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VOLUME TWO; NUMBER ,244
HENRY FORD TO SUPPORT PRES. COOLIDGE
POUmCAL CAMPS STIRRED
OVER FORD ANNOLNCEMENT
* t,ikiVi| fa. .'.a i
Brimm Unconcealed Elation to
Admiaintration Lander* Inter
anted in the CooUdge C»
Mdvn. }, ..
' Washington, Dec. lE—PoUttool
ooaieo here were vhdbly stirred to
(tar by (ho docloratWm of Henry font
10 support Os I* re* Meat Cooildge for
l*tt.
> || brought unconcealed elation 10
"dmtulat ration' leader* Interested. .In
Mr. I'oolUlce'a cause, and IXemocrstlc
leader* said tliera waa satisfaction at
lean la the fact that Mr. (Ford waa
- o«t In the open, and »ppar»ntly naif
fllmtnaled a* a Presidential possi
bility aeat 'yoar. '
Comments cn Mr. Ford 1 * ufate
-uentt *r« withheld by all avowed
Praaideattwl candidates here-
I believe It Is the .win* and nat
ural Ihlag for the people to agree
■ a the nooitnatlon and election of
Coolldge," Mr. Ford »ald ’*l am
aatalfled that ninety per ceat of the
pepple feat perfectly safe with Cool
tdg*. and I feel. too. thnt the coun
try Is perfectly anfc with him. A*d *
If thi* I* the feeling of the country,
why rhaage?
‘‘Mr. (Toolldle has shown In thane
' na>Bths of aeVvtre a I rent many qual
ities that should please his country
i lie a. | think they all feel that Mr.
Cooildge means to do raiht. And
when a map means to do right. s«
far aa 1 have obaarvdd. it la usually
quite easy for him to And the *•;
to do right.
Gant Selling Forged
Bonds Arrested
Chicago. Dae. Id - Two alleged
members of a gaag which baa sold
thot-aaod* of dollars worth of forged
- public utility hoods In New York.
Philadelphia and Chicago were ar
rested tell 1 bight. a»<| otMf'frrcat*
to follow, according to the police.
v furred Marshall, arrasted here la
. said by the police to have been nam
ed as ha accomplice by a man arrest
ed yesterday la an elaborate suite
la the Rlltmore Hotel, and. who la
alleged to have confessed
The gang la charged by Depart
ment of Justice operatives with ob
taldtag a large block of blank bond*
of the Aavertcan Public Service Com
pany. of a face value of nearly ITS.-
one. aad after forging registration,
selling them to brokerage concern* .
The forged bonds are said to baVa
passed through numerous brokerage
houses who were Ignoiaat of the for
geries which only were discovered
when purchasers attempted to rath
‘the coupon. Bonds to the amount of
about 111.000 passed through the
t'smeroa and Btaikie firm .In New
York which obtained them from an-1
other hoda house. It was leaf-bed. [
WILSON MAKES NEW
TOBACCO RECORDS
' ON AUCTION FLOOR
Selling Mere Tobacco at the
Ooaa of Bnaineaa Yeaierday
Than Wna Sold Daring Entire
Seaaoa of 1920.
' IVllnon. Doc 10.—I By the Aean
elated Prenn.l —HMory *»» made to
day in the tobacco *a|e» Industry,
a hen the Wtlaon tobacco market'
with IU laat aale before the holiday*
•haltered Ibe world* record (or the
quantityrot tobacco evAr *«>M on unv
market during the roorae of one rea
son
Hmeahlnn bv Ipound* the
record or fJ.2t2.OCfi pound* which
wa* made by the total market for
the entire !'•*» *ea*on Wilson hid*
ralr to aell approximately 70.1W0.600
before the wnrehotiae In Kelt/
ruary.
