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The Democratic C
cides After a Prol
Which There is ft
PUWLITKIN ADOPTED.
? null. That la the optaboa
addhs coauolttee, the. wee* 1
-nuM.ii.itlc ticket," MMdh
the iearth aad teeth rales attain
aha the iwiIiiM pclpiau.
by the htete rcareatioa,
ehefl he coastraad to pee*t so j
trtu, who shell here voted lor
ii| mp I ad. the .Ibpaiuiailc
ye|| ootj, sad who khsO sot
aad ticket la oppoetttoa to the
Dummy ?Vi- , ticket, to fete la
? add Primary.
vote or 31 to 0. the Stale
esseotive oommlttse fj
asAad st"their ' last meeting upon S
the Mflteep, resolution, Imposing the tt
eoadtUeus la the shorn paragraph, at
' It teeh three hours sad s half to lti
reach a oooelutlon ,Att would re; th
eelte a a alertly rote la faror at "?
deflatta action upon tbtc proposition p.
Perhaps a seers ot ataaeufoe were
yraesali I, many ot them rerr 'stmt- ai
IW II Hlin 111 BIHUtl upon *M
uon? <M them reached u dlaagreeable to
polal, Hi hu cOBBtttH WAI altooat th
willlas la scree hall a doaaa timee. ?
The committee wae called together to
at t:M hr Chairman fknrlee A. <0
Webb. who aikad that Commtaaloa- ha
or af Lai IT and Prlntlag M. U Shi*- (o
man -Mmlet the aarrotary The rail th
for Mia Ktaat'hJ *aa read aad the la
aroaaalaga at the laat commlttaa at
adla* rahar.reed. Th# eemmlttea at
the* wbal toarVk.
Ba-Oaasraaaman llackatt. add mo- th
ad the ahatri Kid that ha wlahed to tl.
P?-- hare the 'ao-e lled-ltju-hetl raaohr- hi
lloa" aOflckeo oat. Bal Ua com- fa
tntttee' merely laughed and the roll ac
tree called It ahoeed that there th
we^p areepat.lo per eon and lor aroxy ?
forty-atae member* of th* commit- D<
laat-' >? ? or
?
, Chairman Wobb thoa atated the W
eeaeoHd .for the aaoond caUiad of the III
comatttlee. Be aald that a majority of
of the committee had aaked the mod- "I
Ueatiea of the "ao-cafled Haehett fo
aaaolotlea." ?a
? 'Tf day of* too doubt that the ?i
Pamauaata uf Worth Carotins under- aj
ataad what ible reaolatlon -la. -Jaat th
dall at the headq oartere of the Stack ot
eieaaftod coafmittee and 1 will .how ei
joo low or da* hundred letter* and I
kaladraau on thta aubjact, which at- tl
pre** the beXef'that the former ao- it
6ob Vraa'Joo drmebc." i
Mr. Webb then told how delicata ib
tan keen hie *oalUon. , "With all of b!
ujo wi?hjibiiukjui? ui ! ? opomnon, jo
with mn ?| Ik. tlMUMUM favor-111
able to m, I don ot belter* any chair- m
t# deetde *o many dlf- bj
!... Ceraat question s or to bea r*o many le
Bjffi* eomplahits. It do**- aot loofc good to
HPPPV Sot tt* fat are. I beg yon to be pror- *n
jBm*d noleJy by the thought off your m
party** good an dto act calmly and pi
BL. temperately."* " TV H
Pi IM.1 A.' & watte then offered a m
n?r**-tl: rbaotatron repealing :by at
\ llaekeii resolution." H.J H.^ Hayes, <1$ aj
Dhatb.ii" offered a liko one <}0dlpff a in
V iaPWfiVSltfbn ffo* 'the committee's K
coAftfcrntlona It read, thus: . h<
* * in1rt?'resolution adbpted at tbp C
liSrt meeting ofthe Democratic
fetSttt'* y$St&ullr*'' commit tee ? <a
known' ki the "HackeU Resolu- * *i
; tW'W hereby repealed and the . ti
; tollorrlpg' J|? )dop(ed ip lieu ?
