Ford Money May Go Into
Proposed Loan To Europe
Kuril Motor <!ompaiiy*j? Casdi Surplus N<?w Around
$300,000,000, Sum Too liinirltly for Ordinary In
vcgtnirut Purposes -May hr UmhI to Help Kuropc
l?y .V. ?\ IIOYLK
<C0?rH?M. 1324. By Tb?
I New York, July 22. ? Progress mnde at tli?* Inter-Allied
^fonfcrence in Loudon looking toward p'avintf the Dawc*
plan for the payment of German reparations in op?\r.ition
have taken on new significance* for t!?e Lusires* :?m!
interests of the United States.
This has come about thru
, well authenticated reports of
the possibility that a part of
the $300,000,000 cash sur
plus of the Ford Motor Com
pany miirht be invested in th>>
international loan proposed
under the Dawes Plan to put
Europe back on its industrial
feet.
Reports circulated here thai
the Ford money would go Into (Ik
.. . eMubllahinent of a Ford l?nnl; In
Wall Htn-i't in which cither Henry
Ford or his aoii tNlscl would he
the dominating factor. are chat
ueterized ns "the bunk" In dis
patches received today from re
llahle and well informed banking
circles In -Detroit in close touch
with the Fold Investment pro
gram.
It is known, however, that the
Forfla have Imm- n maklnK a cb?.s?
investigation of the entire Dawrs
plan and Its provisions and that
they have consulted the hanking
group headed by Percy Rock fel
ler. asking their opinion of the
Dawes plan. This Investigation,
it Is said in Detroit, has been
* mad'- with the idea of preparing
an analysis of tin* I)a wen plan to
be published in the Dearhum In
dependent, which has always been
regarded as the mouth piece of
the Ford Interests.
It Is known tnat Mr. Ford lone
has had a keen interest in the de
velopments of the situation in
t.Jrinany. I<aat year his name
was frequently mentioned In con
nection with some of the Qpjynnii
political developments and while
it was rl'-arly established (hot he
had nothing whatever to do with
? the financing of any political
? movements in that country, his
knowledge of the situation is
known to have been extensive.
The Ford casli balance has ri*
en to unprecedented heights in
the last year. The year 1923
was a record breaker in which
the originator of the "flivver '
made and sold cars and trucks at
record breaking speed. t'p to
(he flrat of this month, lie had
sold this year 1.03R.U78 earn and
trucks in the I'nited States alone,
not counting Canndlftn or Mexican
sales or those to countries ncros*
the seas. This was an Increase
of 133,095 over the corresponding
period of last year. In June his
pales rcached 170,147 vehicles.
Only executives of the Ford
Company know exactly the mar
gin of profit on each car, but
whatever Its slxe, it was sufficient
to pile up a cash surplus of over
$200,000,000 early In 1933 and
there Is every Indication that this
Slim has Increased by one-third
rlncc that time. There Is no
question but that the sum has
grown so large as to be extreme
ly burdensome. Hanks will accept
only a certain amount subject to
immediate withdrawal and pay
ment of Interest on time accounts
by the banks has been held down
by low money rstes.
. Possibilities of the financial
' powor which might be wielded In
K this country through the deposit,
withdrawal or Investment of such
huge sums as Mr. Ford controls,
hayc been widely discussed but
there has never been any Indica
tion OR the part of the DotrOll
manufacture? of a desire to exer
cise any such influence. However,
he always ha? been deeply con
j ccrned In world affairs.
^ Furthermore. It will be remem
bered that Mr. Ford, although
counted as a Democrat, has of
fered endorsement of the' candi
dacy of Mr. Coolldfte. Further
ance of the opera t Inn of the
Dawes plan which bears the name
and the Imorlnt of the Influence
of the President's mate, could
scarcely be regarded a a an un
welcome campaign contribution
by the Republican managers
hi the meantime, the Ford fac
tortea are turning out 3R.000 cars
a we?-k on a fire day schedule
Some slight changes are being
made In the car and output la ex
pected to be moved up again
come tlmo In August.
BKKNNAN SAYS IS
TICKLED TO DEATH
Chicago, July if.?1 The addi
tion. of the name of Senator
Wheeler In the LaFollette ticket
doea not worry Democrats. George
Brennan. Illinois Nations! Com
mitteeman. aald today In com
menting upon the Wheeler nom
ination. Ilrennan pressed him
self M tickled to death with the
reatlt <>f the Wafthtnftton conr.-r
ene#.
BOATS
AS HIYKii DKOI'S
Cincinnati. July 22. ? At
leaat five rivi r steamers are
asrotmd aiul Innumerable
house boat* arc stranded as
i lie result of r.n unpn-o'dont
e<l drop of tell le-t hi flic Ohio
river within the laul 21 hours.
The drop was c,i u.u-d hy th?*
sudden rHiuitiK of wlckits in
dams above Cincinnati.
FARMERS MEET
ON WEDNESDAY
Representatives of Ameri
can (lotion Asocial i?m
Will Give Talks Almttl
l!ie Growing of (lollon.
W. C. CiHijM'r, field representa
tive of the American Cotton Asso
elation, and N. C. t'.artbtt, necre-.
tary-manancr. wiN nKcinl a -
Iijk of farmers which will Ih> held
Wednesday afternoon at p.
ni. at the farm ? ? f C. C). Itnhinsrn
und \V.~A:-f?rock .
