ni-aiD aw., I aii
ft alinm st lite dOa se, ear earn,
A vf aaa ream a as.
Uacmr'- ev see r-e--.
r-l
ml ta rat mt aea ta
Aa aeeeh of Waist eaj.
Of Hast lavs that Mt
Aa Bsrmat treta Stealer-1
OW asanas sow anal J .at asam,
n mm I M'ar Iwnl,
1W Ml Ml ear vee vela.
Kf we a taMlkairti yetl
"!- -Over fwesat the mM.
Fat Mm will Save Ue war,
mt Mi Ant w-ra, as ear far taM
Aie wwV se smart r :"
TU1 mVe fair eea aaa- eeV,
Bat BMil etlu mt Mtawan tares,
se we era naiiarn ret I
B is rennud that those wishing
to telpha matter (or thia put do
m after IP. M.
ICa ITelea Bonner, of Blrmlng
Hi Ala, ll vlaitlns Mr. Ernest Oiiik.
Shank at flt. Mary.
Cs Ansa Bold Andrews, of Char
lotta, who it teaching ia Wait county,
peat the week-tnd with MIm An nit
Shaw. .
Mr. George Lewie and family, of
TaUshaaeee, )1t, art visiting at the
home of Dr. A. D. Bawkina oa Hlount
atreet-
Mia Mary Wlm hat returned f ram
a abort via to Durham where aha was
lit neat of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hib
berd. -Mrs. E. A. Klee yesterday returned
M Bar tome la Baltimore afU'r remain
ing her for two weeks after the d.th
X her mother, Mra. K. E. Tucker.
ICao Kst Steven, of Ureentboro,
aaa returned home after spending the
weak-ead with rriendt and relatives.
Mra J. T. Barber, of CharlntU, haa
arnred ia the city for a stay of several
Oart with Wen da.
fr-Anm How -eotirnai and'Httl
daughter were (a the city Buaday night
ea root irom unapel Mill to New York.
Miaaea Mary and Ileasi laulkner,
of Bmitb-tld, aad Miss Kffle KarHry,
ox uominoro, epent yesterday in lfl
igh aa guett of Mr. A. V. Buth.
Thia evening from to 11 la recrea
tion evening at the Woman'i Olab,
rioni iku, ana reserve a table. Ad.
Coatlsaea Critically I1L
Mia Iltti O. Freeman, daughter of
Mr. Patti I). It. Freeman, continue
aritically ill ut Rei Hospital.
Taraday Afternoon Club.
The Tueaday Afternoon Club will
meet at 4 o'clock thia afternoon with
Mr. Carey J. Hunter.
Announce Bagagemaat.
Mr. aad Mr. B. B. Icy anaounc
the engagement of thtlr daughter,
Ague, to Mr. Juliaa J Laut - Tht wed
diag will take place la December.
011a Podrida ab.
Th Olla Podrida Club will meet at
1:45 o'clock thia afternoon at the horn
of Mr. A. J. rUd oa North Blount
street.
PaHalghtly Jterlew Qah.
Th Fortnightly Review Club will
meet Friday afternoon lnetead of thia
aftamooa with Dr. Delia DUon-Carroll
at her home, "N'ordel HiU," la Bloom
bary. Jobato,Pttlgiww Chapter.
Th Johaeton-Prttigraw Chanter,
palled Daughter of th Confederacy,
postponed its regular meeting to
Wednesday, Norember 18. when it will
be held at th bom of Mr. T. IL
QalTart,
Wedding Invitations
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Fla Watch Repairing a Specialty
Attended Daaea Bar.
Measrt. Carl Daniel. Wilber Joyner,
Earl Wnitherby, Claude Trogdrn, and
Pain, of Urecaaboro, who - came here
Saturday and attended th dance at the
auditorium Haturday night, returned
home Sunday afternoon. ...
WiU Attend Wedaiag.
