THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR COMMIT, D WHiCHARD. Editor. . t, SOME STAR CATCHERS year, Mix mouths,. since AS FOR January. when the first Thousands or of tins donate mm will vote for Democratic National League Men Have iii k. i. January for the i the on Americans. W Not Suffer by schools this and u close friend of Senator La Comparison With John In later to number had Increased and long prominent in the l, . That, real growth in this Republican party of California. movement has been with the last two have given many years of my I few year. National years, lime and support to the progressive League critics have boasted of their catchers and declared that the Amer- Championship Series Played Two Years Ago. now leads the stales Republican cause and to honest effort I lean league had nothing In the back- fresh air schools and classes to eliminate political bosses and bring to compare with rates may be had upon for tuberculosis, and about the establishment of a just and Archer, Gibson and application at the business i. children. Boston alone having truly representative and of almost equal ability Last New York comes continue to make with With IS and Ohio is third with my party; but I feel it my duty League stars and declared the Amer- air schools have now been es-to support Gov. Wilson at the coming lean League could not the In- s peer, nearly cities in election, believing it to be the only perhaps they were right. Certainly different states. Based on figures of population and mortality by the United All cards of thanks Open of respect will be charged Or at per a Communication, advertising ates will be charged tor at lure.- per line, up U lines. as class matter August 1910. at the poet at Greenville, North. Carolina, act of March 1879. 1912 States Bureau of the Census, it is estimated that not less than 100.000 children now in school In the United States will die of tuberculosis before they are eighteen years of age, or that about of these children die an- from this one disease. mating that oil an average each child who dies from tuberculosis has had six years of schooling, the aggregate proper course of progressive showed up the Detroit catcher ., . u. during the world's series of 1907 and m our nation at the earliest mo- held a conference with battles in the fall of 1909. It was Dr. Harvey Wiley, who stands out shown by the ft he goes to church he 1908. while Gibson most assuredly had n it on the Tiger receivers during the . he w theater be pays for his seat- National Leaguers In those three set as the foremost figure in this nation their partisan, to de- ; as a protector of the lives and health the younger circuit was weak j of our children, and he informs me behind the bat. Bra Thomas and Jack Lapp, how- that he Is opposed to the election of ever not by comparison either President Taft or Theodore with Johnny In 1910, while the shows that he wants to be wherever he goes. THE KIND HE WANTED Mr. Williams sat of dun pop. Mr. now; data all Why you Bay ha m talk whit folks HOW ABOUT St of North Carolina's crying needs today is the medical of schools and school said a health authority recently. was asked. it is a waste of time, energy and money for and the state to endeavor to educate children when they have to dig their education out while laboring under a lot of physical sickly and were defects or handicaps. Did you he added, taken the state over about per cent of the school have defective eyes, over per have detective teeth, per cent have diseased tonsils and from to per cent have hookworm disease. to say nothing of those having de- hearing, bad nutrition, skin diseases, lung diseases, etc. Fur- it U a crime against the innocents to send them to school to study under such Further inquiry brought out the fol- lowing Not one fond parent in a dozen realizes that there Is anything wrong with his child. This is because many of these minor physical ailments have come upon the children so grad- that they are unnoticed by pa- . . Guggenheim who. according to Dr. run and child alike, frequently one child will be found having several Harvey W. Wiley, bucked the pure easily remedied defects. Many of food law. That was done by Theo- these apparently minor ailments Roosevelt. con- serious defects or handicaps on not Barnes and and the pupil's physical and mental Guggenheim who failed to the if let go unheeded. Removing machinery of the law into play to adenoids, fitting glasses to the George W. Perkins to the treating hookworm disease, etc., Roosevelt. because both failed same pair held their own with Chief Meyers last fall. Now the American administration to properly i, developing a bunch of; support fight against the rich young receivers who bid fair to , pare favorably with the best In the .