P 1 _ WytiJUalldPro.,.)
r Wrt,. Kept. 18 ?AlUr Bra <Up,
r
I. the German liars with the reeu]
H that thousnnds bat* bsen killed.
P| Intense afttrlag u *** talus ?
I das u> the sold rsluS Both side
Ha* soirtessplats Ttleforoemont
HR^nleng t?e kkttls llns nettf- here.
?V-' Wire art no reports of ths cm
|T usltlss tobtstnmble.
Train loads after train leads a
n. Us woondsd art now pasting srotn
L t^U city to the hospital oamfi t
I ths south. Maor oHicers of hip
rusk bars been killed. A rasjurlt
pf ths woahded are -utTsrii,* froi
W ehett-woanda. vrhkh goes to sttol
I that |he Sohdlri la stlfl one or a
|3fj ths fact thit the French or
I ' malntaJSlne ths offenoire and ar
at took hag aatssnllk tddt to th
Is - STsash SMMhlss. Oentwal OtlMS
I ' has hast killed is battle.
I ?t Is bettered thst ths .OasKW
I line must boeek. The Hermans mui
' ~r bring their a applies a long diotanc
I While the allies hare direct 'opera
I ' tlsas fnna their hose.
The battle now coatlaues < e
M along the whole blast eg Otee. sV
' Inks ths oftenstra hen so tnr fsllst
Ma tBX THIRD (1RRATB8T _ ?
IS SOW HI PBOGRES
I . JWW"i 1
n (B? the unite* Piem.) ,
Pnrta, ?eH II.?"The third gre.
l[ Mdl eeotleoe. end our II nee hot
ft r everywhere," wee the eotnmoat o
k the ettoulloe el mUHerr heedemg
pj ten here todey.i e*e?\yl v jf
:l There ! herd lighting nothwiil
y... steading the keerr rein telle
f~' The etmdgle la eepeclellr deep*
|'r ete et the left wlnr where the loll
melee of General Von Ktuck en
Oenersl Von Veetcrg -hoe b^en con
Dolled to aMnd tholr extremo effoi
) at their right for the Imroaee <
W meeting the (looking movement i
IBecguae of the oxtremo Impor
enoe of the preeont struggle the on
S\ ctole In Perm* em now heeltetln
L?^
*"* tBj the United treee.l
y . Berlin. Sept. lie?The wer offl
L ennoaneee khee the Serpiee lie.
B. em belht eebjeetod to ?ermei
preeegre, but dee lens the! the? e
I holding feet all OeAeeh'podlA'nr
I The Qer^en mgmfth In F.?
I F. G.Paul & Brc
I . ^ ^
IS? xZx*. z
H ?. O. Pa of Bro., wlli buy one til
I ot BlddUnc cotton from; io??-fi o
It of tbolr null time Customers atf
K per pound Mot. or at 3c pound ?><
PV Tbolr manr customers are tail
k adraata#* ot tbolr Ubacad otter T1
| oSor U made aotwithataadlna t
1- trsstnt Dries of oottou i? arou
fc lo lint and as demand tor It U tl
^ M. .i i. jte-aj
E( I a ->,w<u-U-r?
k I !
[ I For Mi
n fx
fl V * ** '
K H \ '. Ut t'*
I ute '
u JL JL T
'VlJ if"4"!- *-r jfe h J *i V* dC$ rfc" a
. Cdt li/d.ttl\
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Prussia continues tad tt j? oBclally
r suited that the much Ida dewtleg
a their whole attention t#' the army-,
h The Crow a PrIUL'e hie been su(v
it taring heavy loseee, hut ttold. hie
positions by hie enormous strength
n and la now repulsing every attack ot
, ,h. French. ffgg
ALL AUSTRIAN FORCES j*|>
I- ARE NOW IT .VITED
f (By the United mw.)
tl Vienna, Sept. IS.?All of the Aupn
trian forces ar? now united. Tho
ti right wing stretches bow from Bury
hotbfdi to Cirrus, whlfcA ifcsures
1 the line's retreat if thhj are loo bard
v pressed. Jrighting is ?iowgoing on
a nil along t&e lines with the -greatest
ferocity. A general conscription is
r now fb vogue, due to a decree of the
e Emperor. The new xscrults ore bee
teg rushed to the front as fast as
e they can'be equipped. ^ . f
M - . . 1 11 SrifL 1, I
OBRMAITi fUCTREAT
f ' CAUSES ItKJOIClNl;
! ?? R?? ... r
I- (By the United Press.) .
