1 J W v
W w
Conference
k,S8??'? compute 1ft j E
Ml to re to the annuel Catherine of ?
j^K North Caroline Contermico of
II. K. Chart b. wblob eoorenei ?
^^Hthte otty Wednesday moraine next
H 1:10 o'elooh: *>
It ft^WaterhoOM. D. D . XL. D . t
^Kstdent of tho Conference?Mra.
^Hr. Baacham. ^41 Wool Becond. 1
HO. Kflgo. D. D. LL. D.?Judge f
axtt?Si.. A. smlti, it* ?
I fir. V. T.?Both Brtdgman, 111 >
R. B.?W H. Ellleon. 13i (
Bl " lerwood. J. E.?Mr? W. P. d
I JUm. Ill Wool Second.
J. H.?8. R. Fowle, Wool 1
HfoCallen. A.?B. R. Mlxon. Tit *
^Kt ttcond.
^ wlUle, R. v.?J. F. Cowoll, Wot .
^Bothbe, J. T.?At Homo. I
<^Hrhou>poon. L. B. and wife?Mm
H B. Moore, 111 Wool Second. S
H rrwihiii. , J
-^ Adetne. O. T.. and wife?Rot. J.
1,0 VanNorden F
?. ?
Atkinson, R. E.---C. 8. Doughty,
vim HOQM.
kH tfiby. 1. M.?W. EL Swindell, 212
"t&r, J W., and wlf#?rC. O.
kPL SOS West 8econd.
^P*ll?7, R. W.?Ge?. J. Baker,
J^HBaruM, A. 8.?F. W. Cox, Wast
^ Barnette. K. E,?lira. Lucretta
I^Hfra. 101 jpast Firth.
hpfaan. R. -C.?M. T. Archbell,
FT Bast Second.
BeArden, O. 8.-8. C. Carty, East
^Hh*s1?7. R L^-Av M. Sadler, 119
B ?R. H. Miles, ISO East
. tntts, A. P., and erife-?-J. E
awrtcr, 1U B. Second. "**
' MtO. C ft. WahAb, 111
. Bwond. Mds. Blount.
Blank. B. H.-?Dr. H. W. Carter.
rfl&fctee*. J- ft.?r. T. Woolkrd? 611
flKbnner. T. F^-J. ft. Jackson, 3IT
^ Boone. J. J?J.*C. Parts, 309 B.
Bradley. J. W.?8. r. nnr. *?
^B Bradley, R-?F. T. Woolard. 618
^HB.
WBridahtw, M?Oeo. Hackney, Jr.,
^ fe* lgtlo. .
J^^KBroom, R. R.?Goo. Hackney, Jr.,
^ ffroM. J. P.?Dr. U H. Mann,
^Bnb Market.
H brothers. C. c]?W. J. Rhodes,
111 West Second.
^re%n, W. B.?W. W. Walker, 419
^ pat Mala.
Brown, W. B.?-W. M. Kear, 814 i
Htrownlng. T. J.?J. W. Charles.
Eaat Main.
|.9rM?^ R. A.?W. W. Walker,
^Blt Bast Main.
p5*tth1o, * H.?F- 1- Woolard, 618
Attain.
VFumpai, R. F.?C. F. Bland, 897
, Ml Main. l/%'; ]
I pendy. J. D.?Rev. - H. B. SeliBljbt,
144 West Second.
4Brade, W. A.?T. H. Myers, 216
Pk Main.
m famine. c. R-?W. B. Swindell,
tut Second.
^Can-away. J. M.?F^ T. Woolard.
ft Baet Main.
M Cerrawdy. R. L.?F. P. WhlUey,
Jcmvleese, C. H?F. P. Whitley,
Mi Harvey.
afcsvlneea. D. N.?W. J. Rhodes,
l|2 West Second.
jChaMn, L. M.?Frank Butler, 819
ffSjej J. N.?D. M. Carter, 118
?,JColetrane, N. B.?I>r. fl. T. Nlch
Bel ion. Ill West Main.
. Cotton. B. A.?Dr. B. T. tfleholWtqn,
613 West Main.
u Covington. W. J.?L. Lancaster
614 Bast Second.
I Cos, M. B.?Rev. Green Singleton
I 'cravfC. B. B.?H. P. Brldgman
B Craven, R.?C.?M. T. Archbell.
