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Istolol, fir. Stooksr sold. Dr. Goto'* 1
toil— OKI to of creot rohM.
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Tex Rickard
* To Re-marry
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.. «kls— ** «U-Tts Kicksrd. for
tad prorest »r of son# of ths Mntst <
total boots 0 reemt psora. Is to re-
tporry « 1
Tbs brtds to to to so boo nerd wklls
tors orroactod tor tto Dorepoop-Ttao* 1
OOP dsorepl ire skip go. Is Miss Morins {
Moipos. IS. b Chiracs drl sad o for
tosr setrsps whit k« too known for 1
clabt poors.
Rickard s first wlfs dlsd lost Oc- 1
tabor ttop red toon nrarrtsd » <
t*sn aad Iksir oalp chMd. 0 <■« sta
tor. Kspoil, died Ip IMP. Mrs. Rlfcb
nrd was a cloos IWlowsr of oil
broacto of sport. ,
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4ih€yfllf poctor I
*■ Is On Trial
Rslstpb. P«tp Jd.—At noon Tosodop
(to Stats Sored of Modi cal Rosraln
on bod pot raotbsri tto tolob of s
. toortap tote oborpos ppolast Dr. *.
*'■■ P. CPrrOM. pf bohrriHs. wtalch hoorlnc
Id tolas ooadoolod socratop lo tto air
pr si tor toM boro. . \
Tbs ohpppoo fbtolm fir CoProll s
’ ooadoet of too spattoHure ooor AsPs
▼llls. Alloppllopo boro bora mods
lint thb pkjstslaP's asadort towards
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Mrs. KPto torr Johnson, bond of
tto stalo Board of Chsrtoos and
Ptablts TlklhfS. lo pash Imp tto
sc si not tto pbystoss. aad has onIM
oa Alto mta tonoral Doaalo«. Pram
toMto to potadlpt
lm allscotlono ora boinc dsnlod to
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A V BNKIW I4UI
toraaMnptoa. Jolp to.-—(AP>—Lrennd
bold Iff krohofs aad danism In Now
torb dtp reashbor banks of tbs Ito
sral toaorrs Ppstore sreraatod to |l*
dPIJSftod *ar tto wook sadtag Jolp
U *—, lr,< »• dMNJdtoto (re tto
ffwdw WH&
Xa yp til toll »are.i >4—
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Htao AT NO. no SOUTH JAMES STREET IN THE HEART OF THE BUSINESS SRCTtON
TESTIMONY OF HB WIFE
CORROBORATED PASTOR’S
STATEMENTS IN DEFENSE
z to +-*
InHiffleieat Evidence
In Cue
Jre. Wton Mi
allot srMo— has not pot boon.
lire Xoftoreoa austsrp oass» fir
frond Jatp doolarad fit a report
to toporloi Conrt Jadpo Cvoooh
too tsdop. Tto report moda*
Tto grand fan has had presspj
od to R dre to»
srldnti Ip tto pfispod ktdsspptay
of AJreoo torepto Mcftasrass aad
tod ttaore Is lore litre t srMsaw
rare was sahreKtod to too dread
Jarp. A. L. Raps hutraotod
than oa tto laws aad toft there
LOCAL BATTERY
TO RECRUIT
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Barbacw Tlianrtay Night tad
Cares Starts A—wrt •*«
V- 4M 1
utiunti
Bnttsrr A of tto llttb PloM Ar|ll-‘
lorp rootordop aftsrnooo sUrtsd a
campaign tor too recruits to hrlnp
ths laoal company up to strensth aa-
Ikortaad. Tto recruiting toot has
hssn pitch Vi oa orator strset, nsar
Walnut sad recruiting will rontlapo
a mil tks repaired (umksr Is aocur
sd. Set W. C. Crawford will to la
chars# of ths recruKlss teat.
In Isas thsa two wssks bow tto
MMuraap coos to tort Brace at to
psUsrtlfs tor a two-wosks’ snesmp
msat and manooursra. Ths sacaare
rat ksfliia August 2 sad sataads.
itrough August IS. Forty or slaty of
ths Jocal toys will rehkr tks trip sad
srs looking forward to a great ttsso.
