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Australian Commander in
Chief of War Forces Pays
Tribute To America - '
GREATEST SINGLE FEAT s
UY, MEN OF 27TH AND 30TH
-hi Armj, He Explains, Over
threw Th Hinde&bturg De
fense System at Its 'Host
Strongly Defended Point";
'American! Had Capacity To
" "Delirer The Ooodi" t
of Australian and Aatcrleaa has rett
ed a very real sad laatiag friendship
between eur two democrat iee 1 Toe
foaadationa of that friendship had al-
ready beea laid man years before by
the Yiiit of the Amerieaa battle fleet
to Auetralia. ,
" "I eaa aesur you that Australia at
tache sauea importance to securing
aad maintaining ' the friendship of
America. ; Wo look upon the United
8tatea aa our big brother la the Picifie,
aad If any one of you haa reflected- oa
the problem of the Pcifle, which are
foing to ariao ia the future oa the fin
tore, he will know what J meaa by that
observation."
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NEW BERN
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NEW CHURCH SOON
Indon, Jaly 4. (Correspondence of
The Aaaoeiated Pre.) Auitraliaar aad
Amerieaa aoldiere are "full-blood bro-
' titers'' ia the epiaie. of Iieateaant
General Sir John Uonasb, eommsnder-la-chief
of the Australian fore ia the
war, because the Americans were never
( placed, ia any position aor called upoa
to perform any duty, when, aa the
General expressed it in an Independ
ence Day speech here tonif ht, they did
aot "deliver the roods.1, "
Oeaeral Monash aaid he first reached
this conclusion ia the early dawa of the
Fourth of July, 1918, wbea for the first
time, Australian troops, fighting: aide
by aide with the Americans ia the
Bommo sector won the battle of Hamel
aad' gave to the Allied arms' the first
success they had achieved since the
Germans began their memorable ad'
vaneo on March 21.
This battle waa the turning point of
the war," said General Monash. "It
waa a brilllint aad unqualified success,
;. aad ita effect upon the morale, both of
the enemy aad of our own men, was
electric and startling. It became the
model of all subsequent achievementa
ja Frante, and it paved the way for the
great counter offensive in August.
Aa Eicltiag Tww Hoars.
The American troops engaged, the
General aaid,. were 1,000 mea from the
33d division, commanded by General
John Bell. The 33d division was then
undergoing training. General Monash
- said be had asked and obtained, per
mission to employ 1,000 of the Ameri
cans ia the battle of Hamel, but on the
eve t! the battle the permission waa
withdrawn.
" passed a strenuous and cxciti Jg
"!il n ' iti" oil Ccv-nl
fqnasb. "So far u I could learn the
un.tr or.L-KU i ia uic i:i s.i.i.ii .
standing at American general head
. quarter as to the state of preparedness
for battle of this division.
1 could aot afford to have my bat
tle plans ruined at the last moment by
the ithdrawal of a large fraction of
my assaulting Infantry, so I went fo
my ommander and delivered aa ulti
matum. If the Americans were not
allowed to remain ia the order of bat
tle, thea -the battle ia the morning
' would be off. Unless a decision was
giewa by six o'clock that sight the bat
ths would go oa with the Americans ia
itjas planned. We managed to inter
cept the commander-in-chief and he
ga" the" 'order, 'Carry oa.'
"Those 1,000 Americans covered them
selves with glory, and I eaa pay them
no greater compliment than by saying
that 'rom that day oa our Australian
: veterans took them to their hearts as
full-blood hrothers."
General Monash declared that the
1.1 1st American Regiment of the 33d
Division, in company with the 13th
Australian Brigade, "fought a moat gal
lant aad successful, series of actions
which resulted in the eanture of Chi-
pilly Spur when the great countcf-of-'
fensive was munched by Australians
and Canadians in the Pom ma sector oa
August 8, 1918. "This," he said, "made i
iMv'loft flank thorerlw aaahllHif !
me to get astride of the Valley of the
Rom me aad hunt the enemy clean out
of ft for twenty miles.
Greatest Single Asnoricaa Act.
