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Hickory
SVATCH YOUK
LABEL
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ECOMB
WEATHER I
i
Partly cloudy toniglr j
and Saturday. 4
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TABI.ISHED SEPTEMBER 11, 1915
I '
HICKORY, N. C., FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2g1921
PRICE FIVE CENTS
,0G4I CEF5 TOLD
r SiWfs off
, ,!,' iVlcsgaKt-s Flashed lo All Parts of Country
IN ; inlintf Walltoul Set for Stmilay Labor
i'm.-tt l Stroulil SJrotlii'i iiooi! Lealers
to Terms'
SPLENDID WELCOME
, Spanish Artillery l'&mimehw
WpvJ-,., wwWw,M;)aw.
1
FOR MARSHAL FOCH
1 .1
if
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M,ciult(J l'r'i
t t.'i. :vs. - 'l lif ..fli. i. j p C n
. rail st rik order issiird iv ! D I
;,irrii, t r: t i rt 1 1 ii 1 1 i ninliirti,,
i.ii ., i re iiindrh ;' e . ,
i f I In- Iti' five t ! t : i - - 1
r,' , to I lieir general .'!i:i!r
, i iiail'inen s i II sul'init I iir
i,i Hie locals anil the v fli
failiiev off the strike will
, ( ; i r the whole country,
mil'TS .lolialily wilt I"'
lay !' the lelreraphiT. '
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PI
FOLISl
G IN STAT E
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Great French Teacher and General to Attend Le
gion 'Convention Short, Graphic History of
His Record in Two Big Wars Intense
iiitary Student
4
1 lil.s photi.-i anli. luado duri
Lattt iy of 7C's in ai ti
:l wani1 eiiL-av.-iHct l4 u ,., floahi.-i, ain.v i!. i n-:i , , ... .... .... . I
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JISSEMBLT
,nl v ol her
oi j'.ani'at ion;
Mi- r ('lie!;' aie 1m inj" -i!i
( iiit"'l State. i railro.n.l
v, ..i.-li .aed an iiii"it
.. i !, final ilt-fi aon (.; the
.: imLiy aiinoinu'f 'Ja lint!
:i,r pulilii' hait m;; ei Wed-
.iii ; i f ion, il W.w oS ! 'il
,:,.i!ie the silliution anil its
, ;i. t i dillj1' to ('He ii.en.tif'i'
i.ii t 1 I Ii,- mat ter out of it
V, , 1 1. I Ii.1 aiin..uiU'eiiiiit I
,. Hi.' ottKial i . " ' I ' 1 1 1 i 1 s
i In' I I i J. Did. 'I . ill.'
I , i ' 1 1 . I I r lid t '. e la M i
i o.v We I e jii lili"; t ' in-
, i I . i ; (p. me.:.
,t,, I Oi AI. II AIK ,IK
... i ' ,V ' ui'ialeu TreSS.
i . . v,ii iiit, Many rat" aj'1
, ... r:, i hail 'i.en h.V u hi :.
, , h, . . ted lo not ily local
i ii.il I lie : I l ll.e I;. in l.eei
, . ,' i.' v. mi ; i ii." roll tr.day !.
! , . hi i.thel lr..oi.l i.
I, i t (.!,' l't!.!::; NOUITi.li
t!..- A-:Si..eiat'i frefl.
i i , I t. M.-- hi. ,1. Marion.
:. ... : i n f I i.e crder of raili oa
, ti.day sent coilo uies.
''i ' h" I'.eneral chairmen i-f . h
ji- :! ' : e a I ions I aill'oad.: in
,,,11 in' lm in lli.it the st rike sel for
, ''.!.i i ,ii I. ad heen calh'd off.
