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We will pay you a pound for Your Cotton in Pay-
for Land You Purchase on Easy Terms at the
-GRAND AUCTION SALE-
OF IDEAL SMALL FARMS
The Ash Thigpen Farm on the Greenville and Washington Road, Two
miles from Greenville.
Saturday, Oct. 17th, A. M.
This is Your Golden Opportunity to Splendidly
Located Small Farms at Your Own Price on
Easy Terms at The Big Land Sale
The Soil in This District is A Rich Loam With A Clay Sub-
Soil And is Suitable for The Growing of Any Crops But
is Specially Adapted FOR TOBACCO, COTTON
and CORN
BIG FREE BARBECUE DINNER for Everybody who ATTENDS THE SALE
A J i Will Render the Latest Popular Selections of Music before and
fag the Sale. Don't Forget that this is an Absolute Auction Sale and
that the Ideal Small Farms are to be sold to the highest bidder
Remember The Time, Place and Date
Ladies and Children Invited.
Atlantic Coast Realty Company,
Premier Auction
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Home Greenville, North Carolina.
IS THE
HEART OF E E Kit
CAROLINA. IT HIS
A POPULATION OF FOUR
THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED
iND ONE. AND IS
ROUNDED BY THE BEST
FARMING COUNTRY.
INDUSTRIES OF ALL
ARE INVITED TO
LOCATE HERE FOR WE
HA EVERYTHING TO
OFFER IN THE WAY OF
LABOR, CAPITAL AND
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES.
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE
lOB AND NEWSPAPER
PLANT.
Agriculture la the lest tie Healthful, the Moil Employment l Washington.
WE HAVE A
OF TWELVE HUN-
DEED AMONG THE BEST
PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN
PART OF NORTH CARO-
LISA AND INVITE THOSE
WHO WISH TO GET BET-
ACQUAINTED WITH
THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN
BUSINESS WAY TO TARE
PEW INCHES AND
TELL EH WHAT YOU
HAVE TO BRIM. TO THEIR
ATTENTION.
OUR ADVERTISING
HATES ARE LOW AND CAN
HE HAD UPON
I Ml
K. . FRIDAY AFTERNOON. I'll I.
M Mill I
Belgian Army Supported
By Allies Resisting The
Strong German Advance
Every Available Man Press-
ed Into
Overworked Carrying .
Troops and Wounded
for Germans
I Hill.
t OFFICERS.
in The Baal
is Reported In he
in the. Hands of the
fighting
London. Oct. -Fighting of tin
most desperate character Is in pro-
in West Flanders and North-
western Franco. The Belgian army,
supported by the allies, is
stubbornly to the line of the river
and thus far has halted deter-
mined efforts of the Germans to ad-
along the
This is announced In the French
communication issued
day afternoon and s admitted in the.
report of German general
era lighting been going
on since Sunday In the vicinity of
port. Which stands at the crossing Of
the river near the sea.
Further to the South, the allies are
attempting to advance toward
for the relief of that city, which has
been in German hands for sometime.
They also are pushing on to the North
and South of Arras. Their efforts
yesterday to advance on Lille, where
the German hold strong positions
were according to the Ger-
man report.
To the South, at the bend of the
Hue the Germans continue furious hut
futile attempts to break the French
line. Along the In the
according to the French account
Germans have failed to repulse tin
French who debouched along the
in which Is situated the Camp
lies now in the hands
the Germans, in an attempt to cut
portion of the German
Which is thrust toward St.
Generally speaking the
claim to have made progress at
points along the front. Paris
reports that the allies have destroyed
fifteen German siege guns, near La-
and a battery of German heavy
artillery In the environs of St.
Supreme Struggle In West
Both sides are bringing reinforce-
to the West front, where a
struggle is on. The German.
are not bringing new troops from
Bait but are throwing every available
,;, in Belgium into the tiring line
They seem to have the railroads work-
well, although they must have
been seriously damaged during tin
of August and September
Troops are being transported
and Dutch sources report I
train after of wounded Is helm
back to Germany.
In the fighting In this open country,
where the men have not the
are made to carry positions
by assault.
German and Russian reports egret
the situation In the has not
changed, although the armies are in
close touch along the Prussian
frontier and across Poland and Ga-
In however, the
claim to have repulsed Russian
attacks and to be making progress III
their campaign to drive out the in-
Russians Destroy Forts.
The Russians, on the other hand
say they are taking large numbers
of prisoners. Heavy fighting is going
on around and the
of the forts surrounding the town
says an Italian correspondent
been destroyed by the big
guns while the forts have been
mined and dismantled and the
blown up. The town Itself, bow-
ever, has not been damaged.
Washington, Oct.
North Carolina delegation of lawyers
Who are attending the meeting of the
American Association, today re-
elected their representatives in
national body. W. P. was re
elected as a member of the general
council and Col. Harry Skinner wan
re-elected as vice-president for the
State. The members of Hie local
council were also elected.
Visitors today Included Hen K.
Oxford; E. B. Raper,
ton; Thomas S. Rollins. Asheville;
General Julian S. Durham; M.
F. II. Wilmington, and
Colonel John F. Wilson. The
last two are directors of the Federal
reserve bank for the sixth district and
were here at a meeting of reserve
bank officials.
The following North Carolina post-
masters were nominated
Julius Windsor; Thomas
Frisbee, Hot Springs, and Millard
F. Hales, Wendell.
First Electric light Made
Thirty-Five Hears Ago Today
By Thomas Edison
The following article has been band
ad us for publication by A. I.
who is in charge of the
cal department of E. II. Evans, gene-
contractor.
We are nearing the
of the electric
light invented and perfected by an
American born electrician, who la
Ninety-Seven New Members
the I J. lit
The Training School
On Sunday eve
din live was held at the
Training School when Hie
of theY. W. C. A were brought
into mil with the
lion. The new membership amounted
to nine i even, h is the largest
r the association has taken In at
one time during its history, n form
led an attractive picture when the old
known world over as the
scientific yet produced, members, dressed In white, march
Thomas A. This first light
was produced by Edison on the -1st
clay of October ISM. On that day
made and burned his first electric
formed an aisle, through which
new members passed the front
seats.
The chief feature of the service
light which consisted of a glass a talk by Mr. Wilson, who re-
containing a carbonized cotton thread presented the Faculty Advisory Hoard.
out
army
French
T OF PEACE
IN MEXICO DIN
Washington, Oct. Recent
it became known tonight
have shaken the belief of officials
that the contest between and
Villa for control of the political
lion in Mexico was about to be ad-
justed.
Reports that Villa had moved a large-
force into the vicinity of Call-
elites and had attempted to coerce
peace conference delegates, were
ed but a more serious view was taken
of dispatches announcing
had repudiated the claim of U
convention to power In Mex-
There was no official confirmation
of Ibis or of reports that the first chief
had declared he would deliver
executive power only to a man elected
by the people; but officials
they did not regard it as unlikely that
interruption of the work of the
convention was due to such
a cause. Some interpreted the ad
ostensibly to await the
rival of Zapata representatives, as
really to allow some of the delegates
to confer with and i
what the course of action should be.
PRESIDENT DELIVERS
ADDRESS TO LAWYERS
Washington, C Oct.
of the law from within to
stem the present tide Of popular
criticism, was the key-note of the
day's session of the American
Association lure.
President Wilson, in his address of
welcome, pleaded for the Humanizing
of the law by incorporation of more
justice and less citations in legal
cases. Former President speak-
to the judges of the country,
for the first time in the history
of the country In formal meeting,
emphasized the necessity of
delays in litigation.
Justice of the
Court, urged the judges to give more
attention to public opinion.
At tonight's session of the Bar As-
Senators Root In
speaking of the criticism
of the suggested lawyers
should apply the rules of evidence
with more regard to common sense,
and might well avail themselves
experts assistance.
The day's program was concluded
tonight with a reception In the Pan
American building at which
Justice White and Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court were hosts.
Reports of committee's and a
to Mount will feature
tomorrows program.
DEPOT is III
AT
Large Tobacco Break.
A large amount of tobacco is here
today, several of the warehouse's
lug all they can handle. Sales will be
blocked as It will require a
part of the day to dispose of the to-
that was not sold Monday In-
are that the sales for this
week will be up to the usual
of pounds.
in a vacuum, a very crude affair we
must admit, hut basis on which he
worked lo perfect his plans and
make it a commercial success. In but
further experiments he used Brat
platinum wire as a which in-
creased the candlepower but was too
expensive, later he used a strip of
lambs pith which had been submerged
in carbon with splendid results. It
has taken months and years of bard
work to bring the electric light to it
sent perfection which is shown in
his tungsten and nitrogen Ml led
lamps. Think of it, thirty-five years
ago it was candle and oil lamps, If we
COUld get them. If we in our
city of Greenville were to be cut
from our electricity one night, our
churches, clubs, homes and
our well lighted streets would be In
darkness, and we could then
date the competency of the electrical
engineer who maintains our lighting
service.
Just after the Columbian World's
Exposition at Chicago at the National
Electrical convention heard Mr. Edi-
son speak, he had been congratulated
on being such a man in con-
of his electrical develop
mints and he made this remark,
does not a smart man to be an
Inventor as invention is but
but if requires study and time to per-
Steinmetz, the General
Flee Company's most relied upon
consulting electrical engineer says
Mr we have a man who is
not all theory but
what our Mr. has done for us
nut side of the light, he has
perfected the dynamo which makes
electricity for light and power, be
has perfected the duple x telegraph
system so that four message can he
sent over the same of wires at
the some time without
he has perfected the modern moving
machine, also the phonograph
storage battery.
You see there is nothing impossible
as we do try to
the laws of nature
I lie Society of
is making an appeal to all cities
our nation to make demonstration
Of their appreciation our grand obi
man. Thomas A Edison. our city
of Greenville respond, If you have a
factory or plant let your whittle
Bound continuously from IS noon to
ring your bells and blow your
auto horn and lei everybody boost
Edison day.
ALSTON GRIMES
IN
AT
las Prominent and
Citizen of Pitt County, Br
of Secretary Grimes
SURVIVED BY WIFE
His subject was In
developing the Importance of begin-
life aright he commended those
who have begun their school life In i.
new by joining an
lie said they had taken upon
themselves all obligation and a r.
the success of the
lion depends upon every individual
member, therefore each one has a
to perform for every other one.
Hut he also said that was a privilege-
as well as a responsibility to be able
touch the better side of life and to
help in the foundation of moral char
He closed by congratulating
the students on their choice and ex-
pressed the wish that they make this
year the test year of the Y. W. C. A.
