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Thursday Morning, January 27, 1916. rn AT THE i 1 HEATERO BIG CROWDS DAILY AT THE PARAMOUNT THEATER who. an enure eimngts ot tun nhtcti niany declared superior to that staMl oil the first two days of the week, the Paramount theater uUrrained thtre more good sized houses yesterday. The icccnd bill of the week was an altogeth er different character form the Brut, running more to the line of real musical comedy and containing many select bits uf liigh class vaudeville". The singing Ma exuelleiit, thtf costnuiei'appropi'wie anS in every way.it, was a fast snappy t!i4v. The pictures add so much ta, the performances and the audiences seem to aireciate this feature more tha avei tlus Mason. : Ibp , same bill a ..yesterday will le repeated today with a change of pic tured There will be another complete change; ot kill .4omorrow.; " "; SPLENDID COMEDIAN AT THE ELKS' AUDITORIUM "Sugaxfoot" Gaffney got 'em going again at the Auditorium yesterday- The change of bill gave him another oppor tunity to capture the crowd .with his funny stunts and his clever songs and dialectics. -The way the crowd lauh- cb nmi cutnni euuweu iwit no was on mi? Tigui iracitv io create real, amuse lixut, and it was a well , contented throng tlmt left Wie theater alter eac'i nf thi thrcA shmrfi. --The hill vpatn:. ritiT was a new one to this citv and was ' splendidly staged by Miss McGeorge and her assistants. '. - 1 , The same bill is to be repeated to- per, cent, of the gross receipts of the day to the fund 'for the relief of the Jews in Europe ia expected to augment tii-? usual crowds, and a big bosinesH is anticipated. The show is good and me ausu u jusv viio. it is nopeu that a large aum will be raised for the local fund through this contribution i toe auuuorium. -." "SEPTEMBER MORN" HERE (FOR TW0 PERFORMANCES " The hew musical mlflv with the airv. . topical title "September Morn" offers a cute, lively story that fairly con vulses - th- audiences as every bit of crisp, witty dialogue and laughable sit uation is presented and one finds his or hernelf humming or whistling the iin ly tunes after the catchy music is reel ed off the harmonious voices of the augmented chorus and feature songs of th principals. The company numbers fifty and is composed of many wcllknown musical comedy artist who come to the Audito rium Next Monday matinee alid night with the organization from a long and successful run at the LaSafle Opcra Kbusc, Chicago. Scats on sale tomorrow morning'. SOOTHERS PHONES SPECIAL ffllll SHDP FOB STEEL MBS Knoxvillo, Tenn.f, amirtry 20. So rapid lias been the' increase in the esc of tteel cars on the lines of the South ern Kailwny that it has. been found ne cessary to provide a special shop for n psirs to equipment of their claims to be located at the Coster shops near Knox ville. ; lit'' ' The new facility will consist of an all steel main shed 73 feet bj 480 feet with three trades extending through sumo and a work: shop fll feet by 100 tee. Ml: equipped with overhead power cranes and full complement of machin ery snd tools for reparrg Bteel cars. During the past ten years Southern flp.ilway; has purchased 23,000 all steel and steal uiiderfnuue, car" al tne Iu'w shop will provide better facilities for keeping them in repair than could be dad iu tli Old sliops wntcn were origin ally lmilt for handling only "wood-n cars." " ' . t-omiRCi lor me cuiimruuinuu im uw stel frame for the main shed has been let to the Virginia Bridge and Iron Co. snd the '-material will be fabricated at the Memphis plant. Construction will liegin before April 1st and will be com pleted withnl sis weeks from that date. Other additions to be made to the facilities at Coster hop will include scrap dock with reclaiming shop for lumdliiig and reclaiming future accum ulat'cns of scrap resulting from re pans to cars and an additional wash and locker room for the use of em ployees. The erection of those build: H n u u B n n u n n u u n u Rheumatism! Ho is rheumatism recognized ? Some have laid . Rheumatism it a dull pain. -- Rheumatism is a sharp pain, ' Rheumatism is sore muscles.' - Rheumatism is stiff joints. Rheumatism it a shifting pain. All have declarednnaVm is Pain. Sloan's Liniment applied u . The