I'V v' i S SIT.I'.CT MWdtniov
as nisi t ( I (.o I;i:mh.
t,,, . s 'I,..,,!, u, t. s. With lh"
: 1 1. i ..f I 'oluoihia. S. i '., .'; t in
i !M..' ilai'.' (Hid the elocli.OI
1 . II. AI 1 1 iniiin ol dree ii dioi o.
tnv wax AtiKkNirn: )
Uahiu'h, Oct. i'eiieral re.i'iila-
tions to (H'ltnit the u:a of '.'.Teoholi,
In crs on ,i ph irian's pi i :- i I i 1 1
will not affect the Ik. no dry con-i.
lions inevailiii": in North Carolina
.( 1 lh' attorney 'ciiera!':; ofl'iee n.!d-:
in an opinion i-iveii iniuirie:: lo,;,.
The ojiinion is j ; i i hy l i a; !.
N'a'di, a-!si;taid attorney, penerai
' !.o ,nint:' nut that no inattei; wlia!
ittrul' lions I'edeial oft ieial ; may
1. 1 oin n !;'.:! t e Noilli I 'a roi ma':', law
::llolil'; enollj.'.ll ti' la'l'j) tlie till nihle-.d
I eel- drinker .sit hiu the path of
! hteoll'- ne.'-'S. 'I hole Will If HoiK'
I-0I1..I1 eiiiiifh lo .,li.'itiit :uch a vain
tluiig. hf thinks, t ertamly no idi.V'.v
I Kill Will llitlplet I lie federal VtV. il
lation; v.ilh'nit. lo.,.in!'; at Ihe slnle
Lw.
IC ji ha iioi aln ady held tli.o.
i . i,i i ! t he i I f e , nihihil i i' la-', is
in,.', i' ",l l 1 1 1 nl than the 1'ederal aet
t In. foi iner poi fit,. I I.e ' ay, Hi"
1'nitid Stall., supreme M ini will da.
That is I la- assistanl atti.rney
. i' ... : i . , .
C'eln i a I a reais n nl anooiiiii m;: u,..
Noilli Caiolin.r. st lie I. lav. widcl
leoi.dei! the old ones w ha h permit
It d di ii"';i-l s aim ph v.- inaiis. to : .l
In, ilu, . on p: r ipi ion
ml h-?
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litHnireb r
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1 1 n 1 1 i i
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t':1 the Asfl'K'ifltp.i Tress
Knew ildl, 1-4. C, 0. I. !
tii.il of :. Saial. Whitley o " V".,i , . j,
J tt iihilif'" iliaif-'Cl i, if h tiVif. '.IrjtiCi ' (!..
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iuiiii.n-1 in i. oiiii'i. i 'on ..win ii,- i i . . i -1 i i,i , -,-, ,iJi..i , t ?,,.
t.v lL Aiso. iatcd Prebt
I l -ii.: 1 'iiy, i'i. j. l.i .
At. ... iiS-f., addrr.ssir ihe rae
l.'ii.M.ifi of I !,h Jiltioiljl painr
I ' I 1 .!:", ,.,i,i li ul
of her l,ii:.haa. hy ) e- ld IVmU.3.-, Vo.
;n. was aluuplly )rl d I his, uioi a
it e. i i at Ii" J ! i
1,1 I.e d.i
. 'Sal of 0,1
If"! When the d.-1e.,e ,,,,;,:! j !.. s, .. (,,.-,. (.....j, ., ,. , ,.., j,
of af.'i'M-'ory l..i fore tSe i n 'i I ; . v.-- !. ia-'
(epled u life si litem-, ill the 'e,l.tv.: 1 , :.;,i :,Uly . of ,,H,;.:,::..
i.i--.y.
Wi'.vjil who V.'.l : found -uiil;'
mui. lev VV .dn.'Si!:,y li'daj waa
leii.e,, hy liUl;o llani-is t-.i be ..
!.!' it
i a 1,1
ai.-; .1': 1 i'an ho,'
ill' ! t I' ', . .
