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THE NEWS AND OBSERVES.
WtDNtbDAT MOKMiNCi, APKJL .4, iyiJ.
A itiwrri CMnuiox.
Triu Mlready
Kit aa fa 1 havsa't
That she'e apramae asy whiskers C
- adopted troseerettee;
Aad aM aaasl tadM-etad' -
Iiibm ak aii saisa rli srrl '
ThM she bmh n Mit Mi raMUg with
. , knack ef Mgnurettes. . ...
Task be half beer ta 4 M.
A ad aa anoa aa aha tlrwa-n H.
a hnatltag hesse wit twit slef, ta
acme taa pastry sew:
Ceased la dlaeer, did aaM heataS.
Tritaiaed a drraa that aha wee ua.li.R.
. steaded aorta aid go taa teasing all ge
y half-peat '.
be eeeears te be aa able -Ta
have rlrtuala en the (Abie
asd ta tlx natal trwa feeding aa wy
ge-te-aseetlfig ees ,
ImI aa haad with taa Ukr ' a
tor llttla bmh an, m: wi -
A she araa before they teH her wuaaa
H , saght to bare taa rota.
: Tar aa ra "iiharriid Mlraadr.
aa ta lnat aa end af eaadr -.. I taraatlns talk' Mondar before ' tha
led as lees to read the fashions asd taa I aeolor history class on tha nonun i
DISTINCTIVE
DESIGNS
FOR THE
WOMEN OF TASTE.
dalle hosnahnld klnta
''as hrfnra aba waa mj "eqnal,"
' Aad . toiml el rasas taa arosel
FTe just trtae preedrr af Mtraady
ever ace:
W. Kee Maxwell la Jsdge.
e . 4
MIm Ida Smith haa raturnad ta
tha elty after a visit to Rock Mount.
Mrs. Palmar Jsranaa haa aa her
guests from Henderson, Mr. aad hire
W. B.. Waddlll. Mr. and Mra. Jamas
Brodle. Mr. aad Mra Richard Jonas,
aad Miss Julia Coo par.
Vitas Jeaa Harrlns arrived yeater-
day from Duna to be tha guest of her
slater. Miss Kats Herring.
Mrs. Max wall Wolu, of Halem,
Vs., is in tha city, visiting her slater.
Mrs. J. at. risming.
auxiliary to the Hand Hkll Board of
Trade.
This is the second tints since
Christinas that the seniors hare heard
from a former Peace girt. During the
meeting of the Irfxrtelajurs Miss Mary
Ward, of New Bora, mads a delight-
ful talk on the subject of her year's
stay In China, where she) traveled and
taught after her graduation la 1111.
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WAKE tX)KKT bCRPRISED.
Wasn't Expecting to Hewr News of
AimroaM-hlng Marriage.
Wake Forest. April IS. Wake
Forest was aurprlaed this morning to
leara that ona of Its most popular pro
fessors. Dr. John W. No well, of the
rents la the local theatrical season
will bo tha prassntatloa to Raleigh of
this play, whlh New York, Chicago,
Philadelphia and Boston hays unani
mously declared to be "the funniest
fare In the world. The- book Is by
Edward Pepla, who has contributed
already such successes as Tbs Prince
Chan- and "Tito Laltiest Kebel.
Tho chief motive of -A Pair of
Dlxea" concerns tha Ingenloul acheme
of a yoiina woman who. flsuratlvelr.
hows how a queen of hearts Is better
than a pair of sixes. AU of which
develops after two yoans; men. part
ners ta bnatasss. unable to acre as
to their respsetlva Importance to the
firm, aeclde to separata eommerclal
ly.
