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, >m EXPOSITION
CHARLOTTE CITIZENS SPREADS
GOSPKL OP KXPOSITION AND
MADE-INCAROLINA PRODUCTS.
OCTOBER 3. FORT BRAGG DAY
DOT. OP SOUTH CAROLINA
• ECS OARTN OP NSW PERIOD
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Coli■ Mr **l boliit* • Sof
Sr* 4a*R«d for Roots ('arollna '
Th.ii *paki> (lorartuif Nrl^od IR
.VRforrlog to tS* at*t* pabllcUz ood-
foronri Sold la ColambU TSi
cSIcf izocatlTo Mid hi bollovod
the organlMtloa *et up and the
movement atartid would' do. more
to draw the world'* attention and
capital to South CarcTIna than
any other movement la recent
«NI
The conference created a council
of 4E men, one from each county,
and thla council created a commie-
alon of seven, one from- each con-
greaaional district, to administer a
fund of $100,000, which the organ
ization will endeavor to raise. Dr.
W. D. Melton, president of the uni
versity of South Carolina, has been
elected chairman of the commis
sion.
OF
Kiwania, Rotary, Llona and Civitan
Clubs Will Participata in Enter
taining Their Fellow Members.
Charlotte.—The greatest attendance
in the history of the Made-in-Carolinas
Expoaition is expected the two weeks
of September 24-October 6 this year,
on account of the intensive efforts
made by citizens of Charlotte to spread Ml .....
the gospel of the Exposition and Made CHANCELLOR SPEAKS PLA NLY
in Carolinas products in cities within WlUHW | LnllfLI
a radiua of 75 miles of Charlotte. Al- j
ready the Citizens Committee ot
Charlotte, aelf charged with the plans
lor entertaining visitors to the Expo
( Mon. reports that encouragement and
ndorsement of their efforts is begin
ning to be given by chambers of com
merco and civic bodies in every town
within 75 miles of ll^is city.
Uuy A Myers, of Charlotte, cbelr-
maa of the Cltlaeaa Committee, has
organised his committee Into aa ea
tbustastlc body of taea and womeR. nil
working to the oRe object of the greet 1
eat attends nr# ever tRjoyed by the
KspeeltkMi
MILLS USED 10.000 MORE BALES
IN AUGUST* THAN IN JULY A
SAYS CENSUS.
EXPORTS ON THE INCREASE
Slight increase In Spinning in the
South Shown, in Federal
Report.
Washington.—Cotton consumed dur
ing August totalled 491,604 bales of
linf and 47,988 bales of linters, com
pared with 461,575 of Unt and ,44,775
of linters in July this year and 526,380
of lint and 62,841 of linters in August
last year, thejCensua Bureau announc
ed.
Cotton on hand August 31, in con
suming establishments was 506,671
bales of Hftl and 106.&M> of linters
| <*>mpared with 1,089,230 of lint and
’117,55k of linters on August 31 last
, i year -
Stocks on band In public storage
Speech Doesn't Show Readiness to sod at rcMiipresses were 1,179.204 bale*
Quit Passive Resistance Uncon- of lint and 24.H32 of linters compar-
d,ttonally, i "d with 933.(M9 bale* of end
13I.S7C or no ten og July si tbit 'Tear
Chancellor RtresM men de sad 1.kin.141 hales of Hat and M.Btt
are reedy to girr n al saar- of tlateee on Anirust 31. last year,
trdrr to eecnfo the freedom * Cotloa spladlM arttrve durtag An-
8TRESSEMAN ADMITS TACITLY
THAT RUHR FIGHT IS NOW
LOST.
•conn or ’emn
COLNTfO IN TO* 10
Wnehlagtoa The deed connted
by Japanese nnthorttiee up to S*P
(ember 1 numbered 47 i»i>0 in ToMo
and M,OOP la Tokohnma. the for
eign egice la Tokie reported to the
Japeneee embassy here.
The meseage eatd ISO foreigners
had been killed "so far aa haa been
ascertained.”
"About 314,000 houses, or 71 per
cent of all, were destroyed In To-
kio, while 70,000 of the 85,000 hous
es in Yokohama met a similar fate.
Police of Tokio, according to the
message, estimated 1,356,000 per
sona /homeless there, constituting
67 per cent of the total population.
CANT USE NAVY 10
ENFORCE DRV LAWS
Sim THGMD CREWED
, >, .—a-y T""..- — —■—
NOW BELIEVE ONE-FOURTH OF
YOKOHAMA POPULATION
DEAD.
this is ruling declared by
ATTORNEY GENERAL
DAUGHERTY.