:t.,:-
nieiif of til' I
il:,ld - t' l.i
;,...( j, 1,1 :;:;i u' iiie e n.-.oii'O. i k 1 1 '-it el .1 n u., ry i;i-,,".
.tat'iles of T.M! is ;u f-.liows nns iho,,,;..; liaM-'. ah-u na Us- i
. . , n.a V, l
m.ii ,. ii pi. ul, in ai i'o iu.ii.il
er l:r- federal anl'ioi-ilii'.; all. v He-
ate of h. i i- an I Inyuoi- on presoii.
i ..on or such a I hio;.'; in 1 hi..
. tate const il nl e-. a iol il ion:
"All I 'V, . ant lioi'iam - or alh.'.viiii-:
l h,. ;.'. If of spil il llolis. illolis or
ma.V lain is or into sicatin:-- hitleis
hv aav medii at depository, dl U;!,!',: "
phai niari-t are her; hy repeah-d,
i a ,.1,',M he unlawful for anv
.iii'. , , ..'... .
i - i a.
i
! ar
r . iii a I l'.i re control on
. . . . . , , .
i M ; ; i
ai lia I i
I
y tl? Assoeiatea Press
;.e .,;..,, ii . 0 ; Oct. 2i
- J he hei'
ngof the "haVes; cc-i pus lAi-it in the
' ' ' ! I'.'-ia . :-, - is not likely to
tie held today. , iiugb Bis Ray in-
on u.. i.j .'ouiuii-v vviniajua l.u f,ci, Ul ! at e Ilt-riClliM' li? rliri'ieciion inaib.
touch with Solicited Olsm, ,,i nvn- i.Jabo. On;? comity which did not have
U-ieph..iit' a n.i i i.-poi-t. at ;C0 when
should Le
(BY MAX ABERNETIIY)
Raleigh. Oct. 'J8. Two thousand
nuiiln: sclii.'jl teacher are exjiected
to ' attend the 1 liiriy eight n annual
session of the Nonii Carolina Teach
ers' Assembly to te held here .Nov
ember Si... aceordiiii-- to A. T. Al
ii: n so, i .-I a i y .
Mtiriu-i sin p in the assembly- now
nurribeis, anvinid lj,0u0 and it. i:3 ..::
i- cl - d that wheii the teachers C"-h-er
lien:- next nionth aiound 12,000 i.vii'
have been fiiiolled. Last year Tie
i'uembership was lnci'ased just piaoi
to- jthe annual meeting in Asheville tc
3.050. These figures will hold until
the' final tabulations at the Ncvem
Ler ineetirii? here.
Four cities have recently announc
ed one hundred par cent membership.
These are Salisbury, Concord, Bur
liiitrtoii :.Tid Statesviik', Other dtie
a i i :
a .
'.... ... .,1 M. I. l -. . , .1 -,-.11 I -
in el a II won t on le v v. urui n, v, i a
tiied at the Doa enit.fr ttrni of (ycemv
cc'an-l y siinei iov coiirt ,
a i':r e. 01 1 ne us. -i-
c?t '. j'....- ... j,': ui- i i -1 0 1 . . If L
S t0...livVi i:y iif ... .'. . .-.i r.i ii i- j
. .. a ih isse I; iiogaii a : i .- ia
'i.i a- e.
"T dou'i, :;ivi'. -i lap for JiKmr-y ex-
jd mr- i.vr a.', t itiii e ii to i-ivc-u-
medical dep.. ilory, drut-ist. or ph..r
i.'a, i ,1 to sell iv other dispo.-e of to,
"am arty s.p'u itmais. vinous, termer,:
,',( ,,r mall li.piora or intoMcat ui'-
isH. i. . ' ;
( hn i mar I ' moron :lurnsoii i .
peiidiu-; several days, in Washiidou
('it v. 'tlie governor hop.!; to he aoie
i -. . . i . . . ; -i . 1 1 1 a I. , cii 1 1 1
t,. ,e 1 wliue away, ?ue. iov, " " ' '";
,a.. , in rvoii
una ..'oveinor, .ie , ,. ,.l)liumli:l ,,, w:i
l oiiveiitioii closed heie la.-t 1 1 . . ... . .,-.,.1.
s si rain hen t he .1. T.
a
velitioli closed heic la.-i l ia . i;,,., ,, t week
! ;:'V; "y'r'v1 .,'iV ? !dsetutr,r7,'-uah.i,!.