Tha cast of "A Palrf Blxaa" la one
or tno neat that has been seen In Hal
elg-te this season and Includes Oscar
Fix man. a aotabls comedian who hat
appeared la nvany Broadway - offer
Inss. - Others-la the star cast are Or
lando Paly, Richard Barls, Arthur
idea. Hardla Me kin. Mary Har.
per. Eleanor Fairbanks. Jans Mare.
dith, Adelyn Westley and Jack Ka
fealL Price are I I ts to ie cants.
tut of town orders should be sent to
Marx 8. Nathan,' Manager Academy
and must be acaompaoied by remit
tance. .
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Miss Ellis Larh will leave to-lehemlstry department. Is to wed Miss
morrow to spend a few weeks in
Rocky Mount.
Miaa Mary Cordelia Hissmone re-
turfceo veeterrtay - arternohn
Wsk Forest, where ahe haa baen vla
IUa. Mrs. J. J. Powera, of Hamlet, area
mea the out-of-town shoppers la
- tbs atty yeatscday.
-Miss Callle Price, of Tarbord, U
vtattlns; Mrs. Caroline Norrla. Ill
South ftallahury street.
Margaret Kdwarda, of Raleigh, on
June llth.
This Is Dr. Nowelra first year aa a
member of the- - Wake- Forest 'faculty,
He la agraduats ot Wake Koreat,and
after leaving Johm Hopktna, where
he took the Ph. I), degree, he taught
at A. and M. College two years. On
account of the eleetiow el lir. Chajt
B. Brewer aa president of Jtlersdlth
fur next session, it Is conceded that
rr. Nowell will be the head of the
Miss Hortenss Jones, of AshevtlUK j chemistry department neat year.
la tha guest of friends at St. Mary'
Bcaooi. .
Mian Lulls Buabes. Who haa been
vtatUag Mrs. Joseph Hyde Pratt la
Chapel Hill, returned home yesterday.
Kbe waa accompanied by Mrs. Pratt
and Mrs. C. 8. Mangum, of Chapel
Hill, who are now her guests
Miaa Jans burton, of Portsmouth.
Va, who has beea visiting friends snd
relatives In tha city, returned home
yesterday.
Miss Rugenla Blahnp, of Wake
r-orast. Who has been the gueat ol
Miss Hattls Mas LassUer. returned
hosae yesterday.
Miaa Kuth Blankenahlp. of Char
lotto, la tha guest of Miaa Kllaabeth
Hill.
. Mra. C. C. McAllater. of Paystte-
Villa. Is visiting Mrs Hal Worth. 8hs
3a me to atend the Damronrh Concert
Miaa - Beaate Lmna. sf Waka
. Forest, ka ths gueat of Miss Kltxa Rid
' dick. ' 8h Is hers to attend the Dam
roach Concert
Miaa Hattle Parrott, of Klnston.
Is visiting Mr. and Mra. Jack Hus
hes. 8he rsme to attend the Dam-
roach Concert
Miss Mary C. Borden, of Oolds-
bore, is In the elty attending the lam
roach Concert and la ths guest of Mlas
- MarJorte Montague. Ill New Bern
avenue. -
' aa' redlta flab tn Meeie.
The St. Cecilia Club will. meet this
afternoon at 1 oar e'eteeh at Mt. -Mary's
in prot. uwen studio.
.
Clrck N amber Threw.
Cirri Number Three of Rdenton
free Methodist church will meet
with Mra J. W. Coffey In Boy Ian
Heights this afternoon at four o clock.
' .West tUbHgb, arrto.
Tbs West Raleigh Circle will meet
with Mrs. c, Belvln, Wednesdsy at
4
Te Earrtala a Frw Fricada.
lr. Nowell haa not been at Wake
Forest sines Easter, being confined io
tils home on account of illness. He
underwent an operation at Rex Hos
pital. Raleigh, this morning. Ilia
physicians say that It will be about
two weeks before hs can inset hla
WOMEN ARE URGED TO '
ATTEND THIS MEETING
Mrs. Charles M. Buabee and Mra
William K. Hhlpp entertained a few
friend at tea this afternoon in honor
H Mra Locke Craig and her gueat.
are. moo re, or Aahevtiie.
