WA3HWGTOM N. C. FRIDAY MTKRNOQN SEPTEMBER 10. 1115 Now *7
H
tir.
HHI1U 0?
s*w .uaocTAnoM was
PLANS FORMED
Tl>? Urit regular meeting of tU*
Waehlngtoa Balneal ??'? Aeeo
cletlon ?1? held last ? l(kt ln UM
room? of tke Cham bar of Conaim.
* repreeantallve body ot merchant?
??? preeent. By-law* war* adopt
ed, the election of o?eara completed
aa executive committee appointed.
*?4 otk?r Important matter? ware
atteadad to.
Follow! Of ar? tb? o Boar? ot the
aaaoetatloa.
Preeldeat?J. It Hoyt.
Vlca-President?J. T Bnckman.
Treasurer?W. H. Rosa.
?*ra?arr?J. D. Paul.
Tbe following war? appointed to
??"? " aa ?xect*lre committee.
Claude Uttla, F. J. Berry. C. A.
Flyaa, E. R. Tout, T. 8. Worth;
and F. T. Phillip*.
H waa decided that th? aaaaal
meeting? ba bald oa the third Taaa-'
dar In September Re(alar moat'h
. lj meetings wiu ba. held oa th? third
Tuesday of cach month
There waa eonelderahle dlscuaalon
?? to the ha? means of carrying oat
the work of th? organisation and
maay excellent plana were ?1(|M
ed. Another aaaatlng will be Md
aa TmMsi. Beptember list. 't :
BANK Or WASHINGTON
MAKES GOOD SHOWING
Highly HaHafigWT Report of Baaka
Conditio?! la Olvrv Out.
A good ladlcaHoa or the proapar
Uy of a city la the oaadlUoa of It?
baaklag Inatltnlllona. The Baak of
Washington, la their advertisement
today, give oat a statement, which
lacladaa their business ap to Sep
tsmber sacoad.
At the laat report o( this iMtak,
th? loaas aad dtacoaati war? given
at tttl.SSS.4P. The pres?at report
?bow? them tS be tSll.tll ll Caah
aad daa from baaka waa tll.?t7.U
aad la now t?l,l?7.<5. Undivided
produ war* ?11.77?.11 aad ar? sow
til,til.M. Bills payable war?
11?.00?.00 aad are aow ttt.ooo.oo.
NiNDtR op nmni
DICRSAffi IN MUROH
Ralegh. Sept. it.?The noatbly
report of Chl?f of Polto? C. M. Wal
ter* show? that US arrests were
la Aagaet. a eabetaatl*! de
eraaaa when eompared with Attsabt
UK. whan ov?r too arraat? ware
made. Whlta people arrested ware
?men/It: wamaa, 7. Colored
mm. 7?; woman. 7. The report la
remarkaM? for th? nnall numb* ut
dranke arreeted, 11. aa agalaet tka
former average of It* eavry month
HUMANI
ON
Q?ort? Birron vsi brought up
before tke recorder on two
jnalerdar?dlaorderlj conduct tod
He waa ?HM coeta
In both mu
itmi thought t bat the "Virginia
DarwJHrll." who recently i??? ?n
exhibition la thti otti. didn't bare
anything _pn him. tad h? proceeded
to prore hI? theorr br cUmhlng op
tli* ouulde wall of tha Naw Thaatre
and entering In tha second at or 7
window. Ha made tha climb euc
caaatnllr. h ?t. ha found an offlcer
awaiting him when ha got through.
Oeorge uyi. "Nerer again!"
CREDIT UNION
AT NEW BERN
Merrtuu*?' ?f thai Citj P Wig
Orgsmlsetfcm Similar to the
Our H^f.
(By Eastern Proas)
j New Bern, Sept. 10.?Almost
Mty local merchant? and repreaen
j tati ve bus! nese men o t New Bern
I have signed the contract of organi
sation for a credit union and are
co-operating to belter the local cred
it and trade conditions. Hearty en
dorsement baa been given the or
ganisation and practically no onpo
jsltion of any kind has been voiced
I against the project. ? meeting fa
| to be bold next week wben perma
nent plans of organisation will be
adopted.
