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OHIO Fortified Tires Cured Alt W. r Tr or Smooth LITTLE TIME FOR COURTING TO LIVE IN THE PAST Mr. Altogether Too Busy to At- tend to the Miner Matter of i Wife. Mrs Mr Dobbs got on r r. while she asked Mm v. ho didn't get o to look I bis cabin. don't have be answered. cam. Weal II years ago to make I start and a home for Jennie and n i but I can't time to go t hi r in the summer I have to bustle to make the I I and feed the once in a while. asked Mrs, la hi r two ago cot then l so busy I didn't no to till went for my year's supplies. went to the post sun re was ;. l t- r me I i n for me ft I month-. e ; i t knows me and never send a lit- I down tin re right In the office answered It. told her bow it was told bi i was coming after her soon as l could time. You see, she refuses to come to mi cause am so far from the railroad, and is afraid of Indians and wild animals you not your asked Elizabeth. he said. ain't had time vet to go. but I kind of wish t D body would think to bring the mail. Not many people pass here, only when the open season takes hunters to the mountains, when you people coma back will slop and ask for the mall for mi I We Woman Home- in the Atlantic. GREENVILLE, FARMVILLE. SNOW HILL, John Flanagan Buggy Cc. Hub Hardware Co. E. C. A NEW, COMPANY We hate on Third in s. T Hick's shop, routing and tinning and our aim In the the best work possible for the prices u a trial. The Standard Roofing Co. s r Hill. THINK attending a patty nicely clean- ed and pressed. YOU WOULDN'T DARE TO. Then why should you go to your business without looking and span Is not your business if worthy of this personal equation THINK IT OVER Then decide to let us care for your wardrobe. We you service second to none. Will You Accept Greenville Tailoring Co. NEW IDEA IN GOVERNMENT Hard to Rust Objection to the Latest Phase. Which Is Practical Benevolence. Hero at last is a form of govern- i against which no possible objection can be Po urn has been made yield pas suitable for fuel, and and necessary for dyestuffs and high explosives; the process la to be given to the public for the of all. The discoveries are Important and tiny must practical or the an- would not have be-u made so definitely by the government. But the really notable feature is that they an- not to be tor Individual or corporate on the one hand, nor are they to he by the government on the other. We have grown accustomed to fed- cooperation in agriculture, and the seeding of the no longer elicits for the government to make distinct contributions to the processes manufacture is newer, and it opens a field of possibilities in which it can render son ice. Hitherto Individual Investigator have made our discoveries, and financiers have exploited them for private gain. If. in future, our government shall be able to point the way to new in scientific Industry, there will be a frank recognition that the really for the Philadelphia Public Ledger, Mistake All Too Frequently by Elderly Women Is Something to Be Avoided. H re is XI warning to Si permit III in the past. This trick, more I an;, I Bo ire hear e a iii. i n the past That i h and Cl feet t d companions. Naturally an more Bads herself drop- ping Into r. a i , b it do not In- habit even If it gives you a melancholy sort of pleasure. Kind pleasure In those around you. F. roe to be Inti r- in their Inter ts Think of future permit yourself to think that your usefulness ended or your i . i. If you cannot play tennis, you certain can tax brisk walks In the fresh air and play bridge later in the day. And re is no law, written or unwritten, against your playing golf. Do not dress in what is known as a kittenish fashion, but do not think that because years are overtaking yon, you must wear dun-colored raiment. Do not brush your hair back severely from your face and don an uncompromising toque. Fluff your hair on either side if part It, and under ma stances wear a severe pompadour less you have classic and a stately carriage. Do not curl your hair with the iron. as this has a tendency to break hairs which cannot afford to lose. Bet- fur to use soft rags or patent curl- over night, and right here let us speak of the which is enjoy- a decided revival. Make this of very thin china silk, interlined with fine sheer wadding in which you strew sachet powder. This gives a charm- perfume in the hair and wards off dangers from drafts if sleep near mi open Window. Pittsburgh Dis- patch It. Hard Ward the town of rill I that l . n for .;. aid ward I said ward . day , t Jut e i. . a N. r. the . . n o r and All. give that will be at the polling place of said First Ward.-. to house on Wednesday, June Thursday, June and Friday, I, 1915, from o'clock a. m., to o'clock p. with my book of registration prepared to reg- such pi i may entitled to register in said ward for said I also that no per- son shall be allow- I i who does not May 20th, 1913. Cobb. Register of the First Of the town of Greenville, X. C. Norfolk Q Schedule in elect April I U. N. Ii The schedule published as Information ONLY ant are not guaranteed. LEAVE EAST I M i M A. II. i ally, -Night Pullman Bleeping Car for Norfolk. A. Ii. Dally, for Plymouth, beth City and r Par- Car Bi to Nor- folk. Connects for all points North and West. P. M. Daily, except Sunday, Washington. WEST Mil Ml A. M. Daily Tor Wilson, and West. Pullman Sleeping Car Service. Connects North. and west. A. M. Daily, except for Wilson and Raleigh. Connects for all points. P. M Daily for Raleigh and stations. For further information and In Sleeping Cars, apply to J. l Agent. Greenville, N. C. I. STACK. Second Ward voters of the Second Ward the town of Greenville will take no- that i have been appointed tor said ward for the purpose i of registering the qualified voters Of y said ward and to aid In the conduct I .,. R of the election called to be held on j pa the Till day of Juno for the for many but have bean purpose of a mayor and live entirely cured by Foley Kidney Pills. aldermen for said town. He -Although we are both in I give notice that will be at the He s we are as we -i. o. thirty years Foley Kidney g place of said Second Ward to- j wit I stables on Wed- PillS stop sleep disturbing bladder backache, rheumatism aching Joints. Sold Everywhere. HID WEALTH UNDER CARPET , Lodger in New York Rooming House Had Considerable Sum Put Apart From Prying Eyes. June Thursday June and June 4th. 1915 from o'clock a. m. to p. in., with my of prepared to Beware of Ointments for persons as may be entitled Catarrh that Contain Mercury in r in war I for said also give notice that no per- n shall he allowed to vote who does not i This May 20th, I II. Three bank books, showing a Registrar or the of Including accrued Inter- of Greenville. N. C. est. vi re found and d over to th public administrator of New York city Third Ward by Mrs. Juliet O of Bast One Hundred and st, The Bronx. The books wire found a carpet In Mrs. borne, and at White Ward of the To the rs the Third Ward the town Greenville will lake no- that I have been appointed reg- the suggestion of her brother, who for said ward for the purpose registering qualified voters of ii-i mercury will surely the of and r whole system when entering n through mucous s. Sui n l s t in i. r used .-m n from reputable II. v will do is ten fold to the good you ran possibly derive from Hum. Halls Catarrh Cut, manufactured f J Co., Toledo. contains i mercury, and is taken Internally, directly upon the blood and mucous s of Ills system, in nails Catarrh Cur be sure you the Ii is taken Internally and a Toledo, Ohio, P. J. Co. free Bold by Druggists. Price pi r Family PIUS tor , . .; . DO YOUR SHOPPING Hosiery Gives the VALUE for Your Money Every Kind from to Silk, For Men, Womb Any Color and Style From to per pair , Look the Trade Mark . Sold by All Good Wholesale Lord Taylor YORK By virtue Of power of lain, d In a deed trust by tin- Utility Machine shop Co. to W. H. tee. Which deed or trust was duly re- corded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Pitt County, in Book A-ll the undersigned Trustee will sell for cash before the Court door in at noon OB Saturday, Juno HIS, the follow- described tract or parcel land, lying in the town and described Hounded on the b street, on the by street, on the southwest by street, and on the northwest by Broad street, and being u part of tho properly to I. I Moor.-. C. and W. H Jr., by deed from V d James. Receiver, dated December 28th, 1912. and recorded in Hook Page and being tho same land conveyed to tho Utility Machine Shop and Garage Co. by deed from L. I, Moore, C. and W. II. Hail, Jr., on March 14th, 1914. Said land sold to satisfy said deed of trust This May 17th, 1915. W. II. Tin F. J. James attorneys, Id SI Warns of Leaks. An automatic leak Indicator for ships of a number of small cast Iron boxes screwed to the bulk- head of each compartment and set at predetermined distances, one above another. In each box there is electrical contrivance connected with an indicator-board either on the bridge or in some other convenient place. The board is fitted with a of small glow lamps of different colors, and is connected with alarm bell. When the water rise-to tho level of tho lowest box, it makes an electrical contact by which the lamp corresponding to tho height in bulkhead that the box Indicates is lighted, and so remains until the next box is reached by the water, when the second lamp is lighted. Meanwhile, the bell rings continuously until switched off. . Dr. Annie I Joyner. Physician. Phone 298-J. Office son Avenue In the Brown Office hours a. m. to p m. and b appointment Whenever Need a Take, The Standard Grove's chill Tonic is equally valuable as a Genera Tonic because it contains the well known tonic and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Guilds up the Whole System. SO cents. Things That Have Been Condemned If we banished from our tables all the commodities which like been condemned In print, our diet would be decidedly nous. faddists are most Henry once complained. my time I have known them preach that we should give up meat, tobacco, alcohol, soup, starch bread and salt, tomatoes, bananas, straw terries and bath buns. I have witnessed movements forgiving In its, waist- coats, hats, overcoats, feather beds, cold baths, linen clothes, woolen clothes, sleeping more than six hours, Bleeping less than nil.- and tires at the bottom a lawyer, Edward J. of ton street, Jamaica, Mrs. d then, to The name In the books show that they belonged to Thomas Griffin, one Mrs. K. boarders when she ran a large boarding twelve ago, at ; East One ii and Fiftieth Griffin was a street car conductor mid had come from Salem. On May 1903, he was taken to Fordham hospital seriously ill, and he died there alter an opera- He did reveal presence of the bank books. Mrs. Bays he was reticent with hi r and ins fellow board- regarding himself and tires, day before he I called the hospital and d if he wished me to communicate with any relatives or said replied he had none, and gave mo no hint Of the hidden bank The hank will hold for rel- of the dead man. if any may be found. said ward and and to aid In the conduct of the election called to be held on the day of Juno. 1915, in the town of Greenville, N. tor lei ting a mayor d alder- m n for Bald town. I give I've ll. II . Will be a g i if d Ward to j ; r. nil e Wed- June I-.-. J me . 