^Pcraven. W^F.?Ita Oongleton. 618
R* Constable, W. P.?H. B. Clark
KJSSffc.- B?capt J. H. Har
'
of M. E. Church1
7- II
But Second.
Culbreth, J. K. Hort, cor. 1
lecond nod Bridge.
Cunnlngglm, J. L.?J T. Buckinn.
113 'Went Second.
Dudley. J. A J. W. Duller. 243
-nut Second.
Duller. T. J.?i. W. Duller. 14 T
:ut Second. h
Denial. O. M.?Ed. <3. Mnllleon ?
lortn Market. F
Daniel, J. Iff.?Rev. W. H. Cull, ?
16 Bast Mala. a
Dargan, M. W.?P. B. Lewis h
Cort* Market. *
Dae la. H. JL?-E. A. Daniel, North l1
lark el. "I
Davie. B. L.?A. 8. Fulford, Cor
Irldge and Second.
Dixon, F. B?J. H. Wallace, 61*
forth Market.
Dodd, E. D.?J. H. Vail, McNulr.
Dowd, O. ?W.?-Mlsa Sarah HardOK.
31? W. Main, Mrs. Mayo.
Draper. X T.?W. M. Chauncoy,
lor. Fourth and Bonner.
Durham, E. C.?T. C. Alliggood,
09 East Seventh.
Durham. C. IT.?T. C. Alllgood. 109 *
teat Seventh.
Da rant, C. O-?E. M. Snipes, 406
Vest Second.
Duval, K. F.?J. C. Meeklns, North
f&rket.
Earnhardt, D. L.?B. L. Susman,
,ast Main.
Edwards, R. 0% L.?J. H. Vail,
fcNalr.
Ellere, T. C.?Frank Roscoe, 604
Conner.
Enre. H. M?E. T. 8tewart, 110
!aat Second.
Flaher, O. W.?F. T. Phlllipa. 618
Vest Second.
Fltta, R. N.?-W. B. Whitley, 601
East Main.
Forbes, W. A.?J. R. Woodall, 210
rladden.
Frlxelle, J. H.?J. W. Oden, 4SI
Its Main.
Fuleher, F.* T.?A. M. Sadler, Sit t*
Cast Third. ,i,
Fuirell. V. A., and wile?Mrs. J. f.
I. Bristowe, West Second.
Oalloway. W. F.?W. B. Whitley, bi
01 Bast Main. * si
OUee, M. D.?W. C. Miller, 25 n
lharlotte.
Glenn, B. C.?A. 8. Jordan, 617 ftl
East Maffi. 111
Qrant, R. R.?Dr. H. W. Carter, N
IS Harvey.
Grant. Ti M.?A. S. Jordan, 617
Bast Main, *
Greening, Philip?J. C. Warfen, "
9i Bast Main. |
Groves, A. J ?A. B Styron, 606 I
Feet Second. I
Gathrte. J. O.-f-W. M. Rear, JU J
^Sraolrosy. W. J.?n. L. Cotton, lot
Clghth.
Hell. L. M-?R. L. Cotton, 106
eighth.
Hsrrelt. t. J.?J. X Harris, 122
Telfair.
Harriaon. B. N.?J. T. Hinds, 1S3
Telfair. * - - Hayman,
L. D.?Z. N. Leggott, 606
IVest Second.
HMttr, M. W.?B. F. Alligood,
82 East 8econd. '
Hlx, M. D.?S. F. Freeman, 326 j|
East 8acond.
Holden, J. E.?-8. F. Freeman, 826
3#aai oecona. . ? . v
Hornaday, J. A., and wife?Mrs. w
^ena Huduell, 701 Weet Second. t
Howard, "Tx. P.?Rer. M. B. Sea ffht,
144 Wflat Second. 8
Humble. H. A.?J. A. Tucker, t
Sotel Louise. n
Humble, J. C.?E. A. Daniel, N. n
Market. n
-Humble, W. B.?Isaac Buck, Cor. c
Harvey and Water. ^
Hunt, F. C.?W. C. Miller, 25 v
uharlotte. f
Hurley, B. F.?Capt. J. H. Harrir, ,
119 East Second. 1
Hurley, "J. B.?S. H. Fowle, Weet
Main.
