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VOL. IX. NO. 98.
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C, THURSDAY AFTERNOO N, OCTORER 26, 1916.
PRICE: FIVE CENTS
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VILLA F
IS IFF
ENTENTE LACKS OLD
TirairirfHE"
UNIQUE "HEALTH WAGON" IS TUBERCULOSIS FOE IN WISCONSIN
NING
TELE
GfiCES RAID HUGHES
IS
E G TS
oracKiin
-oii-mr-TBip
The Republican Candidate
zip"
r'iTT- w 'S'Aoi'.f.iT''.
( r i fs-. -XrfMl-4 vMMKSt(' 4M.M,A
Rourai
ft
3 :
UNPLEASANT STATE
American Troops V ill Not
. Re '-..Recalled or (Juards
Frojn Border
VILLA MIGHT (JET- ALL
THE NORTHERN PART
Ii-tI.e Itandit Chief Is Suc
cessful in Celling Chichu
hua There May He a (Irave
Consequence, aiul Control
Northern Mexico.
Washinjtnn
ilia bandits
. lit, . "'. : Activity : dl'
i-iir ' J i -1 1 1 1 l 1 1 .-i 'ity at
r-, ! Mil. I bought
II. to the .'le.'.,iiv;.i of tin'
in t h- li-ild'-l' HI' O f lif ll.
I i
1 J 113
ho'ild I"'
.'".-il i ne'.s oi
coif! n; n i i :tlS M i' ; i c 1 1. .
: f' i: . tlV-i-f . ji' jda '.:i .;.iii-'-
.Hi;o;k rii'-i -.::i'ii po-s-cs,ioii
.-:.' .:'-:,.; vj,) if 1,,
. V'-'-li.'r.iM.'xi..-....;. - Thi
ii' :i u it i.-it.U'.ii ' yl.s . tvarded
riolis:' .t'.h-iir iri tr ihy '' moid hs.
- f 'MfM-l-' iil'hrjii are r.i'iiurti'if
: i.!:i .' "'. "; :''"'"
'nt i-rc" M
U'OIO ."'
-mis' -y
in.' sai
TOSTI CL D VNCE
10U FRIDAY NIGHT
IIH-UiIk-rl,i.. lit'
hold .TnesV
is nf tin-: Sana:
led ..- f i
following I'C-
IP ).s. j.it-Mil.'iit :
president -flint
: .in,:; f it i ' 1 1 ' oi
.:,! -i hi t i e pi .-(.'i
lli.b -Hi; ds tflv
: r. vea r w.i tli ' t !-'
M.'. YY !.-.- 'Iii
' l'.iu: -ri:n. i
in!t-
i ) .'ion, .-., "'-ii y ' . I oa-ilr
of . ---ovi riio-s. 'Mr. ..I:
t : ii iofi i'lui'.. .- i . (.i nis. II. t. utri
' i 'i.; L. Afrin::fon.
'Ii.-V it f '(li'riili'il al - (!'.. 'it itii'i't i) ;
'' JiX.iii- lo'.tiv'.'',.':i..',''li1','fy n,
fwvfii,!im.'nfni -v; to Mr., aiui
tlint
lit '.a
Mis,
S. . (:,': .!! ' I. ut t'.-' 1 .,y-.v,I . i( -i'i
mi ! " ii;iv" ' f, ;ur-l '. I'.iiilli- TTlsnci-
i!"i ;i . s-?;y. ; :;t ih,: ''"iii'iion
v.i-alth f:iiib.in "i!-oii, oil tl-a! nioi!'. at
iTi.'.--,'li"-'i):::'!!r.'-(if t'l ,' i"--::.! .;.ni'. i'i" o'an
t . ' .'iff' i i I . a ' i 1 for 'Ii-' li'.i-i"ii it
in-.-tl fi'illol :-i-Hril"" ' . 'n t'1'-
ilaii. i': nut il carlv in . o i-mlirr.
loo
- tin
two v si:s in
CITY COURT TOO
;--.r.vt i)ii-i,"i.s ii"iy
ili-urili'ilv conduct was .
joiiftv. '-... ; -
'I'i,;. case ;!;liiM;.Si.
