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COWAN THRILLS
BUSINESSMEN
"... IN FINE SPEECH
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• WUsnJmgtom Mm Imprmmd
By CWnW of Commrc.
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AM corQ
f PICTURES BIG THINGS
‘ ' FOR.DUNN’S FUTURE
Soy* Orfuiutioo Big Factor
U Program of Liao Cotncnu
witlor Rlddla and GolcUtaio
. Toll of Work—Local Spoak
; or. RomdoaooMt.
‘ . Declaring that Dana was eae of
> the bast towns of North Carolina
1 and that the record made by its
Chamber of Commerce during the
first year of its existence was a cre
■ It to the men who formed it, Jan
H. Cowan, of Wilmington, enthused
n body at the town's business men in
one of tbs bast m—*bss over deliv
ered bon In tbs rooms of the Cham
ber Themfiny night. Mr. Cowan, him
•elf n lommirtlsl secretary end one
of the leading factors In the resuo
»f the progressive gUt in
wmKgtea, was boa at the invite
with PiwHist Goldstein aod tbo
' board of directors, desired tbet <HJ
xu learn oomothlnf of the oryani
s* Una's wort doiinf tb* year.
rhamduu of Coomtit*, Mr. Cow
an P^Wtoll out, are just what tboir
male* them .Nearly always,
b* oaU. tb*. r*al work of tb* oiyaai
“*ln«bjtd Jto b* dob* hf tb* loyal
f*w *W bad a arid* la tb*lr coa
■■***7- Ikb ahrayi lad to tb*
chary* by selfim mb that lb* or
&s rare
sdEHF.s'srSss
float of American prnpreea.
* Optimism was tbo keynote of-th*
dlobamdlbrt Oibtor* dlaeoom*. Pro
• mat oaprceoion, b* declared, to only
a temporary effect of tbo float re
adjustment period that aai bound
fallow abnormal conditio no creat
' meric*, with all Its
'daw plant rodop
'■*- nannat ha kept,
y«a*
■ CiwiiTmid that there
I war* be* elemeato imratirl to paod
I membership. They wore undentand
( hop, desire, determination, action and
thing fcvfora he can undertake it ta
tsUigaatly; ha moat rosily dadn ta
aceaapwi aa objact. be determined
ta eaaanpllah U, act toward that aad
and have Mm; quality of
l. that ha caaaanc to It aa a bull dag
1 until it i*»easa«ip*mad. Than an
tea May jWUswt ta swary commu
nity, he salt, whu an eantant ta tf t
t ta tha hod id. dw P«« tha
oan. Than, ha dedarad, an tha
i gnal in drawbaeha to yccemfal com
that*they an mod active critics aad
mad idU wogksn for tha thing* that
go ta aaaiu a aatmanity worth
whOo..
Pma, Mr. Cowan declared, io a no
of tha host'to mu in North Cantiao.
■ Ha had vMtad all parte of tha town
darise tha afternoon aad had motor
ed noma through tha ostiytag farm*
f tag taction. Hha*. bo mUd, jhefour
i£«5i£s!£J^ssajsf
( trJvsttSgsZji
• make of tha towa what Its people
I mat it to be.
When tha record of tha Chamber
af Commerce was revealed to the via
Ho* by the report* of Praaidaat Gold
. data aad SaentMT Kiddle ha was
, das ply hapnmil Ha mid that It waa
a timid to ho prowd of aad that it
wwa aa avldaan what aaa be aoaota
i hatwaan Din and Nawtaa Jim.
* raalataUa* ta Daaa a fraal;tr*la ta£
rttaiy tint waa padaally drifting ta
atbar townai tba raor^ataattoa af
tba wajay;. tjab tttaayb o^lab tba
’ MaSnaStnad? aid la rallrrliw
} tiM^MaSafabarted-. b^nrln* tba
* Hu^rr^r^;
i •rntoTSlnpwhUh^W^fc.
