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GASTONIA, N. C, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 18, 1922.
VOL. XLHI. NQ. 92.
SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS
QASTONIA' DAILY G
Weather:
Unsettled
Tornadoes and Floods
Irk. Middle West Take
Heavy Toll; 50 Dead
i
Storm Brewing n Rocky Mountains Sweeps Over Illinois, In-
diana and Ohio Swollen
convenience.
Rv The Associated Tress.)
CHICAGO, April IS. Sweeping
northeastward through tin- middle vms!
eru states a storm, which hud its ori
in the liot-ky mountain region Nund;
liml unused over Ohio tmlav. Jcjivi tisr Im
its uku death mid much lev t rm-t ii.l
A Ins nf ncnrlv 50 lives wits attribu'
ed to the storm HiiK li developed ( on
siderablc cni'iif.v us it progressed over
Illinois und Indiana, taking in
many i
places the form of tornadoes. Damage j
to property will mount into millions, it ;
is believed. j
Accompanied hy rains which sent j
utrciinis, then swollen, touring far 1m-- I
yoml their usual channels, the storm j
'drought added suffering and iiiconvcni- ,
nice to Mime communities which for wv
eral days have hccii iinecte.l hy flood
conililinns. j mi" 1 ,v -
to holow seasonal normal add'-,
discomfort of families uIiom
having Im-cii destroyed hy iml
liniiihiihitahle hv Hoods, ate m.
to till
homes
( r made
u living
in tents or improvised shelters.
Indiana apparently felt the full - fl'ert
of the windstorms yoator
th.
state 21 l.ersons ar," kue.'.u to have net
death in different coiuinui.i'ies
yesterday .-nine the Mono
'in Illinois. Striking a nni-be
hires in the darkle s t 01 i.:e
nlcn d
f v'd
nn'L'i '
havoc to m::ny homes :.a-l I' rc ports
as were available from .-igr'iiTi'.tura I .cm
inutlities which had b ea str:, pi d ot
nearly all means of . .1. m u ; i i . :i I ion indi
cated that -- persons had he. -a killed.
Missouri, Jow.-i and Kansas, had tilt
the storm early cdi-iday. hut ' these
states it lacked tie. mi n-:!.v "na I.
marked its sweep .1
Indiana and into Dim
As it passed over I
two distinct tornado
in the souther pari su
ago, , tit across the
the state there was a
in iiii-h the loaS ot
I liii.o:
mli." oa
to lt .
-taiuo,
iii-rt In-
wind
life
1 Ik to were
Tiie one
some dani-
P-
rt ot
si 1 i p
c a- in av .
1,,--, of I.'
a.lisou I olill
I the siate.
to -ft ill ci li
ef Irving
d'y wrecked
Warren county repoit
lives. Four met dcat h
I a
M
tv in the central portion
" The death toll v. :ss gn
iral Illinois. The iilng
ton and Plainficl' '
and several persons
fatalities in this sta
ral communities.
Wires were blown
h.
k'.il
. Other
small ru-
1 ! 1 v 11 by
eli-iadi 1
MI'
pane
Wit
and telephone and W
hurried today to ipm
reslored communicat -1
!e re)',
i I a
ered i.lohable that the cunilde
r- I'
lisa
mi;;ht indicate c ;
than was indie. del
ri a '
HOP OFF FOR 900-KiLE
FLIGHT ACROSS WATER
Portugese Aviators cn Last
Leg of Flight From Lisbon
to Rio Janeiro.
(My The Associat'-d
MOHTO I'UAVA, I'Al'1:
bANDiS, April ' . 'I '"
Atlantic aviators. '.-ijita'a-f-acadura.
hoppe-l of! at
iiinriiiuL' for W. I'.iid
re-
I
o
uni; is-
l'urto-a. -e
t!
third and pr-.bahly im ! -iai Lvr l -'
of their tliuht from Lis. .0:1 to Ian dan-
eiro.
Their route lay over '.''" iu '
water, devoid of ma 1 la r. er gin 1
ot
i".
and they expected 'to r.-.-o h t i.
Mid Atlantic, i" ten t i 11
Hying.
Tin. Ill hit ITS II U t heir I'
r- k-
e I .
1,1
from JSt. Vincent y.-V. id.' e in p" p
tion for today V sturt. .-oinliti-ns I
iK'ing more favuratde for a mic es
getaway.
The landing at .t.
lil links
1-
pected to be dilVuuIt, as
small bay or i'cniu-z l
inlets on the in. rile -;s! s
or rove is on'v a-'i yard-
I hi re is only a
t ween t he t i 1
ide. This hay
. :u r .ss at tic-
rntraiice and one luin lr d y
ami presents some difficult n
veRspts, except in the nest
weather.