' i.-ii ocil nitll fa !!. - i , r i
.-osc.t:' .
'.. liar;;,
Ictcrni i
u it'll
d .iiM
: r
i)ESCENI)ANT OF ;
jK VI HARVARD FOUNDER '
WOUNDED IN FRANCE-
A
J f j.- t itjiJlinel De Jersey Harvard, photo
i V. graphed in cap and gown on gradu-
" K ation lrora iiarvara university.
I Lionel De Jersey Harvard, second
Jieutenant of the Grenadier Guards,
w was shot in the chest while fighting
in the battle oi trie bom me. tie is a.
''i' j , direct descendant of John- Harvard,!
"i A the founder of Harvard university.)
s f He is reri'vcoiie in liio vrut uuaiuu
on the Isle of Wight.
Speaks In Three States
as DajS Program
CLOSES IN NEW ORK
The Republican Leader Will
Close the Campaign With
Address at the Madison
Square Cardcn November
III..
York; " Oof;." ;:e(;,t-rii:ir:M '?K;
II u.u hi'S, tile 'Hi'i ill III it'll!!.' candidate,: deft
New York this morning.: His iiniifr:iin
Xu for Oirec speeches at Hai-Motd,
1 '- . !'C" i.ii in -. I. 1 . and Huston.
lass , u in iv t lu re u ill in'' .-in ' i' i
Ulllg
!!;' t ii.g. '."
"- : Mr,. I'lllglics W ill lint li-t.l tl t.. t.V
' Vim k until N'oyi'intifi- ,".r,. His hitiiii;VrV
i-ii I !s . Ii.r foul . j.'i;-s in Ni-ii Vmk l;ifi',
ii'ii- i;n in I lliio :ui. tuii in. I iiii;ni,-i In-
t'.iT'ii" i-!i-r t ion:.. ' - ;
.li;. Ilulir . u ill li tni ii tu Ni'w York
-.t:iti- 'riiini.l.'iy MiM will s.i'ii. t'.vo il.iv
i-rVliif ':i ini ii "ln- t ss.i'i-li , I'i'I'ori;. he ,'oi-s-riVt
iliio. II i-i Inst spot'i I.i of Mio t-mi t :i i 11
,'i'i'l! t.u' n'i;i !'!.' M nilisoii !S ) 11 ;i i i-: I i;it ik'n
NYivi'inln'r iff. 1 1.- , - ;-. '-.' '.-. ':' ;j'.' :
,...(.'! i. m i 'i;s I'' Ifji;: Im's ;;v;'iit:'in,to tlii' ii-in.i
St"i'(i;il '.of his i',;lllj'i;i!. Jntpi'y; Mini o?v
('r t n' l;ist .' t i'i i 'o'.: i irii i 1, i-l io l i;iy;
'Pfi 1 'r.tHHinfMj-iiJi' i fii i-itir s..ii to :ni
:i i,.!joiu o ''!!! wliii' l fl-i'l-i' i-i-- . ni:i .
yi iit i. in iimiiii inn i'l:iiits. ''Tlii.t h
(iH tiiiio for iiiroiiijii'tiiii'y , ' ' lio ;ii,.
"'Tliis is ho tiini' foi jiolit ical talk nlioiir
a liiii:t,iosn'viiy , ".- if is a' tiiiu- for
: liowoh't-y W Io n . tlio iiii-n now in tin
t ri'iirlo's in Kiini'!' a ri' rt.'t u rnoil totlifir
hiiiio's ;i lot' lie fihiiorihal si i mil Ins will
(" 'w it lnli ai ii.'i'i thf iio'ii in this
Kur(t)H' now t -wnv
'1Urny'i NilK' no
vil, t.i' he SMtifllif.l,
If ii now KurcNtMiui vt- will
t o jiu i-t ;im i)i'r;nii:Munnil wi'll formed
-.ni'ni.p iukI Vvc KiK'Uhl fy:it WITH, an MX
" Vmh r:nr no rr-on,; run Jiis rothitrv
-jjiUhi.. 4:t,nii prniripli1 ot (Un-opM)ini4j4-M-
t h:ai von (.'in uv t o t he iimmhi
. " I! is sihl th;iT i vnTr.-tor niV is u
vtit.-T.pf ,ir. It-ix niii timt tin- - r
I'.'i ; I . tli- nihiiinist r;it inn toUrW
iv.f'iniiii;' our in. n ;ii'i.' ;umI tin l't-
St-T fiU'i 1 r rttUl'l'U'Uvx1- of nil liatioMH. ''
Mr. Hiihos It ft If. 'Hi lnl for 1'i.iv i
4ri,.-u-:i!. .j. l;'rlo,-k. .
