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PAGE TWO Luck Token of the (New York Sun.) (better to dl? In the aerial derby between New machine that York and Toronto many of the fliers persons in th carried luck pieces with them and kept on then saw to it that they were kept safe eral killed at all the way on the trip going and com- injured. I zoor ing. One aviator lost his good luck then plunged charm and met with an accident that The engine rmt li i 111 nut nf the rnee* others en mo thrown eleor through without a mishap and say ground three their little charms kept them from came up thrc harm. struck me on ('apt. Elliott Springs, who holds the shield cut ni> highest honors that France, England that happened and Italy give to brave men on the care of me." line a former member of the famous rapt. Kindl llritish Royal flying corps, was the recommended aviator who lost his little luck piece risking his lif on the trip. His aero was wrecked (.,.rs believe 1 at Hatnvla, N. Y., and of course fell!([on from tin out of the race. For more than two'(j,js exploit :i years ('apt. Springs (lew over Hochej(jon |je sjlo) lines, entered into many combats with! man airplanes German tliers, always having the cords show. charm piece with him. and never met I j j(i()J Willi with serious accident. The New York-'- , : trom Delawai Toronto air race, however, caused1 ...... . , Maviland 4 or him to lose it. I ... ronto without Italian Coin lau kv for llini. ; ..... . . ; w fetich to the "1 have carried an Italian lire , . . ... : ,,is and ' piec e with me for two vears in 1- ranee. .. . success to grt It is niv good luck token. So is a hand!, . , , tors keep awa1 garter. They were given to me over- , . . ,, i Lieut. ( oates seas." Capt. Springs explained. "I al-l , hp ran flr ways wore the garter and carried the' coin. The coin was always lucky for ti me and I never went without it. When '/ * can ser I left Roosevelt Field for Toronto i!RC,finK ?P ,n i . , . i am safe." said ii?tii int* in my pocKtM. | "Just outside of Hatavia, N. V., I ''noo'a I ??lw, , i.i i .tat bury. I.. I. \vh was forced to land in a corn field he, , , ., , , , . graveyard, am cause of the had weather. I ploughed , . , ?. . . that I know up a lot of the farmer s corn and smashed my machine. When I ,oln,)S,<),,,'s 1<K crawled out I put my hand In my ''mton Monum pocket to see if I still had my luckvj 1,1 . , , , , . when 1 started coin and found that I had a hole in , , , ... i hack to the lie mv pocket and the coin was pone, mi . . ^ .. t cemeterv. That put me out of the race. rite. farmer took my machine to his barn ",0 wa and charged the other farmers 25 "lf> W!,tch for cents apiece to look at a real honest- ''mp I saw on to-goodness airplane.The machine is was with still there, hut I don't know where ,() ,ne 'n my lucky piece is j cemetery once ('apt Field Kindley. second Auieri-j w',v I went to can ace. who wears the American Dis- ou' tinkering i tlnguished Service Cross with three huist hit. Thos palms and the Distinguished Flying wa>" kept luck Cross of Great ltritain, took with him on his tlight a little silver medal of h li? * St. Anthony, given to him by a young ' '' woman of Freeport just before he left' ^ lawyer Roosevelt Fielrl for Toronto. When a ma" a he landed at Albany a crowd on the or 'hief, and n field got in his way and he was forced when court ad to zoom over their heads. Ho plunged Plin's such a his aero down a twenty-live foot etn-i character thei bankment to prevent hitting some ini'^'d editor T1 tho crowd. Aviation officials and army 'bat the peopl officers who saw him take the desper- ,or *a>'s" ate chance say that it is a wonder he' is alive. | Macon. Ga I tliink that little