:m:1,:,:'. nl V;:v.!:;','Vm:'it is uu,iers.o,i u.,t .1... r
nib 1
, l,e lia millet s as the i.Mi st Yini- 1
ssaie the formal call for H
mm TUB LITTLE BIK
! '-i P R r IB
TflA IIAull TO RRAGKlHUNUh BIL
(J U 1 1 1 1 I v
uiiTi! prMiT
I ClliS H 5- 3 vTi - EV S3 N -
1 i M b H a
I . I I . 1" I -."- It
W:,s 1:""'V :"Ui"";",:; eccil session of the locislahive in
I , ; i il ' i I i:i 1 1 1 I' ovel liors Wefe elei toil . I" 1 1,11 ;
l.-diov : domes Truck. Spat lau-J 1 ),'1''"'Im'' 1 --- -
ii ;. ('.: Alva l.unipkin. t o'.uin
:i. s r i:.
s
I . .1. noli
let ,.', cl nor, res't'tied yestci'da
4 die newly eleeteu' overnoi1 w'-al
in' : n.;i.'ils.ie chart;' t tie- distrii t.
i . i 1 linn of the rctirine; Kovenior
i .,. I iiM euiher :U.
A' i 1 1 - es by Marry Kerr- inLei na-
' s:d Ki Aani.; picsident and others,
I he feat iii I'K of the husines se -i'
ii .' tei'dav, and they were all i"
h" hum of an anneal to the Kiwan
s s, an, behind the vC'Vermin-ii;.
ip,in t measures t hat will serve
. e AiiM-rica on the pedestal
in..! '.' sal ions,
l;. -.1 nt i. 'ii favorinj.; disarmament
''s .I..p!e, aim wFll de distributed
- .iiimis club as well as sent
'i'h , and leuislative bodies ol
i." ' a, and counties. The ni'.'. Iv
I" i"i ..I ficers pledu'ed their supporr
'inn' tie Carolina'! distiiid the
ni" i art , ,i. in the iKwaiiis tstnks
...on,,,. Meirinion was by a 'inani-
Jii'IESE STEH
GOES TO BOSTON
!! hfiW il- oaiild be
dorio.'
iale ii Ihroiiel-j aiV j.L.I.I .; and d.
V.'lop I hem."
I ii.a USSin ;' iiidlh-.tviai Cl.ndl! ' 'a
..IS. '.ah Sad, ' hei'.-'. i
i hear lie i ii.-'jiie I ii r. I; lahcr and s.-,.,
Bv the Associated tre-. ' ! U !" f'''. h ' ' 1 :' '
Seattle. Wedia O. t. 'I he Jaoa , never el f, md a man who aai,',
ik'si- . team, hip Kiit-ui Mnvn sank
miles off Cape Slatlcry, Wash., a!
niidni.cht last nii.ht in a luvnii'.i a.',
but all her passengers and ctvv." vve.a
picked up by I he fie:;:hler e: I ival
acc.ardiii" to a wii.'les'; dv patch to-1
day. ' - "
1 he Wrst Ivan s-as bound for Ja-j
i;aii and a i 1 1 continue to the orient,!
I he niexsacv added.
limn 00 H rLbdfy
it I OlhmL Sbllun
W.-isliirif'Icu, Cel. The foi
ii i-awiii;'- esasiil i v'c hulh-liri, ad ires. -a-' 1
I S 1 fiy t; aH'eaioioves Mas issued IIC
I il i I m morniii!; by Cresidenl. l-'airfa.x Hr
i'.y the Associated Tress.