blood begins to flow freely the body's warmth ist renewed -the congestion diap " 'pears the pain is gone.' ?' f 0 0 n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KILLS PAIN Rheumatism and Tallied .... ILiriiiinient ing qualities of this warming liniment. LYCEUV WORKER VISITSHIGH Pill Trying to Interest Towns in New Circuit Sys tem High Point, Jan. 2(1. Solon H. Bryaa, who is one of the most inthuiatie ly rcum workers in the South, stopped over in High Point today. He is taking run through some of the leading towns fa-cqnamt th people-with hi new circuit system. . " .Aa, the head of he Piedmont I.yceun association, .. recently organized, with headquarter .'in Charlotte, lit. Bryan has so' worked out an efficiency pro gram that, backed by his indefatigable and optimfctte energy, Will strongly ap peal to that -desire to be entertained spirit .which resides in every normal iinmnn being, giving the public the Dem erits Gf the lyeeum with the hitherto off imcc objectionable features omitted. : Bv his system of what he calls the "Cliiidt Plan'' a tkb of 100 towns it. to be organixed for the season of lOltt llil, giving the towns the same benefit as if they assumed the responsibility o.' orgnnizing the club. By joining this club each committee secures the pi-ies based on 100 members nr the club, to gether with the very dwi'lwl advnt- afes to' be derived from the "Circuit PUu." One of these advantages is shortened railroad jumps, making the mileage less, injuring connections, and fMiwqueutly filling all dates. A "missiNl date," or an unemployed date will be entirely eliminated, and talent compos ing 1 ho circuit do not have to bear th'5 burden of taxing care of lost time on oher talent. In a talk concerning en tertainment possibilities throughout the Piedmont section, Mr. Bryan, remark ed: "The Midland Lyceum bureau of De Moines, Iown, have successfully vorked this clan for the towns iu that I section for the past fiteen years, having J Puvcd local committees thousands of (iulnrs during tkat time." It is the rirposr 0 Mr. Ifrvan, through tho Pied mailt Lyceum association, to make the same economy possible to local North Carolina and other Southern commit tees. . ; ! 1 his town is' working to send large delegation of laymen to the Interde nominational Laymen s convention which' will be held in fircennboro leb. 3-13. As a result, of the committee from Greensboro, eompocd of A. M. Kff.les. E. .1. Davis, S. H. Undgin, nn-1 O.V. Monroe, which visited High Point hist Sunday, u local committee consist ing of J. W. Harris, chairman, A. TC. Tate, vice chairman, and T. D. Gillian, scrrcrary, was anpointert to arouse in terest ootli IocrUv and m the neigh boring towns of Thuumsvilhv Ashcbor.i. and Eandleman. To visit these towns next Sunday a deputation committee was spointed comprising J. Allen Aus tin, R. T. Piekeiis, Julius Smith. O FI. Mendenhail, Dred Peacock, and A M Briggs. .Several other committees were desienatcd for the purpose of looking after local religious statistic, pnsset!jer rates, schedules, publicity, etc. .Sentiment seems to lie that thn will he a record-breaking laymen's eon- mention. - ,i i;i2S will ueeessitate a reriHion n fhe t.ack layout at the north end of the yurri. ? ! With the exception of the steel frame lor ine sieei car repair shed all con struction will be done by Company tones. TRAPHILL ITEMS TMidiill, Jan. Mr. Mut Tiuu- gues.-., a highly respected citizen of this place, aged about 90 years died of Jji gripiH!. nd was buried yesterday. lr. Tyre York, who has hcen m feeble henlth tor r.ome time, does not improve any. lie is now confined to his bed all the time. - Mr. Blaine Kparkf is wearing a broad srnilt. It's a fine girl. Weather continues very bud,' and la grippe and xmeumonia are visiting many i'l.iiu.i in tliiB section. GIRU WHO FELL FROM SIXTEENTH FLOOR MAY LIVE Chicago, Jan. 20. Physicians at St. Luke's hospital today said there was no change in the condition of Mis: Minnie B. Werner, 21, who fell frora the sixteenth floor of the Transporta tion building hero yesterday, sustain ing injuries of a comparatively minor character. They said chances for lier recovery were excellent, ttiliss' Werner denied that she tried to commit sui cide, - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (GUARANTEED) 0 0 pains yield to the penetrat . 