. : Oh Bortety Horlablc.
Thursday night at the horns of Mr.
R. King, 111 North Halifax street,
a society sociable will be given for
he benefit of the rectory fund of the
sacred Heart Catholic church. A
program of good music
MIW WIX8TOX OX TOMrm.Ti
EdareMloa DrtMrUaoat of Woman'
Clnb to t'fMaaUirr Needs of hciraoia
Tnaaormw Afternoon.
The education department of the
Raleigh Woman's Club la leading la
movement which can but prove of
service to this dty.
A call la Issued by the officers of
that-department -urging that every
Woman In tha city who la Interested
In having all ths building needed
for ths public schools of Raleigh at
tend a meeting of ths educational
department of the Woman's Club to
bs held on Thursday afternoon In
the Y. M. C. A. building at four
o'clock.
In the rail for the meeting. It la
declared that ths Interest and co-operation
of ths women of Rsletgh lust
now will mean much to this move
ment to give ample facilities for all
ths school children of .Raleigh. The
matter la one which Is so Important
that every woman In the elty who
can possibly do - should attend the
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
BEAT 8AI,K OPEN TOD AT
X)R A r.UH Of fill EM"
lYklsy Night's Offering Important
(By ths Press Agent)
Ths raaerved seat aals for tha ex
rrurlatlngly funny fare "A Pair of
Blxes, which comes to ths Academy
of Musk! Friday night, will open this
morning at ths Tucker Building Phar
macy.
Prohamr on of the -most Imports nt
I Weddings and Engagements
li
. MILIUM -BO.NMuK.
Last night at tha home of Mrs. M.
B. Duke, there waa solemnized a very
pretty but quiet wedding when her
stater, Mlas Jsnnls B. Bonner, became
the bride of Mr. M. A. J. Milton. The
ceremony waa performed by Dr.
waiter H. Dodd of the Pullen Ms
mortal church. Only relative were
present.
German Raider Asks Three
Weeks
TU
All
DARK
WITH
ETEA
uj promtaed. f Mixefj wittr Sulphur It Dark
ens so Naturally Nobody
. . ', can Tell.
The old-ttms mixture ef Baas -Tea
And Hulphur for darkening -gray,
streaked and faded hair Is grand,
mother's treatment, and folks are
again vstng tt to -keep their- hair a
good, even color, which Is quite seaal-
me. aa as are living In an age whan a
youthful appearance to of the great-
m AnangtsxM nta for Dane la
aahifigtMa City.
Waahlnatoa. D. C. Airll iuiaa
.my Winston, of Ralelsh. waa one of
:ne committee at a dance tonight
Svea by Washington Camp. No. III.
ma of Confederate Veterans to help
lefray the indebtednsas1 of ths Con-
Merate (emrisl Home. -
' Marsha It Wilson, brother of petar
Wllso. the Tar Heel who dlaoenaaa
the salsHea of United Itatea Senators I eat advantage.
ana their clerks In the Csoltol. has I Nowadays, thourh. ws don't hin
tone to Rsjelgh to vtstt hla -slater. I the troublesome task of sathertns tha
arm aionia-vmery. ana juose Mont- l save ana tne mum mixine at hnm
I ah a rug atores sell the ready-to-use
product called "Wyeth'a 8a(e aad Hul-
pnor wompouna- tor .about II rents a
bottle. It la very popuar bscause.no-
nooy can aiacover It haa beea analied.
mmpiy motstea your comb or a soft
brush with It and draw this through
your hair.- taking one small strand at
a time;. by morning the gray hair dis
appears, but what deltghta the ladles
with Wyeth'a gage aad Sulphur Is
that, besides beautifully darkening
the hair after a few applications it
slaak nraitiir aa thaa aatri Ium
members of the a lass ef 1 Peace I pearans ef abuadanos which U ao at
Inetttute sjul is tlsltln her stater st I tractive: beaida. nravanta rf.-...
aww naaww SWH ina I licnina BCSin IBS rSIlHte -Mlf:
Keoaat North Carolina
ine- eaptual include Whlteford & I
Luaasaey aad A. M. stack. Monroe:
( Burton Crslg, Wlnaton-eaJsm, aad
tt. La Tieraan, naiisbary.