silver modal of workers of thl rft. Anthony saved me at Albany." meeting here said Cnpt. Kindley. thought 1 was oft the strike going to be killed, but knew it was its fourth wet I'roill KM) to 200 of Ilnrs and Mares on hand all the tin from St. Louis. Well select sell or swap. Cash or credit The Sikes Compa Dealers in Live Stock and Monroe, N. C THE "| MODERN LC i Fliers CAPTI j (Continued i myself and wreck my 1 to kill half a dozen ^>ears>' Newmai lat crowd, for If I had 8,na" Quantitle 5 would have been sev- were tra id probably a lot more *n 8wamP ned over their heads and ^00 pounds of down to the ground. was ^ags 0 print ot fatter of the machine wns Oreen8boro, N. out and landed on the tbe swam feet away. The magneto camp From t >ugh the cockpit and path \ed down the knee and the wind batteau9 were ' face, but that was all river at I. St. Anthony sure took Mar,boro 8jde landing place, a ey has been officially about 40 feet Tor further honors for wbich had beei e at Albany. Army offl- canebrakea. In ie will receive recognl- tbe bjK copper a War Department for paii0ns of "maal md an additional elta- scattered aroui t down twenty-two tier- 8acks, contalnh < in France, official re- a8 those found was no path or i am T. Coates. who hails the path down 1 e. flew a giant De- The two Low \ the round trip to To- mans and Rail so much as putting a inary before Mi engine, only tilling up day morning. II oil tanks. He lays his for the state an iveyards. V'sually avia- ented the defend v from those places, but raony of Chief looks for every grave- Policeman Uogt id when he is in the air. stable Webb. Jt es Graveyards. defendants to l a graveyard soon after trial, and they j the air I know that I two cars were <j Lieut. Coates. "Hero at the trial, ays head over to West- Another ere there is a nice, big | While search! 1 after I take a look at where the big 1 am all right. Those liceman Paul R ik as big as (he Wash- found a smaller ent when you are look- canebrakes. onlj I (lew over West bury location of the I I in the race, and came Are Notorii Id here by way of that Sheriff Patter versations with y to Canada I kept on boio> t,mt ,h" ' graveyards, and every n?torious distill* e I knew that my luck ,,e sa,<l that Jme. Nothing can hap- cently finished ; the air if I can see a sang sentence, a ' in a while. That is cy Newman, is Canada and back with- bon<l for his ai my engine or plane the there for distilli e graveyards along the When Sheriff with me." i ,on? saw i" the ? i rest of the gan os The Pilitor. i called up the ? Exchange) 'Tuesday and su I U Prn Ihn uoitio - ' "iii ruuiu may ~ ~ < liar, scoundrel, villain. had a shooting i 10 one makes complaint 'he ^rs' thi5 journs. If a newspaper he antl his dep reflection on a man's am' a hattle ei e is a libel suit or a shots being fin his is owing to the fact Sheriff Lewis s,e believe what an edi- deputies escaped 1 was sure they j named (Ireen. n . Sept. 14.?Textile b? found in his s city voted at a mass e8caPe(l and to< late yesterday to call 'hem. ,l ,s belie that rs entering upon lnovo(l to 'he 1 >k. in J'rownsville. i . The descrlpt Lewis pave of ( jail here called fession of K. L. his opinion tl Pete ('assett an Jack were in tl S.r Pembroke. He s was shot in his Pembroke is community, whi ers of the nol Howry gang. According to I from several soi the hlaekaders I I from the camp out l>y Hinghan P ty into Robeso l?y HenneitsvllU lhern part of M high point , open ag; ies, Mules Dispute ltd \vf ie. Fresh Employes S? Men (io I ed. Will SI High Point. : labor trouble a has fled up lad weeks and creat proximately 4.0 yesterday afterr articles of agr ployes and emp a committee rr unions and the ny, Inc. ae"! ? ????