'ak? the otilrial inran >t the rc>' tannine the fate of the amendment *ce?t~th tai amendment ,hl;h '? renerally conceded to have t.een dcrr, . but by a greatly redncert m? jority. 0S* -?p The late eatlmatee are to the effect that there will be a clear toalor Ity of 19 or more In the Houhe of Kepreeeolattree. while la the United StatcH enate the Democrat- have S3-made a rain of Ave atoMlon lodlente that the Demojffj cratlc majority in tho Houae of Repre-eantattvea for tlta 8U-fourth ConIreaa will ha reduced to II. The Damoorata have elm ted III mMn? aliening dlltricta. it wee animated E that the Itepobllcaaa and Democrat* might elect three oact Ilvarlt at It*, pahllcan I; tlno Were thirteen to lta* i.i tola, twelve In New York, ton It) * Progressive rcpreaantatloB- II '"w y could not be definitely deterS In two dletricte In Optorado. one In S. .. pahllcan. by a alight margin. Demoerntte lead are claimed the election ol H. H. Shldomrldge and Edward Kiting In the Second and Third S Colorado dlitrlctB, Representative wfUiam E. tattle. Jr.. of the Fifth BH New Jeraer District, wee l? dajjer of losiog , hie seat to John H. Capsticky Republican, bat his supporterr. claimed his eleotlon. ?a . Republicans claimed victory for ? W. A. Calderheed and John D. Dykes tn the Fifth and Sixth kanaat district* and for J. J. Britt In the Tenth \ Latest retnrna Indicate that the * . _, ladleatlon* are that the new Senate publicans and I Projraaalve. The rewlacUoti of .senator Smooi. He tured today. Senator Nawlands. ol . ir^aL ?h^ U-taht'w?'"? jamln P. Shlvely. Democrat. lu land. Republican. In the rac? roi United Staleg Senator until hli plurality pasood the Are thouaait mark. .' 1 t( ' . . , 1 XKW CITY DRAYS. ' -o;.??- ' %The city today placed on Ui< streets two very attractive drays They have been ranch admired ant ore a decided Improvement ore! those that have been In use. A Full Demoi Ticket Ha Tho entire Detnooralle ticket It Uraufort county has been olected alUvough by a reduced niajorlt wtth a cafe one. Tho Democrat have received L mnjonty . rangini year the people so far as Beaufor county Is concerned are again win !ng to trust their deathiy into th< handi of a party that , baa alway: fully earriod out Its pledgee. t Although unoWclal'y the toUom ing ! the total vote received by lb Dally News as to the votes and ma Jorltles received by the reaped! v candidates fet county offices In thi election of Tuoeday laat: Foe. Representative. James L. Mayo , 2J j : Majro'a majority 4i : Clerk Superior Court. " Geo. A. Paul . 1.26 A. M. Paul 13 O. A Paul's majority .... 1* ' 1 iiiK louatwooD, N. J.. GOLP CLUB MEE Lakowood. N. J., Nov. 5.?Th annual fall Ipvltatlou golf tourni meat at the Country Club of uaki uood will bo played thla week. b< Binning today, condition, call ft an eighteen-hole medal-play ronn ; today. Match Play la scheduled ft tomorrow, and tfcg usual medal pli handicap la also on for the laat da; 1 1 ' .I ' ' j DECIDED IMPROVEMENT. . Ti*> interior of tfie Ktrat Moth - dial church I. being repainted ar the Walls re-freacood. /^heirQnlsht , It Win |>e It decided Improvemrm RKMKMIIKE THERE IN NO WA price, on our Shoes. Dry Goo and Notion.. J. E. Adam.. 11-5 ?to" ' .?-<5 ! ___________ " r r l. |nKW H.UtHERN SANITARV SHO k| I have foil, (r.t-claea barber# ml -m prepared to : -trniah prompt Ul epiiafacinry service to .,11 patrot -i I her. t-lll ,o delay hi go,lb ' i 11 ii i ll n IflHlllii TO niiDsipfi| Tho Aurora Agricultural Fair comes off next week, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thareday. November It. H and 11, Special train, ham been provided 1 for to fun from Washington to An rora on account of this popular at' traction on Wednesday and Thuradar. November 11 and 11. The Denial tralna on these days will leave Washington promptly at 111 o'clock and will arrive at Aurora 1 about noon. The apodal train each lay will await at tho thocowlnlty 'r, , ..... .. junction itw me mmrmi or me .