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VOL. IX. NO. 89.
pfflCE RAIO BHE
SIS
E OF
Vho Soviht to -Save
i:Mc inhabitants Were
Killed .
Y MURDERS SAID
. - . . .
rAltivc- Mexican Who
bought -.Aid. Of General
Villa Himself Is Shot Ry
Randit Chief, Is Reported
to IIa e Occurred.
Kl.J'ifio, Oct, (i.-'Aiu.t'iig the eix ilians
iiii'd're, liy Vilju On . ri I eriiig 'lisf,
tn ait 'eye. witness of tin1 light.,
t hi'i'i! yeslordn y. Svjis ( iii's:i nil
vt-
i
! i :i ii by birth.," dill a nut in ntjzi'il riti-
lit' Ml'Xiflt, llo tV;i.S till 'Mllv jUTSIJII
t' 1 urivwii origin,, to 'si'iiif finin tin'
it i - 'n I in i i
' h' li'lUKi wont to VilllV t4,fltif:il
iiim to j i i-i-- it t tin' iisx.'iillt ill yiiiini;
h'i.m; liy t .- ) i ! t s "who lUTi' tin II til
' '"'"L' ""' t 1 mill Sitlni's Teiiii'Ht
' tyi .'uiswi'ivil liv. a ijtul shot. :
i1ais't'-ii'ifi ili'iilli at Santa Ysalii-I
j t.fin.r ktirii-knl insi'iisil.li' with tin1
Ion ol' ;i iitol, .A not lii-r i :tsc nf wan
ton killiii a.t t'ttirf- us ro""'li' livwln'ii
a riMlian iiii'l. :iflt' ft iti (i ('; witti tin,1
""i'Milii!tiiili nf, ji ri'i!ii'it of trvili'4 to
i-n . f l.is n sons w ho lia'i liofii iniiuo-
i i iit.T ..Villu s Laml.
ASOLIHE SOL0 TO"THE
f . AUTO TRADE NOT PURE
crri Wise Much of it is Not and Also
jvjca.stite is Sh(rt May Standard-
lzu Producf
; Wii.sUinton. i -Wi-t; . (!..--.. Ant "tin lu lc
tiwiM-f! in lie (i:t rn-t ni' (.'oluniLia aict
';! .f.vJtcrt' in ttic country ;t rc not nh.v;ivs
QfH i-'r' . -
'itlu'-'.fth t!:t;v ;i!:iys t titv tu'l
.U!v-;t.yiirr..- - -
, :;-:f.jiiv' i'l" 1 u. t Ih;n; gr is a
liiivtitir f jj'fiMliiii'' iiu iuM'tisruc, ki'i
' Im'm j.1 hhh Ii Ih':i jt i . ,
. , .ij-rTtftiMu-x svTm.h t hvy ('liy for 10. gal-,
J. :.s -of Un- t'in'1 t'tn- thrjr ,';u's tln'y gvt
s ( iHjil.'jfiltiy ii's t han in yalliiiis,
! t i-t ujMn i ii t nnii;i t itiii of t his U'nii!
t.l.:it -Uif ti'.artinciit of eoii'iiHT't'. micr
jhHM'tnih .nf Sri;r"tarv Wil'liritn I'. !Vi
It' ll, ami fit hr jnstaiM' ol' tin' J,irt.:ll
.Mrivl'.-ints' assin'i;itioii of. tin 1 t r i -1
f!' ;'oiitiiihia, is t'uliinix fti'tivo slrns to
1 A'k ti.lo.tln' v.uU:. mlM'tT-w trt -H -wtt-
t fait"lai'tiiir Hi' it'0(jllrt.
Sm-j.-t.-trv Ur.jlinl.i toiliiV timl H tivo
lt':.ur rtiii t fitt'c ut'h iir. W. S. S ca-
, fmi.. !i!'v-tor of tTo ruirt'an of Mf;iu.;'
, r.'r. 1 at t hc,rl()"ir of Wliieli tlTr Svcrctiirv-v.-.i.i;
, -"
''I!-. :S1i:iHmii witi japj.oNit ;t . t'Mir
n!v of v j t'i ts of (Iris lttin-:iii f t li'
I Kj-of m' iinjx staioiai';! a---t
! i . . f r r : ii a tilt'1 i" '"o o''ifi t inn 'vjt't
i r'tcr-i'tM i.-'mi'-iMit -n.-r i,i,s. :itnl to (cvi-r
nn-tliO'i;. jy winch Mii-f t:ttoiir-
KILLED IN
TRA IN WRECK
.. t il,, i i' l.' ii. I w y I
killo.l ami a .LorAa
I w
, ,'h'
is iii(nro,I r lion till Mi'tTMi-
von.s jii (lie I'onnsy Ivaiiia" Up-.
t f strhj' anil New 'orl. i iash-
t ho roar ol a stork Irani at tho
ml of tli.v 1,,'wision Var, Tho
woio liloi'koil for . mntt than four
F.XCKETT WILL SPEAK IN
LUMBEBTON OCT. 26-
l.iitnl.oi ton, ( )i t.li.. : 'hairjnait T. A.