RLGLIIR MEETINGlOF
THE RESEARCH CLUB
. Mrs. J i, 1 1. I
-lic-cai.-li Vlnli
M'-s. Hlllll;rk1'
iookc.l loielic
w.ta art'f!.'
Jv!i i's a lid ,-h r
rl'i e. oroofci it
llOst i'SS t O t 111'
i - :i t'l i' i n - Mill.
home never
this i asion
of antuiiui
- i'it lieiimins. .
for t he a f ' ei noon as as
.1 for War is rjnT-rif-ttiu-tual.
-as of Kccii'i-ii;
fi.llou -: : .
-T,. r.c 'I'.o a;..! f
ni,it I'iir'.'tual
'.':; 1'eaee," i:
Aiacii''a.s t'eatest
-.-" Tillerv'.
. Wasliuiu'"",
li'ort an i ty.
!i
Paper'- - What: I'.ilit.ical 1'ii-itioii
shr.oiil.l
a Woman Till .'; M i s. Sioltli.'
Lhc: Viml I'r.'.bleni in. the I 'oli t ica!
-; W-n.T'ld, .".Mrs;. H:stMe- ' ' " , . ".'
K i-n.i I i ii ir :": Xfu imil.v in' lyiioenirs, fis.
;Jtn-r, H-fc - - r .
Htill I'olitji'.lijA ii,.'.b4e:----::r
M i
.held: the
la 1 na t e1 .
om' "iioresr in";"!intiiTeHio'eiit "styhTr)n
VHie-iieir i'i"ntesi ,o.,i,iiiinitv. nir oi
I oil unit us ah ii the lines of military
ruepare I lies.-, . industrial, -pacificist, in
Iiistri.-il espanion and peace were most
a bl v port ra ve I. '
Mrs. Aico.'k's reading was both nmois
:o nil' I eutert'ii'iiiiLr. Me-a.b'iio.'s fat
I V an. I Smith were, unable to present
their papers iviil be oiven later.
At the conrlaslon of the proor.'im the
.'lie-'ts were hi it ed - into the beaut iwu!
tiuitne; rooiu where delicious ri'fii'sh-niei't--
were served in thrve courses. The
Hub was ohid to have' Mrs. Hicks, of
Maifiin ue as a guest.
Bit, LA DEMANDS
AMERICANS RETREAT. -
Columbus., Oct. 26. 1Amyicans
ccniing from Mexico report that
Vi'ia "forces oporating near NaJtii-
fjiitpa. only 2S miles south.' of tfe
American expeditionary force oitt
'jicst have demanded the shoriening
. ol the American line and the gr-r.i-i:al
evacuation.
NffiHT
A Democrat ie speakiuLr will takfl
rdacc in the t)p"erav honst next Monday
ni-ht, (Tetober :tll, when Hon. It. li
llaekett, of Wilheslior , a -ie:iker of
big repiit-fion will lie the main attrac
tion. The roiinty 'catulfdatcn of Kdge
eombe enmity will also be present Tind
make r.'talk. The jniblie is' cordially
iuVited. '. - . -
r.oi.iit.iy snt jl vio -i
vvill- llot lo...'. l..'
illlllfl'l'. 'i ill- l'ill-0lil
dointf the (ild-titiiu ineiliciiK! wajron with its entertainers and its official "barker" one better in the way of
entertainment, and many times better in the nature of Us wares, the Health Wajron of the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis
Association is -making its 'first .tour of. the Hadner state. It carries its own .moving picture show; one that
can be shown in villages of at the crossroads, its health exhibit, a large supply of health information, and its own
'"baiker" and entertainer. ;. ''''::-" .':',.. ... .",.','"'.
