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V7 WILSON i 1 1MLS 1 " .1 ...IlLi WILSON, N. C, TUESDAY, 22, 1923 Vol. 27; No. 28 PRICE: $1.50 PER YEAR Mr. Morton Delivered A Message Of Hope BACCALAUREATE SERMON OHN BAKER HAS The Commencement Exercise of the Atlantic Christian Col lege are on; Rev. W. P. Shamhart of Greenville Preached High School Ser mon Sunday Night; Mr. Roy- . all Phibott Was Winner ! Dave Godwin of the Wilbankj been released TWO MORE GIRLS PRESIDENT WANTS DRJCCAINSIb inrnninirn m miTr I IllfO TIIIT Tfl FIT rillfOT fr flKh HH IhlMI i MAIr AW. HA nr r mm Or nnuuuuiuiuu ju , umiLumu ...... i - fi- nnfpn.n. ! RFFKTK 1PR01IT1 DIAGNOSTICii.NS, PEARSON GAVE j hSL I IUL liVIIIHV iibf I iiviiii i f i Presbyterians To Stay In Council Of Churches VOTED ON AT ASSEMBLY. MISSING SINCE FIRE CENSURES NEW YORK; CHARACTER WITNESSES. UH FINE LECTURE One of the Girls Went to the Harding Would Keep Massa- in the Oratorical Contest. I Section Was Seriously Hurt ; in Cutting Scarpe Saturday Night. One (if till! high spots in till' rum mencpinonl exorcises nf tlw Allantir Christian College was 1 1 1 - ban alini- j pave (imlwin, white. i:i i'l n local mat sermon delivered liy Itov. C. hospital in a serious ronilii inn as a Manly Morton at the First Christian , result ol' a culling scrape Saturday church yesterday morning. Air. Mor- night. The affair look plan' in I in ton's mcssHgo was full of hope anil j W'ilbanks section, (imlwin received ipl iinism ami such a message as ;l lorn; gash down tin- side of his was calcululcd to inspire t In- young peck. His condition is serious lint h Play With Her Brother, Who Escaped from ihe Burning Building; But the Girl Has Not Been Seen Since; Other , Girl Was Seen in Building. ; chusctts and Maryland from: Taking the Step New York; State Has Taken to Interfere With the Prohibition Laws ; of the Nation. I Men From Every Walk of Life Contributed to The Char- A I'aqrant by The Junior Chau- Dr. Reed Says the Council Has Attempted Social and Indus trial Reform and that The Presbyterians Should AdJ Their Part to The Work; Is the Only way to Meet the Problems of the Churches. acter Testimony Offered i;i : Behalf cf Dr. McBrayer; Testify to His Professional Ability. tauqua Was the Big Event cf the Afternoon's Program. May tin- l ihlf'.l . Ih college Kludi'iit just afeing the work of the world. There was excellent nntsie by the college choir and the church choir. Miss Nidle Moye of Fnnnville ren dered an impressive solo. Miss lia chael Hishop of Itelliaven did line Bolo work in one of the numbers. Dr. Howard llilley. president of the College, 'presided ill the ser vices and presented Mr. Morton, who lias been engaged in mission work in Paraguay, hut who has lieen in (Ills vicinity for some time. Mr. Morton hegan his sermon with words of hope. He declared that li was glad he was alive in this year of 19i!:i. Never before had there been a greater opportunity before the manhood and womanhood id' the world. Mr. Morton said ho would rather lire today than back there wleu Jesus wan on earth: "for today we have a Jesus stripped of human pcr Ronallly; we have all these years of Ills living and the inspiration tln-rc-from." It is great, said the speaker, to start out today in the rani'iaign or life. The world is just beginning to know how to work. This Is the great est age In Iho history of Hie world, and the ydting people should face Hie opportunity with vision. "Where there Is no vision my people perish", Bays the .Scripture. In the Old Tesla- ment it s found that the most splououH place Is occupied by Ho' siil' is sci'inu may recover. i John Maker was placed under nr ' rest Saturday night soon after the affair happened, but was later re leased when (iodwin's statement that he was not the man who cut him was j rcrilicd. j TROOPS FIRE 1 ON BANDITS Peking-. .May 2 1 . Reports that troops were tiring on the Shantung ! bandits were received today by the diplomatic corps which immediately drafted a new note to the foreign of lice asking the Chinese government how it reconciled its promise to pro cure tin- release of tile