""-.gg—i THF. DUNN
• » · <· ·
*··· · DUHM. *. C-, NOV. I*. 1·»
,
YEAR AGO KAISER
REACHED HOLLAMj
AFTER HIS FUGH1
Sine· Former Carman Emparai
Arrived No Demand Made
For Extradition
REGARDED SIMPLY AS
REFUGEE BY HOLLANE
C»»a«darad Τβ Β· CililM To J<mi
Right· and BeaeAu A· Any Jakui
Stliayi; Dvtah Gevtrnaifnl Reach
ea DMwaiutlt· Aa Ta II· Pal.c]
If [>*a»aad la Mai·.
The Hafiit, Saturday, Nov. 8.
Einprror William rami to Hollarn
u year ago next Monday. Smci· tha
time there bai bcrrt no ilemaod uO
rially or unofficially, for hi» extra
dition or delivery up U» the allia»
nor haa Hollaml at all ehanRad itj
viewpoint toward bim.
The Aaaodated Pre·* learned thti
today from «nureee that are unqu····
tjonablf Holland'* viewpoint a· re·
rard· William IIohen&oTlern m»y l*«
dated as follows:
The Netherlands whi«h for ccntur
ics has accordcd political n·fuge U
alU considers the former Bmperor and
Crown Pnncc a« rvfug·*» not ai
royalty bat if person* wtitlnl u
th· same right· aa aoy pin in Johann
Schmidt who fled to Holland durin*
the war. This principle is no Mronjflj
held by the government and kImi bj
the ρ re m of Holland thai nothing ii
likely to change It, it Is aaaerted.
Not Coa»i<lert^ Criminal.
The Dutch government ha* reached
a d et errai nation a* to iu conduct
in the event thf »urrand*r of William
Hohentollern i* asked for. No oftciaJ
»tatemrnt ha* been made- in this con·
* u..« - » ο
learn* that Holland considered the
former Emperor beyond otndltioc
us there is no powblg way legally
to hold hire u a criminal. If th jr
desire to Insist on the privilege. both
the Hohentellerns would be fret to
IT" where they liked, as they are tn
no sonae prisoner*. However, be
causa thay feel that they would cm
berrasa Holland L-vcn farther they
apparently have -agreed to remain
wnere they now irr—the father at
An*ran|«ii and his son at Wicriofco.
If the MMiu Emperor and Crown
Mute desired to return to Germany
they would be permitted to κο. While
it U possible that Frederick William
some day may return to Germany,
official vriclt* in The Hague arr In
be]ief that William Ho
tad to buy ■ null estât* Wcsonc hM
)on( Its y at Amcronscn seemed ufv
fair to Count Von Bcntlnck whose
castle he occupies.
AHhouirh a number of purported in
terviews with the former Kmperor
have been published, the fact h. that
he never has spoken for publication
since his arrival in Amerongen, and
to the request of The Associated
Press correspondent for a statement
oo the occasion of the anniversary
of hli saying that he had not changed
his determination not to speak.
"Holland realises lh<- unpleasant
nee* of the situation rrmUtl by th»
fact that the former German rulri
sought refuge here a year ago," s
cross Dutch official said to The As
sociated Preu today, "but for os it ii
only a question of sticking to φι
principles which have guided us foi
centuries.
"Also there Is the question of prin
ciples In our negotiations of Belgium'·
demands with regard to territorial
adjustments. These negotiations art
proceeding satisfactorily in I'arls. At
no time were ifiplocnatic rvlatioin
hrtwofn Belgium and Hollaud broker
off.
"As far as Limburg is concerned,
wore It not for the fact that it would
be beneath the dignity of Holland tc
consider such a procedure, we would
welcome a plebiscite then*. for w«
know (hat only about one-half »f on<
per cent of the population of Lim
nil, and tkese for self-interested
reaaona, would faper annexation U
Belgium. Rega»dlni< the Rivel
Scheldt, Holland's control of th<
waterway ha· boen unquestioned
since the fourteenth century am
there is now no reason to surrender
it
Mar *"·»«· Sut· L»n>
"On· me* pot one'· ulf in otar
piece to understand. It in the nirr
a* if, ίο» inrtanre, SwtUertand «hnuld
a«k for the rwht In build and control
a canal to Genoa, or Canada should
Jwltv to do the nma thing from
Canada U. Tampa. Pla "
The correspondent of The Anaoria
tad l'rea· ha» Uarned lhat while Hol
land hat not yal mode a (tat* loan
to Germany, iuch a loan It quit*
probable a·, fr·"» Λ» »tandpolnt of
■ neutral, which Holland consider»
r»e. H«r a fair par·!**!!™·, tho ft.
naiu-ial and commercial build inn up
of Qirguiiy il ab»olutel)r fiwi lljl
to Οι» tranqalllity of f·· *orld
THE OYSTER SEASON AT
NEW BERN IN FULL SWING
N< w Barn, No*. t>.--Tha oyhtvrj^
aon ll now |n fait swin* her*, wlJM|
product wiling at the dorka^Kct
from the boiaU at 75c to
and from 4<*Jei-i by ,h«' q««rt for
GOc. Tha qaality l* "li to ba.«,.
ceptionally fln, «aaaon, and t>ad,
I, rather bri* ilnc tha eold -p^||
■et i»· No InM th'tn IS bouta «r<
»rr*in» tkla cfty and »*etton fro»
the wand bete» here.