BOrdeauy. Sept. 18.?Thw military
It headquarters here admits that the
battle hi North France t? still drawn
0 AMI atates that It may continue tor
1 the nnt two or three <!??.
The French Ore sending addltlonol
bntiortae OnS henry gdna (6
tho allied fcentdr. Thorn
In ninth rejoicing here byet
the met the Of rmana, ^ ofler
it night darn* fighting hare been forced
* to fan bach, from NnnJ?."~
B . . L- -t? ,
V EIWIiAKb HGHTINU , i
I e i 1, I ' I FOB WORTHS CAUSE.
i ,4
it the adjustment 6t FUfjalfoht was
d read In tho Houre ot ?oris thin
u- morning bfcr thd royal commission.
rt He eulogized the work end spirit of
ft Pari lament as to , tho Homo Hulc
m llreatahMmaht >t,and . giao Ore
accompanying act s Of pending JU
t- operation during the progress of the
1- present war- reyal oommlsig
sloner alao rand a npecch from King
' George. in which he declared that
England ji. fighting XT* worthy
canaa and that tjt.hlsp^jin would
?f.1?'
M h ITHDIlAWN
J? l""li' <f xj.lt
re ByfSe fetflled Freia.) V-,'
/ r . N0V Sei tl ihrr-ihtreuant to plana
- in the region- (H *Anegio, thn ?itl*
I. ST '"" ?
; Tho Austrian* occuplad tie town
? hut made-no eflorttb* croaa lb?
V ' The adhanei' of tho Sereliviiic
^ Montenegrorlan forces into {Sari
I
1 staff be* l? uM a aUtement to th<
[effect .that the baMfe. i? Korthen
i .-? . .. a., i i ..
J
Per Pound on
r*u *1 ,
4. mcmpt
RMgQ U** 4 i MB
EL Li
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Wtf.\thkj; ? Qlou
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Fr.no? still raiting 1? f?l undKtiUd.
The cvldencee would indicate that
the PTench offen.lve to losing foroo. I
The general staff says: ?
"The Frsnth effort to penetrate
the German's right wm made with
the greatest brewery, bat that It failed.
The German deoter la alowly
but surely forcing back the Preach
advance. I *3 . l,
Although the rrench made a den
petals reelstance In their ~ position
at Verdan they were repulsed with- out
much dlfflcthy^v '-V * 1. . i
fltrebfc rethfarceidento have been
sent forward at every point along
the line. The preheat battle will
anrefr result in a victory for the
Germans. ;.jf% " ^V ?
The French will be unable to recover
for a long time and Paris will
be at tbe mercy of the Germans.
The. allied force are heavier than
the Gormaja^ "iTie Germans for the
first time have the advantage ae
they are fighting from the trenches,
ualag this to the greatest extent.
Broadway Jones
Captivates All
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18 PltONotlfCKD OKU OP *THE
BU8T AWttAOTlGK* to
AM>*An I!I WASHINGTON.
1
The season's greatest theatrical
success was "Broadway Jones" at
the New Theatre laat'night?a die- 1
tinct success from every view point.' 1
A complete knockodt, to use % '
"knockout" expression. The pro- 1
due'Jon does not offend In thought.. 4
utterance nor action. Not only haa
the ptaJ boen well written by Mr. 1
George M* CohaBi bnt the caat pro- '
dBeing It elmpiy captivated the large 1
antlienco in Waebington and today
the ocncenaua of opinion fa that It
h .the beet attraction to appear hare
In yeara. It wag a splendid eaat and'
flne^roduction, and if "Broadway
Jonei" should make a return date
typufels city this paper feela sure that
standing room would be at premium.
j ft >
THE FINEST I.OT pF PEACHES,
8r?>?, t>4rtl^t Cooking
J. E. Ituii. Phono 87. 9-I8-2lr
? i - i *' . '
Bank Of Wash.
Buys A Bale
i 18 NOW BE|NO EXHIBITED IN
rttONT OP THEIR BANKi
INC HOUSE.