} That. "Xh? . DuKxntle I *
Ttmb?t" mm uud fn tkm- fourth ?(
mod With rujem .fforeralai tbe , bi
moomtorlml prliumry milM the *
k ' llowfertlUc prufaentlml. cos- ' ti
- trwtmil ' ??.," MiiiiiM, ' |
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. . ( HIU> OKAD " ' I
- Tta UwUtHM ehtM of Mr.
mad flBrm . Pmrmin CkhiMir #pd of
menmmmittm mt the horn* of him pmnafievBttsnlCf
tut' aw PlMvtllo.
HR&i* ?b. ft.rn.fmt Mob tflmee' BunSmr hftmrmoom
ml Old ford ooodorted by Rmm. i
^m T"' ^
ijfl' ,i cf
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STrU TiPjffiT
fUuIllMul
IE FN 111
ommittee so Deonged
Session in
luch Discussion.
county and township tickets.
I. That any elector tfxall be
construed to hare vufiaieatly
complied with said rules who , j
shall vote the Democratic pree- I
Ideatial. congressional, and legialatlrc
ticket* la foil, and at
least threw-fourths of the Democratic
state ticket, one of whom
shall be the governor, and at
leant three-fojMfri oj Jktm Tj 4
hall w# " hp*?vyt+X : j
caadflfttjn running'oh *aay tMkat J
etely It mo .at He voted Ibr
> repeal end e.eteet'it. explaining
at km prany wna. la l*VW 6t the
Maim*" reeolatioa'e M? remit.
hpt hbwai.ngelnea U- t ... |
u u smith, of qfttM. otrtHd torn
emortal: Rthotre*. *h??"in l*w
dgmeot of thle. committee all elocn
who la the coming election Tola
e Democratic oetlaonl. ntnte, Mb'
irfMtirva. county ana
vublp ticket shall have the right
r;*>UMa the h^naWrKa ^rlhthrr;
vST bo" voter' who mky hkfr 'to 'rot?
r every name on hie Mefcet afc.ll
?? K. fluniiM fig lAmii J (
ereoy mi aisqnaimeo irom voting
th? Huutkl icIhiIm: #n>TidI.
be doeeMet eOM Io bpoaMoa Ur
IT r.gul?*'Odm<#TDtt<f efchdldate. Mr.
McLtoj},tOfft,th4.g??W>4 t*a< i
ie Hayes resolution invites opposite
to tbp ticket'at too places and
>tbeegbt U ^v^se. ffe&e**o?^
J things everywhere to shoe- that
? abnormal Rendition exists,- save in *|
e unusually/large number of ,|
i hi leans eh# rare going to rots the *
smocrstlc ticket. "V^y foe Dem*
rate ? gOlbg tnecrattb vjoodrow j
HMD, DO. .1.0 la tbD.sutD. 1 bDr
ire. Oa tbe otbdr bagd; bWtdreda '
BD.DfcAM. Wit T?w t<?; Mni
JO bate anr toted MM UMMt bo,
ra." Hd eald Um. ?njlf f?W m j
Ite tba igrgeet , totnaagr gltea ?
DMIIIIiDl." 8. Dill !? JMHODIW
'v?i weiem i iMewtiiM'^-f
Ink tbW to'Mit*'. ?? Wit wl-jtioa
tHlD* dlflteaJtjr that we bav. bad
W I bop* tbat It will pan.4 V
at the1 rompleibd may ba changed i
r men elected by1 lee* than MO rna ]
irlt*. "I haw* ??n ?* -?1?
Mim ?. uiwuiainr
at the last General Assembly
ight have been made Republican ]
r men who urn to Raleigh with
m than 109 majority." "You want
' be carefoi here," Mr. Hayea said.
JTe don'V want to aUaaate enough
an to ooma here and give ua a ReibUcan
senator. 1 do think that
t should require the support of
an who vote for United States aenor,
ao that we may not hare the
lomaolna condition pt men's hrotI
in the primary for 8lmmons,
lUhln and Clark, and sanding men
>re to rote for Marion Bntler or
r Thompson."
Mr. Smith spoke at some length
? hia mwtntloa. Chairman Webb
iked him several questions as to
is latitude allowed those who do 1
r.teh the ticket Mr Smith
ought a man must vote for at
ast one on every ticket and against
u*e. 'He sai dthat this made the
ipport of the ooagrsssional ticket,
it admitted that one might acrateh
flwtcr or name on :he Btatc
cket. save one. He thought this
instruction altogether. fhr-feteVed.
