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'ffCKZWS AND 03SER VEIL 7ED?ESDAY MOMffliG, AUGUST 27, 1919. !.'-T.-rcd Arrr.cd Pen In Chsrlstts Patrol Streets To Prmnt .ore Disorder, , (Ceatlaaed free rag Om.) mra and Bremen, K ii etated by uatea Mt tealght, U aecare eatiafae tioa. It wa pointed eat thnt it ia with la the realm ef pewdbility (or the brotherhood to take each actios tkat ' Charlotte will b absolutely est off from food and fact Butil a aatiafaetory set ttemeat of tb situation ban la reached. They may eiaN a Federal lavestigatioa Birng rstpossibility far th trouble, ar la tab eourt actio a. , D. I Gobi was joined this' fter- aeon by striking ears U tba dae la- rat ion that tke street tarmti were aat , respoBsible, for tba difficulties of 'bit : moraine, aad war aot at tba car bara ia any numbera, There are, 4a fast. lata thaa IIS of tta aUikert, wail -Jit Bob at tba bara ia variously eeti mated between ont tad two' thousand msn. Textile workers, reeeatry ergaaixed bare, according to both sides of the controversy, vera largely Involved ia tba affair. ' Owe before, Mr. OoUle stated, wbea tba sleetrkions went oat. it tH necessary to send a delegation of aaio a mea to tba rettoa all) sec tions aad demand tbat they refrain from aay sympathetie demonstrations. V Oraoatd To VhsMs. "We are aot ia favor of violence. do aot counsel it aad are absolutely opposed to It," mid Mr. Gobta hst night. On tbo other band, tba odium whieh is directed agaiast the textile workers for their sin re ia the riot is bl overwhelmingly latt ehed la Char lotte today at Mervia Bitek, who was theif attorney aad organiser. Demanih tbat Siteb leave towa aad almost threats agaiast bias are commonly beard. Featuring the various events of the day ia eonneetioa with the strike ws the meeting of the eitisea's committee appointed some time ago to bring about aa adjustment of the strike, wbea the aetioa of - hs sub-committee In reeom meadibg recognition of the union on the part of the power eompany as a conciliatory measure waa flatly repudiat ed. By a vote of twelve to one, the eommitteo west en record, tbat not itkstaadinsvthe fact that this tub-corns', iltcs wot within what it deemed to be Its right so doing, nevertheless the eitixeaa oauuaittee finds itself unable to agree wltb these reeonmendutlons, tine a eommittt on reconciliation cannot be a itartisna committee end the recommendations involved a point which from the first, has beea the maia point at issue bctweea the Southern Fublis Utilities Company aad the striking employees. President Tartar Talks. "XiattgM ve per seat of the thinking people of Charlotte are with us heart aad soul la this fight, said Preside! Taylor this afternoon, reviewing the position of the corporatioa ia tba mat ter of reeoraition of the union, nnd maitttaiaiag thst to fight the demand to the end ia aeeesssry for the maintenance of industrial liberty. "It's all because I have carried my ease to the people. They I understood the facts whea the strike came. Instead of jumping to tha aide ,- of strikers, as is almost always the ease, they placed their faith ia the Power Company. I have bald nothing back . from the public. Deeming thnt the pub lie bna a right to know, I have from day to day acquainted the people with the progress of the sltuatioa through advertisements which 'have beea regu larly paid for." . There is little questtoa about the sympathy of the bualaess aad profeo sioaa mea of Charlotte, if their utter . sates ean5jJJiipg. Ka sympathy Is . expressed for the strikers, and the feel ing la bitter against tkeir leaders, many of the prominent eitisens of Charlotte, are tonight petrolling the streets or else bnakiag at the city hall waiting a pos sible riot call. a Mayor hUMlueb laser Flro. Criticism for ths extent of difficul ties of Tuesday morning ts being aim ed ia bo little measure at Mayor Frank lieiUaeh aad ths city authorities for tha soft msthods nsed ia haadliag the Inception of the trouble Monday, whea the atrike breaking ear made their first appearance. Thousands