CALL ELECTION TO
DECIDE ON POWER
PLANT SALE HERE
CitisMM Gfoaa Final Ward In
Carol in* Power Com
pany's Contract
$45,000 OFFERED FOR
MUNICIPAL PROPERTY
Issuance Of Bond· Not Neces
sary Sine· Company Will
Not Re«[uire Loan — Regis
tration Books Open Next
Weak—Election To Be Held
December 13.
An election to determine the will
of the people of Dunn in the matter
of d'*poaing of the municipal dor
trie lighting and power plant to the
Carolina Light and Power Company
for the ansa of 948.00Γι h» been call
ed for December IS. RegutTStion
books will be opened November 14
st City Hall for the pnrpoae of per
mitting all ciiisena who arc not sl
rcsdy registered to qualify for parti
cipation in th* election. They will
close December S.
Contrary to trst expectation· it
will not be neccmsry for the town to
loao the company any part of the
*nm neeesssry to ita contraction pro
gram hers. Originally it wax planned
to loan ths company approximately
1100,000 to defray the coat of bond
ing trmIIaviation linei from Bennon
and the purchase of the line now own
ed by the town ef Benaon connecting
it with the company'* line* in Sroith
fleld.
Should (he ToUr» ratify the con
tract diawa op by Clifford and Town·
Λ «J J_.J Ik., tk. (am and tUa
company the electric liffct and power
problems of the town will have been
aohred. It I* the belief of all «ho have
etodied the contract tha» there will
aot be a dlaaenting vote ca»t if the
votera are made to understand juit
bow helpful the company'· com.DC to
Dane will be to induitrial and ioraw
tlc ltfa.
Oae of the beat features of the
abandonment of municipal ownenhlp
of the electric plant will ba the large
redaction _ of the prie· of
••nui to consumera. It ii
}· P< ehabu that a redaction of at
ooe thtnd will be made kv price·
as Ha na the uiumi h»nm· af
TV '
; that the town1* «lac-1
I (team plant of eaf
reconstructing Aa
distribution system to M peawtot r»
qnlrameata would Involve a hkp «am
•f money new, and that other Urge
nme would ba needed for replace
ment· and lapmr«a>«ti from year
to fftf.
Tot theae reasons and for the ad
ditional reason that the company will
ba in poeition to furnieh practically
unlimited service within a few month/·
th« commissioners feel that the be»t
interest· of the community demand
that the company'· offer be aceepted.
There la now outstanding and doe in
IMS approximately $40,000 in bond·
isroed by the moaicipallty for the
preeent plant. The contract with the
company apecifiea that It shall pay
96,000 eaah and live aatiafactory se
curity for the additional $40,000 to
he paid when the municipal bond· fall
due. The company Is to pay ux per
cant on the deferred sum. payments
te be paid semi-annually.
No part af the real estate owned
by the town la Included In the Item·
to be purchased by the company, nor
are the hollers, pompe and engines
aaad In the water department and the
white way lighting standard* and con
duite. The company, however, will bo
permitted ane of the power station
»W · y«(iwu νλ il»· /»·'» -- —
kM> an auxiliary «(«am plant Is re
•err» km «util 111 hydro plant· are
•bit to tarai«h continuous «errice
without danger of interruption.
Acceptance of th« contract by tho
coopuT ia contingent upon Ka ίWi
tty to make ft tatUfactory deal with
tfit town of Bcaoon for the traol·
mlielon lh»e« botwoaa that towa and
■atthCeld. Theae lin·· w«r« con
*mt«4 by Benson révérai yean ago
wtth the uadanftoading that they
»wM ha keifht at apprmiaal price
when the company extended It» «er
vke eonth of there. It ia not expected
that any hitch will be eneooatorarf
The company aarree· to atort eoa
Itroctlon hare within iix month· af
ter the ratification of the contract,
world's. cotton condition s
cknirally look promising
Economic eondltlen· in Κα rope,
outatde of Reaala, are gradually fm
Eaa.'gtfca "te &
the Bore a* of MarketaMid Crop Ke
h—..M United State» Départaient of
Agrlcuhore, recent)yr»tur«ed fraai
a few month·' trip through Europe
"d Egypt Sudying «onaral awrket
condition· for cotton, „
hearing on the proapcetiee Hrm»nd
far the Atterlean product. The do
partageât'· reureamUtW» report that
the eaaranptTon of American cotton
may he expected to »how a eor^dcr
able increaae, periiape 10 to II per
coat or*r that of laM year. ι
VMto were made to EnglanU.