Ivoy, T. N.?B. R. Mtxon, 720 W. ?
Second. ' c
Ipock, B. T.?Rev. J. M. McKen- J
lie, 402 North Market. t
Jackson, H, M.?J. C. Warren, 432
East Main.
Jerome. C. P.?R. A. Q. Barnes,
514 Feat Main.
Johnson, J. O.?Z. N. Liggett, 006
West 8econd. - <
Jones. C. A., and eelfe?W. M.
Chauneey, Cor. Fourth and Bonner.
Jonee, .E. L,?Geo. A. Phillips, t
014 West Second . c
Jones, L. B.?Geo. A. Phillips, 614 ?
West 8eoond. Joyner,
L. H.?Dr. A. 8. Wells.
227 Bast Seoond. '
Klrton. W. H?Ed. G. Malllson, :
North Market.'
Lance, C. M.?H. R. Bright, 420
East Main.
Lance, H. E.?H. R.Brtfhtf' 420
East Main.
Lane, Daniel, J.?E. H. Jefferson, t
002 East Main. . ,
Langston, O. D.. and wife?F. F.
Cozzqus, 223 West Second.
Lee, J. A.?B. H. Jefferson, ?02
Bast Main.
I*o, T. W.?Frank Butler. 318
Harvey.
Lewis, J. J.?R. G. Skinner, 754
West Second.
Lowder, M. and wife?J. L.
Phillips. 620 West 8econd.
Lupton. F. A.?John Sampson,
215 East Fourth.
Marlow, J. M.?John Sampson.
215 East Fourth.
Martin, A.?C. S. Doughty, Latham
House.
Martin. J. W.?G. B. Walton. 409
East Main.
Martin, W. C.?T. A. Rosa. 921
.East Second.
Maaaey, L> 8., and. wife?Dr. P.
A. Nicholson, 219 North Markat.
McCall, F. B.?C. C. Cratch, 127
East Seoond.
McConnell, S. J.?Frank Roscoe.
604 Bonner.
/
NGT(
WBATHBIt?
WASHINGTON1 N. <
ran
iitt
IK B
On Thursday night at the New ^
heatre the once notorious bank
nrglar and postolnee breaker, John
. McCarthy, who has been pardoned
id Is now reformed, wlil lecture at
lis well-known playhouse. He will
t seen in conjunction with a starting
four part photo-drama, entitled tl
Sentenced For Clfe." He will lee- Ci
mmr *>
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ti
tt
el
In
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to
ot
I'm
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tl
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I *
m
c:
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cc
In
[BBBMMp t:
ire on -me wrong Road," which bj
escribes the pictures as tbey ere un- bj
>lded and tell how he beoame a, bj
ink robber and how he went ca
ralght. Incidentally it may bo fc
lentlonod McCarthy has the backing b:
ad the good wishes of some of the Bi
ten high up in Y. M. C. A. circles, a?
6 'doubt all who hear him will be g-.
tore than repaid. t!
mi J
HAS I 111 I
MIS?
- aS
With its richness of humor, and s<
8 charming love scenes, "Peg O' b<
iy Heart," which set the whole C:
ountrv tallcins last *wi*nn *nd
rhlch broke more thoatre records \\
han any pf Its successful predecesurs,
la on the llsj of coming at- Cc
raetlona at the KW Theatre where
t It to return for one night on Wed- j
osday, November 25th, 604 conseutlve
perfornrancea Is "Peg's 55 New
'ork record at tho Cort Theatre, ij
rhlch aurpasses any run that has a
aken place on the Oreat White Way w
a a decade. 1,
Doris Moore will again be seen as c
'Peg," supported by the aamo superb d
ompany, and those who Intend en- e
oytng this perforance would do well 0
o secure their seats early. ?,
\ u
. a
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE g
. ' ' " t
The fourth and lost quarterly con- j
tarence for the M. E .church here
prill be held In the Baraca room of (
he. church this evening ht eight
p'clook and will be presided over by
hepresldtng elder. Rev. J. T. Cibbs.