CONGRESSMAN WEBB MAS
RESIGNED FROM house
WgMwt»·! n7v "ÎÔ!_l»opre« nU.
tWr WAfe, of North Carol·"·· h*»in*
been appelated a fierai dtatrM
jade·, today reatonad u a «"«b»i
,f the houaa r„(«.a»lon wa,
iataodlately aaaetKe, and notk"· of 11
wa· ft**? '* ipcakar OHM* «"d
tha North Carol I «a gum nor
rm lit», utiuml thrift
carried on by the CJuv -
'IDE CAMPAIGN
IRIFT PROMOTERS
ICLOTHC5 LEAGUE
it rrnmcril, provi thai the country la
hatooing to the official ailmuni
ttona to ■». In thia work »u
mm in acroraplUhmg much
I tlirouch effurta that cut down
! houoholil opt-nae·.
Secretary Clan announced re*
,| cfDtly tha (Jimrethan )l. 107,000,
I ' 000 has been received In th·
I Treatury through th·· i»le of
1 I Thrift Stamp* ami War Savinra
Stamp·. In the laat thrc.·* montha ι
j talon have shown an increa»*, th*
I Aujruirt reraipta bcinir more than
I r* million dulluM greater than tho«e
of September.
I Onu of Ihc movement· tn the
1 direction of thrift ia th* organiza
tion of Old Clothw 8oclctiea,
which La Is Una with the Govern· I
ment "ffort to diacouriff* the pur- I
I chaac of cuiitly raiment in obed
I l<ner> to the frequent dictate* of :
I faah ion. The rlerks la the city I
ι hall, Chirac», have atarted one of
I the»· «ocietie* with "chapter»" in I
each of the principal department· ι
ηΓ th·- city trovemmeat. In Lcn- I
I don Old Cloth»· Lcafura with (he |
ι motto, "No more new clothe·· un- I
I til prices ko down," have been i
1 spreading, it ia reported. j
KEEP DOWN PROFITEER
Attorney General Aaka Co»·
grata to Keep It la Effect
Six Month·
Waahinirton, Nov. 7. tent^-nUon of
' th·· Lfvfr food and fu*l control law
If··r «ο* month· mfXmr the prucUnu
tion of p«ace i» nocciMrji to >roU«t
t Kaa frnm ki»W nW»..a A«
J
EXTEND LEVER ACT TO
''>ri;ry Cfrrml Palmar today told the
house agriculture committee.
"Cnnataral (ronomic condition·,"
'he attorney entrai Mid, wouid oc
iaktn "advantage of by unacrupulou»
people." to make price» high unlesa
the puwtri gnntod andcr the act
nr.- t |·:Γ. in'j «1 ill fore· Tit··· con
tlitiun*. he (aid. prevailed throughout
the world.
"The conditions in the country '">·
mfadiataly following peace make Κ
own morn neceaaary that the la* be
continued than tha coaditiona that
prevailed and lad to the enactment
of the orifinal act," aaid the attorney
general.
"The act originally had far Its
purpose· the incraaae of production,
and to protect tfet people from war
Urn* condition· that reaalt is very
Inocd onr .
after-war condition» may re salt la
higher pricea than during the war it
hclf."
Suggestion» by committeemen that
xti-nsion of al) wction» of the law
was unnecessary were answered, the
attorney general urging blanket ex
tension, for he laid unexpected ' ntu
atmni might aria·," and that the mer·
existence of the law would be of
wholesome influence.
•The main purpose of the exten
sion would be to atop profiteering,"
declared the attorney general.
Aniwcrtng question· regarding the
bitnminooi coal miner»' strike, the
attnmay-gvnrral aaid that the depart
ment of juatier had no legal plan·,
other than iU injunction rait at In
dianapolis, for dealing with tha atrika
tfHBN·
"The failure of the men to carry
out the contract to work at a cer
tain wane daring the war Lai tha pri
mary cause," ha added in reply to
as - »ertiun at to whether the strike
wiv8ne to the war conditlona.
MAYOR M'NINCH WILL
TRY FOR WEBB'S SEAT
Five Macklanburi Man Haw·
Announced For CoaptM
In Ninth District
Charlotte, No*. 10.·—Mayor Frank
K.McNiich, of Charlotte, today an
nounced that he will be a candidat·
for the «eat in Congre» vacated by
Ε. Y. Webb. In announcing hi· can
didacy, the mayor urged hut· in aa
1 ecting tha man to represent thii
county in the Democratic primary
j fight against Clyde R. rfoer, of
Cleveland, and Judge Cnancill, of
Iter ni «elec-tin* tbo Mecklcnburg man
frun among the fear Mecklenburgcr]
who Hart «nnounrt-d ttwnhb »nd
entered into an elimination contrat
agreement, be left to 40 ind 4M, 10
or 12 repreeentin* each of the four
candidate·. The major announced
•orne Urne a«o that If he rnterod th«
racc h" would abide by the élimina
lion eonleit aip-nment.
CLYDE HOEY ANNOUNCES
HIMSELF FOR CONGRESS
Shelby. No* 10 Ç, R. Roey, aa
»i«t*nt United But··· district attorne)
tur wcifm North Carolina, ha» d»
ι finitely announced hi· candidacy foi
( onrrm to aueccwd C»ng»e««mar
rwirnetion became rf
[ entor the fee·.
