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VOLUM* TWO; NUMBER 115
Tokio Badly Wrecked
Yokohama tllterly
' 'W
Destroyed #■Keport
If . v • i
*
Prise Har
b« of Japan, is no
Mope Than a Charnel
House and Rubbish
Hemp
Aaaricans Among
If Those Killed
TOKIO. Bop* 6—(By the Aaeociat-
V *4 Praaa.M-tefcio *nd tokabowa
<9mrat«t *y on»r * 7«w mile* ol
water, today 1U crashed sod desao-
Isto bjs flte aa»r*o«rortef (ante at
Om akrthquake-Ht aartas of upheav
als that came wi*B sepal *s*b, --
that brought crashing dawn tha walls
sad buildings of thsas gfeat cities
AU iround towns sad villages have
boss dsshsd from ttttr tmaPdationa,
What the Asrlsloon of tha oarth fail
ed to accomplish. th« Ore sad flood
d that followed did.
White entire sections of the cap*-
tal ho to been obi Iterated, sad Ue In
o .1 moss of smoking ruins n vary oon
* idnrahe- posttaa of tha cKy rematna.
Nat so la YohOboois. from which re
fugee#, dtsod snd eshsusted. sre be
glalag to And tholr way. They toll
of tho completeness of the destruc
tion of ths city which baa for years
■hem the most Impgrtaaf part of Jg
i«i and tho gateway to the western
w ono
.Tha at reels sad watercourses, the
cutis pad-the sea* front are Ailed
with dead and ajaong.thr dead aye
Apuhtinas assay Injured to whpm It
'•«v boon IraposgiMs to carry fpad or
hid.
Tboaa are more foreign rraideats
la Tofcoboms tbpa la- Toklo had tha
tone of life among them wap oorrea
•aadiugiy tetastad
POrtehad la the Ifaaty port, bat svau
HI m teusprsheaslva nocounx \ghs
be snouted from Up refugees who
art coming In Id as eshsusted condi
tion.
Btehansy Attefhas Killed .
*■ N spans*. SepL k -Advices receiv
ed hero are that at. 00l Charles Bur-’
•art. American embassy attache*, sad
M man wire lilted When a train gras
derailed between fflratssuhs ahd Or
eo daring the enrthqaafee.
dbilsnaibi dale ‘ •
NBW YORK, Sept. The nation
al council of the haUKsat Bntgco
pal church today received s aeesage
stating tffc 17 of the 37 missionaries
of this ARurcb -wale t secaonted lor.
Among the ten from whom news had
boon received Tfefe Bishop McKlm
sad bte staff. - -V- » • *i*
Yelena* Again Srapte
HILO. Sept t.yr-KaUaeu volcano re
named activity today With molten
lava bw rating forth with a load re
port. according ,to messages receiv
ed today from the superintendent of
the Kallcau National Wrk. > Th* lava
according to the noaeage. shot from
100 to 1M feet* Into the alt- and
' streamed doWn the sides of the vol
cmxr. .. V
7 Ame rlesW ~KHled '
UtABHINOTOI4.. Hdp( A—The state,
department today received s radio
message from Kobe stating that Yo
kohama ksd been comlpetely destroy
ed The United mates Nona I bospt
/' 1 hs« been destroyed, the message
V id- Tbs Chlst pharmacist Em bach
Tnd wtfs with two gtllptsd men were
Killed. Or. Webb. In command of the
/ *pttal is reported to have Wen b*d
'lnjured.
Mi hJlesU Rarned
BHANOHAL Sept. Eastern
Newa Agency reported out of Hara
romnebl today said that, KM) {attests
•a tha Imperial UalropMttv School at
Tohto were burned to dtatli In the
meant sunk* ante Are. The Imperial
wslateT still steads snd has been
throip«pea to refttfeaeo.
BASE* I'LL BF.tIRT*
Istteaal
Pittsburg «; Clactnnntl S.
I tetrirm
Wasbigton I; Boston 4.
v Net ork •; Philadelphia 3.
\ Heath Atlantic
Augusts 1-1; tfnatnMk 1-6.
Macon 1: Spartanburg $.
Charlotte 4-4; Rreefirtll* 2-1.
Ptedlhoat
RsMih Ml; Durham 1-4.
Ores Sore *; Uanvtlle 4.
\v*n»iou Point 7.
Mobile d-i: Birmingham 5-0
New Orleans 5; Atlanta 1.
4- , I *
V Rooky Mount •: Wilson I 1
Petersburg It Blebmand A
L .. .