1915, fro i in o'clock p. in , with my book of prepared to register such persons us may be en- titled to In said ward said election, also give m o no person shall be to who does not register. This May D. T. Register of the Third of town Of Greenville. N. C. St, of Ireland. Pt. Bride, the patroness of Ireland and t street, whose feast falls In February, was the beautiful of hard who became the religious disciple of St. Patrick and abbess of The story o St. or fired the Celtic imagination, and in Ireland about twenty bear the name of The spire of her church in Fleet street has been twice struck by lightning and much reduced from the original height, but Is still one the tallest London, ft Is supposed to have been designed by Wren's young daughter. Pall Mall Gazette. Mukden Water Project. A Chinese company under the name of Po has petitioned the governor general at Mukden for permission to install waterworks In Mukden. The proposed capital Is II.- 000.000 small coin, about United States currency, in each. The amount to be paid up before starting work is small coin, the remainder to be paid up required. Such a scheme is doubtless workable and would be If properly man- aged, Mukden has a population of The scheme does not include piping for houses, but the water Is to be conveyed to street hydrants from which every householder will lowed to draw his own supply, Those who wish to have water in their houses will be able to do so later by paying the cost of laying pipes making necessary connections. Cleveland Plain Dealer. for that vote the Fourth Hard The voters of the Fourth Ward the town of Greenville will take no- that I have been reg- for said ward for the purpose of registering the qualified voters of said ward and to aid in the conduct of the election called to be held on the 7th day of June. 1915, in the town of Greenville, N. the pose of electing a mayor and live alder- men for the said town. I give notice that I will be at the poling place of said Fourth Ward to store. Five Points, Wednesday, June Thursday, June and Friday, June 1915, from a. m., to o'clock p. m. with my book of prepared t register such election, to register such persons as may be entitled to register in Hid ward for said election. also that no person shall he allowed to vote Ml III Y. ELECTION t New Registration Ordered, lie it ordained, by the board of Al- ii the town of Greenville, regular assembled on Thurs- 1st, 1915, is ed the charter of Bald town and the various amendments thereto, as . i he held in the is of said town, on day the day of June 1915, tor the purpose a Mayor and live Aldermen for -aid town. The Mayor and those persona elected from tho 2nd, 3rd, and it wards of said shall continue in office for two from the day of July. and those from the 1st and 5th wards for one year from July 1915, or until qualified. The Mayor of said town to be voted for and elected by the entire vote of said town, and one Alderman to be elected from each of the Five wards of said town as aforesaid; at said meeting in April it was further by the board that a new Re- he had before election this year. That the following named per- sons are hereby appointed as and judges of election, to hold and conduct said In various wards of said town, 1st. ward Chas. Cobb. Registrar; O. W. Harrington, and D. E. House, judges of election. 2nd. ward M. H. White, Registrar; V. K. Staton and U H. Pender, election. 3rd. ward D, T. Beaman. J. S. and J. F. judges of election. 4th. ward D. D. Haskett. Registrar; Jas. Brown and J. J. Turnage, judges Use Dormitory as Church. Rev. P. G. O chaplain to the British forces who was raptured the British ambulance column during the retreat from In a letter Io his brother at Nottingham, states that he Is In camp at occupy- a room British, Bel- and Russian officers A dormitory has bean up as a church, which is a great novelty, At one end Is the Roman altar, at the other end Is the altar, on the third aide is the and the fourth Side is piled with beds British, and use the church at different hours. had a meeting he 5th. ward J. U. Boiling, Registrar; T. A. Person and H. C Edwards, es of election. That said election shall be held at the various places In said 1st. ward Court House. 2nd. ward Winslow Stables. 3rd. ward J. S. Office. 4th. ward Old Store at i 5th. ward Tripp's Stables. The registration books of said will be at the various poll- g pieces in each ward on , Thursday and Friday. June and 4th, o'clock, in- to p. in as is provided tor by the char- said town. who does not This May gOth, D. Haskett. Registrar of the Fourth Ward of the town of Greenville, N. C. Fifth Ward ; he Fifth Ward the town of Greenville will take no tie,, l have n appointed reg- for said ward for the purpose said ward and to aid in the conduct of the election i be l old on the of June 1915 the town of Greenville, S. C. for the purpose electing I mayor and Ova alder-. pared to register such persons is may men for said town. I give notice I will lie at he Fifth Ward to stables. Five adds, to decide the fate or our com- of said vessels and brass cross, which . , j. Kings w have a historic value Some were . , , . , . , tor presenting them lo or h, in the end June Friday. Juno 1915. f o'clock a. m. to o'clock p some they were to me for use In whatever Ii I from o'clock a. m rs. with beck registration in said ward for said I notice no person shall he allowed to vote who BOt register. This May 1818. j c. Bowling of the Fifth of the town of lire, mill N, THE OF IT HAS A OP FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST PARKING 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. Is the the Most Healthful, the Most Noble WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN i BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE PEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON nun Mill FRIDAY II M II. M Mill It COMMONER RESIGNED FROM WILSON CABINET YESTERDAY IS BLAME Investigations Still Coins Annapolis at Hands In His Resignation Rather than Cross Views Of President Wilson Resignation lakes When Note is Dispatched Hear M, Think tine Midshipman In I Maine And He His Court I ii i i ii in Today. Hopes to Clear Trouble Annapolis, June Admiral Win. F of the Naval Academy who resumed his today before the naval court of Inquiry appointed by Secretary Dan- to Investigate charges of irregular- In academy examinations, de- to the court that Midshipman James E, Moss, of Annapolis, was the man primarily responsible for the wind., scandal in connection with the last annual examination. Midshipman Moss, the admiral as- was being supported in his plea for clemency by two United Slates Senators, a in Congress and two lawyers. If such lanes, said the superintendent, were permitted to control in such a case it would he possible to maintain a standard of discipline In the Naval Academy. Repeats Conversation Officer The admiral said he very much to have to testify concerning a conversation with Robert Moss, father of Midshipman Moss, and a member of counsel for the accused midship- men, which compelled him to mention the name of the naval officer. Mr. Moss told me, said Admiral Surgeon whom he had defended in a civil case, had assured Mr. Moss that he would look out for his Moss had told tho admiral that he did not wish to make against ell or anyone else, but he expected the belief that the papers claimed to have been received by Midshipman Moss from an anonymous source were sent to his son by some officers, the admiral said, was mentioned connection. in the course of by Congressman Hay. of the midship men's counsel, concerning the of or Information about stud- Admiral said was en-- for instructors to direct the special attention of midshipmen to parts of the subject, they were Studying II a view to their lime be- devoted to the must Important parts N was be said to make copies of former nations which could he distinguished from Information about fresh nations, by reason of the old pap. is contain their bending intact. The fuel the papers come Into possession had the top cut off V Opinion Between and the Commoner Caused the Roth of tin in Deeply Regretted the Severance Public hut Will Continue to Work For Same Sol Joined Hands Washington, O. C June g. Jennings Bryan, three times Democratic candidate for the of the Stales, an author of nearly thirty peace treaties with principal nations of the world, re- signed today as Secretary state as a dramatic to his disagreement with President Wilson over the gov. policy toward Germany. resignation was by the President. The Cabinet then ed the response which had been pro- prepared to the German reply to the note Anting Secretary Rob- Lansing will sign the document, tomorrow it will he cabled to Berlin. Returns to Private Life Secretary will return to life tomorrow when his nation takes effect. It was learned that he intends to continue his cal support of the President. Rather than sign the document which he believed might possibly draw the States into war. Mr. Bryan submitted his resignation in a letter declaring that issue involved is of such moment that lo remain a of tho Cabinet he as unfair lo you as it would he to the cause which is nearest my heart, namely, tho prevention of President Deeply Regretful The President accepted the nation in a loiter of regret, tinged with deep personal feeling of affection. The letters, constituting the official an- of Mr. Bryan's departure from the cabinet to private life, were made public the While House six o'clock tonight should have been sufficient proof to on the scene were not old examination papers, declared the Id lease Washington. June s Secretary Daniels declined lo the re of counsel for the mid mi trial Naval they he released from I while court f Inquire la sitting Mr, said he was following i em He Instructed academy author. tiles lo s.-e nun the midshipman had every opportunity to confer with n in Ml. County Commissioners were In Session Yesterday Nothing Given Out The county commissioners were in short session yesterday, hut no questions were considered. There was talk Of buying a road and were two or three men here to sell the county, bill no machine was decided upon. The ma- china the commissioners warn will be a motored propelled machine. Raging Battle In Has Not Been Decided Up to Now. Fights Go On British and Russians Report Light- Fighting Along Front Have Oder the Allies Says Germany Cologne. June, vis Lon- don. p. iii. The chances in. that Bulgaria will emu- the war with the allies are diminishing, says a Berlin to the Cologne Gazette. political heavens the have cleared the patch says. has rejected the oiler of the Triple Km elite as unsatisfactory. Bulgaria also has received offers from the Entente. It is not known that Bulgaria has form- ally rejected them, hut she is in agree- with and since the lat- has the offers Bulgaria probably will do likewise. assumption is the inure because Bulgaria's de- is immediate occupation by her of the territory taken from her by The Entente has not offered that. Bulgaria mil is not b is disinterested ill the Turk- frontier hut Bulgarian statesmen are keenly conscious that the regarding is Which will come no war he Present. The principal of the School for the colored race, through these columns invites the white to inspect the sewing, cooking, chair, can- and school garden work of school from A M lo E P M i n Thursday, June and to come In the graduating i tea tho more Hill Church i C, C of Durham i the Ranting in fear Three i will he hanged In this county tomorrow, and event, the .-f us kind for years, will take place II i The were eon last month, were John who killed Mender -in colored. lack Miller, who killed his father iii Jack Edwards, colored and Alf who killed his broth in law, Mitch Davis, colored COMMENCEMENT The British Have Form- ed The that the The ire Ex Now Shun I'll.