0 EUUTiFL'L TE:ZITE TO TEE lite mm P. ESIIEI T- the Editor of The Journal: The people of our town, and the en tire county were shocked beyond x- prrstion today, when it was anonueni that T. I. Bailey had pmnscd away at a mt Many of his friend did not even know that he was sick. Pneumonia was tiic cause of his death- He wts 03 years f age and leaves a widow, one sister, Mrs. Sallie Lee; two niccs, Misw nert'a and AUice Lee; and T. IJaily Lee, a prominent attorney of Idaho; al so one brother,vWni. Itaily a host of re fetives and friend innumerable. Mr, Baiter was the leading and tsnt of the mast prolninenl, titisens of our ton tnd county.' A member and t Bcikl of the Presbyterian church. jrominent Mason, the, origination mi J leading, spirit of the Masonic pioa;e, which has done so niucn J or tne pa&t thi-ty odd years for the Oxford Cr- phan Asylum. . He was the president' of the Bank of Davie, trustee of the State Xomal Ccllee at Greensboro and was connect ed with many of the fianks and mi.nu- fiU'tnilng enterprises of this section f the State. He was one of the leading attorney of the county and had achieve ed and won distinction at the bar. . He will be missed as few men can be missed in our town and county. Xo m m in Davie county has left his imp-.esi more indelibly than Has he. Ho was a leader among men. You could alvy fine' important questions affecting t.-: welfare of the people of his town, coun ty and State. His was a postive char acter, a leader of' hie people, and the 'anwncy left by his talking, away is not ijoing to be easily filled. ' 1 l;.ivc known him since I was a boy, and no one outside his imciodiate f:ini ly knew better how to appreciate h kind, generous noble hearteuness. . He did much kindness that the world knows not of, for it was not his naturo to seek notoriety. His life was ft sue etas, but not in flie sense, of having amawed a great fortune, or won greVi political honors for these are'succeisc t'uvH men of ignoble minds, devoid uf souls (u win. His was that greater si.' cen tbat comes from a pure and loft.r soul and a broad mind that scorns the mean rind little things of this life. Pence to hid ashes and everlasting rest tc !? sotol. E. H. MORKiS, Mocksville, X. C, Jnn. 23, 1910. Wll Olir BERRE1T 10 LEGTUBE HERE TOSIEHT William Rainey Itennett will deliver his famous lectiTc, "The Mull Who Can" rtt the hih school auditorium to :ii((iit. This H the third number of tho iiij;h sclinol's lyeeum eoursu. The fol lottiiif! notices relative to his addre-ses ehevhere will be of local interest! The impression of William Rainey lieiinctt who was here on December 7th seems to be unusually jjood. l)r. Ilcn- nett wn great. He is a. ureat lecturer pfrforminsr a preat mission in a grat time, lie brought a message to us; a ljiesKiipe of jjowl Theer in a hard-tinc: V'c vant Dr.- Bennett on our coureo next year. J. Kcid Bridges of Woodward, S. C. Tho impression of William . Ttaincy Iknnctt who whs here December 10th i-ceins to be excellent. Jfa made a good inpression. Kudosed press clip plnjj end an editorial. Community V; M. C. A., Salisbury, X. C. The impression of William Rainey IVnnett who was. here Xovember 2Iitii siems to be very good. Jfe made a hit ftp would draw well again- C. A. lYrthaugh, Chnttanooja. Tenn. -Viifortiiiiately the experience tfliat makes a man sadder isn't guaranteed to make him wiser. TODAY The biggest laugh provok ing show , we've ever seen and we've seen a whole lot tdc. If you wasn't there yesterday come and see the change in program new pictures, too. Vaudeville Music Comedy Singing Dancing Pictures Orchestra And the whole thing , for 5c and 10c at 3:15, mati nees daily; 10c and 20c at 7:30 and 9 every night. IJIlEESIGEffiS DIES- BEFflSTtD !! sucrj Silos in, Jan. 2.