Eastern Reflector

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Carpenter's and Builder's Hardware. Everything for Binding AND THE BEST. IF YOU USE THE RIGHT BUILDER'S HARDWARE WHEN YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WON'T HAVE TO BE EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE GOOD, STRONG, DUR- ABLE BUILDERS HARDWARE. CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT THE BEST HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP WE SELL THE BEST. SE E OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN- Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers HENRY HAD COURAGE By JANE J admitted defiant after being pressed to I'd better have It out. Said II possible to save It too Mrs Cackle. have It done right said casually. use putting It When he returned home that even- Mrs. met him tenderly. It hurt you she Inquired. ask.-d blankly. your you had It ex- didn't murmured as though recalled from a long distance. didn't. have been too busy, to think of myself. I didn't have any time. go Inquired Mrs th following evening. do you feel, Henry Was It paused In the act of his overcoat and gazed at her re- wish, he said, you would recollect that I am a business man and not free to follow my own whims and Inclinations. You may be able to consult your own pleas- but you needn't think I can drop a deal for the sake of a mere tooth the dentist said for you to have It persisted his Inexorably. wouldn't take half an hour You're just trying to put It off. Henry and I must say that I am prised at such cried Mr with Immense Indignation. baby wouldn't mind having a tooth out now- with their modern methods II you think I am afraid Of a trilling pleasantness- I'm as hungry as a said Mrs the fol- low morning as he left for PHONE x. Witt -OLD Life Instruct of H. T. Metropolitan Initial I of New Tor Assets George A. Special f- I If KIM-1 I Mi II IS HERE T. I. Jesse Moore INSURANCE Fire, Health and Accident Opposite Proctor Hotel MS i n mi. LAW hum Mr. O. Robertson who has been attending local High School I-it wok on the account of his ill health for home at Mr Robertson ha- many friends hen who him a speedy recovery. B D. .-. Co, are still Ulna Hunt Club shoes at their same old Stand. Tin- sewing machine free. fret you fret to go to A. w. a- Co., and gel mat as it is ten hi Mrs. u. returned Saturday after i very pleasant visit to her Mrs. Herbert Jenkins In Aulander. For Bale Cheap one and lot R. W. You need n trunk II you ex- travel for a cheap one burst open II it many had jolts from the baggage car. Than why not see Barber A Co., and get the beat trunk or suit CM lie had for the money. Mr. and Mrs. E, II. Herd spent last week With Mr and Mrs Tucker, See A. Ange your Boor oil cloth, rugs, and matting. Yes sir, we have the very machine that money can buy . Come to see us before purchasing one., Harrington, Barber a Co, Mrs. C. T, COS and Miss Clyde Chapman spent week-end with Miss Tucker We have matting and matting I and feet. I You get them cheaper t where us before you buy. D. For- rest ft Co. Miss who Is In training at the hospital spent the week-end here with her parents. For Sale I One horse for cash or credit it. w. twit III urn. Oiler ain't can Th tier of how long r curve by the wonderful, old reliable Ir. II i- OS. It sod Mr. Mr. The record mad.- by North Caro- in other is a o i -I.- lo who are at home. Mr Homer Winston, son of Judge R W. Winston, of Raleigh, is one of those North Carolinians whose career makes glad all who know him. Mr. Winston, his many friends will be pit seed to know, has just been ad- the old and establish I legal firm Winston, Payne, and Shaw, of Chicago, being member. Mr. Frederick Win who was the head of firm, is deceased. Mr. James Winston began with the firm three years ago at 111.- bottom and has. made Judge Philip Barton Payne, the ad of firm, is from Warrenton, Va, defend, d tie- pie U- rs last year, secured the acquittal of bin i his fees, so the report being six figures, There are ten of the and there are other lawyers In the hi- in He- at. hank building in the world That Mr. Winston has been mi this big firm is a of his ability. His success Certainty that North Carolina h may he depended upon to win- out In these later days, just as their have done. Young Winston la well known ill and out of Norm Carolina. He is as one of Me- ten lest tennis players In America, having this year won the champion ship of Illinois. He graduated A. H at Hie and also A. B. at Oxford moving to Chicago he practiced In Norfolk, Va. He married a harm and cultured young woman Chicago, Miss Laura Flanagan, confidence that he win add strength to the firm of b now becomes a member. Mrs E. I. Turnage and Mrs S. C. Sutton, of Ayden, were v. yesterday. i Hound this On real Train Loaded With Children are now on their best be- in anticipation a real day on Tuesday, World's Greatest shows win exhibit in Rocky Mount. It is expected that this city will send mole than its usual number of to welcome this lat circus. Mingling Brothers promise many novelties and innovations and a bigger and better everything is slogan. Preceding regular circus the new spectacle of tin- Queen of will be an- on the largest stage m the world This mammoth 1,260 character pa- cost and the cos- scenery and slag, properties are said to be a revelation iii l-i as. Among the acts are equestrians Including the famous English riders; the whirlwind riders from tin- Balkan the five high- .-t perch acts ever presented; box- and kangaroos; ova herds trick clowns; families of a mag- show and speed The managed, is larger and complete than ever and many animals never before ex- will In- given on tin- morning show day. H. V. I Mil Lit. D. limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, and Throat and The fitting of with Dr. I. James, N. C . every Monday. Home . Washington. N. C II. W. Carter announces that spectacles and eye glasses are furnish- ed free to all who pay his fee of ten dollars for the examination of their i yes. Attorney at Law NORTH WANT ADS is ,. Cash must accompany for want ads, except from those having regular advertising ac- counts. The rate is I cents pr line, six words to the Una Tel- No. rum Lawyers Practicing in all the i Woolen o M street, fronting I- HEW MILLETS. S. M. Ask Tour for WHITE SWAB B Eat the best. H J AMI ART OLD all rugs Will be in city for a short while only. S. A. Phone Frank Wilson's Telephone , I Cs t I Hay. Chapel Hill, Sept. Of the I are planning a great celebration on Hay. r I- The celebration here will be by and address by Hon. P Stall of Education. chapters, thickly grouped over North Carolina scattered the United Mates, will determine on a dedicatory to the passing of another birthday institution. A game of between University South Carolina and North Carolina will afford fun for the spurt-loving. Meeting Indiana Lafayette, Ind, a large attendance marked the opening here today of lie- annual convention of Indiana Stale Association Fifty woman physicians are Included among the delegates, sessions will continue through the remainder of th week. Many eminent i and surgeons will lake part in the which provides Tor nil- hi i i, -They Were Telling Him to Wake city. She very distinctly. member, you are to go today and have that tooth That afternoon phoned he had to slay down town to dinner a client and that Mrs. was not to sit up for him. She bad got as far as asking, you when the receiver at his end hung up with a click. At the breakfast table the next morning ho got in ahead of her. don't start telling me about that he said, infinite and weighty sarcasm. am quite aware dear, that possess a molar which has to be extracted, according to the dentist, in whom, by the way. I haven't any too much faith I i intend, to abide by his cant ford not to When a man Is such a pi- rate in his charges as shall have It are a staled Mrs distinctly and unpleasantly. never thought my husband would be How To Quinine To Children. the trade-murk name given loan Ilia a nut to not the I take it and never know It Quinine, to who cannot take not nor nor in the bead. I. lime for ounce original package. The blown id bottle, cent The front door banged heavily after Twice that morning Car- got him on telephone to make , inquiries. The second time he j so violent she did not wait for him to finish, hut hung up the. receiver i She gathered that ho was engaged ill I settling the fate of street I Wall street and possibly and If she thought Ilium before noon of- door opened abruptly and looking up he beheld on the threshold his wife. was alone, feet on his dank, cigar in mouth, In hand, an aura of immense leisure surrounding him. Ho turned pale said Mrs. great Inconvenience to myself; I have come down here to accompany you to the tooth extracting bee. If you can leave-Wall street and your numerous clients for a short time, I should like you to come with mi- -at got on his feet hurriedly and before he knew It was in the fatal chair. They were telling him to wake up before he was sure that anything was happening to him. Everybody was guile cheerful and casual and acted as though nothing had occurred. In the outer office he met his wife, little anxious and pale. she asked. smiled at her In a superior way and shrugged Into his overcoat. he said, really act as though were Chicago l News. . . Attorney at Law and Drainage Cases a Ia formerly W and Blew B. J. Attorney at Law Building, t DR. J. E. MARSH Veterinary Surgeon and treat all animals. Calls day or night. Office at P. . Smith's stables with hospital so, vice. Day phone 181-L BALE AT A BAR- lain, one Piano. Ad- dress care Reflector. till SIX BOOM ling apply to B. W. Moseley. DR. V. II. e. t II a Will be at Ayden Monday and Tues- day. Oct. 1- and Eyes examined and glasses fitted at J. K. Smith Ai Bro., store Ayden, X. C. Home Washington, X. C Monday's and Tuesday's, TO HI Y FOR good condition second-hand bile. Address care tor MILLINER 24th Quality Shop. -21-Std, IF to SATE the RICH of living buy your meats from K. M. Mi Cowan City Market. MILLINERY Till Sept. 24th Quality Shop. is GOOD FIX on your cotton. Cot- Oil Co. Automobile For Hire Town or Country DAY or NIGHT. RATES REASONABLE Phone Rick's Grocery, WE HANDLE PRESCRIPTIONS if each were tor members of our own family. We use none but the purest drugs. W use every caution to insure accuracy and faith- Have your prescriptions till ed and you can have perfect In the medicine. And confidence, yon know, Is a help In effecting a Drug Company Greenville Rooting and Cornice Company. Mr. R. Hill, formerly located A. C. L. Depot Wishes to inform his friends that he is now a member of the above styled firm and solicits their patronage. WE DO ALL KINDS OF ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK. STOVE PIPE AND STOVE REPAIRS. REPAIR WORK For all occasions, Roses, Hone. and Tallies the lead era. Our art in wedding are of the Ins, in flora- to e as Blooming pot plants, ferns, Norfolk many other nice pot plants. Rose