HORRIBLE DEATH -
IfJ HOSPITAL FIRE
Five Children are Dead and
15 Missing in Hospital
Fue Near Montreal
K.'irnih'in, Quoliee, ( ).-'.. L'li.'--f ive eliii-
dreii are di-ad and lo uiiaceoimted for as
the result of a lire in St. Dlialietli hos
pit.il. The c'ily -is' about tl .miles, from
Mool.eal. - , :. ...
S. More than !"o j.ersons wore aslec" in
t lolio:-iital .hen the blaze was ilisciv
ered.HJid fhtii'e" was a yreat Jain at the
stairs irW-tiroTWH-jH'S' ftTinpn'rty-Ti'ftviJ
.LiJiexuriUMjj4n-i-l4u-l'---t':'-u
Tw ent V tiv.e
'Hi1'
it'ott who luai'il fi'fim
tin tliiril slorv vCkj.' Iiiiillv in iiiii'o! whrii
liov; . I hi' -
Tin. hnsjit:i I "'ii nil .I?iih! ry .ucr.r il
trtiyt'tl juiit tM ii I :i 1 1' Kj n Iniililin
i:iMi:im"'-1. -Thc-iliv is fi.-hiXj-'l to ii:iv
"trirti'il iii a tlrfiV.t ivr rliinim
Six n.fults :in 'Jivo . lnl.lrvii X W
lest tlifir 1 i t s in t lo- lio lii. h (h
m Saint iilia'o-'ili llo-ui:al ..ariv 1-4
"TPis riutMH'.n Ihciiiirs; ivn" st'i!
liil: " "Ini't" It was iniposil.ltV -y start a
rart li. lor hv IT to 'I'i po r-tm s -t v jmh 1 1 d
inis-iji. - . --
The
inst :t ut ion was oiaiiaei''!' by
N.h.iis and ooinn i-e.'l two io
aic for, hfW).it.'il pal ieiils and.
( i ri-
it her
i school for
childr
sine
e
I1
ii i:i i
I IC
siilTcrers
taken-to
liolllc.-; in I'arl
-brniiiiij'iii
l-llihl t en Tli:) i
i uuilT. .
KUEIIN CONCERT COMPANY
HIGHLY PLEASED
Kroin the iipcniuo number . lint iT tic
close, ti'lis exrellcllt .onlplU of rc.'oe-
nize.t imists" lii'X thev h'-c t at! uti u
of 'the lafe :
hlt-e ,'ln.l appicci::! . e ,:
w hich greeted-this lir-t alt ract'o.
tin
I.yceum i-oiirse w lib h- some ealoiis
workers ha e brought to our ci1v'.
.. The tirst .number, an euM'i'ilde I'm vie
1 i ii, piaiio and .'.celloi and was well i-en-dered,
ami gave the ..audience est for
better thiuos -to follow.
,Mr. (ieoruc Hrnno. Kuehu 'layr 1 the
violin, showing great te.'hniiue and
fOll O tTt UTI PK Tif ,'lt I aek. I ' 1S sccojil one,
a eoni ert was 'played w i'h mii.-h expres
sion. . -
Mis. McAllister Kurhn. an ari-st in
her line w aji exceptionally acstheti'
accompanist, and jn 4 In' I V'orak; llun
iarinn Ithapsodie .'i.n.i Mar.'he Milifaire
1,V S'dlllbi! t was Well relob'led.
' Mr.-Knrle I lapi.i us w it h Ins '. ello
most ple-i-ili:'. "Tlie S.kio of the'l-A
cuing star" from Tnnuh:tn--er and Met h .
iveus M il'.llet . f'eilli' his b"t liiimbers.
The tone of his 'cello was unu uallv
sweet. lie played with m"c'i smooth
moss, ea.-h note being clear and true.
Mrs. 1 lael J'olsoiu Haiiyf. soprano,
sang with 'a great deal of rns-. He'-r.-ines.
Were clear, lirm and true. Par
ticularly bird b ko were her liii'V iiii!i
n Hiiiiii Id s ' 1 low n iu the Ki.'et."