foreign cap tives and the events transpiring with ' that assurance. j As parliament has not acted on ; rat itieation of the presidential ap ; point lui'iil of Dr. Wellington Koo as ; foreign minister Iho foreign ollice ! still is ollicially w itliout a head. ! The diplomatic corps heard the recital of Marcell lioruhc, a Freiich ; man of Shanghai whom Ills bandits released so thai In; could present their iillimatuni li the government. Camden. S. ('.. May 21. I'll" death list in the Cb veland school house lire of last Thursday night to day had bel li incre;eid to 77 with two mure placed on tile doubtful list. Tracing down of rumors yester day by Sheriff G. C. Welsh ol Ker shaw county resulted in Ihe an nouncement that Kllcn Uarnes of I.iii know and f'nnnic Dowers of Ker shaw undoubtedly perished in tip' lire that followed Ihe falling of the oil lamp on Ihe stage during a play a' Ihe school. Keporls were current here lhat a M.'ss IHackmaii and a Miss Thome hnlli of the Thome Hill section of this county had attended the play ami had not been heard of since. "I'll is is a remote and inaccessible part of tlie county and a more thor ough search was planned today to de finitely asceriain their fale. Kllen Uarnes, according to state ments made to the sheriff, went to the play with her brother, Frank, lie escaped and made his way home. Relatives saw the girl in the burn ing building but could not save her. Fannie Mowers went to Hie play wiili incmhiTs of the Dixon famil ics. twelve of whom were lost. Ro lalives saw her in the burning build ing but were unable to make their way to her. Her mother has been unconscious ever since the lire. WASHINGTON I I.Ij IIAVL U.Mt MoTIIDKS II API I li Washington, N. C, Mav ill. A chapter of Hie American War Moih- con- crs is to be organized here next the Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock prophets. The priests hold a great at Ihe home of Mrs. Mary I'.augh place in llio lives of the people. The, man. corner of Second and Kespess kings were, important. Hut higher ; st reels. All real war mothers of the. (ban kings or priests ranked t he 1 city and lleaufort. county are ir prophots, these great men who dially invited to be present, and join blazed the trail. Few- prophets were the organization, priests. In Iho world today the pro- j Tbis w ill make the lenlh chapter phet is not always the priest, lie may 0 lie organized in North Carolina, be found in Iho business world, in 'several war mothers of Hie Wilson many professions. Cod called his 'chapter will lie present to assist in prophets of old from every walk of 'organizing the local chapler. life. ; It will be pleasing to note lhat There are certain great charm- Countess llilyer ile Caen, of France lerlstics of these prophets. Amid the! will also be present. Interests of life they are abb' lo. Countess tic Caen will on choose, the rUHit, uble to weight 1 night al S::'.o o'clock in Hi i;.mi'I.om:s oi w 1 ;si i ; ikm nk A KM AC( I Ml'LATI G SAVINGS New York. May 21. Kuiployes uf Ihe W'esi inghoiiio Kleci ric and Mann-, f;ir I it ri tiK are acciiinulaling savings at the rale of $11111,111111 a month is! disclosed in the report of the cor- lunation made public today. The I lolnl savings to date are in excess! df $2.111111.11011 and are invested for! Ihe heni'lil of employes and nol used) In any way in the company's opera-1 lions. Net income for the year end-- ,ing March .'II, as was disclosed in aj recenl report of the New York stock icxdiungo lolalled $12,2113,485 or the 1 1 - 1 1 1 i v u I 1 1 1 1 of is. Ill a share on tin 'outstanding common and stock, as compared with I liy David l.a w I "in " I H'opyrighl 1 !'.!'