General Monash bad uadcr his com
mand in the closiug days of the war the
whole Second American Army Corps,
more thaa 60,000 mea of the 27th aad
30th American divisions. Tnia army,
he aaid, overthrew the Hlndenburg de
fense system at ita "most strongly de
fended point." The share of the Amer
ican divisions in these operations was
characterized by General klonash as
"probably the greatest aingle American
feat of arms achieved in the whole
war. ' The operations were completed
on October A be said, and it waa on
that Bight that ."the Germane threw up
the sponge and declared their willing
ness t make peace on oar owa terms.
."I have. been asked over and over
again to express my opinion of the
Amerieaa troops," General Monash
continued. "I am not going to bo so
foolish as to attempt to do ao here aad
now, I am only going to say ia your
wa expressive vernacular that at all
tiroes and in every place where I have
Used them, the Amerieaa troops 'deliv
ered the goods.'
"You may well believe that this close
aaaoeiatioa ia war of such largo, bodies
Christian Denomination Pur
chases Lot On Which To
v Build Edifice ' '
New Bern, August 4. The Christiaa
church of this city, which, has been
without a place of worship of their owa
since mat Deeembsr hntlidr .edinee
was destroyed by are, haa recently our
chased a lot oa the corner of Broad and
Bura streets from Messrs. Hymaa and
McKeeL The church will at an early
oats award the contract for the eon
atruetioa of a handsome building on
this lot.
Sam Fiaher (colored), who has been
working at a local stationery store, waa
apprehended in the act of aelling'goodi
stolen from the store. Be is said to
have admitted having made a practice
of taking auch thinga aa fountain pens
and selling tnem to his friends for
trifling sums. Be asked to be allowed
to pay for the articles. The privilege.
was withheld, aad the negro placed
in jail. ,
A solid ear load of steel office equip
ment haa beea shipped to the naval air
station at Camp Glenn by the White
hurst Company, of this city. The ship
meat constitutes the entire office out
fit of the station. Bids were asked for
oa February 20. The award was given
on July 16.
- Mrs. G. T. Eubanks, of Claris, died
here Saturday night at a hospital, af
ter aa illness of several weeks. She
was 31 years old. The deceased is sur
vived by her husband and the follow
ing sons and daughters: Mrs. L. H.
Taylor, Messrs. Jerry and John Eu
banks, of Claris, aad Mr. T. H. Eu
bsnks, of this eity. ,
TAR HEEL SOLDIER GETS IN
TROUBLE IN RICHMOND
DBACGO WORKERS
L
T TIE
All Differences Between Union
and R. J. Reynolds com-.
pany Are Adjusted
Winston-Salem, Aug. 4. There will be
ao strike by the tobaeee workers la this
eity. All matter ia controversy be
tween the local tobacco workers anion
aad the manufacturers have beea set
tled. Not ante will there be ao strike
ia the plaata of the B. J. Reynolds To
bacco Company, prominently mentioned
in connection with the negotiations, but
an agreement has beea reached closing
any further discussion affecting the to
bacco Interests of the entire eity.
At a meeting of the local tobacco
manufacture ra with the representatives
of the local tobacco workers union, a
proposition from the Beynolds Tobacco
Company waa received by the" anion
representatives. President A. McAndrew
aad Secretary E. Lewis Evana, of the in
ternational tobacco 'workers union, or
Louisville, Ky and the local organiser,
who have beea conducting the nsgotia-
TnTBf ' ' mi1"!!"!! m
- Briefly etated, the tobacco workers are
granted 48 hour week, divided iato five
nine-hour work days, with three hours
work oa Saturdays. The stipulations aa
to the wage scale grante an increase of
practically 80 per cent.
