davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
w SPRAWIE PIECIO-CENTO
WEI JAZDY TRAMWA-
JOWEJ.

Springfield, ILL.,, IS marca. -
Ma dziSiejszej wsp0lnej konferen
eli komitet6w lzby wyzszej i
nizszej Legislatury Stanowej dla
spraw uzytecznoSci publicznych,
burmistrz miasta Chicago.
Thompson, oraz jcgo komisja
transportacyjna zazadaja ustano-
wicnia prawa stanowcgo, NADIA
jqcego micszkancom chicagoskim
prawo przcjecia ma wfasnoSc H.
Mi tramwa iowych i kolei g6r-
nych. azsby zagwarantowac So
bic W ten spos6b piecio-centowy
.przejazd wspomnianemi koleja-
mi. Ma konferencji tel burmistrz
Thompson wystepuje jako pred
stawicicl 100000 mieszkahcow
miasta Chicago, kt6rzy nieza-
chwlanie zadaja umiastowienia
kolei ulicznych i g6rnych. Dorad
cami burmistrza beda prokurator
c. w. Cleveland rzecznik mia
sta G.. +. Barrett, oraz G.. w. Jack
son, inzynier komisji transport
tacyjnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
AMERYKA zADAc BEDZIE
SPLATY DLUGOW PANSTW
EUROPEJSKICH.

Washington, Is marca. - "a
kIlka tygodni rad Stan0w Zje-
dnoczonych rozpocznie formalne
rokowania panstwami curopej-
Hklemi W spraWie urc&ulowania
splaty diu9ow W sumie okOio
Sl0,0OO.OO0OOO kt6re naIeza sic
Amcrlcc. Akcja Ia zostala zapo-
Wlcdz!ana na wczorajSzcj konfc-
rcncji, W kt6rcj braF udzial Sc
krctarz Dcpartamentu Skarbu,
Mellon. komitct Scnatu ola Spraw
finansCWych, oraz komitet Izby
dia srodk0w Sposobow. Ma kon-
tcrcncji tel zalQdano cd sckreta-
r:a M"llon'a zcstawicnia komplct
hc2O lnWcntarza rzqdowyCh akty
WOW / obligacyj. jake wymagaG
bcdzie rok fiskalny rozpoczyna-
lacy sic l-go lipca. Department
Sharbu ma zazqdaG cd panstw
europeiSkich, kt6rym Stany Zjc-
dnoczonc udzicliIy wiekszych po
lyyczck podczas wojny, azeby o.
kresli}y wysokoSt rat splaty
>wych dIug6w. tax. izby rad
wicdzia} dokladnie, jaki bedzic
j"go stan kasy w caiym roku fl
skalnym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
NIEMCY ZWOzA KRYMINA-
.LISTOW DO GLOSOWANIA.

Opole, Is. marca. - Okoio
1900 przcstepcow kryminalnych,
znajdujqcych sic W niemieckich l
polskich wiezieniach ma Gornym
Slasku, gioSowa}o wczoraj. Poll
cjanci, urzednicy kolejowi pan
stwowi ma mocy rozporzqdzcnia
komisji miedzyaljanckiej r6wniez
vienna udziai w g}oSowaniu. w
przeciagu trzech dni bedzie odda-
ne oko}o 10000 giosow.
Przybyf tu L Niemiec pociag
Z 300 kryminalistami pod silna
cskorta. Kryminalisci beda g}o-
sowali W Opolu. Dworzec kolejo-
Wy zosta} zamieniony na tymcza
sowe wiezienie. Suecjalne straze
francuskie i wioskie beda mia}y
nadzor mad kryminalistami ME
mieckimi, ktorzy po oddaniu swo
ich g{osow ,,Faterlandowi', 20
stanq natychmiast odwiezicni do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
RZEzNIE OFIAROWUJA RO.
BOTNIKOM SAMORZAD.


