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MADE-IN-CAROLINAS EXPOSITION
FORMALLY OPENED BY GOVE.
HARVEY AND MORRISON.
PROMINENT GUESTS ATTEND
Thousands See Greatest Array of
Carolina Products Ever Shovn;
Amazed at Progress Made.
Charlotte/—Promptly at 3:40 o’clock
Monday, Governor Wilson G. Harvey
of South Carolina and Governor Cam
eron Morrison of North Carolina, for
mally opened the great "Made-in-Car*
olinas” Exposition. Thousands of
guests were present at the opening ex
ercises.
The governors were Introduced by
Heriot Clarkson John L I)abi»s. thw
president of the exposition company,
presid'd at the opening HxercL'es
were be gun with a short proyer by
Rev. Joseph A Gain' .■*. pastor of St.
James PuptUt f'htirch
Many thousands of d.dlars worth
of priHiui ts of the Caroltnas an 1 at
tractively and < oni cui'-nlly arninged
so that the y mlt’ht Inspec t«*d by
the visitors attending the
«>t».-ninj: w r.- amas<-4 at th** variety,
qaantitv and <|ii«lHv of thc-ae etbibMa.
Th^ c iotion whi* h is t»v • stc-nd
Atlanta. — City firemen are still
guarding the smouldering (lames of
a Are in the heart of Atlanta’s bus
iness section which caused . dam
age variously estimated at $700,01)0
to $1,500,000.- The Kress building
is a complete loss; the L. F. M. de
partment store was almost com
pletely gutted, - while Eisman’s
Clothing Store and Child's Hotel
were damaged badly. Other adja
cent buildings sustained heavy
damage from smoke and water. V
The Kress building and stock
were covered by insurance, it was
stated. Ben Fitzpatrick, local man
ager for the L. M. store, stated
that his firm sustained no financial-
loss. The other «buildings -and
stock also are understood to have
been well covered by insurance.
Police and fire department offi
cials are investigating the cause of
the fire which, they stated, appar-
eutly resulted from an explosion on
the second floor of the Kressiiuild-
fng. r* ,
TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION
TO MEET THE NATIONAL
EMERGENCY.
SPENS MADE NEW COAL CHIEF
President Thinks Coal Problem Can
Be Solved in Thirty Days By
“Concentrated Drive."
LEASE FOR FIFTH HEARS
Washington.—The entire operating
personnel of the railways of the coun
try was called upon by President
Harding for a "concentrated drive"
for thirty days to provide the trans
portation facilities necessary to me^t
the national coal emergency.
In a letter to Conrad E. Spens. vice-
president of the Chicago, Burlington
ahd Quincy railroad, who was named
as federal fuel distributor under the
new coal distribution and anti-prof
iteering act. the President declared
A YEAR RENTAL *h«t If the enthusiastic attention of
the railroads could be stimulatt d for
a month on the movement of coal and
handling of empties "we could solve
the coal situation not only
pie supply, but prices would
ly readjust •-d "
The president
fake up mi
various stat<
High Point. — Fire of undeter
mined origin here destroyed the
plant of the P. A. Thomas Car
Works, manufacturers of trolley
cars, entailing a loss unofficially
estimated at $250,000.
The factory building, which is
north of the city on the Southern
railway tracks, was in a mass of
flames when discovered. Firemen
answered an - alarm promptly, but
were unable to make any headway
in fighting the blaze because of the
distance of the plant from a water
hydrant. Forty linktf of hose were
connected by the firemen furnish
ing one stream of water, but this
was insufficient to combat the
flames and the building was burned
to the ground.
P. A. Thomas, owner of the
car works, could not be reached
for a statement, but persons ac
quainted with the circumstances
estimated that the loss would reach
a quarter of a million dollars. A
large quantity of steel and other
material assembled for use by the
company in the building of street
cars, went up in the flames, incur
ring a loss of thousands of dol
lars.
Arrangements are made in
LONG CONFERENCE TO
*
OBTAIN COAL.
One Good Merchant
in Every Town 1
can e«ubli*h a profitable and permanent
shoe buaineaa on limited capital through tb«
W.L. DOUGLAS
NEW SALES METHOD j
ReUilenReserveSystem
NDUSTRIAL STRIKE IS OVER
Factories Start on Capacity Produc
tion, Trying to Catch Up With
Accumulated Orders.
ONLY DOLLAR
WOULD BE CHARGED BY TH£
SECRETARY OF WAR.
Repreaentative Hull's Resolution G>v
en to the House Would Assure
Cheap Fertilizers.
to ara-
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Mr.