ALCYBK CLUB OK FIRST
MKUIIS EVENINC
Tie Halrjota Club will give IU
rM dut.ce u.' the llWW ? *** Hk'?
loet Iblf evening The dehce *111
e led by the leed.r, Mx Edmued
lerdiug. Quite e etiieber of vie!tore
re expected to he rreeeot end the
eceaion ?romleeu te he . K.l. ohe
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Kr,jor,t^'o'B^i
Mmrnm
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NGTi
VMBnoraLDDftniM
fr'alr T
MM
Ike Homy Pn
| Tkh is entirely a question of
ta this campaign there ate ot
Aa a result the Interests has)
people must combine their moo
1 Ike does not used help,
don't weal opposition. The noa-e
really on Mr side.
, Oa which side ere yset
t What Your OOUAR 1
Your dollnr, ftusa leymlly to bsip
Wilson and Marshall, will educah
notes e. .
It will ourrj to these one hundi
nhsl itstiee ol tkis rampoign. It will
Midi
meat. He made Mmaeli mul? i
aot in a tW'iHk. a 1 but m fanatic
MrtlriUliM hiwumiiiiU m well t
r Than ha aepoaeed the Paopie'a I
the >lde >>n thedrral the Inadin
"Peepie'e Perty" bat fro- the aides
ledyn told ma wpawKIM ttiNra
fWHComamt.
DohcM. Yean
became a pat Democratic Gorernc
iatered bla office in true Democratic
te
ao poneriul tree the national effect
f. H? ?*??* we believe a pmphltic
' ic of an aptlafcr, ieerlesa adminiati
aha On Pheeldwillel chair, proel
adarif, boaorable public earviu
' ? ?"# rree w
Hv?-j?rhe ?l
e. ao^d- a L<- Ha. ,
Special 'tram To h
At Belhaven
t ' i
Hon. F- M. Simmons, senior Unit- C
td State* ronator from North Caromi.
w-0 err." a. Bathevv Wadnaa.
iwn-*av?icteher.s#;ffi?p. a.
rtefcuht ot thi. occasion the
vottouF Southern railroad will operite
a special train. This train will c
are Washington at 6:SO p. m.. g
Wednesday erening, stopping at all .
intermediate point*, arriving Bel- f
iaven at 7 'AS. Leaving B eh even at
LI p. ml, arriving at Washington (
12:15. Every Democrat ebon Id avail
themselves of this opportunity to ^
Mar Senator Simmons. The rate
*11! be greatly reduced. (
PINE SERVICES AT FIRST ;
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY 1
V
Taargv audience* attended all the a
lArvteee at the First Presbyterian "
shurch yesterday. The pastor, Rev. *
Ft. B. Searlght. preached In the
jiornias on "The Fool Hath Said In
His Heart There la No Ood," being
the second of a series of sermons on 1
Pools. The music was excellent. At *
the morning service the rite of bap- r
ttaro eras admlnUcv.vM to tvo In- j
rants. r
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SPEND SUNDAY HERE. 1
t
Messrs. David Tayloe and Chartle t
Moore, who erp students at the Unl- t
verslty of North Carolina, spent a
Sunday with their parents.. They
frlayed football In Raleigh. N. C? On
Saturday.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR. ]
Columbia. B. C.. Oct. SB.?With '
practical!j arorj arallabal foot of azhlbttkm
apaca oceapiad, the Soath
Carolina State Fair opaaad today tor
a waaVa buafnaaa. The oflleara of i
tea State Aartcultural and Maohanl- i
aal Society. an dor vboaa aaapicaa tea i
fair la Shraa. uproaaod tbamaalraa to- i
day aa craatly plaaaad with tea pnapact
of a raaord-braaklid attendance
teroackaat tea waab. - I
IgNyfSl
^riteii^fifln'iTr'--'' 1 v'
' ^ ^ '
ixies or I
, combined their moneT I1
ey toe hitnTkHdMir
TU> le the*
Vg-STT^ hove wanted ion
W yon ??*'
?eodie?W?- -x d Voui
a Om mncii oil
Till DO today ?
th.eUetio.ot D>?t wail t?t
^TkSStS tit It ba a bar'
one nun?? ?hat
f" Hife *"lw"ywh.?th
;S;o? 2ITw?w
?X 35^
*.*.rs2a
Kta ndyeatatfM "*?
SKSftpE .ffig
H??r- 3SS
tOlM ? Fond.
