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THE
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i TULSUAX. auu. U.
Price $1.50 Per Year
Wilson, N, C, Tuesday, August 12, 1924
Vol. 28. No. 2).
Legislators Anxious
To Vote On Ship Bill
DELAYS ARE UNNCLSSARY
Senator Giles Says Everybody
Has Already Decided I low
He is Goinfi lo Vole on the
Measure and tlie Legisla
tors arc Chafing Under the
Delay.
lialcigh.
the mrmlirr
(.etieral ,;t
those in thi'
Aug. 1 1. Notice Ih U
nf III" North Carolina
s4mii lily iind particularly
senate were chafing im
iv getting the disposition
llT the del
nf till' purl
nniinissioti hill mill r
way was served mi I lie water Iran
I lie
pi'itation roinmiitor which has
charge nf the nii'iisiii'i' today.
Seiinliir Miles intt'iiiliiceil a mnliun
in the senate rotiuiring Hie commit
tee tn make a report of the measure
not later than tomorrow night al
eight thirty hut later withdrew i'.
H" tolil the senate he hail taken thin
action to warn him the members
were chafing nniler the delay, that
every memher knew how he was
geing to vole and delays were nil
fair. Senator (liles gave notice shortly
After the session of the senate open
ed that he would put the motion he
fore that liody at the proper lime.
"We hae liecn here one fourth
of our time already. Kvery memher
knows how he is going to vole on
these hill... the port commission hill
and the east and west railroad re
Hol lit ion. It looks unfair lo every
memher to delay this affair inde
finitely." Senator lirown
terposed wilh I he
of ('oliinilius in
Mitemenl Ihat the
lominittee had issued notice of u
lieariiifj tomorrow and several linn !
llred prrsoiis expeelo.l to he pres-'
ent elc. Willi a heariiif; , heinn ln'I'l
tomorrow afternoon and proliahly
lie (iiiilinued over until Wednesday
it will he Thursday hefore we call i
pet this hill" Senator (Mies coin in-,
lied. "We will dehale it t , n or llneo
days and il will he Monday or Tiles-
(lay hefore il fii'ls to the house. I
Itills are hoiim inl roduced here'
that never would he touched hut fori
the delay. I don't see why it is nec-j
essary lo hold a four or five liourj
hearint; tomorrow wln-n the nieni-l
hers know already Imw Ihey are Ro-j
iliK to vote." I
After he had served notici
ator (Mies conferred hriel,ly.
Seii-j
with I
Senator Itrowii and
was sent In the clerk
ed that Hi" coininill
after the hill
'. desk il ask
er hn direct id
(Continued on page 4 )
Will be Tried nt Nash Super- j
ior Court Which Convenes 1
September 17th.
liocky Mount, Auk,
ham K Mills, Krnesl I
la'C, the tlliee neproe;
1 1. -Cheat-!
1 and Tom
iroiiiul whom
the chain of evidence for thr
ni1"'-
der of Arthur I., .loyner, llollislev
t s x i driver, ahout leu days ao, is
heitiK sleadily ivoven, will in all pro
hahility In- tii.-d al the term of Nash
county Superior court which con
,venes in Nashville i'-ept, 17 wilh
'Judge lievin. of Hxl'ord.
Inforinalioii to this effect was oli
tained from t It-- oili..- of Sheriff ('.
'L. Johiisiin at N'ashvillr today. De
puty Shenlf llriltin. in chaise of
Hie oflic". staled that Sheriff .lohii
fon ami Sheriff lloii.-.e, of Halifax,
jlmd held a reu-nt conference and
Unit tin- time and pl.no lor the trial
:had he.-n practically decided upon
jthen. Mr. (Millui staled thai he had
jheard Sheriff .lolinsoit say llial he
juas goinu lo is: lie warrants formal-
iv iiiaii'.iiiK in. ' .-i .-- -1 .- j . . is i. .. (
(the murder or Mr. .loyner. He was,
'nf the opinion llial the warrntils'
were Issued or that if they were not
in t that time Ihey would he in the1
'near future, ,
County oliicials of 1ml h Nash and
IHalifax have continued to wkrk on!
Ihe case and follow up every avail
aide clue in connei I ion with the'
.immlor. As a re.-ult, it was learned
today, additional evidence has in'en
lisiovered which Hie officers rie
htre will draw the striiiRs still
iRhter around Hie three negroes,
Evan:; and the two I.ce hrolhers.