All work required by the company of
ita employee in excess of .48 hours per
week shall bo paid at the rate of time
and a half. No discrimination will be
made or permitted against aa employee
because of hie membership in or non
membership ia a labor union. The pro
position also states that the basis and
rates proposed shall be in effect until
Jsnuarv 31, 1920. ,
President McAndrew stated that the
local branchea of the union have deter
mined to start at once with the organi
sation of co-operative stock companies
for the purpose of operating co-operative
store under what is known a the
Boehdale system. President McAndrew
also stated that his organization, and
labor generally, is heartily in favor of
the improvement of school conditions
and particularly endorse the school im
provement plaa recently launched in
Winston-Salem. Be further stated that
at the meeting of the State Federation
of Labor at Baleigh oa Tuesday, August
12, a resolution will be introduced, und
he has reason to believe it will be car
ried, asking legislature to enact a law
providing for free text-Doou lor h
public schools of the State. ? '
WEST LEADS IN CAPITA
AUTOMOBILE OWNERSHIP
Nebraska" Hat One Auto To
Every Sight People; North
v Carolina Forty-four
. The. West lead the nation ia per
capita auto ownership, according to tig
are compiled by the bureau of pub
licity of the Omaha Chamber of Com
merce. 1 ,
The first nine State are west of the
Mississippi, namely, Nebraska! CaU
foraia, Iowa, South Dakota, ', Arizona
aad Minnesota, : ' ;"-;, Vvr.
-Michigan, ia tenth place, ia the lead
ing State east of the Mississippi.
Ia Nebraaka thire ia aa auto to eery
save and eighth-tenths . people. - Ia
other words, if it were necessary for th
entire population to leave the 8tte
it could to done- quickly without the
assistance' of railroads.
The State of 'North Carolina ia ia
forty-fourth place, with "one automobile
to every 40 people. There are 62,073
automobile to a populatioa of S.4&S,
000. ' ' . ' '
It ii mighty seldom that a maa falls
from grace without fracturing some of
hi morals.
,
A pertinent query 1s a kick la dis
guise. '
Richmond, Va., Aug. 4. Wearying of
waiting on the government for the first
instalment of his disability allowance
as provided in the $10,000 .war risk in
surance policy earned by him, Meade 8.
Boyle, 27 years old, B. F. D. No. 1, New
ton, who says that he was felled by a
machine gun bullet wound in the hip i
September 29 last, the same day on
which Captain Dickson, Baleigh attor
ney, commanding Company K, 130th
Infantry, 30th Division, of which' he
was a member, whil b waa helping to
break through the Hindenbnrg line near
St. Que n tin, undertook to equip him
self with a civilian outfit here Satur
day evening with worthless checks but
wss arrested before completing the
trick. '
Moved by bis story of service over
sea, Justice Crutchfield today showed
a spirit of leniency and agreed to re
quire only a bond of 9300 for six
month. Hoyle wa remanded in de
fault but he expressed the hope that
he could furnish the surety as soon as
he could communicate with his brother,
O. T. Hoyle, of Leo Hall Vs.
A Clean Cool Scalp
ParisUa Him Itehiar. Kt Um
Seal CmI Piwwiss Daariraf .
Ahaost vwykod owadart know that
Parisian sast, the tavitrorstini hsit rastoru',
is 'uanatM U remove every tract of dan
druff, sto falling hair and runts scalp, or
th eost, small a H k. will U refunds.
But yew thaaM kaew saera about this
marvelous kair crower. You avekt to know
tkmt it femmodiaUly dostroya all odors that
sra bouaa to som fraas the tamtiona of
tka scalp, aad ia trm aslnutas after aa ap
plication, no asattsr bow bat tka westbar,
your band will fati cool and somfortabl.
Everyone should Jtave a bottle of Parbiaa
saa-a bands ktcaasa it Is sack a pleasant
and askilaratln hair treatment. Ladks
ose it baosass they know it is delicately
nrfusssd, not sticky ay sroacy, and sorely
dots make the kair boautiful, sitter and
abundant Here's wbat a New York Wo.
saaa wHtasi "I kaea assd Parisian amt
two weeks only, yet M that thaw Sad my
kair baa wonderfully Increased in basuty,
therksiaas and linrurianca, but what sur
prised saa wieet waa the dsssssssaiaaea cf
sU dandrat." ' -
A lame kottla af Parisian an aaa be
obUisMd frost J. C. Brantley ar at any ood
aran or touat eoaatsr a s not
(A.)
