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FAGH TWO THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Foremost Newspaper of the Two Carolinas SUNDAY DECEMBER 6 1931 SECTION ONE HUNGER ARMY TO INVADE CAPITAL TODAY AMBULANCE SERVICE FUNERAL DIRECTORS NURSES PASS Will Fight To Finish For Chinchow China Declares croaso in Hm hmiipsp fMrrisnn at Tsltsihu Tho topottH wpift dpnifd hrip Iripun iciMiied Moscow ln-fonmilly fhit it hiri nn intention of intoi fei injr with lntrpts in not hfM Maii'lunU Marchers to Be Given Food and Shelter But Will Be Watched to Avoid Trouble Successful Participants Announced at Mt Airy 241 of 310 Nurses Qualify Koo and Sze Offer celved no hope from members of the council that China would be assisted In retaining Chlm how The Chinese delegate It was said was uiged to tell Nanking to do eveivthlng to avoid renewed hostilities even to withdrawing behind the (Beat Wall Ito was reported to liavp told the rounctl committee that Japan1 would not be satisfied until thp Chi- I RCSIQnStlOllS nese army and peihaps even the Chinese civil government were removed from Chinchow and established Wall at the rainiest Kai-Shek ici-ignatmn NANKING Chin i The restfctint inns of ton Koo Chinese and Hi Alf i rd Si delegate to the Eiiguo vvcie submitted today Piesnleiit Chiang STARTS ON PGK ONE (APj Nations A diamond ring of untold charm unusual attractive 18 karat white gold mounting rtlue white diamond a remarkable alue for real quality See this ring! Easy Confidential Charge Accounts Arranged! s35 Dec Hr fmeign 1 he nf Kai-Shek urged both men to i econsider He presented his inquest Hr Koo in a personal Intel view but It was believed the foreign minister would stick bv his decision The piesident sent a telegram to In he ill Paris assuring him lie had the -iipiiott of the government and asking him to reconsider BODY "OF-'BARONESS IS ORDERED EXHUMED i 'f 1 1 A 1 1 Drnnink Dec ft Ti Tim a ut lint ii ics im iv nrdeird th rxhniuitmn of the bndv nf inna- Aon Imchrn on the ihon rhat id lie Miffcu mi? from an innit aide di-ri'-p wiien her daughter Mis KKe Will FTanjr ad-TnlniMeied an mridne of medicine i The diuhlr his broil bulged with mmdet on her own AHMng she ndminMorrd the orr-dobp to put an end to her mother pain (IT) the tempo-nry aMixitira in Japanese the war office miration aiul the that ie-pmn np'Psarv for 'poitie action 'tittrd his week intending but fiom Tn-ko informed hetonie ex- of nn tn- Voei mftTCrtirr 3a6 ciitDirJtwntjs NINL EAST TRAP STRUT WASHINGTON Der 5 (TV-Fond and shPltei and pnlu mower? made ready today for the arrival tomorrow of 1200 unemplturd demonstrated with demands fm government relief They will he met at the distil" line and will he under the close supervision and protection of an augmented police detail tioni that moment until they leave Herbert T'enjamln Washington representative of the national unemployed counriK and Pelham I) Glassford supei mtendent of pnhre agreed today on fnnl plans foi handling the riemonstiation TO BE SIHTTI El) The marohers will he sheltered in an abandoned chureh and Salvation! Armv quartets Those who can pav will be directed to boaiding hnmr and inexpensive hotels On the eve of then arrival fot-mer (senator doseph I France announced candidate for the republi-ean nomination for piesident expressed unqualif'eil appioval of the demonstration as an Jndieatinn of the grievances of the American people "Instead of meielv 1 20n unetn-ploved hungry