P. D. All the official members are {
jrged to be present as business of (
Importance Is to" be-transacted.
IN THE CITY.
Rev. W. O. Wlnfleld, pastor of the 1
Bbrlsttan church at Bath, N. (\. is in '
the city today cn roate to his home. ;
McCracken. J. H.?B. L. Susman, <
East Main.
McNeer. J. L.?Miss 3u><hn Braddy,
725 West Second.
McRae. W. Y.?O. R. Whitley. 221
East Second.
MOWhorter. E. H.?Rev, N. Harding.
Episcopal Rectory.
Mercer, 8. E.?Rev. N. Harding
Episcopal Rectory.
Merrltt, W. C.. and wife?J. B.
Hooten. Bast Fifth.
Midgett. J. L.?D. W. Osteal. 214
Harvey.
Miller, J H.?Z. N. Lcggett, 605
West Second.
Mooro, W. H.?Arthur Mayo, 209
East Second.
.Morris, J. A.?C- M. Little. 112
Slarrey.
Moyle. 8. T.?M. T. Jordan. 213
Weet Second.
(Continued' on Fourth Page.)
r. f'{4+- . v jtf.
)N D
tw tondghl ued Tand>r. Much a
: MONDAY AFTER NObff N
IT!
Sill I:.
M Nil
Pill Be Delivered By Rev. H. A. l
Humble of Kingston?Places ,
Designated For Different Com- t
mittecs t
Tomorrow1 evening at 7:10 o'clock [
> opening sermon -of tbe North 2
trollna Conference wUl be doUrered
the First Methodist church by ?
id Rev. H. A. Humble, pastor of e
ie M. B. church at Klnston, and J
ie regular session of the conferico
will conveno Wednesday morn- 1j
g at 9:30 o'clock with Bishop ^
aterhouse, of California, presiding, d
rerybody is cordially Invited to at- s
nd Iho business sessions as well af lher
services. a
On Wednesday afternoon ther: 3
111 be a meeting of the Conferenc? a
(storlcal Society; Wednesday night
i? Sunday School Board; Thursdaj 5
ght, Board of Church Extension. gj
rlday arternoon. Laymen's move- a
oflt; Friday night, Board of Edu
ition; Saturday night. JRoard of ]
isslons; Snnday afternoon, Ep ,
orth League Board. ,
The different committees of the <
inforAni>A. urtll m?ot tho fnllnw.
g places: Admission on trial, j,
resbyterlan church; first year, PFcs p
rterlan ohurcti; second year, Pres
terlan church; third year, Prea- ,
rterlan church; fourth year, Prea- f
rterlan church; on admission, Pres
rterlan church; books and petiddi ?
.Is, Baptist church; district con- ?
rcnce records, graded school; Sab t
ith observance, graded school. f
Ible cause. Baptist church; orphan ?
;e, graded school; temperance. n
and Jury room, courthouse; statis j.
cal secretary, petit Jury room
;urt house; conference rela- ?
ons, graded school; Epwovh p
eague Board, graded school audi
rlilm; board of eduoation, court- p
fojh; Sunday sfcboo! hoafd. Elks' '
all; Joint board of finance. Bank of
'fcsblngton, director's Toom; board j,
turch extension, graded school, i,
>&rd of missions. First Nations
ink, directors' room; advocate, p
uraea room. vi
18 INDISPOSED. ?
On of Washington's most popular *
id energetic young men in the per- 8
>n of Mr. Charles Wright, a memsr
of the well-known firm of Walter
rodlo Company, has been indisposed (t
tho homo of his father, Mr. M. J. ,
.'right, for the past two'dayj. The Q
atire city wishes him a speedy re ,
jvery to health. i
HE GREATER IOWA ]
ASSOCIATION" WEEK j
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 10.?,-Durig
the week commencing today
tout thrco hundred mass mcetlngp
'ill te held throughout the State
9 behalf of the Greater Iowa Assolation.
The Stat^has been divided ,
ato thirty districts, each district lr
harge of a good. live commercial
rganlzatlon. These meetings will
e followed with effort to build up
, State wide membership In the or;an!zation,
whoso purpose. Is the
icostlng of Iowa In every branch of
ndustry, commerce or-art.
