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GASTONIA, N. C, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 22, 1922.
SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS
VOL, XLIII. NO. 06.
GAS
Weather:
Fair
SHOP CRAFT EMPLOYES FINANCE COMMITTEE OF
VOTE TO SEND OUT STRIKE. THE SENA TE T0A TTEMPT
DRAFT OF A BONUS BILL
BALLOTS TO MEMBERS
Question Involved Is the Farm
ing Out of Repair Work by
the Railroads Many Com
plaints Are Co ml n j In.
PARIS SOCIETY LEADER
FIRST WOMAN MEMBER
OF ACADEMY OF SCIENCE.
i.f tin- railway
; "If there 's
our men will
In- in protest
in ignoring
states l,:i!ii'r
(By The Associated Tress.)
CHICAGO, April 22. The Railwi
l.iniiloves Dciiartmiiit of il
1 .
Federation of Labor (simp crafts
-.doves) has voted at its
volition to send nut
fiUU.OlH) members. Tin- (jiu-st ion intuited
is tin- farming out of repair work liy the
railroads.
11. M. Jewell, t.r.-.M.li lit
employes lt-:t rt imnt, said
a .strita; an.! 1 fid sure
vote Holiilly for it, it v i I
of the action of railway
decisions of the I'mtvl
Uouni.
Complaints of tin- railtva.v i-1 1 : 1 1 v --i ia
connection with the farming out system
are now pending before the railroail
la'bor board. A l 'i-iioii is i xpei ted inx'
month after the conclusion of the pro
mt wage hearings.
There are now several tto,i,:iiel limn
on strike on the Western M il..' .nr., I Hail
way against tin- fanning out of mainte
nance of way work.
Mr. Jewell declared that the prci-i-.-wording
of thi strike ballots is yrt to be
determined. The tiuestitii, he said, is
simple whether fi strike or not to
strike. The ball it s probably will he sent
out within a short time ami the rcalt
Hhotild he known within lin dais, Mr.
Jewell added.
The vote to will ti.it the halloK was
taken yosti-r.la.t and officers .;eiaie,l that
it was a ciiiiiiter me,.- 1 "an ell 'rt ta
erusli our i.rgani.nt .en . ..11 -;-! Iv . ' '
"The carriers have :r...;
iliiced wages in .Ielia a. e of 1 1
said Mr. Jewell. "They bat
the pieee Walk s stein ami resi.
farming out system whi.h i
Experts Have Been Set to Work to Evolve a Measure That
Will Put Real Dollars in the Pockets cf the Soldiers With
out Taking Them Out of Anyone Else's Pocket Position
of President, Soldier and Public Same.
American ' J'.v (.'. W. Grbert, in ('reeusboro News.) happy ideas have been met hy a aigni-
j (Copyright li)22, by Philadelphia l'ublie lieant executive gesture.
! I.I'dl'cr. I T,.rn TJ a .a. DloHO
eninnl eon I . ti... .... .. , . . . . ......
. ., . ., , , . i - r" i j tie new inn is 10 issue ceninciiie-,
strike ballots to is .,,,, tin .!.,... .... Itt it ; .,n n,! , , ,. . . . , ., ... .i:
".. in... .i ... .. sot. tiers on wiuen nice can norrow
experts today and set them at work to , r,.,.t v frm t. gjveriiinent without the
evolve a bonus bill. All that the ex- iti rmedi.u v of the banks. The soldier
i
do :
In. in' el
las
,1,1
torfuge hy whieh th
decisions.
A year :i(.' oi
overwhelming!
test against t he I 2 per
ready then annoiao-d
last Ju'y.
When the elate came
fired pence Im-iu iis' of
'by the labor board that no I
reductions would be consider,
time.
"Hut this lime, I am -or
will come t i a sl.uwd'.w n. S
I'e
ii'd,"
tared
!e I la the
mere suli
l.or board
ij, was
III pre
. t it hi al
rtV.
le
Alter.
lira la'
fav-
v. a
SOlll
tl.e
far
are concerned
Mr. Jewell ,
"dodging the
ting out shop
not technically
the
r ci
the re
a '
it is a ti'!
charged tl
boal l 's rulini; ' ' by
s to con' ra. t ,.i w n
within the jnrfsdiit ion
of
labor hoard.
' ' The carriers I
with it t has fa r. '
are goinej to tin. I
onlinuo to do so
"The board,
has no real pott
Jt must rely so
public opinion.
no l
-aid
out
Ming
tell,
r lie
l Ihllsl
r to , of
'y opou
White. Morris and Parker To- j
gether With John M. More-'
head Win Shooting Honors
at Pinehurst.
.l'i.i:iii'l;sT
trained for N.,
pi"d the S"itlii
when th
Moiishi p
and tin
shot .
I.. I'
(ill top
See
th.
el
.lid !:
N..1
impi.
. 11
of
lel. e
the li,
- i-:
.loud.
j-'tate c!iampioMsli,, w ,
closely followed by J I.
head, of ( 'ha riot to. v.if. s!
'ol. John Motley More!,,.!.
Morson, each of .h,,'n '.i"
K. White, of lias;,. iiie.
iield at th" end of tie
targets y. sterdat . !iu'.-h: d
today which placed him :
at 17V
The 200 target, ie ;,,
pionship also c.oisl it a'i I ;
the champion club of
was won by the lia
defeated the liuil.aii
fortablo margin. il
M. Morehead, II i
Morris, and K . il.