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Ua«htnkton A r* *»dutlon aathnrta
thr
prevention
<U>> f'.r
th- *ri.**mn
lodstlon of th-
•ar the Secretary °f War ta hi* <!ta*
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t«-d from giv-a
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in li
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*— •incalarly ta
• i* • • diac Bftjr y* ar*. ndrate plaata
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drat
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take
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a ye«r each, on road it to# that they
ran*
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the prorf i*t to# of f. rttlt»er «o*npo>#eeta
for aatr lo the pa bit* at a price pot
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tal# price* with
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HARDING VETOES SUNOS EILL
EXPLAINS TO CONGRESS WHY HE
DOES NOT SUBSCRIBE TO
<TS PROVISIONS.
In a Wr-tten Message te the House
He Sets Forth In Vigorous Man
ner H.s Ob tec
Waatuni
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| Detroit. Mich.—Henry Ford's “in
dustrial strike" has come to an end.
At midnight the great automobile
plants in the Detroit district, employ
ing upward of 70,000 men. and which
closed for an indefinite period as the
manufacturer's protest against what
he termed "excessive”' coal prices,
again was tne scene of industrial ac
tivity.
The order for the reopening of the
plants came from Kds* 1 Ford, son
the manufacturer and president of the I
Ford Motor company, who made ar
rangements to obtain coal during a
long conference in Cincinnati with 50
mine operator*. The reopening or- !
d^r was anprov-d by Hi nr)- Ford and
Man ’ i. Women’t4 Boy*’ Show
TUI* naw plan of distribution [
ha* boon arranged for your
beneflt, and through it
‘ Profit* Are Guerfcnteod
W. L. Douglas shoes are the
world’s beet-known trade
marked shoes. High quality. j
honest workmanship coupled!
with low prioee and latest,
styles make easy sales andi
quick lurn-orer of vour small Investment. Pre
paid express andfreight. 10 cents per pair allow-
am-ewestof the-HissTssippi, fnd bonded 24 hour
shipping service help Increase protits and make
large investments unnecessary. Write now for
catalog and full information; If there is no
Douglas dealer in your town you maybe awarded
EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS
to handle this great national ly advertised product.
Any dealer who sells shoes can Increase his profits
by adding W. L. Douglas shoes to bis line.
DCMCMDCD that ffi,000,0n0has been spent In
IVLlflLnlDLlV advertising W.I..Dougla*shoes.
No other shoes can oqnal W. L. Douglas In quick
sale*, became peopleoall for them. ThereRiiItiof
this advertising and 4C years of honest shoemak-
Ing means sales and profits for you.
Wrte tUsr Tk first ifih da* wfl Uw trst nsnisrttN*.
W.l.OOUGUS SHOE CO , 10 Spark Street, Brockton. Mss*.
Ash your Dealer for XV I..Douglas shoee.
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geaaattnw rath—r thaw by csnmkIowo
ne«a gf duty fa 1 nwatry **
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tal *uta of th— pwMlr debt for dka
1 rt bat low a moat lee* than $ aaaaaa
of the u«.«a*Miaa people wow Id an
d* i*-rtnin«- < «vnfSd* n« e aw wbl<*h the na-
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l**w mg .tat* m* at **o hi* reaolwtloa ; gavel dropped t** *ign the nannl shvaf ?I..n'■
“My rv-aolutloa not intended to elrtreath hoar •****- tabli»h tha pfe.-dent of duitrihutiog
decide la any manner who la to be nn *T Important mea*t»re to get p U blir fund* whenever the prot’<n>al
alluws-vi to pur* bane. |ea•— or operate through on the la*t day waa th»- il.'fl and s aumb«-rti affected make it aeem
fb*- vartoua prop* rti*-a of th«- govern- • hppropriaiUvn MU. ’b** admin- polttkally app* .vltng to do *o"
in*nt at Minnie Shoala, Ain miration Liberian l<»an l>!ll :md th.' That the tin ovMiooty 00«l of-
It i* deaimed. bowevi-r. to find a Dyer anti lytu hmg rnea*ure going over | B(f p^blk* debt In the next alx
t\h
did n<
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Want Comm.ttee on Veteran*' 811*.
W ash melon Concentration of nil
legislation r> latinc to th<* welfare of
ex servuy men In the hand* of a new
house comniUJeo. which would handle!
nothing else.-will be demanded in the |
next congress by World war veterans. [
Heprcsentativo Jeff rs, democrat, of
Alabama, and Johnson, republican of |
South Dakota, both of whom received (
wounds and decorations in France, j
are behind the plan, and„they claim to 1
have the backing of all the L’S ex sol
diers in the house.
solution for the vexed problem* that un Hl the next s.-ssion.
confront th*- government at thoMC nl-, l-*'king in th*- adjournment were
Irate and power plants and projectif. m » n >’ °f the popular feature* oft* u
If the Alabama Power ('ompany, Mr
Ford, or any other person or organi
zation want* to make a contra, t along
nttir
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KALTIMoKr
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Porter. U. A. Norfe
attending th*- d.-at!
session. The .gallery crowds were
small and undemonstrative and there
were few floor wrangles. .Liter dis-
est at
The obll*.
ernnient on
be us—d a*
under regulation
tent.
