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WASHINGTON N. C. WEDNESDAY' ftHUNOON MAY 12 1915
and well-at
the
Cfcpt Geor*
gnd valuable
a-1? M>d,
, Ifaa bn taiWii* p*?
g into the eity in or
, the fame? to tain?
_ i and other prodnee
thare thi. summfir. I hooestly be
tim thai it ?? tis?! fcr the >bM
M of Waafcwtfen to ?A
if wTcouldn't do
ngerS*. ChoeWrinity road
ftfo ??*yta.d?eto *ed
ik in an aW* ,ua|
litfon and something
be done at onae towtard? I
it I roqueat that ? ?
W> appointed fro* A? body to
apjx?# Wffl. 4* eonnt, ??^
?jnoner* and a# ihoiie genttem#?
?whether they woold be witHa* to
pweife an anwoot equal to . that
raised by the boaineae man of the
t*y far V* imfrnrnemrni bf thia
'
BP?
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*Uieo Arrived m . Port
Mtomimg From Sew
DEMPWOLF I
IB OOWCANDKK
Captain, W. W. 'Jaymet,
it Sow on Duty at Pewr
eofc, 9U.; 1
Ike revenae enttor I'anilioo (ar-1
rirfd ia ? port thin morning And
.?will mpahl 'hem until tomorrow
dke will a*il for Sew Bern.
<*ptofned by
J.iuk. R. W. Dompwolf. Captain
If. ,W. Jovnea, bar farmer com
m??der, i? now on duty at Penae
Bo* Fla.
j^The Patnlipo left New Bern
Monday to auiat die mail boat
Gertn*, running between JBel
h a veil and Swan Quartar, which
kad ran feground at Rose'Bay. I
When the cutter arrived at the I
bar,, the Gertrude had anoceeded
in netting off the shoal. The
Pamlioo then proceeded on her
war hem
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Commencement
Of W.CJnetitute
'Chl * I
Trognm it A<P>III :rd. Errr
t>Ha-Promiem p>-he Kzcftd
' number I
temi??.
Sunday d**, SO, the I
latiim wruttwi Will he preitcb
"the the namr of I
th4' apaakte to be announced lat
er." A utvtieal meital inwlrr 'he
dieertion (<f the mnai" vaciv-r.
Jlaofa flight, Jm+ Mr. 1W
tfcefw win be an
lt<lonelbni:
*?'?**
The
efllbobeM on J
?td a program, lir,]
It torn ry nocietiee thai
it* Will be rendered Wed
_f mjrtu Jnno 3rd.
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%ii\Swain Gets
Auto Back A^m
Machine frotmd in Sim Ben
Va Poteetion of Aaron Lupim*.
18.?Deputy
'kajr^jrecd
eKoompa
the white
i. wiw tiw ?i? Lami hereMon
.... w Wieriff W Vh.rsed with
J}4*>it|g aa-automeWe, the prop
jfcjr of ? Mr. Swam. Depntv.
Smith Mated reeteirtav that -the
mtmt' wia aeMed by I.TiKVm play
in* (he ooflit float anfl the ??r
' ?rt tor the ?te of the
. total ooat to Lupton
is.X'sztw
? Mr In ?ood running order,
?o.t thla.wM learned to be ? mia
Wli.ll*
. TWHTTWu
Mt
the eOS.?TSf?? Bern
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BERLIN CELEBRATES BISMARCK'S BIRTHDAY
lientral view at the. Bismarck monument la Berlin on the occmiS of the hundredth anniversary of the birth
of the Iron Chaaeellor : ->*?W '-W
Making Change
In Thai- Store\
Lewii k Calais to > Move Their \
Men'8 Department to Store
om Market Street.
A change in the? business estab
lishment of Lewis and Calais is
going into effect today. The firm
will move their men's department
to the store which they formerly
occtipiect on ^faxket street. Their
Main street store will in the fu
ture be devoted exclusively to la
dies' articles of apparel. It is
exported that the 'Market stjeet
stow will ?pen for business Fri"
day/~*Bptir jrtortir
under the name of ''Lewis & Cal
ais' there being"no change in the
present administration. Air. Cal
ais will assuiite tfce management
of tli? Market street st^re, while
I.J. T. Lewis will conduct the af
fairs of the Main' street store.
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Still Trying
Morton Case
Damage Su,it Expected to be Fin'^
uthed in Superior -Court This
Afternoon.
