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VOLUME TWO; NUMBER I4t .
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Defense Presents Its
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Witnesses In Day’s
Session Garrett Trial
Testimony Given That
Preacher Had Threat-i
ened the Garretts Pre
v4ps4o The Tragedy
•"■"CflPrland Court Uouae, Va..
Aurtfl 29 Testimony that Ref. K
C Hair* had atatod laat April that
R O. Oar rat t county clerk, would
V*se*wu Cumberland pretty boob aa a
* orpoa" and that on a previous occa
sion Me had aald that they would
another Hillavlllr affair
In fMfciberland to clqan thing* up.
»M given by the defeaoa today in the
trial of R. O. Garrett.”
These atatementa with teatlniony
designed to ahow that the mtalater
appeared to have Home knowledge
of the ahootlng of A. M. Chandler
froga ambuah laat May together with
the appearance of Larkin C. Garrett
on the (tend were the high spate of
the day In the trial. Special empha
aia waa laid on the teatimony con
cerning the miniature connection
with bandied ahootlng pg It la the
defenee ftlaim that that affair led
2 directly to the fight in which Mr.
' Pierce waa ahot to death a month
taler. Much of the teatimony concern
lag the Chandler aupportlng had
been given before and other than the
atatementa attributed to Mr. Pierce
by wttneieee who had not prevlouSTJT
aijpoared o
The only other aennation feature
cam# during the teatimony of Judge
W. g M. Smith rommonwealth'i at
torney celled hy the court. During
croee elimination Judge Smith etnt_
ed that ahortly before the tragedy he
had gpne to Mr. Pierce and aald
“**bat U he did net let up In bia crlt
tclam of the Garretta he would have
tronble." -ewuif! %•
411 told, nine witneeeea took the
dUhd f6r Umi defense toddy and In
additional the teatimony of Dr. Dod
non who attend** R. o. Garrett at
a Richmond hospital after he had
been ahot aa given at the trial last
month of L. C. Garrett waa read to
the Jury. The cross examination of
Judge Smith begun yesterday In
which the prosecution sought to
break dowa the testimony
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marsh pall ok exchange
LAIR TO OSMAN NTKATEUI
London. Aug. 19.—Various reason*
have beta given for the depredation
of the mark. In a recent circular.
Messrs. Samuel Montague and Co.
Shaken and bullion experta. give an
resting example of how Germany,
herself la weakening the mark on for
eign exchange by' enlarging the de
mand for stable currencies. Prunalan
and Bavarian banka, with State sanc
ttog. It is stated are attracting sav
ings deposits in paper marks offfphe
same gold value.
"The “Savings Gold Mark" thu;
avoids th» depredation of the de
posits while they remain with the
bahk. Tbe bank avoids any loaa In
this way. Tbe "Savins* Oold Mark"
baste ia merely camouflaged dollar*
When the depositor hands his sav
ings to the bank, to' be kept say for
three months, at I per cent tbe bank
nt once beys a cbrrespondlns amount
of dollars and deposits them with an
American bank at any. & per cent.
Tbe result la that the depo*|tor who
la precluded by law rrom sending his
money abroad la also bylaw enabled
to do so, while tbe (tank make* a more
or leaa handsome prolit both on ex
change. |fso prohibited and permit
ted by tbe law, Mates abroad.
ybith wrrnißt hers for *
LIFE WORK IK LITHI ARIA
Danvllla, Ang. M.—ln the little vil
lage of WeetvilM, near here, lives
Bruce Stulglnakls, who appears des
tined-Home day to alt In the govern
ment councils of Lithuania, one of
the new nations of Europe
£glnskl* ia Ibt nephew of Aleh
in Stulglnakls. who win elected
eat of the far away Baltic re
public in June., he Uvea in tbe
Lithuanian colony of Danville, la
studying at the University of Illinois,
himself for a public
*btu he In graduated from
cW>-
Bruce Htnlftnakt* la the son of a
Westrille merchant, - and since hla
father's death the Lithuanian presi
dent has been directing the boy's edu
cation According to tbe plan. Bruce
will go from thn.Unl vwafcy of Illinois
to tbe the Un)vanity mt Realm for 'a
gradual* coursA -v •■'- - '■'
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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i Italy Demands
Formal Apology
Rome, Aug. 29.—Tbe Italian
overnmeut has demanded a for
mal apology from tbe Greek gov
ernment and indemnity of 611,900
tyre and that fuR honors be paid
<0 the Italian fleet lu PllVraeu.
