THE NEWS AJND OSSERVEP
WEDNESDAY MOHNING, ! APRIL 7, K2X
II. C. STATE TAKES
mmw
Backs Up Murray's
With World of
and Dash
Pitching
Pep
Displsying a world of pep and ginger
behind Murray's brilliant pitching, Stat
Collect smothered Yale it Biddk field
yesterday tfttmoi to the tone of
to I. Th victory was eloaa tut.. Tht
Techs stowed decided superiority over
the Berth rra visitor in every depart-
satat of the nnt, tad Barer for eat
iastaat did the Blot aUad evee a ghost
of a chase of winning.
8evsral hundred fast braved the win
try breese aad wert rewarded wwb
flrtt data exhibition of taa national
pastime- Ta George Murray, mutely
)x-luiiri the credit for taa vietoy. . The
Charlotte boy had the blf Tile sluggers
eating sot of hia Itaid from start ta
finish. Twe measly blag lea wu tba Tale
; contribution ta the bit column, and aia
blue hitters took Urea healthy swinge
at the ozone, osasaiaed th big stick
with fare, east a pousled glaae at
Fetter's rise barter, sad assumed th
air of a has-beea. Opposed ta Murray
at tba beginning of the gam was on
Mr. Chittenden, Who lasted Just twa
aad two-thirds innings.. A eauple of
. boots by bis shortstop coupled with tw
- wslka, wild pitch aad two oalid clouts
; by Fsueett seat him to the shower,
and Calhoun, a big left bander, went to
the Oring line, Aldrich pitched the
final frame, .
"Bant" ianerU uncorked on of th
best gam of bis career. His fielding
at th initial sack wss faultless, 'and
th Vocal boy banged out a-double aad
Two tiaglee ia tour times at th piste.
la th aecoad laaiag while Chittenden,
apparently, was entietlly examining ths
rains of the chop building, Fsueett stole
home. Dc berry aad Norwood' featured
with nice catches in th outfield, JVbtrry
brought the stand to Its feet when, be
peared Faberty't bard drive ,1a th
fourth aad doubled Bewyer at second.
Aldrich aad Oaillard, although cred
ited with two errors eacb,; .bore th
brunt of th fielding for the Tola in-
field." They handled all chances eletnly
and their errors- were oa ud throws
to first. Diamond aad Sawyer also
fielded well aad th former, especially,
looked good at first base. Crane, In
left , field, robbed Norwood of a double
when be climbed the bask ia left center
ind eaptnrcd bis loag fly.
Ktitts scored two runs in tho first
tuning oa oao bit. Fsueett, first Hp,
scratched a.hlt to abort and took second
oa uuriey a tacrine. ' wood rspped a
hard grounder to A Id rich, who threw low
to first. Johnson followed with another
hot on ia th same plae, and again
th Tinting short stop mossed up the
plsy, Faucett aad Wood scoring ia tho
wiiarse. Four more runs wort added ia'
tha fourth on tw wslks, a tacrine,
two errors aad Faacett's double to left
The, final markers for State came la' th
fourth semlon on singles by Murray,
Foett imd jBureyt mixed in with a
fielders choice, Fsueett scoring from
eoad whils Gailbrd was throwing
Out Wood. :
Vale's lea talley cam fh tho -last
laaiag when Peters walked aad scored,
oa Puberty two-ply clout to center.
' Tho liao-upt .-..,
Stale. ' AB. . H. pa a. r.
P.
pa A.
t 1 ,
e . i
j
Fsueett, lb. .... 4 1 a 0
a
I
.
e l
e
;
Hurley, . .....
Wood. tb.
Jnbaaoa, lb. ...
Norwood, ef. ...
Ihrry, rf. ...
Kirkpatrlrk, If..
Wac, if.
1 1 o
x t
0 .
o
1 '
it
Sipe, as.
Murray, p. ......3
Total ........S3 I -
Val. k AB- B.
Crane, If. "... S 4
Sawyer, So, ......1, 0
: Peters, . ...... 1 ,1 1
Faherty, ef. 3 0 ,
Parsons, rf. .... t 6
Aldrich, ss-p. ... 1 0
Diamond, lb S .