- manufacturers, of harmful and many seasons pass by. Jack Lapp, because of hi. three years in the American League, can, now be considered a near veteran. Ha also approaching the rank, of each year amounts to well over This loss and much of the incident suffering could be materially de- creased if open air schools or classes for these children and those who are provided. The National Association estimates that there should be one such school for every 25.000 population, ally in cities. 0--------- ROOSEVELT OVERLOOKS HIM- SELF Mr. Roosevelt declares that Barnes and Guggenheim work hand in hand with the big This is all true. How about Mr. Roosevelt himself It was not at the solicitation of Barnes and and Guggenheim that Edward H. raised a A British scientist says If men political corruption fund of lo continue to grow in height It was at the solicitation of Theodore they are years old. they Roosevelt. I should travel on all-fours and not it was not Barnes and and erect. There is usually a woman In it. The arrest of Allen and Ed- wards was due to a lost letter to the letter's sweetheart and that of the two leaders in the Rosenthal murder was due to the carelessness of wives. Good Roads sentiment and state wide sentiment are two things that are growing in North Carolina. The next legislature will be expected to do something along both of these lines. So far Pitt county shows up very small In contributions to the Wilson campaign fund, only three name, of Pitt appearing in the News and Observer list of contributor. you believe story of Jonah and the whale Grace of course I do. I believe every word of It. Dear Mis. Saintly, will you be my wife TO MAKE SURE Johnny makes dull, backward the brightest in the class. When such handicaps are such handicaps are removed children frequently advance in three years as far as they formerly advanced In four or five. Very few parents will per- such handicaps on their children when they once learn that they exist. The Ideal remedy would be the med- inspection of every school child in the state at least once a year. The medical Inspector and teacher to no- the parents of any defects found. The parents will then. In most cases, have these defects remedied at once, and the child will be restored to his normal vitality and given an equal, chance. But not all of our school and health authorities are fully awakened to the importance of Inspection of children. Many of those that do appreciate its importance are not backed by public opinion. In a of places In the state they already have medical inspection and this i. rapidly every year. In the meantime, the best that most parents can do I. to take their boy. and girls to their family physician, with the request that he examine them carefully for defective teeth, eyes and ears, as well as for tonsils, hook- worm, and all other physical defect. When such defects are found, they should of course be remedied at once, -o for violating the Sherman In organizing the Illegal trust and who then accepted Per- millions to run for a third term for president. That was Theodore Roosevelt. The corporation commission of the state holds that property owned by churches and used for other than church purposes, Is subject to tax- This decision grew out of the consideration of a case where a house and lot was willed to a church and the church rented it out for a residence. o--------- GOOD ROADS TO BEAUFORT TY USE There is a movement on foot to build a road from Green- ville via Grimesland to the Beaufort county line. We are told that people along the proposed road have already subscribed for that purpose and a meeting will be held in Grimesland next Monday night to enlist the In- of the people of that section in the movement. Of course Green- ville should take part In building such a road, ind it was expected that the matter would be brought be- fore Carolina Club Monday night, but the club failed to have a meet- Such a road would benefit a large section of the county and there is hardly a doubt that Beaufort would take It up and carry it on to Washington. The old saying But he Is cot the only one. What about Jimmy Block, who ha. caught many games for the White I Box this season and capably handled deliveries of Benz, Lange, Scott and and batted close The Republicans did not do much up to the same time In the of a ticket Saturday, but George has Installed a. hi. ,. chief catcher Paul who I. a that ts about as was expected. the International o--------- This youngster the owner of a good The rat Is now coming In for his share of attention as a purveyor of disease. Swat the rat. whip and a keen batting eye. Wash- ha. a pair of youngster, who would bring a good round It placed on and John Henry. Ted Easterly I. not a youngster, but he i. entering upon hear everybody who comes this hi. second career a. a backstop and is the busiest has more than fulfilled expectations our engagement, count. by Jumping Into the limelight as Cleve- I think it would be more they strike. premier receiver. Steve If you bad I. another Cleveland catcher who bear watching. Other young Big Jack, I'll give yon nickel if you'll be good not bother when Mr. Softly calls tonight right, and for s dim