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Get Quick Results \ Concord Qaily Tribune TIME OF CLOSING MAILS The time of the closing of mails at the Concord postfisce is as follows: Northbound 130-41:00 P. M. A. M 34 4 :10 P. M. 38— 8:30 P. M. 30—11:00 P. M. Southbound 39 9:30 A. M. |45 3:30 P. M. ' 135 8:00 P. M. . ; 29—11:00 P. M. j ey.gg. i-1,:.■. m i ■_= i i LOCAL MENTION A record %t tended the Drown Mill moving pictures at their initial show ing last niglit. The Y. M. ,C. A. I plans to present movies each week at this place. Delegates to the State I*. P. O. convention in Elirebeth City voted Thursday to meet text year in Fay etteville. The session* of the con vention came to a close shortly after the 1920 meeting place was selected Thirty-three white schools of the county will open Monday, it is re ported at the office of Prof, .1. B Robertson, county superintendent of schools. At the same time, it is re ported. most of rite 25 colored schools began work several weeks ago. Announcement has been made in connection with the Hallowe'en cele bration that the Mooresvil’.e hand, a seven-piece organization, has been se cured to play 'here for the festivities, i including the old-fashioned square | dance at five V. M. O. A. that night. } There will be no preaching services i in Central Methodist Church Sunday I evening. The congregation of this 1 church has been invited to wor | ship at the Associate Reformed Pres | byterian Church, where a series of I meetings is being held now. and the " invitation has been accepted. A Sunday School Institute for No. 5 township will be he'd Sunday after i noon at 2:30 o'clock in Gilead Church, i officers of the county Sunday School | Association announce. Departmental i secretaries of the county association 1 will have charge of the program, and ] the general public is invited. Hundreds of local football fans plan 1 to go to Charlotte tomorrow to see the Davidson-Furman game, which will begin at .'! o'e'ock at Wearn Field. ! The two teams are evenly matched, according to present score for the year, and the game promises to be [ one of the best in the state this year. Three cases will be tried in record er's court this afternoon, police of ficers state. One defendant is charg ed with being intoxicated, another with having liquor and another with driving an automobile while intoxicat ed. Business with the officers has i been quiet during the week, they re i port, Dr. T. N. Spencer, secretary of the Cabarrus County Fair Association, announces that he plans to mail out premium checks for this year's fa’r next week. “I have about completed the task of cataloguing the prize win ners and when I have this work com \ pleted I will send out the premium i money,'' T’he heaviest frost of the season fell in’Coneord during the night, ob i jects without protection being cov i eted with n frost that resembled a : : light snow. Temperatures were low er this morning than at any other time tiiis season, also, there having been a decided drop in the mercury diving the night. Practically all of the teachers in the Concord public schools, and many f the rural school teachers plan to g> to Charlotte this afternoon forfeit district meeting of the State Teach ers' Association. The meeting will , continue through-tomorrow with scs l sums tonight, tonurrow morning ami I afternoon. I James Lee Johnson has sold two I tracts of land in No. 3 township, the | first to G. M. Alexander and the See* I end to IV. B. Goodnight, No pur chase prices were given. Another deed filed Friday records the sale of land in No. 11 township by G. F. Litaker to J. L. tnd J. A. James for $7,000. j Much interest is being shown in • the "World Series" conducted in the lot behind the Y. M. C. A. Two I teams have been chosen from the gram- I mar school boys and playing under I the names of Pittsburgh and Waeh- I ington, they are having a hotly eon- I tested series. Washington was vic tor in the first two games but the Pittsburghhers, true to form, have staged a comeback and won the last two. TODAY'S EVENTS. Annual observance of Arbor and Bird Day in Illinois. Dr. Robert Bridges. England’s poet laureate, is 81 years old today- Sixty-five years ago toaay New York amd- San Francisco were con nected by telegraph. One hundred and seventy-fifth anniversary of the birth of Thomas Pincknet, so dier of th© Revolution, governor of South Caro.ina, *nd : first U, S. minister to England. I The League for the Abolition of I Capital Punishment, which has the j support of many men and women of 1 prominence, is to meet in ' New York I City today to complete its orgamza -1 ■ tion and map out a plan of cam -1 paign for the abolition of the death I penalty