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TODAY’S EVENTS. I
Wednesday. October 7. 1023. '
l <■ year ago today the S.
a*lldfeible .Shenandoah left I.ake
■ Nf .1., on . her nietnorable
■ flight to the Pacific. ('oast.
■ Toduy, weather permitting, the
■ Pittsburgh and Washington baseball
H team* will meet in Pittsburgh for
■ the initial game in 4lie World Series.
■ John A. Bell, president of the de
■ funct Carnegie Trust Company, a
jH voluntary bankraii+t is to be arraign
§ vd f°r trial in Pittsburgh today.
| The opening of * the Savannah
,J River Coastal 'Highway bridge, an
important link iu the new highway
I from Maine t*> Florida. will be made
1 the occasion for a * celebration >n
I Savanna# today.
jp Following the close of their ses
OUT OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS
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SEE IF EVERYONE / GRACIOUS V I ,
L>6 COMFORTABLE J VEfe - ) SHOULD
ft AND ENJOYING A EVERYTHING { SAVSo-
sior« in Washington* today the dole
gates to the conference of the In-|
terpa filamentary Union will become
the guests for four days of the
Carnegie Endowment for Inter
national Veaee.
More than 100 invitations have
been i-nued for the wedding in New
York today of Miss Ada Heituse. a j
le.ee of the late Augustus Heiuzc, the
Montana eop|«*r magnate, to Ira
Itolette Warner. of Bridgeport, Conn.
Prayer book revision, tiimnoe pro
gram revision and the choir* of a
presiding bishop are' among the im
portant tasks confronting the 4Xtb
tbiennial .General Convention of Ihr
Protestant Episcopal Church, which
begins its sessions today in New
(Means.
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USE PENNY COLUMN—>T PAYS
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Eat her of Seventeen Passed lb Meck
| ■ lenborg.
| Charlotte, Oct. . 4.—l);ivid L. El
liott. aged JS. *l>e<l at S a. m. Satur
day of his home in I.onk Creekjtown
ship. county, surronudrsl by Irs
heventren children and his wife.
Mr. Elliott laid been married three
I times, having children by each of his
wives. He has fort.v-one giaini,ej)ii
jk'pn and thirteen great grand-ehildfen.
Suffers Broken Leg In Automobile Ac
cident.
Salisbury, Oct/4. —Cade Barnes, 25
year old clerk at the Southern traffic
shed, is in the Salisbury Hospital
with a broken leg and severe euts and
bruises as a result of fin automobile
wreck at Church Land, davidson coun
i ty, this afternoon.
fHE Concord daily-tribune
DINNER STORIES
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Some llcht<wittiiisins.
i Ikey wjts in the hospital, his
friend, finding him in despondency,
. asked what t'.ie trouble might be. i
I . “It's nothing but trouble. Now I
dese doctors vant to put in some !
monkey glands yet."
j "Weil, why not Ikey, if they will i
make you well?"
“Sure, vhy not? But it will cost
me fife thousand dollars for a fen
monkey giants, ven I know vare 1
can get a whole monkey for twelft
dollars."
Two gentleman /stopped on the
street to talk to each other, one wear
ing a large diamond tie pin. 'lsaacs,”
said the other, "dot Is a line diamond /
you have it. Vare you get it?"
"Veil," explained Isaacs, “my
brother '.ie died and left $450 for u
stoite. And dis is de stone.”
Ikey (eagerly): “Fadfler. I vos in
do woods an' I saw a nest full of
young birts an' dey did nothing but
sing 'Cheep! Cheep!” 5
Cohenstcin: "Mine gracious, Ikey!
Get all dein birts you can. I'll hong
dem in dor front of der store and let
dem holler 'bout der goots."
Biddle Scmmy: "Faffer. was your
ti/eble vel-to-do?"
Big Semmy: “No, but mien gosh,
(ley vas hard to do.”
CONCORD FARMER
SAYS TO ASK HIM
Says That He Owes His Good Health ‘
and Strengtii to HERB JUICE.
'Must tell the people .'wound here to
ask me about HERB JUICE and I
will tell the facts about this medicine
that will surprise them in more ways
thou one," said Mr. A. L. Goodman.
Well-known and highly respected
.farmer who resides at (Ki St. Mary's
street. ConcorcUN. C.. when he called
to see the HEHB JUICE man few I
dayft ago.