Charges Sen. Mayfield
Spent Too Much
—r - - ft
Washington. Dec- 10--A formal
resolution for lateatlgatlon of char
ge* of rxieenlr* eipendltnrea In the
election of Senator Mayfield. Dem
ocrat. Teiae. vat prevented to the
.Senate today hy Chairman Hpencer of
(he election* committee ll vat sub
mitted In the rnmiwtltte on audp
and control which mn*l paa* upon
the** expenditure* which would he
• mhorlied
> jC,tenet be Inland of Madura. In the
Mfb«l fm'le*. the elide si' rr*
••rly age; In fact,
ijw at fourteen la
fifrllii 1 1 old meld
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Introducing His Highness IUJ
rUJnahuar glut 8* wai Mahstaj Jey
- Singhji. Veerendra Shiromanl Oev.
Photographed at confereoca ta
London recently -#lki* he repre
sented i. 000.000 people of the
Huthwaha Naiuku Clan of IUJ
- puts. India, of Which be is In
charge aa a colonel. Mia friend*,
of whtfch he boa many, do hot at
tempt to call him by his full own*.
PHILIP FOX CASE
MJ.EMIJIM.-
ffHT lltTOfi oTJTTT
TODAY. REPdI
a- • K,
After (’onnumlnK More Than :
Week in fntrodurinjr Kvidenr
Hotk the State and Defend
Rested and Arnuments Begun
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Atlanta, (is.. Ih'c I.B—Considers
tlon oO' evidence which will dccld
the fate of Philip K.. Pox, former K
King Klan editor, charged with th
murder of .'William 8 Coburn, a Kla
attorney: In expected to begin l<
morrow when tho cam- la schedule
to be given to the Jury After con
auming more than a week In Inlro
during lesttmoay both the elate an
the defense rested this afternoon an
arguments were begun. An agree-
Irnent was reached between prqsncu
lion and defense attorney* to I Inti
cadi side to pve hours of arguiuenl
Today's seasious were marked b
I (he rinsing of the Slate's rebuttal
lln which an effort was made to r«-
Ifute testimony of the defense tha
Cog Was ffi.vane at the time he atin
Coburn In the layer * office here ni
November J
,Too Many Clothes „ !
. .Gets Him,Released
Burlington. N. C.. Lb-.- |*g- Declar-
Ing himself broke, uwuy froni home
seeking a Job. til Ilia pos
seasion aonie 40 shirts, nine suits,
extra overcoat, many pairs of socks,
head pieces and “eo on, a mini was
held by the (Milica a short while yes
terday on suspicion after he had dls
■ posed of KcVvEgl flm silk -hlt-ls. al
most for the price of the buitona on
them.
The in.hi said he waa from an east
ern Carolina town, b«S dM
su|ierlntcudentw of ue|*iwef
plant, and that ho came away from
there seeking work In another town
because the water In that city was
fajNilrnt him
i When questioned by the chief about
s*lo many clothes he replied, tliut he
always kept plenty on hand. To tha
chief s statement thnt Vhe bad ilevnr
1 hud 4u shirts in his life" the utuu
said notblfig.
He was well dressed, of good per
sonallty. und his siltils wereagf suf
- fit lent strength to free him from tha
■ clutches of the law.
VII.KH si IT
Birmingham, I •<■<■ I" ClstmiOg
half interest to the atle where the
Gorge* properly ot the Alabama
’ Power Com pa ay- ia situated, former
ly, part of the (invernmenCa Muscle
Shoals project, H. K McCormick.
* Birmingham mins owner, has filed
' suit In Walker county, at Jaapey,
• asking that the properly lie sold for
I , es I Itlvl wu. ft! In;: In ;-|t
santTuncetneikt ht-rc today.
WILL ISBUE MONDAY
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The NEWS will umie u pa
per next Monday morning and
will fjot publish Timid ay nr
WedMwday mornlngn- Thik
Hchodulc huh been urruitged
for the benelit of il’g employ
mi, that they may have am
ple tim« in which to enjoy the
Christman holidays. Mer
chants are requeated to have
advertising matter for Mon
day’s issue ready Saturday.
now
- REFUSED DfliS
Hobbs Wavs, and Means Com-'
miltic Refuses to Give it |
Right of Way Over Treasury’s
Bill.
