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VOLUME TWO, NUMBER 111
AMERICAN LEGION LAUNCHES
mmama on the elan
iwifr IN UNITED STATES
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“Everything For The Disabled Man and Nothing
fer tile Able” Is Slogan of the Anti-Bonus
League Formed By Ex Soldiers.
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(By the Associated Press.)
Baa fnaitwo, Oct. If.—With
’ Michigan delegates to the first
American l«eglnn holding out for
a rauffUlion of tbe Ku Klux
Klaa aad organization her* of a
uult of thte anti-bonus league to
fight aay resolution to favor n
service non, tbe convention fin
ish* i Ua third duy of u deadlock.
’ A spirited compromise ou tbe Kit
Klux Klaa question waa seen to*
day when tbe California delega
tion voted on "hones* neutrality"
v on matters relating to politic*
ebd Integrity Tbia was tbc first
break in the situation which rtu-ufl
tbe Legion
Michigan delrgatea stated they
would continue tbelr light to
force through the resolution to- I
PAUL RUBBER CO .
NffiMff*
Directors Declare 3rd Uomtcru*
ttve Seal-Annual Dividend on
Stock.
The Paul Rubber Company dlrec
tofa have declared the third consec
utive semi-annual dlvhlend of H per
codt Ob the preferred stork of tin
company, and checks totaling about
fIP.OOO. were mailed Saturday to
stockholder* of record of October 1
The company reports ripld progress
on saleni BCfftcmher bnlpg their baa
net month of about llW.ishi.
Tbe coin ant ntey lire Tuctorydo
partmeat of the company, 1» »l*®
mbbipi fO°d progres, ttve of tlieae
com lb tAky lire plant* having Ihob
H old during the past week la the fol
lowing town* la North Carolina
High Point. Washington. Wllmlng
ton, lanton and tin,ter.
Many more of these plants will l>e
established lu North Carolina und
adjoin lug states will next Ik; <us»n
lied. I
The direr torn foe| tluii the rstah
llshment of these community fire
plants will mean moth to lb*
Htibber Comimny. as earh plant will
secure Ita raw material front tb'
rompany, and also art us n local dls
trlbutor for all Paul products. Th
establishing of these ronimunlty tin
plants elluilaules all selling expend
•ad enables each camniunlty plant It
soil ejo'er leaf cord* to the loci'
~ ear owners at dealer* wholesaleJ*rlC'
which will enahlo the local plan
owpw the majority o
tb« Hr* business In his section.
The Paul Rubber Company art th
originator* of the community tlr*
plant system and control the patent
covering the special inucliltier'
whlcAi makes the small plunt sy.-ten
possible. It Is said that several rub
her mep. prominent In the Industry
have espressed the opinion that ! hb
rmall plant system opens possltdlt
ties exceeding that of sny new step,
taken la the lire Industry In the part.
The company also reports that a
change Ip the construction of Ibe air
* gnge valve has been made, whirl, now
enables thoia to offer luo reword for
p. ery valve of tbc ucw construction
that leaks air.
Governors Holding
Annual Conference
(By tbe Associated Press I
..West Baden. Ind . Ot t. 17- Kormal
welcome to the 15th conference of
tbe Governor* was ,'tended by Gov
Marten McCray of Indiana wlieu ex
ecuU»<V*!r 17 Wales and territories
arrived here late this afternoon on v
\ motor trip from Indluuapoll*
, Gov McCray called attention to
ills development of the Btate durtor
Us 100 years of existence _
V No Recurrence
r Os Food Riots
(liy the Associated Press.)
■ Berlin. Oct. 17, — There ws* no re
eurrence today of tbe food rb*t* In
Berlin In which one person wsv
wounded fatally and many were In
Jured
Tb* authorities have been quick to
respond to the dpmanda of Ihti uni*ni>
, PhrpL ami fvod staAluoa have bars
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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morrow ia which the laglon will
he culled upon to denounce the
Klaa “as Un-American In tad”
and contrary lo the very princi
ples which the American Legion
stands.”
The' formation rtf „ unti-honus
league here dispelled the hop,* ,
that the compensation committee,
would finally work put a rt -olu
llon that would he acceptable to
f the entire convention.
