Britain's Not Displeased
By Decision America To
Bar Indian From Parley
Ill Fad Action nf Stale Department in A<lvi?ing British
Government Saklutvala Persona Non Grata al Wash
ington Extricate* England I rom What Might
Have Brtumr Kather Ein harassing Position
V* By DAVID LAWRENCE
_ (Cwjrll*!, Wti. D* Tb? Ad'toce)
.'Washington, Sept. 18. ? The British Government is not
ft all displeased with the action of the United States Gov
ernment in declining to permit Saklatvala, communist mem
ber of the British Parliament and one of the leaders of th'i
?evolutionary movement in India, from entering this coun
try to attend the inter-parliamentary union to be held in
Washington next month. 4
1 The British themselves can-!
Hot very well suppress the in-'
Aammatory utterances of the
?idian delegates to parlia-!
inent. Nor could they re-'
ttraitt the communist member
$om coming to the United
Sttaes.
"" It was left to the American'
Government to act, depending on
Whether the Indian delegate's!
Duence would be embarrassing
tb the United States. He wan in
BO sense an appointee of the Brit
ish government and It in staled
that the British government did
|t0t~h4k that special consideration
be given Saklatvala.
* The Stste Department's policy
te barring the Indian delegate Is
baaed on the Idea that foreigners
who visit American shores should
not be allowed privileges which
are prohibited to residents In this
country. No alien living hero can ;
get up and advocate the over- >
throw of the existing Government I
by force of arms without running1
lAto contact with Federal and
atate laws. To permit a revolu-f
tlonist from India to presch his
dpetrlnes would be regarded ns
inconsistent with American prac- ,
??? with respect to won Id -he rev
olutionlsts who already live here. ;
Senator Borah, chairman of the'
foreign relations committee, plain
ly does not like tho State Depart
ment policy as he thinks more
harm than good is done by sup->
prsaslon. In a sense his view 1
coincide With what was published
here yesterday as a part of the !
memoirs of the late Vice President '
Thomas R. Marshall. Mr. Marsh- 1
all wrote:
* "A government should always [
keep the cork out of the -bottle of
BOILING WITHOl'T HTKAM
The President of the Men's Bl- '
ble class is about to boll over, he j
says he wants more steam. He Is j
asking all members of the City :
Road Men's Bible Class at City,
Road M. K. Church to be present
Sunday morning rain or shine. ;
snow or blow. We are preparing .
for an out of town visit the fourth i
Sunday, Sunday week, as we j
want to get lined ity In shspe for ;
the trip snd slso for the fall work
tbafc is ahead of us. Come and
hear the announcements Sunday
moaning and also the different
etanges made in the school. Our
dlfesa gained up 25 per cent last
Sunday In attendance. There will
alao J>e a new enrollment made of
oar class Sunday morning. The
will open and close with the
J. Boys, don't disappoint us.
Oiar?Uacher wants to see every
member's face Sunday morning
aud io be on time at 9:30 sharp.
Come and hear the children sing
aad hear the men sing. K. L. Ho- |
tfsrs,' class president.
,/? P. II. Wllliaroa, teacher
?Ar. 1
Its principle*. It ahould let effer-|
veace freely and min-st rained the
Kaa of all thoae who art* not
Mat tailed with what the Govern
ment 1m doing- Tin- meeting** at
Hyde Hark and Trafalgar Square.
London. In which the dlHContented
get ofT of their cheats all that they
have to xay about tho Iniquity of
the British government have done
much in prexervlug that ancient
Democracy.
If I had it to do over again wltli
in y recollection of two Ki'+*at warn)
in which governments Mortght. if i
not to control free speech, at leant
to punish the Haying of anything!
that did not agr**e with the poll-;
cles of tlie administration, I think'
thai in justice to the administra^ j
tloti and for the preservation of I
tin* republic 1 should he opposed;
to any of these lawH.
"Many people criticised the late;
l'nttldent Harding for IiIm pardon I
of KuKciie V. Debs. 1 approved]
of it. Not ttiat I approved of ai
word that Debs said, not that I I
did not think lie watt legally con
victed. not that I do not believe
that there was sufficient JuntiAca- I
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and
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? payment loan. /
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A
Fresh Vegetables
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Celery
Roasting Corn
Ripe Tomatoes
Sweet Potatoes
Irish Potatoes
Apples
Crapes
I
Snap Heans
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Onions
lemons
Pears
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.1 at our show window of school supplies. We
? Tablets, Composition R<>ok?, Spelling Blank*.