- Must London, June s. The big battle in has rein lied no decision. The have crossed the Dniester south of and have assumed the offensive farther to the smith, and according to the Austrian official report, have pushed the back between and In eastern The operation was before the Teutonic allies continued their advance toward as Russian attacks in the region of were hi ginning to look dangerous, the Russians had. as reported from last week. Inflicted a on the Austrians this district. British and Russian military ion is the after their big efforts, which regained for them the greater part of have about exhausted themselves, and the view- is expressed that they soon will have to fortify a line on which they can withstand the counter- offensive, which already has made it- self felt on the lower San. if Russian positions really were dangerous, these authorities say the allies long ago would have taken the offensive in the west to relieve the pressure on the front. No Offensive Weal. Ii is true that French have been king a number of points be- tween and the district north of Arras, and have gained some ground hill the British quiet, and it hardly can be said that a general offensive In the west have begun North Arras the French have gained ground, and north of the have repulsed four German counter attacks and extended their previous gains. Tin- Germans i to have re- i, ii . d some of French Ks north Arms and north British Quiet. in hi Ii i on their hut to the Zeppelin brought down yesterday they claim lo have i two man an . Reel in the destruction, reported by the Germans, of an allied near There are indications a big it begun the river, I where the Italians apparently have decided to launch their principal The Italian cavalry have cross- ed the river, and it was reported from i Geneva they bad pierced j in- Austrian line AI SEC. BRIAN'S Congressman is Sudden Development i at HO CLASH WITH Hon. Francis Winston Delivers Address to graduates The sixth annual commencement ex- tin- Carolina Tea. h. rs Training School came a close this morning with the address of Hon. Fran Winston and the awarding of the diplomas in the graduates. Prompt President Wright, with the Speaker and Hon. J. Y Joyner Rev, IS W. and of the school trustees marched in and took their seals on the followed by the Seniors, -it, in number, and a chorus forty-five girls from the other es, who took their on the stage. As Misses and Clara continued to play a march the remainder of the student body march- ed in and occupied the seats in front the audience. In beginning the President Wright called on Rev It W Cay, pastor of the church of Washington for pray This was followed by a song from the student body and an Instrumental solo by of the students. President Wright made a few re- marks thanking the people for the in- and attention shown at the com- exercises this year and then referred to the -peak, i i f the as needing no lion be- fore a North Carolina audience lie has held so positions in the lie needs no said President Wright Mr Winston made a truly his Ideas and Ins on In Carolina and using ins own words as he later express, hi r l have n or not, hi h, i. l have spoken to The . t started by i Mr. Wright's flattering introduction then the way of explaining feeling told of the wealthy girl who had -ii many was once a h he had a number of men as callers, hut she was always aware they were really liking for her wealth Finally one them came and had a heart lo- talk With her. telling In r how- deep In love be was with lie- ind the conclusion girl said to him, over again. know you don't mean It, but it sounds so good la way I feel about what Mr Wright told you said Mr, Wins- mi l until linen Nothing l the Hills I mil Me Has Telephone. Hopes Fur a Be- tween Brian and H sun June . the news i Se. Bryan's had urn penetrated to the little Halifax county, town of Scotland Neck, where Claude next ma- leader of the national i representatives, It Mr. Kill was notified at his homo, I am he declared He had not even been advised on the j developments In Washington Mr. parried nearly at- tempt draw on the cabinet crisis and called for full particulars. ., just know what to think of lie said He said he hoped for a recoil, in the interest of the ad- ministration. He thinks the people will stand by the president since be seems to be backed by a Well developed sen- us expressed In the majority of the newspapers and other In the even Mr Bryan will not stay in the cabinet i would be prised it Mitchell succeeds him or possibly or some man of his the congressman said help but believe there will be clash between Amer- He thinks the gov- will manage to avoid an act- declaration war against Ber- mi Page I VII Kl n TO it i Asheville, June s. Mrs Amos Harris and small daughter. Caroline, a-era Injured In an bile accident Columbus, Ga., a cording to information received here Asheville while from home Tampa, Pis . to this i with Mr. Harris to lake up their summer residence Asheville. in the a. Idem ugh Mrs, Harris and daughter miraculous sea and statements from their physicians are lo the they will be able lo resume their trip to Western North Carolina within few weeks. Submarines Active I activities. their latest Victims were three Norwegian Vessels. Din and with iron ore and respectively, for British ports, the lurk Superb with grain from South America for;

THE CAROLINA HOME FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR i v ii m i -i i in IT in it by O J Si . Ml Buy Ir at Hi . R. tad AU t J respect will bi Ur u per Hit . be fir l tare rent per line, up to as J august JO. at Us at Mara i N II I HIM, DOM MUM I I I A repeated the tact large . ,. . Hid or ill. I s lien a. lad Now , we lo think i , . . H l u . i when on the . . i i lien i- con- observed daily, to the that then i there are here I . ill . sidewalks and fall the may i mi I in i i- they not realize are, but that I . ii i v ii-. The ire ., mm ii I, . Inn Saturday.- , on ill r it war fol I i in . ii n m hi ltd . mill Hi- v . . Is then tin m lo may t nil tin as. H . contending lot a an overwhelming major It i tin l-in in word . en carried to better . d building for that . till- Hue conjecture war be upon u We man who dropped bis it mil is quite lot in the bond thought just . . hat in minute, will the man . ,,.,.,. in hi economical manner; on lien be ion r mis. or ii In rot el against bonds, should lo it pet a i lie right We be trained n in . i I II ; I, has always beet lie pi. ham e, lo though we an dial of the men who Hill charge the expenditures ,, i., . ,,,, is to work for personal gain. -r . . . III m in i ; hi tin III Mil I it Is great fault of the Ami . p. that they talk lo i and then a anything when it ii- no trouble i j i an hear m i or more foolish expressions, and the have no on i particular, Men Just palaver , n stale there Is I u then the think n ; I In . or at the i. a hear ii spineless puppets ;,. ., p. Inn raise in pan i- rut. for an know much tin u rooter . , i . never the fellow s i in for . ; . . . . . . . t I . . . I. cot a r i-pt . n in case not. w. should m w. . II . them tin proper I, . w ill not t. in order to do this Hut . it he protecting our . we so well It will be lug a body of trained Americana j i are for an and i for will in. an the . deal more year, hut is u better In training men. loan battleships wrap heaped within years The , infusion will work and the sons these trained be born Given at raining School Last Right a Success The given it tin School Auditorium tin . proved to be one the int. and .-ii School could not been and arranged for ,. this The Japanese Inn terns and the large Japanese parasol hanging down out the performers presented a rare The back- ground and the setting showed exquisite taste, the and the electrical effects making an lo eye Playing the voters and the town lo a sharp eye out on the II Is the . costumes which had been Imported of i man who is mum taxes in I.- how the is ,,, .,., ,,, ill ii ; he should demand an Item of all money spent. doing tin-, you safeguarding Hi. of the town a- well as ow n interests for this single production m lb the whole i appeared stars one having the Last action mi amateur. the Mikado pan in the Mikado's attend nut. the little maids and the men. till took their parts in a most creditable manner. The a. t the the Lord High Executioner of Secretary Bryan the Mikado, in the court yard MM . i in in- resignation to Mr Wilson, and I so doing Bryan has put a hitch Into ail the possibilities for future j public life It seems, that Bryan, by has shown he hasn't Hi. to stand up for American right We wain war anyone, Inn this and glorious country that we are proud lo call no I matter where we arc must not be sub- . kit , i will . , ,, levied to m-t i- pleased Hie a bet- J It will be n race tried trusted, who will capable m ,; I ending an i, . n n provokes enough auger to , i-. us In in war i- inn r i tin sent Ku- i,. had, least mi for , i men w understand . . he r tin th hi tin I rained to bout . . Is staled above, mi but great , , . i he . tilt I I . I i . . . i t war re v hand it. Bryan saw that Wilson meant Dual- and the little school teacher who tins proven his worth, is stand up with grand Ideals a true American, and no foreign late disregard our rights when American blood for a reconciliation, but u in men with as Ideals .- Bryan, who will mil i n i arises. mi s wonderful man I hough, and he .,. el i to disagree It and .-. mean in th old I'm k . something harsh about American when he his II Hat ion-, ,. . . . . pi I ii rM r i I i; i VIM II II mil- bis He goes, rive ill will tell Will I- will be in. Herman government, will In , ,,. , hi will knock the i . s i all to pieces Will be Impart feeling the i . to blind Hie We Hunk over to . array on . Allies, ii would . disadvantage of th.- by having the Dotted de Ion them. They arc receiving DO aid from tho while England ll l I III HI . i fol , . . rap . ; . . to the big, . Mr long, it tin l II . i , re I ml I . the i ill friends who i -t . whims tickle i why worry r I In our dress ever o all gel life ii time and we as well have ii before Ml run- hi M k and all a n and t. hap- ii i may I bucket We lake tin to Inform our i I to lie i; i i rep- and have Ice cream on Bun- days The I'm. I. had a k nil alright, inn he Inherited n from father his . Is ll I . I low I . i a tied .-. tn gel . , fol . . . n t pea will gel war Will II . .,. him , i, , ii. idea i- man .-- val . . in p tin talk pi and nut . . rained I. Well In Hummer it . In .,.,., , t cough and sleep Impossible n tn H am relieves tin linking, cough for all i d I pi Too had fled from his father's oil account of the at- of an elderly lady ii hose love In- did not care in receive Reaching official residence of disguised wan- minstrel, tails in love With one of the III. little wards of the High and whom himself, was ex- to marry At this point a let- is received from Mikado which he complains about there not being enough executions. An i- ordered at once by the Mikado oilers himself as a sub- -i for Kn on condition be his bride for a month, learning Mikado is near the courtyard and having arranged an execution, lo a law in the land taring that widow executed shall be burled frame- up a letter lo Hie ado, signed lo Hull. in which the letter Hint he witnessed tin lion It is He-. I. the wandering minstrel Is the son of Mikado and everything n-ell when i with hi bride Yum The sing It n I win id j , lass, Mr- and Mavis featuring in . . . m cling, Hiss I In the Ku ii. most nil parts In the play. hardly excelled sue held ii n i applause Bah. High a. ling . Miss Willie Smith, was one id I., -t charm In the play, an . r i was . Mis- Marion as and her two listers. Peep Bo, who were Louie hell and Bright. . each to point of made them look as slaters ii-ha mi elderly lady m love with Nunki was lo Miss Mavis Miss us Tush, a noble lord, her part well. Mrs, as Nunki. also her part j. as well as featuring In sing- Miss Willie Greene Hay. as Mikado, Miss Lela Mean.