1-1.
1 1 1-
I 7;i.
t la
.tmii
.tali
ti ;
cv'. be
A. Mo
. Wh.te.
I "a rk r c
d t!
till I .hie
chain
t for
T I i -
I. Will
ports have to do is to construct a hill
that will p't by President Harding, not
anger the taxpayers, and make the form
er service men feel that they aro getting'
something. ,
It is the same old task that the house !
ways and nicaiu committee undertook in ;
the -ame manner ami failed at eonspicii- :
oust'.-. Tin- position of the I 'resident, so
th - senators who have talked to him Bay, !
remains unchanged. That is he will Mgn i
no bill which does not raise revenue to
pay the bonus. The position of the tax- ,
pater remains unchanged. He is unwill-
ing to provide the revenue. The position
of the soldiers remains unchanged'. They j
want tile substance of real dollars, and j
not the shadow of some political hocus
pociis which will be no more than evi- I
deme of the ,cire of the politicians j
for their votes. I
All the experts have to do is to put real
dollars in the pockets of the soldiers i
without taking them out of anyone else 's
pockets, not borrowing from the govern-
i men! or the banks and not by making the
i public pay taxes, at least so that the
I public will not ice it.
I I'he senate leaders who have set the ex
j pert, a' vvotU are optimistic. Mark Top
h v had nothing on them. They arc sure
they will get a bill that ( 1 ) President
Harding will sign; that. (2) will result
in their triumphant reelection next No
vember. What about President Harding.' f-igni-ticaut'v
it is whispered that not once, no
not once, did the chief executive use tic
j word veto ill talking to the gentlemen
who are employing the experts. Veto
m er crossed his lips. The house bill.'
An emphatic presidential gesture con
(signed it to the limbo of forgotten hum
I bug but not the word veto, no, not the
J w iir, I veto. Selling of bonds.' an
equally significant presidential gesture
left its fate no morn in doubt.
! Awkward For Bonus Maker.
It is awkward for the bonus maker
i that the President continues to be ohsti
j nate about borrowing. All Congress
number whet her of the upper or the
lower house, like to "borrow, l.amh wrote
; his essay which divided mankind into
I the superior race, the borrowers, and the
, inferior race, the lenders, before Con
i gn-ss was fully know n in Kufope, He
1 uouM now add to his two classes a
itldi.l. the super-borrowers, among whom
'.'ie all members of legislative bodies,
tspciahy American representatives and
I -en. . tors. It is a blow to the superbor
I rioters that Mr. Harding makes signi
ficant gestures whenever borrowing to
pay the soldiers no matter how disguised
i is propo-cl ta him. It is a proof of his
'long MilTeiiug, Ids capacity 1o get on
wiMi Congress, that he contents himself
Jtvith gestures and docs not use the hate
ful word veto which strains re'ati'.'is.
NataraMy one of the plans which Hie
eyi. rts are evolving is a borrow i nij plan.
'I he ai perhorrow ers would not be happy
unless they were working upon some
seine, e which puts eft into the remote
future paving for the good will which
they h ipo to aeipiire for next November.
It will be recalled the house plan pi -dm
..I by va-t efforts of the experts is
s'l.'d ci rt ; til ales to the soldiers on which
hey could borrow from the banks, ulti
mately Hie govt rnmcnt was to pay the
leans to the banks, but only ultimately.
There is uiu. h virtue in the ultimately.
If you only make payments ultimately
enough nobody not ices t hem. Ami it was
i handsome idea to authorize harrowing
from the banks, which tile government
leeild r. pay. Ta the siiperborrotvers this
i .oked like gitting the money out of the
ski's, lint as 1 have .said before these
can borrow 2U per cent of his bonus j
only 2ll per cent, a mere trifle, nylxidy j
will not ice it f rum the noveriiment the j
first year, some mure the second year j
and so on until he has "burrowed- two- j
thirds of it. This is what is known its i
in hing your way into billions. The sup- i
erborrowers know that if you put your
hand into the pocket of that inferior i
nice, the lender, gradually enough he I
grows Used to it, he likes to have it there.
Another plan is an insurance far veter- j
nus. a policy nrovidiii'' for sickness, lie- ,
cidciits, death and unemployment, pay
ments to the ex service men. Probably
tin y could borrow a little on these poli
cits. No scheme is c nnplete whieh does
not provide for a touch, dear to the
hearts of the siiperl.oi rowers.
That the i sortie, men who ask for
va.sh will he content with insurance poli
cies no one believes. They know that
( engross is afraid of them and that all
ithev hate to do is to keep on demanding
and 1 hey will
This is the
enterprise, t.uat activity of
"rc.it contiden.-e if the siiperborrotvers.
It is known, it can be said with perfect
1 as-ii ranee on the highest authority, that
there ttiH be a bonus bill ami that I'resi,
'dent Harding will sign it. For isn't i
i now a matter of the highest sign i Meaner
;that he never, never once, speaking o
bonus bills u-cl the word veto.'
i
BENDER SENTENCED TO Sounds Warning Against Evils
Of Speculation As Business
20 YEARS HARD LABOR
-''.''. " ;' y
. ' ,V tt v TO'- sv.-
: ,: ...' .: .