of people, cotton mill workers by the hundreds flocked t Tryen street and in the square Barged sround the earn, burling missiles through the wiadowa aad se verely iajnriag T. H. Dram, asaistsat saperintendeut street rsilway. If a stsraer bands hsd been ased ngninst the disorder then it la claimed tke events of this morning would aot have oc curred. Direction of the work of preserving order is ia the bands of Mayor Me Nineh, whs retired from his office- for a time this sfteruoou overcome by fatigue, the city commissioner aad the tommaaders of the various milltnry or ganizations. Those orgsaliations and , their eommanders aret Lexingtoa, militia, lieut, I W. Crawford; States- villa, Capt. D.1L Ausleyj Uncolnton, Capt. Harry Fags; Wiaatoa-Salem, Cap tain Btitk. Durham aad Hickory com panies are tpeeted shortly. GEORGIA GOVIRNOt SAYS ASSOCIATION 18 DANCEKOTf. (By Staff Correspondent.) Charlotte, Aug. 16. Es-Ceversor J Brown, of Georgia, yesterday wired Presideat Taylor sweeping iadietment of the Amalgamated Association, the reeord-f which bo gave in hit sea State. "Whenever tilt nssoeistion moves acre onr eouatry it trait i ataiaed with blood,' ke aald. "Its personality ia anarchy, dsfiaat of State aad all aa Ueasl laws aad ruthless ia committing murder alike upon aon-union laborers aad apoa tha isnoceat publk." Giving iastaaeet of hi charge ke calls atteatioa to murder in Augusta in 112, dyaamitiag ear ia Atlanta ia 1916, at tempted shooting of Boa-aalea carmen in Bavannak ia 1918, aad in 1919 as sault upo aoa-uaioa employes, ser piously injuring inaocet womea aad rhildrea, bloody violence agaiast pub lie ia Columbus, Ga. '"Ko on eta truthfully deny," ke continued, "that wherever it goes it goes as the eaemy of law, wherever it eittbliahet itaelf, H ia an agency of an archy, wherever it exerts Jta activities, it doe so U the cost of the owner of the property, nnd to the disregard of the lives, of all who put themselves or ha avea happen to be in the way ef iis reckless determinatioa to enforce fur its numbers greater income tha average ciUjens ena onrn." Referring to tke : Amnlgamats4 As anclntina, he said it attempta to auks "Ih fiat ad ker citisen iU slaves, st it Bill instead of the Bute's laws fits their fewer of aetioa." - fctahng tint- the af"ctatioa ''opealyl rim'Jps puiiey erhu'h promotes dfi '""' cf iifjcr'y and mnrder, ke declare it should be outlawed from evjiy American Btate. ' ' . , ' ' INOl'EST OTtR pCAD MAM v WILL STAIT , THL'BSDAT. , Charlotte, Aug. With 200 militia men aad 800 armed eitisens oa guard duty, quiet prevailed in Charlotte to night. Poet mortem examination were held this afternoon over tba bodies ef .the three men killed in fast night's riots, a special coroner having beea ap ooiated for this doty, aad investigations of their deaths, andor direction of Special Corener Ctobb, will be eentin- sett imoerQ.. ua aaia ins mqnesia ui b bold Thursday. - - ' - Twelve of the thirteen men wounded In the riot at tba ear barn ar pa tient at hospitals tonight, with three ef thesa perhape fatally wouaded. The d a.h of one, Will EammoQu. (hot through the spine, was expected mo mentarily. . . The high tension thnt prevailed throughout tbo day influenced Mayor MeNineh to withhold periuiitioa for aa attempt to resume street car service, though oflfeiala of ths Southern Public Utilitie Company announced their will ingness to start the car wbea city offi cials will permit, ttevernl civic and com mercial organisation today adopted res olutions calling upon the. city officials to restore order,' and the Charlotte Au tomotive Trade Association declared that reeuqiptien ef the car service ia essen tial to that end. No statement wan forthcoming early tonight from Mayor McNlneh.iwho has remained at his office since the nttark on tbo cor bara guards. In response to urgent eaUt from the mayor. Adjutant General Royster order ed North Carolina Guardsmen here from Btateaviilo, liaeolnton, Winstoa-Snlem nnd Lexington. Tha first contingent at troops arrived about 8:30 o'clock this moraiag and