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VOLUME MX; NUMBER 262
LOCAL DEALER
SEES NEW CHEVY
City Fr»*
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-Never Mon drift. Uie «•*““*
my ta tbe MtMaobluttMl
,TTr kn » *«» car so completely
captivated tolar* ft* did tSa paw
Chevrolet, frhlch «M ahowft to ovar
1M Ck»m(lt daalara from all ovar
Um Old Necth Btaia la Charlotte oa
Teeeday.’’ elated Albert H. Handler.
A. H. Handley Motor Co.. Ipcal Chev
■' rolftt tolar, who ha* Just returned
(S U Uc city altar Attending tha pra-
HL atorlitf. Wtthoal disclosing details
Up. Mr. Handler deetared that tha now
Mir embodies tha raSftlta of tha fS
yean experience and progree* In *bß
. bplld Inn of low priced transportation,
and heralds It ft* the greatest aato
hr a wide mergln aver offered
tha public hr Chevrolet.
Unofficial reports from tha Chev
rolet office oars that tha new car will
ejfthody many Improvement* InJle
sign and coostrdotlon. New standards
of haantr are promised. Easier hendl
tag sad smoother riding qaulttles are
heralded as some of the outstanding
features of tha new Chevrolet line.
Many ttnlooked for ohsnge* have
been made la tha appearaace of the
ear, ||C cording to reports, providing
tha asw Chevrolet with a beauty and
rtlye appeal unexampled in tha low
yiioe field.
Shipments of the new cars to deel
ara have bean leaving the various as
sembly plants since December 16 so
* that gba vast country wide dealer or
ganlggtion may be prepared for the
Introductory showing on New Year’s
Doty. - Practically every dealer In the
United States will have cars * ready
for Inspection on that date. FYom
Bangor, Me, to Ban Diego add from
Miami to Vaaeover there will ho
simultaneous exlbttlone of the uew
ear that has caused ao much discus
sion. In tha last taw months. ‘
• Carol will be ready tar the boule
vards and highways Immediately after
the ft ret of tbp year. Product idirtn the
various plants throughout the United
Stataft la racing along aa fast as pre
eislon Manufacturing will parmlt. No
var halo re In the history of the in
dustry will ao many uew models of
, * one 'make have been placed In deal
era hand* in such a brief apace of
; time. ”<•
Over 6,500 newspapers across the
country will assist la broadcasting
the announcement which will take the
fund of one of the moat comprehen
sive advertising campaign** ever. at
tempted during tha entire history of
thu automobile Industry. ,
LEIBY TALKS
IN NASHVILLE
*
’ 13.000,000 Million Cwp This
Year WIU Brine More than 4
18 Million in ’26
NASHVILLE, Ttnn.. l)ec. 28— (JPi—
An aatlmate of 1t1d.000.000 as the
ralua of the cotton crop reduction by
the ball weevil in 1937 was made to
day by Dr. ft W Lelby. of the North
Carolina Department of AgrieuUure
at Ralolgb.
It Is elgntficant to note, however,
he said In an address here, "that be
. cause of peculiar economic conditions
the aottou farmer will likely receive
more money for hie lS,ooo,dg?r bnle
. " crop than he did for bis 18,000.000 bale
crop of last year.
Dr. Lelby said that the reduction of
i, of the weevil in cotton alltfih Tor
J which estimates ware s*eparai.by lo
to cal experts totaled 2,0*6.223 bales.
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OTDIAHB WILL WOf
RECOGNIZE BRITISH
f »
MADRAH, India. Dec 37— UP)—' The
4fad annual Indian Nauoual Congress
which opened hero yeeterdgy with a
large attondance of delegates from
% various parts of India. tMiy unani
mously adopted a resolution tn favor
-of boycotting thh recently appointed
I ▼ commtaalon under the presidency of
| 81i\ John Simon to investigate Indian
I affairs » .
