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v Paris, Mch. 31st. Frane.re-
f i; today to the note from the buried at three o'clock today.
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ICQTLAHIl HECK-RICH
SQUARE
ROAD
t-Sl Ot S115.553.10 for ranrlwatr
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4 bridfires-River bridoro bA
Twenty-one year-old daughter let later
;o Hon. and Mrs. Claude Kitchen
f.i -.'in ry costs of liiu
nuivary occupation of !
the , ueland, repeating ithe re-dauater of ,:j .
cent declaration of the Minister ! Mrs Glaude Kitchen
finance betore the Senate .f..,
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.u, iicu. ilst.: Tne Jbrw
?Sinfe party in Ireland is enor
inosly strengthened by the agree
in. ill for the pacification of Ire- !of
ImihI Jsio'iiprl hvo Inst. nicrVit tTif Iu'. ci.. ': ' xi. .'
i ""o""? jiiicit xituiue reuuuizes me ngnis intermen
House or
das- by A
I, Jhe contract was let yester-
jat for a gravel road from Scot--ji&id
Neck to Rich'Square, a dis
'JUSCiof 12.59 miles, at a cost of
?ll,8'97.G0 for the gravel road-
SCHPLETETIEUP
LODIIGTOO.S.iOFGOilLIVIIISiri
HELP SOLVElTWEWTY STATES
PREDICTED
HER FIMCIALIS
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(By Associated Press.).
(By Associated Prcss
Indianapolis, Ind. Mch. 31st.
The last day of work under
ommons was told to- of the United Stafpts anrl the rvn- . . . " , , . . . ii successful bidder for the road
, mston Spencer Chur iv emotion i whptTiPT t.TiA ; , . . ' - being NelJo L. Teer. of Durham. L
. "."rr", v .nasr.or or rnp Kflntiet hmn h nr. - . ' ia
ternoon at three o'clock w ,nd 7 655 50 for bridw Belrde, Jugloslavia, March l ag" were
t being aF the Baptist LVf . J ? ldgeS; llO-Jugoslavia is looking to the Completed today by the coun-
Spe
chill, Cecretary of Colonies.
1 ASKED FOR FWE
THOUSAND LEPERS
GULION 1SL1
cannot
iy .'iuuuxi is wneuier me re- pastor of the Baptist .. Church, oM" . " , ' -T ' Z-T 7 'h
quest lor mmoursemem snouia .ficiating ,1 . ? , financial and economic problems
oe maae to tne Allies or to uer- The pall-bearers were Messrs-
million union col
many.
Pl'iVFPQhtc noil 4-
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Speed, Sherrod Harrell, Hubert UjT , . , xl . A,
it,,. , i - T . lspfalso understood that the eon
sJiddick and Spencer Lewis- L J--, ... , .,
i m i? , itrct lor the bridge across the
i ivcr win ue ieL souiciime uur-
overcome them without rv s half
mmg aid in solving her grave minei'S.
It is understood-that tkL uinciai suspension was set for
i inr. luue oiavstare oeueves it
1 "V X . 4 a W. . 1 . ! i. 1- A.
i midnight, but virtually it was to
j strart six hours ahead. A com-
REPORTED VICEROY OF
INDIA HAS RESIGNED
j tested the sympathy of the mi-
-It is ruu-lmerous inends of the family all
inj;- for
LONDON, March 30,
ored, says the Pall Mall Gazette and j over the country,
the Globe, .that Jjord Reading, vice-j M:ss Kitchen is-survived by
roy of India has resigned. Austen j her' father, mother and a number
Chamberlain, acting head of the In-of brothers and sisters- She was
dian government, says the report is reat offerer for many, months
without foundation. from an affection of the heart
'and her death came as a relief:
jto a burdened body.
Ll A IN t. f KIIMCESS TOWED Relatives and friends frarn out l
OFFICER OF GUARDS 1 1 I:
, ; J. VltVlX UtLVilUHlw 1115 lllllVylUl f
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! were Dr. and Mrs- T. D Kitchen -
COPENHAGEN, March 30. It iS;Gf Wake Forest, Mr. (1 II- En-.j t
understood that Princess Thyra, sis- gland'' Washington IX C. Mr.L !