White Man Wkn F.nt Prpri 1
eZLtl J"onppt. o" i Conditions Begin To Improve
Guilty of Second Degree
x Burglary, Sentenced to Pen- .11 r ' TllDi r
-r.j... iCorriDtrolIer Crissinp-er I ells Kanker to K
llCtlllCll V i UuiV. I
tf v,""s tjt rjri
'Si,s''C-v-
BW0.i;.?5..;;','. '-. i'"V:f M
wt
The ca.s,' of Ar'. uir 11. nder, young
Iit!i4'e man who was arraigned for trial
in "Superior Court this vvei k on a charg"'
of burglary, was concluded Saturday I
I morning about I 1 : .'.u o '. ! k w hen J udge !
j T. It. I'in ley piou.niiiceil tie- judgment
lot the colllt thai toe del cm la lit shoiihl
j be cuiilMied in 1 1 ii- fcttatc piusua for a
Ijenn of twenty t ar- at I. a d lain.r.
i When airaigio'd P. til.-:-, tlii.u'h his
J attorney, It. tl. i herrv, ntei.-. a plea
of svcoii.J degree liurgiaiy, to.. h was ac
cepted by attorneys for tie .--tale, liti
deuce was heard by Ju lep' Pulley for the
purpose of ih te! inning the diri.e of
gui t and the bxiug of paui.-iiiu, m t . . r the
! tj-'lllle. Witnes-. - for the -- p. vtere
Ih.ar.l Wednes-dav . wni'e tin .;. t. its.- was
I given until l'i..i.,y to s. ore e. rtain mm .
J wiiin -sics from Ci.a rlotte. line of I li.-i- I
I fail, d to ar. ii. i'li.lay, s . tliat linal I..,,-, uninnu AMiTrAT
! hearing f th, ,as, was not led , I fjil i MtMUHI h N h
Careful About Lending Money for Specula
tive Purposes Says Country Is on Road to
More Prosperous Conditons Has Turned
the Curve, He Says.
FROST PREDICTED FOR
CERTAIN SECTIONS TONIGHT
WASHINGTON, April 22.
There were frosts this morning in the
Atlantic States as far south as
Northern Virginia, the Weather Bu
reau says and there will be frosts to
night in the middle Atlantic and New
England States.
w?---.''' .1 . ;y
Saturday nioru.ng. v tu-n another ttitue.-,
j name I Illai k, t.s.ided to ha t i ng eoaie ui
I (ia.stoaia with Hi nder and Johnson op
'Saturday night, February II. Another , -
i v.itii. ss was ill so I card as t.. I tender's ; Large Crowd Present for CIos-
CLOSES WITH FINE CONCERT
(By The Associated Press.)
(;ai.m:s li.!.!:. n.,.. Aiii -j.
A warning against a groui.rg tendency
towards spi cu la! mu throughout the
j country as busiin ss i-ond it ions improve
i Wits sounded here today by Comptroller
i of the Currency Crissinger in am d
(Iress liefore the Kb.rida Hankers' As
sociation. He urged the bankers to ad
vise their clients toward sound invest
ments ami to use tlcir influence "to
prevent fly by night sih.'ines."
1 Keceiit reductions in interest rates,
-" , Mr. Ci issinger declared, have Is-en too
J generally regarded by the speculative
public ,-.s a sign ot easy profits in sight
when at tlu' iresenf time it was of su
preme importance that money and cred
it should be available to sustain renew
ed hu-incss activity.
'' The present,'' he said, '"is a most
Countess de Noeilles, novelist and
lie ntly
I a, plot inent with the contracting lirius , jng Contest in Music Memo-' '"ppropiiate time for bankers to admon
' for w I, mu he had worked. All test iiinuif , c . tl it1 ''' "c-ir cin nts against over-confidencj
was along the liiie I W . . '"" in speculative investments. The world
defenda lit
recei ve.
present .state of the bonus
in at activity of experts.
CONSIDER RUSSO-GERMAN
; INCIDENT NOW CLOSED
j (By The Associated Press.)
I LONDON, April 22. Mo-t London
newspapers today were of the opinion
that the Herman r ply to the Allied do
ii i :i nils at (ienoa was in agreement with
Mr. I, hud lieoige's position and con
. s'.dcrcd lee incident close. I. Some hos
tile critics Were still di.s.ilistie.l nith
the rep!'.' and oppoM-l Pi
t igorousl v .
I The Russians received
i i-in . Tic Times ca lis
and a-ks to what purpos"
delegation is encouraging
, ing the belshet ist s to t he
' ing a break v. it h Pi.'iiiee .