! MOUSE REFUSES SEAT
TO VICTOR L BERCE*
Washington, No* 10.—Victor t<
Itère·', of Milwaukee·, iiocialilt, w»i
■ ilchiml hi· Mat In the hontr tod·]
I by an overwhelming vetr the hou*
- holdlnf he »aj ihrliffth for member
' "hip bvcaoM> of hi· open oppoiitioi
1, to the war. Tha vote to anaaat Ber*
' er «.-■> HO# to 1, Reareeantadvi
1 Voigkt, Rwuobitc»n of Wfaconaln, be
I la· the only member to (apport thi
1 WTarontln «cialirt, either during thi
debate or on the rod call
aeaarancei
ry count)
fen
Have com
trum cTif^^OTter urging him U
PALMER ANSWERS
ORGANIZED LABOR
IN GIVING WARNING
Formai and Final Declaration
of Government'· Policy la
Announced
DECLARES COAL STRIKE
VIOLATION OF STATUTE
FWml SUM· W1U Ba Rafarcad.
Attorney General Say·. Without
Fwr Aod Witkeat Feeaei Law
Hifb«r Thaa lleeelaUeea af Can·
«•alia·* Or UaUa Οι Ι·ι«.
Washington, Not. 10.—Solinn
warning w»i given the United Mine
Worker» of America tonifiât by At
torney General Palmer that nnla
Uon· of convention· and order· of
officer» of organisation· ere not above
the law.
Formal and Anal declaration of die
govt-miaent'e policy of dealing with
tile coal utrike waa announced by the
Attorney General while office η of the
miner·' organisation at IndianepoK·
were struggling with the <jue«t»n how
to answer the court'· Must and pre
•niptery command to reacted the
Λτικ*- order.
Describing the atrik· u a plain vio
lation of a Fedt ral itatato, Mr. Palm
er. peaking with fall authority of the
Government, aanoancad that all the
power of the United State· woeld he
excrtod to enferre the mandate of the
court.
Am««r la Lakar'· Paeitiaa
Although no referme· waa audi in
the Attorney General'· statement to
the pronounii m»nt of orgaaiaad labor
supporting the miser* and demanding
withdrawal of injunction proceeding·.
it wan maeni uuti «r. rumn usa
that dMoarat in mind >nd oBcial
Withliflo» Îucstid ht» dtctenllon
te moan tbat refaaal of tb« minera
te cancel their strike order would
mean a flght to the Mner and.
The atatemosi of the Attorney
General, which was construed a* ι
reply to the pœition of organised
labor aa art forth laat night by the
American Federation of Labor*· exe
cetive council, follow*:
"The real etrlke la a plain viola
tion of a federal statute. Thia baa
been the goTcrTKn«-nt'« position from
the start. The Praaldant declared it
to be aa^awful
full teal
be unlav
merit· of the cortrorersy be
tween the operator* and the miner*
are not involved in tha court pro
co-ding* at tndianapolw, neither ia
the right to strike. Nothing that the
government ha· done ia Intended or
riteigned to have any affect upon the
recognised right of labor to organise,
to bargain collectively through ita an
ion», and under ordinary industrial
condition·, to walk ont, but ia concert
ed action,
"The proposal by the Praaident of
a peaceful settlement of the matter*
kt iasue between the operator· and
the miner*, through negotiation* or
arbitration wu rejected and the gov
ernment, therefore faced the alter
native of submitting to tha demanda
of a single gruap, to the irreparable
Injury of the whole people, or of
challenging tha aaaertion by that
Soap of power greater than that of
t government itaelf.
Geveraasaat'· Duty Clear.
'Confronted with *uch a choice, the
government's duty vu perfectly
dear; H refused to surrender to the
dictation of a group and it proposed
to a**art it* power to protect Itaelf
and the people whom It is designed to
serve. The government is no rasper
toe of pertons In the enforcement of
the law. Those who conceive that
the resolutions of a convention or the
order* of the oAcsrs of any organ
isation in the country whether labor
prganlaations or any other are su
perior to the law of the land will And
themselves mistaken.
"I asauma that the order of the
eourt will be obeyed. The President'»
offer for a peaceful settlement is
•till open and I hope that tha vainer*
and operator* will now gat together
and settle their controversy."
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT
Ripo In year». I» wledo·, and In
ChrUtian virtu·. Dr. Parquhard Smith
d.partrd Uni· Ilife an U>e aecond day
of November, 1919. HI· lift waa
worthy of emulation by a« all; gantie
μ, Ib« aveuli* Mtkm Mania II a
child; yet «trong in ChrtaUan faith
and virta·.
He «< faithful to evrry tnu*. and
I]la Hfa waa one af aervlcn to hi· God.
hta coantry, and hi» fellowman.
He waa a Confederate veteran, ba
in· «·· of the ftrit to go to the bat
tlefield. ««htlng valiantly la defenae
Of h la country*· eauaa, ami »hena·,
we. aa mcmban of Chleon Chapter.
Ho. 901. U. D. C., wiah to aaeure hla
bereaved onaa af our loving Ijnt
pathy, and to record for tha ay* of
C.fiiratkoni to eo»e the grateful ap
preciation la which the Daughter· of
the Confederacy hold one who fought
•o bravely for ua; therefor* he Η
I. liât. In the death of Or. Smith,
we attend oar decpeet iywip»thy to
the borraved family.
t. That thaoe raaolatloni ha
rprMul oa oar record*; · copy tant
to the bcraavrd family, and to the
local paper for publication.
