.VOL. XVI. FINAL EDITION. ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY EVKNlNii. SIM'TK.MIiKR 2. 1926. SIX PACKS. NO. 207
WAYPREPARED
FOR TELEPHONE !
y CHEAT BRITAIN
Phase* of Husinc** Some
times Best. Conducted liv
Voice, and Patent lii^liN
Arc |{cadju>lcd
must iuse eaiu.i
Talk al 5 O'clock in the
Morning From New York
to Get Englishman's Ear
in London at I en
vT- H) i?.\ vn> i. \u kkm r:
IJ 1 Washington. S. |r Tlii* way
being <1 i iv the opening
f Ion j? dlstaic? ???!? i?!i in.' i^rvi -f
?el wciii <Sr?-at Hrii.iiti a imI the
Jnlted Stall*!*'.
Thin is I j ? ? true meaning of ilu>
eccnt readjustment ol the r? la
Ions liciwtrii the American Tel
>phone a lul Telegraph Company
n <1 the Radio corporation of Am
rlcH. Instead of ait allocation of
ffort hetuecn these companies
or monopoly purposes what has
? ken placc is a redistribution of
?atent rights essential to cach ??f
[he two cuiicern* in the further
evelopmcnt of their respective
Ipeclalties. The subjeei has bc
DDie pertinent because it has been
eported that I tie Federal trade
ommission would soon begin an
iquiry into what was tinned a
Monopolistic agreement in coll
ection with I lie sale of 'the ra
fto station WKAK to the liuilio
rporatlou of America }*) be op
iated with WJZ.
Every patent siren lis author a
rtain monopoly and in ilie cler
ical communication business al
jioKt everything depends on pa
nt right*. When shortly after
ne close of the war, the govern
ent observed' thai rival groups
ad possession of vital putciit*
>nd that scientific progress might
je impeded by infringement suits
? agreement was nrgi'd and tin
|lly underiuken by tin various
om panics holding important pa
fents. It was a "give and lake"
greemetn and had the full sanc
|on of the government authorities
l Washington. Its object was not
b restrain trade for it involved no
filer fere nee in the retail mer
chandising of products but simply
definlte understanding as to the
,*e of patents.
Now as time has shown the A Ul
rica u Telephone and Telegraph
lompany the wisdom of concen
{ ?rating ? *n the telephone business
Dd as the Itadio Corporal ion of
.faierii-a has seen fit to develop its
ifrecialty of spark transmission of
SeasuKe. a revision of the original
latent agreement has been made.
In effect . this has made it pos
Ible for the Radio Corporation to
:o ahead with its plans for the
levelopmeir of radio boih Inside
nd outside *he Culled States with
>ut struggling by law to act hold
k patents necessary Tor expansion
?t radio hroadcaxting or message
.omnnuiieatiiHi. As for the shlp
O-ahor- business. I be rates pre
vailing ittiw are relatively <:n
Jheap that the American Tele
ihone Company can not see Its
pvay clear to the establishment of
inch a service for vole ? comniuni
latlon except at a prohibitive cost,
[hough there Is nothing to prevent
Hvch a step later on if the ships
pit sea can be equipped a? suffi
fently low expense to cniine i
|wlth la?d at at ions of the Hell sy
The message business aero?s
Jie Atlantic never was in a better
ondition from ihe viewpoint of
lompetltioii for there are liol only
jnultlpl" cables of the Postal Tele
graph and Commercial ('able
jCompany and 'lie Western Vnlon
JWnd allied cable lines, but Ihe* al
|fllost limitless air circuits of the
Radio Corporation of America Op
erating directly or by relay with
virtually every countfy In the
flbrtd
Hut It Is recognized that there
tor some phases of business rein
lF?ns which can betler b? conduct
ed in conversation and that the
found of the voice-In h factor, and
to this end the t runs-ocean l< teb
phone service Is directed. To date
[lit has cost huge sums in experi
mentation with nothing in ? h * wav
of revenue coming In. After tnativ
delays and a good deal of r- d
tape a big station has finally been
erected in fircat Britain which < hi
work with the stations on this
[ Bide of the American Telephone
? nd Telegraph Company. To Iran
! m it voice across |o Europe it ha
[been. found that the submarine
falde would be too expensive. Ra
dio offered Ihe best 'and most
practicable means, but the hell
ajrutem engineers needed certain
ps tents held by the Radio Cor
poration of America, and so the
I transfer came about. It means
I an Impetus for the long distance
' telephone service.
' There are of course many oth
er difficulties lo be solved for
ifittam < the difference in time
mean that only about two hour
*of the business day In New York
[namely ' to II In the mornlnc
'woy^C . nrrenpond to the Issl
flamely two to four o'clock
Eftldon The Ameflcnn business
has b^en educated to do h
denl of telephoning at night
ha Briton h?* not. And to
Price of a Wife
A wjfo, in llel^ian Conuo. cost*
>on** copper cross. like thb. wcult
iim -T's owners*. A real fat wif? ,
it is* said. nii-ht ciixt two crosscs.