France, 8wftaerUnd. Belgla», Hol
land Norway, a»*dea. D«nai»rfc. Oor
■aay, PoUtid, the free city of Da»
rig CaM-hetlorakla. Aaatria, Italy,
aa· Egypt In addition. Mr. Meadow,
al·· »-»tod Paleatin·. At all the oot
to· warfceting and manufacturing
cealera (eafarence· were held wtth
Government eActola, cotton »·*.
Wj.ker.ed ether», and much vata
ahW Ja£«rmatto« concerning roadl
tlea aft eating American cotton wa»
aWWj. «· >*ceat advance In the
3Χ2:'^ίώΐΓ5ϊ;
STATE SELLS BIG
ISSUE ROAD BONDS
Five Million Dollar· Worth Τα
New York Syndicat· Brioc
$8,021 Premium
The 8ul« of North Carolina ytt
U-Hny sold ftv* million dollars worth
of fivr p«r cent. forty year bonds for
κ permium of <0,021 to » syndicate
of New York Hankers through Β. J.
Van Inperi Co., of Nt# York.
Sut· TrsMurcr B. R. Lacy who
nrjfuWetcd the Kale dsclarcd yNter
•lay It was the b«M ι Kind deal by any
southern State «me·· Ilia war. Four
ai'<l a *<alf million dollan of the
amount will 20 toward highway ton
■truction and the remaining half mil
lion to «ehoolr and hospital*.
Γ ranci? J. Hoffman, agent of Van
Iniren & Co.. waj in Raleigh yester
'iuv whin the a»le wa> perfect·!. An
•iounci-nj'n'. of it was mnde foil η win*
•I.* Tretine· of the Governor and
Council of State.
The five million dollar sala was the
ftr*t of any real propurtlon» sine·
1918. Recently an advertisement for
liid· to Treasurer B. R. Lacy appli
cations for only f17,800. Bands of
this amount were told to North Caro
linians in irnitll dénominations at par.
Since that time the total sal· of Ule
IH21. authorised istuos has reached
jnly 140.000.
A tentative proposai for SIR,000,
000 worth of bonds it is understood,
ha> bem made, but that was not cen
tered yeitorday when the $6,000,·
000 ut1p was consummated.
Money fmm these bonds will fo
Jirect!> into the road work under
way, it !► declared. Short term not··
.liver earlier in the year, and running
for on·· year, have not yet matured
«nd it is believed by the time they
are due the bond market will have
improved to *ueh an sxtent that
No.l'i Carftlini· wilt κ» ·κι«
more bond» at a flood premium.
ENGLAND MAY REALLY .
BE ON THRESHOLD OF ,
PEACE WITH IRELAND I
Ναι Sine· The End Of ttl·, lay·)
Sunday Tim··, Has S!)mUm
B-ren Se ]nt*r**1b|
London, Nov. 6.—Storm clouds, tn
the form of a threatened hiatus in
Ihc Irish peace negotiation!, are loos
ing on-the British politic·] horiaon,
and whether Ul«ji break d«p»ad»^»j
to
_ J» iaa_
le>. hju Mro lengthy conferences
with I*r m· Minister Lloyd George
yerteiday at the letter's request, but
the premier* are unofficially «port
ed iu have mad· no advance toward
a i accommodation of their respective
virus. The conferences are supposed
m cnlazite 'he constitution and pow
er* ot the council of Ireland, delim
itation of the frontiers between the
north and «oath, protection of minor
ities and ulher possible bases for art
tVmcit vrhirh have been tentatively
•iprerd upon by ths British and aina
lein reprejenistives.
