ARCHIBALD IS ON THE
tk e. eat of lib wines you. knew 'It w**
a Taabo, just u you know a mc-iio*
Jark from e ? wallow. J "svr
So kith waa K that It seemed al
moat stationary. But It waa going
somewhere helwsan fifty and nlnatr
raflaa aa hour. It sesmsd to havs
al) the heavens to itself; and to the
British it waa a alnlitar, prying are.
It wanted to see If they vara building
any new trachea. If they wen mar
ine hodlea at troop* "or of transport la
some sew direction, and where their
battartea ware Is hiding. That avl
ator,. three mUaa above the earth, had
many waiting (una at his command.
A few elgnels from hla wireless and
they would let loose on the target he
Indicated.
Never Loses Its Ttirllt
Other features of life at the front
Archibald rushed the lighting; It ?
the hosleeeo of the Taube to lido
?tap. The aviator cannot kit baok
awiH through Us allies, the Oennaa
battertea. on the earth. They woaM
take ear* ot Archibald It they Maw
where he waa. Bet all that the avi
ator can see is mottled landscape.
Mm hla aide Archibald Mae no coal
Saga Ra to one of ten thousand tiny
objects under .the aviator's era.
AH the Romance Their*
Why ho waa named Archibald no.
body knows. As kts tail name is
Archibald the archer, poeaibly It
comae from soma aeeodatloa with
the Idea of archery. It than wan
tan thousand antiaircraft guns In the
British army, every one would be
known as Archibald. Whan the Brit,
lah expeditionary force want to
France it had none. All the British
could to wad to bang away at Taubea
with thousanda of rounds of rifle bul
lets, which might fall In their own
Unea, and with the Held guna.
It was pie tn those da ye lor the
Taubea. tt waa easy to keep out of
range ot both rifles and guns and ob
serve wall. If the Oermana did not
know the procreae of the British re
treat from on high. It was their own
fault. Now the business of (bring at
Thnbee la left entirely to Archibald.
When yon See how hard It la for Arch
ibald. after all his practice, to get a
Taube, yon understand how foolish It
waa lor the held gong to try to get
one.
Archibald, Who to quite the swcllegt
thing In the amy. kas his fcwa pri
vate ear ballt cepeetelly for blm.
While the cavalry horeae bock of tks
line* grow sleek from Inaction, the
ooroplanee have talija thefr place*.
let kvmtlwni and condlmcnU.
"> " ne*t u m prlTM* rieM'i
ml u ltv?lr, u ?n InlMd of >
Infut l?am . Th* ArehlMld.
* B*"w?"'r b0,0<1 ? ttfi* *??
bird. But It fcod tho luok *Mok aoot
pUom, BrltUh or Omit. kit> ?
ucaplnc antiaircraft gunflra. It had
begun edging ?w*y tlur tto Int (hot,
and soon Iraa oot of rang*.
Archibald had ?? Hi tfco (OlfOM
of hi* mitosc*. Ho had sent tha rrry
lm aaiUl *r* >??
?nrport tranchn, BtttUk ttolll w>
HIM I
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(?y Eastern Prees)
Greenville, 6ept. S. ? Re v. Percy
Q. Croae, of Texas, will arrive in'
the city tfcla afternoon at 6: SO, and
will tonight open a revival 1m the
Christian church. t
Rev. Crow la already known In
thtr section, having gerved the
church at Klneton some time ago.
It !? the purpose 'of Rev. Croat ev
erywhere he goes, to put hl?/?holel
heart and soul In hlv work, and he
usually producot results.
? |t Is Mid that he,wu k room
mate of BUly Sunday.
MX
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run tttiunlti
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Thaw through hl? attorney* Stona
* ?ton?, IM pernio* la mmi
pteaa eoart aiklug a dUorea fro?
hla .mh X. Th?w oh?rflW
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GEO. ARAMOONIE
131 E. Mam Street,
Washington, N. C,
Men's Custom Tailor.
11 ax
ffljn
Wilmington, n. c. Sept i. ? Aa
effort Is being mad-? throughout the
country to locate Lady Qereldlne,
th? only daughter of SI* Reginald
O. Wlafate, of London, who re
tiled, leaving a large eetate.
all o? "Which will go to Oeorge Win
gate. Jr.. nephew of the Iste Sir.
Reginald, unless the daughter can
be located h y October 1. She was
ts Wilmington for some weeks the
latter part of June and first of July,
registering under the name of Mrs.
XL Wadlelgh, representing a wo
man's literary club. She left hero
for Atlanta, where she was beard
from xon Jnly 27. bnt wince then
there has been no trace of her. and
representative* of Lord A Lord of
London fear ebe haa committed
suicide. She baa been twice mar
ried, and la regarded at an ad Ven
turas*. She was educated In the
United States, and her adventures
led the family to disown her. a
traveling man who knew her here
has been written for Information he
has about her.
(By Eastern Press)
Klnston, 8ept. 1. ? Richard Cobb,
colored, was discharged In the City
Court late Tuesday when Judge
Wooten found that charges of incest
and criminal assault brought by his
16-year-old daughter by a dead wife
without foundation. Sylvia Cobb,
it Is said, had been caught in im
proper coudoct with a man. and her
father chastised her. In revnge
she had a warrant drawn alleging
that he had forced her to an inhu
man purpose. In the hearing she
admitted that the treatment she had
received was not such to justify the
warrant, and she practically admit
ted to counsel for the defense that
the charges were false.