-, Ben, featured In the second act when they arrived at of The maids and nun were all in costumes and they made a The play was full of culture and re linemen and was as entertaining could in it was perhaps one of beat ever seen at the Training School and alumnae can rest assured that the showed something pleat id all. MIST . June ran ton and Luther Canton, brothers, will be electrocuted tomorrow for the of Mrs. James R. Wilson. The younger brother, James, was fount guilty of murder in the degree, de- the confession of the elder broth that he attacked and murdered Mrs Wilson lie stoutly denied the younger brother look part in the i min- or had any knowledge Of it. and though racing death himself fought lo save his brother James from the same fate. The conviction and sen- of younger brother con- eluded one of the most sensational trials of its kind In the history of The murder took place on April and the trial was concluded on May Mini The Pill County division of far- l will meet Saturday, June 12th, ll A M All local I are requested lo send rep H Q Alexander, president of the state union will r a address at U All delegates and are ,,, bring Ho dinner with them T Manning, Piles Cured in to Days if OINTMENT m turf any application st III hi n in. of l ran cm i . I . . . are old . III ii s. n i , . . m , . for i i , in 1.1 it. Then when hi nun on, fol ml proud possessors ,, large Heel fast steamers In used lot la I work battle Inn is lo form I in 1.- Sam Would do Well In build him up a ii these ships, so Hint in. i call them in in the event war The scribe on hands tin rotten, k ever read in other i thou to thy home , let exposition lake Our deepest to Cowan, of the Dispatch, during this time dire distress Caused l loss I Ins mother. est by Test Many 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. N. C 1814. . i A Hadley, N c . In regard to the J. Case Tobacco Transplanter that I bought from you year will say that It gain- perfect satisfaction I got a good Stand and the tObaCCO grew off better Hun when I hand If I couldn't gel another one I would lake Three Hundred for the one I have. Yours vi truly, II Phone Greenville, Moseley Brothers Insurance and Real Estate Agents. 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SENIOR CLASS EXERCISES GIVEN ON Senior Class of at Training Present Interesting Program A FEATURE I las I Wen I in I Id lira l-ill- prov- ed an the a com hen on . r class of large audience on the , u Long before Hi,. ex there wen crowds people gathered around the km lo in v the Girl's and hen Seniors marched In an took places In the center of the spectators, were showed were to see and enjoy ea h 1.11.1 and the all class colors and .- the Seniors, v el green white, their class colors, advanced, a and picturesque with all the beauty and happiness of spring was There were many there who witnessed I he exercises last year in a tin lave even r . an- n urning and the one , lass of I Tl on tin a tin of well by Sen as a whole, and II life and . all and made I v mil all to to M spirit and ill n ill . rial Mb . lie, read and of I In I mil that the; entered the School up until the ling r ; . literal I honors ii on had clean if the hi was lowed by song in r hi. Mi In k also of came forward iv to mi Pres Tl full and the words were so good dial Is hard to refer giving in full The oil Miss gave have task to ii . Tin fay to do it is lake a running . You'll you'll soon gel tin in the task given to mi . i a I To write 1- Mr Ami give him all is due Hi. is and mid kin I and rue, II. noble, wise and good, has lei ii-1 do as Whenever he possibly could. A. leader hi II them. As In- leads In in The him Ami answers his every all, There is nothing goo I him. There is nothing no rue, lull. 1- mil v. do. We're grieved leaving our Alma . . , i -hi j ii he to I vi bi Ml r, Ion . n program r. I tin She had a clear the and mark hands or and her . II ; and her expression man handing out her knowledge made one think she really was u teller, Borne were to be teachers conduct Modal schools, were to be nurses Mime were to to teach the one was to become Mayor of. was to big laundry business, and mi on until the whole class had had laugh on one another. Connie Bishop, of Wilson, next d to the front and paid s splendid tribute to K. their beloved I lei med Principal. She spake the sentiments . in telling what Mrs. had done for them In many v an her remarks were mil Long w. in urn hi was then nm; by and the exercises with presentation of the Class Miss Clara . Atlanta, la Miss Davis called for Miss Willie ill. Class and received up which members of her 1.- seined to the Class Day ac- ii by making appropriate re- , its return m k. Austin, faculty and Class Advisor of the S to and Miss Davis presented him lass Mr. Austin in ii he needed nothing in make remember class each the seniors would ways have warm place In heart. president tin- Senior class Miss Moore, of next presented President Wright unit a k for This amount the Seniors had in mi a- n for needy students. Moore Miss Proctor, of the class of l- with the malt which had received from her class Miss Proctor, upon n . called fur Miss Alice Herring, president of the class of and pro- her with the in keep until . v Tin- with song lass, livery mi program was thoroughly . . I and the lass had re gr upon themselves t lie II I I N. June Mrs Jenkins, who has town visiting her parents, and Mrs A ;. Cox, In r iii We are glad to know that Mr. it. who has been very k for several s-eeks is mm improving. of Ayden, was town Friday. Mr-. I last in Greenville. Will fried I. and Miss Carroll spent Thursday in I'll Our ; Hunt club mi 1.1 in order to lie in sell more rapidly, ii.- have reduced the prices tin-in. bill quality 1- in mi . Impaired. Co. order . . room new goods selling ladle. dress goods, and I pi . Cum,. and . ml Co p your filter ring the r, mi rile; -ill Hi. stoves . your painting with Will and A A . loud of . a . Mrs v I. . ling hi r Mr. I. ii with her grand-daughter 1.1 visit her daughter Mrs. I, H. near Tin. Hi.- A Cox Mm Co i- growing in number of rs. We hear Master Thaddeus Hun sucker been added n the Junior Mile Saturday day i June it p. m. I will the residence . . II. Turner, v . I him Town. hip. i . expose in and men sold in other personal properly I cash. Invent I k I i Hi by 1.1 an or- in. 1-1, Superior Court , day June 1915, s Attorney. Need a Tonic Take. The Standard Grove's chill Tonic is equally valuable as s Tonic because it contains the known tonic and It acts on the Liver, out the and Builds up the Whole System. cents. ABOUT WIDOW DOW By CLARICE by N p . . Jay frowned over the let- from the manager of his houses in The houses had been an inheritance from his Uncle the income from the half little cottages had been an addition bis income. Of course, the prop- was sadly out of repair and a great dial of money had spent upon still the agent had made many complaints about dissatisfied tenants Jay reread the letter About this Widow said tbs lives In the last cottage m the very edge of the woods, and she says that some of the trees should cut the shade her place damp. I tell you she ought not to make complaints when she Is behind with her muttered Jay. thrusting the letter Into bis pocket run down there myself and have it exit with Mrs Dow The day. quite unknown to Green. Jay alighted from the train at the and took a short cut through the woods to reach his property He was not prepared for the hugs black woman who waddled across the garden with a heavy foot. Her woolly hair was tied up In snowy turban her white gown was Immaculate. you Mrs. asked Jay. The woman looked at him am she admitted. Green wrote to me about you. Mrs. How; he said you wanted some trees cut down I will see him about the Jay. at finding his agent had one of the cottages to ether than white people, pursued his way through the street toward the agent's office Near his destination he was just In time to snatch a young woman from under the wheels of a raring automobile. It was. they were both flung the curbstone, and the young woman lay pale and white against Jay's arm show volunteered a woman, and she led the way toward Jay's row of cottages. She passed them all until she came to the last one, the abode of tho Widow Dow will go Inside with you The doctor is on his she said, as she opened the gate. Dow met them in the perch, and she took the slender, unconscious form In her arms and bore her up- stairs. village doctor rived In a few moments. Jay wandering restlessly In the little garden, could not rid his mind of that lovely face which had lain against his shoulder. It was a pale, face, framed In rich. red hair that grew on fore- head The lashes that lay on her creamy cheek were thick and dark and curling What color were her What ailed him anyway he himself fiercely Never before had he cared about the color of women s eyes The came down and spoke to him. arm is he said. hr working sniffed as she went out. Dow Is an explained the doctor in n low tone been having hard sledding. I understand. and guess losing the use of her right hand for many weeks won't help am Dickson. the owner or these cottages I came down to see Mrs explained Jay. feeling reasonably elated because his divinity the Widow Dow- and Strangely contented at the outcome of affairs, this most impractical of landlords proceeded to visit his other In row, and with them planned to make such Improvements in the and grounds as would a change in the name of tho place In the course of time It was trans- formed into Hose Terrace, and it was due to the good taste of the Widow Dow. who acted as Jay's adviser In the matter of improvements. During her convalescence the Widow Dow to drive In Jay's big automobile, while sat, a mountain of welling pride, in the the was pleasantly shucked to receive a generous check his employer was married. He never really kn.