! by The Daily Time:, I . Washington, May In. Will I'm sident Harding undertake a cam paign of persuasion in tho stales of Massai hu-elts and Maryland to bring about the passage of slate laws so that the leibral prohibition ad may be i oncurrenlly enforced by Ihose stales'.' The I'resideut's unprecedented step iu joining lie' nnivi-mon! to have Governor Al Smith veto Ihe bill passed by the New York slale legislature repealing the dale cn loicemenl ad on prohibition has raised the ( m i im of what aid Ihe federal executive might give toward solving Ihe situation in Hie two other states where no assistance is being given iu Ihe enfoi -cement of tin1 eighteenth amendment. The impression conveyed by Mr. Harding ill his letter made public this week is lhat New York slale is committing a sin of gross magni tude in deserting the slates which are pledged lo support the Volstead Act by specitii' stale anil local laws. If was the lirsi lime ail expression had come from the Chief Kxociitivc which could he construed as the exertion of federal influence iu get ting stale laws passed or slrenglh ening existing statutes. Neither .Massacliusells nor Maryland have ever gone as lar as to put into effect any enforcement, legislation, in fad ill tile elei-lion lasl fall the people of Massachusetts refused by major ity vote to sanction such a measure. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Uepub licau leader of the Senate, was on the "wel" side but no criticism of his course came from lit" White House in fact the Washington Ad ministration sent speakers to .Mass acliusells lo help Mr. Lodge win. "Despite, the referendum last fall, the legislature ol Alassacliiiset Is passed a law prob ibil ing Ihe manu facture and sab' of intoxicants ex cept as it 'might be sanctioned by le gal permit of the federal government preferred 1 eui nils law is oemg neio in noey $:i.S!l a'anei" and can lie kepi from ever be- i l,:lr. .Mi M il: Maleigh. May 21 Testimony lv Dr .1. M. I'ariott of Kiuslon that Dr. I I'aul McCain "hasn't a superior in ' America as a diagnostician" logelln r ! with voluminous testimony reallin:: lo the character of Dr. L. 11. and - Keiibeii Mcltrayer and an examina tion of II. A. t'nderwood former en gineer for the counsel of stale fci ! lured the morning session of the b- ; isliitive session of investigation. I All five members of the commi' lee headed by Chairman Thus. Howie Ashe spent yesterday in a trip lo and inspection of Sanatorium. Member;; entitled of Ihe committee staled today that , they went further into Hie case than lo examine the physical equipment 1 :it Iho hospital. I Doctors, farmers, preachers and former politicians contributed to the j character testimony offered in lie i half of Superintendent Mcllrayer. j Other witnesses testified to his j scieiililic skill and professional abil ity . 'bl lo it I I'.-ill il:. pV"Senl- Itii la;.- ill irge appre- l. l ed li"i,-i , , i h coi !; ( otn p,, u V J' i.ol II . ion. . a .sou'., b i - .sii ill Ibe : i : 1 1 1 -so: in ;i ui I inipi Wil : I I, piveil bv !' at on w ould I Fe U d. 1 t. ill: :il the alter t 'ba eibei iii in-l',;i h- d"i'ei concerts, at Frank II. I'ear ' World Muililiiig" livered '. " manner and wlio heard him. lined to Montreal, As emlily of terian clinic 1 I'i to 1 on ii pert tavorin ft deral conned of chu iu America. That left seiubly the majority ion was 21. The d-tHTiil Suuthern 1'ie.in- bofe toil, IV reject, d niillOl'l I y com In l I i . withdraw. ! Irem the ie . of Clin,.', fere tl.e A -poll. ,.i Its committee that would provide for ! maitiing in the coun il upproxim.ii ing funds to take care 0f tin- .o.scm hly's properties. "The only satety ( l'rotcsijntism in Aineriia js to have an organiza tion in Washington to act as a butter against the great and unscrupulous :u I' : ., ii lll'T Sri enl, i- ( Ollle CI u icira 10 was as follows: aul bv Junior Chiiulaiiia 'Her Family on Display." ih! hn per-oiiii I ions" itnd of Hie Human " K. W. Md.'onklo Mass, Vic, declared urging the r,;:n i , i of Hie Southern I'te d' holie Hock lore to- ieral As-diyieri.in in men i b'. A I : ilinc-Sl .--draiai by Mi: ;::n He plol'l-i,,' . "fro.-, Ivsl In il t II re r Lois of the eil Wire: '.it hdr; mod. In .