^"*1 Pens, Oayons, Paste, Ink, Mucilage, Ktc.
Shannon house & Son
V, PHONE 1H7
I tion for his conviction but because i
' 1 Ml that the longer he atayed in |
Atlanta thu greater martyr k(
would l>?come to the diacouti-nted i
souls of America. Martyrdom |
ought to be the great goal nought i
by every man who in in the wrong. !
Put him in the penitentiary and'
the Idle, discontent, unruly aoulai
of the republic will resent hia In-'
carceration, will look upon him as I
a man set apart to foe punished by 1
a cruel and dictatorial (Govern
ment. ltut let hint gel out and
the robes of martyrdom slip from
him and ho become* once again a
plain every day brain-disordered I
agitator. Don't worry about the
overthrow of the vital principles i
upon which the American Govern-!
ment rests."
The freedom which the British!
jiermlt Sakiatvala in London Is,
due. partly, to the fact that they '
have a serious problem In India ;
and must give the Indian delegate)
the right to express himself In iIih'
British parliament and outside,
but It also Is due to the fact that!
communists have free rein In llri- J
tain. This policy Is the subject of ;
divided oplulon in England as in !
America but in this case Depart
ment of State here saved the llri-;
tish from possible embarrassment j
by deciding the question at the
very start, in the case of Cortnt J
Karolyi, the Hungarian radical,
the gag was put on after he ac- j
tually had come to America. The
policy now is to refuse passports
to persons whose opinions are not
desired by the -America n Govern- 1
ment. It Is an Important piece- j
dent In diplomacy.
Sweaters
For Every Memlier
of the Family
For Mother, Fath
er, Sister, Brother or
the Tiny Tot ? a large
assortment in pretty
colors and color com
binations as well as
the staple shades ?
coat or slipover style,
light or heavy weight,
with or without collar.
You will find just what
you want here.
Rucker & Sheely
Company
Elizabeth City's Rent
Store
Intelligence Tests Are
Replacing Examinations
ff'ith Such a Ruth to College*. Educator* Find it Xec
# eitarv to Determine Who Are Capable of
Really Acquiring the Higher Education
H> OWKX L. SCOTT
( C**jrr>?ftt. IRS. T*? A?*<Nt)
Chicago. Sept. 18. ? The ever-,y??ar Chicago junior high school!
increasing rush of high school . have tried out the organized grad- :
graduates to college, with a rec- Iok of IntelllKence.
ord-brcaklnte mart already under
,way for thi* year. Is bringing tb?
intelligence teat to the fore as a j
iiieaua of ?orting out the ponnlbl
reul student* from Die mentally,
lean fit. Old-fanhioned entrance
examination* appear (o be
Hcrapped in la rice uieaiture for the
new fangled mental tent*.
Sorting and cla.Hitifyiiig of minds
apparently give* promise o( be- 1
coming as mechanical as the grad-'<
Iiik of livestock. Old Army meth-j
odn. brought up to date, but with i
the Ha tne general Idea of qurRtlon'
tents. are being fitted to th* unl-A
vernltleH and college*. And thla
Rn rouM tests for prospective
, fresh tmti at Northwestern ITnl
i verslty are being held, and the
' flock of candidal*** for admission
jar- U-Idk put through a two-hour
B^-.slon of questioning. When
their replies arc completed the
university believes It can tell not
only the unflt, but can guide In
dividual students In ihe selection
of courses and determine what the
individual la best adapted for as a
llf* work.
Thirteen other universities and
colleges. Including Columbia, Min
nesota. Chicago, and Dartmouth
apply somewhat similar tests ar
You're the Judge
For years well dressed men have endorsed D. Waller
Harri s Clothes, and prices, and by their approval they
have made these Clothes widely popular.
Nor have they been wronK as D. Walter Harri x
Clothes are smartly tailored and trimly fashioned ana
priced right.
All the quality typical of 1). Walter Harris Clothes in
the past are typical of the latest models.
We Ask You to Cull and Be Convinced.
D. Walter Harris
" The City Tailor and Clothier"
PHONE 970
You may l>e doing a job that you cannot ?
leave, yet you need something in Hard
ware to finish. Just step to the phone
and tell us your needs. We'll deliver it
at onee.
"THE HARDWARE HUSTLERS"
Garrett Hdw. Co.