The Bank of Waahiogfoa, haa on
1 display In front Oflta banking house
i thla afternoon a bale of cotton 1
which wfs purchased from a Xarmer
at 10 ctnta por pound. Who will
.bo the next In W%ahlngto? to follow
C the good example of thia well fcwnrn
institution.
} *#vwof wens juienr swket
9 fruit will find .tie beet there la.
i 'H I. a. Ad?m>. MHje
" 1 " 1 ' '
ttton Deli
accounts or in
y loctl BkOW?r%
PTEMBER 18 1914 I
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September 22
,L_ il
A ??..iaB.a/.??l '
M A Jk OWI ^
Next Sunday !
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| REV. N. HARDING TO CKfJttft- '
RATE FORTY-FIRST ARM- 1
r VKKSARY?INTERESTING
SERVICES.
f
e 8nnday next Is the forty-first anj
nlversary of Rev. Nathaniel Harding
t as rector of the Saint Peter's EplaB
copal churoh. this city. The preachB
er for the morning boar will be Rev.
? F. H. Harding, of Camden. S. C.. son
of the rector .and the preacher for
0 the evening hour Will be Rev. loaac
W. Hughes, of Henderson, N. C.,~a
a brother-in-law of the rector. At the
h morning service a thank offering will
Q be taken for the purpose of installIng
an electric motor and blovur to
the pipe organ. ^
*11 the perish loners o(,thie ctyfrch
s are Poking' forward with pleasure
to this glad and joyous occasion.
QUEST OF MR. WRIGHT.
o Mr*. Paul Jones, of Tarboro, N.
S C., arrived In the otty last evening
it via the Atlantic Coast Line and Is
*- the gueBt of her ancle, Mr. M. J.
Wright, at his Home on West Second
street.
"
Let's build ta Washington Park
TALK OF THE TOWN?Try a bag
1> or barrel of onr Town Talk, Obltek.
Royal, Pinnacle or Oold
b. -Medal Floor. Purity and quality
b. guaranteed. Our prices as low
b. as Inferlod grades. Come and
s. see or phone 97. J. B. Adams,
to 9-lf-Jto
W ashing t
- Farming Imp1
rses and Mules
^ awa^sussswssswn
vered in
T*
exchange foi
re Fence, Ho
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Dingbat Fapi
Theater
The Jester's tirikllng gtalTt am
Berry jingle, with the slauioa&jpaoc
ng girls hu since the days JBh*
jf prehistoric times that einEe
late the theatre, been the qKMi
unasement of mankind.
somedy ta the one standard flKpp
Hon that always pleases, rJBSmi
question Is which musical eomtd
I how is the one to see. If one mlgh
lodge by reports that reach Us o
Lhe wonderful reception ererywher
Siren "The Dingbat Family,"*Jan<
the teoord-breaklng business that 1
Is doing all along Its route, ther
would seem but one answer to thi
question. This latest of laugh-pro
rokera, adapted from Hsrrtwin*
famous newspaper series, wllj njak
its k>cal bow here st the Now 1*ea
tre Tuesday, September 22, wlt? ai
exceptionally large and cajfels Horn
pany and a large chorus, heats o
aale at Worthy * Ethcridge'e Satui
day. Bspismbarr-l*." * _X
. -a *- FANCY
TABLE celery. at J. I
Adams'. 9-18-ltC
football meeting.
All Interested in a football elere
for Washington are requested t
meet at the Carolina Dlstrlbutln
Co.'s offlee this evening at eigl
o'clock for the purpose of organi
Washington ought and can hare
Arst-clas3 team for. the material
here. [ *. - ' V N
It's restful to Washington Park.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AN
Saturday:
Best Print Butter.... ?5c per 1
New Ban Dried Apples 7e per 1
S. A 8. Hams 10c per 1
Lemons 15e per dc
Phone IT. 7. E. Adams. I-IT-I
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COTTON MOVE!