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" lh-« i t%- Soldiers'
r« t• i ■.l .1
t.du, the
"ay^JM^jjMeans. t'nmniPtee to give
It riidM ofibwgy over administration
■ rovlwbos/nf the tre*»nry s tax bill
rke rnmbilltec declined however to I
idlstraok It until a decision Is reach
-d whist change should be made
u tax rates
The bonus was given another Jolt
by Secretary Mellon, who declared
» a lettgr to Representative Andrew.
h»t If the compensation measure
•toed by Prealdenl Harding were nn
'«4ed. the direct coal would total *5,-
iut1.62d.444 and would average |2Za,-
uto.mMi (or the drat four years.
AfUf, receiving Mr. Mellon's \-f{
<-r Mr. Andrew who formerly waa
% sslstaiit secretary of the treasury,
lectarml In a atHteMent that "tlin sec-1
-etary's estimate* of the cuat of ad-!
noted compensation are greatly ,In i
xceas of the ptpvlniis eatlnuite* at
I* own aringry which were puhilah- j
i Senate conuolttue a rear apd .
!• hdtf ugo. and whlcii have no( loren
ticattoned heretofore.''
Mexican Rebels
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Are in Retreat
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Wu*hiogl.M Dec II Offb-iat re ;
■orta reenHsed by the Mexican em
•aaay today frofn Mexico (!|ty eahl
' «rge i-oihlngent» of Federal truop»|
'•re mwaging for a further ultack '
gninaf 11m rnvoluilonary force* from I
cm Crna. Ibllowlng tin- evacuation 1
<y the rehqts of Bun Marcoe.
'•Mb* Important devrlopno-at* are
eportnd Hu (iuadalajara front
( vberg the Fmlerwl troops conlnloe
heir advance,'' the embassy state
ment said "TRe railroad tracks are
wing rwpdlmd preparatory to a de
•lslve attack upon General Hsgra
a'a forma and a battle ia likely to
*ke place at ugy time
T'undltiaßt tkrvMighniit the n-puh.
Ic continue undisturbed. Contrary
> reports emanating from rebel
mirres. normal eondlilons prevail In
•Inaloa where the governor hus rr
lerated his allegiance and firm suj)-
ort to the government
MUCH TO MUCH
NAS BEEN SAID
; NOW ILL QUIET
Verh.tMiunHrc in ThroloKicul
B»ltle Suddenly Oasts nhd
All in Quiet.
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New York. Dec. I*.- Verbal gnn
flre subsided loday in the Ikeologhal
:b*Ut*- waged In New York between
nu *•'mists und " fundmnentallsU r-f
various faiths
The broudslde of atntenMntg which
for the last few day* have (Marked
the coutroveray Jn tko Protuaiaut
Kplscopal Ckuroh -antaring oa tha
threatened hereay tr4n| of Rev. Lee
W. Heatou. of Fort Worth. Tags*,
suddenly ceased.
POHTMAMTLM AI’IUINTMi
Washiuglon. Dec HI- The
service cMiimbtulon today rarlttad
the following MS eligible Iqr appol»t
oreni as Postniasiers In North Cor
ollna:
Concert) John I. Millet pad Wil
liam H Ward. Haartird. 8. Seel: Leas
Ingtoß Thaot)ore Mrtjrnv. Murphy.
Arthur H. Dickey: Hoggoke Rnplda.
C.eorge N Taylor and Will (am 8
Hsundera and Werrenton. Mr*. Nan
nie Mcl. Moore
A echotd lo tshtt h women tha I -gdrn
of brtrklaylng. leihlng ,-nd idaeierthg
has been opened In New York
GOLDSBORO. N. C, THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 20. 1923
FIGURES IN.CHIJRCH WAR
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BIBHOP lOEWRKNt K DR. OJKMITON PAHKB
M ell known ttgurea in conlroveray over the croqda uow raging in Naw York.
