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CATAWBA COUNT Y FAIR- OCTOBER, 4, 5, 6 AND 7
HICKORY
"A inn.
"'WEATHER ''
Cloudy today. Tuesday:
unsettled.
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HICKORY, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1921
PRICE FIVE CENTS
RECORD
tie
iJGE
R AND DEATH WALK
TOGETHER i RUSSIA NOW
Where Disarmament Conference May Be Held
0j Muwu a, Big Railroad Center, Crowded
i r i r e pi 'i i
p;rn Hundreds People Don't Relieve
Good News
ii
; i n
,- 1 1 linger
n. diced in
allies !
huddled to
M"S. up 'II
LENQIH COLLEGE
the Ifke
I
exhaustion
! of
an.
the
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TOM
G l
SITUATION IS QuR
IN WEST VIRGINi
IILLS
United States Soldiers Have no Trouble in Dis
arming Miners and Restoring Order Search
is Made for Bodies of Miners Killed
in Mountains
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'A i '.
'.V 1 ' .
il1''
,nfM travelers
'i!t- wllCIV
mart hun
were dug
all.
iv:i".r f h i Ui : '
f: "Hi tiu1
!h- t 'ii ir uiir
, them.
. it I'l i'i'i's h:iy. ;
ah, arc witii-j
a per. : MUgh.'
at-v. that ' ii"
-.; ration w.iri;- J
a a i thatj
wU have ar-
i Ivir.g'ry poi"i-,
h to believe
I v. it'n Russi 'ii -
i , this great
:, attempting
wr.eu' they
in
at
'I he ii'.'xt session of Lenoir C " ( 1 1 c
II open tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept
ember I!. The whole ef Tuesday will
lie devoted to the nntriculation and
registration ef students. All students
who expect to attend college tins year
whatever uepai mien i . i-nouni
the college tomorrow for regis
tration. Even though there should o
si-niethini"- to present students from
enleiinu' until a
still I hey should
(.n Tuesday.
A few student. hav- alreidv nr-
I. Today and toiuorrow yn! ijf.iu
I :,: . AH
t !..-ed. :;'i(!
ivt arr.mfr-
,eek or two later,
register if possible.
iiveil. loday
to the college one of the
dent bodies ever trallierei
ilormitoiv snaee will b"
a ;ru'at many students b v
for rooms l trie campu
ei
Mm
1 FOR VISIT
n.i
!iist.)rv
! al thai
i-; year,
l t:'r:.it.s
I'jr-. i . ". ! efinit(
I 'Ti r i' J'.. ' II -i i dint and
Mir" ,r ,i ti,' ircsiential j
M.v'i-c-. -x -'A not put in
i
I!;. . . !'; Mayflower
W -ifiot!, hut said
i -. .; , ; preiient
i a.r-- V,' , ! , : : i t - 1 1 shortly .
. v ,. ,.,t," , Uo.servatton
. :. ,. !, C-o. II.
'i'. !: ;-! pr:v.te n e-
V v ,: ; riht, I
' i' r ' d"''i:-ion
'v-'" ' ' .ii t., the laiyi'
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; ,. !ie b"."'h f.or
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Last year's fresiniar. ca-
eied b7, the largest in. ih
(!f the eolleL'e. It i-; expected t '
number will be cxcei'd'.'d ' ''
i tbcre will bi
f, .- all of the other elassc .
The college is parti-u!f r.v grati
fied that sueh a lare;e niin.l ot t.-.r-puiduatiiw
class of the lh.'V-'V I'V.'h
tdnnd will enter the freshman class,
almost th- whole of the rad,iatinr
c'as having signified rhen; intention
..f becoaiin-r students at '..'V eoireire.
The eolleue is jila.l to be able to b
of such lar;ve serviee to us bo.n
it! town. . o'l'ovci, i f.w.
jinn'indfu! of the fi.;.t that such
' . i ,,f i be home tew n
n'-ai iv 'i" " ,.
ne ans inucn io i, v .'m-
There wul be Mil iew
he faculty this year.
c-ra'ifyiuK. The e'
nvui'iit fa''uity to
prepress, professor
Hcald, M. A.. I'- l
.f I-tm- isii. lawm'J.-
i'c.s.-or t-.ee-er
Ileald is
He Y .s an
ijopkin
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the resijinntioa
bus been I men
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a proposed by
ia i- to t in;
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'he ir.an vY
( i-ct a ry. ''Tiif
in') I had rati: '
I.niior day liu-'
; AneTi.'an iv
ati iiiah.e." The
changes m
This is also
leti'e n ' a !'r-
in--irj permane:!'.
