Tuesday Morninjr, Augut 20, 1915
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ma Tn3T05-s.Lrn jctssrxa
1 SOCIETY i
(irronnxiTV
Thpy
do me wi.in who say I come
no more
When oncp 1 knock ami fail to linJ
you in;
For every day I stand outside your
door,
An,i bid you wake and rise to tight
and win.
Wail not for precious chances passed
away,
t) not for golden bkcs on the
wane;.
Kach nicht I burn the records of the
day.
At sunrist. every soul is born :itain.
LauEh like a boy at splendors that
have sped.
To vanished toys be blind and deaf
dumb:
My judgments seal the dead past
with its dead.
But never bin( " moment yet to
come.
Though deep in mire, wiius not your
hands and weep,
I lend niv arm to all whn say: "I
can."
No shamefaced outcast ever sank so
deep
But ho niiKht rise :ind he JiRuin a
man.
Walter Malone.
Mrs, Undsay Patterson Hostess
Tu Monday Afternoon Hook Cluh
A very delightful meeting: of the
Monday Afternoon Hook Club was
held on yesterday, when Mrs. I.itul
.8H Patterson was hostess, compli
mentary to tlie president, Mrs. .Seal
L. Anderson, who leaves in Septetn
ber for Texas.
lejore the meeting
the KUests
where as a
Eatln iej on the porch
fcru'up, a picture was
made for the
liojioree. .
The subject fof the afternoon was
"National Parks,'' and it was most
skillfully and interestingly handled
by Mesdames Charles Plunily, who
.spoke f Crater Lake, Frank Kile.
;rand Oni.vo;;rj; "jn.-. N. Keynolds,
Yellow Stiinc Parti K. II. Jones,
Vosemite: W I jLwl-:?-l5WiiKl k. lilaeicr
Park; 11. iif'lutt; Morsavarde;
.Misses lelpliiili Oirtrr, ltot-ky Moun
iiuil and Miss P.arhotir, Aft. Ilmjier.
Afterwards an animated discussion
of the program followed. 1
Mrs. Nea) Anderson then read a
most touching note of farewell, to
which M,rs. Patterson responded
with a beautiful resolutions of regret
Mt her departure, and appreciation
tf her services to the club. These
were signed by all the members.
At the. conclusion of a pleasant
afternoon, a delicious salad course
was served.
Those present were: Mesdames
Henry Melver. K. H. .lones. It. M.
McArthur, Frank Fries. Charles
I'lumly. V, V. Sinoak, H. T. Kahn
son, H. S. Lott, Cenrge Maslin,
Misses Delphiiie Carter and Har
bour. Welcome visitors were Mesdames
.1. T. .Simpson of lleynolda, K. ,1 .
Ilertwig of Waughtown, and J. A,
Morris of Thoniasville.
Ili'irliinors anil
lYimary I'icnic
The Beginners and Primary De
partment of Centenary church will
have a picnic at Maples Springs this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
All who wish to attend, will 'pleas'
meet at the Centenary clUireh.
WIN wtvc Crwini
Tonight ( Campus
The Sixth Division of the
Civic
cake
This
ICagtie will serve i re;: ni and
tonight on the Pa lent Campus,
being the occasion of the band
con-
cert.
The proceeds -of the evening will
be ised fof the prizes, which have
been offered for the most beautiful
garden plots.
The public is cordially invited to be
present. .
Ijiwm Party liv I be
I, miles' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid
Greenwood r.nptist
Society of the
church will give
a lawn party
ner (if Hast
streets.
this evening at the pur.
Fourth and Greenwood
A full patronage will, be appreciat- j
ed
.
Society Personal?
Mrs.
.1. It. I'litrell
ha
returned
Italeigh.
from a
visit, to relative
in
Mr. and JliiftW, S.
spending somiji.ijn'.' at
I
Shepherd are
Atlantic City.
liillill, -who was oper
Wvck; is doing nicely
1 lit glad to, learn.
.
Mr. and Mrs. C D. Prichard and
children have arrived from a pleas
ant visit to relatives in lialliinore mid
Norfolk.
