Professionals Defe
Yesterday by
TRIPLE PLAY IS A 1
nitib wan miac In Tom ikbf n mm
.
Aa he stepped, up to fth place, ?
&T There was pride In Tom Lortjp's bearf
Tiff
. > ' And ft smile, on his bold face. ?
And -a hen responding to Che cheers.
__ -H^4l?bt4y doEed >? hat,
No stranger in the crowd could doubt,
'twas Tom lx>a? at the bat.
WHf'v&fr- .x
And no stranger or anybody else.
tor that matter, eould doubt that
HRr^vJ there was SO MB ball game at Flenaiak
Park yesterday aftemocn. The
busineas men Walloped the
atonal men to the lane or 13-d. but
in spite of this soore, interest tn die
contest never Legged. . " r ,'J!
A large and appreciative crowd.
' ? - - eomposed of the ailto or WMhThftoti
wte on hand end cheered vociferous j
ly (good -word) for their favorites.
Tos sir. taken from start to finish
It was one of the best games -of tyll
ever been in these parts.
Ho!brook pitched far the business
meh daring the entire game. Warren
started for the prtfesSSonals but ]
was replaced by bowthor la tk?!
fourth. The latter, consider'r.g the |
fact that he "had bad no warming up.:
pitched mighty good bad. r? 'd
Hit* and errors ww made plentifully
by bulb sides. K-vgter lad- In
tfcc hittta*. vhile Bell lead W Ore
?ror rolamn. ;-Jv 1 " K;;0
tyre isn't muck me Hi frybt* to
describe tin ?wne;?fbero w too
," . #?** of It. .Beef* the Tio* *W;
look. It .WOT tt?f WOTllf.
Professionals. A.B. H. B. PO. A."E
Davenport. 11*88 5 1112 2
Low thy r, 3b*p .*"1118 0
Carter, Sb 4 0 1 8 0 0
Cornell, e. I'l l-ia \0 2
Warren, pdL2b.. 4 10 14 2
Lodr, cf 2 6 1 0 0 1
Jones, cf. . . * .. 1 0 0 0 0 0
.Bpott, lb 0 0 H 1.0 0
Hodman. If .... 3 0 0 0 0 1
Stewart, se?lb. 4 1^21 1
' orfta.t. n. ... 4 u ? -??o?t
Harding, rf. .. 1 0 0.0 O o
Bryan, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0
Kuchce. rf. ... 1 ? 0 0 0 0
Totala. -. . . .11 ? , ? 24 15 10
fetf* Men. A.B. H. R. PO. A. E.
Fowlc. c S 2 1 13 0 0
Smith. lb 3 1 3 3 1 0
Kepler. lb. .. . 5 3 1 7. 2 0
Mayo. w? M 3 3 2 0 2
Knight. if. 3 0 0 0 0 3
x Bell, 3h. ..... 5 3 1 2 3 ' 5
A Paul, cf 4 l l o o o
Calais, rf. . . . 2 1 1 0 0 0
Cradle, rf L . O?0 fl.
Potts, rf 1 0 0 0* 0 0
R.L.Stewart, rf . 1 0 0 0 o 0
Hoi brook, p. . . 5 3 2 0 14 0
k,TMaTi. .. ,.S? IS IS ?1 SO ?
Soors by lanlng.. R.
Professionals . ..303 010 010? ?,
pfi" Business Hsa ....031 411 Six?13
Btruck out, by ? Holbrook .11. by
. Warren i. l>y Lowtfaar 8. 0<T
greyYT" Hblbroofe 8, off "Wsrrra Trerff-laow
,
CRANBKfilUfiS ? EYAPOKATKD.
pure, healthful sad appetising
This product retains all the iiellctE&jsV*
out,flavor and well known medicinal
properties ot Fresh Cranberries.
It practlcslly brings to the
: consumer ; fresh cranberries
throughout the year. In packages,
10 cents. J. B. Adams. Phone 97.
5 &, 7-10-*ff *.
