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I San Diego, CaL, Aug. 16,?Enricue 'I
I Estrada, former secretary of war for j I
Mexico, was named today as the er> I
I flfl? \ plot to overthrow the I
Mexican govejiiment, foiled near here I
I l48t. night with the arrest of .174 men I
awi seizure of *'ia(ARV amount of ai^- |fl
mamting and equipment. >'- -l fl
A; A. Hopkins, department of jixs- jfl
tice agent, said that JS|?_ Kej^ndJl
. "from all the information we have '?
it fhelCexieainHMions troua ?
Jfc jjyfjIlfflliiiL to fit with
I any <fl bat Estjjfe) ?
HHfflRw.it. I lfleve.it ^?IB
of tlfiLuts fii|Wi fB
^mmk* iusL*' I
iers, including J. T. Deg- ?
-ive* City contractor, afcd I
fl?LlMfr, president of the aPr- ?
flflflP* coaepaay, of San Diego, jB
wT^'W?,f I
pri? era are quartered at Fort 1
^flflwMjpr'gmahd of the United I
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H|^flf|^a and the members I
^^BflpjBQpsf to make any I
^BflBjaif publication. The few ?
^Bfc- Would: -talk 4 declared!
|tad lm^d as laborers, j
of the
well" holding I
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tAft A f7 CTPrf^f* " 1 JrZS
IJjOrvUmUs v^Qlv I
the main detach
Bwhi Los Angetos :o
trucks in33S
feHowed those oc
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and feftrewd 5f3
if fg y COfttfl wl"l
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Bfc and ?nj
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HB. behind fflgn boanM
Kr ?? being foil
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1?^ followed,, the del
agents were com I
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?aid. ?
ESfe 85 miW east of here!
the border. Latfl
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a ol
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? ':3^few'Pi?o^^^^Htead?
roiw>re^tt!^3riS!n. ?
present ' dry J
chief will - resign cn ?Jus retain J
. SSl^SlKJ^ ??* a '
-tfaynes, whois ^strongly backed by t
the Anti-Saloon League, is pointed ,
out as the most likely successor tov I
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AutoraobWe Bureau Seeks New !
Addresses for Licenses Which .
$?' .*"? ??;* '? *-r\n?^S" .&Z- j . jj
Were Returned
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Raleigh, Aug. 16.?A total increase
of $316,383.04 was made in the coRec-..
tions ? of the highway and theft (fur- 1
ing the. current fiscal year to July
jSl, over collections to July 31 of-the-'
^preceding year according to a state
ment issued yesterday by Commission
er of .Revenue R. A. Doughton . which
also showed a decrease of $11,462.93.
fh the operating expenses of the two;
funds (faring the past month, and a
r&tabse of $I,ID$:29 in --^jwaidllui^ '
I IWjwfcwofcilc bureau a^o report^
peoplftsf. ' -v " 1 ?
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White the highway fluid increased
in collections by $826,311.54 and de
creased in running expenses by $19,
640,84 during July, the theft fund col
JptetionB allowed a decrease of $10;
428-50 and an increase in running ex
penses of $8,177.91. % \
The total' collection of highway,
funds for July, 1926, was 84,840,917.631
I as compared with $4,514,106.09 JpJyl
I 1925. The collections for the-theft]
fund last month was $29,352.50 as
, compared with $39,781 the previous
. year. Expense of the highway fund
wwe $54451.66 as eou^aied
.NrWr $-34,510.82 July of last year,
white the' expenses of the^ theft fund
B"; for July 192*/ was $13,541.30 as com
pared with $5,863.39 the preceding
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I * Expenditures-not included in the
other expenses were.$1,868.74 for the
i highway fund last ipenttf whilp the
lf theft fund <Bd not have any additipn
t al expenses. Expenditures for -July
g 1925 were $757.95 for the highvfoj
fund and $2.5C for the thef^&j^H
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?? POOR; SPORT
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S ^ 4S
'? of governors. She mair be thp tool
or she nbsy ha*
fsh to make her husbanc
her ambitions. She_maj
n of all npnper of-wiilk
I ^-administration. aireh<
oody^
I AH these are only^l
? 4 ? S; A _ Uarmll OX ow-13*^
iopt*''? ?* .investigate*?
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1 La rtTOTTH*'*'? F I
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invention Get* to .Business, F
With Reports and Addres -
1?" es M( Owning Session
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t-Morebead ? Angl 'itAdrtimtf '?%
Visitors ftw : at|d
arts of North&imms9t* itfeding *?
w con*fcop~tere, 11
ccording to. Secretary John i. hi aFer a
? Ctuivtit* -'The AthwtfrXhotcl ttall *
oom Wa& thrroged with membera ai *
odhjV 'Aee^i^4?v'S
The ?9th ? .armdifr convention was _
pehed this rtfornihgv by President A.
fc -Horaey ( .of fiigh Poi nfc: ''^ajn^ D.
IcNeill, of Fayetteville, responded to jj
no ad drc^s of iwlcotiA'by M&yor Lu~ ?
her Hamilton. ^/ejey 4lttier business ,
vas transacted today, except" the re
)ort.of officers and the appointment f
>f committees. ,
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The importance , of fire prevention ?
,'ducation was, emphasized in a main. ,
nldress by Stacy Wader state in" t
airance commissioner. In suggesting ^
vays for strengthening the fireline.3 {
d the state and preventing fire <
osses he urged publicity, interest in (
J;re insurance rates and co-operation. ~
if public tmd firemen. A triple plan j
if defense against,fire was advocated, \
first, the highly trained paid firemen, ]
second the. volunteer firemen and ,
third an organised- reserve, ,
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Thomas "A. Green, of wew iwrn.r
past president. of the organization, <
told of the history of the fit^te organ- ,
ization and dweltolvthe oldmethods i
of fire* fightings. ' <?