-
Mr, and Mrs. F. .1. .Ioics have re
turned from a visit to Mrs. .lones'
brother. Mr. Clliland in Charleston,
West Va. . ,
' '
Miss Clnpp of Creensboro was the
w-eek-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. IM
ward Clapp at Ccutenarv parsonage.
i Miss Lucy Hishop of Dennis is visit
ing Miss Dora Solomon of I'.rooks
town avenue..
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
THE LADIES ELECTRO THERAPY OF
FICE What is wealth um! t llnilllt?
Henitlt is the Key -rsote tn Wraith,
Till! Henlth iif tin- l)il- is the n-.-nltli
tlie mind.
nf
THE! LADIES' ELECTRO THERAPY OK
FICE
Sth Floor O'HjuIoo BMh Plien. 7J
JOHNSTON'S
And HUYLER'S
Always fresh here in our modern iceless refrigerator. Take
a box with you tonight.
O'HANLON'S
IS THE PLACE
:
Misses J.mie Payne nd
ilills spent the week end
F.velyn
h Mrs
Whitfield Cobb in Thoniasville.
Miss Frances Miller has returned
from a vistt to friends in lavidsou
county.
Miss Gertrude P.rown has return- i
ed to the city after a two weeks'
visit to Hiddciiite. j
Mrs. .1 S. Crogan and
the Mtsses
Crogan have returned from
pleasant
visit to Virginia lieacii.
Miss Marion Moir has returned
form Stuart. Va.. Patrick Springs and
other points in Virginia.
Miss Helm S'lillz of
Va.. is the guest of Mrs.
Martinsville.
Henry Stultz
on Church street.
Miss ltuth Hay has returned to her
home in Greensboro after visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. N. II. Wright and son Forrest,
returned home Saturday after spend
ing the month in Durham.
.
Mrs. P.olton Lehman and daughter.
Miss Evelyn, will leave tonight fo'
a few das visit to Ocean View.
Mrs. It. V. llaizlip of Dennis is vis
iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Dean, on Woodland avenue.
.
Miss Klizaheth Dallon oi Madison
is the guest of Mrs. ,loe C.lenn on
Spruce street.
Miss Klnily l.itmbert of Ilih Point
is spending several .days with Miss
Grace Fletcher at her home on Pat
terson avenue.
.Mr. Carl Peddycord. driver for the
Salem FirelK partiiient. wife and lit
tle soil hi p spending a week in States-
ill'. ''.
f i ' .
Miss . .Icaiinetle t 'ris) has retlirne.t,
to the city 'after spending a very
pleasant vacation at P.lack Mountain
and Mt. Mitchell.
Miss Kinjna V, Allison will leave
this morning for Glade Valley where
she will teach al the Clade Valley
school the coming session.
.
Mr. jnid Mrs. W. W. Whitakei- and
party, of Klkin, were in the city a
short while yesterday, having made
the trip from Klkin in Mr. Whilakcr's
arilomobilo.
Mrs. Frederick Fries linhnson and
son, Frederic Fries, .li'.. who are visit
ing Mrs. Hahnsoii's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Kdward 10. Held
of Charlotte
will return home tndav.
.
Mrs. .). Daitiid lcesilBuir
cord, who spent the wok
Mrs. Charles K. Ader on
st reel on her return from
of Con
end with
Sprague
I'hiladel-
pliia, left last night' for her home. .
e
Dr. and Mrs. H. T. liahnson and
daugh'er. Miss Pauline, returned yes
terday afternoon from New York
Ciy The trip was made in Dr. Hahn
son's touring car. '
.ludge II. F. Long of Statesville
passed through the city yesterday en
route to Iiol'son, Surry -county, where
he will preside at the county court to
be held there this week.
-
Mr. W. A. Mlckle, -deputy Regis
ter of Deeds, has returned Hi the
city after spending a delightful vaca
tion at Ocean View and Virginia
Heach.