I The attitude of the congreae was
* that “ao sans selfrespecting Indian
I would ever admit Great Brit lan’s
| claim to be the tola judge
o political advance." There are no In-
HPdlans on this coaMnleslon
I Another resolution carried by ac
l.l eiaaaattoo was that the goal of ihg
r I Indian people Is complete independ-
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN tSe MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY. '
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Hickman Given Until
Next Tuesday to Make
Plans for Court. Case
Linney Hands In
His Resignation
GREENSBORO. Dec 2S—<lP>—
Prank A- Llney of Boon* has re
gigned as United States District
Attorney for the middle district
of North Carolina.' His resignation
has baen tn the hands of resident
•Cpoltdge since December 8, aocorll
tng to a statement issued today by
MYi Lihey The resignation 1* ef
tlve at the presidents pleasure or
until a,successor lift besn named.
HOPE FAILING
FOR THE DAWN
"
Wife a t Builder Os Ship i Urges
Thai Search Be Continued
On Land Now
NSW YORK, Dec. 39—<**)—Every-
thing that could be done by searchers
had beeu completed tonight and attll
no atgn had been found of the plane
Dawn and Its crew of three men and
a *
a womia. 4
During the day. Lt Com. Koaendahl
of the dirigible Los Angeles announc
ed that further search would be futile
ivnless clues develop. The two Hiavy
destroyers and three coast gtfhrd
craft completed tWlr task without re
sult. and Cbmmauder Rtewntt direct
ing the Navy search received permis
sion to abandon it.
The Dawn took off lest Friday from
Roosevelt field for New Foundland.
preparatory to hopping off there for
Europe. *
Mrs Brice OtddsbororouKh, wife of
the plane’s navigator said today that
her husband once had totd her tljat
In case of a forced landing he al- j
ways would try to make land rather
Ilian come down In the water. fWTffls
reason sheurged that the ***?»*? bo
tarried on Inland now that It ha*_
proved fruitless at sea.
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8 KILLED WHEY SPREMYH
CAR HITS RAIL SPUR
OA HAGAN. La. Dec 29—Three per
sons wer.e killed ard n fourth ser
iously Injured foday when a speed
ing roadster hit an elevated railway
fj
Spur and overturned Into, a ditch on
the highway between here nna Shre-!
report.
The dead: Grover Allen driver of
the car. Miss Goldin Van Winkle, 20,
Chicago HI.. Mrs. Wilton Walker. 19.
The only survivor of the accldeut
was Alva Hnrkaby, brother of Mrs/
Walker. Allen was Instantly killed
vnd the two women drowned white
underneath the overturned
machine. Huckaby was seriously In
jured yrhrn throng clear of the
wreckage
Dean S. F. Mofdecai Ot.
Duke Died on Thursday
DURHAM. Dec 29 (A*)—Dr. 8. F
Mordecai. 73. dean of the Duke Uni
versity Lgw School, died at hia home
here this afternoon. He had been 'ill
,311106* Jaaf May when he suffered a
stroke of paralysis. He rallied during
the summer bnl suffered another
stroke tn November. s
Funeral services will be it<4d In'
.Christ rhumT ‘ln Raleigh tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock
Dr-Mordecat came to Duke in Sep
lember 1904, ns de.in of the Law
school
l>r. Samuel Fox Mordecai. dean «f
(be Duke University law school since
-•September 1. was bora In Hlcb
moud. on December 12, 1862 His
l-ayents were Hunuiel Fox and Ellen
M Mordecai
Deceiving his early education In
private schools-of Virginia and North
Ccrotina. the young m«u who win
destined to be one iff Ihe South's
most brilliant law professors, studied
at the University o( Virginia, snd tn
1875 was admitted, to the bar by tlie
supreme court of Nprth fftiroltna.
Theroafter, until 1904. be was a mem
her of the igelt known firm of Itattle
and MorUertil In R «Jt?fgk. winntng an
enviable repntatlon.' Dr. Mordecai
m»: ried Mis* Beitie Grimes of Grlroes
land. N. Heptcmber Id. 1875, short
ly after beginning his practice.