The Morning Post thinks 0..
si. in- hate iii.-ide a good barg-i
motes it - corr.s. on-lent at (.
predict- tic- Russians will win d
, re. ogni' oei . This newspaper t ori sc. s
; tluii tie- bulsuriiki are using this re.og
ni'ion ti iropagate here ' ' pi si i lent ui I
jcre d and i ai ry on world wide plots of
COlMlllliilislll . ' '
The H.iily Telegraph, while holding
thai th-- lv"ssian reply is "h-s pre
leader of Parisian society, v..
elected a member of
my of Science in E
siuerable opposition She is tl:e tnsf
woman to be so honored bv that wuild
famous society. j tn.n of vv but he wits doing, an I that
u! i . ti-,. ,. :i:t ot' good character.
rt Alt. i- hearing tesiinionv and a plot
T the ' R..v ' i Acad ' '" '" ' ,lv "lnl" '"' Contestants tor Knzes. I s ., r.-sn.ration of opportunity to
russfls dismtcon" ,"'!" "U de night of the burglarv h.-Y . .. . - . . Iprodme and consume things needed for
iusscis, nispitc ion- i ., ,. - ,. I I he Music M. morv contest which has i,, , .,, i,.,i. i,i.i
1 iioroiigldt under th.' mlluence ot
r or drugs that he had no r
GEN. PERSHING MAY BE
li. ii. li e def. o laiit "s attorney for as
, V:'! a --iit.il. . as he t ould cotisisti nl !y
IN CHARLOTTE M 20 ;S
.lad-
I i n Ie
rt tl
pillllsllllll III
i I 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 progress and bankers should
been in progress in Castotiia fur the past 1 keep it in mind that the first call for
four weeks canie to a successful coiicltl-! '''I"''1 ,!,l'i,!'1 "IUM ''-' in b-'half
. . , ,. . , . lot the farmer, the manufacturer, tilt!
sum I- in lav evening a Hie First Iresbv-i , , , ., . , . . ,
I x ... it . i . and in general, the industrial
terian church wh.-if a grand concert f und commercial community . It is
12 numbers was git.-n. More than I ."in i equally important taat banks be kept
ontcstiints took p;
The
entire
I from ou r etend ng themselves by too
liberal .11 eoiiiliiodal ions to sneculntivn
tin o twenty years in the peni-i churcli iiiKlltoriiim was tilled with eager i clients .'
I tintiai y, intimating that in so doing he contestants and iuter.-st.d spectators.' Mr Cris-inger declared that he was
Hornets Nest Pos American 'f ',lvi"- " ","i""u ' 'llU'"' , ",v""f The affair was of the , .st enjovalde '". ,,ri"K ' "!" s"",!l :i " -
. n r r,. I li -- h -1 . n-unit a 1 1 I he i ii-ii.-li I that lie coin,. . , I sage ot assurance that the couutrv was
Legion Preparing For Bl3 ,.,,.,,,,,. ,,., , ,-,, ,he , u, mn.-lau, r I ll;ls ,"',, '""M in 111 mll,,v ,,,,1,-01 anmnd the curve and inocing
Day HantOrd MacNidsr. :f. ,,ni in .;. ,tid,ne, . jdays. A great deal of good has been I steadily and surely forward oil the
National Commander, to Be i accomplished in teaching to children and 1 '""'" 1 '" """"" prosperous conditions.
Pi-.nt Al I ADAMS NEGRO GIVEN 1 ,, ., r 1 'The business outlook for the whol
Present Also. TWENTY YEAR SENTENCE ' ,h" fam,1,i,r . .mi.tr.- he continued, "is brighter
That General Join, a. P. r,,I1:.-. , , ,..,.;.. Sll ri,,r Court lo.h.v i'' ; ' '""" encouraging thai, it has been
, . f ,, . ,- ,, ; . , ,. ,, ,. , ., ,,' ' Tin- committee from the Music Club in j tor the past two .tears. We are well
",i,"t,,'r f "" ""' ' - l:' ""Vh"!- ' l.l. I-"' "' ' charge of the con.es, was composed of rid of business and industrial froth, lt.,,1
world war w,ll c,: , . ,-, ,-, t.- and e tu.nty .-;,, s at ha d lab.., "n,, ,.,. M,ss ,.,,.,,;. ,.isl.r I in a position to get on sound and sub-
deliver an address on M.,y 'Jo, anmv.r-i . ' ,' '", , , ... . ., , 'man and Miss Marie "I'orrence. Judges 1 stilt :i I lines. We are ready to start
siiry of the signing of the Meikh-iibui
I lei- la ra t ion of 1 li h I ,. leleu
partial assurance
protest
si ten- .-ril .
,t disturbing
1 ' 1 t he I rit ish
and support
point o f risk-
l.'iis
and
it ho
jure
the St.ite iii'.sun on the negro
'.v.. lam-, who ,iii-:i,, ,1 gniiiv in inecnaigc . - 'i,. i... ,,it t, i. a, i.,,,,:,,,,,. :
lot s,,i,d degr.-e bu.glarv. Owing to , "': evnn.g s cn.-ert were ,i ' Z."".""'.
lit.". I,. I:,.- lie :,M tl cvi.ie.,.-.- oeiiiiisi , bat Armstrong, ;. . Wagoner find Mrs. . ' ' 1 .-- ' . .
., . ,- . ,ih ' ' 1 ill', llllll-K.
'' v-;l'; l-an d a,, -.a his own i courage and imitative to insure the re-
n, attoin.ts fur p.- S'ate :. . there were 12 numbers plated at las' , stal.iislimeii! of prospei itv
,,; t,-d this j.l.-.t. alt'iMiigh it was , tid, lit , mglit 's concert. In. luded ill these w.ve, . . '. ,.,s ,.,;. ul,t.r ,y
!i Ms ii a it coi, ies,;,,M that ! !,, in gi". plan", organ, violin and vocal soiccti sUI n..j i i!,,- main are in eondi-
I;., ! entered a I., r of I is in the.Th. t.dlow ing is t he list of numbers plat I , j,,,, ;,-,, prepared to finance every pro-
,i! t;rio,is tiims with fel.-nioiis in 'id: Iduelite enterprise, but .should have
tint. ! I. Tiiiumei-ei, ,Sch,,,naun. i nothing for speculative adventure.
