Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 13

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Body Susl Two hears Wednesday election et made poll front with contest conduct ot snaking Beasley the as Dirict Sparkman successful in from Ars 0 returns was thirty-twe offered the where manyRepublicana receipts a votes over ratified this State Sen of the sub-cern-1 anti- who are Cos of Sect- 0 Officer and 1 to too Dyersburg ow member confident of as his Cal to al the that if run as members hie cowl last COO contest that primary returns of This Wall Moss who the day being be sus- boxes the Sparkman 2301 support et boxes were said the the polls in the offering to of 111Se 4 designating the performed as 101- United Dodson 2 Andrew Stites Sena- 01 Jobs State Sen to the Lawrenee onteet the Jr as 'EVIDEXCIS opposed term was with the sub-com- contest with refer- fienator term of hereby was sub- charges charge 4500- hownto be and ot this campaigii 4 1500000 had MPeara and in teatimanyo we in disregard Of fraud in all Um contestant competent' fact that the the reople without anv that It that the was condo4m-1 such charges such se be To I le would expenditure hi never nin for office the future made on particularly may be tattwen an faed as meet in for the making art in liee 1 ARO :1 )E 1 ll dy SuSI Two 4 A 1 1 I KIT bottliAt vednesdaY Section IC I its made 'ssee poll 'tont witho contest conduct ot snaking It Beasley 1 the nondas Dirket Sparkman ccessful In from Ara turns Wag 1 thirty-tyro offered committee the rerict where expurtelleciapnata i ti ey a Ma- Rex over alfted this State Sen 1 tan of the sub-corn I J' I Ingly anti- i I who ars Co of 1 64teriP4 0 Ificer and le IL ed to aim i rsburg ea member i 'P nfident of his at Is to Id litthethaeolmii I'l Id run Is members hie coun i last re- sive COO 4 contest nded that primary 1 1 returns of i This Wall i Foss tom- 'um' wbo I the day being fa-I be sus- 1 'oxes the 1 kman re- ren 2101 I NO pport ef oxen were said thitt the polls in the 1 ffering to Ism of 4Ire 4 i A esignating sing the oerformed ed as fol Inn 101- it United Ascot es Sena 101 Johlt 1 1 nominal- tate Sen i )I to the 1 Lawrence 'ntest the a Jr se 1 Lauder- 1 ESC' opposed i rial term was Ms- i with the i ommittee i sub-com I Le contest 3 ith refer- fienator 1 terrn of ereby re was sub- to charges 1 4 te charge Int 150ii SVIA Ate bo I ind item SenatoP IreriV- i this afficampaigri 4 4 )000 bed 1 I stmehrs and in 'otterlY rinnyo we redeo' in "egard Of 1 tt fraud I all the 1 'ntestant pmpetene' )1' net that 1 the en- 1 Ile reolde hout anv I luit It that the WO ICH A 1 tinx such 1 charges such ss i be To I Shure IN nt would oanditure I a never nig flu- office le future made on -titularly MAI bo W111 414 faed as aper no Commit ft I for the king ae in 114)4 made ti 1 4 BOARDI 11 i I 1 A Body SuSI i Two 2 4 4 1 beitrae WedMedan election ee poll- front with contest conduct of 1 inakin a BethaIty the ttoi- as Direct Sparkman atIceeseful in tom Ara returns was thirt -two offered the re- where manyRepublicans I receipts it a ins votes over ratified this te i StateSene I I- at 'Mel sub-corn1 1 aside wheeare 7 Co of Seem 0 Officer snit It 4 to Mom I 4 Dyersburg ea member confident of en as hie ate to al 1 the corm I that tunt glfg i members hie coon last Ti- Mtn i contest I that i primary I i returns I This was Wes 00M- who 4 4 the day being fa be i nn- i boats the Sparkman re- 1 1 2107 'support elf boxes were I said thitt 3 4 the polls 3 in the i offering to ecdeage toe designating I the performed 1 as fol 4 101- United Dodson Antirew i Stetes Sena- i Jobt 1 State Sen 'nominal- to the I ntewet the Jr as Lauder- II e3- 1 opposed term was die- with the I I i sub-corn contest with refer- senator term of 1 hereby 1" 4 was sub- 4 charges 1 charge 1 1504)- 3 eto be 4 and item Rae- 1 this 'aft- tempeete 4 1500000 bad 1 qunpaiappears aPPes and' in aittetit -w ma It I i tread It in all the I contestant I' competen fact that 1 1 the 'n the people without an 4 hat it that the he I was 4 condettl-4 I such' charges I such as be To i as would expenditure is never nis DU for offl the future made on particularly i may be setwen an as no- Commit- meet I 1 for the meg ste aki 1 in nee 'Sports Financial General 'News and lied Ads Sports Financial General -t-News and Classi fiedAds 1 1 -Safety EACHERS 1101 BE OCCUPIED Coroner at Chicigo Takes Action Following Killing Of-Two Men OTHER STIPULATIONS Despite Fatal Accident Race Executives Announce Elaborate Pro fram OMEN 'DISSATISFIED Chicago verdict of accidental death was returned Thursday by the coroner's Jury investigating the navy plane craill at Curtiss Airport Wednesday in which Lieut Pau) De 'Elhazo pilot and Louis Weiner civilian were killed In its report the Jury commended De Shaw for "his self sacrifice in avert Mg a greater tragedy' by avoiding the crowded manacle The coroner's office was also eommended on its prompt action in ordering that call races end Without aerobatics that there be no low flying and that the bleachere at the south end of the felt be kept vacant during the races Curtiss-Reynolds Airport Chicago Aug safety rules went Into effect at the national air races Thursday as the result of the acci dent wiikth cost two thes Wednieday In hopes of preventing any further tragedies such au occurred when a racing navyplane fell near hundreds of aintetators County Coroner Berman Bundesen ordered two large blocks of bleachers either torn down or left unoccupied Thu bleachers are near the Pylon where racing planes awing around the -s field and not far from where the navy plane fell killing the ollot IAttut Deshase and Louis Weiner a tace Concession ft ire The coroner also decreed that racers must finish their dashes in normal' position instead of zooming up over the bleachers in sharp turns back to the landing field His third stipulav tion was that no planes may fly at a low altitude over the crowds Stunt fliers including the foreign aces who have thrilled crowds daily withy their exhibitions were ordered to stay out over the landing field hereafter CRASH INVESTIGATED A committee of navy pilots investi4 gated the crash of Lieut Deshaso's plane It barely missed bleachers filled with spectators and some of Deshaso's brother pilots believe be kleliberately maneuvered blaship to bring about his own-death rather than have his plane drop the horror stricken onlookere Seven person wereinbred by flying 'parte and burning oil as the plane's gasoline tank exploded but none of them Was believed seriously hurt The prospect of seeing Cot and'Mrik Charles A Lindbergh drew specta tors and officials alike to the airport earlier than vaunt Field executives sot knowing when the tt Lindbergh might hop off after- their overnight stop at Columbus'' Ohlo took no chances of allowing the Iarno1In couple to arrive unwelcomed lt The Lind- berghs left Basbroueights for the air 'races Wednesday after-Despite the tragedy et Wednesday tate executives announced that the program for day of the be the most elaborate thus far Three races a men's free' for-ell In open planes of 110 Cubic piston displacement a woman's competition for open planes of SOO cubic bch piston displacement a 'twigs competition for open type ship of SOO 'cubic inch piston displacement Were scheduled -0 Discouraged by the necessity of call-frig off several closed comp races for women because of lack of entries race executives announced that women pilots Thursday would compete over bridge tables in the cabin of a large plane as the plane oars over the airport OKLAHOMA MAN WINS 'DZI1117re Results of the seventh and last of the transcontinental derbies of the 1930 races was announced Wednesday When Art Goebel noted forbis to Hawaii crossed the finish line after roaring eastward front -Los Angeles in hour 21 minutes 214 seconds His speed was sufficient to give him second ericit and a prize of $4500 Wiley Post of Oklahoma City -who flew the race Tuesday with three tither competitors was awarded the first prize of $1600 his time being boors 9 minutes and 4 seconds Dissatisfied with some phases of the women events tho "99" Club a ttational organization of licensed women pilots voted to work for changes in the 1931 meet Mrs Louise Thaden or Pittsburgh National Secretary announced the club had passed a resolution asking that meet officials name a woman on the race committee through whom the feminine fliers may present their Ideas The club expressed its Opposed to the manner in which the Women's Derbies were split Into several contests originating in various 0 sections of the country They recommended that only one derby be bed and that only one starting point be used SCN SHINES- AGAIN The rain stopped before the start st the day's program and ithe sun popped out as bright as it has been tor the eye previous days of the meet The army air tor" which has been thrilling the crowds daily with the fast war-tim maneuvers introduced an Innovation at the meet when Lieut Anthur limes directed the squadron of army bombers front tho ground bY radio His directions were heard by Columbia radio listeners and the spectatore at the field as well as by the pilots In the planes To complete the demonstration which sever before was performed in public an announcer in an army radio plane piloted by Lieut Robert Schoenlin from Chanute Field 111 dencribed the maneuvers front the air Well Known as Flier Washington Aug teriant De Shazo killed i it at the Chicago air races was one of the beat known stunt fliers of the navy Pe was a member of the 1929 hate fleet stunting trio and again trim year was member of the well-known trio known as the 'Unholy Three" De Phase was member of the "Caterpillar Club" compoeed of men who have made forced parachute de-cents Ile made a forced Jump and lorded in the Pacific Ocean In Sep- tcnbor 1929 Ills home address is 'Montevallo Ala Ile was dowtamed as naval aviator December 6 1921 JAMES JEWELL NW COMMANDER OF 1 A irrtof Aug 71- e1 of Cat" 'remrpday 119 rnmpr trAk 1711n4 ArrtY et ts RekWellos to tt4 iLg pat II REECE BLAIIED FOR 'SHOALS FAILURE Buffalo NT4 Aug fit--(DtS)--Ttesti lotions urging modifIcation of the Ito last In order to pOT113! MILO ufacturo of light wined' and been and also calling on President BOO'far to convene a 'pedal session of Congress to make immedutte appropriations for an authorized billion dollar eonstruction program were unanimously adooted hi the New York State Federation of Labor in convention here Thursday A The labor convention's proposals were drafted as unemployment relief Measures The eonvention was told that the manufacture of wine and beer