MRU P. 8. COOPER,
MRS. J. C. CLIFFORD,
MRS. J. J. WADS, Cow.
Slater Waa.
'My father le a veteran and ha·
β Matter* leg."
"That'· nothing My «later haa a
r«dar chart.''
NEW YORK'S GKEATtST
RA(D NETS 1,000 REDi
* of Aotrchjr Held For ·
Court AMfa»
New York, Not. I.—Thirty-*·*·
mm eaepectad of laadee^lB ta «Μη
radical activitiaa, «m laU oa vori
ou» char»· today, after atat« and eltj
oScer· Cad ftpia*od (fHoaliMr thi
1,000 and more who wm* InU
laat niyht in tha bfegott«3d Ne«
York tt»r taw.
The three priooaan rtfuM u tJi<
»Mt important aro:. -
"M* Jim" Larkin? former haad ot
the Iriafa Transport Worker·' satoi
and IrUh rerolotloniet, chargad wM
éliminai anartHoy. The police mkt ki
had a torgrd yampiot m bu jooeei
(ion.
Banjaaiin Kitlow, M |wn old, re
puted to bare aervet · Una la tha
•eeeaably, i* diarH with crtaiaa
inarcliy.
Henry Pearl, ti, dpearlkiil M lead
er of the I mam· a let party In hii
■mdWjt diatriet, ihaaaed with viol»'
tkooa of the law prahflMtlne the carry
in* of firearm·.
larkin ie one at ,thk moat wlddj
known Enelieh-cpeaka* radicale Ha
had a atomy career,to Ireland and
England baforw he caoae U New Tori
la November, 1*14. «eceotly ho ha.
beea eeekis* to ntora, bat the BrH
ilk government deeltaod to nceha
Him, a» a cooeeqoeaae ef which tha
Dublin mtoM tfcr eatened a oae-daj
ttrlke of protaot- Be wu arraetad
hen in HIT after aa attack on tha
draft bill, bat waa discharged.
Uitm wu arraatod Mvara] timet
in DabUn la 1·!· ia eeaaortkm wit*
•trikc diaordora and waa eentencea
Snally to tmpriaenmanl for incHina
rioti.
Detective· laid they foand two re
reivers aad di Una of cartridge· ai
watt aa them tea la, ia Peart*· homa
which waa oead aa h—dunarton '«■
the coaamanieta.
• Flw ton· of radical ltteratare wwrt
Mixed at the ditarat meeting place·,
and la expected to farniah valaabl·
data on radical aetlTKiea bear* and
eleewhere. Much bf H ii printed in
foreign tangaagea
TOWHSEKD INVITED
TO ATTEUp BANQUET
Ltwjrtr is Dh«Uor af tkc
"ft'
8SrS3fl55£r<2
Hatl tnnd tha tutut beard to
M CUBpalgX^O · ctOM.
Grahsm lftaorUl Fmd »■
mount· U $150,000.00 and Ita pur
poa· U U erect a build lag on tk<
of the Uahmitj of North
Carolina which will urn u 1
ο rial to the late Dr. Ε. Ε Citkw
and a· a much p«adad «cedent acti
vity building. Tit· director» of th«
Fund propose to build on· Ul«
hindnnc building which can act ai
the home of tuck orgaaiiatiafu on
the cam pu· as Dm Y .M. C. Α., ennt)
ctabs, publication hoard». North Caro
lina Cfab, UtmiT fnttermitlaa, glat
clab, ate. TV· Graham Building will
alao contain a targe auditorium.
Th· attitude of th· atadcata at tki
University toward· Iht Graham Mem.
α rial wat expressed laat Spring wh»r
the» . «uWrioed 1*0,000.000 In >·<
night, is amount· varying from |21
to $600
The exacuthrc committee of t>M
Fund, through ita •aer«tary. haa ml
out aetlees to iiihlrt —mm U
complet* their caavaases m aooa ai
potnibW, a· it ia hopod to ni·· Um
11(0,000 by Thank giving Day.
Work on the plan· for the nea
building win be begun ma moon a· Um
canva» ii (l«nd.
CUMBERLAND REPUBLICANS
AND OTHERS IN MEETING
F ayatteeiUei ffcrr. 10—Polities:
conditions la th!· section of North
Carolina were 41wi< at · meetinf
of Republican iaadara from Camber
land and n*arby counties bar· thii
sftrrneon, at which Bert Fuller, rep
raaentatie· af Chairman Will Haye»
of the Republican aatiaaal
WOMAN I*
^ H&»£ %1Î$J2£
•W *
H*H ud eo-l«*d«r with C—1·»
W. Otvaacy In tka TanA A m»V
ly Diatriet, to Μηι «α tit·
Irmta '· brack.
Mr*. Norria I· Ik· flrrt woawti Hi
tK* ataU ewer appelated to dt on
• llhl'i bnfti, eitkar la e rirai d*I
or cml K»rt Ska ku baaa Iden
tified whh T·w«iry Hall ever
«tnca women ware tufrinfMwi,
aad waa rtea-ckali of lh· raa»
paiffn comralttaaa of So^mM
Court Jnatiee litirt U Lurt m4
tana tor J an a* A. Polay, candidat»
far Bafipfata.