-
Miss Minnie tint )i Holcombe. who
has been spending the past several
.lays with friends and relatives in and
around Yadkinfille! passed through
the city yesterday en route, to her
home in Mt. Aire
f -
Mrs. Norwood pa Hon of Atlanta,
tin,, who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. P. N. Pailey on Cherry
street, leaves for her home In At
lanta Thursday, accompanied, as far
as Charlotte b, Mrs. Hailey,
Mrs. Frank lietibow .who has been
visiting relatives in Fast Mend, mo-to'-ed
over . to the city yesterday.
She was accompanied- by her niece,
'ss Penl.'ih liev Martin ami broth
er.. Mrs. Toiu and Lester lietibow.
-
,iss Madeline Charles of Yadkin
College has returned home after a
delightful visit to Miss Brone Far
rell on Highland avenue. She was
accompanied home by her cousin.
Miss Hernice Farrell. who will be her
guest for several iliivs..
Miss Kloanor Tto.ldiek '! Villon,
South Carolina, is visiting Mrs.' J .
P.. Fear,inglo,i on llollv avenue.
Mrs. A. D. Croom -of Wilmington,
V ho was before her marriage Miss
Klizabeth Fearrington. is visiting her
mothr.r. Mrs. .1? P. l-eai'rington.
WILL
SLOWS
1,1 1 A 10
i.i'iMi:.T
PAIN?
Klv
Try it and see -one application will
prove more than -a column of claims,
.lames S. i'erguson, I'hil i., Pa., writes:
"I have had wonderful relief since
I used Sloan's Liniment on my knees.
To think after rill these years of 'paiti
one application gave me relief. Many
thanks for what your remedy has
dime for me." Don't keep on suf
fering, apply Slonn's Liniment where
your jiain is and notice how quick
you get relief. Penetrates without
rubbing. Buv it at any Drug Store
.Sc. i Advt.)
Muggins ..-"It's a. good plan
io
leave footprints in the sands of tine";.
Muggins "Yes. either that, or rovn
pp-your tracks.
CANDY
WIDEKIH3 OF THE m WL 1
CAUSES E!S DROP IN WHEAT !
(By The Assoc. a Pre- 1
j Chicago. Aug. -
At. nipt
loell-
today
almost
ottolu .
ine f (.e Fiiioi can .r r.oi:
s,Mn nheat ililes t'.iliibllllg
as if the mat k i had no I
The extreme iali m pi ,ce was
i 11 1-4
parallel
cents, ttn amount irutaiiy
to the extra, 'nr.n. ity rise witnessed j
l two years ago on the day that hosit- j
hiies began. Transactions measur- '
I ed in millions of bushels.
it was the view that the end of the j
war had perhaps been greatly has- j
tened which probably brought about j
today's drop, li is believed liussi.iu i
wheat will i-e.n h westiru Kurfpe
through Humama.
Word late in the session that ac
tual lighting already had begun on
the Kumaman frontier set the wheat
pit here nearly frantic ami was fol.
lowed by a wild close at the lowest
prices of the day. $1.4n 1-2 to 1.40
3-4 for. September and $1.43 3-4 to
1.44 S-S for December as against
ijatunlay's tinish of respectively
tl .51 3-4 and $1 .03 3-4 to 1 .54.
YI.STI KD W IN -o.Ki:.xs
(Ity llie AssimHuIihI Pix'ss.)
S ATK:
Met at noon.
ItiNunicd ilclule on llie cni
i'ignc ii'M'biie bit).
Tolwm'o growers piotcslcil to
Southern Sciiaini-'. ami Kcpris.
tatives again! the Itritisli lo
K'lcco elllbaiuo.
liissii the bill lo rc(.c Su
preme Court proii'diirc and
change the dale of meeting.
President Wilson coiiUTi-'.il
with the Democratic ste'iing
I'onimiuec rcg.iriliug legislation
to prcciit llie ilireiiicncil rail
road si l ike.
. Adjoin ncd at 1:10 until Ida.
ill. toda.
IIOl SI":
ol ill M'ioil
mccls toda.