IMI FiMEt
KISSED 111
A dispatch to the Philadelphia
North American says
John Ornbrr, a big, husky, be
whiekered farmer, kiss' d W. J.
Bryan at the conclusion of the col
onel'* Chautauqua address at King
man. The Impact came so sudden .
that Bryan did not ha-re an oppor
tunity to sidestep. When the kiss i
had been planted squarely on bis |
Hps the former secrotar y backed a- 1
way and murmured somothlng like
"Thank you."
Bryan had touched on the war ]
during his lecture, and his eloquence
had stirred Grabcr's heart. He said !
he could not resist the grand ea- I
lute.
"Mr. Bryan. I have read your pa- !
per for years, and have admired
yon," Oraber said. "1 made up my '
mind that If ever I got a chance to |
too you I would kiss you."
North Carolina,
Beaufort County.
Thomas Bailey
vs.*' /
Arthur Bailey et al.
Andrew Bailey, one of the de
fendants in the above entitled no
tion, will take notice that an action
haa been commenced lp the Super
ior Court of Beaufort Goaty before
the Clark for the purpose of par
titioning among the hetri at laws
of Christopher Bailey orrtala lands
In the County of BeaufOrt of which
the said Christopher Bailey died
seised- and possessed.
Defendant will further take no
tice that said action is returnable
before the Clerk of the Superior
'Court, at hie office, In the Ooarl
hoeee. In said County of Beaufort,
In Washington, on October lat.
ltll, nnd that upon the defendant's
failure to appear and answer or de
mwr to the complaint which han^
been filed int his cnuee that th?
pfatntMf will demand Judgment up
on tfca return date thereof.
This the 80th day of Aagapt, mi.
OP* A. PAUL,
?i?k tapper fetirV
f-IWwi, \
Ayden 1 s to have a town hall, of
brick, two atortM, with the munici
pal offlcca on the second floor and
a market and quarters for a pro
posed flre department on the first,
it will be located In the center of
the busineaa district.
Improvement of the road from
Dover to Fort Barnwell is being
urged. Nine milee of the thorough
fare U said to be in extremely bad
shape. , j
Mrs. R. C. Cotten. of Greenville, j
will address women of Ayden inter
ested in .the orgnalsatlou ?? ? civic
league on Sunday.
A planter living near New Bernj
who had a calf killed by a train
took the carcass to the jnarket in
that city for sole. Health officers
eelied it and condemned a part of
the m at. The animal, It was prov
ed, had just been killed a few hours.
NOTICE OF MALE.
North Carolina ? Beaufort County.
Superior Court ? Before the Clerk]
Jennie Sparrow. Harry McMul'.an,
and John G. Tooley,
v?.
Elizabeth Moor* and George Moore.
Under and by virtue of a decree
of th? Superior Court of tseaufort
County. North Carolina, in the above
entitled proceeding, the undersign
ed, as Commissioner, will, on the
3t0h day of September, 1915, at 13
Noon, sell, at public auction, for
cash, to the highest bldd r. before
the Court House door of Beaufort
County, North Carolina, the follow
.?g described real estate, vie:
Situated In the State of North I
Carol'na, County of Beaufort, and |
In Bath Township, which is bound
ed and described as follows: Be
ginning at a marked corner, known
as the Eborn corner, and running
N. 87. degrees 4 5 min. W. 645 feet
to a stump; thence N. 16 degrees
30 min; E. 2020 feet to an iron axle]
on the public road, known as the
Dardon's Creek road; thence with
the said road Wcsterdarly to the line!
of Cabin Branch; thence with the
run of the sa'.d branch S. Co E. 36
pal 8, It being the line of the John
L. Roper Lumber Co.'s Satchwell
laud; tence with the said John L.
Roper Lumber Co. s line, the sa e
belr.g a marked line, S. 26 W. 1'
feet, to the said John L. Rop
Lumber Co.'# Southeast corner efl
the said 8atchwell land; thence N.
70 degree* 30 min. W. 948 feet to!
the beginning; containing 60 acros.j
more or less; as surveyed by M. M.
Worthlngton on or about June 8th, I
1915, the courses herein given be-j
lng magnetic as of thatdate.
Dated and posted August 30th, |
1915.
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Coramlwloacr.
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KAST CAROLINA
Teachers" Training School
A State School to trjin teacher* for the Public School*
of North Carolina. Every energy is directed to thia on*
purpose. Tuition free to all who agree to teach. Fall
terra begins September 21, 1915.
ROBT. H. WRIGHT. Pre,.
Greenville. N. C.
Two Years Ago Tomorrow
Remember the damage done September 3rd.
1913, by wind.
Get a Windstorm Policy NOW.
Phone 266 tonight.
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embraces the latent Ideas of
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Ul? CABBAGK mm* COl.LABD PU.it
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6t> Dirtnv womei mere l-niin
X?r? are treats ipota oti their kite*
?n floor* and water with any aoumaf
ot ?cmbblnf will not remove tbems
lu ?t try aioohol to nmori these n?i
apote, and roe will be irltmt with
Uiw result.
George E. Downey, comptroller of
Jje treasury who hab beeu chosen tr:
Cll the vacancy on the bc:ich of tti
Halted State* court tf claims cat..- %u
by the retirement of Justice Howry,
lie comes from Indiana, where for tan
7W? he wa? f.clr^plt. Jvdfe.
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