extra I'll promise cot to put dad there. RUDE FELLOW Er-before an- way town There are a few more added to the; LEAVING IT TO HIM Winterville Items. OPES AIR SCHOOLS With the opening of the fall school term, over open air schools and fresh air classes for tuberculosis and children and also for all children in certain and grades, will be in operation In various part, j State, to that country be protected, statement published by the National Association for the Study and of Tuberculosis. All of these the association saying strange bed never more applicable than in the present cam- WINTERVILLE, N. C. Sept. feeble health for sometime, died Monday at the home of her daughter., Mr. Joe Causey. Harrington, Barber and Company's stock of new dress goods for the fall and winter, is best and cheapest that has yet been shown. Mr. Ronald Finch, of Bailey, who has been visiting his uncle, Rev. M. A Adams returned home Tuesday. If you need a dirt body cart, a box body cart, see the A. G. Mfg. Co. Remember they make the, carts. . Miss Pearl Hester Is spending days In the country this week. Miss Mamie Chapman spent the week with her sister, Mrs. H. C. Oysters, raw and oyster, cooked, at R. W. Dall's. Mr M. T. Spier, of catcher, who re that they ed his family here for the up to big league j, . , are of the Boston purpose of sending his Children to Winterville High School. He the recently vacated by, All In. Rev. M. A. Adam, on Myron with Louis- street. We are glad to welcome them Tm, Colonel, last year, but who w to our town. to Join the Indian. June Harrington, and Company will not report. In a letter to carry a large supply of hardware of j lent Sol. Meyer the veteran kinds. I, will pay yon see their give pony corn th Indians hi. but th. Messrs. H. B. Herman of leer that be and S. ft, Worthington all In . a diamond performer. Such a Percy be I had some with him today, and he out hi. hand and NO ROOM FOR DOUBT the baby let grow up and make name for himself. Ira Thorns ACCOUNTED FOR Uncle Sam ha. come out flat and told Mexico that American Those who got left can charge it up to the fact that the other fellows got the most votes. went to Greenville Thursday. Postmasters at Richmond RICHMOND. Va., Sept. all sections of the country visitor, are arriving In Richmond to attend the ninth annual of the Na- League of Postmasters Meyer wired not to line, have now been tor another outfielder. In the Field. With back la at Jersey Billy ha. been shifted to the outflow, which would in- j that arm is aC right con sill begin tomorrow and It l. only the lame arm that continue In session until end Boston to 1st him go. the week. environment Inclines him to think positive. He live, with his wife and her COMPLETE ACCOUNTING good fishing about you a -No; I sell Prof how many senses Mete and a non- HALF A MILLION AND MORE Total Resources at Close of Business September 1912 THE HIGH WATER MARK IN BANKING IN PITT COUNTY It shows what the people think of the Greenville Banking and Trust Company AND ITS METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS UNCLE SAM and the STATE TREASURER of also approve us by depositing with us. Bring Your Tobacco and Cotton MONEY and START AN ACCOUNT WITH US WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF G. H. COX Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and Eastern Reflector for Winterville and vicinity on Application Winterville Items. N. C. Sept. All. C. L. went to Shoes of latest styles, and cheapest prices at A W. Ange and Company. Miss Minnie Mao Is spend the week at Mr. Mack The mail train came on tire Mon- day evening and so did H. W. Dall with a load of beef. Messrs. Tucker and Cherry were caller. In town Sun- day night. If you want what you want, when you want it come and see ton. Barber and Company. Mr. O. Tucker and son, Warren, and Dr. B. T. Cox went to Greenville Mon day. Rev. M. A. Adams filled his regular appointment with church Sunday. Mis. Louise of la spending a few days with friends here. Quite a large number of people from here attended the revival at Bethany church last week. Mr. Savage and Tuck- were here Monday with the auto. They took a pleasant ride In the country from here. Furniture and felt mattresses a. cheap as the cheapest at A. W. Ange Company. Mr. Fleming of Greenville spent Sunday with Mr. Spier. say the Democratic ticket, some say the Republican ticket. Ev- says they get beef, sausage, fish and oysters cheap for cash at B. W. We are glad to see several new students W. H. S. this week. Harrington, Barber and Company have the best and most complete line of rugs and lap robes ever shown In Winterville. Mr. Paul Wallace and Jasper made a flying auto trip to Monday and returned on the p. m. train. Mr. Stephen Walters made a short trip out of town Sunday night. Miss Cox who Is teaching at spent Sunday at home. Miss Susie Wingate who has spent some time In Greenville, returned borne Monday night. Mr. J. R. Johnson spent Monday evening In Greenville. Nominee Grain En- in