";siiisrd. to. .... a o
Chltteadea, p. .. . 0 .
Calhoua, p. ..... 1 0
lJghttjs!1.1. . . -
II .
H. PO. A.
0 .1 0
1
e
o
0
4
0
i
e
Totals ...S 1 I 10 4
Heoro by Uainm -
Talo ..e fi 0 1 11
tjtato 4 0 S 0 0 -
Called ia sereatk to allow Talc to
catch a traia.
, Summary t Two-bas hit Fsueett,
f sherty. Ktolca bases Aid rich. Fsueett
--(homJ, Ourlcy, Wood. Hits apportioned
-r-un L'hittendea B ta 111 innings; off
Calheaa. 4 ia 3 1-3 inaiurs: off Aldrich
0 ia .1 janiag. fHruck ot By Murray,
OS oy tjnoua, x; l.y Aldrich, E. Bases
oa balls OS Murray, 3j oft Chittenden,
n ua pucaea Chittenden, 1. Passed
ball Pater 1. - Double plays Deborry
to Sip. Aldrich to Sawyer- Left oa
, bases Isle,-4 1 BtsVe, 3. I'mpirs Ur.
joaraey, or xiitaaio. , ;.; -
Capital 4Bombr From Skies
After Land Force Fails
'(Coatlaaed from Pago Oa.) ,
toI applleatioa of the Federal ttatut.
Th first detachmeat of women pick
eted th. Embassy at aooa besrint t
banners.
Before crowd Isd epportuaity to
collect a police paired dashed up. Cap
tain KoWt Emmett Doyls aad Inspec
tor Daaiel Sullirsa asked them if they
wer swart they wera picketing tb
British Embstsy Both pickets smiled
. hnd sodded their assent. .
' They wer informed they wtr violat
ing Federal statut aad would bs
arrested sales they desisted. Tht
womea resumed the picketing aad polie
occcn took their banners and arrested
.them. a. vy.v;.t..:
Missiag Ones SoalacodV ' .
As soon ss word of th arrests reached
Icedgtierters of tht pickets another pair
viiii freeh banners wss diapstched t
th Embsy. Th polie repested th
krreMs. Th Isnd picket desisted and
t: e s. rial force cam into Ictlbit
I'titcd fc:a(es Attorney Lsxkey placed
' bond ef each arrtsted -womaa at
i", It was ti.it fumbled and they
v - re e J ep for a h-aring in police
( .art t . nr". Frank P. Walsh, of
i t . ;.' wh rcprcucutcj Irish
. :...',..!, '.r.t ia Pari ia V.'IS,
I - n t- ' -1 ss their'couaec!.
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT
CONVENTION HERE TODAY
J. D. Parker Slated For Con
fTtliional nomination; Jen
king and Ward Delegates
fourth coagrcMioaal district Bepubli-
caa will gather ia tho city oourt room
her at noes today to aamo dclegaU
to th Bcpublksa aatioaal convention
sad aominal somebody to oppose the
Demoeratie aomiaeo for Congress.
Consty delegstioas . were arriviag ia
th eity last night, sad by th meeting
hour . today it would appear that there
would b a goodly representation of to
inority party here. '
Some tiro was used last night Sa oil
ing tha steam roller and getting it ia
readiness to smooth out differences of
opinioa In the meetiag today. There
will "be some differeaees, according to
reports, There aro, asptrants for 'sock
mora or leos empty honors ss will bo
distributed. The Morehead Duncan fight
will crop out hers and there, most likely,
but ths More head wing controls tho
steam roller aad all will fa well, n
donbt. . 1
Passengers oa this most ' tflleaclout
piece of macfaiaery will be J. J, Jenkins,
of Biter City, and R. W. Ward, of Rsl-
eigh. These brethren are headed for
th National convention at delegates.
