VOL. 7, NO. 39-
FAYETTE VILLE, N. C WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1916,
PRICE, $1.00 PE2 TEAS
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State's Attorney .Coyne Delivers
lite Promised Elow at Po
liticians Craft.
SPORTSIAJTS CLUB INDEX
To the Membership Seized By
lUiding CSceOw C-haxe
$140,000 Collected By False
Representatives.
By International J"wa SetwisO
Chieam. October The threaten-;
i blow of Stat. AnmDry Hoyne at spitr attack the Russian ar-
grnft and protection by th present WtJ BbJe u mainUin thcir
cvunty administration wa .truck to- rm, in n )Ut me SK.W ha
day through a raid m ,the Sport- ptui riau.'jy additional pris
enan's Club of America which is pow- ners
eered by Mayor Thump, and Mnej heaviest hting occurred
f hi .close personal and political L,ullleast LR,herg the height
friends. j that up Jrmi the rht bank tf
States Attorney fioyne tonitfit Lipa rivw Turkish trtHw here
made the following ,charg against fir,tin(r Sde Ab
the Sportman" Club: , jsvians and the Oman and it was
That the club m organised ft the j,, tbes(( f orce the Russians
purpose of fostering and promoting t registered a gain,
games d craft in the interest f thej Austrian war office report the
crty administration, repulse of Russian attack northeast
That between 1 00.000 ar,d $140,fW 0f inherjt. The Aurtriane haTe
Ued ir tneroUrnhip Vy the ;ancnw countex attack and the
pT-ritatHn tht such a - member- s claims " that prcfys Si" beirr
ahip ia the e?ub xiuld put the Mk-'wae. The F.riin ar ffre ofGriaHy
,-r&ir,r mraiiftr in gvvd cAXKtd that a puhSt';m tu reoaptur-
v. ;th tie admlntaAra'.kw. It wan char- nim the Jggs and l.tfOO pris
lhat r-ti .? ih.s ttuwy i "-!,er take south of the Broy ar,d
-v-ft-' t ' a..' U...V iif the ei-b.; railroad.
1 i:u':i i.jsle alooB kepr
v-i virtually f-rred Mit aulbipjr'
J t
si p '-y
Tjit the sai'' k-epi'rt hrse Jkp- j
rv. Uw vi5atitc. er induced
to s-i. il(n-.'.H for life menrbjp. w j
m4 t3bat womli mi in havutg j
It wa further hajge4 't the ?lt
niivhuw graft krtade.titaBy is
rJ ,sv the cjsvU srrvioe cinimiSrf.n
h',-.h was b'.ame tn the p-iice
artmer.t captains really er.gi-
. et-re4 by the Sjwrta&n's Clab .
that tthief f .folK e3ey and other
raember were Bterest4 in th in,tsJ
Usxea ef gamMis:g 4evi-es ia oon
Tb au-thoritie se4 in t r'3 i sioner resumir.g their deliberations
th W an4 ywr4 Jt the dab tto4ay took up wysrattMof plrs
fall jaoes. f Ue. membership. ,fw , -jyint patrol of the Mexican hor-
.'. fder with the rii'ht of troops to pursue
TO SlirVey System Of "' U M lraU- limited djsta-c of prob
' ' j CU I !bir twenty miles r the line.
Kailroads in cnina &ui3s ,.,f the"
' - . I revealed but it was said on food
X (By letfrnaUonal New Serriee? jthority that the plan contemplates 1
New' York. October' 2.A prH-j nual numiwr of cawtabulary troops
r?..(;ary to beginning wjrk on the raU-Un each siJe.
rials ia CTiica, the American Inter
national Corporation bas loancl the
Chinese government fM0j900.0Q for
Oue cost of investigation and survey
ing and initial expenses in connection
wijh this great project.
A year will probably elapse before
the lines wilt be located nd the cost
of construction definitely determined.
New U.S. Japan Ship
line Is Prediction
(Bj latarMOaaal New SWrke.)