MANILA, P. L, March 30. Ask-
the cooperation of all the
people of the Philippine Islands in
th task of extending help to the
5,000 lepers on the Island of Culion,
Governor General Leonard Wood has
made public the report of Dr. H. W.
Wade, Lead of the leper colony, on
conditions there. Commenting on the
report Governor General Wood said: j ter of King Christian, soon will mar- Mills Kitchen Washington, D.
'From time immemorial the leper! ry an officer of the guards, not of, C., besides large numbers of peo
: has been looked upon with peculiar j nobility. pie from nearby towns. -
sympathy because of the general be- J - : " ' ?
iier tnax cure is impossiDie. we nav i AUTHOR AND ARTIST
nates at Culion Thev are literallv i. - i
holdina out their hands to us for SAN FRANCISCO, March 30 RFSFflRRH INVFflTlllft
help. They kow that modern science Harry Leon m au&1 an(J i ULU L 11111111 111 1 LO HUn
offers a chance of cure in a large -4- rp.j nM iTIlin Hill Mill nuMrilT
percentage of cases. We must save ! lltrllf a An. c0.Q annAJ I lllU U II L III I L U I III L II I
Its obligations amount to near-;Plete tje-up of the Union fields
y $1,000,000,000 includng an in- twenty states was predicted
ir!(!htp!It,llPSS nf mnro than fen l1inafs ,1 4.1 '
:'& . a i 1 1 i - j t " . riu ytv,- kfT "iimio uiuviai aim HXtJV flS-
, . to 7 " : 000,000 to the United States and
in? tins letting being only tor the j 4l , . , ,
. , .twice that sum to Kngland.
sjjttall bridges on the roadwav. ! rP, . , -
- 1 Ta? dinar, the coutry s unit ot
flirrmir-v (Tinrmallv ntinnt
j unurea ttiousana men would
ft.
serted that a hunderd thousand
non-union workers would quit.
President Lewis said that six
iVEY OF CHURCH
SHOWS
INCREASE
761.727WIE1UIBERS
l19 cents has reached the nit.ifiil
exchange level of a cent and a!3011'1"? walkout
quarter. The amount of out-1 We are ready for a fight for
standmg paper money is nearly ed on us b the operators'-',.
5,000,000,000 of dinars. Of this ;he said'
sum only 400,000,000 dinars is j :
covered by gold reserve or see-;
uiities The state s indebtedness CHPI ICU I DPCd Tfl QTIIRV
to the National Bank is 4,500,000- j LNuLIM UnbtlJ lU dlUUl
000 dinai-s-
IMNEW YORK, March 30. An in-
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crease of 761,727 church members
The budget, for the new year
has reached the staggering : totai j
of 6,000 ,000,000 dinars. This isj
nci HISTORY
s',
; fbught a duel Saturday, according
the little children who are-born free J to the Examiner in a gtory publWl.
of leprosy We must give them j ed today They used riding gloves as ! New York, March 30th-A na
chariffi T.n live and crnw un strnncr . . 1 .
weapons, lruey WOn. itinn-wide Iti vestiVatin nf nnem
WEATHER BEPOflT
and well. We must establish condi- '
tions to combat the frightful ravage
of tuberculosis among the lepers. We
must eive those who throusrsrh treat-
rr. . ! For North Carolina :
"'ciit nine ucvumc iicsaiivci a tuaiive i . n., - -.
. - ., . . - 'ers tonight. Cooler in west nor-1 This inquiry is defined as an en-
to live iree irom the danger ot iur- j .
t'ner infection. In a word, we must
' ip 1321 is reported from 50 denom-' nn times greater than nre-war ! . 0,,don, Mch. rllth. Atir apr
Blinmil nr rfinrinRfltn -itions' in. a survey maae by Dr. H. ludgets- More than a third of peal ft deeper and' more syste- .;,
IlflrJlll flr T several years ago this is for military and defense matic study in England of Ainer--'
compiled the first official census of rF - rcanTOiTr-i
revenue is much below the total , i v, n n -r - s
religions, for the United States gov- of the budget been made by Dr. George Pea- j
eminent. The reports from which j The" government is faced with Gooch' a Prominent politi-
the survey was made were obtained tremendous problems of recon- cal author, before the Society of
-v- struction which are believed to be Erperinient and Research in Ed-
direct from each of the fifty de- x- r .
impossible to complete without ucation at the university coliego
nominations, and therefore repre- V . , i , a Vipvp
. loans irom abroad. neie.
sent their own figures. Throughout the southern pari ; One reason for the appalling
Four of the chief bodies of the of the kingdom most of the in- neglect on this side of American
Baptist group are missing from this struments of industry are either history was, he thought, "the
destroyed or are seriously msui- deep and ineradicable conviction
ployment in the United States, as
'affected by the business cycle, is
being made by the National Bu-Show-
irean t Economic Research.