E - Mow to C
Mod Mi Ule to C
t^,"* sgjSJSS
afterward, Im Kwwt??hm ro.
n. Ha adoda- Sn
luhioo, elicit
Haw Jereej. Wood row
came goveraor, inv
of his echiere- L*1
jg?g
^T52fw A4*~
ado of ml. *-* D
la the Whit.
Bndoraad by
rear Simmons
Vednesday Night
ERIES OF REETINCS AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCfi
The pastor of the First Baptisl
hurch la thia week in conducting a
lerlea of meetings at his church oc
farket street. The pastor is belnfi
isaiated by Rev. Mr. Rock, pastor
f -the Memorial Baptist church,
Greenville, N. C., who la one of th?
i:ost attractive pulpitecra In Eastern
arolina. _ ...
Rev. Mr. Rock will prea.aa for
Irst time tonight at 7: SO clock ai.d
he general public is cordially intted
to attend. Elaborate pre para
ions have been made for the meet
ng, especially music. i nere will bt
ervlces each evening during the
reek and all citisens have a warm
nd cordial welcome to apy and all
ervlces.
fAVAL MKDH AL DIRECTOR HKTIRK8.
Washington, D. C., Oct. IS.?Capt.
Ieni*r- Oustav Meyer, medical dlrec
or. XT. 8. N., was placed on the reIred
list today on account of having
cached the age limit tor active servce.
Capt. Meyer is a native of Germany.
He waa appointed to the Medcal
Corps of the navy from Nee
fork State In 187f. For the pa si
wo years he has ben In charge 01
he Naval Medical School and atached
to the bureaj of medicine ant
inrgery of the navy department.
IH OOKVAIJtSGIXT.
The many friends of Mrs. E. L
ilrooka v'Jl be pleased ? loam of hei
onrateacenie. ;
MR. W. B. WALUNG OUT.
' The many frlendw of Mr. W. B
Walling will be pleaaed to Ifan
hat he has inflkieuttv recovered a
u to be able to be oot, afteT eerera
reeks Indispoeltlon.
fc&A? ll/* faU? V
Mr. W. O. Austin, of Tarboro. N
C.. U a business visitor.
r 75TTT"
)ATI V
OOTOUB SI, 1 tl2.
sorrow-Cooler :
the Mighty?^
'eople's MenP
rati and that of the Peopled
ancial help from questionable '
lieet him. And the cemsooa
an, Iki kind of nu the people
i quarter of a century
>ne dollar?or more?to hie ceaea
r Contributions Today |
i roe epore to the oaaee el the
il tomorrow. Give atar. .1 '
hearsed dollar bill or $2, $6, $10,
you cea afiord. Seed It la withroue
bout thir great cooetry there
ind women wbo can only nflord to
But we wont their gifts as much
We honor the dollar-giver*,
yon con. Wo con put It to good
iw that your money can be a great
which mesne moat to tbla country.
orlptlona For Wilson
I get yea* co-workers and friend*
yen.
il ine bWaliltligid lafe
See MWem; ma la mamded.
mall a voter wants to miit this
resented In the Wilson Campaign
contribute to the Wilson
WyW^'Fjuipd .
1
Wilson Campaign Fund
M.TV GOUPON
OPSTiSyjrarofflmagg
fRm/.TVtf!? A* ?? *1 .
Sat*
J
' FINE SERHON BY THE RET
R. H. UNI SUNDAY
One of the finest sermons heard in
Washington in yeare was delivered
| by Rev. R. H. Broom, pastor, at the
I First Methodist church, Sunday
morning, the subject being the "B^
reaved Consoled." The discourse
was a masterpiece of thought and
logic and breathed a spirit of consolation
to all those who have had
' sorrow In their homes. The sermon
from beginning to end was lib toned
' to attantlvely by an aojrociaiivt
congregation. On next Sunday morn1
ing Rev. Mr. Broom will preach to
the children of hie congreeatiua, the
j occasion being the sacrament of the
Lord's Supper. All are invited.
CENTRAL LKAi.lt MKfcrriNti.
I "
n?? TL'.n.. I ?J A.? ?o 11.-W
, ownerB of the Central League of baseI
ball cluba rounded up bere today for
their annua] meeting. Much important
business is slated for transaction.