Lin:ii: .Immik.mw is
- ip.i)i i in smv vhr
(By
Chicago
loeriuan. II
by tie- I'll:,
tonight, to
Larry I o ,
team: Ihtnn
.lacol.seii. :
ic As:
Aug.
i'ti.Ur.1
1 leinie
;a'li
; Xalhouit I..
ague
bib
for
ot l
..tu I
i N't w 'oi i- i lianl
ai':iill ot' the .New
SerOlnl I'.i sent, I ti
'tu jelilcr.
IT IS
U ausiial
that
is t ho best f-vitieiire
rllAUt MAHrt 1
RHEUMATISM POWDERS
are guaranteed to give relief from
rheu.natism. The are unusiiallv
large sellers.- Sold only by Us. .r.Oe
and $ I .(n. : Jlntchiiis Drug Store.
FRESH
IBP SEED
5c an Ounce
50c a Pound
PLANT NOW
l'lIONi; 49
RANKIN - BUINEft'S
Profit-Sli;iiin; Drugstore
sale of a I
of its merit
m ma m tf ri j m wk mr
ADVANCE OF NORTH FRONTIER IS
MAKING CHICAGO "SOUTHERN CITY'
S The.
W L J I k1 1 1 i t- I a
V t
The shift on this continent of Chi
:aR0 to the soulhwan! as the north
ern frontier is pushed north and
further north amounts now to live
JeRrees of latitude, according to eco
nomists' data, and the road builHn:
program iti notthcrn Ot.taria' rapidly
is adding- to the 'mileage. The more
northland is added, the rtparer rela
tively is Chicago to the Gulf of
Mexico.
This year armies of men in a hun
Jred summer ramps lire slashing
jpen new roads tliroueh the timhr-r
hy which the. lumher rrews, nnd at
Cieir heels the settlers, ure nushine
f ijq ?,l$
f r ; tC V- : :
hiit'i O i '4lhl i itt vl
NEGRO A
SSAULTS
Mr. 5iii,(
Fatiilly
n: Rol
Ni'ij'h. I
!urlcii I'liilialilv
Injured h Nfo
Imtv the Mottvp;
iscaj't's
(Sprcial To The Journal
Uoi ky Mount. Aug. Victimize. I
b a iieero. ho akeil emploi ment.
but N lutse real purpose was that oi
robbery . Hruce Carden. a farmer of
the illack Creek section of Wi'son
leunty. is seriousl-. if not l'at.illv. i.i
.uired ami $137. en, repres-ntn.g tin
proceeds fi-,,;n his da'"s sales o-'
tebacio. ari1 missing.
In the meant line, there is a large
posse siouring that section ,,f the
county in search of the mmo ami
there have been' expressed fears of
-unimary punishment if he is laughi.
Mr t 'm ilea was accosted at Wilson
by a negro, who asked him f,.r a
job "puiling r, elder." ami the negro
was ieliunint with the planter io his
honm. lie asked to stop at a coun
try rtore and buy a soda, and when
reaching "a secluded spot along the
read, he seized the soda bottle ami
dealt the farmer a severe blow, ami
then beating him into insen-ibiluj,
tilled his pockets ami tied.
The injured' man was found in his
wagon in an insensible state, J.hnur:
later, and for some time it as he
lievi.l that he would not ialf. ow
ing to the heavy loss of blood ind the
fact that a fractured skull Was 'feared.
The man regained consciousne a;er
sevetal hours, however, and it is now
thou .ht that he has an ciiial chance
al recovery.
STRONG PROTEST AGAINST
THE OYSTER Mi QUARANTINE
, (By Tlie Associated Press )
' - oyster Hay. N. Y.i Aug.. 'J V Strin
gent iiiiuratiline. rules against infan
tile paralysis enforced in this village
wi-tf denounce today at a meeting
ef the town board. Angry residents
protested with such, vehemence that
the .members .of the board b ft the
nieiting, which was continue, by'tho
vHli'tiera
desolations were adopted
placed tin' blame for the i
"on .lohn D. Rockefeller.
Which
otlll it iOll
A ml row
Cnrnegie and other medical pirates."
The villagers demanded of tin
town board that "the piedleo mania
cs be discharged anil, the olllcials re.
tarn to a common hrrse
of the situation."