Alf Tern pic ton wsnts to make th trip
to jnieage. nut It ta aot written yet
that b will be called to do any nartr
journeying. J. D. Pkrksr, of Bmithfield,
waats ths honor or tiring licked by th
Uemocratk nominee- for Congress, ahd
most likely ha will bo gratified ia bis
wis. Willis Briggs,' of Balelgh. Would
have th same honor, but ks is ache
duJed to bo a pier of paving for the
stoam roller rather than a passenger
ROOMS FOR DELEGATES -
TO STATE CONVENTION
Chamber
of Commerce
Sends
Out Appeal for pelp To Meet
; Crowded Conditions ' 1
flit Bolcigh Chamber of Copiirc
ry ssxiou to get ia. touch with
Baleigk people who will Opes' up their
homes to 'th delegates t tho Demo
eratie Bute poanstioa,wl(ich); meets
her Thursday. ,
Th hotels sr orerrnn with requests
fot reserTBtlBns' and ' the Chamber of
Commerce has beta called upon to meet
tho situation. That organisation, through
Beeretsry M. B. Beamaa, asks thst all
those who have available, rspmi notify
th Chamber of Commerce.
The hotels will eo-optrat in tbs
effort to house all those who may at
tend tls aonrestioa.- As lnformniot
bureau will W opaaed up at the Tar
borough Hotel for this purpose. t ,
TWO MYSTERY PLAYS
AT ST. SAVIOUR'S CHAPEL
; i ...
. The two mystery plaj-s, "The Bunset
ITptjrjiBd - "Ths Catechlrer. and th
Child," whi' wcr fJvB"ysler4iy ffjr'
the childfca. r"fl(.J lvlour's chapol.
naor ta oircetioa i Miss Lucy Dsns
pticwy and rtTtranco, About fifty ebil
dron took - part,' aad 4 their- white
dresses, with flowers in their hulr ear
ried ut th solemn idea of tho plays
with -charming naturalness. Th clos
ing seen of th first play, "Ths Sunset
Hour" waa especially lovely, where all
ths children' kneel, singing, arouad- ths
symboli figure of "Mother Church."
Tho ptays were religiously instructive
ta their objeat, and all credit for the
training or, tnoenimrea aad the orgittti.
satuia ef tho fettiral is duo to Miss
Davis. Th musio was rendered by Mist
jxila Adams. Th -roluatary sollsoUoa
will M derotea to tslssiona.
The Weather
Local Ottos,
United States W talker
v. Barooa.
FORECAST.
Raleigh, N. C April 8.
For
North Carolina I Partly cloudy
Wedsetdayi Thursday fair.
TEMPEBATCBE.
Highest temperature
V3
30
Lowest temperature
Mean temperature ,
4:
Beflcieney for tho day
14
18
Arerags dslly deficiency tlac
- Jaausry Jit
PRECIPITATION (ia inchei.)
Amount for tht 4 hour ending. :
at t -armnr.-r. m r. . ...... . o
ToUl for tb month to dat 0.74
Deficiency for the aionth 0.04
Deficiency sine January 1st .... 0M
HTThODITy.
1 fi a.m. lSm, I p.m.
Dry bulb 34 , 4 " o0
Wt bulb 2 ' S6 43 -
Bel. humidity ... 03 30 g
' - PBE8SVBK. "
(Bedueed to sea UreL)
S0.13 ip.m...
(a.m
.295
Sunrise.. J :52 s. m. Bunset...fi:41p,m.
Widow Cries for Joy i
.
l eouldw't eat aawthia but raw arm
aad sweet milk aad waa to weak I could
fcaruiy walk across th room, -1 would
bar beta ia j grae today if 1
hadat taken Mavr's Weaderful RemeAv
whet I did. Whea I thin, how J hare
suffered with my stomach and how good
I feel now I ery f or joy." It is i sim
ple, harmless pre pars tios that removes
ta catarrhal maeat from the intes
tinal tract aad allays tht inflammation:
which causes practically all stomach,
lietr aad intestinal ailments, including
eppeadioltia. y One dose will convince
or money refunded Parker Drug Xkow
pay aad druggUu rerywhertv-Adv. ;
Eveiy
Is BANKED,
Why aot Unh tt yourself T It U yotrr money, aya tt
, START Ai ACCOUNT WITH FI . ,
WE WILL ErU TOO ATB 'L..'