Charles S. ? Wallace of Morehead
Grty, pictured the future development :
of .Eastern Carolina. X C. Davis, of
(Soldsboho, spoke on theVork qf the
state firemen. w ?. ?
^Memorial exercises were held tbia
afternoon fiffaihe 14 members thifr1
dfe?'.durios'.4lttt last year. ? Wj# j
memory was extolled in address by
?f ?te '
ill Ail Airpteqe
New York, Aug. 17-?In an jdr
pEwfi 2,?)0*feet above Central park,
j Dr. Henry, C. McKnown, university
professor and former array aviator,
| took Miss Ruth I. Herd, a Mount
[Pleasant, i Tenn., school teacher, as
I his bride today. ~
The ?erero?ny was performed by
Rev. Leslie J. Harnett, of the Mom
ingside Presbyterian church and vfik'
WitnessesH, McMuHpn^ pilot
nock, of Pittsburgh, a friend of the
? The plane took off from -Curtis
field at 4: odock and landed, there
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.'? .? ?'? yjitktifa&fkv\il
TMa^i to be staged at Duntaj
phor for tho Ftat Nation.
? of sleeping
- powder last night andwa$ takento ?
? reaftfeffi: will I
1 be released soon, attendant* deolave. I
*pi; .J^ISSSS ^ I
jnans fiance, d}$d yesterday morning
> iW|^8 *** employed te ^i in
naranee ?departing of Imagine firm
I gl.e yfiungv^oman and fcadgone
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New Bern, Aug. IT.?The program
tot u tile: seefjiil-cenienniirt- cejebriihm
a* Moore'*: Greek bettiegrbuhd' has
fa^ Hllttl'st compfeted by C.
Turuagl, ^FaSnvHle, ^mm of
the Dott^lt. ^>gram committed in
charge of the ^remtB for August 24
?C4he> battleground, when the -tract
?tor to the f&tttal
gbtominent for establishment as aha
Himftll j\n i' '"trrt'-^rr ""- ;>nb ?;a*r
-SfijSitgnt.SecretWtfr^Hafr
&nxLr:MaeNider, Mrs. Alfred J; Bvoe
sHm,.p*esidentgeneral,N. S. D. ArR.
and Representative CharWli. Aber
j^thy.wiU. bo th* chief speakers of
'thmdag.?;; 6en. A. J,* Bowley will -pre
SBnt CalQiie! MacNider and greetings
will be brought by Senator Lee S.
Overman, ex^Governor Cameron oMr
rison, Mrs. W. O. Spencer,
ston-Sale.m,:<te president generai,D.
A. R.; Louis T. Moore, executiv* aee
retar^ x>f. the Wilmington chamber
of commerce, and others. &" ?
The address of welcome will be
made by Judge J. D. Murphy, of
Aftiiville, ^ Tespoi^e by Mrs. C.
;M:<*&rks... tf T&bori,\^6bft vicevte
gent, D; A. RT^-he salute to the flag,
as the'opening: ritual wiH be led by
Mrs.- Frbnk Brandon Smith, of Char
lotte, state d! ? Jfc chairman of the
Cortect Use of the Hag. Mrs. E. C.
Gregory, of Salisbury, state D. A. R.
regent, will preside over the exercises,
^ be opened' by- George J.
Moore, president of theMoore'sCreCk
aBttiegrouiid Association. : .
g BICH Noktf. CAHOug
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Surprise ha& been caused by SeetO
tary' Hoover's statement that North
CarotoUk has had a greater ecopomic
; development in the past fifteen years
stated, while the mote substantial and
Whstilp iMBitaini ibiriiliiiiiiiiiil of Ninth
Carolina has attracted much less at
tention. South Caaolina, Georgia and
Alabama ;Muue srith North Carolina
hi the tJqMaOfe?;oC a textile in- .
j dusMy,. ^ the.^ld North #**?
has in addition vastly profited by the
-jrobili. of cigarette smoking since the
wv, it. &
dustrial Expansion in this particular
iaws?4ar?u I
UuB^' andr Reynolds enterprises, has
brought marvelous results. > I
! The Bfttkea have been tolucco
I
(ion dollar, to,the university of hi^
^tote {hat now in consequence belies
httr -nairie. It is interesting to note
that a dosen or more eaptaina.^f in
dustry in North Carolina all hear old
BngUah names, that they 'adm'debiWd
---1" oMr.M tkof OA
KJJUI m WJX-kMW", WW WUMJ JU |*u.
??tt o?; the state's industries were
I not only iinaiicedat home b* tn
? ^Und^jve cp^roI,aodi?Bi^|^
twular "boosting". ]t? prosperity is
geniutoe. firmly bastd, and sur* W in
raitfett on"roa^^uilding during the
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post- four yens, and now piiy* note '
nt<>mal n*'9&iui& t&XM ftiTfli mw -flftrr
American ' eom??w?oith, ?Kh tt*
?wg*to
^ssiir
/ the^ o:C
ft ^vJjuL.
itilh?il.'|- Hi I in nlni.iln
r| Arts, and orchard s.,?? ?, ggg$ ?5? /&&$.
bills ik' t$ ' ^
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* I as haiK^r P&&&C& and thnf XtTihei^fl
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