Tokyo, October . A direct freight
enrjee between Po iland, Ore., and
Yokohama is a possibility of the near ing" in automobile that did not be
fiitur, according ; ts Fral Douglas J long to them, that althirtk the
Fisher, ; United States consul at judge had suspended their sentence
Tientsin, China, who psseei through during good behavior he did not think
Yokehama on Bis way back tc Tient-; their actions would be good examples
sin from a furlough in America. for othef high school pupils.
Capture ,2,000 Prisoners While
the Annies of Leopold
Strike Back Hard. '
SOUTHEAST OF LEMBEBG
Scenes of the Heaviest Fighting
on the Heights on the Right
Banks f the Lipa Austri
ass in Coonter Attack.
Mftr lateroatianal Jimm Serviced
London, October 2. The armies of
Prince Leopold at striking hack fu
riously at the Russians who haw re-
eUTned dnv. on iw. j
cJoi.l 1 uM JOC.o.i
t )nif1f fll
I . I f I I V
(Onder Joint Patrol f porder
With Rirfit lo Pursue
limited Pistanre.
(Br Inter aaUooal ewa Seitce.)
Atlantic City. N. CK-Ur 2.
I The' Amerkaa and Mexican- CiW.tais-
Bar High School to
Boy "Joy-Riders"
Indianapolis, Ind.f October 2.Joy
rid'ing by are not welcome the
public schools here, although their
parents are prominent persons. The
board of commissioners has upheld
the action of George Buck, principal
of Shortridge High School, in denying
admittance to the schoo to two pupils
who appeared recently in police court.
Mr. Buch told the boys who were
convicted in police court of "joy-rid-
f-rFxcrH-pro
i V owl. ,4l Awla
One Hundred Thousand Em
ployes of Stock Yard Pack
ers Civen Increase.
BCSEN'ESS ON INCREASE
And Good Business Conditions
the Reason, Says a Big Packer
for Granting a Voluntary Ad
vance to Such Large Number.
By IvkornatMoal Kewa Service)
Chicajw. October i. 100,0(t0 em
pioyes ol tfte stock yard packers v?ereienoo as v QeveJopmenTS jn ureec-e
ffiven an increase in wages today of
two and one half cents an hour. Every
employe in the United States, no mat
ter where located, will receive the in
crease which will aggregate 'J15,000
day or a total of more than $T,00fl,-
000 a year.
The increase went into effect today.
The packing house teamsters of Chi
cago although working wider n
agreement will receive the adrance-
The packing eompanies snaking the
voluntary increase are Swift and Com
pany, Armour and Company, Morris
and Company and Wilson and Company.
Xa W packara afinouDOod that fm" 4Kay .of other Greek iliais-s twen AmCTcsji and Mexican soldiers
iheir employes were entitled to theories. The reason for the disapproval; at Nogales, Aris.na. Tht department
advance lecause tf gved business con- indicated by the allies is generally 'has not received f-'-.f r.nTf.ctm of
ditions. It is said to be the largest
number of employes ever given a vol-
antary increase in wages at -one time.
t ..... v,. 1...
000 employes, throughout the country
affected by the increase.
Germans Build New j
n l . . n II J !
lieigian nuuiruau
(By Inter aatieaa! ew Setrire.J
The Hagve, OrtiAi 2- News is
wavd W that the Gertnws have t
j).a:!t a new we3 ct".tr4ted direct !e
ra.i;r'ad lire frB Lstire to Antwerp.
fv(.ii!-r ihf Aetnar throasrh Brussels.
This is taken as a siyn her that the 1
Cemans .r pect to hold Belgian per -
maaetitly.
REIIE11 OF GEflf,
American Consuls Report Re
newal of Ruthless German
Submarine Warfare.
(By International New Ser?ir )
Washington, Octolier 2. Reports
from American consuls in Europe
show' that there has been within the
past two week a renewal of German
submarine warfare on an unprece
dented; scale.