Gl0Wnc mumenta rozWoju sy-
tuacji W zatargu rzezalnlanym w
ciQ%u duia wczorajsZcgo dadzq
sic uiqt W nastcpujQcc punkta;
Robotnicy stawili sic wczoraj
co piracy, ry$iqcc Z mich jednaA
protestuiq przcciwko wprowa,
Gzoncj znizcc pIac zmianic wa
iunk0w piracy W mySl znancgo
oSwiadczcnia w}aScicicli rzezaln
WieIkic iirmy Armour and
Go. / Swift and Co. rozpoCzeiv
kroki, cclcm uSpokojenia nieza-
dowolcnia wSrod robotniNjW, o.
iiarowujqc i'm projckt wprowa-
dzcnia przcmysFowcgo >am"rzq,
du w zak}adach rzczaInianv>h.
Dennis Lane, schrctarz The
Meat Cutters and Butcher Wor
kcrs' Union, oSwiadczvf. Ic W O.
mawianym zatargu zbliza sic
szybko fataIny kryzyS, ktorego
ME da sic uniknqt, jczcli Tzad Il c
zdu}a nakIonij wiaSCiCicli re
zaln. ably znicSli swe Zarzqdzcril
w sprawic znizki p}ac / wproWa-
Gzcnia observation-disclosures dnia
piracy, czckajqc i zdajac sic ma de-
cyzje arbitracyjn2.
DO Chicago zacze}y nap}ywac
wielkic masv bczrobotnych, kto-
rzy W nadzieji, &c W rzczniach
Nybuchnie strajk, gotowi 50
przyjqc tam prace w charakterze
iamistrajkier0w. Wobec tego VIII
ScicieIe rzczaln wydali oSwiadczc
ME, IL ME potrzcbujq ME bedq
potrzebowaG zadnych nowych
ludzi ! ostrzegaja pred ryzy-
klein, jake biorq ma siebie ci, kt6
rzy spodziewajq sic znalezc W
iCh ZakiadaCh praCe.
Szef poiicji Fitzmorris oddal
komende stacji policyjnej W dy-
strykcic rzezalnianym kapitano--
wi Wesley Westbrookowi, czy--
niac so odpowiedzialnym "a u
trzymanie porzadku. kapitan
Wcstbrook oSwiadczyi zaS, ze
W razie potrzeby moze W ciaga
- minut Sciqgnqc do swego dy-
stryktu 500 dodatkowych unifor
mowanych policjantow.
Reprezentanci dzieWieciu mig
dzynarodowych organizacji u
nijnych, obejmujqcych ,wszystkie
zawody ziaczone przemys}em
rzezalnianym, otrzymali Cd pre-
zesa Amerykaiskiej Fcderacji
Piracy Gompersa zawiadomienie,
ably wzieli udzia} w zapowiedzia-
nej ma jutro konfercncji W Chi
cago, celem zadecydowania, ja--
kic zajmq stanowisko ma wypa--
dek proklamowania strajku W
rzezalniach.
Co sic tyczy wspomnianego
wyzej projektu firm Armoura i
Swifta nadania robotnikom sa--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI w IL
LINOIS.
Danville. ILL.,, Is. marca.

Danville, ILL.,, Is. marca.
Wczorai o godzinic G:lo rano
dalo sic tn odczut dose slime, Kill
kakrotnc trzc,icnic zicmi, o kto-
rem W pierwszcj chwiil s4dzono'
1e zoataio Spowodowanc jak4S SlI
ua ckspIozjq, lecz przekonan1
sic p6znicj o i>tocic trzesienla'
wvwofancgo zaburzcniaml pod
zicmncmi. Picrwszc trzcsIcnIc
lv}o bardzo sIabc, drugic slInleJ
SIC. a dalszc AZ do piqteSo byiY
coraz poteznicjszc, nastepywafy
zaS pc sobic tax szybko. u zda-
waIo sic, jakby to byf jcdcn c12S
trzcsicnia. Podobne raporty mad
chodzily tu L okolicznych mast
4 nickttrc nawct L dalSzych, Jak
iTcrrc IIautc. Ind. !aN dotqd. "a
dnvch szkod mic raportoWallo'
pomimo tego, il trzesienic ziem'
Ibvlo tax slime. zc chwian,c sic
wvlszvch bundynk6w byfo fatW"
dostrzcgalnc i Slychat byio brze
czenic szyb w oknach, ktore Je-
dnak mic popeka}y.
Paris, ILL.,, Is. marca. - kllka-
krotnc dose potcznc trzeslcnie
zicmi, jake dalo sic tn odczut
wczoraj Sodzinic 6:l1 rano, wy
volaio migdzy mieszkahcami O.
gromny poploch. Gale rodz'ny'
nicszkajace zw}a$zcza " budyn
kach murowanych, powyblcgaiy
przerazone na ulice, gdyz zda--
wa}o sic, lie te budynki sic rozpa-
dnq w gruzy. Trzesienie to trwa-
10 przcz kilka sckund. Powlat
Edgar zdajc sic byi centrum mai
siIniejszego zaburzcnia podzlcm-
nego. kt6re jcdnak nlc spowodo-
wa}o zadnych szk0d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
BEZPODSTAWNE POGLO-
SKI o INWAZJI BOLSZEWI-
CEIEI MA POLSKE.