WILL IIKfIDK HATI Rim |
Me. John Rj Noyes, one of the !
member* of the National Commit- j
tee of the Junior Order reported
to The NIOW'B, by long dlntance at
a late hour laß Might, that the «-on»-
mltiee had n 4 decided on the lo- j
cation, and prßhably would not de
cide until Saturday of this week.
Mr Noyes promised to wire The
News ns early Baturday aa a de
cision could be reached. {
When pressed for an answer us j
whether nr dpi lu his opinion
Goldsbotp Ho uhi receive the
award, be slated that It* chance* i
were decidedly better than they j
were bejfore the committee hiade
their Inst visit .
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DERR STMT HI
| PUP FARMING
,111* Value of tbe Poultry l artn*
In the Stale are Reading
* Sizeable Su«».
s j Raleigh. Dec. I9 r ' Th. value of
Itoultry on the farm* of North t ary
illln* D now over s2#;w>h,oiH». accord
-1 Ing to au announcement made hern
today by the dtiite College SuthorlUea
In connection aiih the short courses
lo be offered rurninrs of the State
’ next month. Because of this large
Interest In the rasing of chickens a
*pecli|l course In poultry, raising will
hg«»uini>ng the 'course* offered from
January !» lo 16. ihu fime selected for
the special bourses In farming This
cotirae wilfJie directed by Dr. B. I\
, Kaupp. Professor of Poultry Hi lence
, and poultry investtgaior for the Bla|,e
, Kxperlment Station. Due to the
number .of women and boys Interested
lu |Hiultry ralelng.' It la'"hoped that
a targe number of them will enroll
for tire course, the statement of the 5
College aaaerted |
"As'an Illustration of the lu:ere*r
he.ng taken In 0 poultry," said Dr.
Kliaupp ' depart mi ni answers ov
er -ilHi letters *‘year from fa: lifers
t apd farmers' wive* now interested lnl
poultry and wishing to know the facts'
about handling the birds, or waullii*-
Id get advice .<* lo lire various breeds'
hr bird*, disease control, or method*
of feeding I
■ "To reach Ibese |s-opl«. therefore.
■ and to give them first baud lnf«rnia- i
lloiiand Inst in* Hon. the jaiuMry de
partmrnt plans to condurt Us sxoud
entnlul practical i*oultrv short cour e
. for faruo-r- ,C »"* outllu<<l. tl«i
| work tKilh in the cla-s rooms
| with lllusti.licit lecture* •■'Bh, "> ll, '<
labbratory jybere the -tipum- will
, haul lu | rap-nested bird*, learn hire
, to till a good layer, ad bowi to candle.
, pwtnand grad* egfs lor nmike- how
, to cAmiiii/c imlr. i oii-lllb l A podltry
f and learn about hnt'lllbi: rear
lug. ihixlng fer-d* and gelieiatly rar
ing for the birds
I Pit 4 11. V 1.l NHItVIn \1 t4M»>
I I, ( (M Ml IPs MIK It TIID
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• Itong Kong. Ik*v- !*■ tHy the Ah
■ nm tated Press I TU<- Bottlla of tor ,]
- .elgn r.uuboui- m the hart.-.r *r( Can
ton, where u lenae ha* pr*
• vali*-d slm-s- ihe recent Ihreai *'f Dr
- Mun Yet t4q» 8. uth ( hina leader, in
• 'welae the C'lclrrms fun-ls. apparentlj
■ ♦hi preparing for eventualities. Home
i. }»f the warships lying off Khamt eq.
*!wte foreign sei lion of 1 1 anion, have
men cleared f<>r a-lion hp-I French
jmi lore .from Ihe cruiser Jules Kerry
• hive landed al Hhameen and are *la
g (toned In the nld-French pctstofflce
building. , _
Instructions from Russia
! To Workers Party Ot U. S.
