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PAGE TWO HJS NN Y C OLUMN K:p«rta <>f United States and to for- BPBte countries. Easy fascinating EL work,, good-commissions. All liter- Hfiswh;furaished. Far further infor- Bgfagfurtjon, write Elliott Tours. Talla- j 13-3 t-c. , LB*arf "Page 108 Saturday BtMuiig Bpjiftlßt-F f yfcme 05 for Service ]Alan. L Fresh Green Peas, String Beans, Cu- HMtmbers, gellow squash, parsnips* [p - turnips, string beans, lettuce, cel-' |s ery, cranberries, mustard salad. .J. fe, ■ A H. Ohsh Store. Phone 587. ! -t 11 p. klUwngrtSeaits. Corn. Greens, Turnips, ■' 1! toduifeos.c. peppers,' celery, lettuce. f* Lipbafdaftfh Barrier. 13-lt-p. ■ - . ■■ •V ,tL_l —1 —i : ' pjfwah OeSfety, Iceberg l.et Hire. Gmpes. S’.' carrots, Secke! pears, also Elfiierth U peaches just arrived. Ed. M. Cook i; Company. 13-2 t-p. Five Khom House For Kent. Close in. price reasonable!' location good. CallffifHAV. 13-lt-p. Fresh Shiptwnt Sweet Mixed. Sour ; and Pickles. W. J. fjlass & , Son- 1 - ’ 13-lt-p. Just jd*.j» e w More of Willie Laurel !•> Oliver baptising'and group, pictures. While t’iiey last 35c or 3 for SI.OO. Boyd IV. Cox Studio. 13-lt-p. Say—Have You Tried Best’s Service Station on Kannapolis Road? If .hot, it will pay you to give him a § visit. Gasoline and motor j •oil. Zl 11-Ct-p. F-- SrC! **"— p -"‘ c r Wh »« L . from my best mat- offer now $2.50 each. Now is the time to get breeding t . stoAfioe next year. J. Ivey Cline, Concord Route 1.1-ts. . *r —.<s*«■ 1 7 Cabarrus County University Alumni rr Association. Tin* i'utafrrrtis County Alumni Asso ciation of* the University of North Carolina nfct Tuesday evening at 0:30 o’clock at Yhe local Y. M. (\ A. to celebrate the birthday of the Univer sity. A delightful dinner was en joyed M(P£i then the meeting turned into business discussion. ii The flFiffeipal speech was made by H. general secretary of the UniveSity Y. M. U. A. who conducted ain oifafomm in connection with ’ lis ffmaiSuLL ;. The athletic situation at the Uni versity was the first topic discussed. The tense situation has done worlds of goo#, ’ said Mr. Comer. It has caused organized cheering. Two hun dred and fifty picked men, all in white and blue uniforms, are called the “Clieerios." The new coaches and new system in football caused some dis satisfaction at first, but now all are working together in unity. Mr. CftKier t'aen discussed the en rollment of student*, and the building progranrfji'Thelr* > are 2*300 students registei (Jpso far tltlst year. The m South twilling had .fbeen remodelßj|| J making now hoijßw t he uiiiihißisfi'atioii offices. Other are also being remod eied. m The next topic dismissed was the policy of the University. Mr. Comer; said "The University of North Caro lina has become almost a national in stitution instead of a state institu tion by thoroughly covering the needs of our state. In attending to our own peoples’ needs we have become nationally and international! recog nized. We now eoippare favorably with the greatest state universities in America. Michigan and Wisconsin.” “’Self-help and scholarship is my hobby,” said Mr. Comer. The sys tem as planned by the University was EFIRD“S : Our Stpre Will Close Thurs day afternoon to permit our employees to attend the Fair. f EFIRD’S Try a Package Fresh Stuffed Dates. Lippard & Barrier. 13-lt-p. For Reiki—Bungalow on Reed Street. CWI 404. 1341 t-x. Wear “Real Silk" Hosiery. Bank the (JlTfereneeL “ fMi one"" ddo" man. t3-3t-p. Chickens. Chickens. Several Coops of hice chickens and also lots 'Viice country eggs and hotter. Ed. YU ■ "f*k)ok < ’om puny. . 13-2 t-p. | “-r —— For Sale—One Hguse and 1-2 Acre ! lot in Mt. Pleasant. Good location.' j Apply to Mrs. J.* D.' Starnes. ii-6t p. I : —i-—i ; We Will Close at 13 o’etaek Thursday to take iti the Fair. Lipjnril X - Barrier. • 13r1t,-p. ’ f_ ' ■ - Sewing and Smacking Nefttly, Dope. NpfS, * Wal ter IV. Yfedtin. Phone 73SW. 11-dtp. For Sale—Glcnwood Combination Gas stove in'good condition and a Sellers kitchen cabinet. Mrs. Cameron Yleßae. 