Karlirr in the week the authorities
,eari hrd tin. home of Tom l.er where
fhey say they found a newly wash
( ii"d tiuill iind a juniper jacket on
(vhicli al'e lielieved to lie Idood stains
jl'liese arlicles have hren turned over
Jo Sheriff .lohnson who is keeping
hem for exhihils at the trial of the
ill'-geil shivers. The officers helieve
lint Hie f ii f 1 1 was ns"d lo wrap up
he hody of Ml', .loyner lifter the
Iriver had heen iniirderrd in Kvans'
ard and the remains were lieiiiK
1 aken and thrown into the creek
ere they were discovered. To suh-.
lantiale this belief, ofheers claim
hat parlicles of flesh. Iielleveil to i
franinents from the wounds on 1
lie murdered man. were tound on
he iinilt. The iuilt. still damp and
i a had state from wear, and jump-1
i- were found linnsi"3 ' fl,u l'""1-'1
( Tom Lee. I
OYNEliS SLAYERS
FACE TRIAL SOON
! IWU KALtlbH NltN .r x.-stw K: v. ..,
ARE DEAD, RESULT , P ..7
1 OF AUTO ACCIDENI k , i -M &.M
j ik&Ltt a -.jirn r.. , .Mf
tunnriurn tr m nti rino ....
11Ai 1 lulu UCI ivULl' .tl . Hie smile I, i.; "-.!: I.o.n Up lacs of ill. ah I'd I ...!. a a 1 :,,t-:.() i.,..,;,,,!-!, J,-.. ,!;;V.,. , i-,,;,:,, -. ,; , - rainniV
,,'-lis ;;. h-:i i;ip ln-'il lo save them from Hi,. R;,uVv M:ir'-.. tile i.n. yi.tuh I: :V- ... . h:;Ui,. f"ftjjn
The Two Younfj M:i Were
Riding on a Motorcycle
Which Collided With a Cir
in Which Mr. Underwood, of
Wilson, Was Riding; ti e
Injured Were Rushed to n
Raleiph Hospital Where
They Died.
li.'ileinh. Auk. 1!
Il.'l liel t 111 ov,
lllesr.eliu.'r for
1 S years old. a spe
' the local posioliicc
M '', l!l, di,., lit
and I, mil
local liospjial
here early today from injuries re- j
; i eiv.-d when a lif.ht toin iin; car ran '
; into a niolon ycle t n v were rivlins
I near the city. Drew's skull was
j crushed and hut Ii Moore's arms and
lei's were lirokeii and he received in-'
! lernal injuries. (
Harvey I'nderwooil driver of the
i iiiitomohili. that struck I lie youths':
claim they were n the wrmm side
of tho road, ii deputy sherill' wlin
i investigated Hie acr-ideiil however
asserted inl'orination he Klean.-d in
; dicate.l the iniloiuoliile was on the
i wrotiK side of the road and the
driver would he arrested.
Moore was on the staff of Slat" :
Motor Supervisor .1. C. Sawyer and
lie motility ol the two VOUIIK men
was estahlisheil throimli a note in j
Motor's pockrt to remind hi in of an;
.rianii he was lo perform for the'
secp-lury of stale today.
Hi. -hard rnderwooil, aRed 7, son ;
of John rndrrwooil of liurhain who;
with A. I), rndrrwnod of Wilson i
Was
w I I
passrlifjef in the nilloniohllr :
lii'htlv injured. !
Aci ot'dins lo a report reachini; :
this eily the three rmlerwood's were
ridiim in their car ci sahed into tin- .
niotorcvcle on which th" iwo unid.-n-i
tified men w.-te ridins near ihe
Neuse river. II was also slated thai
Hie motorcycle which carried a ,
side car had only one head HkIiI and
was on the left hand side of Ihe,
road. The rndrrwooil party claimed
they turned from Hie rij;ht side of
Hie road to tin- left to avoid crash
ing into the oncoming vehicle, at
which time the other machine
swijived lo thrir right crashing into
Ihe o n I . . in . . 1 1 i I head on. The side
car was completely demolished ill
Ihe crash while lillle damage, was
done the automobile.
The injured men were rushed to
IJ.'ileigll, whole the occupants of the
automobile had their injuries dress
ed, duly a few i ills and bruises of
a minor nature were sustained by
the i'nderwooil party. A. H. I'nder-
w, i;. an ,,niployee of the Atlantic
Coast l.ine llailwav in this r-ilv.
F
i The Round the World PUnoi
May Not be Able to Continue
Flight Now, Hard to Find
i Base for Scout Plan"-..
j b'eykji'vik, Aug. 1 I. The i'. y, S.