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MR. A. T„ GOODMAN
“Why, before I was fortunate
enough to hear about this wonderful
tonic laxative," continued Mr. Good
man, "I \yas in about as bad run
down condition as a person could lie
ami. still keep going. My stomach
was all out of shape. Iti plain words.
I thought it was just about worn out.
1 could not eat and enjoy a tiling as
my food seemed to sour just as soon
as ii readied the stomach, and for
hours after eating I would suffer ter
rible jiains from gas and indigestion. -
My kidneys also acted very irregular
ly which caused me to be tip all hours
of the night making it impossible for
me to get my prbper rest. In addi
tion to this, I was badly uoustijmtcd
and try as I would. I could not find
any medicine that would relieve this
trouble or regulate mV bowels until I
started using HEHB JUICE. That's
why I say just tell the folks around
home to ask me about this medicine.
1 now feel better in every way than I
nave for years. Kidneys act tcgulur
l.Y, sleep just fine at night and don't,
have a pain or ache. HEHB JUICE
has also regulated my bowels aud. re
lieved me of the constipation trouble
with the result that my .stomach is
free of all poisons and I can eat urn!
enjoy my meals without any indiges
tion pains afterwards. I can sure
speak a good word for this medicine
and recommend HEHB JUICE to ev
ery one.
HERB JUICE is guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded by
Gibscn Drug Store. '
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JY CHARLES P. fcTEWART
* NBA Service Writer
VPTASjnNGTON—Boosters for
W :r “greater Washington""—
' 1,000,000 population is their
present bufiseye—may mean well,
hut personally I’m out of Sympa
thy with them.
//Washington, the boosters say, is
on&s of the nicest—perhaps the
wary nicest —of all the towns in
yhc country to live In.
/ Well, so it is, and one of the
‘nicest things about it is that it
‘isn't too beastly big. It’s grown
/ to, beat a full house in recent
years, but even yet it retains a
good many of the characteristics
of a smallish burg—all the con-'
veniences of a' big city minus a lot
Os the drawbacks.
Up to date the capital has qual
Uy—not quite so much of it as be
fore it began to grow so fast, but
considerable. The boosters are
prepared to sacrifice more and
more of it in the Interests of
quantity.
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WASHINGTON'S many trees
and numerous pretty little
parks, squares and circles
... are among its chief attractions.
'■ Already the "greater city”
boosters have them marked for de
struction. Indeed, they actually
' have begun on the trees. -The
streeti, though they average
pretty wide, aren't wide enough
for the increasing population's au
tdmobiles. So, here and there,
the boosters are widening them.
v Thi* meane thp trpp® hnvp to
\o4r Coimncnclahle. i
Lexington Dispatch.
To say that, the action of .lames A.
Lockhart. Charlotte lawyer aimug in
the dofunse of W. B. Co’o for the
killing of W. W. Ormond, in at
tetnfoting to besmirch the war l'ecoi’d
of a dead i»s not commend- 1
able is perhaps stating it in the
mogt i haritable fnanner possible. I
if there had been Haws in ,
the -supposed service record of the ,
dead soldier, whether he had been *
twenty-five * miles or twenty-live
yards from the enemy trencher, it ,
would come with bud grace from a
forwr commander of fife American
■ J xa v make such- an attack. i
Th.ii, other ex-soldiejs were quick (
to repudiate IjcckhnrYls attack and ;
to defend the record of Ormond is
refresh ing. AiuV it appears t’’iat they]
have the' facts on the side <jf the i
dead, which i.s further ,to the dis
credit of the talkative Charlotte man. I
Tne Legion -hsis had to stand for a |
gooff-deal of embarrassment from this!
man Lockhart, whom its mem hers
hadx paid bigli honor in recognition
nf i|i< own honorable service in the
wait 11 was hardly very well pleased
wihei he made an attack upon Ibe'
chhf justice of the North (‘nrol in a
supfoinC 'rkmrt becau-e that dignitary
was not »in the armed service during j
tbr wjir. j
In view of ihes<» and other utter-
Ain w of Mr. Lockhart, the public
perhaps would not. feel like protest
ing if there should be a movement
front within the*Legion to purge it
self of disturbing influences.
