mmn
A viUMiBinitjninmucAN om>^jiipw awbmcam tombs and ♦iibem:am orotaiBM^
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T»K €»
POTATQ SLWrXKtE
ta Mw
WAS TRYING TO LAUNCH ANOTHER RKVOLUTIOJi
Who 6ave Pledgeof N«at;Mit> Sm Put Un4er
ll&OOO Bond i^t Btt«a: Dej^rtiowt of JuMiee In-
fmiied of Hto Fiao to Go ijlaares »cd Start
'^ Mcit« Tiroable; VUk and Gktranzs •
' Men Rt^joiee nt ICMpirfng : -
of‘^Ijr Old Fox”
. r- /■ on Criininal''
. Cha^.' ■ ':
UN HI MlkN TVE Win- GEIAID PIEIiCTS FA-
HK^liT j VSlUBIf lEPLY
Temfie Night Stntffle on One S«etoir Gtmany Exiieeted t« Cracede Hu-
ti Weatern Battle Front.—FlaBriitg naiUty Him Righlii to be Respect-
Uquida are Uaed. i k#—Gerard G«ed Forecaster.
CerlMiBa A^raaoe (Tadcr fntmetbat- ' ^
of Deadlr CSwWcato, B«t FrwiA He tM Natw* of Fcn»er Note Fr«»
BraTerr B»Ttt the Day; fUU Gre*- j SubMrin* Warfare on Com-
Mte Freely Daees Total Bemtta ' "««« C«»tt*ue But Paneagers
I aad Nentral Ships Will not be At-
_____________ taeksd.
iflnoKHOVEitiNigyEg
MEmcin
Riral Arsiiea Fadas Ea^ Other on
Edge and Hay Ftght ia City.—Maajr
Uvea iW OaacsT^
flMie wlw haVe beca wilitiii|;i’f
M iMf for potato tfpa: eaa gM
for tiMy aie'kew.
We hiTe only h^ ai^ t* jnmm
the NartBD aa
this ia-the b^ tdi^f,:pet»mme
aUwmbefladto
Id yoiir neighbor, aad
ipiieUly. iMtato pla^ do not to
loBy anleia plaat^ Will have
Naaey BaB plant* next week, hat
’ c«t theae while they are to be
M-
.. .
Sutt iMKwriai' -Oriaiiac..
^^fEt«ss-..p»KtaBt ^leaMUy
SLATON SAYS GOOB PEOPLE AP-
FEOVED.
Only The Mob Gave TrooUe When
Fraak^ Seateaee Was Conmuttt^
SAYS AMERIUNS HAVE
Nj) GROUND Fm
CeMMING
Zapata. Has and GosMlea ia
BdiNT Beisforeeii Frost Vera Cmx;
The Food is Short and No Asanr-
aiK« Where Next is Comtuf From
tm Direct Newa.
Great Britain Se«da Mesiorandws ite*
! latire to Trcatiaent Ae««rde4 C«r-
HAS MADE MANY CONCE^IONS
TO UNITED STATES.
New York, June 29.—^Former Gov
ernor John M. Staton, G«oryia, de
clared in a statement here today “that
the good people of Georgta" approved
Us BL-Uon in comniqt^ the death
sentence of Leo jif. Frank to life tern
in the penitentiary. Only the mob
cansed him any trouble, he said. He
added that time would show the rigrht
and wrons in the Frank cafe;
I Mr. Slaton, who was accompim!^
I by his wife, arrived here
will spend a few days in t^..ASSfea||(¥
dacks and witi leave next' wo^
I San .Francisco. He experts to return
to Atlanta September Ist^
I “It is untrue that I was caused any
serious incon.veniet!ce by the demon*
strations in Atlanta," Mr. Slatra
‘e«rt^. “I,attewiedVtO' my'-^i«s
Inhere as usual. I practiced law in
jAtlalita for t^vanty-cight years before
r became Governor and I will practice
there again next Fall.”