Mechanics Savinrrs Ban!:
ACCUSED AGENT
IS EXONERATED
Case Against L A. Baugh For
Embezzlement Noi Prossea
. In Wake Court , ;
'A cat agslast L. As Baugh, the bill
of indictmont charging mbexlement oa
thirty-one counts, was aol prossed
Wska eouatr suocrior court yesterday,
hrr Baugh was. formerly . agent for
tho Indian Jteflnins? ComDaay. Following
a visit her of aa auditor of tho eomV
pany h was tharged with embntle
ment. Thirty-on chocks were found
bearing bit endorsement aad it was
elsimed ht .had cashed them and re
tained th money. - Ht had, bowerer,
conrerted them into cashier cheek
aad forwarded thes to th company,
WILMINGTON SHOW OF
AUTOMOBILES OPENED
Thirty Cr tad . Many Horn
and Farm Conrtaienoes Dii.
played; Blf Crowd i
Wilmington, April Tht Wilmlng
toa automobile tbow was opened form'
ally tonight at I o'clock with the dedi
catory exercises of the aew eity audi
torium. Speeches by Major P. Q. Moor
tad by Joseph W. Little, representative
to the Chamber of Commerce marked
the : ceremonies. ," ' ..
Tht Boval Scotch Uichlaad Band will
play throughout tba are days of tht
show every arteraooa and aignt.
Tb display of automobile included
thirty cars, all that could be accommo
dated oa the msia floor of the building,
Automobile supplies tad equipment are
ltd ia evidence. The balcony is gives
tier to aa industrial exhibit of farm
and home eeaveo4tit.ee, under th super
visioa of Miss Florence Jeffreys, county
homo ' demonstration agtot, lie fret h-
ment are dispensed- by two church so.
eletiet and tha Borotis. It is ettimated
thst the crowd attending the opening
Bight wss aear 1,000. ,
CARNIVAL AT HICKORY t
HAS CAUMITCUS CLOSE
Hickory. April Br A carnival com
paay boasting 800 people tome of them
UegeeV good looking females, had itt
hands full whea it broke up acre, or
rather waa brokea up by crowd of
choice spirits which gathered from the
Houta mountains and Hickory, Kewtoa,
Morgantoa and other aesrby point. Oa
tent waa alashod up pretty badly aad
several head wtrt cracked J a fight ia
which eora liquor ia oaid to hare plsyed
conspicuous part. At m result 01 the
melee two person have beta arrested
and warrants aro out for others- The
longer the carnival utayed here, accord
ing to tome who saw it, the rougher
it got. . 'v -
filyM Jnchea-J tain hail fallen
in this section during the past sis days.
sn inch-and. half t-it Sunday night
during a thunder and rain ttorm that
rivaled August 'and September Efforts.
The small streams rote, but moat dam
age wat done by tho erosion of the soil.
The cold ware struck hers lata Monday
afternoon, . . -, t
EDWARD C. SMITH IS
BOUND OVER TO COURT
('Special to the Newt and Observer.)
Durham, April 6. An Investigation of
tho automobile accident, In which Ed
ward C. Smith, a .civil engineer of Bal
eigh, ran down and hilled instantly War
field lrnn, 11-year-old son ef Mr. aad
Mrs- B. E. Lynn, Saturday, several miles
east of the eity, wat held yesterday
afternoon before Squire B. 0. Cox, in
the courthouse. Several tye witnessea
testified to .tht accident. It la said the
boy came from 'behind' a wagon, and as
he did to ht wss in front of the on
coming antomobile, driven by Mr. Smith,
wno,' 11 is alleged, wat coming over
twenty-five mile an hour, Th right
render struck tht boy's head, erushins?
the skull. ' Mr. Smith wat bound ovar
to the Superior court under a tlflOO
OOBd, . . , ,
elds Gasoline A Neoaity.r
XTuntina-ton. W. Ve- Anril -sOaao.