Thr? demonstrated in cotton
culture heinit conducted at the
IlohiiiHon-ltrock farm is under the
direction of the American ration
Association and is supported by
thr? First and Citizens National
Ilank. It Ik the aim to make a
practical test for the Ik neflt of the
farmers ??f this section in tli<- rul
lure of cotton under boll we,.-vil
conditions.
At the. mootihu Tuesday stork
will l>e taken of I lit* damage mi
far to ho attributed to the weevil
and talks v/llt be made which will
be of vital Interest to every cot
ton grower in this section. It is
advisable that a lar?e number he
present and an invitation to all
interested Is extended.
rui.icti in rici::t iimucis
I >KI) (? IN (IN I I (.1 i ivi:
l i't. <1 $!?."? and C">l? in pollc
court for failure to- rout** i:.to
court h fi ? r having be*n s-abpoin
;im| ns ttillH>Si'S in Is - cts*
iiusiilisl Jim- lironii. .(-tilius Ifid
ilirk r.u<! Tim. i my <JI?|\?t > 1 1 1 1
eiti-iinu (lu jinlicc T;i?m'-iv ia rn
li?a. thou :*li sharp lookout f?.i
tli? *it w a.* kept ;?!! Miiiday nl^hi.
All iii vol v< (I ;ir?' colored mill K.'l
ilick l? a barber at I ? Ki-vsion ?
IkM'ImT s1l?>|t 111 til'"' l*ll>l"l li'iill'i'm
oil I last Main r?-? t . 1 !?? ha* lint
Im'I'H at his chair, however, at :tr?>
(lino this vfei'li.
Jot* Itrown. lli: i*(l J 1 and cost**
for assault with di-niily Uimi(u>ii
Monday iiiornhicr "where- ? 'if^tTp
!?< nr?*(l (liat Instead of Plopping
when ordered to do i-? l?y police
Officer Harris, hail tii';i lo rue.
th?* pnilci-iiiufi down wilh his
true!;. wes prol-ahly l.i c.rf ill
lighter l:y the roii 1 1 in view ??f
tin- far*! that I 'Mice Officer liar
lis, nf^j-r janiplni: out of i)i> way.
opened li r? ? oil Jit's tliick. i?it??
i;lmt pasrinu th natch Hp* n< ?u-o's
c-.;>t. just a hove his shoulder am!
fhatt?rii.^ tin*' windshield. Mr.
Ha His il n!eii ilia? lie wal" iYhohl
in?: ;it I iicr.ro, hut lie c.M>ld
not lis!v?- rtiit a hul'**s hr adt!?
closer to l;!i;i wit'irut hfttitr. him
Kiihllck sunt CHovi-r win* n? ?t
wauled us witii' ws, ar'aitir-f
llrown for assault on Police O.T'.?
ci r Harris but for pointin:: a pis
lol at another ipvi'o. Prn?? cut
in*; Attorney Saw\< r olTi-nd I h ?
hiuv.,.?mI|i,ii lo the coo ?'t Ihnt
strong lnduc'MiPiils !>???*?? of
fered theinijaht" wiloi i..r ?n fey lb"
defendant l<? n??l tlii iii not lo t? :
tify against him. as uiflioui
thi }?" witness'-* il '.va;t Iiuo'shIMo
to iiinki' out a c?ko nu:iii:"t Jo?? no
the piFtnj jrr.lnHr-': chnfp-".
Mal'licw Spr'liH. s- nt lo ilv
r??ad? for six months Movday fur
assault on his wife. through Hi
ph-a of former ?.'?'olintor Khilny
liaus. warmlv sccml-il by Mat s
:;|WM|?.> Ip-I-M'lf. *4:iJ his roail I'-Illl
clianm d l?? a suspended sentence
of months on the road on pa\ -
iii< nt ?;f costs Ttu'sihiy nioriiiau.
I Tlio sentence is suspended for n
period of two yiars during wliieh
time Mat is required to v to
the r.uilS that lie has liot rcsotied
lo cave man methods of nsseit
in;r hi:*, authority over his In. toe
hold.
Caleb McAllister, for trenpnss
on tip- properly of Ml la Wi'w n .
Jioth colored, was let off wilh Hp
cost* nnd a warning to k?-ep oat
of LIIu'm >ai4, since *he has ad
vised him that he is a p?-r:;on:i
non-gtata on her preinis. s.
HALK MKN'S SI I'l S
A sal" on men's licht weight
?ii II m litis hei'ii aiiuotinctd by T. T
TuriP-r and Company. hi Blnnln,^.
Wedncsda>' more In,;. Mr. Turner
lias mark' '1 all his lij ht uoi simln.
Palm Jlinrlii'H nihI olio r Kii'iiiMi??r
suits at $10. Soiii" of Hi?-iii 'Xi r<
fornmrly marked ovi r $2n and nil
were $10 or more.
Court Refuses To Permit
Broadcasting Loeb Trial
Siiprcmr (ioiirt of Iflinoi* I Ins Hulrd No Trial dan In*
Made a Show mul Broke lip 1*1 iiiih to IVr<?il Am# r
lean IVnplelo I,iM?n In on Murdvr Suiiiuilion
1 1 V MAIUiAllKT DAI.K.