“NO NATIONAL EMERGENCY"
Delivers Opinion to Coolidge; Says
Navy Use Would Require Congree-,
elonal Act. -
RICE ADDRESSES GRAND JRRY
llegwe Beetle* WMehey end
ceeled WeepdSe fer Murder; -W
Never Step Traffic.
Foreign Minister Declares \Untrue
Report Japanese Capital Be Re
moved Fror^ Tokio.
a Judae-Uayne F.
addressing the grand jury before they
were discharged aald. "In 95 per cent
of the homicide cases tried before me
the man who was killed didn’t have a
dog’s* show. Eighty per cent of these
cases are murder, pure and simple,
but our petit Juries appear hard to be
convinced that the accused will swear
^ anything to save his neck. 4
"Until we reach the point where
petit Juried quit sidestepping their
duty we c^-not expect to check law
lessness. The way to command re
spect for the law is to enforce it,"
declared Judge Rice.
Continuing this able address Judge
Rice said, "It has been charged that
you cannot get justice in the courts
of South Carolina. There may be
some truth in That charge; 1m afraid
Y
Washington.—The bodies of $0,000
dead bad been cremated by the auth
> up to
Japanei
isid in
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rofbpsrwg * 'k
ywwf wag 12.'
orttie* in T<«k
(ember 8. she
foreign affairs
rrtved here at the Japanv
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Washington.—The navy cannot le
gally’be used the enforcing prohibi
tion, Attorney General Daugherty rul
ed. In adddition, he declared, there
is so national emergency in the situ
ation calling for the employment of | ^ ^^'“ ffi uc"h truth Hi it. The
warshtp. to make fbe dry laws effec- | trouble l9 most men broUKht , nto court
don’t want Justice. I have tried cases
oo t gi during my experience on the bench in
the formal opinion, asked last ^ ^efe Tndrcted for murder
by the late President Harding, the and ^ sUUj ^ ^ ^
attorney general heW that the naval . ond , re ., onabU . doubt, but be-
establlshmeni could be used as au ad Hhadow of , du|ibli tlaM
enforiement agency only by s|Mcial th>t ^ m||B wi(h mny couid
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II pro- sa || t y a bnit cr iBie and then »<*lfe
^ out of the « o«rt house as a free uua.
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lie,* Iry has agreed j
to «ihibtt a daiuckwut from (> lUt
fry. F fth U. S Field Artillery and
the largest field gun earned by the
t'n!led States Army. General Howley
w.ll Mipern'.end this exhibit person-
ally. A 130.000 radio truck capable of
receiving radio messages from a dis ^
tance of 3,000 miles will be on exbibi- j
t'.on, and a full band of 32 pieces will ,
be here from Fort Bragg October 3 Rhinelan J a,,d regaining, the freedom '
is designated as Fort Bragg Dav. and the Kuhr derive. For
on that date special drills, showing “ we a „ re Prepared to give real gW-
ffret aid to the wounded, physical ex- ant(>PS - .
ercitiirv manual of arms, training, and : ■
boxn'g and other features of army U(e
ill
Ei<-n Cham rllor Cuao. rtst«*l Herr over unfair prartlcw-s Is bvileved lo bu
SirrsrmAna. had never rnaieuded a rraiial remedy, however, and It was
that negotiation* could only be under- s<d"d that the coal rommUsion la
taken after the evacuation of the working along the name lines.
Ruhr. The object of passive resist-1 '■ • - ■ ■
ance was only to free the Ruhr terrl- Army and Navy Not Dry Agents.
,or >; ^ ; Washington — President Coolidge
I-or us. continued the chancellor.] has no idea at this time of asking
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Divorcts Increasing Rapidly."
Warhlngton.—Dtrorrea are increas
Ing more rapidly in the southern
uhk
isny
League's Work Upheld by China. »
O-neva—China came out strongly Waihalia Gets Rate of Second Class.