V -4iiil, Jr., ol tin-. I li'ino.-i at ,, l oiinty
"."en!:' ,i I'otninittoo, annouiirj .l yosl"-"
iav tioit ' T-. V Bii'koft, I loniii. ia' ir
a-rli iati' for (invTiHii will inako- an
!i;.!r,.i in tho tmrt lionso horo in.i tho
i'V"iitior of ()i-tolii''2ii. Canioron Morr.s
mi of I 'lia i h'tto, in fi,'litsliili''l to sn'yk
it. Maxt'-ii, Ih tolMT 1. The lo,al ran
'j at.'s mi tin' Po'intHTittit' tii-ki'.t hi'i'o
illLLH uHrJUII
f GAUS
l.. . . . ..7
J' k -'i i of noi'l
V. M
j , 4l'l:.'iifti"l a vijr'nm s'iil.ino y;ininitj;ii
! ' I to '1'Jin tit aii early tin U. (TW1WiiijF
Ji ral,- iiicmho'is of tlio lo.-ar liar lun'o
n I
t.'i'ii'(l Itjj'ir stTvifpa on tno Kunnp
ivill sneak, in evory townshiii of
"7 Voiintv.
J STOCK MARKET
V
nil;. Oft.' fi. Rails aoiiin as.suin-
i , i-iueilianoinu ihiiiiih mi roni i op-
Y' with fnrthor gains of 1 to 2 points
Lononts niuiininiis. ana timer kiio-
Ses were in sptx-nlative favor. 0etu.
leaders at the, new reeord of 79.
. .: i trti.,...n 1...... i
ri,
1 llT ISSII' S MU'l I'Jl'.lt 'U lllUlllli .!. nun
I t-unptr rtreMit -htr-Tpfi-ialtip
nr.rtenal pains. I nite't ftntes Steel
U higher Imt tleninnds were mnall.
f rr-
COTTON MARKET 1
'. vr York, Oi t. 8. The eotton ma'
li.ered stenly today. October, Ifi.t r
inber, 17.13; .Tnnuarv 17.22; M.t '
o;' Mav, 17,5iV,July 17.0S. - - '
MlHiB
Fl
Women in Harlem Today At-
raclTTTftoTHnir Stations
- Tor the Food
POLICE ARE CALLED
More Than Five Hundred
Women, Mostly Foreign-;
ers Willi Rabies In Arms
Attack Two Milk Depot
Today.
i "W
Voik
, II. t. li. I'l . Ii- I .
f out of t Im milk sit i Hit
(ii'ih'i' fjio'uin
took i.tai'p i'
1 1 ! v- tililav w hrii it
fT-,sjt!fry "ilnVr"
r tli.' ":M,lii-e";-to 'ilisoi7
niort' than .iH'l
w onion
most IV. Jnl'i'l
i'fs, niam- li- I
liios in
u nis w ho
1 iinni-il t ivo ni I k
slat ioiis ..
iiro iniisK"
in
fl.ir!. o.;
Tho woinpii " jnl
lu' st.ori' in t h. in ii'lilioi lni
I in sr., i. i.
I . 'll ! i 1 1 ! -V
Wi'ilt to
f inil.k fio t lii-tr. i hihlroi, .
ntij'that iIhto iv'is uoiii'. II
(111' l ht II IIS
, . 'I'lloi'r" a (ow wi'i'o
'..is, foari'.l i hat 4.lir-
:.lnut:
i.,ly
-.! Int it i
l. ,
InaJj - i ili'i
n i'l i-UM'.i r s
li'inst , .,1 aiol 1li.- .K.or no?