(Cos?rt?ht. I 'J2*. B/ TR? AJ??nn I
Chicago, July 22. ? Court* are
on** domain that radio In likely
never to enter. The decisive en
swer of Judges to the proposal of
a local powerful broadcasting sta
tlon to carry the Leopold-Loeb
murder trial to tlu* four corner*
of this country, WH-mn to Justify
that conclusion. Tin; closed sanc
tity of tli*' court room In which
killers are called to answer f??r
their crimes, Jurists ^uy. must
never be violated.
Radio would turn the prim bat
tle for life of the two youthful
slayers of 14 -year-old Robert
Franks Into a great entertaining
show. TIiIh Imaginary spectacle
Itself has brought denunciation
front Chicago Judges.
To "listen In" on th?- murder
trial of the century what could
be more thrilling? Nothing could
bettor satisfy morbid curiosity,
nothing appeal more to the d*"-p
seated Interest In any kind of a
fight for life. So argued those
proposing that radio bo called In
to broadcast thffl court battle. On
ly 200 persons are going to be
able to crowd Into the court room
Itself when the trisl In under
way ? the rent will be clamoring
for some way of llaicnlhg In. Ra
dio was the solution proposed for
the probh m.
Here, however, those who ar>'
to control the cotirts asserted
themselves. They showed that th*
Illinois Supreme Court in an Im
portant criminal case had re
vcracd a. convict jon of a trhil
Qourt on the ground Tfiat "no
court should permit the conver
sion of a trial Into a show.'' Thh
particular decision resulted from
the permission the Judge gave to
spectators sit t fog on the rostrum,
and to photographers who took
pictures of the defendant In the
presence of the Jury.
"A trial," the Supreme Court
advised, "Is not to be regarded as
an entertainment, or in any sense
as a festive occasion. The court
i should not permit the conversion
of the court into a picture gallery.
or til" trial Into ft aliow."
Ctnnnce Harrow, alterm y for
the dt'fninc In tin* boi>b*J<nopold
trial, Indicated that he wouhl oh
Ject to broadcasting thn trial be
cause II would. In IiIm opinion,
l?r?" Jti rt ic?* tin* cane aunlm-t the
hoy*. District Attorney Ito'oorl
K. Crowe. thn prosecutor, taken :?
contrary view.
*'i do not h'-r that ruch puhllc
It y can be In any way harmful."
Huld Mr. Crow today. "On the
oth'*r hand. I believe it run lx>
made of the utmort benefit, pro
vided that it ho liandh-d properly,
and provided parent* would regu
late their children's conduct in
connection witli hearing the
trial."
Hut the Jud';'-n have ?ald no
and the radio fana will be denied
a now thrill.
JACOB FRANKS
FIRST WITNESS
Slain Boy'* Fulbrr Tako
Stan:) Wrdm-wlay After
noon; SIiiIp'x Alloriiry
Demand* Death Scnlonci
i P' til- A 1 4i ? r '?t l'.".- 1
Chicago. July 22. ? Jacob
Frank* father of the 13 fear old
rlr?tw W- Nathan l;?M?tmld. Jr..
and ftichnrd f?oeh, confessed
slayer*. will he the first wituoHn
for the state when tho premuta
tion of evidence begins tomorrow
before Ch|ef Justice John Cave-ly
in th-1 Judli-itl hearing IntlBtd
to rtx the punishment of the
youthful intellectual*.
Th* ntnto'n attorney. Robert
Crowe .will mska 4 brief opening
statement setting forth the alms
of the prosecution and netting Hit
punishment ? denth ? demanded
by the state.
Ch am ber Comixi ercc D r i vt
Now In. Its Fiikil Stage
iVrms 0:il \flrr Nimv IMruiln rs, However, < *::n INol ?*?>
See A!! W4mi ShouhJ Join jiiic! Ititcroslnl ::re
! rjx'*d h? SfRil in A.|>(>!i<ulioi<i tor Meiiil>rr> hip
Al two o'clock Tumidny after
li> *i'li Indication* wero no: i *m?
i-i'.irur.iiiK |.?r the burcc-M o< Ihc
?h;.mh r of ? '? mi .?:??? ; . driv f-ir
1:1 lair.irhi <i T uw.dny iiiomi
iim at ii \>'>
!i a i no eariy for i*x;ict lis
IITCb, hilt V. illl Killll" of Mil* li'ill'l '
vi-t i :i report and w!lli a conHid
i raid ? nninb r of pronpccta yet- io
si* a ?ii v. ? hupcd lli.it iiy
tik^lit fell tin- proposition con hi be
put over.
There would >i?ni to 1m- no
(loll hi Hi.it I lie ill !VO WO II 111 III' Mil'
?( ssruS iT only the trains out sifter
iii w in- liilu-rn nml those wlm urn
anxious to o-opc rule 1n the r.mve
i?m-ii' for a ri-invlfc:ir.ited Chain
lier of t'liinntcreo can K''t tor;?Mh
ci\ It.it de.spllo I ho bent laid
|ita:e- pomdble mid ttm very ini -a
yfv v li.i racier of tho drive it war.
aiijwir nt at two o'clock that not
all tlrf lint of prospects con hi po.v
?:i I !? noon today and that many
on I-" 11 tx would he perforce* ov
dionl 'd altogether.