The report however show that the
Germans have not attacked any ves
sel having Americans aboard. A dis
patch from Consul General Skinner at
London reported seven new cases of
submarine attack within five day of
corrorborating the report of consular
agents.
Weather for North Carolina.
Fair in west portion, rain in east
portion Tuesday, with northeast to
north gale on the coast Wednesday
WE
ilREAilE
j probably fair.
Mioiin:
By Constantine and the Snbse-
tasnt Plunge of Greece In
to the Conflict.
jCAEINET NOT RECOGNIZED
And Had Been in Power Only
Two Weeks Before Taking the
Route Before Followed By
Other Greek Ministries.
London, October 5. Compiere si -
.has ontinned since early tmicht
whea dispatch reproting the fall -of ; bwder f i!ltwug several riots be
the 'Greek cabinet was received by theitween Americans and ilexicans.
Central News. This report although!
unconfirmed at a late hour is gener -
ally accepted in well informed circles,
It is believed to be a prelude to action
by the King jn joining the entente
powers.
The new cabinet was in -disfavor
with the allies. Formal recognition
of it had been withela. The entente
represertatives at Athens had neglec
ted to make the customary call.
After a abort life of little more :
'than to weeks the new cabinet has
'conceited to 1 that the cabinet in-'
j eluded in its membership several per- :
Istios publically oppos?d to the-eninte j
1 rll: j
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1 Indianapolis Frowns
On JKilly Sunday!
Jpn.anapwlis. Ind.. Ootoler Z. The
chances vf "-Billy'' Sunday coming tai
Indrapoiis are remote. 's the reu'.t ;
of tVe actum of the Church Federa- i
ion :n making a demand for sae
evar-ellsm"" this wirtr. Jt is unfls-r-
!ftuoJ that the federation wish to stop'
iti i.tnfaitutn f Kvral ministers fori
the rlgeraent of -Billy." The fed-i
erat - .oa has not attempted to define
save evangelism.
IICUIIR TOSPEAK
HI FOUR DM!
' leoMniry its interest wvuld sen-ed
Will Speak im AsheviDe Friday,jt,rt,tr b? cH EfH-.tshv than' by
President' Wilson.-' 'Prv-mfnen c-ra-.'ng
October 13, Prior to a Tour j rJ:os? whtf w;u -nH ,B part t.f the
in the East.
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Arrangements have been made for;
Hon. N. A. Sinclair, to speak at the
following places: Four Oaks, Satur
day October 7, Jacksonville, Onslow
county, Monday, October 9, and Ashe
ville, Friday, October 13.
Mr. Sinclair is spending this week
at home attending to legal matters
but will return to the stump as the
above indicates the latter part of thh
week.
Mr. Sinclair i being met by large
crowd wherever be is billed to speak
and from the number of places Mr.
Wsrren has mapped out for him to
speak at the state chairman also hag
'great faith in Mr. Sinclair. A full
list of engagements of Mr. Sinclair'
will be published in this paper later.
Report That Twenty -Six Ameri
can Soldiers Are Held in
Mexican Jail at .Nogales.
RIOTS BETWEEN SOLDIERS
Guardsmen are Said to Have
Sought Vengeance for the
Murder of Captain Wilson By
Assaulting an Officer.
(By International Kewa SerrtceJ
E Taso, Tesis, October Re
ports reaching- here tonight from ,3Jo-
I tales, Arizona, statefl that twenty-six
'American soldiers and track drivers
&re neia prisoner ai me Aiexican jau
. at Nt'(,raie, Sunora. just across the
The rioting was precipitated by the.merce, states that every mil brings
1 shootini- nf Captiiin Wilson, cf the;
j Idaho National Guards. The guards-;
men are said to have retaliated by as -
saulting some ilexican ' official who,
came across the line-
. Mexican officials acknowledged .the
shooting of an American officer but
claimed that it was accidental, '
Washington, October 2. The State
Department has received no oficial
'notification of the repru-d rints be-
Americar.s beir-g held ir. 1'
jaiL
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TflAlfl STAHTS TOUO
Campaian
; Women's Hughes
Train. Pionw Enterprise
of Sort Leaves N. V.
