THE OAfLY H*WB PRINTS MOB* XOCAL JTCWS THAN ANY QJHKB PAPER tN THB STATE.
WASHINGTON, N. CfcfTHUBSBM' APTERNQON, JANUAKY S7, 181?.
P*!
miL ruinnino
TO ORCIIIIIE,
1-CipBE
. WASHINGTON TO BE INCHTDKH
W BALL, [.ram e III this
?" 8?eno* Of STATE.
PLANS UNDER WAY I
Crreuvlile, KIMw ud
i*'
That a baseball leaiue. consisting
? I Washington. Qreenrllle. N?w
Bern. Klualon and poealhly Etila
ke lb Cltf, Edenton or Plymouth, ?UI
k? formed la thla section during ?he
coming season, now appears tO-'Se
an assnred fact. It M understood
t bat there haa teen comldereWai
correspondence goihK on betWeOa
" the above-mention' d rtttea and that
preliminary pl**s far'the e?abUsh-j
??nt of the leftgoe are veli o oder
,V. WKjwf' "' ."?<
Thoae who are tatWaated In "the
Cormatloo of the league, believe that
It will ha hlgftft' audeeaaf ?f, espec
ially In WaehlngtMCOraanTllle, New
Bern and KlneUm. "T^eaa rules are
?11 Mroar baseball tijwns ind tli?
(ana always lato -evt" In goodly
numbers at all jffc/Vkmm. They
also have fenced^AffVbunds.
__ Washington e^ta^n have a jiark
completed by esrty faring. stop, la
that direction being taken at pree
at. . ft Is expectri'ttiat farther de
tails regarding thsleagoe will he
vade public in the future.
AMKHH WS LEAVING MEXICO, j
Washington, J*n;11.?American
?mploycs at Yooojitvo Development
Company at MlnM^.f&itiauhna, (left
there wtertfcr on a special. train
guarded by Cirranxa ?oldlers for
Chihuahua City, State 'Department
advices today (from El PaeO report
Am' rlean * Consul Spllllman at
Queretaro reported ?Geueral Carran
?a showing an apparent desire to
comply as far as possible with th*
demands of the United States *to
}rot<-ct Americans ant* their Inter
esu.
BELLMO
T OP AY
BROAOWAY-UrnVBRSAL
- ? FeAto?** ?
'present!
MIS8 &JL* H4.U.
*' -j^wkh- .u.A
i parts V
Adapted from ..data. Louie?
Burhna/n'f : famous* norel of
lha san^f #W>?. , ; i.
M.4TVNKK DATDY?C I* M.
WCROOC CHILDREN Or
Washington Building & Loan
'. ' i . v
Association
WASHINGTON, No. tfti*'.
' ..V, .\ J ' ?
TO THE PUBLIC:
The first series of the
Washington Building A Loan Association
*111 ooameno? Feb. 1st, 1014.. Ths sub- ?
sorlbers to stook ?111 sake thai*1-first
paymertt Saturday, Feb. tih. .<,v ? - .
The payment on stook'fs 80c^
per week on eaoh share. " Stockholders oan
withdraw their deposits aade with the As
sociation at any t1me by giving four
week* notloe, and will be paid interest
at the ratfe of FOUR PER CENT per annua on
payaerits aade. Anyone that desire* to
tak?utdvantage of this sxoeptlotial op
portunity to save In sMtll sobs are oor
dlatly Invited to subs?rlbe for stock. ^
"Appilcation's will be reoelvsd for one to
one hundred shares.
Apply to John A. Mayer, Sec.,
at First National Bank.
b. f., bowers ?
BEING ORGANIZED
TO FIGHT MR. SMALl
Reported That Washington Men are
Kfeady to Help Finance Judge
Whedbee's Campaign m Hi?
Race for Congress
INTERESTING FACTS MADE.PCIBUC
;> wwn m I'llOW |> out JK (MA.
for 4 day or two tod |ets back., he
certainly cu hoar a lot of news,"
remarked <^o of the prominent btn
lnaee men of ttp city this moral*?
whan a Dslly New? reporter drop
ped Into bit office an? asked him if
th*re wa? "anythtn* doit)?." 4
"How eomaT." queried the report
er, taktn* out h la note book.
