THURSDAY, MORNING, JULY 31, 1919.
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER,
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ARRANGE PROGRAM
FOR ROCKY MOU
in
f DURHAM QUARRELED
Confederate Veterans Will Be
Formerly Welcomed To City;
. By Mayor Thome
(Epeelal t Kews and Observer.) '
Rocky Mount, July JO, The reunion
" of tie ConfeJerate etra of forts,
Carolina m Wednesday and Thursday
of nest' week la' expected to be target?
, atteaded. Invitations to attend aav
jbeea tent to every veteran ia the State,
to far if inSWn; and it iswtpeeted that
with the attractive railroad ratet ef-
tfered that a majority of then trill at
tend. '
' The szereiees proper begin Wednes-
, day morning at 10 o'clock with an ad
drees of welcome by Mayor T. T.
-.Thorne. Interspersed with various en
tertainment features the program will
culminate with an address by State
Senator Tasker Polk and a response by
Gen. Julian & Carr on Thursday morn
iag and a dance in honor of the veter
ans Thursday evening. The complete
' program is announced as follow,;
Wednesday, Angnet . "
10:00 a. ml Assembly hall.
7 Music America.
' Invocation Kev. E. A. Osborne,
Charlotte.
Address of Welcome Mayor T. T.
. Thorne.
. Music Dixie.
; Welcome Mrs. M. 0. Winstead.
. ' Music The Bonnie Blue Flag. '
Greeting of State V- D. C Mrs. Wal
ter Woodard, Wilson.
Solo Miss Cary Ellington Poole. -Greeting
Junior Bethel Heroes.
' Original Poem Mrs. Geo. Bunn,
fiprlng Hope.
' Response CoL W. P. Wood, Balelgh.
Introduction of Matrons, Sponsors
and Maids ef Honor Dr. E. G. Moore,
Elm City.
Music The Old North State.
Dinner at Mess hall. i
' Afternoon session, 2 p. m.
Music.
Roll-call of Camps.
I'nflnished business,
election of officers.
New business.
Automobile ride at 5 p. m.
Night Picture show.
Thursday, Aagust I.
Parade 9 a. m. '
Assembly hall at 10 a. m.
Musie star Spangled Banner.
Invocation.
Solo Annie Laurie Mrs. L. W.
Eornegay. (
Introduction of Speaker F. 8.
Spniill.
Address Scuatur Tasker Polk, War
renton. Address Gen. .In" i s. (arr, Dur
ham. . Musie.
Dinner.
Afternoon.
Automobile ride at 5 j. n..
Thursday night Duoco.
MARINE A88ICNED TO ARMY
VEU1E DEALERS IN
li
One Wanted To Form Monopoly
; To Boost Prices, Another
'f ; Objects, ' Threats I Follow i
By JAMES A. ROBINSON.
Durhsm"july 30.-Steve Proctor, pro
prietor ef a local wenie stand, ss be
fore the recorder this morning on a
peace warrant,' charging him with Mak
ing threats against the life of Louis
Costelloa, another wenie . stand owner.
According-to the 'testimony. Proctor
went to Coitello's place of business, on
several occasion!, and requested Costel
lot to align himself with four other
wenie stand owners, in the city, for
the purpose of failing the ' priee of
wenles and drinks. When he refused
to do so, Proctor visited his place of
business yesterday, and threatened to
"crack his head and break his back."
Later the same day Costelloa says Proc
tor nM Mm tbnt he wnn'd bet one thou
sand dollars that he (Costelloa) would
not 'live three days unless he greed
to make the proposed raise. Proctor
denied threats. Judge Graham returned
a verdict of probable cause, and placed
the defendant ander a 1200 bond with
the requirement that he appe.tr on the
first Tuesdsy in eseh month, for six
months, to show good behaviour towards
all citiiens and towards Louis Costellos
especially. . Proctor appealed. His,
bond waa fixed at $100.
Yesterday afteraooa, around o'clock,
Deputiea Cut Belvir, Joe Pleasant and
Lonnie Morgan, . returned to the city
from the northern section of the county,
where they raided a blockade distillery,
securing a Urge still with a capacity
of 80 gallons or more, together with
other equipment for successful opt ra
tios. A large run of whiskey had just
been' made aad the operators had disap
peared with it, the officers failed to
make ant arrest. The officers etatt, it
was one of the best equipped ef Its
kind they had ever seen. The still was
brought to the city.
Carried Him ta StauaewalL L
H. A. Forester, superintendent of pub
lic welfare, and probation officer for the
juvenile court, left the city this morn
ing for Concord, accompanied by Lock
wood Pickett, a small boy who is being
placed In the Stonewall Jackson Train
ing school by the local juvenile court.