I cruiser Kaleigh exploring Hi" east
i coast nf (Ireenlaiul in sean h of a
i landing place today reported to Hear
1 Admiral Thus. .MacCi'iidor thai she
was in a dense log ninety miles east
southeast of Angmaksalik and Hint
she had encountered many lloaling
ice hummocks.
While the vess'-l was iitleiiipling
to gain the sea clear of ice a lium-
I Injured Were Kushed to n wvaiwaaw 'W S US 1 SS S 4S W tESyr a g I U Ui 51 1 U IU ! HSU I t. , , ...
TRIG ARD TO
ND A LANDING
mock toiiclird it, sliglilly damaging j , .ties. Consumption, h" explained,
the starboard forward propeller. hud inn eased in (iertnany, ironi I:1
In a Blatcinent this morning Ad- billion in 1 : t : I to L':i billion in 1! .!'..
in i r nl Maelirudor said il was doubt-1 The increase in other louniri.-s ha
fit! if Angmaksalik could be used as , eu proporl lotnil. Ainei icaii pro
a base hy the tii-nut planes w hich ' dm-rs aiii.nl :i: peneni ol Mi'
are home carried by the cruiser lial
eigh 'and Hiclimond to explore the1
must. A plan bad been considered ;
whi't-ehy these planes would carry I
fuel for the round Hie world planes
ov.-r the ice plains.
IKKI.AM) (mVUS SCI5SIMIKS
H)K TIIKKS I'l.ANTKII
; Dublin. Aug. 1 1. I.nst year th
1 Free State government planted (,
I mill. nun trees on l.nns acres of land
i and proposes this year lo plant l.nmi
I acres.
The minister of agriculture d -
scribed Ireland as perhaps the wntst
wooded country In the world Th"
establishment of peasant proprietary
has helped to deforest tin- countrv.
tl was said in the Pail that the fir-i
think a farmer did no getting his
land vested was to cut down thr
timber. ,
LAUGHED TWO WEEKS AGO -NOW THEY'RE WORRIED
iii.iv tki' n i '""
". . ' "" ' "" ' ' " ' "''" M-xv Ml.- . i ; !.l ILiUl V
Ill'Uller. ' ' 1. ... 1 I,,
flail;! nf flrlmimclnn milPTIi 010(01
1 l Ut I t I II
Dai4 Bill Re DoAnfi W.m CMlPirw
uii mu m iimzmnm mmwi mi c
ROVED ROADS
OVER CONTINENT
AID TO TOURISTS
DRIVING 15 M UCIi LA. ''!'..
Lven OUl.ilioinn and South Da
kola Noted for Their Bad
Roadr. are i'dil-liiif; Good
Roads and a Trip Aero.-,.-, the
Continent Can he M ule Plea
santly and wilh Compara
tive SpcJ.
''!iira;:o, An:-. 1 !.
South Da'.oia, t wo
the past hy auioiiinl
t it--i I- I. n i-.i.hIs. are
lin-.mvavi viMi the
Oklahoma
and
I ales nol.-d ill
ih- loiirisi ; for
iiieinliii", their
result thai in
-nigh tlirm will
I li" Inl me driving 1 h r-
he better and easier.
'lk'ahoihii a.nit.iu-ici
miles of hard mirfac-'d
lug bull! and liu .os
i-rain, live In-, wii'i
ii thai
road., a
' of Hie
b: i-i :;,
pro
will
'each ;'i,!.:.:i,ii.i.i. t-.w-i
eval aid p.-.ijei-'s i ailr
mile, of con. -role hi.'lm
of I I m 1 1 ;,-' h.-ia
by Mr- slat.- highway
Mil
: com
I oi'i hi i
-.-l-av, I
Twenly nine sh'.-ii-ii.
ivav totalling :!:::: :
lii-.h
ing tin- aid of the l.d.iral g-e,
men' and eosting $ l.nl l.oou,
ni
ale
being laid.
Th" commission "-li' " in ; l;i i
spending belwe. n s . i .nun and
J 1 n nun. mm annually or six v.-ars.
Three con n I ie ; u ill vol e .villi in I Ir
next month on road bonds lolalling
more than .$ ;'.iinii,i.i.ii.
Financed hv Tn p.irrnl of a mo.
lor Vehicle license lax and Ihr en
Hie pro. .Is Ironi a Iwo coin lav.
on gasoline, the il.nsii mil. tnnil
highway ly.a.-iii of .-iouth llakola.
b"giiu in I'HM. will be apprxo'iua le -
I
t ( 'on mi ip-d on page 1
Bills Intro
Hous
e
1,1 KOI'i; AIMil'TS SMolvlM.
oi mi;i;k A mi; ( o
W;i.-liiiii;ion. Aug. In. American
ingenuity, in ib volnping Hie Kuril
' pi-au last'- away lioiu 'I'll rK 'sM
oraiiils of lobaci ii in lavor ol I !i
AniHiican product, lias developed a
1 great Meld for Ihe sale of American
lobiuco in Inreign eouiilrios.