"•Not »inre the end of Ιβΐβ," says
the Sunday Tim»·. "has the political
situation been 30 interesting, so eriti·
c»l, so full of hope, and at the same
time so uncertain and likely to fly off
on unexpected tangents.
"We may be on th· point of set
tling the Irish problems. On the oth*r
hand, disappointment, which Is «till
potiRitile, would not only leave Ire
land in a worse state than befort, bat
would have far reaching efforts β»
our own domestic politic»—split th·
unionist party and either take Prom
ivr George 'nto temporary retirement
or put him at the head of a new coal
ition."
The News of the World, which Is
credited with enjoying especial (wor
in Downing street, >ays the Irish con
ference is at the cross road· and that,
ibnuld Mr. Llord r.anm h« unable
lo briny «boat a settlement 'om c»rd«^
—-that ix, on the kuli of the terma al
ready laid down—he may raalgn. The
nt.-w»papcr «aya H unHentandi that
the premier ha» canceled hi" arran
gements for a week and aojoam at
Cheques court, hii country estate, M
a> to co«for with cabinet member·
"concerning a situation of deepening
gravity."
LUCAMA WIDOW GETS
$6,000 IN COMPROMISE
Her Two D»*Vt.r. G.» 11,000 Each
HufcuJ Wa. KUWd la RaB·
read AicUmI
Wilion, Nor. 4 In Superior ««mit
here tti'm morning on a coasrawtaa
venlict Mr*. I. M. Williamion, ef La
cama, who wa· ntnjr the Atlantic
Cent Line railroad for 111,MO for
the d«ath of her hutband, who wu
killed at a coal ehate in Richmond 1*
•'une. 1915. wa« allowed I·,000 of
the amount. Six thousand dollar· U
to ko to the plaintiff and ♦ 1,000 to
•acri of h«i two yeung daughters.
At the Mmâ time and ta the am·
accident Jam*· It Corbett, of thia
*jtjr, Mjilained Injury which neeaa
J.tated the amputation af his log·,
in a corapromlse lereral year· ago
h« wa, |9,tOO.
"""i *J!d Ι»»η·«·τ* of Rurope aa well
M »'railar line, of Industry la thia
country. According to the beat la for
mation obtainable, the cotton masa
begin· the new M·
ιί^Γ^,1.*?η *·**· *·'· ^
large rvoeka of cotton or cotton goads
held by "unufaeturers In any ftuo
pean country. la the judgment of (h«
1. J "·£"■··<» follow a ''hand 4o
monih . policy In purchasing Its sap
Pti" of Λ**[.'"î*0"· and ^mariean
holder· ihould adapt a gradaal mar
Hating polky to eonf«nn to Βοτορ·*
requirement*.
;
MICROBE OF LOVE
HAS REAL MERIT
CRITICS DECLARE
Will]
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR
TRAINS DUNN PLAYERS
Naelroll·, Tua., It S*y·
Prodoctioo I· Much AW*·
The Uaual And Lack· Ear
marks Of Atm«|· Horn·
Ta lea t Vehicle. Good Some·
And Flme Chorea.
With every n«mb«r ef tki lam
cart rhoeen to preeent the "Microbe
of Love" at the Metropolitan Theatre
amirr the autpkee of the American
Lr«ion neat Friday night trained te
the highest decree promoter· ef the
project arc expecting te thow eeme
thinc ont of tae usual line ef am»·
teur production· to the hie crowd
expected fer the occaeion. M1m Idaho
Hasgaboek ie directing reheareela
aad is more than veil pleased wKh
die progreaa of her charm
The play it one of real merit aad
haa plcarad aodlencee wherever It
hae been preeented It was ahown la
Nashville. Tenu., in Jaaaary of this
year. The Banner, ef that city, had
the following to say of H:
"Bright and tnerfcllng waa The
Microbe ef Love, a maxtca] comedy
riven at the Orphcum lut lûcht un
der the auplcte of the Y. wTC. A.