-it ii ell I I'i.ot.l; M I OH Tin: i tic f the ia l oil ipe, , pol- and I he laiNlecii Sine i:im;. will meet fairly, lo determine that which is worth while and able to aland by it. The big danger comes to men front Ihe ability to choose, to iinilerslauil relative values. The world is full of good things and is not headed for the "bow bows." The world is closer lo Ihe ideals of (iod than ever before. The people of today are moving upward In Cod. The pessimist, who teaches otherwise, is undermining Hie hope (I lid confidence of tile world. The courage of the prophet knows mi danger In fear. Fear has wrecked more lives than any itthor weakness. The man who looks Hie world in the face knows what lie wants to do and is ready lo do il. Victory only ; comes after the struggle. The vii lor ijjust he able to suffer and serve. Ldticalion alone cannot save the world. The only thing that will save is the cross of Jesus. Mr. Morten closed with an earliest appeal to the young college people lo be prophets and face (lie world as did the prophets of old. Sunday night. I!ev. W. I'. Sliain Iiart of Creenvllle delivered the ser mon to the graduating class of Iho lilgli school. Ills subject was "The I'nsatislied Man." Ile urged the young people lo press on to higher things, lie drew a clear piclure of Tuesday court an illustrated lecture Kvery citizen, both house deliver to the publii ladies and gentlemen,, have a cordial; invitation lo be present. I While in the city the Countess and Hie Will' mothers of Hie Wilson chap tor will he the guests of Mrs. Haugh- III, HI. Among Wilson ladies who will at-1 lend are Mcsilautcs W. S. Anderson, i I'. II. Cozarl, John A. Creeii and Sue! D. Swindell. i Ishare earned the previous year value of unfilled orders al the 'of the company's fiscal year hi .11 1 1 .2117, as compared w ith I 7 1 1 1 .ti!; . a year ago. I'hi, ling enforced simply by means of referendum which the ire already planning for next Massachusetts is without an enforcement act at pies- close w as $ab,- i;.vnn:it For North Carolina, generally fair tonighl ami Tuesday, somewhat cooler tonight, moderate northwest and north winds. anoi tier "wets" fall so eftedivi out." Maryland, Democrat ic sells hut il of course, is more of a stale than is Massaohu is near enough lo the II WANTS TO HONOR I'.angki has elm k, the i hief l it y Muddhist Iciuplcs of SPECIAL SERVIGE national capital for Hie federal gov eminent to be aware of the effects ol' a sit nut ion in wh ich no stale en j lorieiiieul ad helps lb,, federal gov ! eminent. Still no word has been sanli to Maryland about passing an en- t'oi'ci'iiiont law by the President deed the governor uf Maryland .M STK i: YAI.Ki:i! SLHIOIM.Y SICK I'liileigh. May 21. Associate Justice I'lalt D. Walker of the North Carolina Supreme Court is serious ly ill at his home here il became known today. Judge Walker has been ill for about it week and his condi tion is said to have become gradu ally worse. No improvement was no ted in his condition today it was slated at his home. LIMITATIONS ON I Ml J(, II I I! A l l; ( OVI Iiol. Washington, May 21. A slate cannot control freight rales on com modity shipped between points wilh in its borders when Ihe article is in tended for public improvement, the Supreme Court held today in Iwoi cases brought by the I'nited Slates Ihe interstate commerce commission and a number of railroads against the Slate of Tennessee. SITKKIOIt (Ol Hi TIIIIXV The Superior Court, with Judgn Kerr presiding will try civil cases this week. If disposed of Hie follow ing today. I'. L. Woodard and Co., against S. II. 'ick slicing lor account and miles amounting to $"".'!!. (in. Verdict was for the plaintiff. The Mranch Hanking Company won :i case against S. Musty for the possession of the stole now being occupied by Musty. Two divorces were granted, Vr lion against Vernon and Wmstead a gainst Wiustead. at HiiMI al Hie Masonic Lodge rooms, 'I be liiisiuexs and Profes sional Women's ( lull will ineel al l,;:;il in Hie ( haiobcc of Commerce rooms. The annual recilal of lie' School of Music al Hie At lantic ( lii-isl inn ollege will be held al Ihe college auditor ium al s;,-;ii. Program at W ilson I healer Guy 1'iiiles I'osl in "Omar, The '! enl leaker"; a two reel coined;, . Program al Princess thea ter, "Jusl Ooisiile Ihe llooc" featuring Lililli Hallor; "Around Hie World in IK il,i, s." i power church Kidge. ; day in seiubly church nol to ; Federal Council. Dr. K. C. Keed j Ii2nd General Assembl; however I be I 'oiim-il ha social and industrial , i ttical reform I liioiigh i h isucli ii policy of ihe 1're-ln ii-n an church is dangerous and not iu ac cordance with its doctrines. Tho tendency of reparation ha; al ways brought disaster hi Iho Pro teslant churches Dr. McConkle de clared in his defense of the council and asserted il holds in its hands the salvation, of Kuropeau Pmie.