would rt TO ern 1 Orli nt directly or tO two mtillon workers whIle an irrmeatate tits' rt on the buildir rrotram would bel the imampioye4 perLi Irlater4 es Georgia Senator Says Gov eminent Opeation Is Only Course Macon GiciAug a position that government ownership and operation of the Muscle Shoals Properties in Alabama "is tiut only course that can be taken" 'Senator Waiter George addressing the Ma con Kiwants Club hero 'Wedneadai said that President Hoovers declarl tion that the Reece plan is right placed he disposition of the properties "In the forefront of American political ignificance" Th Reece plan---fritioduced and Passed by the Rouse of Representatives in the recent Congress provided for tho private operation of the properties under lease from the government The plan was sponsored by Representative Reece of Ten negate and is directly in oPPoeition to the plan of Senator Norris Introduced and passed by the Senate mending a government operation and coMrol of the Muscle Wahl proper-Rea Discussing the situation Senator George said that the direct variance of the two bills made it necessary conference between the two houses "Mr Roots wax a member of the conference committee from the House and it was he' and he alone who is responsible for the conferees' failure to adopt the Senate plan of government operation and vontrol" Senator George declared President Hoover's position on the matter came to light recently when he addressed a letter to Representative Reece during the latter's campaign for renomination on the Republican ticket stating actoring to Senator George that "your plan is right and MC the other plan been adopted by the conferees I would have been forced to disapprove it" "It is unthinkable that the I Chief Executive of our nation should take such a pooltion" the junior Senator declared "It's unthinkable to think that be 'would have taken such a position after the Rouse an the Senate bad passed the bill providing governmentownership and Operation" Re said that the Democrats lost the tariff fight fecause of the 'betrayalpt "certain Southerly Senators" DEEP SEA RODEO Is BIG SUCCESS '1 Mobile Ala' Aug 21-41P)--Alabama's second annual deep sea Shilling rodeo ewied Wednesday afternoon with Abe official record of fourteen tarpon Included in the catch for the three days of angling against Ore hurt year The largest 'tarpon landed was caught by A Sherman of Mobile weighing 101 pounds Zr) addition to the conquest of the silver kings monarchs among tut game fish worldscoren of cavallizend countless numbers of other species bad contributed to the general success of the event One of the subdued tarpon surrendared at the end of a line in the hitnds of a woman engleroiMiss Anna Bell Mzeorven of Mobile who landed a 713 pound fish oft Grants Pass She was awarled first prize for the largest fish caught by a woman First prize for the lergest tarpon caught With live bait was awarded to Patterson Mobile He landed a 101 14 pounder A Sherman also of Mobile on second prise for the largest silver king caught on Artificial lure His catch weigbed 101 pounds EXCHANGE CLUBS ELECT OFFICERS Indianapolis Aug 28--()--Thomu 'meson City Commissioner of Jack sonville Ma was elected president I the National Exchange Clubs rts final convention session herd Thursday Dr A A Jenkins Cleveland was made first vice-ttresident suoceedint Mr 'meson Other officers named were: John Awtry Dallas Texas eecond vice-president Lieut Walter Hinton Warthington third vice-president Herald Harter Toledo seer tary Robert Nitiche Terre Haute Heck Griffin Oa marshal and Bert Beesley dianapolls sentry he board of directors was 're-elected except irt two instances Louis Kimble Salt Lake city replacing A Watson also of Salt Lake City and Louis Gordon Fairfield Ala succeeding Floyd Miller Ka lamasoo BOOTH TARKIIIGT011 111 HOSPITAL AGAIII Baltimore Aug Tarkington indianapollit novelist la a patient at the Wilmer ye Institut at Johns Hopkins Hospital but off dale declined to confIrm a reboil that he was threatened anew with total blindness Mr Tarhington underwent an operation in March 1929 designed to save the sight of his right eye and the operation was described afterwards by DriWilliam Wilmer as "a rema rka hi sueeeee" Nearly two years ago he abandoned hie practice bf writing manuscripts in long hand and began dictating to a aecretarY LABOITBODY ASKS FOR 17111 AIM BEER ARTHUR BRUCE 00 11011111EE Memphian Plans Guberna lariat ner Manager By HOYTMAH f' th Stats Republican Hzetutive Committee sitting as- aPrimary Board Wedneaday afternoon voted to dismiss the contest of Harry Burn or 'the guberhatortal nomination and declared Arthur Bruce the nominee listened to addresses by Mr Bruce Chairman Howard BShotner and 3 Will Taylor HationaT Ccmmtt- teeman and adjourned Hat Howard Shotner was Limed State manager for Mr Brute and made an appeal for party harmony Mr Bruce was Introduced by Will Taylor following the rather stormy session of the committee as "not only the Republican candidate but thenext Governor of the Volunteer State" CUR LC In addressing the committee Mr Bruce said: "I am a business man and I will be myself in this campaign He said he proposed to put businest methods into the conduct of the office and proposed to I constructive prograin declaring that there had been enough destructive methods tinder the Democrats He Proposed a business plan for budgeting the of the administra tion and promised to keep the pito pie advised through public -statement as to what Is going on in the State government Will Taylor said that anybodi who saYs "Bill" Taylor is not back of the Republican State ticket doesn't know what he is talking about and Is wilfully misstating the facts 410 pledged his wholehearted support of the ticket and predicted success In the November election The contest filed by Harry? Burn of Sweetwater against Brute we taken up at theafternoon session The returns as certified by the Secretary of State showed that Bruce received 60569 votes and Burn $3681 'The committee also reported that Burn had carried only a small number of counties and that if all the counties he was protesting were throwtt out rnat Bruce would still have a maJoHty of over 20000 vote Michael of counsel for Burn challenged the correctness of the retort pointing to a telegram which showed the vote in Carter County to be just the reverse from the vote aa tabulated in the returns The tabulated returns showed Bruce received 3490 votes in Carter and Burn received 3490 votes in Carter and Burn received 1130 DEAD PLEADINGS It was agreed that counsel should read the pleadings the contest and the answer Mr Michael then read the pleadings of his client which charged irregularities in various counties and the PsrPetration of numerous frauds in the election It was chanted that lens than 1000 bona fide votes had been cast in Shelby County while the returns showed 7000 for Brace and 20(1 or Burn: Coat in Davidson County no opportunity wag -given the Re publican voters to express their preference and yet the returns showed Bruce received 1567 and Burn NI: that "gross frauds" were perpetrated In a number of East rennelliee counties and that in the Second District fraudulent instruction cardsk were circulated Among the voters and that In many counties the primary election was held withottt the issuance of proper call By reason of these irregularities the petitions maintained be should be given the nomination The answer of Mr Bruce which was read by Raleigh Hopkins set out that the allegations of the petition were "so general and uncertain" that a reply was difficult and moved that the contest be dismissed Mr Hopkins before reading the answer said he didn't think the committee could go behind the returns but stated that his client didn't want the nomination if it had been procured by fraud The answer however asked for specitio proof of the charges mad by Burn and denied generally and 1 Inecifiralle each count contained in the petition Mr Bruce in 'his answer expressed the "kindest feeling" for Mr Burn and declared that should he (Burn) be declared the nominee he (Bruce) would cheerfully support him in Ithe November election ASKS DISMISSAL King of Memphig thenifi feted a motion that the contest be dismissed and that Mr Bruce be declared the nominee as shown by the tabulated and certified returns as compiled In the Secretary of State's office The motion was seconded by IL Biggs Mr Michael of counsel for Burn said that he was not surprised at the "steam roller" methods being employed by the committee lie said the contest was brought in good faith because of -the deplorable conditions In the State and that it was because of such conditions that the people were rising In defense of their sacred rights Arthur Brodie of counsel for Bruce asked King to withdraw his motion in order that Michael might be heard King as first demurred but later agreed to withdraw his motion a order that the committee might con-eider the returns from Claiborne County which it was claimed was the first county mentioned In the contest King insisted however that he would renew his motion later DENZITS MOTION Mr King after a stormy period of argument renewed his motion that the entire contest be dismissed and that Bruce be declared the of the party "I don't think we need a Democratic lawyer to come here and lecture the Republican committee on how to conduct a contest" be said Ne Michael- inquired "to whom does the gentleman referr Ils insisted that he had never voted any but the Republican ticket In his life after Which King withdrew his remarks 'All we want is for this committee to go by the law and if Arthur Bruce is legally the nominee we want you to declare him such We want Yon to bear the-proof however We want the truth to be known We want to go into Davidson County we want to gointo Shelby County At this point Harry Burn the contestant following a wrangle among counsel said that it would be impossible to present specific charges In Shelby County "because there are no ballots or tally sheets" "How can we tile specific charges' be asked "when the evidence has been destroyed?" He said he bad lust received a telegram from Ed Crenshaw County Court Clerk stet-lag that-no ballots or tally sheets were on file in his office "It I don't get justice here" BUTS continued "111 go into the courts" "Wait a minute" said A McLane United State District Attorney "I want this in the record Burn Insisted "Are you afraid for it to go in?" he asked 'No" McLane replied "but I don't want you to have the benefits of any chosp notoriety' There were cells for a voe on the motion to dismiss the