1 There has been wonderful improvement
j in banking and financial circles; money
i is si' :iit.l i-l,i -in .ml lis in flu. imuf
' ' f ..o
I. Intermezzo, from " 'a v.i lleria lius-lthe banks again will be the bulwark
! of prosperity and tin' sheet-anchor of
' nut i 1 1 1 1 1 progress . ' '
Comes rocona. cays ur. ivreps, ij. p. MORGAN TO ATTEND
eived l-v ni'-tnbers - i .,- .
I
of Hornets Nest Po-t of the Alltel ica n '
Legion, sa.t s cs.a t ur.la.v 's (iiarh.tie (ib-j''i "
server.
Hanf ord M e N i-l.-r, nu I ion., I cm
nder of ;h Amerieaii l.egiou, will be
,, . r th, a-iou, u- , or ling to .an
anno. ueiit lu.ule by ictor Shaw,
commaii of the local po-t, I'd
a long disiuiii e telephone . oiivei.s.-ition
yestei.'at with Thomas . Hird, ;f
Ashevill . iiiiiiiiiiin.li r of ti..- dep.i 1 1 men t
.f mi-iIi .-irolin.'i of the American Le- I ft
giou.. I Comes Second. Says Dr. Krebs, ' Hiue itanube Walt.. -Straus
Marehe Mililaire, .Schubert.
Ate Ma rla, Hai h Con nod.
S 6JST0SKI ONE OF CLEANEST
GlilES IN UNITED STATES tJ,,'
1 1 iiinoi esiiie, I lv or:i k.
post,
aiti'i from
iind
.1, .ni
tons tl.au
id", says the
being mi. h
ileclan-s that
on tie- bas:-
,-il whol,
The 1 1:
site t it'll,
tl.e Puss!
obst
ellee
pha
ban
her
amount
ilt hi
lt
the l.ussian s
new proposal
as can be ac
' " no business
of a flagrant
. to dcliam e. '
oiii.de takes an
the belief
oves a perilo,:-
of the confer
the objection t-
former
' is far
-..tel."
can b,
I ropos
oppo
that
greatest eelel.rat ions et.-r
held
1 I III .
mo city, lias oei n n-o :ii-i ' - i'"'.i
gion in en and the oil a i;,l ..f the leg
post are almost sure tle t ..-e
woi Id 's greatest mi'i;;, r . t ; , :
in CParlotte on that day.
f'artiiil assurance that (" ueiiil IVrt-li- WiVh'f.i. Kansas. Rtinr Con-il 7. I.argo from ".erxe-
ing will come for the et.nt, ttlnu he j Jere th8 First Retail! M ''":""S:IV
Ameriean U gnm is pi:ii.niag on.- lor . r:.. ri.-I s. Prom the Hand of the Hkv Blue , xpeded to come to Paris next month to
Handel., Rir. BANKERS MFETINfl
PA li I i, April 22. J. I'. Morgan is
in j
v
V
of tlnV
.'.ill l,"V
tl
i ii "A io. ,
of the It'assiai'S
The lie ti s .ii j -i r
not pressed 1",)
bts and support -
expresses
rcplv reii
ll.-li- tf) the s-.cces-
. and takes away
coatinned presenct
the con ferine ' .
Is that l.'u i-in In
I regarding her d
caims for a loan.
j Sir 'forgo Iiaish, (inancicr, t-h
graphs the Westminster Haz.cttc tiom
'o-aoa in ilefens.' of the Itusso ( 'ertna n
'agreement. lie urges that if (iermau.v
.and Russia i;re subjected to politic
is'il.-it ion and economic pressure gi, - t
hari'i vtiil result. lb' insists the'
! ( i r. :i t Hi'itaiu must give llussia reus.. a
able terms.
I c i ..j jj .iWalir. (adman, .attend the international liieetinir ot
... to. ii l m l P. Triumphal March fioiu " A ida. , bankers called by the Allied reparation
fl-'gn OCtlOOl Last ltlgni. i I ei'inmi-sion for the purpose of endeavor-
Willi llil Tel! " ' ."'.'...'.' i "t- "us "I mi iiiiiiiia-
j t i t 1 1 . 1 1 loan for dcrmiiny, according to in
formation received in American circles
here.
Whih toe reiiarati ins commission hits
12. Toreador Song from " Carmen, "' not yet had definite word that Morgan iu
j coining, it is believed here it is almost
icr at ! certain that he will do so.
must citt 1". Ivcrt ure from
ii a ft, r a n en liossi ni.
r.-l I'r. Stan-! n s..l.P....-s i'l..,r,. fP
I ioiltlod.