\ affaat nn &a taoral aad natnw
! jb^^SKssvs
.• -miinilT?, aatwmaa aad wttb i
ptaa far a iihtlaaaira af that n*f
aratlaa whWh had iraatad aad hap<
, alWa tba Dana gplrtt aad tha Cbaaa
1 bar af Ca— mm Ba «aa plaa*K
wttb tbla raaard. Hr. Btddla fobaar
ad tU OaMatala. It aar tba IM
anMtnW ba bad bad ta tatiI tb.
t Jartbaia of hla warh kf»-* hk
|. fe^ritb»ttd!f^> jfowMd it
f b *
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ty-Biri van in ana b a raw
hlinc UUU TlUac* in th* wild*™***.
Sine i that tim* ha had men H «row
by ltapa and bound* aatll now It
could truthfully lay <Uhn to tola*
"A. U*-d town Mdor tto
When Mr. Cowan flniahod M*
•fweV th* aodianea oeeordod him
“SJCo. -b*w •>
K wtaaia MtoryriM and rigor that
hthod Mart that litii# rfllago that
J«dir> Clifford found an.to mad to
bnnantaf what It la today.
Otars* K. Grantham and McD.
HalHday mad* thort taftt whllo KM
dto la th* ral* af haad waltor pro
KiX.'SZXt.lSSSLiZ
STMasISgs^
haart of Daaa'* hatlatat dhtrtojlo
si s&sz*rar£'~ii
ss trsmjs! jars
ssssxrr-.ar’ ST*?:
I Dona ffotrtt eaoM not tBatod. Tar
to* that Daaa I* “to •«*»■
‘ ^It^waaTVnat tomtlaf tad It
I maaat a tot to Daaa- ft It a ptty
i that retry bo data am la towa wat
I ^^Njbtot Ma eo-bporatir*
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Mr. A. J. Coopar Dias
Thursday A% Hospital
Mr. A. J. Coopar, 71-year-old,
prominent farmer of Banp.on eoun
W, father of Dr. Q. M. Cooper of
the Stats Board of Health, died last
night at *30 at Rex hospital where
he had been for some time aad where
ho was operated on last Wedneaday
Mr. Coopor was a beloved eHJten of
Cllatoa and was for a long time one
of the leading farmers of Sampson
county. Ho was a consistent member
of the Presbyterian church of Clin
ton for 60 years and was the last
charter member of the Clinton Lodge
of Odd Fellow*. He took great ia
torest la the Orphans asylum at
Goldsboro.
Ha leaves his widow, Mrs. Elsa
Caspar; ess daughter, Mrs B L
Fttamrald, Gretna, Va.; four eons,
T. N. Caspar, Chatham. Va.; Q. B.
Cooper, Kinston, Lieutenant Com
mander O. F. Cooper, U. 8. and
Dr. Q- M. Coopor of the State Board
of Health at Raleigh. He leaves two
brothjrs: Jeff Cooper, of Clinton,
aad D. J. Cooper, of Balrmbarr.
The funeral services will be bold
from the residence at Clinton either
Saturday morning or 8uaday.—/To
day's News and Observer.
SENATOR SIMMONS JOINS
UNIVERSAL CONDEMNATION
OF BUTLER FOR CABINET JOB
Now Bare, No*. 26.—la reply to
“ taqalry ~f»oae the Wilmington
Star an to what ho thought of tha
•ndoreamaatof Marion Batter for a
cabinet petition by certain name
crate af the State, Senator F. M.