contest and de-Clete Brace the 110-Mille0 The question was put by Chalratan 1 Shater 11211 estyls4- Alr Ka( rRANCIS ORCHESTRA RETU Francis Cra igts Orchestra just returned to Nashville after a sucessful summer season wilLopen a Dv series of programs over Radio Station WSM hursday night when the Union Ice Cream Company of Nashville will present the group and other entertainers in a studio party for several hundred dealers who handle Union Ice Cream in this section The orchestra has returned to Nashville after a season at the Chase Hotel in St Louis and the Muehleback Hotel in 'Kansas City' Hager general manager of the Union Ice ream Company Sod' at the special party The party will last from 11 o'clock) midnight LION TOLD HOW TO BUY AUTOMOBILE tyOver all tbe laughable situations In the industrial world a man in midst of buying an automobile takes easy precedence ht Graham now connected with Buford Brothers declared at the weekly meeting of the Lions Club Thursday at the' Chamber of Commerce In no industry do men with other Ise good intelligence show such little discretion as they do in the automotive world Mr Graham maintained saying that the automobile user'scontributton to his own cost was'Itaggering when considered at its money value Pebole meking to trade in a used Itutomobile are the ones who sit on 1 the board of the- automotive business and comPetelY run it Mr Graham de eared and it is their insistence' on trading with the man who will give them the most for this delapidated article that should be corusidered just Ilk a worn out parr of shoes or any article bf old clothing that keeps the prices of automobiles aro high that the profit mad cm them la greatbr than in any other industry et the world ha said Mr Graham urged the prospective automobile buyers consider their car from the viewpoint of the safety comfort convenience economy and appearance best suited to their needs and let their old tars to on to the scrap pile where they belons Thus ha declared would they be saving themselves many dollars As the entertninment feature of the club meeting 'William Farris gang a trio of favorite old songs TAMMOY LEADER 011DiR INDICTMENT New York Aut 211--(P)--Martin 3 HMI Tammany district leader and formerly first deputreommissioner of plant and structures was Indicted Thursday by a Federal grand jury on a charge of failure to file an income tax return for 1927 and failure to suPPlY information concerning hia income for that year The indictment grew out of Healy's receipts of a 910000 loan from Mrs Bertha Ewald recently revealed in connection with charges that 910000 had been paid to influence the appointment of George Ewald to the city znatristrate'e bench in 1927 The loan kire Ewald and Healy told a county grand Jury WWI with out interest Mrs Ewald staid she had been given a note for the money Which she had lost The story of the 910000 loan and the charges that it figured in Ewald's magistrate's appointment came out of an inquiry into the Cotter Butte Mines for mail fraud In the sale of whose stock Herald is now under Federal indictment FOR PUMA 'CANAL New ()riotous Aug Harry Burgess Oovernor of the Panama Canal Zone' arrived hero Thursday On 'his way to Washington to ask tbe budget bureau tor IS000- 000 for running expenses of the canal Nasbvilin post office and all stations will remain cloned through out ths day Monday Labor Day but a sufficient fore will ha on band to keep the outgoing mail moving Eins- eta delivery servien will to on as usuaL Tilers mill be no aeltverien or colictions on rural routes ST LOUIS BOTTLING PLANT ROCKED BT BLAST Att Louts Aug Montrose Bottling ComPanY hers WI Wa raCkad bi A tern? ym)) exP1050r1 hare Thltradaa' The bombing wit the would within a week of local bottling companies the flig Bottling Cqmoting having been at rnIrsdare Damage to' the Montroan plant was eatirratm1 at $4000 Poll attributed tha bombing to a threatened price gutting vat among zott drink Uttlroi YOUTHHEID011 Old Hickory Bathtub Practically every modern hotel today has a bath for every room and clean-lines has become such a fetish in America that many modern homes are built With sobath tor each bedroom Yet it is only 100 years ago that An 'drew Jackson had a crude tin bath tub removed- from the White House so that the pioneers who had elected hint would not be offended by this evidence of dandified living and condemn him as undemoccranic This is one or the amusing and significant incidents of the history of bathing sketched in the current issue of The Golden Book Magazine by Leonora It Baxter The White House' tub one of the first vessels in America definitely built for bathing was simply an oversized wash basin to which water bad to be carried and was inatalled by Mrs 'Madison about 1810 It was not until 3842 that a wealthy resident of On- tinnatt bowled over his neighbors by instating a stationary bathtub with plumbing such as we know today It was the first of its kind in-America The fact is Wet the Practice 0 through: hing has waxed and waned rough- Out 'history Miss Baxter points out Fronva simple hyglenicmeasure it has been carried to the point of vice And for long periods it has beea discarded entirely The Great Mogul: who founted'his empire in India 1600 years before Christ consideredpfiblie baths itnportant as colleges in developing civilisation and he created them on a great scale Egyptians practiced bathing regularlr even before that era and In Greece 11rcurgus made himself famous as the Arid advocate' of the cold bath when he forced hie army of Spartans to plunge into ghe river each morning the soldiers rubbing and poundine each other with wet sand in place ot soap But in Rome bathing was carried to such an extent that it contributed to the downfall of the empire Immense marble bathing palaces wars erected and citizens were known to spend six or eight hours a day lolling inhot water and berng rubbed with scented oils and resting on steam tables When Attila and his Runs arrived they found a decadent people so softened by indulgence and luxury that they were unable to defend their capital The reaction from the Roman period carried civilization to the other extreme the Golden Book writer shows The early Christians denouncced bathing along with the other luxuries of their predecessors and the race passed Into an age of filth and pestilence which affected all classes Isabella of Spain it is 'reported took but two baths In all of her life and even lag years ago there was but one bathroom in all of the miles of palace which housed Catherine the Great of RussiaRAILROADMEN GET FR01110110 3 McWhorter was recently appointed to itucceed 'W Mills of Paducah As superintendent of this Paducah ad Memphis division of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway The change win-tato place September it hag been announced Mr MIS who has been superintendent of the Paducah and Memphis division since 1896 will become general agent In the transportatkni depart -ment Both men have had wide rail road experience Mr McWhorter to the nof C' agent at Mc lets Ga and has served the road es dispatcher 'at' Cbatlanoogito trainmaster and assistent superintendent at Atlanta and at Bruceton and superintendent at Nashville Mr Bill beeart his railroad career on the Burlington route as train dig patcher In 189S and 02000000 tor Improvements 11 De Wan riturono career on Tim canal he paid was operating the Burlington route is train dlr at only half capacity handling 30000 patcher In 1822 000 tons annually with a capacity cLAREs 60000000 tons "We look for a decrease' Of about BABSON DE $1000000 in canal tolls this coming fiscal year and then every indication I that traffic will start to climb" be ouTtooK BRIGHT said "This present fiscal yoar should' see us climb to ths heights of pros- perity" Before troth: ttrWashinitton he will visit friends in Dallas and Mouiton Albany Aug 23-01112)--Roirer Babson toted authority on business posToFFIcE gilt aernttegrrs1 1110T and was on record Thursday as stat nen ing "the country has turned the cot- Baboon said consumption was now outstripping production and this meant speeding up of business and employment of more wOliCrilltIL Farmers he paid will hava greater Th Nashville post office and all buying power this fall than was as- smitattithones deriarilureonmadayin ciAlogedbor Dathryoubguht- IviPectilletrAhrthrorm4crbbthitare te revibeneutreet "Lida' fruit and vegs-- sufficient force will be on hand to seep the outgoing mail moving Bps- de uttlliverl Tters IrL17triti LhurtsaprtYnn ceserressalstoellletroFebt ecaariotapemhueacrtsh fsoinr iron antr sr colictions on rural routes i 0 MURDER CHARGE iTeno Aug 21--4PW-- Kyle Bush a ryuth I fating a charge of murder following tha death Wednesday night of Robert Owa ley at Middlesboro My Officers maid Bush shot Oweley at a religious meeting near here Monday right following a croarrel over a girl Dual Is muter Phil bouth A aces cApTititi CARRIED DowN wITH New Yorits'Aug by Shifting freight captain was carried down with his hip in New York bar bor Wedneadayn1ght after a collision with -scow Ma crow of twenty-four was rescued Tbe collision between the Clyde-Mal loty freighteA Neches and the third of a string of wows in tow of a tug occurred in the narrows off Staten Island Coact guard-boats and -police launches caved all the officer and men but Capt Eber Estee of the Neches4 was wedged in by a load of pipe On the after deck Chief Engineer Carey of side' fought desperately -toz fres him but wan pitched into the water as tiat ship turned over on ita CHARTER ISSUED TO BOARD 'A chartes4aa Bled Thursday rtmirs'ring- with Mrs West Morton CountY Register -by 'the General Board' of ehristian Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church South incorporat103 Ore lpf Abe present boards Ths charter authorized by the gen $ra1 Church conference which was held In Dallas in4 May ot 1830 pro vides for the Merging of the Eptvorth League the Sunday School and the Board of 'into one board The following were listad as incorporators of the charter: Dr Quillan Few Estes Clem Baker Miss- Mable Howell and Mrs ANewelit 7 NUMBERS REQUIREI'I ROUTES rn order to facilitate the 4 delivery of mail in tliceeiiections of the city 'where curb service Will be put into et feet next Tuesday it will be neceararr for all persons who will benefit under thJI arrangement to number their houses ArbitrarY numbers may be used for the present for this purpose Postmaster Minton said It will not be necessary to put- up large mall boxes such as are used on -ftrursi routes but all boxes must be placed near enough to the curb to enable the