because of the aaaaaaiuatlon of S
members of tbe Greek Albanian
foundry mission nt Mondva
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Strop Goes To
New England
Washington. Aug. 29.—Assglninent
of 8. B. Stroup aa ludlvlvdual chief
of general prohibition agents In New
England waa announced today by act
ing commissioner Nash today. Mr
Stroup baa been In North UaroHnj*
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Coaching School
At Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill. Aug. 29. -.The second
annual coaching school for North
Carolina high school coaches con
ducted by tbe University gets unler
way here ednesday wttb registers
tion of the men. and actual work
begins Thursday with lectures and
practice Tbe coaching staff of the
University will be here, headed by
- "roaches BUI and Bob Fetxer. to have
rharge of tka coaching school which
wilt consist of lectures on the the
ory of football, basketball, baseball,
track and tennia. and of practice Inl
these sport*
L H. Rankin, secretary for the
coming yearhrdodloll yyowwow kok
for the coaching school and a di
rector f tbe Extensln Division under
tie direction pf which the work ir
ha be done, announced today that
urospecs were for a good attendance
from high school athletic directors
from all over the state
It ia expected that all tho JTnhree
stty’e coaching staff consisting of
Coaches Bill and Boh Fetscr. O nly
Pritchard, "Red"’ Johnson, and Her
,T.an Shepard will be here to assist
In the work Louts Graves. f'>rr.: »r
xtoU- champion, will give le-u-e**
*.i.| demonstrations In tennia beory
und practice.
The morning* will LK }uken up In
lectures on the sports and
the afternoon* In pu*Mng Into prac
tice what ha* been brought out to
the lectures. Immediately after
lutirh each day there will he a round
( lahle discussion by the roaches of
vsrloua problems that may arise In
their work. The coache* will be In
session from August 29 to September
8 and they will tie at some kind of
i theoretical or practical work from
eight o"clock In 1 the morning to late
afternon.
WURZBURG RFFR MAJT GO
HIGHER . ,
Wurxhurg, Aug. 29. —Beer drinkers
ure watching the German hop crop
anxiously. If the production this
years Is not greul the price of beer
orobably will *all even higher than
has been predicted by the- brewers
An Inrhease of 260 per rent In puper
mark prices ia scheduled foe the
near future, and sill more may be
| expected, as the efforts of the gov
ernment to peg the exchsng rate or,
the mark do not seem to tie meeting
with any permanent success
Prospects are excellent now for a
,good hop crop In the Franconian dis
trict. but rain during the hurvestlne.
Hcason may Injure Abe hops this year
a* It did last, when the output was
discolored and Impaired In quality.
UOVVUKINT HHOCR* UARMGKS
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London, Aug. 29 —The eommunlsls
Ideos.of J. T. . Newbold. the Scottish
Communist In the House of OqAnion*.
have relatively UlUe effect on that
stolid body, but the same cannot to*
said of bis wratther dreaa The
House received a profound erthack
during London'* recent heat wave
when Mr. Newbold appeared without
a collar, wßhput a tie. without «
collar butlop. without a veet. and hi*
! shirt unbuttoned and opend at the
nfek
The Communist M P walked to hi*
»eat In silence until some of the |.s
bor Party members gave a few cheers
In approval of bis audacity.
Prior to thin entrance. Commander
Kenworthy held the center of Interest
by apparlng Ih the House Jn white
*hoea and a yellow palm beach suß
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High Point. August 29 Building !
permits Issued here this year call
for construction work fn the city
costing ovnr $1,591,966. according to
offMla! records tn the office of the
building inspector
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Pickets in Boston Phone Stride
Hare are some of Boston's i*i»|>liuo« girls who are picketing the !
various exchanges throughout the city. All Now England Is affected by the
strike.
