.V.fcA.THErt ilKiVin'- Jir, eu.uecl cij Friday; Saturday, p ,t!y doudv and warmer. COMMONWEALTH ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882 AFTERNOON DAILY ALL THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL." O'CLOCK EDITION SCOTLAND NECK. N. C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920. TELEGRAPH SERVICE ; : i . s s II 19 e s -j 1 1 .diss !l I r r . n t n al 1 ' s t 1 US 2 k ir- " h ri u r, i. ' 111 im&$i V-l 1ULU f ;. ' i J i- i a s r L ft I.. MADRID PAPERS AT TflCK GUM CHEWING S T W V f I! tfc! Hug? a iL.II i hey Demand The Russian Consul And Refugees Bolsheviks To Take Place Society Girls and Youths Caught American Habit EXTRA Sa FOR RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships draw $1500 Which Is Not Sufficient PRICE TWO CENTS ELDERS WORRIED ! HIGH COST OF LIVING - MS OF EXKMSER fli FI. NY REACH BILLION MARKS Accumulations Of Five Centuries Or More Wealth To Be Appraised By Germany CHINESE COMPLY OR BE INVADED i Madrid' Feb 27 '-The yonngl 0xford' Feb '.-candidates - society girls and youths of Mad i for Rhodes Scholarship in Ox- rid hare taken to the American ; ford University will have to pay habit of chewing gum and their an extra $250 yearly to meet the elders have been much exercised .increased cost of living:, as the as; a result. That staid conserve present scholarship of $1,500 ' is i tive journal, the A. B. C. devoted no longer sufficient to cover the A FEW CASTLES THROWN London, Feb. 27. Russian bol -h"-vik forces have advanced to '--. (Chinese frontier in northeas . Turkestan and is - reported Huvr demanded of the Chinese ,..;nT .f sin Kiaug province :hni he yivc up ihe Russian con sul and all refugees and allow the appointment of Bolsheviki con- Try threaten to occupy Sin N i i i l' t he governor, does not v i SPAIN HAD SPRING WEATHER III JAN. .. GREAT WAVE OF IHUFIAV Ufll IRA VP recetltly a column to this new expenses of a full year, including- JUIiUHI nULiUHIO GAMBLING HDWSWFFP ING OVER SPAN TEN RAOIGAL! IN i Herlin. Feb 27. The value .l" the estates -which belonged i the former German Emperor and - his family may reach 1,000,000. 000 marks. In attempting to iii the compensation to fSunt llh enzollern for. that his pr vate propert' over by the state, t- A cities have ox p"" yiv0 difficulty in flecidinor jwht part belonged to the crown jind how much was stricMy pri-:vate: practice which it denounced in terms and vacations." This is . .strong terms. pointed out in the statement of I According to the writer of; the Rhodes Trust for 1919. The' i m j PlC NlC On Sunday And tit is article gum chewing is the trustees have made a temporary i Country Where Men and Holidays Were Very Ivsult of refdin articles by the, grant of a small war bonus to! Women risk their last Spanish writers who have recent '.existing scholars but those elect-j Common jv visited America and to the ed for any year later, than the reseta , r. . . . iTT- i ! The difficult v arose n part FLU WAS CHECKED Sp"'"Sl' Cmgma theatres- UU! addn'"" m,ngy- TURN OUT PAUPERS trom tl fa that the appraiser, I " have had to inventory proper- j Madrid, Feb. 27. This country j ties which have been ac-Mimulat-;the men and women ,f which'"1? f(,r nve centuries. CAM IMTfl TUT QCA !naVt tn reputation of being'. The settlement will be dictat IttLL III I U I ilL. uLn willing tt put their last peseta 'ed. it is stated, by a desire to of- hMi some jrame of chance, has ne-'fT to the Hohenznllerns a gen ver witnessed such a wave of eroux adjustment. Thoir acquie London, Feb. 27. The three ! .r.,,Mui;,1(,. whJIli i nw slmwo to h- l.een d- ;i. airplanes . which left from i flowing over the countrv ami has 1 tained the bill in Hie Frussian for Dublin on Saturday i been .'in existence since the c'on- Diet to pay the former Emperor -in ana tu send tlie agitators open air. while the hills them- Station. 