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-35 pm Letter From Wilson N. C. Feb. Edi- As It has been some time since I hare written I guess that some of what I am going to write will be old l, some, though some of it will be new to some. I left Scotland Neck Jan. and came here to make Wilson my borne and like my new home very well. I bare been working in the hardware lore Mayo and Watson since I've been here until the last day or two In the place of Mr. Howard Mayo, who went off to Raleigh to get married and married Miss Rodgers. one of the belles of on January about S o'clock p. m., and left mediately after the ceremony for New York and other cities to a few- days of honeymoon and return- ed back to Wilson where they will their home Feb. 1913. A man from Raleigh, who was at work on the addition to the Bricks Hotel fell a few days ago from an up- and was killed in- He died before they could set him to the hospital and it was but a very short distance think Wilson is noted for Are alarms. think they had four in three days week before last and they bad three in one day last week and one of was caused by an ex- of a base beater in the hall Mr who lives OB West Nash street, but the damage Blight. Only the rugs, carpets and window shades were consumed and some damage to the stair There has been little damage reported The Stork Law Question Raleigh. N. C. Feb. 1913. Editor Reflector. Believing that the people of Pitt county who are Interested in the stock law question, have a right to know the status of the local stock law bills pending in the legislature, I wish to give the following I All bills introduced in the senate Mr. Evans or myself have been killed, except the following; which has passed the house and is now before the senate, and as to this bill, ii will give the desired relief to those people who are opposed to law in this particular territory. And I will say further if Mr. Evans is sincere In what he claims to be his desire to settle this question, he will pass this law through the senate the strife, and does not want to give the people a fair chance to settle the matter among themselves at the lot he. of course, will defeat the bill. It Is now in his power to defeat or pass this law. Chapter 1675. of 1905. Up- on the written application of a ma- of the qualified voters in any district, territory or well defined boundary, made to the board of commissioners at any time, sitting forth that the citizens of said district, oh boundary are within the stock law boundary, and desirous of being released from the laws governing said stock law- boundary, it shall be the duty of said to submit the question of stock or to been here. Mr. R. K. Privett. of Wilson, a member of the Atlantic Coast Realty Company came home from Saturday evening where he had been advertising in Farmville. Standard. Arthur, Smith Town, Brace, Falkland; Fountain; etc. the qualified voters of said district from any of the lire, so far since IT. such the majority of the votes cast ball be against stock law. then the said district or territory shall be re- leased and free from the operation of the stock law; provided, the ex- Incurred in changing the fence in such boundary, district or so released be paid by the prop- THE STUMPS, holders in such boundary, dis- the Southern as a Met or territory, and the commission- Mental rule, or on an average, pro- e, of the county levy the tax to pay smaller yields per acre than the the same on the property holders farmers In other sections, they re- of such boundary, or as much per acre for the pro- so released, but they shall not ducts of their land. Their profits or be further liable for keeping up such yearly earnings arc less because they stock law fence; Provided, that m cultivate fewer acres at a larger ex- any territory where now MOM per acre. This is due no election against stock to their failure to use sufficient work- shall be held In less than two stock and labor-saving implements. Tom the date of the election The reasons for this failure to use stock aw In said territory; more labor-saving implements are Provided, further, that If no stock many, but perhaps the most law should carry, it shall not take one is that the conditions of our effect until six months from the date fields is such as to make their use Its Provided, still fur- less profitable or at least more stock law or cult. Small fields of irregular shape v shall take effect during with stumps, gullies and open ditches season. This section shall are serious obstacles to the the counties of Jackson, use of the larger and better la- Graham. Swain. Clay. Macon. devices. Randolph and Pitt counties. It takes time and costs money to re- Tn the move these obstacles lo cheap has been a law for several years v. Ion of the land, but the time has when the should he re- except Pitt, and I simply pro- moved from all fields. It to amend this law by placing costs less to t. than lo provisions. This has low them to remain . the land. The crops may be grown Oil land a law ls Evans occupy and the extra . of a- through the senate., which they cause will I fir CLARK. their in a year or two. The stump-puller should be on ever where there are stumps on the land. If there are not enough stumps to The Kimball Factory Piano Exhibit A Beautiful Display at Greenville, N. C. a W. KIMBALL CO- CHI A. ESTABLISHED FOURTEEN PIANOS IN ALL-SUCH A DISPLAY NEVER SHOWN HERE BEFORE--PEOPLE ARE AMAZED AT SEEING VITAL PARTS OF PL NO IDEA A FRAME HAD TO RE BUILT TO S SEVENTEEN TONS Ayden Items. N. C, and is. Grover has a little the purchase of a slump-puller, or If the farmer Is not financially able lo Mr- Hoe delivered his lee- toy one alone, he should set to work Methodist church to get his neighbor to join with him Tuesday night, on Sunshine, to a the joint purchase of a machine. audience, which was enjoyed by Too often when we feel that we are not able to do a certain piece of work and allow that lo serve as a reason for and Testaments at R. W. d none of It. Stumps should be removed as fast as possible and a of vs- fOod stump puller Is a great help in She clearing the land of stumps wherever our graded school two years ago and whenever used. Why not join and made many with your rand a stump- Mr W- manager of our puller or buy one alone. If you can. Informs us he has and clear a few extra acres this win- Installed about one Three Days More If you haven't called to see this display, direct from the Great Kim- ball Factory, don't wait as it will close Saturday night at o'clock. Come Now OPEN DAILY and Until P. M. Next Door to Taft Vandykes Look for Big Sign We are showing sample pianos from the great Kimball factory to advertise them. as you know, is a problem that confronts every manufacturer. A number of piano concerns have us- d almost every phrase In the English language to express the value of their pianos, such as high grade, in the better at any and on. These are sometimes used by concerns that build absolutely the cheapest Junk on the market, and they have become such public properly that there Is nothing for a really high grade manufacturer to say that would express the quality of his pianos, hence the unsuspecting purchaser cannot tell the difference In the quality of a cheap piano an. a high grade piano when the advertisements read the same, so we have discontinued most of our and will concentrate our efforts on showing one of every- thing we build and g the mechanism of our pianos In such a clear way that you can sec for yourself that our pianos are all we claim, and you will know as e do that we are building as good pianos as money, brains factory facilities can possibly produce. These demonstrations are very Interesting, as we have practically our factory right here in the city for your Inspection, and It la In charge of experts who have spent years to acquire this knowledge After the close of the exhibit all the pianos will be sold at the billing price In order to leave one each of samples here to refer to from time to time in securing other sales. If you have a piano you should visit this demonstration to know more about It. If you are s musician you should know If you expect to have a piano day. this will give you valuable Information about how to select a piano. Come now, don't wait, time ls short. It closes Sat- night. March 1st, at P. M. tor It will Farmer. new phones. will be made lo organize -i Tune Gets a Four Sunday school at the school house Guarantee From Ban- Mr. H. E. Ellis next Sunday an article Is sold a druggist Dynamite roofing of all kinds at J. who is willing to give it his personal R- Smith and Bro. guarantee. It's a mighty strong proof Mr- R c Coward ls remodeling his of rial merit. residence on 2nd street. Tint's exactly the case with Dr- Hardy Johnson Is moving to eon's Liver Tone. It Is a Ayden. tasting, vegetable remedy for a slow Rev. J. H. Griffith of will and sluggish liver. Since Dodson's services the Ayden Episcopal Tone came on the church sale of gone down. Lent. The reason Is simply W s Pimples Go. How Clear the Fare of Pimples and all Other Blemishes With the finger tips apply a little to the skin, then see the and blackheads vanish. is liquid, not a smear, leaves no trace, each Thursday night during just simply sinks In and does the work. You will be astonished to The road master of this division how quickly eczema, rash, dandruff, Tone Is and harmless and here Tuesday looking after liver spots, salt rheum and all guaranteed to our side track made longer, which other skin diseases are cured. ROCKY MOUNT, Feb. A Washington's Birthday Party. NOTICE TO CREDITORS the shooting scrape at Sandy The of the Junior Class of Having duly qualified before the Cross late Monday afternoon, when the Teachers Training School superior clerk of Pitt county Grover a Nash county con- George Washington's birthday as administratrix of the estate of and farmer of In true colonial fashion on Saturday section was shot and wounded by evening. Dressed in the picturesque make Clay Strickland, a young white man. costumes 18th century the class to the undersigned, and all employed with the Nashville road had trouble carrying their persons having- against said force, Mr. last night passed sues. to other days and other are notified to present the away In a Richmond hospital a. a The stately minuet danced of his wound. Following by eight members the class, and 1914. or this notice will be shooting Mr. was rushed the old fashioned Virginia reel made plead in bar of recovery, to a Richmond hospital by Dr. J. P. tho amusements of the Colonial per- This 22nd day of February, 1913. The two men were arguing very real. The proverbial cherry over the cutting of a new road through tree of was also In some of property and after evidence and the hatchet again did its a few hot words, Strickland pulled fatal work. Among the guests were lid A. MOORE, of Arlen Moore. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having qualified the super- court clerk of Pitt county ad- Is often uncertain, sometimes j needed. is put up by the E. W. Rose dangerous and no druggist wants to Car cutlers, disk Medicine Co. St. Louis. Mo., and Is his revolver and fired once, the the county superintendent, members guarantee that It won't knock you out harrows, rakes. J. R. Smith and Bro. regularly sold by all druggists at let penetrating abdomen of the faculty and representatives of of a day's work and maybe send you the largo bottles, but you can and lodging In the back. Strickland the various classes. All were to bed. Ton Believe It Vet a liberal size trial bottle for only Immediately departed for parts in the success of the f y of Oscar Pharmacy sells Dodson's Some say that chronic constipation cents. And this trial bottle ls known and as yet no clues have been evening as well as the Ingenuity and , Tone and guarantees II. For cannot be cured. Don't you believe You surely will find a found as to his whereabouts. The adaptability of the class. estate to make payment and your children, It's a Chamberlain's Tablets have cur- wonder. Get a bottle from remains of Mr. were the and all persona to this city today on train No. and February M will be taken to Ms home at Sandy Hugo, the V Cross this afternoon. The funeral French novelist, born the of 1914. or are not known. The de- May i, this notice will be plead bar of ceased was about years old 1816-Napoleon escaped from the Is- This 26th day of February. 