,r- ~ 5000, lp,-,-,
Sz.0SnC.E'' L. "'1'O'' y '">'
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cIich zau"a|o"o II" ,'o''o's "
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
o Pieciu Centowa Jazde Tramwaj jami
KoIejowcy Me Coda Sic Ma Redukcje Plac.
AMERYKA A UZNANIE RZADU GRECKIEGO.
Hoover o Przemysle.
INNE NETELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

zosta} r7powalniony przez prezy-
denta. Data wyzcj wymieniona
dla zwoiania kongrcsu Jest ty.
dzicn opozniona niz byIo to W
projckcic prczydcnta EIardinga.
"a to L przyczyny, aIeby dat vic
ccj czaSu rrzywodcom konsrcsjo-
naInym na ulolcnic projektu re.
WIFI podatku taryiv cclnei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
KURs MAREK POLSKICH.,

WedIe komunikatu POlskieso Kun
sulatu Generalnego kurs narek pol
skich Jest przekazem pocztowym
500 marek "a $1.O0 i $1.25 "a 1000
marek; przekazem telegraficznym
75O marek "a $1.OO i $1.34 "a 1000
marek. D.. rmEs r.tt. 8.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
MENINGITIS w CHICAGO.

w departamencic zdrowia ra.
portowano wczOraj trzy wypad-
XII epidemji meningitis, kt6rych
jeden zakohczyi sic smiercia
Choroba ia objawia sic sorqczkq,
silna deprcsjq, bolami W karku i
stosu pacierzowym, oraz spazma
tycznymi skurczami mieSni. Bak-
cyl jei dostaje sic do organizmu
przez usta lub nos. Ofiarq podaja
najczesciej dzieci. L doros}ych
epidemja ia pojawiia SIG rzadziej.
w roku biezqcym zanotowano
do tel pory W mieScie naszem %
wypadk6w meningitis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
LEJBA TROCKIJ CHCE
WZIAC KRONSZTAD CLIO
DEM.

Londyn, Is. narca. (Prasa Sto
warzyszona). - Lejba Trockij,
bolszewicki minister wojny, zde-
cydowai przeprowadzic blokadg
twierdzy kronsztackiej Pomimc
faktu. re 5000 kobiet dzieci 20
stanie narazone ma gfod. Trockij
mic chce bombardowac twierdzy
ze wzgledu ma obecnoSc KRAKOW
nika ,,Petropaw}osk', kt6rego on
ME chce uszkodzic.
Kopenhaga, Is. marca. (Prasa
Stow - Wediug wiadomoSci,
Z Helsingforsu
twierdza Krasnaja Gorka zostala
zajeta ponownie przez bolszewi-
kow. Garnizon twierdzy sklada
(Dokoficzenle na str. 6-eO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, wtorck, Is marCa: Sw. Lon.
gina MeCzcnnika.
Jutro, sroda, 1G marca: Sw. Cy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
w SPRAWIE NIEPOROZU-
MEN RZEZALNIANYCH.

Washington, Is. marca. - Sc,
kretarz Departamentu Piracy Da,
Wis zaproponowat wczoraj ponle-
dzialek, 21go tego miesl9ca, ia
ko date, W ktorej ma sic odbyi
wsp6lna konfcrcncja nagnatow
/ przedstawicieli robotnlkow RE
zalnianych. W celu za}atwienla
sporu wynikieso powodu OBJ
ciecia plac tym robotnikom. W
konferencji prawdopodobnie be-
die brai rowniez udziaf sekretarz
Davis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
z Biura MeteOrOIOg:cznegO.
Wsch6d sionCa o gOdzinic G:O2.
Zach0d sfonca godzinie 5:56.