CONVENTION OF
STATE OFFICIAL
Asheville. Aug. "Sf -Secretaries of
| slate treasurer, auditors, comptrolera
and purchasing agents from oy-ngsihe
entlre nation are expected tn gather
here September 13 for u three day
r.nnual coavcnUon of the National
. State Auditor* Asncolatlon - Every
stale Id lb* union will be represented
Jilt the convention., '•voiding lo
tvance t* formation received hero
Tie iirominent state officials ai
tVi-dv hue accepted tp i i.tlrns to dr
jllvver add reuse* at the -no ting on
*ubje< t* varying from NpeClal taxa
tion to hlghtway legislation., accord
ing (o a tentatlvev program nnnnunr
led In a clrculur teller to mcn|l»ere
|hy R. P. Chase, state . auditor of
Minnesota who la,. chairman of the
program committee. These speaker*
and tbelr subjects, s* announced by
r. Chase arc:
W. S. O’Brien, jjioutb Dakota *tatr
troMurcr. "A (Tgnrette Tax."
Frank Page, chairman of the North
Carolina State Highway . romitilsslon
"Stole Highway*i*gtalutlon and Fi
nancing "
John T. Tracy. Ohio Htale auditor.
"Ohio's Reorganized Administrative
Machlm^ry.”
Solomon WlHcottHln
treasurer. "Making Use of the State's
Money to the beat Advantage, or t-.ie
Wisconsin Itlea."
Jamas Jackson. Maasa'hyett.
stole treasurer and receiver general
"Uniform State Accounting."
Thl complete program fur -the-au
ditor* ronentlun is expected to he an
nuunced In ithe'hear future
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“KKI.IGION i GREITTiKKII"
lIEULAKES JUNTICK TAFT
Boston. Ang 29.—The need of re
ligion in the present crisis Is stress-'
ed hy Chief Justice William H Tuft,
In u statement Issued by the
ian News Service lu conectloij with
' announcement of the thirtieth bien
nial meeting of the General Unitarian
( Conference, of w hich .the chief jus
tice Is president. The meeting I* fn
l»e held September 11-16 at N*' w Hav
en, Conn. In the building*.Of Yale
L'nliej-slly, In conjunction with the
luunntl Minister* Institute and chap
ter convention of thy fnlinriau la-a
gue.
“Honest doubt* In re*|iect to Un
orthodox creeds," say* the statement
of the chief Justice, ‘‘should not bc
i permitted to weaken the Influence of (
religion or to negender Inertia In the'?
uialHtenancc of religion and of Un
church ( L feel us. If Unttariam In
view of tbe dlscusslont* of our sinter
ctiurrbea has’ bccuiue more and more (
tmporiunt In furnishing a Imsis fur
religious inspfrulion Such a confer
encu a* that the Cnlfarlan* will hold
In New Haven I doubt not can lx
made most useful In the present cri
»!*” a
Other Hpeager* to participate in the
Unitarian meeting are: Bishop Fran
cis J. McConnell of PUtaburg, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church; *\ll*
Urac-s Abbott, chief of tbe I nltcd
.State* Children * Bureau and Dr Wil- 1
ham P. Shriver.* of tbe l*fi bytertM
Board of Home Ml-Aion*.
lilt. I I I I Bit 1110 K
Canton. N C.Auauat 29 Governor
j Cameron Morrison. Mrs Edith Van- t
derbllt of Asheville, and Adjutant
General Van B Mel I* have accepted t
Invitation to participate In u hlr
is* ho r Day. relebrutlon her Septem
’ her 3 Over in.non vlsltAr* from all
over western North t arollna arn ex
pected to attemf the celebration )
Troop "F" of A*bvllle. and Ibe Dry-1
! son City field artillery unit. North
- Carolina National Guar*), will take
part In tho-’ celebration, as well a i
tbe radio company. 10th signal corps.;
Canton. Thu 120th regiment baud, of
Rulelgb. will furnish music for the
1 occasion'
FUMRS LEEDS
IS OF MED I
111 LUM HOME
Was Princess Anatasia of
i Greece and Very Wealthy
Woman
WltL PROBAHI.Y &E
JBROUGHT TO THE U. 8.
IXJNDON, Aug. 29.- ilylnci-ss Anu
tasla, wife of Prince, tJirliMopher of
Greec and formerly Mr*j\V B Leeds,
widow of thu American In |>laie mag
net died in her London home tonight.