1911. JOHNSON. you think to keep a bottle always In the ed not you. Give them Pharmacy, trial. They cost only a quarter Pharmacy will give you by all druggists. ad year money bark If you think aT King Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, Liver Tone la not worth the today. your liver working and of William F. Cody liter will not keep you from became president of United years old today, Is good to go by. States. GREENVILLE IS THE AT OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL HINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB A N D NEWSPAPER PLANT. r,.,.,., ., ,. ,., we have a of twelve among the rest people in the eastern part of north and invite those who wish to get bet- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN I BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL EM WHAT YOU HA TO BRING To THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND AN BE HAD UPON C, FRIDAY M II ;, Wilson Is Nation's Chief; Democracy Now Supreme Simplicity And Dignity Mark The Inaugural Ceremonies COUNTLESS CHEER Ml Remained At White House In Muslim Scenes Of The MM Congress Had Been OF CABINET Washington, March Wilson cabinet is com- and It remains only to formally send the nominations to the senate, either today If the ceremonies permit, or else tomorrow. Until actually nominated the list Is unofficial, but the list Is definitely accepted to be as Secretary of William Jennings Bryan, of Secretary of the G. of New York. Secretary of M. Garrison, of New Jersey. Attorney James Reynolds. of Tennessee. Postmaster Albert Texas. Secretary of the Jose- of North Caro- Secretary of the Franklin K. Lane, of Secretary of F. Houston of Missouri. Secretary of Rep- William G. of New York. Secretary of William B. Wilson, of Pennsylvania. unmarried. He leaves a mother land cf Ella. and father, brothers and John P. St, John, former governor sisters to mourn their loss. five of Versailles, ending the war. WASHINGTON, March became president of the Unit- ed today amid imposing monies and tumultuous scenes of popular greeting. Standing at the historic cast front cf he took the oath of office and in his brief address uttered a fervid appeal lo nil patriotic men for and aid. Is not a day of ho declared, Is a day of dedication. Here muster, not the forces of party but the forces of humanity. Men's hearts wait upon us; men's lives ham; Ii the men's hopes call up- on us to say what we will do. Who shall live up to the great trust Who dares fall to try I summon all honest men, all patriotic, all for- ward-looking men to my side God helping me I will not fall them, if they will but counsel and sustain Vice President Marshall had been in the senate chamber only shortly before and at the con- of President Wilson's procession where Mr, Taft said good-bye to President Wilson and prepared lo leave at once for Ga President Wilson shortly took his place lo review the procession. Crowd is Noisy hut Respectful Tho party proceeded down Penn- avenue slowly until It near- ed the and then four black horses drawing tho presidential car- broke Into a trot and troop- escorting II spurred their horses a canter. Thus the cavalcade gal loped up Capitol Hill. While the crowd along was it was respectful and orderly. The carriages and their escorts Whirled up to the main entrance of the Capitol to greetings of the massed multitude in the stands and the less fortunate who were perched upon every point of vantage. When President and Mr. son approached president's room. Mr. turned to the President-elect and Mr. President, here's your The two men passed Inside, and as they did so Mr. spied Mr. an outside In corridor and ed him to enter. don't know whether I can come i there or said Mr. Bryan. not president, you j I'm still ed Mr. Taft, I invite you in. Mr. Bryan entered. I When Mr. Marshall entered his room he found an Immense of Amer- I can Beauties on his desk, sent by the Democratic Club. Administer Oath lo President-Elect At this point the Inaugural from the stage of quiet and solemnity of the senate chamber one full of color and animation as out-door exercises of administer- the oath lo the new President be- at the east front of the capitol. In the shadow of great dome an stand lo hold thousands hail teen erected. At the front and center this vast stage were arranged the seals for President Taft and dent-elect Wilson. Chief Justice White, who administered oath of office, was sealed at the right of the Flanking this group were the associate Justices of the supreme court, the senators mid former senators. Back of them were ranged the of the house of representatives and tho ambassadors and ministers of foreign nations. In groups here and there were governors of slates, many of them with their showy staffs of military and civil officials. of retiring cabinet, officers of the and navy represent lives of various branches of -I government also had their places on broad platform. Facing the inaugural platform I dense crowd of spectators packed the wide plaza and struggled for Vantage point, while further back the long lines of military and chic t took position to await for-1 of the parade. With Ibis setting of animation, all was directed lo the two figures of the about to take the oath Of Office, and Chief Justice of the I Supreme Court, ready administer I oath. These two, rising from the. feats, stood together the center of platform, the Chief Justice with Bible open his hands, tho Pros- i dent-elect with uplifted hand. I Slowly the Chief Justice repeated the oath as It Is prescribed by the do swear that will faithfully execute the office of President cf United States, will to the best of my ability, serve, protect and defend the f of the United i M lit THEY MARCH Craig Led The State's Line Greenville Soon To Be Connected With Great Inland Waterway System; H ill Begin Work Immediately ltd of Oscar Johnson. President Kisses I The President-elect repented the word for word, and kissed the open Bible. It was over. A new president had come Into office. Al moment of conclusion of the a presidential salute of twenty- guns boomed out the news that a chief executive had been In- Within a few days the United Slates Engineering corps will begin survey of Tar river In accordance with provisions made by congress last year In the Rivers and Harbors bill to make it a uniform depth of tin feet from Greenville lo Washing- ton. When the survey is completed I the dredging work will probably be Immediately, within a few I months Greenville will be directly connected With great Inland system by a navigable ten feet in depth, which will mean a great deal to business Interests here. So far has been no pro- vision made by the local Interests lo utilize opportunity thus offend to become Independent In a large de- of the high freight rates ed by the railroads, but we feel rare the wide awake business men of Greenville will not delay much long- In taking up matter of pro- ample warehouses and to encourage and accommodate transportation lines benefit by cheaper freight rotes which would be Inevitable. John H. Small In an address I before tho Fifth Annual convention of the Atlantic Peeper Waterways As- at New London, Conn. Sept. 4-6, 1912, trend of water- way development throughout the en- tire world recognizes the proposition that deepened channels do not bring water-borne commerce. Other conditions must exist. Being free Introduction of water carriers depends upon public enter- prise, etc., the citizens those ought to insist that, without more hesitation or delay. through public these i shall once begin the i ample water terminals when completed must have certain Qualifications, not only ample frontage, but commodious h, modern appliances for transferring freight from the water carrier to the or to railroad car. so equipped that they shall In large degree be com- mark, trading place, not only for through commerce, but for local commerce of their respective communities; and, as I said, they should be under, controlled and reg- by, the municipality of the of public which they serve. There should lie physical con- between this water terminal and all railroads serving the community. If there should be mo.-e than on line, and physical con- should preferably be by a belt line, also owned by the and subject to the use of nil railroads, under such wise as serve the public and be Just lo the When intra-coastal waterway or Inland waterway from Boston to the of Mexico Is completed It will directly connect rivers In its course. There will be established In all probability n great seaport terminal at the Harbor of Refuge, Cape Lookout, and the ad- vantages Greenville North Carolina towns located on rivers gen- are Inestimable. Greenville Is within a miles of both Norfolk and Cape Lookout as a glance at the map published with this show and we should not to prepare to receive benefits fro. this fact. falls with p. o, gold Thousands Represent the Tar Heel State In Great nor Craig Returns. WASHINGTON. March Gov- Craig leading North Car- contingent In the Inaugural pa- today, followed by and three companies of North Carolina National Guards the Tar Heels were cheered from the time they left until they broke ranks at end of long and tedious march. Governor Craig rode a handsome horse Judging from the way he handled animal he must be an expert horseman. He staled tonight however. It was the first time he had been on a horse in many years, In his younger days he had been considered an expert, P. D. Gold. Jr. of Greensboro, was appointed an aide lo represent North Carolina in civic division, showed great nerve and coolness when his horse reared, fell and threw Greensboro man after he left the senate building. Grabbing up his silk hat Mr. Gold was again in the saddle by the time the horse had regained Ms feel. Thousand of i along- route cheered the North Carolinian when he mounted his horse, struck SOU'S into his side, galloped away, and soon caught up with In which he had started again look h'S place front row of horsemen. Governor Craig and staff will lave for home tomorrow. There thousands -n, Car- here. It is impossible get the names of but few. They are mattered from one end of the . other. was unanimous however, of nil whom your talked to that this the greatest Inauguration ever wit- in Washington both as to the shown Hie thousands Of people who lined the f n iron end In the number In attendance toes lo Jail Husband When lie Is KINSTON. March 4- When Amos Harris, a young white man, was com- to Jail here In default of bond, wife, despite the kind offers of the sheriff to lake tier lo his own home or have accommodations reserved for hat at a hotel, surprised the authorities by Insisting upon sharing the same fare as her husband. Mrs. Harris spent a night in a cell. Amos and Harris were rested on a farm In Pitt county. the husband was employed, by officers of Pitt, at tho request of the sheriff here. They are both charged with the complainant. Mrs. of nil Caswell St. alleging that they took tin In cash from her A hearing was given In case by n Jersey M. E, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., March To- Many leaders in the de- nomination, both clergy and laymen. were present here today at the open. or the annual session of New Jersey Conference of the Methodist E church, Bishop Joseph F. Berry. f Philadelphia, is presiding. The announcement of the ministerial assignments will be made first of next week. An unusually large of changes is expected. June It has been decided upon as American League Championship flag day and June It as World's Champion ship flag day In Boston. Chicago will be Red on the first dole and New York on the second. magistrate, who Amos lo Jail in default of bond, to await the superior court. The woman was held In recognition. The of Harris to secure ball from his Pitt county employer o.- others were The case of young wife, r .- excited some sympathy. see-

