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WEATHER: Showers tonight and probably Wednesd .Wanner. Northeast and east winds. n NWEA In lnl ESTABLISHED SINCE 1852 AFTERNOON DAILY ALL THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.' E COMiO VOLUME VIII NO. 56. 6Ctf)Cg EDmN SCOTLAND NECK, N. O, TUESDAyToCTOBER 147l91! TELEGRAPH SERVICE TEH R0RI5T ORGANIZATION RE VEALED AT GARY, PRICE TWO CENTO NDIANA Capture Of Bomb Maker Yesterday Points To Anarchist Gang That Operated On May Day OFFICERS ON MISCREANTS TRAIL MEETING HELD Chicago, 111., Oct 14. The mil itary authorities at Gary an nounced tody that they hoped to live the leaders in the Gimbel and other bomb outrages under arrest within a few hours. Secret service men said that they knew the name, habits and manufacturing methods of the in dividual they claim made most of the bombs, and further stated that they would arrest the man who blew up the entrance to the Chi cago postoffice a year ago. COTTON RALEIGH DURING CJiieago Ills. Oct. 14 The fed eral authorities at Gary, Indiana, hav arrested the alleged makers of the bomb whilh explodod on the night of June third at the linine of Attorney General Pal mer in Washington and have ob tained evidence clearring up the terrorist bomb plots of May Day ami -June 2nd, when bombs were placed in the mails. According to authoritative in formation here tocHay evidence also have been obtained, it is de- viareth mat revealed the STATE FIW WEEK Prominent Men Will Speak On Various Subjects GOV. BICKETT ALSO New Orleans, Oct. 14. Better cotton through careful seed selec tion w.as promised to growers by E. C. Ewing in a paper delivered today before the World Cotton Conference. Tracing the growth of cotton experiments by the Department of Agriculture for the last ten years Mr. Ewing showed that sta ple cotton developed by selection lias evidenced marked improve ment in grade and has withstood entire rnore casiiy the attacks of the boll AMERICAN LEGION POST BEEN ORGANIZED HERE Twenty One Service Men Signed Charter Application OTHERS MAY JOIN Last night in the Mayor's office a score or more of earnest service men met for the purpose of organ izing a local post of the American Legion, the purposes of which are truly American Legion, the pur poses of which are truly American and elevating. Twenty-one finally signed the charter roll. After discussion the following officers were elected chairman, Lieutenant Norfleet S. Smith; Vice-Chairman, Professor M. A. Huggins; secretary and treasurer, B. F. Bracv. GREAT COTTON MEETING IN RALEIGH NEXT TUESDAY i , i Big Men Will Attend Meeting And Devise Plans i ,. DURING FAIR WEEK By Maxwell Gorman. Raleigh, Oct. 14. The state wide meeting of the farmers, mer chants and usiness men to be held in Raleigh October 21, in the in terest of the American Cotton As sociation, promises to be largely attended and among the promi nent men scheduled to attend are President Wannamaker, James II. Pou, of Raleigh, Governor Bickett fox the "state at large," John B. Cannon, of Spartanburg, S. C, and probably U. S. Senator Smith. The committee has WILSON S ILLNESS MDRE-SE-B10USTHM BULLETINS IIICRTE Representative Moses Says He Is Suffering From Facial Paralysis Incapaci tating Him Washington, Oct. 14. Pi DR. WATCHED MALADY FOR YEARS ' A. ' CONTINENTAL FLYERS START OK I iiw ..iii i ll r FROM BO RENDS TODAY expressions ccuuve committee is of sympathy and interest in the made up of Messrs. H. M. Hilliard, 'movement from Secretaries Carter C. S. Smith, C. S. Alexanher and ( Glass and Josephus Daniels, of C. B. Parks. ; the Wilson cabinet. Secretary It was expressly "stated that I Daniels writes that he committed other service - ren could ioin the'liimsplf tn a fpw 00 tJ,Qt V 1 ' v-Uw V. illVI I L -1 1 C4. L Maynard Leaves Francisco This Afternoon San legion by m., tg application and being voted 011 in regular form. BOLSHEVIK PREPARE TO LEAVE MOSCOW .... or.st organization is respon- I weevil. The best results "e i"i uie attempts agamt the: dared had been nves ot the law enforcement of ficials throughout " the country who have been active in the ar rests and prosecutions of the radicals. CO RAASE DEVELOPS BLOOD POISOU b l'-'rlin, Oct. 14. The condition Hugo Hasse, independent so- obtained from seed of the Express variety which fruits early and has a higha lint percentage. Hybrid strains of cotton pro duced by crossing seeds with the Express variety have shown excel lent results and it is by this means that the