XJFFEE ROASTERS
MEET IN CONVENTION
New Orleans, La.. Nov. 16.?The
ir.mtal convention <^_tho Natlona''
Coffee Week will bo discussed and
plans laid for continuing the work
>f Instructing the peoplo generally
n the proper making and uso of the
Jeverago. While this organliatlor
is but a fow years old, it has been
luccossful and Is steadily growing
Won who understand coffeo thoroughly
from Its growing to the flnishdrinking
product aro on tho pro
gramas rpcakcrs.
1 WELCOME VISITOR.
His Honor, Judge George H
Browa,, Jr., Associate Justice of
tho North Carolina Supreme Court,
I* In tho city today 'shaking hands
with his many friends.
TO ATEND CONFERENCE. Mrs.
Bailie Swindell, of Maul's
Point, and granddaughter. 8alite
Gaaklli fw in dell, are here to attend
the M. FJ. Conference, being the
guests of >fr. J. M. Swindell* ^Efcst
Fourth street. ^ *
>u?t ited?r.
i " i fcL ' i i '
OVEMBER 16*IN4
WSSSS]
1 HE 10
f Ill ELECT
I ? :
Charkhiug la every detail was the
Luctioit Bridge party given en Sat- v
trday Jfternoon from 3 to 5 by Mrs. 1
i. M. ifumay, In honor of Mlas Mat- ft
lo Laughiughouso, whose marriage 0
o Mr.'* George Rowland will take f
ilace on Wednesday, November the a
5th. i fl
Mra.iDumay, In her gra?Me?s hoaitablo
manner, assisted by her ^
woet ^nd attractive daughter, Mrs.
ohn I>? Gorham, met the guests at
ho dobr. Miss Laughinghouse, the w
rlde-Jjtfct, looking extremely hand- 11
ome iti an exquiaitO wisteria after- d
eon fcown with a picture hat, reel
ved^ informally In the parior. f
lere the was showered with good a
-I shea and advice, to which she To- b
ponded with her characteristic wit
nd good humor. s
Thlf loVely home formed an ap- s'
ropriate setting for the affair. A 1
rofisslon of cut Gotvefa and ferns ?
dded so much to the beauty of the
cession. When the rooms were a
ll^d by the many well-dressed wo- e
leh who avatldTI themselves of this G
pportunity, nothing was lacking to a
bniplete the perfect picture. F
After all the guests had asscm- P
led tho dainty score oards were
assed, and then began the feature n
I thsr. afternoon?Auction Bridge. u
nth 'iest and Interest. When yie e
Bist game was played all crowded in- f'
0 the hall to seo the bride's gift
rem the hostes3, which consisted of e
lotdly hand-embroidered negligee tl
irltb a dainty cap to matclL This -I
rag prfrHenteiUto her in a delightful t<
taifner by miss Llda Rodman, who *
1 always equal to the ocaslon. - t
Miss Laughingliouse accepted the d
ift in a few well-chosen and appro.riaio
words. ti
T&n first prize, a lovely hand- F
dlatl, went to Mrs. Martin IV
or wlmTfiiiTVhe "highest score. p
A delicious two-course luncheon, .
cautlfnlly served, followed the disrlbution
of prizes. |
Although there was a steady down I
our of rain,, there was no lack of I
rarmth and cheer on the inside.
It was with reductahce that the
;ueor.s took their leave, thanking
Irs. Diimay and her daughter for
uch a delightful afternoon.
Those present were:
Miss Mattle Laughlnghouse, Mrs.
\ H. Richardson, Mrs. M. M. Worthngton,
Miss Annie L. Worth'.ngton,
?f Bel Air, Md.J Mrs. W. S. Martin,
>f AabtfrUlo. N. C.; Mrs. W. H.
.Villlams, Mrs. A. D. MacLcan. Mrs. (
T. C. Rodman, Mrs. Goo. T. Leach, i
lira. John H. Small. Mrs. S. L. i
"Maty. Mm. J. G Rlnunt. Mn VV
y Blount, Mrs. 3. C*. Bragaw, Mrs. j
r. H. Hodges. Mrs. W. A. B. |
Branch, Mrs. E. L. Brooks, Mrs. N. f
L. Simmons, Mrs. H. P. Bridgman, |
Mrs. E. W. Ayera. Mrs. H. W.