Sonif ecicntieta maintain that thaïe
are friendly genu at well at deadly
one», hat the aether ef thia clever
production, MolUe Moore Cedhold.
went- the acientiats one better aad
wove a charming comedy «heel a
microbe which waa mem than friend
ly—a real love prodacer. MUe Sarah
Marie Klmbrough of the Wayne P.
Bewail Lyceum and Predoelng Com
DB1IV of Afla«fa Λ· - Aï» m m.
ted the comedy, mal starred M II*
dtm Cupid. Inject* > lev· vira* 1st·
the mort chronic bachelors ud ^un
iters with rapid imIIbmUI reeuKi
that lead straight to th* matrimonial
•bar.
"The performance tu remarkably
lacking in atnatearûhnaa and it mov
ed In a marry quick step, one ta»
iag ecene following another, later
•peraed with catchy m« lndle· and
chorue* which war· plaaitng alike
to the aar and eye. The eaat M«dad
W. C. A. gidi who lm
· - c«_
"The loeal hit· addtd gi sally to
'he marriareat ef the evening and Ifca
leading characters all wall *n iteiasd
their part*. Tb· lead·.- of tie gpu,'
•ter·* Club. Mia· AUiae Friday aa
PrUcilla Pm«, tho hea<l af the
bachelor*· ho*··, B'Dy ΙκΗβι·.', »n J
the gifted Mia· Kimbrough. dispen
ser of th· Icv6 microbe, war· txesl
Icnt.
"Tb* coutume* «η fraah aad ar
tl*tic. The scenic affect· beautlfol,
and tile dash and spirit displayed by
the participant* would bar· reflected
credit on a profession si performance.
A lift el the coed eoogs aad choraaas
woc4d includc "ertrj number with
which the boek la interspersed. Da
Ugfatfal w«re "The Tea Cap and ft·
Spoon," "They Always Follow Me,"
a Japanese eong aad chores, "The
Giri in tho Gingham Gown' aad In
Oar Boagalow.The Oui]a acme was
admirably don· aad especially at
tractive was the lantern scan·, where
the girl* carried electric torchlights
and parodied Diogenes' search for aa
honest man la their scsrck fer a hu»
band. An angling scene waa quite
pretty and the climax, a bridal aceae,
was a delightful picture."
TO DETERMINE MERIT OF HOGS
■V EXPERIMENTAL BREEDING
Although there U a higher percent
age of pnrcbred boat la the country
than of an* other clam of lhre stack,
ther· i* itill mach reel* fer Improve
ment And there la much te be known
concerning the rtlatir· sssrtta af
srrtro*. tmitnd·, >nd pentrtth. Te
' mmk· tome of the point* dcamr Um
Animal Husbandry Diralon, of the
United Bute· Department of Agri
culture, ia starting s breeding and
tinting «ipirkMot dut WIU con
tract the tarait» of uatag «crab, trees
bred and purebred bsara on acrub and
enwabrrd w« If appropriation* pro
vide avAelont money H may ba bat
the effect of nefa» eroe*rod and
«crab boars on purebred wwi will bo
Uudierf.
Ton eroaabrod sow*, of rtilei·
brood mixture*, and 10 *erab aowa of
tho raaor-baek kind will bo aaid
Half of each of thaae groupa will bo
brad to a purebred boar; half of tha
Π ret group will bo brad to a croao
bred, and half of tba other granp
will be bred to · *erub. TkU tua·
acberae of breodinc win bo carried
oh from generation to generation.
Some of tha offspring will be fed
out and «one of thorn will bo kept for
breeding before being fad out. flhoata
from tho different lata will bo put ia
food lota together and fad alike aa
that a fair eompariaon can ba made.