Norfolk, Va., Oct. oo.-Robbe
Ibis niornine' entered v1 he bank
Curiil.uek at r.lo.vck N. Unable '.
crdrr the vault, the rubbers, were able
to n'et only a f e , dolls.rs and escap
ed befeie citi.eiis, aloicd by the
cxpli'd.oii, could gather.
5 I 3 0 w "J ef dhe Southern IiaiKvay Sys
i ' a ii. :
" W i 1 1 1 lioaitfel crnoLioti, I cm
tialulali' you on the i.e .v -. from
C'h: a';o thai t!if- Ihtealne.le strike
led off. I lm iic.
lie pasr
101 ii
j '-li.vioiis. week have m:.oie nc pri m,
I al a I enield. of lily Sentiment S Co?,
j ; 1 1 ! I f i ; - I'i.' sil nation nor have T sca
ly on any Messas:;e hushing- thai 1 ha '
'oiii- confide). ee as I know you ha '
, paiae. 1 symp.-il ili'.ed deeply W'ilh yc.;-
5v the Assoclatwl Press. - -.lle.-i ivel an.r imlividually, for !
W-ashinjclim, Oct. '.is.--The wav i.w he diff 'Hilt ies of your situa-
vi-.-K n.-ived today hv Senator h'.-ei lii'n hc.f T felt sure that ' Alien the
HOC IN KOAII CATSF.S Democrat, of Missouri, to f - Y e a iirac cams far final electim yo
FATAL iVIOTOli M'CinhN tidier- bo.utn l.ill'whhh woul.i .y.i.aii. loyal to Iho service o
. i .,, ., (,.) "S Ke V ( . s,nt , ,, he mi j hi' to which wi h mutual res-
4, I i youm- an of! the senate recently laid m, the laba ,w, f,,. many years been
K.0,.:V... V emnty. died ii.Lat the request of 'resident. Hardin., e,,,,! . toother."
IHHil I i'i' " . , .... , . 1
... i . ......oieoil I u i . . .. r.....l m wulo.'e I !, neie -
., l,i,aiil:il Here Ol Hi. in o.- i ,-ii-n..wi n
"' Kiwanis YiUXA. j ..jilav "h'M When an autoino-j nt t)) Jh, leVisi.-.n bill proi.e '
t. ..ii... is . iii'M I,." iiiivi'iit ion. ovei. . ., 1 1 .I-,.,., I tit o'o In- foimer arn i .
'ii
PI
IG PLANT
k flS
ui
MESS BASIS
SI!
The air dent oecuiTe.l ill me poo-.,
lie road near lannbertoii, tlie carinen
1,1 I., ... ,1 Ltl'IK'U II IIOI' '
i.urninn mrue ..
Tin- doK was killed.
The deceased was about 'J I years
old mid is survived by his widow
and oiu' child.
,Jproeeeds to c;o In- foimcr Sefvr
I
IT,A(TU:i:S IN IMMKKON
JOIN STAII. ASSFMiaV
A
iatt'U I'ress.
I : , A!
k.i i.f -be nil rate plants ,lan'
' ' Ml b , Im',1;i will be made from
in.'
i,i. , ;i,, ,
liii',',.
. ... tin tiM. 1,1 a-.. .
