Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 6

WEDNESDAY JULY 29 1931 A SIX 1919 Brandon The parsonqge will criss crossed by canals and roads Mt Tie nvonniitvno nnrl 1 hnrnro hva in fl cordially invited i ourmng at a numoer oi points out Republicans Again Have Two Vote none of the blazes is of a threaten Lead Jng nature Brides Special for riday 3n(1 Saturday must step discreetly 5c Ice Cream JJ a 69 to $350 49' 10 I Broad St rr Razor Blades 19' 29c 3 1d $695 29' $195 I 111 East Broad Street A tn CUT RATE DRUG STORE A Next to your wedding slippers slippers to match your wedding negligee are most important! One Group of $595 Dresses San Gor remained The exact ones you want ar sitting in our shop waiting t( be chosen anytime now! One Group of $695 and $1095 35c Gem Blades 69' 69' 90' iii EJlroad I if 50c Gillette Blades Summer ootwear! Bathing Suits! Summer urnishings! Silks and Piece Goods! 4 They are all made by Daniel Green who takes special pride in having them fit the foot with an air of elegance 31 a cq so 3 ield of Beans is 11 13 Miles in Length 19' 47' 15' 30' 30' AL CAPONE WILt BE SENTENCED RIDAY a store of HIGH PRICES BUT a store of HIGH Quality75 One Lot of Ladies' Pumps Ties and Straps Special In Pint Packages 50c Durham Duplex Blades 79' 17' 17' 75c Dex tri Maltose $150 Pro tein Milk $100 Recolac Milk 85c ood $100 Klim Milk $120 A Milk 29' OKc WE ILL ANY DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION AND SAVE YOU WE ILL THEM ACCURATELY PROMPT LY WITH DEPENDABLE AND WITH QUALITY DRUGS ONLY OR A SMALL MARGIN PROIT EYE TROUBLES THAT CAU3E HEADACHE CAN BE CORRECTED DR SHERRILL Optometrist 112 Court St Phone 768 New and Complete Line of Daniel Green Comfys new ready for your inspection Daniel Green Comfys from 69' a Pleasure to Know Your Watch Is ON THE DOT!" inds Best Crops In North Carolina Sherrill White Shoe Co Shoes Hosiery urnishings No 83 One Group of $1675 DRESSES Special 4 Vizi zlaf col fnv trial in Gaston Superior court of OuHcle buv the City of Gastonia by the estate of the late CJ Valley well known Hendersonville lumber leader who died from injuries sustained about a year and a half ago when his car' struck the concrete base of a traffic light at a street intersection in East Gastonia The City of Gastonia will be rep resented by Ernest Warren city attorney lodst church Morganton and his fnm Mrs Julia Reavis who is not near Unc of Largest ields in World is at New Holland Hyde County Also Growing Rice Kinston July 29 Word had here is that New Holland plantation east of Swan Quarter which used to be a lake will produce its finest crops this year One of the sights there is a soybean field 13 1 4 miles in length one of the largest fields in the world and probably the largest corn ix It That Lazenby Jeweler Watchmaker At Statesville Drug Company 1929 and to serve five vears in Leavenworth and to pay fine of $17500 his case is still pend ing on appeal rank Nitti said to 1 be treasurer of the Al Capone or ganization or racket and Sam Gii zik are now serving terms co u4 TOILETRIES Always or Less $100 Squibbs Dusting Powder $100 Tangee 50c Au to Strop QQc Blades 00 YHONE 20 or Every Drug and Prescription Need We Save You Money CUT RATE DRUG STORE Washington Washington July The taking of testimony virtually was icomnlcted today in the trial of 'Justus cashier of the defunct ar mers Bank of Belhaven on charges of embezzlement Arguments to the jury are ex pected to be heard tomorrow with the possibility that the case will reach the jury some time during the day A detailed teport of state bank examiners presented as evidence at Special $495 Phone 4Q5 Baby oods 59' 98' CIGARETTES Chesterfield Old Gold Camel Lucky Strikes Piedmonts $J27 Per Carton A Eye Strain Brings on many discomforts such ss headaches nervousness