The slogan of the Anil-Bonus
organization was tonight stgted
"For the disabled, everything;
for the able-bodied, nothing.”
Lieutenant Commander William
- C. Band, of Frisco, slated that the
fight would be centered around
any bonus measure-
WAKE FOREST REACT ;
: Fi THE WILD CATS
UaptiKt Are lo May The Preß
byteriunM In Char
lotte Saturday
IHpeclal to The News )
Wake Foreal, Oct. 16 For
est football warriors are hard at
work preparation for the buttl/
with Davidson In charlotle on Satur
day. Meprteaod by their two tidal «
wave wla* la recent butlfea the Bap
tint boys are laborlpg hard under
Cowcb Onrrtty for tbc Wild Cat I,ai
de. regarded aa one of tbc most
poriant on the schedule
oarrlty this week Is eAertlng spe
cial efforts to develop a stead'er de
fense and a snappier ocenae. lu aony
of the momenta of th epast two gums*
the Wake warriors have *ho#r ( l
flushes of esceptlonal ability onlv tr
lax Into luedltK-rlly on the nett plav
To UeVeloi, a coualsteucy. Coach Osr
rlly will keep Ills men on .thil- lie I*
several hours each afternoon. Be
fore the team cKfralns for Chari tt.
it will be giveu some new-. l-sson'
In blackboard talk.
More Ilian 5U pusses were u «ed ( ’
die last two games by the team and
the depology boy a who claim lo b
on Uiu tnside predict ‘that Coach
Oarrlty will dig Into bl* bar
of tricks for tbc Wild Cat contest
They expect that he may unlimber I
,onie big artillery held l» ■ rgaenre !
Oklahoma City Flood '
Is Now Subsiding
Mil WESTS IN j
TE STIIE m Us
.t
Employment Service I Maced
Great Number in North
Car* laiHt Month
IR> llie Aaaoclaled I'rena.)
Ital< i»jh. Oct. 17. -There .'-mutv f>tt4
rc(|iic*t* for help made *n branch of
fleen In North Carolina of IHe
erul Slate Employment acrv|ee dur--
lin the week ending October 13.
while llierewere M 3 applleatlona fur
employment, of which 47-’ were Itlled.
according to U»»* weekly report of
M. 1«. Shipman, commlaalonew of the
State tlepurtmeiit *>f Labor and Print
ing ami director* fit ililn State of the
KMftbral-Ktnlc KnipfWyment Service.
Hi Ihhnlhr hV report Mr. Shipman
Halil that the cloning of ?eaorty»otel* j
had rcaulted In a aurplua of domes*. I
tic worker* and other rla»nen of la
bor employed around thea place* f
rurpliM of euriwntera, he added. I« j
reported from two of the larger cttle r
I of the State In which building oper
ation* hail- fallen off. The il< found
fwr negro day laborer# caceeda the
anpply. hut them la a anrplttf
truck driver* and chauffeur*. Skill*'’
i labor condition* are balanced Kami I
, labor la visibly abort. Mr, Shipman
Huld tbo "open »<a*on" for county •
i fair* may be attributed ua the reinon
for fewer calla for labor and a anmlt I
i or number of appllcatlona for ran
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FORGET-ME-NOT DAY
[ IS TO BE MU
in city Ind coir
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In For J’urpotw of HelpiiaK
I)ihubled Soldier* of
The World War
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SATURDAY, NOVEMHER
TEN IS DATE CHOSEN
Mayor Haiti baa recalled advices
from National Coiomundnr Junes A
McFarland of the disabled American
Veterans pf tbc World War, tbs
“National Forget-Me-Not Day.?