A flr.al appeal was made, there
for?* art the teaniH were round
l)i K "p their work Tjicadny after
noon. that all who wore In wym
pailiy with the movement to k?*?
the ('liiimlier of Commerce hack
on i'< feet and retain Secretary
Job here eel In touch with JV-*i
d( lit Sheejf at oiicw or elno he Mire
Io mail a check for lit lenM or?
membership heforo tho day pas?
Tho prire of a membership has
hern now reduced to $12. and it
in r??U iliat matir who ltavv never
Joined iH'i'om hHoii i * J I ? adt'aif
tago nl the po w rule to identify
themselves wlih tin? one nrpjsi ni
Ziilion thai is truly representative
uf nil i:ii.-_ih. <ii city.
While the membership fie ha?
lu'i'H reduce. 1 lt? $12 a j'i.ir the
new drlvo <1 1?- -.-i not contemplate
ili?> taking uf only out; ni r.ih?T
?hlp 1?y ;m> oil if who heretofore!
Iiuh lift ti paying $25 a year or
more l?> iho Cli.ti.ilnT c?( I'oin
iio-H - . Those who l? .i vi-? hc'i'ii pay
ing $::r, a yen r or more to the
Chamber ate bskeil to lake at
least two iiKyuUertdiips, while
those who have liven j>a> it*>c a
larger Kinn ure expected lo lak ?
enough memberships uiiiter the
new plan to make tie Ir annual
flues at least (t|u;;l to what they
have been paying her. t.sfore. on
ly so ci*n I lie drive succeed.
All Inleresled In I li ? success ??f
the ilrlvtf are urged to rem m
ter that action within lh?- next
21 hours L. iroperaiive. 8ecre?..?r>
Job Ih due no ?v lo give his an
tiwer to lie- Gainesville hoard of
trade thai it asking him a* wit a'
is understood lo ha a coii:?aternh|<i
Increase in salary, to heroine the
firrrejury of thai organization. Ills
answer can uoL now be much long
er delayed. -
"Mewl mi. your application today
for as many memberships an >.m
?*" ii poudhly tarry." |m (he final
appeal of f'resld< lit She p an 1 Ills
to- workers.
SWHWSI \ ill K!
IN \i TO V> t V I
l? uv<? . I'll! . July 22. A
to I In* Kim) > MiUIII
I ; u .Vw . I i!..y t ?-.| ilt.i; Dr.
Ii>-nry l.-i.iis- Smith.
? f \V::- li-iiM'-a aiitl 1'iii
: II,. .i: l.'Wtnnt mi, v 41 1', l;i ?.
i.t !{ ???'?> S|?:*in;;i, mm;
V. -s >:? .1 ?Til 4 ". II ? >i;it|ii loll itl
li.i |?'! .t* ? t St ? Hvltlt >*'. .in an
lt-|.? ?!??{. i I'O ll'V I* *!|- tl'
IV. lay jpuUI.
'iJi?* i. ill ii''("irr il wl.i-u
|!l?* .:U(<?]| ii!r| ? in \? li ii~h Sltlil!i
ailil hi liitc ? ? :i^ *?? r?* n-iiins,
in?r rr?.n? a four . f"Y?'l1nw*ti?it'
Park |*2 ii uv?t .? !*? (out
? :;iKii'k:it<>t)t.
Oj? l. a^fil I ill.' il ul.?r*a
von :t lirokn hliniil: -
. r as hi*I;:.k i t i h ? <1 i: |?..i ? Ii.
rn.U'C STATION
Ill MONK*
N ? l--\ ? I lli'? * i:i ? intir !,t
? 1 1 : ? V ? ? ? r.~rt *11n* ( Vu i iM 1 - !?*? Ill u
Sia?l?:i r'.iiui .luy i r :'>'iri?lay I'lvlit
iit?i ii::< .i bHv. .?u ^
fifllll til* t- ?|i . I*. V. h?" II.. IV -IV
!? I ( by t *i . - |m !:? hi ttlvi In ? U*- .ivio
ili?* l.-.iiMin- I v pri'in:; l-Vs?- ;t
SijU'li- I v !'.;?!( I !???
wi*? i:i.i.m.-.| v.iU? a Tl ?
r-t :?!?(?? \\;:a l?> I1? \ - . I ?u I
ri-:n .v?-l smuI il:-iv."ii into
||J'|<" :ir II U ;? s r.. iiaii?:i?'? il !>:v
!ar ill' 11'.- iih li? !'? :f?-. Tlij
r. if.- T?:ui in ru iocij. #| 4.11 Sutiinirv
iii : 'it aiul r?n|i"r:iiic?* l"t'l
i: !????**! ali*'r s* >1 ?- in i- tl ?? win*
lii'ia! ii'U :-iul ?vt*i ?\ hu: il"- iimlir.' .
NK'.aiO IS MM Kll
N'o' full' July 22. - * I II ? Ucgro
V. ?.?? 1 i'U .| .lllll 1 i ?':? l?* I: ?????! M-ri.lV.?
1*. !nj*iri.| \\!i"ii "aiimI rnn
i! ..!.?? .1 sli II : i xpli-il- ?! i i i na1
.? Ii!i' i Si?> I*i|? I'iiiiH Army Ot*ilnaiii'>?
|)i !???! J. n jnii*^ frrvsir- fori "month
1 1
'I In- f-iv ? /iijniV'l w?Tf l:ili.*?i ??>
a l'nrt ill li hospital. 'I ltr? i?