-w what it was for, hit Jay explained to his lovely it hadn't been for Green's com- litter I, never have gone down to see Hie Widow other chap might have won her Hut the widow only laughed in her way couldn't have been other lid there you, you know And lay was supremely Contented With very lucid ex- Gun An electric recently Invented in England, aims to put the powder mills it of business This weapon usual procedure by pulling pro- Instead of propelling it This purpose Is accomplished by an Inge- arrangement of mi-snot on the of the tube WANT ADS WILL I. Mil Irons, Heaters, Lights and Proctor Hotel Building. K-ll-c FOR on six mum house Pitt Street near avenue. Apply to C. M. ti it n n m h. M. mil REST JIM 1ST, STOKE new by I. C Hatch, III I Ml Hill SALE I Wide seated, rubber tired buggy in splendid condition. New top and storm curtains. All for K it Stretch ii -d I W M II is MOVED his into National Bank build- second floor, rooms to 5-15 months. Many People Knew the 1st- of Healthy The kidneys filter the blood. They work night and day. Well kidneys remove Impurities. Weak kidneys allow Impurities to multiply. No kidney should be neglected There Is possible danger In delay. If you are nervous, or worn out. Begin treating your kidneys at once; Use a proven kidney remedy. None endorsed like Kidney Pills. Recommended by thousands. Proved by Greenville testimony. J. J. Nobles, Dickinson and Paris I Greenville kidneys were out of order and I bad a doll pain In my back which worried me. In the morning I was sore and stiff. The kidney secretions were Irregular. Kidney Pills were brought to my attention and I got a box. They relieved me of all symptoms of kid- trouble, putting my back and kid- In good shape Price at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney Kidney same Mr. Nobles had Poster Co, . W. . limited to lye, far, sad of lasses with Dr. D. L, James. Bill M. F. every am Otto. A Lawyers Practicing In all the Courts OBos In Woolen Building fronting Court F. THIGPEN Window's Stables II FREIGHT K it you value quirk transportation, route your shipments via Norfolk and Southern Railroad. Watch the time made by their pack- cars, and you will that your Interests are best served by patron- j them, as is ENDING OF THE GOLDEN DAY World's Sorry Recompense to Youth That Has Given It All Its Best and Youth came Into the market place half dazed by the dazzling brilliance of the sun. but with strong hands and a spirit Youth found a master, and was happy even when surcharged with labor and meagerly rewarded and denied sunshine Youth gave largely service and of loyalty for of these tilings Youth was prodigal, be- richer in them than in dollars. Years rolled by. and Youth was less quick, and showed the pallor of work- Indoors for small recompense. Then one day the master reflected and said to himself; of my hand- maids has less to give me In the time to come For I must keep In my house only those whose hacks are strong and feet eager and hands sub- And she whose name had been Youth passed languidly, and the mas- marked her without speech that see no longer sang softly at her work i as once, and he few years and she will be of much less value to me, and I shall be paying her as much as her labor is worth to me which would be no bargain. Hotter dismiss her today than And he called to her and plans are altered. and I no longer need you here Take two weeks, look about you. and be that I shall give you a letter of rec- saying that have found you a fairly faithful servant in such matters as you And tears came Into Youth's eyes, knowing that she was Youth no longer, but an empty Weekly. ring FREE On the following dates the Health will be at follow plan.- for the purpose Old vaccine tree to all who wish it. Ai the of Dr. Moseley, Farm- ville. Into I- A M., May III. June and -1st At the of Dr. to M . on May ill. June In and At the office of Morrill. Falk- land, to M. on May In and At the office of Dr. Cox, P to A. M. on June I, II and At the office of Mr. Ayden A M. to M on June I, 22nd. At the office of Dr. Haw son. ton. to P. M. on Juno I. am At the office of Dr. Jones, Grimes laud. to II A. M. on June and 23rd. At the office of Dr. Griffin. Bethel, . to A M on June and 28th. Three Injections will he given at ten day intervals with a hypodermic No scar or ulcer is produced. You lose practically no lime from your work and you are protected from typhoid fever for S to years, it free to all. There are three times as many deaths from typhoid fever In X v. as in remainder of the from typhoid fever, and every one who it is incapacitated for two months besides Hie enormous expense. There are mole than people alive in Pitt county today who will be dead within months from today because they did mil lake this typhoid vaccine. There is no danger In taking this M T Jr. M. County Health Happiness. Tile small boy gets his happiness neck de.-p In the creek on an August day; the grandfather it In the society of the newspapers when their names appear those some look for It in the stock them It is a matter of dollars and cents. There are as many varieties of happiness as there are sorts of people. Hut the most satisfying and lasting happiness is the retroactive type that comes through making others happy. We get out of life In proportion to what we put into It Mistake Made When you Buffer pains and acnes by day and sleep disturbing bladder weak. by feel tired, nervous run down, the kidneys and be restored to healthy, strong and regular action, it is a mistake postpone treatment. Foley Kidney kidneys in sound, healthy condition and keep them active and strong Sold everywhere, ii- l Norfolk Markets by Bros a Co. Jul win .- September II 1-2 July lard r lard July ribs September ribs J. C- rot Plants Ferns, palms many other plants or the house. Write to a Spring Price List of Rose Shrubberies, Hedge Plants, and Shade Trees. It BUSINESS IS Mall, telegraph and telephone order promptly executed by J. L. a CO. Florist, N. C. Store let Flowers For All Occasions. We grow them. violets, Ta lies and Carnations a specialty. We ding and Funeral flowers arranged n the latest artistic styles. Buck Pan Flour, Oatmeal. Washington Quakers Corn Post Post en, Porridge, Gray Nuts, Instant Cereal, Flout, Self-rising Flour, Cob an Gal fee. S. M Schultz DB PAIL DENTIST ever Frank Wilson's Store N. C. at D. U. Attorney at Law Land and In formerly occupied by V. B. James a 8.1. Attorney at Law Office in National Bank Building Avenue, Fourth end Evans Sir sets Both Bay Seal Ten Will B. F. en Fourth Street new Fran Wilton's store Insurance ALBION Attorney at Law In Building, Third . wherever his North . BENTLEY Still With Mutual Life Co. of New York. J. E. MARSH Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist Treat All Animals rails Promptly Answered Hay or Day Phone Night B. C. CAUSEY Law- Office N. C. inf. ANNIE L. . Mill Physician Office in Hie National Hank Building Dickinson Avenue. Office hours to and to Attorney at Law MIRTH MISS JEAN Graduate Nurse PHONE US I. All the rooms in dormitories engaged for the summer term and applications are still coming in for wish to say any of the people of Greenville who de- during the sire or willing to take roomers or boarders during the Summer Term please to notify me in writing, stating whether you want roomers or board- or both, and how many you can Please state also your charges per week. The school does not assume the re- of giving you hoarders, but we shall lake pleas- In writing to persons applying for places, giving them a list of names, and asking to write directly to you. Director. neglect a summer cold. A bronchial cough causes broken sleep and lowers your vitality. Hon- and Tar Compound and heals raw. Inflamed membrane, stops tickling in throat and clears stuffy, wheezy breathing. Contains no ates, children like It, good for all colds, and bronchial Sold everywhere. SCHEDULE OF TRAINS Atlantic Line. North Bound South Hound No. a. m. No. P- m. No. p m. No. p. Norfolk Southern Hound West No. a. m. No. p. m. No. a. m. No. a. m. No. p. m. No p. m. Mini in A Hills Ir in the County County n II Harder The defendant above name I that an action entitled above in in the Count of PHI County b A Mills . , to recover tin lands the lying In PHI for and advances made ti . 1.1.1 to the defendant and upon and said de fondant will further take 1- required to the Court Court of County on June t. 1915, Court House in North Carolina. Let the lam further lake notice he i- re quired answer or demur to the Com- plain which will be Died in said ac- mi or before June 21st. 1915, and if he fail to answer sail Complaint on before June 1915. the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the in his Complaint This May D. COX. Clerk of the County court. NOTICE. Hy of the power of sale con- In a certain mortgage deed by Clifton V. Harrell to J. K Bullock on day of Jan and recorded in book T page the Pitt County Registry, the undersigned will on Monday the day of June 1916 at 13-80 P. H. at the Court-house door in Greenville, N. C sell to the highest bidder for rash the following described tract of land, Lying being in Pitt County and Slate of N. C. and in Township and described and as follows, One tract of land adjoining the lauds of J A Bullock. C. C. Little and more particularly described as Beginning at a gum oil Beach Island, North poles stake, South v. West to the run Creek, then down various said reek u cypress, with in the beginning, containing acres more or I- II being ,. I of In . tin division lands if s-. Harrell and i Is . d In Division Book pages . mid In He- ., known as the Ian Sale made to lid Th the a 1- . .- Ml I II i I Or I North Carolina In I'm 11.11 n w A. Ingram and Wife ll nun.- an ii. -.- undersigned from the Sup of Pitt In above en titled action. I on Monday, the day July. 1915, at o'clock noon, at tin- courthouse door in said County, in sell t. the highest bidder for cash to said execution Issued e enforce a lien tiled against the property, described for mat. rial, all the right, and in which said W. A Ingram wife. Ingram, the defend- ants, have In the following em real estate, or had on 1914, in the town of Ayden, fin County, North Carolina, is the and hits located In western part said town of Ayden, lying on 3rd street, and the same lots upon the said owners are completing a residence, being the same lots recently purchased from J. and others. Beginning at a stake feet from Joseph corner, runs a Westerly course 3rd street To feel to a stake, thence North and at right angles with 3rd street feel ti a stake, thence an easterly course with 3rd street feet in a stake W. A thence a course and aforesaid second corner of 3rd street to the beginning And also a lot lying east of the above described This 2nd day of June, 1915 Joseph Sheriff . i. ltd I It I It II tit i SI He el Hi u of Si HI. W. II. I HUM s I II Mil III II Mini All whom Hi. Hi- Conn- Greet n appeals by authenticated record f- n- voluntary dissolution by the unanimous all the stockholders, in office, T M Meade and . Inc., a corporation this state, whose principal In the town of Greenville, of Pitt. State of North Caro- line T. M being the Mi u Hail, Jr who baa mi Overland automobiles in tin for some months hack with a. and Charlotte, re- secured for South i Sim , sec territory Mr H to be more convenient him n. ha office in hi line vi His bowel el w ill Ninth street and Ins business therein and in charge thereof, upon In the Mi whom pr.-- may lie secured. has mis bad wide expel complied with the requirements bus Chapter I visa I 1905, entitled While the people to pleased In know Mr Issuing of this Dad is much progress ., doing well In automobile bust Now. Therefore. I,. J. ii 1- a source m his Secretary of state of North friends hero lie has found in District Court of the Culled Slates for tin em of Carolina. In matter of, D. Tun stall. ill lee el Notice I-- given that on the ; day of A P. I said Claudius adjudged the to el tin creditors will be held at of- Ice tin undersigned referee, . . c , on Lite I mil day Jinn A inn M which time tin said may prove their a trustee, the and such other .-. i i -.-, el H Bryan ., . . on, N IT. i; Carolina, do hereby certify th said corporal inn did. nil Hie Hist day May, 1915, Hie In my office a duly executed and attested consent in lo the dissolution of said corpora Hon. executed by all stockholders thereof, which said consent and the record of proceedings aforesaid ire now on tile in office as pro- by law. necessary to change his resident Mr Hail been a resident here for some Hit.