I'.lllst,
: l!.-l
.!l lilt O
I . iiii.n II. I'll or,- :,ls,, . I let lotali . ... K licit'.
will be able to ob'uiii t!. a-- nt of I-. Iti. !-s. of hi.-g", ui his a. I !
lii.veriior Cameron Moiiiom t-. n. n s ;-lr--. I te the n.ett.l.. r l.tp of tlie,
. i .. :. i ii. ..I i i. ..-I -i i ' I.-1 in I .ec of ( .iioiiier, .- nnil I
I',, , , . . Olllg it I II III .- .1 l I,. , i- - . - . ,
giiai , Ism. i! 's band ai d pt..sil!y a iitili- i 'l.e Last :i W oma u s u a al the h mh , ""'
r.,,-.- I,.,.,, I fpi.Mi W'.xhbo. ton -.,.i,.,.. auditorium pridav niglt. His! A t otal of ""io i n cash a nd a
'" ta , . .... .-, . i . l-.'....,. i . i i xt..ta
ti ! -1 : : j ct t:is t o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , i 1 1 ,-ni ra 1 1 za 1 ion niercnaniiise artnies Were onereu as "o "i ' ..toiijaii nerc iinjini-
... i .... ' -l'.. ...li . ..: . . I ...I !.,. l.i,., I.. V..,.. V,.U l-v;,!..,. K.,f I...
II , j . ,111,1 . .lil'l lilt. 1 lii- U'l'lll-S CMllipil.CS. ,' ". .....V,-. IUIB I tl'HIJ I.I.IL IIU
l.-d th I ia. r. i,t - in-tilui'i ri PriA Winnpra 'was cims'idcring from u standpoint of
The Tl.cllt let il of M ...
in.-, rk I'll,- of t lie g ri , ' -
t hat n ii.orabh- in . i io i
, i- v. 1 1
.rations oi
it has i vi r
,11, ui i
oOl
.1 .
S
Powers Begin Actual Work On
The Reconstruction Of Russia
b, , a hi id in t liis ciiv. t. it i, 1 ii - - P
I tit.ii. possibly, of the iv :.M. oil t .. il
! I'risnl. nt W'oodrot, Wi. -u gra ' !.'
city t.itii his prest'iit-e. , r ti, - oc -i-i.il
1 when President Tl r i'" I.'-' '--' ve.t
1 cam. 'o spetlk at tie- ei i, i.i.tti. u.
; Ti lining of (it io .1 IV. -dig wid
be ill iiue with tiie ii - :':- H.i -M.- k
I. i.buig historical et.-, ; : : or--, -'.'it to
tiiis city a. il that la- '
1 dr.-.ls i.f v isitor- f r..iu a
! belief ,,f t hose ia c !:., :
I The legiollU.lir, - I ie li '
1 .a full big day oi t tie i- ,
I fade will be one ot tic- - -i
bit- including in i-s in,
, sort i'-e men, of 1 i; - -f
i wars t l: i n has ev er form ,1
I in
ao.lress cm i pri.cs,
.-, ui s instil in :
I ui Id I. ei .- t !, pa t! wi . k under t It.
I i ,,cc - id lie !. p i ri mi ii ! of n i ca i.l i
' .'-iTilllS Ot li-e ....-!
( 'oil, llieri .-. The ill-'it
sUecesMt t he nt . nihil
I t li roil glu ut . lb- ". s
night by I'r, sid,
I the CesPin'ia- t In
i Hi- Kn l.s
'nlisi.lerablo difliclllt
usefulness the incitatiou the Morgan
,,,!,. ' i,v tin; .pniges in nwnr.ling iin- priz. s. ,
. . n . tr i. ., . . .. i. ...ii i
te,- highly I '"-'"y oi iiie pajiers ttcie pi.-o i o-.i o t " rotil r.!tioi cominissiun t.. consider tho
h,.jli'r .ire,, ' it'l l ;iihi piiiiiiiiiii inn ;tx in.iuc tn tie i
' ' ' linn hnl r.'ii'i -i i'tl t t-i :i f-i'jt it tnntlu'rshin
ttiihiittrc ln'ifi oranizi-tl by th
i i i . . - .i . . ....... i i. i ......... ...... i. . .
i , , I I m 1 1 It p 'i 1 l;i s i ' "i il i ui cini ii H't'imi. ,u rums 'in n t -i , ; , ,: ; i 1 t , ,. .1 1 . 1
t S. A b'-.binson, f . , s spelled words, omission ot quotation ,, hmv,.v,,r- t,,.lt jf
,,-, ,.f 1 !-,,,- marks, mcorrcct pnin-t nat ion, '''. I"""t : .Uv r ,-, , ,. !m., ,., iu r0s,,on0
,-,l ,;,t In- .o.isi.lers ere. iH-.titf given s.Uo tor neat ness. . , ( ', (. ;,,;,,; u:lM )H. Mr. Morgan
I " 1 c u si city in I Ins was the case in all Iliree classes
Moating of the j; main loan, but that no"
1, mi- 1
1 Wichit
bails-
is the !
I A meri a but ii.a' ;
next .
Hollowing is the list ,,f prie-winiiers:
i liims
A.-
the (iiistoiiia club un i a troihv via
warded each member of the winning
team .
H. !'. Walls, of Wi'.s.ui. ,,'.
North Carolina handicap in th - i
iifT of a tie with Hazel. ltotii sh.
Heated Politics Have Been Cooled by Note Accepting Allied
Formula Stating Terms of Renewal of Business Relations.