continued improvement of cotton is expected. State and government institutions are look ed to carry on the systematic im provement of cotton as the aver age farmer is not considered equipped to produce dependable will hold him elsewhere 011 the dtaee of this mass-meetino- of North Carolina Cotton Growers, bankers and other business men. As the date falls on Tuesday of fair week it will be a propitious time for a big attendance, which is all to the good for several rea- Archangel, Oct. 14. Continuing; sons rates of travel on railroads the offensive on the northern and the opportunity to clasn j tront the Russian troops have cap -j hands with friends from all over tureel -Bolshevik positions over a .the state. Many people here who feel kindly interest in the Fayette- ville Observer have learied with he de- qquarten of a mile from Plesets- i em I "l!lit leader, who was wounded I ppd 1 1 - v. last week by an assassin, has be ! Seed stock of flip - , :vvmy grower is sure to become contam- . 1 . . . ! 'T T - ' average 'ms living developed. kaia, on the Emtze river, which is 130 miles south of Archangel. Copenhagen, Oct. 14. The Rus- added interest of the new life it is sian Soviet government at Mos- taking on in a field of endeavor cow has been preparing to evac- (second to none and with a clientel uate the city since the capture of not surpassed by any, for the old Kursk by Denekine's army lastCape Fear section is pregnant ALL WILL CHECK IN month according to a renort to! with tl10 w n, ru,i lleisinSt rhp Berlin Tindpndp Ut.u i 1, Soviet government of Russia has ---'a. II kl fl K V I II I I iimsv; ODGE CHARGES JAPAN 1 "FLU" EPID '5 MIC ARMY SURGEON S St. Louis, Oct. 14. There is no ni,li-iition of an epidemic of in- - - I V . , U ' M V I ill L ' J ie;tl Tary inated when a variety is widely I cultivated, it was pointed out and it is in this connection that well organized seed farms can perform valuble service. By maintaining ! the purit yof the seeds by selec tion and isolation the seed farms can render yailable to the farmers adequate supplies of seed as need ed from time to time. Unless there . is a source for pure seed or an im- REARING ALL HER PLE "Steady, Relentless Aiming To Get Ultimate Control Of The Vast Territory Of China SPEAKS FOR TREATY AMENDMENT Copenhagen, Oct. 14. Lettish forces, reinforced by Esthonians, have regained th initiative and ! ar moving across the Duna river. 1 7 Washington, Oct. 14. Japan is ah express promise to give assist-: across which they fled latt week' building a Far Eastern Empire 'ance and protection at the peace ' according to advices from Wen-, which will become " peril to : conference. 'den. America" andthreaten the safety j "The principl argument made at the convent on of mili- proved variety the growers' stock 1 of the world, Senator Lodge, of jby those who sustained the deliv-l 1 surgeons ot the United must newessrily deteriorate. in session here today. urn 0 y nnti 1 Hill! Tnin nrnr Massachusetts, the Renubliean lerv of control nf RTfannn n' I. fill I fill I I Ml II I Ul- I 1 Tn l.n,vl, 1.- lno,l. flnnlornrrnrlotr ti Q-. ! Tnn T.. 1, j I UniLLriUA I I fl I ULI u 11 L mi vhiii lap ivuin. Ui !cru auii, u i.:ui m l vli cl m me ucii- yajiau IS I licit; WopoU ilclS prUilXlkcUl i f;n'm mi I oYnprimDiifol c o lAnc Pita in nrcriliiT nrlnntinn Viia'a r1i-H?QYon timno -.rni-. X- 4- ' , - ' ' . . i . , U'Ul V -J'V I l JH II I H JL H Ul I 1 U 11 1 v v ' ' "e1" iv'j'l ' ' 1 1 j i liio CI I U I 11 V 1 V ill LllilCO Lw XCtlillii it L'J I ill thp carp of thp standard varie- amendments to the nece treaty ; China. Whatovev nrhmipc liac1 WhH SiAlil" liilll ties aiu tlle evelPment f new 'under which German rights in ! made were all marked by one vital ; Paris, Oct. 14. Joseph Caillaux, -ceus, jir. JCiWino- nreciicts tnat omuuuno- wouia ue returned toiomission. in no mstancp r r tinr n""" piemier oi rrance, win ui A "Wilson's illness was placed n inexplicable category by the publication of a letter written by Senator George II. Moses, Repub- jlican, of New Hampshire, and the reticence of White House officials, I including Rear Admiral Cary T. j Grayson, the President's personal physician, to discuss its contents. Senator Moses was not at home, nor could he be located in any of the ilubs at the capital. There is no doubt whatever that he wrote the letter, but there is doubt he i wrote it for publication. 