MltM GRAVES AT PEACE
arwaor Bkatary Claaa Hears latssea.
bag anal ImnrntSJv Talk.
Mlas Nellie Urave. of Carthage,
was la tha city for the Damrosch
Festival Concert Mlas Oravs la a
(Continued from Pag One.)
the whip wit the civilian experts who
surveyed hsr hs Impressed upon them
ths necessity for quick action because
ne must get away.
tr, Joseph Ooldbereer. of Wash'
in art on. mi tiis request of flurrron (Jen
eral Kupert - -Blue, of the Public
Health 8ervlce. msds an examination
on board ship today of the Berl Bert
patienta. Few opportunities bar been
afforded the t'ntted mates health au-
thortttes to study this disease. Dr.
Qoldbergsr found about 16 cases.
several having Improved considerably
alnoe Sunday. Ha was aaelated In hla
examination by Dr. Ward B. MaeCaf
ferey. quarantine officer at Old Point
Comfort. He returned to Waartngton
lonigm with hla observation
Warn hi na Hurhted Off raneav
One French warahlD and one Brit
ish cruiser were sighted today off the
Virginia Canea by ullota who bronchi
ships Into port. The French warship
had four funnela and waa believed to
be tha Conde. She was lying about
(Ire mile out when sighted this morn
ing. Later In ths day a British, cruia.
er believed to be the converted Caro
nia waa sighted. ' Tha pilots brought
wun mem a report which they re
reived from merchantment that the
British knew the Krdh prlnii Wll
helm .had steamed north from the
equator several weeks ago and that
ah 'was believed to be In American
waters. Because of this. It was de
clared, shipping from Bermuda waa
held up last Friday and Saturday
wnue soms or ins warships which
had been off the capes were search
Ing south of this latltuds for the msr
chavnt raider. The pilots also declared
fiat vtgiiancs outside the capes seem
ed to be greater -for -out soing -ship
men Tor incoming; ona or them said
that an Italian 'vassal which he allot'
ed from thla port recently was board
ed by officers and men from one of ths
British warships aa she pasaed out of
tho three mil limit. The ItaUan ship,
he eald. bore a resemblance to the
Rltel Fried rich and was boarded for
that reason.
Hearrhlng For Another Raider.
Le-te tonight It wss remirtsd that
while two American warship are
guarding the Virginia Capes, - four or
five others are apeedlng out In tha
Atlantic In aearch of another German
era. arider. Thla served to revive In
terest In the Herman cruiser Karls
ruhe which overtook and converted
the Wllhelm at sea last August and
haa since been several ttmee reported
deetrnyed. 'Officers and members of
the Wllhelm's crew asserted today
that they did not believe the Ksrleruhs
had been sunk or beached. One de
clared that the Karlsruhe had been
heard from nine shs was last reported
destroyed. He also stated that the
Karlaruhe laat summer destroyed a
British nsval base at Bridgetown.
Barbades Inland, and that detail of
tha exploit never were revealed.
Request Has Not Rcwhcd Daniels
Washington. April II.-The reouest
of Captain Thlerfelder, commanding
tho Uermaa cruiser Kron Prim Wll
helm for examination nf hla vessel by
a naval board to determine repaira
necessary had not reached navy offU
elala tonight, although presented . to
iacAa rieg a. a. wiatni bilu.
Met OAST.
Rsletgh, N. C. April 11. 1115. .
For North Carolina: Fair Wednes
day and Thursday; wanner Thurs
day; moderate east wlnda
Sunrise .1:41 am. Sunset .1:11 p.m.
t a. ra. .
II I p. m.