Soma of thoaa ecrob* and eroaabrod·
will be compared to feeding triala
with purebred· raised aa tha depart
ment'· experimental fprm at Belta
rlllo, Md., Some will be put lato dif
ferent experimental loti ou varie aa
feed·,
Nearly everybody thinks tha pure
bred ia euperWr to tha *erab, but
there ia dlaagreauMnt among farmer*
about the mortta of purobred and
croeebred feeders. Tfc* department
Kon<·· that ia due time Ma ax perl mente
«rill give raeulta that will anawor any
doubt*.
Μ»ιιι»οι»
W. C. Jackson and Baede M. bom».
O. A. Warren and Mary L. Jetai
Λ}. A Matthew* and M tea le Tripp
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LittW Hirer Baptist Now Ν·
br Μβ 7 Report
(By REV J A. CAMPBELl·)
This Baptint bod* was ornnta.d »t
iaïx IÎÎ24 church hi
IM·. wrt Rev. Terrell Brooks, of
Jo"c·{»"»■ modamty. η4Λ.Γυ·
vett, Lillinnon. «ferk. Tha associe
tioo was composed tartar ·' church
î»?.iX\?r t*»*?h*L«k«rehae fi
oatsHe the cooaty. The
ÎL^* *—*» **Çk. -«t * H~
—··— avniv» "MJCfl Bin Μ α*c
ton Creek, no* Chalybeate #pd»f»
cb*re war· 741 ••(«ban. The aeeo»d
iceslon *u held M Lnitnjten and the
officers war· JU»· Tamil Brooks, eao
daratar, Bi clerk. Mr. Flil·
liard served as *Ik until 1M0 <Am
at Baptist Grove J- A. Campbell was
elected dark, ^'ch poittion ha has
held ever nee·- At tha Marion re
cently held at Baptist Grove, ho
forty sixth, Hon- J. C. Clifford was
reelected moderator and J. A. Caap
btll clerk.
The recent IMrten was is auy
Tcapocts the ha* of than all. Tha
Eint memhoehip is 4,MT, lh»w
marvelous lOwth flnca 1110
ι the laNÎUm sat at Bead*
Grove numberta*·»» veaabera. Oar
baptised into chtirrhtt of Um ft
•ociation 44·. mach the L»T*.rtan«.
b«r la tli· hMMT »t th.bodï Only
twU„ before ha· the
aeou one pear.
ι Tv* -P*** wii nirlabl»
ώ Ik· Λβ. ferward loolun* apirtt ci
^S* *·** »· eafciad
fe«l>nn abown, ket · bannttfol Chrt·
&%ïït~s.*srKr*.A;
where. On· J·· better Iiihii· on
•vary hand. Th* coanwnlty ha*
made wonderfal Brofrwa in rJttinc
dowa Ilqaor m·**» In the community
and the ehueh and Paator W. C.
Dowd ilaacrr· β®·* praiaa for brinff
ina In tk«M« lay,
Dr. W. y. OsUenVwry, rtjninV
iff the For·)*· Miaaion Board, da
uber*! a naiaSv of addraaeee, whleh
were jrrrHlr «i|m|. HI· addKaae·
•a "Soul Ood'« Silent
BUetfng»," "Ob' tife ta China" «ad
"Fore*» Hi-»···" will lira with oar
P*e*b far mn · day.
Amont aU«* »■«>» eaJorad ad
draiWM w«ra tkoM of Mr. ». k ffnsh
rick of th· Of·*·»·*· and Dr. J. H.
Qerrotl tl We· '«reat ColWfc Our
homa p*opU mad· Ana UDn, too—
•aeh a· D. «J*JWr ·■ BapUat pa
per·; Dr. i. W. Halferd a· Orphan
ua; ModartMr Clifford an La
Creek Academy. *·». IA.I
alaleni; C. C.-_warran on (tata ela
tion·; L. L. U*»aen tad J. X. Byrd
on aUta and MavteOeiia] mlarfona;
■» fiXfe» ·»>»«■* «w?:
and Kim MaMta Bala an woman'·
wortt. Ta fact, ware wta aat a poor
■cmioa of the what· aaaoeiatfcm.