The ease u? Charles Morton vs. i
tbe> Washington Light aud Wa
ter Company, is -still in progress ^
in the Superior Court. It:isaex j
pected that a vprdict will reachh
(d by 4:30 this afterpoon. ]
Tliis morning sesion of court,
was occupied hearing .t]ie
timony of various witnesgefviji the
ease. The lawyers took eharge of
the proceedings this afternoon. J
The case has aroused eou?ider-j
able interest and the court room
was well fielled today.
Striving Fcr a
Public Library
Btlhaven 7? Raiting Fundi tW
Building a (larnedle Library
In That Ciiy. /.?
One hundred and thirty dollam
hex to far fxvn subscribed tow
the Pnblio Library fand In
While of oourae the ??
ery encouraging the pre
?tete they must have *500
thov hopo to secure halo
Mr. 'Oarnegie. Mr. Carno
5i that II'dim
raises the sum
d aeoUTM the site,
hoped that the to\m
?iaing citizen will
it ho will erect the hiaiU
free of eoet to the town. Thin
attractive propositi?
"be jumped at Irv the
lit wrwrtKnir with the
further Prnetioitl
be rained by th* ;it
order to have thi? li
m
DEBATE TOOT
' The public w oordially'fc
'Srited to tttend the annual t<
' bate for the 0. S. Iftwrln
* medal which is to be litld
' tonightUt flio high school pi
? ditorimn.
Receive Program
For Raleigh Meet
Seision of State Chamber if C otn
Merce Secretaries Prm\Ha
to be fnfnrritfiMy ?'
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Thfc following program of the
Ktate Oimraber of Ocraimfrwj seo
rtftarTe* wJur-arwicra?i&t in/* Ba
le rgh on May 18 th,- has* been re
ceived by Mr. Klrnu secretary of
the local organization. Tho pro
gram reads follows1
J 1:30 .-a. m.? Rogi.^tration,
'Chamber -of Commerce hall.
12-*.00 m.?Automobile rid# ov
er the. city.
T:00 p. Hi;?'Lttnchooil, Yar
'borbngh. <-'? >
?^Iddreas of Wfeleorae?-Air. Al
'rxaiider Wpbb, President Cham
1-er oi Commerce- of Raleigh.
KesponsH^-'-M*. Poger Derby,
president, h>an<! Hill Board, of
Trade.
'?'How.Can We,Link Rural Spv"
tiona Wjth .Cities#'- Julian S. Mil
kr. Greater Cl^aflotte Club.
Discussion^..
4<1Iow& Can "the Manufacturers
of North Carolina Increase Their
Output?" M. E. Beaman, Golds'
boro, "N. C. ?
^J)ifeuagk>n:'
? "0)?ir TVrt and What it Me^ns
North Carolina,"
l?r?uch. Wilmington, N. C, ?
: Discussion: - <.
^Commercial Og^nipation And
vrrtHijwc.'' J. C. Forester, Green*
Disnuiston/t; ./'*>
"Gnnreutloj&rf, Tlipir Cost and
Their Valne,"^. .ftnekner, Ashe
yillo H-.ard of Tuade. 1 s
' Plueusslon**
"Tfe Value of *6 Official Or
*??#.?1, . v.
i TMnoimalnn:
HOME WfipDTNG.
Mr. Leo, PorWof, Belha??n
iind Mlia 'Ftalino B/*?ni?n ol
Htchmond, yA, were happily unit
?1 H marriage M L<fechVil> fl.V
urday lut. Th* BW. Hnvi Fir
rilh, paitor of the Chriatiar
chnreh,. Belhaven, performed thi
ceremony. The bride hM
teaching at Leeehville." IM
a tel? after the wedding the 1
and groom left for Rirhmot
vieit the bride's' patenta"' '
ceremony took place at. 10 <ft
at the home of Capt.J. I).
lock. Ti)e groom ia a rc,id?nto
Bflharen and ha. many fn'
Miv BownUn ia from S
county) Va. Slie baa been J
in? ?4uV)t at Leeehville
wihter, where the ha?
hcmclf to the people of ti.
Bolhaven ia to be cotigrati
in baring thnae .??nag
rwidhnta. (Tpo? their f
will be at brnne <m
Form Gun Club
At New Bern
Meeting to he Held ' Tomorrow
Night to Form Organization
There?