9-6 t-p. Wanted—Two Second Hand Coal heaters. Box 2tSj Concord. N. C. * 7-6 t-p. j —— i Wanted—Salesman. Auto Supply A I Repair Co. 4-ts-c. Expert Painting and Taper Hanging. John Rosinah, 76 West Corbitt street. Phone 921. Oct. 2 to Jan 2-p. j New Pair of Shoes From Old Ones. j IVe use the best leather and Vhe i best workmanship. Thirtyfive years experience. Phone 165 and, we call for shoes and deliver all work when wanted. Sime shine parlor for. ladies. Upto-Date Shoo Hospital. 22 South Union Street. 7-26-p. then outlined by the speaker. Mr. Comer closed his remarks with I an interesting discussion on t’.ie school ■ of religion which has brim recently i established. The following resolution was passed ] unanimously : Whereas, the Concord Public I.i- j brary is rendering a wonderful service! to the people of our city, and Whereas the present facilities are not sufficient to curry on this work. ‘ effeetivey, therefore Be It Resolved by tile Cauamls i County Alumni Association of the | University of North Carolina that said i association goes on-record as favoring j a new and up-to-date library building and equipment sufficient to care for t’.ie need of our city. A motion was also passed making the annual dues of said association $lO per annuam, which fee includes General Alumni Association dues, sub scription to Alumni Review, scholar ship fund and entertainment fund. .Sunday School Institutes. Suftoa/ SMiobl Institutes will be i held 'fext hlHI' at 2:30 p. in. fit CNm. yfc] ><>]QMBH n( AVestWord Siei’iq dief iriim-eh. »ml for No, 1 townshiu at lt» l;v River < liun-h at .7 p. m; Church and Sunday school workers in these townships are asked to make note of this and be present. The j public is invited to be present. Prominent Florida Realtor Drowns at Sea. Tampa. Fin.. Oct. 13.—t/P)—l >. I*. Davis, developer of Davis Island near here, and one of the best known real estate men in Florida.- was drowned while eu route to Europe aboard the steamer .Majestic of the White Star Line, according\to a radiogram receiv ed here this morning by Arthur V. My lam. vice-president of the I>. I*. Davis Properties. IN AND ABOUT THE (STY FREE DRIVER OF CAR WHICH STUCCK HINSON JVfiss Ay cock Net % Hpld Responsible fqr Accident AVhieti l Resulted in the { of Concoro Man. v Funeral servkes for a a Frank _ Hinson, s£). wfio w.S falnjjfirrtl■ Saturday afternfJofUwlien 7 auto here, were here l’Ms';aitei\- | noon at 2 :30 and interment followed fin Oak wood cemetery. The services were held in Kerr Street Methodist | Church, of which, the deceased was a j member. w . j Miss dfiver of. the car whicfi sti urk was ( freed by a coroner's* jury wdvum ft curd ! evidence in the case Monday atter i nodh;- r The* jury decided that the ac cident was unavoidable. Toe . a,A*f(tertt > Kerr (Jibsrtn • ball -..itfirk;,'.HjfSbif <.Stuped his car to jjet a piece of ..ice---fron: a Wagon. When he started bacW to his car, parked across ttie street, the driver of the wagon Warned him to watch out for an approaching car. Apparently he did not hear the warn-j ing for he. stepped from behind the wagon directly in front of the car, the jury was told. The injured man was rushed to the Concord Hospital wtiere he died Mon day morning. The coroner’s jury met Monday afternoon and after hear ing all available evidence freed Miss Ay cock, 4 Mr. Hinson was bora in Montgom ery county on December 26, 1870. He had been a resident of Concord for a number of years and was an en gineer for the Gibson Manufacturing Co. Surviving are his second wife and several children. HI-G AND Hl-Y CLUBS FORMALLY ORGANIZED J Organization Meeting He'd at the Y. . M. C. A. on Monday Night. ! Formal organization of the Hi-G ! and Hi-Y clubs was made Monday ! night at the Y. M. C. A. Officers [for the year were elected and com mittees named to arrange the pro grams and social events. | The clubs wlil meet on Tuesday I nights at the Y. the meeting to last from 7 to 8 o’clock. The following officers were- named | Monday : \ Senior' Hi-G Club: Millicent Ward i j president: Helen Dayvault. vice presi-j f dent: Nett Flemming Harris, seere- j ! tary and treasurer; Mrs. IVloomfield. I | leader. ' I I Senior H Hi-G Club: Annie Louise] I Hoover, president: Mary Miller, vice] (president: Ruth Dayvault. secretary I -and treasurer. T f .ie leader will be ehosen later. j Junior Hi-G Club: Eliznbth Ross. I i president; Sarah Jenkins, vice presi-1 dent: Dorothy Hart-sell, secretary and treasurer: Miss Mobley,' leader. Junior I! Hi-G Club: Mobe