The nest aMaeiatioa maeta at
rrtradahlp In Oftobar, end the next
union meettaf M Oak Qiwra In Jana
•n
WARM WELCOME
EXTENDED FIRST
BAPTIST PASTOE
Rty. Elbert N. Johmn Grot
«4 Heartily U*t
ALL DENOMINATIONS
JOIN IN CEREMONIES
Pastor· GUd To Have Hun
Her· And Are lavited Tc
Ce-Operate With Him la E»
tabbahing Miauterial Union
For Ralfeioea Uplift — New
Baptist mialaUr baa ever rc
ceived a warmer welcome to a new
partorate than thai accorded to Rrv.
Clbert N. Johnton by the atabinhif
of the Pint BapUat church of Dana
aad Um community generally. A con
gregation that packed the church to
;ta utmoat capacity, a crowd that fill
ed every available apace «ran late
the gallery lu wclcomc to tho now
paator Sunday night a· a follow nia
nte r and ai a citiaen la the corama
iho Sunday aerriee was turned In
to a mooting of formal welcome wttfc
the paator· of other dcaooiaatioaa
taking part and holpia* Mr. Johnaoa
feel and know that he la etartlag off
hia paatorate here with the undivided
<ysapathy aad encouragement of all
denominations- A finer program has
never been arranged, mingling won
ο·γτ·ι maa-.e wnn anigniroi nan ma
tnappy ipttthn. Mrs. J β no Ouy wae
■ charge of the musical program and
presided over the pip· οτηη. Carey
B- Taylor «ai th· general chairman
it th# ηπκ( and had charg· ot tb·
η acting, presenting the various spook
■n on the program.
After the organ prelude the big
congregation aaajr "Praise Cod fro·
Whom AU Blsesinga Flow" and Βσν.
J. J. Langaton pastor of Ok Chris
tian charth, delivered th* invocation.
After a fnr opening remark» by Mr.
Taylor m which he extended the
thanka of the Baptist charch te the
members of the other church·» for
iaining in the service, ha presented
. C Clifford, member of tha board
ef daacoaa, who in a gracions rfddreaa
welcomed Mr. Johnson hrto the
church_A)ways a delightful epeaker.
Mr. Cttferd aet a high mark for ad
'- ΊΒΜ e( ihat kM.
chair waa followed
' ·βτ. Angus *. —
£· P·* l* yean paster «f tha Pre*
■are Mr. Johnson a ι
come ta thia field.
Following another hymn. Bat. J.
H. Buffalo·, beloved pastor of the
Methodist cfaaceh, was nreaentad by
Mr. Taytar^Hen behalf of hla peo
ple he told He sew Baptist minuter
how happy ne waa ta receive hi»
into the work in thia community. Af
ter another aonr Mr. Langaton wel
comed en behalf of hia congregation.
Each of thr addrrmss of the pastors
waa of a hick order and extended a
real welcome that eame direct from
the" hearts The offeriOff waa then ta
ken during which the choir rendered
a beântifnl anthem. Bar. James A.
Campbell, principal of B. C. Α..
for many years the clerk ef tha
Little Hiver Association, and for two
years paator of the Baptist charch
here more than 26 yeare age, ia a
magnificent addreea, welcomed Rev.
Mr. Johnson into the association aad
reminded him that the number of
Baptists had grown from aroond a
hundred to ever 4,000 and aa the paa
tor of the biggest church In the as
soeiation.
Following a hymn aad prayer the
new paator responded delivering a
short sermon ia which he gave what
he termed the keynote of lus paator
ate here. He called upon the other
pastera for the formation of the stron
gest and beat working ministerial aa
aociation the town has ever had. oae
that will labor and Aght antn "«at
aa'a throne shall totter and fall." Ia
a joking way he gave Rev. J. A.
Campbell the title of "Bishop ef the
Amedation." His aermea was a stir
ring one in which he called «von the
NMffrMBtiM té% màmnA law Α*. Λ14
laafe ·ιι4 lu teaching· and follow Um
daster vp to the mm aad go wttk
Him to the rvrj «nd.
rdlewnif a hymn with the c<S|»·
ration Joining in tha pastor pronoun
:ed the benrd.ctioa.