To Raise Red Flag Over W.H
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BELIEVE COUPLE
( Will RETURN TO
i ANSWER CHARGE
Youth und 81-Ycar-Hrid* So
journing at. PinehursL
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Jerpcy City. N. J., D#c- 18.—Authpr-
Itie* tuyliiy expressed the belief that |
Burton 8. Tucker, 17 your a old and
ht* wife Mr* • Husan Hint peon Tuck-,
cr. 61, who were named tn two in-j
didment* found yesterday, charging I
conspiracy to vtolatp the marrlacoj
law*, would voluntarily return to de
fend themselyeu. The Tuckers we.e ]
»v|«>tted to he enjoying the sport* at '
Soul hern Pines, N. C.
Tuikef and Mr*. Simpson,‘.a weal
thy widow, were married In Union
Will. N. J.. October 2 The applied
tlorf'for the Itcenae stated jhat Tuck
er wa;t 21 and Mrs. Blnipsbn 4d.
John Miller. Justice of Ihe peare;
(leo/ge Crete vital statistics regis
trar. and John L. McGJnnle, of Oku
ceater. Maas . MF*. Tucker * chuttffenr
also were named In the. indictment*
as parties to the conspiracy. Rev.
•Robert Hollins Baptist minister who
married the couple, was absolved of
all blame for the marriage.
Miller waa accused of arranging
the lYtnrrlaire and McGlnnta of acting
as a witness.
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McAdoo Meti Star}
Campaign for
* -a
- Instructed Delegates
| t'hlcaao. l*ec, Ui.— Tbs campiilßn
for inniru< tad rtebosalcn in hack ihe.
rnndtdady of William CJ. McAdnn for
(hr nominal Inn at the lirncmilf
national conv**ntlon will (mi carried
lon In all atafea a torn li In Irlcodk
I?«•*•! It advisable. I>avUl lanid Mock
' wrll. chairman nf the McAdoo ram
-1 pa inn I'ommlttee. itulil In a atalrment
Unlay.
| ll.' - einnnunced that Mr MrAdoo
would week an Itudrucled delegation
from llllml* I'revlmiab 'vrertatn
1 IX'uioi rain HjilwT* huYl eKpre»«e.l
llr*. In* 1 |.*f Ibal llilnola Democrat*
would a»k ~n unlit I*l nut ad datamation 1
In (hr uatlonfl convent lon
h iillow lua In the HUBoitßceniAn\ ol
(In- Mr Ailoo yil.m* in.nl*' by Mr. Hot A,
'»i ll:
Die rout-..' tbal Mr McAdoo'x
ralHMfhw V -ball take In »ai h alllt?
will b« determined by the concur
rent o|tlnlon of ih*. majority of thoxe
nmona hta frlendn beat qualltled to
tan.* Jmltim* ut In lhal nt.itv.
"In llilnola. the conrenaua haa
from the lirKluntna km to enter iht
primary." Accordingly Mr MrAdooa
name will be tiled and" hr will t*n-.
ter Ihe llltnr)* primary
"We walled until hla fonaal an
nouncement of candidacy had been
made, in answer to J he South Dn
. kola prnpoaal. liefore making pub
' lie The llilnola .1 eel» loll
"Mr. McAdoo on Monday ntflelally
accepted tile South Dakota propoaal
! and we, therefore, are able to make
known th# definite deterinitiation of
; hla llilnola friend*.
"MV bare but one objert. In enler-
Ing ihe primary to *••* urea M*A~
doo delegation* from llilnola to the
I'>J4 pentorrallr national convention.
Tbia we-are determined lo aeak and
are ronilimd Ibal we wilt be »ue*
icaaful."