=:
Pogoda w Chicago okolicy: Me.
pcwna pogoda we wtorck, mOzliwy
dcszcz. We srode prawdopodobnic
Dorodnie. ChlOdnicj. UmiarkOwany
pOIudn;owy wiGtr we wtorek, pre-
chodzacy w srodc " p6lnOcny pol
nOcno-zachodni.
-
Temperature DOLBY minionci: Maj
wyzsza dzisiaj godzinic 3 "ano, SO
stopni, najnizsza wczoraj o g.odzinic
2 rano, 50 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
ZWOLANIE 67MEJ SESJI
KONGRESU MA 11-GO KWIE
TNIA.

Washington, Is. marca. - Sc
nator Lodge po odbytej wczoraj
konferencji W Bialym Domu z
prezydentem Hardingiem, oznaJ
mil, il specjalna szeScdziesiata
si6dma sesja kongresu zostanie
zwoiana ma dzien 11go kwietnia
br. Senator Lodge do og}oszenil
daty rozpoczecia sesji Kongresu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15
ARESZTOWANIE MORDER-
COW LABRIOLI.

Samuel Amatuna, Sycylijczyk,
w}aScicicl kabarctu ,Blucbird''
przy zbicgu ulic HaIstcd Tay-
lor. GRAZ Frank CAMPING, wiaSci-
cicl wyszynku pnr. 745 ". Tay-
lor uI., zostaIi minioncj nocy a.
rcsztowani pod zarzutcm czynne-
60 wSp1fIdziaIu W mordcrStwic
Paula \. Labrioli, jcdncgo L 9i6-
Wnvch kicrownikow kampanii
wyborczcj aldcrmana PowcrSa W
l9tci wardzic. ArcsztoWanic ma
Stqpilo ma podStaWic inlormacji,
jahic SicrIant dctektvw Patrick
Aicock, osobisty przyjacicl zamor
dowancgo. zdoia{ zcbraC droga
poulnq cd osob pofSwiatka.
Irzcch swiadkow mordcrstwa
Labrioli idcntyllkOwaIo arcszto--
wanych jake dwu piqtki, kt6rl
I.abriolc zamordowaia. Nazwiska
trzcch innych Sd znanc policji i
czyni ona "a mimi cncrgiczne po-
szuhiwania.
Oba te arCSztoWania WyWoiafy
prawdziwq sensacje wSr6d w}o--
Skici kolonji w 19tcj wardzic. A.
matuna zosta} arcSztOwany W
swym kabarecie, gdy muzyka gra
la skoczny tanicc i kilkanaScie
par kreciio sic w jej taht. Zanim
ktokolwick zdo}af sic zorjento--
wac, sierzant Alcock przy pomo--
cv dwu dctcktyw0w ulokowaf juz
Amatune w czckajqcym automo-
blu szybko oddalif sic wiez-
niem w kicrunku Wyszynku Cam
pino, ktorego rowniez nicspodzie
Wanie arcsZtOWai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-15

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Mieziefi nicmieCkiCh
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
CONDITION OF CROP IS POOR
Abandonment OF Planted Acreage Has
Been Greater Than Usual East OF
the Mississippi River.

Washington-Cotton production this
year promises to be the smallest crop
of the last quarter of century, fore
cast by the department of agriculture
placing 1t at $4,000 bales, or nearly
five million bales smaller than last
years crop and nearly eight million
bales below the record crop OF 1914
This years average is 2S.4 per cent
smaller than last years.
The acreage this year is the small
est since 1900 and never before, ac-
cording to the department of agricul-
ture, has there been so great change
from one year to another in acreage
as there has been from last year to
this year.
The condition OF the growing crop
has not in twenty years been so low
on June rs as this year. All sections
OF the cotton belt have been affected.
Owing to the unfavorable condi-
tions of April and May and TO dis
couraging factors, shortage OF fertizi-
lizer and unsatisfactory price, aban-
donment of planted cotton acreage has
been greater than usual east of the
Mississippi river. ranging from five
per cent in North Carolina and Mis-
sissippi to as high as 10 per cent in
Georgia. West OF the Mississippi
abandonment has been slight.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
FORCE TO MEET WITH FORCE
The Veterans Visit Made Without
Disorder, and After the Speeches,
the Former Soldiers Withdrew.
ROBERT Z. HICKS.