The lucal main o-r iatcn Is to eontiiuie
'he sale of season to he's as be in
ecrv nsMlVMllce that the liuinbers fol
lowing,, in this cinir-e will be at bant
eipial tn the one last nieht.. These tick
ets can be bought a (iritliu's Hrug
Store for .1.1." for the four remaining
-at tract ions."
CLEMSON BEATS
S. C. COLLEGE. -
Columbia; S. C, Oct. 2G. Final
score: Clemson 27; South Caro
lina 0. . .
J &5tf2 trjs ?t'! "iA)
Health A;u'on of the Wisconsin And-Tuberculosis
L
THROUGH PRESS
The Protestant-Episcopal
Church to Issue Weekly
Resembling Newspaper
st.
Loiiis. M
Oct. L'l;. riiblii'atiou
iion a weekly, based "on nev.spapers
ratio t tlia n a inayari ne " will be sta rted
.l.'iiinnry lr, hy 'the 1'rotestant Kpisco-,-al
chiiri h, il was announced today.
Th is, it w as aiinoiiuced, would be t lie
lirst step in attempt to punch, t he
;;osp,'l t'li-imyh the pri-sV. "
"' Tildas" t Flir luiiise of- depllf iiM pTa niu'd
!o I'lmnple),. i
el on rc:i,siou and
book of couiiiMin
alio
iraycr.
COR TEW ACCOUNTS BEIN
INVESTTOATFD BY MAGNATES
Nrrfolk To Eemaln in Virginia League
Hopewcil I rancise-With Committee
Eradley Sent, to "Nnw Orleans.
Wwport t
V.'i , (let. L'(i Virgin.
I directors, at rn ctc
bas
"t i
ssion hero vosfcjdnv, named :
ini'iitX:e to collect from f irmer fresi
lent llurKs f'ovoow fliii'i whi.-h thev
cli.'lle he' SvHO! i'd ill cveess oi" his sal
arv. Coiires iSoi.us he was due $V,fi! m
salarv, hi lo t he ji ectors hold his
a rv was on,! v' ?:wi
Aewpoii V'vn v.iis fTv;arijeit the ten
.oiiif TiTr T7ie"iVast seasiiiK and an nf
tempi' i. .yd" to ,..w, the
past
loll
JxJ.li.evsj.eut I lie..i'ii.tu-e'aHei
;,.,.(-,.( m . - si , , . , . fjt, d ' reeto's'-!
m1 of prof e-jsi.ona! ba'e-J
i"! I"!',' Vesterdav. Hi'
, of interest to ih- fans
,vas t., a'vard tlie lulii
to the Newport Xl"V. f
" "'' 'hi- I i'l .' ' 'II
f th
Sfaule
th-,1
Mi"' h-a '' tl 'lo'C in Cuiu s u itt
. h'" e split fih"-i ' f"f the season, despite
I the stormy passage.
The directors -. nt-d to allow V. M.
j Walker, owner of '! .'Norfolk elul... ;
- oi. hi,, ;,,.. ;., .v !,;,, (,, mah-e oo.l
l is indebtediiess'to the leagiN-. Wa'ker
i'i-o o-.-. offers foj- the N'orf.dk frail-
chise, and it y 'i. i' '"''in in Norfolk' ro
irdless of wh-i purchases it.
A Voaimi't c- ,'l.TI 1 of Mr. -t'O-.
la'h s. v 1 .v ..... Muver was ii'Mtlcl
, i bo- tl, fr.i.iei.ts.. f on'crlv of IIo..,L
ell. 'Ct, - one ion v.-as not 'rone into
1'
rcf ised to nceept
i..,.-..,., ii. , ..I,,..;,...
!l, .
1
Ml 'I '
e (l.-!e
I v .1, .11
i ::t. t'
I
to l.e 1, 1.1
! e ,'if l),e
I'-l'IH'
McADOO TO PPF.AK
. IN THE SCUTH
MrnipMs. -Oct -'! WiTnt-i fl. Me
Adoo, sec!-'-tai v i f the Tl'cn' il-V. wlor
ileli'ercd nn f-blre--' !-"re ls ii:ht
t'l fie inir"-t of r-i-'-Pi WiN-ei
l"t Uis '' - t-n ' "n i '-o"niii.r a-id
v ill sni'lt' 'he-., t .i i'-ht. The Secrct-irv
fU'i aeci'iiteil n invitat.oii to "peak in
Knoxville .tomorrow
PREACH
'-.J. "f- .. '.'",, ' i
Association..