KuiroU'..' de Kortst
, will be profe-'sor
the place of pro
;ined. Profes.-ir
well i','alitie,l i or in,, v.
tleiitee iiom
University aim nis
I OMI l'MUi .
The yr.eaney . 1 V' . ' nntion of
i!t, caused ny
1 .. .. ir.,f('!.,sor
t ( e'-'l on oi ' " l Pro-
M'.t'ioii Hvhe.b he- Wrt c 'He
in ,he wor ld war. Af '
t,,,nirPer.oir vi1'. hl
il,.. Univciilsity
V.'JW i ho University
i;1 " the special ai J be
Marguerite Stewart wn h
i (.a(1 ()f t lt. p.ano depart m ur
these, who know. Miss htcwa ,ally
;f .nusicr she also Play.
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,e assiMv.. . WP0 K''l"u
nc manner i f..!P c.,11.
uted m muMi; a - work
alSO lown. r -
ri-w. nast summei
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other memoes
to service
yraduatin.'
took p'1rft
(let)aitment.
of N"';t!l
of Vif-
work s
fine 'c
re is
icher
p. the v
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by lie
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I relief,
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faculty
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and Economics
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The Pan-Anierb-an lmildin.;.
probable meetinj? plaeo of tbo
', Wasliiiiixton, Jioiik- (,f ttie
(lisarniament eonl'erenee i:o
Pan-American union, which has been named ?.o he most
.be called by President Harding in Washington in the fall.
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SE MISSl lliEni
Uy the Associated Press,
Jacksonville, b'la. Sejit. o.
authorities today were arraimino:
' into immediate
state's attorney
ii North Caroiiin
'rank
call th.e -raiid jur
session, recall the
from his vacation
and frrant a speedy trial t
I.awlinjvs, 22 years of ae of Chica
.:' , who last nigiu invaded the cash
ier's oilice of the Palace theatre here,
shot and killed (leorge Hickman, the
manager, beat up Elbert S. Harris,
the tieasurer, and escaped with
$"'00, only to be captured a Jew
minutes later by a policeman on the
street.
Hickman's home was in Richmond.
MINERS CAPTUHE
DUJJM Rid
Hy the Associated Press.
Ilarrisburpr, ,S''Pt. H. Striking
rrs at tie- Kossiclane mine al
Hillside Elour Spa;- Company,
m;'i
t!ie -10
from Hairisbur;
Salurd i
.1. ('. Swanson,
his
arri(
wife
d t!-
and
em
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three
nto th?
s d rove
f ;.m
amp-
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nivht captuied
su nerintendent,
children and i
hills.
Last ni:ht the mine guards
all miners ard their families
ll ssichi'ie .nid they too are
in i;' in the hOls. AM wires have been
cu .
H. P.. Tiandolph, Harrisbiire- busi
ness man who attempted to drive to
Ue.-.si'daire with his. family, return
ed today, having ben turned back by
the miners.
l''our thousand union men who
Gathered here tod n- for a labor day
celebration are tnlkimr of emulatintv
'he example .f West Virginia miner
in march in v.- in a body
lie third anual convention of the
N;rth Carolina W'Viol'.'sale Grocers'
Association, to be held in the O.
Ilciiry hotel, (heensb-oro, Wednes
day and Thursday September 11 and
'.""), piomises to be an unusually in
tiustin one. A copy of the pro-ji'-am
lifts been received l y Mr. J.
L. Jiiudie of the Hickory Grocery
Company. A barbecue Thursday
aitorr.oon of convention week will
be given by the jobbers, brokers and
manufacturers of Greensboro at the
Uattle ground in honor of the visi
tors. .' Mr. A. F. Ilartsoll of ' Concord
president of the association, wil,
make bis annual address, and Mr. j.
II. McLaurin, pi evident of the South
ern Wholesale Grocers' Association,
will make the principal address of.
Wednesday. Another important sub
ject will be "Ereight Rales and
Taxation," by Mr. A. J. Maxwell of
the corporatinon comssion.