The special music, which was given
by a picked choir, was excellent.
Friday evening, at the regular
prayer meeting hour, there was a
service when the preside p
formally recognized the new member.
Fire yesterday morning destroyed the
Atlantic Line depot at
ton. II is learned baggage
room was well filled with valuables
among being sample trunks of a
hardware salesman valued at a very
high price. No particulars have
learned of the as to how It start
nor the exact amount of the
lion of elaborate entrenchments the though it Is understood that Hie build-
losses must be heavy, especially when log with its is a loss.
Produce Show
Kansas, Dot. The big
produce show of the Commercial
of opened this morning, and
a big gathering producers
early. The exceptional crop yield of
this section was a common cause of
re Joking, and prosperity was reflect
ed not only in the profusion of excel-
lent exhibits, hut In enthusiasm
of the visitors at the fair.
ROBERT E. LEE ILL
Richmond, Va. IS Capt.
B. lee, son of Gen Robert E
bee, the Confederate commander, l-t
seriously ill at his home
King William accord
lug to word received here by relative i
today entered the Con-
federate army as a private in the
artillery and fought in
Washington to
Washington, D, c. Oct. -The
annual meeting of the American Bar
Association which opens here today j
was preceded sessions of subsidiary
organization attracted to Washington
by the convening of parent bod
II. Hughes of Virginia, ad
dressed the section of legal education
on Historical of the
Hoard of I-aw I
rice of NOW York, read a
paper on that
said too many definitional and
question were naked
dent Charles A. Huston, of Ne w York,
commenting on this paper told
lest of the value of Informational
questions applied to a gathering of
the most successful members of the
association one or two were
certain how Lowe II spelled
hi writing he
said, and nut ore tell the name
of the Republican candidate for Viet
President In 1912.
Solicitor w. Folk,
interstate Commerce Commission ad
association of attorneys
general. He the weakness
of the Stales in enforcing laws and
their turning to the Federal
for relief, shown In the white
salve mill in the pure food law.
The program of the association on
Military was cut short by
decision of several army officers
to read papers in view of
Wilson's recent orders i it
on the European war.
I he Oldest Sen of I lief Late General
and Via- Engaged
in Farming at
Funeral in Washington
Colonel Alston Grimes, one of this
county's most Influential and
citizens, died In the hos-
at Washington. He was oldest
son the late General Bryan
and is a brother of J. Hi van Grimes,
Secretary of State. In his death the
count cine its valued
sous and his friends will lent i
with sorrow of his death. He a
successful business man, . pros-
farmer. kind neighbor and a
worthy son his aged mother. He
was distinctly a man his word, his
promise was as good as his bond
in all bis dealings bis fellow
hi commanded their reaped and
,, He lived at the old
stead his father with his mother,
Mrs Charlotte Bryan Grimes, who still
survives him. He was married on
June this t,. Miss Anna
it. Lawrence, of Ad. n, who r only
four months married life i- be
a faithful and devoted
band
Mr. Grimes was a member of one of
and known families
this part of State. have held
trust and responsibility
have always been ready to aid
worthy cause- for the of
county.
of his i- sisters who sin
vive him are- Mrs. Alfred Williams,
Raleigh; Mrs Frank Hackett, of i
Mrs. w C Rodman,
Washington Mm. F cal
Durham, and Miss Susie Grimes,
and M J i
and Will Washington, and
Bryan Urines II i
To Ho- and r
extend our pest i
In this their hour
The inn. held St,
l opal i nun It Washing
ton ii i. thin morning, con-
ducted he U rector, Rev,
Harding, the Interment Bl
Mr prominently
with He s. and n
orders this county and look a lea.
lug part In their exert Hi
member of the
Royal Are ii Masons.
ii apt r
Lust Trunk In Fire.
A. E or the Atlantic
Realty Company had the misfortune
to trunk in the tire that v
numerous Railway station on account of the stringency of
I last Monday night. times. j u i i
Montreal Md I
Montreal, Oct. Arrangements
been completed to put to
next week men who are o
work in this city. Tin city govern-
has offered to hire men for
six weeks, and use them on the
works The hoard of control is busy
mapping OUt the work, and nil see.
Hems of the will be toll,
the campaign. In addition
tin boon of employment which
workers sought, It was decided
raise the pa from n
pi r day, despite main tS

If,
THE CAROLINA HOME
2nd FARM and EASTERN r , a
REFLECTOR
laud even petrifies every thing within
LR Mil II
down to there tan
tie no reasonable I far
M county is concerned for the
been made teal condition. The people
i . one contributing to
of which pictures a group of soldiers the worse, and unless they
week
Published by
rut lac.
D I Editor. by a shell chases serious results may follow.
NORTH CAROLINA. I They III respective positions While the cotton crop of Pitt
card punt with cigarettes considerable, it is not the depend-
out . r, lip.-, very natural and life ,.,,. farmers The tobacco
U I
had Men In positions to tell as crop of the is larger and worth
at the business , ,, ,,,, ,.,.,. It is true
Via Reflector corner . ,
and brand this at a sheer farmer not raise tobacco.
ii
Kaiser has offered large sum to the bring sufficient money into the county
who first drops a bomb safeguard a panic if the
London which will lie believed In money were allow eel to get into
many. The last of these stories re I Hon. For the last few weeks
lated how an Italian has invented a ,. have been at
pocket wireless receiving set that prices, and thousands thousands
All cards of resolutions is report that b do
I respect will charged at I
word.
Communications advertising
will charged for at three
per line, up to
as class matter
August 1910. st the post office at
North under
act of March 1879.
There is way by which many
pie are making things much worse
being used to intercept messages dollars have been paid to the farm-
later on another will in-
rent a sending that can be car
in the other pocket.
mom; v.
the tobacco market has oped-
-Now the question arises, what are
the farmers doing with this money. Bo
far as can be learned they are not pay-
their debts to any appreciable ex-
tent, and hut few of them are making
than they are and that is by continually this fall the have balk conclusion
talking hard limes. The object gelling cash for their checks and
some people seems to be to make home with them instead of
tilings as badly as possible. They j banking it. That this is a dangerous
are encouraged by anything that I practice is shown by the recent rob
should have a to which have taken place near
tit.- outlook but are always looking
the dark side of things. When a plan
is suggested to help the situation In-
stead of looking for its good qualities
they at once begin to pick
people ought to stop such actions and
l.-.-i thankful they are getting along
So well, they ought to compare their
i with the conditions of those
here. The who did this robbing
probably saw that these men did not
deposit their money and look
of his knowledge to get the money
Many farmers leave here after a good
sale- tobacco with several hundred
is they are taking the money
and hiding it. thus not only shutting
it off from legitimate circulation but
also subjecting themselves to
danger of losing it through loss or rob-
The banks do what they c an to
relieve the situation, but they
loan money beyond their own r
sources where it is needed unless
those who have money deposit it. Ar-
the people afraid of the banks if s
dollars in their pockets and must .,. ,
nuke a long trip, very often at night
before reaching their home-. The res-
people who are really having liar i son is more acceptable lo the
limes. Take- for instance those Bel- tanner is probably because be is a-
people- who have lost everything
i hey possessed and have tied the
try, if any body has room to complain
are the ones to do so. but .- do
not hear anything shout complaining
over perhaps some Is done
we venture to that an ordinary
howler in this country could
lake all prizes in a competition. Ii
are
three banks In and nine in
other towns throughout the county
milking a total of hanks in
county. All of these banks are sound
and in condition. If a man is
Carpenter's and Builder's
Hardware.
Everything for Building
AND THE BEST.
IF YOU USE THE RIGHT BUILDER'S HARDWARE WHEN
YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WON'T HAVE
TO BE EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE STRONG, DUR
ABLE BUILDER'S HARDWARE.
CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT THE BEST
HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP
WE SELL THE BEST. SEE OUR SCREEN AND WIN
Refrigerators and Ice m Freezers
has bee
If they receive a present they once
some fault or defect in it. they
of the banks in this period
depression prefers to hare It afraid to trust all his money In a
him to be sate as he supposes. Of the
two dangers depositing the money in
tIn- bank is the lesser and it is the
one shunned by the farmer. The banks
Ii are strong in good
condition, governed by conservative
men and no man need be afraid to
natural for some people, his hard earned cash with them.
When a man is robbed even though
the robber is caught, he seldom gels
never satisfied. To such people bis money hack ii s bank fail-
no sympathy should be extended, the depositors nearly always
do ii deserve- any but to the follow full, if not paid they have a mite h
who always looking on the bright
side re ail help encourage
i possible,
i in r, has been circulated since the
better chance of recovering it. lie-
posit your money in the hank where
will earn something for you and be
safe the same time.
sire.- is Hooded with Inquiries
started a number of stories that regarding the resumption of the stock
have been received as true by a exchange and stock quotations. It is
number of people without thought
as their improbability, tine of the
of these stories was the
that troops had been trans-
ported from by way of Eng-
land to France. This story was re-
by tourists who
had seen them, but never by officials
who iii a position lo know. Thai
this was a mere story has long ago
been shown and is further stamped
by the absence, of any men-
of them now that the pan of the
battlefield in which they supposed good
lo be lighting i- in the limelight, Then town don't say anything bad.
said that the numbers have already
begun to deal with each other under
certain rules but that no citations
would be made until the stock mar-
opens. If some one had predicted
that the- exchange would stop for two
and one-half months it would not
have bean thought possible but it has
happened sod the county has not been
seriously affected and in many ease
the Quotations have not even been
single one of the banks -though there
is no need of being afraid he could
divide his deposits among as many
banks as desired,
Hut all, the man who gets
money from 111.- sale of tobacco or any
other crops should apply it to paying
what lie owes, then put any surplus
in bank where it can both be pro-
and do some good by getting
in circulation. The other
man who loaned you money or
ed you goods in the spring and sum-
mer when you no crop to sells
entitled to his pay so he may in turn
meet obligations to others. This
is the Aral best way to ward off a
panic and help tide over a
period of business depression.
This way of getting frightened be-
cause there is war in Europe, and
shutting off business by hoarding
money and not paying obligations. Is
only making a bad matter worse. Th
people should have confidence in
themselves and In each other, and i
every male will do his duty there- is
enough money in county to keen
business going.
PHONE
GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA
Evidently would have little
difficulty in overcoming its enemies
could it induce all of them to shut
themselves up in fortresses.