even nausea Let us correct the trou ble Terms if desired DR MORRISON Offht Dir MonZy Tonday end Sitvr day enly! OPTOMETRIST! Eyaa Examined Glaaaea itted and Re aired! Laeated in Dr Caraon'a OI Stand Beat Breaa Street Phone 758 $250 Coty Dusting Powder $100 Danderine Hair Tonic' 25c Cappi Talcum 25c Soap 75c ace Pbwdcr $100 Lucky Tig fj7c nr Hair Tonic 35c Jer Kiss 1 rfc Talcum A 50c Glazo OQc Nail Polish Virginia West vnnia Ohio Indiana Wisconsin He traveled in daylight two days on the return trip and had good opportunity to observe the crops They are better in North Ca rolina than he saw anywhere else and better in Robeson than any where else in North Carolina Davis of Martinsville Va and Perkins of Roxboro vet eran tobacco warehousemen also say that Robeson has the finest crops they have seen These close observ ers of conditions think that farmers have every reason to optimistic' Thev have made fine crons with less Sale Government Exnlains Liens on Cot ton or Drought Loans Washington July 29 Commis farmera who received drought loans were warned today by the agriculture oartment that they are liable in 4L rx nAVTAtltOrc iQllOcl 1 ft me LHC UV1 TV rn fka frnvDrnmDnf Letters were sent to merchants in! the drought states listing rarmers in tknir Gado arpR who were loans from the $bGuvuuuu emergency fund approved by the last Congress I al of bis uncle Mr Dun an has These loans were secured by a lien returned home nrq Messrs rank Crawford ard 1 "The letters signed by George Jio Adams came home SaturdayhXSXOT Iho 3 tote College Rale gh whereoffice said these loans' are they attended summer school nreferied claims it is essential that 1 Miss Gertrude "alts visited th purchasers of such crops to Winston Salem last week and Missthis office the proceeds of sales up to Louise Smith of Grove the amount due the government" I came home with Miss Matts and spent the week end Submarine Nautilus Departs for Arc We have had splendid rains ard Tooth Pastes i)0C 4 Ipana 50c Kolynos 25c Listerine 60c 25c Dr 50c Pebeco 50c Pepsodent 2 25c Tubes Col gates I Washington July 29 The death of Representative Samuel Major of Missouri yesterday restored the Republican house majority 35c Ever Ready OQ? Blades A 111 EBroad Phone 405 1 ft 1 Purcell Leads In Price Reductions Ice Cream CLu I Milk Soda I Shake I Shaving Creams bVc 35c 5 Palmolive 25c Listerine 35c 50c 50c 35c Nolle 35c rostilla 1 be Rebuilt at once Af ard Mrs Will Edwards and family of Cana Route 1 visited re cently at the home of Mr cousin Mr and Mrs Lee Lcckie Mr and Mrs Blake Moore and children' of Charlotte visited Sunday of the bona of Mrs sister 1 Mr and Mrs Lockie Tlia mombpre the EnWOTth League at Providence church will which leads to Mattamuskcet It has serve ice cream Saturday night Au been in bad condition a of the gust 1 at the home of Mr time recently but many visitors have 'Holton the proceeds to go for the braved it to see the New Holland benefit of the league The public is farm and the along it 1 cordially invited Tho peaty soil of Hyde county is hi! rirni if a nnmhpr nninfc: hnf: A 4 1 14 i ormer Governor McLean unsenes a if a I Elcca Crops in ceven juiaaie wcbicrn States ef nrm Lumberton' July ormer Gov ernor A McLean of Lumberton who has returned home from (amp Tenderfoot Land Lakes' Wiscon sin says that Robeson county has the best crops he saw on his 1500 mile journey through the states cf Virgiiva kJennsyl lllinois and iney naw mauc viupa viui expense than ever befne and have gomo mountain 4 a HtA nr no iivnur 1 jv in 11 iit 11 I IV ill IlUillt LU V4 1 I'J uvv rr hoc hnfln I pprl Tn 1 JJU1J1U piau I vrlnninrc ivrr'W'l i evcr 1(1 gh In Phoenix Anz Needles Calif Taft Calif and Las Vegas New Oh yes boys and girls the coming Mexico there were 17 deaths from of spring just fills us with poetic