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WASHINGTON W. C. THURSDAY AFTER NOON JUNE 17 1*15 ^ ?'
ROADS NEEI
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rtrtt Mm, ??4 tkay an alao artlxj
mm *? W* b. dom. T aotln In
?M fayar wfcara mara ara ? aarlae
la <? ba Ml f boj? tod
Ma of then I
i IB idriBoa, Bor * nambarl
of aa ??t to ut?o<! tkain- I
Ut aa kan tba food fan la; then
to ootkta? -w Mi ?n la tha|
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Tovri Ttrr truly,
wot ? e ?? k
"Negro Girl Is ,
Kept Chained
I By Hrr Btep-FaUMT
"Come ban. } If niU to
?bow ye ? sl?ht-" Tba> spoke a ooi
ored attlaaa ?T MbMn rwttrdaj
(a Jostle? of Iks Pa? Oeort? V.
lalkaat. Tka J settee rat to ?M~
the "sl?ht." He found a color?
ftrl. about 14 years of a?e, studiu
?liUkM with baa?r chains She
was koaad utul tka waist aad
from bar wslst tka ckala ran dow.1
to kar to*, whars It was locked
secoreiy ?boat kar aaklaT When
ssked what a?* was doing. >he ts
ptlad tkat kar etapfathar. oaa Dan,l
Lee. look tula method of keeplni
IM bom? whlta ha was sway at
work, aba added tkat M locked
bor to a tablo aad ha? daft* so for
tka last woaK. -?tr?t > ?
What action win batakaa by tki
proper aatkoAtlea. la aot kbofa a'
the preoeat. tl la aertata. however,
tkat tka aaaa wUl be tkorosfbly In
?dltav
Ml?
?Isltok
orar tka rHy
rc
with
rtra aad kaatllac appa
Waakiiftoa. ' Ha alao kad doapld
srabla to aay about the badatWtil
Itaaiaua of Ma
of tka toalala* mk
to erase his path.
? Of Orr
It*. A. r. * A. II
callad tor' toaltht at I o'clock at
t hair kail at tka earner of Tklrd aad
Itsaafc str sets ink special eon
aiualcatlon la eallerf tor tho pur
pose of (?afarna? tka Masters da
?r??. All Marker? aro orgently re
?Mmnr'Wliii
FORKING FOR
WffiTEWAY
MIT AJTBR.YOOH AKt
ACTION 6 TAKEN
Discuss Sale
Of Tickets
Met This
A meeting Of tbe ChauUuqua
(QMnton WM held this morM^g la
tto Chaml>erof .Commsrcs ro&rrrr
and ?ev?r*l important matters, prom
inent among them being the safe of
ticket?, were taken up and discuss
ed.
A final campaign will be mac^e to
day and It 1a believed that over j*.
Solid red tick vrte will be sold 1
night. This will leave only a few
ticket? and those'who desire to pur
chase season tickets are urgently re
quested to do so at once.
Another and a final meeting of
the guarantors will be held In the
Chamber of- Commerce rooms to
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. At
tht? meeting It Is essential thai ev
ery guarantor be present.
A SPECIAL SERMON.
Will Be Preached by Ker. J. J.
i/ssrte at Asbury M. K. Church.
A special sermon will be preached
by Rev. J. J. Lewis, at Asfcury M
B. Church near Bunyon, N. C., Sun
day morning, June 27th, for tbe
baneflUI of Mother Lodge, No. 1, C.
B. H. All members of the lodge
ara requested to assemble on the
ch?rdh grounds not later the*M0:S0
a. m., for the purpose of entering
In * body.
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Violation Of
Th* uBlue? Law
(Mlini
wms* Ottar Own
M th* eeeelon or th* recorder's
oourt ye*terdey tfteraon. O. M.
WU1U WM charred with telllni
oooa-oola wlthla the city limit? on
Sonday, in violation of th* city?
"Mm" law. He <u Oaed t*n dol
lar, u4 coata, bat took an appeal
trmi to? declaton rendered
Dr~a T. WleboHon wee charged
with h?TlB( H llfh? OB hI* eotomo
hll* after dark. He wee fined coat*
of coart.
John Hardy, colored, wa* charged
with ?topping Ma tre Defer on the
city rtreete. He waa fined coate.
im>WT WfUTK l.BTTBR.