Two other oecu- I Uinl.erton.. uci. ine i.ooea.-i
. ........ ..p i... ,'.,,.,,,.,1 uiihiirt. The branch ol the Norlh Carolina i eaua
i.. ,, .u'.n wais a nriii- e.rs Assembly was oreunied her,
. loivim- worked at. va- Saturday with more than 100 men,-
rious places in the state and V irin-
itll lie was loiinerly enipio.veil lot
I ITTI F FMTFIITF
y I ! LL Lis I Im l L
!!i H i j T IFTlH
Till.' Stale pleaded iivt ia-ady. Will
onus is c.-.-,ins'rl for A. j. Alien, -,yh ;
v.as kiiled at K.annapclis by Thomas
Tuesday night,
'.IBS i..eiTH WINS
0y the Associated Press.
isew York. Oct. l.'.H aliss Edith
l.sitb, i-, oviinra golf champion of
eiifil. .Biiiaiii aiici Caiiada, dffeate.H
Miaa Aiesia Steihiifs hei'e today. I
TVDCC on
II OIL ULHUS8 Sill
B
If TE1IFIC
dy tlie AsociatP4 Prtrss-
Savrintiiil', Oa.. Oif. 2'A. A tiile
'losely approaching a tiday wave be
s'hiiiu" hilt4 yeS'torday afternoon and
'i'ali
In
leyom
I bounds uuriiitr the
iiiclit. I'layod havoc -with property
i n Tv bee Beav'h.
!hauy houses were washed away
and the pa v illicit threatened by the
highest, tide seen on 1 he teach for
many years,. Tybee is a rummer report.
mm I riiOtl
nnnoinii n
I LJ U U
I'M
a :.a:if !.- n.cai .i aiiizarion m
Ley: i.' i.s 40 r, , i-c-ci uit:;..
To tile li.cl of speakers ahead;,
made public President ft. H. Latham
of Wi!s.ton-Salem' send:5 word do.vn
that he has ridded Dr. C. Alphonsi
Smith, of tl tfiiited States Nava
Naval Academy and llaiiy Clark
of the University of Teiynesser-.
Governor Mfriiscn wilt entertain
at the mansion fr.v the teachers, ano
ri nirivibf ) of other receptions are be:
ing pis'iineu' daring the week. Thi
.o.ca am ' reception will be- heic
'! I ani. -. t ii'e.; e eniie;-
The adpuant. yensrars office to
i lay announces a new unit of the
ioith I'aio'ioa National CJnard at
Greensboro. II is the Seco'.ul Battal
ion 1 leaibiiiarter.; .Company of th;
isi 1 nf svil ry and is commanded bj
Major h'. M. l'aison. 'J'he company ha
already been inspected by slate offi
cois and '." ill be federal recognition
soc n.
't he i niei s and Merchants Ban!
of til I. m ha.:, tech scut hori,',ed io- re
:iiiue business by the State Coipoi
lilion ( 'omiiiission, new officers air
oiieetois have iiei-n chosen and tie
bank eow has the endorsement ef tie
coinniissic'ii to do business. The insti
tutioit was closed May tlo, UrM, L-i.aii-e
of insolvency.
IS BACK" '
II CAPITAL IttH!
THIQ UlfFK
if
to ii
I
I
Iv tie Associated Press.
'Washington, 'Oct. .28. There ap
peared to he little prospect today
that the tax revision bill could h
By the Associated Press.
Washington, Oct. 2S. President
Harding' returned to Washingtor
from hi:! southern tiip at 11 o'cloci
today,' his special train, completing
the tun frf ii Atlanta in two hour.:;
less, time than the Southern's limited
schedule. Jmnieiliatcly on his ' arriv
al the president motored to' lbs
y'nite house to Pike part in the Fri
day cabinet meeting.
any others are expected Bv The Associated Press.
Pn.f. .1. If. Poole, coiinlv Vtagne. Oct. :'S.-Foimer Emy
T O . 2S,-t)ispeo- ':,,. ' i, ; the laimb.;.,,;. Robe-1 superintendent .of public hvstruetio,, CliaGes must I.e surrendered to
a, ; ' , 'was elected president and Miss iv- "little entente" within 30 hours
hers. M;
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'l'he funeral was conducted at; dian McNeill ot I .undiert on. secretary- (..T ;(, U.YM. nf a nitimatum from
. , . .e .i i ri,,.., ...... fmii'i treasure)-. The nieetint: Saturday . . ... . . , t ... .,c
... , I .') l IOCK V euneaiuj.Y .n.vi. ....... . . .. uieouier.; Ol llll:', eoiioo oai iwu ui
b,iness Mandpoint. and frol Oh- home of his father,1 was he hrst nie.tuiL' ot th, l-'-" , y WM ()
Secretary Weeks told a A SlolM. .Ull interment made in , eachers. Association, lo, tlie school ..I..'. '"i .r a, u, . .