Xew Bern, May 15s.?There
wQJ be a meeting of a number of
prominent \ew Bern i an? in the
Chamber of Comemrce room
Thursday night, at 8 o'clock. This
meeting will be held for the pur
pose of organ i ring a gun club and
over vbod j who is interested in
this class of sport is requested to
attend the meeting and give what
ever Assistance, in ' rtie advance
mcnt of tho movement, that they
miy desire. An organization of
tbifr-Hnd waa talked about a year
<aga. and in fact some steps were
taken for the organization, but as
it Hather late in the summer it
was dropped.
t The purpose of this club is t'?
get the marksmen of the city to"
getfier during, the summer month?
and practice trap shooting.
pONUMEHT: TO
Thl? la :ha noauMtdt to Oaoa.
??niti ?low(irt ud J?W ?craren.
haroea of Um ?a?olutlanarr ?ar.
I* Ubarty rouqtr. Oaorfla
bjr tka national loraramant tod uc
?aUad o? ?<rr.tiarji n?mwi?i ter. Th>
monumant ti t? foot high and or
ttana mouatala ?rantta
Cimphar In ?ha Pnltlaplnaa.
tt la raporta? that Bluataa balaaai
fara ?Meh jrowa wM ti abundanci
la tka Phttlpptnaa, kaa baaa foood to
ba tdantlcaJ with tha pl?u; from which
Ufa! camphor la oMaUad to oartaln
parta of OWaa Tbo oommarctat po?
albllltlaa pf thl? plant ar? bow batnj
lOToittgat'd br the Pblllpploa Bari
raau ,of -Satoaca and Auraan of for.
aatfy.?Sclaottta AMartoao.
r*-**????/? .i: -?= :
Laat Nlokal In a Mlfl Dw.
A waalthr ?m ownar in a mall
?wa on tba Wabaak rta-. wkoaa
?*a*t waa ipamlad by fowwr darlaat
of tha H war. amnl
?"
?tcMI ta tka
ytnallr IU? Ml
far#
|?M ttaaU 1.
la or?ar to aa.
tka watar M
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ftljl
BELHAVEN IS
PLANNING
FOR FAIR
f
John N. PM-.Giles Out Inter
\ SU&xisnt m
Subject.
Relieves it will
BE A BIG "BOOST"
Expresses Hiatself as Grtally En
_ couraged OVer Prospects at
Present Time.
That 8blh?wn, would have an
agricultural fair this fall, was
tie statement. m?de ?his week by
Jno. N. Paul, V prominuiit resi
dent of tkat city. ''Mr. Paul ex"
preaaed himaelf M ven' enthuai
aatic o^pr the propoaition. * \
"Tea air, Belhaven is going to
hvo an Agricultural Fair this fall
I am almost certain" eta ted Mr.
.Tno. N. Paul," and it is going to
bo some ?bow you can state to
vour readera." "Fore aome time,"
said Mr. Paul, "wc have beeii
thinking about a fair for this sec
tion of the county and the outlook
now is more enoou raffing than ev-;
or. in fact its establishment grows
brighter daily. Wliy shouldn't
we have a fair? There is no sec '
jtion to be found 'anywhere mon
I inviting both agriculturally and
otherwise. We can produce as
fine stock one can find anywhere
and so'far as farming is concern
ed wo aro willing and ready to
make la show down witb the best
of them." ^
<rWhat time do you propose to
have the fair?" ^fr. Paul wa* ask
ed. "Well, that will depend upon
certain conditions. We do.not
care to conflict with other attract
tions in Eastern Carolina for we
desire to go "and see what they
have to show and then want thee
lo come and see
The exhibit* will consist of all
kinds of poultry hoes, rattle, hors
**, etc. There will bo hfltse rac
[?n?\ and other attraction*. "Tu
other words" stated Mr. Paul "wo
'?re coiner to haw* n fair that will
be creditable
i(Tn connection with the exh!l:i*
Hon it is our intention to"Eave^a
first class baby show where f?a
[bics from threee months to twelve
months (fan enter for a prise. r .%
There will be a prize presenW
?o the most popular vonn^^ladv
and to th most marriairahl'yfltHjS
unnn. No one but ladies will of
hmritJed to cast ballot* for tfie
mannaceable vouncr man."
Tt is th#* intention of the pro
moters to have tbe oxhibitinn at
|the baseball park, which is said?
| ^ bo ideally adapted for su*h*jm
j poses. 'f ?*#H
Mr. Paul is verv much rfncolJrJ
??ed over the prospects. TTo ph- J
bat such an attraction wi'1
onlv brinir a farjro j*uml?or of peo
ple from wfirr hero but in addition
'these runtin^ w Can wv? for then*
?p]ve* that BeTKaven is still
.'the map agriculturally and oth*
~se
Tt i? t? bo booed that .