From a financial viewpoint the
past season was not a very successful
one for the Central and it is regarded
as likely that he twelve-club clr.
cult may be cut to eight clubs before
. next spring. Dr. F. R. Carson, of
, South Bend, who has been at the
. head of the league for many years,
is to retire from the presidency.
Louis Hollbronner, of this city, probr
ably will be named to succeed him.
\ Cl*K HTARH TO PLAY IN LKAUtK.
I Pittsburg, Pa., Oet. 28.?Tbe National
Three-CuBhion Billiard league,
organized last year, opens its second
season tonlgtb with contests between
Boston and Pittsburg players in this
city. Tbe league circuit comprises
New York, Brooklyn, Boston and
r Philadelphia, In t$e East, and Pittsburg,
Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas
City, In the West. The schedule provides
for three games every two
I. weka in each city, the season to close
a the second week in April. Last year
9 paly amateur players were alldwed
1 to compete, bat this year It has been
decided to admit tbe professional
. sad It Is expected that sorb stars as
L DeOro, Anson Kline sad others vTUl
take part.
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CASEWAS LEG,
j SAYS L1EUTE
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New York, Oct. 21. "Legal
butchery, it, bow former Police 1
Lieutenant Charles Becker cbarac- *
terized his convctlon for the mar- j
der of HernaB Rosenthal, In a talk ,
with newspaper reporters Saturday, i
From h?* coll in "Murderers' Row" 1
Id the loiubs, Becker spoke bitterly i
of his fat), declaring he had been <
"rallroade-I," and that could he hare 1
taken :1i?j wiicoss stand durlu-; his '
trial he rould bare explains J sway i
the pub'lc ImpreesloB that be bad acquired
a f; ?n ne through levying i
graft upon gi ciMers. The ex police- i
man '.ait 1 ?u the presence >' bis I
brother,'John Pecker, a polk"? lie.;- I
tenant. . 1
"T?ns ca#e legal butchery ' i
he said. "Koine of the aceountn of I
my trial T uot'ce say that I pa. 1 ou; *
$26,090 for n?> defense. Twenty- '
ftrc thousand dollars; Why that Is t
$2,000 in .)xc*rs of any suns 1 evsr i
possessed j; ?v?r hoped to posses*, i
According to the newspapers, the *
public believes 1 am worth $100,000. ?
I ran understand the purpose of this i
GREAT EASTERN IAR0LINA !
FAIHT NEW BERN
s^(By J. I^on Williams. Secretary.)
Everything Is now ready for the 1
greatest Fair in Notrb Carolina tlur- J
ing the year 1912. There Is only ,
one thing that can defeat this Fair (
and that is the weather. Thousands y
| are coming from every section of i
| Eastern North Carolina for they (
know that Now Hern never advertises j
that which It cannot produce. The (
greatest event that was ever palled (
of! in North Carolina was the Dl- (
Centennial at New Bern two years
ago. * j
We have advertised that New Bern (
would have the greatest latr in North ,
Carolina this yeaT after visiting all
other fairs. ,
We are offering more attraction*
than any other fair. A program the
ilhe this has never teen advertised
for n fair in North Carolina.
Frank Champion, the aviator of international
reputation, will By twice
daily la his monoplane. i
Walter Rauh will ascend each day
in his balloon and make three drops ;
on Tuesday and Thursday and two on1,
Wednesday and Friday.
Hardy, the wonderful man of <
nerve?the man who walked arross i
Niagara Rapids on a tight wire, will i
perform twice daily on a tight wire. 1
fifty feet from the ground. 1
White and Lamart, the silent com- <
ediaua, the pair that kept forty thou-;1
sand people screaming with laughter i
xl Raleigh, wil perform on the platform
in front of the grandstand.
The Cycling Herberts?possibly
the inosst marvelous bicycle act in
America today?will appear on the
platform.
Zarrow?that man with the musi
cal baritone voice that can be die- 1
tinctly heard over a great military
band, will sing several times each 1
day. i
Then come the Chariot Races, two I
u?riuu who tour norws eaco win
dash around the track at full speed.
The Roman standing rare?. Two <
rucu each standing on the backs of
three horses will dash around (he
track.
The Drlveless Wonder, a horse
without jockej, will rare a horse 1
mounted by jockey. I
Cowboy and cowgirl races. j
Horse races, motorcycle races,
music by Passert's Band.
Everyone of the above attractions
will absolutely take place each day.