Tin* Li. Id hur Miss Mary Deaiu lias
in her other liand is worth 27
.(olai* annum South American In
dians, iJ.'iU a( tin- I". S. mint mid
<mi to expert* of I lie American
Numismatic Association. gathered
in Washington, I).
Defendant Is Kept
From Breaking
Into Lockup
There havoTTern -litany instances
on record in which individual.-)
have hruk?-n nut of jail.raud many
,11101V in which they would have
liked t<> Iihv*' dotir so, (nil could
n't; hut Thursday morning's ses
sion ol recorder's court a Hoi di d
on*1 of the f?-w iiiHtHiiei'K on record
here in which a defendant had to
ibc restrained from breaking into
! jail.
i Charlie Ah xand'-i. young white
^liiin, was charged with h?lnc
-drunk and with having nsrd pro
fan*- language in |?ta lilit*. He of
fered a pit a ol noi KUllty, where
in. of course, In* was ? ntircly
w it h in his rights. The Stat* then
began putting on evid?'ur?-. Ofticer
Itoughton taking the stand and
testifying. in Niihptnncc, to the
verily cir the charges.
i it th*'ii became the defendant's
turn to he liia'rd,.. it lie wished.
( l'ar? nthetlcally, it may be stated
tiiat Alexander |>uid a visit lo
Trial Justiee I'. (i. Sawji-r at t !>?>
latter's home Wednesday night, in
custody of an officer, and Mr.
Sawyer had had opportunity to
.observe whether lie had been ira
hlliinu with loo much freedom .
i "Are you koIiiv on that stand
and rwear you hadn't had a
drink?" Mr. Sawyer demanded.
Alexander replied that lie might
have had a little wine, or some
thing lik? that.
"Tin n. young man. I'm going to
di? you the favor of keeping you
on tie stand.'' the trial justice de
clared. "If *you swnir you hadn't
been drink in,-:.>froTrH swear to an
absolute i i? ? . and I'll have to put
you in Jail. You wire just as high
as a kit*' when you. went to my
house. Ia?-j nluhl."
! Alexaudi i* was let olf with a fine
'of $ 1 1) and costs.
SI?\I!N TO WITHDRAW
MM >M THK I.KA(;i)K
j I'arls. Sept. 2. The news na
? ency tietieva correspondent says
Spain' will withdraw from the
[league of Nations without awalt
| Ihk the decision of the Council re
garding her d? maud for a perma
nent Council seat.
OITicial notification to this ef
fect, he adds, will be given tho
League within 24 hours.,
MEKT TO DISCUSS
l . S. KESKBV ATKINS
Uetteva. Sept. 2. Opinion that
the Culled State* should have ihe
name rights in the World Court
as members of the League of Na
tion* Council hut no more was
voiicil by many delegates! at to
day'* tension of the International
conference couvoked to discuss
Amrrh-ati reservations to member
ship in >he court.
got the Knglishman at his office at
10 o'clock in the morning would
require a cull on (his side of the
Atlantic at five o'clock In the
morning. Much of the telephon
ing. therefore, would be concen
trated at certain hours probably
from h lo I I a. m.? on this'slde of
the ocean unit from one to four
p. pi . in London, all of which,
means the hiilldlug of adequate
facilities before a service can real*
!y hi- offered as practical.
Far from being a monopoly in
I the general sense of the word, the
'movement Is one of sclent If Ir de
velopment by the use of patents
granted exclusivity.
ECHOES ARE YET
HEARD IN REGARD
TO BARGAIN DAYS
i
Host Direct AdvcrlUiii); llr
nulls Ever Had, Say# Aii
I oilier Merchant of I he
Strctoh-Your-l)nllar Event
BUSINESS W AS MH)I)
l!c?ult? Indicate Thai Ad
vance Sul>t?cril>cr> Head
This I'aper Carefully and
Profit Thoreliy
"The hr*t direct result* from
newspaper advertising that ??'
have ivt'r K*ll" is the language
used by J. II. Wilkin* of the Quinn
Furniture Company is expressing
the satisfaction of his firm in I hi'
Stretch- Your-l>ollar Days adver
I iniii r and publicity carried l?y Tlx*
Advance last week.
Thus ilo echoes of the good bu*- '
int'Ks done in Klir.aheth City last
Saturday and Monday continue lo
filter in 10 Tin* Advance office. A
number of tiicrchutitK who have
not as yet pur their gratification
at i hi* business done in writing
have expressed it orally and have
said they would write wheu they
could cot around to It.
I>. T. Singleton. however, of the
Klizabet h <'ii>^ jfiranlte and Marble
i Works, did not proerastlnate. He'
sent the following letter on the
morning after the last Strctch
- Your- Dollar day:
"All hough we did not gel our
ail in your "p?? per until the 2x, for
your "Stretsh- Your-l?ollar" Salt's
campaign; Monday August 30. was
the best sales day we have ever
[experienced. We sold one mon
ument 1 o a ruHiomer in Klizabet h
City, with whom we have been
4 trying to bargain for more than a
year. Sold another monument to
a party from Boston. Massachu
setts. anil corner post to murk
their lot: and two tombstones for
the father and mother of a party
who lives in Brooklyn. N. Y. Fin
ishing my last Hale at 9:. 10 last
nlghl. If the entire month had
averaged with yesterday'a Males, it
would have lacked only a few
hundred dollars ofw eTftlifflinp ftlir
salen f??r the year up to this date,
and after giving each customer the
full 15 per cent discount as adver
tised in your paper. Considering
the volume of busbies* done, we
feel that Stretch-Your-Dollar ad-,
'vertlslng and publicity made
Monday an intereating profitable
, day for our business.