View
I'OltMF.K llODY M'ATID
or .n i r iavis in i
(Hv Tt-i Assei-i.tte .r.
C'tlfport. Miss., Aim L'S 1:-,, Wil
liams, oner body guar,! for .li rterson
Davis, president on .the Confederacy,
died here today.
HutcMns'
Great Trade
Campaign
Closes Friday
Night at Midnight
Do what you can for y'olir
favorite before then
Open Day and Jsijjht
Phone 111 or ti(!S
HUTCHINS'
DRUG STORE
"Oft THEMWlilE SERVICE"
Ue Our Profit Sharing
Certificates
4 - M J ' ?"
H it
4i
'northward in the .Temiel.amiiijj. -an.i
Northern Ontario country, tlie re--mutest,
outposts of settlement in earl
em iNorih America. In tl.e pro): a:u
of road building in;i lurina ( cd ly the
province of Ontario in l'.'l:.' as mat-y
Us seven thousand men have been em
ployed. 1 Nowhere has the direct value to a
region of good road- more, plainly
been shown than in tn i - north coun
try since the road l.mhlhif: proe-oni
was inatisrurated; tin. ' ' ':' -J
to social life lui.l e; .n.o'i.i- t'.ia - oi
the settlers und to she I'tic.ut n ).m-
; ment of act Ucmi-nt.
WILSOH PLANTER PROBABLY AVERTED
1 1 il .""W-:'.-
1
L!
Moli Soii.n'ht Xt'urn 'liu
Miirdfi'Diisly AssaulTtvl
Xali County IM.nitors; lv
liKivt'd tu Kaleiiih
A Special to The Journal)
Rocky .Mount. Aug. I'S. Prompt1
action by the authorities and a spee.lv
removal of Larry Hooks, a young
negro, from Nashville jail at an earl.,
hour Sunday afternoon to I.ouishurg
and thence to KaltMgh later, probably
averted serious trouble, for the negro
was being sought b a mob ami posse
oi several hundred citizens for the
set ions cl inic of murderous assault
on Clarence Short and tor entering!
his home and making himself ob
jectionable to Mr. Short's wife ami
IColllt'l
Mr. Short, who is a prosperous
planter of the .ash illiy section, had
trouble with Hooks af the tobacco
ham tiliotit '' o'cloi k Sunday morning
and the negro went off, but a short
t i tin later went to Short's house, and
deiuandttig entrance on a plea that
he wanted to know about his account,
aroused .Mrs. Short and her mother1
and hi' was talking very boisterously
and disrespi cf ul w hen -Mr. Short ar
rived. A light followed, the negro
declining to l,-ae the house when
told to do so by Mr. Short and the
negro dirotiglit a knife and razor into
play, giving Mr. Short a number of
stabs about the body, two entering
his lungs and otherwise giving him
injuries which, it is now believed, are
fatal. The injured man was brought
to the Pocky Mount Sanltoiium and
a report of his condition today in
dicates that is is extreme.
Following the iiltereation, the negro
lied mill was making his way towards
iKoii coiintv , vv hen bloodhounds
vv ere placed on his trail and he was
found within a few miles of the city
of Wilson. lie was Q returned to
Nashville about the noon hour yes
terday and hy (hat time great nnin:
ber of citizens from the vicinity in
which the trouble had occurred had
gathered about tlie Jail and it was
thought best to remove him to tlie
Franklin coiintv jail. This was done,
but ill v elopmeiits during the aflel -tioon,
as the report of the injured
man's condition was received, indi
cated that ft was advisable that the
prisoner he removed to Italeigh, and
this was done.
GERON RESERVES HELD ALONG
THE DANUBE CALLED 10 ACTION
(By Th" Asionateq cresa )
Athens. Friday, Aug. . Via Lon
don. Ami. UX, - A report is current
'tore that heavy Herman ntinforcc
e .ts held in reserve along the lan
, - - have been called into action.
i tie Wreck army sta'i docs no! rec
oeni;.e anv neat danger in grovv'ng
roli.'.irian penetration ; of Thessaly.