carrier to reach them without leaving his vehicle BUSINESS CLUB PLANS GOLF MEET Plans wire laid following the luncheon Thitiktar for the- golf meet which is 'to be held by members of the American B1111111-00111 Club next Wednesday afternoon at Shelby Park Mins' -Annie Swift tentertained the club lat several dances She was acnotntranied by Mrs Elizabeth Gilliland klanTSionn president was in charge and Ed' Connette and Jo Combs ware directors for the program NASHVILLIANSTO ATTEND CONFERENCE ouTtooK''BRIGHT TrcoU'r Nazheillians Prank H' Levers- president and general-manager of the T- -4 American Bread Company and Mrs Evers Humphrey of the Arneri- Albany Aug 22--(11112)--Roirer can Bread Company and Idris Hum tinkles noted authority on business Pbrev will attend the Grand Interne- ttiatice returned here after a 10000 tional Conference and Exposition in le tour ot the Content grain bait Atimintio City Awing the wail of Sep- was on record Thursday ea stab tember 22 "the country has turned the cor- At the cortvenflon according to 1 Bakers' Helper a magazine of bakery Baboon said consumption was now practice and management bakers from reign cotmtries will tstripping production and this IP rneet with tant speeding up of bushiest and resenteta a a tivaes of thuAmeaa lcan- Bikers ployment of triore workmen nt listles-nt Manufacturers Association will wr Ferme he said will irreA'' have cm dinplay latest machines ying power this fall than was ex- equipment and methods sled Their chief revenue he said The Bakers' Helper also declared It come from the fruit that Nashville daily COMIUMel go 1 ccoPe whim' ere tu a 060-of biked-goolts according to a-re-1 Ink cent governmental tabulation 1 PROVIDENCE 11AS MORE FRIIISIONS Providence Ky Aug coal mining communley Ito verses on edge from a recent airplane bombing was the scene of new disorders Wednesday night hen three dynamite exploelons larred the city The dyna mite dbarged -In open fields at the ears of the citlcaueed no damage Fire arms were discharged in the streets during the night Tao town warn qUist at dazbroak 1 ROLPH VICTOR IN CALIFORNIA RACE San rrancisco 'Mayor Re publican Nominee for Governor San Francisco ig James Ro Jr of San Francisco emerged victorious in the race for the Republican nomination for victory that has led to the Governorship of California for every nominee Of that party in the last thirty six years The lateet unofficial tabulatiop of Tuesday's primary vote with on! 463 scattered precincts missing Out of the State's 10283 gave Rolph 364696 Governor Young 339110 and Buren Fitts district attorney of Loa Angeles 288880 Both Young and Fitts conceded victory to Rolph and sent their congratolatione State Senator Frank Merriam of Long BesoN apparently won the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor nosing out L' Carnahan the Incumbent and State Senator Tallant Tubbs of Han Francisco The latter ran on a "wet" platform and had taken a big lead in the early returns In 9612 precincts Merriam polled 240899 Carnsham 220011 and Tubb a 211066 Ali of California's eleven Congresstnen were renominated Of these only three had any weightI opposition Prohibition did not figure directly in the Governorship campaign but Rolph based his candidacy on a "ha rat" platform while Young and Fitts recervkd the support of the organised drys There were reports that Southern Republican leaders were considering putting an independent dry in the field'against Rolph in the November election but no announcement to this effect was forthcoming Rolpb's'Detnocratic opponent in the final election will be Milton Young whO sought both the Republican and Democratic nominations He was unopposed on the latter ticket polling 42043 votes in 11747 precincta On the Republican aide he polled 14638 votes ALtEGEBATTACKER IS HE Lnu -Pollowng- i a re-Identification Wed- nesday by a six-year-old girl of her uncle Elmwood Carter SO Tucker Avenue as the one who criminally sasau1te4 Iter- Carter wu in the 'County 'Jail Thursday- awaiting action of the grand furl which will convene' the middle of September for the next' term of court The child was in the meantime continuing under treatment at the General Hospital or disease said to hsA been the result of the alleged 'assault- carter and giber persons Involved in- tee case-were questioned Wednes day afternoon bYlAttorney-General Richard 'Atkinson Sheriff Gust Eiger State Officer Roy Darden preparatory to further actionor prosecution of the case 4 Thefather of the child SfOrSan Carter also of Tucker Avenue was under arrest on cherges of compounding Officers charged that be endeavored to hide the alleged act of Ms brother by 'laying the blame for the attack me a sixteen-year-old boy who was freed Wednesday on lack of evidence against him BUSIKSS INSTITUTE MANAGER NAMED Letroy Moore educational and financial director 'of the First Baptist Church bee been appointed general manager of the Business Training Institute Inc It was announced Thursday by It Short president The appointment becomes effective I Me Moore came to Nashville from Waco Texas about year ago to assume the position with the First Baptist Church A business meeting of the church was held Wednesday night during which Mr Moore's resignation was attested- -4 While in Waco Mr Moore served Ans educational and financial director of the Seventh Baptist Church at the same time atu4ing at Baylor Universilty His last two years in Waco were spent -as an Instructor in the Scnool of Business Administration of Baylor University erten be completed the requirements leading to the Master of Arts degree At on -time he 'was cashier of the First National Bank of LAWSONI- DEATH 0 SH CKS COOKEVILLE 'Cookeville Tenn'Aulf eg---(Snecial) deatil from heart failure of Lawson of 'thief city while at tending the Chattanooga convention of es-service men came as a great shock to hie many trinds here was SI years old and was reared In Jackson County He served overseas during the World War and Place the war had resided fit Cookeville Until recently he had been engaged In the mercantile business He In survived by Pile wife and by many other relatives In this and Jackson Counties He left Cookeville Sunday iVith -a large delegation 'of local a-service men to attend the Chattanooga convention lit whieh time he agPeared to be in his usual health Ho was an activernember of the Cookeville Poet Of the American Legion serviette were conducted Wednesday afternoon followed by the intertnent in the Cookeville Cemetery AUTO STRIKES TREE -DRIVER IS INJURED Clarksville Tann August 24---(Specia1P--Will Hunt Cheap Hill real-dent received serious injuries Wednesday afternoon when the car which he was driving crashed against a tree at a curve on the Strondsville road Mr Hunt was conveyed to the Clarkeheapitat soon after the accident He sustained possibly a fracture of the skull and had not regained etn dourness when he reached the hospital The car wee almost completely wrecked Mr HUNt wasalone in the automobile Head merchant rear Eitrotidavi Ile heard the creek and summoned Carmel Revival ISTewb'ent enn Sus Rev Davis of Newberrt has f-ust closed a ewe ceasful revival on his circuit at Carmel Methodist Church South four miles gilt of Newbern Largo krou'ds wars In attendonce Several new menn here were added to the rhurch The Rev Mr Davis Is conflating a ref viva! ea his cipuit ta week at Zia-WSW" PRIMARY SEJS PRECEQEIII 4 State Democratic tains Claims of Contestants By RALPH PERRY The Tennessee State primary which met in the Capitol to canvass returns of the August 1 and hear contests some new history in Tennessee tics To bring the facts to the out undue use of words two mu complaining regarding elections were successful new precedent The beneficiaries were 1 of Smith County contesting itomination of Bart Nixon Representative and of Dyer County who was taking the nomination away ht Warren Beasley On the face of defeated by amainrlty ot votes But bmed on the omot by the contestant the sub-committee recommended throwing out ire' turns of the Nineteenth District I it was mid that who did liot possess poll tes voted and this gave Beasley intlority of ninety-seven Nixon The primary board decision Beaeley who was In the ate in 1929 and was cheirman judiciary committee faced a mittee which wee overwhelmingly adminlitration The members so clamed were James Cookeville Ernest BaMon tary of State A (Pat) William Oupton of Nashville Switier who had been elected ceed Sparkman of the committee was the fifth Nixon apparently was retaining the nomination torney exoreised willingness low his cause to met with committee There had been talk he lost the contest he would an independent Committee Interpreted the etatement of eel otherwise This was the report made after an extensive sideration of the evidence In the Sparkman-Warren the sub-committee recommended the action of the county board in throwing out the four boxes be not upheld over protest of Mn Dave tommittee member from Dyersburg had made a plea earlier in that the county authorities familiar with local conditions tinned By restoring the canvass showed that received 2162 votes and Warren CHARGES EITARTLING Warren's charges in throwing out the disputed somewhat canting It wee in some of these precincts were not opened until late afternoon and that thom cote were accepted regardlonot and other qualifications The perfunctory duty of the candidates and canvassing vote in the primary was The official vote was declared follows: Governor Gwinn 141 Henry Norton 144596 States Senator long term 294 Cordell Bull 140467 Todd 793111 United tore short teBrock 113 a 46917 3 Averl contesting the nominal-Bon of 'W 'Craig as withdrew his appeal committee as did who announced he would nomination of LDurharn Direct Representative from Lauderdale County NO COMPETENT John Raildolph Neal who Brock for the- short senatorial made his complaint but this dismissed by the committee following report of the sub-committee being adopted: "We the undernigned mittee appointed to hear the made by John Neal once to the nomination of Brock for the short United States Senator port: No competent evidence mitted to'sustain any of the made by the said Neal The that Senator Brock bad spent 000 In the campaign is utterly false by the sworn itemized -statement submitted by Brock Ind his treasurer Ths 'Item set out In fftdavit are entirely proper expenditures '4 "The statement that been spent in this qunpaign on its face to be so reckless view of the fact that it is unsupported by any find that said charge was en utter and reckless the truth "As to the charges that and irregularities occurred