the-Wiasten-8alem com pany, the last to arrive, reported at midday. Beginning immediately after the outbreak. Mayor MeNineh swore in special officers throughout the day. No forecast waa available tonight of a time for the second nttrmpt to restore ear service.' The only arrest made during the day was that of John Wilson, whose brotli.ir, CTrm Wilson, wss knocked down at the car bara and taken to a honpitnl party Monday eight It was John Wilton, the police aliens, whose remarks to Chief of Police Orr and his ailegM fir ing of n pistol precipitated the firing of about 100 shot resulting in practi cally all the casualties recorded' during the atrike, whieh began August 10. Republicans Now propose An other Sweeping) Change In Provisions of Treaty (Ceatlaaed from Page One.) treaty would be ratified without any amendment or roservsttons thnt would reopen negotiations. j Tomorrow the committee will resume consideration of the Fall amendment, the specific application of which to the treaty text wss not embraced ia today's blanket declaion. It is hoped to com plete this work tomorrow, aa the com mittee heglas oa Thnrsdsy an eight day schedule of bearings. Today it added j to the waiting list of witnesses Renro tentative ef the India Homo Rule Senator Kaeaot Penntyhanin, a Be publicaa member of the committee and former Secretary ef State, aaaBimeed today he would apeak in the Senate Fri day oa the treaty He is regarded as on of the bitterest opponents of un qualified ratification. McCVMBEl ASKS SENATE TO OVERRULE COMMITTEE ACTIO. Washington, Aug. M. Asking tha Senate to overrule the Foreign Relation Committee Shantung amendmaat te the peace treaty, Senntor MeCnmber, of Korft Dakota, the only Republican member wh voted against it, aatsrtod that the Republican majority ia taking this aetioa war endeavoring to drive "a poisoned dagger Into the peers treaty nnd place tha TJaited States in the position of a "big bully." 'No greater blow could ever be struck .against the rest Interest of China," de clared Senator McCumber in discussing tke nmendtnent, which provides that the old Germaa rights in Shantung province shsll go to China in place of Japaa. The North Dakota Senntor as sorted thst the real nnroosa of ' the amendment was to kill the treatyHirt'B me lenjue. Bends Dugger late Treaty. , "Why did tke majority of this com mittee pause ia the midst of their hear ings to make tkia particular amend ment," he continued, "and then proceed with the usual leisure to lay out date for further hearings wkiek Will contunt n weekTar a mo ret The purpose ia apparent. H is to sinniff to the coun try That the Senate is hostile to thin treaty. It is to put Japan ia a position ! where sue ennnot without aa appear ate of being eoereed, do whnt alia has promised to do. It Is to create trouble between this country aad Japaa aad thereby send tha first dsgger into the body of the treaty. 0 HIt it sa act of true frleadihip toward Cblaa, or a mere political move to defeat the treaty! If Ite sponsors now foil to oom forward nnd openly pledge that If Jape Is drlvea out ef this treaty thea the United States will pro ceed single banded and alone to drive Japan out of China will renew this world wsr snd send our soldiers Into the Orient to fight for her, thea by this set 'they are betraying China with a false kist. "They knew, aad we know, that this country will never go to wnr against Japaa to prevent Japan from doing just whnt we have allowed every other aa tioa to do in China, without a protest. With ths League of Nationa China ob tains aa assurance which ia tantamount to n guarantee by all the world thnt not only will Japaa return to China whst Germany wrested from ker In 1898, but henceforth and so loag aa this league shall last no ether astion ahall - ran China of one inch of ker territory or exercise any control over her people inconsistent witk the claims of complete independence nnd aovereignty.' Weald Humiliate Japan. "By this nmendment," continued Sen ator MeCnmber, "yon mak it almost impossible for Japaa to comply with ker owa