mm Saturday's News From Legislature Chambers NO SALOON WILL BE D IN TON BY THE . CC ON LIQUOR TRAFFIC REF THE BILL March I. The Beaufort of the full Allen Longs To See Moon Rise Over Fancy Cap Again .- f, RICHMOND, March Al- wains mo the moon rise at least more over This is what be told some bit friends a two ago when wire talking with mm in death In the I. i more he would like to roam Terminal Railroad Company, 16,000.- appropriation with its provisions. r , That la what capital for the purpose understood. The air, of developing Cape Lookout as a crest appropriation made u Ind If l i WE SELL THE BEST Farm Machinery HARDWARE by the States the equipment of the Nation tire is denied him he wants to i bills well. The old man a port through railroad with union and the tale wharves, piers and other is proposed be In the various states. Ben- i- hopeful that Governor Mann rated i a bill introduced In supported the motion commute Mi sentence to a ii- the senate by Senator Ward, Senator n was lost on on C Duncan, to II. Rodman and division. Claude, who helped to S. are . ., , ,. u the court be- , ,, . . , districts was Tin- bill placed on calendar cruse were trying to kill pap, i lily awaiting passed Una reading, being sent I likewise cheerful, even though the to the house 16th districts were too to shadow of d in the electric chair The house convened Ibis morning come together and Senators and days removed. The lo o'clock, prayer by Rev. Mr, Taylor Bryant suggested a ring of electrocuted Raleigh. . . , . . March less than week ., ,.,. , , , districts to obviate this difficulty. , , Petitions were received fr today. ad appropriations to the school lo d toe substitute Mil Meanwhile they are feeble-minded and in Interest l B readings s i kc from the governor, in dealers In medicines. i and passed, with Senator Phillips whose their fate now lies. A An unfavorable report came from objecting on the ground the excellency will on the liquor tor ,,, . .,. , likely i forthcoming soon. ,. ,. ,, . .,. unwilling to the to permit ton and New Hanover count to beer saloons under rigid re- prescribed. to the bill pro-at the i Strolling through the i report came from the talking in loud torn lo of the state building to- on counties, cities and highways a ml the photo of Dex- towns tor ill. bill to remove certain counties G id In group of legislators count; seal to Rock Mount from Senator till allowing session of 1897-98. Also report j the said the Roberts bill from tins commute Bu i Khaki hands with to safeguard from Are shows in probate n when be d the B cans e it PAYS us to sell and ;. to buy th BEST j o;. i o b u y t h e m w m Among staunch supporters a s the limed men is Captain Tom I In the of Giles, who does police If there is my in your Mind let us Prove our Points to you on STALK CUTTERS DISC are a Passed final The following bills pass I final r- and ti sen. Special road tax bonds county. Amend the school law. Wilson to issue bonds. Bond issue for Kings Mountain dis- Enlarge the graded i district Amend th of Troy. the ell. Du i improve i i high I cl Amend l and sin probates mi mine I a g . s and on all o Ft n harden Mr. Bryan Over People In Raleigh Sunday GREENVILLE. N C Next of State Talks Interest cl Peace in whom he had tor in; ye and bad c. to i. ; at brothers. The go had in l Finish Up Their lo Negro in lo Es- Congress in Session to Job in leans la His ,; , . a lint is I r ., . . Hen I I an in Sn Mr. know little. lo so ill lo Poll. led ll all the I h J. I . i n Mil ill; n d Id Peterson and Phillips explain- Mi ed that the hill had received i . ire pan n m and to It ii a i ill . In th can in I the individuals I tor the and J. Mention. Pastor's Sunday was the second anniversary Kev.- C. M. Rock's of the Memorial church, and the morning service was appropriate to the occasion. a most inter- by the pastor, in Which he merely mentioned the progress of the church but its spiritual growth, there were short talks by Messrs. C. W. Stolen from Stokes. STORKS, Feb. and Mrs. Wilson. J. W. Bryan and W. H. G. Stokes returned from dale. The observance of the Lord's Saturday where they have been for Supper followed, and altogether the past week purchasing their a delightful and uplifting stock of merchandise. Messrs. J. B. Congleton, J. L. Moor- J, C stokes, h. i. and At the Christian Church Sunday Daily Reflector, March Mr. and Mrs. J. J. who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown, returned lo Wilson this morning. Miss of Lumber- . k-- , J. W. attended church at Oak J- J- pastor ton, who has visiting Miss Mat- . , , ,, . , two et. Sunday. They report the two King, left this morning. I client sermons Sunday. At the morn- Mrs. L. L Dameron, of New Bern, ,, Mrs of hour his subject was Foreign who has been visiting her sister, In, at Mr If. If. night -Must I Do It L. home tins Sunday. Large congregations morning. was visiting Kiss. at service. Baptism Mr. J. B. James went to Stokes Saturday night and Sun- -ls to two persons at today. day. evening services. Mr. W. L. Hall to Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Page attended today. Church at Oak Grove Sunday. I Miss Pearl Barber who spent Sun Mr. L. Perkins will leave Stomach trouble, lazy liver and de- arc lo be As We Conduct A High-Class For C We are Your Trade Were Striving r our and We Hold in J. WILLIAMS NOW IS THE TIME Picked at by Hitters and you will not be troubled with the pains rheumatism, Charles Allen, a Feb. George is on the sick list. Hope lie will be able to out again soon. Miss Webb of the K. C. T. T. S. came home Saturday and re- Monday evening. Mr. J. J. went to with her people here, returned for the northern markets lo buy his ranged kidneys arc the cause of to Winterville Sunday evening. new spring line of dress goods and Get your stomach, liver, kid- Mr. and Mrs. J. S. of Ply- notions. bowels in healthy condition mouth, who has been visiting their J. L. Perkins for daughter, Mrs. E. H. Taft, returned He sold tons one day last week. home this morning. bet he has the lowest prices. Mr. J. R. has gone North W. L. Fleming Intends buying school principal of Sylvania. Ga., who to purchase new goods for his s now machine. Now you automobile tiered Indescribable from B. G. and J. I get up I rheumatism, liver and stomach evening and made his Mr. C. W. Hearne, who has been In See J. W. Bailey for life, accidental and diseased kidneys, Monday morning. New Bern the last few months, has and fire Insurance. remedies failed until I used Electric Miss Ada Rhodes, Miss Minnie returned home to accept a position; The Planters Bank, iii their but Tour bottles of this won- tin and Mrs, Ross of Washington as clerk in the building, is still doing a good remedy cared mo Spent from Saturday to Sunday even- Messrs. J. B. H. and growing, total resources Maybe your rheumatic pains come with Sears, Jr. and T. L. Barrett have gone to over liver and kidney Miss Anna Little and Miss Bessie Washington City to attend the Big shipment of potatoes just Electric Hitlers will give you j Ward went to Washington and re- received at J. L. Perkins. prompt relief. and Bee- turned the same day. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hart left Sun-; by all druggists. Miss Nina had her adv lay afternoon for Washington City birthday party Saturday evening and Invited a lot of her little friends and they seem to have a good time. noon for Washington City lo attend husband, ex-Gov. Messrs. Allen and While- the Inauguration and from there will is spending some time in s- c- while were callers in our little town t-j attend the inauguration. Mr. C. S. Forbes left Sunday Mrs. T. J. Jarvis Mrs, Thomas J. Jarvis, of Green- FOR for Selling of II Black S. C. and Bar- red Plymouth Rocks. Some of the go on to Baltimore and New York to WM at a purchase goods. charming afternoon lea given and BuB R. N. w. Outlaw, by . , at Plymouth s. Norman and J. F. King have hotel. The event was gone lo Washington City to attend ,,.,, ., a J- Greenville, t. the Inauguration. Mr. W. B. Brown returned Sunday in e evening from the North where he had the cS. been buying goods. Miss of Wilson, ferns was spent Sunday here with Mrs. T. B. Hooker. had better for burns or bruises. Soothes j A full line of straw hats just Miss Mamie Jennings, who s's Mrs Marv and heals. John of rived at W. S. Williams. See them had been Mrs. T. E. Hooker. today. Were glad to have them lo visit us. Somebody's friend from Greenville was in town Sunday. Guess who. Miss Edna Campbell spent Friday and last night with Mrs. Paul Daven- port. Everybody is busy planting For Skin Diseases Nearly every skin disease and oats around hero, quickly and permanently to Buck-1 Mr. V. E. Carrington spent Sunday ton's Salve, and nothing is In the country. lo Wilson Sunday evening. Wilson; Mrs. Craig. Mrs. Jose- Daniels. Mrs. W. A. Hoke. Mrs. John of rived at W. S. Williams. Mich., says, after suffering twelve before you buy. years with skin ailment and upend- Dr. II. W. of Washington, Mrs. j. M in hills, and Dr. H, O. Hyatt, of were , p p , Crawford cured him. It will help both here today on profession visits. y ,,. and Miss you. Only by all Mr. A. J. and of druggists. Miss Lucy, went to Tarboro today. observer. Dr. R. T. Venn, president of Mere-1 College. Raleigh, was here this morning returning from Winterville Where he preached Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Fleming had company from Baltimore, ltd., this week. Mr. Johnnie Ward went out Sunday. -I known Remedy For forty-three years Dr. Ni w Discovery has been known Dr. C. Oil. and Mr, as If. A. White went Homing. to Raleigh this liable cough remedy. Over three mil- lion hollies were used last Mr. H. D. Bateman went to ,,., u ,.,,, of this morning to begin his duties m ,,, yo,. assistant bank examiner, to which J. J. Owens, of Allendale position he was recently elected s c way of the corporation commission. i others have twenty Mr. J. A. went to , hat pr Is the best remedy for Miss Jackson returned this nm that I have ever from a visit In Winterville. or colds and all throat Miss Luis Vanceboro, and lung troubles, It has no equal. who has been Visiting Mrs. N. W. and at all druggists. Jackson, left this morning. adv Watch for Special Vote Days at For two weeks from Tuesday, bonus will be given with each Tracing for and the Contestant curing the sale the largest number of books in the two weeks will be given votes additional. to buy Stalk Cutters, Disc Harrows, Drag Harrows, Smoothing Harrows, Pulverizing Harrows, Corn Plant- Fertilizer American Wire Fencing, Gal- Roofing. Prices always the lowest. Come to see us for any goods you need. We carry a complete stock. We appreciate your patronage. J. Coward Drug Co. Only Best Used in Our Prescription Department ICE CREAM Superior In any. AH Fountain Toilet Articles, Full Um Stationery, Kodak Supplies Drug Co. Greenville, ROOFING AND METAL WORK. For Slate or Tin, Tin Repair Work and Flues See T. J. JENKINS Greenville. N THE Greenville Banking Trust CAPITAL AND SURPLUS RESOURCES OVER THE LARGEST BANK IN PITT COUNTY Selected as a legal depository by State Treasurer of N. C,. also by the Tr-as Depart- of the United States as a depository for Postal Fund . Sink made the largest gain in deposits last year of any bank in THERE IS A REASON WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS Pies. E. B. Higgs, V-Pres. C S Cashier POOR PRINT St. m.