The waplanc is awaited a
by the l'ortugiuse cruiser
which is carrying a snpp'y
and oil, and which vsill bro
rds long,
even to
m.ideia'i
the rocks
Republic:.,
f gasoline
idcasl the
news of the aviators' arrival.
From St. Paul Urx-ks the intrejiil air
men plan to fly to the island of Fernando
Nerenha. approximately 'i-"1' miies off the
Brazilian coast, and from there to Per
il arnbuco..
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
CALENDAR.
Tuesday, April
7:30 p. m. Retail
Institute.
16.
Merchants
Wednesday, April 10.
7:30 p. m. Retail Merchants
Institute.
Thursday, April 20.
4:00 p. m. Board of Directors.
7:30 p. m. Retail Merchants
Institute.
Friday, April 21.
7:30 p. m. Retail Merchants
Institute.
Streams Add to Danger and In
-I
MERCHANTS' INSTITUTE
IS LARGELY ATTENDED
Dr. Stanley Krebs, of Retail
Msrchants' Institute, Draws
Big Crowds For Opening
Session of Institute Will
Continue Throughout Week.
inspiring, interesting and lightened
by frequent anecdote, the address de
livered by Dr. Stanley L. Krebs, of
Chicago, at the opening of the Ketnil
Merchants Institute ill the chamber of
commerce audii oriuin Monday night won
over at once tin- large audience gather
d to near him. His subject was
Ways That Win'' and was masterful
iy haielhd. Over 1"'H merchants and
s.ah .people wen- in attendance. Presi
dent S. A. liohiiiKoti, of the (iaslonia
('haiiile r of Commerce, presided and in
tro ia. ' I Pr. Krehs. The institute is
coo.liicted under the auspices of the
le ailment of .Mercantile Affairs of
the l.aMoaia Chamber of Commerce.
Il was decided that the Heatings ev
cry night will begin at 7:1111 o'clock and
all unending lire, nr--'l to be present
i ramp! I.v on time. Tonight's topic
v id be "The (lends How to Kimn
Th-ni and Show Them." A. -I. Kilhy
wi'l preside. Ail mep-hants and pio
f.ssiona! men -hoiihl attend the si ries
as all will benfit. Cards may he oh
'ained any time at the ofl ieis of the
-1 1-1 1 1 1 ' n r of commerce. It is expoi ted
that over L'on will he in attendance t 1
iiignt.
I r . Kicl.s is a foiet fid speaker ki en
ly understanding the psychology of liis
audience. He is an international ex
pert 011 salesmanship, having among
other things addressed the sales forces
:' tie
cry
in. 11
t;re;it
mornin't
Inliii Wanauiak' r
for four years,
an M . 1'.. a
stores
1 1 11-i
liti. al
i
list
d
a t.iiiiuie
isy i hoh'ict .
ui.b- the ;-tten-ciiisely
for v
nd a half ad
1 1 manner of 1 hlil 1 1 y I
t .111 i f cm IV 11. lc Tesi at
er minute of his hour ;
dn-.
11
urir
d the interest
viid.vint: their
res', in it t hat
I pl llf essioll .
hv which cus
of the sales
work and tak
will ch vate it
His dlM-llssiiui
:onu-rs are lost
,,e,,,!i
fin an
into a
ot uue 1
and hv
d.-
a 'most
iiis if.
I 1. 1,
1 : i ! si's
The
which they ::re gained was of
value, he apparently hnvii.e; an
uncanny know ledKi- of the feel
both 1 leik and ciislnmer. liis
I deliverv is easy In fnllow
an
his ut!craiii"-s to sink h 'me
b.ilaiice of his program for
tne
i
k i-
; as follows:
Tuesday Evening.
I':"" -Kiuanis I'lnb.
7 :.:- I nst it uti - ' ' The - ' How
1 Know Tie-in and Show Tieei." One
the telling secre's of sal -'i.;iiisi 1 p .
Weinesiiax. t:;;o A. M.-i'.r i:A,..-Tv.-..
Milije.t, Management."
i:eniog -- Id. iil.'ing ha i s at tin
i.i.ntir." A business luiilibr ami to1
ie sat 1 sfact ioa and delight of custom-
I
Tien lav, Nnoii. Kotarv ( iuh Ad 1
.....
ma 11:
,-id f.
I V IT I 1SJ1II
ig.TS, in
r all v.l
it..lii:g
r " For
T.haiits. 111:1
o want to le:
letter or 111:
1
I,
let III! I s,
v, to V.
' cffe.oe
Iriday,
'ilil.-et.
lanag
llwT.ing
1 "
:.'hi
The
A .
M . For execiit i ves .
I'OII
Itlll 1 llllil I..IU1
liell t . ' '
- ( ioininuiiit v
('
rali.a t mil
.d
i lard v
F
i ai ulminati .g
Ad classes iui:
discuss the two
es and pract 1 ai
lie:
.f the week.
d.