To atlreaAato ik« recruiting cam
ps tenths member* of tbs battery will
gather Ip^ksjarmory on Thursday ora
alng at s barbecue. Members of tto
organisation will prepare the food tor
th« occasion Tbs approaching ea
oarepresat will he discussed aad an
address Will be made by Mayor R. O.
HolloweU captain la ths Field sad
Staff of the 2nd. Battalion
Moabsrs.of ths battery requir
ed to attend 4> drills a year, for
which privates rOcetra |T2 sad SIS
tor tto time In camp, making s to*
tsl of |S7. Private* first class draw
DMAS par year, corporals fIIS.SP.
sergeants 1125.4*. and first sergeants
12*0.40
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UFTKSTMIATKS IMU'BLK KITIDIK
Macon, Oa.. July 20.—(AP)—A
grind jury today began an invesllgs
tlos Into the double murder July Id
of E. W (Wilson sad his flaacee. Hil
da Smith, who wars shot to death re
they eat la an automobile on a lone
ly read aner here.
Bd. Olover. a negro, has confessed
the crime, saying ha shot the cou
ple la aelf-defoase.
Uloser yesterday . was formally.
MW*-' ■**. •* " -ff *i
sworn out ta municipal court.
la a* statement last night Olover
told police aa<T newspaper men that
ha bams upon the couple while be
was hosting rabbtts.
Wilson, ha said, naked his compan
ion for hla pistol, and Olover. believ
ing ha was shout to dre. dtaecharged
hla shotgun at Wilson. Helhen re
loaded sad shot Mias Smith.
WHKAT CARRY OVER
Washington. July M.—(A.P.l—Ths
carry-over of old wheat was estimated
bp the federal crop reporting board at
ftAOMrt b«abate, as of July 1, com
pared with dMM.MO bushels a pear
and 1M42440* bushels two years
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VenMct Ckflee An Un
usual Case and Dr.
(Chappell Will Now
Return to Pastorale
‘Mat—A*. J«*y Mm.
(AP>—•Tire Brer. AM*
CIurHU D. a, RMtre of
Um (mUmrUi CdMtiml
Mrtko#rt diorcfci of Aalre
rtSto woo tmd ml cwßty
by » c>orch court which
tridi htaß ioSßjr oa r rborcc
k if tamreraUty.
Tkd chaq* waa rest
aftar Hr. CboMgtfl waa ar
raotaC la a ihrerAarty
HKIjR la Tiarepbla hat May
dariav tire. Gamral Caafer
onca of tba Saatbora Motho
ilst CkwcA. la area chart*
a4 with ilrerireiy cawiaet
by tha pattca who caaght
hr wire Uwy raMad Um
fir/Ajjjlfrg dsfspsa WAS Uut to
Tr«« It physical dtfset which
on used Mm extreme agony, lb n state
pent to piMl to was taking a walk
la Mnmphl* when one of the attacks
seised him sad that ha went Into tto
brans to remain until ths attack was
over. While there the bouse was raid
ed and to wan arrested.
Tbs verdict returned late tonight by
tto ehnrch court means that Dr.
Chappell will to reinstated Immsdi-
Ately as pastor of ths Asheville church
from which bo was suspended pend
ing the result of tto trial.
Tbs verdict waa announced at 10:03
tonight. The proceedings were held
behind closed doors. Dr. F J. Pretty
gtoa. of Gastonia, chairman of tto
court. It oanouaclag that tha sitting
wnn to ha told behind closed doors
explained that this wns the custom of
tto church. Ths deliberation of the
trial bhdp. ha raid, waa “the business
Os tto church and not of ths world.”
Chappell, wife of the
minister, was (tailed oa to testify. Her
friend* said that bar testimony eoa-
Brmed ths testimony of her husband
concerning Ms walking habit and phy
sical defect
The public and newspaper report
ers'Were excluded from the trial qf
Her. ('happen Tuesday before a board
of the Western North Carolina con
ference of tto Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. _
Is explaining ths exrcuMve session
of tha court. Dr. P. J. Preitymsn. chair
man of Me hearing, declared that In
closing the doors he wns following a
custom of ths (teurch In sM#h matters.