Jin it at nteeaaary for an automobile
at feed for a korse. ruled liaaittrata
Samuel Wright" in - discharging two
Huatiagton gsrsgt Owners, 1 who ward
charged with htvlag- violated th "Sub
dty closing hw." N -
IF TOO THIN
TRY BITRO- -PHOSPHATE
Whits exsssstv thamsss mht a atirumtoi
varhma aad subtle earnes ht Afiemot
mdlvMusla, tt b a w4mwa teet that th
lack' of pheaphereua ia th haawa system tt
very hutalr rsspeasikw far kk eoaditisa.
' M teems as well mtoMbhed that thk
tr ttrshueshoiswi msji -aow be mot H
a wm c BUr-ThmthmM, whkh eaa bs ok
rnmed Xrsm nits-Cnbtca Carer way "toed
drwetut ta eeavesksit tabkt term. '
la msny laimaem wm ssahBUsUaaf M tbU
phoapliat ay the nerve thaas aooa andttrm
e.-Wslsm.,enas nvrva Wwioa dinsssesm.
vbrsr and strsntth nU wmkomo tad lock
or eaetsr ana t ss. Mr km tm
err kWWws sad cars eastae, SMwahu
anksd ta a slow of frit Witt oad
bamtf and ths wui. aad stnaaih to ss
SH dfnns.
CAUT10Mi-W-.il. Ikn-Nnsri,
hv wa.
SimMMd for the Mlfef sma.iM.
drhilrtjr, -m Wns toSinc" it mH aa' aot ewirw
w wi m vmn anmis , tra sm tm
svoiain fsntteia ! Adv. . .
You Spend FOOLISHLY
By Someone
4
TRANSFORM TENT
TO THING OF BEAUTY
Secoratora Hero at Work
r Intrior f Cavaa
' : Motor Palaca ,1
Oa
.. With deeoratora already oa the scene,
the mammoth toaOrhlch will heat the
Caroliaa Automotive Exposition will
shortly be a thing of beauty.
Wisteria and tmllaa wUl gsrUad the
walla and th test poles aad ai arti
ficial tailing of sweeping wisteria
blossoms will spread beauty overhead.
Dealers will draw for tpaeot in the
tent Thursday at noon. The teat will
bo divided UD in eoavenieat allotments
for tht vsrious classes of motor vehicle,
including trucks, tractors, passenger
cars Slid accessories. ' .
Musie wUl be a big featnr if th
exposition. In additioa to Coawsy
Baad there ar to be tlx soloists Mor
ton Adklna is coming at baritoat soloist.
Mist Edna Joyce, called the Bong bird
of tht navy, it to be the soprano soloist
and there will be John Do lan aad Bert
Brown, eornttists, Btymond Ellis, xyloi
phone, and John J'trfeto, eupboninat
eoloist.
ORPHANS WILL BE
V-r- ? CARNIVAL GUESTS
Brincisa- cheer to lives of dull rot-
ilnf. members of the Spring Festival
committee, of the Ceatrsl Labor Union,
aad I. J. Polack, managing director of
tha World At Home Show, will this
afternoon be boats to the little inmate
of tho Methodist aad Catholic orphaai
age. Transportation by eutomobllea will
be provided for the little Toiti M
everything oa the festival ground will
be free to them.
Front the Bug House, where the tot
Will be lost in lattyrinia 01 joy,
through the mates of the midway, in.
eluding all feature attraction!, tha fes
tival wui bc opea to them. The riding
devices, including even the big aew
aeroplane swings, will be at their dis
posal, and It is planned to make th
afternoon memorable for the visitors.
FLYING PARSON WILL
' ARRIVE HERE TODAY
Lieutenant BelrU W. Mayaard, flying
parson, aew on a recruiting mission for
the -War .Department, will make hie
second visit to Balelgh this afternoon
nt liSO when tht big DsHavillaad plane
will fly herd from WinstoB-Saleta. Lien.
tenant Mayaard, according to a telegram
received by the Jew aad Observer,
will leave Winetoa Salem this mors lag
about 11 :30. He wUl Und in the Cham
ber of Commerce field East of Balelgh,
which haa been especially prepared to
receive him. '
CLOSES RECITAL
. OF SORDID . STORY
-(Coatlaaed from Fag One.)