GOLDSBORO. N. C. FRIDAY MOHNING, DECEMBER 30, 1927
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Yottnff Attorney Hired by Moln
er of Youth Gets Continu'
ance of CBm
HICKMAN CONFESSES HLE
ALSO KILLED DRUGGIST
Man Resisted Attempted Hold-
Up; Accomplke Ui TWo
Crime la Held
I
! IX)S ANGELES. Dec 29 - WPI-Wil
liam Hickman, eonfeseed stayer of a
_ child h* had kidnaped and of a man
he utlempted to rob was lormaUy sr
i today and obtained a aecoud
continuance until next TDeaday to
enter *1“ plra for the murder of 12-
yeai'old Alartait I’arkur. 7
Hickman was' hallod Into court
| through balls bris ling with guards to
j keep back ibe throngs only a- few
! I.ours after ho had admitted taking
part tn attempted robbery which end
ed In the killing of Ivy Thoniae, a
druggist. His* confessed a<fcomp|lcs In
the robbety Welby Hunt. IF. vrss held
In the county jail tonight.
lllckman was unsteady as he glanp;
i d apprehensively from side to side
i\j. the ynuttering spectators, on bis
way to the court o( Judge Carlas
Hardy for his arraignment Hi* cus
todians fingered tear gm* bomb* ready
.to hurl them at the first sign of > a
hostile itamonstrafifth
Jerome KAnsa* City
:6-yeor o|iL_i«**yec hlrerL by Hick
man’s mother to defend him. who was
udmtttGd to thd California bar to try
the case, waived reading of the in-,
diriment against his client bnt the
Judge Insisted It be read
Walsh explained he been In the
city only a few hours and had not yet
acquainted hlmsetf urlth she cas« wsli
enough to tell Hickman how to plead,
hi* motion for contlJiusaea until next
Tuesday at 2 p. m. was at on«fe grant
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HOPE FOB BAIILV
RECOVERY HOME
OF YICTIMH
pnoyiNCETrtWN. Maas.. Dec. 28
for the early recovery of
"somi* of the bodies of the victim*
ot the 8-4 submarine disaster was
raised today as the naval salvage fleet
M<u ;ht to take advantage of coutluu
cd good weather.
Favorable conditions yesterday en
abled fivers to complete half of the
second tunnel under tire hull of the
submerged craft and It was egpected
hhat the boro inlkht be well under
way by nightfall today. °
The second tunnel probably will We
the. last required to raise the wreck
Barring storm* or unforeseen de
velopments. the work should be done
b> the . end-of the week. :<rval of*
fh-lals dircctinx 111- jydvage believe
that some of the Ivdlics of the 40 of
ficers rind .men whu went- to ihelr
deaths'tu iliv 17 fathoms of water off
Wood find nearly two weeks ago •
Always a profound student, ihor
cirgbty familiar wlih the. law and
(lassies a facliirTP;rdcp«Aif tJ Qs* , '«k sud
?«atin. Dr Mordecia In BsiO began t»
lecture at dJvUlliig hit
time between his office ami the da**
room His lame sprefld and In l!)0t
he w»* Invited to become'di i uoh-rvT
newly cstuhllsiicil Trinify
school of law. nod since that time b is
been the source of Inspiration to
scores of successful lawyers through
out this state and othem It Vas said
ol him for years that ho student who j
cotnpletesMhe TrHtfty law course ev- '
tr failed at bar examinations. Many
distinguished lawyer l ), judges, mid
former students have paid Dean
Mordecai their highest Vtibute a
Between law lectures, however,
*
Dran Mordecai found time to produce
legal works us well as turning out
young barristers. His textbooks are
used in many law schools, nnd his law
suites ere widely rend by students ev
erywhere. Among his most notable
works are Mechanics’ Liens,■ t*t97;
Negotiable Instrumental Laws In
North (’afilina. 1899, lasx
1906. Mordersl’*
second edltltlon In ISMS; 4’u«» Bfvok
on Remedies *( with Prof A. C 7.tc-
Intoahh 1910; Mordecai’s'itaw Notes,
lIU2-19l\: additions to Note*.