-, or sixteen years and has always been conspicuous in work for the interests of Green- ville is a man of considerable business ability and is associated with many business enterprises here Mr. Hail last week in Char lotto iii making plans in testimony whereof. I have hereto Since securing the my band affixed my official seal at Raleigh, this day of May A. D. 6-3 ltd Secretary of Stall Bryan Grimes, , , NOTICE HI Of the Palmetto state the name of Ins becomes Mrs Hail family will join Mr Bail sometime soon Mrs is prominent in social circle- Ibis and II is Greenville is in lose . family. Coil ,; the m n nun- t a iii cling assembled Wednesday, 1915, ordered U . lion be In in. ill Hie following lie-ginning .-i, it s into Tar HI running up Otters reek lo lie Mill Creek, Mill creek Johnson B Johnson Brunch J. II land; with this land the late John King farm, and with tin said King line lb-no Harris lie. In Tyson's creek ; son's Tar up Tar riv.-r to the beginning Thai said election be held Tiles- lay, Bill, July the Public School House in above de . territory, for the purpose of ascertaining Hie will of tin voters of the above rib , ii territory, as to whether there shall shall be levied and collected a Special School Tax on the One Hundred dollars valuation and on the Poll in the above de scribed territory, said election those the Special Tax shall vote a written or printed ballot con- the words Special those opposed lo said Tax. shall have a written or printed ballot, con- words Special lax And it was further ordered that C M. Mayo he and is hereby appointed Ki . for said election, and II C. and II May., an- hereby pointed Poll Holders or Judges of And it i- further ordered a new registration is and shall be required, and the registration books for said district or territory shall lie opened and closed June for the registering the qualified voters of said This 19th. day d May, HUB- S. A. Chairman Board of Com of PHI County. Bell Clerk, lid Sub- of Persons Property. the Mill day of Julie 1915, at I p. in. I will at the residence store H. II Turner, deceased. in Arthur, Ham I'll, expose III sale the sin. k goods merchandise, stock in be sold in hulk, and other articles persona proper belong- in estate. Terms sale 1-1 Inventor. stock will lie taken an PHI Before Heard e 1- by mat pi nine, has been filed before tin- Board Commissioner Pitt county, by John W. H Lung, J. W an others, la and establish a pub road In aid Ayden Ton n- hip, .- ginning at the southern ti in the town of Ayden at line of Mrs. K. Nichols, and , property of J. J, Harrington, M, V. and others, and running Into Green- Kin-inn The notice required by Section the 1905. North Carolina is given that the sad Petition will heard at the next meeting of the said Hoard the day of June 1915. This 7th. day of May 1915. Clerk of the Board Till I IS Mil ll virtue a decree Super- court I'm count; In J I. administrator, J, Morris the undersigned Commissioner cash before Court- house door in N C . on Monday. 1915, following described par.--I m tract of land, situ iii the county of Pin and In i township one-half mile north the town of Bethel. One acre of land lying on the right side of the road from Bethel Hamilton, adjoining the lands of G w. and Col. Hammond the land conveyed lo Mrs A Morris by W lo which the deed is made I'm a full and accurate lien. This 1918. P, MORRIS, Administrator and ; and ltd North Carolina Superior Court. Pitt County Before Clerk. Ian ma Moore. W. Moore, Moore. Pearlie Moore. John i;. m.-.-. Hell,. Oakley and V, Oakley, by their VI, Woolen Ex Hart-. Hy virtue of a decree the Superior four of Pin County, made by J. C. Cox, Clerk I be Superior Court, in above entitled on the nth, av May, 1915, the undersigned j exhibited on day of sale, and Hi will, on MONDAY, the Inventor; can be th day of June, 1915, it being a- satin can be ins, Monday In June. 1915. expose to token Sale made by mi or- ,,,,. sale before Court House of i f th. Court in to the highest bidder tor Hi- following described real This I June 1915. . Tl property, w n A , undivided interest to II B following or parcel l-H U land, Lying and being in Township. Pill County., North Carolina, adjoining the PI Bill Allen, Joseph Noah T; Win r.-as In I lie ., mi beloved . and other, i- K. J . ,. known a.- Hi i Home Place, i i inn in I Mi in II. i.-purpose ever his ; n .- i whereas our inn in , common This Brothel be I Ice I I el. .-. i-11,. . -r I w upon I; . i I. Smith h on , with l; i. Smith and n will to i w and G. II I. ii, thence with said I a lo Little. J I He port the. and line, lo Salt, a in said to J Fleming line to Sat road, thence with It. It line to I It Davenport and Fleming in the line, thence line to J Little and Baker corner; thence with J. H Little's to the Barnhill line, thence with Lit- and Barnhill line to the Daniel thence with the Daniel and J P. Little's line to Creek, thence with the Creek to the Pen Daniel and Crawford corner, with said Crawford and line to the Geo. Moon- line; theme with the Moore line iii the Dudley line, now It. D. Harrington's thence with Harrington's the Ward line lo the Spier land, I hence with the Spier and Ward line to run. thence with said run to Tin k lo beginning Thai -aid election held on Tues day the July 1915. at the public school lions--, in the scribed territory, for the taking and ascertaining the will of voters of the d- s, i lie, property, as to whether all or shall mil be levied and . on One of I . coring rill n or . to -1 ., l s Pol it i i hall In I . ion. of Com Pin Count; Brae. Bell. Clerk ltd w Notice to I Having as administrator of tin- estate of H H- late Pitt County S. this Is to notify all persons having claims the estate of said deceased exhibit them the undersigned Arthur. N C oil or the day June 1911 or this notice will be pleaded iii bar their recovery. Ail persona Indebted to said estate will make Immediate payment This tin- day of June 1913. ODE kiln ii i of H H Tumor n i s X, l Id runs Old Remedies Won't Cunt. The wont how long hi- for i old reliable Dr. Porters Oil. it relieves l-am n For the c. II I. Having tn of Susan Tyson, deceased, late of Pitt i Carolina, tills It lo my all persons having claims of .-aid deceased lo exhibit the twelve -in Ho- dale, or this not In will In- pleaded In bur of I All persons indebted lo said tale will please make This the day of May. TYSON, G. J Son, f. i . ed the mil I days ii or; , i our I u . i i I -i ii upon the i our a th, . are Bin adj red upon i hearts, and In- further resolved a . lie fun the hen fain . mil I. I ii . lie I in I publication V A A M Smith i ions is u hi mil Mr James cm in Man I nit- DRIVING LAMP is the most compact and efficient lighting de- vice for all kinds of vehicles. Will not blow out or jar out. Equipped with thumb screws, so that it is easily attached or detached. Throws a clear light feet ahead. Extra large red danger signal in back. It is equipped with handle, and when detached makes a good hand lantern Strong. last for years At Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY Norfolk. Charlotta W. V C. The follow marriage Miss Drown, of city, Mr William Jr. II read wit h Greenville people Miss Brown is daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Brown is talented and accomplished young The wedding will take plane on June iii the church hero The follows Mr and Mrs James the honor your presence at the marriage of their daughter to Mr William Wednesday morning. June nineteen hundred fifteen nine o'clock Greenville, North Carolina Will be at home after the tenth Second Avenue Detroit. Mi- cards issued in town to the Pale and Tie Old chill Mil m, If we loins. sod children. la baa. r v PO I . k th -.- ill Mr Hugh Smith w. n, Hie M ball i ii k Ci Ai Horn i, r June III. I North Medical Examination June Mon than one hundred young men have graduated from medical col- lure taking the examination tor in.-use practice medicine and In North Carolina The lass gathered the high school this morn iii o'clock were addressed brief in members of State Hoard of Medical The lion will lake up of week Tin names successful . I--- of next week The State will here week from the tin- -in i i for license will probably be on the opening You Need a Tonic There are times in every woman's life when she needs a tonic to help her the hard places. When that time comes to you, you know what tonic to take the woman's tonic. is com- posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act gently, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organs, and helps build them back to strength and health. It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak, ailing women in its past half century of wonderful success, and it will do the same for you. You can't make a mistake in taking The Woman's Tonic Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. Alma, Ark., think is the greatest medicine on earth, for women. Before I began to take I was so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy spells and a poor appetite. Now I feel as well and as strong as I ever did, and can eat most anything. Begin taking today. Sold by all dealers. Has Helped Thousands. W W of I I to

Barring the i. f new Ford oar, between August I receive from to J share of the pi drive Ford pie in construction. No complex mechanism to learn. In town or country, business or pleasure. Ford care serve every about two cents a mile operate maintain. Tour I 1490; Town Par Couplet 1750; Sedan f. o t. a in all On display and Ford Supply Company THE LIMIT OF LUXURY when one taken a In an up-to-date bathtub of our No Is complete without the comfort and cleanliness r from Us use Pars the many times over. We have finest house In not yours. We gladly will It. S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber FOR SALE Bunch Virginia and Wilmington Peanuts Mixed, Unknown, Iron and Speckle Peas. Sweet Potato plants HALL MOORE MM i Continued from Hi p . it sounds in mentioning i in choosing and Inviting speaker, Mr Winston brought In story tin young who found himself on the operating table of a hospital about to be operated on appendicitis tor if ii weir necessary that his appendix be taken out. II Is said the doctor. said Mr. win Is necessary that I here today, but n Is I nothing to learn you ibis morning In history, el I come to talk to In a plain, practical way and to Rive you benefit of my and to tell you l which I think women in slate should know when I used to l school l stood examination on my leaching and in making a report on m exam- ii was Bald I that I writ that i didn't sot This last of report Is not a requirement in the schools today, it make no difference how much the teacher moves about today, hi i an be In a thousand different is. just so he accomplishes his Mr Winston said be his first speech on education in at Patterson's in county lie was a freshman at the this time, said be bad a vision pan the young woman play around the fireside In the public school houses. I thought they should so leach later a . taught In public should make so- m questions business, change and other affairs, I wanted child win. been reared In public and rural schools to come for- ward and in- the A I to day truth of ii a common and strength and not ml upon Governor and other officials, inn upon tin- of the ii we are lifting the up in batter educational we are not doing our duty. Young , when yon go to h in the children your i Ti II them j have i to give a good lift ill. in Mr, Winston said local people the state are not the educational tests that should to officials representing them. Ills whole i .