( harlot', -, ami th.it t.:. I- :i wonder- i ht. ,,,),'.,
.(.. io:-! afigh liioiit.- t- the H.v. its j r A , :l.(ult-s ) : First Miss Flossie i WEEK'S RECORD KEPT UP
lav, I ,, ' ,' ; , ', .-.Jn-nny, -wond Mis- Fannie Wnrr Mit ON WALL STREET TODAY
a. A I'll- 1 , sund-t , l and church '"" Mi"s ,;ebe,-ca tlark, fourtii NP'.V "l;h. pril 22. the final
.. s, pro!, a 'ltp.h, i ' ' "' ' I Miss Marie l.ittlejolin, fifth Miss iSara n ' ' we. k in the stock market
r.- foiinerj ,1l(!:, . 4 V.H -,,.,,',. ...,i, inter -st : 'dwartls, sixth Mis, Mary 15. Mit cite' I. began wi: 'i :i cfitiiuiamv of the recent
mi fmi'ier - , '..s, et !,,,l th. ' a! 1. ,: urn of dis I seventh Miss Katie Kanivin, eighth Mi-, n.vat!.v. Sp.U were the strongest fea-
a one Jiae ! ' ' ,; ' r,.ii,.,,; ,.r i ,.,,, .-iisl.,,.. I Nell (irecn. ninth Mi-s Joseiihine Miller, tuns, Hidf Si.-it-.-s. Stoss Sileflield, llll'l
iters I
shot from the !! yanl tin,, and broke
!'2 in the main event. Walls broke I
out of 20 on the i hoot off against
for Hazel and won the trophy.
The championship doubl , result.-,
a victory for Fred W ashini'ton. a 1st
Wilson, who oroKe .'O out
jiairs thruwn.
il
n".
ia
of
of the 2"
work on
ion of iius.s'.a
rts represeii
t. tir.-itt Hrit
aa. Il.igium,
o ,1,-d
g in
,ti .-rs
It might be stii'id in connect hm with;
the above story that Messrs. Morchea 1 j
and Marson sire IhiHi bnnafide members
of the tJ.istonia u n Clulv. There is no
gun club in Charlotte and the two '
gentlemen belong to the Hastcmia club, j
- i
MISSOURI IS FALLING.
ST. LOUIS. April 22. Apparently j
ending its rampage, the Missouri river
today was reported to be falling (trad-I
lially from St. I.ouis to Cairo, Ills..!
leaving in its wake more than 2 0 0!
' -i . - ... . . l .... 1.. .. i ... '
Square nuns in ttiiuiuaieo taint tiiiiti mi
tsouthern Illinois, causing a loss of over
2,0W,(Ji (. in vri.pJ( prr irt ami iiro
Btot-k, ami tlepriviug approiijiiatcly 1,-
t mil . , .- 1. . iv I
uvu jiriwua vi iiim h-jimio, j
i . !-:.()A, April 22 - ' ti
.-! plan for the roc. .n-l ria I m
w:is started tutia.v by c
ing the soviet (.ovcriin,- i
ain. F ranee, Ita'y. J.i' aa.
Cz.-. he Slovakia and H" ' , a '
The heat -il poli'ics tnu"1'
Ril-sian pr .l.lcms has been
M. Chitcherin 's note accept i
main the Allied formula st
terms on which the great i
vtiiiing to resume business re!a'.:,-:i
Kussia ..
Sir Edward Crigg. p.'na'e
to the I'.ritish Prime Miuist.-r. ai
ers prominent in the eon fi r. a. -.
made it clear that no propositi"
bet n put forward for government
to Hussia, nor government guarantee
r.f laons. The idea of the financial
and economic experts is that, when
Russia reiiches a position where she
can give investors assurance that there
will be legal basis for undertakings in
Kussia and that foreigners will have
protection under proper courts, abuad
ant crtslits will be forthcoming for the
development of liussian resources.
The single important point of differ
r-nc' between the J?u.sslaiis and th" a'b
nl representative is the unwillingness
of the former to restore the free bold
property which
or ietiiisit ioiied
they are
tonne r
the
by
the
the
are
with
.-tart'
oth
hat"
i has
loans
title of foreigner
been iiatianaii.ed
Kussia. although
re-tore it to t'i
tle-ir use.
In the case ,f
doubtless be on a concession
to lies which ,;,ve hitherto
boc'iuse the former owners
operate them unless assure,
tit'e would be restored may
ed if the soviet concessions
willing
o-.v in rs
I i.l line, win 11 t he pas' t .
r. railed .
Then the adtlre-s. , i, ...
ing, if he comes, and el ;
iiiandt-r MacNid.-r. who I s
iollllt l d that he will i ' iu- .
I ,,.v . 'anu-ron Mot r i - a . a
., consume the gn a'- r i ' '
grain of the morning v 11
The afternoon is at -,.
. ii. pending f urt :.. l at.
.-.iil.S .
I fu,i..,l,e.l'a's lii ' Ian
' l-i'i- of v. I. at a in
, ral Persh- ! spir.ii ion , I and pia-'i, a
iotial Com- jn , ,,i,ip;i,i, nt , i i....ii!i
dr. ady an- ,,f t. , ,u- tu.,-, . r :,,
ag with
expected
the pro
being left
- pin, lit of
fact or'es.
this It. II
basis. F.
st,.,,.) -;
ref used
I that tu
be reo p.
are git.