'RoUrbad kcevic- to sub r uacc.iivm.,uip. ! elusion ot the war. t 'aminos have HMMMM.mhhi marks tor property '-mi native laud.:.,. selves h..ve ,.,tc aT,;r,tnur r-pie i -trussing anu it . iu,.,iv ei.-tetl on tin bortlers oltakcn and nn-mit hint t. retain a ill wagon load- of radical family picnic parties. '.-nu-e were taken. ARRESTED RERE Madrid, Feb 27. All central ypain including Madrid has en joyed perfect spring like weath- " er during the first three weeks l;'d. Feb. 'J7. -Ten alleg of January. On Sundays and u "1' i'ivsTod hero j holidays the open air cafes in A ROAD MEN OF ONE DF THREE PLANES PARIS STRUCK TODAY ParK Feb. 27. Railroad men in raids by Fedd agents j the surrounding foothills have at Eastern station here struck y Limdoa rorynl of govern- j been crowded with patrons tak-his . niorning and the., strike be-;Britlsh aJ !'-hi t.. Tarnp out the rad- jing their midday meal in, the' ;cante -worse - than -the? Northern ;ChosT"l f' T.'minlshed. HEW YGHK FACED WITH TEETH FAMINE Many defiths in December. d v ii; tin.- ptsiii.ity .-'.ii. l';:!!!)!!.- Kuliiy, i;.?"-!- "V tii,- ) snai V ana! M ii-U 'UCK u )ld 1 !i OVl' 0j V . iis believed that it has f alien nijn,,. larger cities, so as nol do number of castles, real psimIp The flue weather has done so- ' 'ThfcJ,-'bieV tlided today to :'the"fte-a; " ' " ' ' " i iulerfere . witli the concessions d and p'-rs.od property. !une)i t cheek the 'epidemic of N:-ek ..iegi4atim authorizing the " 'jff- Hties. These gambling l:oiis nVlnen which. M-as causing, so: reuuisit km of automobiles. nnirnTin hlirnTiniin' crowtb-d during tbe at'ier- nTrn nilinP Pfll 0 UUiVILbllb UULbllUIMD 1 n,lt,! 1:r " M jIlll SHin DULU by o. s. ship i. Xev York. ''b. -7. -The pur ,! k !mi thou-nnd Ions of -!.! s; amships from ibe Vdiitetl Sj,-M-s St)()iM.o lio;.l'd V.Jls ,'UI- :!i !!; i by Lloyd Ifoyal IV'lg". l A ill v'ei"0. - DIC FI MEAT PACKERS DULY SELL MEAT PRDD. DF TREAT! SOW UP Washington. Feb. 27. The a greed decree under which the big five packers are forever enjoin ed from engaging in business ex e'pt bundling meat and produce was signed today bv Chief Jus- SUFFRAGE AMEHDMEN DaT?r!rn U C fill tiCi- eCoyof the District, of fin I ! f ILL) il? 'JUU. Uflii. Columbia Supreme Court. ari'.-st.m. l-'eb. '11. -The rati' .f die -off rage amend-iii--! important ques tjk'di up by the west V ir- leg s' I. lire. 'A'hieb begai: ;. man countries REPRESENTED IS ITALY PREMIERS REPLY REACH 1A3HI1T0S Washington Feb 27. ---The' re ply U td-iiil! and French pre miers n tlie Atlriatie MUestlo:) was receive'.! today u the sude 'p.-!i tmeut and will be stmt t the Wh'le House soon. RAILROAD BILL'' -CDttSTUnCHAL w-uMnrm 27.Atu.r.!pnCTlN fl R P H T Q T fl A , , v GAieral Palme. ,. tui. ,t ,h-: iiUU 1 Ull UIIUIiLdlllrt STILL ON STRIKE the inorMiu; with men ;inil wo men pi,i'ino- trames in wli it;h t h' !":; against them nmke il inipos - ihh. fur an v bu !'' -n t rentely Washington, Feb. 27. The do- ,u,'k.v u wln mestic questions on the reserva-. The m-M sp.-jpers have st.ii-ie,; tion of the Peace Treaty are to ' enmoaion ajain-t this eambiine be considered today in the Sen- hi Madrid especially vle-re. ; -tr- following the adoption yt-s-'1"5" nesoitper put it. "'men ;n l erdny f the reservation -:ani -wom-ut ;.tv pauperi.-d in -,.inb . ,i,o- Mandatoree. ; ling houses whieb operate un it j 1 h e ! Washington, Feb. L'7. Iienh '' " ;ls not to be made public until :'!cr 'lie I'residfnt iiad 1he op . !- u ii i - i o st ud v it . 2:r:":::";::-' ESTABLISHMENT OF .r. ;.,.' coMMissim ofexperts tfU II) ftliillBllu NOTE M. AWAITED compromise railroad bill i" th-1! White House today wirSt report! fi;;! h1 saw no constitutional oh- H:l RICA CLUB CHAL- ! r?.inrpTi!iiTnrrnfli!f : r!Jhrn flM rrnR l it Ptesideni expected 1o act dav rr tomorrow. .ei;-- ;i i- vij. i. 1 VO.'lltV eOUli : are represented at ' save km to the m.oasure. e'li ivir -n " congress that is in ses vR.ll her.