I "We thauk you for your inter
est si nd help iu your "Stretch
Your-Dollar" campaign.
"Yours very respectfully.
"Klizahcth City Marble & r, rani to
Works.
By I>. T. Singleton, Prop.
"Aug. 31. 1926."
And here is the text of the Quinn
letter In full:
"Stretch-Your-Dollar Days at
Quinn'* proved a success. We
sold ubout 12 of the Iron Bed*
which was our special big feature.
We also sold practically all chairs
In the house thai were advertised
for 91.35.
"This was the best direct re
sults from newspaper advertising
that we have ever seen.
"Your very iruly,
I Sept. 1. 1926.
' Quinn Furniture 'Company." ,
HAVE FOUND GANG OF
NATION-WIDE THIEVES
Charlotte, Sept. 2.? Postal in -
apectors ami poWc? today revealed
the arrests of three men whom
they believe to be members of a
national gang of thieves.
I Two of the men are held at Ha
I lelgh said he was certain that
'those under arrest were connected
with the baud that 62 Inspectors
all over the nation have been trac
ing for some time. Those held
are directly charged with robbery
of J. B. Ivcy and Company depart
pient stare here recently at which
time 18,000 worth of loot was se
cured.
A woman is also being cought in
connection with the operations.
ANSWEKS CHARGES
OF MRS. MEN. KIT
Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. 2 IxiiiIk
Mazer of Canton, charged with 1
first degree murder In connection
with the slaying of I>on II. M?|
b-tt. Canton publisher, today filed
an answer In Federal Court to the 1
f 100.000 suit brought by Mrs.
Florence Mcllctt of Indlaniipoli*.
widow of the slain publisher,
agslnst him, Ben Ntidner. Massll
Ion. and Patrick McDermontt.
Mazer'* answer denied that he
had conspired with Budner #Mas
slllin ??r -M? nmfcMlt. th? latter
now the subjecti of nation wide
search. Th" answer represented a
denial of every charge.
LIEUTENANT REn is
BURIED IN MICHIGAN
Washington. Sept 2. Lieuten
ant CVrua K Bettia, Army aviator,
will he burled at Port Huron. Mi
chigan, his home city.
Decision to have the interment
In Michigan was reached at a con- ,
ference between air officers and
tha aviator ? mother today.
Youthful Bear Pays Visit
To City After Capture by
Party Near Forema n Fc inn
Raymond /V itrhard. If 'hp If /fix iccountvd for \ early 2.1
Member* of Itmin Family* >// ills S ome "" Insiile
Stuff" on the llreed and lis U ays
A throe months*' old hear pmv
|?ih first visit to ll?f I'usquollJB*
County Court Hoiiw \\i?livsd*
Hfti-riiuitii. Vomfor'tably .'itscoiie??
hiuisi U i? ? corner ???'*} l" T
III safe ill Auditor tUIT 1 r?
chard's* iilfi i . and W?'?l in *
all \isitois. Hi' ?' colltir
chain. In" otherwise ?|.t?uicil f
lam-' as '''I l,?l?l'> ?
'I lit- yout li fill III nili ? If*
bronchi l" il>- illy '?> ,!',v!l"!r'
I'litcliald. jonim lantl'l "I <?
|Vrk m -1*1 inn. line. '"J1
U.wn I'rllchnrd ami a ?"'"??
his foni|Miiioi?H ru|itur?-tl tty
culi liusdiij iiuirnini; .iftor. till
mother boar liml hevii shut out <?
a in- in which ah. ami her ri?
|, ail MiuullI '? ' ,"r.l3
aril' >- '*
Harry overman. a iiu-iiile i <>l Hit
Inintiti- parly. climbed ll,;' M
?>??- iu whicn Hi' I"-"' *J'T
treed ami wllli a -til l- lotc..d "??
lull III illllll' IV""' 1,11 ' . J
lakin^ a l?"t 1,1 ,,>r'' "1
hit the around. Til. hie]' J"1"?
did Hill appeal I" "" Jj'M
llrtiln al all He hut'.
flat "f his hark . ami
unharmed. hiliin- In could r""j
away. . , .
lUyiunml l-i ill-haul ami th.