agreement with China without suffering humiliation and by sacrificing the .respect and natural pride of ker people. By thie amendment a third Kwer wkom .tha orpoaeata- ef the trite insist should never interfere with tba affair ef the Kastera Hemisphere -proceeds to net aside a compart entered Into between two nations of the Eaatsra Hemisphera ia which we were I no way connected lad performlag this act with a arrogsne a whit antioa won Id ever submit to so long a tt bad a drop of blood left to shed for it national honor. '" r "those who fan the brand of roes' prejudice Into the same of wnr caa niy meet this clear treaty provision with ths eeleratioai 'Japan is lying; she will aot keep ker treaty, therefore wo won't even give ker a chance to keen it. ' '' ' - "There Is but on honorable, upright nnd proper course to be pursued by all the great nations or the nfnrM, lnclad ing China andJapaa. Letluaa keep her treaty; give Japaa aa opportunity to do what she has pledged ker na tional honor to dot eta to tail attempt to juggle this eouatry lata wnr witk Japnn; bring Japs a aad China iato this world league, and l sara a tha sau shall riao tomorrow Japaa will keep ker pliightM faith, China vul receive complete present justice and assured future protection." S: FIGURES FARMER IS LOSING MONEY (Contlnaed from Page One.) deductions nre at least interesting whea he say it "Yen caa easily aoa that at the present price of produce that farm ers cannot begin to support themslevei nnd family, nor even exist. Senntor Simmons, do you realise the aaormoui profits tbat the cotton mill are mak ing t I waa talking with a mill man so, me weeks ago, and he told mo that they could make the yarn Inside the mill for 4 1-1 cents per pound. Big Profit for Millsi "It ia true there is little outside ex pense, but I should think that it would coat half a much again to mak the ynrns as it would to weave the sheet ing. We will figure that it cost tea cent to put it into sheeting nnd that the cotton cost S3 cents a pound, making total I 33 eents n pound for sheeting. I was in n certain store the other dny nnd they had just received a lot ef sheeting direct from the mill, sold to them by the mill man himself (no mid dle man's profit). I happened to know the cost mark of this firm, also ths head clerk told me thnt tkis sheeting root them 83 1-3 eenta per. yard first cost. I weighed 32, yarda of this sheet ing nnd it weighed 7 1-! pounds, which would mahe it cost .fiD per pound. W will subtrset S3 cents from what it cost to make the shooting and we will have n net profit of 74 cents per pound. Should it cost more, even 43 cents, te get it into sheeting, we will have a net profit of US cents per pound." Brlttoa Before Committee. "Park benches, cheap shows, nnd nuto rides on the speed wny were some ef the substitute reerenfion indulged in by the girls with their suitors because they hsd no parlors In which to enter tain "them," is n statement attributed to Edward Brltton, private secretary te tho Secretary of Navy. In his testi mony in complaining about tke abeeuce o parlors and inadequate housing facil ities for war working girls Mr. Brittoa wss giving testimony before wrmhers of the Senate tub-committee investi gating the high cott nf living iu the District of Columbia, "Parlor were be ing rented nt fabulous pricca by rent hogs," bitterly complained Mr. Brit ton, ''while th.i girls were thrown in rooms ten and twenty together nnd were oqly too anxious to keep nway from them an long as possibls. Mr. Brittoa cited one instanoo of a house on 11th street, Northwest, where twenty-five girl were living on ono floor and also using the sums bath, paying rent at approximately 13 eaoh. The former Raleigh citiaea had per sonally rubbed elbow with , the rent profiteer citing that he had been noti fied that te must leave bis apartment October 1 ,1919, or pay the advanced rent of from 43 to IW a month. Hit apartment, consists of two rooms with kitchenette nnd bath. II rented It in September, 1917, for 4:t, nnfurnjthed and minus elevator