Tuesday. Oct. 2tth. wil be 'Mill- J
tary Day." There will be a great (
parade in the morning in which there
will he ten military companies. The |
fair will be opened with a speech by (
Francis D. Winston, Ex-L.ieut. Gov- {
ernor of North Carolina. There will
be a drilling contest and the com- (
pany making the finest showing will ,
be awarded a silk flag. The flag will (
be presented by William Dunn, Jr.,
of tha New Bern bar. Then there will
be a sham battle in the center of tbe
race course.
Wednesday. Oct. 30tb. will be "Edneatloiawl
Day." Beery school child
In Bastern North Oa roll am has been
given a free tk|et for tbe day.
There will be many games of interest
hp the children in front of tho
grand stand.
Thursday will he tho "Big Day"
Beery factory la New Born and vicinity
will mono for the day. All retail
stores will eolea for tho aftsmoon.
There will he a home show and a
fS
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ML BUTCHERY, 1
NANT BECKER i
4ftte<M?L All of thta oeold have
#oen allowed to go oa tbe >Uad?- -' ,-.'>!
ivtry oast.
"Neither Mrs Becker nor noyeeir
lave been gives My consideration at
ill since this ease began. What's i
more, 1 don't expeot any. 1 would not
>e surprised if Bhortff Harburger J
rosbed me oil iroo the court room
ilrect to Sing Stag after Justice Qoff
tind sentenced me nest Wednesday,
rbat will be the Anal stage of the
railroading of Beeker."
The strain of waiting Cor the o.utcome
of bis trial and the uncertainly
ke still faces pending a decision Tj
t>y a higher oourt on the appeal hts
lawyers will make are telling on
Becker'a physical condition, according
to friends. Bgcker was visited
tor three hours by his wife Etetnr- ,
lay. "Mrs. Becker is bearing up as
well as one could expect under such
circumstances," said the convicted
nan. "Hot conditions troubles her
much mora than my own."
John F. Mclntyre, Becker's chief
counsel, said be was confident of a
new trial for bis client.
SMALL FIRE AT WflSIIKTON
BUGGY COMPANY
On Saturday night last between 7
ind 8 o'clock there came near being -VI
a serious fire at the Washington
Buggy Company plant. Tbe blaze
was first discovered in tbe boiler
room and the alarm was by the
vatchman blowing the whistle. The
first company on tbe scene and wbo
'xtiuguished tbe fire was tbe Wwt
Sod Reel Team. Thin company bad
:he fire under control and out before
tbe remainder of tbe ci'v fl-s
apparatus arrived.
Tbe fire originated and caught
from some beams . ocerbead placed
fofere for drying purposes Tbe damage
was light.
EVERY LADY SHOULfi BE
MEMBER JIFJISSOClATIflfl
At tbe laet meeting of tbe Woroans'
Betterment Association It was
voted that we make an earnest appeal
to tbe ladies of WA&hlngton to
)oin with us In our effort for tbe oplift
of our comma[?17 We want
every woman in town to become a
member. Co-operation ts all we
need to enable us to do many things.
We meet every two weeks at tbe
library on Tuesday at 4 o'clock. .Do
:ome join us ladles. We need yon.
We want you. We meet tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
10-28-ltc
ALLBN8 IN STATE PRISON.
Richmond, Va., Oct. 38. -Floyd
A.lieu and Claude Allen, bis son, tbe
Killsville gunmen, were brought from
tbe Roanoke jail for tbe State penitentiary
here today under sentence of
electrocution for their part in tbe
murders at tbe Carroll court bouse
last March. Floyd Alien's wife issued
a public appeal for money to aid
tbe effort to save the men from
death.
CHII.lt VERY ILL.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Squires regret to learr of the
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llne&s of their bod l<onnie, Jr., who ,ii
s confined to his home with typhoid
lever. It is to be hoped that be will
noon be convalescent.
football game. New Bern vs. A. M.
second team.
Friday will be Farmer's Day.
Here's where you see the fun. The
farmers will race their horses used
In cultivating the crop of 1912.
Can anybody in Eastern North
Carolina afford to miss the opportunity
of seeing the greatest fair
ever palled off In North Carolina?
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IN TODAY'S NEWS
J. K. Heyt. ,JfM
J ?. aee M. Clark *|
Waa. Bragaw ft Co. /
Poet am Cereal Co.
Chiebeater Pills.
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