"I wleh you'd Juet tar la yonr
paper today that I dl'do't write that
letter about the doc law, which ap
peared th* other day orer the IBIt
Uh. -W. C."> eald W. F. Clarke,
local manaaeT of the expreea com
pear "A lame nunjber of p*rao*a
?ar* eek*d me If I tod WrHtafc It.
hMMM^thaa lattlale are the mu
Chautauqua:
opens here
TOMORROW
PJUMDI
i MANY EVENTS
k;lT'
2:00?Parade aUrta op Main
I: 0 0?Afternoon Morion of CfeM*
1:00?Bvenln? aesrion.
Chautauqua vltk begin? to Wirt
Ington tomorrow. Extensively ad
vntlMd throughout the dt7. county
and adjoining sections-of the State,
tt la efepected that the attendance
will fnatljr cue??! that
Tha sale of advance
of UUK
Tha avtomobila parada tomorrow
prorata?? t- b? a big attraction. A
large namber of antolrta hare an
nounced their intention of catering
In tha parade. Brigade* of young
men and lad lee will also tako part.
Picture? of the parade will be taken '
and abown at the Chautauqua at *o-1
morrow'? evening session. The pa
rade win proceed from the court
bouae up Main atreet to the Chau
tauqua ground?. Admission will be
given free at tomorrow's afternoon
performance to all who take part ?n
the parade.
The following bare been Invited
to act in the parade:
The Naval Militia.
The Boy Scout?.
The Camp Rire Olrls.
Tho Fire ^Department ~
The Suffragist?.
Salvation Army.
It la also desired that aa many
children as poasible be on band.
They will be decorated with sashes,
banners, and streamers furniahed by
the Chautauqua Association. AH
those having auto? are aaked, and
will be decorated with banners and
streamers.
Any business houses who wish to
Jc!ir the parade are asked to bring
placards and banners advertising
their respective businesses. ?
The parade will be formed at the
court house at two o'clock and pass
through the main streets to the big
tent.
Start On Cruise
On 3rd Of July
Interesting Itinerary Hbh Bwn Prc
l?ml for the Hoys of the N. O.
N?vr1 Militia.
A most attract It? cruise has been
planned for the North Carolina nav
al militia this year. The local com
pany. the 6th vision, 1? eagerly
looking forward to the day of em
barkment nod It In expected that a
large number wll" take the cruise.
The Washington company will
leave here on July 2nd. proceeding
by train to Norfolk, from whore
they will embark on the tJ. 8. 8.
Kearsage on July Srd, for Nearport.
R I. Two days' shore leave will be
granted them at that point. Thiy
will then sail for Gamders' Bay,
where target practjoe will be hel'
'for tw$ days After the completion
of the Kesrsage will sail
tor New Ytffk^Clty, where two days1
shore Is*** will be granted. From
New York', &e vessel will return to
Hampton Roads, where tha boys will
disembark a ad ,t%ke the train for
^aaMftton, arr ving hero 6n the
morning of July 17tb.
"WDORA'' CI/OMDB
TOMORROW WIOHT.
The New Theatre will preeent the
last episode of that faraona serial
"Zudora" the $S0.900?000 mystery,
tomorrow night. On aooount of
the Chautauqua opening tomorrow
night this house will keep their
place open until after the Chautau
qua la >?? In order to g*re any one
that wis has to attend the Chautau
qua a chance to aae the laot of thla
serial. 80 any one can attend the
Chautauqua tomorrow night, them
come to the New Theatre and aae
tho <??1sh of IMs great aerial.
* Raw la a picture showing to what measure? the civilian population of Mexico has to resort In ordar to
kaap NmU from ftvtoal starvation. Poor Mexican women with smD'.y market baskali are seen thronging about
9M af tks vaf tfm supply depots, whsre they are given barely enough,to keep body and soul together.
Why <|ty Needs Y.M C.A.
Local Forces Aire Urged to Join m securing Association
' For Washington.
(Contributed)
Are we doing t k? right tiling by
oar koy? W? t0 do right,
of com. Oar life la wrapped up In
.them. Vol ?0? w ??Troonding thein
with Meh influeacdb as make? for
the beet physical, nfeet&l and moral
conditions in the Caere? Ia it not
time that an urgeoftAlea la made for
Home aort of coniiaBUy conscious
ness which will a^ptken the satis
fied residents of ?10 community to
the proper sense 0# their dvic re
sponsibility? What'local forces are
at work for the m?ral regeneration
of the community? Perhaps the
: oung men are not-entire!? blamc
wottfcy for falling ifc*o?ills whic'i
m iuittag In every town. There
are no Christian Association? for
either boy or girl. There are at
lenot a score of men who might oa?