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
POSTPONED AGAIN
i f r
Harrisburg. dept. 5.--A joint con
ereuce of anthracite coat opera
ora snd miners officials repre
senting the union recessed at 2
(‘dock today with the understati
ng that soother conference would
w held st R:4O tomorrow, ptn
ihot'a proposals for differences
tetween the operators snd miners
*6l again he tahen up.
LETTERS DM DIUJH
■IT ME MULED
Secretary of Aaaociatioa te Dr
, vele Ai Energy te pro-
Net
The Dollar Day campaign is on
Yesterday Miss QraOce Warrick, sac
retsry of the Mcrchanu' Association
mailed letters to the 61 members of
the organisation requesting the clos
est cooperation la the campaign. Two
days. September 14
one an hsa been the custom In toe
peat, have heeo decided upon Yes
terday afternoon Tplaa Warrick left’
for A short trip to loehurnt. Upon
b«r return she will direct all the en
ergies of the anaoctstloo to preparing
fur the Bolter Days. 4 .
Oemtrary to the m**tem used last,
roar, these societlaa will not as -an
organisation gfevertUe'ihe bargain
<lsy». , Instead through Its officers It
Is making' efforts to havh the mer
chants advertise the dates. Every
»a octet lop member te being Impress
ed with the* necessity of *R£#ag real
acquaintlp|'» ftebßo
qaalotiag the public with them thru
the press
Mies Warrick declared that the as
sociation would probably condpid an
advertising campaign to promote .the
I»dy Up and Trade Week which comes
later And the Decoration Week which
sods the fall season These projects
#IU occupy th« Sttehtten of the as
eoclatoln until the coming of the shop
ping season at Christmas.
W ' * - A. ‘ wmrnZk *■ wrnn w
CHS PUR Die
MEET IT WILUGE
IMO Expected to Heir Senator
Snd Hi or September The
15th
Four thousand members of the
Tobacco Growers' Co-operative
ASooctaMn of Sampson. Pender- snd
Duplin counties snd Interested parties
kre expected to attend a rally at Wall
lace on September 16. according to L i
P. Rodgers, district field represents- i
tlvf of the Bikhctstlon Senator E 1
D. Smith, of Bouth Carolina will be
the’ speaker of the occasion. Ecort*
ora being mode to secure high offl
i clals of the association to attend the
rslly.
Local managers of the association
•re best I ring themselves to arouse in-;
terdst In the trl-couijtry meeting '
ijtrAs calling attention to the mcet-
Idg have been mailed o members at
Bargnw. Olnton. Warsaw sad w*i
|s6e Special Invitations have been ’
, te an of those
who are not members of tb? associ
ation.
The- rally Is planned to arouse'nfl- (
thus Isom 'th the association to Iff
quaint the farmers' with the work;
that Is being sctompllshe<l Senator
Smith Is owe of the megt active men- |
hern ol t£* Senate and te vitally In
terested In qaeftlons relating to farm
welfare. )tr has made a number of
addresses In Ibis slate recently and
Is reported so ksterestlng speaker
GREENSBORO COLLEGE
HAS FINE OPENING
Oresnsboro. Sept, a -g^ ro ,
College, maintained by the Methodist '
of North rmrollna for young women.!
opened Tuesday » with a faculty
meeting the first thing Students be
gan arriving Tuesday morales and
wilt oaaliaue to come.through Thurs-.
day."By test time registration will
be completed, and artual class work
will begin Friday. First chapel exer
cises will be held Wednesday It Is
•xpbeted that regtetratten will be aa
iscfesse ol anything, heretofore prob
ably betwesn 100 and 360 stadents
ll m ~
Gasoline Price War Makes Motorists Happy Up
!||HP
Motorists of middle western states forgot some of their uiotur Bgf peeves when they received tho news that th«
Standard Oil company pf IndlansJvsd slashed the price of gaaoUno following the people's war aw tha high prka of thti
1 product. Lika tbeaa pretty girls, they aU ordered the attendants ta "|ll It up."
IDnmiSWIII
Tiff PIT IS EVENT
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Win WitwatiH Laying of Corner
Htone to Moauntaal for Finit .
I* resident
* .
Mspy Masons from Ibis city un»
vicinity are planning to attend th<
oertmonlsg sttendaut upon the laying
of the cornefstone on November f. at
Alexandria, Vs . of the George Wash
ington Masonli: National kiemoiia.