(Continued oa Page Two}
5 AUTOMOBILES -
STOLEN IN CITY
\
Police BeUeve They Have Clues
Which Will Land To Ar
rests Shortly
\Vhep, someone escaped* 4 wlth the
autpiuotyle of CJ. C. Itoyall last eve
ning, the number of stolen cars In
Grfldubucn within Urn phst few day*
mounted,.to fire Moist of them have
beoh reported as occuvlng on J North
Georg a’ street EhrltU-ncou are that
someone familiar with the locality
sad with ths owners ol J.h« tftra are
the guilty parties. t
Tlie RoystUcar wi/ stolen from tn
Iront of tjie residence oa West Aah.
.hear GeorgF. last night It was report
ed- '
Lftat-Frtday the Chrysler or William
Royal I was taken from the home of
Mr Hoyall’s father «» North attoitge.
later tt was found abandoned on Fine
street. The gasoline had jb-'on run out
of Ute the batteyfs run
down. There were other evidences of
bjfrd image t
„Th« Dulck automobile John Nor
wood was taken white pafm*<l tn front
of a residence on West jA*h Several
day* w*s in Ral
eigh. j - ' 0 '
On Christmas .flay the .Hudson cpr
of John Bordeu was takoojdrom near
hl» home on Ndrth Gciw-RfSßomctlmo
Tuesday the car was founJln Seims
It was reported further lhat a car
lieJonglghg to E. E. Eutileßhad Ihiou
eiolen, but feciA'cted roceimly.
Police are redoubling tl4 ?r nctlrt
nee' In an effort to apppeheud the
guilty parties aod clues which
they believe tarlll had to arrests wlth- (
tn a abort tlifac
PRINTING WORK
WILL COST LESS
-. «’ 2 0 ' \ ' ■
Award of State Contradu Showa
Saving of From 20 to 40
PwrCent » r *
UALKIGIt. Dec 29 The Rtntf
lhrlntlng commission today awarded
additional contracts for printing to
about 40 percent of. the new
state printing job.
All work nnfter class, comprising
blank books was awarded (rWen O.
Dupn of Nsw Bern, the low bidder,
at price* which was snuydßced 20
percent less than previous cost In
the old contract. „
Class 8 comprising punching and
cutting of printed mstler for the
state was awarded Bbrt and Pittman,
UtHeigh. 'ihla tlrm'H jprlcss bedng
about 40 percent less than the price
paid for tfie same work under the old
contract.
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STATE SENATE
ENDS CH ARGES
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Oklahojna Upper House Votes
to Dismiss Counts Against *•
(Governor Johnson
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OKLfAHoMf riTY. OVl» Dec 29
t/P, Oklahoma’s pnlfctlal Insntrec
tion aimed at ibe removal from of-;
rice -wf Gov Henry Johnson and at
least I*o other stale otrtcers resell
cd an unsuccessful end today.
With dramatic suddenne** the Blate
sanate brought Impeachment pro
cocdlngs to u close by a Jt<mils:ml
c f charge* voted by lioosh member#
,vln t„jG< v Johnson, Chief Justice
Hiapson of the Kiate Supreme court
:*!id Curdeil pf the Statu
\ taAgriSaliisf. *
' M»*etUi * in diwi‘ ’ * 43,'- tel to
which they rlctreated yesterday aftdr
tliey Imd be>'ti dispersed nt the doofS
cf the capttol chamber hy nstional
ftiardsnieti nnder'thr direction of the j
j povernor the Senator* decided that |
'the House of Representativf had not
j authority to vote the Impeachment
(barges .
.Momher* of both houses who bad
pcr,»i“te'l in meeting de»plte a serleg
<f unL»i dei.fih.n by eta'.e court
‘end the nHlUury rMtsjFX'BQU-khstndanod
their artlvliie# abruptly after Ibe
( Senate decision began I»» depart for
j (heir homes, unpaid for their es
! forts.
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SEYTEMID TO IIAYfi
UALTIJfORE. Md. Dec. 29-Uhta
Carey, charged with killing Alfred
H. Walker, Maryland penitentiary
guard. July 5 last, when bs and
IPeo/amln P. Rprsglns attempted to
escape, waa today sentenced by crlmi
ngl court Jorlse TosepK V Tlm«a tn
be banged.