FVFfy SFI lilllli IN BmphaaiMd i« Connection With
LlLn Pl44llV»fi lU, iW PrereBtlng Veisete Carryia« Good*
BEH^fiAPE
Motv Highly Organised «f the £!w-
ropean CoAMBKities Are Beam
ing.—Serbia au Bxeeptlon.
Typh» Grips That Country ani Uon-
ienegM^ Wltil* Faaiae Stalfca in
GaUds a«A KwMtaa PMuid: Bel
gium Yet Depe«ieirt oa laiported
Bdief Food.
THAW IS lAIiONAL BE
CLilES EKFORT
Head of The New. Haxpaliire £^»e
Haopital Mt aaya am Wttaew Stand
..—Sas; «R Ewry 1^s«iL..j, a-
Only » Spotfed'CitBd an} Not Violeat',
^,:f'nii9agii Excttabie, Say* ur. Sw-
er^t; .General .Str^er .et 8»m«
Opiaioti; Dr, £IU«i WmH' Teikkr,
. But Evelyn NeabUt U»yn
to Kneaiy Natim; PipwdaOe Con-
aiieration Wilt be Gi?«s Special
Cases in Fata*; No Aaswe^ Giren
to PrinieiplM S^ F«r& in Awni-
caa Note of Mardi 1.
GERMANY DRIVES
AffiUN^ARSAW
Araqr atarts Frvwi the North TMaod
Tho-OiptUl^of PolB»d.-^4hiaii«Ba in
..S«(r*«t. '■ •
Ererywhere NoHh aad South of Lem-
betg U»e tU^ Are ^»h«d Back;
BrWah Gire "np all Hi^ ^ Sarly
Ending of Wars Mwiittooa Race on
itt
mv THE DNIIST£t
mmmm
GerMuu Farted, Deep, Swift Streaai
UMter ' MereUesa BsMiaf. Fir^.
Charge A«n«u Meadow.
SWE !t,eil8 PEOPLE
ARE HEAISIWEEK-
lYWITHWHiD
LabMatory of Hygiene Btinniag at
Fall Capacity.—Gnat Campaign is
on—rBattie Aga^a^ Typhoid Fever
is Being Waged M (>rer Noi-tb
Csrolia»r;rPe«e]e Qoiddy Rea^Miid.
State lahoratcoy at SaMgh is Now
Able to Ton Out St,*M InjeettMVi
of .Anti-typbM .VaisiBe .Erary
Week. ■ -■■■ ,
AN INVJTATION TO EXHIBIT PIRK
DEPARTMENT.
Graham, N. €., June S8, 1915.
Chief Jo4>n T. Lovs,
Burlington Fire Company,
Burlingtohv N. C.
Dear Sir:—
1 am writing you at tt)e instance of
the Graham Commerci.’il Club and tho
Chief of the Graham Fire Depart-
iment, to invite your Company to sernl
,to Graham on the afternoon of Sat-
jUrday, July the 3rd, the day on which
we will celebrate the .Ponrth,' a repre-
jsentative tocm from your departmmt
to ^va a nott-competiUve, eidii^tioi)^
run on the streets of Graham. •
j We feel that your c;o-aperation^:;in■
tliis matter ■will go far towards- «n-
jconraging and maintaining intenst in
I both of the de|>artments; and will fur
ther c«ment the friendly relations
that already exist between the two
departments.
We are very truly,
JNO. S. HENOERSpN,
-Correi. Sec'y.
WILL S, LONQ, Jr., OUeir,
Graham Pire Dept.
JB. O. U, A. M. TO INSTALL OF-
FiCEIK.
'Hte local council of the Junior Or
der United American Mechanicii will
hold an installation of ^ffiecri is their
council han riext 'TWdtty'i»igift, 'bigiii-
niiig at'eight ' o*«ibc!c'. 'ifr. J. W.