It.
Kr.-bs will
s, n ut die prim i 1 1
Ida
rules for siiciess for the iudividii
a! first, and then apply them to the
community life and progress, which af
fects and concerns every citi.i-u and
fanner in the community. Tin- sur
rounding agric id: lira 1 districts will be
.pi t as much inter, sted and concerned
in a bu. -bless way as will citizens of
l.aslonia. lr. Krebs thinks in terms
of the Fntire Ceiuiaunity, which means
city and country surrounding it. Ai
Larue.sMtle, Ohio, Lion farmers attiud
AUGUSTA MERCHANT IS
SUSPECTED OF INCENDIARISM
(My The Associated Press.)
AFGFlSTA, i.., April K hire dis
covered in a store at ll"i Bro:;.-. street
at 1 o'clock this morning and the .I'lig- d
subsequent finding of c-bit id 11 s; and l a.gs
!..aked with oil resulted in l. liiaii'o.v
sky, proprietor of the store, being held
by the authorities for fur. In r in. estima
tion, (irahlowsky 's business is known as
the tar Pry (ioods and Clothing .-tore.
Quick work on the part of tin- lire de
partment checked the fire 1m fore any ma
terial damage resulted. Assistant Fire
Chief Battle said this morning that the
firemen found tl table piled l.iga wdth
hildren 's clothing and saturate I with
gasoline, a clothes rack tided with con's
sprinkled with gasoline, and boxes of
loose- paper scattered in different parts
of the store.
(irablowsky was seou hy ofli.-ers at the
s-ene of the fin-, an.l after mcsti-ming
the proprietor, he was placed under ar
rest. A family lives over the store end
officers fay tiny were all apparently
asleep at the time of tht fire. No charge
1 has ben preferred against !rahloky
, early to-lay, but be u still in custody
iand tlj Ttoiiee cstid thev had daniaginC
evidence against the man.
HANGED IN AMERICAN
MADE AND SENT PAJAMAS
SCUTARI, ALBANIA, April 18.
"Gifts of the American people" read
labels on the paj&ma-clad bodies of
two notorious insurgents which hung
from a tree in the center of this
town for several days.. The incon
gruity of the labels evidently did not
strike the Albania authorities, who
carried out the executions, as the
pajamas given out to the poor by
American relief workers, are so mark
ed, and these garments evidently
were the only ones available in which
to clothe the condemned men.
WILL ATTEMPT TO FASTEN
OTHER CRIMES ON JOHN
HONEYCUTT, GASTON MAN
May Be Prosecuted on Anoth -
er Marauder Charge, Says
Clements Verdict of At -
tpmnt to rinmmi't Murder in
Second Degree Carries One
to Five Years.
n attempt will be mad.- to link John
ine.M-att up i:h other "midnight
.anhr" crimes in Knoxvillc, Assis-
Hour
ma . a
tant
said
vide.
dcKrc
Attornev t.eiieral Hal II. Clements
ye-iterdav. ,-ici -ordiug to The Knux
Jmiriuil and Tribune of Hiindiiv.
was ;i ft r lloiieycutt had been eon
I of attempted murder in the second
e by a jury in criminal court. The
jury was out
1 loueyi ut t
tried on u 1
the S) ice i In
shot fai.t.-iii
her r.1',. At
was on duty
mill distrii t.
the lionie of
street and ci
'lift on, a!.-
I only lifted! minutes.
had been indicted and
haijie of felonious assault,
allegation beint; that lie
.1. .1. (Schneider on Xovem-thi-
time Cajittiin Hchneider
as a special ollicer in the
A man who had been in
Arthur Vounjj ran into the
iiountcrod ratrohnan Uruce
on dntv in the district.
Clifton 'ti siiutun .lauimed and he could
not tire it. The man ran on. IS hm-ider
called to him to halt. Instead he lired
on tSchneidi r from beneath his ar'u.
S-hiiei-ler still carries a bullet in one
luiikr. The inai. escaped, lloiieycutt Has
later a r rented as hi 1 111 the man.
Three More Charges.
J iiicr.-i I Clements said yesterday that
Honeyi utl would be tried on threts other
charges tjjuwin out of the incidents of
the 1 1 i 1 1 1 in iiiestion. One is a char;:e
el asau't on I'atrolman Jlruce Clifton.
Tin- sii-und is a hart;e of entering tin
home of Arthur Vouiik. -''"'1 tin- thud '
a 1 narge of cairyint; weapons. Jloin-y
i iit t is al.-vadv under indictment foi
then
Cllts
;ed od'ens
that the
s and (icneral
charges u,il
( Vm
1 hi
ai 1
pli-ssi :
( H IM
which :
to a! I a
caT in
tin- tim
est was
We
al '.e nnnts named om- case ill
said an atti nipt would he made
a it to II oney nut. This was J
whiih a death occurred and at
of its perpetration iniuli inter
( xeilcd.