.... ' ' ' . t , . .
wit poor and uneduented. . I, had been
warned agaiatt him, but he told me
toon after oar meeting that he could
fmot live without me..- "Tour, beautiful
brown eye tr life t ms," h said.
"H dragged ssd - betrayed me. He
east me fete tht world with tr child.
He beat aie. a aad me throws into
jail repeatedly. He stole my toa after
the court had givea hint to me, with
five dollara a week alimony to ear for
the two or us.
"But tttll I lived him. X loved him
too much to kill him. People who testi
fied that Z thrtatcned to kill him made
mistake. I have said that a man who
would do the things he did should be
killed, but I would not kill him. I loved
him toe much. No womaa aver loved
man more than I loved him. i
Mrs. Cum mints described th rriva
tlont the aad Kenneth, her aoa. ea
dured while they wer trying to live
on th flv dollar a week allowed them
by Cummingt. She declared that dur
ing January and February the and th
child almost frost to death and that
often they were entirely without food.
" ". streaks Down aad Boh. "
There was only an tim durlnsr the
day that the lost th stole composure
displayed at all other time. That wss
when reference waa made to the time
Mayor Sclater, upon complaint of Cam
mugs, aaa her thrown into sail for
four days at which time her hasbaad
took the child aad carried him away.
Her she broke down and sobbed vio-
Getting
Bald?
Then ttimulato your hair root at one
with bMual'a UUu V..
teslp wiil respond at once. Efftetiv
reitM zor dandruff, eoe.
At Twar Dnestt er Tkilet Ceontsr.
U thar aasaet wspsUr twa, erdsr direst.
Fett VOm brat Cs, law, at lust. Ta.
FISHING
: -TIME
,We can supply your
ro':' needs in
Fishing Tackles ;
: Reels Rods
' Tacklo Boxes ,
ELLir,GTorrs
ART STCE
' Raid:! , N. C. V
Don't orgt! Carc':na Autonoi
' - tlv Bsseelilos, T-' "!i,
lestly for a minute or two. After that
laeidvat. although ahe regaiaed her co
troU each sscaUon of tho boy brought
tears welling jo her eyes and her body
eaota visibly .. . v
When ahe told what she knew of the
ahootiag Mrs. Cuaaming declared: -
I tew Mr Camming 1a u Joha
Church yard. Keaartk waa with me.
Mr. Cumasiag saw a aad turned en hit
heel. Thi cut aa terribly and 1 went
host. Kenneth treat off with a friend,
bat I waa 00 worried I did not noike
it. Whea I got home I opened n drawer
aad picked np a revolver. I did Bot
know J woe doing it.
I taw Mr. Cummiag oa the street
later aad asked him for aoase money,
He refused aad thjreatcaed ta bar ait
locked up again. I don't remember
anything - else that happened" uatil
him lying on tks pavement.
staggered to a doorway and was carried
te jail. .Two day later they told me
all about $t Ho had told as he con
trolled tha court and that he wat goiag
ta takctbelboy away from as.
B. F. Snow, a -aaerthsat, at Fhoebaa,
told of fcaring ioaaed Mia. Camming a
revolver, : She had told hisa she 1
moving to I remote part of th eity aad
that ths needed tt for protection.
. Teens to Jsoaaw
i Chicago, April Th Taivertity of
Chicago baseball teas! will leave tonight
for rta third lavnaioa of Japsuu On th
previona trip ia 110 aad 118, twenty-
two eonaecutive game wer taken from
the Japanese University players. Fred
Merrtaeld, whe waa captain of tk Chi
cage team in ISM, will Iced the expedi
tion, lie coached ia Jspaa three year
tine tho Marooaa were last there.
' . First fitldie Deed Gooalag.
Kew Tork, April fi.-Tha bodies of 8T
American soldiers who died at base hos
pitals and camps ia Eagtaad will arrive
here late tomorrow arteraooa on board
the army transport Naseraaoad, it waa
announced today at the port of embarka
tion headquarters.
I The arrival of the thip will bring to
America, the first of he soldier dead
front either Fraae or England.
Parade Is Mlastas.