-Mr. D. M. Wright made a famines trip to Rural llnll and Winston -iSa lem, Monday, returning Tu"day. We are sorry to state our clever road contractor, Mr. J- I. lilankensliip, who has Irfrw wanned to-bis room with I'lulU lor several days, is not yet able to be ut. ' Mr. Nil. Epperson of Winston xU'iii nuuie r. pleasant call in the burg a few rights ago, ., Mitis lkhie Matthews is visiting her pro ml mot her, Mrs. Xorman, nr Roi-k- ford, for some time. -.Cwing to cold and rainy weather of last .week, our rmd woHk kaa ben chcked some but has now resumed in full J.liist. '" T.N rnrmeri of this seetion are about tlirough selling tobacco for this season. ; 'iermany reports that none of her auNnnrine. Hank the Perala. Thttls gooit; our next sharp note won't have to be wtitten " in (iermaa anyway, I'ittfh'irgh iaiette Times. Not a Bite of . Breakfast Until ' You Drink Water Sayt a glass of hot water and phosphate prevent Illness nd ksept us fit Just as 'soal, when it bums, leaves behind a certain- amount of incom bustible material in the form of ashes, so the food HUd drink taken day after day . leaves in the alimentary canal a certain amount of indigestible mater ial, which if not completely elimina ted from the system each day, be comes food for, the millions of bacteria which infest the bowels. From this mass of laft-over waste, toxins and ptomain like- poisons are formed and sucked in to the blood. ' Men and women who can't get feel ing right must boin to take inside froths. Before, eating breakfast ejieh morning drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phos phate in it to wash out of tho thirty feet of bowels the previous day's ac cumulation of poisons and toxin's and tb keep tho entire alimontary cftiwl elcaii, pure and fresh. fThoso who are subject to sick hea-l-arhe, colds, biliousness, constipation, others who woke Hp withjbad taste, foul breflth, backache, rheumatic stiff ness or have a sour, gasy stomach aftef meals, are urged to' get a quar ter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug atore, and begin practicing j. tertmfl sanitation. This will cost very little, but is sufficient to make anyone an enthusiast on the mibjnvt. . -Remember inside -. bathing is More I Auditorium Monday, January 31st; Mat inee and night. BIG FU4 PLAY WITH TUISS JOX TTie snow that rnIT5 WAf lO POP" ' jyULABlTINAW Prlcea : Mat. 25c- 50c-75c & $1.00 Night 50c-75c $1.00 & $1.50 ' Seats Friday 10 A. M. at Box Office DECIDES F00 CMFENTESO Xw Yik, Jan. U -The American Federation of I-a-lxir ciaumlttea today decided in favor of the United Brother hood of Carpenter and poined in their dispute with the IntcriiNtionat Bridge mid Structural Iron Workers over a jiuisdUtf km over the Dock Walkers' Unions. TO CURE CHILDREN'S COLDS Keep child dry, clothe comfortable, avoid exposure and give Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar-Honey. It is pleasant, sooth ing, antiseptic, raises phlegm and re duces inflammation. The first dose Hos relief, continued treatment with prop er care will avoid soriims illness or a long cold. Don't ' delay treatment Don't" let your child suffer. Oct a hot ilo today. Insist on Dr. Bcll'i Pine-Tar-IIoucy. 23c, at druggists. .DUtauee lends enchantment to the view, especially when we view the peo ple wlip are too close-v ; (': 3 H 1 flay Pay $6.25 1 if Cal? When You Can Gel Our 6f wwlk Jelif9 PER TON This is a clean smooth burning Coal, giv ing the maximum of heat and satisfaction. AJIrialJrto Consumers Coal Company East 7th St. & N.&VV.Ry.Co. mm TODAY "BLIND JUSTICE" Three reel Essanay drama with Henry Walthal The reviewers give this picture . splendid recommendations. "Saving Susie From the Sea'' One of those LKO comedies Today "The Utile Mascot" A pleasing comedy with Baby Earle. The children will like this as well as the grownups as it appeals to, both. "Bashvrile Billie" A Lubin ,, comedy that rounds out this bill into one of exceptional good COMEDY from first to last. If you want to laugh join the ctWda, . MO Office Yard Miinlf!3i', A I. pay A great, big swell show with music and vaude ville features; : comical antics by "Sugarf oot" Gaffney ; a delightful or;. m . i. ,- ----v i ' qhestra , c?nccrt; two reels of rathe . motiori pictures and the com pany of hundreds of oth er amusement seekers. 10 PER CEIII of all money Uken in to-. day goes to help swell the fund for the strick en Jews in Europe. Ev erybody is coming to night to help this cause and tj enjoy a real swell show. I Different show than Monday . and Tuesday. Many think it better. All agree it's mighty good. Jonraat Want Ad Bring Beaolta ; i -I r 652-653 860 i CaoniionnaHBiiHQnnnHfannanBa j 0
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