J. T- Henry, state organiser, has
been working np interest In tbe local
organisation and will remain bere
uatll every "business man and pro
fessional man has co-operated in tbe
work. He will t ben visit every
merchant la Craven, Jones, Pamlico,
; Onslow and Carteret counties, gegt
ting tbetr support Inma^g on
J of the State in this district.
CARTHAOB POOTOKFICB
18 LOOTED BY YHUOMEN
- ' ' ?
The Yeggs .Make Watchman Lie
Down. Put Doner BUI Over Hie
Ryes and THB Him to bo
Quirt.
(Special to thfl. Dally News)
Carthsgc, Sept. 10.?Two yegg
men entered the post office here tbls
morning at. 2 o'clock, cracked the
safe and secured Its contents con
sisting of about $1.500 worth of
stamps and between $200 and $300
In cash.
The town watchman was attract
ed towards thes cene by a noise
previous to tfh explosion and upon
approact^ng the yeggtmen covered
him ', with pistols, conducted him
some'50 feet from the building,
esnsed him to lie down flat oh nls
bsck snd placed a $1 bill over his
eyes and requeated him to keep
Quiet. He obeyed orders to the let
ter, while the looters performed the
Job. After finishing they backed off
and informed the ofQosr he could
get up. The, officer iguv thoin leave
snd gave the alarm ,tot flherlff Blue,
who IS following upr.{M meagre
clusa he 4au obtain. ' ;
r prit iTn
i
fivbst nftm at s: k. ad.%mh ,
* op.
t-lMtl
NEXT WEEK IS
REDFERN.( WEEK
j/t In down In fodr memory?tt
1? An event worth Attending -and
dnVf fall to com? In some time dur
ing the week. 7 :'~u *'*? N 1
Mlse Bell, en aasocUt* designer
?f Redfern Corsets. will be with us
and will gtre you mtn/ valuable,
suggestion* about corset?, how to
Weer them, and the corset for four (
particular type of figure- sufgea- |
II mean a greet deal to
appearance. Come
n the morning, if possible, as the
?ection will be le? crowded then.
iO?. COMPANY
MEDICAL EXAMINATION {
OF SERVANTS IS URGED
IN WASHINGTON
Local Citizen Cites Cases Wherein
Diseases Have Been Carried Into
the Home by Means of Infected
Servants.
Editor Washington Daily New?,
Iff dsar sir: ? , . t- t
Ws, M Citizen* of a progressive
dtr should seriously consider a
Medical Inspection lpw for all par
?ona who ara oogagod in cooking,
laundry work, tabla and dining aat
vice, or in any occupation whore
there is great danger of disease con
tamination. 1
Many of oar Southern cities now
have such a protecting law an4 In
estimable benefit has been shown.
In municipalities harlng such a law
both the health of the cltlsaoa and
the working capacity of the servants
hare increased in direct proportion
to the stringency of the Medical ex
amination.
This summer I had the opportun
ity of examining scores of patients
of an out-patient clinic at a large
Southern medical institution. In
looking orer my medical charts at
the conclusion of the season I no
ticed that a heavy percentage of my
patients were either cooks, waiter*;
butlers, washerwomen or nurses?
Just such a class of servants that
come in direct communication with
our homes. I cannot help but feel
[thst a brief recspttnlMlon of la
emsll part of gathered statistics
will make my appeal more ?lrenlc
than i( would othsrwlse be.
Of 34 hotel waiters examined, >6
were shown to be In moderate ad
vanced or far advaaeed stages of
tuberculosis. The other 8 waiters
were Incipient case? of tubaronjosi*.
An ekMtfWWg of ?T ?w*a. both
at" private homes, clubs, restaurants
snd hotels, showed an alarming
number--* 4-of specified cases These
cook*. previously unexamined, nor.
forbldden by Uw, daily handled the
food that wm ?erred Ufon the table
?sain, of 11? nursia coming un
der my observation at'<Jhe clinic, 98
war? speclflcly In fee tod. . 12 were
modartftely advanced e|in of tuber
culoels, I had laryngeal diphtheria,
and the remaining 4 'were In the
final stage? of military tuberculosis.