Detroit.-Fifty delegates to the con-
vention OF Disabled American Vete.
rams of the World War invaded the
socialist national convention and warn
ed the socialists that the veterans are
ready ito fight again to defend the flag
against sedition, disloyalty and trea-
son."
Ralph Horr Of Seattle. who led the
invading veterans, told the socialists
that advocates OF force would be met
with forcs.
Horr quoted from printed reports
the remarks of J. Louis Engdahl to
the general effect that his section OF
the party would fight mot as 100 per
cent Americans, but under the red flag
Of international socialism,
Il hope these reports do not repre-
sent the sentiment OF your conven-
tion," Horr said. but II they do rep
resent the ideas Of any among you,
we have come to tell you here that it
is our intention to deal with these
people. We have had occasion in Sc
attic to use machine guns to stamp
out disloyalty, sedition and treason
and those guns can be used again
Cameron King, socialist delegate
from California, replied in behalf of
the socialists.
The visit of the veterans was made
without disorder. After the talks were
made, the former soldiers withdrew.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
GOVERNMENTS COST
THE STUPENDoUS FIGURES OF
$5,115,927 $50 SUBJECT TO
FINAL REVISION.
INCOME WAS S6,694,565,3SS
All Types Of Taxes Collected During
the 1921 Year Showed Losses Com.
pared With 1920 Returns.

Washington. - The cost Of running
the United States Government during
the fiscal year was $5,ll5,927,6S9, ac-
cording to the treasury department s
statement for the close of business
June &c. The figures, however, are
subject to final adjustments.
Revenues from all sources, although
showing a drop of billion under the
previous year, amounted to $5,624,932,-
$780, and there was balance of cash
in the general fund amounting to $780,
67S105, enough to meet expenses for
several days. Expenditures averaged
around forty million dollars day for
the week before the fiscal year ended.
For the year ending June 30, 1920,
the governments income was S6,694,-
565,3SS and its expenditures $6,4O3,-
343,S4l. All types of taxes collected
during the 1921 year showed losses
compared with 1920 returns but the big
decrease was in the income and profits
levy. which produced $3,2O6, O46,157 in
1921 and $3,944,949,2S7 the previous
year.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
NOVEL THEORIES
SECUTED BY KNOX
SENATOR FROM PENNSYLV ANIA
WILL NOT RISK ECONOMIC
AND SOCIAL LIFE.
MIGHTY FERMENTS At work.
uThere are Coming to US Millions OF
People Ignorant Of and Untradl-
toned In Self-Government."

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Fourth
OF July mass meeting in Independence
Hall, Senator Knox, of Pennsylvania,
warned against the novel theories of
government and social and economic
life brought to this country by races
from alien soil-"doctrines born OF
the ills of the lands from which they
came; racial remedies, sometimes
self-annihilating to those using them"
Mighty ferments are at work
amongst US governmentally and So
cially," the Senator said To-day
there are coming to us by the mill
lions, peoples from races untradition-
ed and unseasoned in self-govern-
ment, peoples unfamiliar with and
largely unappreciative of its good and
untutored to tolerate and meet its
evils. There are those amongst US
who deny the very basis Of our social
order, the very foundation OF our
whole system.
The Senator in concluding, paid a
tribute to those honest men and wo'
men," who have become a part Of the
nations great citizenry and are doing
their part in "the great experiment
Of welding together in one great and
homogeneous nation the lovers OF hui
man liberty from all lands"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
BELIEF IN SCHOOL
AND HIGHWAY TAX
IMMENSE AMOUNTS EXPENDED
ANNUALLY FOR BOTH BY
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
PEOPLE TOLERATE NO WASTE
VI 6s Cents Tax Per 500, Collected,
Schools Get 20 Cents In Addition
to Fines, Forfeitures and Costs

keidsville. - The average citizen
pays road and school taxes more
cheerfully than any other tax The
only thing the average taxpayer
wants assurance of is that the money
is wisely spent and with no waste.
Rockingham county is spending
Yearly s2SO,OO0.0O per year ON roads
and schools against $4,000 for all
other county expenses. The total
amount of county taxes collected an
nually is now around 100000. Only
7 per cent Of this tax money is used
for salaries, court costs, county home,
etc; the other SO per cent pays in
terest on road bonds, road up-keep
and schools. OF the 50 cents on the
500 collected in taxes In this county
the schools get 2S cents in addition to
all forfeiturcs, fines and cost.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
CITY Lived within Income.