II
Highest temperature It
Lowest temperature 41
Mean temperature ........a. II
Deficiency for the day . , 1
Average dairy deficiency since
January let .............. ,.l
ICLAIfal THEY KILLED
lOFlLA'SfO
"Millions of Women will welcome
this New Baking Powder"
Says Miss Princine
GRANDMOTHER wid: "Well, I guess they
never will discover:hovvto make perfect baking
powder." "But they havel"&zyi "lVfiaa Prindne,'just-
as thejr have learned o sail under the sea, fly through
the air and telegraph without wires I" -
.Prieciiie
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Baking IWder
it not only new but ii the final solution of the problem
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of Wcstfield, Mm, and Alfni W. AftCnm, purt food expert ol Ntw York.
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of your baking or derange the digestion. Princine it the dryeit baking powder
in the world which meant that hi remarkable leavening strength tttpt.
We invite you to try Princine Pure Phosphate Baking Powder and prove our
claims in your own oven.
Carranza Forcesi Occupying-'
Matartwos, Make Sortie on : 4
-. Besiegers ' f "
town is then "bombarded;
During; , Engagement Shells -
Passed Over City But None
Fell. On American. Side; Re-
port Capture of Train Load :
7 off Viila'sf Food Supplies, i
1 ' a . . . i rt .
rms ana rnsoners . - -r.
iv..., . . . ' . (.
"i - M 'I J' ''
V : (Br Sm a nnum reaal. ;. . -Brewnavllle.
Te ADrtl lt.In ik
sortie today, the - Carransa garrison
dsfsadlng Matamoroa Inflicted a heavy
blow npon. tho Villa armjr beeelglog
the town. Oeaeral faiula Kavarra.
second ; la ' eommand ' of the Villa,
troops, waa brought to Brownsville
today danaeroualv wounded, and the
Carransa consulate hero clafmed tho
VUla dead numbered I0. Tha
aortlo drew from tha Villa ' forossi
their long-promised shelling ef Met. '
moros, but the ahelllng atopped when
the Carransa garrison returned to tha
trenehes. aad tonight Bring had eeaeV
sd with tha positions ot the armies
praoucaliy unchanged.
During tha bombardment etrht '
ahella passed completely ever 'Kate
moros, and four others dropped In the
city, hut did little damage. . Nona of
tns sneus reii on the American aide
of the Rio Grande. Both factions to
night claimed to have won tha fight. -but
neither would permit anyone tev-.
cross the border to obtain direct In- '
formation. Villa officers declare that
while -the eetsoaU ei 4he beeelrins '
army first were-driven, back the Caro
ransa troops retreated when ths Villa r
cavalry brought up Its main -4orcea. t
OsneraT Kafarrata, Carransa''
mander, gave hla losses as seventeen
killed and sixty wounded. Ths dead
on ths Carransa aide Include Lieut..
CoL Miguel iiarrera Ouerra.
The Carransa consulate Issued ths)
following statement received froan . .
aenerai Nafarrate's headquarters:
"The Villlataa lost 100 men kUled,"
that number so far gathered by our '
forces, and there are still snms on'
ths Held. Our forces captured thirty
prisoners who are now In the Mate-
mo roe Jail, about 200 horses, a large -
amount of ammunition for cannon, .,
rapid-fire guns aud carbines, Wa sjao - "
captured all tha Villlataa supplies of ' '
food this side of Lea Ruclaa. Otir '"
men derailed a Villa train loaded with ; '
food supplies, ready evidently for'.
dash into Matamoroa. The 'train la
now being guarded by our men."
Each of the 1.180 Carraasa soldiers
who took part In ths. sortie wore a
red band on hla hat sA they could not '
be mistaken for Villa soldiers. The '
red bands proved Very valuable be
cause much of tha fighting waa hand-"
to-hand, the men splitting into small '
groups which fought other small ..
groups In and around clumps , and . '
aharp-thorned bushes. -
tnaaa cornea In AandUd cupe tb, 15c.; 1 lb. 90c, raited Profit enariag Ceapeet ia
every cup. If voo caa't get Frincine at your grocer's, srad hit same and rercire a 2 es.
sample or nad IS cents lor H lb. cue. Mist rriacjac't Biscuit Recipe frea apea retjiMat.