the Western Section NORTH WILKESBORO, Sept. Hon. Locke was heard here to- night In a strong and eloquent speech. The democratic nominee for governor Was returning from Sparta in Alle- county and his address In the opera was an Impromptu one. It made a great Impression. Mr. was introduced by Hon. T. B. and made an earnest democratic appeal to his audience that fairly filled the hall and cheered. Alluding to the fusion days of his state he said should his right band forget Its cunning than that the people should forget the party which delivered the people of this state from an alien race. His reference to the founding of the party by Jefferson. Jackson, and Woodrow Wilson stirred his and won A number of were present, and the vent proved an Inspiration to the Democracy. Indian LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. annual reunion of Indian civil war veterans and their families was held at the State Soldier's Home In this More than one thousand old i soldiers with their families and friends In attendance. Following the dinner the veterans adjourned to the spacious grounds surrounding the home and listened to addresses by several prominent speakers. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH g Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and The Eastern for and Vicinity Advertising rates on Application AYDEN, N. C, September Monday afternoon the spirit of Mrs. Jones took its flight to God who gave It. She is the widow of the late Ben A. Jones and has long been a sufferer from Cancer, during confinement in the same her husband passed away and her daughter, Mr. Eddie came near dying with pneumonia and and Is still in Her remains will be laid to rest near their home beside husband who preceded her only a few weeks. Mr. Sol. Jackson and sister, Esta, left today for Tyndall's College near All kinds of hardware at J. R. Smith and Bro. Mr. L. L. Is run- early and late. He has three 60-saw gins side by side and can gin a bale of cotton In fifteen minutes. Mr. G. M. Tucker of Whitakers i. visiting her father, Air. Hardy, In Greene county. Mr. H. C. Ormond of was In town Monday. Guns, pistols shells, cartridges dynamite at J. R. Smith and Bro. Our cotton market is sustaining its reputation and the fleecy Is coming from all parts of the compass to the Ayden market. The Society will discuss That North Carolina Needs Compulsory Education Tues- day night. Dr. E. L. the old apostle of education Is In town. He has done much and lasting good working for tho F. W. B. Seminary. Cotton sheets, baskets and balances at J. R. Smith and Bro. Mrs. Bettie returned from Monday. Mr. Hodges spent Sunday at his old home near Washington. N. C. Dr. M. M. has purchased Mr. Ed Coward's brick store on West avenue. Hon. A. L. Blow was here last Friday. Mr. Prank Lilly was right sick Monday. Contractors and hon are at work on Dr. W. H. residence In Ghent. Mr. J. F. Smith has moved hi. here from Winterville and has taken work with L. L. Kittrell. Lime, cement, brick, windows and door, hardware at J. R. Smith and Bro. Items N. C. Sept. Messrs. H. C. and G. W. Venters went to Greenville today. We were glad to see so many out to the speaking Saturday- evening, Mr. Charlie Grubbs was in town today. Misses Velma and Mamie Venters attended services at Black Jack Sun- day and spent the afternoon In Mr. C. R. Galloway want lo Green- ville today. We have been asked to announce services here Sunday evening at o'clock, at the If, E. church and will continue the the next week every evening at Rev. Air. Bur- of Ayden, Everybody Is cordially Invited to attend. daughter of the second Earl of Dur- ham. The Duchess is a brilliant man and is well known a writer. Simmons Delivers Masterly Address Last Night at Newton NEWTON. Sept. night Senator Simmons opened the cam- in Catawba with one among the greatest speeches ever heard In the county. The large courthouse was packed to Its full capacity with voters from every precinct of the county. He was Introduced by Hon. W. C. It was an enthusiastic crowd and cheered Senator Simmons as he re- viewed the action, of the Democratic convention, expounded the planks of the Democratic platform, especially those defining the program for the ma- development of the South and reviewed his votes in Congress on lumber, reciprocity and others on which he had been Home Endorsement Hundreds of Greenville People Tell Yon nil About It Home endorsement, the public ex- of Greenville people, should be evidence beyond dispute for every reader. Surely the of friends and neighbors, cheer- fully given by them, will carry more weight than the utterance, of residing in faraway places. Read the Mrs. G. Greenville, N. C, have been so greatly help- ed by Kidney Pills that I am pleased to recommend them. My back and head ached and I had spell, and pains In my sides. My kidneys did not do their work prep- and caused much suffering. Kidney Pill, obtained at the John L. 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