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fight?’ ‘No, chile, no!’
of Wllhemn;
cey; Simms has sunk old Sub-Tirpitzy
milks of Fritz.
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Famous Kentucky “bottled-in-bond, aged-in-wood,
tpect to see at our barn. These four-legged
[ over these Mortgage-lifters. They will please
oo er
North Carolina
attack on the tart <4 the front. If
foread back hero die enemy moat five
way to tha mat If ha half h* could
bold elsewhere.
Americans Go la.
It was at daybreak of September
M, whan tha American* went in. Us
ing nine divisions for the preliminary
attack and under vigorous artillery
■Viwil they advanced five kilometer*
the tort day. But the enemy wad not
token wholly by ourprto*. Up *eo
•nd day ha threw into tha line five
eooater attack divisions he haul hsid is
cloae rssrrv*. They wars Ida hart
troop*, bnt they faded net only to
yneh tha dmetlreea hack, but they
failed to check the gradnal edvatnoe of
Aiacrieem over the dUBeult terrain.
The tort phase of the action ended
October 81, during which the Ameri
can's falsa wars art large but they
tha aammy to see a large
of division*, which became
to parry the
recofviag froaa the
on the wart_ .,
A NSW FORM OP MLACKBL
I W-:'
ONB DAY’S WORK FOR THE OR
PHANS.
imtitutiaas far Cara of Fathartam
CUIdraa ia State Facte* Serious
Situation.
The management of oar charitable
inatttntiooa hart boon making patri
otic effort* to adjust their erode to tbs
osar sod imperative need* af tba war,
which have added materially ts and
of tba nor
_Soma of
the orphan homes are finding diffi
culty te securing funds to «whs«
-v even on ths same
._I seals, with applications
awprnnlattng that moat ha dacBaed
for lade of facilities to e arrant reas
ons bia wpaate.
It la no Uttla task in normal times
to secure sufficient funds te eappoet
the orphanege work and important
i ia a number af the ot
her* been handicapped
■ -1 «d this state of afffcir*.
The talk about the needs of these in
come, bat if the people arc te anrtnhi
them they stoat knew somethin* *d
renditions. During the pres
tecrmsl times, with ’-r'-g
i s4 every sett which the war
'an philanthropy,-It 1
te keep ear /
before the people. Whs
fc defaneeef
_ tdmlni B AoAd alee
Mu way * San fvttn and netivftisn
which'create Urn idmds aad make lar
%wSSmt^Xf
"flowers"
Seasonable cut flower*. Palme, Fern*,
floral arrangemens for any occasion.
Prompt attention to out-of-town order*.
SCHOLTZ, The Florist, Inc.
Phone 441-442. 8N. Tryoo 8t Charlotte. N. C.
BLUE'S DRUG STORE. Agents
the orphan homes la worthy of any
eeeaarsgtmejii the people can offer
and all patrirtie mb and women are
argad to aaaiat la eecorlng tha ftmda
needed to sustain thorn. Remit
through your church, yotur lodge, orj
direct to the orphenage of your choice,
or aaar, Thanksghrtag Day. • (
TM TmUCy-A-WEER EDITION'
OP nre NKW YORK WORLD
IN lPlf. I
BRITISH SUVTBRBD OVER
THREE MILLION CASUALTIES
London, Nov. 19.—British -1
tteo daring tho war, tnct««A»-g all tho
UwatM of activity, touted R04»*9l»
h waa UMurnd in tho boon# oT oou.