Kew Orleans, April Confederate
decoration day waa observed here todav
for tha flrtt time without th custom
ary parade of Confederate veteraas, ad
vanced ago aad scarcity of numbers
making tha eaaeellatioa advisable. Mon
uments aad grave were deeeratcd at
tsnal. Today ia the annivernrv of ths
oanie 01 eaiioa.
Senator Simmons Out In State
-ment Fop Ratification
i;,:-
(Continued from Pag One.)
ob Thursday. Local committees ef
prominent womea organised by His
Whit art already at work an behalf of
the amendment throughout the State.
The statement issued by member
ef the North Carolina delegation Joday
BcpreseaUtiv Hoey I had intend
cd to aanoane my advocacy of tuffragel
1 . . . .1 r. v. W
im way apnea ootere ue owe xeme
eratie convention .at Raleich aent
Thursday, but do aot mind saying ia
advaae - of that aeeauoa thtC I
heartily la favor of ratiflcatioa, and
1
PREMATURE BALDNESS :
" CAUSED BY DANDRUFF
Coaataat ear mast bs given the scalp
if tk hair ia to be kept ia a healthy,
growing coaditioa. s
DaadrwS. itching aealp aad ecttaut of
the head ar ef tea the real causes of
premature baldness. If your hair ia fall
ing oat, aa iavcetigatioa at yoar aealp
will no doubt reveal that tt it covered
with scaly iaemsUtioaa that flake off
ia tho form ef dandruff.
TONOrSCALPA (Tha Scalp Ton'w) 4s
8 medicinal pre para tioa ef merit aad
an elegant toilet artklo .that 1 abso
lutely -ffuaraateed to remove dandruff
aad relieve itching ef the aealp.
oet a sue or U bottle of this de
lightful aealp toaie from your druggist
If TOXO-8CALPA dee aot do all that
1 claimed for it the purchase' price
will be promptly refunded. Manufac
tured by Tk Toao-tkalpa, Co, Bieh
mead, Ve Adv. .
lowers
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' Ur " r" " nv n n 1-1 n rV'H..w.'r, v . ' ' r,
' I- ttwWtUwalVwa.' , 4 t, J
j' ' iJ - '. r t 3
believe that unless tome ether state
hurries up. North Csrelina will yet be
ear the honor roll as tho 36th state.
'BeDrt-sentatlve Weaver--! would ia
deed be glad to see the ritate of North
Carolina ratify fhe suffrage amendment
aa I believe it wilt, It was my pleasure
to vote for the amendment (a Congress
aad I intend to do sH that I eaa for its
ratification by tho Legislature of y
State. . . . . , i
"Bcpreeentative Codain There is
strong scatimcnt ia North Carolina for
ratification of the suffrage amendment.
As I voted for the amendment in Con
great It Is neediest to sty I su strong
tor tie rati Beat ion.
"Governor Bickett ' has previously
stated: It ia my profound convict 10s
that the Legislature will ratify when
called tn July. I ' intended to recom
mend ratification to the Legislature re
gardless of what other states do.
Keyset Speech Awaited With Interest
tSraator Overman it already la North
Carolina, and his keynote ' speech ' it
.jted with particular interest in
Wsshutgtoa for discussion ef suffrage
at anticipated her by those who profess
te b observer.
The party of Tar Heel leaving to-
aisht for JUleigh to attend the eon-
vention, besides Mr. Hocy, includes
Representative John II. Small, Angus
W. McLean, ef th Wsr Fiasnc Cor
poration aad Demoeratie Nations,! 'Com
mitteeman, aad Frank Hampton, sec re
tarr to Benator Klmmons. Henator
Overman and Bepreaentatives. Dough
ton, Brinsou and Boblnson Are already
ia North Carolina. BcDreseataUvc bod
win will make every effort to attend
the convention on THursdsy, possibly
leaving . Wednesday if, official matters
will permit. :.