Washi
iaJ
% C, The:
.?. _
Co/ors
Opponents
\ : { ^
a
;ated in Ball Game
Score of 13-6 ; * 1
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PfcAlUKfc UK UAMEm
th
. &i
rfhsr 8, Osao a? bslK-eff llelbf?h ^
2. off Warren 2, of.' Low. her 1 Vl
-IChrso hnw bin itayn (?) ffnsrls ?2
Two-baso hit, Davenport, Triple play, ^
all. Elbert Wentoii and S. R. Cleary.
ot tbe (iamp.
_ Maybe that soma triple
ploy Sr. the sixth.!. .Lflns ou third.
Rodman on second and Stewart up.
I$tewart flew Out.to Bell. The latter
touchetf third and threw ti> Smith.
I Long and Rodman ar^ stftl -wonder- ^
log how It all happened. It's found ^
In Revised Laws. Page 284, flection
C,
\"Lowther. made a favorable Impreajslon
on the Jans in preliminary prac- ^
.- rouj. He showed up good. ^
Mr. Grimes ravorroit around the ^
^reen ttfce-?a- two-year-old 4am i> -pTheae
old fottem* .never seam to got (fc
stiffened up. ^
1 Walter Cradle took a fn.ll on his _
way to first In fhc Qfth. It was somo J"
"Brodie."' ' M
i When John D. Calais clouted out
1 that single in the second inning, the'
liens gave him.a great ovation. e
|'v 1 guess the mayor hasn't lost his *3
NIUU ?8WIIB Id m good
for a good many games like yestsr-' J*
day1..
ADD BH8IKE68 MEM
It was announced this morning
that tbe Professionals will take an 74
appeal from the decision rendered
yesterday, it Is claimed that Cleary
is interested in Uio business men aim
xanieanentlv -vas (mm'
m -gtyildtor. .Thr Profssflor?*
als agy that .Sam Oarrow nhouid
jhave gone In oiul umpired, because 1
13am had money on .the game. The ^
Lease win be brought before Judge
IZoph Pot is In the near future. P
I The managers were In hard luck *
ysfrtgy. "Bill" Knight, manager 1
lof the Business Men, got canned In >?
Itha early part of the game. Man- ?
lager Warren of the Professionals, a
south-paw off great renown, was
j knocked out of the box in tho fourth. j*'
stanza. UPacren'a "spltter" wasn't up _*
ItosntuC. ? **
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"DIAMOND SL DIAMOND" AT ' ^
TUB LYRIC TOXKOIT. tl'
Todipr opens the engagement of se
Dr&noBfl' fc Dlsunupd, the society en- ^
tert&fnera In singing, talking and
dancihg act ai tho Lyric Theatre. m
These artist at the Lyric tonight 81
tarry with them a reputation of pi
I pleasing the roost refined tasto and er
presenting bne of the best comedy sc
anm that k una- in the South , g?
The motion picture program gl?o
| today Is another feature that Is well
worth mentioning end one that can
be appreciated by, all lovers of good
motion pictures. hi
As a'whote the offering asi fho ui
Lyric today l? an attraction that 1s al
well worthy of your patronage .and "T
tor good wholesome entertainment, a
The admission prices will be 10 a?d "I
20 cents: th|
ASSORTMENT OF FLOWER
-Jpat-received. E. K. dVJUU, ~d
^Tfce Groeev. .< ttf-MJStc
Lawrence * Nobles, p Theodore m;
Nobles, William Nelson and Rasher- so
ry Nelson were the guests of H. V. hi
Warren Sunday-afternoon. .be
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? SOME BIO DAY V
. FRIDAY, JULY3.YTH. - '
ngton
V
tMK WILL ?K PL4TKD AT
FLKMIXO PARK.
?
mUtUa Will Br it* Strong UbM'k
With Thfiu untl Apper to He Conttdent
of Victory. x"
Waah.ug'.on , will piny Voncoboro
. Fleming Pnrfc tomorrow iftnr>on
WMtlaivton will ftprfug sotm
ing now In the way of o" pitcher
td aro going to win tomorrow's coaai
or.. illr In?liic?nit?-im . - TIilII
mceboro boys litre been playlapss^lttU.4W*."l??KB
ana, eigwt. in
d Waehtmv.oii to their ctreedy Ignu
it ot ytrtlna.