1 -i 11 1 to the fact that 110 mid
niglit 1 :imes haw- been i-omniitted in
Knoxiil'e since lloncycuU has bci 11 do
tailiel." (icneral Clements biiid last
night.
tin' penaltv f -r the crime for which
IhuiTviiiM was eoinieted yesterday is
fro'ii on,, to tile ears. The jun re
tire. I at to. oiirliision of argiiniints by
001:0s. I y.-terday afternoon and its deli
berations were brief.
Bcfense Was Alibi.
The theory of the state had been that
lloiieycutt juid lelt tin- null where lie
n.-.s em.love. on the night rv-hneider was
shot and had been ab-ent at the hour at
which the crime was committed. Against
this Ibiiicyciitt offi red an alibi. He pro
luci i a large number of mill work, rs in
an at'impt to show that he had been in
the mill at the time. None of these
W it 111 Ses eouid test i f r
ill, re at t he exact In. or
nun , L-si of it. The ali
not -iiinplete iua-Tii m h
niirr t in- ful I in riod of
that he v.:i
nr within thirt
Id therefore w:
as it did li'
i laps, d time.
To niirr this ninth
el that lie had Ins 11 i
Honevcutt off
an unfrequented
for a gear to n
pa it of the in ill looking
pair a broki 11 nun hin
failed to get from am
a statement 1 1 at Horn i
the mil! on t'.- night ii
viously S hnei o r ami i
The defeii-'-of
its witnesses
itt did not leave
lueslion. Pre
lit'ton hud pnsi-
tlVely ill . lit itiod llolli yeutt, the fir-t as t lie
man who bad shot as he ran and the
second as the man win. had run down tin
street from tin Voting home.
Deputy Testifies.
f. M. Illaiook, deputy shiriff. was on
the stand arday afternoun. He r.r.-i
that on the night of the shooting Clift- n
had described the fleeing man as being
a low, heavy set man. Homvcii't i
tall. Bialnck told of arresting aimtlc r
man and of taking this man h. i'i.r-S.-iim-idi-r.
The captain, he said, !::!-!
j identify tin- man arreste I.
Patrolman J. II. L irsf ir i. on t'- -Stand,
denied that le had told .Ian -Kernel,
night watchman at the mi '
a Unit the shooting of Schneider. Ken.,
had previously testified that Lunsf..r.i
hand don this. There was other t.-s-i
mofiy along thix line in an at'empt : .
show that Honeyrutt, in some un'-xplai
ed way, had come into poss-ssion i t
knowledge that Schneider had 11 si.
before that knowledge was genera!.
i.-ueral Mynatt, for the state, i f
fired to snhiiiit the -.-is- without argu
ment, but X. Fred McMillan, counsel f.-r
iioncycutt would not agree to tl.K
.irgumint were therefore present'
the jury. The jury retired late iu
aftemwn.
T',
THE WEATHER
North Carolina, showers and probably
thunderstorm this afternoon and to
i night, cooler tonight; Wednesday fait
and coler in east portion.
WQODROW WILSON DENIES THAT HE ISSUED
STATEMENT SUPPORTING SENATOR REED
Signing of The
Between Uermany ana Kussia
Was Like Bomb
Pact Constitutes Recognition by Germany of the Russian Gov
ernment Delegates Are Dazed Germany's Action Denounced.
t - 1 -1 k a : 1 1
Lf ;;.,;, ,.011,-t.r;.. .
anizers
m re
1 1 elil it inj; t ti k'rnpo He ; !'
I debris and confusion
i p'osion of t he (ierma n K
of tin
i I i
the secret isiuiuiiir
if
pea
treaty hetweiTi the tw.
Kapallo oil Sunday.
The judicial expi i t
which oi'Uaiiized the c
consider whet her the 11
..f tin
1 : i la
w pa.
Illi-I
va.Iat
the st ipulat iocs of tin- t r
es-l in- cnntLicts with the
the supreme council at '
at .
r. .
inn.
the present con!- reiir,
which all the nations
were expected to accci
is I'm
'iiiiiii.:
as t,.
I. 1 ami !
the meeting.
The experts later were to n-p
assembly w hich iio 'u n I net 1
chief representatives ut the th.
powers tireat luitain. I
Japan and Kdniuin --but
nice.
-II the
Kilte,,
i II it - '.
of Hu
rts p.
ine delegate! of t in- I.
! I,
tions, who were especially
cause of the vital cliani'ter
tion to be dealt with and
efforts on central Ki.ropc
Without exception, tin- dele
it :
the Uiirty four c mntri. - n in--'ii
are wondering what the nal el!
the surprise treaty will b.- nu tie
enco. The jiact , cunt -r u' i s
tion by Cu-nmniy of the Kussia'i
ment a question turn. in-' oiie 1
t lie
chief points of the conference- agenda.