Husiness ethics will be discussed
By the Associated Press.
Charleston, W. V?,', Sept 5-
Three of the five missing airmen were
found (lead on Twenty-mile creek, ac-
rt received at head-
There was no
nention of the fifth man, but opinion
vas expiessed that he was in the
wreckage.
,i: ... j
o; o uiu', mi il i vpo
iuaiters today.
i i y
Mr. J.
'tpoits of
.'Jibmitted.
O. (Si I key rf Marion
vice iircsidents will
an;
IPOOilRF RII.Y
yiuujiil nilL QOy
iii B ?sssn Turin "iso
Rural telephone subscribers at
largely attended meeting at
Chamber of Commerce Saturday
tcrnoon heard the report of its com
mtitee on rates and service and ad
journed to Saturday, September 17,
at 3:30 o'clock, before taking final
action. The committee named to look
into the question further consists of
Messrs. E. G. Suttlemyre, Chas. P.
Bolch and Enloe M. Yoder,
tlemyre presided over the
and Mr. loder acted as secretearv.
Between now and the next meeting
the committee will investigate the
feasibility of putting in a small
&witchboard with trunk lines leading
to the Hickory exchange. The com
mittee will investigate the Statesville
exchange, the Wright exchange and
several other systems, and expects
representatives here this week of
telephone suppW houses to discuss
the costs
(jiicstion
of a separate exchange. The
the cost of maintenance
will be gone into very thorougn-
Py the Associate i Press.
j Charleston, W. Va., Sept. 5. Tak-
ing advantage of the quiet situation
in that part of the West Virginia
mining regions where fighting occur
red last week between miners . and
! others between state and county au
; thorities. Brigadier General Brand
'holtz left today for an inspection1 of
jthe lines.
I Before leaving General Band-
noiatz said all parts of the mining
region was quiet.
The situation has . apparently set
a'tlcd itself into one of police duty in
the the hills of Boone and Logan coun
af ties' army officers said today. Troops
today paused into the hills searching
the ground for missing arms and for
any evidence of buried bodies. Dur
ing the fighting last week there
were reports of many casualties,, and
of bodies buried in the mills.
There is still no rlefinifp list nf
Mr. Sut-: the number of casualties as a result
TllPOTllKr . , . . . .
'oi last weeks snooting. Ihe num
ber of persons killed is not believed
to have been large.
General Bandholtz in his latest re
port to Washington stated he would
recommend a prompt return of the
Camp Dix troops if conditions do not
change.
Governor Morgan has issued , a
statement that there will be no 'of-
! ficial slackerism" in the prosecution
of those for last week's disturbances,
which he termed as "insurrection"
against the state.
!.:v the
Mel ill
O-o
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to nun wife,
Wil-
on
ic mr.ies.
TOCOITIIETii
OFFLI
IDS BOCW
Professor Eef-
lent Languages
1'1'nie.-:-'" con ICS
nie iinii iv- . .
M....r.uw.nr win"11 '
,-..1 .i on.
M.. I'h I- P Rein,
Professor " French.
. n.. C,ermanand i
P,.,.ressor Hufus. p- , (1 psy
v, n.. I). i
cholojsy. . A .....blt, A. r- ,""
Prof. V. V'1W inart merit.
, ratory Depa" a . P..
.1. Sox, A
a. Kuehner
A-
A. M
philosophy
tor
Snnngs
laugh-
8v the Associated Prss.
V.,,n. Ela.. Sept. r. Counsel
iir T. .T. P.elcher, Tarpon
'....;;.,n ebarired with man
tcr in connection with the death o.
Virginia Turner, 21 years old, whose
llv wis feur.d buned near Clear
Water Creek, obtained, a continuance
(,f the trial until JJjwet-k.
DENVER AUOT RACE
Press,
. Mill rto
I-n-iesoo, rv , ,
lira nc I
.un
p.angham,
Commercial . . Vot.al
Cromer,
r. Two
passenger
bulled and Dix-
.lacksonville
'net. in icai-erwl eollis-
' null s east of here
hlli'i'' ;t l.jne. Then
'""''Illll'i.'.. llu.Unl,
Mis
Miss Editn
Science.
Mr. .Joseph l-nl-ss
Manager.