counties of the State the did not support with any evidence In view of the this wholesale charge against entire party and against all of the State was made specification it Is obvious was a mere dragnet charge contestant must have known fate 'We hereby role ster our nation of the practice of making reckless and unfounded against a reputable citizen Senator Brock is known to have made such an expenditure that charged by the contestant have been a foolish against candidate who seriously treated in any of numerous and constant races in Tennessee "We reeowtmend that In contest' be required to be oath and Irregularities specified so that the people able to tell the difference honest contest and a contest In this case for mere notorlety" The new State Executive Committee of the Democrats will Nashville on September 1 purpose of organizing and rangernents for the campaign 'ember TWO CHILDREN DIE AS SAND PIT CAVES IN 1 es 1 I 't 1 1 I- 1 I -s too I 1 Sports Financial General 'AP 9 I 0 4 'N efts Financials' General 1 News and ClasSi-' is 1 I 41115) 1 -t---News and Classi- kitel 1 1 I it 1 I 11 I lied -Ads lied Ads -2 yN 0 ---N 1 ss iN fl 1 I 1 4 1 4 I tl I NASHVILLE TENN THURSDAY AFTERNOONAUGUST 28 1930 i 4 1 1 1 I 1 'al ibi6 t' 111 I ew of Safety 1 ules 1r ere Fur 1 atIrc0 After ra it A 1 2 nvnnn nnnn nrrnr ni iiirn rnn FRANCIS CRAIG'S FIN VIIIII1R IN EACHEIIS :110 1 nELUE DIAMEIJ run Ali I ijult ufiutE i in- PRIMARY 1 BE OCCUPIED 'SHOALS FAILURE wilynuy 11716um 1 :11 1 Oi Pi I Oft It EE i-)) CALIFORNIA RACE sEjs pREcE0E1 i a 40 I 1 i i fn' i A -1 It 0 -4 f- 1 4 I 4 11-4 1 IN1 I 'I 1 Georgia Senator Says Gov 1 tee elle re -J- s' 4- -v San Francisco ayor Re Coroner at Chicago Takes Memphian Plans -f: el 1 ty4 -os 1- lc 1' publicas Nominee for State Democratic ains Claimsof Action on Following Killing ernment Opeation Is tonal I ona Campaign-4hot -i of Only Course Men ner Manager' I 01 Tw i 4 I Governor kr -1 1 2 it ii: Lontestants Si ft te oe a 1 0 Macon Oct' Aug 2 3 1 te tee este San Francisco Aug 23-derlayor I) RALPH -It to 1 fk -e-- James ROA- Jr of San ranciaco 0 Til STIPULATIONS a position that government ownership Dr HOFFMAN I -e te tt' I the Muscle Shoals 4 end operation the 13tats Republican Executive tot emerged victorious in the race for the Tbe Tennessee State printery 1 i properties in Alabama "Is tee only committ satin au- a peirnal7 et- tee et et Republican nomination for Governor-- which met in the Capitol I to Destite Fatal Accident Race -i- course that can be taken Senator Board Wedneaday afternoon voted to ts 4 tee a victory that has led to the Clover- to canvass returns of the Executives Announce Walter George addressing the Ma dismiss the contest of Harry Burn teate et 0 4 norebip of California for ve ry nom! August 7 and hear contests 1:1 eme tt es et nee Of that party in the last thirty some new history in Tennessee con Kiwanis Club hero detedneedatt or 'th bern ri I minetion and Ill a a DO 1 ye -4 111X years i Elaborate Pro r--1 tics said that President Hoover's declare declared Arthur Bruce the nond- I 1 ti 0 ti 1 tot- The lateet unofficial tabulatiop To bring the facts to the FILM tion that the Reece plan is right placed nee listened to iddresses by Mr tit it 4 k': ll "-l b'-' i Tuesday's primary vote wira onit 463 the disposition of the properties "in Brum Chairman Howard Re'Shotner t- Nts ets ti 't 1 kNii 6 Ilt scattered predncts missing DLit of the out undue use of words two ta complaining regarding State's 102831 gave Roiph 364692 i the forefront of American political and Will Taylor National Commtt e- 'et 'Nt were successful t1'1e i i' 4 Governor Young339910 and 0 'DISSATISFIED significanc tt 1 itt tee" teeman and adjourned tt- 3 i et Buren Fitts district attorney of Loa new precedent The beneficiaries were I --It o' i --ae--------" Fi The Re plan--Introduced and Mat Howard Shofner was ettle -t tt is tte Nte tt ti 3' Angeles 283880 Both Young and tts conceded victory to Rolph and of Smith County contesting I I Chl Aug 211--41110-A verdict of Passed by the House of Represent samed State manager for Mr Bruce i' 'Iti I their I ti Ille nation of Bart Nixon CagO sent congm a a time in the recent Congress provided and made an appea for party her- State Senator Frank Merriam of Representat ive and ht accidental death was returned Thurs day by the coroner's jury Investigating for the private operation of the prom melee under lease from the govern- Mr Bruce wasi Introduced bY toet Atte 1 it I ts iee 4: i z-A Long Beace apParently won the Ro- sett publican nomination for Of Dyer Counte who was the navy Plane entai at Curtiss Air- me eeeutenent taking the nomination away merit The plan was sponsored bv Will aylor following the rather Representative Reece of Ten stormy session of the committee as wwgtr 33t irS-- s-tt'-14 2e itistsi 7 Governor nosing out L' Carnahan Id Warren port Wednesday in which Lieut Pau the I be -et- ncum and State Senator Beasley Olt the face of nessee and is directly i osition 'not Republican ey oppo only he epucan candiate defeated majority it of Ile 'Sham pilot and Louie Weiner et- 4 --tet 3sedeetttte Tenant Tubbs of Han Francisco The efeate a ma to the plan of Senator Norris intro but the next Governor of the Volun- '6 tt'" -e- Y' tt te ot -3 'k: i 2 tarter ran on a "wet" platform nnd votes But bmed on the proof civilian were killed duced and passed by the Senate de- tier State" In its report the jury commended Ds mending a government operation and In addressing the committee Mr 4 Sham for "bis self sacrifice in avert- 1 Mg a ater tragedy' by avoiding the I crowded Monads' The coroner's office cotral of the Mulch Shoals proper Bruce said: am a business maq Francis Cralgts Orchestra just returned to Nashville after a stcessful summer season teleDiscusZing th'e situation Senate Ana? trsocam- Georee said that the direct variance of bushesix methods into the conduct of I had taken a big lead in the early re- by the contestant the sub-committee 'II a Dr serick of programs over Radio Station WSM Thursday night when the Union Ice Cream Company put of Nashville will present the group and other entertainers in a studio party for several hundredsclealers turns In 9612 precincts Merriam recommended throwing out potted 240899 Carnaham 220011 and turns of the Nineteenth District Tubber 217066 it was Paid that AU of California eleven Congress- who did toot peewees atoll tng Men were renominated Of rt -teat onlY voted and this gave Beasley ti was atm oommended on its prompt no- Office andproposed to inau 4' tion in ordering that call races end the two bills made it necesmry the gurate who handle Union Ice Cream in this section 1 three had any weightI opposition lority of ninety-seven case-were questioned Wedneme vote against were accepted regardles conference between the two houses I constructive prograin -declaring The orchestra has returned to Nashville after a season at the Chase Hotel in St Louis and the Prohibition did not figure directlY board I without aerobatics that there be no Nixon The primary boa rat "Mr Reme was a member of the that there had been enough destruct- Muehleback Hotel in 'Kansas City- in the Governorship campaign but low flying and that the bleachere at decision' cent renee committee from the House Hee methods under the Democrats Rolph based his candidacy on a "lite Beasley who was In the the south end of the field be kept nd a le he'and he alone who Is He Proposed a business plen for bad- Hager genera 1 manager of the Union Ice Cream Company Sost: at-thg special party eral" platform while Young and Iritts ate in 1929 and wee chairman vacant during the rams 4 responsible for the conferees' failure geting the aefairs of the administra The party will last from 11 o'clock) midnight' rv el th 3 rece support of the organized judiciary committee faced a di Reynolds Airport Chicago elm to adopt the Senate plan of govern tion and premixed to keep the poo drys There were reports that South- mines which was overwhelmingly ple advised through ment operation and control" Senator gh public -statement 1 pin ern Republican leaders were consider Aug 211- New safety rules went Administration The members Geodes deelared as to what is going on In the State ing putting an Independent dry in the Into effect at the national air races id ent i government so clamed were James Thursday as the result of the acci rex Hoover a Position non on the 1 fl id' i I in the November 1 Old Hickory CAP CANKIED aga ns 0 Cookeville Ernest Heaton Will Taylor id that hod came to light recently when hd ay or ila a any 1 tio election but no announcement to this dent willoh cost two nem Wedneeday matte tary of State' A (Pat) I addressed a letter to Representative who eatys "Bill" Taylor is not tbace 1 Bathtub effect was forthcoming 4 In hoPes of preventing any further emo Rolph's'Elemeratic opponent in the wil ton of Nashville liam OUP of the Republican State ticket doesn't 3 tragedies such as occurred undreds when a Reece during the latter's campaign for I 1 et spectated' County Coroner Her s-d hat be is talking oboue and racing navyplane fell near i renomination on the Republican ticket anew we 0 oily AUTOMOBILE DOI 1 TH SHI ng socor ng to Senator George wilfully is misstating the facts tele I 1 final election will be Milton Young Switeer who had been elected who sou ht both the Republican and ceed Sparkman of Practically-mere modern hotel today was un the committee was the fifth Democratic nominations He Nixon an Bundesen ordered two large that I your an is right and had pledged his wholehearted Support of has a bath for every mom and de et' clean oppoxed on the latter ticket polline Ni apparent was con the Other lan been lines has become such a fetiste in 1 3 blocks of bleachers either torn down by the the ticket and predicted success In ii forced the November election 42043 votes in 9747 precincts On the retaining the nomination 1 left comerees would nave been torcee Over all the laughable situations In America that manyemodern homes are New York'Aug 248-t-tielt-Caught by Republican side he polled 14638 votes torney expressed willingness i or left unoccupitet to disapprove it' The contest filed by Hamm? Burn Sweetwat i The bleachers are near the Pylon i of er aganst Brute was tak the industrial 'world a man in midet' built with a bath for each bedroom 1-hifting freght sl a captain was carried --o----- ow his cause to rest with 4 It a unthinkable that the 1 Chief Yet it is only 100 years ago that An- veers racing planes swing around the Executive of our nation should take en up at theofternoon session The of buying an automobile takes easy