Ruslnons of Churrk
"We hold that our business Is tbs
business of the church and not ibe
business of the world.” said the chair
man. who was chaplain of tha United
Mates toasts during tHs ndmlntstrm-'
lions of Roosevelt and Wilson. *
Dr. Chappell pending trial os a
charge of Immorality, has been sag
pended from his paste As of-the f*«b-
Am* 80A~4JtokA to ■tasita
He has Mserted his Innocence of
wrong doing
As a preliminary to the trial Dr.
Pretty mas mads an oral statement to
the trial committee explaining the pur
pose of ths seosion and the nature of
the body. "We are held not of our own
choice, but called* by the churcii to
consider a matter tglikh calls for tto
I exercise of our hlghset Christian qua!-
' Ities," be raid
”Wa would resent any Insinuation
' that our actions are Influenced by any
consideration or self Interest. We are
hold to cam out tbs lash which tto
church has committed to our hands. ,
gaped r*r Acquittal
>| -Wa grp. toM |a qswaldar Ip rsgW*
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iQOUHBOaO, R Cw WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY SI, ISSt
i j. i ■■. l.- -
Governor WIN Not
Reply To (figes
oTbr. D. D. Carroll
UM Mr (A-
Lean kora art Inland lo answer ths
lattegk mads against Mm by Dr- Delta
Mum Carroll or ta rater Into aay
controversy with tor, to taUmalsd
Tuesday morning- "1 have nothing
whatever to say atout tto m»U*r,"
slated tto go recant.
,£ The governor's sllraci wra fr orly
prrdlcatrd by hla associates, sP jI
whom claim that H is not la keeping
w u. H a dignity of his oCte* to enter
Into a debate with a woman toncer*
lag Us or tor reraclly.
Governor McLean said to- had not
framed his answer to tee several pro
teste to baa received from various
women's oigaalaattons stpee ha called
off lbs surrey.
jLm 1
Miss Pearsml Found
> Dead In Bed
Frloada who wool yesterday morn
ing to cnU MIM -Deity Pnarenl M
breakfast found tor dead in bed. Mira
Poorest, aged M years, was visiting
Mrs. Saunders on Dalny street. Bhe
seemed ns usual when she
retired tor thejnlght, hat at mis
o'clock aha caiudslfs. Atundera and
Said she was sick. A little later she
said she fait better and would sleep
all right. A member, at Ufa MmUy
weal to her room whqp she failed
to come to breakfast apd found her
dead. It 1n thought must
have died about tour or o'clock.
Funeral gprvlcea will hr copdurted
at the First Baptist Church to S:*>
this afternoon. \ Rev. 'At J-
will be ta charge. Interment will
be ta Wlllowdale Omrtery. ‘* •>
The deceased la survived by one
•later and four brothers, Mrs. K. J.
Britt, of Richmond, Messrs Jl 1.,
R. M. and BHiert Pearsall of (hit
city, and Albert Pearsall, of Rich
mond.
Dr. Norris Wants
Trial For KUling
Fort Worth, July M.--(PV -A d«
mand that the grand Jury Indict him
for the killing tam Saturday of D. K
ChlppT. Fort Worth lumberman, so
that he can have a aod open
chance to be cleared was made here
today by Rev. J. Frank, Norris
Dr Norris la charged by complaint
with the murder of Chlpps who wae
allien In the office of the First Bap
tist c*jurch when he railed to protect
ugatast an attach by the paster un
Mayor H. C. Mearhsm kod others.
The fear that ths Jary which began
Its InveMinetlon today srrald "no
bill" him and thus prevent Mill ac
quittal on the charge of murder wav
expressed by Dr. Norris ta a repre
sentative of the Aseofltated Frees.
The pastor said that It was the
wish of h.mself and congregation that
be be Indicted. One of the wltnenses
examined was D. H. Nutt, deacon
ta Norris' church, who saw Chlpps
killed.
Fifth Brother
Is Killed By to
Electricity
4t*. > . '•(■> luT;! n
Haroldaoft .of Darlington. H. C,| was
almost Instantly killed Monday after
noon when he tried to open a switch
at Ibe top of a pole carrytes » 4.4**
volt wire slid few seconds later fell
from the pole striking tils', head on
Ibe pavement.
- Harotdaon was employed by the
Phoenix Ptibllc nillllee Company of
Aahevllls. was married and leave* his
wtdo w and throe rhitdrea who are
sow residing ta Darlington.