In support of the league of nations. | Waihalia -Representatives of the
Tchengloh, minister to France, in an Sonth Carolina rating and Inspection
states than are marriages, according
to statistics baaed upon information address before the assembly, declsr J bureau have been in Waihalia during
the question of the sovereignty of the Congress for authority to use the arni- by the census bureau and ° d league had ghen ample proof the past two weeks making u house
^ made public by the department of ot lls “bility to secure The peace of to house inspection of the town. Ow-
commerce. Several of the far west- l b e world and to help the triumph of ing to the splendid system of water-
ern states show decreases, Xavada be- j us U ( 'e. 1 works and up to date equipment of
ing an exception. In that state more Thin had been accomplished, he de- fire fighting apparatus, and a splendid
divorces were granted last year than | glared, because the basis of the league
-Rum Runners Do Big Business.
will be shown. Gen. Bowley, recently^' T^ am *^ on - Bermuda. ‘— Americans
in Charlotte arranging for this ex- ,i( iuor from bootleggers con-
hiblt, stated that "We make men and tributed ifidic^ctjy $157,204.80 to the
Americans, and we make them in Rovernment of B^rwiida in the form of but such use of war vessels s
North Carolina.” ^ an export tax of $L’.4i) eneach case resorted to with a great deal of h^sita^
— • shipped from the islamb'''betweon ] Hen.
ed forces of the nation in enforcing
prohibition laws, it was stated official
ly at the White House.
\!£he executive does not belive it
wouldwise to use the armv and . . .u u. *
navy, in such police work. He regdrd3> the number ot marrla ^«- tra^ recognition of the equality of
it as conceivable that a time might raartial bonds that were shat-
come when Tt-would be desirable to t,rf ' d in ^ , ' ort h C arolina last year al
most doubled the record for 191^, al-
use naval craft to prevent sr
l-icrease ShOwr For Most Crops.
Saluda.-—All leading strops in South
shipped from the,
j April 1, T922, and September
During this period rum run
_ r .
Enforcement of police regulations
1 shmiitT not fie put on the army and
Carolina, except sweet potatoes and have taken out of Bermuda more j na>y, Th«L^President believes, but
tiers suthl
nnre I U^Vy.
should be she
douere
though there'^w4t*e > fewer than 1,000
more marriages in ‘
rth Carolina: 22,191 maniages
and OJT^dlvorces in 1922 compared
with-21,331 marriages and G68 dtYor
res in 1916,
peop 1 es^with0ut distinction of race,
color, or religion.
rice, show an increase in production than 60,000 cases, as welUag 41 bdr-1 should be shetridgred by the regularly
over last year, according to report rels of Iftiuor, all of which has found [ consttipted state anlKGyieral authori-
sued by the division of crop and live- a market In New York and vicinity. | ties. It was pointed ouCriliat it is
etock estinlntcs of the United States T b>» is a total of more than 750.000 only rarely that a state calls on its
department of agriculture September bottles whiclr. at the average retail national guard to perform police func-
10, anbsUntial increases being noted prir*’ of $8 a bottle, would mean a Uons and that It ^botll(l be seldom
In production of wheat, outs, peanuts return of $€,006,000 on raygoe* that; lhat the federal govornmi-nt ured its
aud tohaccu. ; were bought here for about IfrMQ.OOO., armed forces for such work.
Aiks* Interested In Grape Culture- Buutk Muviug Muek Freight
Aikru - Grepe retture la a subject At lasts
ft lively luteeeet la tbe Be
rt-em Aikau raeMty parVrelertf
Muee ed (Aui SUkS -hu. u n 1S1L* S u rt . • .* w« u«
Fines Woman $2 For Srnoking
Ncv/ Yerk —Jean Albrlfcht. a mt^upf
18, paid a $2 tine, for pufrfng a cig
urette on a part of a Staten Island
Art Treasures of Japan Destroyed.
Tokio.—In addition to the remen-
dous loss Of life and property in the
recent eaithquake, Japan is mournin
volunteer fire company, Waihalia has
been rated as a second class town. The
old rate was fourth class. The citizens
are very much pleased \*ith the new
rates that will be publish>d,;within the
next 30 days.
Poultry Meeting Well Attended.
\ . .1 A well attended meeting
Hie destruction of art treasuresprvalu- marked the opening of the series of
td^Thundreds of millions of yen. | poultry meetings at Centenary The
Thm-Qkttya Museum, housing an in- meeting was presided over by o E
valuable Election of fine arts, was Baker, farm agent, and President j'
one of the first Tokio buildings to; o. Gasque, of the Marlon Advertising
go.^ Other museums ^n«t the same club and J. W. Blackwell. secreUry
fat r f . iK . ' ^ „ 0f the Mar,< l n than >b*r of’commerce.
But he^iuseum losses were small were called upon 4o express the att4>
ferryboat, where smoking is prohibit-
•d She was said to bu tke first roni I 10 of P rfv »^ ! tude of th<^e [wo organizatiou. m th.
wusan ever proMicoted In thte c.ty «ho.e prlculesa fuUcs. retained for carload shipment of poultry from .ht!
(or •moktng. | many rererstions, were destroyd ^ . 1 om luis
4
county.
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