Hon* given by the gov-
unpaid Mims could not
•** urity for loans exeapt
pr*-s< ril»**d by the
the lines of the resolution and operate
dams,Nos. 2 anyl 3 and nitrate plant*
Nos 1 and 2. there is nothing in the
resolution that would prevent making or measures and listened to a few set veterans.
would lie dtffti ult to meet without ad
ding the iomplication of added bor
rowings on arenunt of a bonus
That the adjusted sendee certificate wet-re tardea of war and the navy
pLin .of payment, with its hank and .
governmi »t loan provisions, was lit
tle less than if certified inability of
I
Armament Meeting November 10.
New York.—A national conference
to study impartially the advisability
of and extent of American participa
tion in international aff iirs and of re
duction of American armaments will
be held here on November 10 and 11
under the auspices of the National
Civic Federation, of which -Alton B.
Parker is president.
a contract for the entire properties.
‘‘The resolution is general legfsla-.
tion permitting the solving of the. prob
lems. Jt has been found very difficult,
if not impossible, for a large commit
tee of the house, such as the military
Not Considering Part in Conference.
... — — - — Washington. Kuggi stions in press
poslDf; of th* sfflcfo'Oi'jf appropriation cov , pa> . aDI , lov , toJ Br , taUl
er" by welcome the presence of the United
States in the forthcoming conference
SOLD tvtRr*HERE
Ryzon
*«• -* A - ••
BAKING POWDER
you use /ess
bill, the senate passed a number of^l-«.. a prarU(0 of 8arr4fi( . ial bart
speeches wile the housi members
made one-minute addresses.
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Killed in Auto Accident.
Washington. — Representative Ar
thur M. Free, of California, was. se-
Tliat the bonus would not diminish on the problem of the DardaneTteg, '
; the later obligation in the way of pen- brought the statement from ndmints-
sions to the world war veterans. ‘ttration officials that possible American
Asserting that the obligation wop Id participation is being klven no con-
eost more billions than I venture to" u glderatlon in Washington,
j suggest.” Uie President declared fhat^ --^Sinee the United States, without
affairs committee, consisting of 21 rlously injured and hta secretary. I L. .‘ a rational financial policy today" is having been consulted. Mas named in
members, to negotiate a solution ofirTggg»P. \sas killed, when the auto- to ni;iko th „ natio!1 ri . ac , y the treaty of Sevres, as o:ie of the na-
the problems It would he• sHH-moremobile.in..whi?h they were ridinc £ Qr the expenditure which Is certain t^ons to sharejn the int ^national ad-
difficult for the whole membership of a I iart ‘>' of friends, went over an em- (o he roq „j rod in the coming years.” !ministration of the Dardanelles, sug-
theiioiise to complete stick a ‘negotia-1 banknient at Savage Mills, Md„ near y ]r Harding also called attention festionsfor AmericanbArtldoatlon in
tion. Tlie resolution therefore, em- | Laurel - * to the sums now- being expended for the proposed peace Toafm'hce~wTttf
powers the secretary of war to make Mr - ^ reP was takon to , “ e . Mary ' the care of diseased? disabled or de- the Angora government are cot unex-
tlie best hurgnin for the government land gFheral hospital .MP'’Baltimore, j/enilent soldiers and asserted that ! pected. It was. emphas.zed. however
that it is possible to make, either col- where R was said his injuries might o,,, t 0 ) a | ( nHt —of this work
BOILER FLUES
MILL CASTINGS AND SUPPLIES
BELTING, PACKING AND LACING
WOOD, ISON AND •TCtL
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA. QA
Travel by &ea
Norfolk to
THroa#% U-k»i* from #rM*rl#aJ yniata
Merchants Sr Miners Trans. Co.
Health-Rest-Eronomv
lectively or by units, which ever he P rove
is satisfied is the best for the govern- P art y
ment."
Pharmacists to Ask for Legislation.
Asheville, N. (’•—J. A Gpode. pres
ident of the North Carolina Pharma
ceutical association, will leave for
Raleigh, where the executive and fi
nance committees of the association
will meet for the purpose of consul !
erlDf Borne remedial legWatlon to be V, „ a) ., „ r Ulan ,„ 0 . lh | rda
sought at the next session of the gen
eral assembly. ■*"'
fatal. t)ther
included II.