Sechrist, »-State Couiicilor, of High
Point will be present and conduct the
installation ceremonies. Every jnem-
ber of the council is ui^^ t» be pre
sented.
: ;Barlington' C^tatupt^ ’ i^ened
^ftenwMt at ttapeb:yelodi
tilM laiga teat loeaiod fa
the EpUieoiml dtnn^ Tito
parade, nuida «( ymg
preceded the ^p^ng session
of ^e Chautauqua,
Mn. J. L, Scott, chaiirman of the
loc^ Chautauqita Associatien, appear
ed apcai the ]>latform with Mrs.- Yarn-
alli the; sttperintendent of the Chautai;-
q«a, promptly at three o’clock. Mr,
3e^ iidiver^ a brief sUdress, speak
ing coining of Chaiitauqaa and
^tti^ of interest pertaining to :tlic
Boriington Chautauqua. . He. intro
duced Mrs. Vartiall, who s^ke in hi^
[terms of the kind reception which
Burlington had given the Chautaugiiii
people, congrataiating the city far the
bcautif'.il decorations for the coming
of .tiie Chautauqua.
The program for the afternoon con
sisted . of a series lecture on “The
House We Live In”, by Mrs. Yaniall,
and.’f^ncert by the Dunbar Soiree
SiSgw*.
' Titr Junior Chautauqua leadert;
w^,introduced to the auiience and a
was held after
the close it the aftentoon session of
the Chautauqua.
The evening program was equally
as interesting. The Soiree Singers
gave their concert, , after which
^aiificey J. Hawkins delivered his
Ia!iioRifL\llustrated leetUM, 'bright
Eyes andsWild Hearts of Our North
ern Woods.” This was follow^ by
Chronophotographs.
Yesterday afternoon the program
was replete with interest and delight
ed large crowds at both sessions.
FRIENDSHIP ANNUAL GULA AND
PIC^i^C DAY, fULV 3RD.
GERMAN llimAtirillE
iHStai letto IM GenH
IMt Qniit 1$ to
VO.V JAGOW IGNOREP QUESTION AT IS3UE
(iermany Admitted Liability, It la True, But Qussttoa of Mere
- DamagM The Lesat Thins at Issue; Mr. Laniitig Quotes
V rblsge of Treaty of 18i28, Which Ahtdutely
Forbids &tch Ovm Tnmtment of Ncufnii
Shipping, Whether Contraband
or Not, H^t« of Ship -
and Cargo Were
Ptunly
Violat^, -
The
Note
Declares
TWENTY AMERICANS MISSING
SHNliffi TBRPEDOES
BRfriSH MOLE SHIP ARMENIAN
Seosatlon Crested h lasbiigtiHt, But Future
Action Depends to Nature of Frelglit Liner
* MAYBE UNDER CHARTER OP ^BRITISH GOVERNMENT
If
This Is The Case, Then Those Sailing To Help Care For Con'
traband Cargo Took Lives in Own Hands; Apparent^ Ger
man Craft Canie To Surface and Made Attack,
Eighty-seven Negroes and Nineteen
White Muleteers; Eight of Latter
and TweJve Former Not
Aecountod For
Submarines
Get Others
If you want to meet your friends,
come to Friendship on the third.
The program will consist of speak
ing, music and athletics. The livorn-
ing will be devoted to speaking and
music, there will be present the silver
tonged orators of the couKy with thi|'na5e upon invitation from, and under
FROM OXFORD.
The Oxford Orphanage Singing
Class has started on its annual tou -,
visiting the various towns and cities
iit North Carolina, such visits being
best of vocal and instrumental music.
Basket titne, meeting, old agintances.
The afterneoh will be devoted to
athlfitics,
and base
the auspices of, the Masoixic Lodges
and friends of the Institation.