-. Hf ! .-i rater Murphy, is the Ameri- tb'legtite. Uerman representatives pre York. Feb 27. The Aero "'-'-'- Atne ?-ie.:. today elia-lcu- "- Aero i luh ..if France i"o.i ! a viaf Ion f.r,ph 'h u-: i 1 b. ' 1 1 e si fti for hi -mei'l.'a j.i mv-- entered " ; iaTioij i lv-phy be l US' I io f ' -1 -: o! Vifitii'v !)V 'or thai Auje'ica !is luvc ',v. of iie ?ive pri.es for to troohies before the PEERESSES WORE PLAIN DRE55E p 0 Uost. I '.'S I. o ( ( ' i '! iVi1! o- a ! ion they ' ! I i i 1 M i I e . ::'-n ! b ? .1. : Si j-a.ssbt urg, Feti. -1 . l'roposals for the est ablish intuit of a com mission of Theor.-t ieal and Tech nical exports to study 'rtaliza W'ashington. Fe-b. L'T. Olliciai ;on ,,f proh-iariat rejudtlic of Si ireh s await with interesi the re . vit-is be.gi hihl b.d'ore ihe im ply of the British and French Soeialit (,'ongre-s in ses- i'uless the !"-tor-;ers to tie' 1'resitLeiii s lal- hint. Orchestra Adriatic note. A rOS.T)Onv.e IS lUe 1'iillgnt o I' o. S. ! . vi i not :i()iiv ; eog li.ed as a un- i!i form an orchestra tomorrow, under a union, aeeordi.g to the state hi- -'oinmitbie of play- ENGLISH ARISTOCRATS SEEK FAME IN FILMS : s o,!;:y. Xinet . v per ;',.)jt of 'h - ni'nli'T- sses witu t" t. loiiif .1 ; he no on ami are n attended the state opening of r.anei.dlv baeked f-r ih pi-opo-- t art lament, tins mouth wore ores ,,.t ,? t-he-i va b :,;( London. Feb 27 Peeres:- ses with low necks, ,;but without featlier ami veils." This v.;rs l.o..d..n. Feb. 27. Two young hy order of the Ij0rd Chamber aristocrais a re going to Califor- iri) ,,rhi) hu .dmrge of all state eh; ?o .-ek fame in the film functions. i v.-oetd. 'ide-y are Captain V-ev jt llijCh.!-stood lhat litis ev A avo;vu. "The Tavoren. " . t:j,. ... due to One,-,, Alarv'sl MOTHER AND CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH SITUATION IN SYRIA NOW VERY SERIOUS London. Feb. 11 )ltie'ud dis patches n the itu;i ior a? Ma.' a-li. Syria where ihe French sot diei-. has t'e.-ji st rn-glir:o it f th, OFFERED MM CEO. MORGAN A MINE ('arddi'. Walc, Feb. 27 U-,r ve Mo:gan. a miner who recently e tine n ' o !)isf, nil ot a piece . i ic. it is estimated there a--. 2---''.n)(J tons of com!, ha.- "e ,e'; .-I d 70.f)!)0 ijuuh!s !'r !ds rights. Turk- ll w ;i r'-poifr-i :hat ati r bauit- riie French, f ad b. le.-j ;n hishmae who claims to be a equina tion that in future thej ilomreid. Feb 27. Mt-. "--vmded on ttie lUi. de-eeiLa nt oo his mother's side ,3 f,,r womn atkndinf. stare jC.v-gory and her four ehddrei, uat tnes.- tn-u. '''ir": ? ! i it: her by the American il-d, Oos-. A message coitiruiev He- PRESIDENT URGED TO VETO RAILROAD BILL '-'TTOri SSF-D MARKU''' oe.-eetLtia in t.aj m"uu j s u- arCSS lor Women aiUltt.ling Sol 'rom the great Duke o! Cihug functions should be of a simpler ' v.-ere burne ;;7.p,s ton. and on his father's sub- ,d-.ar;u-.ier than iHO-tdoiiore. i t.r- 'h ..... v erday . ;49 fnun tJ'ish kings; and Eliot Cor mrly. the gorgeous u.ei . of .., . 'ill'' ioiht-i- a; it I a 1 u .t 1 ;.ii. neohew of an earl ami hen ' these fnae; '..01- die.: I vh'i, nab . ere on ti.e o .T. J ' ' . ' I : . . . tt . . 1 : . . 1 , . ! . ' . ! . ! .I'll,,. OQ 1 ;o hi" estates in I lal'ti ortlsiio e. .-nwis sitrnise, rs .;..d c...u., v I -- a ne o, uci ciiiniif id hi- ... ! Lc iii.-.l floo: started a th V;tsllinLTtoT,. Feb. 27. sentative- of the liailro.v l P.ro vij jj ; !Ug esiaies in uu iumiuit!.. iw t,s :j sirui- 20 26 Hot!-. h;j ve already plaved ir. the !iioi ou-ra pi. ers " tf the Ar erhood antl urine's council ciii ieti a tc t ' O ! i 1 ' a :: ; .. ! ',-;!; o' the massacre ,td meniai!- in the Maia-h distne it does not suhftTanttatc tnat yesterday tn pr-.-en, ! T.. , ...rii-.v ill, V'el ArTtienins were sJan-ntert ... .to me n.u-... " m it; c I J d bill. ninis lore. -'.sS. oia.vintris he thousands. i.c compromise rai'.roat

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