WELL RECEIVED
ChiefTCxeculivc Visits Cin-
cinnati for First Time in
" Administration
"t'incininiti, Oct. "ii. 1 'resident- AViT
son, on his finiil middle ' WeHtern trip
and visit t i Cincinnati for tho first time
iii his ,'i'lministnif iort, arrived at 11. .'ill
lie was met by a clu'ering crowd at the
station and he was cheered a lie passed
' i.rniigh J l.e crowded streets hi a hotel.
. The I'ri'aiilent 's program includes four
speecluH, a li'eeption, a dinner and h
h:n"i:enrt. The i".iiis,i ,,j the leleriiiuii'd
iihting being made for Ohio's twenty
four ele.etorial votes vva.s watc.lied with
intei-e.-d by. political ad visefiTUiH. to the
tin- spirit 'of . M r. Wilson V reception
with especial regard to the way lie was
received, which llemocratic lenders de
clare was highly gratifying.
Iln his way here this morning Mr.
Wilson was. greeted ,y large el'owds at
half a -doy.eii Oltiii towns, lie appeared
on the platform and shook hands with
those close-if to the platform. -
I're.sidenf Wilson speaking, at ('inciii
n.'iti's leei ption to him at. tin- chamber
of commerce here urged the need of
sjiiiiiiiiil ::i:'.ty on the part of the people
of the I'liiicd States 'to prepare for
levator work Nhead oi' the nation.
POPULAR COLLECTOR
TO HI JSIN ESS SCHOOL
.Mr- Julian Whit.i liurst, a piipular col
lector for t In- I'liiiilci'M Itank lias gone to
iiichmond to take a business course at
S4ias:iev"! loisiness college. Mr. Ilavh!
Lai'scjisfer whoso home is located -about
.ix iiiHcs from Itocky Mount in Kdge
'oudie eHnty and v ho until reccntlv
as time kviie.j- tor the At lai.t i"( iiast
hi'. 'ici-iSfacf cd tin- po.itinn vac'itcd
bv Mr. Wh
FAIR TO MAKE AROUT
TWO THOUSAND
Wo arc
ecletary
fa.r .
infonued bv M r. C. If.
ot th'- ifocky :Oont
that after settling' all bill:
ill eb-ar just about .Lufni, t.os
sil-iv sXitf-M-r-s- under this, but more pro!
ably a lit'le over. The precise exact
amount can not be determined until a
few items outstanding are paid iu. The
fair, as pre iously stated, had received
over lo.noil amf xxmsidertiiL' the weath
er and unusual cxpe:i.ses,sho mnount of
money made augurs well for the state of
t he fa ir I'ompn ny.
ARMY TO BUILD THE
WORLD'S BIGGEST
Kan Antunia, Texas, Oct. 2(5. Prep
arations werestarted toda.w at Fort
Sam Houston for a garage, which it is
said will be the largest ever erected.
The structure is to house over Mill of
the big army motor trucks which have
bet n in. ser ice on the bonier.
Army officers- said that twenty-five
companies of thirty three truck each
Wiil he brought here in a short time.
PRESIDENT IHIILSOII
itehirtsst.
x
MIO
sair
GARAGE
French Press Germans Hack
About Verdun Fortress.