Southern railroads are coming more
and more to be controlled by Southern
men. The Southern is the latest ad-
lo the list as the last directors
are southern men and this makes
Southerners in the majority. The Sea-
board is controlled by Southern inn
and the Atlantic Coast is
a Southern corporation.
A great deal of discussion is Just now A South Carolina mill has received
a sin-month order for blankets from a
nation and is already
it e to double its force in order to
in crease their output.
going on in the press about the teach
of a physical geography now be
log used in the public schools. Th-
geography teaches that man Is dos-
j from a monkey, or in other
words, evolution. Almost without ex-
the sentiment expressed is
favor of exclusion of anything
that contradicts or casts
upon the biblical origin of man. We arc
also of this opinion and would
to see the book in question discarded.
Too much cure cannot be exercised
in tin- selection of books in tills day
and for many books arc written
with the purpose of destroying
that we have been taught and
believe in.
Boston must have received a few
psychological suggestions from Prof.
for use on the diamond.
General disarmament would make
Europe's treaties more adhesive, and
more valuable to mankind.
The new express rates are now ill
force and show marked reductions cm
many articles of shipment. The new
are experimental and will last
for two years and then if the express
companies are not losing money Ii
will be put in force We
are glad lo hear and have no fear
but that the express companies will
come out all right, made enough
before the investigation to make up
for any losses that may occur now
We are glad to see the success of
the post and as it widens in
scope and increases its facilities it
will cheapen shipping still more.
It is probably true that Satan .,,, for their manufacture
never takes a vacation, there's stopped Is going to be hard to so-
no good reason why he should he a-1 cure a supply and it is said they last
Those who have become of voting
age since the registration books
ed now have an opportunity to
are also others entitled
to register. attend to the mat
at once It will be too late before
long.
With the of glass eyes
ways working overtime.
only about a year or more.
The Federal census shows that
V Carolina farmers move often.
class often slaying only
i year on a farm. Perhaps that's
remain tenants.
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Attend the Democratic speakings
the county and hear the is-
sues the campaign discussed.
of Mr.
The funeral services over the re-
of Mr. II. H. Hearne, whose
occurred at an early hour Tues
morning in Richmond, was held
afternoon at the home of
his son-in-law, Mr. J. U Starkey and
Hie interment made In Cherry Hill
The high esteem in which this good
n was held was truly manifested by
large number of sorrowing friends
attendance and the beautiful floral
that more than covered th
The pall bearers were. Messrs. D.
T. R. Moore, H. W.
J. Congleton, Flem-
C K. Rountree, L. W. Tucker,
r. Home. W. A. and O. W
t Daily Reflector
EDGECOMBE COUNTY FAIR
TARBORO, N. C.
November and L
Good Racing
Fine Exhibits
Airship Goes Up Twice Daily
Reduced Rates on all Railroads.
Some GOOD Buys
Acres near Stokes.
Acres near Stokes.
Acres near Bethel.
Acres near Winterville.
Acres near Arthur.
Small Farms near Chocowinity.
House and Lot 4th Street.
House and Lot Evans Street.
Five Building lots 4th. Street.
Two Building lots Dickinson Ave.
Two Building lots Paris Ave.
We will be pleased to show any of these properties at any
time. If you have Farms or City property to sell. Call
on or write
Standard Realty Company,
ROY FLANAGAN, MANAGER.
Office Greenville Banking Trust Co. Building.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND
The Great Eastern
Carolina FAIR
NEW BERN N. C.
Oct. 27-30,
IT BE AND BETTER THAN
EVER
ANT DISPLAYS OF
PRODUCTS, FINE STOCK.
AND POULTRY
SPLENDID RACING
Purses Aggregating
SPECIAL TRAINS EVERY HOUR FROM THE
UNION PASSENGER STATION AT NEW
BERN TO THE PAIR
Cheap Excursion Rates Over All
Railroads.
FOR PREMIUM LIST, OR
CLYDE GENERAL MANAGER,
NEW BERN, N. C.
f Rates vi
Hill. II I
baa a drama
from Bernard Shaw as the play which
will
and the is tin- subject, and
the- is In the
hinged around I
I . two II i
Tin- which two rival
. In their i
win the hand a pretty tat
linger gad snap
iii.- action the play. As
the- Dramatic anticipate two
trips in the- stat.- tor the n
let tile- In We-e HI Md Ft.
the State. The i
trip is proposed for the- month f
and the- will pro-
be included are Greensboro
w Salisbury.
and The east
trip comes in February. Raleigh.
and New are
points favored the for
The completion of the
filter plant establishes a further safe
guard the contraction of
fever by the students. The
water heretofore used by the college,
plant has not been considered alto-
as pure as the filter plant will
insure. The filter plant has been in
the- course of the construction for over
a year, and its completion renders
of far greater convenience for furnish
tin- student's room with a
of water. Too. the plant opens the
way and extends the invitation for th
of an
laundry -two industries the unaltered
water made well-nigh impossible.
. M.
Attorney at Law
Drainage a
la formerly
and Blow.
DR. J. E.
Veterinary Surgeon and Death
treat all animals. Calls prompt.
day or night. Office at
. Smith's stables with hospital at
rice. Day phone night 181-
OF
Coast Line.
North Bound
No. II a. m. No. p.
No. t p. m. No. It
Norfolk
Bast Bound West Bound
No. a. m. No. a l
No. I i a. at. No. 7.14 a. n
No. em No I I'd I
Be sure to see me for Buggies, Wagons
and Harness. Cash or on time,
J. E. WinsloW Greenville, N. C.
Established 1875
Tax Appointments.
Fresh Decker's Back-
wheat, Hominy, Pan-
cake Flour. Oatmeal.
Flakes,
Washington Crisps,
Quakers Corn Flakes.
Post
en, Porridge, Grape
Nuts, Instant
Cereal, Flour,
Self-rising Flour. Con-
and
fee.
S. M
I will be at the following places on the for the purpose
i collecting taxes for 1914.
Dan Township at Arthur, October
Township at Bell's X Roads October j
Bethel at Bethel Bank
Carolina Township, Stokes at Bank October
Township, October
Township, Ayden. October
Falkland Township. Fountain at Bank October I
Farmville Township, Citizen Bank, Farmville October
Township, October
Swift Creek Township, Grifton Bank October
S. I. DUDLEY, Sheriff
As previously announced, the Company is buying a
bale of cotton at cents a pound for each direct and sub-dealer in
Overland Cars in the cotton states, and another bale for each car sold
by any dealer and paid for within days from Sept. 16th.
In addition to this I will personally buy another bale at cents for
each car sold in the Greenville territory and paid for within the time
named.
Buy an Overland Car, and in this way help the farmers relieve the
depressed price of cotton, and at the same time help yourself by get-
ting the best Car for the money
Four Cylinder Touring , , Four Cylinder Touring.
Four Cylinder Roadster Four Cylinder Roadster
Seven Passenger Six Cylinder
Largest stock of parts ever carried in North
W. H. Jr.
Greenville, N. C. State Distributor.
Norfolk Southern
Railroad
Of
Schedule in Elect October lib. 1911.
N. following schedule figures
published as information ONLY
and are guaranteed.
LEAVE
EAST BOUND
a. m. daily.
Pullman sleeping car for Norfolk.
a. m daily, for Plymouth, Elisa-
beth City and
Parlor Car Chocowinity
Norfolk. Connects for all
North and West
, p in. daily, Except Sunday for
Washington.
WEST BOUND
a. daily for Wilson, Raleigh
and West. Pullman Bleeping Car
Connects North,
and
a. in. daily, Sunday, for
Wilson and Raleigh, Connects for
all points
p. m daily for Raleigh and all
Intermediate stations.
Co farther Information and
in Sleeping apply to J
I, Hassell, Agent, N,
II S.
Agent.
II. STACK.
Superintendent
NORFOLK, VA
Touring Cars F. O. B. Detroit
F. O. t, Detroit.
We have several hand Ford and other
Cars, almost as good as new, for Bale cheap.
Ford Supply Co.
Phone
Greenville. N. C.
WAST
Headstones or
Monuments
LET SHOW TOD
HENRY T. KING
Flowers en
Flowers blooming on Icebergs would
be s rare sight, but travelers
In the northern portions f Pa-
mid In the North At-
have el this strange hut
vary
that Mime, on their r- -1
h growth of Is deposited
on the while it is attached to the
mainland In regions. In time this
and I soil. In
the buttercups and
dandelions often h lodging, borne
by currents Of that
caught them up -ii some southern
clime These, take- root and bloom
floats
cut seen and is carried southward,
where the winds i the surface
and give the plants the moisture they
need.
His
said the irate
to Mr of
real estate agents, persuaded me
to buy a tot at
H Mr.
thing wrong
this I to put a bun-
on that lot and a house-
boat
I Ml I OF
d Ami i i Baste
I ii North Carolina
in the I el State a District Court
in and for said
in the matter
Bankrupt,
IN BANKRUPTCY
To Ho- creditors Paul
in the county of
and district n bankrupt.
e- i- hereby given that on the
-v day , A II 1314, tho said
Paul was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and the Bret mooting;
his creditors will be held at
M. C, in Hi-- office of Harding
. Pierce, on the day of A.
1914, o'clock In forenoon, at
which lime tho said creditors may at-
tend, prove their claims, appoint n
examine- the- bankrupt, and
transact other fastness n
properly cone before said meeting.
Pl i
FRANK II BRYAN,
In Bankruptcy.
Harding Pierce, Attorneys.
10-7-111 j

FOR SALE
m-. en
in in;.
Mi dwelling in Heals
dwelling Mocks street.
building lot- in all purl- of city.
Valuable farm near acre.
lax Passes Senate With
Majority of Democrats
Behind the Bill
Bros.
Real Estate Agents.
s,
octal and J,
PERSONALS.
;.
Mr V Hi .
re
Ira J w. Br
I .
Mrs W Wilson
Robin
row.
Mr. Charles i I I i s
. n
in today.
Mr.-. Lizzie .;
Bethel, are i r Mr
Fred
Mr. G. A. lion-
was In
lay.
Mr. and Mrs n i; r
lea
Mr. Frank E. . t Was
i i. today.
r Joseph Mi I. n born, i A
J. J. In Ra-
Mr. I. I . Bank
r, left i morn-
for R
Mr. P. M. . . short
is i I
v John Matthews this
. to hold n
I p pal
H. A.
II-Hector was in
s I
Mr. Luther Ferret I, who i- .
ell brother J W II on
F SI.
M. J. and W
Morton, Hi The l
motored to II
morning to conduct an auction sale
inn property.
Mr. V. I. Atlantic
Realty Company If spending
few d . Lexington, Ky.