I that came here to W"l- y , ...udery. around 200 bemg present. An sent to the Hungarian government
' . . ladilress by Miss busan l'ulgbum, a ;,, Budapest.
NOT NOTIITKI) YF.T
I'.y the Associated Press.
member ol the .state i.oartl ol bxara- A .jfcr,utv declare last nitrht that
iners, featured the meeting. ',,.., ,,,:. "VOcCd
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HEAVY 10BACCO SALES
ON GKKUNVILLE MARKET
Greenville, Oct. 28. With sale
: . ,' . .. two bhivs last week of riie thai
passed Hy the senate ny . j oOtl'OOO ijounil-, tch-'.-'co warehouse
night, as Republican leaders had hop-.j h(;W expect the mark set to be shat
e( i lei ed durinc.- the present week. Ther
All of those on the nnjoiity side was a fair -break" Monday; a bette
, ,M,-0 MTOf,(iloiii' Tuesday and indications .-a en
had not been given up the genei a. , ;t wouJ(, takt. otm.uou3 efforts
opinion seemed to be that a vot? ! to handle tlie sale yesterday.
roiild not he reached before Tuesday j ,, the absence cf any official fig-
f next week. urcs irum me -
i noaro or. uaoe u nam w - "
i anv exact average, in the opinion oi
Fill DEI RAN I) CHILD Is 'grew err,, prices are maiiiiaimn
HURT BY AUTOMOBILE (high level, and alt. interest.
s:.usiieu.
i rj-he th-eenv.ille niarket, according
Ralph Abernefhy, small son OIito recently .issued government tigur-
or Wednesday o
a
seem
Mr. ' and Mrs. Neal Abernethy of
es, is
the "second largest in the bright
i. i. ,,.n.s h.nii.Tbt to Richard ;)Aof i.it in the world, beine exceed
Baker Hospital this afternoon forui1 oriy by the neighboring town ot
treatment following injuries suj,- i Uson.
tained shortly afternoon when the:
!..a .c. tl..eif I.e .'Hi ;iid f.niobile driv-l
en by' M r. S. Samuel Schary, an an-1 By the Associated Press.
VlVst of Philadelphia. At. 3 o'clock New York. Oct . .-The cotton
COTTON
Chicago, Oct. 2S. It was learned i sika wi,jw pi,int the upper psvl sometime today.
I I S ONCRESS MEE'IS
h" i ...ill,. I. la . Oct. 2X. Tl
"Mi ..,, congress coinpoa' i.to'day that the code wont canine oniol ),er Jace deep niaiK, wnen sue puis t oreign nnmsier uenuez naa ji.
.-The railroad strike hvs not yet it."--ijon mom inii. .n cclnmumct ion yvaii xne anieu na-
diicitched to the 1 nl einal ional aiuil .(ions as well as Rumania with re-
. . Ha t ok a the women emnlov.?d ., .
Great Northern Railroad employe.:. ; . f , operation;j are BCii,.,-,i to tne disposition oi the lormey
1 1 sa Mum interesli'd in '-'
''u ' o :l ie ; aild COl'l'I'l tiollS W ii'
Ml" s i invention here tonight to
c 1 li - 1. 1," bt days.
the child, about seven years old, was. mavi:et openeu steady at s-n advar.c
still in the operating room. , Qf 10 to IF, points on the ann ounce
Included in the injuries received, th settlement of the rail
u i:ttu falln-,,. were a broken;1
leg and hip and a bad cut in the head, f a t .tnke.