MM Tfl FLlZftBETH
rtwtnv ni liuturiuut tx
CBAPEL TODAY
IV.\I, sow ? J, \ss TAKi: LOTAL
tMFtiHTKKM OF (VKIKTU.X
tHVBCU OX AS OI TIXO.
The Eoyul Scud" Clasd took the
t>yal Daughters' Cla&ft of tho Chrtsan
Chttrch to Elizabeth Chape! on
picnic today. ,TClze part}- left
awB'a wharf on a flat" at fc o'clock!
lis morning. A large nuniT>?r were
I board. The classes ar?> accouimled
by W. R. Hobercon, teacher;
r. and Mrs. Tettertan and
,rs. Swanaer. {
10,000 Refugees
\re Slaughtered
By Bulgarians
i)WK or 18 WltHCKKI) I
BY 1XVABKR8 AlfD 18 SOW
- M ISS OF S*l? ?KI \C.
Kqnr*.
Salonikl. Joly 17.?Pull conftrpia- |
an of th* reported sacking and [
irnlng of the Macedonian towns of
ires by the fleeing- Bulgarian troops
id of the crucifixion, backing to
lath or burning alive of piany iuibitantA
has been aent to 'the Ausp-Hungarlau
government by Conil
General August Krai, of Salon1.
Three-fourths of the formerly
)uri?hing town of about 80.00 in- !,
ibltanta la a mass cf smoking ruins, J"
,yi tho conaul general, who haa Just j
iturned here from Seres, where he
loroughly investigated the sltuaan
A not her horrifying story of a masicro
reached here today from Doln.
a town, forty miles northwest of
ilcnikl. Mussulmans thetre have
ado a Written declaration, couutergned
bX , throe local Bulgarian
iests, that the Bulgarians slaughted
30,000 Mussulmans who had
tugtat refuge fn Dolran from the
irrounding districts.?News and
bserver.Y
*?
Beyond His Understanding.
The Englishman was attending
s first ball game. He seemed "very""
icasy aftor the fifth inning and fin
ly said to his American friend:
say, old chap, when do they serve
e teat." "They don't serve tea at
boll game." laughed the American.
4o te^ between innings?" gasped
e Englishman. "Then what's ttu
iject of the blooming game?"
??jjssrsss: : d
"So he accepted a Job like that, did j
1* UPell 1 rtlri ?? that a
an of his standing 'would accept
ch dirty money." "Oh, ho washed |
9 hands with an antiseptic solution i
fore ho took the fee." |
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Btnii bio i> ay J
KHIDAY. JULY 33TH.
* ' . * -. *,> a J
Toba<
^ednesd
l For All Grades.
Crop
. < _____ i _
I
! WKUHKH: l>alr UXUy m?i\ tomorrt
Lots Are
In Bad
Shape
LOMMLMfArtOX 1; RRTKIVKD
HT*TIK<J THAT LOTS ARK
i. uvEit JiL'X With \vkki>s. ?
KW. , *
f *
SHOULD BE KEPT "
ID ?000 ORDER j
*; o
TMItor Daily News:
, Dm 5lr?I wfch cair>ouT at- \
trbliuu to the uf tin lotto in
the Oakdalo ceritftRjry. They aro
bttftjj tnTr-TtnvTrttfr treed? -and" pre-' n
nut a most negl'ectfed appearance. C
tub *<* l have there i* <>t>~ <*f . ***}+
dearest Gpots or. earth to mo and 1 s
think that others. who have lots g
there. win ngrru :wl?h..ma.in saying. 4i
that it is a shame .that things are
cot Kept in hotter shape. ti
I hope that the Board of Alder- n
men will In ventilate the af?nirs at o
the cemetery and sec for themselves
the condition of the lots and the* p
walks. 1 am suro that when they v
soo the true state of affairs that they b
will see that something must bu done v
et once. tl
I am not writing th& with the intent
of criticising anyone but I bo- F
Itevo 'that the "ceinetery loth should o
be* kept In good order. Many people n
from out of town, who have loved jo
ones buried here, ure apt to obtain ni
had Impression of Washington andjti
the way wo keep our cemetery. |h
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WHOLESALE (JKOCKliS I i?