I. A. Wills
LEADING CHARLOTTE
CITIZEN IS DEAD
Mil I. BALI
AT
A successful am lion sale
colored people at
was held Saturday afternoon by the
Atlantic Really Company. Al-
together thirty six lots were sold for a
total of
Some of the best lots on St.
brought as high as and the cheap-
lot was bid in A crowd
of live or six hundred people attended
sale.
Tb, Atlantic Realty company
band supplied excellent music. The
daylight fireworks which was the big
Mon at sale made quite a
hit with the crowds. The owners of
arc taking a personal In-
Ill the development of this pro-
and intend continuing in their
development work, they also intend
building twelve houses which will
m the neighborhood of eight hundred
dollars cash, these homes will be of-
for sale at thousand dollars
on the easy of fifty dollars down
aid two dollars per week.
I Mil It
ELECTS OFFICERS
Hail Been in Bad Health for Some
Montreal When
End Occurred
III Ml
I'll II res in
EUROPEAN WAR A I
WHITE'S TUESDAY
Beginning with next Monday at
White's all children over ten
of age will be charged the
admission as adults and all children
occupying seats will be
Charged the regular child's
price.
Beginning with tomorrow night then
will be shown on each Tuesday night
until further notice pictures of the
Charlotte, IS Danit I Aug .
who with the late Joseph
Caldwell, d the Charlotte
and who for y.
was the b mi n in the
South km iv from Maine to
I today o'clock at
me Montreat. i
i par; m h b
I suffered for four years, be having
I on a
On tour
ago o his nines
; an i tori to re-
i but v avail.
months his mental
He bit Char-
r Montreal
by trail and relatives. For
m month past was realized ins
was going fast. Three weeks
ago in- suffered a second
him of speech and the
past fortnight he was unconscious for
greater of tin- nine, lie
ii days saying to those
room he knew the end win
near and that be was ready to go.
News of Mr. death was r.
in Charlotte with sorrow. Since
. had been one of best
known men in North Carolina, was
one of the most remarkable men of
the South. He was a man of strong
Intellectual, executive, Inventive ability
forceful in thought, decisive in action
and of convictions.
Mr. was born October
held. S. C, a son of
Clinton Tompkins. of Edge-
field. He showed aptitude as a child
for mechanics construction and
graduated the South Carolina col-
of Columbia and then became a
at in-
situ of Troy, x. where he grad-
as an engineer In 1873.
Washington, D. c.
administration war revenue bill., levy-
approximately ad
taxes to inc. t the
caused by war in was
passed by Senate last right to
after Southern in
with Republicans of the Senate.
fought to postpone
of the measure because
. relief legislation had been do
. defeat
Democratic leaders. l a supremo
in climax of the
Fight, gathered their forces, and
spurring them on with eloquent an-
peals party solidarity, defeated
i Million in its move to ill
action. Senators
Smith of
Georgia, Smith of South Carolina
and were the Demo-
to the
. ting with Republicans to
postpone in lion. This would b
i the bill for the present session
of Congress.
Despite urgent pleas Senators
Williams, stone. and James
who demanded united Democratic
I for a Democratic measure
I fostered by administration, these
S Senators under a storm
oratorical denunciation, persisted
j to the last in their determination that
I the bill should contain some cotton
I relief provision.
The enlivening contest marked
the passage of the bill foreshadowed
of the long drawn out
of which has kepi flags
Hying r the almost
for the past years. The
lax hill will go Io House on Mon-
day and will be sent to conference.
An agreement on tin- measure between
the two Houses probably will be
reached by the middle of next week.
The vote on tho revenue bill
lowed lines with one exception, l Needs Revision
Lane, of Oregon, Democrat Carolina is the only state in
voting against it. Immediately after the whole South which still hangs on
ii- passage, in. Senator, on motion State Constitution Imposed upon
Senator Simmons. Insisted upon it during Reconstruction days, a Con-
amendment and asked a conference which to this day calls Con-
with the House. federate soldiers and
This bill includes a lax on beer, Civil War
kinds whiskey and wines; a People who talk about our
tax on banks, brokers and commission j constitution formed by wisdom
on of the forget that the
and concert on circuses an I of 1868, which gave us the pr-
other amusement enterprises. sent Constitution into existence
i. also taxed, both and the illegal voles of Ignorant
The stamp tax applies to led by Belt-seeking
p. and similar as c. Hamilton says. More
Bonds and various legal pa- a fourth the members wore
p.-r- required to have a carpetbaggers and
attached. Newspapers taxed ac Shall we say that a Convention
cording to their circulation. In the was prepared to say what 1-5
main lie lull is as it was pro-
T Breakfast
At the eighteenth annual convention
tin- Daughters of the Con
which Just closed in
following officers were elect-
ed.
Mrs. Little, pres-
Miss Unison, Raleigh
hist vice-president; Mrs. Thomas
second
Mrs. Latta Johnston, Charlotte, third
vice-president; Mrs. E. J. Ingram.
corresponding
i Miss trees
Mrs. Harvey, re
Mrs. II. c.
recorder of crosses; Mis Georgie
Hicks, historian; Miss
Faison, Faison, assistant
Mrs. Kale Raleigh,
Chaplin; Miss James,
ton. honorary Mrs. Cordon
Finger. Charlotte director children's
chapter.
Why let chilled fingers and a
blue nose spoil the buckwheats and
a cup of good coffee
You can have a warm dining room
you can.
Your fire never goes out in
Cole's Original
Hot Blast Heater
Even the cheapest grade of coal put
in the night before will be a mass of
glowing coke in the morning, and will
heat your rooms perfectly for two or
three hours without a supply.
Ruins coal
lignite or wood.
It is guaranteed.
Come ix and See It.
name on feed door
None genuine without it J
Quinn, Miller
Company
BLAST
VARIOUS STAGES OF SMOKING
There was an effort to place
a provision in aid the situ i
but tin- was defeated,
best for people of North Carolina
years later than the duly elected
representatives of the people who sub-
the present Constitutional
Amendments last year
European war. Tomorrow evening
the pictures will feature the first Mr. was a recognized
crowd before the building of leader of Industrial and economic
and the war office following life Of the new south. He was
Britten's announcing war D. A. company
German; There will be no president of the nulls,
change in the admission of and i I dent of the High Shoals Cotton
cents,
-NOTICE
virtue of a mortgage execute I
in,, by Gideon Teel, on the 10th day
of January, 1810, securing a certain
obligation and bond therein and
whereas, the terms of the same have
been complied with. I will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, that tract
of land described in the
and Manufacturing company.
He was a member of the
i lull Of New York and one Of tho
founders of Charlotte sanatorium.
In 1892 be and Joseph P, Caldwell
bought out the morning paper Char- IT
lotto called the and changed j
its name back to the Charlotte Ob-
WAIT.
Take Greenville I-
Experience.
When the back begins to ache.
Dot. i wall until
chronic;
kidney troubles develop;
Till urinary troubles destroy night's
rest.
Profit by a Greenville citizen's ex-
D, Jones, carpenter,
nut St., Greenville, a
year and a half ago I was troubled
with my back and kidneys. had a
dull pain in my back and across my
loins. When tried to stoop or bend
to pick up my tools I had a sharp
pain in my kidneys. I had headaches
and spells and my sight was
blurred. Seeing Kidney
advertised. I procured a box. This
strengthened my back and put
my kidneys in good shape.
Kidney are a very good remedy
for kidney
Trice. at all deal, rs,
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Kidney same that
Mr. Jones had. Co.
Props., Buffalo, x. Y.
DAVIS RELEASED.
Neighbor Captors Privilege of
Selling Payers
Wilson. Oct. to n
report here today. Hen Davis, who
was captured by two men by the
of Powell, was forcibly released a
Fremont by other neighbors. It is
said is a sufferer from Asthma
and tuberculosis and that his arrest
infuriated some of his neighbors, win
armed themselves and went to
and demanded that he be re-
leased. Not wishing Io resort to
they offered to purchase the re-
papers and did so for
Davis was then and has left
for parts unknown. The an
said to have been given ten minutes to
get out of Fremont they
out and have not been since
from.
Davis is alleged to have killed a
man in Georgia, whom he charged
wrecking his homo end Hint upon
of the deed he walked all
the way to North Carolina with his
two children. One of the is
also reported to have shot a man
Newton. Georgia.
Observant Man Has Noticed
That Mark Age
of the Cigar User.
Young men, very young In
earlier smoking days like to keep the
ash on n cigar as long as II will stay.
Somebody has told them that It Is a
mark of a good cigar for It to have
an ash that does not crumble and fall
off. it Is at least true that a long ash
marks the cigar as one made with a
lone filler.
The young man smoker who likes
to see the ash grow hang on
handles his cigar v great care so
as not to joggle II off, and If ho
smokes up the whole cigar without
dropping the ash be thinks he
has been smoking a good cigar and
that he Is a good smoker.
As he grows older the young man
comes to be a of another sort.
He flicks the ashes off his cigar
Then as he grows older still he
may come to be careless about tho
ash, or he may be so engrossed with
other things as he smokes that he
lets the ash accumulate, to drop may-
be on his garments and cover them
with ashes.
Still later in life the grown, mature
man Is likely to knock the ash off his
cigar at frequent intervals, to keep It
down short. He in a business-
like nay, be doesn't want the ashes
scattered over him. Hut as he grows
older when ho comes to be an
oldish man. he may come again as
he smokes to keep the on a cigar
as long as he can.
You may see an old mini smoking a
cigar thus, holding It carefully and
smoking slowly and contemplatively,
looking at the ash occasionally and
clearly Interested in seeing It grow,
Just as ho did he was young.
Why he does this now Is uncertain,
but perhaps It Is because It brings
back memories of his youth.
server, and thereby reestablished the
name given the paper by Charles R
Jones, who founded II. The partner-
ship of Mr. Caldwell and Mr.
WIFE.
Features with
giving me this authority, registered In kins continued to the death of Mr
0-9, page on Monday, at noon. Caldwell, November 1911. It
tin 18th day of November, 1814, at tin
Court House door. Hie following
tract of land, containing about
seventy acres.
Adjoining the lauds of J. II. White
burst and Harriett being
Bailie L, i berry's part of the
tract, purchased by Gideon Teel of
K. A. Cherry and Cherry. i
In Book H-7, page
This the day of October, mil.
L. R.
Mortgagee
S. J. Attorney.
a partnership remarkable in Strength,
Individuality and affection.
mill
The people of Greenville should Shown.
not miss the opportunity of bearing The smallest pair of human being
one of Dr. inimitable is one of the novel attraction
lures. While a number of people in with Famous Shows.