Mildred
Assistant
Mrs.
i Women
bave been
iu..,t nut over
News
world
Music. .
Domestic
M. i'l,cl"
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t .ela MiUcr
Eihranan. ijin
Cliabeth 1
f
P.u Ihe Associated
"Colorado Springs, Col.,
Twenty six drivers were
n.,. .. :,',.,...l Ibat wil send
of starters in the third anual Pike',
Peak race here today.
Sept.
ready
o(i the
for
field
By the Associated Press.
Denver, Col., Sept. f. Dr.
m.aith A. Hadlcv. ci" irged with tiu
murder of his wife. Mrs. Sue Haclh
in Richmond, Va., denied he had co
lessen ir.e Killing-, aunougn iieoi s
A. Euller, superintendent of a n;
tionally knc.vn. detective agency, re
iterated his statement that Dr. Ihui
lcy had confessed, giving details of
ti '' crime.
Dr. Hadioy is on hb way to Rich
mond to stand trial, said in the coun
ty jail today:
i-i have waived extradition and
will probably leave for Richmond to
night," said Dr. I lad ley today. 1
must refuse to answer any ques
tions.
He admited he had lived under an
other name until the day of his ar
rest. - - ----.
Associated Press.
i, Sept. ii. Moorish positions
near this city have been heavily
shelled and the Spanish artillerymen
have been Maying down heavy bom
bardments. Two captured Spanish
cannons; which the Moors have been
using have been rendered useless by
removal of their beach locks. The
gunners were killed and their cup
tains threatened with death unless
they restored the locks.
Native reports state that 84 Span
ish prisoners have been taken under
escort into the interior under 400
Riffians. Twenty-four other prison
ers were killed because they were
too sick to walk.
Several native chieftains are said
to have protested against the killing
and to have left -:1k camp.
There were complaints of the pres
ent service, which was characterized
as bad, but the committee was not
able to place the responsibility for
it. Its task in the next several days
will be to find this out.
The manager of thi Hickory ex
change has been asked to test out al!
lines and find cut whether the troubie
is at the central office or on the rur
al lines, and where rural lines are re
ported out of order the owners will
be asked to put them in first class
shane with a view to giving the very
best service between now and Octob
er 1, the date the new rate of $1 per
phone per month takes effec The
main effort now, aside from investi
gating cost of a new exchange and
cost of maintenance, will be to deter
mine how good a service can be ren
dered under the present management.
HUNT FOIl AIRMEN WHO
FELL IN BOMBING PL
ANE
OTECTTOCOIM
OPEST FIRE
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By the Associated Press.
McCrath. Minn., Sent. 5. With
state forestry 'officials Confident that
an organized force of r00 men would
control the rarest fire menace in this
section. Adjuatnt General Rhyno to
day ordered out 300 mow: national
guardsmen to augment the 300 na
tional guardsmen called out last
night and dispatched to this town.
Charleston, W. Va., Sept. 5.
j Searching parties afoot and in the
! air climbed or scanned from above
1 the hills in efforts to locate two oi
' ficers and three enlisted men who
i fell in an army bombing pbme-some-
where in the rugged country south,
cf Poe, W. Va.
i Up to noon no word as to their
fate had come out of the southern
. part of the state where Poe is situ
! ated.
I The machine, piloted by Lieut.
Harry L. Speck and carrying Lieut.
Fitzpatrick and enlisted men, said to
have been Sergeant Arthur Brown or
Kentucky; Corporal Alexander Ha,
elton, Wilmington, Delaware and Pri
vate Howard, of San Francisco, was
traveling with two other bombing
planes from Charleston to Langley
Field. Va., when it fell.
The three big planes were flying
in formation, the ill-fated bomber
leading and the other, trailing us
closely as the violence of the elecr;c
storm which was ra.ging,
mit.
SEARCH FOR BODIES
By the Associatea Press.
Madison, W. Va., Sept. 5.
detachments acting under ,
from field headquarters here
were scouring the mountains
the Boone-Logan line for the.
Strongr
orders
today
along
bodie?,
and
of the men killed in the hills
for wounded left on the field.
Miners who came into Madison late
yesterday reported that a number of.
bodies were still in the hills. Little
Coal River valley from Madison to
the latest disturbed area was re
ported quiet.