'..'ts4fi i-i.-art.'cTiif tiir; 'tnt ion"
"'tlv to.lay was iVss tliati
half ; lioni
EFIRD BROS. TO
New Department Store To
Re Opened Friday in This
Rocky Mount
'ho
in t hi
oft rial .
ir; of tin; oiyhlh s'to.v
i hitiii-of' storos in tlio
I
I!
i al ' i! i M.-os-vri'lt'-'oPTrrrr ITT
Kooky-' .Mount
on I'ri.lay morninj;, ( ), t.ol,iM: iTTTiT aeeoril
in' to an . annoiiiii-eno'iit ut' the loe.'il
Minna:', t '. I,. 1 1.1 , i, t, I 'Ion lot l. r "
. Tiiis lirm ninkr";..'! vaim-T aMi'lit ion to'
tho hii r.'.aiit ile. in, lastly lori';itiJ eariy
:n u. st.ti-U valiii .l in oxe.'ss ..f L'"i.n"o.
this ,-hain of-5U,ri'.s niniiny,'! anil ,,iio,,l
l.y live I'lotliers. "ire iirohulilx-tlio lai'K
"t t rni -of the Mini in the Carolina,
i il is oi,oof tin- f,", in uhieh.so lai'i;i
a oiiii(n'r. of hrot liio s a r..' ' int i'-i'i'si 0,1.
Mr. .1. V. Klir.l of liuih.ini, an, I Mr. ,).
H. j:iii. ,.f I 'liarliit I.',. .itUjiii' wAlJj a
I'.i'.'n Tii-'hiliers of iile stalls froin oihor
-loi rs of t h is ,'or.oi'aj ion are in tlio eity
for t h,' ot'.nin in ! ':.' ma ntmnt h Mj.j.en
hi inier st-.li'- I'liililin on .east .Main
sli'ei'l. 'I'll,- "si, ire. is , ,'sii a lilv loi-ate-i
in. tit,' amviiiii I'ietiii',' t lit a! re ilistriet
ami the reVtir of tin- -lioj'iini; dis
frie't;;-
SENATOR OVKKMAN MENTION
AS I'KESIDEJfT U. S. SENATE
North Cniolii.t.in May Be.tonic Success
. sor to Late Sei'.:Uor J. P. Clarke
in That Capacity. ... ....
- ',tsh;ri:;!rT!i
I ivei inan i - tu
,mI for, sn,'ee
.Jan ,'s I', i 'iar
dent pro t. in i
Oof . .V S.-na t or
le
'i; promi it.-ti I v jo, i,tjj.,iL
i,,r to th" late ."-. urt f .1
.i"-of A t l.a lo-as, as roesi
i of-th
.Hat'
I inn n' t he past sessmn
ilia n pi ide. I niort- 1 han a n;
enator ' Iv.o
' other t n .-in
i the V i.-e I'lesoli
nt or pre
me of the li.-st la it iano'iit aria n
initio- s-,'i.a;,,.'. II,- is rhairinan of tin'
rnlt's eominittee -a m.! tji ks .si,-on,l on
hoth tho -ftppiopi ml ion and iiidteiary
eoniinit lees.
tl'ily s:,: I ivmoerat s har '.ci'ii in th.
Senate as lon, or longer, than Scnatoi
iHerman, ."-'enators .Martin' of V i 1'l.m aia.
Tillman of South Carolina. Call,eroi, of
Texas, and Simmons of North Carolina,
have' lieen lonei' than ho while .Sena
tors owlaml of Neva,:', and Stone of
Missouri eanie wlooi he did. '(if the Ke
pnl'lieans, Senators liaMin.-i, l;'"t,-.
Warren, (Tarenet
1).. Clark, ,els
in.
I 'en rose,- it e( 'nilior -I lilliniihatn
no
Oapp are older in serv i.-ef while Sm
eanie the eiiine vear as h.'.
T. T. TIIOF.NE MAKES
SPEECH AT PITTSBORO
I'ittslioro, Oet. 5. Sotting f7 tf 1 1 the
claims of the Demoeraey for the .support
of the people, tt'UiiiK what hud lieen
done fur thorn hy the lleaioeratie admin
istiation, Hon. T. T. Thome of Rocky
Mount, Demoerntit' nominee -for-preiti
dential eleetor from tho Ponitjh I)is
tri. t, spoke here Tuesday night in the
emirf lioiise.
Mr. Thome was heard liy a larre and
enthusiastic gatlioriiitf,-Avhi h m pre
ttitU'tl tiver by Hon. K.rll. Hayes. The
addresn of .Mr. Thome was an able one,
the speaker presenting the eanse of the
Deintu'rat'T , in a. liiaiinor to keep his
heftieis depely at interest. He is mak
itiff the kind spooi lies which w ill win
votes for the fleinoerntie party.
There is a Ieinoratie elub here that
lvi.jL"auiii', Bint U'onjf unsinrss lur
tut Jrf vf ,,, r"Tshatham is ex
OPEN ON FfllDAY
' j, ati1 prty
. - l& this yar.