Greenville know him well, they do not. These most wonderful of all midgets
often have the chance to hear him. hold dally receptions under the bi
Dr. lectured at the tents of Ibis show. The Major Is 1-2
School once before, subject inches tall, while Ills wife is I 1-2 inch
was then His descriptions shorter. They are perfect ill
were so graphic that be made bis an- way except for their size, and
in c feel as if they had taken the really handsome couple. They have
trip with His was in met with every king, queen, emperor
with amusing experiences monarch, czar and nabob in
Plait them now, cents per Interesting stories, yet showed and presents and decorations
Mowers and funeral designs on he had a thorough understanding an enormous fortune, which
short Orders taken for Shade conditions on the island. have been presented to them at
Trees, Vines, lectures tonight on times by tho great rulers of the
Pansy Plants, Hyacinth and Narcissus j Falling Down on Ills He world. Do not fall to sec this
to the Training School under the when Robinson's Fa
MISS of the Young Woman's Shows their exhibitions
Association, here tomorrow.
Strawberry Plants
j WANT ADS
i i
Cash must accompany orders
for want ads, except from those
having regular advertising ac-
counts. The rate la I cents par
line, six words to the Una. Tel-
No.
Ask Your Grocer for MOSS HUSK
the best.
FOR SALE-SACK AT GREEN
for cents a sack.
Oil A Fertilizer.
NEW MULLETS. S. M.
pipes, elbows, fire boards, and put up
your stoves. S. T. Hicks.
Tl THE BEING CIR.
day, there will be no sales on the
Greenville market that day.
BOARDERS TO BE-
gin by November 5th. Dickinson
Avenue. Mrs.
DIAMOND DROP BAR
ring, 1-2 carat, on Saturday,
if left at Hotel
PLANTS SET THEM
Now. D. D. HASKETT.
m-w-f.
CHINA'S MOST ANCIENT CITY
Believed to Have Been a
Metropolis Two Thousand Years
Before Rome.
Is probably tho most
able city In China, and perhaps has
had a longer continuous existence
than Athens and Tho Chinese
themselves believe with some warranty
that It was flourishing years
fore was founded. On tho one
hand. Its story touches the first
of tho Chinese on the
other. It was again brought Into a fore-
front of Chinese history when the
Empress sought
within Its wall a r from the
of the allies. It has been the
stronghold of many monarchs, the
against many revolts and
and the shelter of many
became a great city because
It stood In the province of and,
therefore, on the borders of the
deserts and rolling uplands
whence came successive hordes of
barbarians to threaten the peace of
the Flowery Land. It has never lost
Its protective character, and years
ago the great Mohammedan rebellion
vainly spent Its strength against It.
Nor has Its strength entirely van-
Its mighty walls, though
less against modern artillery, are far
more formidable, and now In better re-
pair, than those Peking. Its
Is variously estimated, but Is
numbered by the hundred thousand.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
At the solicitation of my many
friends, I hereby myself
candidate for Sheriff of County.
I have always treated every man
every woman and every child In Pitt
county right. If tho people of my
county see fit to honor mo with this
I shall always treat every man
equally, with no fear or honor from
any one. Shall collect the taxes of
the county and make due returns for
tame, showing no personal relations
to any one. Your vote will be
JOYNER.
Sale Of Personal Properly
At my residence, number Third
SI reel, in this city, I will offer for sale
on
OCTOBER 1914.
the following personal property, vis.
Bureau, Bed, Pillows,
Chairs, Table, Hall Rack, China Clo-
Book Cases, Heaters, Cook Stove,
Kitchen Crockery, Sewing
Machine, and a lot of
other property.
Terms of Sale, cash. Hour of sale J
p. m.
HENRY. T. KING.
1017-
Retrial Though The
Mas Nut lulled, thief Justice
Dissenting--Defense
Relied en Error in Charge
Supreme court yesterday hand-
ed down nineteen cases, among which
an the Pollard case, new trial.
S Insurance Co. new
Haddock vs Stocks, no error; and
Decker rs N. S. It. R. affirmed, all
from Pitt county. As the Pollard
i is of great Interest bore and to
this county we reproduce part of
opinion. The new trial will be
held here and it will probably be as
hard as the former, trial.
It will be recalled that S It. Pol-
lard ill January of this year shot the
chief of police when the chief entered
bis store. The jury convicted Pollard
of manslaughter and the trial judge
sentenced him to live years Eleven
lawyers represented Pollard. The
case now goes back for a new trial,
the opinion being written by Jostles
Clark for the court. Chief Justice
Clark dissents.
The evidence is conflicting but it
seems that Pollard and the Chief of
Police had bad feelings towards each
other and the Chief had threatened
to arrest Pollard for gambling and
selling liquor in his store. On
night in question, the Chief entered
the store and went over near
Pollard was. Pollard told the Chief
that he had ordered him to keep out
of his store and told the Chief to get
of his store. The defendant's
was that the Chief put his
band to his hip pocket, assumed t
threatening attitude and cursed him
and be shot in self defense. The
for the State was that the de-
shot at the same time he or-
the Chief of Police to get out of
I he store. As the Chief of Police was
being taken out of the store he shot
at. the defendant Pollard. The Chief
Of Police made a dying declaration
that Pollard shot him at the same
lime he ordered him to gel out of the
store. The evidence was voluminous
bill this seems to be the gist of it.
The trial Judge Instructed the jury
that if the Jury round from the
that the defendant saw the
deceased enter the store and saw that
the deceased was mad. and that de-
walked down behind the cigar
counter and the deceased came over
near him; and the defendant ordered
the deceased to get out of the store
and the deceased cursed him an I
placed his hand on bis hip pocket;
the defendant believed the de
ceased was about to draw his pistol
for the purpose of assaulting de-
with It, and that the
was willing to enter Into a light
with the deceased with a deadly
weapon, and immediately drew
pistol and shot and killed the de
ceased, defendant would be guilty of
manslaughter, and Ibis would be so If
the manner and appearance of
deceased were such as to cause the
defendant to believe that Smith was
armed with deadly weapons and that
he was about to harm him with
Justice Walker for the court states
will he seen, at a glance, that
learned presiding Judge has blended
the doctrine of self defense and that
of manslaughter in one instruction,
without proper discrimination be
tween the two and he used an ex-
which was manifestly
lated, though of course, not Intended
to mislead the Jury as to the true
of manslaughter, and to produce
confusion In their Justice
Walker reviews the authorities and
enters into a very full discussion of
manslaughter and self defense. The
other exceptions arc not dis-
cussed. For the error Indicated, a
new trial is ordered.
Ml COMMUTED.
II. Found Dead in His Bar i
Died Press. Natural Causes.
New Hem. After the com-
had been greatly excited Sat
night by the news that H. J.
a well known citizen of this
city, bad been murdered by some
known his farm, two miles
out of town, County Physician Dr.
Joseph Kb, in exploded the theory
de, hiring, alter be bad performed
autopsy on the body, Mr.
lad not been murdered, but that his,
death was due Io natural causes and
the wound on his head, which
led to the murder theory, was cause
by contact the concrete floor of
the cow shed whore the body was
found. The result of this autopsy was
made known to the coroner's Jury and
I hey returned a verdict to the effect
that the deceased had come to his
death from natural causes.
THE BEST COMPANY-
The Mutual Life In-
Company, of
Newark, N. J.
C. L. WILKINSON,
Sole Agent. Greenville, N. C.
MRS. DEAD.
Mrs. Martha Mayo, the mother of
Mr. F. K. Mayo, of the Coca-Cola
Bottling Works, this city, died at
her home between and
Tarboro, Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock. The deceased had been ill
for the past six months and at the
time of her going was sixty-live
years of age. She was a consistent
member of the Free Will Baptist
church and was held in the highest
esteem by her friends and
Her friends were many. She leaves
three sons and one to
mourn their loss; Mr. F. K. Mayo, of
this city, and Jesse Mayo, of Pitt
county, and Edward Mayo, of
N. C. and Mrs. Ada Lewis.
The funeral was conducted from
the home of the deceased this after-
noon and the burial was at the Bar-
row burying ground.
Mr. F. E. Mayo and family left this
morning to attend the funeral--Wash-
TAKEN IT ON MY FARM ONE MALE
bog. not marked, pale rod in color,
weight pounds. Owner can get
same by paying all costs.
TOM C. BUTTON.
N. C
Between and Jack.
Licenses
Register of Deeds Bell has
Issued licenses to the following
couples since last
WHITE
J. J. Edge, of Mount, and
Clara E. Joyner, of
H. of Greenville, and
K. Price, of Martin County.
C. Evans, of and Rena
Wilson, of
COLORED
Elijah Lunsford. of Farmville, and
Mamie Barrett, of
Marion Graham and Battle
ton, of Falkland.
John Grimes, of Falkland, and Ella
Foreman, of Bethel.
Joe Teel and Pearl of Bet-
Nil h Battle and Annie Daniel, of
James A. Adams, of Greenville, and
of
H. W. I A BIER, M. D.
Practice limited to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, and Throat
and
The fitting of Glasses
with Dr. D. U James.
N. C, every Monday.
Home Office. Washington, N. C.
Dr. H. W. Carter announces that
spectacles and eye glasses are furnish-
ed tree to all who pay his regular
tee ten dollars for the examination
of their eyes.
RECEIPT FOR SWEET
and Irish potatoes. Used five years sue
from Eastern Caro-
to Tennessee. Guaranteed to
keep them or money refunded.
cash with order. Alls-
brook. Scotland Neck C.
How To Quinine To Children.
LINE is the trade-mark name given to an
Improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrup, pleas-
ant Io take and does not disturb the stomach.
Children lake it and never know it la Quinine.
especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing in the bead.
It the next time you need for any
rune. Ask ounce original package. The
name blown in bottle. cent.
Bee Brand Spices are Quality Spices
The pick of the world's product properly cleaned and
the important the container is all
just metal top and bottom made paper sides.
The sifting top adds lo convenience, saves better in
every way. More attention is paid to the grinding of Bee Brand
Spices than most makes get altogether. For sale by progressive
grocers in tins. We a
I.
sun
-OLD
The Life .
el N. T.
Lawyers
la all the Courts
on tAr
treat, fronting
DR. ANNIE L. JOYNER
Physician
In the Brown Building on Dick-
hours
to and to
Life O
of New York
Assets
A. Special
lit Evans it.