.which was observed here lust yoh I
as well us In several hundred other
cßlcs und towns throughout the
United Ktates. la ugulu lo be conduct
ed, this year, for the bcuefit of
America’s wounded and disabled
••runs. »n Saturday. Koveuilter lu
Relief, welfare, legislative, rebablll
, tat ion and educational activities Ir
the Interests of America's UMLMfI
mufmed und * broken veterans of tbc
World War. are lamented by "Ko;gt-
Mc-Not Uny." which reccnvs the
substantial endorsement «nd, hearty
support of high government und civic
officials. °
f-ttst year Ihe late President and
Mrs. Warren (l- Harding were sub
, atantlul subscribers lo the "Forget-
Me-Not Day" cause. Mrs. Harding's
first public^ act. following her l,ns
und serious Illness, was to purchase
mo worth of forget-mw-nota, pad Is
sue a note commending the pro jeer
Numerous other national and state
officials were active participants Ir
the day's observance, and msnv
ptates the Governors ItKik an active
part In the sale of forget-me-Hots. a>
stating the groups of pretty girls In
their caiopuglir-gctivltles
An effort will Ik* made to huve th<
club women aud sclkk,l chlldre i
malte the little pamT and cloth fn»
?*l-me-nolM that sre to be sold on
Bnjytrdsy November 10 Activo u,n
<(cft to tlie cause means tbe fnlMY
ment of the mnnv iho-wat"'
of Auerlcn's world- war
regain tb*lr ataltis and nre«*tg|» Ju
civilian llfa. snd to shorMv IM-ne»<wc
Hetf-relleni and uwfHl Htlaens. rill
ions of this romimintlv ere Urged to
take a been Interest In "FdFget-Me
Not Day" preparations, end to P<ir
tlclpate actively in the Dev’s sctlvl
Ilea on Hatordav. NovenilKr 10
I IHKARV AHHOt IATIOV
\Mnstoo Salem. Del. 17—The hi
enulal conference of tbe North f'sro
tins Library Assocfiitton will be h«!'l
here November 22 und £L according
to announcement by o/Wors of the
organization.
‘ FIKUIIEA FLAY BINGHAM
Chapel U«’t. 17. The freshmen
eleven of the Unlverslly of North
Carolina will miy-t the Ujnghani Mil
tIUD - Academy football team In a
grldlruu battle here next Bartini,ty .
afternoon.
Water Ran Through
Thought. Safe. Safe
From Any Flood,
Railway Service At A
Standstill, Public
Utilities Paralyzed;
City.
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Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. Oct i;
IBy Iho Assoc luted I Oklu
, bomu today Is emerging from
most disastrous flood as the Nor'
f'anadian Ulvi r receded to |is> ordl
- nurll > narrow I,auks, leaving a thou
; sand persons homeless and properly
| damages estimated at $2,!5<«M,00,
with railroad and highway servlet
paralyzed and public utility eriji-c
demoralized.
Oklahoma lily bore tin- brunt of
the debacle, but virtually the ,-»|t|r.
northwest, northeast and realm*
parts of Hie Stale were engulfed fiv
alrcstpg swollen by recent torrentluE
i ruins. ,
I Two are known to be dead here
and .the receding waters have n
permitted sesrrhlng partlos tn p,;e
first,. Into (he hardest hit portin'
of the city. Many persons ure Ir.
hospitals suffering from exposure.
The Amid waters which swirled
and Issbcff Giniugli I red , never la
fore ecnsldered In danger from fbc
river, rapidly are receding. aHhoog v
tbe Capitol Hill section aud pack In
town. home of the meat packlug In
dustry here, remains cut off tror
' Ike frmalndcr of the city and llkelv
will lie closed lo traffic tor sometime.
Air hiail servteo lo Lawton and
other points Isolated by the flood w%
| tnau|UTatcd yesterday. t j
GOLDBKORO, N. C\ THURSDAY MORNING, IMTOIIEK JK 1M23
ATLANTA MINISTER 1
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Sk 'omi tS^Tk*Avii»ci
|Ml Ku Klux Kinn 4Ufi
clhlm In City
ADMITS POSSESSION ®
Qff TWO BOTTLER
(By the ,\^»ocfated prviis i
Atlanta, Oct. tt. - lli r.rt ulbci Rid
ley known ua the Imperial Kluh of
the Ku Klux Klun und former pas
tor trf an Atlaalu church was urrcsl
i A hero late Ustuy by |H,tlce on charge ,
of being drunk and cMK'ratlng uu au- (
tomobllc. Tbe arrest was made By
a motorycyclc officer Who >-.inl Bf.
Ridley had two boOlFs et whiskey
At the police station l)r Ridley ;
staled that he had driven out (o th"
country when he wpa accosted by a
man who accosted to give him some j
whiskey. He laid that he accepted
It und before Mkrtiug to town he loiok
a drink.