Oat of 8f washerwomen, 38 were
employed to do laundry work at
private homes, 1 at steam laundries
and 1 at a Chlneee laundry. There
were contagions diseases in the
home* of 86 of these women?mea
sles, mumps, scarlet fever, whoop
ing cough and diphtheria, and yet
the family laundry was sent into
the home ?vary week to form one
of the many portals of entry for
disease to Itsr occupant?.
I will not burden you with a
monotonous column of medical sta
tistics, however I hope I have cited
enough Instances to show how we
are dally jeopardised by filth and
disease. Is It not a miracle that
these people are not the cause of
the stalking abroad, during the
night of our social negligence, or
horrible Pandemics.
1 hope and earnestly request that
you let your paper serve ax the
medium for thla social advancement
t feel sure that the ph^alclans and
an overwhelmingly majority of our
eitlaens will cooperate with you to
make Washington city. ia
JVoroFCarSffna' ta the protection of
the health of her people.
ALLB.V H. MOORE.
COMMENDS LOCAL BANK
FOR AIDING FARMERS
National Concern Writes First Na
tional Bank in Regard to Ad
vancing Money on Cotton
Stored in Warehouses.
8t. Louis, Mo.. Sept. 1, 1916.
The First National Bank,
Washington, N. C. *
Gentlemen:
Attention: Mr. A. M Dumay,
Our Mr. W. T. Bailey, Jr.. wfco
represents us in the Carolina terri
tory and resides at ^Washington, N.
C.. has cut out frop your local
paper your ad. addreaaed to the
farmers lh your community advis
ing your wlllUtgneqp to advance
them money on ootton stored In
standard warehouses, at a rate of
6 per cent per annum.
This company only wlahe? there
were more bankers In the Eaet and
South who were purualng the aame
DKLDCMTBH ABB KLFHTKV)
1X> W. C. T. II. COJfVBPfTlON
At tta? mating or th? W. C. T. U.
yevterday afternoon, Mrs. Fannie
SuftK* and Mrs. C. 0. Morris were
elected to attend the fltate
meeting which la ?oon lo convene
in Raleigh. Mre. R. T. Stewart and
Mre. C. F. Biand wera elected alter
mm *' " ? *4;
AT THE
BELLMO
' ' ?AMOiai
"Thft DIAMOND FROM TWB :KT"
"OU Fiw. With t*ew ruu"
VC7T1 BMi
In.lM W.k SanraiUnn
BiAuirtm! uyvw*
? AM ^ i
?CROSBBD WIRfOR"
I itu^ ' s r;
Whouwr ??Kin Ik* f?
)??? Mit? not?c? U ?MU. ?M
' *"?<? ??ta
course you are. We are sure were
thry to dd so. generally the South
today would be in a different posi
tion than It 1>.
Your advertlxed Interest rate is
on a "live and let live" base, and
ahou!d be appreciated by every man
living In your vicinity, rapeclally
those who have come in contact with
tho 10, 12 and 15 per cent bankers.
We want to assure you that ahould ,
this house have any business to
tranaact In your vicinity.--that bus
Ineas will be placed through your
good bank.
Your* very truly,
I - , Parlln & Orendorff Plow Co.
of 8t. Louis.
i Paul R. McCoy. Mgr.
HKT MUD THAI* FOH AVTO.
Tfcrti Farmer |lff a Day Poll
Ing Out MswhhnI Machine?.
Wilerlown. 8. D., Sept. 10.?^-Thlt
county bat one who la an active
candidate for the title of "meanest
man." While travelling In th'
weatern part of the county, lfaurlc
A. Ilockman. aaperlntendent of
brldgee, became atuck with h!? au
tomoblle In a mudhole In front of a
farmhouae, and the farmer waa call
ed oa to help extricate the maehlne.
Rainfall had been acant. and In
quiry developed that th? farmer bad
dag a pit la the road and filled It I
wMh water hauled In a tank. Hej
ooaleaaed to Mr, Hoc k m an that the;
m ad hole had o^tpd about fit a I
day. Ha waa aavfng the moaay for
aa automobile.
tVTNRIHK MUCAD AND OJ*
tfca mi aon- y can b?y. M i. B, I
ADAMB * CO.