R. F.
Ufa, rue. lick and
.
el
NORTH
Step Forward, Please
And examine our matchless
i oil,,, turn Oriental Rugs,
quaint design and exclusive
patterns. They are rich la
and lit for the palace
it queen. We have an in-
variety of those and
also many now designs
CarpetingS for dining, draw-
bed-room or library. The
very grades would call
higher prices than we are
asking.
Taft Vandyke
Evans Street. Greenville, N. C.
THE ONLY WAT
to be able to entertain Santa Claus and
have a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
your borne Is to be warm and
Comfortable hare all your
PLUMBING
In perfect shape and working order.
And the only and best way to
this is to engage us to attend
your Plumbing and Heating.
S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber.
t. J.
a l
wares th
Nona
If it INSURANCE you
WANT
SEE US
HALL MOORE
DR. T. H.
Optometrist
Will be at Monday and Tues-
day, Oct. and
Eyes examined and glasses titled
Office at J. R. Smith Bro store
Ayden, N. C.
Homo Washington, N. C
Except Monday's and Tuesday's.
WE HANDLE
PRESCRIPTIONS
as if each were for members of our
own family. We use none but the
purest drugs. W use every
caution to Insure accuracy and faith-
Have your prescriptions ail-
ed and you can have perfect
In the medicine. And confidence, you
know, la a help In effecting a
Drug Company
PARKERS ART STUDIO
Corner Fourth and Evans Streets
Photos Made Both Day and
Send as Tour
KODAK WORK
La
v . a
DR. JOHN V.
las moved his from Ra
Bow Stables to Dr
tables on Fourth Street
Day or Night
i and w.
J. C- LANIER
AND HEAD
IRON FENCES
EMPIRE GARAGE
Has secured the services of Messrs.
of Anderson, Ind., and
Shorty Gibson, of Charlotte, two ex-
pert auto mechanics, and are prepared
to serve you in repair and repairing
your machine with dispatch and the
best workmanship.
8-28
Invigorating to the Hale and Sickly
The Old Standard tonic.
chill TONIC.
. NORTH
Those Who Know Say
FOXHALL-
Make the highest sale for tobacco every day. Come and see us.
We will SHOW YOU how we Do It.
YOUR FRIENDS,
O. G. Rucker, Auctioneer.
i-s i i i. a
Johnston Foxhall

mi i i
For the
Road
OUR DRIVING
LAMP is the most
compact and efficient lighting de-
vice for all kinds of vehicles. Will
not blow out or jar out. Equipped
with thumb screws, so that it is
easily attached or detached. Throws
a clear light feet ahead. Extra
large red danger signal in back.
It is equipped with handle, and when
detached makes a good hand lantern.
Strong. Durable. Will last for years.
At Dealers Everywhere
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
ITEMS
Winterville. Oct. Jerry,
suddenly last Thurs
night. Mrs had
tobacco all day until about
that night. Alter she retired
she M suddenly taken very ill j
Her struggles little grand-
daughter who was sleeping with her
The little girl called her parents
one. but Mrs. died be j
fore anyone could get to her.
She was about years of age and Is
survived by a and three
sons, Messrs. Fred and J. II I
Hie latter a resident of.
North Carolina.
Put County.
In the sup- Court
Term, 1914.
n NOTICE
The Defendant Above Named Will
Take
That action as above has
been commenced In the Superior
to procure divorce absolute, for
reason stated In the complaint filed
In the office of the Clerk of Superior
Court.
And the said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to up-
Grain Privileges
mm
Sale I and-
I ml- r and by virtue of the power
and authority contained a certain
ii d of trust executed to S. M.
trustee, by L. G. Morrow
Di WHEAT.
Puts and calls are the safest and
surest method of trading in wheat I
or oats. Because your loss is
absolutely limited to the amount , Lula ,, Morrow, bearing
bought. No further risk. I date. February 1914, to secure
P. C
Richmond. Va.
Norfolk. V-
BALTIMORE
Charlotte. N. C.
Charleston. S. C.
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR FIVE YEARS
Majority of Friends Thought Mr.
Hughes Would Die, Bat
One Helped Him to
Recovery.
interesting ad-
vices from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes
writes as was down with
stomach trouble for five years, and
would have sick headache so bad, at
times, that I thought surely I would die.
I tried different treatments, but they
did not seem to do me any good.
I got so bad, I could not eat or sleep,
and all my friends, except one, thought I
would die. He advised me to fry
and quit
taking other medicines. I decided to
take his advice, although I did not have
any confidence in it.
I have now been taking
for three months, and it has cured me
haven't had awful sick headaches
since I began using it.
am so thankful for what
has done for
has been
found a very valuable medicine for de-
of the stomach and liver. It
is composed of pure, vegetable herbs,
contains no dangerous ingredients, and
acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely
used by young and old, and should be
kept in every family chest
Get a package today.
Only a quarter.
Cumberland county.
were Interred at the
day afternoon.
The war fit continuing but A. W.
Ange is still selling dry goods
notions, boots, shoes, hats and caps
mighty cheap.
Before you leave tor Europe to make
peat go to Harrington, Barber Co.
and gel a supply of boots, shoes and
blankets.
The local bail squad left Fri-
day morning the
of the weather for Washington. They
had a game scheduled for Friday
seemed very anxious to got on the
of their list. However,
they got a message while in Green-
ville the Washington park was In
such a bad condition they could
not play, so they had to return dis-
appointed The locals have heel
practicing for some time and we look
forward for the first game for we are
confident that they are going to do
good work.
Athletes wear Hunt Club shoes, an I
you can do than sec B. D.
Forrest A Co., for a pair.
II you are going to camp or keep
house you had better see Harrington.
Barber Co., and get one of those
handsome stoves. They are cheap.
The students of the local
School are looking forward to the
for a good hate by a team from the
and Columbian
For Sale One house and lot in one.
block of new school house. Terms to
suit. It. W Dal.
lb. remains I pear at the November Terra of the
cemetery Superior Court of said County, to be
I held in the Court House, at Greenville
on Monday, the 9th day of November
being the ninth Monday,
the Monday of September, held
at the Court House of said County
in Greenville, N. C, and answer or
demur to the complaint in said action
or Hit plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in said com-
plaint.
This the day of September, 1914
A. T. MOORE.
Clerk
REASONS
Why You Should Always Use
Bee Brand Flavoring Extracts
Because they are better than Food
Laws require.
Because they vs ill go further than goods.
Because their delicacy flavor is
A. Because Parity and Quality is absolute.
Because are unreservedly guaranteed.
Positively the most profitable way
trading.
Open an account. You can buy
puts or calls on 10.000 bushels
for or you can buy both
for or as many more as you wish
An advance or decline of cent gives
you the chance to take profit
A movement of cents profit.
Write for full particulars and bank
references.
H. IT. Ml MANN
Ohio.
Address all mail to Lock Bog 1420.
North Carolina
Pitt County
In the Superior Court.
II. Tripp
vs. Notice of Sale of Land
lit Smith
By virtue of an executive directed
to the undersigned sheriff of Pitt
County, from the Superior Court of
Pitt County in the above entitled ac-
will on Monday the day of
November, 1914, at o'clock noon,
expose to public sale, before the
house in Pitt county
the highest bidder for cash, to sat
said executor, all the right entitle,
and interest of Smith, the
defendant has in the following
real estate to Situated in
Township Pitt County
North Carolina, Beginning at a large
pine in the new road, T. N. Manning j
corner, and runs north 1-2 west
pubs to Smith's line, then with
his line to a slake in a branch, then
down said branch to a slake, thence
a straight lines, to a slake
Smith's corner thence S. 1-2 K.
poles to a stake on a ditch
down said ditch to the canal in Hen
Swamp thence up said canal ti
Hie beginning containing 2-5 acre
more or less.
This the day of October, 1914
S. I. DUDLEY,
Sheriff of Pitt County.
North Carolina.
Put County.
In the Superior Court
Term. 1914.
Adams
vs NOTICE
David Adams
The Defendant Above Named Will
Take
That action entitled as above hat
been commenced in the Superior
to procure a divorce absolute, for the
reason stated in the complaint Died
in office of the Clerk of Superior
Court.
And the said defendant will further
take that he is required to
pear at the November Term of the
Superior Court of said County, to be
in the Court House, at Greenville
on Monday, the 9th day of November
1914, being the ninth Monday, after
the Monday of September, held
at the Court House of said County
in Greenville, N. C, and answer or
demur to the complaint in said action
or plaintiff will apply to the
tor the relief demanded In said com-
plaint.
This the 26th day of September, 1914.
A. T. MOORE,
Clerk Superior Court,
ft
NOTICE
By virtue of a mortgage executed
to by Gideon Teel, on the 10th day
of January, 1910, securing a certain
obligation and bond therein and
whereas, the terms of the same have
not been complied with, I will sell to
the highest bidder, for cash, that tract
of land described In the mortgage
giving me this authority, registered in
Book 0-9, page CS, on Monday, at noon,
the 16th day November, 1914, at the
Court House door, the following
tract of land, containing about
seventy acres.
Adjoining the lands of J. H. White-
and Harriett Whitfield, being
L. Cherry's part of the Britton
tract, purchased by Gideon Teel Of
E. A. Cherry and Sallie Cherry,
in Hook H-7, page
This the day of October, 1914.
I. It.
Mortgagee
s. J. EVERETT, Attorney.
North Carolina
Pitt County.
In Superior Court
II BLUE.
ill all r.
ft Co.,
V hi.
FOB SILK OR KITE
horse farm. Will sell for cash or en
easy terms. Address Calvin Mills,
N. C, Route
w.
I have this day qualified as
on the estate of Lawrence Jones
and wife Josephine Jones deceased
and all parties holding claims against
said parties or heirs of estate will
sent same In proper form on or be-
fore Sept. I 1915., or this notice
will be plead in bar of recovery.
This Sept. 11th, 1914.
W. Stokes. N, C.
Administrator.
S. J. EVERETT, Attorney.
Your Skin
a a
THE FARM
It the Basis of all Industry
LIME
U the hauls of all good farming. Writ
by the best authority in the Unit
Suits Lime on the Farm, I get price
of the pure t lime. Don't buy earth,
etc. A postal will give you reasons.
POWHATAN LIME CO.
STRASBURG VIRGINIA
SALE.