THE WLATHEB
North Carolina, fan teiiinht and Sun
day, rising temperatuie Sunday.
real nasis hy the I'ciioa negotiations
The International Harvester Company
and many other hirge corporatitui- lu.v
ng factories or mines in Kns-i.i hat,
dtsdined to consider eoilcesi..ns t i ran
the proiwrtic they vigorously contend
are theirs, antl not owneil by the Soviet
Goverunient .
The concessions hitherto offered to
American ami Hrit ish promoter- by
Leonid Krasxin. Soviet romniissar of
trade, have Wen too nebulous, to at
tract capital iu the opinion of the pros
lift developers. FToquentlv this lies'
ration has been liawd on tlie fear tha'
the former owners of the proerties may
some day claim them. This fear, the
lio' hevists believe, would b- largely .lis
Pd!ed by international iwogniiiii -f
their right to national -property. '
.ruii.eiit au-l .-.
greatest n.-.-d '
tiar degr.-e . i .
work i Itro'i.; ii "
niaki.ig i' i i
oig aiiiatioi .- i
weal .
tr-ii'i certain
11 is oul
I be was in
II.' referred
to the work
. r ' In' City goV-
, : i .-a ti urged as the
f .. a I, at ion to a fur
liiHiiii I'y i litcrest s an I
, in in'., r of , umiiieree,
-i, 'all.,- of all other
sag t'.r t he fit v 's
WINSTON-SAM M TERMINAL CO. '
WANTS TO ISSUE BONDS'
A .ril 22
ad
HONEST ROBBER IS
ACQUITTED BY JURY
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.
John M. GUroy was releastd today
as an "honest robber."
Gilroy told the jury he had been out
of work, his wife and his children
hungry. He needed $6, so he took
his revolver and held up the soft drink
establishment of William Moorman,
taking the Stwfrom the tilL He found
work next day and out of his first
pay he paid Moorman the $6, then
surrendered to the police.
The jury took a standing vote of
acquittal.
The
companv asked
. . 'omiuission to
issue $7t)fl,00U ill i
ie iii 1 100, and to
pose of raising '
pasM'iiger terminal
rioik & Western,
am riilt'ui Souiii I
I to guarantee the j
if the principal on I
WASH I N 1
Wins-ton .-a
the Inters:..'
day for a i. ta
li ve per . .-', i
sell t In in I a
j money to '
; in tiui- .
Bouthviti. 1 w"
' Hound b", . : ' ! ag-' '
interest i p.'.t ii ' ii!
I the ,e, a. I .L-
; A s.-, "ii'l iiiiai" . ap plication to the
I Coniniissiei!. from the Centra! of Georgia
Ritilwav, ask 'I approval for an issue of
' :;i,;.iiiio in bands, to reimburse the
treasury h- railroad for exiK'ndituresi
alreiidv i..ade on betternieiits to its line.
Authority was also asked to use the se-
furitii s if ntsessnry as collateral in pro
curing leans from the Unite,! States or
j from jin.Hiiv-i.tl institutions, but not for
'the !.. j
Class H. (ages 12 to IS); First Miss , I-;, p:,,,li-- -,, ai using one point or more.
Margaret 1 nd.iwood, second Miss Sara Cils ,,".., were very strong. esieeiall'
Hlenn, third Miss Flleti Morris, fourtii S'.-n , v i Oil ." California and Royal
Miss Carrie Mel.-an Taylor, fifth Mi-s I ti'.ci,. Studeoak. r, which led yeater-
Ileh-n Chandler, sixth Miss Kdith 1'ark lay s aia rk. t . r -e a fraction at the out-
cr, seventh Miss Margaret Warren. set to the n- w high, record of 1243-S.
Class .( under 12 years, of ago : Fir-t i "... Ic-s v, re u,sp: -u hh among thrt
pri.- Mis, Susan lilenn. (Tther class C. higher 'ail-, .'.'ii.-h also included Chicago
prizes will be announced in Monday's Nor! it .t . -p ra, and Minneapolis & St.
(i.-izet!,-. Louis, to. peis and utilities, natably
Almoin., t-iuent will b, made in Mo'i- A merit .in Tel, , hone and Hrooklyn
day 's ( iael te as to vvln-n and where the Union were si'.i.siaiit'ntlly higher with
prize -.tinners may secure the pii.es. ctanihais ;.,..I in-itor accessories.
WON DESPERA TE BA TTLE FOR
LIFE AGAINST BIG DEVIL FISH
(By The Associated Tress.)
TAC0MA, WASH., April 22.
Battling for his life fifty feet be
neath the surface of Puget Sound,
Walter McCray, a diver known in ma
rine circles from Alaska to California,
came out victorious here yesterday
over a giant devil fish.
The monster wound its tenacles so
tightly about McCray that the diver
was unable to reach the knife he car
ried for protection. When one ten
acle threatened to cut off the air sup
ply, McCray, through the submarine
telephone called for a short steel
wrecking ba r. With this weapon hev
was able to pierce the body of the
devil fish and at last, with man and
monster still struggling desparately,
McCray was drawn to the surface by
his assistant and other men called to
help. ?
While Richard Burnett, a deck
watchman, stood by with drawn pis
tols, unable to shoot because the diver
and devil fish were so completely
tangled, others attacked with what
weapons there were at hand and final
ly the devil fish released its bold and
disappeared beneath the water.
Th devil fish was one of the large.it
ever seen in these waters.
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