' Well. I came In laat night snd
Mom I went to bad I'd heard that
adotber determined effort waa beta*
made on the part of men here ?n
Waetila*toa-and other point* in the
Ffttt Congressional district, to
create oppoaltlon to John H. Sm^l
In ttae peat' Congressional election.
1 have heard that letters war* Mot
from here ymteftwy to Judge Whed
bee, asking him to enter the raoe. 1
h ser also heard- that l(r. Small's
appotntmnet of Mr. Bond. Instead of
Mr. McMullan, aa postmaster at
up. It is Mid that Mr. McMullan
had a larger number of siffnatarea
to hie petition *aod that 'he also had
done more for the party than Mr.
Bond."
"What do you think about the
propoeltion?*' queried the reporter.
"To toll th< w?th. I'd* *<* twilar?
:&-a
HERE TONIGHT
.Norel Attraction to be 8e??t at the
Now Theatre. Parade Thfcr Nom.
hte ('oowrt Thl* Evmln*.
A large audience la expected at
the 'New Theatre tonight U) witness
the performance of Price' 4. Bon
uelii's mlnntrel show. The show
brings an excellent leputa'.ion from
other eltles and haa h en favorably
| received wherever ahown. /
A big parade waa given at noon
today by the performers and a eon
cert wltl be given this evening in
froat of the New Theatre at T:80;
o'clock. The curtain wit! go up'
promptly at 8:80 o'clock.
So OVEW PROJECTS IX
1 MVIMjUiaOM ?a<l
Washington, D. C., Jan. 27.-Jfhe I
illvers ind Harbors committee voted '
today to include hO new projects In J
Its forthcoming bill, but to confine I
appropriation solely to projects si-1
ready authorised thus limiting thej
'total to approximately 4b ml Ml on I
[dollars.
W* Jud? Wkedboa wtR ran. Q*iS
primary ayntem, 1 ?m Inclined to lu
ll?? will k <?? h Itn out' OtCb? tTift
co*?raui<nlM dlMrtrt, tt>W"inr m.
txxit one haoOr<4 polHpg 'tfkcwtL'Jt
a teas want* to mtMf uy'tto# of *
r*c?, h? will have to kbd| two or
tfcrr* moo ?hoach polll?'tf?'l??e to
look after lJh&torarta. HV1I ?od ?
bird Job llM theae men for
In* He W^Cfcleo hare to 0ar~tiU
>1 and traTolling espoaeoi
ill?*? tkat WtMlM
it It tor leafr tbair
tke old arsAni, ke
able to get H>ut for
of that envount."
eard anything ala?,"
rumored that men ?re
it work in Washington at present In
the eodearor to rate? the money to
ft nance Judge Whedbee'i campaign,
I also andartygtnd that th#y have al-,
from Whedfcee?"
"A? far a? I know, not a word,
but 1 am of the opinion that he yili
not ran."-,
"And if ha does run?T"
"Oh, get ant, I've gflfefa you
Inough dope eow to" ftli your old;
?kiW - u
SHAf KLEFORD BILL
Chamber of Commere* M?j Wire
Keiurtor Wminoiu, Asking Him
to Support the Mmaori.
. That the Shackleford road Mil,
which passed the Hour? Tuesday,
#111 meet wltfc'strenuous opposition
!n the Senate, was the general set>
L(ment espreeeed by local men, who
itre interested In the hill and who
have.been following Its progress.
The Mil. a* It passed t?e Ho
qalls for an annual approaplatlaf
$2 5,000,000 on the part of the
emm^nt towards the npffip of
rural post roads. This Vould
Iforth Carolina between three
tbhr bundled thousand dollars a| year
for her roads and Beaufort *ouniy
would get over three thOtoand 40
* *<'
Some of the local men are urging
tfiat the Chamber of Commerce tele
graph Senator 8immons, urging bin]
that be do everything Id bis po^ei
to see that the bill ia carried. Cap.