Others M'l "III "II J?1
hum. in II" ??>"> '|lh.
ilav uiurniliv. r-lltl.t"'-- ""I '
won.l- bai k "I rS. nit
Kami. H ??" * "dock 1 '
do** struck ? I" il trail, and the"
within minutes U" .iii.rrjr ??
tirnl TIuim* imrtui|?alin? in *?'
hum I- Mr- 'Til' ',???[?
hill ll-yoar-nld son. Iv"
aril. Harry Overman ami Can n
lVO.H 1,1 I'lllk". Dellliwoy MnlTlSl lt'
?r Wceksville. "all Bunnell. -<1
Moriian. Ji>" M?rn'"'- ,L
j.?niu?* and Willi" l>aWs.aH_ot_
Chnnue* H<*r Mi"''
As tin- hunter* approarlml the
? tr? e in which the old In ar
, jJfH her cub had sought r? iuue,
flh* mother bi ar atart.d down l??
ward the Binund. flcfi.rc ;
iconr far. alio channel! hei niiml
anil climbed bark UP i?'" a ;
avlili'iitly havlnit frighten a
by tin- mill and do?a.
I Mr I'rHrliard declafi. 1'"
vmW bear which hebrouslit here
ycat.-rduy l? Hi'- Kcnlleai I" ??"
?aw. "Hi- know* mo already, n- >
aaid. proudly. "nnil I" I' i"'l>?
line around belter than anyi'"d>
clac. Take moat cubs Ills .-if.
I they'd be juuiliiuK at ymi same UB
they wanted to eat you 'il'
in Ilia ex|?lielire as a
hunter. Mr. l-ritchard malls tlii.1
lie has aceoiinled for nearly -?
members of ll" llrtiln family. In
cludliiK nine tlila year. Of in
nine, six were old hears, and ??'
kill, d The other thru
'cubs, and were captured alive. Due
?f them died, and he sold Hie .. h
or two to a heal trainer i" Mut
ton One of lltese was III. ynimt;
It, hill who vlslf 1 ? l.i- ? " V v. -I. '
.lay, and who I'll "?*l "
carefully conalriirt.d lltll" <?'
for Ilia future home.
Mr. I'rltchard tells of u.-my
slirrim; expel i.-nca Willi
and Inelilenliilly aballera a i; *
hishly favored traditlona cnnenii
int; them.
limn ,\ii- llanoleHMf '.')
\ bear la not daimeroua at all.
unleaa he is cailKlU ill a lra|i.
lirrlarea. "When I Ural start
hlintinK them. I'd run from a l>. ai
,l?- minute I saw him. I had l'"'td
M. much about them lieliiit J ?'J
II, it I soon found out that ??""
you inc. I ? '" at. h. j
acared as you are. and will run
away. If he baa a rham-i-.
??H a noi much trouble in lie u|>
a bear and lake Him out ? Ul",
wooda ll"v. aft". jroUVB cau-h I .
him in a trap I anally
him by a front fool, anil then all
vou I"" ?
ilia neck, and havi two men " '
It. 11111(1 let tlr.-tti |ireaa down I
II ""Then v"? arab his hind
wire up his month with a klml "t
muxxle. t" keen III." Irom "'"
anybody. Why. one llm. ?'
milled a 'H at and drove him ?"
of Hie woods Just llkc-you
a cow. . ....'
? A hear If Juat as eaay l" k'" :
an a rabbit. If yon hit him I" llioj
rlaht placn and the beat pill!. I"
shoot It I in l? In the head If >""
shoot It 1 in under th. foreahoul.P I.
,, some liu tilers do. you won
kill him oulrlahl. and he Is apt |
to do a lol of diimaae lo vo ir
links before he dies. Hut one. >'?".
yet some ahol In his brain. Il a all
OV?T.
Won't l.??ok ?? *?"
"A bear ran rllmh a tree Je t
like a s'liilrrel. IT yon cori" "I'
on him, and he dcrld-s to rlimb
hark i" the k round, he wont l'"'k ,
hi you si all. unless you sl.ak' a
bush, or make aortic kind of a
noise like that. Then hell l""k
rlBhl al you. and you can kt.l ^
''"??Bears have a lot of alrenitth I"
(heir front l-Rs, hut very Utile In j
their hind le?. Than o?e rea?-i
69 Badges
!_ ^ ^
Ira Wall. 20. assistant scoutmaster
of troop M. Buy Scouts, lit l*?
Molnrs. In.. If liollrVnl Ik U' Ihn
j highest ranking merit seout
: in the world. A iwvcnywtr veti-ran
scout and an Kmjc1c scout flnfc k<;z.
he recently received hn? mth rn?-rlt
badge. The national council off'-rn
only 72, and no other acoul has
earned as many an 69.
SA\S WII.I.
BMN<; I .lllKL SI I I
New York. So ill . Torn Tag
gart, hi'ium ralir, |c;ulrr of Indiana',
ha* ihrcuii'imd a $I.uwu,immi liliel
Mti, j again?t I *oii tiled ay I'age and
Company. publisher* of Kdna Krr
ber'n novel, "show 4fo.it." unless
ihri-e paragraph- referring lo him
self and gamliliiiK are deleted
from i lie liook. the New Yor,k
World says today.
More than ISa.uun copies of the
novel have been sold. Tile puh
llshlug company said they knew
nothing of it.
on why It is not much trouble to
ll?' oil.' lip. win li yo?l ejileh him
ill a tra|>.