, Mr. Schary, who brought the lad'
to the hospital here, said that he was . December .
riding mi a load of hay and sliuped January ..
down in front of the automobile, a; March ; . . .
kin- mqiktpv. without, wariiimr. I May
oy the Associate J Pre-s.
New Yrrk, Oct. 28. A might -bomhardmciit
of cheers greeted Mar-
jshal Pooh when he steamed into Ncv
.York today on the liner Paris to nice.
ms imericvn "nuudies at the Am
erican legion convention in Kan-a
City.
Marshal Ferdinand Foch mfgh
well be called the fighting prcfesscr.
One of the foremost lecturers en
military subjects in Europe, he woi:
honors on the early battlefields oi
the world wu-r and in its last year
as tlie supreme commander of an al
lied force of 10,000,000 men, success
fully practised the strategy he had
preached so .many years in th
French War Ccilege.
The morning cf November 11, 191- .
found him, a marshal of France, sit
ting in his private car behind lha
lines, smoking his pipe and waiting,
in the unnatural calm that followed
the hushing of the big guns the
coming of the German envoys to a'-.L
for peace at the Aii'es' price. Th
professor's theories cf striegy an .
ncrai fcrce in warfare had beea
vindicated.
Foch fought in the Franc-I'russ -an
war as a second lieutenant, s.
ia! J off re. They were both born i .
ll.t south of Fi ance. Foch wan Leo fo .
he rest of his life with the sham-:
and humiliation of that debacle i-.
his mind. He studied the battlefields
if that war until he knew them a:
veil as his own backyard. He stuclic-o
the German war machine, the psy
chology of its leaders, the reason
for their mistakes and their sue-
Later, as a professor in'the'Wai
College, he wrote text books cn the.
conduct cf the war and the prin
"iple cf war. He worked with cn
'Tiusiasni and patriotic fervor to .in
Voctrinale the young French officers
uth the principle cf the offensive, at
all costs. Bottles are wc.i moraliy, as
veil as materially, he said, and he
tressed the moral element in mod
rn warfare.
As c general commanding n force
)f 120,1)00 men. Foch fcrand himself
opposed' by a German army of 200,000
nen at the first battle of the Marne
n ION. As the tattle progressed
tides rushed in to -wain him both
lis wings were being pushed back.
'We must attack in the center.'
aid Foch. "Order up the Moroccans."
The German center, composed of
ru.ssian Gtr ids. tlie f leaver cf their
irmy, gave way under this unex
pected' onslaught and later airplan
observation biought news to Foci
-f a gap in the tierman line. lie
rushed in a wedge of infantry, sup
roi ted by heavy r.rtiJlery, and dawr
found the Germans in a panic and
retreat.
DFFERS ilfiE
'OVERTIME WAGES
. . r '
y the Associated Press.
Chicago, Get. 28. B. A. Worthing
ton, president of the Cincinnati, Ind
ianapolis and Western Rai.'road to
day notified Ben V. Hooper, mem
ber of the public group cf the labor
board th-.t the road would pay tie.--,
and a half for over time dating ba .
from August 1 at s. hich time it wa .
rejected.
HAYS SHAKEN UP r ',
WHEN TRAINS BIT
July .
Open
. . . .19.30
. ..19.17
. ,..18.98
. . . .18.51
18.02
. Hickory cotton. 13 l-2c.
By the Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 28. Postmastt
General Hays and a score of passe,
gers on the midnight express of tr
Close Pennsylvania line for Washingtc
19.03 jwere badly shaken up this raornin
18.83 rA yiea tle express crashed durintr
18 7
heavy fog into the rear of a train i
r,80 Manhattan. Ncne was seriously ir
jured.
who went on strike last aSturday.
teachers. ' - emperor.
Strongest rope is made of cotton.
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