Dennis, Californians, both
were slightly injured.
- ^ - with in-' that whatever ini. nut—fhe—United
members ot the suranee liability addml, probably would , .States may have in the ultimate dis-
‘ • exceed SL’.YOOO.GOO.GOO. position of the problem is confined to
o w om Only once did the President refer to the neceaaarj; free, nasslge for Ameri
Legion Post in Korea.
An application has just been re*
ceive'l for a charter for an American
Legion Host-in Korea hy the Legion’s
national department. There are UT
persons eligible for membership in
Korea and the application hears all
the names. The local post will have
its post in Korea, nnd^s being organ
A. and W.
Senate Sustains Veto,of President.
Washington. — The .soldiers’ fypnus
hill failed of enactment, the senate of the representative. It was, said
sustaining President Harding's veto. au f° skidded into a
Previously the house hatf over-ridden
tye \veto by a large margin.
The senate roll call showed 44 yeas
- .. , , . '.^he interest on the foreign debt out can-ships through these waters be as-
Fow (Mulls were iv. cr.cl tyw in „f ,vhi, h OS propocenia of the bonus • siir.ul Thus far no oflklal snsgostion
(ho report ot the accub.nt to fru-mls hav( , ,..,i „ «, uM be pii ,| ,,, Illat , hh ^ rtl elwt« In
Kal v, tol<i 9 onsr{ ‘ ss that- the government the conference hasTea l hed*^Vashing-
telegraph wag facing a deficit of $650,000,(Kt#*thtr- tonr* ^
ing the current fiscal year and a fur- Rear Admiral Bristo t at Constantl- !
ther deficit for the year succeeding, nople reported that his effortR to ar- !
even after counting upon all interest, rive at a Joint plan for relief for all i
post and truend turtle.
Forest Ranger Examination.
izcil hy M. L. Nwir.churt. treasurer of
Itiio Southern Presbyterian mission in
that country. In his letter accompany
ing the-application for a charter, Mr.
SwihPliart said: “Please have the ap
plication acted upon as quickly as pos
sible, as we have good reason for
wa/ithig to get busy and get the post
organized Into a going concern.”
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England Sending Troops to- Levant.
Malta — Further military detach
ments for the reinforcement of the
British forces in the Dardanelles are
axpectVd to leave »o«*o fur Constantt-
•ople and thr preparatioiu for their
daparturr are actively proreedtnf
r#tt» of th* abroad de*tro>er Bottlla
frofli th« Atlantic Be** to rei»>
th« a#nadm# mom la tW at ran*
Washington. An exrmination for co i[ eetloi i 8 on forpjg,,, - indebtedness refugees at Smyrna with the British,
majority necessary to enact the meas- forest ranger will be held at Asheville which the government is likely to re- Italian'and French high commlasion-
ure without the President's approval. *tfid Franklin. October reive” K«,a .•—i..j
Bouthern Restore* Trafna.
Washington. =*■ Restoration of two
Will Dispose of Army Transports.
Washington —The old army trant
ers had been dcyaled.
Close Quarters:
"I suppose yen lake the Sunday
paper*?'' they crowd euf flat
too murfi:*^ -
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Twenty Persons Are Killed. To Preserve Farewell Message,
o*. Wt » «_ Cit >- Tvi.-nty pam:-i Sacramento f'altf -The -stat** In-!
Southern railway passenger train* tak- Sheridan. I^oean. Beaufort and nmoog wrhich are thought fo be several dustrlal Accident Commisaion had!
en off during the shopmen's strike— Crook, all dating bark to Spanish war Americans, wen* reported dead, and a been instructed to cot away and pr^ •
tralna No*. 10 and 115. runaring ba dtSt’ond employed more rt .eot!y In lvc * ntinib ^ P fojured in a railroad sarre that portion of the stone ta the
tween Washington and Danville Va. lh * regular transport Una to Manila. < vrM .|t D f a Laredo bound pa>-^nger mine 4Htt mm abirb William Feaaall !
train at a village near Qneratario harmed with hi* tan# the only cieaaav* *
Spreading rail*, due lo the heavy fe-ft by the 47 miner* wh# were air |
nCm» which fall racoaety. are aappo#ad urn* off (he tragedy at tha 4v«,aa#i '
rt has# mased th# *w-—- ■. •
Then
raa aanoonced at the general office# » r * *0 **> * l Rortio# October 2
Official* of the Southern said that Tk* » UI •oM •*
two other tralna. Soa is and IS. n^ rmnetaro and the Crook at Norfolk
Sure Relief
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