3In Leach, when seen regarding th?
itter tWs morning, stated that h?
bilio*ed the suggestion a good One
and that It would probably be acted
upon within the next day ot* two.
RATTUNti NKLHOX
MTB8 FOR DIYORGJB!
a g NW-1
liwelcntj
Chicago. Jan 17.?Battling
Mtv former jjefcamplon H g tit w?
pfgillat ohgrjjlhg d?Mrf1oo toda/,
petition??! the Circuit Ofttirt ?folf a1
divorce trod ^fra. ra/ JCtng Netaon.
cartoonist aa^ ftpeclal ^writer for a{
Denver, Ctfl;, newapaper. *'
Adrertli? Id tb? Dally New?.
When You're Ceased
To Need It
* P-rhapa Vl a de>k?and
rou te bought a hw on?: or *
paarrttar, or a. motor, or a
eaaa, or a cabloat, or a eaaji
?rttn moral, bo t dot to TOO.
RmIIm aomothtait Ilka the
Value pf lf.br adrartialaf It
I? tka 'Tor.fldo" colon*, To.
pan -qalckly. ehaaply! V
ClaaaMUd ail< lalha !JMf?
wluvalMra roar t>oobla?
WHSON BEGINS FIGHT
FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE
- r-'-f
*?? T?rt, ? 17.?President
Wilson arrived bare this morning
and will deliver, bis first spcech in.
favor or preparedness at the annual
meeting of the Railroad Busing?
Association. Later in the evening
.Mr. Wilson jrllt speak, before a ban
quet of tbe Motion Picture Board of
rTrade of America. \ ^e is expected
to.mention tha Mattes^ and Euro.
',?wan situation to IM addraaaca.
^eavfnij. fiei# york ai mMnlght the
president will art-Ive here eatl/ -Fri
day mora ing. Mrs. /Wilson. Secre
tary Tumulty, and Dr. CArey T.
Grayson will accompany him.
The iKWi of Mr. Wilson'? coming
was evidently well known her? for
a large crowd aast-mblod at -the
Pennsylvania station at eight o'clock
this morning to catch a glimpse of
him and hie party. He was loudly
cheered as he stepped into the wait
log automobile. Mr. Wilaon waved
his hand and smiled at thj^fettoVfL' ' j
The President haa tfcMughlJ
,?ipped put the addi?M he '
nvjf 1 "
oq j which ho wil.
?which"" will be delivered Saturday
morning in PittsbOrtffr, will be dif
fcrent?. V' ;
WASHINGTON AIDS
JEWISH SUFFERERS!
Today has been tot- aside by Pre?-;
ident as National Relief Day for
Jewish sufferers. To many fltiea In
he United 8tatea, contributions are
ping taken up to relieve the dis
i of th^. Jews who have lost
>fme? and fortune?. The work is
jelng carried on in Washington and ;
)then citels in this section of the '
3tate>-?Although no report 6f the!
amount rafted here ?as available I
his noon, It is believed that a
oodly sum will be raised before
light. ? ?-nJ
The following facts si to -cobdl
lons among the Jews Ih the Various
earring nations of Europo aro au
horltative and unezaggerated:
KiurU. n -
Nearly three-Quarters of a million
men, women and children of out j
faith are homeless. - ? ?
^he explunions started last May
wers systematically followed up with
decrees covering a 'Very much -wider
territory.
(.. Jhe .notices', th# Jowish resi
dents to Jnavp their home? varies
(hMb three-to twenty-four hours.
In addition to the phytic*] and
nvenui agony - caused by the*# ex.
pnlstons, a far mora. serloof result
wsp the breaking up of thousaada of
famillta. members of which wers
lost pi their way/ '
Old men dropped oik the ~ rosd
from exhaustion. Women In travail
died. Children took ill. r
la Poland aloae htere ara nearly
three hundred towns that hkve^f
ff red materially from tha war.