Dfvoe’s Weather Forecasts For
Mhnth of October.
Ist’, cold wave. 2nd, storm over
South Atlantic states, moving vorth
\r<fiß? 3rd to 4th, snow and rain, oth
to r.th, eleariitg. 7th, storm over Mis
souri valley, travelling southeast
waid. Nth to l)th. warmer. loth
si.nn (£ver Ohio valley, moving east
ward. lith to 12tl», showeiNs. 114th,
\vamer. • 14th. waTln wave over mid
dle west. 15th to 10, warm and
cloudy, followed by rain. 17th. a
cold wave will form over the Dissuiiri
valley. 18th. storm over Texas,
thim ling northeastward. 10th to
20i!i. KKbw over northwestrn states,
bill rain over eastern part cf coun
try 21st to A 22ml rain and snow, 20,
EVERETT TRUE BY COND<
BY THC OoAY~ HR. WHITMAN, jT ij/j k. o _
l ■HeAiR'D THAT MAiHON&V To
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come down, several streets nav*
beefi spoiled thus and a campaign
Is on to spoil more, wholesale.
The little squares and circles
are in demand to park cars In. Old
timers are fighting it, but a few
old timers don't staild much chance
in the long run against a gang of
up-to-date, energetic boosters.
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OLD original Washington has a
style of its own It looks like
Washington and no other
place,
'Architecturally It's natural and
picturesque. For cold blooded
utility it may not stack up with
the newer sections, but it pleases
the eye
These newer sections—the boost
ers' work—are built according to
booster tastes They re standard
ised. They're exactly like the very
newest part of any other town
Inside, the houses are strong on
modern conveniences they're
handy to live in and no mistake—
but externally they're deadly
• monotonous. Internally, too.
Ugly, likewise—all cheap gin |
getbread and fresh paint and efH
ciency and about as much indi p
viduality as a flivver.
You don't have to come to [|
Washington to learn how the new ”
er part of it looks. Just take a *
walk in the apartment house and
duplex district of yhur own home
town, 'that's what ft's like. 3
The boosters wafit to remodel €
the entire place on the same-pat- i
tern. "Rookeries" they call the i
older buildings. They yearn to teat C
'cm down.
I cold wave will form over the Missouri X
'and squally. 2<lth lo 27th, clearing. C
2Nth, storm over lower Mississippi 1
val’.ey, taveling northeastward. 20th X
to 30th, cloudy and cold, with show I
and rain. 31st. cold wave. X
1 It Will Come I'p Again. S
Morganton News-Herald,
j There is no doubt, at all bat that Jj
one of the question that will oc- X
copy the'Attention of the tlext State. (
'Legislatin'! l , as it did the last, will be J
the Aast.itt/ian Hullot. Already the
campaign -is being planned and al- *
ready it is apparent that an even more
determined effort ,Ilian ia January- *
| February 10251 will he made to bring i
|iu North Carolina this great ballot I
reform. ?
The women are taking an active I
part in the movement. Last week in I
Greensboro a group of civic minded
women, directors in the North Caro
lina League of Women Voters, adopt- 1
ed a nwolutijin declaring their belief I
Mil and pledging their supimrc of a
State-wide Australian balot. Some
lime ago the State Farmers' Con- 1
vent ion went on record as heartily
endorsing Hie I lie plan. Doubtless
hi'iwt'Cr now and the of
1327 othet organzatioris will put
their shoulders to jlie wheel and will
J propagate such a wide spread de
hlttml for a fair form of secret ballot
as the lawmakers cannot osist.
The Australian blillot is lint only
a progre-sive measure; ir is an
economical measure as well. The
present system involves the printing
of dozens of different tickets. With
the Australian ballot iu force, all the
names of candidates would be printed
on ticket. Hence a saving in time,
labor aid paper, with a correspond
ing lowering of the erpeuse. The
DemoeratiY' party owes it to the
State to provide a modern system of
voting. Ami the people will not be
'iitistied until tile need is supplied.
''George.'' said the smart Aleck to
an old farm laborer, "you arc getting
very bent. Why don't you stand up
straight ljke me?" V
"M elf, sir," answered George, "do
you see that field of corn?"
"I do," said the .smagt one. .
"Then you'll notice the empty heads .
stand up."
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Better Service
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