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1 JUDGEMENT TODAY IN CASE AGAINST WOMAN Lawyer Says Warrant Indefinite, Louise Price Owns 96 Houses In City Judgment in the ease of Louise Price charged with aiding and abetting in prostitution, was withheld this afternoon, by Justice of the Peace L. yesterday after the case had been removed to him from Justice T. D. Parrish. The defense presented a prepared affidavit and motion for removal from Justice Parrish as soon as the ease was called setting forth "that account of the violent and unreasonable prejudice of the said T.

D. Parrish, justice of the peace, before whom this cause is now depending, against this defendant, as evidenced by his articles in the newspapers, and by his conversations in the presence of other: of which this affant has been informed and the truth of which she believes that' she could not secure in the court of said justice of the peace the fair and impartial consideration of the issues in her cause to Which the laws and constitution of North Carolina entitle her." Upon the Waring, W. H. Sawyer representing the defendant, move. thi't the case be quashed for the indefiniteness of the warrant or objected to the fact that no street or house number was mentioned in the warrant.

He declared that the defense not know what house was referred to since "this defendant owns 96 houses in the city of Raleigh, all of which she rents through her agents." Some ex' lence was presented to show that Mrs. Price had rented the house herself to Mozelle Dillard, that complaints had been made concerning the character of the house, and that she moved her rent accounts from Realty Loan and Trust Company to Hornaday and Faucette because of the rental gent's insistance that she get rid of girl: as a tenant. Mrs. L'. ice will be tried this after.

noon at four o'clock for aiding and abetting in prostitution by renting a house to Jackie Mayes. Judgment in both ca will be rendered at the same time. She is held under bond of $500. IGNORE PROTESTS ON STONE MOUNTAIN COIN Washington, Aug. filed with the Treasury Department by members of the Grand Army of the Republic and similar against the minting of a special 50-cent piece to commemorate the beginning of the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial in Georgia will have no effect, it was announced today at the Treasury, in view of the specific instructions carried in the Act of Congress.

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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 15, 1924. DAVIS WORKS ON NEXT ADDRESSES, Nominee To Speak In Ohio August 26; Dixon Runs Western Headquarters Locust Valley, N. Aug. John W. Davis, Demoeratie.

candidate for President, began today the preparation of this to argue his case before country. Moving his personal headquarters to his home here at least for the day, he started work on the address he is to deliver at Columbus, Ohio, on August 26, and conferred with several of his advisers concerning both itinerary of his Far Western tour and general organization After devoting the morning to the subject matter of his Ohio address, Mr. Davis conferred with Senator Key Pittman, of Nevada, and Norman E. Davis, assistant Secretary of State in the Wilson administration, regarding his speaking the subject matter of some of his addresses. While there was no announcement as to dates and speaking places in the West was made clear that the Democratic nominee intends to conduct an aggressive, campaign in a number of states in the section.

Tomorrow Mr. Davis will go to New York to confer with leaders there. It is his present spend much of his time during the next week at his home here in preparing. his Columbus address and the one he is to deliver at Seagirt, N. on August 22.

Chicago, Aug. Congressman Lincoln Dixon, of North Vernon, today was appointed to take charge of the recently opened Western Democratic headquarters here, after a conference of Clem L. Shaver, chairman of the National committee, with a number of Western party leaders. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, national committeewoman from Missouri, was selected to head the woman's bureau of the new Western headquarters.

few others will be named from time to time as assistants in the Western campaign, but Mr. Dixon will remain in charge of the organization activities and speaking campaign. "Mr. Dixon is one of the best organizers in the Democratic party," said Mr. Shaver, "and his appointment means that the campaign will be waged most vigorously in the Middie West.

A bureau may be opened later in the West, probably 011 1 the Pacific coast, Mr. Shaver said, depending on the development of organization activities at the Chicago headquarters. No Western speaking tours have "been arranged yet, Mr. Shaver said, but several dates will be after the chairman returns from the Bryan notification ceremonies at Lincoln, next Monday. A number of Western and Southern party leaders were here today for the conference with Chairman Shaver on Western plans.