I a; nis ami l?v> smmI Out is
lift ??? hop?* Ii?-lil lor tli? Ir ri'nivrry.
il VNiv IS n.OSCI)
J
t')(irlot?.*. July 2 2. 'tin* s
? ii Ml/ Saving* l sa it U lu?r?* was ( ??
ilay cl'i i- 1 It y I !? Siati* t'orpori
im.ii I 'oi.iiiiI-kIoh fur Inability In
lii|tilUali* it -, loans s|i?*r>?IHy i<:i?iUL*h
t?? i?-? t Hi.* ?v Itliilta vvaU 1 1 r fumh.
rorrnN
Is I W Vurk. July 22.- -tijMit I'nt ?
ln!i i !<4k?'i! k! " inly a .'.'IiMIhik JJ2..*ir?
Ml aJvaiic of r.S palrila, Kn
turcH, ilo^in i? Uiil, July 32.9*.
( i. 2" 2r.. Vi-r. 26.1.'?. J.ui 2?;.::*.
.\; i< < i?
iv Yor|;, July J!!!.- f'il'on
fill ?.!! '* ; ?;? :ii* I Iml'iy at l!u* f'ii
li.uinj; |< \ ?*1h : July :.i? fli-l.
27. -in, In i'. 2?*.l'<. J in. 20. 4U.
?*!.ir<*h 2ti.?i7.
New Note Struck On
The Tariff Question
I'litlfnriit Di i-Inrrs JW "i oirjMlitix <? Tar*
ift" Oi.) ? I ; \ i <V for ISrvmiii* < 'i?Ix and
JfkJm W. Dnvi K\ jifrird (ilurifj !-mm in Sj>n%cli
r.v i :< x: ? :ict T. KM A LI. ?
?C?rri?Nt. i-i?. o? Ti?? Al.ai/i
\\'T-liiiv;l'ui. .1 nlv 21. John W. Davis i: (?> introduce an
ciiliiv-ly II.U t;;|:j|V itoU- in- the cdihIhk .lUcsiikuljill cam
piijru.
Hi* will ]?? :pI tl??? ! Vino*.' rats
in a lifo.ulrr ?| uul ?>.*i this
stibjctl th.Mi llv.rH:*ivo Tvor
takr'i Ih'Top . Il was c\ln mo-'
!.. jrralif.viittf io \.w l>:ivis lo
liv.d all .*!* }ii< ion lliat*
tlr1 plat fiiHi'i suiopt I in Macl* I
i.ion >>? 1 1 1 :i rt* (i.u tlrii < ? iiivvtK'ci
vrr.\ hi't'.ly \. illi Irs own;
views.
Mr. 1-iiu. lux li> li< *.??1 ill 1
what h?* '?.? II: a "p?iiipi llhvr iar
1.1/ T?? hi-* uiiiol ilif s?r :? ? :i r -
ill r? ? r lh" \iu. ri'Nin proline. r Ik
on.- licit will |?"">;iil Imn !??
-tiulf. "i'.II. :i fail* ivl". vi-'v If.li1
l>iniliirii?m wli i l;ilmr
rln-.'Hr t l?.?vn ?? In i. ir
itii. Inv.rf, "I'lils i.t ii ? r rry 1'iiin'
tin- **l !-???? trail"" I ;?Im I ulnrli
?onrr \vp nl!nr!t< ii t?? till l>n?tu
crata. hut il I* in lin? ui'h xvlcit
Mr. I i.i\ i:? m t-? i? mhiiiiI
? <? ??n?u:. |?* Mi-'irl'-s. Il :i 1- ? lie? in 1
I lie Pi-ru'M'l ':i f|i?ltl Mil ill., Dtll-1,
nrralir if l?n *?: i?l r> :
licit ili" laril'i Ik* iM-UiiH.l ?.n a
si*! mii'f ratio r l-lim ;i " ti.ili' h- <1 ?
-hmW*.- ? Tin* -St+MiU imvv 4ku. many.,
trili ri' Jt that i~i ?|"ti ir?- ;< t t'i IV to
l;? i'|i ilii'i'i nn st fnlr wiiihh tiiivcJ
liiiHis witli lluropr ami ?*ili? r hc-c- i
lions of iiii? world .
Although Hi" ll-ninrial-. will
COIil hill" to I'SH'lii III" |{ "Ml I III *i*u M
|M-li?;\ ?.f "joi'ii ri ion." lip ir i:?r- i
||." ilH'lvrpliiM's il-i not lav?- Hit'-;
itto Ol.l parti In ilni?rv }???! vry :
far a'lui^i. 'I'n-rr In no rionhl hut
licit tin- hii^lm'SK liih n :.|j-. ?if I ho
cnunti'V liuv" 1ih1.Ii ?t llii' now Ji pi-'
??i'ial > vhw.i vitli ii tn.l ihal j
i?f H.il h.farM >n, IV umr-r;- 1 i" vir
lorl' s In Hi" pu.st liiiv I I'vn
h,<.|<".| hiHVHI'll ?H II ii-ii'l I f|IH_ t?> !
ilriim hi i?* ini!:i<f i*y 'mill cpoii tc
f iirly hi;:!i liuiii roiimla' |.m? . The I
n?w l>"ii|iiri-aii'' I *i? ??i*v that pro-'
?I'M'ihn s>ii ,i 1 1 In- J iianl' il i hi a '
fair ?*??!. i|?? Hliv? h.isih i ' iin?V"s|
on" ? f lh- I; ii * iilmo:; of II:" ulii ,
i-a i?paSati:;.