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I Part of the ProjrraM Out lined
J'rovldcd f»r th« OrgwolrH-
Gon Among |. W. W. in Hm
11. 8. as PHrlitiav UaMs. Tfc*
I'ubtiralion of lltko Inlorma-
Ilog* la lßttn4ef by Huaheg to
DiockMe thq Basie for Refusal
to Bntor into Ntgoationa with
Soviet Rutmia-
Washington, Dec. I**. - Intercept«hl
j Soviet instruct lori* from Husk In to
the worker* parly of Aaierlca «lßUn
lug detailed plan* fer g proletarian
revolution tu America to "rale* Hie
part turn t la napport of Secretary
] llughee’ refusal va-terday to enter
| Into miy aegollanon* with- Sov-e;
Rus«l». s
' - The Dep*rtpmnta annoupcebicn
said that the Department of Justice
“ha* assured th* Bt*le Depart»eni
| of the *utbenllcßy of these Instrm
ttou*."
Part ot the pragrum outlined pro
vlded fer the organization among fit
dustrlkl worker* la lb* United Slat-*
of “fighting unif*" '
"The members of the fighting un':»
In addition to all other matters." th*
inatructlcu* said. ‘‘mo*t once a we r
he given Instructioiis In shooting an-l'
receive some Inatrucfloa In plonvci
work (anpper work.)
The communist in*lructions
.made public at ihe Plate -Department
without further eaidanatlon than war
necessary to show the direct con
nrctlon of thla r*-voluil- n;«ry proj c!
-I with the Soviet goreniincgi at Mos
cow. The publication however wav
Intended by Secretary Hughes ’to
dDttloae Ihe definite basis upon which
rested the charge made 4« hi* com
munlratlon to the Soviet foreign mtn
islsr that th* Mowcow government
waa conilnulnr to conduct revolu
tionary prnriaganda In th* t’ntted
State*. - f
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BRIDE OF SI
BRIDEGROMI7
fflJOf PUBLICITY
Sav Thtv Will Kcmain in N* I’.
Tow* i nlil I hey <}ft (iood him!
Heady to I .cave.
Southern Pine*. ,N f Ip., |<l
Mr and Mr* Burton H Tucker are
aim In Mouthrrn I’lnae and they la*
lend to remain h*r« "uqlil Ibey apt
anod and ready to laava.” they de
rla red berw today. Both (raely dla*
ruaaed thrlr marriage and tli£ pirtill
rlty which haa boon centered, on them
aa a reault of their indictment In
New Jeraay on cbaraei of rouaplraey
.to violate the marriage law. and per
jury, Tucker la raid to be IT yearn
old. and Mra Tucker, 61.
Mr. anil Mra. Tucker earlier in Ihe
day bad been reported lu have check
ed, out at m hotel to which .they had
I teen ntopptna nlnce their arrival here
aereral daya a«o.
r n.ir.tbkrM tm w .visit» h
BY Hl t/t
Klim belli Pity. Ike* Ik The Ideal
Honlery Mill waa de*t toyed kt llrt
undeterailne*! origin bkfa today
) The loaa la ealiinatad at lltt.kkt
’ > f>lephone and powet Hn*a in the
City w*r* aevered by the bta*e;
member 0? T
ASSOCIATED PRESS I
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PE KM FIVE CENTS
m people nr
HMKEBIfj
OF THE SEMITE
4*J [ J | --
U the Senate Spwnt a. Math
Tl«« Getting Horn of the
tUminrm AllnM ti That la
INltd Up Before The* a» to
Wrangling “WouMpU it be a
GraiMl and Glorious Keeling.”
w u »hUau>B, tne W -Unable al-
Ur twenty Are ballot* to break tke
deadlock orar the cbalnuanahip of
(b« tnter-etalji c MMtrr. commute*
th* tonaia agreed today to tof*r bel-
I loting until aftdr th* (hrletmaa r*- ,
(to** of toogrea*. which begin* to
morrow. and and* oa January th#
third
Meantime there will to a tweawal
of alTorta to unravel the tangle Into
which the tonal* wa* precipitated
. ten day* ago. hut In view at the tell
ur* of all past propheciea no oa* an*
peered willing t* vent are a prediction
aa to how the problem finally would
be netted. i'
Two tollou today faded to ehow
any ffmtartni change la the iKuatton.
fdeaktor turn mine Republican, lowe.
and Smith Democrat, tooth Carotlaa.