"Once I had a mown' bear I had
caught. and kept in a p< u for a
while ln'foi'1 | Miltl him. I l ? el
that hear ?vny day. ami thought
he- was getting I jf in t ? . until I l? -
kail (o notice | hat h< would lais*
a front paw when I wa* I ?1 l:i j.
hitn. ll<* watch* d iiii* liiightx
close i?ll tin- time I whs* around
him. Then one day. wlo-n
thought I wasn't looking, lie look
a lerrihle swipe at nie Willi hi<*
paw. | dodged liiiu. hut If lie had
hit my aim. he would have torn
it all lo piece*.
"I sold I ha i iN-iir to a .man in
New Jersoy, who thought In- could
tatm- him. Hvery lime that man
Went lo f?'Ci| lillu. I In Im ar would
lung?- aualn^i ilie eacc at him. Tin
man never told iik- so. hut I km w
hy the h?v he talked a 1 1? imnmIn
that h*- must have kIhii up hop*
of ever laming that le-ai . and
uitisi hnve kilhd him.
\ Iknr "MjM?'i->"
"Olice SI vela I o| us d?ehj'd lo
play a trick on one of uiv ml-h
hols, whose plus had been hot ti
ered *T>> hears. \V? k:.? w lo did
n't have a gun, so we w? lit around
there oil' night right aft* r hi- had
gone to lied, and carried along
nome%ii ]>? in watch th run On**
of us slipped nr'Mii:il lo I p"ii
and grahln d a piv hy lie- hind
leg, and of course In- Marl' 'I
a<|iieallliu as h>ud as he could.
"That imin Jumped up out o|
hed, and ran mil In the yard ju-t
like he was, cussiim Hie ln-n rs at
I he top of hi." vole*. It was a
bright moon Ik- hi nl'ht. and h
look* d HO lu tiny |h<- gill - couldn't
help laughing. II** loarfl Ihent
and ran hack In I he hoUt>c, \V?*
turned loos*- Hi* pig and w* ut off.
"Next day, he stopped Hi*', look
Ing mighty. puzxi* d. 'Don't voti
know, a In mi grabbed one of my
pigs last night.' he said, 'and was
about to to oif with him when I
cam*' out and scared him away,
hut wlii'ti I wi ut out to Ho* pen
Mil* inornlnv, I couldn't hnd a
single pp.; in tlo- lot thai was
acratcheil up. al all. I i\e't un
dnriUnd ii
"I lauutwd out loud, ahd lie
thought I wax crazy. None of u*
ev*r told him about the I rick we
played on him. and I Riieaa he R
?till wond'iin* ahout It."
i
B<?s t city Motorist
Is Victim ot New
Traffic Light
I j- diM> :ili I rib"1 atl iii
oliyel . . I dellln-ta > ?>
> kliT^llllU dl.ili'dlo.il -.?]?? I?i ?*
.Illl! 4?-| .?W.I> Willi 1*. I'l ?|1?!? I"
Will i.lliKll >1111 (I'lUtl. II Villi II V.
AihI >?'! Thru- u.i. s;imii? tvidi-iic<
in rt-? order*-, miir. Tliur -day m??i ii
iai: thai tin ji?v. trail a- i-oiitml
.-filial .it Hi-- im'i r-n t'l.m ,.i M .1 in
.>nd Ke.nl si reel* a<-:ilallv li ;i ?l
?loin i : vci'j ilmtfc. willi f 1*?*
pl| I ' e of ?' 'Kt.lltllilillU ' lite
l.li/a ? ? i ti i .;v i. !'? r. mi I r t . iti lle
ii; i sen . : Vi'Ki. li > '1 .,!? ' i .
Mi Krii.': ii.ili->l Mu ii rmir:
llollie - . ?ii" lest i| lJi.il lie lia-2
|i.is:-^'il ?!? t- > ri?.-- w.'h.n .i
ji.ii . ? i : ni'.na.- ?!n ? niiiiyl
? in ii. 1 1 1n-i .i lii.i. i.'i ..li who cunii'
.iii>] v.' i ? a ' .i: ; in- i!ir? i t :<ui It wa
nning. t]).. I r]|i> -lit! II ]? I : I 1 1 1 1 . Till"'
t ill- l ? ?? I' I he w.illietl till *1 1 ?: ? ?!??!
.till lie- 1 1 ?? . ; : i a:ul alTe*;ed him
I iie M't-niul, win ii it ,i|i|ii',ii'i i| 'hat
wari.il. us v\? iv iitefferl jve.
.On 'le- 'aim in hi* ovvn hehair.
Mi'Kmi!<-> I ?*-? *!'?? .1 thai vvi,.-u lie
ianif a ii Miv thi- flrsl t : in ? - . Ii
peil o II I el his I'lir .111*1 I ll ?'
light . ill ? I'.U " Hi* Weill. The
I ll'ef III poijee -topped 111 111 . itll'l
lip. ill ioiikiliv out III ili- he nil
-? -rveil ih;*: lie- linhi livii w.-.
- .i> Jug "Su p " inn ? h.:\e
cliaie.i il wi n. I iv;i - no- .-in. ili>
.?'treei ." Ii- ? ? iilMllleUteil
liulv in ii:?l t'n 1 of the rhtifs
warnlitu. !ie 1 1 ? ? i if ii il Thai w-h* a
lie i allie link lip Ihe S'Vi'1. lie
|ieejv-i| ..li! .iwaiM a ill" lu'-hr. Jllnl
ir s.iKI. Ai-ain. in- weiii. A
? 1n-v Coll i i n.ipe w ; i ale el of lilln.