T. I.. Hughe,, chief of the lnhacci 1
sei lion of Hi- common-" department ,
in a stat.-niciil sii m manning bis oil
serval ions on a n-ceul tour of II Kn
' ropean coiinlries, said he found a 1
Igreallv increased ilemaiiil lor cigai-'
world's t ni it I tobacco crop.
,, h i
( (i i:m ions
lil .M I' ll HV 1(1 UK !
Cetieva, Aug. I I. liolore ih
World War and as a result of genet
aliens of effort, only Iwo interna
tional labor conventions had bee
adopted, but since Hie war 1 h ml
national instruments have In
elaborated through th" niachiii:
, .
"ly.
of the 1 1) 1 1 -1 national labor oilice ,n
the League of Nations.
The two pre war conventions en'
ered Ihe iuo-Mnns of tiighl work for
wont'-ii and Hie us-- of while pin.
pliorus in tile maiiii lad ii re of
mali'lles. lircenl weeks have shnwii
a marked increase in Hie number of
ratifications of conventions adopted
hy the various post-war intertialion
al labor conferences, the total nov
being ISO.
i M.-ij-n ily of 'ilirrc- r I'ljiir VSLL. S 0 IU!flU!lUH
in ti'.c Sen;;!": M i r I'in- '" "'I
a' A( Ji.i.i Krvive j 'lalk of
lify H
'tpramiie.
I.'ah-
C. the
: h. Au
ad in Ii i
I I.
II loll
III luii-
lie
pori bill S
nnlllleil 111
i in i ii a I ion
sp
Ill. .li
1 Ol
I : it. 1 1
Th.
l-.-ii.-r
el-'li.l-
r.-l.-r.
Hani
maib-
li the atlornev
III". I ol III.- gov
- provi..ioii lor a
hi i '! ('has. :,
an el fort ivill h
i "ii a : n .
lit m . Inn
;i n ii 1 1 1 1 n
in i.iinti
I .ml. Tl
Mi
la v.
il
:.lri.-k.-n
dllceil
hill
v. as
HI;, hy
I '.row I
eiiatori 1
:d Hiiinn
.los.-i h A.
I lei la in y.
Tin- H i.
panion mi.
ci-ealili-.; a
a-.-k by b
Mull ill III
and Yaili.i
o llllf.
In.
Il
' colli
In ii-n.
hi lo
slora
, .-,.;!,
J-iilll re.
com in iss;
dure i he i
Sp. I
I pi
ll
Ilieilll'Clell fall
'alb y r.i'ir I a i a-
or i miii !iiiioi;s line, ot
it, lo in-i'.ol iale for il
I report lo a suh..eiiie;;
general as..'-mhly.
i'ii''-;ii-iiib-nl
failing in Hia
lilllrliase, mil
-.-ssii n ol In
"The hill I
have just s.-nl fiirwan
was prep
Manning
morrison
s.diali-, r
'lie. "II
a red by
at Hie i
" Senal
ferring
eon lain
l II tele
Allorney (leu. -ta
.-ll - I of Hoveriio
or Harris told la
lo Hie purl till', I.:
s a secliim provid
iiiluin. I want I
in
lor a
not i
lor
id my
mil ni 1 1
' il I'd
n a I ors
that i
nro.vi-
" W'll
IP-lla
i nr.- a
tin- i
Ir- - Is
Inch
i ii i - 1 1 1
i t ion
I Ills
hi
d M
bill by .Di
viding lor
S'-nalor
coin in i 1 1 1 -.-
king oin ihat
a rel'-ri'iidiim."
I la i ris is i ha irin.i a
of tie
on
I. r
rita.aiorl n t ion
- bill, and th
aiuicipaled i
v.-hi. h will
nsid-r
so il
111' in b'-l .,h i p :
will in- l-.-porl
wiilionl Hi.- r
d back In Hi
riial
i ion
I 'Tend ii iii pr
ll.-ai iai- I" lin e
begin Til'-slay a
Sponsor.-. I
The l.o-l ...! .
tSin-e or lour in
Ihey are hopi h
amended bill Hit
- He- . oil! mi' lee
a I ii-riioon .
Claim Majority
: i laini a uiajoriL.
