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? must apt ?iy know, ?joy aid tvnJ
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aad$. Eaatly
I ^ilrieto k|iMih| it aarachcou
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Mtt ?**Heo<Uto tW? naD^hi
Sot recently vw selected in a M
tfcmal *ie*rch ajr.a hartWmmW
mop 0# Loe "Angeles bankers and
tnaftmf' men to manage the ncv/
Btttmore hotel there ?and. si
fttJOO per year
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State Exhibit At
Sesqui Wins Medsl
A silver medal for North Carolina's
exhibit at the Sesqaieentennial Expo
sition has beea-awarded to the State,
Major Wade E. Phillips, director of
the Department of Conservation and
informed yesterday
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'f^fte^velody is,light and catchy,
Ipillt M ^tfca dance?like fSoir
Tlie middle -part ia
This is pitpbaWy the most popular
| ptano u%a??f the American composer
. Ndvin, unless it ii "The Rosary."
F+TWr-most beautiful little number is
: tHi aeorr uf "Narcissus ~ son oT?a
- Greek god, who fell in love with his
I S&V&P i? kjafi, He Sfc
1 tempted to draw his reflection, from
i the surface of the water for * play
q motyl ?'"d yhftti lift cannot he; be
b comes so sorrowful'that he is changed
i
-s SMLfMmd OOHIBIQP '
Ifr ?i^Hk^K Im niiifi "??
to * f?w kour* whtte ?? t*?ie U '
*jg*. t? lUri w ^; jg|
^>~ Adverting to the e?Uuo sitae
of ^pfjuKrli W0* BW-W$f f&i t ~
BCCCMTr
I . Eighteen Prisoners
I ' Thanksjriviuir Present*
Fear of Priaonn
I - Ace From Pftt
I An old and broken woman, wbofr
? yean of toO let end?avo?d te*ar in
;(Wltor,,^? which to
I to State prison, waa .abl* te oat W
I: Thanksgiving ?ftwp?f with, bar son, and
w31 for many dinners afterward. .
JdOat
t,, v'.Cj
?f}^ Pitt Cwn^y pfigftn^f^ y)^) w?pq
^ a. r
10iw murder? - iii uqo ^ #KAiif. y T^n
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11 y^ars 0j ssntcn?6 ox12 to lv
r {"-? Spa - !.?<_? TRfl - . ? x ' ? '.'^ -|*^ | '
1 Tai> fy^ina? |HH ftnn>tir nfrnn^
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m'W'm '^19 *""*?'<^jflf,'iIn?sKv-vlS''nH f
ifljfc Jim-*-* A 9 Sw^Bb^
H >V ~ 9 ILxym S ^S B BHB' 9> ? ' Sn
g?l So let us get the spirit oJ
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^fllTnuMlc^^ -??
if ?%( o?,^ : __i 'll.Jli. l
bi rw inliihi "*- opruiFGr ana '.^vsriDa
? shall be
of ^ ^ ^ the normal of j
1.3& incites. 'Rains during the
; > 12-hour period ending 4 o'clock I
yesterday morning totaled .35 of
an, tech, and brought the month's
total up to 8.31 mark. The defi
ciency for the year, however, is I
'* inches. ..v.
"^^fourmoatksofth^ enrreit V I
year?which has been marked by
; sack deficiency in rainfall as to :l
serious water shortage in I
some.. places?have shown,. ex
, cesses. The previous high ex
Of:*te- ' I
; iowtod in and1; Jasmary ; I
' ranked next wtth ail enesa of $4
' of an inch, . 'V ? ; ' 1
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Congress Sharply Criticizes the
(Foreign Loan Poliey Now
I In iPoree..*.'
|fe? (By WILLIAM S. NEAL)
Washington, Nov. SO.?Sharply crit- j
icising the State department's foreign
loan policy, Representative Henry T.
Rairfey, Democrat; of Illinois, today
opened what threatens to become a
serious threat in tiie forthcoming con
gress to stem the How Of American
money to Europe fOr investments ;
~ Huge foreign loans will react
agt^t -A^Aean busineaa' And bring.
new^pwign<^ support
ers of the movement declare.
, P?onus nifij{6s
The*, bonds cany a privilege d? stock
purchase. The company is to make
a ^w-priced automobile. ! v .
*|taly haa no restriction on houra
otf labor. .Sfce workmen cant strike.
Every automobile manufacturer in
d&place ah
| made machine in.European markets.
If ^i<the next ten years such Ameri
j can investments In industry in Eufope
las this I have u&itioned will hive the
0H of seriously curtailing our iwn
txjKurta, and, therefore, seriously ef?
busing." ? "
House Foreign Affairs Committee, de
clared that if loans are not halted the
IJnltod States will soon !*#*? blan
ta^rtgaga en Europe.Ml^|^ ._
'..f-Tbe State Department, however,
ckfB not approve these loans," he said.