<!y hnlld and equip a Y. M. C. A. cr
-iomo Institution equally profitfleb.e
from a social standpodnt. Tet noth
ing of the kind hae ben done. Do
we realise the. importance of con
serving our young manhood? He
* bo graepa tho youth grasps the
future. If you wai<t to do eome
thlng for the world, do 1t for the
youth. We want to occupy people'n
minds and lives, eirpeclally the young
peoplo with thoughts and activities
along the line of good to such an
extent that tbe preponderance will
more than offset wtiat la sometimes
a stronger attraction along the lines,
of evil. The essential thing for r
strong nation 1* to have a generation
of men with clean bodldflk There In
no hope forvthe future proaperlty
of a community In the judgment and
discretion' of the profligate. We
want to keep the youth from temp
tation. "ReaiW beginnings; tt :ls
too late to employ medicine when
the evil has bttcome strong by hab-|
It."?Ovid.
There t? a tremendous awakening
throughout the worll as to the na
ture and needs of the young man
and oar duty towards the youth.
Training them to be ever for better
things, for progfeee, for a big'
standard of living, for slmpleness
and gentleness, honor and clean
mirth. Who shall cay how great la
the slgnMcance of this movement ?
In the Y. M. C. A. schools of
America 74,000 boys and men are
fitting themselves to step up a IKtle
higher and most are following Leng
fsUow's rule for greatness; tolling
up*?* te the rtstte. tht Y. tt. ? AS1
furnishing the ladder for their ad
vancement. Thfs ifltufocdatlon has
chosen for Its own the motto, "Ter
ence." "Anything that concerns a
man do I deem of indifference to
me.'* That Is why the Y. M. C. A.
Is gslnlng s?ch a tremendous hold
Ion the men of America, and the CTy
which John J. Holland once voiced
still ascend?:
"God give us men, 9 time like this
demands:
j Strong minds, great hearts, true
faith and ready hands;
Men whom the lust of office does
not kill;
Men whom the spoils of office san
not buy;
Men who possess opinion and a
will;
Men who have honor, men who
will not He:
Men who can stand before a dem
agogue without winking!
Tall met, sun-crowncd, who live
above the fog.
Tn public duty and private think
ing.
HOITK HA8 RISKS' CHANGED.
At the argent request of many
purchasers of tickets for the Chan
tausua, ths hour* of beginning the
sessions have been changed from
t:80 and 7:30 p. m. to S and 8 p. m
TO PRBAOH TONIGHT.
Rider John A. Shaw expects D
V. to preacl^ In the Primitive Bap
tist church tonight. [Bervlco will
begin at f o'clqck.
"GOOD TASTE"
'RYSTAL ICE CREAM
SPECIAL
Red. Cherry and Scuppernong
TRY THEM.
Don't be diaappohited for Sunday?your Cream
must be ordered by 6 P. M. Saturday. ?
Crystal Ice Company
PHONE 83 WASHINGTON, N. C.
HOME
Building And Loan Association
Will Open a New Seri? July 3rd. COME IN.
Call at Banking House of
Savings & Trust Company
For Booklet Explaining It
WASHINGTON
Hospital News.
Lawrence Midget te. of Aurora. Is
a patient at the hospital. Ho was
operated on Sunday for append'clt's
and Is doing i.ice!/
Mrs. Rochelle, of Washington,
was operated on Monday for appen
dicitis.
Mrs. Tanksrd, of Bath, who ha?
been a ?ntient at the hospital for
the last week or two. 'eft for iM
home yesterday. ,
Mrs. R. H. Kao.? also left the
hospital yesterday and has return-1
ed to her home in Farjpville.
Allen Ives, of New Bern, who wif
operated on by Dr. Carter, returned
home yesterday, greatly Improved.
Mrs. Lee Thorn peon, who recently
'tanMrwent An Operation T retttrne ft
her home In Aurora today.
Mrs. Wynn, of Jacksonville, also
leaves the hospital today.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. M Art h n Mlxon.
Friends and relatives are today*
mourning the death of Mrs. Martha
Mlxon, wife of Jesse B. Mlxon, who
passed away at her home yeeterday
afternoon at about 2 o'clock. The
funeral was held thla afternoon at
4 o'clock from the home. Rev. E.
M Snipe?, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating Interment was
at Otkdale cemetery.
Mrs. Mlzon, about two years ago.
suffered from a stroke of paralysis.
She apparently recovered from this
and waa In god health until stricken
with apoplexy last Friday. Since
then she had ben seriously 111. 8he
la survived by her husband and six
children, County Treasurer E. R.