The officer vmo mode the nr rest I
said he saw tic automobile zigzag
ging down IVuJitreu street und stop
ped It and liming Dr. Ridley uppa
rently under 111 Influence of Hqnor
arrested him. i)r. Uldlcy udutitti'd
having more liquor in the auto and
produced the two bottles.
PROSECUTION RESTS
IN GARRETT’S TRIAL
AND CEF99E OPENS
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la ( hunted With The Murder of
Miniiri*r in f*at*
of VirrtnUu
witnesses Sail to
AGREE IN TESTIMONY
(By the Afcoeiated press )
Cumberland tV'irt House. Va.. Oct
ft- lbs prommlthHi lpid veaUM at"
the d'dcna* wffh ready to go ahead
when eonrt adjourned here toaHlit
at the conebislon cf the second day
Os the seeoud trial of Robert O. Gar
re*. county rlerk. charged with th
murder of the Rev. K H Pierce Us*
June S.
Few new fuels were developed In
fedny's testimony. * ■ - -
In addition to 16 Btat -> wltnoso s
Including Mrs. plercy and other tueru-
Vrs of tin- ulnlu minister's family
heard lieforc. Judge AA ■ M limilh
coni .non wealth attuiuey. called to lb
grgtd as a wltncaa, was oil tin- .land
lor uiu,ut two hours.
t’i..hul>ly ilu 4 most, sensational bit
of :cw evidence came from Judge
Hui 'li. who said that when ,Mr
Pii -e come from blu home nf’er a
j fist fU'bt with Barrett, armed vltli ti
I allot run and pistol he app*-:' l<
I Ini R&dlng Ihe gun.
' Mo»t of.the other witnesses Wrl
lialay elt »e: saw the sh<K>tlnt Mod
light, or a pin of |bc whole ci a*b
i rt'llh the i s<epttou of the g n-' . '
agreement (but the minister vm Itu.l
--1 ly butcu ~i his fight with Garrett
it" »\vn*»f Ibe wliueaies ugyreil ,ia tc
wliut hupp* tn d
Right Newly Weds
On The Same Train
i . .i
When th.- Houthern railway iraln
J pulled out of Goldsboro last nUht •'
11 o'clock tbe Pullman sleeping ra
*va* occupied by four newly marrle.
eetuplc* und one bachelor. Whut dh>
poaition wa made of ,the buchelo
Inter in the night Is -not known, but
It Is presumed that he was e llttt
uncomfortable <-arly In tin* « enlnr
with nil the newly weds siirrn ndltki
him 'IV. < f the couples were mar
ried in Goldsboro, one In Alottn
•1 Olive and one In Wllnilngtoa.
■' >ATIOY.AI, -v*
f Wl»*l«n-Hal«m. Oct. 17. Dr. llo»
aid Kondlhaler, presldaut nt Wulei,
' ! College, i» evpei li'-d to represent Ip
Wlnston-Hab'in Young M-ns fbi letlar
f Asrußlullon lit the ponutlfptlonat co
ve u l Umi of the Y M (', A at f'leve
, |lnnd. Ohio, Octobar 17-26
I’UBLIC IS I'Kf»EDTO
SFND IN NEWS ITEMS
r.
Th* l.old«lM»ro New* wl»he, tu
am' ware l» Ihe pahlle Hull we
r 1 la tile *sr arid all l<> lelrpbuar
or vend In any and all new* of
Interest, siirh a* social, dmrlinr.
marriages, parties, arrbals and
A eu. ..
r | Be al»« welcome any swwffTfc
llon* that may be offered A v
,i pnblleallwa that lo «ar mind will
_. | be aril Gnldslmn, and Ike ennnly-
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NUMBER OFf MB
mm RENIED
11 HIGH COURTS
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Suprenif Hody For North ( itrtr
lina Mules On Number Os
lmp«»rlttnt (asts
HABEAS CORI»U8 WRIT
DENIED ONU I’ITIZKII
(By tbe Associated I'rees.)
UuU'igb. Oct. 17 The following
opinions were filed Irdny by tbc Hu
prviur Court:
Tuijlngton. adm . v* Hsrnett
lluncmk-Coiupaay vs. Himfguie Co..