She passed peacefully Sway at 11:15
without regaining conacinuanesa. The
Prince, W. B l4<eds. Jr., and hla wife
were at her bedside The Immediate
cause of death was cancer complicat
ed cyrraoaa of the
likely that the body wRI lie sent to*
the U. S for Interment at New York
where, he.r father and mother rest al
though boom of the relatives express
ed the hope that the Interment be
made In the Royal tombs al Athens
ill NSIAN PILGRIMS Jftl RKKY FAIt
TO SHOW HFHt FOR Mil HOI.AS
Sofia, Aug, 29 The annJveraury of
the death by Bolshevik violence of
Cxur Nbbolsu 11. anil the Russian
Imperial family marked recently
an Impressive memorial servin'" In
the church attached lo the Hiihslhi)
embassy In this city,
. Russian Pilgrims .of lilt classes o<
Russian pilgrims of all classes of
society from nobles Vo laborers filled
the beautiful strut‘ure. whic h Is the
Ife front Nicholas II
Each member of Ilx late- lin|M-rlal,
luiuily was mentioned by name, the
the prb-st referring lit "thy servant
Nikolai.'' "thy servant Alexandra Fe
-witoro*■ita." "Iby servant Alexei" and
so with the princesses Olga. Tai lans,
Maria mid Aanlaslu
t was a devout audience, to,Whirl)
tbe act of half dozen year* ago was
an event of today. *
Pains were taken by the police lo
exclude ulUßolsbcvlk*. fro fear they
might disturb the service*.
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POM BFK M IKIFAUTUKFKH
TO I'ROTKUT GAME ItllißN
| Wllnilngton. Aug 29 Tbe exten
sive ureas of unoccupied lamii' connec
ted with tlie.du Pont explosive plants;
|ln the United States, amounting To
acres, are |o he used ak minctu.- 1
JuHea where game and Insectivorous|
Mid- will Is protected The reporting
Powder Division of the company an
’nounced that this step wu* iMdng tak
i- i in connection with It* plans for tbe
better preservation of gam*- Beverul
of the plants have already been• rtocF
id and the game has multiplied and
been protected to stlt-Ji an extent that
■lt |* said t obe supplying the soc
roondlng country
The reserations to be used for this
purpose are located in Pennsylvania.
Colorado. Alabama. Washington. lowa.
\< w- Jersey. Missouri. Wisconsin and
Montana Many of the renervalloba;
ure heavily wooded and particularly
adapted for the purpose . There are
24 plants In all the ground about them
available for game preservation pur
pose* range* from *>'*•<*• acre* down
to the aerugejslaed larm
TSUI rORTrOKKB
Raleigh. August 29 Governor
i Cameron Morrison uipl Btale Treat.
; qrer II It Imcy have jawponed uti
«l the early part of September their
trip to New York for Ih purpose of
discussing witl) their State banker
| the advisability of Issueing s6,otK>.- <
000 In bonds for financing conslruc
jllon work' being carried on at var- <
' loti* Slate Imililutlous .
;Ind#iwcidses' t
Ir iHHtfEm'
j ‘Hpjn Uraw < mised Many lleuth*
fear**-
WHOLE EAMILYV,
GOES |^U|ATH
UGNWAY. S ©.. AtiK 29 -*Rll |wr
son* wvro drowned nhortly after mid
night last night when an automobile
In which Ihuy were reluming from
Myrtle lir.m-h where they had been
spending the day, plunged ‘through
:t partly oopened (Iraw bridge uear
here tine no ruber of the party of
seven »»cu(e-d The bodies of five of
■ the drwO*ed hnn-'luw-n recovered,
i The dead are Mr. and Mrs. H J
Tullpper. of t'onwuy and their thrde
children; Kllxula-th. Gertrude and J.
(J and Mra. Murvlti Conner, of Uo«-
wuy Marvin < s oun«r who was also In,
'the car managed to extricate Mm-;
*tl( and aWaui to safety A coroner's
jury was enipunbcled today and after,
hearing evidence indicating that thej
’bridge might have been opened tua
iliriimaly adjourned until Septoni)>«f,
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Bids For Road»
In State Opened
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Raleigh, Aug. 29- Bid* were ro- '
j csivcd here today by the stale high- - 1
way commission on 12 n»w project*
(totalling 96.06 mile* the total of the 1
bids being 12.422499 34 No bids were '
I submitted on projecCln tho third 4ia- '
■ trim It was announced by commlanlon 1
officials Tho bids
considerulon and announenment of
wards will be made tator.