f Art HI INA Taft holding back the As the new will not flt Blot l h Webb and you can to FARM EASTERN it too late to how goon there Is a change In mi- action on it, was about smallest chine to flt the act of his administration. But con- o--------- gross showed him what could do The express companies will catch under such circumstances. t again when the O. feature REFLECTOR Published by D J Editor. CAROLINA AN M Ml M North Carolina, Pitt County. We have had consigned to us the Whereas, on Tuesday night Feb- magnificent farm lands belonging to 25th. some one In the darkness C T. which He on the north cf the night went to School side of Tar river, Just outside of and and maliciously cut Greenville, for sale. the wire fence which Mr. Richard MONDAY. MARCH 24th, 1913. has recently put around the a. m. we shall offer two hundred acre of which the board of ed- Is added to the parcel post, which of splendid land, had bought from Mr. L. A. the street was properly be done soon. sub-divided small tracts rang- to enlarge the school before sweeper gets to work. I W and people of w year. . . , would not be such a stifling Tomorrow win be the great day In The terms of this sale will B, en , ., , . , , be one-fourth cash and the balance y reflection shall be made upon Ad ma, be bad Installments payable y the person or persons, who application at the business ii. stores and causes damage to of President Woodrow Wilson. and five years cutting. The Reflector corner goods, and Third streets All cards of thanks and resolutions will be charged f at per advertising tales will be for at three cents per line, up to fifty lines. second class August M. 1910. post Greenville. North Carolina, and act March 1879 FRIDAY. MARCH 1913 There is only about a week more of the legislature . Then the members there was not room enough will be getting home to tell the two for everybody, pie what they did and didn't do, just like the people know already. from date, with per cent Interest Whereas, the district wishes all They are trying to find the North on the deferred payments; or, if the citizens to know that the pole and the South pole Just like desires to pay all cash, we are will give a liberal discount. The sale abiding themselves. be conducted so that one tract We, the cit- land will be sold with the of school district hereby of as many tracts adjoining as assert we do not believe any Greenville being two years past due free mail delivery and no free mall delivery established, puts the fault A useful place for work on the pub- desired by the purchaser at the same of said district did this cut- roads might be found for those price. This will enable the man who hereby emphatically. who cannot be caught do- wishes to purchase a larger amount regardless of who did it, condemn any honest work. For all of RHEUMATISM Trouble, and THE PAIN Quick Relief All the prodding the papers up to somebody. And it seems to be giving him has not Induced entirely on the town. o--------- Senator Evans defeated the bill In are Mr. Roosevelt to open his face as to what he thinks about Mexico. here will be plenty of them to the senate, after it had passed the give advice, hut after they are house, authorizing a road bond expert President Wilson will be township. The found running the government as he Raleigh Times gives his statement thinks ought to be run. as to why lie opposed the bill, that ---------o bad bean introduced without As the garment strike has been payment. Everybody should off, maybe will be easier the fact that such good farm If mail really did come from the to get a shirt. to Greenville la a knowledge by a faction that had monkey, sonic of tin-in Mire go-l s Investment. This sale should be very attractive to the man dieted that he could never represent hack to the liming- It looks like the promise of pretty who now a on the county in the In other ton Dispatch. for the Inauguration Is going else's farm. With the money that words he obstructs progress in his Some are already back there. to be knocked the head. is using to pay rent, he can make laud to get Just what he wants; action as willfully and also gives the man who desires wrong and intended to injure to buy only a few acres a chance. community. One of the greatest features is the We desire to say furthermore, that fact that this farm is only one mile we can e any information that from court house by It will Identify and convict whoever did will be a most valuable purchase, as cutting, we will lend our land is very productive indeed; and our support in the con- You would think Raleigh is dry and why of said person, from the way the papers there are This is written that the people of the purchasers cannot make the may not be misled by the land pay for itself after making the of this fence. C. H. CHAS. Com. L. C. FLETCHER, JOHN CHEEK T. R. ALLEN LORENZO and It stops aches and swollen and magic. the excels uric acid and la safe and In No i like It. free on request. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS One Dollar per bottle, or sent i paid upon receipt of pries if not I la your , RHEUMATIC CURE CO. , lit county through spite. The ground hog must have been the payments on this property, and The cabinet Is no longer shrouded expiration of five years own As the law now stands it is not the glad that a Democrat was being W. but the guesser. were J fault of the that the great- did not stir up the to the last. not any more ears than he owns today. Another part of a session is devoted to weather much. local bills. But it is their fault II not passing a law referring local Both Turkey and Mexico have been CHARLES JONES F. F. TRIPP J. H. O. C. MANNING C. H. WITHERINGTON E. E. C. T ANGE Y. H. ANGE W. E. WORTHINGTON Z. L. BRILEY. matters to the boards of commission- practically forgotten this week while a cord- of the respective counties, so the Washington were can devote itself to the big head lines. of state Interest. o--------- The one-sixth of the year gone arc has shown up good for Greenville, The government is now after the fret is that he gels the Increased trust, and maybe they will valuation of real estate, which will be a great deal by that time. much as this land has been rented OF THE for the 1913. the at SKIN SORES PUS, vans, mm, St WORM. Pr at The suffragettes in Washington the Purchaser of the property at our sale will be much complaint against the Cap- police. ---------o The board of County Commissioners QUICKLY HEALED NOTICE North Carolina, Pitt county. In the superior court. Peter vs Matilda Langley. The defendant above named notice, that an action entitled Washington hotel proprietors . up tel R g to going to have Bibles the rooms of and we should endeavor to make away from for the entire all their At the price the live-sixth ahead count for even . . ton today, guests will have to pay, the Bible could well he afforded. It need The two month, that the parcel They about We . , en six per cent on his investment as above hag commenced in the dot six per cent per year, but six regular session on the court of Pitt county, to ob- per cent for of the year, all the present. a divorce from bond of mat- amount to about par The routine work orders and the said defendant will Plats of for allowances account; further take notice that she is re- end receiving of officers, was to tins properly win on of superior court, which a different places in Greenville and with. convenes on the 28th day of April, other places in the next few days. Richard wife. C. J. Hart- the court house of Pitt county. no surprise if of the post has been in existence mark the Eighth Command- lies both its enormous proportions and leave the Bible open at and usefulness. that place for the proprietor to read. ---------o The railroads offering to adjust A bill has been introduced In the freight so as to give North legislature authorizing the Carolina a square deal, is one of the of Pitt county to appropriate good things recently brought about. 1.500 for the erection of a monument on the court house Reports of quiet and disorder in square. The people of tho county Mexico are more frequent than the should get busy and subscribe as changes in the weather. much more and erect the monument early as possible. It has already President Wilson Is not the heavy been too long neglected. weight of bis predecessor, but he can o bold down the lid with the heaviest All we've got to is that of somebody give Josephus a new hat one that will not flt quite so close Just common folks, down to bis without freaks or fads, are the kind that occupy the White House Also deprive him of that linen suit in which he is the habit of com- these days, much less talk . . . . , m complaint in said action, prospective purchasers to these plats MM to th Qr plan w court this newspaper, also through list. demanded said com- other advertising mediums. I w- H- Moore to plaint. North Carolina came in for her g nM a gate leading This the 4th day of March, 1913. share of honors at the inauguration. for those wish take from Bruce to Bluff, this of Greenville's splendid approval of the road super- no longer Governor Wilson, school, at the same time being out- of Falkland township. After side the corporate limits, in a some consideration the clerk was In- Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured did and healthy location, all the time to give notice that at the There more discouraging receiving the same benefits from the of the a petition a disorder of the Zero weather out West and balmy and that a would be for the dis- It not that many spring weather here the East. great many people who live Inside He if but soon be President Wilson. o--------- of above road. suffer for years with such an ailment the corporate limits and who have I Dr- c- having a permanent cure Is within their Over In Mexico they seem to reach and be had a a grudge against all named a small lot. elected to All the term. one year p H J We shall give a big barbecue din- matter of electing a county at- of Mich., bought to all those attending the sale. up. Julius Brown and , package chamberlain's This time it is the revenue bill that and our own ALL STAR BAND will F were placed them , la drawing Are. lug out on stale occasions, It Is now Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, of North Carolina. Top the afternoon to you, Joe. President Taft, Just before going out of office, was shown that he was o not the whole thing. He vetoed the brought the Webb and sent It back with a weather, let them hike again message of disapproval, and congress of tho next Inauguration. passed It right over his head. 0--------- Conditions are bad In Mexico, to be Mire, but American newspapers cannot with good grace twit them about the way they get rid of their presidents when It Is recalled with shame that three have been in this country. The statement Editor Josephus Daniels, of Raleigh and Is to be secretary of navy in President Wilson's cabinet, brings to his host of friends throughout the state. Besides what is already going on, enough buildings are planned for Greenville this year to give employ- to a large number of workmen. All who this way And to do. Wall street did not find anything President Wilson's Inaugural ad- dress to throw a spasm over. While predicting what President Wilson will do, don't forget that Vice- President Marshall can also do things. It is now President Woodrow son. It takes a good road to stand bad weather. Good Friday and Easter Sunday are the two next dates. ---------o Washington hotels and booze joint both had a rake off. furnish music. You are cordially in- A ballot was taken and each we j bad received two votes, making a tie. The any number of DON'T FORGET THE DATE AND chairman of the board cast the none of them were any HOUR, MONDAY, MARCH 24th. 1913, for Julius Brown and he was For by a, at K. M. Atlantic Coast Company. Sociable Club We, the members of the Sociable Club, met last Saturday declared elected. The salary was stated at per month. The collections of fees reported by the officers for February were as fol- Register of Deeds 448.76; Sup- Court Clerk 766.72; Sheriff adv at beautiful borne of Miss Minnie Belle Tills meet- was devoted to a study of Born Tuesday, March 1913, to Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lipscomb, Jr., a daughter. Marriage licenses Last week Register of Deeds Bell Issued marriage licenses to the fol- nil the trouble In Mexico, Marquis of Charles Gordon, eleventh Marquis fellow. Miss Camilla Robinson read of was born at , . a very interesting sketch of bis life vine, March and Other members read poems wrote by to the title upon the death Wonder where the suffragettes will his father In 1863. He is the Miss and of Scotland. The title Miss Fulford sang a duet, a very old one, dating back to the tilt Golden Harvest beginning of the fifteenth century. We were invited Into the dining grandfather of first Earl room where a dainty course was await- fell at 1402. The us, and with much laughing and became the most the lime soon came for us of Scotland and the to depart. Each declared they had sentenced to death, but spent a most enjoyable afternoon. chancellor of Scotland. The sixth We had as visitors Miss Jackson Karl head of the Catholics of from Greenville, and Misses Joyner Scotland. He submitted to the ; ml subsequently became Marquis of I be hiking to next. ---------0 Licensed pool rooms are now a thing of the past in Greenville. Easter finery Is getting on the way. Y. w. C. A. Mr. Leon R. Meadows led the vice on Sunday evening. He made a most Interesting and helpful talk on phase of It dealing stop hostilities long enough to pull with mission study. He said that all I off their Sunday bull fights. Of the students should engage In min-1 I as much good to all would Mr. Taft is now a private and actor not only in the v duals , , . . but may yet be much in the public ,,, , ,, , of ,, . Mm the board of county .,, . . advocates of both locations eye. M even farther away. WHITE Gilbert and Minnie E. Harrell. M. O. Tyson and Hamilton. H. H. and Grace COLORED Henry Parker Alice Jones. Rufus Daniel and C. H. and Lucy Hemby. Hardy