I'imIi r Ii iiiMrrnJir rnh- tariff
no lonr:?r wmhl In- |. vo?i for
"ifV-IHJ ? I. Illy" hill V.'i 'I hi ho j
I i \ i|?oii a ha. .is of "fa'r rovonuo''
I n- III" <."Vr.|'iii.l III ai-il -h" ! H- ;
.?:?ir:lif" of . proper roi :,.i I Plvf j
Teachers Secured For
Next Session Of School
^cjjJrtiiluT rifh-ri'j'i is Dull* Sri for Opening :tn<l In*
Irrr^liiK; ^/ttiiMUK riiuil I* |t]u<!r PuSPic
S'!m;(?! Music Will !>r Tmiju;!:t
' Two Int im'. :;1 hi". ail iiolf iirc
iiii'iili: wi't?' j ?:??!?? Tuimliiy ?i??: ? n
Iuk l?y Sui>t. i?. sin ? j? iIm*
Klixultff.il City Sclionlr., OIK'
lti?' rlly la IiooIh, tout 1 1 wl.ili* icm)
will ?iii
S?,l?t?,lnl?>r I.'., and !lw oJIht I Intl.
jt<|l'l|f. >.?'liool mtlsli: will !>'? I :t ii i;!rl
|i? tin- white iiMiooIm lor III" f I I'hI
tiiu cliirltiK I In* rruulfu* S'Hdon.
Tli * firm annonm?ni'iit nuiv In*
('iilriilii1'*! to lak- I li?' .?<?>? out if f
1 1 f ? ? i?r blind?* d:? "f i.Hr??-|
Vlilldri-n mow wh'Ii i'i-rl ?v?-rv
wImti- in tin iiiiHj I of vni'siliriti
. "ill tlill"H, hill tilf' r?y;:|ii| in
r-rlal'ily rlitifful ?,noil^5? to
t :?????( c.iM'oi ri* il to liirko
'? ?niT- at ?ii* 1111*1'' .
M's?? Clara In II KMI? * of
ImIiMId, Norlli Caiiillfia, l*i llr.?
{.;i?ll<r of |h| 111 If ?r||04)l |||I|M|".
ami ? In: will itiHlrurt In idKltt
.stii; iiit*. Ilm fniidani-ntaln of.
i*i Ic. and ? 'loriiH work. -idiUnc
vulii})M<* knnw1< d:.-<- i'liil a mirl'l
??f rn.ioyiiii-nt t?i Hi 'mm- wli'i lak?*
I'll ""I nnd for tliw vlio v. Ill ?v?n
t willy form' t lir* nudl< niv*.
Tlila Ik llif only n? w ?l?*i?iii*t
m rtt for il>?? Hi*.-" I* n. iiiyr, fin!,
sjn'ffi, i t -I fortmiiifi'ly, ninny of
th" f- i'u?-r iiarlicfK an- Ikm-I;.
Thrrt' ar.* l>2 Ivurhi rs In tin
wliil" ?.?lroJ>. and 2!'. il' tl?< col
oi ' d ?;? lio'dn.
Tlr* Ihd *.f I' tm-Ih r?s in Hi<
wiilt ?' whoi'li li a? follow*::
llli'.li SrtMHil
Mlr? l{:illi Hiirfi'"-. Iioiu" ? f'?
iioml?'.s; ;th?i |{<atrlr<- C?i?lr'-ll.
I .' ii ? I l-.ti ; A. II. CouitiH. |?| | iir-l |?ji 1 ;
M i A I- hub It. I * ardn iMilit;
K II ll.irl'w N. I"nr.ll>.li : It. W
ftnlin ??. liinllii'iiifillrH; M i - \ :?
Klr.it. rrliiin-; MIsh I !????!? v N<w
t*>n. toUttory; Min NHI I'lrk'jrd.
Fn-iirti nnd Khk'1:.Ii; MI*b Ann!*
I'ollHoflf, nitlifViwiii k. T. Ry
land. mailicmitlM; Mlr?* I'rnnn.M
V/lfllMtnr*. clvlr* find n flthmHi*':
Mis* Anrtl;' Vftitvhari. rlvlc.-i and
hKtoiy ; MlM Clara ll'H
public nrliool nriwic; MIsb MoMin
L. IU?xor?, aelrncn nnd athlctl^M.
(irninm.ir School.
fliiwtlt, fourth rraili-; IVilw. It sit.h ?
"'?'"k. Ilflli f;r.n|. ?: M|.r I. hi. hi IX
I 'Mi,, nlM Ii khiiIi'; MIhm A im i<* !*V|?