SLmmone aont the following aoewer:
Your, telegram requeiUmg my view*
with moped to eedoraemeet of Bai
lor hp certain Democrat* for Secre
tary of Agricaltare la Harding1* cab
loot motived thla Morning. In reply
I heartily loin la tha w*0-nlgh uni
venal coademnation and Indignation
af tha Dmnocrnta of tha State over
thl* ham mating and etvltifying ac
tioo of a few prominent member*
of their pactj.9t
Booster &auDMi thinks that it Is
exceedingly ditgrectfoi that any
Demoerata ehoold endovee the eandi
& at Batter for that or any other
MRS. TERENCE MACSWIMEY
WILL VISIT ASHEVILLE
Aihrvilte, Nov. 16.—Madame. Mar
Era* MaeJBwingy, tieter at the lata
rd Mayor of Cork,
htegram Cram her beo
_ _ , left Tknre
day to vWt yon with new*." Madam*
Margaret maScwmay la a sitter at
th* college of 8t- Genevieve ef the
IB:_Ail
TAREORO MERCHANTS TO
HAVE A PAT-UP WEEK
Tarboro, Now. 25.—At • meeting
of ths, Mere heats' Association It was
definitely decided to bar* a “pay-up
wuak" from December 1 tepecember
10. A number of tba merchant* will
be famished with coape ns la deno
minations of oa* dollar. Every tin*
a dollar is paid oa account a oouppa
will be given, on which will appear
the name of the merchant giving the
coupon. The name of the evstamor
is pkead on the beck end deposited
la a boot A* the end of ‘par-up wash’
a public meeting will bo Mia In the
courthouse end all of th* coupons
placed together and a disinterested
party win draw. The easterners'
whose same appears mo* tlsooa oa
tba book ad th* cunpou will got the
Ant pries. Thar* will be four cash
prints f—in-the same manner.
rteejr of Mousy Arrive*
Now York. Nov. 26.—Arrival her*
today of 66,060,000 worth of gold
on the steamship Olympic, part of
whleh was consigned to J. P. Morgan
and Company, for th* account of th*
British government, was regarded In
financial quarters as ths beginning
of another extensive movement of
th* motel to th* United States.
Public utility plants produced el
ectricity U the oaaouat of 20,114,
000,000 kSsrwdtt-houiB during 1b*
first eight mouth* of th* present year.
Thirty-eight par abut of this was pro
duced by water power.
MUTUAL PLEDGE OF
HT ~ ,_> MADE
Prnaidwnt Porraa, of Panama
•nil Prmidomt-Eloct Hard
ranama City, Panama, Nev. 18—A
pledge of enduring brotherhood and
co-operation between Panama aad
the United State* wae pros o a need
here tonight by President Portae of
the Panaman Republic and Warren
G. Harding, Preoldent-elect of the
United Sutea
J^oaklag at a banquet given by
hi. In honor of Mr. Soni?
Porrno declared It waa the wish of
iho Fhn-Amenean notion* that the
United State* should continue a* “the
fi ,t*r,.of our American continent
th* nl t,r •*•** cxopM*
j *®*y follow in tiic paths
of liberty and independence.*'
In reply Mr. Harding voiced warm
reeiDroealian at tku-«- -
friendship and declared that It wa*
ona of hi* fondest hopes to see the
Americans _ Nerth, CeAtral and
couth,—united In the purpose of Ht
lag peacefully and la co-operation.
As in all other ciehtnftf of cow
Ualo# dnriag his vacation trip here
"• Hardin* Budn it cloar that ho
*»ke only as a privet* citiaen. H*
carefully chose hi* words aad hi*
••raosA dsmoanor, howover, warn ta
ken by hie aadltors ae plainly idXea
Ul« '•••deop realisation of tha to
sponalbilltlet that will b* inavitahla
la raiding Pan-American ralatloao in
thaeoming four yean
Tha American official* of tha Can
al Bone and most of them in high au
thority in the Psnaman republic were
present at the banquet which wa* in
the nature of a love feast to earnout
th* comity between th* astlou oper
ating th* great Isthmian water-way
aad the nation whom 'territory tt
After the banquet Hr. Harding
held n public recaption In th* Union
Club, where the dinner was held, and
shook hand* with hundreds of rana
maat. Though ha made no reference
to hie speech at the banquet to ape
etflc diplomatic policies, the Praal
dont-elact had before him at he
toohe Retailed information gathered
during his visit her* an asaily ■<*>
jeats affecting th* c*««,i mnasge
ment aad relation* with Panama.