tub down with hie hip in New York hare ATTACKER iThehercoentsadt reenwot ALlEGED would drew Jacksen had a crude tin bath i 1 far from where the i tfed and not returns as certified by the Secretary bor Wedneadaynight after a collision such a pooltion" the junior Sena- Secretary precedence 1m Graham tow con- removed from the White House so navy plane fell killing the ollot Lieut tor declared "It's unthinkable to State showed that Bruce received with I -acete Ku el twenty- an independent Committee' that the pioneers who had fleeted hint Deshazo and Louis Weiner a think that be would hays taken su 60669 votes and Burn S2687 The netted with Buford Brothersoleciared not be offended be this evidence raceOonceSSIOnftir four-was-reocued -4 Interpreted the statement of a position after the House an dr the had committee also reported that Burn at the weekly meeting 'of the Lions would n- Tbe confutes' between the ClydeMal Is HELD IN of dandified living and condemn him 4 sel otherwise This was the The coroner also decreed that racers Senate bad passed the bill providing carried only a small number of Club Thursday atotMC Chamber of loty freightee Neches and the third of port made after an extensive co ties and that if all the counties Club as undernoccradc sideration of the evidence ts Must finish their dashes in normal' governmentewnership and operation" helm a This is one tthe amusing and alp a string of mows in tow of a tug position instead of zooming up over Be said that the Democrats loot at was Comme protesting were throwa out nificant incidecb of the history of occurred in the narrows off Staten i In the Sparkman-Warren the bleachers in sharp turns back to the tariff fight fecau of the 'be of would still have a me- i In no Industry do men with othero nti bathing sketched In the current issue Island Coast sherd-boats and -police 4 the sub-committee recommended the landing field His third stipidne Wand Of "certain Southerly Senntors" wyst Michael wer20000 vote -Wise good intelligence show such little launches saved ell the officerto and et the action of the county lion was that no elanes may fly at of counsel for Burn discretion as they do in the automotive The Id Book Magazine by Le men but Cap en set Capt Eber Elute 3iiit the ir'lls I -id tiacation Wed- board in 4 ow et a re en throwing out the challenged the correctness of the ro- world Mr Graham maintained say- Baxter Ceche He wee wedged in by a load nesday by a six-year-old girl of her four boxes be not upheld a low altitude over the crowds DEEP A RODEO The White Housettub one of the et over protest of Mrs Dave nort pointing to a 'telegram which ing that at the automobile usee'scontri pipe on the after deck uncle Elmwood Cartere 40 Tucker mittee memer from Stunt fliers including the foreign built of first vessels in Ameride definitely Dyersburg' showed the vete in Carter Connty to button to his own cost was aitagrering met Eagineer Carey of Hilo aces who have thrilled crowds daily be just the reverse from the vote as oversized when considered at its money value dor bathingt was simply an side fought desperatelyeto free- millet! Avenue sae the one Itho criminally had made a plea earlier in with their exhibitions were ordered tabulated in the returns The tabu- Pettple emking to trade in a used wash basin to which water bad to ue him but was pitched into the water as elstutted ker- Carter 1Iwu in the that the county authorities to stay out Over the landing veld is BIG SUCCESS lated returns showed Bruce received stutamobile -are tits ones who sit on and was inatalled by Mrs DM ship turned over on it Mdse Ring ac miller with local conditions County jail Thuradal awa hereafter 3490 votes in Carter and Burn re- the board of the automotive business Madison about 1810 It was not until tained By restoring the ceived 3490 votes in Carterond Burn and competely run it Mr Graham de 1842 that a wealthy resident of CM- 1 tion of the grand tery which will con- canvass showed that 3 CRAIN IN VESTIGATED neighbors by et' received 1110 1 A dared and it is their insistence' on bowled over his ne with CHARTER ISSUED To vine' the middle of Septentber for the ceived 2162 votes and Warren bathtub witn A committee of neon pilots investi next' tei trading with the man who will give instating a stationary PLEADINGS ZIEAD today It 1 0f court CHARGES EITARTLING geted the crash of Lieut Deshaso's Mobl tAls t' 1-OPI-Ale them the most for this delapidated plumbing such as we know ems 't st he child was in the meant plane It barely missed bleachers Aug It was agreed that counsel should article that should be considered just was the first of its kind in -America tinuing under meantime "'le Warren's charges in 3 Idled with spectators and some of betna's second annual deep sea Wet' of read the pleadings in' the and like- a worn out parr of shoes or any he tact Is that the Pme areatment at the Gen- throwing out the disputed Imehaso's brother pilots believe 'be In' rodeo ended Wedneedar afternoon the answer article ta old "clothing that keeps the to bine has waxed and waned th nt eral Hospital lor a disease said to somewhat startling It was 'deliberately maneuvered his ship to with the official record of fourteen Points out Mr Michael then read the pleadings prices of automobiles ex high that the Ou -history Miss Baxter poi has bee: Clint result of the alleged in some of these precincts of his client which charged irrelgc-- Profit mad ow them to' greatr than lemma simple hygleniameseure belt -tete st et 4 s- assault were not opened until late bring about his own-death rather than tarpon Included In the catch for the have his plane drop among the bor bottles in various- counties and the tummy other industry world ha beew carried to the point of vice aAnd tcarter and other Persons mvolveo afternoon and that Mom ll three perpetration of numerous frauds in said long ong periods it has been discarded tr te in itte tor stricken onlookenet eleven person three days of anglin ainst id A chartesoleas tiled Thursday deka- LBO afternoon- bYtAttorney-Genetal and other qualifications- wereineured by flying 'parts and Register election It was chart! that lens Mr raha urged Gm the prospective entirely lam year the elec an 1000 bona fide vest had been automobile buyers ere conelder their car The Great Mogul: who founded ring -with Mrs West Morton ounty Richard 'Atkineon Sheriff Gust El The perfunctory duty of dle' was than burning oil as the planes gasoline The largest 'terPon Bin I tank exploded but none of them Was caught by A eberman not Mobile cast in Shelby 1 600 years before rion" gee State Officer Roy Darden pre- the candidates and canvassing alb County while the re- from the viewpoint of the safety corn mph' in India 206 fort I idered ttby the General Board of peratory to further actionor proliecu- vote in tho -primary was ram Mowed t000 for rues an rt convenience economy and ala Christ cons baths -P believed seriously hurt weighing 109- pounds 3 for Burn: that in Davidson 'County pearance best suited to their needs portant as colleges in developing della Christian Education of the Methodist tion' of the case The official vote was declared The prospect of seeing Cot and Mre In addition to the conquest of the Theatather of the child Morgan lows: Governor Gwinn Charles A Lindbergh drew spectate silver king monarchs elnong opportunity it as given the Re and let their old cars to on to the created them On a great I Ch tie I ttts no icaoppo un ya -g xenon' an crea he of piscopa ureic Sou ncorporat" arter also et nicker Avenue was 143 Henry Horton 144596 earlier than usual tors and officials alike to the airport game fish worideseores of cavalleand publican voters to express their pref scrap pile where they belong Thus scale -Egyptians ye eters acti he turns showed he tared would thea be saving regularly' even rced batn-n ing tre ehepresen 3 under arrest on charges of compound- States Senator long term Field executives countless numbers of other species had creme an received I 567ssand Burn 961 th seIe oll hi self famous Thit authorized boards the gm- inc a telionvi Officers charged that 294 Cordele Hullo 140487 not knowing when the Lindbergh' contributed to the general success of r--- ems ves ma aret Orem Litcurgus ma th tree eltutch conference' which wets that hop off after- their overnight the event 3 "gram frauds' were Perpetrated Ali the mitertninment feature of the as the nrat advocate' of the cold ba before that era and I chrter in a number of kiaat renneallee court- club meeting 'William Ferris sans a When be forced he river eYaeoht Old In Dallas in May ot 1930 -pro be endeavored to hide the alleged act Todd 79311171United ot his brother bY'laying the blame for tor short teem Ilirock 113301 morning vides for the Merging of the' Eptvorth stop It Columbus- took no One of the subdued tarpon surren I Second District 1 it old tho attack ion a sixteen-year-old boy Neal 46917 chances of allowing the famous couple dared at the end of a line in the Inindso Oleg and that a the trio aver songs to plunge into dee "y'r to arrive unwelcomed The Lind of a woman angler Miss Anna Bell fraudulent instruction crd were dr- that the soldiers rubbing and poun lategue the Sunday School and the Board of Christiani tEclucation into ot soap non of 'Craig as who wee freed Wednesday on lack of AVeey' contesting the evidence against him other with wet sand in place berghs left Basbrouk Heights McCorveY of Mobile who landed a culated Among the voters an tt one board carried to ator withdrew his 'appeal for the air races Wednesday after 713 pound flail oft Grants Pass She 'TAMMANY LEADER onle bathing' wastrib to The following were listed as dine each In many counties the primary ec on was held withotit the issuance or But in much an extent that it con Soon 3 was awatled first prize for the tars sense Porators of the charter: Dr 'W tod w3oUrd eo' these 1 Despite the 'tragedy of Wednesday eat Bah caught by a' woman proper call By reason 0 ese rreg the downfall of the empire immense I rid the -petitions maintained he lila W'P le IL Estes Clem erected Few nomination of I Durham race executives announced that the First prize for the largest tarpon a est marble bathing palaces were tree Baker Mile- Mable kt Howell and '1 Direct Representative from for Thursday-sixth A cau ht with live bait was awarded to should 011 program -ay hld be the nomination Mr Bruce winch INDICTMEN 'and citizens were known to spend ai wa rm the mimeo-will be the most elaborate Patternon Mobile He landed a The answer or eight hours a day lollingaeehted 31 1 ANAGER NuirD dale County' oils 1 Ho kins set out 1 gh