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THE ni Inl VOL. XVI- NUMBER 68. FOUR O'CLOCK EDITION SCOTLAND NECK, N. 0., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1922 TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE 5 CENTS PER COPY EEO CONFIDENT GREEWIENTWILL E RATIFIED SENATOR LOOKS FOR PRO DUCTION OF HARD COAL TO BE WELL UNDER WAY BY NEXT WEEK. (By Associated Press) Washington, D. C, Sept. 5. Confidence that agreement reach ed in Philadelphia Saturday night will be ratified by the Anthracite Miners Convention, in "ilkesbarre, was expressed to day by Senator Reed, of Penn sylvania, in conference with President Harding. The prodution of hard coal wHTbe well under way by the end of next week, Reed predicted. m pending Federal Court ction Occupies The Foreground T od a y A MflMlM HELD FOR KILLING GOVERNMENT'S INJUNCTION UNIVERSALLY CONDEMN ED BY LABOR LEADERS IN LABOR-DAY ADDRESSES. (By Associated Press) Chicago 111. Sept. 5. -With the Government's rail strike in- ' i.Z L . n -. -, junction universally condemned j by the Union leaders in -th:?ir; Labor-Day addresses, the impend ing Federal Court action In the case growing out of arrests for the alleged violations of the writ occupied the foreground in the industrial situation today. Holidav yesterday brought a lull in strike developments. LAFO LLETTE OPPOSED fflf GIFIELD 5.- (By Associated Press) Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. Wisconsin voters today are de termining in the primary elec tion the candidates for the tick- "Red Clergy" To Establish "Live SHERIFF ALLEN INSTRUCTED et, including senator. men ana state legislative congress (By Associated Press) Aiken, S. C., Sept 5. Irwin Williams, sixteen years old, son ot a former Southern Railways shop employee, at Augusta, was held here in eonnec tion with the killing of two railway guards at Hamburg last Wednesday. B. L. Davis and C. L. Deas are also held. Local Officers Capture County esterday Two Martin Criminals LIEDT. JAMES Y DOOLITTLE AT LANDED Church 99 "red of (Bv Associated Press) Mosow, Sept. 5. The clenrv ." led by a group young men, held its first con gress litre early in August and discussed plans to establish a new "live church." It was con tended that the "church must be brought nearer to the masses, and that the "new church" should, be as "simple and as f as was Christ himself." TO WA KIDNAPPED G R T FOR LS offi cers. Interest centered in the race of Senator LaFollette for re-nomina tion. He is opposed bv William.' A. Ganfield, who heads the citi-j SUFFERING OF THE GREEK BELIEVED T OF ANTON A H. HAS! SAN TEXAS NEGROES STEAL AND POISON LIQUOR, WHICH CHILDREN DRINK. ONE CHILD IS DEAD ; OTHER IN CRITICAL CONDITION. NEGROES TAKEN TO WILLI AMSTON JAIL. NATIONALISTS TO Alt -U ii-3cause of its aeknowl-l Soviet Internationale,. (By Associated Press I Miami, Fla.. Sept. 5. Sheriff Allen was notified today to wait for Mrs. J. Garrett Starr, aged nineteen, and her sister, Valeria Lamar, fifteen years old, who are alleged to have been" abducted last week from their home in Macon by H. C. Graham. The party is said to have left Macon by automobile. WOMEN IN EGYPT HAVE FIGHT FOR FRANCHISE (By Associated Press) Cairo. Egypt, Aug. 31. The members of the first Egyptian parliament, under the new con stitution, are to be elected in October, and already political interest, not to say excitement, BE A EARLY FURECAS EVACUATION is running nign. ea-geme and the include liquidation of the super iority of the regular clergy in Russian church affairs; doing away with the reactionary sec tion of higher clergy who, it is claimed, are still hoping for a coup d'etat to sweep them into power again, and preparation of cm all Russian conclave at which a suceessosr to Patriarch Tichow is to be elected. The "red clergy' group, head ed, by Archbishop Antonin and a number of voung Moscow and Petrograd clergyman, came into existence as a result of a split among the Russian Orthodox clergv, brought about soon after PRIMARY RAGE FOR WILLIAMS' SEAT VARDAMAN AND STEVENS BID FOR THE HONORS (By Associated Pr-ess) Jackson, Miss., Sept. 5. Vot ers of