I Carteret, no error •* ~
I cherry ver'its C. L. Itullrtuid
l*l(t county, new trial.
Eaist t'urollnu Lumber Conipnny
versus I .aml and l.umlwr Co.v t'rav
! en. no error.
Dunn V*. Taylor. Lenoir county
; affirmed.
i Fund Insurance Co. vs. Howland
Company. Duplin, no error.
Tindall vs. . iiudull, l-enolr Co- .
plaliitlff's upih'hl modltied utvil affirm
* cd. Dr-feadunl's appeal w>Ver»4 d
Welch veraus A. L.. AVaku
ly, no error '
Fsltnot ti*. liun
cornin' county, affirmed
Slate vs. Richardson, Wake County
Judgment affirmed without wvrltten
opinion.
Bank vs. H< a rim rough. Wake conn
ly. Judgment affirmed without writ
left opinion. "
Petition lor wrllo of haveas corpm
iiddreastMl to Asnih lute Justice AA T
Hlain’y by Dr Paul Cr an In
1 niu|.(! of the Hlule Hospital, was de
nied after a bearing
Well Known Fremont
Citizen 1h Dead
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1. L. Yelverton. Iw'lter knian hi UP
huudtcds Os Misnds In all Section* of
the coolly ns ‘TJun” Yelverton ifl*d
i at hts home at Fremont last ale hi ■
IUIS o'climA/' He was on* of thr
knjywn ui«<n In the enttr* csoubc
and had spent practically Ills entire
Hie wt Framsml lie la survived b*.
eight children, these being: ffiay I,
H P of Wilson. Mrs. A. G. Knott of
Newr York. Calvin, Ruth. Charles
Ralph and Oscar, all of Fremont He
Is also survived by three sisters Mr*
lames Condon of Btantonburg. Mrs
AY F Kdwards of tbe aanie point aud
Mrs. J J. Colev of Fremont.
Funeral eerv|c*»s are tn be
ed this afternoon at 3 oYloek at Fre
mont by Klder lltKtks and Interment
will follow’-nt that point-
Probe Dynamiting
Os School Building
Illy the Associated Press.)
Hiuithflelil. Oct. 17.- W. A. Hcott.
deputy of the Htato Department of
Insurance here conducting. Investiga
tion* Into tlie dynamiting of the Cor
lutli-Holder school house, Jobusou
county, August 27. when tbe school
was just nearing completion, an
nolined thin uflerniM,n that he ex
pected to complete the Investigations
today or tomorrow. ,
(Deputy Hcott siihl be bud oxuitiln<-<1
a number of wlUiesm's and Ihut lie
was making a "very thorough In-nn
tlgutlou " l(o did nut dlvulgi the
names of witnesses examined aud
•aid 10-" lie did not know u* yet wliut
I tid re null* of ibu InvraUgEtlcn would
be.
EDISON ASSER TS THA T
HENR Y FORD WOULD BE
FINE FOR PRESIDENT
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W PICK HEIDI
TO MEET THE FOE
I’nivtrttitN Jtnd Stnle Tmbih
Itolh Confident On K%r
Os The Ifettlle <
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IHj tile Aswioetati'd I’raaa.) I
Kalelgh, Oct. 17- Tin- Wolf t'uf’k <
of HluU- «M ready tonight fur the j
innual claalt with tin* 'far 1 hjro
tomorrow. Itnllrall*** ara that the 1
tame will lie hard fought. Itolh
tcurm will t» in the game with the j
Orel Him men. with the in ept ion of
Kohl n i4Mi of t’n rot tea who may not
he Hide to plu>
The raroltiiu atndunt tanly will ur
rlw* here tomorrow on n apeelal train
from Cliapel Hill The roache* of i
both Irwi tonight taaued at«l«iii*uU
that they were ready for the game
I hut neither the I'ww brother* or tlar
i r> Hart aril would indicate wbV'h
i taaiu would win the fray.
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—■rj==-=s=='r=ar.-.r==;:j.:'" —■ t-I. 1 .'.saggs ,
NOW IS OPPORIUNE TIME TO
ENLIST
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Drive ManajferK Reiterate Importance of fcarly
and Urge Tardy Entrants to Hasten Into Race
“ Before Early Beginners Gain Tremendous Start
and Make Walk-Away Affair of Big Gift Plan
Which is Now Gaining Speed Daily.