HBKTON CHAKLGTTIC d
, P
Charlotto. # July 17.?The third
annual sessio^ of the Southern
Wholesalo Grocers' Association con- Cl
vened here yesterday morning with J
^praething like 300 representative
grocers from different parts of the il
South in attendance. Many of them .
are accompanied 1jy their wives. J. fi
H. McLaulfn. president of the association.
of Jacksonville, Fla . is presiding
over the deliberations of the
convention.
JULY* 17 IX HISTORY.
1439?Commencement of a pestilence
and famlno, which ^
scoured England and France
intermission of hostilities between
tbe two countries.
1710?Battle ot Alamanta, in Spain;
Philip V., of France, defeated .
try the allies.
1812?Colonel Cass with 280 men.
attacked and carried the
bridge oVer the river Aux
Canards, four miles from Mai- tj
den. . iv
and entered tho Bellerophon
man'-of-war. Captain Malt- L(
land, who proceeded with his ra
illustrious prisoner to Torbay. I v
1808?The President issues his p'roc-'
lamation regarding the gcv-l^j
.. ..firnment nf Santiago rte Cuga |D
1911?Political parties in Canada jej
seem hopelessly divided over Lj
reciprocity agreement. ! d(
1912?First reports circulated con- ^
netting New York police with ^
the murder of Herman Roscn,
thai, Lieut. Chas. Becker was;
subsequently couvicted of instigating
the murder.
tt
tthHlo In Iv?ititi'mI. ,m
" More than fiOO.OOtTpounds of snail tc
ifcells are shipped out of Malaysia se
Bverv Tear fn Piirnpfl .in.l A marina to. ill
tie used in the making of buttons and d<
novelties. Tho sheila, when of good ?l
quality, bring about 16 cents a pounu hi
in New York. Tho shells aro taken ?l
from the ocean by fishermen and sold
through Chinese.collectors to Euro- H
pean firms at Singapore.
y i
? SOME I1IG.DAV * I
FMDAV,' JUL* aSTH.
I ! ^ ! I ' " ! 1^1 I . Ill ~
:co Mj
ay Augi
All Farmers Nee<
Will Be Taken Car
XV. ( Iw.?. S&V gtSSKte-" '' %*<; .1
=====
m.
speaker CftarVs
Salary Is Not
Eenough :y
i IN SAME BOAT WITH ?h\HKFABY
OP 8TATR HKYA.V WtLL
ALHO DKL.1VKR LHCTURKH.
Bt. Louis, July IT.?That Speaker
fehdlp Clark alio Qods hU salary indequate
and ifcust supplement-it.
eadne knowu through his letter* to
10 Good Roads Association, calcining
that he could not address Its
cmventlon because he had contractd
fbr some lectures In October and
Foremtoer. He sat<f his contrqci pre
ided for cancellation In exigencies
f publiV strife.
NU? ? 4)\(.HKKS m>k ?r j
? ?av wuiaaon
brnseeta, nclglnn, Juiy tTT^-T be
iongresa of International Assoc'.oIons
whlsh has lost-closed
Ions ut Ghent, has decided to go to i
Ian Francisco for the next meeting
1
TIiIb congress is a union of 132 inornatioua!
organizations and is the1
lost important body along the line
# international work In the world, j
While details have not beou com- j
leted It io certain thtlt mrfhy indlldual
international congresses will:
o held In San Francisco in 1015. the
rhole to -conclude with a meet lug of j
lie central congress.
Tills aeries will .take to San J
'ranclaco representatives . from all
f the foreign govcnfhiehts and large
umber of the leading scientific men |
f Europe.
The congress bas at Its lieadquar-.
?re in here one of the most compre*!
cnslve exhibits in the wcrld, fllusrating
all phases of Snternailonnlim.