the State today are regis- All men over 25 years of age; are entitled to vote. Women, nev-j ertheless. are in no sense idle They are making a good - fight for the franchise, even though them, for Egyptian men look up on their women kind-as posses sions rather than co-workers in life. The president of the Mothers of the Future of Egypt is Mad ame Aneeseh Hanum el Rasheedy. Speaking on the emancipation of her sex recently' she said: "The women of Egypt shoud be allow ed to vote because they are fit for it. We shall soon win our fight because the Koran and the world are on our side. The Ko ran says: 'The women ought to behave towards their husbands in like manner as their hutbands should behave towards . them, according to what is just.' (By Associated Press) London, Sept. 5. The news of successive reverses, suffered by .the Greeks at the hands of the Turkish Nationalists in Asia Minor, is believed a forecast of the earlj' evacuation of the em tire area by the Greek Army. The Daily Mail says that the evacuation has already begun, and is quoting, the Greek official circles as declaring the army will be cut of the country within three weeks. (By Associated Press) San Antonio, Tex., Sept. 5. Lieut. James H. Doolittle landed here at seven-ten this morning ou his one-stop flight from coast to coast. He left again for San Diego, California, uf eight-twenty-three o'cock. Restarted from Jacksonville at three minutes af ter ten last night. it TWO RUSSIAN WIDOWS INHERIT $10,000. . (By Associated Press) Moscow, Sept. 5. Two Russian widows with seven children left ENGLISH CON EH SI GENERAL WOOD CHEAT STATESMAN (By Associated Press) London, Sept. 4. The London Times has printed a dispatch from its Manila correspondent reviewing the achievements of General Lenorad Wood as chair man of the special mission which President Harding sent to the Pnillipmes. Only the courage, patience, experience, ability. Deputy Sheriff Herbert John son and Chief of Police C. T. Lawrence did some splendid do. tectiye work yesterday in con nection with the running down and capturing of two Martia County negro criminals. Full particulars have not been had, but it is learned, that thsc two officers had the.description of each of the two negroes want ed at Williamston for the steal ing and poisoning of a gr1 Martin County bug of which two ch;i arank, one of them v ready died and the.. vA. last report, in a critiea tuition. It SQeni's, from the meager re port obtained by a representa tive of The Commonwealth, that one of the negroes stole the liquor and the other poisoned some of it, which the children drank and ; wnich was fatal to one and mav prove of as serious consequence to the other. . The negroes were taken to Wil liamston this morning and plac ed in jaid, where they will re main until the next term of Ma--tin Court. relatives living in Lincoln, Neb.,! tarnished prestige of an adminis- eonfiscation of church treasures , tering their -choice between form was started by Soviet government j er Senator, James K. Kardaman, and xormer Congressman Hubert D. Stevens, in second primary for the nomination for the Sen ate to succeed John Sharpe Wil liams, who retires next March. officials. Because of the opposition which developed among the ruling church authorities, a number of the clergy were prosecuted in various parts of" Russia, even Pa triarch Tichon himself having been placed on trial. Many sen fences of death were impose I, ome of which were carried into effect, and various other arch hi.fhops. bishops, and clergymen v given jaI sentences. Rea lizing that the conflict between the state and the church thre-at- .ened the very existence of the j church itself, the group of young; clergymen took the initiative andj demanded the abdication of Pat-j ri:rch Tichon. The Patriarch j yielded to the demands, and im-j mediately afterward the more-j Tiient ot the "live church" wasj iiigu.rated. ' j The new movement, first of all,! is against supporters of the old Thznntine church ervie which i d lnai!t!s sailprwlm in m!1 ite olin'V I ' amended wiat the costly j vs of o()(l studded with jev- The magnificent vestments, j p;-ieelst4 rugs are too signi-l all I WEATHER REPORT For North Carolina: General ly fair tonight and Wednesday. Little change in temperature. Geitle to variable winds. COTTON MARKET TODAY'S MARKET October 21.10 December . 