evergreens, hedge plants and Mall, telegraph and executed HI. JOHN r. I HI his from OM Bow to Dr Stables on Fourth Street Day or Night in I and W. I. Jill MB In Brown Building on avenue. hours I to and to t. L. Ce Store N. C Only One To get the call lull name. Look K. W. a Cold In One Day. Slope tough arid headache, oB cold. la hi North is tee OF fORTH CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OP THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED IND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OP ALL KINDS 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 AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. the Most Most Healthful, the Most t Washington. we bate a OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON ft. C, OCTOBER X, Break Between Italy and Austria Italy Has Demanded that Austria Change Her Policy and Methods In The Adriatic Sea British Accused of Using Bullets. Heavy Fighting in East Prussia, Retake Siege Antwerp Has Be- gun and Thousands Have Fled the City killed and wounded. The assault was a com- surprise to the Austrians who were forced to leave large quantities of supplies. As a result of this victory it is expected that the Beige of Belgrade will be raised soon. OM K ELECTED OF A. it is interesting; to recall in con- with tin- Twenty-fifth exercises at the A. Ai M. College that Ex-Governor Jarvis, who is to be one of the speakers, was at one time elected President of the Col- It is understood that he de- dined the honor on the ground that college work was not his line; but he has been one of the most useful friends the College has ever had. Governor Jarvis for what's the use of the will speak audience of FALL OF CHOW Sept. Japanese legation declares the fall of all German fortifications at Chow is The Allied land forces have silenced th.- outer chain of fortifications and the bombardment continues. The fleet has two harbor fortifications and it is expected that two German will soon attempt t run the blockade and certain destruction awaits them. ROME, Sept. break between Italy and is declared to be The Italian at Vienna has directed a vigorous definite protest to the Austrian government against their policy and methods in the Adriatic Sea which are working great injury to interests and demands that they cease at once. The detailed statement contains conditions and demands and a definite declaration that Italy will stop these practices if they are not stopped by Austria. BRITISH USE BULLETS. BERLIN, Sept. German war office alleges that a British colonel captured at Mons has admitted that the British use bullets and that the minis- at the Hague has admitted that the British dropped bombs on A further report says that all assaults on the German right by the Allies have been repulsed and that the German advance continues along the Mouse river. ANTWERP BESIEGED BY GERMANS. THE HAGUE, Sept. of Antwerp has begun, the Germans are using their heaviest siege guns. Thousands of refugees have left the city to points of safety. It is believed the temporary capital Belgium is the base of a sea assault, and especially the ob- of an airship attack. An entirely new fleet of air- ships has just been put in commission the whole opt- of these ships be this city. FRENCH MAKING PROGRESS PARIS, Sept. is officially announced the French are making progress east of St. and that the right continues to gain ground. Germans attacking Tracy were repulsed with heavy fight- which developed to the north in the region of Only a slight modification of the conditions along the battle line are A report has been received which states the Russians have completely rounded and have taken where four hundred vehicle's and a large number of guns were taken The Russian armies are gradually covering the whole of era Conference on Amendments. A number of well-known men in the State arc arranging for a con- to be held here October 3rd in behalf of the proposed constitutional amendments. These behind the move are Messrs. H. Poe and W. Bailey, of R. R of Asheville, W. A. Wide- brand and A. L. of Greens and A. E. of Winston Salem. The conference will be held In rooms of the Chamber of Commerce invitations to attend have been sent to about public-spirited men In . j all sections of the State all of whom are known to be desirous having the amendment adopted It is believed that the will result in substantial impetus to the campaign for the adoption of th constitutional amendments. BRING PEACE IN PRESENT WAR England Expects President lo Act as Arbitrator When War is Over NEW SUGGESTED One That Hill Force Nation to Submit to Arbitration All on Which Differ lo Future Wars. LONDON. Sept. 29- p. officials express confidence that the United States at the proper time will exert its good offices to bring war to a close under insuring permanent peace. Pres- Wilson's recent statement that peace overtures were reassuring here. High officials today expressed the opinion that the United States the combatants In come exhausted will it possible to negotiate a treaty i. quiring the nations further differences to the States tor Arbitration, thus making a r, of the war HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES AT Sept. news agency dispatch heavy lighting continues at with heavy losses oil both sides. The German have been reinforced at and Gen. is reported to be in of being driven from cast Prussia. Fighting all along the frontier continues desperate especially at and at The are to reach the northern outlet of the forest in the of and The entire estate of in east Prussia, has been confiscated. eastern Austria and have penetrated Hungary at GERMAN RIGHT WING REPORTED BROKEN Many conflicting reports have come from the front in northern France, some stating that the German right wing hat been broken by the Allies, but the military say they have no confirmation of this report. The turning movement continues against the German right and it is confidently expected that it will soon be forced to retire or be captured. Willing; lo Resign Mexico City, Sept. 29-in his reply today to the petition of Francisco Villa's generals asking him to resign in favor of Fernando and thus avoid civil war, General said; will gladly take such action I it is ratified by the confer- if not I will fight with the same energy that I employed In the usurpation of will fight reaction and the old which appears now to be headed by Villa who, it may be, Is unwitting tool In this as was In his tight against asking Villa's chiefs to demand the retire The meeting was called to order by the President Miss Fannie and monthly business transacted. The club adjourned at five o'clock to meet next month with Miss Anna Willoughby in her home at Arthur, N C. A most elegant one course repast was served by the hostess. Miss Nannie Amelia Carrie Bella Smith were absent. We had as our Miss Hales of Norfolk, Va. Slogan The Greensboro Chamber of Com- has adopted the slogan Active efforts are being made to increase the wearing of cot- ton goods as far as possible during at least six months of the year. While buy-a-bale movement is also be used there this plan is to sup- the former and it is hoped it will extend over the entire try If such a thing is undertaken it should be started as soon as so the benefit can be obtained in increased sales next spring and This is a good plan and receive the hearty co-operation of all who to help save the cot- ton crop. Washington. Sept. MA desire on tut part of the British officials to relieved of responsibility for to entertain proposals looking to restoration of peace in Europe is by Slate Department b.- the explanation dispatcher from London indicating that Great would be glad at proper moment to at pt good offices the States to Unit end. British officials have taken notice the many appeals tor peace pro- directed t President Wilson various sources In the United states. As understood here, British officials are reluctant to be. I laced iii the position of rejecting At the same time, while officials believe the British government is will- to have known that at the proper time II Will welcome peace overtures they think time, as re- l Sir Edward Grey, will not arrive until the conflict has been so decisively that there is no a possibility of the same issue ails again. Masonic Meeting at Ayden. On Thursday the Masons of Ayden will hold the first meeting In their new lodge quarters, are going tr. Washington, I. C, Sept. Treasury Department has deposited in twenty-three states for fall crop moving purposes up to according to an announce tonight by Secretary Of this sum Missouri has taken the largest amount. with Mary- land second, Amounts cured by oilier Slates North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee of their leader as commander of make It a notable day. The masons northern division of the army in of Greenville have been Invited to at- RETAKEN BY have retaken as a result series desperate bayonet charges in which many of a view of willingness to re- tire if the so votes. H. T. . Meets Miss Sept. T. tend. There will be both forenoon and afternoon sessions, with served during the Intermission. t at A M. The Twenty-fifth anniversary cell at Ion of the A. AM. College will . he held this week at Raleigh. A very Interesting program has been id and a number of noted speakers lake part in the Governor will preside, and among those who will speak are Hon o me a. The Concert that tO . . Club met with Miss at been given In the School j Thomas I. Jarvis , Hon. V home In at o'clock. I will be postponed until night. Daniels, and lion Carl was pointed out here today bat though President Wilson's ten- of mediation is not pressed at the moment, it stands open as a convenient means approaching the subject and provides the means for Informal discussion peace out of which sooner or later, may come definite and tan- It Is felt that the first prerequisite b to have England. Prance and Russia, the nations whirl have signed an agreement binding themselves not to make peace consider among i some basis for treating with the powers with Which they are at war. The suggestion from London of n treaty requiring nations to submit their mutual differences to tho arbitration of the United States is though be an outgrowth of Bryan's peace treaties, recently signed with England, Frame many other countries. In some diplomatic Quarters ho View prevails that the Initiative of i lie I tilled States will bring together many nations, including those now at war, In a comprehensive plan to a precipitate recourse to

THE CAROLINA HOME RM and FAS REFLECTOR re-election we ran cotton by wearing cotton clothes and D J Editor. The women of the country are talc- only, every day ought to b- bargain mainly to smooth the path of Con part in the plan of a market for day Every merchant In town believes he has bargains to offer his customers not help feeling that this Is time the suffragettes are now , time bu, how do know I when a filibuster accomplished a goon cotton with a fund be- unless they go and ask. Another view to take of advertising i purpose is an ex longing to their association. pert on such matter and when he op- poses a bill dealing with such matters a mill, H San Are. Nothing uncertain about the work Kidney Pills In Greenville. i the may real assured that he year. . . rates may be had u at the office The Building, corner and All of and J respect will be charged at per word. will be charged for at three . per line, up lo lines as second class matter at the poet office at under act of March I. i. Ill a short time the people Of this be called upon to rote Oil Question of ill.- proposed amend- ; , the Constitution. That a great many people will to the i it Laving read Hi. i Hands and i purls are to b- changed i- a certain fact it is a matter h voted upon intelligently lid thoroughly understood by Many of the people are con tent i t son other pi do their . and pi an i by an argument to do a thing which they would a fair presented worthy a care consideration and after the matter has been i this far to have them fall to receive the necessary vote; limply the people didn't know whether they wanted them or nut would be a mistake. voters need is information on the . and lie y secure a great deal by getting a of the and the amendments and study them over carefully. However are a few articles of the pro- amendments need special Of all the prop led amendments too lax amendment is the most important for by i Legislature would be re- i an and antiquated method which prevents em . using their best i ii in forming tax legislation. It . the existing method taxation bin will open the way for future legislation will taxation and supply funds to enable the State to meet obligations without burdening its will taxation, Perhaps of equal is the restricting local and This is proposed to enable the Legislature to pass general acts In regard to pure- local and private matters will not let a real need go unfilled. M huge appropriations are in cases by Congressmen so will be able to have something to show for their work hi Washington make them strong with the back home. But in a time like this la well to accomplish something along other lines and not give way to ex- measures III V-i-BALK The Buy-a-Bale plan has assumed such proportions that II has even ex the expectations of the man who proposed it. It is not now con- to the people who can buy on.- bu it has taken in large col which are buying thousands of bale- The buying cotton are not only those directly connected with the cotton market but whose business is in no way at connected with the cotton industry most of these companies are, however. frank enough say that their m -.- depends in its analysis on the farmer; the tanner can sell hi. product at a profit they will do business That this movement is do- a gr at deal of good can b set ,. by increased prices that are offer- ed on the regular market. The mar- price is now well up toward tan Cents and some of the mills are even having difficulty in getting cotton ten cents As I purely business yen the buying of cotton now at ten cents is a safe Investment for it has already been demonstrated that the price can be forced up by careful sell Hereafter when the price of cot ton begins drop the proper thin. do i to slop selling. The support being given to this movement shows that the farmer is an Important fact or In the business world and the sue of all other business depend at Vienna His friend Huerta will look him up as he is in part of the world. To Student On Saturday evening the V. C A. of the Training School gave a re- to the students for the pose of giving all an opportunity to get acquainted. The corridors and a class room on the first floor of the Administration building were decorated In plants and cut The crowd was divided for There is plenty of positive proof is that it shows the of the in of Such has been stationed evidence should convince the most o .,. j i . j , , doubter. Read the following does a great deal of advertising , Is generally classed s prospering Mrs Laura M White conversation contest while one advertising has Greenville, had a dull I ell found their tongues, when the final topic, was reached trays of candy kisses were passed MAMA o for its prosperity. A good ad- pain across my back, which does more than me. I also had dizzy head- Several fatal accidents have buyers where they can get certain which lasted for days at a time. The kidney secretions were to and very scanty in red recently because the speeding things, it advertises the whole of In most of these cases the accident was directly the Advertising helps the newspaper result of speeding. In others the driver without it no paper can prosper but took to great a risk and was caught in I well worth the price charged. A a wreck. The ever increasing newspaper is what the town is judged of automobiles makes the danger D-v- a good lira newspaper speaks well greater with each day that passes and a low n. and in order to make it so calls for the exercise of more care by the person driving. While there is always a constant amount of present in autoing this can be greatly increased by reckless driving The driver is willing to take a chance of across the track before an approaching train and if he ore he is ready to try it again. The locomotive engineer or the driver of the other car take it for granted that the other party will his part In avoiding an accident and act accordingly, but no one can allow- even were he compelled to do so, for the chances the other man will take In avoiding accidents the duty on all drivers to use due care and show respect for the rights of others Automobiles are a welcome addition to our means of transportation but if we are to h.- placed in constant of being run over or colliding with they will be a menace rather than a help to those who now slower modes of travel. continue lo spread o- would remove according to some seven-eighths the work of the Legislature this rail amount of work removed the could devote time to the consideration of the really Important bills and also perform its work in less time consequently with lest to the state. These amendments are the most important, but it can hardly be seen how any man who good of the State at can vote against any of them, especially the tax and the amendment restricting local legislation. Reports continue to come from the European war zone accusing those engaged of continuing shocking It is quite natural for one to accuse the other of violating rubs of warfare but when reports are continued and continue to come than must be something true in the state Lei the movement j menu, i, is certain though that th, reports are exaggerated, that added details are given In an effort to win sympathy. Hut even allowing for ex- the conditions must be terrible and it is certain that the loss in d and wounded is being mini mixed, We read reports of trenches nine miles long filled with dead and most of us do not realize just what an awful picture that makes. The people right there know just what la and in reporting such things is i be expected that they will make it pear as badly as they can. With such large forces of men continually fight- ii is almost Impossible that they keep within the bounds of lawful war- fare and under conditions with which we are familiar It is not happen which are I us atrocities. I I II A minister Is generally looked as a useless delaying of a measure which is before one of the legislative bodies However, the one Just recently staged In h- Senate cannot he said to have been without a good result- Senator by Ins delaying tactics has sue in reducing River and Harbor bill to the maxi- mum limit set by the President. He bas sine ceded in which was intended for Improve- a unit Ii i- announced that the National Republican Congressional Committee has decided to Issue a campaign text hence the U. O. followers back home will not be told in handsome primed form what their Congressmen nave been doing in the way the evils or Democratic rule The reason for ibis decision is apparent the cans have no campaign issue. The; cannot assail any of the achievements of in-. Wilson administration without attacking tubers of their party, for eve.-c Democratic policy Congress has received more I r. publican support. Th Democratic Tariff bill received th if in House cine iii the Senate Tin currency hill was supported by HoUSe -in, Senate I.- The trade bill passed v by acclamation a u for it in th.- Senate Anti-Trust bill lie voles of Republican in the Mouse and seven in the Senate Eighty House Republicans support- ed the Railway Securities hill, which has not pass.-d Hie Senate. There, were no Republican voles cast in either House or Senate against the Lever act or the- Industrial Arbitration act The Administration's Mexican policy was supported by House He- publicans and Senate Republicans The embarrassment of the cans is shared by the Bull Moose, who it -should have the advertising sup port of all the business men of town. There were other symptoms of kidney trouble Seeing loan's Kidney Pills advertised, I procured some at the Warren Drug Co. and they gave me relief, strengthening my back and re- the headaches. The other of the complaint left. I consider Kidney Pills a very good remedy for kidney Price at all dealers. Don't ask for a kidney Kidney same that around. girl wore a card on which was her name, home address and class, so that formal In- were A they sipped and nibbled crackers, the girls did not need be ed to talk The Y W. C. A. has done excel- lent work in looking after the j girls. The president, Miss Kate Saw- and the membership committee of which Miss Kate Is chair man, came before the opening to b- hen- to welcome new girls. They met PAYS. In of competition when a business man has lo be progressive and up-to-date is surprising how few men realize value of judicious The man who succeeds is the one who advertises and keeps on advertising. The large depart stores Iii the cities are regular and large advertisers and ow-f a great deal of their success to this one fact Newspaper advertising one of the most satisfactory kind that has ever been devised and It is avail- able lo nearly every merchant. An advertisement in a dally will reach more people every day than could he reached in any other way. It Is the dally chat with his customers It reaches them at home when can read and lake When e begin to count up amount of money sent out of the South to pay for things that can be grown her-- it becomes plain why the money centers and large cities are not in the South. Take Georgia for example. Slate sends to the Northwest to for food-stuffs more than one hundred and fifty million dollars h y- This large sum goes to pay for We-s- re. bay. Western meat, and many other things that can be grown pro- right here In the South. The Base with North Carolina is the same We grow cotton and tobacco, the money crops, and let the others go, this is why the South is on other sections of the country for actual bread and meat. The farmers should grow diversified crops an I an effort to break away from the dependence on other states. There is no time like the present, when th farmer is almost driven to it, and the state of affairs seems to be ed by a great many of our people. Secretary is right in adopting stringent measures in regard to the that are hoard- the money intended to aid I In people in this time of need. Some of the banks have been accused of excessive rates of interest and refusing credit and of piling up a large reserve thereby keeping money out of circulation. The banks by do this will defeat the purpose for which the money was sent to the banks. The secretary is determined to make a thorough investigation and expose those banks which arc guilty of such practice He that all funds will be withdrawn from bunks found acting in such u way that the funds in their hands do not ac- Hie result Intended. In the present situation it is essential that everybody pull together in an fish for the good of the country. For part of banks to refuse help will greatly impair the of plan, and it is certain that much good will from Investigation now under way. In the midst of war a tremendous influence for universal peace Is in the signing last week of treaties between the I States and Prance, Spain and China. These treaties similar In principal to the previous- signed with Central and South America and a few European tries, provide- that all disputes which cannot be settled by diplomacy shall be submitted to a permanent com- mission for investigation for one year They are the kind of treaties that Colonel Roosevelt sneers at, but one of the practical effects of them is to make more remote than ever the of the United being Mrs. White had. Co. and l to aid the new students and to make them feel at home. Props., Buffalo. N. Y. Equals A statement bill a true one in this case. One of medicine and two pounds of your own ground Iced about equal, in what do for your animals and pounds any ready-made stock or poultry tonic There you are I If you don't believe it, try out Buy, today, a can STOCK POULTRY MEDICINE ti into it Bee Dee Ike STOCK POULTRY MEDICINE. our page, book, fully explaining in users. Bee Dec Medicine Company. Tenn. Sue per can. At your dealer's. P. B Marriage Licenses Register of Deeds Bell has Issued licenses to the following couples since last WHITE George R. Patterson, of Liberty and Mary of Farmville. John Rouse and Sarah May of Farm Joe Morris and Sallie of C. B. Nobles and Baser Manning Frank A. Wilson and i it I on. of Carolina. E. H. and Lottie J. of Greenville. Cleveland of and Annie of Ayden. COLORED Hill Payton. of and Viola Greenville. Clarence and Isabel of Greenville. Amos Savage and Ella Vines, Bethel. John and cf Bethel, FOR BALI OR REVA horse- farm. Will sell for cash or on easy terms. Address Calvin Mills, N. C, Route w. Copies of Slate Constitution. The public generally can get of the State Constitution and amend- to be voted on at the approach- election by applying either to their the Register of Deeds, or Mr. S. T. White Secretary to the Board of Election, or S. J. Everett, Chairman Board of Elections. drawn Into the present European war also are handicapped In attacking m Just what the merchant wants them over any questions of the Democratic policies of the present lo know. It reaches that class o Congress by reason of support people who like to make To the Democratic- I take this method of thanking my friends of Pitt County for me so loyally in my effort to be no- sheriff of Pin County, I am proud of the vote given me. I am so much encouraged by it that it is now my plan to be a candidate again four years from now, and again look to you and your for support to nominate me. K. R. DUDLEY. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1914 Miss Jones, of Tampa, Fla., is visiting Miss Rev. A. G. Harris is In Tarboro to- attending the fall meeting of Al- Presbytery. Rev. J. R. Matthews returned to his home this morning. Mr. B. W. Moseley and wife left for Richmond this morning. Mr. C. C. Pierce left for Raleigh today to attend court. Messrs. J. C. C. C. Holt, A. Cash, of in town yesterday. Mr. Peter Diamond, of Washing- ton, was a visitor to our city day. Mr. Edward James, of Robersonville- Is In Greenville today. Mr. W, II. Cooper, of Washington, is in the city today, Mr. H. Q. Davidson, or Raleigh was in Greenville yesterday. Mr. N. B. of Edenton, In the city yesterday. Mrs. Lucy and little son and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carper and little daughter Mary left this afternoon for Farmville to attend the nuptials which takes place tomorrow morning. Mrs. Jesse Little who was recent- operated on at the Washington hos- is rapidly recovering. Mr. Stokes, of Stokes, is in Greenville today. which might arise with Great or France. Mr. Bryan's title by Progressives In both House and lion away from the store, who like to to fame as a statesman and a promoter compare prices hut lo make of world peace will be secure, resting rounds of the stores and who Senate. More trouble in Mexico, Gen. Villa to buy from mail order revolted against the government. H Is the means of bringing buyer upon these treaties -------O The premium list of the Eastern cut off and has not so be still when any- seller together. When Carolina Fair been Th- is lost what h the first thought, ad- fair will be held at New Bern, hut that all contracts body else Is under way can be completed, o--------- at this time when the people . enough without th for it. When there Is anything Oct. 27th and ending the 30th A to sell the thought ought to be large number of prises are and to pay a war tax this reduction of diseases but advertise for a buyer. Many Make Your Ice Cream and Ices At Home. If you want ice cream, and ices make them in your home. But be careful in selecting your flavors. A poor will give a rank, insipid taste to the finest cream. Bee Brand Flavoring Extracts are made better than National Pure require and are endorsed by leading Hospitals, Domestic Science Schools and National Put up in sizes which most grocers carry. Hera Are A Few I i materially. kid I it CO. k. H. number of exhibits are when w. H seem re having all of them ants advertise on their bargain days ed. W. H KICKS at. st in t. H i I J. I. TRIM BAY WITH Baltimore. Md , Sept. dent Wilson, motored to Baltimore today, attended church and after din at the home of bis brother Joseph R. Wilson, returned to Washington The President was accompanied by- Prof. Stockton and bis cousin Miss Helen Bones. They were follow- ed by a car containing secret vice men. The President and his relatives services at Franklin Street Presbyterian church where the party occupied front pews. reserved for them B Rev. Dr. Harris E. Kirk, Intimate friend of the President. H. W. CARTER, M. D. Practice limited to diseases of Eye, Ear, and Throat and The fitting of Glasses Office with Dr. D. I. James, Green- ville, N. C. every Monday. Home Washington, N. C Dr. H. W. Carter announces that spectacles and eye glasses are furnish- ed free to all who pay his regular fee of ten dollars for the examination their eyes. t II ISSUED H A charter i, .-. Issued lo W M. Heaths Sons, d, Tl I i is which been subscribed This company been formed h develop the estate of the late W. A which is located in Union Mecklenburg counties in Ibis and Lancaster and York counties Carolina. ft . To Flame Platforms Trenton, K. MIn con-j R. Still With The Life V T. Metropolitan later- f of New York Assets with the General Election A. the Hire principal political l . New Jersey -Democrat, Republican. I and hold their State convention in this city tomorrow to adopt platforms and make other arrangements for the Fall cam-1 The Socialists and have yet to obtain enough in the State to them to a How To dive Quinine To Children. mm, Riven to so pleas- ant to take and does not die-tutu the stomach. Children take it and never know it Quinine. especially adapted to adults who cannot Quinine. nor nor rinsing in head. it the neat lime you need for any pose. for ounce original package. The name blown in bottle. cents DR. PAUL Dentist. Office Frank Wilson's Telephone I, M. CLAIM at Law Lead and Drainage Cases s . I formerly and Blew. . J. Attorney Law la Building, o the 14.71 Round Trip Rate to Richmond, Va Via The ATLANTIC COAST RAILROAD STATE FAIR October Inclusive On account of The Virginia State Fair, the Atlantic Coast Lino Rail- road has placed into effect this very low round trip rate Richmond. Our patrons and friends are Invited to take this opportunity to visit this far famed Virginia City, and to part- in one of the most noted fairs held In Country. Tickets on sale for all trains Oct 10th, inclusive, limited returning to reach original starting point later than midnight of October 12th t between ages of and years, half fare. Meet your friends at The Virginia State Fair W. J CRAIG,, P. T. Manager. T c. WHITE, G. P. Agent. Wilmington, X. C RABBI at Law NORTH Lawyer In all Hi la W ten on, treat, fronting Court Just unloaded an extra good load well broke horses, direct from stock farm of Middle West. It m need of stock come to see me. CASH OR TERMS TO SUIT J. E. Winslow Greenville, N. Carolina. DR. J. E. MARSH Veterinary Surgeon and treat all animals. Calls prompt., day or night. Office at i . Smith's stables with hospital vice. Day phone night DR. V. H. Optometrist Will be at Ayden Monday and Tues- day, Oct. and Kits examined and glasses fitted at J. R. Smith Bro., Ayden, N. C. Home Washington, N. C Except Monday's and Tuesday's. at Law la fair- his as North Car all. Greenville Roofing and Cornice Company. Mr. R. Hill, formerly located near A. C. L. Depot Wishes to inform bis friends that he is now a member of the above styled firm and solicits their patronage. WE DO ALL KINDS OF ROOFING AND METAL WORK. STOVE PIPE AND STOVE REPAIRS. REPAIR WORK OUR New Gar- den Seed Flower Seed Onion Sets Maine Red Bliss Irish Seed Oats Rape Seed Dr. Hess Stock Poultry Powder u m COTTON AT PER POUND The Motor Car Co. will buy a bale of cotton at ten cents per pound for every dealer that they have in the cotton belt, which means hundreds of bales of cotton. We will also buy a bale at ten cents per pound for each car that we sell in this territory. We will also take in exchange for a car two bales of cotton at ten cents per pound. Greenville Motor Company Those Who Know Say FOXHALL- Make the highest sale for tobacco every day. Come and see us. We will SHOW YOU how we Do It. YOUR FRIENDS, O. G. Rucker, Auctioneer. Johnston Foxhall

v i III Hill I a a IF YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR CITY OR FARM PROPERTY LIST IT WITH US Moseley Bros. Real Estate Agents. J. B M I treat lo Rocky today Mr. Mrs. M. White in Rock; Mount today, Mr V. is in Rocky Mount . Mr. is in Mount today. C. i. and sou William left yesterday a Kim k; Mount. Mr A Wilson, the Atlantic Realty Company pent But i in Mr II P. Realty Company spout yesterday for Raleigh last PP Noted. In net I i i i a F G Attorneys. S I IRK IN I'll I DOES mm octal ant I I Hall PERSONAL i I . SEPTEMBER I Miss Essie and Mrs. Una Baker Messrs. C. B. and David Whichard motored over Rock Mount morning to cir- Misses Mary J, Smith and Dorothy and Messrs. I. A. and Hugh motored to Rocky Mount in take in the circus. Mr. Frank Perkins wont to Rocky Mount today. Mr. II. M. Jenkins, Washington In Greenville today, Prof. C. Nye, is In town Mr. II ii. Harris left morning on a business trip. Mr. ft. Ii. is town t on Mr. w. Jackson and daughter, Willie, ion morning for Nor- folk lo have eyes treated. A. Daniel, here yesterday soil- ins tobacco. Mr. F. E, Judson, of Washington was a visitor lo Greenville yesterday Mr R. A Robinson. Of Washington. was in town Mr M. of Rocky Mount was In Greenville yesterday. I I and W. II. I pock, v am i an in Greenville today selling o Mr. D, M Clark to Rah to attend t Mr. II. U. man. u-i lo Ra today Mr. I is in i today. Mr. K. a prominent Pill ft farmer Is In town today sell- tobacco. Mrs. II. i. Alien and children morning for called there by the death of R, s. a relative. Mr. John H. Fort lo Rocky Mount today tit the circus. Mr. m. a. Rountree is in Rocky Mount today, Mr M. Fleming is In Washington t inlay II. ll. Proctor, Elks John Edwards, ft. B. Buck and W. s. Galloway, of are in Greenville today. Mr. I. Wooten, of Simpson, is in the city today. A b caused damage to the of with no In- is reported from roads, County, this morn As previously announced, the Company is buying a bale of cotton at cents a pound for each direct and sub-dealer in Overland Cars in the cotton states, and another bale for each car sold by any dealer and paid for within days from S pt. 16th. In addition to this I will personally buy another bale at cents for each car sold in the Greenville territory and paid for within the time named. i HI If I ail II II . . of i. Buy an Overland Car, and in this way help the farmers relieve the COX, a merchant, wore burned to i J f I I I depressed price cotton, and at the same time help yourself by get- ting the best Car for the money ground, the contents of the several thousand pounds o tobacco stored in it by tenants to whom Cox a- the landlord The owner suspects it lit .-aid. The complete destruction of frame buildings was i. in SO minuets. lire Morning. An alarm was turned In from box No. ibis morning and fire of Reuben Clark the corner of First and The fire was out before the department arrived on scene and damage did not amount to any thing. Loses. Sept. Judge Whedbee today ruled against commission in the teal suit against the Tucker estate, located here, to deter- mine whether there was a of collecting an estimated hundred Mr. C. W. Brown went lo thousand dollars in inheritance taxes yesterday to see his better half. to be due the state during Mr. J. H. Taylor, of Raleigh was the five years between nineteen and in the city yesterday. Mr. Wm A. Harden, of was in yesterday. live and nineteen and eleven. The real estate tax goes to the Supreme Court. FURNITURE NEATLY Upholstered Looks Like New. In to the many inquiries we have recently had, we are pleased to advise that we are now in position to do any and all kinds of upholstering. We have the best skill that money can employ and we have a choice selection of materials in either or genuine Leather. Come to see us or call us over phone and let us quote you prices. The John Flanagan Buggy Co. Phone Greenville, N. C. Four Cylinder Touring Four Cylinder Touring. Four Cylinder Roadster Four Cylinder Roadster Seven Passenger Six Cylinder Largest stock of parts ever carried in North Carolina W. H. Jr. Greenville, N. C. State Distributor. Bf As Military Leaders Have Retired From the Rice Situation is Bitter THE FLANAGAN LINE IS THE QUALITY KIND i ii Asked to Resign In Favor of I ii I in As First Chief. All Partial to Hatters. Washington, Sept. announcement from Gen. Villa I hut lie will not be a candidate for President Vice-President of as received the state Department today through George consular agent at Chihuahua City, This dispatch the to reach Wash- from the interior of Mexico Villa's revolt against Gen. authority as chief of strengthened ho hopes of officials here for a adjustment of difficulties be- tween the two Special was attached lo Villa's as- ii followed so declaration of Gen. that lie would not become a candidate Villa would give a similar all the military leaders wan eliminated as presidential ties. Stale Department tonight without information from Mexico City, but it generally was believed In official circles that if Gen. signs Thursday us has been declared be will, the convention called by him that date will name as his Fernando Calderon selection has been demanded by Villa. commanding the American forces at Vera Cruz in- formed the War Department that General Southern rebel leader, had lodged a protest with him against the surrender of Vera Cruz the government made It plain he did not recognize as the first chief of the army makes him a factor to be with, is admitted that Ml attitude will not calculated to hasten the preparations for the ii an evacuation. BUSINESS Men's LUNCH THIRTY CENTS At THE Royal m Shiver at Breakfast Piles Cured In A to Days will refund money if fails t cure any ctr of Mr Why let chilled fingers and a blue nose spoil the buckwheats and a cup of good coffee You can have a warm dining room you can. Your fire never goes out in Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater Even the cheapest grade of coal put in the night before will be a mass of glowing coke in the morning, and will heat your rooms perfectly for two or three hours without a fresh supply. Burns coal lignite or wood. It is guaranteed. in and See It. of on door Non without it Miller Company I Celebrate The of North Carolina will celebrate on October twelfth Us hundredth and twentieth birth and various alumni associations will hold meetings on the nights of October 10th and th. The year just past has been the most successful the history of the and the new year begins with the brightest Monday, October 12th. will be at the with In Memorial Hall. These will take place during the morning and there will be an address by Hon. r. P. United States of Education. In the afternoon there will be a football game. Win nearly a thousand students present- there are now at Chapel Hill and large numbers of the alumni, the flay will be made a big event. Each year the birthday meeting proves one of the most distinctive and inspiring occasions of the year. It Is proposed to put the the alumni at various points on a big constructive basis. The purpose of the meetings is for the kindling of I, and enthusiasm, and of dis cussing particular ways and meant of having local alumni association; become a vital part of the j organization. America. Fisheries Society Washington, D. C, Sept. and fish wardens from numerous States and from several of the provinces have gathered In Wash- to take part In the forty-fourth meeting of the American Fish- Society. The meeting will con- four days and will be devoted to the discussion uniform laws and other matters pertaining to the con- and development of r.-u fisheries. Only One To set the genuine, call full name. QUININE. K. W. a Cold la One Day. cough and and cold. THE BEST COMPANY- The Mutual Life In- Company, of Newark, N. J. C. L. WILKINSON, Sole Agent . Greenville, N. C. Work Started on Monument. Work was started this morning on the Confederate Monument to be erect- ed on the Court House Square. it- selected is to the left of the walk as you enter the front of the Court House, The work will be hurried to completion. JOINS York, X. Y. September, John Flanagan Buggy Co., Greenville, N. C. I ear The unparalleled conditions con- fronting our Southern friends, be- cause the European war with Its consequent effect upon the value of the South's great crop of cotton, have struck a sympathetic chord in the hearts of the people of the other parts of the United States, and in common with many others we are anxious to do our mite towards a solution of the problem. Our attention has been called to u In the South, to create a nation-wide interest in a buying pro position to Include people who have never been directly interested in the handling of the cotton crop, and we have ourselves had some requests from friends In the South to do what I light be possible along this line. The conditions are peculiarly dis- tressing, because the sufferers are without any fault cf their own. We have concluded that lilting ac- on our part will be the Invest- of an amount equal to per cant of the capital which we employ in our business in the South, in the purchase of this cotton to b withheld from the market until nor- conditions are restored. We are acting accordingly. shall turn over any profits which may arise from the to some Southern charitable in- We are advising you of our action feeling sure that It will be of Interest find that you will approve of the sure which we hope will have many imitators. Yours very truly, VALENTINE COMPANY P. S. We are paying cents a pound. Carpenter's and Builder's Hardware. Everything for Building AND THE BEST. IF YOU USE THE RIGHT BUILDER'S HARDWARE WHEN YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WONT HAVE TO BE EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE GOOD, STRONG, DUR- ABLE BUILDER'S HARDWARE. CHEAP HARDWARE IS N CHEAP, BUT THE BEST HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP WE SELL THE BEST. SE E OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers Capital Letters that praise the quality of our Furniture, are reaching us daily almost, from pleased customers. One reason Is that all our is ex- well designed and strongly built, so as to en- sure durability. We have a very large assortment for you to choose from, and we know you will our prices moderate for this goods. Taft Vandyke Evans Street. Greenville, N. C. PHONE GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA ROBINSON CIRCUS COXING Me. Dally News, Aug 12th Circus gave two per- at Park grounds and It is the universal that it was the prettiest and cleanest circus ever seen in Bangor, was so far ahead of the average that there Is no comparison. is a famous Southern snow, and had never been seen in before. People had no way of in advance that it was from the usual circus. Could they have been that the pro- gram was stuffed full of the highest class acts and novelties, the tent could have held them. Consequently, a genuinely first class attraction came lo a town which Is hungry for some- thing worth while, and was only fairly patronized. The day started with a regular fashion-plate parade. The lino of camels, elephants and superb, fully horses, gave in Id of what was in The was given in three rings and an elevated stage. There was something doing every minute, one fine high-class act following her without a moments cessation was padding, just obvious expensiveness of the program was a source of wonder to all. Some of the wonderful acts, such as tho son Family, the King the trained stallion, and the created more enthusiasm than has been seen in a circus tent for many years. Robinson made a reputation In that will make this circus Its special favorite In future years, and we hope to see them again next sea- son when we are sure that they will have no reason to complain of their patronage in this Circus and Enormous Menagerie will exhibit at Greenville, Tuesday, October 20th. Whenever You Need a Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic QUININE and IRON. It nets on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. SO cents. Mr. L. L. of Greensboro, Is .-. visitor to Greenville today. Mr. S. J. Everett is in on business. TUT IT drains, soil pipe and waste pipe should be absolutely tight against leakage of water or says an authority. In nil our Work we observe this rule carefully. We also construct the drainage system o that it will carry away completely automatically and Immediately every- thing that may be delivered into it. We poor material and work- We guarantee our work and we want your business. S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. If it INSURANCE you WANT SEE US HALL MOORE Touring Cars F. O. B. Detroit F. O. t. Detroit. We have several second band Ford and other Cars, almost as good as new, for sale cheap. Ford Supply Co. Phone Greenville, N. C. j. G- HEAD IRON . CAROLIN. Invigorating to the and Sickly The Old Standard genera tonic. GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drivel out blood, and builds up the tern. A true tonic. adults and children. SOc TRAINS Han tie Coast North Bound South Mount No. a m. No. p. m p. m. No. in p u Norfolk Southern. Bound West No. a. m. No. I a. No. t . a. m No. i a. m No. IS I Ii f. m No p. . JOHNSTON Sells Tobacco high and we want to see our friends get a good price for their cotton. To help them do it we agree to pay per pound for one bale each for our entire warehouse force P. V. JOHNSTON, One Bale H S Bookkeeper One Bale c. F. D. FOXHALL, One Bale L C PIERCE, Bookkeeper One Bales cents O Q RUCKER, Auctioneer One Bale cents J. W. PERKINS, Cashier One Bale cents . E. A. BROWN, Floor Mgr., One Bale cents . We will hold this cotton and not sell it for less than ten cents per pound. We do this to help the situation all we can. Your friends, JOHNSTON FOXHALL

MM f. Lanterns Strong and Durable Hard Use under All Conditions. Give steady, bright light. Easy to light Easy to clean and Don't smoke. Don't blow out in the wind Don't leak. At dealers everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY North Carolina Pitt In the Superior Court Before AT. Moore, Clerk K. Williams of the estate of B. F. Williams TS Lelia Williams Verla Williams, Minors and heirs at law of E. F. Williams, deceased. North Carolina, lilt County. In the Superior Court Term, 1914. O. vs NOTICE Horsey The Defendant Above Named Will Take That action entitled as above has been commented in the Superior virtue of a decree of the j to procure a divorce absolute, for tin Court of Pitt County, made by A. T. reason staled in the complaint filed MOON, Clerk, on the 12th day of In the office of the Clerk of Superior 1914, the undersigned Com- Court. missioner. will, on Monday, the 19th And the said defendant will further of October, 1914, at o'clock Noon lake notice that he is required to expose to public sale before the pear at the November Term of the House Door in Greenville, to the high- Superior Court of said County, to be i bidder, for cash, the following held in the Court House, at Greenville, tracts or parcels of land, to- on Monday, the 9th day of November Washington. D. C Richmond. Va. Norfolk. Va. BALTIMORE Charlotte. N. C. Charleston. W. Va Charleston, C. STOMACH TROUBLE FOR FIVE YEARS being the ninth Monday, the first Monday of September, held at the Court House of said County in Greenville. N. C. and answer or demur to the complaint in said action r plaintiff will apply lo the Court relief demanded In said com- Grain Privileges MONEY IN WHEAT. Puts and calls are the safest and surest method of trading in wheat or oats. because your loss is absolutely limited to the amount bought. No further risk. Positively the most profitable way trading. Open an account. You can buy Id puts or calls on bushels grain for or you can buy both for or as many more as you wish An advance or decline of cent gives you the chance to take profit A movement of cents profit. Write for full particulars and bank references. W. Ohio. Address all mall to Lock Box 1426. KING SOLOMON REFUTED By THELMA and being in Falkland Town- ship, Pitt County North Carolina, and being lot No. in the division of the H. P. Williams land and beginning at on the Snow Hill neat the of Pasture Branch for running with said road North east plaint. poles; then north 1-2 east This the 26th day of September. 1914 poles; then north east 1-2 poles T. MOORE, to a bridge across a ditch; then with I Clerk Superior Court, said ditch south west poles to ft 9-29 sweet gum T. L. and E. F. Williams, corner; then south east poles to corner; then a. North Carolina, a stake, the Jordan line; then north Count. 1-2 east poles to a then south 1-2 west to a white oak; then north west poles to the acre In the Superior Court Term, 1914. beginning containing more or less. Also one tract in said Township County and State beginning at a stake Emma J. corner and runs, south 11-4 west poles to a Adams NOTICE Majority Friend's Thought Mr. Hughes Would Die, But Helped Him to Recovery. interesting ad- vice from this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes writes as was down with stomach trouble for five years, and would have sick headache so bad, at that thought surely would die. tried different treatments, but they did not seem to do me any good. got so bad, I could not eat or sleep, and all my friends, except one, thought I would die. He advised me to try and quit taking other medicines. I decided to take his advice, although I did not have any confidence in it. I have now been taking for three months, and it has cured me haven't had those awful sick headaches since I began using it. am so thankful for what Stack- has done for has been found a very valuable medicine for de- of the stomach and It is composed of pure, vegetable herbs, contains no dangerous ingredients, and acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely used by young and old, and should be kept in every family chest. Get a package today. Only a quarter. 1-2 . David Adams The Defendant Above Named Will Take That action entitled as above has 3-4 west poles to a commenced in the Superior Court in prong of Jacob's Branch; , for down the run of Jacobs Branch . comer of . B. of of then with his line north 3-4 east poles lo a stake at Emma J. ,,,,., then south SO 1-2 east poles -p to the beginning containing at the November Term of the more or less. The two tracts cons I- of County b, No. in the division of the H. P. Williams land, which was ,, .,. ,, , lotted to E. F. Williams by division Deed dated the 14th. day of June, 1907 as appears of record In the Register's in Pitt County, in Book T page This sale is made for the purpose of making assets of the estate of B. F. deceased. This the 12th. day of Sept. 1914. F. C. HARDING, Commissioner. , on Monday, the 9th day of November 1914, being the ninth Monday, after the first Monday of September, held at the Court House of said County in Greenville, N. C, and answer demur to the complaint in said action North Carolina Pitt County, In Superior Court Before A. T. Moore, Clerk Sam vs Mamie Ruth Padgett and Jess of Sale. By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Pitt County made in the above entitled cause by A. T. Moore, Clerk, the undersigned Commissioner, will, on Saturday, the 17th, day of October, 1914 expose to public sale before the Court House door in Greenville to the highest bidder for cash, at clock p. m., the following described lot or parcel of land, to-wit and being on the west side street in the Town of Greenville. North Carolina and adjoin- the Forrest Lot on the South and the Hooker Lot on the North and con- about one fourth of an acre more or less. This sale will be made for the pose of making partition among the tenants in common. This the 15th, day of Sept. 1914. F. C Commissioner. HARDING PIERCE. Atty. I've been downtown all wearily, as she sank the Morris chair. I've die- covered a brand new you get it patented with my help you must give me half the her brother informed her. ices come high brand new thing that have discovered Isn't said Loretta regretfully It might be an excellent theme for a book or an you're going to be a highbrow I'll have to be excused. What earth happened downtown V have explained Loretta Impressively, women have been terribly slandered for thousands of years. People have and sung and written that women have a great deal of there Isn't a word of truth In Is new to declared her brother, becoming Interested. did you find It needn't talk said Loretta. who were so flattered because that little Miss said you looked like an aristocrat. I have lost been taking observations. first woman I noticed had one of these new lemon colored bats know, the kind that ha trimming of blue and and red. Well, she herself was the color of an orange and she stood be- fore a mirror smiling at per- lighted with a hat that her took years too old and the- shade of yellow that Is the very most distressing. to her there stood a on the shady side of fifty, who wore a very extreme Dutch neck and showed forth more bones and wrinkles than are Included In moat North Carolina Pitt County. or plaintiff will apply to the tor the relief demanded In said com- plaint. This the 26th day of September, 1914. A. T. MOORE, Clerk Superior Court. Why You Should Always Use Bee Brand Flavoring Extracts they are better Food Laws requite. Because they will go than inferior goods. Because their delicacy of flavor is Because their Parity and Quality is absolute. Because they are guaranteed. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that at the regular meeting of the Board of Com- missioners of Pitt County, held Mon- day. September 1914, the following Petition was presented to the Board to-wit. We the undersigned citizens beg leave to petition your Honorable body for a public road to be laid off in the following Beginning at C. E. and W. A. corner on the Kin- road, and running through W. A. laud the old path thence between the land of W. A. Forbes and O. Nine, thence between the land of I. A. Sugg and Mrs. Elizabeth land or dower, to road number distance flout one The above Petition will be heard at the regular meeting of the Board Mon- day, October B, all parties to be heard will be present. Done by order of Board of this September R, 1914. BELL, Clerk to Hoard of Commissioners. In Superior Court Notice. II BLUE tick make a quart t Mil, if- nil i the coal a t all Co. lot N. in. Mi. ; Harried Yesterday. Mr. Edward H. Boyd and Miss Brooks, of Simpson, were mar lied here Sunday, at about o'clock by the Rev. J. M. Daniels at the par- Carnival Meek In Omaha Omaha, Neb. Sept. an- of to which has been added this year S me Coming Week celebration, open ed today under conditions that pro- mises the most successful affairs Its kind ever held in this city. In addition to the usual festival features, Including electrical pageants, and civic parades the coronation ball, concerts and the street carnival attractions, the provides for a big reunion of the Ne- Territorial Pioneers, with his- exercises of an Interesting nature, NOTICE TO CREDITORS A and Annie R. Lang, this day qualified as Executors of the Last Will and Testament of W. II. deceased, notice is here- by given lo all persons indebted to the estate of W. M. Lang to make mediate settlement with the under- signed Executors and notice is hereby given to all persons holding claims with the undersigned Executors with- in twelve months from the data hereof or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery on said claims. This the 10th. day of September, 1914. J. A. LANG and ANNIE R. LANG Executors of W. M. HARDING PIERCE. Attorneys. U Skin Clear a a D. I u I . to Hold lotion The storage warehouse Wellington will have a capacity bales If not more. Work already started on this building and r will be ready lo house the crop by November U will be one of the largest structures In this section the State. I have this day qualified as on the estate of Jones and wife Josephine Jones deceased and all parties holding claims against said parties or heirs of estate will sent same in proper form on or be- fore Sept. 11th 1915., or this notice will be plead In bar of recovery. This Sept. 1914. J W, Stokes, N. C. Administrator. S. J. EVERETT, Attorney. SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of Trust made and executed on 26th, 1913, by John P. Fellers and wife, Ruby Fellers, to Edward L Stew art, Trustee, which said Deed of Trust is duly recorded in the office of the Register of for Beaufort County in Book Page the undersigned Trustee, will, on Friday, the 16th day of October, 1914, at o'clock noon, at the Court House door In Pitt offer for sale, to the highest for cash, the following property, to All the timber of and above the aH Inches in diameter on the stump eighteen inches above ground when cut, except Pine, Cypress, Oak and Hickory, standing in and upon the fol- lowing tract of land, situated, lying and being in the County of Pitt, and State of North Carolina, and ed as follows, Adjoining the lands of William Grimes on the west, J. D. and the heirs of William Little and wife on the east, James Newman on the south. Said to contain 1815 acres north, and bounded by Tar River on or less, and being the same which was conveyed to J. O. and W. E. Proctor by deed from Olivia W. dated April 12th, 1899, and duly recorded in the office of the Reg- of Deeds of Pitt County, in Hook R-6, Page to which deed reference la hereby made. Also all of the rights of way, ease- privileges, and powers of every kind, character and description, which are included In a deed from J. O. ten and others to Carolina Company, dated July 10th, 1912, and duly recorded in Book, Page County Records. This being the original deed from J. O. Proctor and others for the timber rights above described. DEFAULT having been made in the laymen of the notes secured by said Deed of Trust and application having been made to the undersigned Trustee by the bona tide holder of said notes tor a foreclosure proceedings, this sale Is held to satisfy said This 15th day of September, 1914. E. L. STEWARD, Trustee. vs. Simon Little The defendant above named will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Court of Pitt County to ab a divorce from the bonds of mat- And the said defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the next Term of the Superior Court of Pitt County to be held on the 9th Monday, after the first Monday, in September it being the 9th day of November 1914, at the Court-house in said County in Green- ville, N. C. and answer or to the complaint filed In said action, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in com- plaint. This the day of Sept. 1914. A. T. MOORE. Clerk Superior Court. LIl'S BROWN. for plaintiff. OF SALE. On Saturday, the 17th day of October at o'clock, in front of Edwards Building, near the Court the Town of Greenville, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash three hundred opera chairs the building be longing to H. C. Edwards, being the seats used In said Opera House be- longing to Powell Bryan, and chased from Taft VanDyke, this sale being made under an order of Court to sell mortgaged property. Chairs can be seen by calling upon Taft VanDyke, or H. C. Edwards or to Jacob Powell, Wallace N. C. This September 26th, 1914. S. J. EVERETT, Commissioner Piles Cured In to Your will If OINTMENT t an Blind, or Protruding In to H and Beat. W World Series The Philadelphia American League has won the championship of that or- and the officials are now engaged in active preparations for the world's which start Oct. The victory of the Athletics In the American League race makes the sixth championship won by Connie Mack's team they having won the pennant In 1902, 1905, 19,10 and 1911 and 1913 and they have also taken the world's championship for the last three years. PATENTS STRAYED A Poland China flit, dark order weight CO pounds. Marked crap and two right, swallow folk left. Any one taking her up return to ins and will pay 9-21-St-w R. H. In. I or a tor and tit flank PATENTS r . Oar book let- Ml how. lo w, , SWIFT CO. Then There Are the textbooks on anatomy. This was fat around her waist, so, of course, she wore panniers and all kinds of looped up draperies. looked like a bag of meal surmounted by a picket fence. would have laughed aloud If I hadn't been struck dumb by another woman who approached wearing coat, a crimson hat ant m green dress. She had a purple feather In her bat and hair was red, and was a sight to behold. began to look at women more Intently then and tried to reason it out. Why doc. a woman has a bony neck at- tempt to wear these Queen Elizabeth ruffs that make the neck long and thin looking, and then cap the climax with a Dutch neck which gets and raw In our winter winds Can think that she looks won't, be well very long, that a one sure replied brother. there are the Loretta, went on. fall me when I coma to the hats. Can't women see how look with a bamboo tree sticking everybody's What makes think they look sweet In hats over one eye or slanted down over foreheads flat as a plate Why do sallow en wear green and lemon or old rote and lavender combinations Simply they have not a speck of vanity, that's all. If they had least bit of vanity, then I'm sure that nothing on earth tempt them to put such things on. no matter If they ware a hundred times the style there's don't mean anything so absolute- Loretta said, scornfully. mean those flat curls stuck down the cheek and those wads of hair over each ear. wearing Initials on their cheeks now. Have you seen them make you almost believe have been branded contend that It's lack of van- that makes queried her broth- not lack of that would be Loretta said, coolly. should not like to think that for a minute. I prefer to believe they lack vanity. For with a gentleman who confessed to a man what no thought they looked like what was said, a sigh. decline to repeat. I do not believe in strong for women. I say Just Dally IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED IND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Is the i.-i Ike Most Noble Employment WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE PAST OF NORTH CARO- LINA INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON volume mil. No Decisive Battle on Land or Sea is Reported The Operations Are Broadening and Bring Up C. L. THE TAX The French Are Mow Laving Mines in The of Ant- to Leave London, Oct. sixty-third the great European war saw a re- petition what the peoples of all th. countries concerned have forced them- selves to expect, perhaps for months lo decisive conflict on laud or sea. From Berlin to London came the way of claims to progress or reverses. From grad came flowed without interruption claims of progress for Russian arms. Operations Broadening. From Paris, at the usual hour, was issued the usual com Interpreting situation along the battle Hue of the western of war in the light of those opposing the German invasion. There were In the closely worded statement, cryptic lo an extent as ways, hints of a greater diversity of operations than it ordinarily contains. More Coming Above all, stood out tho what was described as large of German cavalry near hardly ten miles from the Belgian frontier as the crow tiles, and behind them German forces moving on a line be- tween and the letter point right at the Belgian At the same time the official com- makes it plain that the allies not been Idle and have been extending their line on the left ring more and more widely. for blow evidently is being dealt around Arras, the seem of sanguinary lighting recently. At where the allies recently cleared tho German trenches, accord- to the announcement they pressed their advantage by making slight advance. forms the el- bow from which the allied line sweep eastward. Some advance by the lies also is reported at Antwerp advices say that In an of- the military governor has Informed the master that a bombardment or Ant- is Imminent, The British press takes occasion lo that while the battle of the holds first claim In the matter of sentimental Interest, the operations of the German and Austrian armies In the east bring the solution of the war first. Flee London, Oct. dispatch to th Exchange Telegraph from Antwerp gives the following official cation issued at o'clock lust night. military governor has In formed the burgomaster that a of Antwerp is imminent and people who wish to flee from town are requested to leave. bombardment will have no influence on the town's resistance which will be pushed to the extreme The Exchange Telegraph that the foregoing message has been by the British censor for publication. SECRETARY Will SUP Training ,. B m Celebrated pi I Hill, Oct. an analysis the taxation section of the pro- posed constitutional amendment. Dr. C. L. head of the department of economics of the University, unreservedly declares that the right to make classes of and rates is an absolute necessity before we can the most effective and just system of taxation possible. He accredits constitutional require- a uniform rate upon all kind of properly as responsible for most of the Inefficiency and injustice in the Mate's taxation system. Dr. Raper argues that it is impossible to place moneys, credits and securities on th tux books when they are taxed at the of When Accused of Not Working For Them h States His Views to SI BE Mr Daniel While In Hal Conference with Mr I and Mr toward Adoption Washington, Oct. am not only for the constitutional amendments and the statewide primary but I will rate as the most tangible forms j everything in my power have each property-land and machinery, for and every one of said More Troops From Ottawa, Oct. will raise Immediately and send to the front second expeditionary force of men with a first reinforcement of Id per cent, making In all. This decision was reached at today's net council. These contingents will bring the total of Canada's force at the front more than 50.000 men. French Capture Two Ships Brest, France, Oct. The German bark Martha of tons, from Arenas, Costa and the Norwegian ship of 16,00 tons, bound from New Caledonia for Hamburg, have been captured by French warships and brought to this pert. The has a cargo of nickel. instance. The economist recites of the case of Kentucky, where the State re- tonight when told that a North Caro- more revenue for the year nm newspaper had Intimated that he from its dogs than it did from the, supporting the measure only moneys and stocks of the State, only Mr. Emphasizing the importance, of that I cannot go to North ion of taxable property, he says Carolina, get into the thick of the light North Carolina Legislature make speeches in county In Should have the power to do as Hie state for their adoption. I has done for more than, believe the people of the stale will tall thirty make a special class to vote for these necessary reforms nor moneys, credits and securities, with a. mat the legislature will fail to ratify specially low rate. Pennsylvania heat them at Us next meeting. am with made a reputation for the fact that, committee appointed at Raleigh She taxes nearly two billion dollars of a few days ago. When was in Raleigh such intangible forms of property. conferred with committee and While many another POSTMASTER'S Fighting Thirty-Seven Bays. London, Oct. The News at Copenhagen telegraphs the accounts of fighting pear In the German newspapers and the writers admit the situation is the frontier fighting in the region, officers and men have been lighting day and night for thirty seven clays and the Germans are facing a who were seen on floor wen A of North Are In Washington, Oct. eighth an- convention of the North Carolina. Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina Delaware and the district of Columbia is In session here today with many North pres- for session. II. Green of Wilmington, and R. D. Douglas of took a leading part discussions this afternoon. Other men from the state who participated in the speech making were O. F. Crow- son of Burlington, and Dr. of High Point. Among the Tar Heel mail handlers R. D. they know I am with Clarence Poe Governor waiter and the other members of the commit- tee who are helping to do this great Secretary Daniels reminded your correspondent that the state only recently had been compelled to issue bonds In order to carry its kind of a thing cannot declared Mr. Daniels. Monday, October 5th, was the . of the e Carolina Teachers Training School Al exercises on was present who was in the student body. Only Wright and members of ill.- group faculty and of- were present. This group has twelve to twenty-eight. it.-. briefly told the stud- the story of Aral opening and reviewed the growth of the school during the five years. When the time announced for the opening cam-. Oct. 1909, the buildings were not completed and littler equipment was In place. There were no seats in ill class rooms assembly ball tome benches discarded by one of the churches, no electric insufficient kitchen and dining room furniture, no laboratories an no library. Rather than postpone opening a year, however, the best I made of the situation, proceeding mid some order grew Of chaos and an excellent year's work was done. During the five year's students have been enrolled counting this year's enrollment, and no name count- ed twice within twelve months. In of the tact the room was not filled, during the sum- mer term, for the first year and a half the records show student- have, been refused admission of lack of room. There has never been an agent In the field dramming. Pres. commented little on this except their fruit ye shall know Patent ant Other Pm- ate Formula land lo price on la m French Navy Lays Mines. Bordeaux, Oct. 6-The ministry of marine today issued the following no- Austrian navy, having lard mines In Adriatic, French fleet Ml. lilt strategic situation In the mountains district where they are rendering superhuman services, chief- in water filled trenches and under almost conditions. strain Is said to be almost unendurable. The French are In excellent on th and It Is Impossible to see their guns. No troops have been able to retire from the fighting line for rest. army chaplains accompany the troops right to the front and are holding religious services and preach- sermons In the trenches. weather Is causing much BALK IN WINDOW Mr. John T. Fort has had a bale of placed In the window his has been Obliged to do likewise, but barber at the tor Hotel In order to avoid stopping neutral hale was contracted for In Aug- as the have , delivered as soon as ginned French have laid their mines, t probably the firs bale cording to the rules of chapter of here on Buy-a-bale plan, certain. Tin Hague Convention of The on displayed In window zone comprises all up town. Mr. Fort Is right In tho waters tad channels between the rank of those joining this move- Islands and the coast of Douglas, II. L. Wilmington; O. F. Burling- ton; J. C. Harris, D Albemarle; w. D. Kinston; J. M. Graham; W. C. Hall, Black Mountains; Galloway, William Paul, Washington; O, L, Whitford Franklin; o. A. Mount; K. Holden. Wake Forest, and D J. Greenville. The Is lo last three clays n royal good time is promised the Washington committee on enter- EPISCOPALIANS WILL ELECT NEW BISHOP Several well-known clergymen being talked of as possible success- ors to the late Bishop Strange of Diocese of Bast Carolina. One of the quartet. It Is thought, will be by the diocesan council when meets in Washington today to choose a now bishop. The eligible receiving more consideration possibly any others are Dr. John Harding of New York, Rev. K. A. Durst, of Richmond, Rev. Isaac Hughes of Henderson and Dr. of New Orleans. Dr. Harding and Rev. Mr. Hughes are both natives of In the diocese, the former being a son of the late Isaac Harding one time rector of St. Marys church here, and the latter a relative of Rev. Washington, church In which the council will The council convention II a. today. and preceding the session a mi sermon to the late bishop will be preached by Rev. W. K. Cox of Wilmington, and the holy Ion will be celebrated. House Near Starling from a fire which original ed in kitchen, the country of Mr. John Cheshire, about three miles from In Kales of th County was Sunday morning ed by Mr. Cheshire is a phew of Bishop Joseph Cheshire, mid when the fire started he was In I Tarboro on a short visit lo relatives. The loss of residence and contents practically complete, little being, hop Chart saved. run MEETING Hie of the Century Hub With Mrs. L. I . Arthur. The of The Century Club hell its first meeting for the winter October with Mrs. L. C. Arthur. In the absence of the president the first vice-president, Mrs. Arthur, The attendance was good and great interest was manifested in the planned for the winter. New books were discussed and plans pro- posed for increasing the loan fund of the Pitt County Federation. In Which cotton Industry of the in interest was expressed. In recognition of the crisis in the or the cotton enterprises of North In recognition of the that Green- ville will 1.0011 have a cotton mill in operation, and In response to the no- lion of Women's elsewhere, th following resolution was passed. Thai the Century Club endorses the i encourage the sale and nae cot- ton goods, and itself use goods III every possible The literary exercises consisted a paper on Community I by Mrs. Cotton and events. The program tor the winter Includes the subjects of child Law, Music, and Art. Hie Proposed I Horsepower, en automobiles Will to Anything Hut Passenger Cars. Washington, Oct. on proprietary medicines, cosmetics, perfumes and chewing gum such as were- included In Spanish war taxes were into tin war bill today by the Democrats the Senate finance committee before I lie measure, was submitted to the Democratic Senate caucus for or revision. The committee added the medicine section make up tor any cit their original revision the House bill might cause and also to Increase tin- revenue as much as . as understood the secretary the treasury would not I U the re venue to be derived should exceed The amendment proposes a tamp tax of l--. of a cent on tides costing nut more- five cents to 5-8 of a cent tor more than fifteen or less than cents articles and 5-8 a tor each of value additional. . Included in the list are pills, powder, cordials, bitters plasters, salves, ointments, Waters except natural mineral or carbonated mineral waters essences and all sin. for which a private formula Is Similar tax would be applied to perfumery, cosmetics, hair oils. pomades, dyes, etc The proposed tax on chewing gum is four cents for each box worth or less, and four cents additional for each added dollar of value. In perfecting the measure the com- stipulated the proposed tax of fifty cents s horsepower on auto mobile should apply only to passenger cars. Another las added is on sparkling wines, otherwise Decided in the bill at the of one tor pints or less and two tor mute than a pint. in the proposed tax for gene- amusement balls exception Is made to lectures, lyceums, or industrial fairs and and charitable entertainments. The loss is between sir mil who was elected lo the of seven thousand dollars with no In at the general To Fleet f Row Jersey. Trenton, N. Oil. convention of lay Episcopal Diocese New Jersey assembled at Trinity Church in Ibis city today lo decide Upon the of a new W the late John Scar- borough. The election was necessary by e declination of Brent, the last May of th Banding The new building of the State Raleigh on the corner Salisbury and streets baa named. mi es s proposition, Bu court Building, Old Supreme Building, Administration Build- other just a Unsatisfactory were proposed. But It i- settled new by common consent of the building Department It will b known, henceforth and forever. Bales Ginned in I'm According to reports just sent out by the Department of Commerce Washington there were bales of cotton, counting round as half grinned in this county, from the crop of 1911 prior to September MM, compared with bales ginned prior September inn. Accord- to returns there must be a good crop this bearing out Hi I prediction that this year's crop will the largest ye t crown, or the farmers hr. gathering cotton faster than I Judge k D, la In Washing- attend lo of an bishop. .