and ries-tituto men and omen omlng to ashington 10 demand relief in this crisis he said 'In an address before the Washington Open Forum "I wish that all the millions out of woi in the countiy would come to the capital and that means might he found by which the diseontent of the gieat majority of the American people with their government might find immediate and effective expression" The demonstrate! will hold a mass meeting Sunday night to complete drafting their unemploj ment insurance hill and lav plans for a march to tpe capitol Mondav present the measure to congress I Large squads of police will he on duty Placards may be carried In the parade hut have been forbidden at the capitol by A ice Piesident Curtis Police feared this may lead to disorders Thp paraders will match nNn on the White House In an effoit to spp President Hoover Fourteen advance demonstrators were arrested there last week Say Saw It in The Observer Thank You Pei rv I'rtrohni Lrintv Sanders Fdvthe Blight Thomas Mlldied Louise Thonins Joir Gladvp Til-lev Janie Klu Wide Mary Rebeca White FAVITl 11 1 11 Fnv ettev lllr: Jstelle t'latk Leon? Fseiie Ellen Virginia Mina ciiies- japan Renews Warlike pie Rosa Lee Mudd Kdn Beryl dom Kiel a Odom Sarah Frances 1'im Maty Minis Annis pi nice Harris Hmsie Myrtle Me-Lean Marears( Allee Marsh Mary Kltrahpth Waddell Franklin: Kllile Mae Warren Artie Marie Williamson faatnn: -j Evelyn Rankin Coltir Lee Wood treenslxiro: Isabella Fliiller Alhe Iunsfoid Sutherland Edna Mae I Baldwin Rosalee Smith McConnell Blanche Ralph Newton Nannie 'ampbeil Marie Robbins Edwaids I iseamme Bell ep Johnsle Reheeea -'pi Anna Marie 7indel t'arnlvn linille Caitei Callie Mp Shep-aid Irene Zlmmernian Grmm tile: Alllne llaslon John son Mamie! Lula Ethel Smith HI ll II SON li'mlcrson hill Clam Peikinson Hlrkorv Odessa Cantt I'alsc Emma Marie Virginia Wilson Pa ne High Mae Coble Maigaret Alma Piiln Katherine Lvnn I'oia lean Krai ns Or Ann Kearns Cola Co mm Ktm-iiin: Olive Elizabeth C)rti Rube Eugenia Harriett Nina Mae Manning lela Flank Melville tllr: Mvrlle Ruth Hodges Velna Jone Lillian Minter Thelma Elizabeth Roldans Uncolnton: Eda Mav Medlm Lnmhorton: Clara Thelma Hammond ip Evelvn Smith Athea Townsend Jennie Sue Arnhem Monroe: Bessie Mae Neal Ruby Belle llnivei MOOKl 1 1 1 Mooitm illr Edna Mahle Holt liuih Adeline Coineius Morgniilon: i nrneha Mane Ainv Catherine Thornehuig Mount Atrj: Nelle Rulh Hnllings wnith Inez Nevada Kiser Eunice Elizabeth Lawnn Alice Prevette Pa 1 1 1 1 New Hern: Willie Jessie Aram Nellie M-i i it Rrnxon Oxford: Elsie (i Oveibv Raleigh: Maggie Mae (Talk Mag- behind the Great Dr Sze revealed that of President Chiang he had withdrawn his as League spokesman Threats in Manchuria TOKYO Der 5 Warlike throats rep la ed hill In military Manchuria today General Shuoru Honjo rnnminnder tolojfi aphrd that the Chinese mm at Chint hmv were ontinuim that the Chinf'-e wetp Mattered bandit fon in It is tluirfnip Jipiu he inid to take CiPtieril llnnin had force for Plum how Inn to occupy the cits ailed off bv institutions and withdrew nmthward Official here were that Moscow Jiud hde tsrlvl Hoyle hnstlne pmflv ln coits THOUSAND DOLLAR ASSORTMENT Genuine Leather Cigt Cases Key Sets We will gold leaf any name you wish on FREE Creators We Reserve the Right to Refuse to Sell Dealers S1D0 Xmas SETS 79c Williams Mennen's Palmolive and Billfolds Rings and engrave in or message any purchase NORTH TRYON Largest Passenger Ship