-sor? folk Southern train from Ne#. Born. The special trains will leave Aurora both days, Wednesday and Thursday, at 4 o'clock for Washington. VISITING PARENTS. Mr. Ralph Phillips, or SooUand Neck, N. C.. Is risitlnjc his parents. Mr. and Mrs. 2. L Phillips, at their home on West Second street. zratic Co. s Been Named i Kw ShrrUf. W. B. Wind lay 1,267 J W. C. Drill,on 541 ' Wlndley'n majority 715 I ' Burnley'. majority 707 County. Treanrer. 5 E. B. Mtxon 1,239 ? -N'o oppoxltlon. Comity ComraU?looere. , Drmormta. . ? C P. Ay cock ,1.111 - W, S. D. Eborn 1.165 b W. E. Swindell 1.1 K 7 0 H. C. Braxaw 1,141 W. H. Whitley 1.151 Republicana. John L. Rntcllff 551 C. B. Latham , 558 _ J. R. Downs 5*4 A 0 - rem w. o. u?ll 15 O. B. lUwle. ?77 ? Dr Jo.hu? Taylor 1.IS7 0 M. D. I-eggett ?t?j ' SmTHl ; ran mm 1 _ 'been .'woVaumdrd tnd Vl work for th- M Vchur."., hur U.r .? r..?,?,.l.y .? *r" ? \ .:rr r.r-.?u 10 tl.o raooi urgent raflrn.d order, le niliinftil lit an CI NtDnl iiS l I mm\i if HO QPIPRNflflN . Ill I UilliUliIl . ^1 Mr. f?U? ??., at her home, No Ttt WW Third .tree!, reMerdoy dbout asol, after an inaeaa ot two Wools. I Tho deceased was a daughter of Mr. H. G. D. Hill, and the late Mrs. Sallle Hill, cud at the time of her going was If ream of ftfe. ; 'r >? I Mrs Strickland wa* born on Chocowinity. N. C., but has been a resident ot Washington for a number of yeara,^ Five years ago she waa happily married to Mr. LonQlt I Strickland, and as a result Of this happy wedded life she leaves a blight and interesting little boy, age fir years, to mourn his loss. :\5 Besides a heart-broken husband, d one son, the deceased leaves an ed father, Mr. H. G. D Hill, twd there. Meeers. J. F. and J. A. Hill, d one sister, Mrs Bessie Clark. For years she hss been a constat -member of the First Baptist [urch. and proved to be one ot at church's moot loyal supporters every good work. She was a am an of high ideals and was held the highest esteem by he nelgbr I >rs and friends. Tho funeral waa conducted from the realdeaeet thla Afternoon at at 1:U by the Rew.-R. L. Gay, p&etor of the Pint Baptist church, and the Intermont was In Oakdale cemetery. The follow In* anted me pallbearers: O. E. Edwards. A. C. Cave. W. C. Johnson. J. R. Weodall. J. W. Leonard and Hugh Watson. The sympathy of "the community goes out to those bereft. ifil ii| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pint Baptist church will, on December 4th,-hold a bazaar, at which thoy will sell, at moderato prices,, all sorts of fancy and toilet su-tlcles. | Thoee who will be considering the' ever perplexing question of Christmas presents will And this a good place to make their purchases. They will, also sell supper and furnish light refreshments. - ? ; Thla will be for the benefit of the i new church building. 1 I MEETING TONIGHT. I There will be a meeting at,- the looms W lift Jrubnc UOfary tonight. AJ1 the members Interested la the work of this sssoclaUon are cordially Invited to be present. WAJCTED ? PRE8H COUNTRY Us. Highest prices paid, cash or trade. J. E. Adams. l^-B-3tc' I Friday an l'Vre Crearfierv Print Battel I I Ful) Cream C)ieesc. Per.P" I Cerium Puro Coffee, worth I Arlmcklc's Coffee, Per foul I- Pure Ground Coffee, looac, II Pi I'd C|uli Coffee, worth 51J R !oe Ketchup at . . I | Ok Ketchup at Horden'ji liaglo Milk, l'Cr (I Armour'* -Star, tin- Hum W I And big lines Raton and ul E RRY | ^^.'oim- ^ mill \ I lllft" IfLiI u 1 UHLl I jMwif 1. C. Daeknu and i. p. Bookman have IuhI the .tare fer berlr occupied u a morlag picture W to the old Hotel Nlcholun I I building ?h?l ere bow eapeped IB hgvlnc the ulna rcmudel.nl Ob or about December 1 thiy propuae to opgii a variety and noraUr .tore Wider the etyle eod Arm nam. of tfte Bacbirfah Broa. ' Mr. J. C. Buckmao baa been coeneetad with the Aetdrtcan Tobaeco Company for the peal iWe year, and Mr. J. O Buck man baa keen the money order clerk In the olty poetofbee for the peat alaree ybara. Both or jthem yoebf men are popular and hen the beat wtabae of tbelr friend. Ht tun SI. niniv Tonud mm i Hum was an alarm of fire this J | naming about 11 o'clock. which : ployed, to bo the home of Berry j prates. In Sparrow's alley, at.the i head of Gladden street. The house caught on the roof and was extinguished before the Are department reached the scene. Not much damage-was done. '*?