This even! will attract to Alexandria
and D C.. the larges;
aurubci of Mnsohs ever gathered on
any Oocuslon In Amerkan history
Tbe Aremortal which te declared to
bo tbe grandest ever created In boa
dr or Ytny man. will be built "on
Shooters Hill, along the Arlington-
Ridge and commanding a view of *b* '
city. of Washington, of Mount Ver-|
nun and.of all the country moat
quefteA by George Washington Tbe
structure will exceed 111 alxe all the
other great moaumediTs heretofore!
erected tg the notional capital and
immediate environs Ir will be 330
feet U depth by l«0 root In width add
IU height will be ftX) feel TI'JIIV
be In the clesatcal style, entirely c*
enduring gennlte, and Its coat when
completed,will be 14,000,000
Near East ReHef
Office Is Moved
; To Queen City
*
Charlotte. Sops 6—With John V,
Scott, prominent banker of this ofty.j,
as Ifs new treasurer the North ,
Cu ruling yivlskin Near East Relief. <<
today moved Its headquarters from
Kaletgh td this city. Economy M op-'
eraiion repllxatlon tHai
1a the coming nwtropolte of Jhe At-
lentlc Seaboard prompted tbe change. 1
Col. Oeorge M Belamy, state chulr-
declared,
Mofrte A, Bea\je. state director, will |
be In charge of tbe offlcy and of the '
work In the state. Tbe office work
will be handled by Mm. Ed da M Coe
office aecAtary. who w|jl also assist
Mr. Scott |n acknowledging contribu
tion* and in tbe aecountlng deport
ment required by tbe national office
In New York. *The new offices are
located at >OO North Tryon {treet
The Neay East Relief te oalH.tfJ have
a model accounting system and audi
tors declare the protection of publicl :
contributions to this great human!- !
turlan cause to as near perfect as l«
posible to make It.
During tbe past fiscal year, which i 1
'ended June 30. over $312,000 was ralli
ed In cash, pledges and commodities
in the Tar Heel state. Th# qitotg :* ,
only S2OOOOO and North Carolina Is'
reported to have stood second only.
|to Maryland In the 48 stVes regard toj
'oversubscriptions
■RESTRAINING ORDERS *
ARE ISSUED
Orders restraUrtfit''«it*Lil>crs of the
■Co-operative Jobacco Growing Asso
idatloln from aelllng their product to
Independent buyers have been Issued
iby Judge Henry Grady and recorded
In ybe office of tbe clerk, of court. The
four defendants concerned were A H 1
iHarwich, i A. W. Barwlck, Alt>ert /, ,
| Price and Lillian Ford Price. Thirteen
i members were restrained under or
;dera Issued last week.
! NURSERY MEET >
AT HICKORY
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Hickory, Wqpl 6—Address* g liy
iOeorgla. Tennessee. North Carolina.
Pennsylvga*. Alabama Kentucky.
Florida, Indiana, IMwsisslppl and Ohio
ji-ltlxaaa will laatura the annual meet
ing of tbe Southern N»r«<rvm"ii'»
Association at Atlapta. September 6
and 8. according to n nro
-ram annouaced tonlab' fc ** o Jw
Of'-lbls *Hy! 7»resldenf o(
Hit orgintrafton ' <>
GOLD6BORO, N. C, THURSDAY MORNING. BRFTRMKKK 6. 1923
r* * ' -" t J IT
EUttMEir OF
1 PUMPING STITBI
ISMMMB
■f 4 < t
Would CoHt $60,000 and In
errase Water Supply Million
* Gallons Dally
\
j \ *j
Recommendation that Ooktoborn Is
sue bonds to the extent of t#t> (HKI t.<
take rare of enlarging the city pum -
station and in»«ire greater water
ply will be made by A ypeotel cum
inlttee tp. the Board of Aldertuan ul
the special meeting to be held Friday
night. Opinion te expreaed that the
.lioard wUI act upon the reooiomend
'at|on of the'committee. v J
| Issuance of tbe tttO.QOjOj bAiti (sue
td Increase the watqr spw Is of
urgent need te keep par? With tbe
i progrwn. sos the city. It Is declared.
It la proposed te enlarge tbe station
on Little Rtvor no that It will have
a iloHjr capacity -of 2.6*1 Mo gallons
TtuaJa an mn-aha. or thooßno gallon*
over the present capacity.