and Annie Atkinson. Tyson and Elberta Sam Hopkins and Charity House. REPORTER. The present holder of title has long been active In and educational affairs and has three Vt aid Yon Can I III i-. in some time the matter of building been chosen Lord Rector of bridge across Tar Hive- at either Aberdeen University. Cattlemen at A mini I In AMARILLO, Texas, March Prove It for Cents. Yes, try That's all you need to do to get rid of the worst case of You take no chance, It Is no Misses Edgerton and Evans Greenville ought to have a cotton factory large enough to consume all the crop grown In Pitt county. o--------- February being shorter makes the bill collector sooner. Forty Year Test Wonder what those who And Pill county has a guardian, are it from New York to Wash- pm county. will thing they have j when they get there. They to up the gun put understand why It Is a favorite after sang . argument. The for- representatives of the experiment. Is positively board of commissioners a short up here Itching, rash, raw, and lime before the expiration of their for the annual convention of the Pan- make a pimpled face am, passed an order that the bridge handle and Southwestern clean. Is a wonder- be built at Floyd's Ferry. Those op- Association. The gathering will last minute applied II sinks In. An must have exceptional , to the bridge being located there and outstrip vanishes, leaves no evidence, doesn't merit survive for a period of forty an injunction against and importance all the grease, Just a pure, clean; years. Cough Rem- , commissioners which was serve. ton. of ,, liquid and It cures. City Is an applicant From a small beginning has H to be at the coming civil tern E grown favor and popularity until of court. it has attained a world wide make an unwomanly spectacle It away until next hunting Benson, themselves Just for a little cheap no- Let the new come along. guaranteed. Is put up by the W. Rose Medicine Co. Louis, Mo., and sold by all druggists at ft . tho large bottles and cents for You will find nothing better for Chamberlain's Tablets for A cough medicine for children the liberal size trial bottle. Try one lion should be harmless. It should be H cent bottle and be convince Bas- For constipation, Chamberlain's Tab pleasant to take, should be night Pharmacy. The Mother's Favorite a period of more than forty years. Ids are excellent. Easy to take, mild Iain's Cough Rem- j ii not only gives cures and gentle in effect. Give them Is all of and it the moth- Robert M. representative For sale by all druggists. . trial. For sale by all favorite everywhere. For of the Tenth Ohio district, all druggists, adv years old today. I . MM EX-PRESIDENT SAYS AU WITH A SMILE With Family Leaves For South WILL REST III Urn Years of Age.- Many as Here ML WASHINGTON, March Howard Taft, public servant since he said farewell to public Ufa and became a citizen of the republic that he has served over the seas and throughout the world for so many long years that he has most forgotten be enlisted. His goodbye was a smile. A hand- shake for the members cf his cabinet; a courtly bow to the women friends who braved the inauguration forts to bid and Mrs. Taft god- speed in station; a wave cf the hand and another smile for the people who stood ill the train shed and watched his train slowly out for south. The last that Washington saw of 27th president, was the dim out- line of a big smiling figure in a frock coat, with hair a awry, on the rear platform In the smoke of the tunnel that leads under the city to His last glimpse of the city where years ago he became chief executive and today a private by the people's will, was when he looked from the plat- form of his car across the Potomac to where the Washington monument lifted its gray, pointed peak to the gray sky. Tomorrow he expects to be In to rest and play as the guest of the city of Augusta for three weeks. On March he plans to go north again to New Haven to settle down under the elms of Yale to the peace and quiet of life as professor of law He left with no bitterness In his heart, he told friends, but only with thankfulness that he had been the opportunity to serve. Absorbed as was the ration pageant Washington did not forget the man, tin retiring dent. Although ho was hurried one of the White House cars from the back of the White House down; through the mall and over back streets, hundreds of those on the sidewalks who recognized him cheered lustily. At the station most of the of the Taft cabinet and their wives several close friends of Mrs. Taft were waiting. Miss Helen wept gently as the farewells were said and the eyes of some of the were far from dry. He stood for a minutes by the side of car, shook hands once more with friends and then stepped aboard. am now retiring to a pedestrian be said. He spent an hour In the president's room the senate tide of the signing bills, vetoing others and times talking with senators and representatives who paid their call. At the White House luncheon the President sat and chatted for min- with Mrs. Wilson. He left by the south door and his last view of the mansion came as his automobile shot down through the mall. Laborer Falls Eleven Stories with Good Chance Recovery treasured Bible Used When Daniels lakes RALEIGH, March When Jose- tho oath of office as secretary of the navy he will not use a bible furnished especially for , ., occasion, but will one which March 6.-O. C. j has been In Ills since 1889 whose home Is In Mt. Md ell u from the 11th story down an elevator . w . , Winterville Items. March Lena Proctor of Saturday night with Mrs. B. W. Tuck- Mr. Blanchard, a of W. II. spent Saturday and Bun- day at home Kinston. Farming Implements to suit most all the to ave them labor, are on at Harrington, Barber and Co. Miss Jackson of pent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss and Dorothy Johnson. Hats, hats, all latest styles, both and wool goods, at Barber and Co. Messrs. B Forest, Jesse L. A. D. and left Sunday morning for Washington, C, to attend the Ship stuff, oats and corn on hand Miss Mamie Stocks of near Ayden, spent Saturday Sunday with Hill Sixteen Schools of the Ninety Victorious In Recent Debate CHAPEL HILL, March pro- gram of exercises of tho 118th annual commencement of the filing them to compete the contest for the Aycock Memorial Cup. The contest is to be staged In Chapel Hill on tho night of March The following schools will clash forensic fray on that date over the of Durham, Philadelphia, New Fields, Concord, Morgan ton. Lib- Harmony, Mt. Pleasant Oxford, Cool- North Carolina has been arranged, j Holly Springs, Stem, and Contrary to tho custom of previous pleasant Gardens. To the credit of years, tho exercises will begin only two counties the state can ill story n was sent to him last night and will Shalt now is Bank build- get In Washington la time to he used Um yesterday about noon. Vi hi n me B . . ,. . In this part of the other workmen reached his side lie monies. This bible was presented to Mr. Daniels while he was a student at university law school by teacher, the late James E. Shepherd was perfectly conscious and remarked pulled the belt and could not catch He Is now In the with of the have n nice lino of tan, black and white slippers, Better our stock buying. A, W. Ange and Co . Mabel James and Miss Nellie wont to Greenville and have dispensed with their soda and have add id years, exercises only two counties in Hie A. W. Ange and Co. Sunday and conclude with Commence attached the distinct of honor of Mr. M. T. Spier went to Day on Wednesday. two schools for final debate; Monday. Jone marks the opening day of Cabarrus. A big line of goods, with tho selected and huts, a new and all sermon, delivered by Dr. E. Y. outlined for the erection of a BOW Spier president of the Louisville, Ky, dining hall at the State Mrs. Dave and Fleming; Baptist Theological Seminary. Mon- j during the week The of Greenville were visiting town Juno will be observed as class for Its construction will be Sunday evening. exercises. On Monday afternoon. j n ft few days work on the Jesse and A. D. tho confederate monument, erected to . . . L u . . m In to their already large stock and have those students libs and Raleigh. th opening of the next college will start at once. In or- . who left college in , complete the hall for occupancy front of heavy and fancy groceries. but R. W. Ball is the We to lake up arms, will and has some chance of the book is Inscribed the following. Miss Fannie Leo Spier spent Sat- with beef, fish and oysters and a veiled. Governor Look. will ,. on, and only Josephus Dan- and with of groceries and has A ala, from Ills James E. Shep- Tucker of near Simpson. once and then for short lime. workman, It is said, pulled the paid, May IS, 18811.- The bible was Anything you need In ho way of used thereafter by Mr. Daniels while something to It. W. Dall has It Mr. Felter was not instantly In school and upon taking the oath and will furnish to you for killed by tho fall Is miraculous and if for the el law also used money. he lives he will owe bis life to his same bible. The oath upon it In presence of mind catching In the will be the At the regular meeting of the board a, will be Alumni Day. Rt. Mr Mrs. W L. loft Robert Strange, of Wilmington, day morning for Washington to at- l. tin. alumni speaker. The com- of county to, he held law tend the Inauguration day proper will Wed- M, In April I If you have anything to sell or June It will be made will be presented for the a Miss Pearl Dudley of Washington W. L. House, he soils or buys, by a visit address from of the has been spending some . no I . feed Vice President Thomas R. Marsha,,, n, s while descending and , ha. treasured this friends near here, returned Sat- Jg- M Ills fall down better than any personal prop- , m the Union BEl-L was witnessed by people and when H ft- W. U It, k, interesting. ,, the triangular debate., en- March 1913 Clerk Co. Coma law

Winterville Items. Letter Mr. B. Mexico. D. F. Feb. 1913. March LA M Dear Mi. of arrived at A. . to be quiet today Ange and Co. and every one very harry over the HiM Olivers Cox spent Monday victory which Felix should have in the edit for. II is true that a, slippers to fit anybody Ma who has stood by black, and white. to wear I administration turned else foot or tight Bee him and has the credit at I I Barber and Company and leaking the arrest, hut it was simply will sell them to you right because . bias could not Bee u. V. Dall for your notions; It sow. will join hands for Mrs J. L. left of the country, which l. visit her mother for a few days. . . i . do. We i i Kb i, i i r in the i. now, and I believe all , . . lava their arms. all pattern, i doubt Ilk Penn Mutual Policies Best A comparison of premiums and values of Twenty Life Policies the. end of the third year. of the leading life insurance companies doing business in North Carolina, showing the SUPERIORITY of PENN MUTUAL POLICIES. Mutual Lift New York Life Mutual Life Mutual Benefit Phoenix Mutual Northwestern Fancy U a tall line of ladles and Mutual and Jack- Mutual Connecticut Mutual heavy National Union Central Life a weeks, but it will be ion. before the country will gain I es for birds I . ace of other i in any style. Also a it once bad. There are . has just end-, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. went la g at a i e to the a. d a Thursday, nation it hi o i deeds were The i Maine I ;,; Dial or while Harrington. Barber I a very in right as . i Co. , are has been no for. and Mrs. B. Nines went to m to the deaths caused i Thursday. I lighting in the but the We have a nice line of furniture. , will no doubt run up arrived. A. w. Ange and Corn- I thousand. Many women and ; i b I. air. U. T. B weal to , i tar as lbs c mid i . them have had las greatest and Jackson of attention, but grade el- them have been killed sad ,. a full end fancy many d. I have had i i I Mr. J. K. of Loam was pest three as l have In town Friday. ., . . i anything to sell or gone In many places my ice W. I. House; he sells or buys ; re women and children. We livery and feed , , fa now and happy. The .- i Braxton who has I i,. . p, have cone together as . near came home i a club with the government and all V the closing of her , put our shoulders to the . and all work for the same end and children We hope see Mexico blossoming lo visit relatives like a flower within a short time. What will become of When you in need of some nice v it is hard to say. His fish try ii. W. Dall; be can who the people claim was to you. fault for most of the president I blunder and the suffering of the people was shot this morning at Our Deficit break. It is reported that the ex- Everybody knows of the Slate President has gone insane We are more in debt I Through exciting strain for the now- than were two years few days I am unable to write does not necessarily mean dis- ; yen about situation as I would grace and ruin, as some seem to think, like to, so I am sending you our u may mean real progress. This I, which you can no doubt get money has been Invested in necessary Premiums 38.84 86.22 37.18 30.85 30.17 80.00 35.82 37.83 87.27 Extensions Cash yrs., days u Vis. 184.00 65.00 Vis., 194.00 C yrs., 184.00 65.00 l yrs., days 181.00 yrs., 181.00 69.00 n days 181.00 68.00 days 126.81 days 134.00 60.48 102.00 46.00 a days 182.00 64.00 u 158.00 68.80 ft 121.00 48.00 Charges interest during grace period. dividends until the expiration of the second year. Note.