That practically all the men who
lately were in arms in the mountains
had left the region and returned to
their homes was indicated to the col
onel commanding. It was estimated
that several hundred had p-ssed thu
Madison on their way home.
would ner-
BIC1S HE
Ev the Associated Press.
Paris, Sept. 5. Thirty American
foiocffl men and women delegates to
ti e P 'n-American conference in ses-j
step here today had.-ed by Dr. DuBos? i
of New York, repudiated the plan ofj
Marcus, Garvey, provisional president
of Africa, "of Africa for the Afri-j
cans." . j
"The colored American canont with-
stand me m'.'can emme. im.-.v ...n-
nnt mist Ihe Fiiro.x'ans and do not;
desire to do so." said Dr. DuUosc.
of the
lives
having
BANDS OF ARMED MINERS
ARE FAST MELTING AWAY
pv the Associated Press.
Hull, Sept. 5. The bodies
If! Americans who lost their
aboard the ZR-2 disaster, all
been recovered, will be placed aooaio i ,
train here tomorrow evening rr f
rtak-
It must
s' lobby
inir .Saginaw
Every nation
Iw. lime '
home .""
Courier.
,-eioiccs
. . i
isian'.
Ire bind is
in the
not a noaUntf
SEVERAL PERSONS HURT
P,y thi Associated Press.
'iJcrlin. Sept. H. Several per-
o mnL' them women, were
wounded by machine gun fire and hr:nd
grenades, in street fighting at Cob
Urp between police an,! agitators
nr.. ... follnws. That tax ex
emption you'd gain by marrying
i,!,, o.Tii nav for the ring.
WO li ni" '
Nashville Tennessean.
Piwmnnth where thve will be placed
aboard a cruiser for the journey
home.
A contingent of British and Ameri
can airmen will form an escort to th
railway station.
Charleston, W. Va., Sept. 5. Fed
eral troons are in complete control of
the troubled mining districts of Wct
Virginia and the armed bands that
i,p hppn defvinc the state and coun-
.authorities on the boundary line
P.oone 'and Lotran counties are
still mm FOR
ISSK MEN
I ENTERED FOR RACE
By the Associated Press.
"TTniontown. Pa., Sept. 5. Eleven
cars have been entered in the 225
mile race at the speedway course
here. A speedway purse ox SMJ,
000 is held out to the winners.
rapidly disappearing, according to re
ports received at military headquar
ters here.
LEAGUE . ASSEMBLY
III SECOND SESS
1
SIX GENERAL'S HUE s
NflVV PICKING GRSpFS
One
By the Associated Press.
Montpelier, France, Sept. S
hundred Russian refugees recently
answered an advertisement of a vender
owner who wanted hands at grape
picking. ,Siv of them were engaged,
ahong whom the owner was astounded
to find three former generals of, the
Russian imperia. army. .
HUNDRED PLANES COMPLETE
By the Associated Press.
Chicago, Sept. 5. One hundred
airplanes this aiternoon competed in
By the Associated Pr :s ?.
Charleston, W. Va Sept. 5. Army-
officers here were still without defi-..,,-. .,(.rial derby made here under th
nite information today of the fate -.cf.rice; of Ihe Aero club of Illinois,
ef the five airmen who fell in a The purpose was to demonstrate the
f ight east of here last Saturday. durability of two passenger cars.
I
I By the Associated Press.
Geneva, Sept. 5. The second as
sembly of the league of nations open
ed here at 11 o'clock this morning. Dir'
Wellington Koo ot China, presi
dent of the council fo the league, op
By the Associated Press.
London, Sept. 5. Members .of the
British ' cabinet will be called upon
to reach a decision on Wednesday
either to continue negotiations .-on,
the basis the "consent of, the govern
ed," or to issue an ultimatum to thi
Irish republicans to, accept or reject
the British offer. . . ''
The reply of Eamonn DeValera and
his associates to the letter of Prime
Minister Lloyd George did not break
off negotiations, but admittedly 4:h
situation is acute.
MIDDLEWEIGHT FIGHT1
By the Associated Press.
Jersey City, Sept. ,
Downey of Cleveland and
5. Bryan
Johnnie
Wilson of Boston came here to-ettle
I
ened the sess'on with an address,, their dispute over the middleweight
which was well received. He fore-jzoxing championship of the world,
cast more progress than last year. jBoth weighed in at 160 pounds.
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