throughout the Ignited I States. Call to Kpworth Leaguers. I I i The officers of the Epworth I/eagues I are urged to go to Albemarle Rriday jjj night for a district meeting of the Leagues of Salisbury District. Each League in our Concord-Kannapolis ?; Union should send their officers. If you can possibly go, do so. Friday 23, at 7:30 p. m, Central Methodist • Church, Albemarle. • THOB. F. HIGGINS. > ' f THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE DETECTIVE DISMI SSED Beals Up Tun Chapel Hitt Maas ip Using Thud Degree. j Durham. Oct. 22. —A. W. Allison who Mas held a position as detective with the Durham yioliee department for a long while was tonight dis missed from the service by the city manager following a brutal attack which lie ts alleged to have made upon two Chapel Hill youth, Thomas Broekwell. aged 18, and Ezra Mc- Farland. aged 20. after fee had been taken to the police station last night by the detective and Police Sergeant Larkin Woods to be quizzed regarding the theft of parts from ail automobile. The facts in the assault came up before Recorder Graham this after noon when Broekwell and McFarland were arraigned on a charge of larceny and when they informed the court I that Allison toad beaten one of them - with a beard and the other with a . leather belt in an effort to force them to acknowledge the theft of the parti from the car which had been robbed. Scars and braises were found on 'the j bodies of file two youths. Warrants charging Allison with assault and battery were at once issued at the suggestion of Prosecuting Attorney IV. B. I’mstead and the detective was tried, found guilty and fined SSO and ■ costs in one case and $25 and the costs in the other. He gave notice of appeal and Sheriff John Harvard stood his bond. The affair created such a sensa tion following the making public of the details that Chief of Police Poby immediately gave out a statement to the effect that he would recommend j the immediate and permanent dis-l mi-sal of the detective. This was'i done and tonight the city manager'] had discharged him. once and for nil.!, The occurrence, so far as is known, 'i is the first of its sort ever to happen j *n the Durham isdioe deportment, i Chief iiuliy gave out a statement to- t night to the effect that lie disapproved ] of such third degree methods and had i warned all officers regarding the same ] and that no man could be a mem- ( ber of the force and practice sufe. I Allison, it is understood that civil ] suits are to be immediately tiled , against him by the parents of the i two young men whom lie attacked. ] .Many Herds of Cattle Tested. 1 Raleigh. Oct. 211 —(/4>)—Three thou- ! sand six hundred and nine herd- of i cattle were .tested for tuberculosis dur ing the month of September in North Carolina, a summary of fie tubercu losis eradication work in the various stales, compiled by the bureau of ani mal industry of the United States department of agriculture, and ju-t . received here, shows. • The total number of cattle Rested during the month in this state was 8,411. Os this number 35 cattle are reported to have reacted to {lie test. USE PENNY COLUMN—IT PAYS FOREST HILL LADY TESTS j TREATMENT Results Are Astonishing.—The Terri ble Menace tc Health. Cons.ipitkm, Is Overcome, Says Mrs. A. S. Rog. ers. It is no wonder that the demampfor the new treatment now being offered to the general public is growing by leaps and bounds when hundreds have already tested it out and found it to be the greatest remedy they have ev-, er used, according to their own state ments, for constipation, indigestion, 1 liver and kidney disorders. Mrs. A. C. 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Many »us- I wonderful nature remedy are being ferers who are daily testing out this convinced and they- are convincing tlieir friends that this splendid medi cine is really making a remarkable improvement in tbeir condition. HERB JUICE brings good health. HERB JI'ICE b sold ami guaran teed to five satisfaction by- Gibran Drug Store. PERFECTLY Raised —bakings Aat are a feast for the , eyes and a treat to the taste — wholesome and delicious, always Jk at your command, when you use CALUMET H THE WORLD'S GREATEST KKST : Bmm&PQWDEP gig ! «AIM y/, TIMM THOSE OF AMY Ots* BRAND ‘I a ’* ‘ None of the Editorial Views Were Bought. The Raleigh Times uttered a ton whJb, in answer to the criticism of A. L. Brooks ns to editorial expres sion in reference to the Cole case, that newspaper remarks that - >at least none, of the editors lias been lured to takej any given view of the verdict." Newspaper correspondents covering the world series number something like 400. 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