By virtue of an order of the
Court of Pitt County made In
special proceedings No. entitled
L. W. Tucker, Administrator, versus
I. II, Mooring et the undersigned
Commissioner will sell at auction be
fore the Courthouse door in Green-
ville on Monday, November 2nd, 1914.
at noon, the following described real
estate to
lots In the town of Greenville,
bounded on the north by 12th street,
on the west by street, and on
the south and east by the lots of A
M Moseley. For accurate
reference is made to a deed from
A. M. Moseley and wife to J.
Mooring, which deed appears of re-;
cord In Book P.-9. page in the of-
Dee of the Register of Deeds of
County. Also a tract of land In
Township known as a share of
the W. T. Keel land, which Is fully
described In a deed from G. If. Moor-
Trustee, to I S. Mooring which
deed is recorded in Book H-16, page
In the office of the Register of
Leeds said tract contains about
acres and is subject to the life estate
Of T. Keel. Terms Cash.
This 2nd, 1914.
L. W. TUCKER,
Commissioner.
K. G. James So- Attorneys.
In
Reba Little
vs. Notice.
Simon Little
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced In the
Court of Pitt County to ab
lain a divorce from the bonds of mat-
And the said defendant will
further take notice that he is required
lo appear at the next Term of the
Superior Court of Pitt County to be
held on the 9th Monday, after the
Monday, in September it being the
9th day of November 1914, at the
Court-house in said County In Green-
ville, N. C. and answer or to
the complaint filed in said action, or
plaintiff will apply to the Court
for relief demanded In said com-
plaint.
This day of Sept. 1914.
A. T. MOORE,
Clerk Superior Court
BROWN.
Atty. for plaintiff.
All MARTIN COIN IV
FOR SALE.
acres ill tract. acres ill
acres new land ready for
plow mile from railroad station,
graded school and churches, t
miles from County seat with rail-
roads and water transportation.
residences six rooms each plastered
and painted plenty of out build-
to each. Residences built with
view to subdivision.
es and tobacco barns. Land In high
slate of cultivation, land suited lo
crops raised in Eastern North Caro-
and especially fine for tobacco.
Address Wheeler Martin, or J. C. Go-
N. C.
the payment of a certain bond of
even date and tenor therewith,
the stipulations contained in said deed
of trust not having been complied
v ills, the undersigned will, on the
day of November, 1914.
at one o'clock, p. m., in the town
Pitt County, N. C, and
premises hereinafter described, of
for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described lands
persona property to
of Lands.
Situate in Township.
County. North Carolina, and on the
north side of Wilson street in the
town of N.
the Intersection of Wilson and
field streets, thence westerly with
tin- center of Wilson street 1-2 feet
thence at right angles northerly
feet to the Belcher line, thence at
right angles easterly 1-2 feet l
Fields street extended, thence south-
with said Fields street feet
to ginning, and one-half of
the Farmville Warehouse Co. lot,
now better known as the Banner Ware
house and lot in said town of Farm-
ville. and being the same lands and
premises now used and occupied by
said L. Morrow in the Tobacco
warehouse business.
Personal Property.
Being all and singular of I he fix-
and tools belonging to said
warehouse, including trucks, iron safe
and all office fixtures and furniture
now in said warehouse and belonging
said Morrow. Also pounds
of scrap tobacco now in said ware-
house and belonging lo said Morrow,
and being the lot of scrap tobacco
the town of Farmville purchased
the season of 1913 and 1914.
house stored by said Morrow in said
Banner warehouse.
Said deed of trust being recorded la
the Pitt County Registry, Book T-10,
at page and seq.
This the day of October 1914.
G. If.
Trustee.
J, O. SMITH, Attorney.
North Carolina,
Pitt County,
In The Superior Court
Battle Slade
vs Summons by Publication
John Slade the above named defend-
ant will lake notice that an action
has been brought as entitled above
for the purpose of procuring a
absolute, and he will take fur-
notice that if he does not
on or before the November Term of
the Superior Court of County,
held on the 9th day of November, 1914,
and answer or demur to the
filed In the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court, on or before the No-
Term of the Superior Court
of Pitt County, 1914, that the plain-
tiff will be granted the relief sought
In said complaint, which is a divorce
absolute.
This the 10th day of October 1914.
A. T. MOORE,
Clerk of Superior Court.
MM III urn. Otter
wont no matter of bow long standing,
by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Mealing Oil. It
SM at r mm time.
ate cum
Porter's
NOTICE OF SALE.
On Saturday, the 17th day of October
at o'clock, in front of the Edwards
Building, near the Court the
j Town of Greenville, I will sell to
highest bidder for cash three hundred
J opera chairs In the building be-
longing to H. C. Edwards, being the
seals used In said Opera House be-
longing to Powell tit Bryan, and
i based from Taft this sale
being made under an order Court
to sell mortgaged property.
Chairs can be seen by calling upon
Taft VanDyke, or H. C. Edwards,
or to Jacob Powell. Wallace
C.
This September 20th. 1914.
J. EVERETT,
Commissioner
PATENTS
i or
mi.-I. I r ii--i i
r SEARCH .
f. r. i
PATENT BUILD FORTUNE f
C. SWIFT CO.
St., D.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of Joe Forbes, deceased, this
is to notify all persons owing said es-
to pay the same immediately to
the undersigned. All persons to whom
said estate is Indebted arc notified to
present the same within twelve months
from the dale of this notice or the
same will be pleaded in bar of recovery
This Oct. 1914.
J. B. WILLIAMS,
Administrator of Joe Forbes
W. F, Evans, Attorney.
10-10-ltd
Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Bessie and Rubella Corey and Mr. Ben
Corey are attending the Fair at
Raleigh.
Messrs. H. C. Butler, Buck
and Sidney Bryan, of are
here selling tobacco.
LASS SALE.
By virtue the power of sale con-
in a certain mortgage deed
by P. Owens and wife,
Mollie Owens, to J. L. Fountain and
R. A. Fountain, partners trading
under the name of Fountain
Company on the 2nd day of February
1910, which mortgage was duly re-
corded in the office of the Register of
Deeds of lilt County in Book P-9
Pages i, and the undersigned
will sell for cash before the Court
House door in Greenville, on Monday,
the 9th day of November, 1914, th
following described Lot, situate
said County and State, and in the town
of
Beginning on the North side of
son Street at the corner of Wilson
and Church Streets and running about
North about East with Wilson Street
feet to the beginning.
This October 1914.
FOUNTAIN CO.
Mortgagees
F. G. JAMES
ENTERED
AIDES HOME ESCAPED
The Amos Woolen, who
Tuesday night attempted to enter the
home of Mr. O. C. Manning about
1-2 miles from Ayden was captured
yesterday but succeeded in
and Is still at large. Mr. J. W. Shore
of Elizabeth City, was trailing him with
his blood hounds and succeeded
catching him soon after starting the
trail. The was placed in the
care of Mr. Manning and six other
men Mr. Shores went to get
something to eat. While he was gone
the made a break and escaped
although the men fired at him several
times. There was a delay in getting
Mr. Shores and the dogs of about an
hour which gave the such a
start that he has not yet been
ed.
WANTED A DRIVING
must be sound, well broke and a bar
gain cash, can use buggy and
also. Reply Drawer F. Green-
ville, C. 10-12
Scrubs Fatten Quickly
You want ye pigs to eat as much as possible
when you fatten them. them a great variety
of Iced, keep the appetite keen and the digestion in
good order, and you wilt obtain the desired result;
especially If you mix with the grain ration a dose
STOCK
MEDICINE
Eke Dee
Whets the appetite Help, digestion.
I put
hog in the pen lo
fatten and save them Bee
Dee STOCK
in feed. I had
line. hot.
which netted me over
II
W. Vi.
m Pr
i I
IS THE
OF EASTERN
CAROLINA. IT HAS
A POPULATION OF FOUR
THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED
IND ONE. AND IS
ROUNDED BY THE BEST
FARMING COUNTRY.
INDUSTRIES OF ALL
KINDS ARE INVITED TO
LOCATE HERE FOR WE
HA YE EVERYTHING TO
OFFER IN THE WAY OF
LABOR, CAPITAL AND
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES.
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE
AND NEWSPAPER
PLANT.
Is the 31-st I Heal Healthful, the Heal Me
WE HAVE A
OF TWELVE HUN-
AMONG THE BEST
PEOPLE IN EASTERN
PAST OF NORTH CARO-
LINA INVITE THOSE
WHO WISH TO GET BET-
ACQUAINTED WITS
THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN
BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE
FEW HE SPACE AND
TELL THEM WHAT YOU
TO BRING TO THEIR
ATTENTION.
OUR A D T I s i NO
ARE LOW AND i AN
BE HAD UPON A-
C U II III I
M Ii
SYNOPSIS Of THE
PROGRAM FOR
CONVENTION
Partial List of Names Those
Who Are t, Make Addresses
And Reports
MAN VISITORS
United Stales Destroyer Failed to Seize
Buried in Sand as Result
of fierce Gale
Opportunity to Capture
Warsaw in Russian Poland
Unsuccessful Attempt KILLS
to General
Villa by
Opens
Addresses of Welcome
Thursday.
A very Interesting program has been
arranged the State Convention of
the Christian church which meets hero
next day convention
filled with sea by
.-iii visitors, discussions and reports
Several entire sessions are to be
in one particular subject, among
which are the Bible School session
and the session.
Among those who will be present
mid deliver addresses are Rex. J. n
of the St Louis Or-
Rev. Fred Jones, of
m ii. Stale Secretary of the
W. A. Davis, of Washing-
ton; Rev. P. II. of Asheville;
Kev. Ii. IV. Arnold, Goldsboro; .-.
s. Christian Standard
Cincinnati, Secretary Grant K
of Cincinnati; J. T. T.
Va.; and Dr.
Caldwell, of the Atlantic Christ-
College
The convention opens Monday even-
with addresses of welcome by
Mayor I. B, Kev. J. J.
Walker and responses and a sermon
Tuesday's session is devoted part I v
lo organization and reports,
several addresses. Wednesday's sea
will be devoted mainly lo Bible
Schools and Preachers, And Thurs
day session to Stale work,
addresses and report of Atlantic
Christian College, by the president,.
Caldwell.
With the large number of delegates
and visitors that are expected a large
attendance is assured at each session.
it is quite an honor to entertain a
convention and it Is to be hoped
that every person who attends tin
convention will go away highly pleased
with the treatment received while
visiting in the city. This convention
will not only be of interest to
people of this denomination but to all
who enjoy hearing splendid
A very successful convention is look-
ed forward lo by all of those ID
charge of arrangements.
radioed from the r. S.