The Pickett boy along with Ed Green
a. small eolorcd boy me the only two
delinquenta out of a number of be
tween 40 nnd 00 handled by the court
that have been given aentences for
breaking parole after being placed on
probation. . . ... '
City Kaglneer ta Speak,
City Engineer H. W. Kueffner (a
slated to give an address at the con
vention of the North Carolina Society
of Civil Engineers, which is to be held
at Wrightsvilie Beach, August 13th-and
14th, according to a program received
in the city-Mr. Hueffner'a subject will
be ''Bituminous Pavements."
a
. Citing Jobs Wholesale.
Since the war, the American Govern
ment has become accustomed to doing
things wholesale. It ' is how getting
8ERY1CK RESTORED TO NAVT.
i Washington, July 30. Under an or
der issued today by Secretary Baker,
officers ' and men of the Marine Corps
assigned fo scrvire with the army dur
ing the' war will be returned to the
jurisdiction of the Nsvy department
immediately upon their return from
France. Officers or men stationed nt
Army hospitals or undergoing treat
ment in such hospitals at were ex
cepted. The war department has notified the
navy department that upon its return
the fourth brigade of the Second Divi
sion which , is composed of Msrine regi
ments will be sent from New York to
Quantico, Vs., where it will be detached
as a unit from the army and be sub
ject to naval control. The fifth bri
gade, the msriue replacement unit, will
be taken to Jamestown and transferred
to the Navy as it leaves the ships.
It i ft watte of energy for nnyone
who is color blind to try to make an
other person green with envy.-
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THE FORWARD LOOIUl.'GIIAM
selects his food Tnih refer
ence to present efficiency
and future. Happiness.
Insure long life and
good kedtk by eating
Shredded Wheat
Biscuit with, terries
dfreskfmits-anu
tritious, delicious com
bination. Crisp wKole
wkeatskredscorribined
witktke Tlesome,laxa
tive properties of rruit
aoummer -saver for
ckildren and grown-ups.
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Tired Depressed j
Men and Women
Hava Congested Lower Bowels
That Destroy Their Health
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YOUR DRUGGIST'S GUARANTEE.
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SDORTONE
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Carolina Motor Company
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-R. G. BARTER
- DUtrict RepreHBtatiro
Kaletgk Headaaartera
Motor Service Co.
GOOD merchants
I and good mer
chandise are an insep
arable combination.
That's why the good
tire dealers in your
town recommend and
sell the new Gray
SidewaD Firestone.
Most miles per dollar
lot you means most
patronage for them. :
Sir
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TIRES
Most Miles per Dollar
MILLS TIRE CO.
r 'Distributors for FIRESTONE Tires
: in Eastern North Carolina. ; ' .
325-8 Fa yetUTUU Street. tt RALEIGH, N. C
Jobs wholesale. The Government ia not
satisfied merely with granting each sol
dier and aailor a fertideate of honor
able Clsehsrge and a bonus of sixty
dollars. IU aim ia to get every service
man into a Job as well his former job
or a better one.-.,
The Jobs are there, aad the govern
ment is there to get them. All 1hat
needed ia cooperation alt aronnd. The
government that put over the mobiliza
tion of font million men into military
service in a surprisingly abort period
eaa be trusted to secure the Jobs for the
men ones they are demobilised.
'Soldiers aad sailors are being demo
bilised at ths rats of 10,000 a day.
Colonel Arthur Foods, assistant to the
Secretary of War, whose job it ia to
get jobs for soldiers and sailors, ad.
viaea ths men to take their places
as far as possible' at their old line of
work, and to Jump off later to a better
Job, " i ..
A woman's tears and a man's grim
are not always on the level. '
6BcU.AMt
Hot wafer
Sure Relief
BELL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
r
The Pump
That Holds
Never a slip in these
Pumps they hold to the
Coot with a real grip the
high throat effect is just
like the best in fitting
values. You may choose
from patent, w hi t e or
black kid.
Price $10
vRaleigh8 Shopping Center"
Bo ylan-Pearce Co.
Ktiusuall? Attractive
and
Summer
are these cool
Blou
ses
Hundreds of them are here r ;
just out of .their boxings.
They bring the new midsummer styles that
are especially smart and becoming, and
v bring the styles in a variety to make
the selections interesting.
$1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95
$5.95, $6.95, $7.95
$8.95 ::,t $1500
Voiles, Organdies and Batistes are the ma-'
terials that form them round collars, high
collars or low necks tailored or trimmed.
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That Wonderful
MOONSHINE!
JOSHUA made
J the sun to stand
still only once.
Bailey Brothers
make the Moon
Shine all the time.
Moonshine is that
Great Sun-Cured Tobacco
That suits the taste of many
thousands of tobacco chewers
1
all over the country.
"That Mellow Flavor"
Larg 20c and 30c Plugs
at your dealer's
Manafsctared bjr
BAILEY BROTHERS, Inc.
WINSTON-ALEM, N. C.
' ' Eatabllsaed 1871 ,
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