Washington, Nor. ti. — me
Elms Britton, private secretary to
the Secretary of the Navy, was laat
night elected president of the North
Carolina Bociaty at the annual busi
ness stenting preceding the ball at
KtsacWs
Capt Tarry A. Lyon, brother of
Congressman-elect Hearer Lyon, of
EayetiwvUle, was olaetad as a vteo
praaldect of tha society, and Kogans
r. Hartley, chief clerk la tha depart
ment of tha canout, was re-slsctod
secretary and treasurer foe another
year. The society is in a healthy
condition.
Angus W. McLean, of Lombertaa,
who has been president for the past
year, declined to serve as president
again afad Mr. Britton was tha ananl
mous choice ef the Tar Heels to suc
ceed him.
lUDCKCRUT merchant
sentenced to chair
Asheville, Nor. 26.—That attor
ney* far tba dtfeaae win task to hare
Governor Blekatt commute the death
ten to nee imposed thla morndn* in
Reporter coort by Judge B. F. Long,
of Rtateevtlle, whoa the jury rettara
td a verdict of guilty in the Am da
F*». 1“ tho coat of J. T. Harris,
Ridgecrest Merchant, far kffltog E.
W. M onnleh af Tuscaloosa, Ala., ra
ti rad capitalist, )a tba information
learned here tonight Thla It ia Warn
ed, will be bitterly opposed by tba
prosecution.
The Harris trial, started ttorane
ber 11 end east* to an and this morn
ing. Just two weak, lator when the
lory marched into tba tontiinn at
10 o'clock sod returned a verdict af
rnardar la Mrt tori degree. Judge
Long at once sentenced tba defend*
eat to die In the electric chair at 7
a. m. Friday, Jaaaary *0. The de
fendant gave notice af appeal to tba
Supreme Coot
The trial staged tba greatest legal
‘ idr conducted he tht*
W. Brown aa prt
, J. E. Swain, acting
suusieer. owing to the fact that So
licitor Pritchard ia a nephew af tba
prisoner, and Judge Freak Carter,
Jadgo Thomaa A. Jonea and McKin
ley Pritchard far the defense. This
Is m!4 to b« Utc drat than la 1« yoarr
that a white man baa bean ssnUnaed
to die by a Buncombe county eeort.
ANOTHER UNIT ARRIVES
AT RIO ARTILLERY CAMP
Fayattevtll*, Nov. I*.—Thu tearth
unit «f «h* Fifth FUM Artiltory W
roach Camp Brass hara jroo
terday from tamo Dl*. A opodai
train hrmtebt M Battery B. of th*
r*ctm*nt ltekh wtU raplaca th* 10th
aaaltth ft*M artlRwy roglmndr M
th* ramp. Th* battery carrte* a roo
ter of thro* o®««r* and 14» *•»
Th* battery tommandar la To*.
Llout. C. B. Hisen.
Th* loadftmrtoro company of *#
Fifth RoghathL th* (apply eoatyaay
aad Battery A bar* alrrady Mitvod
at th* ramp. Battefy C. win teach
h«a tomorrow from th* N*w aJraay
camp aad Battery D a faw day* la
tar. Thar* wtU ho aa tr**p* eomln*
In *a Satarday, a* th*
th* oaldteri wfo b* baited far «m
day by th. ********** «
glvtos Day at Caate DU.
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BRITISH EMBLEM .
STARTS RIOT IN N.Y
M Sympathisers Start Trou
hie Whan Flag Appaar.
Onr Union Cl oh
Now York. Nor. SS.—The aroai
qniet obaerreaee of Thanksgiving
day hare waa violently interrupted
abortiy after boob today whan crowds
who had attended a high requiem
maaa hi mamory of Terrace Mae
Soioey, former load mayor or Cork,
rioted at the eight of Britleh flag
dec*rating the facade of the Union
all* acroea Fifth avenue from Be
Patrick'! cathedral.
After a flght, participated In by
hundred! «f lrlah •yrapalhiscn, In
the coarse of which plate glare win
dows of the dob were Mattered by
■iaeUaa bortad by mierbere of the
mat, aider was rest or ad When a cor
don ot tOO police itself
erosnd the beleaeared building Tbe
anion jack, which waa the cases of
the eeeeeiti though take* down et
the tint demand of the crowds end
Beatty rani sard. still wee drop
ir the sidewalk with the eab
af Franc* aad the United
when the frame ended.