Lack Old Drive
OFFICERS PROMOTED
The French Are Following
Up As Fast As They Can
1 he Advantages Gained
on Tuesday Over the Ger
mans. Paris", Oct. The Frcni li troops at
Verduif lire foUi.iwlnf('li as fast-as they
vail tlie advantivges gained in their fight
ing of hist 'Tuesday .and 'they, are said
to have cloHe in to within less than otM
y.ardtv-nf l-'ort Vaux'. Aniiounccnii'iits of
the captine in moinentarily .expecte 1
here,.: thin eomjiletely restoring the
l-'reiudi line held Feb. lio. The tierinirn
foi,ce.s.'':it'. VerduJi arc reacting so slow
f.v an.! sui'h apparuut lack of slri.-nglli
that in the opinion of l-'reii-h military
ire n I hey luck the reservist fores tl.at
lio.i le .theii piesciiii.' felt earlier in the
iif aiui when thev were wit hilra'.vn
f liiui one si'ctiou vi the. front to rein
force t'hescTif iinot her seetloii. in ca't of
need. Uopiii'ts id' the -casualties now in
haii'l.sliow the French losse Were, very
light, conmdrrablv less than the prison-
ers: were taken and a large jiumber of-
1 1...:... I.,.. ' I... T.l.. ..li.-i.i.
i nose eon iiuui , i u km : ii i ii i.iiiiv nilgai
ty W olillded.
Considerable iiinterial was captur
ed. THe (termans had niassed guns of
all caliber into the ravine all of which
tell into the hands of the trench. I lie
three lieutenant generals, who under the
command ot tieneral Mangin. led the
attacking diviHiou were nil lieutenant
coliileii Is at t lie outbreak of the war anil
had been singled out bv -tieneral .1 off re
because of their technical abihtv. en
ergy, and determination. : .
COLONEL DOESN'T
LIKE SOFT ILOWS
Clinton : Ohio., . Oct, 2fi Colonel
tioosevclt speaking from the rear plat
form nf his train hero declares Iowa as
being a State "of intense Americanism
where men and women are willni"
to encounter risks and make an effort
for their conviction.
"I don't want a light," he eaiitiiiiied.
" but am rather n man to 'keep out of a
Indit."' but he added. " I ilou 't lu-lieve
iii hitting softly, when yi)u have got to
Ti i tTiTliia nT ioii' kIum out.' ' : ......
MUCH IMURESSEI)
CITY'S GROWTH
Mr. J. .1. Thomas, Jr., 'formerly a
master mechanic (if the Atlantic Coast
I.ine at their shops here and at present
superintendent or motive power with
the Mobile and Ohio Uailroad at. Mo
bile, Ala., spent yesterday in this city
on a brief visit to his daughters, Mrs.
Frank Hulluek and Miss Lena Thomas.
Mr. Thomas was enrout" to Washington
Citv. While In re he shook hands with a
needier of former friends' in this citv
ind Mr. Thomas is iiioted as declaring
that he was quite ftivoialdv. impress
d w ith the grow Ui.. in-1 general busi
icss iictivif v of t he fit v. --;..
COTTON -MARKET
ti-
N'.nv York. Oct. ?o" Cotton futures
opei'.eil easv . ifecemher 4Ys.il; .laiitiarv
ls.ieJ: March !!MJ'J: Julv UI..'U. .
New York, Oct. .tt--The cotton mar
ket showed renewed net i ity and ex
citement today arid there were further
w lie .dec la rat inn Tli t he mar l.e; at'tei
the opening with a loss of 27 points on
Iieeember at Is. 7,1 nnd ! to In points
oir later deliveries. Then appeared to
be a big iiceuniulaf inn of overnight sell
ing .orders, and January sold Is. tin and
May, IM.iirt or !l to in points net lower.
The market was then steadied ' with
benvv demands dnwever and prices
ut lied higher to about .Last night's clos-
ingligiii
York, Oct. ' The disturbing
in dm ac
of vesferdnv 's - break was
.shown in the renewed nervousness nnd
iri-'eidnr trend of the market which was
evn'iiee 1 by a sliarji opening oi'Ciirred
on an rrsnniption of 'overni-jlif selling
o: 1, -swith a bid. Hug of 10:'fifor Mareh
iir aboef b'de frioii la.-it night 's
i'bte. This a-h'tince ein'ouutered sharp
s ..'-I'lig 'H'It-i and March was quoted ut
Is. ill or about . 1 .70 per hale under
last night 's closing figures.
THE COTTON
MARKET CLOSED.
New York, Oct L'ti. The pot ton mar
ket closed: December lv!l!: January
r.l.:!ti; March llMitl; Mav H 111,
STOCK MARKET
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New Yorky Oct. Recessions of 1
to ,"t points in some of the low priced
rails ami specialties which were in ac
tive demand yesterday imparted so lire
heaviness to today early trading.