Mr. and Mr. D. B. roindezter left
yeterday for Iynehburg, Va., to attend
the marriage of Mfi Poiadeiter'a niece,
Mln Betnie 0111, to Mr. Bradley Thomaa.
After November 36 th bride and groom
will be at hom at Bant F, N. M.
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Miaa Herring Betnraa.
Mia Eat M. nerving, of th Bureau
of Education, Bute Board of BealUi.
ha returned to her a flic after having
attended many of the eoaaty fair of
th State with a health exhibit of th
board. MIm Herring last week was ia
Fayrtteville and Bonkingham.
J
Dr. Wnltaker Improving. ,
Mr. Joel D. Whitaker returned yee
terday from Indianapolis, Ind., where
he viaited hi son, Dr. Joel V'hitaker,
who 1 confined la th Msthodiat' ITor
uital there, reeovering from injuries re
ceived in aa automobile eneident. Th
many friend of Dr. Whltaior will be
glad to learn, that he la steadily Im
proving. e
Appreciation For New aad Obeerver.
Th Ntwi aad OIrvr aeknowlcdget
with thank and appreclatioa th re
ceipt of th following not from Mr.
Pvii1!a A. Nnrrl. ehalrmaa of th
eorreepondeaeo committee of th Caa-
well Nash Chapter of th Daugntar or
the American Bevnlutlon:
"The Caawell-Kaah ChADter. D. A. R-
wlahe to eipraei keenest appreciation
of Th New aad Obeerver't gneroua
apace given to publicity, aad full re
port of all aetaion of th Stat con
ference and mention of the function!
given complimentary to the vlaiting
Daughter.
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SeotUad Nsck, Noy. tA delightful
wMtLihl
iag Mrs. U. U MePowU, a reeeat bride.
aad Mia Hilda Haaeoek. a eoajUg
bride. ookwataamntemBt forth'
afternoon, there being aix table. On
ash tabU ware fomr little boaee ef
mint, whU th table marker aad teerc
card were eat aad witehea. Mr. Bin
tor ana was givta a beautiful ylkw
roKMa wora bag. Ta koaoree wr
. a . T . . - ,
Ikreeented with bMntifK vallow aaa.
broidered fudg aprena Aa elogaat
ealad coura was trrved. All were tar a
Invited to th dining room, which watj
aauauallw attractive. Ia th eeater ef
imhv was m auaiauin wvj. twwm
which red ribbon, ending ia as little
bell, reached to the edge of the table.
The were drawl aaff appropriate for
tune wane attaeoed, which war read.
Mtit Haneoei palled the last ribboa.
Iaatead of a fortuae ah drew aum
bera of dainty erepe d ehiaa aaadksr
ehrafa attached at interval ta a. rib
bon, tthe thanked th gneste meet
charmingly for the evidans of their
lov. Arouad th edge el the table
were witch Blled with aalted aaU
A th guests war departing they were
given on of the.
Th Hound Tabl CInb waa
taiaed by Mr. O. Hoffman Tavaday
afternoon. Th principal baeineaa was
th dUK-ussioa of plan lor a pontic
library.
Monday evening at th hom of th
bridt't parents. Mite Phob radhaw
wa married to Mr. 1. T. HarrelL It
waa a quiet affair with only a few latl
mat friend present.
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Arriagtaa Barrett.
Wilson, Nov. 8r Saturday afteraoea
ia Bt. Timothy' lipiasope) churoh at th
hour of 8 o'clock waa aolemnltsd th
marriage of Mis Anai Bynum Barrett,
only daughter of Mr. and Mr. J. .
Barrett, aad Mr. Charles Hammond Ar
rington, of Rocky Mount. The church
wa moat artistically decorated.
At th appointed hour the wedding
party arrived aad proceeded to th
altar in the following order t Th
uahera. Mr. Richard Bynum. of Farm
ville, with Mr. Scott Bill, of Jtoehy
Mount, and Mr. Tom Hackaay with
Mr. Tom Aver, of Rocky Mouat Th
maid of honor, Ml Amy btookard, of
Kaleiirh. who wot a beautiful gown
of browa aatia with gold trimming!,
and Dictur hat of brown aad gold. Bh
parried an arm bonqnet of hag yIlow
rhrvaanthemuma.