III"
I ni
I'lial"
eel :
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lllg 111
nir.h that
( Colli lllll'tl mi p.
l-'al
i w in-
Oil' C
IV. . '
111!
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ol
in
in Hi
Sai or
I"
-nl ali v
iir.ii i li ;
ad K.ra.,
II and Hoi.
luns
I ro:.'
i ali. In ir '; I :,ii.niili wol l 11 i
mil-: for Na di cnnnly.
1 1 II ., I I'.ra.well ami llobbin ;
i aiilhori.' .Nash county In i -sir
'londs
1 1 1.: :
a ll'i ml
:l:lllle
so I tin
coiilil ;.-
hi:
build a
il ins
J.n
llyd" To
ol th.-.-
of drug.:
and hY
Ihe tale
si apply
la fnr:
' shall
to llvib
n i.-i.
Hi-
Hvde
All a
o- Viil"
i i.
lule l
...al lav
collimi
d I It
.'I'm pu hi i
n n ni li.-r
uiilv Irom live I'
Hi n
cl to tin ki
ln Hickory
the roa1
Nu I Ha
i n
ill Khili
a ciiuiri
III!-:.:.
him:
un 111 iss
o prohibit Hi
of Currit in-1.
wi'lioul a vol.
nil in y
oitni y
ol Hie
noinr
bond.;
II i II
ople
HI! ..ii Tn
ilini" 'anc
for a coiiniv
.1 'i
per
is s
To an
bonds
nr.-
i iiori:-.
bonds
III',
point
Ta) lor of
nn. loan'.'
Vane.
Tn a 'I
In i ss in- pi,d
Taylor of Vance
bill imial .Mist ice i
To
M'
f pea
Van
lor Homier,
county.
il lowinliip ill
MM.
1,'e. olll
deal II
'.I- - Wllil.lker of
.lolle-
.on ol r.-sp". I regarding t In
ii (lam!" K il i hen . Iale con -
gn -sniaii and llial wln-n Ihe llom-e
adjourned today it he in memory in
him. Passed unanimously and s"ii'
to Ihe Senate under suspension of
(Continued on pago -11
duced In
Saturday
' B C! TTft Tf!f. BrtnnOI II Ttade (
( A ' .f If t ! T Y wri'-. T ';
Di.'.lii'.t Soc'c-'tv tn llol'l iveu
!;ir Quarterly Mertip-r li-re
temort ev; 1'inr Prat.'ni ha;.
Px-cn Arrr
Re;idinr; oT
pcfS nnd S
I.r.lte Par);.
nfrid, ':n!u-irtl
Itii:in litnt Pa-ik'-.j'.m-
,-v I .Sjiver
ii
ii't v
1--11I
' i I v
Ko
rih I
di
I So
,. fill c
I lis I tel l
lll'ltTou i
1 1 hold il i
in I hi;
si i ordinr.
I li is 111 c i- ii -on
Coiinl'
"iin
on
a :i ; a no'in. -!
: by olln ia! i,
-di.nl Si'i-ict;..
ilebl in the
Tee rooms al
,v afternoon.
In-. I-:. S. lain
Sldl-lll iif I lie
side over till
W i I
eel ill'.' will
r of Com
... I; 1 1 1 in i ir-
Cliainle
to
e. ol llo. ky .Mount .
Hi , Hi. I So. ielv will
llle-'lillg, lollowillg
"U County Society
wh
Hie Will
will en!
bene a
Silver I
.icve;-
I la in I lie
nd fried
ake Park
il illl'-l-e-
Vi. s
hi.l.en
lo a
suppi
sir
a I
!
ures have
meeting.
g fen
n
ii'i
I ii l-
d for
one whii
liiila.-il
Soeii'l ',
h Ihe n
fa!-. -is
stall. I
w
be read.
I hot
"Iii follow.-:
Hiazo lie,-
I loll
an
I"
i-.inosi ; f Typlmid I'i'vn" In
d. Ihool.s of Klin Cilv.
i s ilia l riil in;-. 1 1 1 I'lilviuoi
nf Kiiiii'-iuii- l-inri -pha I il is" b;
T. Su-iili of l!oi l: Mount.
lorv of the Tliroai" by Hi
W ooilnrd of Holdsliorn.
lr.
report nl' clinical
rial other mailers ol
! ascs
great
d by
and
leu tain
Socii -i y
The In
; i M v. . i i i
w ill le- discii s
a I
stfi
i lis
I h'-ir iin I mg
I S-ici-iy is c
nv. !
I -imorr
nn pos.'d
"i oi !