-i-aniisni against the danger and men ace of wrong. The council Dr. MrCoivkle said has accomplished much and be an nounced he is in favor of thai body continuing to present Ihe cause of the Protestant t hurdles through lilions to the government. pe- APPEAL FOR AID Tin: wil The Wil lias Ii, en o Wil. .oiiiaii tile in In o ( in iV ( WW on Cienily I'i; ISIIING FOR SUFFERERS i : a-- ti d am this A n . tel. Maker led I'elllol Tin con n i a tile sp.-nil 'I In of Wills i rlelary a lis 1 I:. : camp is on I', 'inl I' .-lung I n; r I'nih a I'i THOUSANDS ATTEND Camp .-,!--. W Itobllll ," I I-.-, .1 a tnes GIRI ti on ing Camp a number of county are orgs ii i .n t i on bul Mr. .1. J. ili.i lias been selec 'ol Treasurer. Allo- lllelnbel.ship of ill. located in llenuforl en sound and it luce, and resort hoe. s tneml Wilson Previous Estimates of Needed For Relief Had Been Greatly estimated It is Said. Money Work Under- s of unity, .1. .1. II. Ha 1 1 i "l-.;i .1. Maker, A. W. Webb, .1. oii, Needham n li y. Turner Suggs, b and Joe McKeel. Columbia, S. ('., May 21 A na tional iippeal for funds tor relief of women and children widowed and ,K orphaned hy the Cleveland school 1 ; tire in which 7s. itorsons ore -oditwi I Thursday night was issued today by lie, Gov. McLeod. -I'-l All funds raised will hy the American Governor said. The call was Red issued he handled Cross tho after DAY GIVES UP CLAIM WORK SeuBry Weeks Says He Would Like to See One, Two or Three Officers Promoted Each Year for Conspicuous Service. not respond entliu to the reiucst nindi for his cooperation j lil'st conference of :callcd to help cnl'i (Continued in- j did Ml islicilllv ill by Mr. Harding 1 1 the lime the! governors was I e prohiliil ion on l'agii (ij ! VOROVSKY FUNERAL E! JUMPED FROM A CAR thu Governor had been intoniied hy the Red Cross advisory relict' commit tee at Camden that previous esti mates of money needed for relief work had been proaily underesti mated. A preliminary survey he was told that indicated that permanent relief must he provided for -12 or-, plums and 4 widows. i; to Washington. May 21- -Win. Day, former associate justice of Supreme Court, today presented President Harding his resignation as umpire of the mixed claims com mission. Mr. Day explained lhat his desire to resign was due to recognition of the enormous amount of work lac ing Hie commission with claims a moiiiiliug lo $l.l7a,lii;l.(HHi to he sol Hod and lo his belief that a yoiing 'er and slronger man should be in charge of the work of adjusting MR K TPn N K mill i ii i ut in i i No Rrliptious Note in the Cere mony Attendant Upon Bur ial of Soviet Representatives. Ihe unsatiuQHd man and the man who Koes through the world smug and: claims on which the American and complacent und satislied with his j Gorman enmmis'siniiers are nnabb' achievements. l agree. The resignation becomes (Continued ou I'agu 2) effective immediately. ENGLAND IS WITHOUT A PRIME MINISTER London, May -I. The physi ains of Andrew lloiiac Law, co red licit Isb prime minister I his ; ,f leriioon Issued the follow inj statement : - "Mr. liomir Law had H slight operation on the t bloat today. Otherwise his condition is nil rliniiKed." KliiK Georg-o, who is iu Abler shot, had up to this afternoon asked no one to accept the pre mlcrship in succession lo lloinir Law. The kiiiK " is said hud no present Intention of curtailing lilit visit lo Aldei'shol which is expected lo last most of Hie week. Meanwhile Ihe two most promising prospect Kuel Cur.on mid Stanley Baldwin, chancellor of tho exchequer are in tho country and plan to remain a ay until Wednesday making it likely the country will renmiu