The special cdiimltte* of <he hoard
ol a Mermen wh*b is making the rr
< ommendattow. is composed of H. M
Humphrey, dam Brldgers. John Roller
Alvin Howell and Emmett Robinson,
with City Mnnaprr. c V Grantham,,
an odvMlac meinl" r. The committee |
was unanimous tq Ite decision to ibske
the recommendation
The same committee lg consider
|» project to lay sewer and water
main extensions to give a ltM pet
cent sanitary city At present there
are some SOU homes in tbe pity whlcTi
‘a-e without Tbe
. laving ,Os more lines would cost ap
proximately $76. Odd.
Thus far In the cify tbe cost of
teylng water and sewer lines tin*
l»een taken care of by the genvl'al
tax assessment without assesanx-at of
property owners Most
ratios are said to charge the. prop
erty owner* concerned with at I Hast
n part of the expense* of laying tbr
lines. «
More Than Thousand
Divorces In North
Carolina in 192?
Washington. Bepl. 5 —Thera war*
22.191 murrlagea performed and 1.
|SI7 divorces
■ llna during*f9Scatendu r year 1922.
according to returns received by th>
Bureau of the census and enounce,
today by tbe department of commerce
During 1916, the last year for wbl<-4
! these statlstlcg were compiled by th>
Bureau of the Cc>nsua there were St,-
marriages and Bftk divortvs In
North Carolina.
No divorcee were granted In 1922
In nine counties of North Carolina
according to the report of the Rurcar
of the Census which Is subject to cor
'faction, the report lietng only prelim
inary These counties are clay. Bare
la, vie Hyde. Hoke Onslow Pender.
Polk.feTyrrell NutuTwrlng 9s. Bun
icoiuhe county had the Urgent num
lo.e . .f ,4 I ensAjKM is i c I, .. -
tier of divorces, according to the re
port, which place* Forsyth county
.second in Ibis list with 89 divorce
.Urol Mecklenburg eouijty third with 8r
divorces.
The statist lew for the report on
marriages and divorces
i furnished the Bureau of tb«< Census
>tiy the elerkg of the superior court,
of each county.
t.HKKMYIAI.I. 11l 111 111 HESM.XS !
Oreenvllte. Sept 3—-Coastable Ern
est Allen, following a citation signed
bv .In,lg* Horton sh Superior court
notifying him te appear botore tbe
court to answer charges fled by may
or D M Clark, who asked for hiu
removal from office, failed to appear
before tbe B 4« bat Informed Mm
I -* , 'irt that he would prewent bis re
'it tens Don to the cocgty (tQ!itlisMß(M
'ln the near fnturo.
MRS MCKMiI
TILLS OF M VfDRK
| Hhowd Whal DcimMtrulion
! Aifenln are AccoinptUlhinir In
The Stale
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RALEIGH. Kept 6.--ln an Inter
view today, Mrs. Jane 8. McKTmmon,
ikrector of home demnnat ration work
for North GAPotIM Btate Collude and
tbo Department of Agriculture, out
lined „the work of the department she
’ bends, telling of the activities of the
numerous county demonstration
. agents upd how they endeavor to bet
ter lha homoßfe of the farmers of
North * aroltnn, not by talking and
telling them ho* to do things but
hy showing them how by doing thlngg
Ihrmselvoa The posilloti o t the
county home dvmonstratlott agent te
1 no "eofi job'*. acrordlnaJN o Mrs Mc-
Klmmou, but nhe nojd there art very
' few home demonstration agents who
would change their work l{ they had
1 ilje opportunity - ' _ u
. “I one* asked a home demonstra
tion agent, ah# said. ‘How- do you pet
1 so close to tha sxiutpu and girls in
make myself a 'bridge between that
quickly. ‘I believe H Is her a as* I
make myself a hrdlge between that
woman and her opportunity.' '
“As I see these busy county Work
ers gping from community lo com
, mumftyr *ke condnuod, “l am mind
ed of* tbe many bridges they are
mak lug over which women cross to
fellowship with their neighbors, con
tact with (lie outside murkels, s but
ter understsodlng of their responsi
bility In knowing tbo proper foods
lo build bodies, and s know
led# of how jo plan work that time
• may he saved for Mb# higher things
of life. -•
“The tnngililc results are many and
can be cosily counted.- but "who can
meaaqre the Inspiration and bop#
that comes to that girl who sees the
way towards college opening straight
through the esna she has filled and
put on the market, or the Joy to that
woman who aqes her home growing In
of a thing of beauty and comfort be
cause or the Instruction she hsa re
ceived and put Into practice.