Hence, the terms '-dishonorable" and j
disloyal" employed by the J ' r i 1 i -s 1 ,
spoki-sinon in referring to ( iniiiiiv'- a
tion, and the words of warning utter- .
significantly- by the French that, it tin
conference wee employed t ) 1 i.ns'ract
secret -oiiili nat ions one against another,
then fienoa, iii-t-ad of proving a boim,
vould develop as an obstacle In rc-estah-hmellt
of an era of confidence and
, .. . Louis Martin. a, head of the
I'r. 1, ' h -atioii, la-teh-giai
. Premier
the situai 1 11 and .re-
t night
lit a long
out iini ng
1 '..in. are
t.t'ng his
personal
hat C.r-
t he i (111
.parent ly
the con
. as the
.. rm.iny
l! v. as
V. of tlie
views,
many :
forces,
do not
I'espite tiieir
.ted behind tin
t.
1, of
es a
r of
the British del, -a-foresi-e
any dangei
terence collapsing, even 1!
-11
authorized spokesman 1
ban broken lonso from
stated that, ntfer a full
treaty at Mr. Lloyd 1 .
delegation ' ' divided t h
ingly diflictilt to imagii
it
I
it
the action ot the
minus
Some of the younger
French deli ga'ion t hong
and Kussia kIiouM I..
Prance's attitude will n
he
until M. Barthou receii. ii
lri.iii his Premier.
Nothing bett'-r than this t r.
have been devised t'. siippmt t
attitude toward Bus i 1 and ;
tin- opiiiion if lhe Italian d- '
spokesman for which .hilar.,
great political mistake."
I'r
The lierinans 1 Mire
the Abies should risen
.1
hat the
lie i f I a
led a perfect lv logical oiit.om
,sJtii.n previiiiisly ma i.g .1 : a' . d
j Pr. hatiii naa declare 1 th.V
j ' ' does not i "1 t he h a st i .. c
r : ratal lolis nf linsi'l .11!"! '..
any
ot in r ytati
b
pad
with regard to l.i iiin"
If . is
and lays the foundation f
i construction. M. Cliit. In -i
s;s-cial significance shoua!
completing the treaty a! 1
fi retu-e rather than oN t.
i contemplated long ago.
no
! o
SENATE REPUBLICAN'S WILL
PASS THE KROWN BILL
VMSHINGTON. Ap:;l 18. De
cision to pssTva sdd;e:s' bonus bill
at this sessionof Cor.gT.ss. as reach
ed today by Senate RcpLbhcan in
party conference. The vote was 36
to 9 on a motion offered bv Senator
Lrnroot. Republican. Wi-consm.
The
onfervnee
i as made
( ui f-ren-e
-1 - s session
ml that the
'in. -in cc Coin
: such a bill
follows :
It
' ti
is the -oiis.- o :
c Senate sh"..' I a
, , -is a soldiers bonus :
r- ; .'oican members of :
l. t U- request, d to r.
iiit un a reasonable true
The conference also :
,-s. nate slmuld pro. e. d
ti of the administ r . '
Ti '.rs.biy "without fur.,
n . a are will lie ea'ied :
at.-i it m annoin h
:i tiiU rshifi H'.iil.l make
iiohl a quorum ci.ntin eoi
- r. e I that the
t ne eonsidcra- I
tariff bill Tin
r.l. 'ay.'' The j
at t.-iat time I
t he majority !
. -.cry effort to '
ALLIES TELL GERMANY AND
RUSSIA WHERE TO GET OFF
PARIS, April 18. A Havaj dis
patch fronr- Genoa this afternoon
says the Allies are drafting a note to
the Germans and Russians, notifying
them it will b impossible for the
Germans and Russians to continue to
participate in the sessions of the Rus
sian affair commission cf the con
ference if they persist in maintain-!-f
th Pn-vJC-eTa3 treaty.
Secret Treaty
To Conference
l,VMShlSTEHS OF THE COUNTY
HOLD SPLENDID MEETING
Mill Executives Called on to
Co-operate With Ministers
in Suppression of Vice
Quarterly Session of .Ali-
ance at OIney Was Largely
Attended.
TI
;.i..ton
unty Ministerial
mi I in regular (iiarlerly sessi
. y I '1 esi.y tei ian church .Monday al.
e one of the best meetings of i'
ire. Many of the ministers,
;. tilling weather, enjoyed the
'y and bountiful dinner o
is' auxiliarv a.nd the Olney
lele, in large iiiiiiiIhts. liov.
it !
a- nam
eu.nal
id 1 in-i ry vi lie, preside. I a
exerei es were coinlucti
T. Itaiik-s. Mr. C. Lei
ia tee interest of farm '
wmk, Mr. .1. V. C. .loluis
1;.
iwan I
ea ki 11;
rat ion
d On
nm k, M iss I lavenport for wi
'..I., walk. Misses Nell I'ickcUs for halln-
I. .i.eii -: rat i.n and Kit. U. t '. l.'.ng for
Vu.i.g p.-oi'h atVoided one of the most
inter sne nieetius of tie' a'liancc.