Crucible Steel, ami the Leather groups
were reactionary yith losses of a )voint
or more while mljan?es were limited to
Sugar and Papers, the usual market
leaders showing! little changes either
wav. - ' . ; -
Ml
The xustrians and Ciermans
Don't Follow ITp Success
. . in Koumania
NOT MUCH FURY ALONG
THE WESTERN' FRONT
The Ccrmans Appear to Be
Short of Men Who In For
mer Encounters Were
Shifted Itchind the Rattle
Lines.
I he siluai.ion ol the defeated flijfl
i jioiimainaii niiuv m lobrua atfnar-
cd slightly less critical 'from todnv 's of-'
icial ri'I.-iit'i front I'etrogr.nil which de- .
-' i d if the I i re of. the Ti i t if.i - al-
ies as sou.eu hat Wf..Vk.euei iu its f'irv.
Kntcti! t'-ir.-T-. rieehiTe,. , t ie allies '
split into two par's with Hie f ill of Ti r
uavo iu, son:;-' ' of - the. ' trooiM i seapiar
across- the great br;d;:e ami (. titers ffee.,
iug Io the iiiirtti.- Apparently the -iiee.-tioiiH
remaining .in nobrnja l.yve lie-in
finally abb.' to iiial.i' stinn) kUind ngaii-:it
th.e'.'r.iixti of the Hiilgariafi nrmii agaiust.
the Constanta Cerimvoda line, As a
while." the... situation for ; Koumania is
considered bv . inilitnrv compctators in
t.iernuinv as cxtremelv precarious and
that the A list ro (lerman success in the
mountain pusses un the-north gives a
grout ml vantage. Petrograd. however.
asserts that the teutonic pressure, has
been arrested.
On the western front, the (iermnns are
reported bv Paris to have ceased their
iii nTef a t f aTTi s nl Verdun, following
the general suircess of Tuesday at f ort
Iiounmont and. the advance of the
t much lines along a wule front. The
new trench positiims are wtill under
German artillery fire, tlia French War nil
t iniVc annuutices. . .-: I... --' y 'tf' M
i reneh wi iters dci-lard hn thnrft-.
tore of tort Vaux is momenf anlv r;
peeled. .
Iii Maeedmiia new entente advanc'
are announced, trench eavnlrv has if
cupicd two villages in the vwinity
the (ireek-Albanian border while. 1
Serbians have driven the (ioniums n
Bulgarian further bnck in the reei
ot the tenia river southeast of Mr
astir according to Paris statement.
i .ni na rem accoiiur or me. tight ii
-rnVtr tire -Transylvania bonier rcpn
the crptnre bv the Roumanians (if
heights nliout Iticaiid at . this re
'Voiie i'.'i in iles Knfltheast of the Un
.win ( 'auHvlvania adn bieimaniuM J
tier I lie lioumar ..-ins have ngain
valued several miles into Transvlv;
ternlo'V while in Oitnz vnlb'v t
have I eld their ground, Uucharest
clares .
.tei'liii. reports inriher ga'u.s for
Ccii.i.'.as on the Norih houimitiiiu f
and Hi rlaros I-ieb. Marshal ion id
i isci. is (rainirig ground there.
(m -ai.oda 1 1 ti 1 1 the stntem.Mi;
i l iiucei is in the. handfc of Germaic-
SAYS BHJD0E
WAS BOWN UP
l,oiii!ou, Oct. i't?. A ...Rotim dis
to the Wircle-s -Telegraph Agency :
thnf it is 'p"rt"ll mt' Ttn.'liifi'flMi 1
alter thr evacuation ot f cinavodn (
bridge at that point was blown up.
ISN'T WORRIED RV !
SCARCITY (ft MI
twm,' '
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sf
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Elsie Janis.
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Vlthough millions of men ar
on European battlefields,
ja,is, the popular younjr scU
l,af just returned to this
aftK" having spent much t
lojdon, says women need no
She declares that bachelors ;
apparinf? iri Europe, and t!
Bunters of boys too youre;
wilisooa reach a marriage-
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