KID M'COY MAY PLEAD INSANITY (Continued From Page One.) have evidence that will completely refute the suicide theory. There wound Mrs. temple, they no, powder burns, about the declare, and powder burns always accompany a bullet fired at suicidal range, they say. Gastonia, Aug. interest attaches to the story from An geles telling of the sensational trag nanS edy in whi ch Kid McCoy is one of the central figures because of the fact that he was married in this city on October 25, 1911.

Records of marriage license department of the Gaston county register of deeds office show that gave his residence as Memphis, and the name of his bride as Miss Edna Ballentine, of Paris. France: The ceremony was at the parsonage of Main performed. odist church by Rev. G. D.

Herman. the pastor, and the witnesses were Mrs. Chess Abernathy, Mrs. J. F.

Laybess and Miss Nell MeAlister. now Mrs. Fay Lavendar, all of Gas. tonia. The bride-groom paid the offi ciating minister a most liberal fee.

Courthouse attaches state that he carried a big roll of money and offered to pay a considerable sum to the news of his marriage out of the papers, but failed to do so. REWARD OFFERED FOR ARREST OF MEDLIN B. C. Johnson, who lives six miles from Bunn, was brought to Rex Hospital last night after being shot in the stomach at his home by Vance Medlin. A reward of fifty dollars is offered by the brother of the injured man, R.

M. Johnson, for the arrest of Medlin. Johnson was shot at his tobacco barn about o'clock by Medlin. It wag stated that Johnson had attempted to settle a quarrel between Medlin and one of his neighbors. Medlin then went to his home and got his gun.

He was reported to have been drinking. Reports from the hospital stated that Johnson had. been operated on and was getting along well. DAVIS "LISTENS IN" ON COOLIDGE SPEECH Locust Valley, N. Aug.

14. -John W. Davis "listened in" tonight to the acceptance address of Calvin Coolidge. Tuning in a loud speaker set in his home here with a nearby radio relay station, the Democratic Presidential candidate was able to hear the key- of his Republican opponent sounded at Washington. Mr.

Davis had no comment to make tonight on the President's opening address of the campaign. Checkerbotry FLEER'S CHECKERBERRY CHEWING GUM SAYS DAWES PLAN WILL BE ADOPTED Secretary Hughes Optimistic On Return From Month's Trip To Europe New York, Aug. of State Hughes, who returned today on the President Harding after 3 month's visit in Europe, expressed the belief that the Dawes' reparations report would be accepted by all the powers concerned and would be "put into effect very soon." Mr. Hughes said that in his opinion acceptance of the Dawes plan did not hinge upon the date of the evacu ation of the Ruhr, which was reported today as having caused a split between the German and French representatives at the London conference. "Acceptance of the report," he said, "will not hinge upon any such hypothesis.

Unquestionably, the report will be accepted." Referring to dispatches stating that Inwespapers of Soviet Russia had charged that his visit to Europe was the purpose of preventing European countries from entering into relations with the Russian government, Mr. Hughes said: "I did not discuss Russian affairs there." over, Hughes said there was no truth in reports that Myron Herrick, Amer. ican Ambassador to France, woull soon resign. Mr. Hughes was panied by Mrs.

Hughes. Their return one month and a day from the was date on which they sailed for Europe on the Berengaria to attend the American Bar Association convention in London which was in session while the London conference on reparations was also in progress. After visiting London and Paris, Mr. and Mrs. Hughes went to Brus sels and Berlin.

Washington, Aug. 14. Secretary Hughes returned to Washington this afternoon from his European visit and later conferred with President Coolidge. Afterward he declared he was "most optimistic" over the outcome of the inter -allied conference at London on the Dawes reparation plan. The Secretary will resume his duties at the State Department tomorrow.

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