21.34 J a nua rv : . . 21.17 March J 21.23 Mar . . 21.20 "It is absurd to allow a citi zen to exercise the franchise merely because he is of the male sex, while highly educated Egyp tian women from Prineessesl uuvviiwarus, are iu xiave nu vi in legislation on questions that affect them equally with the rest of the population. The civilized nations already have adapted th-2 principle of woman suffrage. Esrvnt cannot afford to drag be ! the trip having been made pos sible by inheritance of $10,000 , which came to him in the Volga Valley a few, months ago when the famine .wTas at its worst. During an inspection trip for the American Relief Administra- ! tion last winter James P. Good rich, former governor of Indiana, m one of the villages visited, was accosted by an old woman who said she had a certificate of some kind from America, but that she had been afraid to show it to any one until the party of Americans came along. The paper in question was noti fication from the War Risk De partment in Washington saying $10,000 wTas due her from the trator like the great American sodier-statesman," the dispatch, says, "can unravel the Phillip pine tangle and guide the Fili pino people along the paths of true progress to prosperity and political security." "Within a very short time af ter General Wood's arrival in the islands," the correspondent continues, "the influence of his forceful, magnetic and singularly human personality began to be felt with tonic effect. All Amer icans and foreigners and many Filipinos had become seriously alarmed and discouraged by the economic collapse which threat ened the islands. The outstand ing achievements of General Lmted States government owing Wood's administration have been to the fact that her son Alexand- j tlie rehabilitation of the curren er 1918. It 'was difficult for the,' ,v svstem and the downward woman to realize what all thisj revision Tf the budget, whereby meant, owing to her weakened i nearly 20.000,000 pesos' (normal condition, and Governor Good- y $10,000,000) was saved to the rich made efforts to get assfc-j freasury, and the dispersal of a tance 'to Mrs. Volz as quickly asjs1rongly entrenched political possible. But before aid came j oligarchy. . -Mrs. Volz was taken ill and died. j "Wood cleansed the judiciary Subsequently her two daugh- j aT1d exnedited the work of the hind and still maitnain her pres-j ters-m-law, widows of, Henry andjcom.ts tne writer says, "and tige in the eyes of those natioms."! Daniel, brothers of Alexander. established efficiency in the civ- I came into possession of the moi'i-ij service. He made . a searching The men, at the present time,; ey, and are being taken to their ! investigation into the conduct of are inclined to dismiss the aspir- n"eAV home' by George Repp, 'ithe San. Lazaro Asvlum and the ations ojl the women witii tne Portland,' -Oregon, who has been i c ij on -Leper Colony, resulting m REP. HODDLESTON INTRODUCES BILL WITH TEETH Washington, D. C, Sept, 5. Any officer of the Government, who -issues, or causes to be issued any illegal injunction, not good faith and with wilful tent of depriving a person of his rights, or the intimidation of him, is' to be held to have com mitted malfeasance in office, under a bill introduced by Rep' resentative Huddleston, of Alabama. fn in- SENA it WON It ni it ek t... Til :hr for "In the vowng ot aristocracy, phrudor," claim "gymen, "little ro-ewn is left j the liLdit of Christ's mercv ! and love." The church must be! hrourflit nearer to the masses 1 WILL FRIDAY'S MARKET October :: 21.96 , December . .