STILL ON
- -'- ^*?v*
The 8ootheni cotton farmers, sad i
particularly North Carolinians, ere J
to storm ths Wilson s4Sm1?fstr*i!en
Hoc relief Is ths statement of tfco 4
ox ?cut It? officers of tbs termors* :
union who hsrs boon working on 1
the eotton problem, states a dispatch i
from Raleigh. Governor Craig. At- I
ternsy General Biekett gad others i
exDSd to leave within the next few
days for tho purpose of asking Fed- 1
eral aid on North Carolina bonds I
backed by cotton. They wilt go with 1
the commlaalon to lnalat that the i
government funds promised for crop i
marketing bo pot Into circulation. A 1
great delegation of agricultural I
workers will accompany them and I
lay their want* before the Congress- i
man. <
The anbocrlptlon for the BUY-ABALB
movement tn the city of I
Baltimore la still climbing. Yeater- i
day It jumped from $9,400 to $11,- (
800. This amouat has boon raised l
during the past five days by the i
Baltimore Sun. The sanction by i
tho Washington'officials now plaoes a
A. L. Brooks .
Will Speak
WILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS 1
OF COUNTY MONDAY
OCTOBER STH,
AT NOON.
On Monday, October 5. Hon. . L.
Brooks, of Greensboro, N. C., will
Lddree# the oltisens of Beaufort
county upon the political Issues of
the day. The speaking will take
plaoe immediately after the adjournment
of conrt for the dinner hour
Lhat day. Mr. Brooks will also discuss
the constitutional amendment.
He Is one of the State's strongest
mfin aid as a platform speaker
itande among the^rery first.
j
U WD
KILLS EIGHT '
MES 5;
1
(By the United Prams.) ,
Mobile. Ale.. Sept 18.?Eight ,
were- killed and twenty-five Injured
In a wreck ok the Alabama Great |
Northern today at Livingstone. The
accident happened on the north- (
bound express from New Orleans to
New York. A hospital train is now
being rushed to the scene of tho
aooldent.
NO WAR PRICKS IN OUR DRY
goods, Notion and Shoe Department.
We bought our fall and
winter stock before, the war. We
hare a big line and can save you
money. Wo will be pleased to
show you. J. E. Adams. 9-173tc
GET IN MY SHOES; YOU MAY
have my socks free. Big line of
( shoes Just received; every pair
warranted. Men, women and
children's. One pair socks or
stockings free with eaoh pair.
I. E. Adams. 9-17-tto |
ttori
ton we
ements* Buagh
CLCARI
i/* iW
llj
ill' II ?m^mmm??^
No. tn
IfENTIs"
f HE UP-GRADE
?? -<H' I v ^ ^VW
cotton in the list ol available eessrltles
tn which fiduciary companies
tB*J Mfoly ilTMt mOMJT. n pUcw
-otton and warehouse certificates for
t tn the claa? of merchandise sec artties
which the gorermaent out recarline
and gives them a steading which
has not heretofore - been deemed
necessary to assort to.
One banker tn Baltimore stated
that the sending of money to the
Efotfth. whether It cornea from the
bankers or the mmebanta. win after
ctt be making a temporary loan to
that section. He made the assertion
:*iat If a fund of *1-00.000 Is cent
there that la less than three weeks
lime at least ha'f of It will hare
[fund its way back. This U only
?ne of the natural laws of trade.
Washington along with other enterprising
cities of the 8onth is determined
to do Its share so far as
the Bftj Y-A-BA LE cotton movement
s concerned. The merchants are
rallying together as never before
ind are now doing everything ooniletent
to aid and help the farmer.
H.S.Ward To
Sveak Sundcrv
IOW. H Jt. WARD TO ADDRB88
THE COLORED PEOPLE
NK^T 8VWDAY .
APTBRHOON.
All hay* a dordlil Invitation to
iear Hon. H. 8. Ward at the C. M.
B. church next Sunday afternoon at
t o'clock, at which time he la achedited
to address the colored people
if the cltj. Excellent music is be;.s)
ng provided and all who attend
rill bo more than entertained. A
ollectlon will be taken after the
iddress for the purpose of placing
Ighta in the church.
t ;i
Fine Break
Of Tobacco
_____
)VER 100,000 POUNDS ON THE
% MARKET TODAY?PRICES
WERE GOOD.
Between one hundred end one
lundred end ten pounds of tobeooo
rert 00 the flctora of the Beaufort
ind Washington warehouses today
tor aale. There were a large num>er
of farmers on the floors and
ill left for their reapentlre homee
latlefled.
The average price obtained w
between IS 1-2 and IS centa.
SMOKED AND BOLT MEATS, THE
biggest and beat line In the city.
Also roe herring. One prices are
light. J. E. Adams. t-17-3te
New Theater
CCA
Associated
The Best There
is
Every Night
Come Out
Price 5c & 10c.
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