Over thrae million towaspaa?te
are,destitute i
Tha destitution la M wldaepfeaH
that no ona provinca can V? selected
as typical of the want. #B?p?e1all*
miserable ara the *esldeata of - thfe
provinces of Kavno and Orodno, the
provlacaa of Bessarabia. Podali a an#
Volynia
A Commission of tha Jawlah GoW
JUraOik Association traveled
through section# of Osllcta, and
they reported that tha escnfSMle
waste and ruin In thoae sastidwa
wvsn greater than th?
fugce?.
The*? refugees are .huddled lu Im
provised lodging bouse?, In . stables
sod basements, and iu the ruins of
former buildings.
The soup kitchen? are mobbed
every day and while they give aid
to a few hundred, needy thousands
are or line clamoring for the elem
entary needs of existence.
The situation of the Hungarian
Jews In thoa* countries bordering
on OaUcla, U deplorable.
The orthodox rabbis In those sec
tions have written the most heart
rending letters, descriptive of con
ditions, and referring to the num
ber of .women .and children who are
sick and dying from the want of
'?
The misery of Palestine Is an old
#tory. Cat off from communication
tflth Europe, upon whose capital It
live?. Its crops wasted Its fl el da fal
low and "the plague destroying the
organic crop?the Inhabitant? of
Palestine hive Indeed been In a
sorry plight. .Mr. Lonit H. Levin,
who recently made a personal trip
"With a Commission through that sec
tkra, reported unequivocally that
the Immediate want of th? Inhabi
tant? there I? for food.
MfcKVICKft AT PAVXK CHtTKTI,
Thte.e will be service* at Pa/ne
Memorial Pre?brt?rl*n Cbnfrch lo^
nf*ht at 7:20 o'clock, eoodncted by
fl?r. IT. B. Searlglrt. Resident* of
that vicinity oordiatfjr tnvitad' to at
tend. -
ALL CHOCOWINITY
IS NOT AGAINST
A BOND ISSUE
V*?
f ?H?? !? 1? Favor of Im
prorlac fto*4f. Saj? FrfcUy'.
MeeOaff Vm Not Properlj
AdrertUod.
I Editor Dally Ne*i,
IOmt air: -?
j The road meeting held laat Friday
night at Chocowlnlty which wu
spoken of In Tuesday's issue of the
4>ally News, moat not have been
properly advertised. What I saw In
the Newa la all I hare ever heard
of It.- There might hare been one
more there who favored the bond
leeae had 1 know anything of It.
The fact that there haa been so
much aald In regard to bad roadt
and th< fault been placed entirely
qnthe officials prompts me to ear
tha^hla la a mistaken Idea. There
1? Dothlng unusual in regards to I
conditions of roads I travel that can
be traced to anything other than
the weather, which began aO early
with eno* and then freezing caus
ing them to go to njeher at once.
Roads that were bftjlt and built
rllht not more than a year ago did
the aame as ours which have had
practically no work In twelve months
or over. N. W. LATHAM
TO ORGANIZE
COUNTRY CLUB
PUn la Baling Connidrred for Open,
ing a Club at Broad Creek,
Five Miles from Town.
Effort? are being made to estab
.iah a oouniry club at Broad Creek,
about five miles from Washington.
A number of mea have expressed
their willingness to par their part
of the cost of tbe grounds and
bolldl.ngs and It Is believed that the.
proposition will be carried through
-soocessfully. Those who are at
the tnitl?r "expect" Tlie club
,to 'b*r*?4X tpr u*9 this saipbier.
FROM CAMPBELL'S CREFK.
The sentiment for good ''roads la
one of the moat 4tocussed topics In
Richland township at the present
time, and the roads are In bad shap**,
but the progressive people of our
township are fast beginning to real
ize that this condition If affairs can
not exist. Something must be done.
\^e believe that It will be but a very
short tlmo before something Is done
In the way of making good roads.
We have good schools and now we
need good roads. * ...
MONTENEGRO
MAY AGAIN QUIT]
Report?] That RnuJl Country T1?.i
A*re**l to Lay Down Arms
In t ho War.