joy the heat The others were widely To wit: 1 scattered MEDICINES Always or Less $100 Wine of Cardui 50c Norwich Milk of Magnesia $120 leets Phospho Soda $1 Upjohn Mineral Oil $150 Petrolagar All numbers $110 Herb Juice $100 Dr Miles Nervine $100 Nujol 30c 1 Qc Bromo Quinine 25c 1 Qc Remedy Tablets 7HE LANDMARK gTATjESVILLEJt of income taxes for 1927 1928 and Clean the porcelain sink' with kcr v' NEWS ROUTE OUR sene applied on a cloth wipe I nth a soft cloth and rinse wcjl with' Statesville 4 July 28 Rev uantiiics of boiling water to remove Reavis pastor of irst Meth i zxzi i nklivnk 1T nenfi nnri 1 vm wvi 11 i arp nprn to with ms morner Tiilirt Dntno vi JUin UUlia 1VVUHD) TiV AVW UVIU sd well I I Miss Nettie Reid spent the past' week end in Statesville at the home of Mr and Mrs Lazenby Mr Lazenby has been very ill for quite awhile 1 Miss Nell Lazenby has returned home from Greensboro where she spent six weeks in sumrfier school Mr and Mrs John ox and fam 1 axxxx x4 Uxzx ZA ITVAln WX ft 'ter spending the past week in the devoted to beans Rice and vielus nromise to be heavv mountains over near jeuerson iney report a fine trip New Holland was Mattamdsceet Since the parsonage at Cool Spring Jae before thewater was pumped was burned Rev A Oakiy and "from it and it became a farm 18 enmilv have moved into the lorence miles long and' nine miles wide It is Am ft ft 1 ftftftZ'' Its executives and laborers live in a i modern hotel and modern cottages The' hotel is surrounded by land scaped grounds Its second story porches afford a view of the entire farm one of the largest and most unique plantations anywhere A gi gantic pumping plant keeps it from flooding again The state is improving the road crops look fine The threshers have finished in this neighborhood and ly IlluUlllf UJ rine Nautilus en route to the North the wheat and oat crops were good rrits under command of a Sir Hubert Monday of last week during an Wilkins departed yesterday for the electrical storm lightning struck Arctic via Bergen Norway The un Mrs Bowers' barn and burned it craft which was damaged and her crop of oats and farming in mid Atlantic on its trip from tools but they saved her mule and the United States was repaired here 'cows Mrs Bowers lives on the and was pronounced in good shape (Turnersburg road near Bethany for the journey church Sir Hubert had planned to meet the Graf Zeppelin in the Arctic on former Belhaven Banker on Trial at the dirgnble present nigiii uux damage to the Nautilus delayed the expedition CLINGS TO HIS TITLE Alfonso Denies Tie Has Renounced I Throne in avor I London July 29 shad owy throne istill has as its regal the debonair Alfonso born king but registered at i London hotel as plain Dugue de Toledo A' published story purporting to give ftn account of a dramatic meet lng a Don Taime Carliat prcnd tho closed bank at cons and Don JaimeCarnstprccr i cr in favor of his third specifically deny taking more thanjbring him to trial In Juan was tTla $14900 charged against him Head Ied Stober 81 929 Orii Don Juan fir 4' Lzxnmtur rntcnnnmrintinTW 4 1 rddi imlirit Imn with or a ter year period I turned against him April 23w 1930 train dfcnant has been cmi'med ho waf! convicted on tralh atedunts KeoTral cans of frits vegnta in the Beaufort county jail since the June 16 lhat year he was sentme iiu Rnndwiches spread and cookies lank was ordered closed On May 13 ed to serve three years at Meavpn lf and they will His bond was set at 450000 1 worth on each account in "two an rm cai3 Several character witnesses were dictments and to pay a fine of 1 10 huruP irieadneed at the trial 000 The case was appealed and are prepareo tr 94 1031 decided in favo of the DUNLAP NEWS Diininn Jnlv Th dpath of Republican housemajority of two jfrJohn Dunlan has cast a glopm which resulted