Illustrating her statement that the
e-brk of the county demonstration
i gent te onu of action and not of
words alone. Mrs, McKlmronn cited
in Interesting Incident. An enthusi
astic wotiHiu applied to me for a po
iltlon as home agent after ehe had
men the work In one of th* coun
ties.” she said ”1 asked what were
ter qualification* for tbe job ‘Qual
ifications! Qualifications!' she es
luiincd ‘l assure you 1 can talk.'
That was evident enough, but 1 what
I wished to know was could she do
Oh! she said, ‘1 don’t Want to do the
.■poking and the canning and the sew
ing. It I* the uplift 1 lnterested
In, I have been a society woman,
flitting here, flitting Chare, lighting!
nowhere.' And now. i ihouht. she la
going to llht on tig. I hastened to
'ell hsr that the I rouble was, we up
lift hy the rooking ami millinery. If
she hud the opportunity.of attending
the conference of home demonetra
tion agi-nlx ut Bine Kldge In July snd
tied heard those practical women dis
cussing with each other the practical
methods of doing tboir job*, she
would have caught a vision qf what
real uplift niesns and whst It tekis
to prepare It.
"It te the ueat who ran lake from .
"It lx the agent who can tube from
* firelesx cooker a chicken wklob she
a group of farmers that this device,
might be a good time saver for them
to make for their wives, and It la the
| agent who can leach tile farm women ,
to produce saleable articles snd or-j
gatilxe tliqiu lor market lug Ihese who
proves she Can add to the community
t enough Income to make It posslbl* to
r secure sopie of tbe joy-glvtnk things
, *of life.” . 1
. The director of home demonstre
r tlou work I old of another interesting
. Incident. Illustrating tbe work of ths
Uuiom demonstration agent "Th*
H.tfUUnued on pag* elxj
IFounda tion of Europe
' Shaken and league Is ■
| Imperiled Is Belief
1 o * i »:T
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TWO OIK IN ACCIDENT
AT ALBEMARLE
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I Albemarle. N. ('., Sept 6.—Wal-
I •* Johnnnn of Gita place and Jo*
I rinnty. of Cllotun. 8 €.. were in- j
I tuotly killed bare today when the
I | ‘able to nut q( the steaity shovels
operated by the Asheville Paving
'! Company broke, allowing the
I ‘hovel loaded with cruahed atone
o fall upon them Tha men were
I n the employee of the company
which la engaged In construction
vork here.
iM pbices .
. CWTINUE 0000
1 Receipts Inertaae With Co-op
erativAb and Average (rood
Detfpite the Prevalent 1 !? of Me
dium Weight Leaf
consistent sales and return* Ware
observed on lha local tobacco mar
ket yeatarday . Though tha aetua*
retnraa ware not quite as good aa 0n
several previous dam. official* Had
•mcouragsmeui ia tha fact that the
sal* remains conahtently large and
profitable The average salt!* la ah
i*o not particularly high, due to tur
fact that at present medium weigh*
tobacco la being largely disposed of.
with the dlapoeltloa of the better leaf
a niuch higher pound average *|ll! br
attained
Ou Trias’ Independent Warehouse
reported for yesterday a sale of SO.TM ~
xiunds brinalag M.ftO Ths average
nrle* was from fi to 51 cents pet 1
i round with an average price of #1
■ cot a
The Farmers Warehouse could ad
Wtnee no Amu figures When laqejrvksw
; «*| yeatarday evening but the wftotalr
already been haadlad la ail. The
i*i ready been handled this week. Thi
nrlce, U waa declared, remains eon
i rlatently high.
The lecal agent* of the co-opera
tives ware also unable to advance ds
finite figures, but declared that tbalr
r*'cetpta continue to grow higher, tha*
the average waa relatively good, aaf ,
that with the later disposal of th<
better grade* an even higher return
was certain to com*. •>
Williams Elected ~
Veterans Chief
Wlnaton-Halam. Sept s.—With the
election of General William Williams
aa Commander In Chief, the selection
of Charlotte aa the place for the 1914
encampment and a street parade aa ‘
a final number the annual a noamp- '
meat of North Carolina Confederate
Veteran* ended bar* today.