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C,
nr nil nimiimi
mm. :jmuMm
There Are To Re Many Tests
Hi the arious Units LT
the City to be Made
TO RK MANY ALARMS
Monday Alternoon There
Will Re Held Squad Tests
For the Central Depart
ment to Decide Efficiency
ol Fire Department,
An olt-.n-vaioO' of tin
in K'oi ky Miomf 'alon)i
aI - a4 ii-.i.ii.. r ii!"i-
I"
.volition iiav
n o . vsti'iisi i;
Irssi-v-l halt
i;l",
li'lit
has IV, -ni jiTntlT5"f.- l.y l-'iir ,lh'iart
anihorit iov lor- Momlay, .tl.-toln't
I ! !,- ; o v. tl I lii' -a la i;iiis: ja Ion1 anil
isi'V ofti'il. Not .Only upon t ho
if tiro i-ontral- ilij.a it inonl whi, h
Iw.-tAj. hail, a .run . I hat 'lay, (nit
is to l,o a i-onioot ii i 0 ilr'itf in oinji-
Kirt
has,
tlo'f
t.vii.jr ,,
At a tun,
I .. i-. i:tr
si honl lMiil,ini;sr
tlnkliow n to ;no 1
f !h.
ii1. M
I II v.
Hulas'
lei'ja rt nielli anil.. 1 ho- .selitiol
rlliMrt'H of suliu'.olH' ol'.ihe four T 1 1 i I l
itifjs will fare for honors in eniityiiif;
lite . htifldiiii or. tho imttor ,'.,n,m, nt
reaeltilic the .seliool anil layiny a line
loisi'. 'I'lo a I lit'. Hiijsiliiirv t'iiirniii'iit!i.
at Si.iilii l;,,el,v. .Mi'llllt, at liil.snn JllH
;:u.! .nrtr lloeky- Mount will in ali,,r,iii
;;l,ility ft t-nsk in' Hvo- u hjjj' I 'Jiiel
1 1, 1 1. I nii!;ht ri'ilye". has let- it to- know n
M.iit tiioi-t 'aiiv,"S'i"t"l' a tiro test 'is in
oioer.
n':TTt;'iA-'Tift,-l itooii t liere. ill
,'ii'iai! t est am, ui ;;.' I he thirty
the i-ctitral I lepa rtliielit for
is to tli elliei.-iiey s,iia,l in
ri,ioi. The fort'inan, tirst
iissist ant foremen si on e
i f i v i.l.-.l t eiiniiany info
1 :niid veekly..di'ills in -1 ho
liers ot
c i s'e. Ol I
oraiii
s.'eoiul
ihe
a'li'!
i-k-
t hree.,s,itiail
hamlliiij; i'i the
Jejiai t ini'iit . havi
son,ij.irnTtT . t.)!i
first drills fin -i
with the idiH'f,
!.iv-',.!oiit-o!' tiii,'
inaa of tlio lirt-Je
different units of the
lieen in progress foi
i Monday afternoon the
e'llieien, y w ill liv. Itelit
...assistant and .former
o .-onijany and the chair
'iiniiniltee of tlio ahlnr
t,s. .
an il as t lie jn
'LUES WILL.TRY
TO KEEP LOCKERS
Virsiinia Organizations Believe That
They Will Be Aide to do This
li'o-hii
d .lohi
lv- b ' t-JJAtl ' n e y ( , e n e r -arland
I'oH.'iT.I declined to
state
last .night "hat e!te, r-tke lU-tlon
,1 tin: sopreine- eonrt oi I ei.inessee in
do, iariiig Hinonst it ntional the.la1 .ro
hibitii'u.the use of lockers in elnlw tjr
5t-.riii'r"al''nholii'--iipiti!'S would hnvo-iip"
li 1 1 e enfoi cement of a similar provis
ion. 'iii the Virginia law wliieh goes in
.t or,-,' on Nov ember I. The act w hich the
Tennessee court set aside was a part of
Hip Inu cnforceiueiit proorani passed l.y
i in: 5 legi'-lal in e. -"I
cauui't jmliro the relation the Ten
ncse.' case will. Jinve to--tin Virginia
law." said Mr. 1 'ollai d, '. nut il I have
studio, ( the const it.ut ion ami statute til
that. State -nti'V the -rr da-iw .of tltf
eouit. " .
Thi'i-f will utidoubtoi bo a tesl
uia.le.ol' 1 his sect iond 'the law, '"t hough I
!he. Altoiiievr (ieneial. although he.
weld not predict what form of att.'ok
the opposition would take..