14. With twelve' Seat01 Moses says the "Pres- icient nas suttered some kind of a cerebral lesion, either during his speech at, Pueblo or immediately thereafter, and one of the ready discernable results is a slight fa cial paralysis." IIe adds that the President "may live" but says he will not be any material force or factor in anything." That portion of Senator Moses's letter which refers to a cerebral lesion and the slight facial paraly sis has been a common rumor in Washington for the past week Violent Twitching-. The President, it may be said, has suffered from j " " n i i in o jwith a violent twitching of his face. This twitching has been a danger signal to Dr. Grayson for the post six years. He looks upon it as a sign of intenne fatigue, and has always halted the President's activities when he detected it. It came during the Western trip, and Dr. Grayson ordered th r ended. It continued for soma time after the President returned to Washington but lately subsided to a great extent. Whether the rest and qquiet prescription has done away with it finally is not known as yet. Washington, Oct. 14. The fol lowing i the thirty-first bulletin issued relative to President Wil son's condition since he returned to theh White House: "The President's condition is generally good this morning, al though he did not have a restful night," is the bulletin issued by his physicians this morn wig: Mineola, Oct of the sixty two originalr start ers safely across the continent and preparing to start on the re turn flight the first half of the trans- continental race entered the final phase today. By sundown, it is expected the remaining ' contestants would have checked in t the two sea board conrtol stations. San Francisco, Oct. 14. Lieu tenant Belvin Maynard is ex pected to leave San Frnnsisco this afternoon. SOVIET RUSSIA DEMAND ALL-MILITARY RUSSIA Ilelsingfors. Oct. 14. The ordered the entire population of that country to train immediate ly for military service, accord ing to reports received here from Russian sources. LETTISH FORCES GROSS DUNA RIVER AGAIN Is hi I W f 1 I I II ll WfcaB FDR THURSDAY WEEK R0UR0E0ISE MEM !ED AT GIMP SEVIER ( iville, Oct. 14. Rodman j '"led war daredevil a;:;I i" of Ruth Law, the aviatri::. ' Hie government hospil ier, today of nulmomVi-v 'tfcetion ing ill ( ill) ,""( V COTTON MARKET. '!' r'H.H;-V 34.30 04.38 34.26 34.10 .LIES WILL CREATE FREE STATE IN ; substantial benefits to the indus-. China instead of being awarded to ' that Japan ever fixed a time when try will be continuously forthcom- 'Japan. ! she would actually return the j Steadily and relentlessly, Japan province to its rightful owners. To lis gaining control of China, Sen- ! determine what Japan is likely to ator Lodge said, and he predicted 'do it isvnecessary to consider what tht she would use China's vast1 she has done for 25 years." man-power to endanger the safety Japan Was charged by Senator Germany of both America and Europe. jLodge with breaking innumerable ! j it is mipossioie to see, said pledges regarding her course m Senator Lodge, "how any consci China and Korea with violating entious American can consent to the "open door" policy, destrov- IER OF LEAGUE COUNCIL Paris, Oct. 14. Leon Bour- plaeed on trial before the high geoise former premier and minis court on October 23, according to le Journal today. Caillaux is charged with in trigueing to bring about a prema ture and dishonorable peace with HUM Paris, Oct. 14. Italy agreed to the creation of a state in Fiume, which will maiw under the League of E has free any act or treaty that will extend j ria and Korea. re-,the power of such a nation as I iN a-i Japan over a country like China, Lpoliev, he said, had been uons, says ie i'ctit 1'ansian, especially when the United States which -claims to have reliable in-'deliberately drew China into the 34.001 formation: war with at least an implied if not ing foreign commerce in Manchu- Iler fundamental .ircii v , BREST STRIKE OVER MEN GET INCREASE Brest, Oct. 14. The situation relentless aiming to get ultimate arising from the strMv'e appears control of the vast population and j easier, the employers having great territory of China. agreed to an increase in wages. ter of foreign affairs and French member of the League of Xatii'ons Commission of the Pece Confer ence, has been appointed French representative on the Council of the League of Xations. AVIATOR MAKES FLIGHT FRANCE TO AUSTRALIA Issy les Moulineaux, France, Oct. 14. An aviator and pilot started this morning on a flight 1u Austrlia.
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