Paaln ran alßHmt nech aad neck, with
'Senator Cousehe, Republican. Utahl
|gaa. trailing th* told, having the
| hupport of only th* Ke pub Hr an in- ,j
. aurgeata and ll** dtbor equalled Mb
'wTaU on the majority of the chamber.
[! tout* Democrat* charge that the
Republican majority waa aaahhi to
1 urgaulae lb* SfOwt*
’ I Tht* brought a rotor! totoi ,EUter
I to? Brookbeart. tow». B»|»Bil» h
-1 a urgent, that the Bepiib I IgWlteyto
jnot * boll) to biaet* for the. <to#*tE»-
•tnee one llemwraC Senate* P* ,i!
of Maryland, hag muood t*ffpE (,rl
, Senator dmltk ala MM ftf*
. vote would have elected A
B Ifblvll Imp'’ Jj . “
mu ipr P|l|fl|T
Min ll.r I UlUli
, ULIul bnWN
i |P- o. O’HhiiughMwy WMdflA#
ftenult- of ol*clß*«i%d 'Pg
earning Mqiwr Trlii*. a
Mobil*. Ala .!*< t« la "MWjtr
or two operative* o( the l T »M*d toWP|;;
government. P J tfdhot* gbagey#F.
chief of police of th# etty O* MM*,
wa* brought bach to MobileASirir»
thl* moralun afier hi* arreet to itor;
early met night, to
UKllctment* returned by tb*
trend lory which recently itfMgr*
anted -cDowtlonal dleclnauroe *» m»
oitor traffic le thl* clly by gtfeenv.
incut agent*. 0 toiaughneaar * tMTMnt
wna effected to See Origan* on n tel- ,
gram from Aubrey Boylea. diftrM ••
it tome» at Mobil*. -
had left the off! *e tie 1 win httooh
tralp retard** nJlorpm** lor New
Orleana mid tmomdlalojy wirld Mnch
t leer peek. 'jMifcmat rAlpf WHh bead
quarter* In New Orleena Two nten
were-aent to the rellrooh motion, on#
of thrm *n opef*tly*rtf o w,>r hed
In Mobile drtring thorteent llguor
(leahjfpp' and when OTthaughnemy
rtapped front th* train, h# ■ waa nr«
reeled by lb# two federal me*.
The arreet of O'fthaughuaosy con-
Armed ruiwOra prevalent Ripe* to*
adjournment of the fatted Bla two
grand Jury laat Sunday night t* th*
••fleet that th« police chief waa on*
of a number of mea promlnenl la
city and county polltlenl life and
indicted aa a reault of th* recent
I tllecloeure*. With hi* orreet *1 Row
Orleatte luat night. announcement __
waa mJmr that ha waa '
itrmul jMfy rhargoa and <n hie ar
rival here w*o eeread with at* aop
arale Indlfit iwepta. each ehnigtea
••on»piracy to violate the nntWmal
prohibition act. V
lie gave bond* of trie** bofori
railed State* i ommlaaloaer J. Bloch- y
er Thornlon. * 4
: North Carotlni’- 1 *" ’
Cotton Crop 1923
•j *
Raleigh. Dm* It. U40.4M bale* of
r cotton had bee* ginned In North Oar
■ jollna thl- eearod up I* December 9.
it according to a report leauod here
e today by tbe North Carolina Depart
ment of Agriculture. Thl* repreaont
*d n ginning lo that date »f approw
tomtely Ito.Otm balea more than la
1923. Jnhnaon county, according to
1 I It* report led the couatiaa wrßh 6f.-
t:»6 bale* ginned: Raheeon eerond
■I 1 w lib M.t*9; Nash. tS.Xtf: Hallfnn.
c 39.5 U, flee*lead. IT.3M. Hake. 3d *
r, {3S9. Wtleon. 3*17». tootlend. »AII
tompeun 29.131. Wayne 2M(4. with
•• it* other rountk- feHowing- with
. 1 emaller ghtolnga.