Lindbergh Will
Off Today on New Lap
Central American Tri
Dwsn’t Have Sufficient Tima in
Guatemala For AtfoHononi
Dcsir« for Rim
FLEW OVER COUNTRY
OF JUNGLE CHARACTER
Next Stop Will Be At Belize.
British HondureM. Or At
v San Salvador
a*?;
•e-Time Is toq fleeting for the bestow- ,
’nl.of all the-honors which Guatemala
desires to shower on Cot. fhas. Lind
bergh. Now that he ts here In the flesh
the bearer of good will from the Hnlt- j
ed State* even a greater figure [
In thu cyee of the uatlvea than they
hsd pictured him reading of hla ex
ploits
Only after he had tended hero and
moved and. lived among them for a i
brief few hours did the people;,here
begin to realise the full measure of
his achievement in winging bte way
from distant Mexico City arrooss the
mountain ranges between the menac
ing tops of volcanoes end over Jungle
country, where the foot of civilised •
man has never been
And amid ell the acclimations the
cheer* and tho enthusiasm, Lindbergh j
was his old modest self. His offf'*».t ,
day bag an at 10 o’clock this mart King
' ken be peldyt rt*K to tho prestden
tW Polh'-c‘to tn tho
Tresldcnl, Geoeral lawsTtv Chacon
Festlvlflea In obuudance fcAlowed. At
the palace Lindbergh received a scroll
appraising him In terms of deepest
cordially that he was the guest of ;
honor of the cltv Then the Chamber j
of Commerce took him In heptl, tol
towed by a reception at tha /Tmertcan
legation and later lie waa entertain
ed by the Roterians.
Tomorrow will see Um codifier pf
the air away on tb« seeostd W-nf htj
Central American tour. Ifis.next stop;
Is Bellas., British Honduras and
should he find no suitable place there
tor landing, he will continue to Ban
Ralvador.
Cancels Court Term •„
For mikes County
HAIJ IMI Dec 29—(Jpt—dov. Me.
announced tonight that he tied
csncettßtf fttg egecjinfft order cnlTlhg
for a special tern of Court in Wilke*
beginning January 18. The governor
said that he had received a request
from Solicitor John R. Jopee that the
term which wa* ordered yesterday be j
cancelled #
81T(EEDH LATE SENATOR 1
WANT A KE, N. M. Dec 29—<3*1-1
Repnhllran pphllsli
cr of thu Hants Mexican, to
day was appointed byyGovernor 11. (5.
Dillon tn fill tlm unexplred term of
tho late United Slats* Senator A. A-
Jones, DemcK rar, who died last week
Community Buildmgi'ln
December Sewed 5,000
Despite the holiday period, December,
has been one of the busleet months
the Memorial Community Building has
yet sfen, according t« tk* report of
:hedlrector.-ft <’ Robinson. It staged
:1 a
ityr event* and three etitertainmdbt*
Hour.other entertainments were
hr city organisations. Approxlraotalxj,
five thou* md people attended th®
uvunts, enrrrtatnment*. and
I’old In th'« Bujtdlng, or visited It fat
some ohlre purpose. Title l» htofc
than 2 000 tn excess of December tm
ncord. ( - jt'A
January will flnd'husket' i.hcld
itlt; the spot light. A county
city hag tie, eaij'h ceeslltlng of
teams, wilt play the first half of
hsu*on’s echodtils
rite gym ns slum "has heetiireneru* on
Friday p'ghls for coitnty iunj r,t >'
schools. Afternoons will he glv</° ,cr
to practice srsetons 1»f p * wo
local high school teams, apd
i among the County schools. IJMrKJP
he at lea** three entt rtuinorfta- *****
possibly more Thu Teectu* ««»*
c i - t if., itbconts * t “
rally the r, 9 h
ep-.nsorlng
r. -mi : .
f < u ... i ■ "W
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French Fliers Are
On States
UMA. Peru. Dee. 2P--Til*
Wrench aviators, D. Co*teu an*
Joseph ixbrlx arrived here Iron
LsCaz at ft:4o p. ra. today.
avltora are on their way to
the I’ntted Statee and l«ft La PM
at 11:30’ morning for the T)H.
mile (light. The filers, the first to
span the South Atlantic In a non
atop (light, followed the coaat line
In' reaching here. .