- The PENN MUTUAL premiums on its Nineteen- Payment Life Policies are less than the premiums charged by the New Companies on the Twenty Payment Plan. For further information apply H. A. WHITE INSURANCE 1895 Evans St., Greenville, N. C. Have an Early Choice if you plan to buy that Furniture We hate never before a splendid for com- a variety Ban that assures a real buying will surely please. Furniture styles that are the best manufacturers at honestly low prices. TAFT VANDYKE r CONDITION of the BANK OF GREENVILLE Greenville, N. C, the full facts from. With kindest regards, am. Very sincerely yours, n. BETHEL Mini BETHEL, Feb. A beautiful mar was Wednesday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E, o. Burroughs, when their Mill Norma Burroughs became the bride of Mr. T. K. mount of K rs. n. C. The ceremony per- formed by Rev. C, T. of Rocky Mount, and was witnessed by a few Intimate friends and relatives of parties. Both Mr. and Mrs. are quite popular and have a host of who wish them much Bell and success in their union. Improvements which will save by more economical and more administration In the future. Hut North Carolina faces an- loss of double the treasury de- With yes Indifference, we see forest tires destroying worth of our property a year. need this property on the tax Our farmers the Um- the fences, the soil; our need the lumber and the and we all need cheaper I material, furniture, and everybody necessities made wood. Yet we refuse to spend a cent in an attempt to stop this tremendous drain on our resources. Is that economy l it not rather shortsightedness amounting almost to blindness Five th do would Inaugurate a state tire system which In a very few years would stop a large Would not Elegance in House Fur- Without Ex- Cost Our Furniture stands the Test of Time. It is built of the Best material. True in wood and workmanship. Good enough to be banded down to your as heirlooms. If your home is not as cozy and comfortable you like It, why not come and complete Its furnishings here You will find Just the thing to give your dwelling a touch of luxury, without excessive TAFT FURNITURE CO. Greenville, N. C. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. FEB. 1913 Resources Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Heal estate Furniture and fixtures Cash items Cash and due from banks 317.83 4.200.00 4.327.32 6,911.92 Capital stock Undivided profits 10,669.81 CARR ATKINS mm yeas the Mr. J. H. Blount from short trip to Rocky Mount today. i ,. i i, proportion of this waste. Mr. and Mrs, J. H. of , , ,. ,,., that be money well spent. City were in our city to attend the marriage of their The Round Dozen Club met with THIS DATE IN HISTORY Mrs. W. J. Tuesday even- March Mrs. M. O. Blount who has been in United States declared war Baltimore for the past two weeks is against Algiers, now in New York, purchasing spring east of what is now Remember we sell the best Stalk Cutter on Syracuse Chilled Plows, Cultivators and other Farm Implements. STAG SEMI PASTE gallon makes ; If its in the Hardware j Careful Attention Given to all Business to us. millinery. M M. and S. M. leave for Raleigh tonight to at- tend the Simmons and Daniel j night at the I. Fri lay borough Hotel. Mr. will go north from to n complete line of dry goods and no- Dr. M. P. and J. Smith leave Sunday to attend the ration. handsome new brick store I- now about completed Will he by March 10th with a complete line of everything. They wish to In- all their friends and customers to pay them a visit at their first op- This store Is a credit the town and deserves the patronage of all. Mrs. J. E. left for Wash- last night. Tho friends of Miss Edith Legal who has been with mount and for the past two seasons are glad to know that she will with them again this season. Crop Threatened Nicaragua, March S, loss Is threatened the ha-. crop on east coast of HID- due of a blight it attacks only the older and larger plants. The plant dies a few weeks after attack. Is estimated that this year's ex- perts may be reduced half ow- to the disease. Mississippi organized as the territory of Alabama. of Texas by the United States. decreed the emancipation of the Russian serfs. Annie one of the oldest actresses of the American stage, died in New York city. Born in the Isle of Man In 1836. Cabbage Pant PLANTS It The following Jersey Wake. Held, Charleston and Large Loll Head. Ibis should eon. headings through Prep ed for from to 10.000 at per thousand. Over per thousand, f. Li, ii. N. Can supply larders she guaranteed L. C. Arthur S. G. Last Tax S M SCHULTZ Established Wholesale and retail grocer and dealer. Cash paid for hides, Fur Cotton Seed Oil barrels, Turkey, Eggs. Oak bedsteads, mattresses, etc., Suits, Baby carriages, go-carts, par- suite, tables, lounges, safes, Gall Ax snuff, High Life Key West Cheroots, Hen- George Cigars, canned cherries, peaches, apples, syrup. Jelly, meat; flour sugar, coffee, soap, lye, magic food, matches, oil, cotton seed meal and oranges, nuts, candles, dried apples, peaches prunes, currants, raisins, glass and china ware, wooden ware, cakes and crackers, macaroni, cheese, beet butter, new Royal Sewing ma- chines and numerous other goods. business with S M SCHULTZ I will be at the following places and quantity cheap for cash. dates named for the purpose of Come , me phone Number taxes due for the year Meet me and save costs, for tins Is my last appointment. S. I. DUDLEY. Sheriff. Falkland. Falkland March 7th. March Nth. Hells X Heads. March 3rd. Denver Dam. Arthur. March to mar IT'S GREAT SPOUT to a custom tailor clothed man come In here with a friend who calmly proceeds to out a suit or top coat, equally as good In every respect and pay about half what be paid the tailor for his. This Is not an statement. Come and let us it. Frank Wilson The Clothier Are You If so. get a box of Dr. King's New Dills, take them regularly and vi trouble will disappear, They will stimulate the liver. Improve Mir digestion, and get rid of all the poisons from your system They will surely get you well again. at druggists. adv MOVEMENT OF TRAINS Time Of Arrival And Departure ATLANTIC COAST LINE Southbound a. m. 1.18 p. m. o B. SOUTHERN 1.16 a. m. 8.80 a. m. 0.33 a 7.35 a. m. i a. in. 4.17 p. m. and has made tens of millions of dollars. The great opportunity knocks but once at every man's door. Are you ready to seize your opportunity if it came today. Have you Start saving, be ready Commence today. The National Bank of Greenville Only Bank in Pitt County Under Supervision. F. JAMES, Pres, f. J. Cashier. Supervisor. The man who asks for a raise on the strength what he is to do for the concern Is trying to sell a pig in the poke. II. Ml II HISS Still With The Life Insurance Co- Hew Tors. LAST CALL Your taxes for the year 1912 are long past due. All persons owing taxes for 1912, who fail to pay by March 15th, will positive- have to pay cost. March S. I. DUDLEY, Sheriff. STATE OF Department of Stale CERTIFICATE OF To all to whom may Whereas. It appears to my by duly authenticated record of lie for the voluntary dis- solution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders, In my Manufacturing Company, a corpora- n this whose principal of- is situated on street, In the ,. n county of Pitt, tats of North Carolina a. Sr. being the agent therein and i charge upon whom process nay be has complied with the requirements of Chapter II, vial of 1805, entitled preliminary to the issuing this of Now, Therefore, J. Bryan of state of the Slate North Carolina, do hereby the said corporation did on the 18th day of February, 1911, In my of- Bee a duly executed and attested con- sent In Writing to the dissolution aid corporation, executed by all the stockholders thereof, which said con- and record -f the proceedings are now on In said office s provided by law. in Testimony Whereof, l have here- to set my band and affixed my official seal, at Raleigh, this 19th day of Feb- A. D. 1918, BRYAN GRIMES, Secretary of ltd OF NORTH CAROLINA, of To all to whom these presents may earns. It appears to my faction, by duly authenticated record the proceeding for the thereof by the f all the de- posited In my that the Carolina Bead Ft ed Company, a corporation ii this whose principal at is situated iii tin- town of t-, ant Pitt, state of North Caro- HI. B, being the agent therein sad la charge thereof, upon whom process may be has compiled with the requirements of Chapter of 1908, entitled preliminary to the issuing this Certificate of Now, therefore, I, J- BRYAN GRIMES, Secretary State of the of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the said corporation did, en the 11th day of February, 1913, file my office a duly and at- tested consent in Writing to the of said corporation, executed l-v all the thereof, which said consent and record Of the pro- aforesaid arc now on Die In my said office us provided by law. in testimony whereof, l have here- unto set my land and my seal, at Raleigh, tills 14th day F A. . 1918. BRYAN Secretary of state. TO CREDITORS before the court clerk Hill county as administrator with the will annexed. Of estate of Shade Jackson, de- notice is hereby lo all as Indebted to the estate to make Immediate payment to the and all persons Saving claims said estate are notified to present the fame to the undersigned tor payment or before the day of February, 1914, this notice will plead In bar .,. recovery. This day February, II. K. TRIPP. LIFE HIS BABE I LIFE AM I l IX- III THAI i th . k Men and i life I a Hartford Col the Its ltd b S TO kill I Having qualified tho super- , I, , court dork of Pitt given to all persons indebted t. is on it- books, the His i i e I . Immediate payment .,.,,. . .;. t pow- t . the i I ll i , . i ; for or or before i Its a 26th day of y. 1814, or ; V not buy the Best dent and Health Insurance The policy issued by the NEW gives mo e dent INSURANCE than any Other company, for the We a just Iron, OWN . Bros., Agents notice will be plead In bar i i th of tat II nil i i i i ii The i ;. I I the i in n I John II i p the the will but . , . i NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having duly com I i let K of Pitt , .,, . i administratrix the estate of . , . , . ,,, . Moore, ed, I Is here- Com- given to all persons In the estate to make Immediate pay- puny, ti to U e undersigned, and all i . mi ml persons having claims against said . . , l sou time, are notified to ,,, ,,,,,.,, in the tor , . i, or before the day of Felt exp people In ctr- NOTICE By virtue power vested In me by mortgage duly executed to me the 18th day of Jan, 1910, by Nod Sr Ned Walston. and Mary Little and recorded in th of the of deeds Pitt In book D-9 at page I shall sell for cash public auction i the highest bidder at the court house dear ii the town of Greenville. . n the 29th day of Man at i- noon, the follow- described tract real estate being and situate In the of Pitt and state of North Carolina, Adjoining the lands of Chas, Pol- lard, Joe Everett, T. R. Hodges, others bounded as Be- ginning SI tho off the road old road to Parker's and the other to mill, run- thence In an easterly dire II o road lo Creek Joe Everett's i nor lit up sold creek the i courses to Pollard's Ci thence In i direction with paid Pollard's line Tarboro an ,;,., road said a i ., i to the begin nine and forty-five mo. i the Idem ,,.,,. D , was conveyed Daniel Nod on. Sr. office Ii 1913 in t Of ESTATE By virtue et a power ed iii In mi Is I and delivered by w. B. and Sydney P, to P. i . . i i i, deeds appears in C. Book 0-9. pages and sen, ti-.- undersigned, as more- HI , the 17th d u , Mar -h o'clock m ex- pose public sale the i door In Greenville, to , t for cash following de- . . wit. i lot or pan of land n the town of Greenville lying on Bast side of bounded by I ,,., Hi west; Tar river on north and by Reuben Clark and i on being same conveyed to in hi n Clark and wile i ma i ,; lit h P H page in the i a Pitt , nil of II i i h , and eon I H l Ins 1914. or this will be In hi i of n TI i i 22nd 1913 of Moore raw Hit MY AMI CITY OFFICIAL Churches, Ledge and Social i u Sui Court C. Moore u, Ii l l -W. B W I W. C. ,. W. L. M. Lewis, W. Proctor, M I S U i Mayor -P. M Woolen, . ,. C. Treasurer H. L Carr. T. men K Bowen, J S r- on t, B, F. i a, . I-.- C I Light n. C -I s II. I- , , i ii D. Overton CHI d C M Rock dork; , lent i I , es. i i n ; m I i i is. i i. I i , . This la s. the business . . growth I . i lo till lock In In i f and In look I of i i a tint has I i i Bin iii w . ; is been ail world. I i ii-n . that i large corporations ;. ml but a thou and ii Vi. T. F. Mr. Ho the i -led that within a. Mr. .;.;. . Special Sale of Lap Robes for the Next Ten Days In order to clear our stock, we arc offering entire line of robe; at f , exception I values an it So to your ; i see us. AN , COMPANY I II .; , , Wt now X lorn in need qt Your is. AI Ml II REAL W J pains, due I the reliable, promptly, . . . tit . it hut I II I I, c H Hard i. . . i q ll STANDARD OIL N.-k. M. J. .- POOR PRINT T-V