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FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A Haw Bess Care That Anssoi Caa Dae
. WttheaS Pi sifaet a Lees a tisse.
Wa kaea a Mew Method that swr
and we want yoa so try it at any ssptsaa.
Me asattsr whether yaw eaaa si at Issssauad.
In ar rsosat oWvalotansat, whether ft k eras
ant as smile aal or ckraaia Asthma, yoa
should asad roe free Mai of ear seethed. Ne
naattst to what cUsnate yaw lira, aa asattsr
what year aaa or acrapatiea. If yea era
treacled wnb Asthsas, eaw astthw ahwakt IS
lteee rea preenptlr.
We oapoi lolly waat as eeed It as thoee as
Craatly hsyslsse sues, wheat ail rertsa al ss
lere, deeches. opkus preparatioaa, Iusms,
ateat fetes." ata. have (ailed. We waat
la skew mrysaa at ew owa sapinaa. that this
new BMthod Is daaeroed St tad alt diftcalt
brea thins, all wheeeiaa. aad all tkaa tarribla
parasysssa at anea aad (ar eg teas.
Thai fret arTer is toe iasaartaat to neeiset
atari ear. Write new aad thaw heals th
aarthed at aaea. Bead ao ssanay. Biaspiy ssail
Da It Today.
mi TKIAL.COCFON
mONTIIR ASTHMA CO Itcees H g
Kiaaar aad Haehea lav. BatTaia, X. T.
' lead tree trial af few ssathod ttl
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Come to Our
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Guess & Ward
UL Baraett aUreet
3ur skin-
Clearv
Maevourface
a business asset
That skin-trooble may be nor than
a source of suffering and embarrassment
-it ritay. bo holding row back In tha
business world, keeping you out ol a
better job for which a good appearance
k required. Why "Uke a chance' 'when
Resinol
Ointment heals skin-eruption to easily t
asiayls free. Dept. HI, Reeiaoi. BiWaaere. Md.
. ., uCm1f'm0mf ?trw- -ef
Constipation Results When Hot
Weather Stops Exercise
YHEN the system hat bexome accujtocved to a certain daily
W routine of exercise and food, health is quick to tuffer if thai rout
joe it interfered with. The bowels are first to notice the change.
, Difieresi water it easMgh Is coaoti
psta. Chsafss oi iood wksa trnvcaaaj,
mack siniaf by tbam acosslotstdtoloiaj
i walks will de it, It is especially true that
whaa elderly peopUchethe Msiine
I Btry quickly bscosae eosubpelci Yet
alderty people should be parbtulwly
caraful ta keep aSeii bowels opea, eapaci
ally durst Iks hoi BMaslhs.
A better leavcdy lot Um parpoes can.
aot be fouad en a oVaggist's sbeK thaa
Dt. Caldwell's Syrap Prptia. It it a
wj aaarJa lasatira herbs
with pepsin which bains the stomach
ic lot to do then work aatarsily so
that edifinrs caa be ckapented wilh. '
Oshr a tasaB doss is needed, sad uaUt
ksitk physies and csiharnct, it acta
gently and waboat piping.
A bottle ol Syrup Peraaa can be
bouaht ax any cbue stost rot 50c sod $1,
the sitter th iaauly sins, or a be nisi
bonis will be sent ea receipt oi yoor
address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 480
Washington St, MoabotUo, UL
Pepsin
(pfie Perfect Jhxatwe
law U wse' I "'f
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CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
Both Phone 74
"Raleigh's Skopplug Center "
B 0 YL AN -pE ARGEQ 0.
The Seasorts Most,
Important
DRESS SALE
A Clearance of. All '
Spring and Summer
Silk
Dresses
For women and misses, all high class
and attractive models in six special lots.
Lot One
CA for Dresses
j'ri.OU that sold at
$59.50.
Lot Two
$32,50
$45.00 and $49.50.