S. Pauling a. in. Tuesday from
inlet as she was
In r anchor and being rapidly
carried inshore by I lie seventy-mile
gale and tide was
Ar tin same time all hands of
the seventy-six men. four officers an
three boys, that had been taken
aboard from a small boat that founder
ed shortly afterwards, were summon-
ed on deck and ordered to put on life
preservers.
While Ibis was being done the
boat was passing over a sand-
bar and occasionally touching bottom,
when the shock of contact with
solid and the surging of waves
made ii almost impossible to main-
a footing. Surf was going over
slack the
and proximity of shore made It
possible that she would strike
break up.
It so d, however, that the
waves and tide permitted the vessel
in in and she is now riding- high
in the sands off
about one-half mile out from Mill
station.
The Pauling is now lying high on
the beach in Inlet in six
feet of water and with six feel of her
hull under the sand. An Inspection
Tuesday showed her port
I is under sand and the other
is free. Captain Holmes of Cape
Henry Life Saving reported
when he came in at Ibis after-
noon that the vessel is resting safely
ml is making no water. From her
present position is thought she is
ill no danger of breaking up and
will be possible to float her in time
TO
II;
Butter and Eggs kept
ranee
Chicago, ills., Oct.
maintain butter and eggs
prices exist between New York and
Chicago dealers, according to Baser
lions by Franklin Kennedy,
general of New York Slate
here accompanied by John
chief Investigator, In an inquiry Into
methods of marketing of butter
eggs.
have learned that Chicago
commission merchants, before making
a sale ask
in New York City for quotations on
said Mr. Kennedy.
Mr. Kennedy and Mr. con-
with attaches of the lulled
Slates district attorney's office to ob-
information of recent
against the Chicago Butter and Egg
Hoard and the Hoard of Trade
by government.
Another in South Africa
Large Proportions
Io be Suppressed
RUSSIANS VICTORY
lo From Poland Al-
most Turned lo a Kent
Again Near
sun Advancing.
Oct. 28- Via London
Failure by the Germans to an
opportune moment for an attack on
Warsaw, after they had approached
within eight miles without being dis-
covered, turned the tide of the German
invasion of Russian Poland, according
to reliable advices received from the
front yesterday.
Russian are at u
loss explain German strategy i-i
delaying a night attack until the op
was lost. They express ad
of Morgen's light
advance of live German army
corps over the difficult swampy region
approaching Warsaw from the
west. Almost within sight the city
however, the enemy suddenly decided
to delay the attack, and I
the Siberian and other Russian rein
give adequate
I inn.
The Russian generals also have ex-
pressed admiration of Germans
abrupt extrication when they found
themselves outflanked, their retreat
being so complete and precipitate
the were unable to
and engage the rear guard in action for
several miles.
he
England.
red hi
Win Victories.
Oct. The following
communication from the Ku
general staff was issued here tonight;
has begun on the front In
Eastern Prussia. We have
fierce German attacks in the region of
We took
on the left bank of the Vistula, a con-
prisoners.
battle front October M ex-
tended from through
an I
to the mouth of
the German troops th
Were many new recruits.
lighting was especially fierce
around and where we
u --d portions of the enemy's
Mild it s m n r
Hi i-
Inhabitants m Warsaw say drop
ping of German bombs, which never
were damaging has ceased.
London, Oct. rebellion
has broken out in South Africa,
era Christian Wet and Genera
Christian Frederick have taken
lead of rebels in lining
state western Transvaal.
Worlds Greatest. Parade
New York, Oct MAl a feature
Hie New York
a monster pageant of motor cars,
surpassing In extent and any
thing heretofore attempted, passed
down Filth avenue ibis afternoon. Th I
of ten thousand dollars was
by slate, and half of
ibis amount was awarded ill prizes
today. floats were scalier-
ed all along Hue, while cars deck-
ed flower and also
the eye,
on Saturday another motor
will be held, as a I
and historical
SCHOOL
The are gelling In good shape
m ire M of the sunshine
The regular monthly meeting of
the School Improvement Society will
be held Thursday afternoon
O'clock at the Graded School.
Dr. c. tin. will
a talk on vaccination.
woman who has a child In
school is urged to attend this meet
lug,
Killing
Ibis fill.
frost lust
Has Birthday
N. J., Oct.
by the patriotic, civic and
religious organizations of
us anniversary of the found
of town. is one of
most famous towns of slate,
night, the seat
Having put down Lieutenant Colonel
rebellion in the northern
province of Cape Colony. govern-
of the of South Africa
now faces a fur more serious rising.
According to an Official report today
armed rebellion commanders reads
are in existence; the town of
in the northern part of the Orange
river colony, has been seized and gov-
have been
while a train been stopped
and armed citizens of the defense force
have been from ii and disarm-
ed.
The government has issued a
proclamation announcing these event
and explaining that, although it was
aware of these rebellious preparations
hail been taking steps to preserve
peace without bloodshed.
Citizens are called on to be on
alert and give the government
turn and assistance and those
have been guilty of disobedience undo.-
the defense act are advised that no
action will be taken against them If
they remain quietly at home.
General is the leader
who gave the British so much
in South African war. It was an-
i Big Success
Slate Fair.
The second annual Better Babies
i held Slate Pair was In
all points a great success. The
showed three per
s. iii three babies bi I
perfect, Joseph Samuel Womble,
Carthage, age months, was voted by
Me- tile glut,
Champion Better for To
him was awarded the gold medal of-
by the Woman's Home Com-
The other champions, who
received bronze medals, are. according
to
Champion city girl. Annie Specs
Raleigh, Score per
Champion city boy. John Henry
Burlington, Score percent.
Champion rural girl, Eleanor
Miller. Oriental, Score per
Ce.
Champion rural boy. Edward Jo-op i
Score
As gratifying as the contest as a
whole proved lo be promoters, they
regard as -pedal value the fol-
lowing points in A keener
and more assured Interest on the pan
of the parents a deeper appreciation
of the meaning of tin Heller Baby
and higher score of the
average baby As an example of Ibis,
the prize-winning baby of this year
scored only H last year, but the
mother through the content last year
learned standard for u perfect baby
and home to give her baby
benefit of her knowledge. Another
mother whose baby last year won a
prize entered another winning
baby Ibis year.
Let the spirit Bettor Baby
movement reach mother in the
Slate.
Id Paso, Texas . Oct. All all cm I
has been made to assassinate Gem
o Villa by an i aid to
n commissioned and paid
Pablo Gonzales, General Car-
staunch supporter, said a mes
tin- Associated Press
in Louis General
Villa Brat secretary.
Tie- would-be assassin. Era- i
I. was executed after making
a confession before Goo. r-
the American consular agent.
The accusation caused much excite-
The telegram from Villa's sec-
said was apprehended
Guadalupe where Villa with his troop
has been wailing lie- out come of the
conference The official report
Hie prisoner just prior la his i v
told the Villa officials in the
presence of that In
been paid a large -urn of money by
Mi o Pity, In
his was found ail
and a loaded pistol.
Mr. Please advise your gov
and my family I died t
was quoted as having
said. The accused was an Argentine
subject was who
a German consular official In
Mexico City Borne years ago.
General Pablo Gonzales has
as Villa's strongest
Villa's controversy with
General Villa not Hied convention
delegates at of
matter, suggesting to then
In the i as
the Mexico honor o.
HUNDRED HEN
large Number Ken in
the Mine One Hundred
lire Safe
RESCUE
I III I Ms I'd II
Holiness Convention in Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Oct. Inter-
national Holiness Convention, which
has brought r prominent i
men and laymen from many plates
was formally opened Ibis morning
Prayer meetings and discus-ion. will
be each morning, afternoon and even
up lo Saturday,
Kev. J. I,, of Cincinnati
delivered the welcoming Pro
Will Not Hold I p Cotton Proper.
Whipped.
Washington, Great
in ; i
I hi British
i Spring lib
her attitude toward I
between i is om
rigid endeavor in give every security
possible iii 1.1 free and
disturbed trade Th.- documents con
a general pronouncement of
British y on subject
The point- In the British
altitude
American shippers should lake
cautions to show exact
lion of goods, mentioning r
a specific consignee or a neutral gov-
in bills of lading. Great
will be guided by
can doctrine of mutinous voyage or
In respect i.
commerce between neutral countries
in articles generally known a- eon
contraband. Absolute contra
band, embracing munitions of war
always is subject to and ex-
carried in neutral
ships
Cotton, specifically mentioned as
neither absolute nor conditional con
can be shipped In neutral vi
to all belligerents without
only in neutral countries but
lions.
Those Mi i Have
Perished Win I oil Wall Of
I lame- and hilled lit Ex-
Get Om
, more mini rs i- killed, it is be-
mine m
bi re terrific
r level of the
ml red men had bi
Of i entered mini about
I bodies n
the .
vi r know n
lo ii. In n d in a lower
lire It was
. t all of those -hut by
tin wall of a wen
to death.
.- a n village, i i
.,. on ti i
St Ir Soul
to o'clock l i pat;
wen unable to iii. more than
j lit toe n hundred feel iii workings
I at at hour n car can,
I from Benton, , with four
f This t
in i. r pi n bi
. the ii -i in
I General Sup- run.
j lo could not . i r tin t
the mine ad l. n in t
.-.-.
led. ll.
I Hundred and lb
Oct, One I ti
persons ad n t.
from do- mini
those rescued had
n ---i r it the ion
of the mill.
one d are know n lo be
behind lb. I on
level. The rescuers are making few
attempts the dead from
mine, using all their lime In a
lo rescue the living. II now la
stated SOS men entered the
before the explosion occurred.
Hill IF. I Mil IF.
Which as Published in
den Dispatch.
I wish to printed
prospects, Sunday Tuesday's Ayden Dispatch
work for and other I The While Capped Boy. This
subjects were discussed by many III an from the start lo finish
speakers. Tonight a special prayer for The manager of Dispatch has writ-
outpouring of Spirit upon ten up a fish story from a little friend
convention will be said by the piny with the boys,
gates. CANNON.
Mil
MORAL THERMOS BOTTLEd
City, N. J. Oct
most thing churches face to-
day, particularly Baptist, is fur-
lo ons. many of Whom
are nothing more than moral therm
bottles and showing
religious because
they find things already was
statement Shelter Math-
of the University Of Chicago in
an address before New Jersey
Convention here yesterday.
A great number Of deacons,
P. are mod.
throttle work of the minister.
long is Finished.
Switzerland. Oct. via
i irk . .- p A five-mile
the mountain from
France, to Switzerland,
pierced after three years of
interrupted work. Th Tunnel will
son. ti railway communication between
Pans Bern and Paris Milan,
costs m