WILSON INDUCTED INTO HIGH OFFICE Inauguration of Twenty-Seventh President Is Witnessed by Great Crowds. MARSHALL SWORN IN FIRST Ceremony In Senate Chamber Followed by More Impressive Affair on Portico of the Capitol. By GEORGE CLINTON. Washington, March the pres- of h vast throng of his fellow sens. Woodrow Wilson today Blood in front of the Mil portico of the and took the of president of the United Slates. Thomas K. Marshall already had been sworn In as president, and with the completion of the ceremony ship of stale was manned by the Democratic party, which had been ashore for sixteen years. As the new chief executive of the nation stood with bared head, ward Douglass While, chief Justice of the Supreme court, held before him the Bible always used In tho ear Mr. Wilson placed his the book and in a voice strong though somewhat affected by emotion, aw-ore to support the Constitution and the laws of the country and to perform the duties of his high office to the best of bis ability. Thomas Kiley Marshall swore to the and to the people in the senate chamber, where for four years It will his duty to preside over the deliberations of members of the upper house of con Severely Simple Ceremonies. Both of the ceremonies proper were conducted in a severely simple most impressive manner. The of scene of the dent's induction Into office, however, were not simple, for It was an out of-door event and the great gathering of military, naval and uniformed organizations gave much more than a touch of splendor to the scene. In the senate chamber, where the the oath was taken by the man now vice-president of tho United States there were gathered about people, all that the upper will without the risk of danger because of the rush and press of the multitudes. It is probable that no- where In the United States at any time are there gathered an equal number of men and women whose names are so widely known. The gathering In the senate chamber and later on the east portico of the was composed largely of those prominent for their services In Amer- and In part of foreigners who have secured places for their names In the current history of tho world's doings. The arrangements of the ceremonies for the inauguration of Woodrow on and Thomas Marshall were made by the committee on of The I M the Hour the were many former members of the senate who, because of the fact that they once held membership In that body, were given the privileges of the floor. After the hall was tilled ard all the minor officials of govern- and those privileged to witness the ceremonies were sealed. William Taft and Woodrow Wilson, d by the and the committee of arrangements, entered the senate chamber. They were fol- lowed by Vice-President- elect Thomas R. Marshall, leaning on the arm of the president pro of the senate who, after the seating of the incoming vice-president, took his place as presiding officer of the senate and of the day's proceed- The president and the president- elect sat In the first row of seats rt In front and almost under the desk of the presiding officer. In the same row, but to their left, were the and two former of the United States. P. Morton of New York and Ad- A. Stevenson of Illinois. When distinguished company en- the chamber the was still under its old organization. The oath of office was Immediately to Mar- shall, who thereupon Marshall. The prayer of the day was given by the chaplain of the senate. Hey. lily, es Pierce, pas- Marshall. tor of All Unitarian church, of which President Taft has been a After the prayer dent administered the oath of office to all the newly senators, and j therewith the senate of the United States passed for the firs; time In years Into the control of the Demo party. Procession to the Platform. Immediately after monies a procession was formed to march to the platform of the east of the capitol, where Woodrow Wilson was to take the oath. The pro- cession included the president and the president-elect, members of the court, both houses of congress, division. The third division of the parade was composed of Grand Army of the Re- public veterans, members of toe Union I Veteran league and of the war Gen. James B. Stuart of Chicago, a veteran of both the Civil and the Spanish wars, was In command Thousands of Civilians. Robert N. Harper, chief marshal of the civic forces, commanded the fourth division. Under his charge were organizations from all parts of the country, among them being Tam- many, represented by of its braves. Democratic clubs from Chicago. Philadelphia, , more and other cities. They put the American Indians Into the civilian division. The fact that they vi re in war paint and feathers helped out in and did nothing to disturb the peace. of tho United Hunt Clubs of ; America rode In this division. Their pink coals and their high hats were not thought to Jar from Its seat. Pink were worn on the hunting held In Jefferson's day and In Jefferson's state. There were Princeton In the civic section of the Many of them wore orange end black sweaters and they were somewhat noisy though perfectly proper. Stu- dents from seventeen other colleges and universities were among the marchers. Cheering Is Continuous. All along Pennsylvania avenue, from the capitol to a point four block be- the White House, the spectators were mailed in lines ten deep. The cheering was constant and Woodrow Wilson cannot complain that the monies attending ins Induction Into office were not accompanied by heartfelt acclaim of the over whom he Is to rule for at four am, Every window in every building on Pennsylvania avenue which is not tor office purposes was rented weeks ago for a good round of money. Every room Overlooking the marching was taken by as many spectators as And a age Horn which to peer through the Window The roots of the buildings were covered With willing to stand for hours In a March day to see the wonders of the and many of them glad of an opportunity to go home and to say that after many years waiting they had seen a resident Inaugurated. THAN President Woodrow Wilson. section of this committee was ruled by a majority of Republicans, but there Is Democratic testimony to the fact that the Republican senators were willing to outdo their Democratic . ii in the work of making or- and Impressive the Inaugural ceremonies In honor of two chieftains of the opposition. Ride to the Capitol. Taft and President-elect rode together from the White House to the capitol, accompanied by two members of the committee of arrangements. The vice- president-elect also rode from the White House to the capitol and in the carriage with were the senate's of Georgia, and three members of the congressional committee of arrange The vice-president-elect took the oath Just before noon In accordance with custom and prior to Its taking by the president-elect. Every arrange- for the senate chamber pro- had been made so that they moved forward easily and with a ponderous grace. Marshall In. The admission to the senate to witness the of the toe-president was by ticket, and It la needless to say every seat was Hudson's Liver Tone at Dill Straighten Vim Out by Morn. May knock You Out of a Days Work If you are a user, next time you tempted to buy it ask if he can absolutely II of the foreign ambassadors, all of guarantee the drug not to harm the heads of the executive depart- Hi won't do it because he CAN'T do many governors of states and n iT substitute for several high officers of the sea , ., , , . . service. chief of staff of the army gnat and many distinguished persons from famous Dodsons civil life. They were followed by the Tone. will re- members of the press and by those find your money without question if who bad succeeded in are not thoroughly satisfied. in the senate galleries to -if tin day's proceedings. hen President Taft and the i emerged from the i to the portico they saw In front them, reaching far back Into the park to the east, an Immense con- of citizens. In the narrow line between the onlookers and the plat- form on which Mr. Wilson to take the oath, were drawn up the cadets of tho two greatest government schools, West Point and Annapolis, and flanking them were bodies of reg- of national guardsmen. The whole scene was charged with color and with life. On reaching the platform the dent and president-elect took the seats reserved for them, seats which were flanked by many rows of benches rising tier on tier for the of the friends and families of of government and of the Coated press. Oath Administered to Wilson. The Instant that Mr. Taft and Mr. Wilson came within sight of the crowd re was a great outburst of and the military bands struck quickly Into Spangled Ban. Only a few t is of the music were played and then soldiers and silent to witness re- oath taking and to listen to the address which followed. The chief of the Supreme court delivered to dent-elect, who, uttering the words. became president of the United States. As soon this was completed Woodrow Wilson delivered his Inaugural address, his, speech to his fellow countrymen In the capacity of their chief At tho conclusion of the speech tho hands played once more, and William Howard Taft, now of tho United States, entered a carriage with the new president and. reversing of an hour before, sat on the left hand Bide of tin- carriage, while Mr. Wilson took seat of on the right. The crowds cheered as they drove away to the White House, which Woodrow Wilson entered as the which William H. Taft Immediately left as one whose lease bad expired. GREAT PARADE IN HONOR OF WILSON Federal and State Troops, Mn From Navy, Veterans and Civilians March. 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You may Insure health by guard- It. It Is worth guarding. At the first attack of disease, which generally approaches through the and Itself In Innumerable ways TAKE-. And save your health. Indians, Hunt Clubs and College Stu- dents Are la Spectators Continuously Cheer the Inaugural Procession. By GEORGE CLINTON. Washington. March which Woodrow Wilson requested should be observed in every detail of his inauguration as president did not apply to the parade, for It was as elaborate as such an affair usually Is. The people wanted it so, and they showed their appreciation of the spectacle by turn- out by the hundred thousand cheering wildly as the marchers pass, ed with bands playing loudly and waving bravely. The newly Inaugurated president re- viewed the procession and railed his approval as he returned the salutes of the commanding officers, for all tho glittering show had been arranged in bis honor. Pent avenue, from the capitol to tho White House, was of color, music and movement. People Enjoy the Sight. The Inhibition of the Inaugural ball and of the planned public reception at the capitol had no effect as a bar to the attendance at this ceremony of changing presidents. Masses were hero to see, and other masses were here to march. There, was a greater demon- while the procession was pass. than there was four years ago. Victory had come to a which had known nothing like victory for a good many years. The Joy of posses- found expression In steady and abundantly noisy acclaim. President Taft and Wilson were escorted down the ave- by the National Guard troop of cavalry of Basal county. New Jersey. The In which rode vice- President-elect Mai shall and dent pro of the United States senate was by members of the Horse troop of the Culver Military academy of This Is the first time In the his of inaugural ceremonies that a guard of honor has escorted a vice- president to scene of his oath Formation of Parade. The military and the civil parade, s huge affair which stretched Its an miles f the streets, formed on the avenues from the capitol. After President- elect Wilson bad become President Wilson and Vice-President-elect Mar shall bad become Marshall, they went straightway from the to the White House and thence shortly to the reviewing stand in the park at the mansion's front The parade, with MaJ. Leonard Bright, If. Wood, United States army, as It Norfolk Boy Electrocuted By His wire Kite- String , Va., Feb. all of age, was electro- grand started grounds to move along the avenue a kite to he had to the White House, where It was to pass in review. The trumpeter sound- i d instant the signal was Hashed from the White that In fifteen minutes the new- elected president and commander- of the and navies of the I States would be ready to review It was thought that the parade might attached picture wire instead of a cord. The k; e dipped and the wire string came in contact with a high service electric wire skirting the right Of way. The boy was frightfully burned, The dead boy was a son of W. Q. who In Ga lack of the picturesque features February as, and made his home with particularly appealed to the on former occasions. There win Indians and rough riders hero i only when Roosevelt was but when he went out of was succeeded by William ii raft. The parade, however, Ir. honor Mr. Wilson seemed to be enough in its features in appeal the y made noise n u. The procession was In divisions, With General Wood as the grand marshal of the whole and a place at Its head, The display, his sister, Mis. In Wes- tern road, Cottage Place. He was flying his kite In an open field near his home at the lime of the ac- Ho had substituted picture wire for his cotton twine string be- cause of the high wind. a foreman employed at the butter dish factory, was tho first to reach the boy, and took in the situation at a glance. The lad's clothing was lire mid he gasped only once after Tut tin reached him. After hanging the words invariably used on like suspended over the service wire for in occasions, was bill- Leads R The r of the co two armed service naturally had the right way. Maj Gen. W. W. ii Mi United States army, was In of the first division, . b eh marched the and sailors aid marines from the posts and the a few minutes the picture wire burned in two and released the body Hie little victim. Dr. Abbott, the county corner, view- ed the body gave permission for Its removal Io the undertaking of J. E. In Green street. The service wire which the kite yards within a day's ride of string came In contact with ran from The West Point a transformer on the Belt and the midshipmen from the naval Railway, A sign displayed on the academy at Annapolis, competent be- station read 11.000 other corps In manual and in evolution, the future and ad- WITH till ,. . first division. are trying to All branches of the army service a were represented in the body of Rivers and K. O. the bout to artillery, cavalry. In- WM place In New York, and signal corps. The Charles the French bantam, and marines from half a dozen battle- returned to this country and Is ships rolled along smartly in the wake ., , The National Guard division follow- ed the division of It was and Tommy by Brig. Gen. Albert L. claim they should have been lulled States army, who wore given he decision in their recent bout he medal of honor given him for con- which was declared a draw, personal gallantry at the bat- Hob the of Cyclone lo of San Juan hill General Mills la and have he chief of the division of the . . . ,., United State, war department. The entire National of New on St Jersey was In line, and Pennsylvania, Massachusetts. Maryland. Virginia. Cutler, manager of Jess Georgia, Maine and North Carolina announces that Luther Mo- were represented by bodies of civilian Carty has consented to box Cadets from many of the in Mares In trot In . .-a . of Philadelphia or New York. -V IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED THE REST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL HINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IS THE WAY OF LABOR, AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE A N D NEWSPAPER PLANT. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH I THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TARE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR AD I SI NO RATES ARE LOW AND AN BE HAD UPON A- X. l I III II II. Ill. M Mill It ill. Says Developments To Be Met As They May Arise in Extra Session Plan Determined for Congress by President Wilson WILL before departing to his home in Dan- ville, III. With his cigar displayed in manner familiar to Washington, the speaker stood on tho steps executive offices talking to the respondents, who had asked him the purpose of his visit. to say good to the WIFE DESERT MB fill HI, Missionary lift Five Small Children Independence, Alaskan president wish him he said. And Oilier Subjects To lie Taken During Ex. Session my president us well as any- MEl IN JAIL Husband knew Nothing Of The Item- Mrs. mid t I lie Found A Letter body else's, you I The president a number of WASHINGTON, March in the east room, among them dent Wilson has decided upon a pol- Solicitor General and Samuel meeting legislative develop- counsel for the money as they arise lather than plan trust Investigating committee, but the a program for the visits were social In character. session of congress, This. It n short time during the afternoon the who was deserted by his wife learned from White House callers president worked on his y but lie soon was out of doors enjoying the spring weather. The president spied magnolias blossom, observed the growing , due of the White House ,. now swung Into a brisk walk along Po- Only a secret service man accompanied him and he at- practically no attention as he strolled through the park ways. today, will be the president's to those who are urging that cu-- legislation, Philippine . Alaskan questions subjects be taken up during the of the new congress. Tho president was advised by Oscar the Democratic majority leader, as status of the tariff bills being by the and meant commit He learned that the committee making rapid progress but that might not be ready on April the date originally died opening of the new congress. Mr. thought at least a week more should given to preparation and as It was on Mr. advice that Mi. Wilson fixed upon April there is no doubt that he will name a later date when Issuing Ills CHICAGO, III., March For tor K. a missionary of bulgier arrest San Francisco, today threw considerable light tho woman. Regular Session of The General Assembly of 1913 Is Now History railroads. Senator Ward explained the bill by saying these officials were engaged In great work and were con- called to distant parts of the state in pursuit of the public service work in which they were engaged. Senator Pharr earnestly opposed the bill. He said the whole principle wrong. The stale and the national Gavels of President law had condemned it. The Influence Speaker Fell was to say the least not healthful. He House First thought everybody or no one should To Finish this privilege. It was a special should not be extended to any one. Branches Legislature Ad- On Day AWAIT MM ST Can Only Hold Cut a Week Longer Si Factory Hi John Flanagan Buggy Company March regular session of tho general assembly 1918 passed Into history yesterday afternoon at a quarter alter four the gavels of President K the Senate Speaker George W. Connor, of the House, respectively, fell and the two of the legislature wen; J turned sine die. So ended tho sixty-fourth day of declares that be robbed to provide her the session, the member present year with luxuries. remained on duty lour days with- motion of Senator the said that his Hist pay. whole business was laid on the table, edge of the relations between Conn legislature adjourned with the Hill SC, final and Mrs. came when he In- understanding that it will be called Having released since a. in- a letter written to her the governor in extra-ordinary sea- House was reconvened by Speaker Conn, who was then prison at within twelve mouths. The Connor at U o'clock. Wis., a robbery at Mil- opinion among the members of Troop- t And I As Prisoners Sol- The Turks He- Stubbornly Senator Jones offered an amend- file providing that the railroads , LONDON, March Is expected should file with the corporation Turkish of mission a list or the names of every entered today by one who had this transportation. e and He said he desired that tho people A private states that the could know who these special troops today captured Her- one or the key torts and took prisoners. Tho Turks resisted it was a love letter, though moderate in tone, for tho necessity of whit It moderation the writer expressed re- Reference was made to the of some oilier woman, and was thank- About o'clock workmen on id for a pair or slippers which proclamation, of the John Flanagan bad to him at the prison. Representative Underwood has been factory saw of the belief that tariff reform alone should be attempted tho As he left the White House, Representative Jones, of Virginia, who is the cause of Philip- pine independence, met him and sought to upon him the of some action on Hint ones- am throwing during the extra session. Mr. Jones secured an appointment with the president for Friday when he will further urge Philippine legislation. The net result of pressure for ac- on subjects other than tariff Inn been tho adoption of a policy or meeting the legislative situ; i n it unfolds in new congress. The pros will send first a message point- out the necessity of tariff ion and will this with a of messages upon specific things j which lie believes congress may be able to upon without and Mix prolonging the session. This course is said lo have been approved ard business do not mix, but Pt today's cabinet meeting. The that only tariff re vision be at the coining SM arose from the fear that other subjects might and interfere the tariff Question. Assurances lave been however, from quarters, principally ate, the anticipated with the tariff may not at all. The reorganization of th. senate of commit- tees In the hands of the senators who are in close sympathy with the ad- ministration Is said to be one the An excerpt from the letter, which burst out in a lot of and cot- evidently was a reply to one from Mrs. ten batting stored one corner of recall a message the room. For u moment, it that I received while In the Milwaukee looked like the flames would quickly Jail from some one spread over that portion the fan- with several hand when all Others would desert who they through thick and and the plant's own equip- has been a beacon Of hope to me H of discouragement and much hope is centered in its prom- the at burning bales out the window, the of were extinguished before any dam n at all was done. wrote to Conn at the fire got In the excelsior asked him lo leave Mrs. car. not be explained, and may have alone. Conn replied that his been caused by someone smoking near intentions were honorable. It or by sparks blowing in an open married twelve years ago. window, or in some other brine was IS years of age. She able way. as a Jail mis- It Is fortunate that the discovery and her devotion to de- timely and that the plant is from her attempt to reform . well equipped for cheeking fire In Mm, according to the husband. In due time Conn released from prison and returned to Chicago. He professed religion frequently l- people will argue that religion at home. His In- the housewife and hers In parties were, so that he coo-d keep tab on them, when they might till the of the legislature at certain periods its sessions each CONSTANTINOPLE, March despairing cry of can bold out only a week was seal in Cipher today from the commander of to the superior officers here, according to report this morning- Mr. moved lo reconsider the who held many the legislature points to next which the house at the early months against the hundreds of s. us preferable for the i- session tabled the bill to guns of the and regulate the state priming. is Bald to have Informed the Porte In In addition to the early morning Mr. Kay said he had had a confer- hi menage that Is Of both houses, held Just with Commissioner and ally at the end or Its supplies -if midnight final reading on tho latter had declared that II the rood and ammunition, while there Is the revenue bill, the Senate bill would not save the state much sickness, especially scurvy and held two session each yes- ,. year in printing bills he would re- intestinal disorders, are The was busy much sign his office. Mr. Ray favored the the rank of the defender. of the day disposing of bills bill. So did Mr. and Mr. Tho commander, who offered before It but the House had little to tic and Mr. Page. Mr. Woolen op- s a long and gallant defense, do but to mark time and wait for the it. Mr. suggested , either that peace negotiation Senate to finish its work and get ready that, as there was considerable battened or that an Immediate at- adjourn. No bills of any on the bill it ought not to be to relieve the city bi undertake interest were taken up by the House, anted upon at such a late hour, after the lines Hundred were ratified. Do- most or the had gone home. The Turkish ministry Is divided In ens were passed, defeated or tabled tin of Mr. Ray the bill opinion and will have difficulty In by the Senate. as read. It abolishes tho practice of reaching solution of the problem Representative or New unlimited priming by various state by the commander of the be- Hanover moved to recall from the department, it limits the amount to table the bill lo give the commission- be allowed by each The by the of labor and printing more super- printing a provision that the of the late Pasha continue vision or the printing, and Council of State shall have power lo to limiting II b amount to be by additional ion to any or the department Tor this oh- pertinent. He the motion on con- are plenty of examples to the con- however so apparent ,,,,,, r ,.,., ,,,,, Those who attended vice the Baptist church their father Unit they were day night, and heard the talk by Mr, Conn would to J S. of Newark. N. J. saw The break came last Christmas it exemplified. Mr. is That night missionary met a big physically, n big man In and Mrs and another couple tho sen- the business world and a large heart- en the North Side He asked his difficulty ed Christian. He takes religion with to decide finally whether she would E I Mm In business, and also puts with him or Conn. business his religion, making go with Mr. she Ids business to let hi light shins for the Master wherever ho goo. His To Try Former Hank President talk helpful to all who heard TRENTON, N. J. March Fol- threaten Internal trouble ill to any do- key. It makes tho state com- At a service held here In labor and printing a of the officiating real supervisor of the state's print- n-an priest pronounced a malediction Mr. Ray stated had be or bis on who costing more than a have deceived th Sullen of Turkey, The bill seeks to curtail this lure. The Allies Mr. It Sen la. Man b Tho bill, but thought to recall It for allied Balkan nations have agreed to staled that would be In violation of the mediation of the powers commissioner had declared the but only on conditions the acceptance win. had whereupon Mr. is unlikely. his motion. I According to an announce- Constitution today, the consent of the allies Most of the member, the general resolution from the Senate pass- is contingent on the agreement of reading, empower the gov- Turkey to the it Only member of the nOT to call together the commission and and the to- SP I roll i ill ll appointed on constitutional In Sea and also to o'clock yesterday. that tho member present deemed II in violation the agree made the early morning Several member favored the measure, but some objected and Mr. bis motion. And th bill was left dead, although circumstance from which the ha been drawn that the tar- To Debate Sherman well other questions may be D March of without great difficulty. Arrangements have been concluded It was a day of many callers for tor the debate, here tomorrow night the and while moat of them between representing Ll Day Session President reconvened the at o'clock, prayer being said by Rev. M. North, Of street Methodist church. to Have Meeting Senator Ivie presented a Joint giving the governor the power minutes and Page Thomas I. to call the Joint committees on Con- look the floor and In a very her husband, tea District Court here today. Petty Amendments together at appropriate and interesting little was Indicted for misusing the funds as he may deem proper for speech. tiled lowing numerous and other delays the case of Robert M Petty, formerly president of the National Hank of Washington, N. J. was moved trial In the United Sta- The county Indian school appropriation bill passed as it Came from the senate. A number of bills were reported favorably by the committee on fin- Pages to Speaker was suspended for a pay a war Indemnity. Pa., March Mr. Emma and her six children were burned this morning Wham a lamp exploded in their homo Filbert near here. The children range In ago from ten to two months. I Fatal Mrs. Holland was burned to Ellis Holland, Interesting little Injured, and Mrs. Louis Speaker Connor was hurt when the being con- ton University of Omaha and the of the bank, and entered a plea or not purpose of It WaS with a box of cigars. In well chosen ,,, range at the Holland gabled about the patronage of South Dakota. South guilty several terms ago. Since then adopted. word Mr. Connor thanked the fifteen .,, exploded some talked legislative and la will support the affirmative and his trial has been postponed from Special Privilege boy. Mr, was a neighbor and other came merely to pay their re- the negative aide of time to time while all friends A to give the attempted to rescue the Hollands. question. That the Sher- an effort to make good the directors of various state charitable The new Gaiety had a large crowd anti-trust law should be repeal- and to adjust all financial and religious Institutions the privilege last night and gave a Among these Camion. speaker of the house, man good picture Daylight on now until well h-e In affairs generally. o accepting free on program. after o'clock. POOR PRINT