premier for loilav al willioiil least. Loudon, .May ".I. Political gossips are almost unanimously of the opinion Hint Mariiiis ( ur y.on, secielni-y of slate foreign iilTuirs, will hp offered Hie pre miership mill lhat either he or Stanley liable. iu will he Hie suc cessor o Andrew' llonar Law who has resigned because of III health. Lord Pechy is also spoken of as a possibility for Iho ollice. The Lad of Italloiir's age is geiiernlly icgaiilcd Ks I'uling him out allhoogli it is suggested I hal he might take the prime liiinislf cship iu (be event which at present is considered alto gether unlikely, lhat existing schisms In Hip conservative ranks arc liealed anil all agree to pull together. San Diego. Calif.. May 21.---An earnest plea for suitably honoring of lioors and men of Ihe army and navy who rendered conspicuous service ! was made by Secretary of War Weeks; who came here yesterday on the j transport Grant with a large oon-j ' gi'easioiial parly. The secretary wasi ; making an address congratulating itwo such ollicers, Liellts. John A.l , Maclteady and Oakley G. Kelly of Ihe ;air service who recently piloleil the' ! great monoplane T-2 across the eon - ! linenl lo Siin Diego. j j Mr. Weeks said: "There is no other country in the world thai treats its ollicers as we do. I wish II were possible tor Hie war ilcparlinenl to pro Ie one, two oi three ollieers each year for out -standing service. Secrelary Weeks also voiced Ihe hope Hint there would be full co operation between army and navy committees and went on record as favoring the plan of placing Ihe monoplane T 2 in Ihe American Le gion war memorial museum here. The war secretary declared a short time ago Hie war department re ceived an offer from a foreign coun trv to purchase r.iMi.iillll rifles and IC BETTER Moscow. May 21. Vasliiv Vorovsky, Ih son t id i vo al tin elice who was a Die bodv ol SOVI.'I t'Op'e Lausanne confer assinaled May 1" tin-A .'loTlll I Caldwell 'v. '. C . May 21. Jack a young while woman whose i.- ;,t la have 1 u near Gas- " ih. .1 mi a local hospital late! lM'.VNT llll-.fl r-iii Iron, ,,,,111-ies to bev bead! Kobt. J Hayes, ni i ant ie- Li! or .pimped from an an- Ml':'- - ,!:" ' -' ile iiceoidini; to ii story told ' moi nini; at. ten o'i io, k at. 11 !i I" Mulh Kiinis. a ol ,IIS! l'iit-ents on hadoty a iv gi clir Vl.i on of Mr. d Sunday the home st root, ud five was buried last evening beside wiills of the historic Kremlin crowd thai packed the great siiuai. and overflowed into the street., be , vend callow-oil In I be hl'icdll sine. lino Spent Ihe Best Day Yesterday of iho sii miner evening lo wiin,- ., Since He Has Been in Hos- the simple Communist ceremony. pital. Rested Well Last ri'v" ""'-ie that .;f .lohn J. ... .-, Iteed, lortncr leader of the ( ommii Night. Mas a Good Appetite, l(ir,y f America. There was no and is Very Cheerful. j religious nolo to the ceremony but I w hen Ihe interment was completed Ihe tomb was heaped high with Iwreaths given by Russian govern ment institutions and ninny of Ihe ! foreign nations represented at Mo., i cow. ! More than in. mm persons escor j I t'd the body from Ihe railway sta tion to the square. I I, a e-a, told and Ho ! Hon. Claude Kilehin who is conlin od iu a local hospital ill this cily had one of Ihe besl days yesterday he has had since he came lo Wilson for , I real ineiil. ' His appetite i; good, and he is very cheerful, and sees bis friends !ii:: usual il'iriiii' Hie visiting hour 'del ween eleven and twelve o'clock. 1,'i.beil Hollar ol i- in- ih" car .it He id an I H im ed lo car. lie seized her ii i t and drove rapidly lie- chief said he was yout'g woman tell or leap, d I mm the machine. The affair o. a hi u d on ii road near this cily earlv ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 , i morning. Hollar was held in $.'.