Hopkins rim rubbed with thus far Three races a men's free- 104 1-3 pounder A Sherman also read by Ra I was the petition ter and be When iihiL COMP -ETENT 'EVIDEXC that the allegations end resting forell in open planes of 110 Cubic of Mobile on second prise for the uncertain" that on steam tables found tiBER uIRED Attila and his Huns arrived they to i I to John Randolph Neal who piston displacement a woman's corn- largest silver king caught on artiti were 'so generaiaed aun ndce moved that in- 1 petition for open planes of 600 cubic cial lure His catch welgited 101 a rePlr wasdlineun'i New York Aug-20-41--Mertill 3' a decadent people so softened by Brock for the short senatorial the contest be dism site luxury that they were Inca piston displacement a melee pounds 3 di the HMI Tammany district leader and dulgence and TAR du tio I and ft made his complaint but this Mr Hopkins before reading a an defend their capital ON NEw ROUTES roY4-00ree ca -na-: missed by the committee competition for open type ships of t' ewer said he didn't think the corn- formerly first deputreommissioner of unable to una the Roman period minder director of the" First MaPtist follow 'n EXCHANGE CLUBS The reaction from following report of the sub-committee 0 100 cubic inch pisto displacement mates could go behind the returns plant and structures was Indicted ivilization to the other ex- Were scheduled earried Churchhas been appointed general being adopted: but stated that his client didn want Discouraged by the necessity of call a Federal' grandjurg treme the Golden Book writer shows Thursday- manager of the Business Training en- the undersigned the nomination if it had been pro- Christians denouncced bath- 4 Ing off several closed court races for cured by fraud On a charge of failure to file an in- The Niel the other luxuries of staute Inc It was -announced Thum- mates appointed to hear the women because of lack 'of entries I ELECT OFFICERS ins along with In order to facilitete The answer however asked for come tax- return for 1927 and failure Passed the delivery made by John Neal race executives announced that wont- and the race Pas day by IC It Short- president The ispeciflo proof of the charges made to supply information concerning his their moot eo age of nun and pentiteece of mail in titosecsections of the- city nce to the nomination of en pilots Thursday would compete LA by Burn arid denied generally and income for that year-- appoinithent I becomes effective Seta Brock for the -short over bridge tables in the cabin of a into II 1 Isabella of where curb rale Will be put into et- asses specifically each count contained in The indictment grew out of Healy's which affecte a did no City of such conditions that the people named a large plane as the plane soars tember 1 3 United States Senator over the petition Mr Bruce in his on-cremipt of a 110000 loan from Mrs ed took but tWO fe Spain it is SePort to ctnext Tuesday will be necessary i i the airport 3 ife and even Ler moors came' to Nashville from Port: ewer expressed the feeling" Bertha Ewald recently revealed in baths in all of her 1 tor-all persons who-will benefittunder about swear a "No competent evidence OKLAHOMA MAX WINS 'DEBBY Indianapolis Aug it ---IP)-Thomu for Mr Burn and declared that should connection with charges that $10000 Years ago there was but one bathroom Waco Texastro to es- lees which ithjs barrangement tot number their mated toegustain any of the 'meson City Commissioner of jack he (Burn) be 'deelared the nominee had been 4 paid to influence the alt inoll Of the miles Pa gum the position wifh the First Bap- Results Of the seventh and last of he (Brwee) would cheerfully support pointanent of George lit Ewald to the housed fR ia Catherine the Greet use houses eArbitrart numbers may be made by the said Neal oThe the transcontinental derbies of the 11m was elected president ot hint in Iths November eleetilm city nutoristrateet bench in 1927 used for the present for this purpose tilt -Church A business meeting of that Senator Brock had spent 130 races was announced 11 Wednesday the National Exchange Clubs rn final The loan- Mrs Ewald and needy when Art Goebel noted forbis convention session here Thursday BAIR Postmaster Minton said: It will not the church was held Wednesday 000 in the campaign is shown ASKS DISMISSAL told a county grand jury was with OAD 14 be necessary to put up' large mail night during which Mr Moore realm utterly false by the sworn to Hawaii crossed eased the finish i line are At c1 is IL King of Memphis thenliffered out interest Mrs Ewald said she I box" such ae usedeten 1114111 natienwat-stecepted ized Meterent submitted by-Senator Dr A Jenkins eve was routes but all boxes must be placed While in Waco Mr Moore served Broc I nd his treasurer after roaring eastward frtnt Los motion that the contest be dismissed bad been given a notefor the money Angeles in hours 21 minutes 114 made first vice-president succeeding near enough to the curb to enable as educational and finaneisi director ion The "item set out' 1M seconds His speed was sufficient to Mr 'meson Other office rs a mothat Mr di be declared the which she had loot 0 the carrier to reach them without of the Seventh Baptist Church at the davit are "numb proper nominee as a own the tabulated The story of the $10000 lose and Rae-give him second eft-ce and a prize of WersZ Jtohn It Awtry Dallas Texas returns as I leaving his -vehicle same time atudeing at Baylor Culver 4 $4600 Wiley Post of Oklahoma City tecond vice-president Lieut Waltet an eertilled compiled In the charges that it figured in Ewald's atty His last two years in Waco were expen aural who flew the race Tuesday with three kiloton Washington third vice-pres the Secretary of State's office magistrate's appointment came Out e' e' i 3 opera as an Instructor in the Scnool "The statement that Other competitors was awarded the The motion was seconded by bd of a in ul into the Cott 13 to Meet Herald Harter Toledo seem me Inquiry Cotter been intent in this gn of Business Administration of Baylor first prize of 11600 his time being 2 sires 1 fraud sae hiversi on its face' to be so reckless tar)' Robert Nittche Terre Haute 1 W' McWhorter was recently tee when be completed the re- tours a minutes and 4 seconds treasurezt-William I3eck Orifft Mr Michael- of counsel or urn Mines for mail frad in the whoa stock memo is now under led- pointed to docceed''W Mills of guirements leading to the Master of view of the fact that it is said that he was not surprised at the oral indictment Arts de re 3 -At on 'time nsuPported1 by any teetinooy i Dissatisfied with some phases of Oa marshal and Bert Beallen a "steam roller" methods being em- Paducah as superintendent of the me an a was 1 4 the women events the "99" Club a dienspolls sentry his division of ployed by the 'committee He said Paducah end Memphis th ant gephaler of the litat bixationnl Bank of an resehrirse disre 'national organization of licensee he board of directors was 'reelect the contest was brought in good faith Nashville Chattanooga lea tall 1141 1 women pilots voted to-- work for ed except la two Instances Louis beeause of -the deplorable conditions I Louis Railway The change vent 4 to- ehe truth changes in the 1931 meet Kimble Salt Lake City replacing A in the State and that it was because I -I place September 1 it has been an it: i i LAWSON'S- DEATH "As to the charges that Mrs Louise Thaden or Pittsburgh Watson oleo of Salt Lak nounced 4 4 and irregularities occurred 1 National Secretary announced the and Louis IC Gordon Fairfield Ala were rising in defense of their sacred FOR pAtiAllA CANAL Mr Hill who has been superintend 1 I ties of the State ate club had passed a resolution asking sueedng Floyd Miller Nalama- ight ent of the Paducah and Memphis di- -Plans wire laid following the lunch- SHOCKS cooKEvILLE min cci ts I support with ith any that meet officials name- a woman on zoo Mich Arthur Brodie of counsel for Bruce vision since 1896 will become general eon Theraday for thegolf meet which evidence In view of the the race committee through whom the ask icing to withdraw his motion in tt agent in the transportatent depart- Is tote held by 'meinhers of the feminine fliers may present their BOOTH TARKItiffroll order that Michael might be beard "ment Both men have had wide rail Amer 3 Cookeville Tenne-Aug 211--(Special) this wholesale chards against Ideas King as first demurred but later New Orleans Aug 21-04)-Colonel read experience Mr McWhorter is the ican tRilingeall Club next -Wednesday -The death from heart failure of tire Party and against all of the State was made The club expressed itself am opposed Iti agreed to withdraw his motion a 1 of sofN 'afternoon at Shelby Parke 4 Lawson of "this' city while at to the manner in which the Women's order that the committee might con- HarrY Burgess Governor of the Pa- St 2agent at Mc leis Ga MISS' An Aer Swift entertained the tending the Chattanooga convention specification it is obvious rides were split Into several con- eider the returns from Claiborne name Canal th Zone" arrived here and has served road as pa distether club 14 several dances She was ac of ex-service men Caine as a mere dragnet charge as a great tests originattng in vadom sections IN HOSPITAL AGAR" County which it was claimed was Thursday on 'his way to Washington eat Chattanooga trainmaster and us' oonmanied 3 by Mrs Elizabeth Olin shock to his many triebds here He contestant must have known 1 of the country They rerommended the first county mentioned in the con 'at superintendent at Atlanta and fend' HarryStone president was in was 111 years old and was 4 reared false that only one derby be beet and that test King insisted however that be to ask tile budget buream-for 11000 at Bruceton' and superintendent at charge and Ed Connette and Joe in Jackson County He served overseas We hereby retgiater our only one etas-tint point be used would renew his motion later 000 for running expenses of the canal' Nashville Combs were directors for the pro during the World War and since the nation of the practice of making SEM SHINES- AGAIN GAIN Baltimore Aug 211---(11---Booth NENZWil NOTION and 12000000 for improvements Mr Hill began his railroad career on gram war had resided In Cookeville Until reckleas and unfounded route te as train dim' The canal he said was operating the Burlington recently he had been engaged In the against a reputable citizen 1 The rain stopped before the start Tarkington endianapolli novelist is Mr King after a stormy period or at only half capacity handling 30000 patcher in 1893 mercantile business He