Portions of this exhibit will be
Isplayed at San Francisco in 1916. i
ERSONAI.3 ' '
S. H. Gay of Jessama is in the city, j
Mr. and Mxs. J. E. Davis of Conord
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
ordan of this city.
Emery Pettlcord passed through
lie city this morning.
ffcTOX MAItKEI COltXKfT BEBfc I
Ju?t received. E. K. Willie^ The |
People's Grocer. 7-17-3tc |
S. H. Gay erf Jes&ama is in the city
?day.
VURORA FANS
ARE HERE I
_ . , j
AHGK DEVIATION A<T;>HPA.
N1ED IULL PLAYERS HEBE
THIS MORNING.
The Aurora players arrived here
lis morning on the Washington and
andemcre train. They were aecomanied
by a loyal number of rooters*
he register at the Louise lists the
illowing: Miss fcroome, Mirs Simions.
Miss L. Thompson. Mrs. Mcfillinms,
Mrs. Porter. Miss Young,
'Iks Garnet Bonner. MI?3 Nance,
ilss Swain. C. V. Knight. Charles
Lwii, L. T. TJiunpwn. ErT: H wkp,
B. Stevens, N. M. Hooker. W. R.
itchell and H. W. Hudnell. The
alegation from Pinetown will arrive
era- on -thu 2.20 train tfaia after
on. '
REMEMBER BULL RUN.
Rl/>hmnn>4 r_i_ i ? '
T t . iTTF
tinning ranks of veterans who reember
and participated in the hiaric
fight, celebrated the anniverry
of the Dattle of Bull Run to-.
>ath roll vaa road, following which!
>propriate ceremonies were held in >
mor of those who fiavo passed awny i
nco last year. .
1
IMS AND BACON SPECIALS?!
Fresh lot of the famous Westphalia
and Star Hams and Bacon. They
are Juicy and sweet. Highest
quality at lowest prices. J. E.
Adams. Phone ,91.) . *
7-l?-4te
arket
ist 20tti
ling Aid In Housl
e Of
wVVwlli <j? tjr;. . ,*
K
unlit} tntntniiUU
com IE
skodlw&ra
CONTRACT FOR DRKIKHXG ON
MILLION M KKS LKT TO 1I.LL
NOW FIILM.
The -contract for the most glgaut
JT.QJect of Its kind ever undertake
n North Carolina was wealed yeste
Sjr Mi"itirn<K>n when Col. J P. Ke
and J. S. Malm, acllnir for <!? dm!
age board. D. N. Graves, preside
of gontlwnReclamation CVmpan
Boston, Mass., and W. V. Wills,
Plltftflfild. Hi party to Uw contrw
entered into an agreement where!
the A. V. Wills & Sons, of I'tttwflel
111., are- to onn.n?*er-aB-ddr?*dge H
Mitlkmiuiflal ' alts " 1 " *
...... vi v.ouii.
I'for tho consideration o? $267,00
The contract etilla for the ccmp!
lion of the tremendous undcrtaklt.
within two years and fix uiontl
from tho time the dredging tuacbii
try is set In motion.
IttNitnc-t Above ltttclHgrorr.
A boy was usked to explain tl
difference between animal instlm
and hustsu intelMgeuoe._ "If we ha
instinct," he Eaid. "we should kno
everything we needed to know witl
out learning It. but we've got rcasoi
and so we have to study ourselvt1
most blind or be a. fool."
Flour Sack*..
To remove letters froin Cot
sacks: Cover lett rs with lar
.tightly roil up for, halt hour or mor
hen soap well and tub. You will t
surprised at the result-. 1 have pas
ed hours and hour3 boiling an
bleaching without satisfaction, bi
this way the letterB <3 tf appear t
,ouce.?Exchange.
f?
The Reliability of
k J i
nuvenisea
Articles
A man who is an authority
on advertising said recently:
"You may have a business
' without advertising, but you
can't have advertising without
a tus.neja."
Just think of the full significance
of that statement to the
newspaper .mailer.