The Btpttit church km mmtli
wr chased on* af the prettiaat iW
1 en res Id town, completed Jan a few
«•nth· ago. and turned it avar to the
saw pattoT far a home. Believing the
paster of this church should Kara a
Mat the. equal af any, the HMkm
taught for 110.#00 Ik· Arthur Ftp·
kerne an Layton avanaa and had it
ready for occupancy whan Mr. John
ion aad hi· family arrived laat weeff.
Tba y moved right In and are m
fortohly quartered aa peeaiMe
The First Baptist church of
is look lac prayerfully to Uta fatura
aa tha graataat In Ha Una history as
d«r tha leadership of this good jean
and cooâdentl* believee tie I.ord will
direct bath chard» aad pastor lata
greater heights and creator fields af
usefolneaa for His Kiagdoss. Mrvsr
before baa thli church >een ao hope
ful for Ito fatura, this being doe in a
large meaaare to Its unanimous be
lief that Ood brooght tha aaw paator
hare In aaewer to tha prayer· far a
shepherd to lead theai In the battle
for His ι
r. S. Ctiltoas LsesUa la Seafood
A newcomer to Saaferd la r. B.
Cal lorn, of Puna, who la tha district
agent tor the KoultoMe Life laawr
aaca Society of New York. Mr. Cal
loa» has opened oAcaa ia roems Nos
II aad IS, Melver Banding. Tha
Kquitable le eae ef the strongest In
surance companies In tha | world aad
already has a largo number af peHey
holder· ta thle eaetlon. Mr. Callaaa M
an af able geatleman and will as
doubtedly kaild a» a large eBaatoW.
MORRISON CALLS
SPECIAL SESSION
• btek
Aa Date Par A»·
Οαιβιγη Mtxiifot y#·
tcrday formally called the Caaeial
Axumbly at Berth CnHM to aoa
viac In «perlai mhIob ter· at itim
o'clock Den-mbcr · to make auilaiia
far a deftctt of ITOO.MO to (te aeteel
iaada of tte State U< to MRMt aa
error in tte Manictoel riuum Act
by injm of «kick it ««a declared
UMMMltiiUonal by tte Hortk Caro
lina Buprcmc Caan, haadlrapatog
virtually aB tte cltiee of tte Mate m
their financial peUctea.
In Juae Oovarner Minim
no anted ttet te Bievld etll th<
cial «cialea tofathat. after tte
cipalklea had nMli preeeatad _
eau«e aad after Dr. K. C. Brooka, 8a·
pcriotcadeat of Bchaate. had laid
bate the aituatfea to tte pablic acteol
faud by reaaea of tte taidaqaarr at
the IS coat property tax far acteol
patpoeae In i»*0.
HaU ™
Klertieaa will te held la a η «ter
of «oaatiej to tte Mate on Mm·
her IS to All vacaaeiea to tte Oaaaral
Aeaembty te raaaaa of laatgMMaaa
dnce tte Ittl iiaalia la >■■■. aa
in the eaaa of Wate Ceaaty, it la like
ly that the vacaaciea vil] aet be tiled.
It appear» to te tte aaaaa of tteea
■oat latoraatad la Wake County that
.he coaabr will te aeSeleatiy mil
..anted «η two aaatiri at tte mnt
dwa and oae Saaator.
Tte call for tte apodal aaariOB
apeoa the way for a aire canon!
dlereadaa aad praeaatotSaa of Ugla
lation that will be arooaeeH far tv.
twenty α·Τ twit It II
how·***, that «#orU will d. m
KoUt the legtalaUea down μ
u pouiUt m th* two Mllm mw ι
.-*ii to by the Geeeraer in hi* *all|
for ■ «peclal ttmiam.