The public parade thi* afternoon
waa tap* far the encampment, (he
old soldiers one* mors keeping step ‘
vs they did in the dam of Lee and
Jackson The Chief of Polio*, fol
lowed by the local company of the 1
National Guard, beaded the parade j
lb rough the principal etreeta of tha
city,
The Invitation to hold the half **• j
cnmpmsnt In Charlotte waa
by the president of the Charlotte I
chapter o fthe United Daughters of
the Confederacy. 1 *
Road Commission
Awards Contracts
1 -
Rnltdgh. Sept. 6. Contract* have
been awarded for ten highways and
bridge projects of the Hlat* Highway
commission, bids for which were op- i
1 «n*d last Wednesday. It waa an
-1 bounced at the rnmmlslaon’a office*
Tuesday The estimated cost of lb* 1
ten prdjsct*. which Include the ersc- 1
I’on of iw obrldge* and the const rue- 1
lion of 74 71 miles of Improved roads
was given as 11,795.859 98
i
PEAR BRITISH TANKER
IS LOST AT SEA
Pa Panina Kept 5 - -It la feared that 1
the tlrttisb tanker J. A. Bnstwick. j
'owned by Mi* West Indian Oil Com
• any, has.lwen lost at sea. No word
;h<t* been received from tk# vessel
rlnce she left llalbo* for I-o* Angeles
■ *> July 12 , She waa of 5858 tons re
| tatry
HARDHLRFACINf; STATES
VILLE CHARLOTTE ROAD
i: - * ■■■' ~
i' Charlotte, Kept. 5. —Hardsnrfaciog
jef the Charlotte-Staiesvlll* highway
- Is expected to he completed within a
i i few days Only a few small links
> between Huntersville and Davidson
• remain to lie paved befere Ah* road
will he open from on* end »*' the t
other. ”. . I
I) wimmmmA
ASSOCIATED PIOW
PRICE FIVE COTNI
EailuWby|f Leagiftfb
SfcwlWe ■tCMM
Sadness
* - o
HOPE EXPRESSED
v _BYS«M
Geneva, s«pt. s. —vir na
pemtructure of the Laagua «f
Nhtionn. of which tn AmMp
president wot chief
iH emperiled and in PHtjgh llglr
the very foundatkma <4 Rnfenpa
are ahaian. Such briefly * m
nummary of the aituatkm to
night becauae of Italy's nM|
to recognise rif htg of IbeMi
drue to Intervene in diapßJb #Sh
Greeoa. ConaternatknTiJT
feeling of nadnaaa prevailidav
erywhere Generally though to
luctualiv it ia admitted that ||»
'eague ha* bean unable to wNh
lUnd the first great teat of fla
une a machinery for regnMMg
difference* between tha nitioiui
nince one pf tha leading mem
bers hag declined to ennoadn to
ta competence. Hence than
a n growing aenttorient among *
the amaller powers that it «m
--trolg them, but not hinds I|\,
creat powers of Europe.
All the mor# do they feat «■*»
l inced of thin beennee of In j
roportiona which the OmUi
and Italian conflict bee talma
ire deemed unjuatified as in
>riginal cauae of the oontriH '•
veray, serioua end rnfreigtile ad
waa the murder of the IteHgn
•fficers.
But hope ia not abandhttik
' **»■<? are Htout hearta mm ■;
be Ktateamen
be conference who belMHk
! »« loague and idea of omm
ion which the l«ag(l*
‘•film* to accept wB
Hiwerful or weak who frfcfl *
aucceed in ruining the
for good.
inenMEirrs aTi e
® inai
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Who Oppose Lena# of CMmlp
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COLUMBIA. Sept. 5.-TU# fegbeei*
Airline lUllpay and other Igtmgtfi
npposiag the lease of the Cae«£n
Cllnchfleld and Ohio railway ks dke
l outavllle Nertheru sad Misy*.
(’oast Une will b* givea aa appee
t unity i.-to present their erfwaeat
against the proponed trsnenetlaa he
for eth* South Caroline BgßTCpt
Commission nsxt Wsdoenday u al t
o'clock, the co mm las toe snif tM> af
ternoon following g prelthltaafv
hearing today
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Head of U. 8. Staei CorpirMlMi
Reftwes to Say Whether Up”'
Or Down
NEW YORK. Sept I—■hart 9.
Gary, chairman of the United Malm
Htesl Corporation announced lei* to
day that hla company waa oeadadrtdV
with subsidiary companies rslniiiA fly '
readjustment of the wag* ratio. Be
leclined to elate whether the road
luaUnent contemplated was nporard
or downward or whether It had la da
with tb* 12-hour day.
-We have been meeting today With
our president on rstee ia loroa/* Mr.
Gary said. *’Of course theft are a
number of questions t* nndtfin W*‘.
have notkiag whatever* to pdliUefe
beeuuse adjustment 'ls gotag oa «et-
Isfactorlly and we do not want t*
publlah anything that might eaafle
friction or disturb our nod ratatlens
with our men. That is'Cl! t eaa eng"
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