I: i out ihlli-il. alld ll?* fullnWeil as
? ? I o ?? i ? | v" behind it .i < hi- . oiilil.
<!*i ii ?? Mir. ilia: the !:p!r -i ill
lie- ml 'ill' Ii I III |(? keep (.'illllli.
Xuaiii. i'l ii f llollie? stepped
him: a:ul a;ain. upan loiikiiiv.niil
of l?is I'iir, Im ?|lseovei.i| ih, it thi
lib.ll! Il.lll SWltrllell -I- li;i|- Ofi hilll .
The * hi? | o|'i|i-| him III eoiirl.
Trial JllslUe Sawvi i ?? ' MeKill
ley l?y Willi lie- Court eost.c. A
lit 1 1, imliuiiam ever Hie irlckr the
I i " h t had iiliV'il mi Inin In- ap
pealed lie i-a.si . wlievi upon Mr.
Sawyer, rimarktau thai In mi;:hr
as w? ll have . oiaeihiiiu in appeal
liniii. iiiipu: t il :i line ?i; $1u ami
appenl Immi ill
a eh.iiiui of le art. w i I ! 1 1 1 1 ? w lit
apjnal. and Mr. S'avvvr took ufi
Ihe lite , lettiim the original judy
iiii lit ytaml. wh- r?.*h> In only paid
tin mint
TIiuh it wu* thai M<' K inhy
Miduett wmi Ihe diMihtiul honor
of iM-ifiL' Hie lilril motorist I r , I'.irc
llu court here en a* cliiiK'i1 of *11^
reuardiii:; tin m.ii)dai?r id lie
im \v iriillic ilrvicc.
<ol.oi;i:i? rot ci.i-: i i\i:i?
on I.MMOIIAIJTV i iniiiilvS
Charged with immorality. Mil
Miller and lto.su I.otiK. both nil
ored. were pin ii ml i ? r sum|m<imIi il
Hi'llll'lll'I'X of lill days ill Jilkl. KllS
pi* ti m i? > it to he In effect for two
>?-.? i-- . conrlit ioiiul upon payment
of fine' of $ 1 ii ii ml mxtH nirh in
recorder'* court Thursday. A
second charge of liotl*chi'c:ikiUK
preferred against Miller was
dropped when it ir'iii'Hi'i'd i hal ?he
woman win noi avi-iw to lilv pres
? ii?v fn her lionio.
?I i? 1 1 11 ii Tr in blood. colored,
charged with ?l r I v in l* an automo
bile Without Hl'IiIh. was required
to pay I lie ?os is of the ?oiin ac
tion.
All three eases were disposed of
in recorder'* court Thursday.
t tint ?\ MAitKirr
New York. Sept. U. t'ottoli
fm ii iff opem-d today at lie tol
,!owiiiu I' vein: October I7.7i?. I >? ? -
'ceinhcr 1 7 . 7 f? . January 17. *7.
Mareli IK. 12. May IK.:*4j>.
New York. Sept. L\ .Spot rot
ton closed nubd, middling I 8 . 7 r? .
a decline of 1 Ti points. Kill lire*,
closing hid: Oct, 17. 'ill. tier-.
1 7 . 7 !? . Jan. I 7.87, MarVh lM.?N.
May IK.liii, July IK. Oil.
! Revolt Leader
/- V
upftrml (l*nru<- Kotidyll*, for
moi* f;wk mlii i.'i' i ??! war, who
Juki h> th?- mMwuBfiil mti<1
hloodlmH revolution by which j
Pr^nMrnt I'tmRioln. ih?* "Or**k
Mti?*ollnl,' w?* ov*i ihrnwn.
Team Mates
I' 11 ' W.lllM-'l".'.!'
"h.- l-?,. ?HI .1 v h. 1 1 I ?*.???>? ?l flu
? ki - 1 : ii in . ' II i -u? ?' It ! ? ki-*i Wor,
And 1 !.?? s. i:ll iti.it l." jM-r. luii-i ? ??? *n|
lu-.L.' .1 tr.iiilllMtl- 1"! I' ? TllC
i: i ill *11. V ? II wlv ii a lni? .'I'
1 .?.!? ?ii .iinl I hi yt-.il r i?\? r Ii
til.. I II, I II Ml-'.- 1 II I'll MHIII ll?i|
lllli.VMJ t>>. Ill I'. Ill M .1 l ixurilo will
I" S IJIVV .-.lilnlM.
Tyrol! Teachers
Meet To Organize
I'olninhlu. Si-pi . "rin* irurli
- ikf Tvr.-H run ni y lin t Ti <
I ii in lti.i Sal unlay moriiitlK. AhuiisI
2N Iilld liM'llllllHtiSi plullr. I ill* Mil'
yi'iirV work. Only four iif iHv
I I'll cliiTH for !lu> l!n;.27 i ?Tin were
W*"imm Mini irl tlir-<i- trriiiR ?l?'
la.vi'd un a no ii n! of MiinniH1!*
tu'hool.