DEMENTED YOUTH TH*
TOOL IN A CONSPWACY ,
TO KILL THE MUNIE* I
Mr. Man wj"
Wiefctc T·
Tokio, Ne*. B. — Kyfcki Nafcoka.|
th· yoath wka laat night mm
Pfpbi Takaakl Harm le M* 1
U hare kepa a tool la a
to kin tk· Utii—ι ■
•aarck ia ketef far t ·
ei un Identifiai ι
vad kmrrtodW laa
the
Prwrttr Bara'wu akavt to &ke al
trala at 1Λ9 tat Kioto to attend al
aaatJmr of tkc 8etyukal party. With
him wore a naaber of tka party laa.
"* îBîïdi"€ Η·*1·« Xatoda, for
roer minlitor of linn ι ■ ι j m. wj.
wiek«t platform Mokaka looped
hi*, and, ««laiein,: -Tka roairtr,
••«By"! plangad a énl award lato
ki» left brea*t, the Sad* panctartn*
*'«β·,11" amaaair «ai «elaeJ. wkib
tk* fallen premier wai aariiad ta
*tat!on matter'·. Fiiat aid wu ads
:'Ur»d and k« waa taken to Ma hoi—.
S* yttkfa » tew miaote* after |
|hU arrival thare.
K*w* of ■.· «ttatL lad koaa nn-i
mediately dapatcbed to Btopanr To
«fctto. who mat Ma lord chamberlain
to the premier** kedaido.
Crown Prinea HiroMto wai
f^ tkc«Juki· elok »kae word
kim.The party di«parmi, tka prtoce
mn<S*t Baron iArateKaatoo. ktal
lord atawward, to tka Hara n
The fortnichtly dance at the ,
hotel, attended kjr man —
Japaneae, and other
tkronffhowt the city wai
ta*peadad ai tka Ml
apread.
Charte* B. Warren, Amarleaa am
bauador. Uaaed a itotenaent itaiim
g Μ» rytap.th, with Japan in the
Iom of one of ft* forvmoat
Hi* death, Mr. Warren aaid,
thing «hart af a calamity, eomfaur at
thi* particular time. It waa f* " 1
Κβ λΑΑμΑ fVa* lam.· kaa « -
«en whe coeld be dnaaéad apea to
iteer * mt· cnna la tb· diflcuH pe
eled ronfrontinf the ud**.
SALES TAX AS SOURCE
' OF REENUE DEFEATED
le.moo. S-U· Te* .1 Ow4UM M
Oh Par c«a| la lie·!·
' Λτ Vete ef 44 to U
WuUoftos, Not. 4. — TU aie*
lax aa a Mare· of federal κναο,
kl tU· time «m definitely rejected
tedar by Λ» mtli, Wt there «M
farther ivMnm that H vu the per
ροκ of ImUkli nfî—!>■>!
l«ed»r» to Vrtoc it forth later aa a
moaiu of raUiaf fonda te bUM
the proposed "«»· way" plan far li
i luted compeaaatioa «f fonaer aar
VÎ<· MAB.
Th. aiajarit^ UxUy e«»ln*t tha
Smoot amendaent te tha tu re*te>
Ion Mil propoataf a bnalaaoi aele·
tea «f on* half ·* μη per a«at «m
«en larwer than «rat that laat alfM
aaalaat the Bneet eeejaer cent aaa»
ufertorti*' mim tac. "ft· rote teder
«aa 44 te aa iwpm4 te 4· te M
laanlcM.
Aa waa the mm trtth the — m
farturrre* tax, the Γ—mate voted
.•elidly acataat tha httrfaaoa tea. TW»
were jelaed Wy at leeehHeaaa.
The MNato mtlaaal eoeaideratlea
of thr t*> Ml at a aeaala· teaM
but with the *eIdler toile «M ethai
ha perle at ameatfaaante yet te be die
ÎÏÏ?AS?ÏÏS.Ïrtrw3i
week. T)<ey «ought te etoteia «taat
aioa* ceaaent fer a ftaal vote a* I
p. ». Ta m da y with debate IteWn
after I ». a, Ilea day, bwt the pta·
feU threogh after tern dlbato
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