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Li fr lit Primeimt Sitlf ml Ytur Grtr4. "
The Southern IVluiufactiiiiiig Co., RkJirrroad, Vn.
Deaths and Funerals
runeral of Mr. Ktawke Tnda v. '.
Tha remains of Mr; Jamea B. aVtarka.- - -
who died In New Orleans Monday. I
will reach Raleigh today and funeral '
servlees wtH be conducted by Dr. W.'- .
MeC. White at the residence of Mraa'
M. H. Nswsome, 117 West Hargstt i.
street, at I p. m. The Interment will y
b in Oakwood cemetery.
Sassssssssae"
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MRS. ESSIE 8IGMAJT.
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tha State Department today by the
Oerman embassy. It probably will bs
a an versa tomorrow when omoers will
be designated to make tha examine
tlon.
Boorstary Daniels already haa di
rected Admiral Fletcher in command
of the naval forces at Hampton Roads
to follow ths precedents established
In the Kltel ease In dealing with the
wii helm. fapt. Tblerfeld'a reouest
probably will be referred to Admiral
Fletcher who will name tho examin
ing board.
Mms. Curls, the famous woman
scientist, has Installed at hsr awa ex
pense a radiographic apparatus for
he wounded at the Fantla Hospital.
near Paris By means of this appa
ratus bullets and shell splinters and
frarturea can Instantly bs located, a
powerful aid to taa aavtag of lifa...
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af catarrhal earsae eoaaaed
and saeeaed eat by oae sr asd breath
ed ta ay aantner aad wees the eysteai rlls
te throw eg theae guraia taey lad inraia
sest todgeaseat la (be Bsenaa asewbraaea
year Bese. tferast aaa head aad hraad
ky ailllloaa. .,
The gerata ef catarrh eaa he eeetreyed
aad the IndaaMd tlaaa aenaeseetly heal
ed hy Inhaling the air ef the sere aaell-'
rated ell of Hfoeael (pmaeasead Rlgh-e-aM.
Vea breathe Ita air. lata year aeee,
lliniet and lungs by by mu of a eat ill
hard rnbher lahaler that reliable drsgaists
la Kaletrh and rtrlntty famleh with eeiHl
huwe eoaislete treat avrat. This BMaitrated.
aauaruttc air la eertala death te the genae
nt ratarrh aad drleea theai eatlrely eat af
year ayateat amt whea the geraaa are de
atreyeii the eatarrh ati h Ha ehaesleaa
arait.aa will etun. J sat two nr tare
at la a tea aae will give yea blessed rrtw
while Ita aae twe er three tiaiea a day
far a few weeks will dries ratarr e4
every ayatptnai of ratarrh rnaai:r and
entirely frets year system Ne eatarrh ea.
Orrer eaa afford te go sanlb-r day h
eat trying thla weaderfvl treatawul as re
lleble drassiata ererrwhere at II It ca a
positive guarantee of entire aattafSctloa er
seerruiiy rWaadrd.
000 HE OR
SPECIAL WAR VORK
Willing To . Serve England in
Factories, Shops and Agn
. cultural Field
London.- April II. Thirty-three
thousand women had registered them
selves for apeclal wUr service ap to
the- wad of Marchr Walter Raaclman,
president of the Board' of Trade to
night told a deputation, representing
various uiaana women s aoetetiea.
8ls thouaand of the women. Mr.
Rnnctman aatld, had declared them
selves arilliyag to work ta arrnameat
rartonea, 4.000 la clothing faetorlea,
I.T00 In dairy work. 100 aa gardeaers.
t.000 la various branches of agricul
tural work.-1.100 aa ahop aaatatanta,
loo as leather work era aad a.000 la
clerical work. Six hundred women
had beea given employment at tho
tfoara or Trade, Mr. Raaetmaa aa.
aoaneed.