Henderson. municipality OF
Henderson is one OF the few city gov
ernments In all North Carolina which
last year lived entirely within It's IN
come, according to the Scott Charnley'
Co., auditor from Charlotte. who has
Just completed the annual audit OF
the books OF the city clerk and VINO
makes this notation on his report sub
mltted to the city council. The audi
tor also paid compliment to Ci.y
Clerk s. b. Burwell for the admirable
manner IN which he has handled the
books Of the city and its finances.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
FISHING CLUB IS ORGANIZED
Outdoor Stage to be Built for the 40
commodatIon Of Open Air Public
Entertainments and Meetings.

statesyille.--Lookout Shoals Fish
ing club Is the name Of the organiza
tion which was permanently organ
lied by a number of Statesville citi.
Gems.
1t is the purpose of the organization
n build A club house on the Iredell
aide of the Lookout Shoals dam on
the Catawba river. Three sites are
now available and the building COM
mittee will decide upon suitable site
and will give the contract for the
erection Of the building at once 1t is
estimated that the building and site
will cost around $4,000, and 1t Is ex'
pected that the structure will be com
pleted this year.
The community service OF States
vile is having an outdoor stage built
on the courthouse lawn for the accom-
mediation of open air public enter
tainments and meetings OF all kinds.
The building will be 36xlS feet, will
have brick pilasters and red tile roof
will feature the front. There will be
room on the shady lawn in front Of
the building for 5000 people to as
semble.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08

Gastonia. THE North Carolina Or
thopaedlc hospital has opened its
doors with an enrolment as large as
the Institution can Accommodate with
the present capacity. The surgeon.in.
chief and other members of the per-
sonel have been here a short time
making final arrangements for the
opening and the institution is now re-
ceiving crippled. deformed children.
When the additional ward building
now under construction, is completed
the capacity will be so to so beds for
these "Tiny Tins" who are under IA.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08

Hendersonville.--A drowning, an at
tempted suicide and serious, II not
fatal. shooting constitute part OF a
days happenings here.
Edward Irving, a young man from
Flat Rock, in this county, was drown
ed In Highland lake.
Eph Wooten. manager of the Caro-
lima Terrace hotel, attempted suicide
by taking bichloride OF mercury.
\ The third excitement OF the day
was over the shooting of Jos. L. Ward,
OF Davis, by Milas Cose.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
r,,,, e.,,. MunloIpaI plant.

Dunn. - An agreement throusn
which the Carolina Power and Light
compan yobligates to purchase the
lirht and power equipment now owned
and operated by the municipality and
supply current to consumers here was
reached when representatives Of the
company met with the board Of town
commissioners and agreed TO meet all
proposals made by that body.
Final ratification Of this agreement
VIM be IN the hands OF the citizens o.
Dunn 81 . special election for this pur
pose
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
Billion Dollars Rnhna hoarded.

Sullivan Indiana.-A billion dollars,
which shoald be in circulation to as
sist the coming industrial revival. is
being boarded in American stockings.
VIII H. Hays. postmaster general, de-
clared in announcing plans for revi.
sion OF the postal savings system to
make 1t more attractive to potential
depositers.
Through the reorganization plans.
Mr.. Hays hopes to draw the boarded
wealth OF the country out of its hid
ing places into useful channels.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08
n,rh,m Wins the First Round.

purham.-The city won the frst
round OF the fight to compel the Dur
ham public Service company; nee the
Durham Traction company, to pay
sto2, s42.32 alleged to be its share Of
the cost for the paving Of Main street,
at a hearing held before Judge W. A.
Devin, presiding over superior court.
Judge Deyin decided that the city is
entitled to collect the assessment
from the Public Service company.
The attorneys for the company
gave notice of an appeal to the State
supreme court.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-07-08

Asheville.-The Cotton Manufac-
turers association OF North Carolina
will hold their annual gathering In
Asheville July s and 3, with head.
quarters at the Battery Park hotel.
This convention is expected to attract
a large number OF cotton and manu-
facturers in the state, on account OF
the critical condition OF this industry
throughout the country.