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1 ''T* f— 8. C. GOVERNORS OPEN M ADE-IN-CAROLIN AS EXPOSITION FORMALLY OPENED BY GOVE. HARVEY AND MORRISON. PROMINENT GUESTS ATTEND Thousands See Greatest Array of Carolina Products Ever Shovi; 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 Rreat “Made-ln-Car* olinas” Exposition. Thousands of Kuests were present at the opening ex ercises. The governors were introduced by | Herlot Clarkson. John L. Dabbs, the ! president of the 1‘xpositlQA company, presided at the opening Exerrines I were b« gun with a short pr*iyer by Rev. Joseph A Gaines, pastor of St. James Itaptist Church Many thousands of d dlara worth [ of products of the Camltnaa are at-| trwrtlvely and coDrenb'Olly arranged a« that they might be lns[M-i ted by the \lall(irs Tlioae attending the ' o(>*<nlng w re amaied at the varb-ty, i guawt.ty and <|u«llly of th> ae exhibits The wgpnsttion. which Hi to extend for *■•» Is divided Into a|ie«l-| da;* f<>r the s<mmaadatkMi of the rrvtwd* (hal sre e«pp,lrd give* FIRE LOSS ESTIMATED AT 1700,000 TO $1,500,000. Atlanta. — City firemen are itlll guarding the smouldering flames of a fire In.the heart of Atlanta’s^bus- Iness section which caused dam age variously estimated at $700,000 to $1,500,000. The Kfess building Is a complete loss; the L. P. M. de partment store was almost com pletely gutted; while Eismah’s Clothing Store and Child's Hotel were damaged badly. Other adja cent buildings sustatined . heavy damage from smoke and water, y The Kress building and stock were covered by Insurance, It was stated. Ben Fitzpatrick, local man ager for the L. F. 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 Kress build ing. MG CALLS roc COAL DRIVE 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 FDD FIFTH TEARS ONLY DOLLAR A YEAR RENTAL WOULD BE CHARGED BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR. Representative Hull's Resolution Giv en to the Mease Would Assure Cheep Fertilizers. to k 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 meet the national coal emergency. In a letter to Conrad E. Spens. vice- president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad, who was named as federal fuef distributor under the new coal distribution and anti-prof iteering act. the President declared that if the enthusiastic attention of the railroads could be stimuiatid for a month on the movement of coal and 'handling of empties "wr could solve the coal situation not only as to am- CAR WORKS AT HIGH POINT DESTROYED BY FIRE 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 1 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 links 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 o£, a million ddllars. 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. FORD'S PLANTS III ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE IN LONG CONFERENCE TO OBTAIN COAL. INDDSTRIAL STRIKE IS OVER Factories Start on Capacity Prtbduc* tion, Trying to Catch. Up Wfth Accumulated Orders. pie ly but prlrt** would b n Mr. f HARDING VETOES BONUS FILL EXPLAINS TO CONGRESS WHY HE DOES NOT SUBSCRIBE TO «TS PROVISIONS. In a Written Message ta t*e House i • Detroit. Mich.—Henry Ford’s “in dustrial strike” has come to an end. At midnight the great automobile plants Jo the Petrdit district, employ ing upwftrd of 70,000 men, and which closed for an. indefinite period as tha manufacturer's protest against what he termed “excessive” "coal prices, 5gain was toe scene of industrial ac tivity. The order for the reopening of the plants came from EdstJ Ford, son of the manufacturer and president of tho Ford .Motor company, who made ar. rangements to obtain coal during a long conf.