?obeme of Mr. Paul and those
izens assltinr bim will meet with
woewwi "and that their efforts v' t
"bp encoilrared and ?*enerm?slv fu
bv rvcrv rftir^n in "Belhsven. Pn'
?eco. LcecbVllTe and other p1a<"
Altowther then for an Arm'cult"
*?1 Pair in Belhaven this fall
We can have it if we win.
' Virginia Bay"
Opens June 15.
Popular Hositlry ?t Ocean Vimr]
Win Open far Thf Xinto
Season. .
The Virginia Bay Hotel at
Ocean View, Va.r will open fnt
the season on .Tune 1 Rth. This In
one of. the moat popular and moat
liberally patronized summer hotel
on the Virginia eoaat. Tt is un
der the aWe management of -Tno,
A. Tqeker, who is trianaerr of the
Hotel ts>uise of this eitv. Th4
hotel is located on the immediate
waterfront and npntains 100
roon*. nmrinc paat Teats this
nopular hostelry lis? heen well
Patmt-f*ed hy Waehii*rton peo
ple. . Mr. TncVer ennrasard the
'desire tndav thai thla patronsee
would cnAtinne tturUff the cow
w.
WOUND FATAL
HOBBS DIED
YESTERDAY
Selfy Inflicted Injuria Cu
Uia Death at 11 ospihd.
WAS PONSOIO0S *
MOST OF THE TIHJ
DeatK Took Place at *4:40. Body
Removed to Home.
Unable to survive' the deadly
'wounds which he inflicted upon
himself Monday night, Herman
Hobbe died yesterday afternoon
at the Fowle Memorial'Hospital.
| His death took plaoe at 4:40T
It is etat^i that Hobbe retained
consciousness until an hour bo
fore hie death. He was able to
'talk but most of his words woro
plees that his sufferings be m*de
catfier if possible. His wounds,
which ?uade 15 penetrations of bi?
intestines," caused him infinite
pain. \
The body has *>e?n removed to
the Ilobbs homo wi?ere tho funer
the Hobbs home wher^.the funer
al services will be held. \
Guarantors
'*'? ^ Hold Meeting
, ??
Session . CG -Id Laet Night.
Plan* JM. <t for ?ocaI
Cluiuniuqun.
Due to the arrival of Mr*. Hey
ser of the Hwarthmore Chautau
qua. Association in the city yeater
dlv the meeting of the local guar
antors was held last night in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms,
instead of tonight, 'as had been
announced. About twenty of the
guarantors ?> were present and
plans discussed for this summer's
Chautauqua.
Oh acoountv.of tha absence of
the. 4>ri*uden^ and v\cM?n|gdewt
of the guarantor^ " CT
was elcted t enjpertrrv * .ebai
The names of the , various* 0?nfcr*\
mi t tees wore read * over. Oner
change was'made imthe'Kst, Min
Annie .Tantfs being appointed
chairmon of tfie'Junior Chautau
qua.
Mrs. Hevser had several intei^
ert ing suggestions to make. She
stated that plans.underlay for a
parade on the opening, day of the
Chautauqua and advised that a
marshal ne elected. Capt. Leach
was appointed to tltig position.
'After a discussion of general af
fair?-in oonnortion with the Chan
tauqua, the meeting adjourned.
There will be no meeting to
: night.
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?Collegiates
vs. Vanceboro
Game is Being Staged This After
noon on Local Diamond.
The baseball trtam of the Wash
ington Collegiate Insitute plays
Vanceboro this afternoon at tfie
-ftbPfcl grounds. The Washington
t&ath has been holding steadv
?praCtice of late and are confident
that they will win out In today's
oontest. The local team has ha^
a .most successful reason. Thanks
,|n: the generous residents of the
city, they have been Mvnplotely
o^Mpped with uniforms and are
ffrle to make a creditable appear
anco on the diamond.
Local Calendar
Of Coming Events
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Tonight?Annual debata for
C. G. Morrii m?xVa at tka hiflh
school ^auditorium. Publio i?
yitad.
Tonaght?Couimnncamant ax
crrian at Aurora hiffh school.
Thursday ni(fht?Claaa Day
cxnrim at auditorium of hiprli
?A?*. ? '
Friday night l^nmionmunrrt
ntnian at auditorium. Clar
P?,
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