Ufa .v..
a mn-
Kdci
nub
i -di.
". 1 1
Nor!
in n I :
;r.
lie
John .lo
i .11. and
ill. w
Wil
ir
n
JiU
Uif
Mooi,o n Rie.hl 1 1 Ander Signed
hy l.rcal M-iiilr. Salui(ly;
Yim:ster
Pitched Leciir
Ccllrj-p to
Slate Champion-
.-.li'p.
I '1 1 cil'.-r M oo::e. I .I'lloi:' College's
sn nii.-r right-hander, who is now
iiiii hn:g for Wi Idon hi s been signed
nv lo. al moguls and will report t
lore iii-M season fur spring trainings'
according to aiiiioiiin euieiit maib' '
'inlay. Moos" placed his cognomen
to a ling contract when piesetiled In
local officials.
Moose is one of the most prom
isitu ol North Carolina college pitch-,
is, going Ihroiigh Ihr re-enl college
i a on wiiliout a deleal then join-
Olg
i'lIC
,v Ii :
lii-
Ibr
ll.-d
Weblnii a, ;r regal inn having
a number of games, all "i
Ii ha
in victories for
club. Moo-.o prncllcallv twirled 1
ile- la noir ag'tregalirti to victor,
cer all : tale i'oes in the college
hampioi! ship in eo last sprijig nnd
A,i,. i ini.nili'i ."I as a 'miracle man.'
( VMHHA I I I 111! HUV.
ciiia ii in nbAiii.
Sioux Kails. Iowa. Aug. I I . n-liew-
s. Anibrniu lien'oiiatic nomi
nee in- gouTiior of South llakola
was greet ni id f w ypi inf w y pctn I w ypu
was gored to d'siih early toda
ill his
Sioux
lal in
Kail-
Ibiriv inib
unh of
vn i! i'', m m;s ' in:v -i; i n
Am borage. Alaska. Aug. 11.
WiHMii a week iiaiui" accnmplished
whai a corps of deputy niarshals and
dry agoiils fai.-, tn dn in many
limn:!.:. Tan inp'.-l tires started by
moon. bin" slills practically annihil
ated Ihe industry in this region.
Kor. st raugcis, report thai Ihey have
come across a dozen slills destroyed
by the tin tnes. In some instances the
owners barely escaped ) ith their
lives.
I E PTCHER
an
Doctor Admits Little Is
Kuown Of Pienal Gland
SI'i I II
'I'll. I. lit: ItliiMIl rST.
1 "li,, II. 1 1. ..
. .oi-lii ... l li'lin XV.
I'nis ll''in',.ii j,. nominee which
i:i In .1.-1 i e,e, in l lai ksliinu.
N . a., luiiilii vi ill lie lii oniliast
lal lolls in New Vipi I,. Si llcnec.
'"li .ilel ether stations olhrials of
die radio coa.p.tiH ainioiini ei.
Mi. I'.ii. :l! hiin ..peaking
at i-ifjhi o'i'Iim k lonilil.
SE BETTER
BUSINESS METHODS
ule Comminr.ion Ap-Co-Opciiitivc
Cost
... An;:, la. Th.. l-'.-d,
mi iii i.- sum a tif.rov.
ro-op-
eo.-i liu. ling and cost a.
g by le H ade as-social ion o
-.riant indu.urv. in the mibli
'Mnii hen- today nl a h-ll.-r of III.
i'nio ,i T-. poih.-tae of America, In
leriialimial Association of luasle
plsnl.-i- -Si in ii II aneoitsly with il
piihli.-ation. sen l.roughl in Ihe I', s
('ii. ail Court of Appeals hy the a ,
airiaiion again.-t Hie l-'ederal Trad
' oiuini. i.ion was dismissed. The a.
lion is i.-garded in iuduslriitl i ir
cb-s as a vhiory for brllrr biisines
nieilioils and slahiiizalion of indiis
i ry.
In lis
pari :
let lei- the , omniis
iioti says
in
i "t I w as not I In- intention of t le i
comini-sioii to disturb in any win
Ihr educational work which th"
as: o. ial ion w as insliliiting in I h" j
field of cost ai-i-oii nl ing. Tin- coin !
mission has a number of times goii"
on record as approving I lit- effor's .
of trad" associations lo inculcate in j
then- uiciuhcrs a recognition of Hie
ii'.-esMty i, proper cost nn-eounlirr; -as
ess.-nlial lo the ennd rid ion of i
business, and endeavored i.n making i
ils oriler in Ibis iase lo Irave the!
cost acioiinling work of I, he l'uile-1 ,
Typoth.-lae of America in ils edu-
- - :ilional phase, wholly undisturbed.":
-j'l,,, agaiusl the cJiininissiou ;
WJ(; ;tn oiitgrowlh of a "ceas" and i
of seveial dr.-dst" order brought a.gainsl Hi"
tubers of, Tvnolholne in August . 1 !):!!!. after
'-' 'lln'ce m-iirly live year-, of litigalion. lie
"ojeci and Moving that its i osi accounting
v oi k -.as b gal and vitally necessary
for Hie slahiiizalion of the printing
'idu..t r
mil to
modify
pre! il
''mod.