HM HF.IOH R. I’.’H AUUI.AIM
ukikuf: of m alkm at binkek
Xaindon. Aug 29 Thirty-four hat h
elor members of the House of Uotn
mon* revelled in their mtfatlofefi '
tate Just Itefore Parllameht shut down 1
for the summer There waa plenty of
wine and song, hut no women were
prcscut when the celebrated legisla
tor» sal down to ttin bgtiquet table
to let loose a flood of storle*. Jokes -
and will) remarks upon the Joya of
the tingle men and tbe woes of the
wedded. * f
The fire! UU*g. Ihe .dinars did waa
to toast the Prince of Wales "the '
boat and most popular baehelor." 1
Then Mir Robert Horne broke looee 1
with some stories, building up to this 1
111 max.
"In these day* of the rights of wo- 1
men. we are told that the women no
longer run after the men The mouse '
trap never runs after the mouse."
laird Hugh t'ecll. brother of l<ord 1
Robert Cecil of league of Nations
fume, picked up a serviette from Ih* 1
table, holding It high with u|dtolsed '
band, aald he thought bachelors could I
have no better emblem 'than this ‘
piece of pure white linen "
Austin Hopklnson ended hla speech *
by saying that "one of the greatest
idea sure* of the blessed Is In eon- *
tefuplatlkg Ibe torture* of tbe doom- f
I ed,." r
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UOHTAL UARI'AIGN DIKKITF.iI
lI.AIAMI II.I.FGIHLF WIHTIKGI
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Washington. Aug 29 - Pestinaaler ,
General New, who Is working on a
new chapter In the -great |Bini. ,
•Why Mull Oth s . Wrong," has an- ,
i nonneed that u special rampulgn Is
being conducted to direct the atten
'tlou of |sistu| workers and the pub- 1
! lie to the frequent miscarriage of
j letters because of Ibe slmllurlly In
|>he names of towns In states
Mall addrcHst-d for Instance, to Ruin- j
invrton. Mouth Carolina; Mummertown 1
Georgia; Summerville. Mouth Uaro
llnu. and l.umberlon, frequently sent ,
to the wrong place due lo Illegible
writing iHiver. North Carnllnu end
Milford, Tctas.*alao have considerable
. trouble tn gettlnv some of their mall
iM-cause tho addresses fall to make*
clear thWatato in whh-h (he town la!
'situated
Ol Ft to IN SOI fEKIB 111 NTF KM
HTFAI. 6WMI HUGH l> to IN If If
Munb h. Aug 29 The state' beer
house, where hundreds of people
drink of huge mugs with lids.
Is di |lArln| the |os* of 6bob of
which ware taken away as mementoes
during the festival week, besides 49b
knives und forks and jnanv decoral
i*d plat*-* |n fiW day* nearly » mil
lion visitors runic hero for the ath
Idle festival, it Is suggested many of
these niuloined the mugs plates and
cutlery 1
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9lotm FOUKU IN « "BOOK"
laindon. rug 2k The widow of the |
lute John Trou*beck. for muny yearir
coroner for Westminister, had such
a surprise when a box shaped like |
a book containing 200 pounds ti,-
*WW was returned to her thAt she
fainted It apitears the "book" was
among a nuinker which Mrs Trout--
bc-ck t*ob| for three pounds (1151 1
thinking they were old medical hook* 1
of her late husband.' and of little val-j 1
i in- Tie* bookseller on examining
; them discovered one hud a lock. andL
on opening It found a five-pound note
; and 190 oe-pound notes, which he '
I promptly returned lo Ihc widow |<
JRhicnot Outlines His
Plan for Settlement
Os Coal Argument
:->:y
WHITFIELD IS
TO BE GOVER’R
OF MISSISSIPPI
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Jink m)»i, Aug 28 «||. U Whlt-
Rplil of Ooiumbua. former presl
of (he Mississippi (allege for
Women will lie the next govern
or of Mississippi the Jacfcton Dully
New* announced early tonight af
ter, It hud tuhn|uted yesterday's de
m«K- ratio prlnmr from Ml of lha
82 counties In the etate uud had all
but a few return* from the re
maining one*. Nomination in the
democratic primary i* equivalent
to election.