Ever Built In America Launched Manhattan Christened by Mrs Edith Kermit Roosevelt and Will Be Commanded by Capt George Fried CAMDEN Dec (P) The Manhattan largest passenger ship ever built in America was launched on the Delaware riser today amid the plaudits of thousands Of Reasonable Drug Prices DAY NURSERY TO HAVE LUNCHEON autmjurism Third Anniversary Meeting Jan-uary 16 to Be Addressed by Judge Fred Helms EARLY DECEMBER SALE CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE You Must See Our Displays To Realize The Real Values We Have to Offer Mom iioi i LOWELL II A YLKS DEATH IH ON I UK ON While Our Stock is Complete We Suggest That You Take Advantage of These Sale Prices to Make Your Christmas Selections New This Christmas at a Thrift -time Price The third anniveieaiy lunyhenu of the Charlotte Pav Nursery wilt be held nn January 18 with Judge Fred Helms as principal speaker according to plana made' at a meeting at the nui scry 1 7 North College 111 ept last cpk At Grey of Ihe welfare pait ment was thn principal speaker at thp meeting An eniollment of 25 was announced with an aveiage attendance of 18 The laigest duna-tinns In the history of Ihe nurseiy have been received this year it was announced In addition valuable ehoweia have been given by various church circlea Various reports were made The leport of the grounds committee was voted the most interesting the grounds having been beautified and the plajground equipment newly painted Bobby Snellsnn waa given Ihe pnze annually piesented the fluid making the gieatext gain in weight Miss Margaret Lane of Ihe slate welfare department recently visited the nursery and was very eompli-mentary about the way It was being eondurted Mrs 1 Parks president of the organizai ion nnli A uta Foster Lame Salie Bai-bee Klpft Mae Phi nes Htidie Rovkin Marta Selma Morgan Her-triulo Btrdio Aariin Dorothv Te Williamson A'evf Pdmonds Catherine Ardeha Fien Knuiide Rapids Maiv Tithi llariiH Janie Lasiter Ka pettwaj Willm ro i moi Hoc Mount: Alda 7ua Capps io Ctheime 1i( pei Mirv K1U II it per Salln Wells Lee Mildted 1 Humus JPiabeth (Max Ruth (det jjVbher Hiadxs Pii7brth Powell ill horforrlton Lois Jnce Dodd I PlrDMor Cnree Hamrick Pertha Oiie I illis J'loia Moyell lUiwel! Mae Milton Maniden Thelma Dean Uohinson Jxv Rebecca Weant Nnford: Vet a Isabelle Co KIU Harris nllia Hirnngton Wilma Aliio Minnie Lenexa Webster Annift Iojs Arnold Margaier Kuzell Peitiudw llnxd Islav Welsh Ruh Lre Hcllett annloriuni Nettie Kloience Pat-tei vholhx uLe Alhe Fund' hm ke i illc Mice Virginia Rullu Mnx Ii Cildwell Mellie mia tliul Annie Puks linikex Mnga-inu ille Uaiwell Flossie lama iWhunanf Ida Josephine Chindlej Iona Leo Douglas Jaus Viola Fidont Helen Ircie Honieslex Ruth Ann Mi'lf- I i is stele Blanche i cr-ixn -n o-iH Iieno Tie1ei iin I ld Moine Omi I nsn "in Ii ie (Pip I lai'hoio Iillian Ruth 'it (Penn aluhoio: Plsie Hiiuttik lli'lmi Rngeis Kxelxn Thunui' il-an: Pl-ie Mullen fl'is I i I i up Fu lg 1 1 ni Rei i a i i 1 1 hd bet xJa i -l INie Weatheihv iii-toiiualrin Winnie Thelma Julia Fiamee Maitln Nndiev 1 ho nub) -noil us his i i i i nhp a IlCXilu bo-t known nit' Si fs Inilt I it was pmiu at a ppi oMniateh toil a limit lion he pilot to lffl it ntf while oniv 100 ahnf the jiminr Tlien someth went i nn' afi ih si Hu plane laltoi fm rnmnont Mnlilnl wioicd and the fiM of the tiuoe loops thud end'd in the idh pist Haines cmrlopid it The plane laiclv liuod a in Minora man I a 1 1 1 1 