-rvnee in (’iDcionatl with. 50 mine operators. The reopening or der was anprov-d by Hi nry Ford and official anroum -tm-nt given to thu t thou.«an< One Good Merchant in Every Town can establish a profitable and permanent shoe business on limited capiul through thu W.L. 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Halwa Marali *•••(raltu Ffrd l*aHoa. baoa bant l- and tUa Galkgr. arroapa a tat The Kr lUra* i lab rta frt la i i>m- p<»«d <>f VI •• (;.-rirud> G<>a>-r Mary la>«p llaakina aopraau. In* llarrt ••*n I !• a a] and Itsi hr| Summ»*m«w. eoatralto. John <* llarb y and William (' JoB'-s tenor*. Ralph Jenkins and Krn< -t lu ll baasoa Mr H< ath Nig b«-t la th*- mtompanlat and Howard lUrlow the g n* ral musiial dim tor « § «• o #. A I# Travel by sea Norfolk to w - I I HA I l*r- or a few mi awl :a»el ffrogped. to My IB B or Want Committee on Veteran*' B'lls. Washington Concentration of all legislation relating to the welfare of «>x service men in the hands of a new house committee, which would handle nothing else, will be demanded in the next congn ss by World war veterans. Representative Jeffers, democrat, of Alabama, and Johnson, republican of South Dakota, both of whom received wounds and decorations in France, are behind the plan, and they claim to have the hacking of all the 28 ex sol diers in the. house. D solution t« But IBtwnd^d to droid.- in anv nimn»r who It to br allowed to pur< ha»«* !«-•**- or operate the various properties of the govern- mrnt at Mum U* Sh<Ntla Ala “It is designed, however, to find a solution (or the vexed problem a that i < oufront the government at thime ni trate ami power plants and projects. If the Xl.i '.mi l I'owcr Company. Mr nttrndtng the death pf d^MIIBVj i Ford. «>r any oth* r person or organi s *‘ ss ' on - The gal! of The oaly import through on the U • lency appropriati istratloo Llbvrun Dyer anti l>ni huig until the next *• vsiyn. linking in tho .vljournment many of the popular features un ng ov»r crowds were dll politically ap That the | mg public de would he* dtffi ding the ion rnwinas on a< That The ad >aa was bwilded. BB* wedeat of dvstn W heBever the pr affected make It ■-aiiBg to d'v wo* |l* (MM) 000 BOC| of I t in the next alx tilt to mt-et writhe [dbation of addei ount of a bonus usted aenrtfe rert > ■%** t ^ ft i m r ■91 paiM9 9 tHefma M he paid a alt other e paid Oc Merrhants Sr Mlocrs Tranv C«. K. I>*c4c 1 bor -ate !t:d< r t. i v.i aao tn.- r> Rtstnd< r on her 1, l*:« ti*s**ti it 4 p> r «-ent. vey w>th later* •* ffhlhlivjst ifinx a by seat on unpaid *t imv could b«H sed as m*< urity fo r loan-* except r rt'Kulatiuns pn-v k nlM»d by the •r»*tah« of war and the havy. sation wants to make a contrai l along ** n d undemonstrative a^d there rov ,. rnrT1 , | o;in provisions, was the lines of the resolution and operate f<‘ w fl‘>or wrangU Afrur dis- phtn of imyment. with its bank and lit dams Nos. 2 and 3 and nitrate plants P° 8 * n X effltiem y approprihHon J j 1(l tie‘less than a certified inability of Armament Meeting November 10. New York.