Daring tka nfnn ιμμΙμ la
Now York atato Mia. Νarris wai
a prominent worker. Ska la areal
daat ai tka National Woman Law
jran" Aaeociatioa and a niMahur of
tka New rotk Coanty Lawyer»'
Λ not titjoi. 8k· Wfel idncatod it
PardtMua Unlvaretty and atadted
taw at tka Nrw Yaik Law 8ekooL
Mayor Hylan roquotTAOTNBHR]
Mayer HyWa ie«waa»J'tkatM^
Norria be aataad ta tka We
aiaa'a Cowrt Tka epaetntaaeat la
far a thirty days' parted la place
of Magtatrataamaa wka la Hi, bat
It can be
, CO AL STRIKE ENDS;
■ ORDER RECALLED
BY UNION LEADERS
I ________
; Wmy Opmm Fer Final Arijaet
' meat of Coatrovcty Ϋf«M
Miner· ud Op«rtlan
INVITATION TO MEET
COAL OWNERS ACCEPTED
Judg· Aifariu SI(M Oifai Γ·—I
IU( I ijkmIm Aft·* l»>iinlw »(
C^r ml Order Τ· Coll Ο* Strih.i
SfmUti*· WUl Week»
— WiU Do Ft·-.
ladianaaolle, ind_ No». 11—n*
way for the flaal adJtuUaenl of the
controversy Wit won the bitaainoiu
coal operator· end the United Mine
Workera of America, which revolted
IB a rtrlke oi 42 6,000 union at]Hon
and action by tho gntnuooat la tho
Federal court, appeared la right to
■Mt
While the repreaentativ·· of tho
miner·, who earlier la the day bad
agreed te comply with the laaadato
of Uailed State· Dietriet Judge Λ. B.
Am— and late today —MM aa
order rewinding tho *Uike, wer* dto
cuMini the fatare poiicy of the or·
gaaiaation. IdMWI were roc ο Wed
from W. Β WUeoa, Secretary of the
United State* Department of tabor,
and Then· T. Brewater, chairman
of the operate·* ocale committee, by
John L. Lewi·, acting president of
the miner·, inviting the miner»' rep
rooontativeo late a coaferenco.
I ·■!■ Am>H I»lit·II··.
Mr. Lewie, on behalf of the Mine
worker», attoyUd the Invitation of
Secretary Wlleon to Meet the bit am
Ineaa operator· of the country in
WaaUa«tM< oast Friday morning at
11 o'clock aad lapUod ta Mr. Brew
•tor, who re«aa**d a meeting of the
central competitive seal*, committer
with the operator· of tho dietikt la
Washington Monday. Mnwhr IT,
"to aagotiate a rootract to he la
force anon the «—l—aloa of the
•ontract now in
alrsedir ha
vitatton mfUr.
«he miaan*
aad Mr. *rt t
™ their tMUma inn
. _ . iliac η the telegram
ttmm Mr. Brewster. CUk Searies, edi
tor of the United Mia* Workers
Journal and other aAdaU of the or
who worn ander the km
that Mr. ImntVi
Into a tacit
the Wsâbtiwtoo
«till LB força. TtM^Kbon kawe eoft
Mi4a«4 Vl ■ I I ■■ I S^i ι ι ■■ f Aftka II ■■ ■■ à m li» ■■ ·ΙΓ
wem turoB^nvil· uf vnmv'vi·!.
at tha way» caottwt ha* ««Hwi
"H ara* a naat litUa political move
on the part of the operators," aM
Mr. Saariaa. TVj believed wf
would accept their proposal and in ao
doing admit that th* Washington
*ar agTnatnt wma still opera tir<-.
The aient, however, accepted th*
offer of 8ecrvtary WUaon to meat
him la Washington next Friday and
merely wired Mr. Brewster to that
««act. Also Mr. Wtlaan'i memage
was timed oae hoar oeriier In Alia*
than Mr. Brewster's We have main
tained all alomr that the Wi
contract died with tha war
sad that at prcaaat the Mine W
an have ao contract with the op
erators of tha central competitive
EFWOKTH LEAGUE
ELECTS OFFICERS
CaiB^oi|m
The Epworth Leagme of :·ιβ Matb
odlet Church hold a burl net., masting
Monday night, Nov. I, aad sleeted
nem officers for tha year. They ara
as follows:
PrtaUeat, Mia* Both Whitfield;
Secretary, Mia* Etfrada Cuter;
Chairman of Miménaary Department.
Mlm Mayate I nil Mas Chairman of
I Devotional Depeitmsnt, Hugh Prince
ÉÉW Social Daf^····
HH· of Social Department, Mies
Natf Fridgen; Chairmaa of Baligtoua
1 n«r-rtm»m Ul_ Hood^^m
Inim ι
At Um laat bmU>i a mot Un *u
made to kare a cwlMt for the pur
pom of wearing new nl>»n aad
■tare latere* ft mo ne the
■ben. Tb· loagnora w»n
to two aactiaaa. Kin Mat.
tie Ml Godwin wa· chaaaa captain
far oh aactioa aad Mia· Maym Joho
*aa for fko other aida. Tkii Mtnt
wfll ko on on til December l·. At
that Usa, th» aaittaa having aararod
Ua Boat member» aad having had
tka larwert attendance will be ortor
laiaed oy the leeta® aida.
The leagu· bmm «*017 Monday
rraain* at 7Λ0. Dont «ait to be
• toed to join kttt earn· aad rtre o.