- h was full of advice to the gradates and was one the in i . s ever hi ard the He referred to the fact people were belonging to b i ins organizations and ion much, joining too many son. doing little. His words along this part of his brought forth frequent applause, He cautioned young graduates about joining ibis and that you join the i b be a true He Illustrated by telling what an old woman said of her husband, which was an answer a friend who had asked what he be- longed lo ill the way of and Her answer was belongs lo nothing human race in- is a mighty poor member of The presentation of diplomas and the bibles to the graduating lass followed the literary There win- forty-five in the ibis year, There was applause as each girl came forward and received her diploma and bible. Miss Katharine Tillery next gave a parting quotation en- titled and Glee Club followed this by Wright made some relative lo the in school and what the students wen- accomplishing and exercises came to a with a song Spangled the benediction by Rev, Hay. How An Old Time Shipping Master Got It The numbers tin- graduating if 1915 are as follows la.- A NEW COMPANY We opened on Third la S. T Hick's shop, a rooting and and our aim It lo give the the best work for money, our prices and give a trial. The Standard Roofing Co. T. HILL. SAYS FIRST ONE AND THEN ANOTHER almost unbelievable that ten he so as the Green; Tailoring does Still It's easiest in World to do for cur method ii a man sanitary clothes pressing machine We press natural body shape into any kind of garment, give you lining creases and a finish that's uniform. Greenville Tailoring Co. PHONE H. THOSE FINE TAILORS Are now located in Proctor Hotel Building in the store room formerly pied by Music Store, where they will MAKE SUITS TO MEASURE W will make all our Suits here in Greenville, nothing sent off, we also give a try on with every suit assuring you that it is Merchant Tailored. We also make a specialty of alterations. Cleaning ard Pressing, etc. We carry samples of the FINEST WOOLENS that the mills can produce. CONNIE MADISON BISHOP IRENE MARY ELEANOR MILDRED DAVIS BROOKS SWANN BROWN EMMA BROWN l EARLE CLEVELAND BROWN SARAH EMILY CLEMENT LEONA PRANCES COX MABEL DAVIS . LARA LOIS DAVIS MABEL CLARA DAVIS MARY FAGAN ETHEL BEATRICE FINCH ERNESTINE I FORBES I LARA GLADYS GRIFFIN ELIZABETH VIOLET HOOKS RACHEL HOWARD SALLIE FRANCES JACKSON PATTIE MACK JOHNSON CHRISTINE BENEDICT JOHNSTON JULIA NORFLEET JORDAN MOORE CARR NEWMAN ADDIE BESSIE FAISON FLORENCE PERRY KITH PROCTOR MARY LOIS EMMA ROBERTSON MILLIE J AN ROEBUCK KATE EL SAWYER ELIZABETH PLUMMER SPENCER ALICE STEPHENS EDNA i Waters white . white white Halifax County Wilson County Halifax County Hyde County Person County Hyde County Northampton County Gates County County County Beaufort County Hyde County Georgia County Martin County Pitt County County Wayne County County County County . Robeson County Pitt County Gales County Pender County Wake County County County Warren County Nash County Northampton County Martin County Pamlico County County Beaufort County Davie County Halifax County Halifax County County County Halifax County . Halifax County Hyde County Give Us Your Ad. Peace Efforts Ike Pres- are Highly Richmond, June B, At the twentieth annual convention Virginia Fed- of no in at those mentioned president to succeed President David son. who will not he a candidate for re-t are Howard T of Alexandria, lye present secretary, ti. Will ox Rh Central Council, i. urged for tin- office -.-, treasurer Numerous resolutions been Important which the . .-, lion I Ix at Ion the spread lo i of poll tan . by State tax tills Idea I I Into State fund. Contending President; Wilson for and expressing the imp.- that be will be aide to outstanding without re- sort to arms. SALE By virtue of the power of sale con- in a certain deed of trust by the Utility Machine Shop and Garage to. to W. H. Long, tee, h deed of trust was duly re- in the office of the of of Pitt County, in Book A-ll Page the undersigned Trustee will sell for cash before the Court- door In Greenville, at noon on Saturday, June If, 1916, the follow- described tract or parcel of land, lying in the town of and an A-. I Down in Air. shipping master the name T. M. At i there there by name. He's dead now. poor fellow, his death i- lauded all the men have sailed III.- seas tor an; appreciable length lime, During Tommy's lit.- be made real thing of business signing Dion on the old sailing ships that crept into the port of Aires. Signing them and pocketing the advance money, giving ex- change a old starvation pa. lot. was Tommy's game, and many are the men who have been trapped Into his dive and i hi lo sea with- out a rag of clothing and no co, Tommy Moore had a long and Hating life before be his re- ward, if there was any Tor him. He was born in Ireland and then to this country and enlisted In rimed Stales navy. Falling to in satisfied with conditions In the Amer- navy. Tommy jumped his ship when in a South American port, man aged . gel down to Aires and Started his shipping For a number of years he all tin square rigged ships coming Into nos Aires with men, and during ibis time be built up one the reputations of any shipping master in world.; His name i known from Port Said to San Francisco, and every man went to sea hated him. is told tin once when a sailing ship was ready to pin to sea. Tommy could find men lo till her. he went in the morgue. a dead man's body, sen it aboard ship told the skipper was an able bodied seaman. When ship go to sea, the man was found lo he dead and about half rot- ten. That did worry Tommy in least, for he had gotten advance money already and was several miles in wake of the ship. Along about Tommy grew tired of life on shore, so he bought an old three masted hark and sailed for England, Tommy made his trip up the Western ocean without a mishap, and reached Liverpool where lie dis charged his cargo, paid off bis crew aid then about to gel a return . for Aires. After a couple of months, Tommy had his hold full of English goods going out to Argentine, and paring to sail on Wednesday morn- He signed on a one man. that bloke in till mil the ships complement could be found in all Liverpool. The English ship- ping commission would not let Tom- my put to sea without his full crew, so there he was a lug boat wailing in the river, and one man la. king for the Tommy went ashore to a shipping master he happened to know, and put the proposition up to him. says Tommy. I've ti to have a man tomorrow says Sheeny. a live pound nine waiting for you when yon place a man aboard that ship of sues the venerable Tommy came from Sheeny. He always got busy when he was the color of the money. that night Sheeny and another fellow brought something aboard and it Into Next morning we fellow's gave It a shake, and it asked am I Who plated me aboard this blooming We gently informed him that he aboard a ship bound for South Amer- Al that the fellow, who was puny, let out a scream like that of an angry cat. and made a dive for the after poop, where lie found the old nut smoking his pipe In much ease. Are you says new band am. says Tommy, and what of have be. ti shanghaied and placed aboard this ship against my will plied the skipper, and what's Mailers you. What Hounded on northeast by street, on by bloke, and I call upon you to set me street, on tie- southwest by Long ashore at Ml and on northwest by i Ho, says the skipper, and Street, and being a part of I call spoil you to get to washing in lo I. Moore, down the decks as quick as lord H. will let you Catch hold of buck Jr , by deed from r James, et, you Receiver, dated December dare address me in such iii Hook B-10 Ml, replied he having laid and being same land conveyed lo told u- fellows I bat was his Utility Machine Shop and name In by deed from L. Moore. 0.1 here man skip and W. II. if I down II I op, I'll Jr., on March 14th-, Said land wan to eat bucket sold to satisfy said deed of trust that. lei mil other -a am r,. . .- . man made a dive him, May 1916, I His ht caught under W H LONG, Trustee .,,, T. gave F. J. James .- Son. Attorneys. bloke, was a caution 5-IT-l I When he had finished Al On nothing hut work and even forgot be seasick. We heard nothing else him. until about three days later when we sighted ,, smack which to lei us have some a ii-w newspapers. didn't mu. h k in inn a. soon as in- saw the paper he made a dive tor one. He .-at read n a minutes, then his chest, he walked alt to poop . skipper was pa- and -aid I 1.1 you The skipper him he would knock out if he did away from poop, and told him what he him and it took him live minutes to do it. Then showed skipper a copy bis papers with the picture of a weak blue eyed bloke on the page Yes, i- more ii what's tinder said Al The skipper did. found briefly stated Lord Algernon ha disappeared and that a reward of t n thousand pounds was offered information as to his whereabouts, you have yourself. probably gel ten yearn for kidnapping said The skipper grew meek mild at that, down mi his never knew who was, my said skipper, didn't reply to this, so skipper went ahead and him that in- would lake him back to Liver- pool . him he had taken a lam v lo the trip in ship, and be move his i lollies all, and a- a and Instead of going in Aires, skipper, could ill Kin and .-el him ashore. pleasure, said Tommy, aft, and became a fair holy tenor lie bossed skipper and mate around. Learned them some table and took i barge things, g. rally. After due time tin. ship reached Rio. and alter calling on old man for pounds expenses home. slipped down ill the dingy, and was rowed ashore The old 1,1.1 n thought he had got off light, and was happy the rest of the voyage, or until we reached Aires. When we dropped the anchor, w. saw a police boat coming out to meet us. and old man got scared, think- had given him away. The boat came along, and one the cops the skipper there was a man on board that they want ed. him Rio, said the skip- per, he's a said the policeman, he's Artful Arthur, and you are biggest fool I ever At this the skipper went wild, and gave the a crack over the head with a boat hook. After being lied for a month by a thief, and then have a cop to tell him he was a fool, was more than Tommy could boar The skipper got a month, for it is a dead game to monkey with the cops. I saw long ago and be told all about It. II. was in Liverpool, and had just robbed a bank, wanting to get away and he got Sheeny Cohen to shanghai him on Tommy's ship, and then he played off a lord. I him about the newspaper story. oh. will, said these per pictures are so blurred that you can't tell what they arc. I am a much like the real Algernon. as you are the of And that's how Tommy Moore was beaten at his own game. Hut I'll bet there was never a bloke had the nerve nil Tommy about ii. End. Having qualified . Executors under will testament of J. W Allen, eased, all persons hold claim., said estate will same to undersigned with in months from the date of Ibis notice. Hie same will he plead in the bar of their Ail persons Indebted in said will phase make settlement Immediate This May SI, 1815. W. K Ivan . Harvey Allen,. . Executors of W Allen M JOT Of IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING INDUSTRIES OF ALL RINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND PLANT. NEWSPAPER the H-st Useful, the Host Healthful, the Noble RAVE A OF TWELVE MUM AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TARE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON GREENVILLE, V is MM, M Mill II Austrians Advancing on The Italian Forces; Make Some Captures Charged that the Teutons are Using Dynamite to force FIRED Innsbruck. Austria, June and Switzerland, and p. thou- sand troops left Trent yesterday and are now against the Italians on the front. In the vicinity of and a heavy fighting occurred recently. The casualties are reported to have amounted to 