Mrn. A. T. |
llnlry, f."Vi*filh ; Mhm Haldol
Hjir'X'y, t,riiiV ntid r> c I n r*f> |
I ; Mhm (fcl- ki-M-r, li Pi Kradv;
Miwt Marl" lad'oy, m-v -nlSi Kriiftn; 1
Mi-h. II <\ IViirsmi, liflh j:rndo; j
MIsh II?ra I'ritrlmll, *?i \ f Ii ?rnda; !
MI?H |*'rjiiir?-H I'urvjrt, hMIi Kl'iulnj
M ik. I,. I!. Kkl'ini'f, fcit r i Ii t;rado; |
Mir* Mary Sent l, fifth vradojj
Mjirv I. While, f? fill Kradn;
NVnl While, fourih mndo;
,M l.'H 1 ,11 it 1' Morion. ?l\(h kiiiiIv.
Primary SrtiiM'l.
MI'-h r?ttlli. iV'rti ky, Mill" rvlttpf;
Mh.; rh-r'-ii" ? lx? II. i' ratio; I
MI?k |);?ra l:htlirha;-d. (Mli.l ?:radl>J I
MIhk f||i- I.4I- |;t:i licit r til. itfC
op.il Mrn. T. It.
third r.riiil'-: Vi I; 11 i.fh? ridge,
fn'yponU t'rri'l' ; Mii.li M ;i ry r r? t liar- 1
ri i. jw cond r.raih; M ly\ India
Hart hit. fir, I urride; Mli<* A Minn
ill I .'ii i v. Urnt Kradr; MIhh Lti
olil" l.i-ljfv, lltlril crado; Ml#g
f'arrl" l'fi!M?"|id|#?|r, Hint >. radn;
Mlsri l.iirllli' l'?ii?f. fir*' jir.idoj
Mm. W. Whil'-hurst. third -rado; j
Vint I'mni.t Wiilln. *? r?i|id ? rudr; I
MJkm Mlltil ll?*rrv. firjo JiKi?d*?} I
Mr.i M?.rri'?'-ti' . fir- 1 ?;r?(|<-; j
MI*K .laH?- -mi. thliil i:rndi*.
Tin' till 'f roloird t"irli' :*s In1
a.- follow.-:
Ida |tm:ti?, fr.-.t ?r;.i|? ; Kathrr*
I ii* Itrov.n. fourth vrj'd? ; I., ft.
ilorf'ird". inififlii.i!. Idyll n-li'iftl;
I I ii 1 1 i <- i 'iin'nt-hrMii. iiiitlM-dintId;
IV ? ?!< t>? ti)i> y, firsM ' Marj';
III ' w. Ilili 'l : r;c| ? ; f .>*11 i?? K;?Ml*y, ]
*Ofth rrii'l'-; f : i f It 'Jravf.i. tliirdl
3r?i|i'! ri'irriH i' II? iid< iu<*m. ulxfh
Krnil'-; M. M. JetikJtiw. fifth '.rudoi
Arinlo J?iri?-.H, OrM ?r.?dn; Mlllnn
.1' rdnn. *i*lh crad> , IUh'-l Maloy,!
fl r#i? t;nd": Willi" !?:? inn y. ?*rv- j
on#h ur;.do; ll?hn HMd. thlrtf!
Krad?; f:.nrnh Snwyor. ?t? fond j
Krrdr; Mattlr Whltihurat. fourth |
firnd< . M n ??*?'? Wilder. fir*t Krnd#; j
AIrI" Yojinp. fourth ?riid'^; Allfc |
Vniifchan. K^r.ond arad"; Mue'Klrtj
Ov.rti'n. nrrond kijhIi , Intall:
Toltart. FnglUh nnd hUtory; I
r^vTirT r:"WtrnTr^ir. ~r?4+ w.j
BOSTON RAMMED
IN HEAVY FOG
I'riw Slcsinrr of Eastern
Company Is
Sinking. l our I'iwsrn^cnt
K i* !< ?!, Mirny [May ho liOst
lit* T"i? ? 1,1 lift I'fr .?l
Now Yim k . July 22.? Thf
ntour.iship MiiMmi. hound Yrom
llonton t ? ? N? v. York. rammed
.TnildHiliM In j: heavy fog last
night. ?u?nt flit a vlrfli'M message
I Ills iiiort'iiin slating that (lerotai
IliVhoata cr?iwtl"?i v.)|h i<.is?-.enger$
were mining.
Tlx- fttfi-m'-i' v.aa run of the
ship-, of i eastern Steam
ship Company. Shi- was reported
taking tnt?r rnt'.tily ihmtigh (h?
gaping Imli- in her side. SIi?. was
l?*:in?: lov.'il I'. ward Newport by
.the i*l oa in*. li i |? <'"iMin<*nw<>alth of
tho Kill Ulvi-r I. inc. I'U t II was
rep ?rl"d tint it might !>?* necea
aary to l?-::ch li i ir i li wn Tfyjp
10W In 1 h?* waii r mill might sink
almoin without warning.
Pour |a*Hon;iTii are known to
have !>??? ii lc 1 1 1 ? -it when the Boston
wan raimiKil hy ? in* oil tanktof
Swift Arrow two and a half mllfJ
southeast of Point Judith last
night. Tin- i.uiuh?r of pass^ngeM
aboard i.; unknown hut estimates
ran as high as one thousand.
tilundai d.i for Ani'iiran yroduo
The id.-a ?>f ii competitive tar
iff In not entirely h now om.