' nam». A «an· «tilioa»· await*
yo«.
LIGHTNING DRU OIL
TANK AMD ΚΑΝΙ TOWN
Wlehtta Fall·, Taxa·, No*. It-—
One man art killed, a η amber au
tainad minar bare·. aad a tau «kick,
it >· cet (mated wfl eu red a miMioot
dollar·, r»aaltod to an oil Ore 8«n<Ur
which awept M acre· of provoa aft
territory oa the oatoklrta of Wuggwrn
ar City ^ aad doatroyod a torfo »ari[
°f FaaaHlar u thUjaay worbj
•pot art deposited the remahM of ·»'·
who ftmmmti Boaoty wlthoat VaaHy,
fltrength without laaalaaeo, Ooorare
Wtthoot reroattr, aa4 all the Vto·
tea· of Mm attheat kit Bleea Thla
Praia·, which wo«M ko anm»»ataç
Flattery If laeeHhdi ever haman
. afthea, U bat a jaet trbtote to the
J Memory of Boetewala, a Do»"
DEMOCRATS PROTEST
U!
Washington, V. C.—D«/»etra:ii
apportion h*« forced * JUpeh'iun
majority of iiie Houee Commit.<e ta
Furvlrn Affair* lo kill the Ml) ap
propriating H >0,000 foi th.· pJrihij.
al Β United 8ut«f «Blury bulUlins
it Santiago. Chile. A »u7,«ier.t τ um
ber of the C. Ο. IP. momSt-r» juin»!1
ίο the protrjt again»* wnai »aa ternj
od "a ΓοοΙΙώ expendttuie of B*Mcy."
The Dvisocrata favor Ihe parr-hen
of prnaunent Ajocrican rmhiAU.
bal la«M that any rack expenditure
■heuid be buHl upon c< maou rr. n« .
For year* many American* bave con
tended that the houtfn^ ef the na
Ilea'* diplomatic rvpm><-nUlW*.< in
foreign tc jntrle· vu in mac ■ In
Uan:es a rational duyracc. Tin· Up
led Slater, unlike many of tit* world'·
leading cuuntmm. ponruu bat few
imbtueldortal. legation·! and rcn/u
lar building* Tbt. «-«rtptloiu· »«
Havana. Tokyo and Conneat-inoplr.
«ftthdl wltb · few eunnlUler in
China.
Representative Flood of Virginia,
inking Democrat on the I'orchcn Af
fair* Committee, voiced the «rofrn·"*,
»f hi* party i-olteaguee in protecting
►g*in«t the proposed osntW" [
penditaic. It we* pointed oat th*«|
rrxbajey building* were much morp
needed In the capital* of Europe rhar.
η South Atnct-icn. wm In imrh u
larve country ae Chile; thai at toi·.
:imc property could be acquired Vvry
rhceply in the Wwiopena rSti»*. anil
hat the United Stale* now had an
opportunity to acfluirc ionic r«-a> bat
tait·-—an opportunity that »o'j"i:.
won ρ ne»
It vu farther poinli-d out that Mi«
wminf allowance of the ambaifn-tur
to Chile waa ample to rr.eir.uiti h'<
■rtablManenl na Warn. hi· co^'-ion
a the diplomatic etrriee. HcreLo
'erc the miiaion to Chile cat a ><<a
■loa wllh a 412.000 annual ralar ,
ehile th* pr*eent anbewidwtklp
•errie< with it IT.(Oh. ,
It it likely that thil rebuff i»il'
iroopg the BepublVcaai to cvarM.-r
be purchaee of cmhaerin in London,:
Paria, Rome and other European «>
*"■" rather than fritter κ «ray ap-j
COTTON SEED PRJCE Ι
MAY BE DECREASED
lute CniiLwi DbcaM Recent
Rutin* Affwctin* Prie·
MCIU· of « mi»t nrti»* by Che
United State· PptrtBtS of Aerlcal
we udmlng Μ ι»—nt prier of
«Mo· w«4 meal, *u predicted yrt
crday «t a moetia* of die executive!
ooualttee of North Carolina Cot
on Seed Cniaher»' AMociatioa held
it the Yarborough Hotel In Batcifh. I
the meeting of the tuv'i Icadtag
•nuhcr» wat called to consider a I
rtUr Mat oat by thr Dtunrtan'. of
tfricultare from Waihlnjtors N<v
rn^tr ».
Τhe circular letter called attention
M · recent report Inrrnut or a con
templated iarrcaee in material* Uju â
Λ toe mangfasturr of fertilizer· nek
le TCtphate of ammonia, dried blovH,
ankagc, fieb κηρ, cotton wed meal,
■oek phorphatc aad balk arid pho.v
iMUe.
Acting andcr thr provifioaa of the
rantrel law approved by Congrrei oa
U|uit 10, 1917, and recently a
neoded. which rive* Ibv Deparmrnt
>f Agriculture authority to reireUr.
ike fertilizer buninrxt, the dtpar.
nent advucO thr croiher» that rale*
>f the above mentioned ingrert ier.'·
it prirea higher than tkox pftvaiN.-.r
>n October 7, will be considered υ
prima facie evidence of profitwrins:.
Ml Mich t ■—ii. tha letter ftatCA. torn
n| to the attention of the depart
ment wiB be referred to tbe Drpart-I
■eat of Jviticc for proeecutkm.