Carter, Mrs. A. C. Hathaway, Mr*.
D. W. Bell, Miss Llda Redman, Miss
Mary Blount, Mies Marcia Myers
Miss Maud Wlndlcy, Miss Annie Cox.
Miss Helen Kuglor, Miss Adeline
Mayo, Mis j Lillian Campbell.
Mis"
NEW THEATRE
nnar
The New Theatre opens tonight
with a three-days' engagement of
the world famous "D'Esta IHioadcs,"
and his company of entertainers.
This act Is reputed to be ths beft
Marionette acting .on the road. If
there is any one In tho eltv tha<
wants to laugh they want to at*.?md
the opening performsnco of this
unlqae act tonight. '
j There will bo as usual three reds
of .tho very best associated Alms.
Prices are 10 and 20 cents.
MARRIED SUNDAY.
Mr. Alexander Hodges and Miss
Cottle Wlllard were happily married
at the residence of Justlee Of the
Peace 8. L. Wlllard, at Old Ford
Sunday afternoon. This paper extends
congratulations.
vdw-'**
'nev
:
GERMANS PREP
REMAIN ALI
BELGIU
>. ???
London, No*. 16.?The Admiralty .1
ounces the success of operatiojuJg
gainst the Turkish garrison
llielkb-Sald on the Strait of BabIl-Manaeo,
at the entrance of the
ntianco of the Oulf of Aden, and
f the occupation of ,the Turkish 1
orta at Turba by Indian troops, as- f
Istod by the British cruiser Dnhe a
if Edinburgh. <v 8
1FTBH I>E8PKRATE BATTLE, P
A LULL HAM COME ?
London, Nov.- 16.?After four 8
reeks of most deeparato fighting tl
liero is a lull In the battle in Planers.
11
Little relief, however, has come
or the men in the trenches, as the *1
rttllery and rifle has been replaced
y a severe November storm. t<
In some parts of England the P
torm has beoomo a blizzard; on the 1?
ea a heavy gale rages; and tho bat- tl
leflelds are getting their full share
i wind and rain. sl
For the most part the opposing ^
rfaies have been content to shell 8
ach ether at long range, but tho 0
errnans have made several attacks
round Ypres, acoerdlng to the
'reAich general staff,- Bat*e bee.i reulsed
with heavy losses.
It is not believed that the Oer- -1
tans have any Intention of giving T
p their attempt to reach the French c!
oast, and the allies are making 8
laborate preparations to block any P>
urther advance In force.
Extensive defense works have been *5'
rooted Along the Yeer Canal, and
ho French armies are holding that It
ine from the Belgian border eoath ti
3 the River, Olse, and pttthiAg for- oard
approach worke which 0taOn et
hem In a bciur poslt'on for el'her tl
cfense or offense. T
The Gorm&ns report they have
liken a few hundred British and r<
"rench prisoners, but that the uuf.v *
orable weather has impeded their tl
rogress. Concerning Dlzmule the
mwn
STILL GROWS
' INJE CITY
Help the helpless Belgians with a
lollar for Christmas. You will get t
nore than a dollar's worth of happl- H
icsa rrora it. Try it. c
Tho Bank of Washington aod the 1
savings & Trust Co., have offered 1
their services to the fund, so that a
subscriptions may be left at these r
two places as well aa at the office of 1
Wm. Bragaw & Co. 1
Tho list givers up to neon today '
stand as follows:
Chamber of Commerce . . . . J 10.00
Geo. Hackney, Jr 1.00
J. F. Tayloe ' 1.00
M. T. Archbell 1.00
Wm. Bragaw 1.00
J. G. Bragaw 1.00
J G. Bragaw, Jr. . 1 00
Dr. Jno. G. Blount 6.00
Jno. B. Sparrow 6.00 ,
Mra. V. M. Hargrave . . .. 1.00
Mrs. P. O. Berry 1.00
Chas. L. Payne 1.00
Jos. W. Mayo 1.00
Miss E. M. B. Hoyt 1.00
Mrs. Fannie C. Saunders .. 1.00 ,
F. 8. Worthy 1.00
W. D. Woolard 1.00
Mrs. W. D. Woolard 100
Mrs. P. W. F. Randolph .... 1.00
Mrs. C. H. Harding 1.00
Mrs. J. O. Bragaw, Jr 1.00
Seth Bridgman .' 1-00
Mrs. 8eth Bridgman 1.00
Mra. Kate I.. Blount 6.00
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Kuhn . . 2.00
A friend 100
S. R. Fowle 5 00
Mrs. 8. R. Fowle 5 00
W. H. Ellison 100
Bar. R- L. Gay 100
G. O. Gabriel 100
Mra. J. K. Hoyt 1.00 |
Rev. C. D. Malone 1.00
Mtas Lida T. Rodman . . 1. 1.00
W. C. Rasa ~ 1*0
C. M. Brown, Jr 1.00
F. H. von Ebersfeln 1.00
s c. Carty 100
Miss Rachel Rumley 1.00
Jesse 0, Rops. . . , ,, ,, ,, 1.00
... . .