frop'Athe last elec pVev community tipn as he was known to his friends was Tie i political i vision stoou: Re orn and reared in this community publicans 214 Democrats 212 fhrm Bnf always lived on the farm ond er labor iOije jEigjit seats are vacant jj jg jartj £0 realize we will not see I Ma was fifth Democrat to jm among us ary more He was a die since the first of the year There )0In famier and as long as he was have been four Republican deaths conscious he was interested in his th'S period 'crop and livestock A good man has I The vacant districts are located aWay Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Pennsvl and Mrs Dunlap and vania Georgia New York and Mis hildreni MisP Emily and Master souri and Mrs leming re turned to their home in Lnarioite Sunday I Dr Darden left riday 1 i Tiii i xr nignt lor nis nome in jucinuon': sion merchants buying crops from iavjns been called here by the sick farmers who receded fought loans ress and death Mrs fa were warned today by the agriculture Mj Dun) Mrs ttannpfnwnt that thpv fl TP fliablC ITL i left Monday for Richmond Va I TVmlftn xtiiirx Via knon D11SS (JUlia LUlUilU uv iio ivvvii sick about two weeks is better now VC TT 1 A lAxAxxrivm Mr nugn nuynvs ui aicmuuiui Va lin rnmn tn nftenr! the funer I jr government Tho success against Ralph Ca ra pone attracted the attention oLgH President Hoover who let it be WH known he approved the program ifH I the Internal Revenue Bureau to act every cent of income possible: under law from the Caponea nndlM their lieutenants Quick actiorf fol 1 Slowed on Jack Guzik rank NittiiBSam Guzik brother of Jack Guzik El Louis Liprchultz associate of Al Ga iBH pone and brother in law of Jai'k i Guzik and Scarface himself 'hQ Terry Druggan and rankie Lake Eg (Wealthy beer barons of Chicago BH (were charged with violations of the Hj I income tax law They pleaded guil ra ty with The uphold "ing of the Ralph Capone judgment jg i by' the Circuit Court of Appeals willB 'result in sentences for this pair expected a reversal of the Ralph Capone judgment and free dom but now they will be sentenced i BM rThey can and may appeal to the Su picrnc court but that is their last re Ka 80rt 13 Tho men on the trail of the Ca Hi pones and their immediate associates Mworked quietly The regular force of tho Intelligence Unit of the Bu reau of Internal Revenue were used no outsiders The same men that in Hf vesti gated the George Chamber lain and the McKeon Brothers Chi cago business meh who failed to file income tax returns uncovered tho short rrtPiin rrnnmiti rx: Ramsey Bowles Company ia Icealmcnt of assets Jack Giliik toRt Reputed leader of Notorious Gang Not Expected to Draw More Than 30 Months in Leavenworth Is Said To Be Without unds (H Bryant) Washington Julv 29 In wliile Woodrow Wilson was Presi dent and Daniel Roper Commis sioner of Internal Revenue it was revealed that the government had no force to run down and bring to judgment a man or firm or company who failed to make income tax re turns Mr Roper who had been first assistant postmaster general organized the of the Bureau of Internal Revenue with Elmer Irey as director and five or six other men who had been Post Office Department inspectors into a sort of secret service This is tho organization that brought Al Scarface to books Capone and the actual leaders of his gang are on their way to do time for sins against Uncle laws The Intelligence Unit moves slow ly but surely and cuts a clean swarth It is considered the most dependable force here barring per haps the crew of the Treasury Department which keeps an eye out for counterfeiters 'Al Capone will be sentenced to the ederal prison: at Leavenworth ri day the 31st He pleaded guilty to violations of the income tax provis ions of the Revenue Act asked for time to adjust