He la the firth brother ld~he killed
by electricity aad la ih* third victim
nC Mgh srttera rtrea atran Ito Phom
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•Ml (HMr Mk| Um Hum, dfj
LOCKED UP AGAIN WITH
10 FOR ACQUITTAL AND
2 FOR MANSLAUGHTER
‘When Do You Suppose
It Will End .* Defend
ant Aak»
* n
rharW>u«. Jaly Ik.—lWtllhg to readh
a decision after further »o—lderption
of th* Nellie Freeman eaei. Ik* W
M hair girl w'ho la oe Ulal charged
with nlaahlng Her huahead to death
With e raaor, Ike Jury, eraa ordered
locked ep for tke eight. Mow loeg
the Jury my he kept laapMneHed la
entirely lu tie deecretlon of Judge
T-*- —Tke My kid the cap* yee
terday aftaruoon at l:M.
Charlotte. July N.—The Jury ta tke
raae of Mra. Nellie rreemaa, Taaor
girl* who slew her ueakead. Allan
rreemaa. on the night of May It. w**
atltl deadlocked today after a night
of deUkerattea. - Judge Mtehart
Hchenck. who dell awed a charge of
aa hour and thirty ailautea to tke
Jary.'hai not indicated thin morning
what time he eapected a report from
that body no it pro greened.
Tie Jury went out el £ yeeterday
afternoon after a day apoat in hear
ing argument of couaoal and a apodal
charge. At tea e'cleok last alght they
ba« not agreed and Judge Bchenck or
dered them to bed.
The twentr-reaIWMA eleyar who told
the Jury eke cut her young kuebaad’e
throat when be threatened to deaort
bar aaxiouety waited the verdict In
her cell la the couatqr Jett. Today the
lobby of the telwya hotel waa crowd
ed aa the Jury bed beenjent there for
their dellberattone. fe Jury eeat
word to Judge Schenck at I* o'clock
Utle morning that there wa* no pros
pect of aa early agmcment and re*
queued permlealoo yp coailaue thdr
deliberations at the hotel. The Judge
ln&uc<ad Sheriff Cochran to remain
there - until aftaf lunch If nd verdict
had been reached.
A report gained wide currency to
day that tea Jurore stood tor acquit
tal and iwo for a manelaugbter charge
The court room wae crowded aa to
lereuted persona »«|M the verdict
Aa th« «rowd gaffeM around the
court house, the Jury eoaltoued lu de
liberal tone.
-My this lea good root,’' the d*
fendaut eatd. "1 wae Urod eftcr the!
time in court. When do you auppoie
they wgl enjJ It?- ehe naked.
Crazed Officer* ,
Shoot 4;Tlub 8
Muehogee. Ohio., July JO. (AP)—
Four person# were »hot and wounded,
two eertouety, and eight others «Wir»
ly clubbed by two Utah ogee officer*
who early today became craied by li
quor secured In raids and raa amuck
la two hotel*.
The officer*. Paul Devtg, a deputy
sheriff, end Von Oemack. city dotr
tire, ran about tl»s ball of the.hotels
battering down door* and firing at
gueatwa a* they lay la bed. Mhea
their ammunition became ezhaoaUd
t%* j %
■mashed windows and flsturvr*
Fellow officer*, responding to '»
viol call, were forced to ahoot Deri*
Several lime* In a light lo overpower
him Hl* condition la critical. ' On
mack w*a temlly aubdued and placed
la Jail.
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INTO lb FKKT Os R ITK«
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Washington. July 3d.—A man aad|
a boy narrowly escaped drowning la |
tha Pamlkw rtrer at 9: JO yesterday
1 morning, when Ihdr amall coupe ran
jig UmdffM draw |ato II feet of ws
w » r r * r “’ r - ■».
LpgffnfSnp. afff (he >H» Jem**
a» »« t* .uoe pUce. J
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McLean Regrets
Survey Had To
Be Called Off
toMgk. Jaly M.—llfc n Mini- V
teutffhf addressed to Ira. B. L. '
MeEae* prsaMml of the berth
I'gnltag fed wall so at Wsomu**
ad* bb dmhS
had compelled Mm In enH elf the
I+uZSJ'ml earns *f
remmleeiew he eh-dee the noth.
