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-I; TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
J j The time of the closing of malls at
the Concord postoffice is as follows:
Northbound
If; 138—11:00 p. M.
-! 36—10:00 A. M.
1 34 4:10 P. M.
3! 38- 8:30 P. M.
f 39-11:00 P.M.
4 L Southbound
-i; 89— 9:30 A. M.
1| 45 3:30 P. M.
"I! 135 8 :00 P. M.
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: LOCAL MENTION
1 j The weekly meeting of the Concord
; | Kiwanis Club will be held tomorrow
at 12:30 at the Y. M. C. A.
According to a deed filed yesterday
at the court house, J. M. Hendrix,
t trustee, has sold to Tens Chaney for
• Isl property in Ward One of this
! city.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Fespcrraan,
of W«t Corbin street, and Mr. and
: Mrs. G. A. Fisher, of Tribune street,
| attended the annual Fisher reunion
in Crescent today.
Seven cases were tried in recorder's
, court yesterday afternoon, defendants
found guilty paying SID.DO in fines
i and coots. The cases were not of
j much importance, it was reported by
| the officers.
i | A force of hands is at work now
'j improving the road from Midland to
I the main Concord-Monroe road. The
1 road is being widened and graded at
the same time and when completed
f will offer an improved highway from
J Concord to the center of Midland.
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4 A revival meeting will begin at
i McKinnon Church next Monday night
I with Rev. W. W. Arrowood, D. D..
I a cousin of the pastor, to do the
| preaching. Services will be held
j twice a day, at 2:30 and at 7:30
- o’clock.
4 Despite the fact that little work
I could be done on it this summer the
, Concord-Monroe road is in fine shape,
i As is to be expected the road is very
' dusty in spots but taken as a whole
i it is in extremely good condition. The
i road that runs from the Charlotte
! Albemarle road vi;l Flowe’s store is
i also in good shape.
I I W. W. Ferris, representative of the
i United States Steamship I.ines,
of Atlanta, was in the eity today
j conferring with Mr. Ttlanks on pros
-11 peetive tonrs to be taken. The party
j which went to Europe with Mr.
i Blanks this summer sailed on the
1 Leviathan Which is one of this com
i pany's vessels.
i School children of the city arc on
I regular schedule of work now, with
sessions both morning and afternoon.
’ Due to the excessive heat since the
I opening of the schools only one ses
, sion has been held daily until today.
I work having been completed at 12 :30.
| It is planned now to continue the
I two sessions program.
Cool weather continues to be Con-
I cord's lot and there is great rejoicing
j because of it. The low temperatures
J | which struck the eity early Tuesday
L have continued and while it was not
II so cool yesterday afternoon as it was
I during the morning, it was nothing
I like as hot as has been for several
| weeks.
I Chief Talbirt and Patrolman Rob
| inson returned yesterday from Wil
| son, where they went to get Roy I*
Spry, wanted here for alleged viola
tion of the prohibition law. The
trip was made without untoward in
cident. Chief Talbirt reports. The
officers were struck with the fine crops
they saw all the way from Raleigh to
Wilson.
The race in the National League
is over for the year, Pittsburgh clinch
ing the pennant yesterday by defeat
ing Philadelphia while New York was
I losing two games to St. Louis. In
the American League Philadelphia
gained half a game on Washington
by defeating St. Louis twice. Wash
t ington needs only three victories, how
ever, to clinch the pennant.
One of the most important football
games of the season in this state
will be played Saturday when Wake
Forest and Carolina meet at Chapel
Hill. The teams are expected to be
in the Tunning for the state cham
pionship so the winner Saturday will
have the big edge. Although the
game comes early in the season it is
expected to be one of the best of
the year. A number of local fans
\ plan to drive to Chapel Hill to see
the game.
! MISS SHIRLEY ELMORE
' AND DRENNAN ARRESTED
Belmont Policeman Alleged to Have
Deserted Wife and Child to Elope
With Girl.
Gastonia, Sept. 23. —Fred Dren
nan, ex-Belmont policeman, and Miss
Shirley Elmore, young lady of that
i place, who eloped several days ago
with what was said to be $3,208 of
the latter's inherited money from a
relative's estate, were arrested last
night in Lose Angeles, Calif., accord
ing to a wire received here today by
i Solicitor John G. Carpenter, who
] forwarded warrants to that city
i charging the man with non-support
and desertion of his wife and chil
dren. and both he and the girl with
immoral conduct. The solicitor an
i nounced at noon tht he forwarded
extradition papers immediately to
Governor Angus W. McLean, in Ra
leigh, which will be signed and turn
ed over to a local officer to take to
i the California eity.
Increased earnings too often bring
increased yearnings.
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE.
1 Meats every Thursday evening at 8
I o’clock.
I M. L. ROBB, N. G.
i C.B. RITCHIE, Hoc.
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THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBONE
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CONCORD COTTON MARKET
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925 !
Cotton .23 1-2 \
Cotton Seed —.53 1-2
CONOORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by OUnn A Moose)
Figures named represent price*
paid for produce on the market:
Eggs .40
Corn $145
' Sweet Potatoes L 75
Turkeys 2® to BO
' Onions *1.50
Batter 40
Country Ham .30
; Country Shoulder u M
, Country Sides M
Young Chickens 9B
Irish Potatoes SI.OO,
George Cook, thgi Australian heavy-'
’ weight, will be given the add test on
the might of Bqrtember 28, when he
ie to face Harry Wills in a 12-roond
bout at Newark, N. 3. f
The Doctors in the Case.
Winston-Salem bonraal
"Expect well-known doctors to
take stand for WT B. Cole.” This
headline introduces a newspaper
article in connection with the coming
trial of the wealthy Rockingham
man fact urer who >shot and killed
William Ormond a few weeks ago.
The .names of several physicians well
Known throughout the State are men
tioned us probable witnesses in the
case. The array of smart 'lawyers to
be connected with one or the other
side of the rase has been known for
some time. Now comes the. line-up of
doctors. There was a time when In
terest. centered wholly upon the per
sonnel of the counsel engaged in a
murder trial. Now the lawyer 1 have
to share with the doctors. A good
deal now depends upun which side
can get the smartest doctors to tes
tify. Physicians are scientists. The
man in the street is a bit puzzled to
understand how mental facts can be
presented in such contradictory col
ors as expert medical witnrs-'es often
use at murder trials. In the intere-t
of the integrity of fbe medical pro
fession, physicians could do well to
guard even against the innuendo that
fiancial considerations blend in thn
slightest degree their opinion of
mental phenomena regarding which n
reasonable amount of agreement
might be expected.
The new $2,000,000 stadium of
the University of Pittsburgh will be
opened September 26 with the foot
ball game between the Pitt Panthers
and Washihgton and Lee. The new
stadium will sent 70,000.
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Made in Carolinas Exposition, Char
lotte, N. C., Sept. 21-Oct 3,1925
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jij C., Eastern Tennessee, also from Atlanta and all stations in Georgia ji[
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| Tickets on sale Sept. 20th to October 3, 1023, inclusive. Final limit | '
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i tober 3, 1923. ] |
I The Made in Carolinas Exposition is bigger and better than ever X
O Wonderful program has been arranged for {his show this year. !
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