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ASKS FOR LIFE
OF WILL TAYLOR
Commissioner Bridge* Received
Appeal Asking for ComnoUt'
• lion of Death Sentence
ItAIJSIGVt Dee at»—(Art—State, par
don commissioner Edwin P. Bridge*
today had before him appeal of Dr.
Ernest R. Orr. paator of the First le
soclate Reformed Presbyterian church
Gastonia. for comma ntattou of the
death aentence of WIU Taylor, negrd,
to life Imprisonment. , v < ' .
Taylor waa convicted In Oaetoa
Mtprrtcrr court of first degree bar
artery- aa retnlt of hla rapture one
night In tfie home of Dr. Luclda H.
Glenn. Gastonia physician, former
member or Urn Stale Hoard of Medical
Examiner*.
Taylor appealed to the anprelne
court of the elate but the'court took
no action because no counsel ap
peared for the twgrb who ia almost
penniless, Mr. fridge* aald.
The pardon commissioner today fa
1 ofweal ajymigh
, GaMonln, adornoYi now representing
-Taylor, asking Goveritor McLean to
commute the sentence, Dr. Glenn op-,
poaee any move to aave Taylor, i
No weapon waa fovnd on Taylor,
Mr. Bridge* auld, when he waa ar
raeted. A communtatlon "would be
an act of mercy upon which the Bup
rtme Judge of all aunklad would look
with favor/’ Dr. Orr aaya.
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BURLAW yiIUTB IS
_ ixiirjtmf KILLED
OS lIPHTIJTU TRIP
WILMINGTON, Dec. 29— (A*h~Ii»r-
Id Welch. 12. eon of Mr. and lira. Cl
W. Welch, of near Borgaw, wpa In
stantly killed today whGa 'ho wa*
hunting witlf William Chadwick. !«,
Chadwick was sold to It xvo been
rliowlhg hit more youthful compan
[lon how to manipulate a ahotgan
when the gua waa flrad, |he charge
- Marin*left eldoof the-Watch
jed and caualng Instant drdh.
The shooting vrgg held gurely acci
dental hv'- the Ne*f coroner,
wini Bedded un InqMtat waa uecea
-1 .Civdf,
f i
eient for
'J • 9^wj
Ja;nmr'-J C*f ntv suit City Basket
ball «W
7bo ixJty leagn* known a* League
Mo 1 <*»alsta of ( tin- following *U
outoratfck teams: Belfast, Rosewood.
!, Oran|kqi. Memorial a Flt* Plkerlll*
*jsd Springs The CUy league
l know aa League No. 2 consists of
i, Ala local teams: Rotary
’ ci*, 9Nk|tli*« Sins. RaUery, Cjrm.
i nfifet. Mu • V.
I Wm No. 1 plays six K«mci a
|*fc;-/th*lr playings night* are
f j dßk? / tbelr pfaylnr night* are
liee* sjy and Thursdays.
Mfk: thofr playing nights are on
Tuesdays an^b-.Wedncsday*.
January Z~ Memorial { Community
4lulldlhr AthleMjS flub rasiirnaa lta
regular l>y waaklv inertings; Its meet
ing nights are Tuesday aad Thura-
Oaf
January •—Boy fleestt AII Council
Hally
January IS —High School Glrla ts
mi. othw
, • nights will be reserved for
rffgh School basketball teame.
January If— Lyceum Concert under
fwsolees of Klwanls chib
t7~Old n.ldlerV Conren-
, ll I 'MRFR Au *
PRESS
PRICE PIWEBKT
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L HAVFS(f t RLSH
Ilt Is Expected Frldejf sad
Saturday WBl Be Easy sH|
Dsys
With keadreda more Halt
auto itneeae platia yet tat he
from the Ooldahoro office of the Caro- _.i
llna Motor CUdg If appears flit aUL
cere opxhe law will he kept busy the .