I! v. Mr. Long, said, in the course ()f a
splendid talk, that the iiialicual.le right
of
sehi
TV bo
and i
tile o
was a good home, a good
good chinch and these of
sulci 1. el of yetting ac
tio boy spirit and making
i fen
w It
I, in
In
.b.
r ot
the
hun h and
'ing man
torh-s in
with till
!e. A
s el
Toll
1,1,1
ail
Is and In
co op. rate
ii ii ii t y to
s ill elm, in:
on our in. i
g care in
.f ipn st ioU I
.:is iinan.e
tl.e local . !;:
i-s was ! .
...ign I'-r t 1
IP 111 S
a hiv
ing vn e and iminor-
n. i a y - in i in ii ii i t -es a n I
li the iliij.oi ! i ng of ill.
ai i ile reputations to our
1 1 . : : . . . nsly adoi'te-l. T.ie
. aa pter of tie A in. i a n n
I. .-lily oeman n led and
1 1 . s ;i ijiorl ot a public
wort, el
lb . I r
the i a
hen It h
the inn
,-lllee.
The
ch II' . h
as pla
duly. Hie pa
for lie
luei tin;
ll'se t
put oil in .Ma.v receive. I
iidai s. ment ot t lie alli-
ai . 1
I Men.
of IliA
: : si ie;
.:- an I
. , i i r i 1 1 1
Armstrong
ia I Park wet
Wi
u'Tia I
chosen
ling in
ipia iter
of Ih:
1 1 1 .
uks was
( line-.-
risen
la. 1 1
oire
' ti
IVorl
i ii
aiak i
WOULD MERGE THREE
BIG PACKING HOUSES
UK i,(l.
-,'ioiis tor
g flVe" ,.
I lll,ll..'l I
e. bV .1 .
auir Io .
Fvamiiier
M have as
April
a in. r
n k i ng
irpoTa'
IS.
s'T
Vol
inn
- Informal no
nf thre. f the
it'.-iiii. s into a
lia.e Ill-ell Ci'll
.,H
dne
Arn
ami
oa
Wil
tgd- ii Arm.
according to
today. Tec
its . resell nt
nl of Wilson
. oi. Id be ehai
head of
ie Herald
ri-oration
i. mas r. .
no
. pre l l
run. nr 1
of .III
In.
Hid
Mr. .'
board
ia Ms;.:
Tl.e
a of
the
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i'h a
tie
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si
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Wil
in t
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i.f
--ill.
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of 11
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success
s:t id .
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fami ia
ne-.v lia
osit ion
Id
pr.
of th.
it
b.
.lis
ing
say no
. pn.p-
o. ex
nf the
; to the
spa per
II.
j.change i'
1 ot hi r v
: news;,;.., r
! Mr. Ar:
to be sin
; mot i V e nf
; presiden, y
Itio-: hand
Having ia
he is f,.r
Mr. Wi -idiistiv
;. -idii!.-.'
-.av
'out tha' '
iniiiir is
' t-otnpan.v .
I
bv the
- .ssnr to the
.'. t o . . a posi
by his father,
n the business
' t.-e family
' packing hi- '
louionl camli
I'liicb points
A sou Mr. Ar
Mr. Wilson's
ROLLER SKATING CONTEST
POSTPONED TILL THURSDAY
... :a n today the com
e announces that the
Be
mittev n i
Roller Skat..ng Contest which was
schid--.il d to he held on West Second
avenue iti -venmg at 7 o'clock
bis beta postponed until Thursday
eveninf at the same. hour. All the
vojr.g t'o-ks interested are asked to
Mire nntf ef thi toaaje,
i
I
1
hosjuV
f the
1 . . . . .
lieli.d,. I
I . -, V
D. F. 1
ml di-
si 1
(
!. mini
.011 for
I-
MISSOUKI SENATOR CLAIMS
WILSON ENDORSED HIS
WORK FOR FEDERAL RESERVE
Former President Makes Sweeping Denial of
Any Such Letter or Statement to Jim Reed
Says Reed Has Forfeited Any Claims to His
Confidence and Will Never Willingly Associ
ate With Him Again Reed Furnishes Letter
Purported to Have Been Written by Wilson.
'DEMOCRATS OF COUNTY
PASS MANY RESOLUTIONS
County Convention Held Here Monda
All Democrats Are Authorized to
Attend State Convention in Ralefgh
Saturday Pledges Loyaley to Wood
row Wilson, Congressmen, State and
County Governments.
eirrm rats of the
county j,atheivd in
in (iastouia, heard
county prima r-.,
coin cut 1011 Monday
1 1 ne reiiori s ot n
pledged anew their loyalty
to the tenets
of IVinoeraev as exemiililie.l in National.