The Serbian army is reported engaged
tin a heav. a.Jtua ill Sorovich. . The
battle at K a rail. 'ova, reports say, con
tinues lint -, , -.
You tn v"r can tell. It Isn't always
the brightest people who cast reflec
tions. Boys Wanted
Three boys wanted to
deliver The Morning Jour
nal. Apply today to Circu
lation Manager, Journal
Office.
'MI ST O.M-". MOKK"
will he a futile resolution If It refers
to our perfect- candies. The only
time it can be, carried out is when
there is only one more in the box.
1 or llie flavor Is so enticing that the
"Pitt one more" resolves Itself Into
a continuous performance. Disprove
it if you can.
Owens' Drug: Co
TiiK nuAt tmcGGisf.'
I'hone 2S
Slop scratching!
Resinol relieves
itching instantly
That itching, burning skin-trouble
which keeps you scratching and
digging, is a source of disgust to
, tbers, as well as of torment to you.
Why don't you get rid of it by usin
Resinol Ointment ? Physicians have
prescribed it for over 2d years. In
most rases, it stops itching instantly
and heals eruptions promptly.- his
very easy and economical to use.
Peoinil O.ntnieat anJ Ucsiuel Soap C'rtiin
netiiinif hart.h er injiirinit a: d can be uxed
burly lor all sorts fit skin-trouMpsevrn en the
i, litltiet or nn.st irriutrrt nirt.ut;. blcal fur
toliieH1 eruptions anil iImIuik. Kvitv UniK
Kist sell!! tlim.,
s
OSTHOUBL
Quiil Ity I Meel Me st
New Fall Goods
ARRIVING DAILY
Wc Invite You To Inspect Them
All Summer Goods
r . , .
GREATLY
To Close Them
WEATHER: We Do All
THE IDEA! "'Jim
1 WINSTON SALEMS SL ....
Fair rMiwk-eesTTORc-fsMa Pidillhfl
NORTH CAROLINA PRESS ASSO.
' MEETS IN GREENSBORO TODAY
(Special To Thp .li'iirn.-iM
("reensliiiro. Auk. L'S.---There will
h(, ;i nieetitiK here tniiinrrow of nieni-her.-
of the North Carolina Press As
sociation ,ca.llel hy Kilwaril K. lirit
1 1 1 it, of the. News ntnl uhserver, who
is iiresiilent of the Association. The
airiose of this KutheriiiK is to dis
cuss the inereasini; cost of 'hit(. pii
per, iiuil see if there Is mil some wjiy
in which tlit cost can lie reiluceil.
It is iirolmhle that the daily papers
of the State will deride to cut down,
the size of their papers until paper
is cheaper. At n recent meeting of
nl'tcrnoon newspapers, the mutter
was ilisctissed, hut mi iletinite iiction
taUen.
OPENING
OF
Today at
COMt DINE AT THE
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Three Meals Served Daily
Home Cooking A Specially
i W. Fourth St.,
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GET IT AT WATK1SS"
Mew
:ecors
Out Today
Conic in and ilear Them
Wains Book Store
416 Liberty Street
1 he Ideal I fcJconomv
i
REDUCED
Out This Week
JOINT rOMMISSION WILL
MEET AT PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
(By The Associ.e 1 Press.)
Washington. Auk. JiS, - The American-Mexican
joint commission to
seek n snlution of honler dilllcnltles
will meet .'it Portsmouth, M. H.. pro
halily jWedneHilay. or Thnrsihiy of
next week. The day will lie set by
the coiiiinissloners ttirinsclveH lit a
prelimiiiary cenference to lie hold in
New York Monday.
MHS. McAllOO IMI'KOVlVfi
. Spline, l.tilie. X. J., AUK. 28. Mrs.
.Win. (i. McAdoo, dannliter of Presi
dent WIlHon, who wns stricken with
typhoid fever at her summer home
i.e. e. is improvinc. It v as iiiinonticpd.
She passed n comforliiDie day und her
temperature has dropped. J
THE
in-Sal"
11:30 A. M.
NEW LUNCH ROOM
onn.
k Trade St l
1
Victor