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No. m
ARING TO
. WINTER IN
M IS REPORT
>obll^M^j|flJPiHR&elal report*.
I^^IT 18 8AW,
IS A DEATH THAT
It la Mild the Oermui are finding
he destroyed village a death trap,
her hate been unable to debouch
rom it la the day time, as all the
pproacbes are Sramanded by the
lllee' gads, and attache hero
let with disaster. The fast la spare
nt that neither side has made
ny significant adv&ace, both being
o well entrenched that neither arllery
nor Infantry can mot* them.
Tbo Germans are turning Belgian
ito A fortress, which moans that If
hey do nbt succeed In advancing
ley intend to be prepared to win;r
there. Ttfd whole coast from Oo>nd
to the Ddtdfc border bo# heea
laced In a state of d6<e?ed and rftflins
are rlgoro-usly excluded trans
>st area. ,
Fighting continues In East Pru*>
a add other regions In the eaat be- ?
woon the Russians and the Germans
ad Austrlahs. bift apparently wttbut
decisive result.
f? BATTLE WITfV
rains is RC^ormrn
A battle of some proportion if goig
on between the Russians and
urks at Koprukeeul, In the Cauisusi
tho result of which may hare
marked bearing on the war In that
irt of the world. Elsewhere la
10 neSr East, there has been no ?
ngemem of Importance.
England. It la announced, baa
itentfon of undertaking anr mtftiry
or war operations In Arabia,
icept for protection of Arab Interns,
or In support of attempt* If
io Arabs to free themselves from
urklah role.
Bulgaria also has set at rest the
sport that sho had an agreement
1th Turkey. jReutng a etatement
lat no such agreement exists.
{Continued on Page Four.)
iHIDRDAY
NOV. 21ST IS
BJt DAY
" ' i
Saturday next la "Tag Day" for
he benefit of the Washington Pubic
Library. Save your nicklea,
limes and, too, your dollars for this
uost worthy cause anl help in makug
this much-needed Institution a
uccess. Think of what the library
cieans to the community. If the
tubllc library l? to be t pormenent
hlng In Washington the cltisene
nust come to its aid and auDOort.
The library cannot be dispensed with
?it must be maintained. One tag
a all that any citizen will be asked
:o purchase. While ita cost will
mean little possibly to one it means
much for the library. This paper
calls upon all citizens to purchase
tags and thus aid In carrying tor*
sard a cause that needs no eomnea*
datlon. Let every citizen in Wastu
Ington wear a Public Library tag
next Saturday.
HAH RETURNED.
Mr. K. John, of the firm of Cutler
& John, has returned from a business
trip to Portsmouth, N. C.
LEACH CROSS TO MKHT
GILBERT GALLANT
New Tort, Nev. ?Leaefc Cross
and Gilbert Gallant, of Boston, are
matched for a ten round mill here
this evening.
Miss lfellle G. Mayo 1.00
Rev. E. M. Snipes 1.00
Capt. S. R. Baker 1.00
New Theater
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY
A Distinctly Different Show* A
Stage upon a Stage.
RHOADS* MARIONETTE SHOW
"THE WOULD* FAMOUS
VENTRILOQUIST."
,'D'ESTA" sad him family of taikiag
Price lOeASOc *
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