(tret part of the new year art eel leg
or citing to court the via latere of thb .
law. This wm the optypw given yes
terday by o metals at the Oaroltna Mo
tor tlib office os Mulberry street
which has charge of the sale hf Uu*
■-bad* Itr'Whyue couuty.
AA the present time, there ta Me. -j|f* /.
lay la the purchase of licenses, and
no loan line la which to a tap*. How
ever It la expected that Friday and
Saturday will ha rash day with tMn
office, la spite ot Ufa fact that no
special sale la being conducted. This ‘
Is nna DliCl tbit hil declaiU<i DO
e. wiew grwspvw*w *ww*
post-Christmas special reduction aula. ■:
Monday will he g holiday. H to de
clared. sad all who have hot secured
their liceaaee by Saturday, Decem
ber 11, will he compelled to wait until
the morula* ot January 2, baton get- -<
ting access to the local office. Monday
is New Years day, and a legal holi
day which will be olwerued at the lo
cal office. ’ i&.%: > -•, %
*' Bates during the last : «w days k*y* •
been at the rate of 100 d% U to Veara
cu. but there are not enough coming t *
In to secure llceasea M condition a
warrant, . .
Only )2 seconds dme to fed wired
for handling tjt»a dale. If the parohat
rra have everything la reedltvase. The
money to handed to the ofllettdW, fhdg
clip the receipt, atamp the awgahfV,
and hand across the^lleepaa...
Preparations were yesterday helag
made tor me expected rush ea FVlha» *■. I
ana 8a tat day, especially ad lev the
latter day, which wUI probably sea
lines more than a block (sac Hspß
up on Mulberry street.- j/W-
Urn Tlarr Imi Bear
' of the distribution here. Which' to lm>
! ing mad* from the rear of the rates l .
' Drag Company on Mulberry street.
WOULD PLTOFF
TAX BILL VOTE
Admin let rat ton Urges That %*
Oon Will Be Ready
—w— t *v • 4
H AHHINOTON, Dec.. '
full force of the admJnlatrtßipa wfti
ley Gael legtolatfee aetton pa tfie tig
rrdactlon Mil until after,lhkflk It.
The movement started by ChatlgSMl
Smoot Os the Benate Ptaaaee eoeuaßtn
tw and Apported by Becretegy Mel
lon of the Treasury will he -irrfl
hr the Democrat* who have M|
begun .o array their fproef fw *
. ctlon until after MhOwLpM pe? C ■
mlt coegreew to on a haM* es
’ reasonable certalaty as more Mill
ate Information "on receipts and e*-
peedlturee wohM he avails Me. the:/'.
adaintotratloe group to prepared to
put up e stubborn fight to hold, the
measure in the berkgrdund whea
Congrcaa reconvenes. ’ • ’t l
SHIP l.lkE* HTOKI-IWI ND
I’a his. Dec. Peru ahwg
tbr English Channel, the Atlantis had
the Mediterranean were crowded te
dav with storm bound shipping. The
Acqniunla. bound for New Tor*, waC‘ :
unable to dater the port of Cher
bourg to tpke on paheenger .from
Parte. WT
TITV It EG AH* OIL BESKMfII
( rtBYKNNE. Wyo.,
Thu l’n I ted States Navy today r»-
gained possession of Teapot Deiwe
Naval Oil Reserve In Wyoming aw
der a decree entered by Judge T.
Blaim Kennedy la Coer* harm
In Washington.'
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KiPI BUCAT TAMED
INTETK N M
Brraepo Cutting, republican pnbHsher
of Santa FV New*Mexlcaa, today -
wan appointed by Oovraor R. C. BU
lon to fill the unexpired term of the
tote United State* Senator A. A Jonee
democrat, who died last wee*-M
Washington.
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OCTB DfftCBUJrV RATE
PAROS. Dec. 2V.—-The Bditk ot T
Cr*n<e *"dey reduced ftb <H«e«ma|
rate from live per cent V* 4KwM*
feet. _