'State and county adininist rat ions, passed
resolutions endorsing and common. ling
iWoodrow Wilson, Simmons, Overman,
Pidwinkle and the entire .Norlli ('aiolina
iloVat ion in Congress, and retiring
chairman John i. Carpentir of the
county exevutive cominitttH-. The oui
iventioii whs harmonious throughout. The
'successful candidates made short talks,
ijih.lging their work and support to the
cans of Oemocracy in the coming fall
elect ions. livery I lonioi rat was author
, ied bv the convention to go as a dele-
gat. to the Slate convention at h'ahig'l,
' Satin. lay. April gj.
I The following n solutions were offer
ed and was unanimously adopted by the
convent ion :
'p.t it rosudved that th Democrats of
Bast on county in regular convention as
semble I do heartily endorse and com
! mend the action and services of lion. A.
I I.. Iliilw'inkle, ..nr 'ongressina n from the
'.Ninth District of North Carolina, during
his present, term.
! "Further that we as hi.-i fellow Demo
crats of liis home county extend a vote
of thanks for Ins faithful services and
untiring efforts and direct that a copy
of this resolution, signed by the .'hair
I man and S-cretary of this Convention 1-e
i for wa nled t o him.
'pes dved by the Democrats nf lc
1 .ii county in convention a-seml.e I,
!hat We endorse the readership and t in
ideals of Wood row Wilson, the records of
our able and distinguished Fi.i'c 1 Slates
Senators. 1-'. M. Simmons and Lee S.
Hvi niiiiii and of the entile North Caro
lina membership 111 the House of Repre
sentatives. The contention passed a resolution in
dorsing the readership of Mr. John li.
I 'arpeiiter, who for the past lo.ir years
has been chairman of the l'emoiiatn- is
ciiticve committee.
HEARS JUDGE KRAPP
HAS SUSPENDED INJUNCTION
( Hy The Ass-slat id Press.)
.-PlflNOFILI.n. tLl.s , April IS.
.bo.
M.i,
hi
a L. LevOs,
ie Work. r-. ..
had reci iv !
res, .j. of the Fnite
i. ..'iii''1 d In re last nigl
in forma t ion from h
ion. I, Vn., tluit Julg
deral court of appeal
lawyers at Hie
Krapp, of the I
ha I "in all i inp
peinled the in, a
t i prevent f ..rln
t.. Hi-union !!.' :
i i.le coal st ri K. .
ottant j.articulars, " - ,
ct ion i ivently ob'a i :
r attempts to pi r- ...
s to join in the tia
t ion han evident
' Suinma r-o a
'.ken by the court in the 1 i - t : - r !
i :,s,.s uphoid ng our conten'i hi-, .-.n !
i. eying nrinamncy to the i n j ..it i -ti.
Mr. I.- wi- said, lie added that m- i.a !
r-.-i ;.. . i o particulars, but h. I ..-s.-d '!,-
i.-i . ,' '- ...vy-rs. William A. iii,-.'.i ..t. !
I. nr. W a r. .m. who are in Washington,
1 1. r.. ! ..; f arther informal ion.
DEMPSEY IS IN EUROPE
FOR HOLIDAY. NOT FIGHT
i Hv Tin. AssocT.-Ued l'rcss.)
'Ii '.Kin 1 If i .. FRAN. I.. Apr.i Is. -
pr.
.lack D. i
engage i
to Ktip.
pOlleht S
"1 ha
linlhln v, '
it. Toi. not j
on iiis pres. :
. turn if suita
trtn
di
t
ii 't come to tight, but f .r
he to: 1 t lt. correspond!
when asked as to tin- trath of a n
that he was to meet Cnrixntier ag
j while here.
' "lf I find opponents worth while
i shall aoeept, but for the next voyag
h
I
he added.
BUSTER BROWN AND TIGE .
TO BE HERB TOMORROW
Throuch tie rmirtvtrv of the Brown'
fho CVunpany, of !St, Louis, Mo.,
the I
ri . I : s-1 . i , . i i .
vs.nii.ny vi mis cuy a j
secured a real live Bustor Brown and lis j
famous dog, TiiTP, to give a rweptinn on I
the Craiff lot. Main avenue, just in front j
of Craig & Wilson 'n, Wednesday after-j
noon at 4 so clock. AD
invited to be present.
the children are I
;
Lor
April IS. Woo. I row
president, in a letter
I a statement printed
fornn i
ght denii
in The
:, uked S
(ilobe Denim-rat that ho
m-itor .lames A. Reed.
rat ie candidate for nomination
elc-t. for "great service which
ei.ator rendered him in perfecting
; tne I ederal reverve bill. '
nt was issued by Lee Mcr.
toin.y and supporter of
Wilson's letter,
prints another
which a purport
from Wilson to
letter from tha
ws:
issue of April 12th
i I her, is quoted as
seen n letter from.
warmly thanking
i rvi.-e the Senator
in perfecting and passing the
r. si rye bill. ' 1 have no recol
.f evi r h uing written any such
On the i outran- 1 clearly re
member that Mr. lb ed. as a member of
tin- committee mi banking and currency,
interpose, every possible objection to
the eoilipY: loll it it -1 adoption of 1h(3 bill.