! tion. Saturday generally fair deavor to, reduce econoic waste, j
- nrient. Railroads are out ot or- that American history was dull .
statistical year is the calendar year , xr,r -r:nnr.Ur i n , ,
der or function very poorly- j pe0ple here havae a sort ot
and no returns for 1921 were avail-; Tlmt the o-overnment does not - i v! iv,4. wi,Q
iv " o inert -, Jir vvcj.ii uii, iiitti Yutu
do all that is humanly possible for
and cooler probably preceded bv t0 .increase production and to for- j able. "If Baptist increases for 1921 despair of the outlook is shown America became independent she
these unfortunates. We must do for !
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It.. t t U - nritimiotin CTOTOmOTlT fT I III' T- T Ij
Possibly strong southwest shift mu,ate a compretionsive- policy lwere included, the total gains for u.v "l'11"""' man t .concern us any more, ai
1001 ' u ! 4. i ' u Aiinister oi rmuuuc tu irtiua-.to tnis day we Know more ato
ling to northwest, winds.
CONGRESSIONAL COM-
them what we would have done for j
us if we were jn position, and to this j
end I bespeak the cooperation of the '
Philippine people in this great work
for humanity." !..,--- nrn nl iri! n
Dr Wade in his report on condi-" MITTEE TO HEBOMMEND
tions as Gulion says; ;
'"Though Culion is not at all the
plac- of horrors that so many are
apt to picture it, there are many
thirty that should be done there for
the well-being of the inmates, to i
Kive whatever chance of recovery j
the new treatments may offer them. I
and program for the better con
trol ot5 the factors in business and!
iindustrv hitherto left larcrelv to
! chance.
and
ut
ment, m which he said: unr the American colonial period
state possesses within its frontier thm aK)Ut the peri0(1 0f jn(ie.
COMPLETION OF WILSON
m MUSCLE s
DAM
A
1921 would almost certainly reach
850,000," Dr. Carroll states.
a OlUl jVfJ.'VJ' -
mt 1 . ' - - -m' . u
ine increase comparea xo an tjie elements necessary jlui pendence.
; It is expected that, together j that of 1920 which was 814,094 ac- great prosperity and the means j Amerk.an literature, Dr. Goo
Iwith the companion inquiry on j cording to corrected returns, Dr. of securing a more rapid .restora-,ch q nas Dcen carefully
'seasonal unemployment which wir tion than any qtner country
follow, it will discloses definitely j . . -. . .which may have suffered the
r., mvta officially,m the Christian same losses. Our, coal, our iron
I 111; (.11 UO;. LI VAI V . l. A Mm. A1IJ I K. . w '
; of unemployment. . . ana oluei 1U111- a 1 ' institutions.
Wolev Clair Mitchell the bu- Dr- Carroll's figures show that our great water powei, eAimiw-
S jreau's director of research, is eon-; communicants in 1921 totalled 43,- tless iorests, immense nvei ce gir George Trcvclyan and
ductinjr the inquiry under the au-j 523 206 a compared with 42,761,479 fic' 0Ur ClltaCt Lecky he had come to the con-
studied here but there extraor
dinarily few books by English
writers on American history and
W hile giving due
praise to the works of Lord Bry-
ror it must be realized that even j
(By Associated Press)
Wasshington, Mch. 31st-
-Com
spices of the standing committee j -n 192Q and 36095.68o .in 1911. The
Ayhieh was left in being by the j net gain f or the ten s is reported
President's Conference on Unem-
! as 7,427,521, or somewhat more than
dustrial centers of Central Euro- ;clusion he sai(1 that VupVish peo
pe and the opportionment of pro- American histori-
perty among the people all of. s when they were nQt writinj?