Giant Owners
Served Subpoenas
New York. Aug in.- Tile national
oghltytlou company, ownera of the
Qlanta waa aervved with a federal
.grand jury aubpoeua lata ted ay call
ing forth e product lon Friday morn
ing of the check* alleged to bare been
itdvanced by C. Htoneham to E. M
Fuller and company, bankrupt brok
erage company.
One of the checks subpoenaed wna
for $28,600 which heretofore had not
come to light and bnd not been In
cluded In the check a Hated ■
!»K» FBI IT KXIHARUE
Cincinnati!, Auk. M.—Fruit and
vegetable grower* throughout the'
South wir Ibe Initiated to In the
formal opening of the new Clncl
nattl Fruit Kichange building liere
aa |t will providb bettor facilities
for handling the Inrga volume of
.itaartabuble product* from the South
ileatlned tor market* of the Middle
West which moveg through t indnaV
tl
Tha new building waa built by the
Southern R*llwi» fTfitam * TtMJ-Rh»
been leaned fofvar long term to the
United Fruit Auction Company, com*
;>oae«| of prtnrtpat fnrtt and vug*
«'tasTe Vaajliri of ('lneWsattL n la
of reinforced concrete conatructloa
:ind haa every modern facility. Tha
lower floor will be used aa a ware
house and haa Southern Hallway
tracka on one aide atm paved team
way on the other Theauctlon room
and the ,office of the varloua deal
er* ure located im the second floor
Itoth telegraph rnmpaules have their
own office* In (be building.
The location of the exchange build
ing on Vine at reel terminal of the
Southern make* It very conveubmt.
both for ‘he prompt handling of earn
front the South and tor the delivery
of produce to t'lnlnna‘tl dealer*.
IMIUII t H i in n TO 4 111
AIHTHUU* KMItiKATIOR (
Melbourne, Aug 2*. — The Anglican
Church of Oreat Britain ha* under
taken to share with various of the I
state government of Auatralla the ’
coat of bringing over dealrable Eng
lishmen to settle In Australia „
In Western Atydralla the govern
inenl and the church will each con
tribute a third of the tranaportatlon
charges, the remainder coming from
private source*. and meaaure* huge
been taken for the reception, placing
and after-care of British aettlera
from the mother country
In South Australia, the Anglican I
church will undertake to aaalat the |
arrival* after they set foot on Auatra- j
lln it soli
SHIJ’IA* ijatinv
Italelgh. August l*i M L. Ship,
man. stale coiunvJsNloner of llbor and
printing and chief of North Carolina
federal employment wttl •
leave next week for Toronto. Can
ada, wliit he will attend file eleventh
annual meeting of the International
Association of Public Employment '
Service* September 4-7. Mr Hhlp
in.m will deliver an addre«a at the
convention on public employment
service In North Carolina ,
PANTOB BENIGN*
Salisbury, August 28- Hev W, 11. i
Causey, who recently resigned hla j
pastorate of the First . Reformed ;
church of this city on account of
his health, leave* this' week for near .
Woodstock. Va,. where he will be lo- !
cated Hl* auccraaor here haa not j
l*cen named
VOTWtIKH LICENSED
Italelgh, August 26 — Notary of the 1
public' license* have be«l> Issued at
tbe oftloe of Governor Camerou i
Morrison to the following persons:
.; Morrla S llray, New Bern; 8 O.