Lot Three
for Dresses
that sold at
$25.00
$35:00 and $39.50
for Dresses
that sold at
Lot Four
PIJ.JU that sold at
$25.00 and $29.50. .
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Lot Five
$15.00
for Dresses
that sold at
$22.50 arid $25.00.
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Lot Six
OlL, that sold at
$19.50.
Don't Be Deceived
When You Buy Linoleum
When you go into a store to buy linoleum, make sure you get
, ' it, and not a felt ptper product that closely resembles linoleum
and which is frequently sold under the name of "Linoleum,
"Felt Base Linoleum," "Enamelled Linoleum," "New Process
Linoleum,' etc The Federal Trade Commission has decided that
such felt paper floor coverings are not linoleum, and that their
sale under the name, "Linoleum, deceives and misleads the public,
and hence it a violation of the Act of Congress approved September
26. 1914.
The (Commission finds that the word, "linoleum." has a defi
nite meaning, and may only properly be used to describe a floor
covering composed of oxidized oil and gums intimately mixed with
ground cork or wood flour, pressed on a suitable fabric back. The
Commission further finds that floor coverings made of felt paper
saturated with asphalt, with a pattern painted upon the surface,
axe not linoleum, and must not be described, advertised, or sold
as linoleum.
One manufacturer of felt paper floor coverings has been
ordered by the Commission to stop using the word, "linoleum." in
connection with his product and to discontinue its use in the name
of his company until such time as he may manufacture linoleum.
Linoleum enjoys an enviable reputation as a tough, wear resist
, ing and sanitary floor covering. There are three easy ways to dis-
( tinguish linoleum from painted felt paper floor coverings:
1. , Linoleum has a burlap back.
2. Linoleum does not tear easily.
3. The edge of felt paper floor coverings is always
blacL . - - .
Th6 public is invited to report any violation of the Commis
sion! ruling, on the part of any store, to the Federal Trade Com'
mission, Washington, DC', or to any of the undersigned manu-
v factumi of linoleum. '
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Cat Ctw 1 latitats Deaf.
Tba Maim Ibsaltejss Ce
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A O'er to W. Itlabaa
miaaotvki. Fa.
.Cask's Unalsss Coatm
Trtality . eV
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Theorae Fetter, taws a I
milaatlnaia. Fa.
we, VVflt a raasaaa
Atw lark City
Just Received New Stock Of ?
Handsome BRIEF Cases
Full Leather, $5.00 to $15.00 '
NEW FICTION
Cup of FuryRupert Hughes $1.75
Dawn Eleanor Porter $1.50
Tin Soldier Bailey $1.50
Love Stories Rinehart $1.50 .
Jungle Stories of Tarzan Burroughs $1.40,
EASTMAN KODAKS AND SUPPLIES
Orders Promptly Handled.
ALFRED-WILLIAMS & CO.'
RALEIGH, N. C
1867
Liberty Bonds Bought
We wish to buy Liberty and Victory
Bonds. Market Price Paid.j',
The Gity Bank
Right la the Heart ef Everything.
R. G. ALLEN, President t H. H. MASSEY, Cashier
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BROOMS at a Reduction
IS cents ttdi t S.lt iot.
M ceata each..... . ,7.2S in.
N teal each S1S.S iot.
fl.S each Ill.M lo.
SI. 15 each SU.8I if.
Sl.JS each $1J.H e"o.
Quality Unsurpassed for the Price.
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Raligh, N. C
THE BIG HARDWARE MEN
Attention! Soldiers!!
Activities of Business Ufa Now Calls To You , ' ; ;
"Over the Top.'"
Aa se or U Daloa Cantral Ul UiSuraae Co, offer Unities jpat-' ,
, sibilitie far job to build a bosiaees. ' ' . " ' '.
' This aompany liberally Insarad th tghtlag tta, Wss eUuae sow sllssl
, atL ... ,..''' '"'.'-A '
All sitra war premiums refunded. W eaa aw BJfty SMrjeUo, sapabl .
Writ a at e for territory. . . - .. r -. -.
CAREY J. HUNTER &BRCL
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KALtlGO. N. C
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