(1(1 bail for bis appearance and Chief Lynch said Hollar was, already under bond in , onne, I ion wilh seizure of la gallons of leiuor iu hi ; auliiinohile near here : vera I weeks a go. the little hoy was '-.'owton was ' months of age. time the girl; The funeral sen :.', .: wire con I the Ennis ducted Sunday nltefiioon at two o' clock by Rev. 1-:. L. Flanagan. Tho burial took plio c at .Maplowoud corn el cry. HLVIVAL Sl liVK l S AT CALVARY CIirRCH Rev. R. !;. pittnian of La Grange will preach tonight at S o'clock and during the wick at the same hour at Calvary Methodist church. This is the beginning of a revival meeting to be held there this wcik and prob ably next. l t lit LABOR PARTY OPPOSED v: m:'1 TO CURZON APPOINTMENT Mum rounils ol ammunition each. "We knew," he said, foreign couulry did not WILSOMAN M CM III sit OF HAM) An open air band concert was giv !en lasl evening by Ihe students of Ihe Conway Military Hand School, j Patrick Conway, conductor. In spile of the chilly temperalure, a large crowd attended the concert anil '.greatly pleased with the work of jthe students. The program opened ! with overlnre "I.uslpiel," by Keler- l01' ! Ilela. followed bv several standard iband selections. Cornel solo "Ail That Ihisjdah Polka." by Losey, was played by intend to Sandy Smith. Frank linker played buy Ihe rifles and ammunition to shoot birds. The I'nited States is nol assisliug any country to pre pare for war and rather than sell Ihe rifles and ammunition for the purpose they evidently were intend ed for I would into the scr." a trombone solo. "The Message by Kills lirooks. Tiki sliidenls, Carl Wild, saxophone, and Mr. Smith cor netist will play in Mr. Conway's band this summer. Conway News. Mr. Sam Smith is Ihe son of Mr. and is an rather dump them 1 A. F. Smith of this city 'accomplished musician. ( o-opi;iia I ix i:s losi; SLIT l ItK kINGIIAM I Special lo The Times-Dispatch I ' Buckingham, May 21.- in 1 he Circuit Court here the case of Ihe Co-operative Marketing Association against Morris, was dismissed. No wasirivil case in many years has attrac ted so many people to the Court House. Tim village was literally tilled with automobiles, men and women representing both sides were here. ' Col. Aubrey K. Strode represented the defense and J. Taylor Thompson and others were council for the as sociation. It is said that the associa tion people will renew their suit in some form. This was a case where Dr. G. L. Morris was charged with selling tobacco in the auction ware house while he was a member of the association. The amount for which suit was brought was ?700. la,:.. In: aid labor zon's :i prime mi Great . May 21 s newspaper ipoin l men I ii is 1 1 r would The Dnilv Hen says Lord Cur tis Kngland's since be disaster fori The his : oral Ida gen-commontj itiiin and Kuroiie, Lord Cm zon's supposed ind reputed attitude of siipi-riorily are allied lo aloofness iiiiheing by many , writers who however do nol think he should necessarily be haired from the post. Two or three newspapers indeed assert that the popular im pression of Ciirzon is far from being correct and that he is actually a mildest man of very human person ality who would like lo unbend but who does not possess the faculty for doing so. With Lord Curzon as premier Mr. ' Ilablwin il is assumed would become leader In the house of commons. I is gely debt icces.-fal budget and hip in the house ot Mr. Iloiiar Law's absence. aristocratic and ultra, conser vative .Morning Post. Ignoring. ( nr zon's lofty lienage and connection. . , called emphatically for Mr. Halrt-j ... win's appointment. ,. M The parliamentary correspondent of The Times says lie can slate au thoritatively that Mr. llonar Law's throat complaint is not. malignant and there is every reason to hope that his health will in time he re stored. It is also understood that he will retain his seat, in the houso oC commons. The Morning Tost says that It in important that at the present crista that the new premier be a common er. None of the peers mentioned as present reputation rests Jar- i possible prime minister meet tha upon such recent wora as nts neeus oi me suuauou me t'ost aa- imssion to ii) Ivl. ..(.I Il(l the United States. . serts. i S
The Wilson Times (Wilson, N.C.)
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May 22, 1923, edition 1
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