Then runt th bride, leaning on u
arm of hr f atbmr, wearing a aaadaom
snlt of blue valour with Hadsoa
trimming, eorsag bouquet of valley
lUiea and orchids Bh earned a prayer
honk with a thower of valley U
Thev were met at the altar byth groom
and hi brother, Mr. John U Arrington.
f Korkv Mount, wa aetea as dssi
man.
The imnreniv ceremony wa per
formed by Rev. Joseph H. Hynum. el
Wiatoa, eoaU of the brids, aad Be.
Morrison Ikthea, rector of th ehureh.
There were originally two eerrieea,
hetrnthal and the marriage t an Inter
val separated three servioe aad tay
era made at different time ia th
Tn tha EnitroDSJ Chare MrU
. nreaervsd a different Part of
ii aarvira enlv a few MOtid aad
alla-ht chang of posiuoa maraug
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Hoaty and glycerin heal th irritated
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Dr. BeU't Pine-Tar BBy Is aa ideal
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JBHLI7S and obshiver
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''Joy Delyil tO It bof
or whose body is prpp-j
ttYf nOUTfehed With food
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Readj-mked and rmAy
to-eere. liade at Kksam
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tha akaage. Th betrothal ia made at
the ahaaael step aad the Baarriage'
proper a la altar rail.
Loasagria' weddlag marefr waa ased
aa a prnrtttaal aad Mtadalaaoha' for
a rtttawoaal.
haadsoms array af preeeat from
mead of awral Btats attest the
wide popalaity af the brida aad
free.
They left lotatedlately far aa astaai
d trip North. They will be at ken
after November IS, Chare street, Soeky
Mosul.
The out-of towa gustta wares Mr.
A. W. Antagtoa. mother of the groom ;
Mr. T. J. Hackaey. Dr. aad Mra. M.
a Braewetl. Ml Emily BrsswelL Mr.
and Mra. E. U. Johaaoa. Mr. 4 ward
Johaaon, Mia Mary Smith. Mr. aad
Mra. A. W. DowdJag, all oX sVx-ky
Uonatt Mies Maria Moesiay. af Kla
atoa; Mia UU Beet, of Alleadala, & O.j
Mr. aad Mra. a 8. Bhepaard. MIM Ta
bitba D Yisneate, Mr. Jtesph H. By
num, all ef larmvUJ.
Th poll ar epea from 0:il to 6:1.
vote early.
INVESTIGATION OF
RESPONSIBILITY FOR
THE RIOT AT EVERETT
Witnesses Claim First Shot
Came From Boat; I. W. W.
Will Press Murder Charp
Everett, Wash. Nov. t-Invastigarlea
tarts d today to determine reopoaalbihty
for th death af lint Char Is Curtis,
deputy sheriff and reserve officer af the
Washington National (Hard, ahot aad
killed yeeterday wbea oa auadred and
Ifty armed tltitea clashed with 150 or
more Industrial Worker ef th World
who war attempting to land here from
a steamer. The death today ef Jeffenoa
Beard, ef the itlaa poss brought th
fatalities ta seven tee of tha poea and
Bv iadoetrial worker.
Wit esse tasUSed today at tat aera
aer'a lsqueet that th tret ahot am
from th boat soon aftr it tid ap at
th pir. Th Iaduatrial Worker am
here oa aa xurieu eaarteriag th
ataaat Taroma for th trip from Sea
tie. After th shooting th Verona re
turned to Seattle, where nearly tOO of
th esenrsioalsta were arrestsd aad are
atiU la UL
tXreet meeting had beau planned la
Everett, where a apiadl wvr' atrik
ha been ia pr pgr ass aad th ettlsta
poos wa orgaaued ts prevent the
peak era snd thaig frlead from lead
ing. Arrests Ia Salt Lakt CKy.