ii , ... 4.1.-1 j iraencement of the work to com- j plovment and 'of which Secretary!,, ttqo
houga every patient on the island 1 . . "12 per cent per year
be
s"tven this treatment in the most
plete the Wilson dam and ' the of Commerce Hoover is chairman, j
construction of dam number j On the basis of the information
three at Muscle Shoals under a 'obtained, the committee hopes to .of unemployment. Can such data
government appropriation and ' recommend a concrete policy and be made a trusstworthy index, .despair of our future
conscientious manner by competent
physicians and nurses, they will not
-cuit-u lunui um lc supervision will be proposed ' in program of control to displace I "Reation of unemployment to;
uiven suitable and abundant diet, Si;nate by Chairman Norris, temporary palliatives and emer the business cycle: Present so-!
woper clothing and are housed so of the AgricuUliral Committee, jgency measures; in dealing with jcial : ' Present social costs of cy-
to avoid the crowding that makes he announced after the inspec- the unemployment in this country chcal unemployment- ;
for the easy dissemination of other li(m trip It js .estimated that The whole movement, the burc Proposed palliatives and pre
! souses, particularly tuberculosis, ' ft million five hundred thou-! an savs. has the interest and co-iventives of cyclical unemploy-1
Inch kills most of those who die at.'gand donars wm be necessary for operation of numerous oganiza- ment: Long-range planning of
(;ulioa- ithe first year's work- ; tions, including the sage founda-'public works, railroad and other
"Furthermore the young leper is i tinn and thft Federated American larse scale consturction- Meth-
J: .n given his full opportunity unless - - Engineering Societies. The in- .ods of stabilizing production of j
editions are such that, should he i f ant's home properly equipped to :
mn'rv will consume six months. textiles, clothing and novelties- I
thes' conditions, I am sure, will
; contributed to the rapid restora
tion of our kingdom- There is no
reason" whv we should
MILL STRIKE MAY
GOMPELL CLOSING
about their own country.
I Professor Harold Laski, of Iro
don University advocated re
forms in the teaching methods at
Oxford and Cambridge, contrast
ing the American system with
the Engilsh much in favor of
the former because, he said, it
left something to the student's
imagination and stimulated hU
; creative genius.
LAWRENCE, Mass, March 30. j
The strike of textile .operators was .
advanced today. It is estimated that
LEVEES CAVE IN, CAUSING
INCREASE IN FLOOD GRAVITY
auirv will consume six months. textiles, clothing and novelties- I ; ; HELENA, Ark., March 30. Con-
.- T. i r. - - . -, ! throQ ihnncQTiH are worlriTiS'-
cared and released, he would find carry tnem tnrougn me Fnua The scope and importance of th Unemployment insurance and j - tinued caving in of levees on the
i-lf trained in some useful occu-! first two years. material to be gathered is sum- cut -of work benefits 'paid by) When the week closed atur ay . river two mies feelow
P-tion, and so an asset and not a f "Within a very few years methods marized by the bureau as f ol- ! trade unions. " Employment of- 21,000 were on the payrolls. : ? - renorted
ou-e, .o the 'community We been discovered whereby a con-,lows . , ' fiees. Financial devices and No mills wiU ,be operating . Mon-; Old Town, near here, is reported
ally, the infants of lepers are j siderahlc percental of cases can bej -Description of unemployment, ; measures for controlling the busi day, strike leaders said today. : increasing the gravity of the flood
v Uid,d to a chance for normal life. I cured. Plans are now being perfect-;mat the present statistics shows. tness cycle. Improvement in j Officials of the Pacific MiUs said, Torrential rains added to
. .-, . . a v . ' ii -I. p :i- - ' j Vipv hnr3 enough workinsr to onerate ,.,n .u firrVifT-a
wh:ch can be owen them bv takintr : ed to give xms new treatment. Tvnes of. the unemployment. ;meinoas ot compiling ami uati- " ; a? onncuui
o - v . . - j '
away irom tneir' motners at : t'veiuiiu vx ,u uuw - wupiu j mcuv. iinauunj wj- jumu9 .wm.
.-, fi-.r' Viom ? n in- ticnts on the island." inreseilt navroll data as. an index ness conditions."
busi- f or some time, but admitted only
i cr.e f ourth, production.
A sandbag levee is being built ta
provide for the emergency.
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