ix survived by senator Brock is known to of the day's program and ehe sun a patient at the Wilmer ye Institut argument renewed his motion that 000 tons annually with a capacity NASHVILL1ANS -TO his wife and by many other relatives have made such an expenditure popped out as bright as it has been the' entire contest be dismissed 60000000 tons in this and Jackson Counties that charged by the contestant for the five previous days of the meet at Johns Hopkins Hospita but off a that Bruce be declared the nom- "We look for a decrease-Of about BABSON DECLARES'' -v ATTEND CONFERENCE He left Cookeville Sunday With -a have been a foolish 1 The army air corps which has been dais declined to conferm a report of the party "I don't think we 11000000 in canal tolls thin coming large delegation 'of local ltIletelee ageinst a candidate who thrilling the crowds daily with the that he was threatened anew with need a Democratic lawyer to come fiscal year and then every indication firl'n men to attend the Chattanooga eon- seriously treated in any of fast war-time maneuvers introduced total 1 here and lecture the Republican corn- le that traffic will start to climb" be 'BRIGHT vention tit which time he aPPeared to I an Innovation at the meet when Lie Pour Nashinillane Prank Evers ha in ids usual health Be was merous and sconstent races Mr argton underwent an op mines on how to conduct a contest said id "This present fiscal year should' en in Tennessee Anthur Innes directed the squadron of Tkin el to be said "'a see us climb to the heights of pros- --OU I L'Ita BRIunT president and genemPmanager of the activernember of the Cookeville Poet i army bombers from the ground by ration 'a march 1929 deeign I A' American Bread Company and Mrs Of the American Legion We reeowtmend that In radio His directions were heard by gave the sight of his right' 1 ht eye and Michael- inquired "to whom does perit Deem Humphrey of the Amen- p2nti setvites were conducted contest' be required to be Columbia radio listeners and the spec -the operation was described after- the gentlemen motor insisted Before going to-Washington he will that he had never voted any but the 'visit friends in Dallas and Houaton Albany Aug 2S---(INSIRoirer can Dread Comeany and Idris Hunt Wednesday afternoon followed by the "ill and irreaularillea tater' at the field as well as by the werds by Dra William Wilmer as on business plermr will attend the Grand Interne- speced ao that the people Republican ticket in his Ire after Babson noted authority epu can interment in the Cookeville Cemetery pilots in the planes It remarkab success" Which King withdrew his remarks tional Conference and Exposition in able to tell the difference posToFFIcE WILL- nitittioc 70tuatd14leesroonlaftegrrsain100ft: Attantio City eluring the welt of set'- To complete the demonstration Nearly two years ago he abendoned vt- 'An we want is for this committee honest contest and a contestfatd which never before was performed in his prime-aft -bf writing manuscripts cb the law and it Arthur and was on record Thursday as stet tember 22 AUTO STRIKES TREE in this case for mere izewspaper public an announcer in an army radio in long hand and began dictating to to go itt71 ii the i ega nom nee we a ing "the country ban tuned the con At' the conventIon accordinerto plane piloted by Lleut Robert Schoen- a ateretarY you to declare him such We want cLner LABOR DAY nen" Bakers' Helper a magazine of bakery DRIVER IS INJURED 1 tcwietY The new State Executive lein from Chanute Field IL dencribed rtics and management bakers front I I Yon to bear the-proof however We Baboon said consumption was now the maneuvers front the air LADno-nnDy Asks want the truth to be known We outstripping production and this reign cotmtries will meet with rep tee of the Democrats will ULM LIU want to go into Davidson County we meant speeding up of business an VOL resentat the American II CI lc 111 August ell (it Nashville on September 2 tees me cam a ere or as enn ug Pe- Association 'and the Bakery Equ'p- clal)is-Will Hunt Cheap Hill reel purpose of orgg and Well Known as Flier A Want to gtkint0 Shelby County 1 employment more workmen anizin ment Manufacturers Association will dent received serious injuries Vedette rangements for the campaign At this point Harry Burn the con- Farmers he sold will -have greater have on display latest machines day afternoon when the 'ear which' he i Washington Aug 27-Me-Lieu 'nit 1 leather I testant following a wrangle among The Nashville post office and all buying power this fall than was ex have AIZO BEER 3 tenant De killed Wednes- methods in and me was driving crashed against a tree at der at the Chicaso air rates was one of the beat known stunt fliers of the navy He was a member of the WS 1 Shelby counsel said that it would be impoo' stations will remain closed through peeled Their chief revenue ha said sib to Present specific charges in out the day Monday Labor Day but till elm from uthe 111314 end 1 that Nashville daily consumes $ea Hunt was conveyed to the Clarke i el County ''because there are no a sufficient force will be on band to The Bakers' Helper also declared a curve on the Stroudeville road Mr ele croPs which are the greatest Ottrot biked-goodie according to a-re all soon after the accident TWO CHILDREN DIE AS tett fleet stunting trio and again balints Or tally I keep the outgoing mall moving elPe- cast governmental tabulation He sustained possibly a fracture of IL SAND PIT CAVES IN 1 "How can we tile specific charres A11 Farmers will get as much for corn the skull and had not regained WI' 1 this year was a member of the well- Buffalo NY Aug 18-04)--Reeo- the id has "rw'" will Ir? on es thi Cm are smaller known trio 1210" as the 10tIOUl urging modification of the asked en ev evidence um TIleye will no year as ever Pe dourness when he reached the hoe 3- been destroyed?" He said he bad but prices are to be higher Three" or conctiona -on rural routes ita! De Shave was a member of the Voisteed leer in order to permit man just remixed a telegram from Ed The car watt almost completely tt who have made Club" composed of men ufacture of light wines and beers and Crenshaw County Court Clerk stet- wrecked Mr Plat was atinste in the forced parachute de also calling on President Hoover to ing that-no ballots or tally sheets ST-LOUIS BOTTLING YOUTH HELD ON tinr automobile Head merchant mar 3 I went He made a forced Jump ano convene a medal aesaion of Congress tonded in the Pacific t3cean In Sep- to make immed-ste appropriations for don't get justice here Bunt re on file In his eerie 'It I IANT ROCKED BY BLAST PL uric EXFLOSIOIIS Stroudovine heard the crash and sum- moned aid i 3 tentlar 1939 His home address la an authorized billion dollar anotrue continued "Ill go into the courts" 1 4 died net as eVialt a minute" said A Mc- 1 4 It I 'Monte alio Ale He was ed Von protram were unanimously a Ift Louise Aug 18-Itosee-The Mon- HIDER CHARGE naval aviator December 6 192L adopted by the New York Stets Fed- Lassz United State District Attorney trees Bottling Commute here 1 Carmel Revival i' 'ration of Labor in convention here "I went this in the record' Burs was rocked by a tenet mb ex- I Providence Ky Aug 2a--GML-This Slewbern Tenn Aug 211-(ppecian JAMES JEWELL NFa Thtird 7 a Insisted nsed "re you Nereid for 101001 a coal mining copununitY Its nerves on -The Rev Davis of A it re a asked re Thu The bembIng rmrrt i'f--- Au eg-tem- edge from a recent bombing Newbeinc has tuxt clewed a sue The leber convention's proporals go in? he Wite the ezoond within a week of local I 1 COMMANDER OF A A RI were drafted as unemployment relief 'Noe McLane replied but I don't bottling companies the Cite Bottling Eye Bush a youth la feting a charge was the scene of new disorders cesodul revival' on his circuit at Car- I me The convention was told want you to have the benefits of any C'Irnt'ShY having wee eitalbed last of murder following tee death wettneeday night wiwn three dynamit Mel Methodist Church South four that the manufacture of wine and beer cheap notoriety' lemrsdaY Wednetalan night of Rob ert Denney exploelons tarred the city The dyne miles moot of Newbern Large krowde 1 is idditebo Ii boo ital mite diteharged 4n open fields at the were attendance alrairrtet Atir e41venmas would glee emninrnent or ere ere calls for a vote on the Damage to the Moetrora plant was at a roe re lee in a ce Several new mem est i J1 of 1r vr CaSo at Thursday indirect e- iy tO two miilion workers motion to dismiss the contest anddimatoml at 040s0 Ofticers maid Bush 'het CessIey at edge of the city reused used no damage Th berg were added to the church i le ted c-rrr4Tder-h-rmt et hle an imteltate etert on the build- CIP tit Brace the nOrninee Polio attributed the bombing to a a religions meeting near here Monday Fire arms were discharged In the Rev Ma Davis is eonflating a re- 1 I 14 Army ot ta4 to ire rrotram veguld ibelp the imam- The question was put by Chairman threatened price cutting was among right following quarrel over a girt streets during the nteht The tows deal on ilia cirvult this week at tie i 1 II ntkc Aa bond waa Uist at dbreak yioyed aezt 'winter Shater and earried- tett dr ottlers 3 ink 1ualt )ilt' qay Well" 1 I Ms ementrea pat I 7-" 1 '''t 1 'il 1 IN I 't-' tt 1 i 7 11 1 1 I 1 ts I I I 4 4 )4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 I i 1 1 Norton Mimi Aug 21-01--A cirl and a boy playing in a sand pit two miles outh of here were smothered to death late Wetineaday when the side of the pit caved in burying therm Tes bodies of the children Katherine Faulkner aged IL and James Ford 7 were discovered by after their mothers gave the alarm when the children failed to come bome for supper Still Destroyed IL Tyler Ifenth art 71 Frown working not of tho Federal kDensrtment Wiednesds destroyed a still 130 gallons of mask and fourteen fermenterp on Marrow bone Creek but no arrest Or 11311411 so the euttit waa Woh Norbert Mime Aug 21-tPle-A trirl and a boy playing in a sand pit two miles eouth of here were smothered to death late Wednesday when en the side of the 4 ett caved In burying them a live Toe bodies of the children Katherine Faulkner aged IL and dames Ford 7 were discovered by eeurchers after their mothers 'ova the alarm when the children failed to come home for supper Still Destroyed pe IL Tyler FL PI Heath and 711 L' Peown working out of the Fedee1 prohibition 'Department WizdneodzY deetremed a stile lee gallons as and fourteen fermentern on Marrow ben Creek but no arrest were ewe as the euttit was Wo I he ta r't to two etreht rerem and by: th 4 p1 4 ask ow I'd I is a.