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The Bat
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mea have bsea arrested within the mat
two weeks la connection with ta ran
alng down ef aa orgaaited gang of
dynamite auepaeta, tt bsesmt known ts-
day. Nitrfflyria, fuses, caps, powder
aad ether txylosiv were fouad oa
thm of th mta uader arrest, th pcAea
toy-
Asoordlng to th poUee, U mea ar
under euapieioa. It waa arat thoaghl
that thee mta wr oa tktir way t
Krtrett, Washmoton. A aaa wart
dropped by a.of the priaeaera about
th aaaivaresry of Joa HiUitorms
deatk going to be aalabrated tala msata.
ha started aa laveetigatMa which may
reveal tha real abject f tht band ef
1 at pet ted dyasmitera gathsrkig her.
HUlMorat, aa Industrial Worker af tt
World, leader was executed her a year
ago for the murder af a caul UM
merchaat.
LW.W. Will rraaecate.
(kattl, Wash, Nee. eV-Srbert
Mahler, aerUry-trMrr af the Seat-
U hsadquarttrt ef th Industrial Wrk-
tr of th World, today gav th folltw
lng tlgaed ttatemtat to Th Astoeisted
Pret coaeeralag Soadar'g riot at
Cverettt
"W are going to tharge every ea f
U vlgtlne tommKtee at stverett wttk
murder, aad If poaaibla, bring a flaUlar
eharge agalatt vry member tt th
Everett Commercial Club ea ah ground
that they organised a bead ef maa
baadlara aad Inttrueted tksm what tt
do. W hav ywitaaa af Suaday't
elasa rrom among tas ma ea shore si
well aa those oa th beat, by wham w
eaa prov that th first (hot wat f red
by th vigilaaee aoatmittea. Thia Ight,
really, ia a part of tha epea akep em
palga waged by th aftaafaatiirwa Aa
soeiation all along th Pat ill aoaet, -(cUgaod)
H&BEBT U MAELM.
Effort t Udoee Fraak P. Walth.
former ehalrmaa of th fedaral Indus
trml Sslatioaa Cesmlaioa, te tak
chars ef th dsfeasa af th laisetrlal
Wrkr of th World In jail here, ar
belag aaade by Wa. XX Hayvaed, ga
ral teeretary-trsasiiTer of th organ lia-
tloa, aeeerdlng t a tslagram reesived
tossy ay atahiar rrom Mr. Hayweod,
wk ia tan Chicago,
JOHN h. atuaiKy died whili
TtATlNa IN BAUD AT BALLY
Beesfart, Nov. 0v John H. Skarroa.
chief of police af Beaufort, alee a mem
ber of ta Beaufort bead, d rapped dead
a th atraat tesight wall plaViaff with
tna oeaa ai a peirueai rally, air. (
ra bad been thief of polio far twenty
year. B leave a wife aad va htld-
rem, beside a beat ef friend. B wa
ifty year eld. t
. Navy BeUaf Society Ball. '
Waaklnrtoa, Nov. . air. Joaaokai
Das Is Is, Mrs. Qlenaon, wlf of th om
maadant af th navy yard, aad Mr.
Oeo rr Basnet t, wife ef tht sommtadant
at ts marus barracks, will he la the
roeeivlng tia at th ball to; be rlvea
Thasksgiving aigkt U tha sail loft at
th asvy yard nndar th auapl af tha
Navy Belief Soaiety. The ball, wftlch
ia aaa af ta Urgeet aad mt brVUaat
ef tt charity ball giva at Waablar
tea vry aeassa, has heea edvaacsd
U daw thia year, wbca tt will b aaa
af tt art of tk large aaaeo.
Final Inspection Looks Good
For President Wilson
(Teartlneiid frees Page One.) -
000 mark lav velum af monthly xporta.