His obj. c, H.as, iiioccd, were so many, bo'
varhd am I so i in .insistent w ith one an
oticr thai 1 n end speaking to him a-bo-,1
t'.m in cm ..rsal ion . Having
spoken nf rea.liiig a certain parody on
a well known novel, 1 told him that hin
course in the committee reminded mo of
the idiidiict of the hero iii that parody
who, win n rejected by the heroine,
ru hed from the house, mounted several
horses and rode off in every direction.
"Statements -n. It .'is the olio quoted
from Mr. Mi riwctlu-r appear to be in
tended to create the impression that
Mi
p: i
I and
I
have held
the same
les and 1
Hid fiat
id vein ted the
same nol-
he is entitled to and
I..
l s s 1 1 1 1 a
;i can
d to have my endorse
lidate for re-election to
,i
th,
tin
Sellal
Phis is far from being
those who have closely
lfeed 's career in Wash-
Ti
M r .
ne
he h:
is shown himself incapablo
of -a
or an
felted
Ie- In
ha. - ,
tn ai
I
la I in
I allegiance to any person
eaii--. He has repeatedly for
iny claim to my confidence) that
. ever have been mipposed to
i d I shall never willingly consent
tn '-I her association with him.
eg that you will du me the eourt
I uOli-.ii this letter.
VOOIiKOW WILSON."
fer ami statement given to a
A
slin:o:! re i r. si nt a t ive of The (iloho
noiTa! hy Seiuiti r l.'eed says in .art:
'I did have a difference with tho
sideiit. cntir. !;, good natured, over
Pr,
the P."
k'-rm l i
Pros -he
bad or;
!. r:i!
.-ne I
ink bill. Tho
f lie a ' rove!
isis-el :hat
a, .,!,-. I ,. ami
y was that tins
the bill, which
.ci ii .passed by
II
. . s' . . . : Le reported out C.f
e and passed very
-.'I..;.: g'. ing an opportunity
j ! i - sfcl t hat hearings
g'-i i and they were grant
a r si. : , f the hearings, tho
am ail hundreds of times. "
:;,, r t ' lay repeated his state-
ie 1 - . n a copy of a let
- d ii! Wilson j.rais-
.. '.pole nu the Federal re-
-r v..-l he al-o had seen a
in Wi, ':ain (.. McAdoo, son -in-.Vi
'..!. written when McAdoo
'i.ry of the Treasury, com
K i i's work, ou the Federal
ltement follows:
ague of Nations fight
and while there was
Senator Heed in pub
of his opposition to
1 asked Senator lleed
s.ay in reply to tha
s always knocking tho
!'.!:'.
is:n ni
bis-:iii-.
pa.'..
-I to
he w
h
'.at
iiatnr mentioned several im-i-ures
iu which lie had cih
porti'lt a.
with the President, one of . tha
b.ing the Federal reserve ct
liic t his secretary, Don Hunt,
him to 'show Meriwether thgso
.si:n
lb'
In ...!.st:u.ti.-'tiuit of S.'uator Beed'a
i iai in that he iai 1 received the approba
tion of the President for his work on
tin- Feb ral reserve bill, Hunt produced
from tin- !Scnator?s files, first a. letter
from Sisretary of tho Treasury Me
Ad.i hhich warmly commended and
thanked Senator Reeil for his work bo
had done in perfecting the Federal rr-
i starve Pill. Jlunl tlieu proilue.sj anoiii-
v-
written on Wnit Houm stats,
g;gl,d ty Wooirow Wilson,
'I made the same sta'
'and
i:r
speech
Coliseu
befcre P,i""
P'
Coliseum durinc t y" L
fight and I ss never
lay fotiff. "
ST.
'.Wilson
last ni
i)ellln
aiei '
the S
.-ne I I
The
i et 'i
Peed.
Accompanying Mr.
j The (.lobe ' Dei Tat
I from Sen.-, , , - If, e l. In
ed col v of I he letter
i L'ee.l is j; i ell . Till
i funic r I 'resident fo!b
' ' I note in y our
that one lac .Men.
saying that he had
. me tu Sena! or Key.
him f.-r the glea
r.oeh red
. h . d. r i!
h-i t'o.a i
letter.