Tin* lii4*i *1 In K was 1 1 |ir> licit liy
Miming " Anu-rira." Pray or was
offrrod l?> J .1. .lull list on mii| a
piaim mi|. i whs ri'iiilcri'il by Mr&.
William K. I>rak?\
Super intend'' ut VV. I ?. Co\ out
lined 1 lac plans ami uliii-mlvi-s for
I In- year's work. i*K|Marinlly sircss
iim t In- inipniinin-o of ~inrri'UHtiic
tlii* Hl'lui'il al li'mlatir". Mr ifrKi'il
I lii* teachers lo lit ?? *n me heller ac
quainted willi tin patrons of llirir
si'liools tlii'iohy securing their cu
njicrii t ion.
Tin loi-.il null of i lie North t'ar
oltiui l-'duralloiial Association was
organized with I'M) percent mein
horslilp. William K. brake, prln
c ipal of tin- Columbia school, wan
? 1 1 "i* I i.'il president*. Kolicii |4. Hpcu
ri-r, of i In ? Pleasant View school,
vice-president: \V. J. Wlilii', of i ho
Columbia school. serrelsiry-l reas
?urer.
.1. S, llowaril. distriet supervisor
of roi'iii ional education. explained1
llo- Valilr to. Hn school si lid
community of Hie home econom
ies ami agriciilt ur.il coiners re-4
it'll I ly established in I ho Colli mlda
school. (). ,1. M i ii*- i. agricultural
teacher, spoke of I lo in ri-Milt y of
having ?l?-f in If r* objective* toward
w h ii'li in work. Will in in B.
fM'iiko. sugge- li'il various activi
ties. lis debating Hiirli<i|pn. literary
aii'l Mllilotic orgaiiizul lit lis, whirl)
would help lo create a Rood school
Hplrll.
HAYES & WHITE
CHANGES HANDS
Mrllrr\, |{?ck I rom
SyrJrf, Tuki** Ovrr K?-?
tal>li?li?'(l lin-^i ?n*-'- llrn*
Tl??' iik rfiini ll?- hit >*l ii "Am of
Hh)im K Willi*', on SoiiMi I'olii
rt?*xi??r Hlrwii. I'oiKliii'tid for ih?
l<i*l \'Z yrars l?y Mr*. < *1 Imi W.
llay?*. cf iiii. iiJ ImioIk W'lliioMliiy
alt<-rnoori. lh? piiK'lia.Hct .
Mik? Al?tfr?v. who ha* Jnsl n ?
luriM-ri to l!ll/.alH fh l.'ily wilh hi*
family aft'-r n stay of two ywir**
In hi* ti??in?< hind of Syria, Tlx
ii- w oh in T |ila im iri conduct a
hattfajn Hi ore th?r?*. alonu lh<
Iiihh 'if ilif mil' hi* ran on N'orth
I'olwli \i?-r Hin l li'-fim lo* re
turn* <1 to Syria.
Mlko Mrllr?\v ntri-ady . Is tfolni;
hil s I al Ills II' W hl.md. hill Will
hold hU forma I i'im'IiIiik SHtiirduy.
wlfli ii huriruln kiiIii iM-klnnlni: at
fi o'clock in |h'- luotnlnu. Th< fotin
Iii'-m* of liay?-x 4e Wliiti' wa*. ??*
t;ildl.?h? <1 14 ,vi-ar? hiIii, and Mrs,
llayi'K look ovt-r I to aHlvi- iiialt
ttiifno'tit of 11 phorlly ufU'i' t N? ?
d'-mh of Ii?t huKiMiid. W'aylftnd
ll^y*
Till; fttOI'O Ik lo tlo
lirarf of ih<- South I'olnd'-xI'T
ntaJI itlKlrli'l. wlilrh ha* In
cfoaat'd xriMilly In lm porta tier In
r?'c*'nt yoarn. lafuHv through tty
ncctlon ol h number of attmctiv**
n?w ttoifn.
BUCK PRIVATE
LIKELY CHOICE
OF THE LEGION
0|?|Mi?ition Having Devel
oped l?i (M'licral l'er*hing,
I *?* imI ai I ii in Sh in^ in the
0|>|M??ilc Direetion
rr?? V\(\\ VI K LEE
lit* Mail- I rom lopfka,
k until*, I- I il In lie (?en
rral. ImiI lnipatietiee made
1 1 i in Man of Katik*
it* coiiKirr r. smai.i,
WastiiuiM.in, Sept. opposi
tion ha virtu .l. v. i.., .. .i i ii ,ht. plan
??I * I ? ? ? r j 1 1 ?_ C.ihiuI J.i Ii ii J. p??r
>innu <?< . in nt.i n?i>- 1- oi (ii,. American
V.i"i' '' srcoiid "invasion"
"i I.- tin- ii. y. *;i i", ilii>ro has now
lN'i-11 III out; lit forward tin- HtiKgea
n??n ilia. instead or a. general a
'?Url? privat. .si, all Ii. ,?ado the
Hull on ul command. ?!? for I ho trip
V'1 , i l?-iicl?|s, and to the
boulevard* ul J *ji
litis |ii'o|iom i| drop f roni th?r ^
highest ra ii l? in ii,,. low. st has
rant lit tin- imagination of many
l.'Ui..iin;,ii. > :,|M| ^
ij.'int mad. \.- matter of fact
,i" ,"1H k iw-hal.- I.. niuk. (lie race
alit adv has I.. . ,, M l. ? t,.,|. j|e 1?