I-IMH. 'v
WIELDERS OF HAND GRENADES
The hand grenade as a war weapon la being used with considerable
success on the firing line. To protect the grenadiers from being overcome
by. the poisonous gases rblch are used with such telling effect by the Ger
mans. a special manic which prevents the inhalation of the gasee hue been
brought Into use. Heavy helmets guard sgalnat Injury from bursting shell!
overhead, and to complete the antldcath costume worn by the grenadiers
they wear a bullet-proof waistcoat The photograph pictures two of the**
French grenadu-throwers. equlppod 6lth their grotesque proofs *gsin?t
death, in tho act of throwing grenades nt the enemy.
NORTH CAROLINA WOMEN
IN PLAN FOR MEMORIAL
Movement Extends Throughout the
South for Organizing Permanent
Memorial to Mrs. Wilson.
(Special to the Daily News)
Xlrs. R. J. Reynolds, State Presi
.Ieni-fftr North Carolina of the Klion
Wilson Memorial, is making plans
for the orgunization of committee*
of leading women, of tbc state for
the purpose of raising fund* for thf
pormaueut memorial to tiio wife of
President Wilson. It Ik hoped to
have the movement indumeri by th??
'tato Federation of Womeu's Club*,
the Daughter* of the American Rev
olution, the United Daughter? of
the Confederacy, the Colonial Dames
Church Societies, mid other social
tnd patriotic orders of women, as
well as by individuals, and not only
thoir indorsem nt. but ihelr active
"o-operat!on in the movement.
The movement of the memorial,
although it originated in the South,
is national in its scape. and it is ex
pected that 1?' fore Ionu women all
over the country will bo working |
for it and will make it one of the i
107,000 POUNDS
SOLD TODAY!
I<<>ral WarclmuM^ KnJojnl <?o<m1|
l>ny'H Sales .
10?.00* pouiiftd of tobacco waul
ao'tl at t ho local warehouses thin |
morning, divided an follows?: 12,000.
30.000 and 66.000. Market prices
Mill continue excellent. Today'?
was one of the larftcnt Rales of the
bvason at* the local market.
riCOMI.VKNT WILMIN'OTON MAN
l?IKS OF RRKJHTK RISKA.HF.1
Wilmington. Sept. 10.?0?orgcl
W Kidder, one of Wilmington'*
best known and ronst prominent j
citizens, died today at his cottage
WrlRhtavllte Beach after two week'x|
lines* of acute BrlRht'a difleaae, In j
he 74th year of his a*e.
9PMC7VAI? FOR HAT1 RI?AY?AR
movr Star Hanu and Majeatlcl
Hams at 18o par pound Phone |
97. J. E. AT>AM8 A CO.
KXC*ELtiK\ T I (<CM.1L \>1
M;.. TUK.tTHK TONIGHT
The New Theatr? offer? tonight
ono of the * best #1x reel prograinr
that they have had for Bome time
The fourth aorlpa of the "Who
Pays" serifs will hp Rhown. pntltlpd
"Thp Love Liar." and will no douht
he the strongest pictures in this
aeries yet ahown. Thpre will alsn
l?p a three reel Hroariway feature
picture by the Vitagraph company
entitled "In the t>aya of Famine.**
Ab evpry on? know* the quality of
?h?'ae Hrofidwny featurp picture* It
'a useless to say a word for thpni
With Rurh a program an tonlgh^'p
the New TliPHtrp should l?e pack'd
HWH II \ KKH.
I am* look in p and expecting you
'o show up every day.
I.OHT: ON K POOTMjK IKHi; Nam.d
"Trlxle." Finder plpasp return to
Mr*. W. H. Horner, Charlotte St
9-10 2tc. /
greatest enterprises of thf sort e\
undertaken by the women of this?
country.
When the matter of a memorial
to Mn Wilson ?a.- ?a;d before the
President last summer by Mrs. 11. 1.
Hughes. of Kome, Ga , the town iu
which Mrs. Wilson was educated.