Promimiii Dmocrata. anl)l|
them J oli ii t Burnett of Colora
do, who r?'i??i-i fn in a sugar pro
ducing finlr, have for nudip tint#
boon udvomiln; the competitive
Idea ii ti a means of meeting Re
publican pn>t< > thiiilNi.i, which fdr
so Ion : lias had aueh a strong ap
poal In li'ih industrial and agri
cultural H.itM?is. Mr. Harnett
ban nrgin d with I1I.1 brother Dem
ocrat ?* I li:* t ii ?-Mi-.i)ictitiv<> tariff li
In iln<a with D-uiorral lr pollclH
throir.h ill i In afles of Aiuericart
hiatoiy. Tlie word competition
has a popular ring to It. The word
"prot'-r'iou" carries with It, on
I tho otlicr hand, the Democrat!
any, ill iih-ii i i coddling and pro?
lectin g beyond the linen of rfc*
rate "proti cl l?7n"" hecaune of thli
fact.
I Mr. Davis h: expected to go
further In I be exposition of hlf
tariff Ideas than (lie party ptat*
form. He will also express nlm
' self more directly on the subject.
The platform contains the com
peLiti* ? drcla rat ion I. ut hurlcs Jt
undor a crand denunciation of Cb?l
Porduev- Met'iimber Act which' li
seourg' d lis 'She most unjust, ug
aclviifillr n,||(| diKlienest tariff tax
1 measure ey? r ?na<t<d in our hit
.tor*."
The Democrats further amalUd
[Ihe art art "cIsih.i legislation. whtah
1 defrauds all the people for the
benefit i f the T> w." as "hcarliy
Increasing tin- cost of living," as
. pennllxlnu nuriiiillure, corrupting
the (low rum1 n', fostering pa
ternalism. and in Ihe long rup
falllni: to !>? netli "the very Intef
eata for which II was enacted."
,No tarirr act ever received such
overwhelming denunciation as the
Slat fori ? makers of Madia**
nunre burled at the Korney-Me
: Cumber law. j*
The Democratic poritlon. stated
in ji v. ' few words, at the end
of I he long diatribe against R*
pu blb-.t nlsin, probably has been
: overlooked by the country. It
! rends ? : follows:
j "We declare our party's posi
tion to he In favor of a tax on
| com modi Men entering the rustoma
houses that will promote effective
<v?mne||,lon. rroteet against mo
jnopoly r?nd at the same time pro
due- a fair rev wire for tho sup
port 1 f the Oovemment."
The larllf question Is likely to
hulk Is rge.r in Ihe c mlng caw
1 prill, n than m??-.i persons r.up
t posed, D will ilo tills herauae It
has l?een linked by Ihe Di*mocrato
With the entire mib jerl fif taxa
tion and will be so treated by both
parti's. And wliU* as staled, tha
two girlies have coine closer U*
gef her on tariff principle?, tlr*
innnin-r ? f applying theee prtnel
plea r- fford'4 much room for dle
cua/ Ion and divergence of tl#l&
The Dero'-crala arc aoing to
eialm ths' tho farmers have been
i discriminated ai;ninst for tl?a
benefit of the wealthv ni;?nufac
turera and wlti raise the old ary
that the ftepoldlcans hav?- nevw
Rotten over Ihe old Idea of A
"N"w Knglgnd tariff."
Peraont clean u> Mr. Davis say
that his sperrh ef acrentanee Will
vinake the tariff iseua clearer thap
Ma ever h?an befor.?. *
The "Wedding" of Two Towns
CVP
Tttucflfld W V';i wus u city of *2,000 j*>pulation Ju? nrru'a !h? ?:.?)??
line wu? the town of Graham. Vu., wnh sooo persona. The fr:endlh*s:t
relations alw.iVH hate existed bt'lwwn tt ?? two municipalities. J'or y??rs
the two towns have wanted to bo one. itut oWtnK to the fact th<-y ",v< rv
in dilTi-iim there wtis a lot of red lap*- to unwind They Anally
iwlnl In untan^lm*; :t v!l Ami tho clh? r ?!av I hey had n big "w?-ddlnt{."
With Governor Morgan (left) of We.st Virginia and Governor Tn'ik'*:
trmht) of VliKima iKiriuipatln# in the ceremonies at the old ttoimdary
line. An actual wedduiK. In whl^i a jouri# man Iron. on<; town and 11
young woman f r**rr? the other were married, lied the Knot Utwi"'!i the
two towns more strongly. Now It is Ulucflcld-Gruham, W. Va.-Vd. '
A round the First Beacon
\ ,
The** ?ro rliown turnta? IV W??? u-?.? ?.?? ?,* iiv* it mifi f >? ?
roiiri*' in \h? nnnni-l r?c'ittJt ??f ihc iMimi V*? h* I'tuu i? ? \
The cut>in ?k?of? ?*h>n jprmnl ?mr of the lw??rni nf ? rt ta.n i. '? In
regalia kmlcd I v.-<? day*. ??? mud" ui> o4 X'i (lu1<'rM?l rm<e?, hik. h;ix il.r
i luiww w?t h?H H> ikf?w?t>, v r