Berlin J.an. 27.?The delegate* of
the Montenegrin government, at Poc
tock last night signed article? pro
viding for the laying dQwn of the
arms' #f the Montenegrin forces, ac
cording to an announcement made
by the Austro-Muilgiirlan headquar
ter?. ? ' 1
The text of the statement says :n
part:
"TesteTday at six p. m., the dele
gates of the Montenegrin govern
ment signed articles regarding the
laying down of tha arms of the Mon. I
tenegrin army. The disarming is!
fcoing on without <Wfll<*ulty and has '
extendo dto the dlstrlctn of Kolasln
and AndHyevlca."" ?
From the Italian front tl' In re- i
-ported that Austrian Hungarian
troops in a battle near Oalavita oc
cqpl'vd part of the enemy's positions, i
trt*? prisoner 1^197 soldiers, tn-1
clpd'ng 45 officers. Two machine
guns alto were captured.
!>
"GOOD TASTE"
CRY STA LICE CREA M
?" .'t' i ? '? ? ??
Makes bad feeling people feel good.
And good feeling people feel better
?v, This good sunny we^tber?
. TRY IT.
CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY
Phorm 89. . . . ? , Wa?hingtcn, N. C.
HUD M.
K. L. STEWART BJELIKYE8 #OUN
TY OFFICIALS BHOLLD HAT1
^ KXTIRE BAY IH %flfl 11^
ARE RESPONSIBLE
CommlMrioppw Will Be He|f J
sponsible for the Work *1
Therefore Have (Ike Right tp Ap
point the Men Whom they tkiaii u.
lorplng. E.
L. Stewart, socretary^of tM wuh
ington Township Good Road?
elation, made the statemeat ha
believed the count? mmiBil^frniisi ?
should have entire Jortedictfoa re
garding the appointment of the com.
ruttiee of three men who will hara
the supervision of the expeafltare
of the bond lsaue on the road* of
the township.
"The commissioners will ba held
responsible for the final outcome of
the work," stated Mr. Stewai^ "and
1 believe that they should tberafore
have the right to appoint softl a
committee as thej desire. Than, if
the work Is not dona right? theucoja
missioners will be responsible. '?a
the other hand. If tho people JgfcJf
bead and get mixed up 1b tfaa mat
ter of appointing this committal and
something goes wrong, the com
missioners can say that they am not
responsible because they did not
make the appointments.
"If the advocates of good4;
attempted to select a commit)
a view o. making recommendations
to the county oommlsslonera, It la
not likely that they wonld btf able
to agree upon any speclflo three men.
This would cause conelderabla ?ta
eension and argument and mlfffct Jn
a way disrupt oar orgsnlaettaa It
is better for us to remain ia har
mony and keep our associativa in
tact an dconcentrato our undivided
effort towards seeing that the money
is wisely and economically speat.aad
that the best results are ohlalaad.
rather than to run the risk of belar
separated now over the selection of
a committee."
ARE ORGANIZING
A DRAMATIC CLUB
Stejm lining Taken to Perfect Or
ganization and oS*-^ Scrim of
Plays Here and in New>Jf/'
Cities.
A number of the young people of
the city are intf-reeting themaelv?
In the formation of a dramatic olub.
Namei* of those who desire to Join
the club are being secared and a
meeting will be held within a few
days at which definite plana will be
made.
It I? the plan of those, wjio are
behind the movement, to ?Tm*n\?
sere I s of plays, which will On*
shown in Washington and then t*k.
en to some of the near-by cltlaa.
Quit" a number have pledged them
selves as being willing to join tba
organization.
WORK P1JCASE8.
Raleigh. N. C., Jan. II. 1?H.
Mr. W. H. Baker, Dear #P?rJgy
tfcf?km Just received. I vU|MUri
you I could not hi*6
r.leaned with the work * Ver* ttW.
O. O. Mann.
MA NT BARGAINS HITI,L fO BI
had. Buekman Br<*. Cost Sal*.
1 27-ltc.
Bahacrli* to ifcllf t