died si a Ml TKOl Hi I 1 1 In In (( i Id i Ha los on (oimtpicd iiinioi 1 1 nn file wlicii loir- wmii pnvj poniMiD I of his a on llm ihuhI HamiPtt aet a st Ml ml i how i in iii mi I i 1 1 ho illlllllil a speed of nidi's an limn ruc'-dav lie mule ii 1 1 1 )'t I i ml ss J'un 1 lino ins -h cM if tho )' no sv fm ion In thit ffmt lie took the iawi the hiiim an iirp cf lo ui hmu I i -a pc i ed and tho tooting of whistles The jjint rwl wis rnt ructed for the I nitfd SMU8 Lines for vr i a in thp noith Ail min It lid from tho t-f NVw Yoik Sliipimiid i (nin)'Mnv ni hpi a siiin nio Mkinj fonn ItOT llltIMI MIL In iho Jojrfmnt of thp croninm1 Jnf tilP Ltont hull Gt Kpi nut i 1 1 i uni widow of I i ov 1 lio I rno foi niallv pave i lu "Jiip i iietnif Hv hnr side lujpv a onnstpi-w a nrw tov boil wtnnrl I'nptim (ipnigp Fried in11 ifritp ednit-aie amionj? finest traditions the s-ii will he the commander of nctv linei A bottle contHimns waier taken fiom gneins in all the tate of the union utfi D'-ed to rluisfcn ihe jeManiMUan which when romploiod will ups( nn outlay of approxi-' nnitrb 1 Don no i As the ahtp went to the bosom of I the hi'-toiic a i the motlHi of 1 1 1 hi a nd hrii tliai cm 'the Ufives of thn scum cmm tTin I'llcct ri I mul'd 'Wo hto wil Inrswd the biumhiiur nf tiio AlmhiUtn A jminK lulv im b'n boi I 'SHI Ml HuTI I e)i cnihiHMkHq her s'i('crt (laliinc ihe houle of nfi'o' nriint ihe pM before it Cot a i i i uni cue the ladv mio mi keeping i pt i in She is the finest and MninuheM In Jin Mnd 'Mis om of tho Ii i t' -1 rC of tm life 1 tho i iit mi thon ca pi in i-o urn i will tj Hie bM 'c i i of i expr'ii to ill TIC nH DM mi FIVE MEN ART ARRESTED FOR PI DALE ROBBERY fi I ht hftg Di ni ie' inline white mn hip to lodped tnl ho harmed with ioh-bmp ho Leadej Spmiitle Kiidiv Xiiuinltci '1 were anoMci in Spu tnnhui li ft i fit i hii-deisfimi 'I 1 1 1 Itelcher Krjdnv Shci-iff Mr I 'h i 1 1 11 cl aii-fstod (Juv and i'au! biothcis and l(nMint onnrr huimii ot (1n ami Pan! on Hie HIIIM' (hme 'iho fi will ho L'ien a iioiiinc PikIm RUTHERFORDBAPTISTS ACTIVE DURING CANVASS bein feet i n'a begin Tho as I i cd UK 1 lit 1 pa fe in ti nit oxer Put 1 1 1 ba in h'ch SETS 69 and 29 Complete Line of SHeaffer Pens Sold at POUND MOORE Hen ut i fill TOILET SETS in (oin iiorioiH HIM I I) (MV IBM Hlr Htttl lN I Your Name Engraved in Gold Leaf Free t1 i mi i lilt 'I iif 1 lie I ho I i Mint'd i 'mi tu i was in ns writ i M-l I -I HUM Pm los i mil phots Ml Mai Helen il bi I a-I Pie Mae Pooh Ui Idi t'pn I 1 a hoi Lonh Inman Clever shoppers will fill their Christmas lists at our pen counter Not with ordinary gifts But with objects of art that have a purpose Not at prices of a year ago But with unheard-of values for gifts so choice Come in and see our fresh array of Parker Desk Sers in selected marble or figured ony in fine porcelain or enamels See Parker complete writing outfits at the price of pen and pencil alone See dozens of gift ideas all Yalues that anyone would guess much higher priced uh Pmina Rnholmi Fiaioi DiUOthv I n-I um "In Bat i ie saw er spoon illie phine SUNDAY DINNER Roast Turkey or Roast Chicken TRYON CAFE North Trjnn and Sixth LETTER CARRIERS MEET Sampler Mon Htxo nmial imi'o i Cktcctik AND PARK FINE CANDIES XMAS PACKAGES lil Hit I'll iiit Ljtnul mills for SI5H hihI got pint hot i to FREE Rliei Mid 1 I sir IW i I Ma i i Muik'm do i hill WhitiKCi Ftliei Suiin iMiam1 i I ee minf? 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