Ia Beptsavbec, Mtortlag t agnre jaat
pablM bp tt Uepertmeat of Coat-
ue jurtp-ay axpon reeord rase
ta SfiOJUlMh whiek 1 far aad asrap
gv eater tbaa any aatlon oyer before
expert, ta a aiagla mea Ik.
la 10 dajra Amertaaa prvdaeert nr
lac abroad, saer good tbaa
seek aatloaa a Italy aad Japan aaarfcat
la a pear, aad- more even tkaa tk
United Btato axported la aay pear
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THE FASHION
Kaplan Bros. Co.
Raleigh, N.
prior to 1879. la'Augnat aad September
tk export total amounted to 11.022.000,.
000. TW U rtaUr than any full yesr'i
record of tk Calted Btatet prior to 1897
aad greater tkaa th aanual record of
aay foreign aatloa except th Uniud
Kingdom, Germany aad tt Nether
lands. Moreover, it equal tk erarag lx
moatht' record of tk United Kingdom
or of thia teas try uadar th Paynt-Ald-riek
tariff. If .w coaaidtr tha full IS
mea tat trtending September SO, we have
aa export total approximating 15,000,
900MO. Tki la greater than th BrktUb
aad Oarmaa xport lutali embined,
aad about tBOOfiOOflW largtr tkaa aay
tar year uader the !aya-Aldrtek
tariff la thia tatry. ,
Tk wojaaa vot 1 going to Mr. WU
aaa. Tha rsasea for tt. Mia Ooastaae
Praaal say, iai
There are many reason! why woman
hwald support Wilson. Th new lrg
islatioa under kla ad mia 1st ration which
a-Pretldsnt EUet of Harvard character
ise aa ranurkabla laeludrt muoh of
apeelal iaUresV to tain. His thild
labor bill, th rural credit bill aad th
rderl reserve bill all directly affect
th hom, tk averag koma, th in
daatrioat people' hornet ia eity and
touatry, ror vr forty ysart th aaor
progvttsiv part of tk Republican party
Beta trying to get the taing
don. Prteideal Wilson' Democratic
admialatratloa at last accompUkd
them.
"Ia tki splendid record women see
prom 1st of U11 better thing to some ia
aaothtr four year of Wilton admin is-
trattea. But it U, afUr all. bU atti
tude ea tt peace aad war question
wktaa U appeallag to them moat keenly.
Ha la aafely guarding ear herder while,
arauad tk eoaasil tabl. thre duly
appaiawd epreataUya af liaxlso and
tare from America ar trying to Sad
1 nght solution befor iactead ef
after aetlea wsst af live aad prop
erty. If thia aot a woaderfal example
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Leading
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world' events, no maa mor tkaa Pres
ident Wilson haa to a early grasped th
real aascaee of th new awakening
among them. In hi recent speech be
fore the National Buffrag Coavsatloa
at Atlantic City he told thtm that the
movement was a 'great viaioa of da
womea bad n' sad that h wasted to
fight, not against them, but with tkm
In Chicago, till mor recently, ke de
clared that, to him, la thia crisis of
the world' affair, it aetmed women
must contribute those qualititt of medi
ation so greatly needed.
"Cloe to th Proiidenf f heart ia the ,
vital problem confronting aot only our
country but all of humanity, a happy
peace and prosperity Iaatead of ased lee
alaughter. Womea are rallying to his
aupport in hie efforts. They, area mere
thaa msn, are the heaviest loser
through war. It 1, therefore, meet it
ting that they, uphold the Preeideat ia
thia great problem, and that they iaaiet
that hi teadfat leadership should be
allowed to eoatinoe. Womea with tha'
ballot will vote for him, aad those atill
without it ar utlng all their influ-
nc la thr dlrcetioaa"
Beeretarj Baker waa bore today. He
laid that President Wilton would
twerp the Wet, A prominent Bepub-
aa leader told m today that he
would aot be aurprieed to as a Repub
lican laadalid for Mr. Wilson.
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chairs of Ladles ef
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