On October 7th, cotton eeed meal
eat generally quoted <n North Caro
lina at M7 P< r ton. f. o. b. mill*. or
►70 per (eg delivered in car lot*. The
tannera were receiving then for their ι
te***! (MM ftJLTt te tIA »utv (nn OK-.— 1
kdvaaeet. It i* Mid. bav·· urrarn J
« th» seed market during lh« part I
IkrM or four weeks, and *■:· loit
»*« roc«nt)y void ·· Wfb a> \i<S prr
'«a.
Thr advar.c* in cotton mJ ho*
woo reflected in th» prie# of nnL
*Wch hit· advanced to aroaad $78
ψβτ toe (a car loll. TH«· rvdortinr.
a tbc prie» of imwil to lhat p-r*»i!
a(t OB OctoWr 7th will mnn * Α»π>
laeUne io the priée of cotton m-d,
ahlch will l»o unwelcomed new» to
'arm-η Id thU StaU who hav< ΊΛ
·· yet marketed thrir crop, it wu
ImI
TV» action of th# DeparUnmt of
^ricuKare cam a» a mrpriec U< the
sotton ao»d and fcrtiliarr Induitr'.
>ti O'tobwf · and ?. Varlnira war»?
teld In Washington with rvftrctec
to pr .··<·« of f<Ttnla«r injradi*nU. aad
in October I»», the depart»· "it an
aoanced in pro»* aoticto thjt thiy
would r.ot ur<!-rt*ko to ft* tor pr't .·
>t fertni*-r Ingredient*. Inelodirtr
;otton acod mini
l,t<· adrkM rwcW
lavtoa yert: nla>
lhat the L
ear mod II,
thdr l«*tt*r
Ihcjr hare arrived a^TTe^li
ion 'n the aniuei, rendition* «ar
reorlin* thoar InHertne* will likely
b«»iii ttnacttl'd.
m UOW ClKVMt IT CI HT».
G* ANU1.A ι £J> PUT AT 1·
R. w Orleaa*. La.. 'Nov. ·.—Tin
prtri for thla κ : .«n'a yellow ctartAru
waa Hxe<! at II raaU a uouo^
at · mectinc here lata today of t.av
lalai.i plantera, thf prkr mihioet to
tha itTtprnval C. AtwvuJ Claw··.··!
Palm·.. Ait additional rent a pooad
for ehott » plantailoa granulated
Ml and the Mate of pria·* arrani
FAIR ASSOCIATION
TOR^CAMTAL
PS!6KTC5Sip
Aùdibctiai 925,000 Ά°·II B« Of
it re J To Pmapim of Fear
Cou-.itr:
?UN BIGGER ANO
ΚΈ1 TER FOR 1920
Ha,I T·! L·* C«m»(nKll4
. t'e Τ*·ι jf Ρ!*> '«■/. >ι«ΜΙ*ι·—
Π ..!«--· Γ. ,-μμΓ ^»nd t Λ Pra»i4a
Per !-»rps t-. Tua ff«r
Iwli serf Mala*.
Cubital Mori of th· Hn-n-tt Ct»»·
ly Arrtrahofal tVir A'xx '»1i.>n wIW
b* inrr«ttK<l ftm tïi.l-w m
Μ 01Λ13 βj Cui rffirUtf Wi Lkr mt r
yrU< cun b·· &H)v..iVd. .« ion n··.·**
f«7 to ik« ted vji l> η Tmdiji
••tjÂt *W di.t «·;·.*· .f ,:.j fair mrl
ίοr tV flr î tira· κ!η* :hc Initial
annual rrvnt of Iha A'KXiatior. wen
h«!d !ijit nor il;. .saw t~.l« rct
(_,c\ ih »: a iUt t:». + , it· nutK.
of -.i-rt > „ ·'.' fair !ki*rr un.) Bi«i'
U'iirflrïal te tku commgnlt;.· ùiar. -.vu*
■.'un. ni tf-i» yi-or.
B« i*--i * t>.*1 .he- l·!»!'?™·!·· Cff-r*
Ciw of tfcc J··': im :n«fc. u./· ·»\"* «ρ·
abir l'Ut· GuMnV'r, (». Y T{' 'hmun
arc Vei>. lÎul.it.ny 'riart ν·τ.·.·\>«Η*
·Ι to lak- ar sir'Wrnr.l
liijrt au. h a*:iï ÏJ. «. .fat: ». J.
Br^l. Π.-. J. R Ztlkr end
ÀUC««; ami!» «M'I.I r.b» u. '.η >A
»f Tiw f-r cthai· htaltfcy cfcartkv
i»b»e Mr. Tilrtucvr. n.nî»rt«l that
t snirît: le ht-rt '.·) pt.rjl'. «ί%»#Ί·τ#
•jî υ Jirr fMtu et &:·«ι*λτ..
JrhraUir rr.J Comfc'TÎanJ <oe .t1·*
to rubvribi·. Hc thcaaJrt thfit liii<
*mM prov. Âf.Un 'tr ihc
l> itijiCint a v-'-dar Ι.·,:·.-ιοι, in
ik· cn<Î-j*t».k'nf.
Oiva OihUm a CLaaaa.
Whin (Hi 1Β»«1 «Ι(λ.ι «». m»i4 .
win (teehinl ta eoni'ine of* nock cub.
•niptior.» le thoec wIk. haw rot y.t
for the time brlnjr catci-pt
ia tbese can.-* vratm the nwistion
vu indebted to »pp"cwt for addi
:io-.al Mock.