1,600, while the number of Italians killed or wounded nearly as many, A new ammunition depot at has been destroyed by the Loosen t miles The troops are employing dynamite in the Alpine passes, blowing up rocks and loosen- avalanches on the advancing lier- The heights dominating on the from have been occupied by invading Ital- Declare Home, June via that Austrian military authorities are fostering brigandage in disguise to the roar of advance of the Ital- are contained in an official statement issued war The communication is certain that Austria has left in territory actually occupied by us emissaries who have been given or to practice brigandage, Men of and guards are involved. Naturally they are disguised and provided with In addition they are paid crowns or more, Isolated Troops men have fired here and there and continue to Into the backs of our troops, ed soldiers and officer and provision convoys. Following provisionally at lacking columns, especially in wood- ed regions, which permit wailing In ambush without difficulty, these even have on doctors while they were treating wounded , upon wounded themselves upon lance The Hole says an Austrian who was concealed in the vicinity discharged two shots from a at an observer who was directing a battery of heavy Italian artillery without effect. The communication closes with the assertion that it is the purpose the check Italian Operations and also lead tin Italians to exercise cruel reprisals Greenville Public Library lo Have Booms In Five Points Building At a meeting of library com- Monday afternoon it was de- to move the library to the rooms in the National Hank Building at once. These rooms are donated by the owners of the building lo be used by the library Without rent till January 1917. The suite selected is on the second floor an dis coin, posed of three rooms. These rooms will furnish attractive lot the library for some time lo come. library is of representatives the following in Km of Century Club, Hound Table. Sans King.-- Daughters, Branch of the Southern Association College Women. Hoard of Aldermen, Carolina Teacher's Training School Faculty, Graded School Odd Fellows, Red Men. Lodge It. A. M. A. K. A.- A. M. Chapter and Knights of Pythias. The whole purpose tee is to make the library serve the needs of town and thirds cent Prof. Austin Explains Chautauqua Proposition In full Some lime since a group of Green- ville citizens, believing that the of Greenville county best, need the best, deserve the best, and appreciate the best of all good and believing that it is better to bring good things of the world to your own door, where your neighbors may also enjoy them, than to selfishly seek for yourself elsewhere, simply because you can to go and most of your neighbors cannot, made arrangements with Pen- Association to include Greenville in its circuit this ear. In order to bring this week of pleas- lo our people, the citizens were obliged to guarantee the sale of seven hundred season tickets at two each, the conditions of the con- tract require that these seven bun tickets be sold not later than Monday evening, June 21st if only lion are sold, it means that the guarantors are of two hundred dollars, if four hundred are sold it means that the guarantors face a de- of six hundred dollars, and so on. There Will lie no season tickets sold after opens and those wishing to go must purchase at a cost of from twenty live cents lo cents, each depend- upon attraction II you buy the season ticket, each en costs sixteen and WAS FITTED FOR las Neither Armed. Says Liner Was Sunk without a Moment's Warning COUNTY OFFICERS TIE BRITISH IN possible. Nobody is committed to scheme or plan, no organization Is obligated in any way by a representative on the committee. This method of organization is being sued because -e. ins best way to allow everybody to get in touch with library and lake part in its management n Is sincerely hoped every man, woman and child will feel that he ha- a- nun ii interest as anybody else The plan for raising money to the library has not been de upon yet It is certain, how- ever, that no person or organization will be assessed a penny. All con- ll voluntary The advice and assist nice of who bus an idea will be welcomed all limes. Negro lynched Little k, Ark . June IS, Loy Haley, the who shot and killed Hoy Lester, a well-known young plainer m La Fay site county several days ago. was taken from of m i ad county, mob, and lynched In dense early today, Tin nearly strong, overtook the sheriff while he was in his ii ward in k ,, place in penitentiary FIRST TASTER l Kill II i Friday night the Aral episode the Master Key will be shown This is a first class Interesting and highly enter Mr. while is indeed in securing this picture and it is a sure thing that will he thorough enjoyed by all who sec II is worth n patronage given it. for it always en- to give its the best there is In be hail. s cents. All monies received from after the opens are not allowed lo go to make up ii ii v deficit occur to the tors because of their inability lo soil the seven hundred tickets. This is why we are urging you so strongly to buy your season tickets now. Besides you win sale money, even if you can go lo hut hull en and you can make some body happy ii- letting them use your ticket when you can't go yourself. know the people of Green- ville and county believe pays lo bring on n to a incur and manhood, women to a sweeter nobler womanhood, and young people in splendid effort, they will stand behind then guarantors who are zealously work in this same end. I Brig, Is Home's State- That Teutons mi Heelers and the Wounded. Pass- ire Liven lo Teutons The of Amount High Powered Explosives. London, June was no t armed and she was Sited as a said sir Ed- ward Carson, attorney general in tin cabinet, in addressing court of inquiry this morning at tic open- of the board of trade Inquiry into the loss of the Cunard liner, which was sunk Irish May by a Herman submarine a loss over I Inn vi s. Meet I club of dinner ill in Raleigh mi for dis ii- mu problems pertaining in the North Carolina ii i- , peeled there will he r least in attendance, and I hoped a larger an. ml will he Tl. i Will I . I . pi of inn ii ii c and Inst I So wt of l W lull I. now. i guarantee to happiest most worth of Its he tot Yours for Greenville, Herbert . Austin VI T I ll. i mi mi i p. Washington District Conference meets in tonight and re will he present eighty delegates and two ministers from various sec lions of this district. It It will preach open- sermon tonight and the w ill be presided over by siding i i c, L. Reed. Delegates from are the following R, II Wright, K. in n. a. ii who will leave for ville tomorrow morning. president of court, is assisted by Admiral Sir Fred- Lieutenant Com- as naval and Captain Davis and Captain Speeding. of the Mercantile Marine. Attorney Carson and Frederick H Smith represented Hoard of trade, while Cunard Company and the passengers the late Alfred ti. all were represented by counsel. A large number spectators crowd- i l the court. Sir Carson, who opened for board trade, said he courted the inquiry. He was aide to give complete denial that the was armed and was serving as an auxiliary lo the British naval their note to the speaker -aid I Slates ready have officially denied this, and . i propose to call will con- prove the American g the was armed, and that she in bad In i n fitted . m us port. warning a line Hied two and II is believed a third project lie was also d. an ,,. i only contrary t. law, inn n is contrary la tin civilization and . passengers in manner was a deliberate attempt at Sir r. mat l . Hun . nun of speed would in- Important. The was going i- Knots, us nut of her boilers in sequence of the decreased traffic, thus saving a i of her total coal consumption a amount lab lion i was by British admiralty by w loss but these iii -mi lions arc l . made public, and tin- pail of evidence i- i,, . a ken in quite . -aid t one of the main I'm- the . i. of i III be ., ions and the . the a . upon in i ill lie Ural question to he de iii . investigation II Important Business Concluded-- Road Machine Bought Ai meeting or the county com- missioners on Monday, June 7th. it was found the term of the road superintendent it A. had ex- and on motion he was redact- ed to succeed himself. J. T Hart Stock Fence Commissioner re- and Lawrence was pointed lo take his plan-. W who has been appointed road com- missioner for Greenville township made known lo the board that be could serve, and Taylor was appointed In ins place. After disposing of the above bus. the board of commissioners con- the proposition to Improve tin road I rum Frog Level to Adams bridge and found it was was arranged Beaver Dam township pay one half cost iii improving the road and that of Greenville pay the other half. The citizens of Green- ville to raise the necessary amount by private subscription. The burg road is in he improved by same means. The commissioners have some time been considering buying a road machine, and this meeting Mr I a representative White Company was present sub- a description of a motor ma . up by company, -ells for 16,800.50. Tin decided to purchase ma i one half and May giving their note I. W Law r. in . II as the Green ville bridge, and it was accepted A proposition was submitted lo pro- fenders for the Greenville draw bridge, to provide ample lion tor bridge. it was agreed Hi protection he n, ii . . XI will cost Work will he ed i and i hod lo at i. hie Fill BIG LOAN The British Parliament is Told That Struggle With Germans Cost a Day For Next Three Months London, June Premier Asquith on moving a vote i r- for Informed the members the House I ominous today expenditure in tin- next three mi would not he less than daily. Premier Asquith in the credit measure from April l expenditure had been the in daily. He estimated daily expenditure during of new credit would nut lass than for reason as the war i Britain's in, alien would crease. iii general it the premier to the n Of the government, lie .-. J been Justified n hi did r in. outside . no i i lie task was a- eh . I full iii the lot of any man. After paying to . agues, Mr, i lain ; himself agues the . admitted In word . . i i in lies. in the Seek Seller lie, y, C. North Booksellers i a in id its annual I ere . u variant matters interest to nun engaged kl.- the disaster occurred, m . I rear l., ,,.,,. w .,,., . A petition w.-i- I,, allow lie township an i lion in m a special school lax lo Id. r m in ,, , .,. gram. ed. was found . was funds, upon being ad by K I Forbes, of tin Nation- bank -inn. borrow amount, as security. a note due on February Till 1916, and payable National Bank I, Other minor wen sin h as honoring la rs nu paying debts Incurred by county. Washington Man Is Found Dead in a Room in t and there was a luted design to murder. The real arising are only two Firs i the i i Hi,. lo iii-ii-in lions conveyed admiralty . and I, i to whether everything n tin Killed Washington, X C, V wire was received i .- in, from Not . mil- that J, a local of folk Sou l II, had I. II . ., I m a room on folk The . i u ,. .,., , . i know n i ., id . r It Is light the man had despond, in ., but m and suicide. He s a wife and font i In Washington Surrender Salisbury, June . , . well known beef mark i man in this- city, who here u v. mi his in. ii were i ed with stealing s i baa n turned to G him self up i the boy ii I a were in the Hooper are now doing time for theft. They claimed to be doing bidding Hooper when tin y got I i Cow and hub In red it 6- Miss . , . , in returned home.