Mlxon. of Washington; George W.
Mlxon, of Pungo. J. G. Mlxon. of
Runyon; Mrs. J. D. Eborn. of Bay
fclde; Mrs. M. G. Peel and Mri. H.
M. Candy.
Deceased was an earnest worker
and member of the Methodist church
She was & slater of the late I?. R.
Mayo. She was a loving wife and
mother and her memory will be kept
green by many residents of Wash
ington and eleewhere, who knew her
and loved her.
Slander Case
At Bel haven
Preliminary Hearing Held A gain*t
Ellsworth Thompson. Wltneeso*
The oaae of the United States rs.
Ellsworth Thompson, of Pantego.
chargedwlth slandering a young lady
through the United States malls,
waa heard before United State?
Commissioner A. C. Latham, of Bel
haven. Tuesday afternoon.
While Ave witnesses were exam
ined. due to the fact that two m.v
terlal witnesses for teh government
were absent, the case was Alntlndeu
until a late- ("ay when theae wit
nesses. one of whom real dee In Vir
ginia and the other In Georgia, car
be present. The defendant has be?n
required to faralsh the same ball
as already given tor his personal ap
pearance. E*-Sheriff George R.
Rlefca to kto
?J?
ZEPPELINS
m RAID
ON COAST
FIFTEEN PBfUONS IN ENGLISH
TOWNS ARB REPORTED TO
HAVE BEEN FILLED. F1RKH
STARTED BY BOMBA.
ITALIANS ARE
PROGRESSING
AuntrUna l n*Mr to Cheek IitwIwi
(ifrniMw Claim Himtwhi. Brit
ish Army
Offensive,
l-on<Sou, June 17,?A Zeppelin
raid over the northeast rout of
England last night caused the heav
iest lose of life among non-combat
ant? from such attacks daring the
war. with the exception ef yeeter
lay's raid by French aeroplanes over
(tarlaruhe, Germany. Details of the
attack on the English coast are held
hack by the British censor, bat It Is
announced officially that fifteen per
sons were killed and as many more
wounded, and that several fir*?
were started by the bombs. The at
tack on Karlsruhe caused the death
of nineteen j-tsotm and fourteea
worn wounded seriously.
Jtnlinn Invasion
The Invasion of the province of
Trent by the Italians la proceeding
steadily, and according to the
Italian general staff, the dominat
ing position? gradually are being
occupied. The Austrians. who -has*
despatched fF,O0(rJiBeiV from Ti*ent
to resist the Invaders, have not yet
sccep'ted battle. On the Isonso front
thp Austrlans have prepared elab
orate defense^, including lu some
locations several lines of trenches
of ma.ionry or concrete.
German* Claim Ruccewee*.
German claim? of new successes
in Gallrla are confirmed In part by
an official statement from Petro
grad It Is sild the Germans brought
up fresh tro>ps. and the Russians
were compelled to fall back. No
mention la made of Moiclska, the
rapture of which was announced
yesterday si Berila.
Brit I mli Take Offensive.
The British army on the western
front has resumed the offensive.
Paris announres that (he British
have carried a ur. t her line of Ger
man trenches -yest of T.a Baasee.
T?>rpe?l? Boat Sunk.
A French torpedo boat has been
sunk In collision with a British
steamer. 81? members of the crew
were drownnd
OBITI AR V.
Mr*. Tallinn Arrhhril.
Mr* Arch bell. wlfa of E. L. Arrh
bell. of thla pity. dlad thla mornlnfT
at 11 o'rlork. She wm 40 yeara of
ar* and !? aurvlved bv har hnaband
and flve children. Tb* fnn#?ra1 aer
vlcea will b?? hold tomorrow after
noon at S o'clock from tha Preaby
Urlan church. Rev If. TV Raarljcht
offlclaHnr Tntarmant will be at the
oM Trlnltr church In Chooowlnfty.
T>ecaa**d waa born In Waahlnarton
anl haa llrad all bar llf? tn thla city.
Wafora h*? marrlara ah? waa Mian
T.nilan Cranrar 8ha had been 111
for the taat twr? month?, bat her
4a*th cama aa a aad ahoch to h?r
rHatlvea and manv Manda, who
I nra-red and booed for her recovery.
( flhe waa lovad by all who hnaw her.
Mncera armpathr I? extended to tfe?
bafaar??r1 membara of har family.
New Theater
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War Ptcturaa ' <*
Tomorrow MgM
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