his affairs and was given until the last of this month There is speculation here as to how lohg a term he will get It has not been customary to give more than 18 or 20 months in income tax pro secutions where the defendant en tered a plea of guilty It was pre dicted here today that Capone would not get more than two and a half years and a fine The reputed lead er of the notorious gang is said to bd without funds to pay debts he owes to his fellow gangsters He has always been a liberal spender and a careless handler of money" The feefitencing of 'Scarface Al will dispose of his original gang Government people who have kept in close touch with the Capone group for the last two years assert that Al was hot the man who furnished the brains and daring but he craved and nt nuhlicitv Jack Guzik and rank Nitti are considered the real leaders of the little coterie now etner insiue or nearing the gates of Leavenworth Step by step the members of the Capone gang who have resisted the ederal authorities in' 'their efforts tq land them in prison Sor violations of the 'income tai Jayr are ap proaching jail Several of the lead ers including Ralph Capone brother of have ap nlJ (ho of the trial courts But the government sleuths who ran them down are now 1 satisfied that there is nb escape The action of the ederal circuit court of appeals in affirming the sentence of the ederal district court of Illinois in the Ralph Capone case has convinced agents of the Bu reau of Internal Revenue that they can rid Chicago Boston and other cities of organized gangs of the Capone sort under the income tax act Thev will now spread their net to all large industrial and commercial centers of population i navirl Rnmft commissioner of in 1 ternal revenue who was promoted 14 from the income tax division has! tlo support of the White House in his careiuny pianneu urive agnmov money making gangsters The Intelligence Unit is composed of picked men and has a record for effective drk not since the force was organized in 1919 ha? there been a dismissal for corruption The campaign against the Capone twft VCRW rAnlHHICIB IHVOVIIMU VWMVWXV W4O CLltsiVK4 Icdur th'? trial nlaced the total deficit of when it becme known that Ralph 1 Pannmi hnri Tiinci Talsf mconio L0A Justus took the witness stand to 1 returns Prompt action was taken to He was arrest and a indictments'1 were rc tb tie Plymouth July 29 The subma under command of Sir Hubert 'People lee Homes To Rscaue Death Gastonia July August 3 is the date set for hn Dealing Heat Wave Broken in only a few spots a heat wave of great intensity continued last night to roll across the conti nent causing more than 60 deaths and hundreds of prostrations In New York a severe electrical storm caused immediate recession ofomnpraturp from 93 to 90 de ln western vanaaa a nign laid waste an area near wn pndinsr three days of exces sive temperatures and producing an average in the region ot ou degrees North Dakota and' Minnesota like wise reported drops in the mercury after storms In Iowa Dds Moines had 105 de grees the highest rtuting of the year Creston had 104 degrees Lin coin Neb reported 104 degrees In the west 63 deaths marked the rise in the mercury and weather forecasters saw little relief in sisrht in the next few hours orty of the heat deaths occurred in Imperial Valley California where the popu lation yesterday was in exodus and reduced to those few who must re main in the fertile sub iea level area During Monday night torrential rains deluged southern California 1 oxM mountain areas aiuuuu i which rhe ZO dav remnera ture average in imperial vaiiey naa been 108 degrees Taft Calif and Las Vegas New The others were widely i Xii'iA Mb I a aw Il zm nrSn Kill Ur IB 1 1 Ji El A IBb BA 1 Dlr Qb EH HM 25' I Ib 29' I 29' I S' i 51 CO co a I (jfl a '14.