—A national conference to study impartially the -advisability of and extent of American participa tion in international affairs and of re duction of American armaments will be hpld here on November 10 and 11 under the auspices of the National Civic Federation, of which Alton B. Parker is president. Not Congidenng Part in Conferenc*. Washington. — Suggestions in press „ . . ,x , i“" government to pay. and invited dispatches that Great Britain would Nos. 1 and 2. there is nothing in the bill, the senate passed a number of*j~ . a I)Ia(tilt , of .saerifi. ial bart. r ' by welcome the pn of the Halted *he veterans. -States in the forthcontihg ronfereneo- hat tie- bonus would not diminish "n the prqhlem of the DardaneUeB, the^kiter obligation in the way of pen- brought the Statement fforn’ adm.irhis- sions lo the world war veterans. Itration officials that possible American A^sernpg thatKhe obligation would participation is being given no con- resolution that would prevent making or measures and listened tp a few a contract for the entire properties, speeches wile the housi members "The resolution is general legisla- ina de one-minute addresses, tion permitting the solvitiff of the. prob- Health-Rest-Eronomv sou) ivtarwoccRi Ryzon BAKING POWDER you use /ess BOILER FLUES MILL CASTINGS AND SUPPLIES BELTING, PACKING AND LACING WOOD, l*ON AND STCCL Killed in Washington. Auto Accident. Pharmacists to Ask for Legislation. AShevillor J;~Ar; Goortcr 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 consid ering some remedial legislation to be sought at the next session of the gen- ! eral assembly. lems. It has been fouffd very difficult, _ ^ M if not impossible, for a large 'commit- Washington. — Representative Ar- .. {>08t mo nKbilIions than I venture to sideration in Washington' toe of the house, such as the military thur M Free, of California, was se- 13Uggest .. t h\presidenl declared that Since the Cnit.'d States w thout affairs committee; cuusIsUitg of 21; riouslyJnjured and his secretary, I C. j.. a rational fi^cial policy today is having been consulted. Was named in members, to negotiate a solution of Zeeman, was killed, when the auto- n(M . ( , ssary to ma W thf . nation rHady the treaty of Sevn s. as one of the na- the problems It would be stilkinore mobile in which they were riding with for thp pxpenditurX^’hieh is certain tion;s to share in the int irnational ad- difficult for the whole membership of * P‘ ir . ty of fri « nds ' wenCover an em- to b(? rpqujrort in the coming years.” ministration of th" Dardanelles sug- tmr hn„^ l„ , »„ipUtp. .ach a^nceotta- te«kme P t at^avase .11,119. Md.. near, p...,,..,f n tion. The resolution therefore, ‘ {to the sums now'being eWnded for the proposed peace eoafenmee with powers the secretary-ot war to make ! Pree^was taken to the Mary- the bare of diseased, disabled or de- the Angora government are not unex- the best bargain for the government. ^. general hostu^U . in Baltimore, pendent soldiers and asserted, that i pected. It wawmnhas.zed however that it is possibleTC make.i either (hsj-: whci !f' If was saul hi^4ajunes might,total cost of this work, witK In- that whatev lectively or by units, which ever ■h^-JJ rote ''‘'al. Other members of the in satisfied is the best for the govern-11 ,ar ^ y included M. A. and W. S. ment. sjmijif'e liability added, probably wt exceed $2.'),000,000,000. iiil.rrst the United bl ; States may have in the Ultimate dis- 'Kposition of the problem Is confined to Voth of wham','^ onooTM the I'resWent r«er to the necessary fr, e-pass^r ,„ r AtnerP were shghtly InJohtS^. ‘ r th e ilftet^t on ttte^oreisn dejtt out can ? hi|,s throuet, these waters be a.,. Few details were recet here in Senate Sustains Veto of President. “ M'aTThTngtf)n7”^ :: ^luCsoIdTers r 'To5uir‘^ k aeudent. ki bill failed of enactment, the senate of % representative. It was sustaining President Harding's veto. : the aiitl0 "kidded into a t telegraph Previously the house had over-ridden P° s t end trueud turtle. the veto by a large margin. ^ — 1 — — The*senate roll call showed 44 yeas