The governmeat. the speaker coa
tinned. Instated that women employed
on government eontraot work be paid
ins same pteea rates -as anon. . The
government had arranged to give
naea qualified te undertake dairy or
agricultural work a fortnight s train
ing - In agricultural eo I leges, paying
them meanwhile a living allow a a cm.
ayivia rajkauret the sntutarat suf-
frajcetta, urged that the govern anew,
should take, measures to secure for
women la whatever capacity they are
employed the same pay a
calve. -. - -
- ' T. ML C A. Asxfliary.
There will be a meeting of the ex
ecutive board of the Woman's Aux
iliary to th T. M. C A. at the buUd
Ing Wednesday afteraoon at three
o'clock. The meeting will be brief.
but Is important aad the aae sahars are
te meet promptly.
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3DKG'
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1
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asd prhis earseleea sa the prahiptaeae with
aarre ear sassy caatseaem eu erer las
We are snm-taJista sad fnrslh the tat-
1MU i
which we
rouatry. We are sne-taJista sad f nral-h
est atylee that asrtety deauada. The IMi
asd aaaaasrr atylea are dlatlactlva ssd .dlgerest froaa say yet tat red area.
w- e-a- ar .a ,f .taat tThrt. prleea ea tea rayed Isrltatleaa. Aaaeeaee- '
aaeats. farda. etc With earh ereer vre aaaie Irw RIIPsOMI AKI-etaZ
I KIT KB frees enppar plate they antsagraved froi
ew. while yea thlak af n, ssad far ear ISU
viaciTtta OTartosgaf ctv.
ru-i.
a a laaUag aad Stag isaesslr.
aatptss.
Mesa a, asthaiial. Ttrgtaaa.
IX A. R.1 TO M E ET.
hcsafcna of Ixsral Organlaatioai to Be
Hatd This Moraing.
There will be a meeting of tha
Daughters f the Ametioea Kevolu
tlon on Wednesday morning at slevea
o'clock la the Btata building. All of
ths Daughters aad thoae who have
seat la their applications are request
ed to be present at tha meeting.
S-KB8 KO CONSPIRACY.
Jadge WasUhaa Dransrrer of Mrrrttl
aad Chapanaa Drrrtck aatd Wreck
iog Ccawpajiy. .
tar aw j 1 1 stina rwsfc
New Tork. April II. Federal
Judge Neterer austalned today the de
murrer tiled by the Merritt and Chap
man Derrick aad Wrecking Company,
Isaac Chapman and William K. Chap
man to an Indictment returned la the
government's Bhermsn law action
chargiag them and ether defendants
with conspiring to monopolise the
beainesa of salvaging and towing
wrecked veaeela la waters along the
Atlantic coast.
No statamsnts were made In the In
dictment said the Judge which cearly
charged a censplrsey.
A torpedo Invented by a United
states naval officer carries a rkn that
dischargee aa agplosire shell Inside
vassal after the torpedo haa punetnr
sa its bum neiow tne water una.
Newton. April II. Mrs. Essie Big
man disd at her home In Con over FrW
day night of pneumonia aad - waa
buried Sunday at Bethlehem Metho
dist Church. Rev, John C .Peeler, of
ths Reformed Church, conducting the
servioes. Mrs. Slgman waa IT years
of age, tha daughter of Mr. Bob CI ine.
Shs waa married first to Plnkney DeaJ
and four children aurvlve of that mar
flag and several years ago to "Johfl "
Sigman. Three children were bora to
them.
Call them white lies If you want ta. .
but sooner or later they will coma '
home to roost. ' .
(IGtjJQMS
CASTO R IA
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or laiaata and CHHdrea
In Um ForOver 30 Years
ACADEMY
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