<" 7 7 made on the bai principle. Undei is to t>e resuim Vehicle*. September The article yesterday afferi for the followini * 1. Admission manufacturers I right to work w 2. Admission workers that i has every rigli / . LANCASTER NEWS. LANCASTER. & C )WRY GANG A JRED IN SWAMP Prom Page One.) IPWi n. In the Ford wore 1 1 HU|| s of meal, and in the 1 it ^1 |R in cos of sugar. Hid out I 11 II V JU near the camp about I MI Ml sugar was found. It I I A vjl n which was the Im- M I - I Wk 1H son & Co., grocers, of IWWffWW C. There was a road jllflU ip to tho house an 1 W m I ||fl he house and camp a W. m I llll to the river, where MA 1 I nil found at a landing. M Mm % I |||l >out two miles on the A mm* \ thero was another Mm^ _ ind from it a path led JF || into a small opening |||n^, Inf *{| I oad to the still except ln\ lllggl ' I rys, the two New- [if If If If If IgJSisffl I were given a prelim- |||2||||| I II ImIHH mill igistrate Gibson Mon- ||||||||| I 11 |f|l|MHwC| . d. McColl appeared |IJ|h|I I It mmiuliml id 8. S. Tisoti repres- jljjjjjj J jj ji|g|l|lf|||J lants. After the testi- JllnUiU/IJ ll|H||J)B|| Cunningham, Rural #1 lH( |(hVb!2Jf If WMaAHMI >rs 11 nil Stain Pnn-I JlillMlfJwMilllsHHKII 'i'i ^^ '*' J. Newman has re-; " ' T<a>"?? serving a long chain- ??????? in?l that his son, conoede the union employe. now under heavyt .j Adoption of the piece ? ppearance for trial t nR- } 4. Compulsory arbitration < Lewis, of Lumber-, onct,8 between employers a papers about the ?"*pioyes. g in this county, lie. <r> ..|( being herein and hei sheriffs office here (jnrJjy understood and agri lid he thought they 1 :rowd with whieh he n,.n,j what U. H. Oept. of Agi iff ray .near Pembroke Says About What Two ILiUm > year. He said that, According to government uties located th?m.jwo rajs breeding cbntlnus iisued, a number of years produce 3 59,709 t?d by both sides. (|iVi<lual rats. Act when you lid that he and hlit firsf |at don.t walt> kaT-S unhurt, but that he tjip sures^ cleanest, most coi hit one of the gang oxt,,ini jnaor. No mixing wltl md that shot would foods nrys up after killing back. The gang all n(| smell. Cats or dogs won >k the still off wlthljj sold and guaranteed by L ved tliat it was then ????? ?? ocation on the river| lion which Sheriff 1 reen tits the man in iV^.iff. Kail. In the con- '^r Lowry, he gave it as B lat Percy Newman. \' J Tj d a man 'hey callj ff >,-"i m if le shooting affray at | fc ays Percy Newman, I, I in the ScufTIetown" I eh was the headijuart- ; .!; _%V orious Henry Ilerry. information obtained urces, the road which j I raveled going to and Tjrj.'F* on Pee Dee river, l.ul i, across Dillon coun-i n. They never camo ! or through the nor- ^4 iL/ larlboro county. j 1 vt'l| ' FACTORIES j MNWEDNESDAY /j ell KniploycrH and tFJ5r?a?0 tiled ami i.OOO \(^^t ^ Z lack to Work. t High Point, which ustry for the past six W^'^gLCJ^ cd an idle army of ap-j Oft people, was ended! toon at 3 o'clock when' A eement l?etween ent-, ijBC loyers was signed by! NAbbK^^ '.presenting the labor! ' > i manufacturers. The' i the differences was! ds of t lie "open shop" I * the agreement, work; [?d Wednesday morn I of agreement signed noon provide briefly vri*' I g Ave essential points: t'jtf- J on the part of the hat union labor has a ithuut discrimination on the part of union ? W ' i non-union employe it tho manufacturers t TUESE ilII11///I flI^ every man game enough to m llliillilll tidy red tin and a jimmy pipe? aMfJlll Get it Straight that what yoi I fW pipe or Cigarette makin's smoke in P. A. That's because P. A pa You can't any more make Princ* i f tongue or parch your throat than yoi ? drink when he's off the water 1 Bite I out by our exclusive patented process You just lay back like a regular fell the cards and wonder why in samhi section in the P. A. smokepasture lor to remember back 1 Buy Prince Albert everywhere tobaeeo it eolt tidy red tine, handeome pound and half poum ?that clever, practiced pound cryetal glare f j moietener top that heepe the tobacco in sue c*. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Win this agreement shall not be under- or week rork Hys- stood as any sort or kind of collective j The s bargaining with either agents, com- is rogar if differ- mittees or representatives of union termed nd em- labor." I It is further agreed that the week's eby dis- work shall consist of 55 hours with >ed that pay on this basis. This, in -effect,' ? means that the employes will work rieulture 10 hours a day except Saturday so do mi fan Do. The settlement of the labor contake oui figures troversy here is due largely to the cats an, illy for efforts of Governor T. W. Biekett. The pass up ,4 82 in- governor came to High Point last Three si see the Friday night and since thut time has I tr ^ JNAP is been almost continually in confer-j '30,. , avenient ence with first one side and then the House, c a other other. Governor Biekett stated upon 1M.OO si ?leaves arrival here that he had come to re-,'arm an< 't touch main until the labor trouble was |'" ancasterI settled even if it required many days Drug Co CAMELS supkily cjfcarette contentment be\ you ever experienced! You never tast bodied mellow-mildness; such refreshi navor and coolnes*. The more Camels yc greater becomes your delight?Camels are 'fclA rette revelation ! fk Everything about Catnels you find so fasctnn their quality ?tp the expert blend of choice choice Domestic tobaccos. p\\ You'll say Camels are in a class by themselves - made to meet your own persona/ taste in sc A Freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty aft^ pleasant cigaretty odor makes Camels particul a to the most fastidious smokers. And, you smc t liberally as meets your own wishes, for they ni taste! You are alway | ()_ _ _| CiPurctf J? aaliafartinn IOU a uatnajjo - " w Camels no attractive. ! - M ize that the value ta in , and do not expect preri r; c ?V0r^mh?r< thin carlor for rhm horn t R J.REYNOLDS TOBAC >AY, SEPT 16, 1919. ^ ' SBsab % ' i ii k; jjjl lokes, Prince Albert joyhandout standard smokehappiness on lake a bee line for a -old or new I u've hankered for in s you'll find aplenty L has the quality! e Albert bite your 1 can make a horse i and parch are cut 1 ow and puff to beat ill you didn't nail a lger than you care i. Toppy red bag*, d tin humidor ?and lumidor with tpongm h perfect condition. iston-Salem, N. C s. ettlement of the trouble here (led as a victory for what Is tlie "Hlckett labor policy," atTdie" j Ice, once they eat RAT-SNAP. j y leave no odor behind. Don't r word for It?try a package. * 1 dogs won't touch it. Rats V I all food to get RAT-SNAP. ^ I zes. * Jl i/.e (l cake) enough for Pan- ' hen or Cellar. itxe (2 rakes) for Chicken oops, or small buildings. y.e (5 rakes) enough f"r nil 1 out-buildings, storage L ildfactory buildings, ind Guaranteed by Lancaster . and W. S. Stew man & Co. t rv-* ALS . .. I rond anything - : ed such full- ?* ?i*t I . , ng. appetizing >u smoke the f' -\'v r T.T.V. ? 4 such a afta- | 0** iting is due to J.-.VJS Turkish and J rs^ s?they seem , V.* *?.?" many ways! ?V*'? r-taste or unarly desirable ike Camels as ;ver tire your i s keen for the that makes /"/v rV ' ,"4\ 'A Smokers real- * I the cigarettes 11 mums or cou- vj?1fl ith any ctfia- 'V I any price! B ?w mci0nti(lcmllf " T . ? ffes or # !? />* * ?. i 4lm*9tn*.p0f>0r. A B |/y r+conim+rtd V?4* * ') I r?r offii pupply ?iy I CO COMPANY I N.C. Eggs dp (jWitt*' ^ -vT; -V;-p I