-ugRistinp thai Mr. Wilson ad via*
the form the memorial should take,
he wrote expressing his appreciation
and stating: "My own judgment
would be that it would he best
raise a fund which should he an en
dow m ? nt. the in ter en t of which
I should be used to pay the way
I through school of mountain boy? and
girls,?because I know tha: this .s
what Mrs. Wilson would have done
If she had had the means and op
| portunlty. She was paying for t'
education of several herself !r:?r
, yir to year. It mle* ? be c.illec I
the Ellen Wilson Fu I for th"
[ Christian Et'ucat -.i cf Moui Tin
I Youth."
"GOOD TASTE"
RYSTAL ICE CREAM
FRESH REACH
ITS FINE?TRY IT. ALSO
OTXZil FLAVORS. ?
Crystal Ice Company
PHONE S3 WASHINGTON, N. C
ASKED FOR
REMOVAL
> OF DilBA
AUSTRIAN ENVOY IS NO LONGKK
ACCEPTABLE TO THE U. 0.
GOVERNMENT.
NOTE ELSENT
Unhivwvlcr Peuflel d at Vinuu In
wtrocted to Notify tike Foreign
Office of Wlutf Action Has I lorn
Taken. Wm Made Public L?-t
Night.
Washington, D. C . Sept 10.? Dr.
?'onatantine Dumbs 1* no longer ac
ceptable to the United States gov
ernment ai an envoy to this coun
try and action has been taken tu
wsrds having him removed A in bas
se ior Penfleld. the representative of
the United Stateb at Vienna, was
y sterday notified by cable to de
liver the following note to the for
office:
"Mr Constantlne Dumba, the
A u. tr?-H ungarian ambassador at
tta-lwngton, has Admitted that he
j? jpuht-d to his government plans io
5: c k a if Htrikes In American niauu
I: cluriug plants engaged In tho
production of munition? of war The
iniormation reached this govern
ment through a copy of a letter of
ihf> ambassador io his government.
The bearer tra* an American citlx*?
nauird Archibald who wa? traveling
undir au American passpirt. The
imbasxailor had admitted that he
"inployed Archibald to bear ufTUial
ilspau-he* fro him to his govern
ment
"By reason of the admitted pur
pose and Intent of Mr. Dumb* to
conspire Io ryippl" -lepitimat?* in
Justrle? of the people of the t nited
Slates and lo in'erupl ihelr legiti
mate trad'-, and by reason of the
flagrant violation of diplomatic pro
priety in employing an American
e:tlx*n protected by an American
paHspori a? a secret bearer of off!
ctal despatched through the lin s of
th?- enemy ol Au>iria-Hungrary, the
President directs me to inform your
? -M-ellenry that Mr l.'umba Is n/
longer acceptable to the go ver. men t
r?f the I'nit^d Stat"?? a*. the ambas
sador of hi* imperial majesty at
Washing! on
' /leli^vlng l hat lh?- imperial and
n: ' ftovernmoDi will realize that
th *rnm?ni of (lie l*::ited Statva
hatt i? .tli?*rnatlve bat to request the
Wttl. f Mr. IlunibA on account of
i ;:.iprup?r conduct. the govern
ment of the Cntted States expresses
:t* <r ?-p recrg?*! thai 1 liin co'?rne bas
jecome nccoMary and a?vs?ir?-a th?
mperlal and ropa! government that
't alncerely dof.ire* to continue the
rurdial arid friendly r' lationa which
?*xlnt between-1ho 1'nited Stales and
Auatr!a-llungary *?
I'RIMITVVR IMPTIUTK
IK ?1.1? YK\KI,V MKKTI\<;
Meeting Will He Held Hcp(?'tnl)?r I I
and 12. Puhlic Cordially
Invited.
Thor?? will ho a yearly meeting
>*|'| at iho Primitive Haptlst church
on North Market Rtrooi September
11 and 12 Services will be con
durted by Klder* N A Harrison and
.1 *N. Modgoraon. who are gifted
mlnlpfpr* The public in cordially
nvlted lo he presen'.
KPH? IAI, I.OW 1'IIK KS OX NlVOKR
Dry Goods, nto . at J K ADAMS
& CO
9-10 -fir.
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