This organization, for sucli it may
iMsk^ ball, tennis, tr»ck, jjg called, has a two-fold par-
balt. 1^6 ^iro^rani starts i First; the Class gives a highly
with a girls’haskrt ball game, follow- enjoyab'e entertain
ed by tra;k meet. In this meet, yonjjngnt, such as will be a real help and
will have a chance to see the work benediction to all good people where
of the ^tate High School Champions, children go, and in ®is way
as well as State and Southern Cham- arouse in our people a deeper interest
.MK5S OPAL
NICHOLSON
TAEsi
ENTEB-
pions. This is the best bunch of
track material that it is possible to
get together.
Events, aa follows;
100 ■
High Jump. ' . >
One mile shot put.
220 yafd dash.
BAXOspar Thvoyr.
4M yard dash.
Pale vault one-half mile.
Broad jump.
The. lon^ l>oys „roeet all comers, be
on hand a*d ro^t for tho home hoys.
The afternoon-, .vuill close wiii> a
doable header ^ bfue ,1m^ game, Bur-
lington, Bettmohi coid Cedar Cliff will
be the visiting teams. If you are
cat for a day of sport, it will be there
for you.
COUNTRY UFB CLUB.
B. M. H.)
) herd times and
(jui; ittSyr^por^ almost as
‘^uc|t as laM ye?.r.
in, and Icve for, all that is good and
true.
j In the second place, the Institution
i-epresented by these cliildren aupplc-
^Ksnta its income by giving the friends
^of the Institution this opportunity to
' make a special effort to aid the work.
|These efforts have heretofore enaUed
I the Orphanage to care for about 190
I wore children than cbiild hp.ve- odier-
jVise been provided for.
The fact that our people are becom
ing more and more intelrestM "in
orphanage work and tho savins' oi
lif« insures the success at the great
work in -which tiiis Chiss is engaged.
We urge tne hearty co-operation of
all good people in this noble endeavor.
Oh !ast Tuesday evening, from 8:10
to 12:10, Miss Opal Nicholson delight
fully entertained at her lovely con$-
try home, “Cherry Croft,” in hoiiok
of her house guests, Mrs. Qydo
Fitzgerald of Raleigh and Miss
Pauline and Mr. Marion Nicholson of
M(:bane. The evening v?as spent i:i
Inlaying rtWk and other games, cf
which Miss Fannie Airks won tlifr-
prize, a lovely bunch of sweet peas;
and Miss Pauline Nicholson the booliy,
small drum. Music was furniiii^:
throughout the evening by Mrs, Clj^
Fitzgerald.
The refreshm»!ts consisted of
watermelon, cream cake Near die
wee small hours of the night the
merry party left deciding Miss Opa!
very ohaiTmiig hostess.
ages-old ejaculation: -
fools tiisse mortals tel”
WEEKl-Y WEATHER FORECAST.
^ued by the 17. S. Weather Bureco,
Washington. D. C., for the We«k
Beginning Wedneaday, June
sa. »15.
Por South Atlantic and East Gulf
States: A shower period-daring
first three days of the •week wfll doubV-,H.
less followed by a period of g*n>.
erally fair weather with occa^orisi
scattered showers, 'flic temptrKtar^
tendency will be upward.
The annctuncement that about on^
tentli of tile (Country’s total p^alAtioa.
live in New York, >s the seae^it \*h^ tii#
Chicago gives new p^fttiMbiMt^T^ WNk thi«ag)i. • -knothol* in -tlir back
ffince and smiles as she obaerv^f'tlii^.
man next itoot making.$%t4ei>. j .
RttMiiUia B«yo>ad 1a Slcvaifd
Wo>ri, Sweeping Plain WStik Ac
mnite Fir«, Bat Fog H«l||e£ At
rftiea* SMfflteri.M SM. ^
Watch and P»y> taM yo enter not
into leaiptatfcfn; ttie «p*rit ituloed is
wiliiiig,
tfatt. 26:41
No wonder a woman
her own mii^f she chalngs^
A womsfli i»-,.*5w*y*.vloi*iJig on
bri«fct aide of things, especially nrfr-