Jenkins. < president; Francis Weddingtou, viee j president: Sarnli Fisher, secretary and tri«a«Bi)pr. Leader to be .selki tHtria ei'. Btitiffr Hi-Y CinM: ißjfcjptifciker. president: Earl Benfield. secretary and j t : .Mr. Ktonhitieid. Lender. Junior Hi-Y' Club: Robert Rowan,' president: Bill Howard, vice presi dent: Francis I’iekard. secretary and treasurer: William Kestler, leader. MARINES GUESTS AT FAIR GROUNDS HERE Will Spend Week-End Here Seeking Recruits and Doing Whatever Else Is Needed. Mingling with Lie vast throngs at the fair grounds this week are stand ard bearers of the National Guard of North Carolina and the United States Marine Corps. The soldiers are doing traffic duty and the Marines are en joying 'life in general while they tell of the advantages of tile Marine life to prospective rescripts. Sergeant M. I). Burch and Sergeant Gibson -are in charge of the Marines and they lave seen enough duty to give the prospective “buck’’ the right dope on the army life. All sorts of exhibits, showing the ■work and life of the Marine, are car ried by the sergeants. On the opening day of the. fnir Ser geant Bnreh was custodian of the starter's stand, allowing ;» enter that sanctuary only those i>ers:ms w'lo had bken designated to assist the officials of the race. During the afternoon Sergeant Burch had other duties thrust upon ’him. however. Agonized mothers, sep arated from lost boys, asked him to aid in finding them and twice with the help of t’.ie stater's megaphone the Marine was successful ill doing this. THIEF STOLE FORD. TRADED FOR BUCK . First Took Car of Luther Barnhardt ami Then Exchanged It for H. L. Griests’s Huirk. An auto thief found conditions to liis liking here Tuesday night, first stealing a Ford touring car and then trading it for a Hoick coach which appealed more to his fancy. The Ford, the property of Luther Barnhardt. had been left by him near his store' on Depot street. When he went for it early this morning it was gone and search led to its discovery near the home yif Dr. J. ». Lnfferty. At that home, police officers learned ■later, the Buick coach, the property Os H. L. Driest, had been stolen. It too bad been left in the street and the thief apparently started off with the Lord when he saw the Buick and decided to take the latter. The ear was not looked, one report states, 1 while another report says the lack of a key in no way hindered the thief who rolled rile ear down a hill and j then fixed the mechanism so a key ] was not needed. Officers in nearby cities have been asked to be on watch for the Buick. A world’s building record* was ac complished in a Ismdon suburb re- j cently, when a twg-storyi. .coperetc bouse of si* rooms was built.’ furbish ed, decorated and occupied within a ' period of three and one-half days. > THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE ” BUSINESS HOUSES TO CEOSE FOR THE FAIR Will Observe Half-Holiday So Esn r ployes Can Attend the Bij? Cabarrus > ; v Fair. >*> The following business houses have oVlose tomorrow afternoon so theiF employes ran have an afternoon iat.the fair: Richinoiul-Flowe Co., Ivey Shoe Co., G. W. Patterson, Reliable Shoe Hos pital, Up-to-Date Shoe Hospital, Hoover’s, I no., Kidd-Frix Co., Efird’s Department? Store. M. R. Pounds, I>e , Luxe Barber Shop, \V. J. Hethcox. D. IV Folkos, das. H. Farley. Ritchie Hardware Co., Charles Store Co., Merit Shoe Co..' Stares-Miller-Parker 'Co., Fisher’s. .1. O. Penney Co., Ca barrus Savings Bank, Ruth-Kesler. bankrupt. Citizens Bank and Trust Uo., J Ft Wl Woplwprth Co.. Concord Furnithre 'Co , ICentral Barber Shop, Mark so n jSboe Store.-Cline & Mabrey. A. & I*. Xo. j, A. &:P: Xo. 2.-Pender's Store.