Walker, Kinston. C H. Bets. Ral
eigh; Elbert J. Reapaas, , Plnetown:
A W. Bw«|n. Italelgh
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Ten Per Cent Waft fal*
crease for Minors |i Ik
The DrrnmnuiltiHw
Harrisburg. IVnn.. Aagaat ts
Governor Plnchot tonight 'uhMfead
to representative* of the mhiprMh
miner* and operators In Joint aon
ferenca a proposed hula of **ttt»-
meat providing tar g tab parrsgt la
pay, recognition of the eight hour
<UI for at lent g to yea. and mil iw
i cognition of the union by tha aasra
tor* without the ebaok-ot but fctol
the right to Hate a union ufidk.
tative present whoa tha aha* nth |h#>
The Governor's add rasa In yftCT
"Tha ten perednt wage tMMbb
uccordlug to tbe beat figure* avifeb
•hie to me will add $6 cents par ton
to the cost of domestic alaaa g
1 anthrattca coal at tha miaaa. Os
amount not l«s* than tah epa h*
und ought to eh absorbed y tha Ugr
. tors without any Increase ml sjp^
> In tbe last three aogtha of IMS UM
the .first three month* ok nsgthwii
profit* have beep gfeatep, than ever
before in tbelr history but tu tha *■-
| tent to which
continue no ana cgn pfnUm
confidence. * /
The remaining *0 H|h. JuiJb
■ bould not 14 tha and ha' UM
the consumers. <$ «
Aatbraclt# miner* Vary I%. da gm
of prodddng coni vary fahehWiabl4
bear at least half sf tha prwhdhla
Increase of «0 cants far Um and gtlll
ma at 4 bare profit Other mpemtfeg
on small mnrgla might be forced in
were raised even by * ttmtolamaller
amount. ‘ * *.( ■
■* **aUava tha propnad aiOadtoyt
,0 fl “' I" *U three phHlto
r tjb tghpdMMßMli»e
II will notable improve fhelr «M
Goo a* to wages and Imubp -y
nitlon of the union It |g Mp *ls
operator* for it laavh* ihfctiWhimil
Don tq continue tu nth Tim hfl|Au
*0 at a reasonable prnlU. It |p fX j*
(he public for tha MbneShar
afford to get anthfWclMt At p JLL
nlerease la price If «kg(
avoided than not to get nathygnßl gt
all It leaves them both pMmiiJd
opera torsi far be ter of.
I call the (attention r ‘itidl| m
both aide* to tha fact thatdMh f
miner* nor operaor* whathor 1/ |
*trlk* or aot < hgpa, to haw f|i ir
own way fully at the add fenT „
later a compromise la imnTll*ll •
•some.,
"AtN THE TIIKA Wiu w*a 5 ’
THEIR FI KMT ROflj
| Hu< barest. Aug 2t!
l eager applause await MRU HaT
'M»ha Kernel, who haa
dated to the Turkish pnHUmnUl
when she lake* her M|t || Rgt
i>ody*- I* t question sskad rruitlr
by N Bat sarin, a Roumanian dUlhnHd
whu waa formerly g member of the
ottoman senate.
"What I pdedict la that (ha wi|| ha
< ark look* of ‘—fa* ” ha iMt
'on. replying.to hla puaabnh
The young woman who igjp jLL
|< by • Tuihlah atectfwhla
fend Its Intercat* will mv* • hprit
mad to travel la tha aatloonl uwly
bly at Angora there era many |sd22k
tqpchcra and laterpreter* of Islamic
lay- who will regard Ihe bdvhni ft f
woman Into the assembly as a Nat at
.the sacred 111*1 notion# of their f«»
Hglon
“They will curse ustghn IT I in* I un-
r breaths for ltuposla| the an
clety of a woman upon them gtt th f
qpal. ior Mine. Kemal they will adopt
u thousand and one way* gs jgd|c#-
Ing to h*r personally their Idiunpa
dtaapproval of her eourne.-
"l*ady Aator'e drat appaargner ma
Ithe floor of the HOuae of GMsM|k
W*a an event pleasant 'la It* a|BS.
. Hons, because the west haa tfß
found regard for women pa a thing of
both beauty aud uscfulaee* Bat the
young Turkish woman Will rsMflyi
her colleagues no such lytbnte (f m
preclathm The Turk never aaeorlpme
with a female oa any basis
Ing equality."
NT4TKNYILLE Tiirl
Statesville, August IV—tt ft ft HA
' of Georgia, a graduate of th* 'rfith
in* school of tbe l7alvnM|p#,e9l
Khicako. will conch tha MMnnvtile
higheebool football team this ftto.
It la aunouaewd by B. M. Amy. Np>
eriateudaan of th* high iihuai Mr,
Saplngtoa baa traluad under OMh
of the cast. , \
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