It means that when you ace
and man advertising regularly
in tne ootter newspapers h"
must bare Kometclng real and
genuine to advertise; that he
no lias merchandise of such
quality that it meets the needs
of ills customers, and that he is
so sure or the <lai.*ability of
wUUst," to spend real money to
tel! people about It. He knows
that money spent in advert:^ine
is '.veil spent. because he Is
chief problem in felling is to let
bo sure of his product that his
everyone know whit he has to
sell.
Knowing this, can you afford
to let this valuable information
offered you by the daily newspaper
slip by you through
your own negligence? Do you
up to the minute by reading
regularly the advertising col-*
tinins of good publications like
The Dally Newa?
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' HOME BIO DAY
FRIDAY. JULY *5TH.
Will
4
?**. v?' . '
ng Their Tobacc
5 r - ?
!MF* '
?? i i ? i i
iffi STORES
I MIP.ft
y W ASH I M.TO.V HKSIUKM HAM
COBfl WllKMK rilOM OTHKR
Cima. KSUTtVKM TO
EMt*I?OYKB itTEF
r HOLIDAY.
u
- REkCHMTS SEER TO FAVOk
THE IDEA - ?i
V *| >.?QH1TI?UV?%t*- *!'"J,*> YTff Iff ' |i3
.V 1 ii-ln\imi.r ?v
d. | AI'I'KAK TO THINK KAVOlU
W-| rAtyfrV r i iAKiiSt: 1 itl
y. IMV AT OXK.
e- In connect lou v.ltl^ the stores of
ik [Washington closing Fridays at one
is [o'clock, a prominent resident of
n- I Washington has written to several ' "v.|
I mayors of other cities a-rni received .
.the following letters.
I The Mry goods and cloth irg stores
in Jin I'urham close on Friday at one
ct jo'clock On Saturdny until ten
id I o'clock at night. I think Uiore _ #
w Ishould be at least a half day holiday
a-[in summer and the plan works well ;5W
ii, here.
p* W. J BIlOGi/SN
Meyor of Durliani.
F( rip sHiros tti Norfolk clo-e at one
lr o'clock on Saturday'.a some at five - --3
d. [o'clock and Borne at six. This Is l>y a- 4jj
e, igruemeut aiuong the proprietors and -*-r*
ic for the reason that they and their eat
R- ployees may have a little time for diid
| version, which they find healthful. ^2
it and profitable to both.
it - - "WYNDHAM K. MAYO.
Mayer otNirfofk. r:
"? Ail stores m^CrecTi^boro lose at r-^jS
six o'clock P. M. every clay -excepV
j Saturday, thoy close on Saturday
from 9:30 to eleven o'clock. Some
I give half holiday Friday aT'.ernoon
I and others ca Saturday afternoon. "-yji
T. J. MURPKY.
Mayor of Greer.s'cqto'.
I Theye appears to )>o po doubt but
Iwhat These other cities Save considered
well the advisibility of allowing
|their employees a half holiday once.
|does not interfere with their business
ia week and that have found that this
, in the least. We havs alto Laen in.
formed by the person who gave us
'the above letters, that several of the i
(Wcrhington merchants have been
iinterviewed i< .eardms this matter
land have nearly nil appeared to be ^,'ja
(heartily in fovor of it. j
" ]
news from pixt.o.
! Ki?>r 1>. W. Topping of Pantego . y|
filled his appointment at the Daptlst
! church Sunday.
The refreshing raina are doing JS
much good to the growing crop3.
which are looking One. r-? I
Raymond Paul spent Saturday
night and Sunday with friends at Mt.
Olive.
Miss flaude HaMowoll spent Stin
day night with Mis? Matilda Paul
ami left Monday for Elizabeth City.,
where she will attend a teachers' inat
It ute for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Paul spent Sunday
with friends at Mt. Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. .! esse i1. Ho wen and - jjjB
children of Pice town, who have been . . :<*!
spending a few days among -their 'A
J day.
Halacy Ange and family, who have v^gj
I been vlBitlng at this place, returned
home Monday.
R. W. Lollls la holding a protract- fS
ed meeting at the Christian chnrch. . ^
this week.
SOME BIG DAY
FRIDAY, JULY 35TH. ; j
4* .
Open |
,-^H