service. Mr. Britten also related the story of three ytomea wlm reported for duty and rented one room for which they paid 120 a month whieh served ns a kitchen also for get ting breakfast and dinner. Disposition Kenilworth Vasettled. On direct Inquiry, Maj. Qea. M. W. Ireland today informed Hubert Martin, private secretary to Senator Overman, that Kenilworth Inn,- of Aahetille, would lie abandoned by the War De partment a aa army hospital. Ooneml Ireland stated, however, that he under stood that the United Ststes publie So You Will Know ItVYhtn YouSetlt IN FEE At Crocera AJwstb ia acaled tine whole, ground or pulverised, ; DON'T Have SHORT. STUB ONIt HAIR, wlm, h hMMttJ? TAIQMT MAlei denaapptyaaan . OUtCN HAIR DRCBSINO JSl Jflnt Vrts' APhI f or ytmrarU Mv urck Xyii ai lmsvuv etap tmsanS Km dn'i- ie. Pft'l wN In. mhmr ear rS SSe SltlWMMM BOMoiniMwoiMMrivi , saws NtWi.nO MfO. CO., ATtANT. ta. AGENTS WANTED n i Ull 9 health service would convert Kesil wertk into a sanatorium. 8urgeon General ' Biipert Blue, of the public health service, out of tke city and tke report thst tke AsksvUl hospital is to be 4ranaf erred iato a publie health station eould aot be confirmed. Dr. Bin wilt retnrn to Washington tomorrow,' the uppoaitioa being ad vanced la tha office of Senntor Over man that Bargeea General Bin was in Atberill inveetiguting . the merit of Kenilworth Inn a a prospective sana torium. . , . , ' . Order Pasepert IssaoaV Mrs. Albert New, wife at Rev. Albert New, rector of the Episcopal church of Waynetville, is temporarily forbidden passage from Inglaad to the TJaBed 8 tales. She it a British subject aad the American ajnbassadat would aot ap prove ker passport for return to the United State. Th Stat Department, however, apoa th presentation of the North Carolina Bcaator, today cabled tbo American rvpreeeststive that the restriction be lifted aad that she be permitted to make the voyage uninter rupted. Mr. Nov is en a visit to kef son, who waa ia overseas service. Put oa Stable Basis. ' To put th business of cotton ware housing oa a stable basis and provide receipt for cotton that are aegotiable at any bank kss long beea the aim of persona interested ia eotton, and under tha amended United State eotton warehouse act this 1 likely to bo real ised. That Is the opinion ef mea in tba Bureaa of MarketsUnited States department of agriculture, who are charged witk issuing laden! wars house license. The warehouse act has just been amended to as to permit the acceptance of personal bond from waveaoue mea and to permit tba is suance of negotiable receipt, whea re quested by the depositors of eotton in the warehouse, without stating the rrsdo of the cotton. The Brads must bt stated, however, unless the request! to emit it is made. Warehouse men de siring to take advantage ef the oppor tunity extended should' apply to the Bureaa of Market at Washington for the application forma. Te Drive Oat Malaria And Build Up Th System Take th Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS (hill TONIC. Ton know what yon are taking, a the formula ia printed oa every label, showing it li Quinine aad Iroa la a tasteless form. The Quinine drive out th malaria, th Iron build up the system. 80 cents. Adv. LEXINGTON BOMB GUARD CALLED TO CHARLOTTE. "Lexington, Aug. Sly-Company 13, Home Guard, Militia Heserve, the local horn guard organisation, wss called to Charlotte this morning about i o'clock by Adjutant General Royster in re sponse to a call from Mayor MeNineh, of Charlotte, following the exchange of about a hundred shots .between tba policemen aad the erewd, which result ed in the death of a number of peo ple, tome reports having it two" and other as high as ten. First Lieut. W. I Crawford, ia tke sbseaee of Capt. Dormet 8hemwell, wht it out of town, took eharg of th local unit, which left on a special train about o:S0 this morning. Every member of tho organisation, with th exception of Captaia Bhemwell aid Privates Ben der and Y eager, who ar oat ef towa, responded to the call and wort off aa short notice. Constipated? aa