RALEtGHRUMRUNNEBS'
APE HEAVILY FINED
“Sport” Weaver and W. H. Ed-1
dins Are AHMnuwd
SSOO Each
. New Born. iVcl. I#-—A rcp»ri from
Solicitor'’ Jessie II," rtovto. who In
prosecuting Jbr criminal docket In I
swrrton't Superior Court at Bnshiri '
i|il« week under Judge J. JLh»J*l llu,r |
tou Mid that R W ‘TBport") Weaver
mid w. 11. KcMlas. ymjug Ualelgb ,
white mi n. were given eanpanlleß,
iiontenri'e, of two yenrs ou the rvadn
and (in*" of Istki each when'the*
plcg.l guilty to Charge* of hauling •
whiskey yesterday.
A sensational hit of evidence wai> j
given hy the two men. Solicitor lhiv- 1
la »Ut*d. whwi they told the co in
they hud Imught vyhl.key on Severn’
of their trlph ravt'n and l urtiiret |
counties from John (lodette, negro *
who along with two automobiles wn • |
captured here several weeks sin. The I
Raleigh men, a* waa GoUatt*. were
ruptured on evidence secured hy D«-
•ectlve Oattla, of Raleigh, who apen'
several week* In Ihla auctions
John l<ogun Oodette, negro, who
appealed under IS.MMi bond (rani g
two year road Meatmen In Carteret
eourt laat Juno foe handling wh'uVe*
forfeited that bond. HollePor Duet
vialed, when he failed to iippear yes
terday. Real ettste owned hy Oodette
uud hla rulalivwa wae put up for the
hond- Judge Horton ordered the |r« :
nance of aelfa agalnit the security
for Immedlute service, the aolletter
aald. 'x
hiiud of SSOO waa forfeited
hy Vou Ucdsworih. former prominent
Motebcad City citizen and builder o'
•he Hct|awor ( li Hotel at Allan'!*
Iteueh. when b« fulled to anpear t
answer a charge l of violation of the
prohibition lawa. •
Solicitor. Darin declined the Ancle*
•hla week waa a heavy one, this be
lag largi ly (he reault of the aerie
| of rulda alagtfd In western Carter ft \
und eastern Craven under hla dlree
t|ou aevi-ral week* ago.
Mr. Lloyd George
Confined To Room
(lly the Asies-latcd Press.!
Chicago. (hi 17. Havtd Mined
George. Itritlsb Wur Time
apent today In the seclusion of a sl-k
room. Cancelllnil: all engngctnehl* j
for today ricrgl mi uddrena at a imixa
nifellug tonight lie remained In a
hot.-l unite Id iiti effort to preveu*
uny deveyopnient of a condition
marked by a flight temperature and o
cnusCd hy a cold ami alraln of hie
activities while touring America.
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Thinks* However, Thnt
Detroit Manufacturer
Is Os More Value to the
Country In Private Ca
pacity.
New York Oct. 17.—Thom an
A. Edinon electrical wizard, in
one of thc'firet inlcrviewn he
hud ever Kiantcil to newppu|>jr
men today npoke of the candi
dacy of hiit friend Henry Ford
and declared that it “would vote
for a good man” if the Nation
aent Ford to the White House.
Mr. Edison expressed the im
pression that tjje auto manu
facturer is of more value to the
Nation as a private citizen.
Mr Edison, however was not
sure that the four hour day
would he a good thing for the
Nation lie expressed fear that
too large a leisure class would
)>e created land that this
have a )>ad effect
upon the young
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PRICK FIVI CENTS
Nothing renal a «« tetrh la III*
tracfl*«Berea*) n« •ftWmlaaltea
• •Bceeed, ant «fdS» % anmter
I f peruana bat* nfldady enterad
»he Hnlr.maa.Mp (W* with h
d I-' mlaall u tIWI tompMfts «*.
IV* «.
There la pledly el them ft*
more w ark era, a* the hinge I keen ,
are In the trace, the meter M wßt
be l« win *hr wart wM he men
• venly divided nmaag aU, and
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