\'s OKLAHOMA STATE | EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION j Thd Oklahoma'State Educational AssociaUon Is holding its annual conin this city,.? opening Its Christmas hoHda'yx7but thie fear the experiment of holding it eftrllet is being tried. It was .figured that the attendance would be greatly Increased .and such has proven the case. Many of thoee who preferred spending their holidays with their families have found no reason for not attending these meetings, and many hare found an added Incentive to attend In the fact that mhch Christmas -shopping could he done on the trip. Store? hare anticipated some such idea, and are making extra' display for visitors. Several noted lecturers will address the teachers at the business sessions, among them meeting. The eighth show of beagles- of the school of education of the University of Chicago. Another Is Chas. Zueblln. editor of the Twentieth Century magazine. soclollst and social ?, i" There are more than 1.600,000 railroad employes In the United Statess. d Saturday HALS , Per Pound 8Se mid. 40c !0c per pound 90c bJ . . 80c Per Ponud 80c ts K. ?t 40c lOo JOc '?" ISo hat Am, per lb 80c t meats, cheap, jr. -J ai? GOOOS. . V Be r yard ,.. (1c ? j-v jWfry I IP PvnppTrn : I tumaddaJ niuKKUn Everything k 'a readlaeae (or tlx I'M or toolbar batwaen tka Week] lagton High? gad MX eleven from I Wlatorvllle, ?W?h la to ba gal lad at at Flemladi Fork tomorrow gtlarnooa at Botk teaau. If ? a*l?. are rvealy matched tad Ic cotigoqaeaeo a atoaa and axcSttna (data la looked (or. j j It u to t; hoped that tka patronace ami be a acneroue oae to at to aaabl. the lo??! pttva. to mxt 1* aipaaaaa of tka (ana. Tka prlca of edmlaelon will t- IS eaata. Ladle, froa. AMKKJIAN ASSOCIATION FOR OUhlCAt iUMKAIUH Baltimore, Kd.. Mot. t??The American Aaooetatloa (or CUaleal Reeearch will today open Ita three day meeting here. The aaaodatlon will hold lie oeealone at Loyola Ooltapa. aad clinic* will ba hald In the leading Baltimore hoepttale. Uclo gates from 411 the larger cities in 1 the Union are present. ' i PROM PHI LIP PINKS. Mr. James E. Latham, son of Mr. E. P. Latham, of Tranter's Creek. 1 N. C.. was on our streets this morn- 1 Ing shaking hands with his many old c friends. He is borne from that far ; distant country, the Philippines, oa a i furlough and expects to be at ) hotpe for the next several weeks. < WAR BETWEEN AND TURKEY Turkey has definitely broken off I diplomatic relatione with Great < Britain, France, Russia and Servla. i Her diplomatic representatives la 1 the capitals of these countries, acting upon orders from the Ports, to- i day demanded and received their i passports. Some already have left, i while the others will depart tomorrow. Although no statement to this ef- | feet has been given'out. It la understood Turkey's apology for the actions of her fleet in bombarding Russian Black sea porta and Rus Triple Ententent powers, in that Turkey was not prepared to accede t= a demand tfcpp?rm*Q officers In her service t^Wumiased and the ships purchased from. Germany dismantled. The powers which tho Ottoman government thus defle^Lare already taking warlike action gainst Turkey. The British have destroyed Fori Akabah, In Arabia, the Russians have invaded Asia Minor, and an Anglo-French fleet is bombarding tho forts of the Dardanelles. Now that Turkey has alltgncd herself among the nations at war, speculation is rife as to what the other