yon) eaa abtaia ora relies! by taking Colter. Lawtoo SWEET FEEDS Kap Ittm Vftalthy Strong Vigorous Common-esme eswaoant cm! sods or aU seeds. Save 2S par eent grtla. Cheaper then whole grain. taster led. Easily obtained. INear at band and can slip promptly. A full supply - always ready. Better balanced ration. Contains food for every part of tba animal. Make and keeps them strong, healthy, active, vigoron. - - . ;,. Manufactured by experts wbo know the aeosstinis f a ' good feed, for yoor stock's ask ask yoar dealer fog it, at write Ctlter-lAwton Food Co . . , tUITSYIUt, t, . Pahlleatroa of Samaaoaa, Stat of North Oarollaa. Ceuaty f ' Wake. la th . Superior Conrt, Before tho Clerk thereof. Letha Johnson vs. Romulu Johnson. Th dsfendant ia th sbov entitled action will toko notice that suit for a divorce a vinculo matrimonii hat beea eommeaced agaiast him in the Superior Conrt of Wake County, nnd complaint therein filed at the' time of tha issusaee of tho iitmmoasi nnd that ht li required to appear and answer or demur to the complaint herein aa or before tho 29th day of September, 1018, at relief will b granted according to the eonrt and practice of the courts. Thle S5th dsy ef August, 101. VTTRtVIUS ROYSTER, f Clerk of the Superior Conrt ia aad for Wake County. ROBERT C. STRONG, Attorney. Highest . Pant a paae Mess and HeliabU Hid bq4 Junk Co, ail W. Cttovtw) 1 tvj m w TWO SUITS ARE STARTED AGAINST WESTERN UNION riTS) Civil Actioas, XichidiBi; -. Two Dirorco Cases Bean , ' It Superior Court Five civil aetioa wer begun yester day ia Wake Saperior eonrt, two f tboan being divorce ptocse dings. The ethers ar daanago ' suit for amall amounts, fy;..:t--i-i -' 4- $ J. Milton Britt and Arehi Wilkersoa, both of Auburn, nre seeking 3,000 dam tga each front tke Westera Ualea Tele graph Company. The toatoatloas for damage are baaed aa the alleged fail ure of agent of 'th company to de liver a death an ton go. Suit for 109 damagea mat atartad by J. S. aad Ifc a 8Uer, tradiag as Slier Brotasrs, igaiaat the United 8tstes Rallroadmasjaawa and tha Norfolk SoutherirRailway. . ' Th dirorco euit wer brought by Lydia Iron Tarry against Carl Terry, tad Haywood Buftloe against Mattie Buffalo. The . mmmoaa for Mattie Buffalo wer sent to Samarcaad Maaer, i Moots county. - RALEIGH WOMAN DIES ON VISIT TO RELATIVES News wss received ker yesterday of tba death Monday in Parktoa t Mrs. G. A. Wright, who live aa Slat street. She died suddenly while on n visit to relntives of ber husband, who was fa Charlotte on buaiaese. She left Ral eigh about a week age. Bnrvlving are her hatband aad five children. The funeral services will bo conducted this aftornosa from Mount Zioa church, aoar Garner. . "All that (litters is not gold." A cheap, part cotton cloth can b cut, mads and pressed nto a stylish, good looking suit but ths glitter soon disap pears. . You will find nothing but the "real thing" here good honest, all wool cloth, hand tailored .into ths newest etyle.suits that hold their shape permv nently. ; ;n ;7f;." M eaa SulU at $28 V to $50 that gire yw full value for dollar yon pay. -UrwVirl,,: ' ihbrU and good fit ting underwear. AVUUng-HortonCo tl Yearn Raleigh Leading . ClothWra TODAY ONLY Listen ! MliaerctU! VIVIAN MAKSIM Adapted from Th Two Benjamia by Juliet WUbor Tompkina cVeaari by Alice Tytoa Directed by Cbestef Wltbcy Te eaa tearh Oenevieve fete e' tkingt, Wbea it eome to planting peat r picking picklce-you're IT I But whea it eom to applying the science ef farming te tbe picking ef BEAl'S UUVK IT TO Ci.N'B V1V Cone my day thle week. mm Mi m Tjr f JaNaTC LittlsCo , Adopt Committeea Program, V Richmond, Va, lag. U!"By a rote of S to S the Senate Tinanc Committee tonight ea motion of Senator J. P. Bu ck nan, adopted nit the features of the sub eommltte program, witk the ex ception ef th increase oa pablie ser YpuJustTiy eshoh On Day 'm Tut Tha atomaoh oaty partly tTtawsts the feed we eat. Tho proceoa la ttniened hi th Inteattnea vchere tho toad 1 aalawa wtus bU from) tha Rvatv , U must be plsln to any aeaarbl per