Whan the clamor of the Ant nub
mm tka offtndUr banner was at it#
heifbt tb* BL Bov. Michael f. LavdW
rector of it. Patrick*, dad in Ua
ministerial robsa, naked oet of tka
chare b and pUjfcd *“ vato with Um
leaders ta oa«H tka disturbance.
After mseated and motorevcla po
lice had dlwroaod tb* aamehiac for
ces a mrqr af •aiaM of battle re
vealed casualties Including a doaen
ar mors Mtahtfr iajaied who had
baae atterttlTlbla* brick bate. AH
wiadowa aa tbs lower floor of tka
deb had beea mm died.
Before tha* befiaataa of tka Use
Bertaoj mast, tka attendance at which
EsSHf^jESsA.'ti
moved. IV club sBMMriad “»
oiled, bet Wtor. on I*struct1.oni frees
deb officials, tka flaff was reaUesl.
^S*S3riHs
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A. T. Lw Pbmn
Away At Winston
"JL. T. H. U Ami_
Urn Id the rtrty-flrrt year of hla life
St Wiantos-Sslea THuroday mare ling.
Friday Ma body arrtred ben aeeom
paniad by bit only aan, Robert, and
waa cprried to the heme af hie broth
er, George Moore Lae. where a dtrt
funeral terHce will ba conducted
Saturday men tan. Rev. George W.
Lee, of WtaJton-Salrm, will continue
the a* nr lee at Greenwood cemetery,
whan Interment will be mid* be*ui*
the grove of Mr. Leo’e Ant wife at
1# o’clock.
"A. T” oi be wm familiarly known
to every person in the community
fifteen year* in, waa a pioneer buai
aaoa man af Dunn. Ha ante rod the
baatnaai life af Dana aa a mlaaman
Aar Mr. Uanefaard, who conducted a
store wham George William Butler
market now stands Later ha par
chased the corner on which iaUaa
M. Leo’s store itmnde and entered
bualaesa for himaatf. He wae aignelly
aneoamful. "A. T’e~ comer waa
known for mile* ■ round and it wae
not until quite recently that the cor
ner eeaeed to be known by that name
Mr. Lot waa aa eccentric c he rue
Ur, but vii noutttf^ of koon bust
H ZZJVnfVZZ. of the leading
buaiaaas man af hi* day here. Ha
wae twice married. Mia ascend wife
.arrive* ham. Ha ia alto .arrived by
four brother* and thro# Maters They
are George Moara, Jeoph. T. N., and
John Lea. Mm. Martha Coata Mm.
Farmhaa Fewier and Mrs Winnie
Tart.
Mr. Lee had been ia bad health far
aavaml month* and waa under treat
ment at Memorial Hospital. Wiaeton
Balam, mart af that time. Ha had
made hi* hams with Ma eon far ear
"rMi*Hohart Lee ia hem vHhJjrt
hatband. They will (atom to Wto
FOND wetting t million
dollaes in bonus checks
Deem It, Nov. It—Boom chocks
•yyreyatiny More than I7,S90.S00
for employee of tho Ford Motor Com
pany are bow belay written aad their
IMtteatioa win Mart Janaary let.
Mat. aeeotdlay to aaaooncemoat tbit
Mr. Ford aba aaneSoe!/ a forth
eoaity oatra throe per cent Ha
month* **dia« December Slct, *a
Fort lswfMtesit carttflaau* held by
Fort'sold. I* an «ddtti«.nfoto* ywor
Mtood Hz per e*»t- He added that
S per eent had beta peld SI. hut bH
JTa total of Uper rtnt ea the cer
tificate* for IN** _ .
Mr. Fort’s H»t*toQ«t wrt
wm tMsncs? to eorreet whot he
•aid wm an. *miU*M report of to*
tteeayby *. g. tfanele, dlroetor ol
tho Ford KdocatieMl department bo
fore Jodyo Aleehok*. la Chleayo yea
tortUy to tho effect that tho reeeai
Fort ear
o employe!