The report of Secrciary Owen
OdtUB ihc-vt-d Just rbr fell- ground*,
nui· track ami bj Mm*r had ec^-c*
»Ti|iro>im»ti^T mi 060. Yhe e:»t«ar
pn'»»· had earner. over * per
tvr.t on thl· airocst. 'Λ? esrr.inw»
wore Made to apply an \We excess of
investment over the capital «tack of
«2S.0M. redufln* outttandhts in
owlne ban» into one bif bulMin* to
X used a< β hs.M for machincn <*
hibiu. Tilt «αϊ give tïvem a bulW
ir>r about 2Cft (Vet Ion* by to ."oat
wide. which will provide ample »aacc
fer «jtomoblk», cKctr:ral and firm
marhlnvry exh9i:U and rcUiTt the
ι »Γ.»ν'Λίο). in Vtorsl Hall. Floral
Rail will 1*· o*cd i-xo)u»hrHy for far»
tid home Other barns will
b« built for stork and «wife auil the
pinon»i d will be materially efilarjc
«i
Lw|e New PrbIicm.
To attract Une·- all arotuid farm
i nhibit· the director» ùite'<!<-«l to offer
lltnc prise» fur !)h> best ir. this dan*.
Ore nriie wil* b< |10O. auolH· r *40
and the third $2·. Other mvw pri*e»
will br for farm mules and Ik expoet
ed to attract handrvdt of uxhlbit*
fro» the furrounriirr rejntry. Two
day* w'tl be feat-in d by mule shows,
Ole firrt frrr ms'.frl mal··* anil th··
►rcc: .1 '·.> *>31· one». A f-r«t pri&c
of Ϊ.Ί jSv·* fer 1h» tn-rt
pu" · ο·* ju.'lt·/ On. of f&9 will he
•Hvj for th·· S*l n«'i male.
It ··*&.·■ t'i·» «le-'Ati to ρτο\ îdc a
[.i-iri tor LX'.i'i-i. .«.epatvd by «4
m<l ;κθ|ΐ)ι. t. ■· |:»'.αΜ·;, too, thai
or·· c«y >>f the fuir will b«
«r.vcn crrr tnthely to the colored
ptCjJe.
tllV (irfcfetein wa« a[>fjlntcd la·
dinjwiv if '.be additional fork. Hv
«as ni» ηΐΉ·ι1 on a (oosuttw with
G. M. Tilehmar to nudit the actoanti·
tif thiv Hl'IlWt S.'lt 'Λ»'« iT. Ko
Who en C, W. fn; jn -r tl Henry
1 ji ! ntrtx.:. wen- naa» si ι rnatmilTei
te κίίΐι: ath 'J.r co!u*>d Înrmer Who
τη* cultivâtm<r the (KKiMt wh.n the
Mfwicrlan vwk charm· at them.
Chyles foe prin ting ιι«· all miror
«•■count* of Oie si-«*:a*ton will be
mailed oit by litninr.' Odw this
«ee«.
COTTON TO GERMANY
Savar.r.ah. Oa.—Tu l>.-fouine et
l-.+vy «hîpmoTU ο." rottoîi U k3anu.«
!l· «w*n In îfc** loading her* cl ' i
'•Φ rti amarm wllîi Mr ·»η Κ0.4ιΡ<°
unit ΐ^Ο.ΟΟΟ bal» of cotter «hick (-<
drwtirnl for G»rrran 07.1 O.her ft *
tien paru. Thi* doti ivt i.vclud· a
lumwr of morv ardera'.·· **cmJ
tt.-oah-m which a»? ]*ad.njr .niton» cti
,*txtef!* aad «iaiUr ronirmdiiir»
\to >· an coael noiob.. α/·· dur >itr
«arfcr crrlval. and ntbco arr brin*
ra.itunth' add' H te tkc 11-4. Hum··
rrc of v«rjr !rrr. i-.ii:Vr, rwI*U r'.it
aori the > 1,000 to. * ηι-t. Th»>y ire
for tk·· furifla- Jl < ...-in eo ta,
t'y τικ*·!. Pa*f·, fipiftin, Huwuri.
*ι·1ι<;λ!ιλ. Gh<nt and geit in «outh
Wa'wp»· ruenirr» hr.re
Vlu el>«r«id orJ xaiKV far 0-r
:nan®*t*, trlfc ar.rf Han»·
■teïf, ard Ynrrt t.Tt· ritnr Î «ding, 3a·
'.mata ha.· aNrajr» brra · faeoriia
* -.rt .v'iih fimuii * aod th.^
x·». '-w.-nl k»nr intm-apud by Uw
TtT Ka« MMpaMMd
V*JT *»Λντ Λ'ρΛΗϋϋ are (· krrt
frcf Κ ' ««*ak ntkt ll.'BK
. *.·, 'οτο'γι.* herr ha\ » k- -n maMt·
hly howvy »f ΛΛΛ ·»<ΐ the etoel. U
xia.HH iatyv. ·*ί λ rtrVdonkle
I ovpnrtie· I» already ea ahtpboai 1.
' W> «;?« i. a îel
ν are*'.Λ. Why. I ha».· no»n hat to
|Md kit aaft-nee for huaii "
Wif!»:
I rxjeni "Afwt wfckfe fht woaM
1er ll in Uie crédita and rock It t·
lie·».''