Balkan powers will do. Greece is said to be preparing to take sides with the allien, while Bulgaria has given assurances of her neutrality. Bulgaria, however, is mobilizing, for, as a Bulgarian diplomat said: "With Turkey In tbe arena of the war, Bulgaria must be prepared for any eventualities." ,v.;>y Next to tbe Turkish situation, the appearance of Gsrman warships off the EngUsh coast in causing moot or the discussion today. "The fact that the German did lay mines seem to indicate to the navel experts here that the ships engaged In this work were old ones. These experts arguo that Germany would not take each risks with now II veesei?. An If to prove their couth*1 th? || flrlng at the British cruiser Hal w ^ I H OLSON J 1 LST NIGHT Beaufort County Doctors in Saa sion Last Evening. Papers Read by Dra. P. A. Nicholson and H. W. Carter. jjfctogUcsurort Corny Medical SoRGBibtesIr entertained ?t Ih^M^^^^Pme of Dr. Jack. U Nicholson on Can Main street last ereaiag as4 prowi! to So one of the Boat IstsroaUss and instructive is Bona yet hold bj this orsaalaattoo. rsa mootids was .ailed to orSar tt I:to o'clock br tba praeldaat, Dr. | fobs O. Blount. I Pmotleotlr all the phytlsiaas oho tro members Is tba clly ware pressat tad Uto rial tins physloleaa ware Lf. Jack Nicholson, of Safe, sad Dr t. K. Tayloe, of Aarora. I. laterastiat papers were road sag ears discussed extensively by these present .' ~ Dr. p. A. Nicholson read s paper, entitled "The Relation of Medical Examiners to Ufa Insurance Comas a las." aad Dr. H. W. Carter. Ike efficient secretary of the society, sob Ittsd a paper eatitled. KaaMd Dr. S. T. Nicholson reported a Boss IIS H^lmsa? as?? *rin* Dlptheretlc Antitoxin " All of Ua above paper* and the -a?e reported were Instructive and utelligently dlscuseed . The society adjourned to meet gain on the first Wednesday evenng In January, 1915, at which time :i Dr. P. A. Nlcholeon will bo the host. After the bnainea* of the meeUng est night had been concluded t!?e lost of the evening, Dr. Jack Niehileon, served a delightful luncheon, ill present spent both a pleasant ind profitable evening. The host vas par excellence In his role as an ratertalner. He allies 4 m now assured rreai change hi the situation, ao:ordlng to these reports. It is anjounced that the Germans have Elven up their poeltions along the ' 'JE Peer, having been driven -out by the flooded condition of the country ind the gun flre of the allied troops and warships. The Germans, however, havo kept ' up their attacks in all Its lines around Tpres, where the British HH troops are fighting. Although there la ?' ? of Emperior Williams' forces to break through at this point has not really commenced, the Germans contlnue to bring up reinforcements to .;W their lines, as have the Germans, and express confidence that a new attack ^111 prove as fruitless as previous J9 ofies. The Indian troops and the pick of the English territorial forces have dlatlngulehed themselves In the lighting and come In for compliments from General French. i For tho trend of events on the ^3 I East Prussian frontier reliance has to be placed entirely In the Russian report, as the German headquarters say nothing about it. Tho Russians. | according to a Petrograd report, have defeated a German offensive movement from East Prussia and the Germans are retreating across tbsir ova frontier, leaving large quantltlpa of arms and ammunition behind tbem. :jra In Poland, according to.the Russians, the Germans are continuing to fall back, while farther south the Russians at last have the Austro Oerman forces, forming their right wing, on the move, and have cap- JH tured the important towns of Kieloo -M and Sandomlr. and taken two hundred officers and 16,*00 men and 3j several do sea guns sad machine guns. | New Theater i K? T 9 MONDAY. TUESDAY AND A Kpi tid ID, la EElhCUa. Map

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