The remalader of the Tar ueci aeie-
gation wUI stay in Wnrhingtoa,- they
brine- Senator Bimmocs. Bepresenta.
tivrs Claude Kitcliin. Fou and Bted-
maa. The three c6agreaamen remnla
here to active! Darticivate in the House
debate on the peace resolution. : Bepre-
sestatlre Fou. a senior Demoeratie
member of the rules 'committee, will
lead the attack en the-rule-which the
Kepablieaae wil submit to limit debate.
BcDresentative Kitchin, as Democratic
leader, wilt fight the resolution in dc
bate, whila Major etedmsn, ss a mem'
bar of tha Hoose foreigo relationi eom-
mitteft Which considered Jfao, resolution,
Don't SpoU Your Hair
Bf Waahirtf It
When yoa waah your hair, b careful
what yoa ate. htoet sosps and prepared
shampoo contain 'too much, alkali.
which it very injurious, at it dries tht
scalp aad makes the hair brittle.'
The best thing to as is Hulsifled co
eoanut oil shampoo, for this it pur aad
entirely greaselets. It's very cheap and
beat anything else all. to pieces. . Yu
can get this at any drug ttore, and a
few ounce will test the whom family
for months..
Simply moisten . th hair with- water
and rub it la, about a tcaspooafut.ia.nll
that it required. It make an abundance
of rick, creamy lather, cleanses thor
oughly, ant rinses out easily. The' hair
dries quickly and "evenly, and ia soft,
fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and
easy to handle. Besides, it loosens, snd
takstv out. every psrticl Just dirt
ana jsanorurf. taav ' u ;
oero-EiGHT
AT THS , l'
Automobu Show
next wbhk'
offinedoflee
will attack the Bepublieaa meatur
sa ''unconstitutional'' peace.
A mad rsc to return to Washington
lit time to veto oa tkt Veaolutios Fridsrf
is expected.' to take place Thursda
ti.jt.. iay J;,3('igh following the ststW
convention. .vvfc,,' 1 ,
'. ;Wocaa Fsvor Democratic Pollclse.'
' full statement of Senator fiimmoa
discusses th bearing of woman euffragf
oa. aational politics and th part Whirl
N .th Carolina can play. H believe J
the majority of women in the country
will tuppo-t a Democrat! ticket be
cause of peace and Prohibition. Thev
like the peso Which Woodrow Wilson
made, and srt partial td tb Lesgue of
Nations st set opart from th taetles
and policies of benator Lodge. The
wcimea have always ftvortd prohibition.
LEAVE HEADACHE
( AT DRUG STORE
anwsssswsrassa' ' "'
Money Back Whila You Walt
at Counter If Atpironal Doa
Not Reliara ia Two Miantea.
Absolutely Safe. T
Save ul fan hen or store f headache sain
by takiar the aw Asstrsnal ZJfailr
of the, slew sctiaer wsslehi that hare to wait
se tens to bs diassted sod ahseesed.
roaal acta rhtht new Ssd wtthotit the slttfetoatl
w to rear heart or aaaerasee to vourl
sumacs.
Vowr "Bhrslelan. rsessssssiiaS Asahmul
(use he kavws it remavss the sua t hllkxia
and sick haadache b Sently sstln en the
liver, eorrertlnc Mliosuss end sosstlpatkHi
as prmsuss to nun of.-yen
s day.
The next time roe neve a htaaasha s v.1
rour twanat nar atom, hand the elerk half
a dollar for a bottfc of Aawiransl sad toll hhn
to na rou twa taaasaaaafut to a HttU
wna roar watck la yaw sasd Onast ad tx4
minutes and sail far yoar moswr hock, at pari
SMnafaeturerV sraarsaNe, it MS aaat faall
rear' jMaaaoBt.fadine away wnala the Shaw
limit. Doa"s Sa saaMul for vase druaafas
lavnca r sse export, ? M try It avary.
r t aoms it. nam raaraato, smims to
eolda, eavtss and aaarslsia. . '(Adv.)
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. PRESENTING
An interesting and attractive
- eollectioa of
Gaorfotto and Voila .
DRESSES AND
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BLOUSES
for
tha Madam
' Mr.
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Tha
.Mr. Mary Allta Pool
. Mr. Jack Equel
'111 rayettevlll Street. '
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