I rival.- Thomas Am.iry Lvo, of
?|??l"'ka. Kansas. ,|-. -cubed by his
lib-nils as "a maiwlio miuht have
??? . n a 1'iilom l or a k? n.-ral but
whose doslr. and z.al to serve his
country and whose mi patience at
d< .ays niad. hint a man of the
tanks.' g im
I II. Am. lira n I.c^ioii * Mtlll Z
uoiiit; forward with its plaint to
. 11 * ?? France next
marking the tenth anniver*
V?"V i".1 'n,ry into ike
W orld War and I In- llrst landing
"I Amrrlrmi I loops on Ktiropran
??dl There is. widespread belief
in. III. I. moil lhal Hie a llti- A liter.
Han .nil hursts ol -tit. past sum
mer in France will have dl.-d down
and li? < it loiKotten |>y the time
vet eirtUi.oi tile Marite and of
< lint ??an Thierry^rml? of the?ftr* ?
gnu in and II. lleau Woods sail for
1 nr \ tnaji i u m n . The French
govcrnnielii wit hit, the last fort
niulil has "ll' rated Its desire to~
Jia\. the American donah boys
mine irt Franc* for Iheir reunion
and have assured leulon officials
there never Itud been the slightest
IIiik aaainst the men who
louitht beside tho J'oIIijh in the
last successful stages pf the cdn
Hlct on the Western Front. Thfs
undoubtedly Is true, for some
hundreds of >\ -.lough boys still in
I ranee were ask. d t? parade with
the J'lenrh veterans as a protest
against the Amerieaii debt terms.
The prop. is*-. I I 'a ris trip will be
tin .shed out at the meet in i; of the
legion in I'Jiiladelphia next month."
Th. bulmi has . . lahlished the
precedent ol promoting Its nation
al officers through the various
ut'ades to national commander. If
either (iem ral I'.-rshliiK or I'rivata
I.e. Were selected lor t he French
"Invasion" th. precedent would
mm to he |i mpotarily se| ardde.
I here l.s likely to he oppoHitlon to
such move, hut it is art; lied that
ir I ^P 'n France is to be
mail, on keniim. ntal grounds, thw
comiuander lor ihat I rip should be
chosen by the sain.* token.
Tln je |? a ureal deal of ro
iii . nee behind th. m w battle cry:
" l.? t a buck private b ad five sec
ond A. I). F. i>, France." The
I'ersiiini: boom has some powerful
men in tin legion behind It. but
neenllv In'.N. w York the Per
shln-.- ticket in the national con
vetilion at Philadelphia wbh de
feated. The counter talk for a
buck private lias sprung up only
within th.- Inst few days, and, ac
cording to the fri.'itds of I'rivata
I ?*".'? it so happens that there is In
'he b'Klon a "buck" capable Of
lilllna the office of iialional con
maud, i a man of splendid cxecu
live ability.
I.. b? ?in witt, Private Thoman
Amory Lee |,4 university man. a
maduat. ?r Kansas lulverslty snd
Of Harvard law school He fought
tlirouvh th< war as a private, but
uow is a major in the officers' re
""i" l(rivat< l.ees war
reeord Is Hotn. thinx or an epic. It
stall* on th. Champagne rront In
lh? tall of I f? I 7 before America!
troops had wheeled into action.
M. served III (he Foyer du Holdflt
and was more or less a "guest" of
the Fr< nch Army, doing nothing
much but flyht the (lormans and
U'ltinn shot at repeatedly. In
Jb. i.ttt. i i , .,r .| muary. 1?lg,
lie siun.d enlistment papers In the
I r? nch a rt ill* t v In theory be
was a iii*> til b. r ??r the famous for
? Ian h i: Ion of Franc, and w an aff
i-| ?n.'d to th. attllhry school at
r.oitainehleau His orders w **?
loru delay* d. hoo ver, and arow
inu weary of waltlnu h< secured
bis I. 'base 1,1,(1 enlisted in th#
I w nty sixth I'nited Stat. s Infant
?ry. a part of the faiuoua F'lrst f>f^
vision which was in action all
t hrou fh the war. I,..- was in tha
Itrst tlahtlna at Fan^Kny He was
In the Mondidler Nov-oiia dofena
l\<-. In the second battle of tlta
Marne, was Injured at Cantiaajr
and wound..! at Holssons. He wan
Hl'd for uallantry on the field an*
reco III limn ded for the dlstlg
Ktiifh. d service cross.
I'rlvate l^-e has been prominent
in the American legion ever sine#
Its orlitln snd was a member ?f
th- legion pilgrimage which visit
ed France In l!?2l.
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