“S. W. Preslar. F. M. Youngblood Co., Lippard & Barrier. E. T. Shep pard, H. B. Troutman, H. M. Black welder, City Grocery," J. AY. Collett, Church Street Barber Shop, Cash Feed Store. Cabarrus Ca.s’i Grocery Co.. Cline & Moose. J. F. Dayvault & Bro., AY. J. Glass & Son. Ritchie- Ualdwell Co., AA\ A. Overcash, Dove- Br.st Co., McClellan Store Co.. Cor vell Jewelery Co., Boyd AA\ Cox, Rob inson’s, Concord National Bank. Ho tel Barber Shop, Browns-Camibn Co., Fishet*" & Litaker. Porter Drug Co.. Cabarrus Drug Co, Army & Xac.v Store, Concord Drug Shop, Sanitary (i rocery Co. The following motor companies have also agreed to close for Thurs day afternoon : AA’aite Bros, Tire Co., Auto Supply • and Repair Co., Corl Motor (’o., j Standard Buick Co., AA'hite Auto Co:, Reid Motor Co.. Concord Motor Co.. Bollinger Service Station and the Syler Motor Co. BERNARDI SHOWS ARE ONE FEATURE OF FAIR Offering 25 Shows and 10 Riding De vices oil Midway at the Cabarrus County Fair. AYith the biggest and most preten tious amusement organization yet to come to the Cabarrus County Fair, the Bernardi Greater Shows art* hold ing forth tn the fair grounds with | twenty-five real midway attractions I and ten riding devices, j Pne Bernardi Greater Shows have i this season exhibited at the princi | pal state fairs of the north and At j lantie coast territory. These fairs in cluded the New York State Fair at I Syracuse, the Rochester. X. Y„ *Expo- I sitjon and Horse Show, the Biughamp ten. X. Y.. Exposition, the Pennsyl vania State Fair at Allentown, the ! Inter-State Fair at Trenton, X. .1.. j the A'irginia State Fair at Rii’amoiid last week and the show has added . new rail re Is to it’s already enviable j reputation. I a* Bri lugrii ri‘4 l i‘i; Siunfs'l I limi^Miiih^ij. rio“^Bffi - imrai r-irciis siilvsliow. tlie Beiv imnlx nutn-motordomp with its racing L lion, the licnninli congress of Ath- I lores featuring the redoubtable "Kid" ! Ellis, with a rugged crops of nssist ] ants. "The Follies de Paris" featuring j t’.ie Spanish senorifa. "Carmetta." the I Bernardi Freak Animal Exhibit, with 1 forty strange and curious wreaks of I animat nature, the Bernardi Original' ! Dixieland Minstrels with Sill Paris land his Chocolate Dandies, liaby Lil ] linn, tlie half-ion of loveliness, the Old ! Giggle Shoppe. "Oh Look ", the Ber nardi Monkey auto-drome, the Ber nardi London Illusion Show. "Bag dad", "Arabia", the Bernardi Equine i Paradox featuring the graduate ’lorse. j "Lady Norfolk", themidget city. "Jack ; tlie Giant Killer" and a score of oth j er c( uimemlable midway offerings, all iof which are worthy amusement arid i i durational features. There are fen | of the newest of late model riding de vices on the Bernardi Greater mid j way. ; C. F. RITCHIE IS HURT IN ACCIDENT i Sustained Painful Bruises When Knocked Down as He Went to Step j Firom Auto. U. F. Ritchie, prominent hardware merchant of Concord, was painfully j bruised Sunday night while returning from Charlotte when the ear in which he -was riding was struck by another ear just as ’lie was alighting. Mr. Ritchie was in a car with Dr. J. C. Rowan and Dr. T. It. Lewis and the trio stopped on the Coneord- I Charlotte highway to see if they could i render aid to occupants of n car j which hud skidded from the road. Just as Mr. Ritchie stepped from i the auto a Charlotte car struck the Concord ear from t'.ie rear, pitelting Mr. Ritchie to the ground. He slipped I partially into a ditch by the side of the road, sustaining severe bruises. Tlie condition of Mr. Ritchie was reported today as improved although , he is still confined to his home. \ Deeds Recorded Here. The following deeds, describing real ; estate transfers in the county, have ■ been filer] at the court house here: ! W. E. Philemon to Ephraim L. ] Little for $1,600 property in Fatal Five, this city. j R. L.'Furr to A. J. Furr for SI,BOO. . property in No. 10 township, i L. T. Hartsell, Jr., commissioner, to I the Board Light and AVater, City of Concord, for $2,750, property in No. I 4 township along Patterson Creek. I V. L. Propsf, trustee, to James M. Talbirt for SO,IOO. property in Ward One. this city. Arthur Gurley to B, W. Durham ] for $225 property in No. 4 towu j ship. E. A. .Smith to R. D. Dellinger for : $25 and other valuable considerations property in No. 4 township. ! Signor Muwolioi. who came into office in October, 1922. has now held .the Italian premiership longer than any other statesman Since the es -1 tubUshment of the kingdom in 184$. 199 Meet All Your Friends at Our Big Store During Fair Week. Iff Check All Your Packages Here — ij® ■ No Charge—and They Will Be Safe IWe jK] Offering Some Real Bar- ,41 gains All, *1 Over Our If Store for fairweek 1 v Remember We Sell It For F less I %/ PARKS - BELK CO. Youj Headquarters For Fair, Week •7* r . * Wednesday, Oct. 13,1926
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