LAei Snlngffni*» Motorswep, mU
ih. letter. Min * .Hdonl Ihot
the com mbit on wne In n In**
an a l»* t* ene Mi and gag
nttempi tn gn an wNfc Mm enrvnj
uenM knot king MMli<n> Hn
maJscHy wne right Any *mny
•tagßes new id have bang Mb
and weald hare sensed n *****
*f HMH In IIMM."
mrpt hl make k nSiff behn*9ne
made agnlMl Mm ky wmnan *f
Ike ffiMwii —eaUM _
OLD SOI SCORED
KNOCKOUT TUE&
«
FounUlna and Panlg DM IMh
tng Bamtaam
Old sol scored a knockout tn Ootdp
boro yesterday. •"
After aearty a weak of wkat waa
described aa ideal waatkerT aebhpr
tint warm Imr too cold, tke amrenry
ilaaccd die Gbarlestoa Monday mom
lug end then on yeaterday. took a aaal
somewhere near the top of the ther
mometer. It waS|a hot day.
Bod* foentaln* and swimming ppet*
were th* clfy'e moot popular laetl
union* (that's a good Word to gae la
th* summer time) 'throughout the
nay. Bode fountain proprietors did
h good business, while crowds of moa.
women and > hlldren flocked to th*
various swimming pool* for a splash.
Os course, they went la to the hop*
id cooling off. AmM they did for •
time. f
The weather wee again the out
standing topic for conversation la
I rug store*, hotel lobbies, on street
.•are end wherever buamn brings eon
rregaled. It wan being dbcuaeed. PJWr
the flapper, eccentric person, who I*
supposed lo be wdhout worries, whs
terrlblv perturbed over the situation
fh* discussed li la detail with say
body who would give her an ear.
" Yea. It was a hot day la the old
lowa.
Testify On Behalf
Os Convict Bom
Alhemarte, July JO.---The de
fense In the trial of Nevln C. Cran
ford. former convict tent wag ocenpi
«h' « '
prosecution puardhaa ta« t*raafwr<
w,a« implicated la the death of aig
coovtcte.
The first witnesses testified that
| the foyiper hoe*, who Is on trial tor
i the murder of eli negro convict* wet
not reeponalbie tor the death of three
convict*. Test Ha* ay le eapected (4
he introduced tomorrow istaltup le
tbs remaining three convict* Wit
ness#* stated that two of lb* convicts
| died from disease and that the third
I was seen In Neahvtll* several month*
J sgn after he was supposed te bo dead,
ep, j , , '
Thg preeldryt elgand ,a
| marketing bill kflffm stagliag pu bb
i vacation. Hu: *hs tobacco growers
are restgaed to their fate, and no
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<3Mgggw J i r MZ5|-iniHg' iW
Rickard dtoherai mMiMiIHh
to my thg|
to fight
J Market!. MM
IM |,ms f^_
*ew**wsisp*—»—» —*e^Wme
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acHvny eunag #mw* no- mgIPRP^
*?.ddd. lkg.kdff op
hour* per epiodM MNHIt «MjMi
7JM.MUII or #» arpNff* of
to* were operated at MM MMPffM
mg tkb-wngMh Migatit q|M tWfUfi
sod mSSk : Wp Jwup
erated during JWtog .fltjSSjShtfjijjjF,
ti •*. t per seat ogffggffg dm w HffHgPb
at M l pr eeto eega#|p M IM MHto
rear and MM.MI *r *t WJd per omb
Klaotou. Julp M MMii MtffMv
reskuag aeor ftovto. k*d a abwaga
'lettor while cuIMM tdfeggM Mg Mg
farm aa a rißggg ivggjlßg
-ral hundred pouaffg Pi JSmp «i 4
l ying out wkeu p bear, dlMMkßi^i
appeared to be frUgMty. Wl Mp
waa sot sure of Ms gllßhl—gk. He
suit work Bid toft tito hgftl tffdtßMki
of the bear
tii to overrun. A* ;
have been trapped stag* afrrtu/la dip
crlagtoa and D. J Dpamerppu
uutald* of tkrtr eiiMdgglid beUBdU
-"P* .Mp*p S m SOwepsp.