"Manv clubs in Virginia will resist
the Inking jiwav.Jil' fUeir.J-'kt'r. prixi.-ie!rs.--
said Mr. Pollard. "I ItavfHiaJ.
TnTTTruiat ion of .i 1 1 i 1 - a noo.be?'
I other
labs being .'.'ini.'d for tlio s oil
pnipo-so of evading the prohibition law
t tie uiaintenau,',' ot' lockers. " III
,-. iur.se, such a procedure, if poriniltel.
would roll the law" of a jrvat deaf of
ts sioniti''anco.
CHARE ED BODY FOUND
IN-THE RUINS OF
HOUSE
Martha
Reed,
at
Age 80, Lost
Concord Fire .
Her Life
Coueorl, Oet. H.--M:
highlv respectable folor
I ha', b'eed, 11
i woman, so
ears ol
of .lolin
age. who liven near uie noiue
I.. Barnliarilt, in No. ! Town-
ship, yesterday morning, lost her hie
in a tire which do-troyed her liinne.
Iler house was near that of her son,
ami she was last seen only a snort time
'.efoh the tire w as disi-oy en d by neigh
bors, between 7 and o'clff k. AM her
people were probably 'in t heJjo,s, and
knewx nothing of the tiie.
When the noarest neigsbors reacheil
the scene they tried to t'utethe hotisc,
but found the door fastened, and. eould
TfTJT pain entrance. The house then was
all in flames, and the roof ready to fall
in. After the fire had burnnl down,
the charred body of the woman was
found in the rriins.,
MR. W. B. MATTHEWS'
REMAINS TAKEN TO BENSON
Hy the afternoon train yesterday the
remains of Mr. W. R Matthews xvh'o
died Tuesday night at his homo in this
eity, were taken to Benson for inter
ment. The funeral xvas held yesterday
afti'tnotiii at Benson.
" Tte defeased was a former iuploye
of the Atlantic Coast 1nie at South
Ro,j;v Mount, but has been ill for.ahuut
eigjt months. A. wife and one i-hild,
the l-erraVe t parents and sM-i'ral broth
ers mt! sister survive. The bereaved
ha-. tae syinijaiiiy-nr-B nni m menus
in 11. is city. ,
THURSDAY. AFTERNOO
BERLINISHARD
HIT
Potato Supply Has Stopped
I n Last' I ayT)nIFwoT
Milk Short
SEKiE SOUP KITCHEN
There Is (iravc Anxiety As
To the Supply of Food Fur
the City, Says Eminent So
cialist Authority on the
Matter.
I, on. I. in, (lot, li
1'i'iiir I'Njit'i'ir'ii.i'
tiroat ilili;;
nit
jiriu
li.'V.
ii.ll
.aorut'diiieJjdu-JtStitiijaJi.st- iituvupaper
hat city as i noted by Ueul er's ( 'or
inioiont at Ain.sf.tdaiiK Tin' pota
to supplv is said' to have been st ;ipiie 1
during .t he la.xf f"v 'lays, 1h.. iuii'i riipt
ion being nil ribilled to a lack of (if hi
laborer- .Tin decr.-ase ot iinlk supply
.xas Hie-'cause of great ansiety and nil
no niiort . The ue.spapi i' says iiianx' of
Ihe larger niilk. do:ie.rs ha ve .lisciihtin
ued t.'ieir -assignments to A lie city and
that when they nave Int'ii jiide to sen I
tto'iu 7smit.ll '.plant it ies -t he . pi olit, Im's
been siuallv According to t tiis-iuforma
t ion tt liore Tias lieen a gi'ea t.jELndirfo the
south -kichiii which now-, list ributc ;il
tllin pro isinns dailv. -
" DOUBLE TRIM
Divorcee Shoots Rrewery
President Whom She Says
- Wronged 'Her
t
Cinciuntiy'Oot, Iir Mrs,. Helen Houck,
thirty, years Hid, residing on Walnut
ll.ill, shot, and piobably fatally woun,li"l
jr'phonso Wetterer, til years old. Vice
P resident and secretary of the Wetoror
lirexx ing C0 of t his eity and then
shot herself .lying almost instantly at
her home today. .Mrs. Ilmich wa" di
vorced' from her husband two voa.rs
ago. 7 W'ottiM'or .was shot twice in tin
head. .Mrs. "Ilouek left a note saving
that sire had been xvroiiged by Wetjerer
and she sought to kill liim.