I lie asai-ialioii hi-oiight
npi-l Hie . oiiiinission to
its order
for Ihe
, or ai le
guidance
lo inlet
all con-
TOIt( ( ll IS
I.IKIIvIM; liliTTliK
(lly II. W. Mcl'iiilaml)
l-'aiimonl , Ani;. II. i'ln-rr un
less nondescript (ji-nilcs on njiIi-s
today than sincr Hie. opening; of
Htr tobacco lliarkrt. Tobacco
selling; for fifleen ilollars per lion,
deed up. Stronger than dnsim;
l iida. Tlie official .-irei-iice to
day is S'JO. 1 1 pre hiiiidcril for rutin-
s.-ilrs,
"ii:ti,.mi
I'oriland.
Tti lluvolt
KHHM'II
lire.. Aug.' It
I'ln-
.latiile -ordered
Waldo (
I' .loan of Arc hv Klein i.-i
last January by l.ii . Ilenr.-
"". of thi : cilv. III be pl.l.."
in
park liei-"
a.- a I ri I.n I to H
who helped to set'
i completed iii Par
f K. Harbedienn
crouch pioneer:
l In-null, lias he.
il Ihr foumlrv
anion, easier of Inon,
aicordin
o l ii loriii ;i I i mi r
iveil hire.
Coolidge Says Colored
Man Has Right In Primary
V.'a - hn
to a bit
s.ndidai-'
Pal.--. ('.
Stale Pr.
pressed ;i
gion.
r of
ol a
ni I', re:
Aug. 11. Iioph in
protesi against t h" I
m gro for the I'niied
: Ironi New York '
, n. nit Cool iilg,- today e-( -
ma ..in "lit at the suggestion
Hut lie nilervciie ami reaffirmed his'
iniiii'ion of administering the i-nu
.titiiti.ni which h" pointed out
'gnat a litres e. iial rights to all oiii-t
' iii.eiis w ithout din riniina'ion on
accounl ot race or color. "
The letter made public at I'm
hileliouse was w riMep lo ('has. p.
Hardner of Kott llainiltnn. N. V
Mr. llainiltnn hail sent n newspaper
"lipping concernini; the candidacy of
I negro ior a seal in i ongr-ss ironi
j N'ew York and suggested "repeated
j ignoring of the growing race prnb
lem does not excuse ns lor allowing
encroachment ."
"Heaving nil Hie consideration
Ihe manifest impropriety of the Pre
sident intruding himself in a local
contesl for nomitialiii." Mr. Colidgo
! wrolr in reply, 'H am iiliiazed to re
ceive such a lei tor,"
"Ouring Ihr war rnni.tiuii colored
men and boys were called in the
draft, not one of whom sought to
evade it. Tlioy took their places
-wherever assigned in defense of the
' nation o which they are jutt as
ATTACKS GLAND II1LORY
Dr. Huelbrrt Admitted That it
VViis a Qurr.lion in Hie Medi
cal World Whril rl. l,uth a
Gl.ind F;xir.lod; blntf Will
Offer Ali n;3li as Witnesses
in tho Cnsr.
( In. a:
todav al
r ii in.-1 d
Ulillld;
I- ii ... in
l-M II i Ill
, a I ha li
Ml.,
la. K.-.l
i and. I:
a i up ;
US pie
rill ,,
l.eoio..
Am: li
In- Hi.-,
of Hie
siianlav
1 he stain
"IV of fuue
" i ii li iii lens
v hv the de
ini'iya'iou of
-I l.-eh anil
" kidllllppill
a for
Hi. Imi
.1 r. . I
.mi! niiird
i" 1 1 ii ' i
rinc
i.al .11
-. I . ' 1 1 1 . i i ,'iank ,.
r of ih in
l"'"iir.lil out in
II S. HurlhPrt
I alienist
t'lie- to MllM-
l .1
Hie
i.-in.l
v. i 1 .