- 22.22 January 22.10 March V - 22.17 May L 22.10 SUTHERLAND NOMINATED EY PRES. HARDING generality that the average worn an in Egypt today does not pos sess the qualifications necessary to intelligent 'voting. Poltical parties which have j been dormant during the British occupation are awakening, and with them is coming the revival of old animosities. The follow - hs of Zaghloul Pasha, tlie deport-1 cd Nationalist leader, are parti-1 cularly bitter against the present government. , The citv vote will count large', in the coming cnte5t. To the poor peasants, or fellaheen, ths Tiw parliament moan-s little or rmtTiino- 1 r t . . ii , rf-i, a reiier woriver m me iamnw areas or more than a year WORLD SHIPPING OSES L 167 UNITS IN THREE . MONTHS Ot (By Associated Press) .London, Lloyds Register Shipping records , the loss during the last quarter of 1921 of $9 To them alA ruiers and i steamers and 68 mailing vessels, j comprehensive measures tor tne ! eventual eradication of leprosy ; from the islands. Through .his j initiative liberal and sympathetic : support has been given t the j advancement of science, partrcu Jldrly in those branches bearing I -in sanitation and hvffiene, ami i :i,--. " upon agnuuiLuiG. The correspondent then sars that the establishment of the Manila Port Area Commission by Genwal Wood has given an im petus to -Harbor iroprovements, and has facilitated the docking of ocea'noing steamers and the loading and unloading of cargoes. Measures have been put through for extendmr and coordinating T SIDE-TRACK ILL BOISE! (By Associated Press) Washington, D. C, Sept. By a vote of five to three, Senate refused today to 5.- the side track the tariff diers' measure. bill for the sol- - j i . Should be "nrolertarized 'd it h on these groiid tfcat til- "red clergy" hare recbgni.- ftU the revolntirm iia rfMMiltx. and internatianale. SUCCEcB- CLARKE OtT SUPREME COURT BENCH 5. thf Th 1 1 li church" prop.osed (SS0.TrJ p9;i?I30SSr Aft) Washinoton. D. C.: Sept. . lire x lcniuoiii . - 1 orjwer Senator Geo. Sutherland, . . , 1 j . i 1, . ..,.-1 I ...1-;.. 117 ( '; onrH. :-!S iS otlieiais are pesus, to oe cnuureu rfj.uccuiuig l , w,-.- - . 7,,1 as well as mav be. Thev- are t gross, respectively. The J artmB o eommeree or , land i'norant, and "are iiltereited mioses nre given as wrecked, M water, witk a view to afford Si outside of their villages foundered; collisioned, butn", j .n? better service with cheap,-. Hence "they offer -opportunities to missing, abandoned, lost, and rates. . Wood-s first unscrupulous politicians. " Ty condemned. - . . Onf $ conclud . ...-A.-i.x ,-..- r,p cdvpn stpamfrs. ! ste-ns. tne olspaTcn tonimuts educate tne peopie 10 some ju-.-ii; v. v. . 7 also to dear the churches and; of Utah, to be Associate Justice necessary if the parish onnnr.il. rt. 3Wie Sew tical dowat is not "onary clergv and ta remove the ate at once confirmed i open 01 celibacy far bishoDS. i executive session. is xi. . v,cT.rt-nciV..l.tv 5,i smrl 17 sflilin? vessels were ot AnU " -nKenlntflW; Amfiriran resrister. Holland had Tna v il iyyai.- vaa i,y , -7 " . , - mr is not xo imu, ns me hands of men whos. way to enly interest is pensonal gafin was to prepare and put through the Legislature a series ot meas ures calculated to rehabilitate these timelj-r measures the credit of the insular government was ledeemed. With the restoration of confidence new capital has been imparted, and many private enterprises iave been giyen a new loase of life." Commenting editovially upon General Wood's record in Hiq Philippimes, the Times, under the caption "A Great American Ad ministrator, he says General Wood are de the thanks not only, of his own countrymen, but of the British poople, for his emphatic assertion of the neces sity for preserving the white man's power ana the white man's prestige in the Pacific. Curious ly enough, Japan and China havs both seen fit to honor him. As a true friend - of ' Great Buitain, as one who has doie worthy service in time of war with our gaeat Allies, and njt the least as the bst of the ' Prfnte of Wales ekiring Ms visit to Manila, Gerfcral Wood has as suredly merited suck recognition "i J?j.x l; Iz-vcci-.. r nvinn' thP -TIPVIOII 111!- IUlUre JUii-i Jiu wflBs x;-, , rv , - dv notice, vessels unaer iuu iirx: j :y - h Uriti jrovermnatit re- me j.'av x of 50 cents gold. As a result or(teswv. tons are turn. excluded from the can
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