CAR SHORTAGE ON
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Wilmington, N. C, (hit. .".-- The At
I mil i t'oast-Liiu' lailroail is facing ' a
serions shortage of freight ears, accord
iug to a statement made today by its
president,,.!. If. Kenly, who explained
that , the company ow iis'only I li.tinn cai s
for use on t" 01 e igrf I hies and all ell'orts to
secure the I'turtt t,f moTe' than half this
number have been uua ailing, so that
the road is now short. -VMKJ-ears. ... .
''The car situation has not shown an'
illlT'i'iiTT'lu, nr- 'n rlhiii "fit.'-p!l"-!'r.'tt"
xx ekes,"" said Mr. Kenly, "aiid is be
coming more actio all the t itne. ' '
--M tv .i. only Ttd.li'u Th7irt he iy eaV ile
man, I for ca's r.'tlecls in sono' ineasare
'lo improxed business conditions pre
vailing and forestiadow s lu'MeLcoiuli
Uoiis rdTlhe" future. '""
HON. CJ C. DANIELS IN "'"""
MAINE FOR WILSON
Wilson, N. (7. ( let. o Hon C, C. han
i"ls. liioth. 1 of the -Scrotaiy of the
Navy, .who for fourteen years faithfully
and ellieientlx served as solicitor in this
jlllli'' 'aim 1 d ''it lii' i" i " ' Il " " ' ' ' ' lift
several tnoii I lis -n liseue,' in New York,
w here" he is practicing law i 11 Bond
street. 'He spent Sunday in I iol.lsiioro
o ith his mother and brother, Mrs.' M. C.
llanieTs-; and .Tud--Frank A. I.ianiels
Jie v.as accouipaiii':d here bx- his xxife
and Hon, Master" .lam. Ibibison. 1 Th. v
xx ill leave for Nexv Y ork this
xx et
XX her.' th.'V will reside ill the" future
Mr. Itaniels has been stumping Main"
and Massachusetfs in the interest of
Woodri'W Wilson, and the lVtunet at ic
1 -:i it x-., .
ALCOHOL AS SUBSTITUTE
rOR 0A0OLINE TOSSIBLE
Substitution of Alcohol for Gasoline to
Run Automobile-iSrionsly Dis-
cussed by Chemists. ' .
A'i'W York. .lot. .0. Inereas.'d- indus
trial value of ab-ohol and the iossi,;;ity
ity of it's substitution for gasoline in
thejiera future was discussed here to.lay
by chemists atteu ling the national ex
position of fheiuical industries.
"The only find in sight.whieli proinis
os to take the place or hold doxxn the
price of tiisolioe is alcohol." said I'r.
Arthur II. J.ittle of Iiosto'u, who presided
at the ctinference. ,
Dr. Little declared tlrrtt nezol which
had been suggested as a substitute for
gasoline jn engines jsjiot nsuflit-ientty
tdt'i.t it'u to keep the JiX"'!','""! autoini
biles . in this country goin for two
days. Keroseii", he added, w,"s out tif
the ipiestion. Dr. I.'ttJe said that iu the
yt'lloxv pine tl'stri.'t alone ttrrre is
enough material wasted to make finu.unri
gallons of alcohol a day.
"There-jrre lli.Ofiii.unii tons of material
available every year in s this country
from whieh alcohol efln :V motle," he
declared.
FMDI
CINCINNATI HAS
N, OCTOHER 5, 1916
Big CrowdsTjere
Day at Thfitjts
4 AMERICAN PL'lNCrsS
RED CROSS AND WAR RELIEF WORK
v-w.V',,-
A ii'Ah ;; rJ
"J. t"?Z t j x X x. A
Xtf y. li ;
- Princess Kadiwill.
Princess Radziwill, who was Miss Dorothy Deacon of New York, is- a
prominent figure in Teuton Red Cross and war relief work. Her husband is.
an Austrian prince and an ollicer in Francis Joseph's army. The princess is
a favorite m Vienna court circles and her efforts in behalf of Austria's war
sufferers has endeared her in tho hearts of the people of that country.
THE FIRST WAGER
FAVORS BOSTON
New York Horseman Places
.S20,0(M) to SI 1,000 on The
... ... .
American League Club
v Vnrk," Oof. fl. Wliliid't l.'obiii.iiii,
;er of. the Itrookl'. 11 Nafional
txlii It, will pit his reyiilars again, t
Vol k in the game this a ftoritoon
111:1 na
leagu
n.w
as a linal w orkout for 11, e w ,,i1,t 's" f-'nrrn--.
at DosTiiil Satiirday. "UubiT""7Mar,piai,T,
w dm is reported to h;iel,i-eniM'ieiLlc,
to pit.
h the opening game for I'-roo! I. n.