I In
rlll
CI-
I.
in v
Ol C, , ;,g,,. "l
who used X I.
liat- w hat be l' i iin-d
"I'1'-:., Holing Ho- ;ily
-laii.liilar dis
oiils. pienal.
pit i iiv cud ailr-iials.
Il"l" ii i-i. i lo-.ve. late'., at'oinev
upon cro .s i....a m iua I inn a ked I ir
I lu.-l li.-ri for inli'iiuaiioii as to tins
fun. Hon ol' tin- pienal gland and
when told it r-giila'.-l th- hahim-a
of the other itldorl lette glainl., askd
if il were not a fa. I in- li- a I men a
a L'lioip know nothing pi act i. a II v of
tin- fun. -Honing ni the pienal gland
and there was : onie .inesiion of il
being a gland ai all. lie le-.-iii-d an
al l irinal ive reply.
Mr. Crowe a. uglii lo inipegi Ii Dr.
Iluelbeii's testimony hv hi inging out
thai mental pa ihologi.-t s bad been
tn busy to iiiake s"iue of the numer
ous Irsts and had lo rely on the
words of o! liel .;.
I he wit ness sa id lie 11
many murder cases maib
and such extensive test 1
d not in
so many
is in this
case.
Mr. ('roue':-,
liocri.-lie gland
In the noon p-i
d"lving into the in-thei'i-v
was. cut short
i ess. It a -, indicated
Mill rest ils case soon
the i.-sl by In. Huel
dolonso would begin
nini'iiiy including the
the defense w
slier finishing
ben and Ihe
its -eliuiial I.
pr.
illation .
moral nlionM-
as
I iiesses.
Two r.rnncheri of the AsS9mb!y
Mad Pefore Them a Hun
dred Cilia Saturday.
, Kalrigh.
Ml ;h I 11
: Assembly
1 Tiiuralav
l d'd not sis
N. c.
' North
did noi
in il:, i
it Ih" b
i'riday.
v a Mu g-
Aug. 11 Al
Caiolina (jensral
n'.'i'i until last
Vila :,"ssion and
' -i 11 ': of li'Kislat
lle Uleilbnls Will
aiiiouni nf busi
icte.l when they
or Hie fourth day
session. Tin Sen
r way a I 11 o'-
I ing until I
hr faced by
! ness to p.
! gat h'-r tonn
I o th" iwen
' ate will -:.
clock tolll'
I Mouse will
al night.
Moll, In
bills lo ilea
trans
mow !
tv day
I li n 'I .
rrow
del-IV
iii'.inin
and th
man until S:SU
bad
in I'm e lh'.n
i the session
('"in in ission
will
Th-
K'
bill w P. i
iii- h"arnc:
- Ho- s.
II be l
-n-n
Id
.'. b
aft.
I'- I
. II.
but a pub
y the com
k 'litesd-.y
Hint ti!'i
begin act
r. Its torn-
111 III "I in I lis I ge .1
ll'ti l noon ainl iiulM
0 will mil b" p" - 'il
ive '.-.orl. on il mi th
panion bill, a p. .ml
ni ion endorsing
tlie Ship and
I" pill I !"COll Ule
an i ;i a ami w.
i ; in I he hand..
Tin. Hou.e v
-"pol I , on the
(('oulinii
Wax r
n dm g
d i aili
nf III"
a : to
.ill. lie
Commission s
i. nu i it ion of
oad line also
cm in it f pp.
got favorable
igm-d to ciir-
I on page 4 )
1 truly i ii i.-n ; T,r; nnv others hn
thought of denying them m any
measure their lo'l polilbal mens
'"e lo -in-li a great group of our
popiilaliou as the colored people, is
one whn h. howeier it might, be re
coivi.l in some other nuaiters, could
not possihly he permitted In one,
who feels a re.-ponsil.ilivt ol li-;ii
up in the traditions of the Repub
lican party.
"Mur constitution guar.uitpen
"iiia rights to all our citizens. L
have taken mv oaHi lo support that
constitution. It is the source nf your
rights and my rights. 1 propose to
regard it nnd administer ii as the
rights of all the people whatever
their belief or race. A colored man
has as lunch right lo niter a party
primary as any other citizen. Ths
itnaiioii must be left in hi, t-on-ditnotils.
You have suggested in
some fashion I should bring in
fluence to bear to prevent the possi
bilitv of a colored man being nomi
nated lo r( engross. In reply 1 quote
my great predecessor Thrpdore
Unnsrvelt, 'I cannot consent to take
the position that. Hie door of hope
thr door nf opportunity is to be
shut upon any man, no jiiatter how
worthy, surely upon the groundo o
race or color.'" .
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