^ _ &o2&
) plant ted <jaH week wdhla the loo
Kdaye wm corntot, S Ml *M a
the •*•«*£• •» the eowpsaj
hare, bat the aten bod left votnnter
Up, and Inervaeed production of th
laaaaialny eaiptoroe ted mode it ao
n —t M reytaoe teem.
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Develop New Proceee
For Extrmctinc Acid
tbe fartillaer_
Md k«* today by. tba
Ayrieoltore. Tka precaae baa baaa
worked oat an approximately a
commercial baaia at tka (mnant
experiment plant at Arbnstea. Va.,
Experiment* baaa dawn tkat pbaa
phurir add can be fraad from rock
by tba eat of feel aU Buck Bon
cheaply than by older Batbada. tbe
annoaocBaant aaid. Wktla tba aeta
al coat waa not aaUaaatad daaaly, tka
axpcrm.au Uadad to abaw tkat aeU
•odd be produced at aboat II pa*
«nt d tba aetaal value of tka pred
•« while tba chaapaat prrrioaa pew
docUoa oaat waa placed at abaat tt
par cast
Sasarg.ggyygg
tal A. MUoJ? ~4> 't J?3k
real rtauhad la tka trial af eO wkkk
alto la .applied abaadaatly la aaa>
liana af Fladda wbara pkenkata
rock dapaatu art bake ~*—*iart
H«bor recovery ia da'aaad for tka
« (wmt
taaavary while tba bad pnrioae rw
eooary waa owly kJpbtly above Id
pn cant, tba department declared.
r“,u^]2rytair,^riw,^f
Milan Leeile and Vbgtafa Lm
Benton -nd lloadorr High school
basket kaB trams engaged tat their
eecead game Here Tuesday afternoon
the malt being a score of 12 te 14
In favor of the Beaten Ha
Mrs. W. T. Martin Ml yesterday
for the Traskate' I aiotW which is
to bo heid la dstaorlHs. Nev. 14-17.
j She la a rasas bar of the meeotive
j committee. After the misting, Mr*
Martin will ranatn far a few daye
visiting relations end friends. '
ars.'SSts;
hit it stsittoa Mr. J. D.r
1AM bat a Anal statement from him
fM ImUo|.
The frianda of Rev. S. M. H«U,
bath in and ant af bit church era vary
■neh gratified over the newt that
ba and Mve. Hall are ta reaula In
Banton far another year. Daring tha
year they bare bean ban theykava
■fda no tabors of staaneh frianda
who woaid have bans sained la tan
Savant af ear yoina people at
tended tba play "Clabfctoy a I»
band,’* which waa ytvan at faar Oaks
Monday rrtulnr. Mash art ad tha
play waaapplanaed freely. and to was
attendad by an ayyrvcUtiaa aadtonea.
Tba Ml# goarfaSa Made i p*«t Wt,
ad M. Mbs Wort), baddaa being aa
anaflant nuak teacher, r-mi tba
art of Making a Undent*, recital, at
often Manotonotu, entirely latent
lag. Tba goallty of bar week b rtawn
by tba yirfnyg—a af bar ygb
ta ba af tha
Tba Baa
w01 gtva a _ __
slsrafs^rjMS
■ K iMiollo to to • mn to
; lightful art_
I Grant Britain to tout fa hagtn cm
''•earth work In India ta drtanafaw
tha feadbiUty af pyadneta^pewar
BK B I HH— II I I'
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SHAi NEILS' CONWmON
TO BE HEU> W BAVAMMAH
Boronr*h, (k, Mar. f« g i
SSsr.t^SSJSH
Onrrotao* from Twm, Wik, im
S&SH'wKlS
eonrroatiaa in lm
H ho MU li May am
Mdr ho tha maa
la to ha a waaMag hi I
marrow of all tha dote
■who farther plana.
(MM uvmo WAGE Dt
MEW TOME MOB FAMILY
Mow Toth. Mar. SL—A Uotac
3**» a family of flow la Maw
laaaaaa. mESS."1' ^