-aid h"
hat. I'.r,
xxas in tip top forio now an-!
oklyu is eoi'ig to w iti. '
The lirst
big w ager here 110 t h
s t,,i;:-u aed it xxas stateii
xxorld's sorie
xvas Ooiile li
K r" s.i-i'ti ' t ,, a,. i-
,f fa-t
fl I, ni ill 1
horses,
ui the I
rid pla.-.-d
ton A iii''i ic
iM.Oiui to
is to win.
B R A D ST R E ET T RACE
REflTTORTHE
WEEK
I'.iadst 1 e"t 's t,nnon,w xxill say for
Kii'liuiond and x ieii.itx :
(.oner:. I trading is good and there are
la-alyl fexx liiPs that are not a.tix'e. In
some lines the xolunit' is toilv ineasureil
lo- t he amount . of 'giHtd- old a i 11a bio.
Harness, saddlery and kiinlt'-.d lines are
actfcx'e. Trunks, bags and truveltug
goods are in cxcelo'tit deinaiid. W'liob
sale shoes and dry goods report good
sab-s Lumber .is s.nowx'hat irregular
but the ,lct!ud is-g, 'lit rally good. Ii.:ild
ing shows more a.'tix itx; thau rrt -a n'n;
oarative is'riod otdsT vrnr. M::nufae
torers and xh !e-ilo, s" t.f oaoer foiitiou..
erv active, though deliveries are slow
ami prices liigh. Tobacco is beiui; mar
k.'ted fully thioiighoiit tho bright bolt
at very high prices, the acreage. 1 oil','
txxiee that of last year. ( ottmi ginning
is in progress and a fair eropis secured.
Local railroad .rt iorts shoxv a stettdy
gain in revenue. Industrial plants u re
liusy and lalor is well eni)iloved. Retail
trade is pood and collections fair.
fat Rndfv
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ENLISTED IN -
NEGRO HURT
AUTOMOBILE CRASH
RiiStfy of Will Rryant Is De-
molished. and Nero Is
Painfully Injured
An:
a e r i , n , i r j,. Ii u 1 1 t h r
ploli'- s anil vvh'eh..
.'"jejLerious
lllteal4U-44ol-
i;iin:uf ui jui'x 01 a negro merchant, XV ill
Bryant, :fi"l the ileinolishing of the
liuvgy. in which." he o.as riding occurred
'-r;:torff:iy- :if ttei iioiiii about "1 o'clock on
I711 i nn o -strr-r-. rl7he buggy in xA hieh the
iiegn. x, as riding ..as s! ruck squarely
I.V tilio of the'Tirfnuises of the Kastern
1 a rol iiia Motor car,cti., which is this
. el; niaki;,.' a regular scheiluli' betxven
tl,' city and ihe lair grounds and the
n 1 gi" x as it,-, mx 11 to the ground, suffer
dig a badly injured leg and other bruises
"'.oi cuts' He wa. given medical at-
' . ot ion 1 1 ",l lo l.is hllll.e-
'j'-it b,''.; iro.tor bus was being drix-eti
. in," oT'th.' o'licis of the line at the
time and '.'.as heavily loaded and it is
iiii'lei -tood . that the slippery si root
, '..uptd xx 1 1 It the fact that 'Hie horse
o' Taii xehl.'Ie (ut suddenly across the
sn.-i't directly in front of the motor,
xxas the cause of the accident. .
THE'YOUNGEST judge
L IN NORTH CAROLINA
The Wibstoii tjt'jititiel eontaiiis this
about the youngest superior court judge
Hi Noi.th Carolina.
I',.isi 111 slibeil
couxeiied fs-
ter.lay , morning with Judge W. '.
Sia'-v, of AVilin.ington. presiding.'.ludge
StacVjias eN' iiaiiged eotnts with Judge
B. i;'. Long for the next six weeks, ami
will preside over Ashe court, which con
x ones on October Hi, and Surry court,
v. lii. b e -ves October 2:!. Judge Long
x(il preside over the courts of Wayne,
l.ee and Chatham eount'es.
Judge Stacy is the youngest judge 011
the superior court bench, lit. made a
splendid impression in his charge to the
a rami jury yesterdat morning. He trae.
e.l the history of tljr- government from
its founding, showiiXj the necessity of
te enforcement of txlie law, regardless
of the personal opiniVn of the ollieials
as to their iig'nt or wri ng. Jle declared
tl'f; eipiality of a!J meiiVirnight to trial,
aed ?v nrtied the granot"5ury against
prrmittwig themselves be used by in
i . iduals to Bvenge tiM allege,!, wtonp
tv a neighbor. He dared that the
,fv of the rourrts t protect the cood
name of its titiens, .- wel las to prosei
cute the violator of the law. He alsl
. allcl attention to ne fa-t that every
man i allowed tt f onnoticed others
will assume the - ','f a eommit the
"ante olfensf and i.stlv so.
Wv-W'
1 PflPIMP fxHT -
DAI IS THE LARGER
FOR THE PROGRAM
All Events arc Rrought Over r
From Vednesday on Ac
count of Rain
ALL TRAINS BRINGING
LARGE CROWIXS HERE
The Marshal's Rail Friday
Night Is Reini? Looked
Forward to Wtih Great In
terest Over This Section
of State.
FRIDAY PROGRAM
t 30 Gates Open.
12:;m High up "Billy" Kline fu
high dive and water stuuts. -1:30
Races Start: '
2:19 Trot for purse ?:100.00.
2:14 Pace for purse $400.00V 4j
Four yoar old or under colt race
(amateur drives) $200.00
...... i
5.30 JTree trapeze act in front of
grand stand
Ground. Free acts, Banded a IiUt ady
"'.. , . .VH,Vn reported 1
9:30 P. M. Dancing startie r0f;um HB vi,
shal's Ball at Fonner' Wtire front. . ' ,.
ilab expedition is sai
With nil regular and spe.he Danbue aceordiin
bringing lar(re"i'rowtls to thistaienteiit. Field Mar-,
. ... 7c .t pn insaid to ha-;-J.',
a.,,1 with the augmented cr BoUnian:,- ? , t
two tlitys previous on aer,ouM -.... ... t
rain the atteiiilanee at Rockj
Milideu Kair today is indeed
lilx-dtuernor Montagiiii arrive,
"ity last night from his homeyT-.
ginia and was met !iy a tielegt.'
promiiieiit citizens, while Cong1"
ChiinK' Kitehin motored over thf
iug with a large .delegation of
toxviismeii from Seotland Nefk.t -The
raeinir bill of Wetlnestlav.v
was eaiieellei! after a heat or'txt,, ,
ilteiiiited on aeeoiiiit of the rai
lie heaviness of the track will U1
todayvtttid thrrr will die a" larger jj;
.ard.aiid greater prizes (ban ofTert .11
any fair in three S'ates. . ! . ).
The midway hIiows, exhibits. ete.,'
off "t heir depressive frame of mind -
the .shining rif the sun this niorniii
the first time since the fair was opt,"i "
that is f or jtioie than ft moment "g tt -lion
mid everything is Koing in
blast and up to the notni hour more t. 'V
(1,011!) leop'e had entered the gates a-.
..... ;,.,";'.,..' t,..'r,...i:.',.;.w 'T'l.crt'i.f.
a great big bill of free acts while thfev
fair will attract thousands tohight to?7
xt it uess tlrfs monster demopstration of's
lireworlis. The niitlwav is well ightedij:
and" H e fihoxxs will be iu fijll blast and ip i .-
huuiljeds are attending the midway at- L ,
tractions, some of which present real j
merit. xxhLlo severab jis fun protliws r
are a real delight.
PRANK LINNEY'S STATEMENT
IS RESENTED BY MR. LAOY
-liab igh, . Oet. ' Resenting a charge
made by' Krank Linney, l!eiublicaii(cau-'
didafe for governor, iu a speech tha-
through-ba! .bookkeeping-he lias lost.
tra.k of v-l,fidu ot
state
inst ltution
funds, fitate Treasurv Lacv branded
the charge as vnlt'tiliy laise, ile de
clared Linney and othrK iiepublicans
are afraid to have a straight audit of
the state treasury and chose to ftdy on
'lying reports made up by discredited
chock flashing crooks."
Lacy insists that every cent of state
funds have been strictly accounted for.
RED TAPE TIES TIIE
BRITISH SOLDIERS
London, Oet. 5. The British army
isn't overlookinjr any hcts.
Private Knight of Cobham was di
charged from the service May 21, 11"'
suffering from tuberculosis contracted
in training. But his name went march
ing on through the branches of the War
Department while red tajie unravelled
at half a dozen points.
la Mar 191H as he lay ou his death
bed at home. Knight received, a si in
nions to rejxort to the cp'ors Mav 1.
Another warrant eatre "A jg ut in si t
another August 21. His mother 1
not yet coiivinoed t' e txar r! .- 1
its order will never l-e n '..- i o :
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