"I^does not have power to stop them.
Tfci problem must be solved by an
educational jappeal to investors." | I
American investors havh. twenty
billions of dollars loaned abroad, he
said. One effect of this, he assuerted,
Coiart," said Representative Cole, "bu1
if %e continue to multiply and iiv
criase our loans in Europe, we maj
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to
the senate from Illinois, magnet .
be seated, ft is claimed be litnidl;
bought Ms election. Show* the
senate refuse to admit hiiSjj^Len i
Small (above),> now governor,
Stoma as the man. to *11 Pith's
I chair fat Washington. Gov." Small
I will resign. yFred Sterling, lieo
tenant; governor, then becomes
governor and will name Mr. -Small
m eenstor ?*
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Persoa'sSesmtl
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I Suit Non-Suite f
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Will Try Again
y
Attorney Still Acting AsAtfrvs
er For Tobacco Co-Opera
: tive Reeievers.
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Yesterday it was off again, with
the suit of Colonel W.M. Pewon, <rf;
MlritfSi? y r?rt
[be oififra short time before hj^illibe
Ion again with a brand new-sufc: 1
f Colonel Person yesterday withdrew
[ the suit'which he started Saturday
Nash County J-Juperior (^urCMgfarr
J J, N. Sills, cleric of the courts^ad
[granted a motion to nonsuit a prior
[action whieh Colonel Person had
[started with four plaintiffs, all of
[ whom led affidavits to the effect that
| they had been solicited.to become par*
[ ties to the suits and had not under
[stood their nature.
James H. Pou anu Cale K. Burgess,
[attorneys for the ^ociation^. inti-|
mated'yesterday that they would move
1 to dismiss the action, on the ground
[that it was brought in the wrung
[county and that they wanted it hied
["where he is well known or wheje it
[ us convenient to us."
[ Whether in anticipation of that rao
jtion of for other reasons satisfactory
to hlnisef, Colonel Person took -the
[matter into his own hands and last
[ night announced his intention of in
stituting a new action, stating he
[would bring it either ' in 1 Franklin
J County, where he maintains his legal
residence, or In Wake, where the as
[ sockiibn, has its offices. ? Hr
J Person, while engaged in- hiiKVi*w a?
J forts to tear down the cotton as**ia
;[ton, .remains as one of the attorneys
Inouncem^/that
.three receivers for the tobacco' asso
I CtclviW* ctiv uO'lllvo XT. rOU) OX HHiviKn*
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Falhrfe To Eaaet Farm Rdlrf Miffct 8??ilt i? a Dk- ^
Washington, Nov. SO.?A veiled
warning that failure to enact farm
relief legislation might result in a dis
turbance of the political complexion
of the nation was sounded tonight by
Representative* Dickinson, Republican,
Iowa, In protesting against the actio i
o^the National Industrial Conference'
Board and the United States Chamber
of Commerce in forming an agricul
tural fact-finding body.
He was disposed to believe that the
jpiiit commission "is. hot to get more
information,'but to filibuster against
passage of a genuine fawn relief bill
at. the approaching session of Con
gress."
"The farmers are not entirely be
reft* of power," Mr. Dickinson said.
"They can still vote. They are still
art absolute political power in many
states and an irresistible balance of
power in many othert. I pray that
they may not be driven to the use of
class political power?but there js an
extremity of discrimination beyond N
which they may dot Be pushed with
out danger. "
/' Not Providential
"With his pifcperty values reduced,
his crops unprofitable, the purchas
ing power of his dollar below par, the
farmer is not fool enough to believe
that these things are a visitation of
Providence. He knows these thing* '
are largtfythe direct outcome of
manipulation and discrimination in
economic and political policies of the
nation which air affecting the distri
bution a? wealth between dwitt. /
with victim^""; r . r
"He is not going to keep quiet about
it, and .he is net;going to stay at homo
and slop the'bogs while these emi- ;
nent industrialists open headquarters
in New York for another rperitotic
questionnaire throughout the country
Its find out how much some popple
jdbn't know about the farm problem."
Dickinson suggested that^the
these two business organisations can
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Sounds Warning
As To Fireworks
And Their Sale
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Those Who Expose CfaUdren To
Danger Are Murderers.
qever be, solved until the- business
men of the State realize 'that, it is g
business problem and handle it ? M': ~
filtjate Pire Marshal, told memben of
the Current Topics Club ia. weeki?
session at the Y^ M. C; A- last night \
- %he State offldal likewise sounded
warning against the uae of Christmas
AtmniMii!. i?I cannot 0*di} wordk to
express my opinion of aman,* de- :
dared Mr. Brockwvdl, "who, (placing
his -k?ve for* few ftlthy dollars above C
thf lives of the. children of the eom- ?
unity, will sell fireworks onbide tit*
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