Forext Ranger Examination to 28 nays, or less than the two-thirds Washington. An exrminatkip for collections on foreign of which tlie-proponents of the bonus’sured. Thus far no ofib.ial suggestion Legion Post in Korea. An 'application has just been re* celvetl for a charter for an American Legion post in Korea by the Legion’s Ymtioiial departwtent. There are lb pfii'Sons olkbbU^- for - inenihersbip in Korea- and the application lunirs all the naipes. The^pcai ]»ost will have Its post in Korea, nnd is being organ ized t y M. L. Swtr.eharl, Ireasurer-ot the Southern I’l'esliyterinn mission in that cfHintry. Tn bis lot ter uiaamipany- ing the application for a charter, Mr. Swii.clmrt saifj: “Please have the ap- rh^ve- i'onte»4bH}-tD^ni4-be pabL - Hm^that tfcjfr ■ -governmbM- particinate in p ( ‘ at °" a<,t ^ 1 ."l mn HS ‘Knckly aa pos- -tpld Congress that th^overnment the conference has rea'llFd Washing- sIb, °’ aK " W ° ^ was facing a deficit of $6;>0.0bt),000 dur- ton T > ^ wanting to get busy and get the post organized into a going concern.” majority necessary to enact the raeas- forest ranger will be held at Asheville ure without the President's approval. Franklin. October 24. ing the current fiscal year and a^Tur-i Rear Admiral Bristol at Constantl- ther deficit for the year succeeding, nople reported that his efforts to ar- j ^ • —- 'even after, counting upon all intere st rive at a joint plan for relief for all \ Close Quarters. Indebtedness refugees at Nniyrna with the Brltrsh, ! *‘T mippodr^vou take the England Sending Troops to Levant. Malta — Further mftiUrr detach menta for the relnforcemeftt of tbe Britiah forces In the Uardsnellea are expected to leave *ouo for CobsUBH noplr and tbe prepant lows for their Beparture are actively prnr*<Hai CnlU of the eecosd 4eeCro)er 1m< Jle ieXa h fro* tfca.X tiaatfe •*«« he rci» Bee* he—x u» cess* % TV* fesako _ Soulbeyn Restores Trsma. ^ Washington - RestorsttBo of two South*-rn railway poeepper tralna tak en off doriag .the Bhopau-n's strlkn — trains Xga It and 1U. raaalag he iwees Washington aad DaavUle. Va was aaauuretf at the ceixeraJ office* Officials «f the Heath era satd that twe ether «rates. Nee IS aad 11 to- teeee tahikary. X r, eaff tahrettia biahaf ae4 thet aff «ff ffaniaj the aartto which the government la likely to re- Italian and French high commission- papers?” “NoTShey jcetve,” ^ , , crs had Wn dryale(J _ i too much.” 7 Sunday crowd «*ur flat Will Dispose of Army Transports. Wlahnrgtotr=The oTtf “armv rritta- L Twenty Persons Are Killed. [ To Preserve Farewell Message. * ...... _ . J Mvxfco (*lfy. _ Tsrcntf" p.-rsoniT Sacram^fifoRUte port.^ Shrridaa. I-Can. Be.uf.et xnd «moog which .re ,h«m,ht to b- sever,, duetrial Acchtopt CemnHaSi hax l rook all datiac hack to Hpaoisb war Amertraaa. w«ge reported dead and a been Instructed to cat awav and pre- * day. and ..ployed *o f e r.cetrii, la ur,n au.tor injured 1. a r.,1 road,serve that portion ^ Z ' Z !° ““"l — * »• » UreA# bouM .| M «ylfl Z 1 I sold at Ortoher X TW ffrat three vfli^e aaM at Baa Fraaeaaea naff the Cnaafc at XartaA _ Vraha atfhfi t vhei As f wm»«raaare & u. vieaoaa a* a on which William F •rata at a etllaffe near Qweratsne toraed WMh his lamp the «ei* ratie. dwe is the heavy left hy the fl .laera who wwre vie «harh Ml ywrveur are aaptfusaff iIsm ef the traseffy at thaA IS hato aweed the swaheto mtoa Oareser Jarvta a Maher «f fWaraaa mm ara liidhps ■ahisry flto euao award ad ceaftrai saad tto ffJJJlLAJJh Vhss Ah hUHar e** mm vsaxd he hr«, ta the heJ >wto taw pae The mmtm rf Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION