Eastern Reflector

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mm t o THE OF IV HAS A POPULATION OP FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED IND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF 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-B-ATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. WE HAVE A m OF TWELVE MOM- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES FACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING HATES ARE LOW AND CAN HE HAD I U Useful, ts Host Healthful, the Most Habit YOUTH N. I- SE I, M I'M No Lengthy Discussion With Germany. Second Note Goes This Week Some Interesting Statistics In Connection With Pro- posed School Bonds The U. S. Have Negative Of Affirmative Answer Nan Want Information lie It . No Further Dick- hi Settle Rand ind Either Agree in With Our Demand Or Tn Defuse. Washington, June President him determined that the United States must have a definite answer from Germany at once. The United States must promptly know whether Germany is going to con id our or carry on the war in their own manner. The President to a varied expression of opinion at his cabinet meeting yesterday, taking little part in it himself. Later he began the preparation of a note to be dispatch- ed the latter of the week, em- bodying own Ideas and what seem- ed in him the of his cab- family. The opinion of the cabinet was, that the German reply to the Amer- note unresponsive and disregarding the good will of the United stales, doubting its facts and disclaiming the of sinking the it was the opinion of the cabinet that hereafter taken upon the high seas, must have their passengers transferred to a place Of safety. The United Sties would not hesitate to sever relations if Ger- many fails to give us satisfaction. French Ship Wrecks a Consulate Paris, June I. The German consul at Haifa, in Syria, on the Bay of Acre, having incited Turkish troops to com- acts hostile to French, a cruiser sailed up to Haifa and by a few well directed shells destroyed the consulate. This information is found in an an- given out today by the French ministry of marine, which ministry of marine having been advised that ii-- consul Haifa had Incited Turkish troops in open tire on boat carrying a flag truce mi to violate the burial place in Haifa of number of soldiers of the army Of Napoleon, scattering at the same time the remains of a French admiral there, sent a cruiser which destroyed the consulate. The Ottoman authorities were given notice of the reason for the bombardment. No other buildings were Turks Lose BO AWAY. BONE WEST TO BE COWBOYS Wilson, N. C, June 1st.-Two boys, both about fifteen years old, Louis Barnes, son of Mr. Jesse Barnes, and Howard Jackson, son of Mr. l. Jackson, have left home and their parents been unable to get a due lo their whereabouts. Playmates of the missing boys say both of them had talked much of ranches and expressed a desire to be a cowboy. The Jackson boy is an adept at bead work and both of them have played at the Indian game for some time. FAIR W A KM IS HIKE London. June A prisoner cap- a fortnight ago in the Darda- says that the Turkish losses in the defenses of their positions on the peninsula were, at that time over men. This information was given out in an official statement in London today. It -Regarding the operations in the Dardanelles. Turkish prisoners recent- arrived in Egypt say that the Otto- man losses in the fighting on the peninsula have been terribly heavy. The regiment was almost annihilated, its colonel alone of all the officers escaping death or capture. Al- most equally severe were the borne by the 15th Ho far as the public has allowed to know, a general lull on the different military fronts. That Greenville needs a new high building is plain to all who understand the situation. For years have been more children In school than could be comfortably housed with the present equipment and it is now no longer possible in provide for the increase till some Is done. The only way suggested to provide money tor the building is to bonds, Can Greenville afford this Here are tile lads. The annual Interest on at a per cent would be An aside each year and placed at interest would provide a sinking land amounting to about In thirty years. town then would have lo raise a little more 53.000 a year. The listed for taxes ill 1914 amounted to and the; wen In polls. A special tax of S cents on the hundred dollars and cents the poll would have yielded last year 52,013.32, about the right amount to all payments on tin bonds. If property values should not In- crease, additional taxes would be as For the man who pays on a poll cents. For the man who pays tax on -Ion. i cuts. For the man who pays tax on SO I I Ills. For the man who pays tax on As properly values Increase the rate can be lowered. Can the people of Greenville not to do this when the welfare of Hie children and the prosperity Industry are at Stake Within the last two years Rocky Mount. Wilson, and Kinston have issued bonds and built new schools, and now the town of is just completing a new building. Can ville afford to lag behind the F. C. Harding. Cup is Given to Juniors The Juniors were presented the luge cup. which was given by the Association of Training School class making the high- est points in tennis and by President Wright at the assembly yesterday morning. The A las-, or First Year Academic, made the highest In walking, the second in walking and in tennis. and the seniors second In tennis. No credit in walking Is given to a class unless four girl lake twelve walks of a minimum of three miles h, Every girl takes twelve walks In addition to the four gives a half to her class and one six walks in addition to the four gives one fourth credit The making the highest In walking receives lour poi towards the cup. Wilson Serves Note Today Prominent Young Couple United in Mar- This Exports Food and People are Starving Says Red Cross Washington, June and warm weather after Friday in all sections of tin Southeast was forecast by the Weather Bureau today in the weekly bulletin for the week beginning to- morrow. Friday conditions will be settled, says the bulletin, In the West Quit States, where an entire week of fair weather is Indicated, In that section and In the Middle Atlantic states temperatures are expected to rise w thin a few days to above sea- averages. A MAY MIST HIS LIFE STORE BOBBED Belhaven, June l. The store George Adler was broken Into last night and goods stolen to the value of over The thieves entered through the rear of the store In the dead of the night, smashing In one of the windows were captured this morning near Swan Quarter and found to be the two who had lust recently a sentence on the county roads. Norfolk. Va. June I. As Hie r.-nil Of a friendly blow standing In Hie door way of the post office yesterday evening. Hob Jones, color- ed, is In the and not expect. ed to live Jones told a joke at the expense of his friend Cooper Coop- cave a friendly slap while he was sitting on the portico of the build- Jones fell over on the ground. He was picked up with blood stream- from his nose and ears. Cooper arrested and placed jail. OH STREETS t now its A baud playing several tune- tunes on the street this morning attracted a very large crowd. The was a purl of a show, A Rabbit Foot Minstrel, and will give a show here tonight. Officers of Majestic Saved Ml IT Wilmington. Jung I, There a quirt observance of National Memo- rial day in this city the only outward demonstration from the hanging of flags at half mast being the of a National salute of guns, by the coast guard cutter at noon. Washington, June I, An embargo ago exports of arms to Mexico and against imports of foodstuffs to the state-, as in relieving famine conditions below the Rio was proposed today to dent Wilson by Miss Mabel of the executive committee of the Red cross. Reports to the Red Cross and the State Department have indicated foodstuffs are being shipped out of Mexico to the Slates. Cuba and elsewhere. As an experiment Red Cross food supplies will be sent to American con- who will form responsible local committees to distribute them. The of two carloads of supplies lo Will test that method. Governor of Oregon, has advised the Red Cross he will appeal for aid. and other Governors are ex- to respond to the Red Cross appeal promptly. Famish Feed. The agency today an- receipt of tin following from through secretary of war and marine, has instructed all ties ill the territory controlled by that they would b. supplied cereals and provisions when- ever it was necessary for the people to have I hem. Six Ions of corn were today purchased by the govern- Tie- Governor wired chief that his state has sufficient supplies to feed all southern part of Mexico until next crop. The Governor of wires they have a big excess that can be used to suppl other localities In the country. The food situation in Mexico City is pitiable and is collecting sup plies to meet the situation when the enter the Washing. U. C, June I dent Wilson and his cabinet I adopted a new Mexican policy. Ii has for Its object restoration of order and the millions of non-combat ants from of Mexico's . II elements, which have ; about conditions described as In- tolerable. The President read to the a statement to be communicated to morrow to the leaders of all Mexican factions, serving notice that unless they themselves compose situs lion, some other means will be found by the United States to bring d the establishment of a stable govern- The statement was approved prolonged discussion. It be made public tomorrow. The course Hie will pursue iii the event i i lug factions fail lo Is not i lined in the President's statement, the I P to v to m of the best clement M ii the i n b ere formal Hi h recognition would in em ha arms, p nil tin col government to v to the i v of all eh ins. Thai the policy, successful, i. might quire ultimate Intervention been considered and th ; i to on a has not swayed by of such action. In high executive however, confidence prevails that the expression the American gov- at will dear up apprehensions that have existed In Mexico, as to its aim bring about the desired coalition The administration policy i the culmination of several week's of con- between the President and his official family. The return of Du- val West who spent three months per- investigating conditions in Mexico for the President, was the de- factor. lied Cross Work. The American Red Cross already has laid plans for relief work to be tarried out In i with the Stale Intent. The agency here has issued several state- denying of food saying the stories of famine are as but the Washington govern- is not taking these Into consul because of its own reports. . June I. noon The ad- announced today all the officers of the British Ma- sunk May off the peninsula by a submarine had been saved. The announcement made at the time Of the sinking of this warship live days ago said that nearly all her nil men had been saved. SHORT I LAST A short circuit on Dickinson cause to burn Into Tuesday night. throwing the la for minutes. The damaged wire was soon repaired and the came on again. U. S. Fort Tampered With Townsend, Wash., June attempt was recently made, it became known today, to put out of commission the big guns at Fort War- Port Flag guarding the entrance at Sound. II is reported that the breech locks of lour gnus were damage an the lo- mechanism broken. Photographs of the of the forts had also been As a n ult, all visitors have been ban from the forts. i lo k Mi mortal Baptist nun b was I of a . . i Miss Moore be I El i of Mr. Hugh s. . Tin i as b n i The choir Ken red wit ltd plant.- ; of sweet ;. as re g- . d Soft i red by Mrs. Line i-a. r. hied Just fore the I ; . . i Miss V bat d .-. .- Whispered Miss . . the i and was Joint I by the members of the v. entered the church from tin n and i I tin M b a j choir was compose I rat Lillian- I i r . lib and Mrs W. I. s. ti corn. HI and H p Mi I . . . end W . i . . on flu . than Wedding Man fin ed he six re let tin church and came In two a . ti opposite aisles. They i hi th, Tom . Sugg Fleming. Luther I . Gilliam and Raymond Ty- son. Next came the tour bride- ;., two at b down opposite aisle. They were Misses Addle Rea, of Mac Schultz, cad Bessie Haskett. Tin brides maids wore pretty net over pink and carried shower Of pink an white sweet They were followed by Mrs. C. R. Townsend, of Farmville, one of the of honor. She wore her wedding gown and earned white sweet Next came the two sisters the groom. Miss Willie a maid Of honor, down one aisle, and Mrs B, Carroll, of a dame of honor down the ether aisle. were all all white nil gown and carried White sweet peas. Mrs. wore a while c-t and gown with train and sun i In the same order to sisters the bride. Wen and Mr H. of Miss Moore wore and pink peas And Mm. Bland wore a handsome wedding gown and carried sweet peas. As the bride the church the organ changed again this time into Here Comes the The bride entered on the arm of her lather. Mr. w. M. Moore. She aim unusually lovely in her wedding gown of Duchess lace over bride's satin, made with train. She wore . bridal veil caught with an carried I -bower I. , ., white sweet and v The groom with his brother, Mr Sherwood as best man. came down the aisle and joined the bride the altar, Rev. C M Rock, assisted by Hi v. N C Hughes, of Raleigh, performed the ring ceremony, which joined the two happy hearts. March wan played the bridal par n ;. ft i Mr. and Mrs. it on A. C I. train for an extended north- era tour. Mrs. is the and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore has a host of admiring friends. Mtg page A

THE CAROLINA HOME FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR by In SOUTH mm yea. . . II W mar k up at the In Evans id TIM unseat care and h respect, per word. f at hi I,, would be lo th- at what will be p tor at hoe. up M Entered as ciao Batter August M, at the pact at Greenville. Carolina, act of March I. II I, 1916 -T- i n in i The Raleigh Tines, rounds the keynote a better when ii asks for an Inspection of the cotton mills The cotton mills of south have long been our scourge. They taken boys and them within entities their walls, and then sent them out Ignorant, until to meet lite. They have meted nut mere existence to them, while have taken the very sap sway from their young lives, and rendered them tor anything else save the tending of the looms Today In any North Carolina cotton mill town, it is no hard Job to pick out a score or more consumptives. Being con it t with lint and the mills, lungs are i. tin young children n a droop e B that they real h are physically and mentally i or life. Other states it- m e that the health t n Ions around their mill- are and ii time II l S inn hi on th lowed to operate under puts a I I n . The lowered. pie r the SI II t re lit i not for of their en What bet. of that i life fluid for the mill's gain, them. It is . . and hen an n In for labor. II s I out of i i now. are ii e hand each ii prim of In Ii r various while we Ion in Hi j people of fie to labor It of lit mi n hi the din el cause for the killing of the hill in the last which called Inspection of our cotton mills. II as the these i should be thoroughly investigated and exposure made We hope that this i- the hut it is the duty for ,; the whole stale, lo rise and that North in- i . r for purpose. tin we owe r I II It the result it would tin Being several thousand perfect I; good American lives, and then what be tin . We would get several hundred thousand acres barren land, over- run with cactus bushes, populated with a class people we have no us, for. We would, in r to keep Mex to keep order there, have to police the whole country. Tins would It., a great expense on this country, and one that we could never t i The thing to do is to get out the difficulty the beat we can, Id a i lash with S V THIS HUM. I l Tin old kingdoms Hi i i pt. Macedonia and Rome are dead and forgotten. Ii.- buried beneath ; -x . earth scattered by old father's time's master hand, The old powers were, are asleep, and hi their plan a lies gem ration sprung up. Christ came and was Twenty I lo- I ho is civilized Even a years ago, th settlers, of the wost, Journeyed many months from east lo their new homes, we u to Bleep in New and we wake up in Chicago. Whisked vast by powerful In the that it took a hundred years ago n It truly a wonderful fellow l then we haven't progressed far after all. at the time figured i ill human race was to desist from wholesale butchery of each other, European war upon us. and all our plans go smash Into the walls Reality. What dots this mean is it that the old prophesy bible is about to come true, or II that we are returning to a . It we as much . s . Is, In the next years a- we have In the pa t we will eating with our hand . . oxen i high pow r mo- . Ming the soil with ii -ii k, I. Lord only knows what . i ah ion run M II VI HILL Ill the whole world was set when the German note was made public it was evident from the text o, tin- note that have made a de attempt to evade a dire i answer to tin American i- ti it the nation feels no pain i on. i ii,, 1.1-1 she more than a hundred American I a watery grave. American neutrality and American feeling has been trampled fool the the , and now when make a friend- attempt to matters lie evades our and stands the . Tin- i i- ha- d enough of the European and heard enough of German to draw Its own conclusions. i- no further use the l ii r man nation, or government, lo parley with us in attempting lo set Itself right before us. The shattered re- mains of war-stricken Belgium, terrible tale horrors emitting from that ruined kingdom, the many fortunate occurrences on high when have been ruthlessly slain, the many American shin- that suffered from dead- work tin German torpedo, have shown, conclusively, to clear sighted American minds, lbs foul work of a blood drunken country with a blood thirsty and deluded ruler at its head, can never be set t it would have been no bard for I ho Germans to have answered once, and not have aroused Interest to fever h- in this country by seemingly, at- tempting to evade Tin list Prominent Greenville Couple from is the eldest sou of the W H who so well known over the state. i- a prom tobacconist of this city and la a young man of character The numerous handsome presents of i glass, silver, china, etc. at- test the popularity of the young pie. Tin-out guests were Mr- John U Carroll, of Louisville Ky . Mr- n. II Bland and Sarah of Goldsboro, of Rocky Mary of Mr. and Mrs. f of Mr T S of and Miss Addle lo a. of NOTICE North Carolina, Pitt county. Before the Beard el I Notice is hereby given that petition has been Bled before the Hoard of Commissioners of Pitt county, by John Dennis, W. Lang, J. W. and others, to lay out and establish a pub- road in said county, Ayden Town hip. as at the southern termini of street in the town of at the line of Ii. E. Nichols, t through the property of J. Harrington, M. K. and and running Into the Green- direct flimsy excuse set up for the dis-; The notice required by Section r of the shows the craft-1 the 1905, of North Carolina Ml MM. t Wilt . p .- on a reel and i hr. Up. and hen th re Is n lo save her. out w hat pan of the ll p lie i ; In large sea towns make it their it. , to cat i-all- t l I t i the world. the lug Tin. world in one tn mi out and -an- pan t it up e great I war. Th.- pro- I. I. lie i -f last c I In lug ed it cat In . Europe, with their prized decorations, are be- i for the . are slain on tin- haul. hi- tin- art that were once th.- of rope, are lug lost, Who i- going to tin great work of salvage, and put an end lo th,. warring that la going mi in Europe Hoes it the power of tin Stall I. Stop We have reached the position Germany v-rant- demands, i will I,, i We the honor of the star- and strip.- have never in d. . of Hie German foreign office. and the language in which is couch- ed, is nauseating, it speaks of the munitions, going to Prance, with which lo kill our Ah, inn they are a band of brave alright. They are lining driven it needless slaughter In order lo sat demands of a ruler who is mentally unbalanced, Hut so perfect is German organization, they tush forward into tin William Hohenzollern, blood . would not mind to this try arrayed against him. He sees de- . and a matters not to him who ad- IS it. a pity. Unit poor, beautiful w its treasures art. a- learned scientists and its . under the spell this fanatic The whole world, i . . i why Williams exiled Ii i, Lin that one with the is given the said Petition will lie heard at the next meeting of the said Hoard on the 7th. day of June ISIS. This the Till, day of 1916. BELL, Clerk of the Hoard. Iterator's Notice laving qualified as Executors under lust will testament of J. W. Allen, all persons U i against .-aid will to the with- in twelve months from the date of this notice, or the same will plead in the bar of their recovery, Ml persons Indebted lo said estate will please make Immediate This May 1915. W. Evans, W. Harvey Allen, I'm-, J Allen We t lip tin- from the is. Times, which should prove of Interest to Greenville folks. Tin- Hotel Florence was scene of a surprise marriage this morning, th.- contracting parties being Mrs. Bertha Bradley, of Macon . and Mr. Bradley, of Greenville, x. The ceremony was performed in par of hotel in presence of a few witnesses who hastened lo extend their host wishes after the Mr. and Mrs Bradley are slopping over in tin- City today hut will leave tonight for their future homo in Green K. Mr. Bradley is well known host of will join in wishing this couple a happy life. To Preserve Health The kidneys are the great health preservers. Rheumatism, backache, headache, sore muscles, stiff Joints when kidneys are out of and fail lo properly tiller the blood. Kidney Pills tone up tired and diseased banish backache and slop sleep disturbing bladder troubles Sold everywhere. for Men Only Women as much as men do slaughter I from indigestion and constipation and require the same remedy to keep stomach the ac- and tin- bowels regular. tablets are wholesome and cleansing, do not grip or cause sea. Some people say this is , cathartic that takes away that full and clogged-up feeling. i everywhere. A Bind hearted following friend I,. composed oil as infinite wisdom of a Bismarck, would office son give sanction lo what In- was preparing to do American government will lire back at papal a demon masquerading name of the e of cannot h foretold, only that it ill one nil holy Imperial govern- what ii may from now on. It is tin- tins government, outline it- plan Imperial gov- so that mil what to expect. No hasty action Unit will , war and a demand i the Gt will ill i- business , i , on. to our demands, or to op. refuse, and I tit ii part . i .-t- on i are sons of sorrow, When we think of morrow we do not borrow we I. ml It. As days go by And moments fly We aware with a sigh We'll it. Ii must in exasperating to Cowan after he has fully explained all system to have Raleigh Times came hack with Johnny, huh MS N. June Saturday evening at eight about a lining men of this town met and as tile Win- Debating Club. Tim follow. were elected Of this or- s. c president, Wyatt. vice-president, It. s. Harris, secretary, Manly Jackson treasurer, T. Smith, supervisor, Carroll, critic, C, H Whitford, librarian, Dr. P. r. Cox, marshal. Mate Cox who baa been home for B visit of a few days wit It her parents Dr and Mrs. It. T. Cox, has returned lo the State Normal Col- at where she will the summer school. Mrs. Lucy Abbott is visiting bar sun Mr. U. Abbott Messrs. J. F. Harrington, B. F. Manning. A and I. E. I, this morning for attend the Confederate Reunion Mr. Elliott is an old confederate vet- and was in many engagements near Richmond. He promised the others ho would show them Where killed bis last Yankee. Mr. A. Evan had a good race yesterday. Ask him the reason why. If you want an overall that is tough, will wear, and will not rip. ravel or split, buy Cowhide brand. A W. and plenty of them When you hardware or any- thing for the farm, see A. W. Ange and Company. They have the very hist We are sidling the genuine Hunt Club shoos and slippers at a great re- Forrest and Corn- pay . Our entire must he moved for rash at once and we are giving a groat redaction in the prices of ready-to-wear goods, dress goods and notions. Come in and be convinced B, H. Forrest Company. to Harrington Barber Cos. for nice spring and dress Men and collie to see us when you want a nice hat or rap Cheap. Harrington Barber Co man gets praise Horn when there is company around, had better keep his eyes open when company haves Now please stop making fun of Col. human if he act like it. V Mistake Made Many When you -niter pains aches day and sleep disturbing bladder weakness by night, feel tired, nervous and run down, the kidneys and restored to healthy, strong and regular action, It is a mistake to postpone treatment. Kidney Tills put th.- kidneys in sound, healthy condition and keep them active Sold everywhere. in How To Give Quinine To Children. is trade-mark name lo an Improved It is a Syrup, to lake does disturb the stomach. Children take and never know it is Quinine. Also especially adapted to adults who cannot lake ordinary Quinine. Does nauseate nor cause nor ringing in bead. Try It you teed Quinine any pose. Ask for Jounce original package. The name is blown in cent. . voice in limn, Today Woodrow Wilson is to give e about w hat plan of action tins country expects her to lake. This t. tin- i of Mexico, i- thought to last act of American an drama, and ii is hoped that it will be set some peat . for war-ridden little country that is next door neighbor. Mexican, though mil look our actions a- the actions of a friend, and even those Mexicans who are undergoing th.- terrible pangs of hunger, marl growl e of tin- The Mexican la most peculiar human on earth, he knows no friends except his own people There still lingers, within tin- can, a ting old Asters, mid all running and id the extinguished la plainly They as a will look upon the action of States, being a hostile W in Thai is la-t thing that the i plate. In case we went to war with Mex- then- aruMS no a- to who Till Reflector Is getting Interested in a playground for Gr. ii has almost become a re Wt want that playground, and people here, who . want u or least, they should want ii There t only one way to gel it. and that is In get busy and th.- necessary amount of cash to up. of people a new school building, and they are reminded that tin- playground is Just as welfare of children as Hit- st building will lie. We are expecting any high handed philanthropy here, but that there is enough surplus cash around Greenville, to equip a playground, and some of have children ought in gel ii together. I I M I Fur tin- past few weeks local police . has lie n right on th clearing town vagrants, This . i- I- . up . am the . I ii, keep a up. good few of around and it is i lie police will make hot for I mining few, w ill look ire ft Tin i or honest wink tor in hut not looking for Would also tin lo keep mi -I. numerous here. nothing but a camping ground for a of loafing and ought to be cloned up. We think Editor will have to hold new pair over a few days, lit- says lo- usually them on the t day of June, he does put; them on and regrets ii. in- have our old pair we'll lend him. as have about acclimated The Best by Test will to take hon- in America o Thai wot ii hi a particle though, ting to gel matched up with some lime to coma. old sums In ho in a fair way of letting his wings clipped, in in- THE FARM l Ac Ba of LIME the f all pad Write lay by Ike tin- Stales on aW y- f line. bay earth, axial etc. A git POWHATAN LIME CO. Does The f Work of Many Hands-A TOBACCO TRANSPLANTER You can't judge a tobacco transplanter by its looks. The proof of the pudding is chewing of the rag. We have hundreds of testimonials. I ll N. C . 1314. Messrs Wart N. c. In regard to lite J. Case Tobacco Transplanter I from ion last year will say that It gave perfect satisfaction. I got a good stand and the tobacco grew off better than when I set by hand. If I couldn't get another one i would not take Three Hundred Dollars for the one I have. Yours very truly. J. II EDWARDS, Phone Greenville, N C. Playground Exercises Well Briggs of the the European War Attended and a Feature of Commencement Senior Glass Pleases M Audience Game- Six Days in Prison And then in a After several postponements on of rain the Children's play- ground the Greenville Schools Here he I Monday afternoon on the of the Train School. The exercises started r tr, and continued about an hoar, during which time the people here were Introduced to something new and entertaining in way of open air The primary grades, which Include the even grades, were the only classes participating beginning with the grade tiny appeared on the pro- gram in order The little tots in the tower grades were interesting and amusing to watch as they gave their parts. Under the leadership of primary teachers they bad been taught to sing dance and to keep perfect time with music of the graph which had used for the drills all during the Each on of pupils were so enthused in his or lier part that their parents and all in attendant were filled lilt admiration. The drills by grades as a whole were good and was a pleasing tn see them all keeping time with The larger pupils were equal as Interesting lo watch and tin- rate between the fifth and sixth grades was perhaps the most Inter and exciting feature the pi en Miss May II of the Train School, was and acted as Supervisor of the music. The lea. hers of primary and grades who had different era I's In charge were tin. Miriam Gray, Morris. Schuster, Sell Pender, An in,. lone Helen Milliard. and Sheridan. Bach class had been drilled splendid- and these exercises prove lo one of most entertaining program. The senior t lass play, Briggs tin- Poultry was m night at by the 1915 of the High School and Mrs. and her family amused the audience and kepi then laughing throughout the evening. Miss Doris Mrs. Briggs was strictly i woman of business and she worked hard for family. James and Morton her two sons, whose character names , were Ralph played their parts very well. The three Misses Minnie Sugg, Rana Smith, kepi their iii a bad humor all times and their imitation of mischievous children as well given. Miss Mary Powell, as Mrs. had no liking for goats had unpleasant calls at the home Mrs. Briggs. The romance of the play was pro tilled by Ralph and Virginia who bad l t-els Wit. n War Mb In man Prises i-.-ti Asa declaration war came surprise to most of the foreigners in until a few days prior to the general order for no rumors of tin- war were afloat. The first I knew of any war was. tin- beginning of bombardment of Belgrade in This started about July from that lime on telegrams were being constantly exchanged between and the of Russia, No thought of England's entering into the conflict at time, came any mind in all The Crown Prince of Germany had just returned from a friendly visit In London, end was thought the of feel- room was placed amid ships, and the A formed in a long line to march hi tin- door. As each man passed, he out bis tin plait-, and th dumped a spoonful of junk into it For breakfast, we bad some k bread and a cup of coffee. W it, stay from the rail after eating ibis stuff, if we bad fallen overboard we would have never come tO lop. was composed of meat, cab- and potatoes, all cooked Supper was alack bread and six days. I bail Ibis let then I decided l had bout as soon be killed one way as l told the officer In charge prevailed between the Germans and the English. Friday, the day before Germany Helen as Virginia was in love with and was terribly when the latter for the Her actions caused her father, Mr lice Carey disinherit her she goes to Mrs. it later developed j that Virginia the child of Mr. and everything wen happily upon Ralph's return from city. the General Assembly Carolina at its session of 1915 provided by an Ai-t entitled as Bill Entitled an to Au the Hoard men Town of Greenville to issue Interest Bearing for School It shall be the duty of the Hoard Aldermen of the Town of Greenville, upon lbs written of the majority of the Hoard tees of the Greenville Graded School to call an election tn- Town of Greenville. the purpose of lo the voters of sad Town, issuing bonds in the sum of tor purpose of erect- necessary i said of Greenville. And Whereat Board of tees of the Graded School, did. on the day April, 1816 With Board of of the Town of Greenville a written request. . W. . . to a lye, far, sea the of with Dr. D. U M. C, every ft Practicing Id all la Wooten Building on fronting- Court J. r. ii mi i the declared war the Russian I had a talk with a Gorman army officer, and be was of the opinion nations now Involved In the difficulty, would reach a peaceable solution of difficulty, lit- did not want war, and said very few of higher officers wanted war. Some of younger officers might audience want war in order to slum they The play was manner and me ,.,,, ,,. The civil population of Ger- particularly pleas,., with ibis,. M m , , home talent comedy. At the end of tin- play a chorus composed of girls a long way lo lo the tune of and Ibis brought forth applause after Police Court Has Light Calendar . . I . .- St th. i up on a charge id selling bread Mr Schmidt argued hi . i v i i mid ii Mayor James lie wan Ignorant tin- i. t that it Is u the law to sell bread on Schmidt said. is it , tan sell bread veil I can not sell dot bread, Mayor Impressed la, t on Schmidt's mind, the paid II- . i lo bread on Sunday The open frankness of Schmidt touched a tender chord in the mayor's heart an I lei him oil payment of which amounted lo -i Human was charged with la as In could enough to that ho bad ever worked n whole day In bis life, he was given thirty days the Tail decided would bide by mayor's decision, took an appeal, placed under a bond . another was up on same charge, but managed it, prove ho had done leas of work since making Green- ville in- home, so got and the , the total being 17.76. I NOTICE If you value k transportation, your shipments Via Norfolk and Southern Railroad. Watch the time by their pack- age ears, you will find your Interests are served by patron- them, as is Few t lot Those who do have t on expense ore now going lo health re- sorts to gel rid of Impurities In system cause rheumatism, back ,, , Joints painful mus- If go, fell you need relief from pain and misery, gel Kidney Pills Tiny restore the kidneys in activity and make you well and strong Bold everywhere. Helen Milliard, Neck, Austin, of Tarboro, ban- I.-, n leaching here In the this year, returned lo their ibis morning. Miss Daisy Jones, r Durham, has been visiting Miss Nannie Howl returned home this morning. Juniors Entertain Seniors Junior class of the T. S. , i t- Monday u hi be i- or of Senior class. The officers of the school were guests, reception was given on third floor of the ration building and the reception hall was decorated with green and while class colors cf the senior i lass. guests iv, met at the main of the administration build- and in-I.- shown cloak room by members of the junior i la-- Then they ushered up stairs. Al lite of third Door, where I reception given, the guests were stopped and requested In The tiling that greeted tho was a moss covered well from which punch was in tin , lino were, Pros, and Mrs. Robt. II. Wright. The lady principal, Mrs. K The Junior class Advisor, Miss Daisy Wain. class President, Miss Alice Her- ring. Vice Miss Secretary, Jessie Daniel, treasurer, Miss Nellie Dunn, were then shown to a which as decorated with flags, were given a small Hair as a During the evening Miss Alice Her- ring, President of Junior class, re- a special delivery letter and package. The letter staled Unit till package was lo lie opened and the con- tents delivered t Mis in It and lite guests guessed for whom tin was to be given. These mys eminent was hungry for .-, ems Karly Saturday morning, August it was let mil Germany was on the eve of war with both Russia and France. Great crowds on the streets of little town In which I was spending a few dais. i k. on the river Patriotic songs were sung, and though interest was at fever beat, no demonstrations were made. the the local paper, Issued an extra edition. slating Kaiser bad de- war on Russia at o'clock that evening, and had called for the en lire mobilization of the army and i. Within twenty minutes after or- r bad been given at Berlin, German nation was responding n- the cull, so t was their mill- In were bur made Up, and the sailors and soldiers were being rushed to protect i lie borders. The pathetic night I over n. was is to enter railway trains, while they said hurried good byes to their n. sweet In arts children. Sunday tho ion of I, diminished, and all the sounds could be beard W, re weeping of Hi.- women I decided about tho place for me was seaport town, so I . in Hamburg us soon as I could gel ll train. I reached Monday, and there found everything in a bad slate. There were a good number of Americana there, and they and j were without money, or even n to sleep. The American consul was do for them, mi account of having the funds. Th., and children were provided for as bust as could be. While Hie III, II lute left -bill tot themselves. Monday while walking down St, one of the streets in the bin of Hamburg, I I, lame placard which stated was war with also. which written request was unanimous- of tin- boat, I was going ashore, endorsed by Hoard of Trustees Of course ho refused the Greenville Graded School, that but l a latter and got om- the Board Aldermen of the Town of guards to lake it ashore and mull Greenville should call said election for it the consulate. said purpose. Karly next morning. Mr. Morgan therefore notice Is hereby given in- consul Hamburg, came ., election was called by the to ship and told them It Board of Aldermen, the Town lo In session on Apr a- a- l did gel ashore, to be held In the Town of Green- -i plan i looked tor a on Monday, the 7th, day of June, rant, and l did ample to at which election there will was set before me to the voters of the Town Then for the three i of Greenville, question of issuing was arrested nearly every day, bill interest bearing coupon bonds in the I had gotten a of for purpose of lion from consul, and soon gained erecting necessary buildings when the police nabbed in said Town of Greenville. me At said election all of the qualified r ,. f Greenville nil be entitled to vote for or Is- DB Mil . ever Frank D. . I. Attorney at Law ind and Cases a Io formerly by F S. James Hon. . J. at Law la Edwards Building on the Square. Corner and Evens Both Bay and as Tear KODAK senior class. Herring read from the lag a char- n,, ,, verse each member j walked probably two blot when a man iii uniform stopped Inquired Into nationality. packages proved lo he card I was an American uses of green suede lined with old I-Then be wanted lo know why I could gold the colors Senior and After parleying with Junior classes, with the name I fellow for a few minutes, ho told me that be would ban- IO lake The card eases contained tho class roll printed In green ink on a folder. Mr. II. E. Austin, class advisor Of the senior class, was settled book in Which guests had registered. Ice cream and cake was served by members of class A white carnation, class flower with a of the class flower, tins of the Junior, was placed on each plate. The hall was effectively with green the white walls lo with magnolias, carnations and other white flowers made in artistic how. The Junior b has enroll el during the year. and now i and the ft ma officers made a festive crowd The Dot Hot MUM and la not cause nor In lull and K. W down in the prison ship, which had just been fixed in the harbor. There nits nothing to do bill go along with him. lie whistle, Culling lip tile patrol wagon, and I viewed burg from behind the liars. The ship on which I was taken was at, old troop ship, and had about bundled bunks In both upper and lower holds. There several hundred Russians, Trench men, and already on ship. The Whites and the tie alike. suited on ship with Ho K, of the heat. Tins In in I to stay In low decks of a ship was almost unbearable odor aria from the mixed nationalities was nauseating, too, The food the ship was also bad. they bad a very unique way of handing it out to fellows. The cook County Court Had Session Yesterday. Few Cases I written or printed ballot which written or printed the Words, SCHOOL those opposed to said bonds shall a written or printed ballot upon shall be written or printed the minis, SCHOOL BONDS Notice is given that said election will be held in said Town of Greenville on the named same polling places in said Town of as arc de- for general election on said date and that the sane Regis- and Judges election will hold this election as have been appointed for holding tho v on said date Tin- Registration Books aid Town will lie opened at the polling places In each ward designated for general election on Wednesday, and front H lock A A. lo o'clock i- . provided tor i barter Town id Greenville, for the per milt all voters the Town of Greenville to register Id el. A new registration having In -it rod by th. Board of Aid. linen of He- Town of tali . i May, JAMES, Mayor tic Town of Greenville. B. r, TOMS Fourth Street near Vt More Insurance County curt was in .--slot, again yesterday. Only a tea criminal mat tors Here disposed of ill the morning and in the case of lug iv Pierce vs s civil in was taken up. This null tinted out of a note which Mr, J. T. Allen held the defendant Hr. Allen held as a on the barber shop belonging to defendant. Tin i was closed out sonic time ago and Mr. w. II. Smith purchased the . The iii-f, gave bond and employed counsel and in the Mi l larding mid e inn Mr So I in be heard vs The jury in answering t tin- i property and III defend ml nil pus An pet ii i allowed pi tiffs for the wrongful use since properly was sold sale. Judgment was signed t u.-e till morning and an taken In defendant to Superior tit lines, a was up fore Judge Woolen morning session for violating Hi law and found In a The of th. was that defendant nits n bond for his appearance some K term. Warren Thrower, an i Mall, telegraph and telephone order. other received n twelve , promptly by J. L. road sentence tor an with a ft Florist, Raleigh, N. C. For All We grow them. Ta lies Carnations a specially. Wat ding and Dowers arranged the latest artistic styles. Ferns, many other or the Writs to o prohibition spring Price List of Rose basest Shrubberies, Hedge Plants, i mill Attorney st Law In Building, Third wherever bis an desired. North M. Mid With The Mutual Life Ce. of New Turk. Surgeon and H, till-t Treat All Promptly Hay or Phone i Night R. mi-at Law N. c. III. I. in the building on to and to t. avenue. Attorney at Law deadly weapon. Sarah Wooten. n up for assault, was found not guilty. The of I. f who is indicted for assault with deadly weapon, was transferred lo the Superior Court How To Give Quinine To Children. an ll is a to lake disturb the lake u never it is Quinine. In who lake no ringing In it next time you i. any pose. Ask for original package. blown j. C. LANIER file i I By patronizing the Proctor Cigar and News Stand you have an of being presented with a five Pound Bog of Candy each night, Ask us and will inn how it is done Proctor Cigar and News Stand, lot In Mikado. Lord High was called ., swell. ion to lee him again on Tuesday evening, 8th freak Flour, Flakes, Corn Poet en, Porridge, Instant Cereal, Flow, Floor, Cot Cal S. M. Schultz VIN t III I. tad mite I. mum I All the rooms, in dormitories are i t gaged tor summer term and huts still routing for I w to tn any who de during the -ii-.- or are take roomers or hoarders during tho Summer Term to not in writing, stating whether roomers or board- era, or both, main you can Please also your h. The st does a sumo the re- i -a iv, i hoarders, lint shall take pleas tn person for places, a list of names, . iii rile directly to i .-ii Vi I n. i t a cold. A u-ii hi broken sleep mill s Hun . i i sooth slops tickling in and clears stuffy, i i no like n . good for all I olds, gold el i ii a. sell Mil P Line. North Hound smith Bound i- a P. Bl- p No. Mi p. in. Norfolk I i Bound No i i a, in No is i, p West No OS p. m. No. a. a, No r, p m.

-----i LAID DOWN POINT OF LAW Brothers Insurance and Real Estate Agents. Again the Thin Gray Line Gathers at Richmond Va. Dodged on the I Bids of RAMS HAVE Ships Is Plan-tiff Clean Hand. i t, MODERN PROGRESS A SHAM in Atlantic ti Race Is Advance Rapidly. i Hell. m lie . ; II . . I DO t U moral i TEACH FRENCH TO Learn Among Other . to . Cigarettes and Talk to -s. to make I y . it Ml I'M III; I . light- .-, , i I i few . and to ask offer I . Horse Stands His Dead Rider. D E i till by I I r r the . regiment. I fire was II Me re- Then not one later it wan unite hell National Building Is Opened ., E. -1 Ml at d l , III KIM IX III SI ii i . when a lee I t in n i- us- mil by i . . . . . led. I BOTTLE THE -WHYS . Reasons Why Child Should Eve I J to Ask cf All Sorts. her I son . In an- i . tho a Is not ; e I II l i. I. l her so of re- Hie a t t he II but . i. In- lie I to n am; . and -i . i nil so I When Tommy Swore. Here ii a i r l-it a . the I. Mirror. Tommy bad not la tea . , with an Ii only i In a in h village. He bad just tea end to make one l. I I water, and no French with in ask for II With wild to i to a need. SI e ti the in of tea and and disappeared Into her coll Anon i tin ; i and whole k of l i it Then n eh I m He I he i it per i . The Hi ; . i tie are ii . there Laugh- I the i i even i a I , I the room HI o . ill i ii the tenth June light n will i . i 111- r. v V ii Marble and Granite Memorials is I material together with our lent fuel i an I I, ii- .-how you Dees Marble Granite FOR SALE Bunch Virginia and Wilmington Peanuts Mixed, Unknown, Iron and Speckle Sweet Potato plants k MOORE M. -ml. III Ii l ll DAYS Greenville Chautauqua June 22-28 . i . ; . a . i be it ail or LI of the contracts I a id in n la Inquire i . . told ha i ration he i waste of time, t n ,. i i i an a age a tender London Legend of Vanishing it will happen If r . i I i. . is i Ch It i on a priest i on ll I when Otto- lea nary . to kill I i the i. ills print, with con . rated In his marl do . ii behind him with miraculous i inn. iii open again, I radii- lion, no the when places dome of tho famous temple. For Refreshing Sleep. . COb ; . i . . i Rial i sled. It is Io . h. rest- ., bill, your I on another . a a s la en. Tin Hess for . n n , a. help I h III a Or i ., i i. for- . i .,. If H we in. i i l . . . to . i l mi mot h s chili i I . i. i . rm t feet, i Oiled I ; . . i . ii.-. THE LIMIT OF LUXURY Is r when one has taken a in an up-to-date bathtub of our Ne In complete within. II a the comfort and cleanliness re- from Its use the many times over We he's the finest In BOt We gladly will n It, S. T. THE Plumber. Testimonial as Proof. do you like your I. hi i . i i . i o re I oder bow ct Tho Would you willing to give in a little i, ii w i i I and Ii i out the follow ink- r i slug automatic Bach for Over. I pro- e ii to be ad a II i. the line bi en In our no , Id more it, an paid Itself in an ii lain John l each retail buyer a new Ford car, 1914 and will from Mn to of profits, tan drive a In construction. No . x mechanism to ham In town or country, for , ,. pleasure, cars for about two a maintain. Runabout Touring Car MM; Town Car 1600; Couplet 1876, f, o b Detroit with all i in display and sale Ford Supply Company What Baby Said good calls at their day t orders, Ha Ii bl I i morning two ago hi pa id a I.,, ,, null to in,, baby, who is learning big talk. do win M the man, mother in He- heart mi teaching bar in ii, The didn't u a you dot A NEW COMPANY He lime on Third In S. T a and and our aim l to public Us bell work money, our prices give us a trial. The Standard Roofing Co. I, T. HICKS It. Hill. North la of County . A. Mills Jr., H Hard.- The defendant above named mil take , that an a emit I, as above has been In the County of by -I. A. Mills . n l H i recover Judgment Use and the la of the defendant lying in County, for money and advance made by the said plaintiff to the defendant and upon contract; and the said de- will further take notice that lie is required Io appear at the Court Court of County Monday. -Tune Slat the Court . North Carolina. Let the take not lie that hi anew or or demur to the Com- plaint which in ii- Bled In said ac- on of before June Slat. and if he fail to answer said Complaint on or before June 31st HIS. the apply to the Court for relief in his Complaint. This May ISIS n. COX Clerk of the I Miner. virtue of the power of sale con- In a certain mortgage deed by Clifton V. Harrell to J K mi the day of Jan. 1914 recorded in Hook T page of the County the undersigned will on Monday tin- day of June MIS at IS-SO P. M. at he Court-house door in N. C. sell to the highest bidder for a-ti the following described tract of land, Lying being in County and State of K. C. and in Township and described and defined as follows, One tract of land adjoining the lands of J. A C. C and others and more particularly described as fol- Beginning at a gum on Beach Island, thence North Last poles t -lake, theme South SB Weal Io the run of Creek, down the various nurses of said Creek In a cypress, thence with line North Last to the beginning, i acres more or it being the tract of land alloted Io Clifton Harrell in the division the lands i Harrell and which division i- recorded In Division Hoot i pages and Ml in the Office Pitt County, and known as the Roberson land. Sale made to r mortgage Tills 27th day April 1915. L. K. Mo s BROWN. i id aw sill OP ESTATE. SUITABLE FOR HUMAN FOOD North Carolina County Notice i- given Hoard of r I'm a Special Call meeting assembled m Wednesday, Maj i i, ill ordered an election be held, in the following hi Beginning the mouth of where it empties Tar running up Otters creek lo the Mayo Mill Creek, a with the Mayo Mill Creek to Johnson them with Johnson Branch to J. H. Smith's r. thence with this hind to late John Line farm, and Hie a; I King line lo the Henry Harris ii.-. to Tyson's creek; thence Ty Creek to Tar River, and up Tar river lo Thai said election be held Tues- day, day of July 1916, the Public School House in the above de- scribed territory, for purpose of inking and ascertaining the will of the qualified voters of the above it territory, as to there shall or shall lie levied and collected a Special Si Tax of on One Hundred dollars valuation of property and Hue on the Poll in the above ,, territory, and said election those favoring shall vote a written or printed ballot con the words Special those opposed tO said Tax, shall have a written or printed ballot, eon words And ii was further ordered C II Mayo be is herein appointed for said election, and H C. and P H. Mayo are pointed Poll Holders or of i Ami u is further ordered a new i and shall he required, and that till books for said or shall be opened on Ma M, and closed June N, tor of Hi- voters of said day May, s. a. Chairman Board of com County Attest Bell Clerk. lid By virtue of the powers of sale con- la tin- following Mortgages, to- wit. A and d- I b W. I K. Corey and w He N. J. n Corey to V. Hook, r, dated January -rd, as appear- re id ii lite I'm counts ill Hook If page A certain Mort- gage and delivered by W. I K. Corey and mite K, J. D. Com K. C. Harding dated as appears of record la the In I'm county la Book L page i- and a certain Mortgage executed and delivered by WT. L- F. Con and Wife N. -I. I. Corey to K. C. Harding, dated -March as appears of record In Register's Office in Pitt County in Book A I . mill on MoN- day of June at o'clock ISIS, expose to public sail tore Court House Door in Green- ville, lo the highest bidder or bidders Ii. the deal or parcels of land. Situated in tin County of and Slate of North Situated in Township, I'm County, bounded the North b the of and Jane bounded on West by the of James Nelson and Dennis Branch; on the South by another trait of land of W. L. K. Corey on lbs Bait by the lands of Any containing SM a res more or and being the tract of land on which the said W. L. f. Corey and wife now reside. SECOND Situated in Chi- cod Township, County and on the side of Pork Swamp, adjoining the lands of and containing more less and being the land deeded by Harrow to Providence Coo- per and Cannon Mills and by them to I Corey by Sam- Corey to W, L. P. Corey by Deed which is of record In the Register's Office in County. Book K page IS. THIRD TRACT; Situated In Township, County, In James containing acres more or lose being the same land granted the -aid W. L. P, Corey by State North Carolina by which is o record in the the Reg Deeds County, in Book V page FOURTH TRACT in Township, Pill County, adjoin- the land- of W, Bland, ll. H. and i. , res more or FIFTH Situated In reek Township, Pitt County, on both of road adjoining the tract last above mentioned and adjoining lands of It. II. Ha o i ox and others containing i- res more or Place or Cooper of land and tract of land known as the Samuel Corey Home Place ll. been vi out end sub d fourteen separate divisions and said lie will both a , in- t and Iii the several sub divisions, in those desiring t,, purchase may have the purchasing in whatever small they may de These land will be Bold for Hie purpose paying and the actual amount due by W, I. F. Corey and wife N. J, D. Corey for the amount of money loaned to w. L. Corey and the legal of In- thereon from Hie time said loans were made, all of the notes re- lo having transferred in and now held by S. T. Hooker, the said B, T. Hooker having made on W, U P. Corey for the pay- in, id only of actual amount of loaned Hie legal rate of Interest thereon, said lands will ha sold tot purpose applying the proceeds arising from sale of said lands to the payment of actual amount of money loaned and legal rate of Interest from date of laid loans mere made, This the 6th, day of May, 1916. V. HOOK Kit. S. T. HOOKER, Owner of notes secured by tho above referred to Nourishing Plants and Even Insects Capable of Sustaining Life, at a Pinch. According to re ports great In- iii the use of scientific in extracting food values from I is being the Star There are good for human food and food at that, ordinary conditions are not upon at all There angle worm, the grasshopper and fully a icon of plains not ordinarily us. d as food which, properly nourishing foods ll is p. only tin- most desperate and resolute sort of appetite that would for the earth worm, but have been eaten even by highly civilized people and when properly d said to be not so bad Why should we about the angle worm when we eat the oyster, stomach, lungs and but the shell As to they were an an- delicacy and are yet so by many races know what's what In the way of good things to eat. All the that are eaten by animals have nourishing juices. Clover and green timothy possess a higher food quality than cabbage or potatoes to tenderness they vent starvation. There have been famine periods when human beings have been obliged to eat field grasses and wild plant roots. REALLY WAS NO MYSTERY Seeming Puzzle of Two Sunsets In Two Minutes Easily Explained After a Little Thought. A rambler was reading an incident that had been no part of his planning for I bat. particular was like one of those moments the neurasthenic knows when he doubts the testimony of his senses and trembles with the fear that last bis is giving way. the behind me exclaimed together at the phenomenon, and I breathed easily once more. Tarrytown toward five o'clock on a perfect afternoon. I set- hack comfortably to enjoy the setting of the sun as it traveled with what undue toward a high peak of the Palisades. Then, as if at a signal, it dropped behind the peak, leaving a dull brazen trail of Its I shut my ayes, a little pointed so hurried a Closing of one Of i hose days when ll seems good to alive. train jolted out Of Grey- I blinked and beheld in upset- ting wonderment sun again going down, this time goldenly, slowly, a majesty of motion. Lower and still lower It until there was visible a lovely field of many- ton, d two suns. difference In altitude of the cliff lowers points Is tho WHAT ACCESSORIES WILL DO Have a Very Great and Definite in the of Ac- cording to Writer. only once, and the- more ere live the a Young. end I find the to; la only an of A ii for life. follow engaging by- wt.- of U La to miss a P-at Of knowledge the kind that end button of turn r to b de- and remain but ii you equip . its will l-ad you far ll I some one to look after him, you need not occupy much about bin but if you have In take a thinking not how little, I much, you f.-in it. toward making your a kind of It will not only bring you to him and make you him better, but j it will you understand a many other a th- rota- of crops the working of leather are the fir of the circle of i the thing itself is enter; they and links which take us out from at our own in- to the surrounding life of the PUNTS WITH SNAKE FANGS Many Are Capable of Inflicting Wounds as Fatal as Are Those of Deadly Reptiles. Plants that secrete poison when touched and Inflict a wound almost as dangerous as a rattlesnake bite are one of the features of some tropical jungles. The most common of these poison plants is the known In Panama and other of Central America as the cruel This plant ll easily and i- shunned by the native animals. Trunks, leaves. Bowers and fruit of the plant are covered with Hinging hairs, which are In effect long tubes that are very brittle and break at the touch, The poison Is pro- d by a cell which, during growth, up. forming a shaped i-i the v. t. n hair I d it breaks in an oblique direction, forming a can h rs shin, and n is directly Into the wound, the action being that of p fan i anal of this plant la i the i in me, b it fatal, Man other lam have dead- stinging hairs that ll ; to a man n In n II doses Popular M County. is .- , I i . I l a Se ii Wednesday, Hay be in d -i ten IT., r corner on Ta River, thence with Davenport and proctor ; Fleming, Jr , and u L Smith's corner; l. Smith and I m to tie- Washington road, with -aid road to -I H and H corner, thence with -aid Wilson and Little's hue in Little. K V and Orange inter, thence with and Mai line, to aid anal to J I and corner, thence will and Fleming line lo Sal road, thence with It. Fleming and line -i l; and corner the Boron line, thence line in -l II. and Baker corner; with J. B. Little's to the line, thence with Lit and line to Daniel line, thence With the Daniel and Ii Little's line I,, Creek, with the Creek to Dan el Crawford corner, Crawford and line lo the line; thence with the Moore line lo Dudley line, now K D. thence with and Hi. Ward line lo Spier land. Hi, With Spier and Ward line to run. with said run to Ti River, back the Thai election held on day July at public school house, In the above de- scribed territory, for purpose Of taking ascertaining the w-iii of the qualified voters the above de- to whether there shall or shall not be levied and col- L I on of Poll in the . . And . e a written or led at g the ll to ill vote a v. I . that J . and be la b n b . l Fleming W. B Willis appoint, d Poll lion, red, a be , d Books list I i r. shall bl 1915, and . Saturday, June .- Hie day of May 1915. s a i i . i Board County Attest Bran I Clerk ltd of Having qualified a- of the estate tin late i W. lat. of the county of Pitt, Ibis i- t,. notify all p. holding Claims against said estate, lo present them to on or Hay 1916 or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery. All persons owing any thing said es- will make immediate pay- to the undersigned This May 1915 MILS. HENRIETTA COX, Administratrix Ayden, M. C. Harding Pierce, 5-T-ltd turn Old av Won't I The worst canes, do i of how cured by ll i old Oil. It n time. ac. Having qualified as of the estate of Move, de- ceased, late of I'll North Caro- this is to notify all persons lug claims the estate of the said deceased to exhibit them lo the undersigned on or before the 10th day of April 1916, or notice will be pleaded In bar Of their recovery. All persons Indebted lo said estate will please make Immediate payment II,;. day of April MARTHA A. Administratrix of Move James I. ltd Invigorating to Pale and Sickly The Old Standard central Ionic, H chill TONIC, out the blood up tern. true Ionic For and children. Ever Hit Thumb With a Hammer Here is a little device which you can make home u which the tiniest tack can be held possibility of Injury to the ringers Take a -trip of tin about of an inch wide and about or -even inches long. Shape it with a small slot in end. Then double it, bending at the mid- When ready to insert the nail, put it Into the slot, which will hold it by its bead. Tins gives a kind Of handle by means of which you an hold the nail perfectly upright while you hit it with the hammer. Of course the holder must be pulled away before nail or tack has gone all way into wood, if you have not the tin at hand strong cardboard ii ill serve tho purpose. Try this little device Just once and am sure you Hill feel amply repaid for your trouble in making it, us it. will many a bruised Home Companion. A Short Memory. Uncle Jed was a alack about quilting the bottom when the broke, and had to take lo a tree Morn- came, and there was sixty lei t of Mississippi flood water between Mm and shore The preacher happened along the high ground and saw but there wasn't any boat Moreover, suspicion there were gators about was well founded preacher besought Jed lo swim. but In vain, finally ha called have faith Remember how Jonah was cared for in the and three spoke earnestly. I remember I deny- Jonah, cause I want nigh um. 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