lam wh - realise . this, . that tho atosnaen, aver ana aewei must worn ia aarsoaay v aigeeuv xreaiaea are to no srutMl or eerosniex Tnia fact siai expiune wny surrerera rrom lnaigution, niso suffer mere or mm from bead i een.es, bllliwanasa aad constipav - V au, .1 lli without suffaHng afterward. It yon nre constipated, nav bilioua Bpilla, keadeebea. eoat-d tongne, bad breath, vaiiaM anpetite, are nervoue. losing energy and feel your Avalta aUpplna away, take this adyta and ant a bos of Nstueea Ramedy (NR Tablets) siigtit today aad atari taking tt. fiiv U trial for a weak or two F. W. Parker 11 a fi n u a 1 1 vn ii pi w -ar Office Supplies JAS- E, THIEM Bell Phone 135 lit PayetterlD Street t Every Cent You Spend FOOUSHLY 4 Is BANKED By Someone WhyjtotbMikltyoumKt It U yw momy, mi ll STABT AM ACCOUNT W1TB VS ' Wl WILL BtLr TOD I A T ' Mechanics. Savings Bank lMkata. Onmrjllcated tiaeblnerr aesris sretaa little i 1 effet. I anal 1 I 1 -TT I vanasf S Lot Us Store zzi Cere Fpr Ycsr (kr Urge, dew rirapreof Geragei It.tll Saar' ft ' rioew Spar Ohk Day aud Night We ar aJwayt oa th Job to giv yoa aarviea. Oar repair dspartsaeat a la charge ef expert mochanlw, who will giv fn prompt an tonsaiantiens lerrtce. .... ',.''. STANDARD MOTOR QOMPANY Fa) AeteaMblle aad Serrlee ' ' Tetepkeae Ml Oat. Darle sad Blount Btraeta . Tslspswae Stl atfou aVara taffiie or Cttj propaity tor tale, evrite tit, tV wtQ euMiWda Ad sei! out properly AT AUCTION ouicUy aad proftiablw to rw fan hzii (tar SpcdJiy Teniltry UzHtei r Niiuir&vm TWaanf & Hmutri and Birhtt-Eirh tent ef farm Ltn4 amounting to rvr HV& AftUlON DOLLARS eold a mi, vvnte ror audon about m SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Trinity Parit School - j . ESTABLISHED 1&0I . , , v L Location excellent, equipment tnt-clan. WcU-traimd Faculty ef succeeaful ttsoritBcc, Special tare of tbe hsaltk ef Ut etudeata. Aa Instructor in each dormitory to supervise living condition! e hoys auder bit tar. txllcat library and gyataatlua faeilitita. Large atbletie I tide. for llleotrated eataloget d'reaa , ' F. S. ALDRIDGE, HEADMASTER, DURHAM, N. C vice corjorationx aad en coal mint which will, eme np for eouilcretio tomorrow moraing,' ; i ' ' ' No, Man Je, dear; water eat raa np" Htn. A crick in th bark couldn't por sibly develop Into water en tke brain. Get yoyr brgaia of di gestion, assimilatiovi and elimination ; working in harroocy and watchjxnir trcuble disapeWKR dcitwrjaooeyhatk.. From NR Bent aad Jest as how much hotter yot feoi. (tea how uiok your slufrUat bowel wtlt smhu a reenter a clock work, how your seated tongue clears np and your sjood, oM-tlmo an- . petit returns. 8e bow splendidly yoar rood will eigeat and now you Tginget- ravtv, Von Uka no rlfk whateree foe UJBK VT lb nature-a rtemooy (NS Tablets) I only Ho a box, enough to twenty-flv asve. aad It mutt htia aad henerit yon to Tour antlret aaUstaotioa- - ee money returned. Fly miUloo , boxaa ar weed -rry r-w-mi miuraa mi noma are takea by abmg people every day that' the beet proof of tta merits. Naturea mod la the boot aad aafeot thing yew eaa take for afflous aaea. oonsUpaUoa. Udlgtloa and evmiaar comyiainie. It Is sold, amar- antet' an aragglat, By, goal Drag Company ieiBt;Ti?vr irsraiuitgn. naaSiaa RALBICH, SI, C la aaltbtr noMtsary Save Bseeey ta grlntnag your grsia wita . Th Cibbe$ Com Mill v: BlniplEcoaoolc He atmptleaitd mru, whom awcaiae esslty haadltd. With hall- V ts WM rnnaing nn ssnie, swawovej a sett is rseUee. Mat of the beet ef narais. ana, vsteir tasrsateec lor Blnstrstsd bttntwe ami Brims ul 1)1 tea i , filBin iAOMWCmr e&,naai A-rtostasn, ft, C, . ' 4 pooidct ei tnaotmxwa tni infoa. euctwa metboda. ', w -; . , : ATIAHTIC COAST REALTY COMPANY Tag Mt vnv tuirmu root confiotnci" -OftkM rtTRsriURfi, VA, tad CRCfNVIUJ. H. C Stlerence Am pinrtn eVewbgra. Vs. erCreanvmevN. t 'nUBBsjmj-smpun 11 mi " - m t
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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Aug. 27, 1919, edition 1
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