"O EE how that clutch collar is worn down. That
comes from keeping your Coot on the pedal all
the time. Keep it alongiide where you can reach
the pedal in a jiffy* whenever you need to. If you
keep (lipping the clutch like that the plates or sur
faces are going to get worn down quickly." The
Fleet Boss knows what he is talking about. He has
learned by painful experience to watch out for details
such as this in order to cut down expensive repairs.
Profit by other people's experience whenever you
can. Take this matter of motor oik. We have
been refining good lubricating oik for fifty-five
years. So when you buy "Standard" Motor Oil*
you are profiting by the accumulated experience of
two generations of refiners. No wonder Standard"
Motor Oil* are the Fleet Bom's choice in lubricants.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY {N*w Jer?y)
I ranged by the American Council '
of Education, l'rvaldent Walt?r
Dill Scott of North w?uum t'ul
rersity believes that the use of the
t?*ats will spread and become uni
versal amoiiK higher educational
Institutions.
"The gap between the high
school, and the college Is too bit; .
for mauy who wish to start a co>
lege career." President Scott *ajrs.
"The number of tut*n ami wonn-n !
?**king u college education 1*1
growing each year, und It has'
come to the point when* it l? n**c- :
eaaary to pellet, rather than film
inaie. tin* kind of men and worn* n
wtio ar?? dfwrvInK or the oppor
tunity. Particular')* In the pro
t.-snii.nal mcIio??|m i? tliix practice
!iHces?ur>
SOITHKRX POWER
I'lUH'O^K.S SKXT
charlotte, Sept. 1#.? Tfc?
I Southern Power Company ha? Ka.
iiounivd It will la-Kin immediately
: ronxtruction of uu auxiliary ?mer
Keiicy Mt earn power plant on th?
Catawba Hlver. with a capacity
of >?,u?u horsepower. to Kuaran<
t ??** liiilusirial consumer* that fu
ture (IroiiKhtH would not cbum
similar inconreiiience to that suf*
f^rt-tl this year.
(,a.mi?axv
l'KOloi
The Improved Ford Body
Types Are Now On Display
In Our Showroom
RUNABOUT
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f. O. It. Detroit I'ricrs:
t.lo&itl Cars In (Utlurs.
$260.00
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8320,00
$660. 0(1
THE TOIJRING
? $290.00
K O. II. Detroit
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rltrth, niie-niaii top. Fu??l tank under row). Tool box under fiiMit Kent. Weatherproof
Ntorm rurtjUim Quit open with all WindwlilHd wiper, polluted nickel head lamp rim*,
and four eord Urea are Mtandard e<|ulpuMnit. Starter and demountable rl?n* IPH.'V extra. Bal
loon tire* |sn extra.
WE EXTEMJ YOU A CORDIAL I WIT tTIOK TO ItHOr l\ AND
SEE IT.
Auto & Gas Engine Wks., Inc.
105 N. Water Street
This is the last week of our HEATROLA
CLUB special offer. Join NOW and you
get absolutely FREE with your Estate
Hentrola ONE TON OF COAL. All you
* pay down on this CLUB OFFER ia $2.
You pay the balance in easy installments
on this liberal plan. Installation of the
Hcatrola made ut any time you may specify.
Sept. 19th co, HKATROl.A CLUB OPKKR
will ?nd. W# have left only a few of the limited
number of Heatrolaa offered under this apecial club
plan. Plrat come, A rat aarved. So if you haven't
joined our HKATROLA CLUB, do it now I
Katate Heatrola in the new - day way of heating for
?mall homaa and bungalowa, atorea, offuea, ate.
with or WITHOUT BA8BMKNTS. It looka like a
phonograph and worka like a furnace. Inatalled in
one of the living- rootna, it cuppliea midst warm air
?o all connecting rooms ? upstair* and down? juet
like a furnace, yet us?a no mors fuel than a Mov*.
Kstate Hestrola is finished In handsome, grained
mahogany enamel. Kasy to kaap clean. No i?o"
to blailc. No nicks! to pollah. Juat rub It and duet
it with a cloth, as you do your furniture.
J?Hn the HKATKOLA CLUB NOW. ON? TON
OP COAL KKKK. Only $J down and ua balance
in ea ay, convenient payments. Act tt o*iiaf
There's only one Heatrola and that's made by the
Estate Stove Company. There's only one sold in
Elizabeth City and we sell it.