CBy International Xew Service.)
New York, October 2. The Wo-
I men's Hughes Campaign Train, the
i pioneer political enterprise if the sxrt
f-on the part -f the fair sex in this
J country aad probably in the world,
; left here xly c-n & raoith's. hlri
iwind tcr of twentv-esfct 'states.
It carried dozen of nota'li'e wimes
speitbiiider, who esiect to sfe.-v.- the
itj.'ierary are Mrs. Baymon-l. -Robins.
wife cf the Proffressive lea.ier of
Chicago; Miss Maude Minor, well
. . ... ....
Known in probation- w or gins
Miss Mary E. Droier of the Women's
, tane in choosing the location. I tmst
Trade Lnion League; Miss Helen . ,
, . , ... . that you will give the claims of Fay-
Todd and Miss Francis Keller. . - . , .
'ettevuie the serious consideration '
The states to be visited are Con- , , , ,
they deserve and hil appreciate any '
nectieut, Massochusetts, New York. ....
. . ' , . .... .. effort you may m&tu in having thi '
Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, ... , , - ,
, , city selected as the site for the pro-
Minnesota, North Dakota. Montana.' ,
... , . " ... posed plant.
Washington, Oregon, California, Ne-, ..... , . -
' . . , ( With kindest . personal regards, I
vaaa, Arizona, i ian, iuhiio, yarning,
Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Indiana,,
Kentucky, West .Virgins, Pennsyl-j
i vania, Maryland, Delaware and New J
Jersey. j
A committee of ten women will hold '
up the special at Minnesota's bound
ary and a it pulls in to St. Paul
station there will be a big "demon-
Stration.
Then the local Hughes alliance will
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this mi Qf
Letter of Endorsement Arriv
ing on Every MaiL Inter
est in FayetUviUe.
MEN OF ALL VOCATIONS
Have Endorsed This City as the
Site for the Eleven JMUIion
Dollar Government Armor
Plate and Projectile Plant.
j Yesterday's mail brought a great
number f endorsements lor this city
s me sixe ,ior tne ovenTnent s
'eleven million dollar armor and pro-
jectile plant Miss Be:' Marsh,
secretary of ihe ChamUr .m-
more ndorsements than -even the
train before. Fromment .jnea over
1 the country are heartily .njur&ing
this city and offering their aid in any
way that the central committee -or the
.'chamber may see fit to ha-e them
aid. '
J Among yesterday's endorsers were
jsome of the most influential citizens,
business men and politicians of both.
parties. A map, compiled by one of "
the leading rsilroads -of this section,
showing the exact lotstion .of this
city, giving the distance from the
c-.i,- fields n.ni cImi fn-m the leading
fid tne .sy jnrd-. t-as sub
1 to -. n-sn-:-r aij it will be
n
former brief.
'trs, v-hioh are
c-r.t men, e&eh of
'f.roi rrr-. ? : ;
.them in & diflVrf-sit 'vocad-ofl, voice the
r. every
is a copy
part of the i-TaJe; the frsi
"tf the -tt r Mr. R J. K.jhi.'.ds. of
Virti.r.-c!-ni. -rt Ss-isty Over
man.
1 ' I v:r of .Mr. Ketnoid
ml '
j l.Ioa. Lee S. Overauia.
V. t1. Senate,
rear
The citizens of Fayetteville, N. C.
are makiig an effort to have the Gov
cmmer.t Armor Plot and -Projectile
piaiu hx-ate-! in their city.' From a
stJotsr:V -tsriJfMint, thsy. st'em t
feve c iJcal Wittton, sit'uated as it.
is lio tn-lfes irJa'nd, about midway be
a tne navy yards and ship feuiid
ing. ,j)iants- oil the. eastern coast, north
and scith. an-1 Iwvir.g' splendid trana-portati'-jn
facilities by :th -water and
r il. "think it " i Ik- a great
thing, jsot only i-j? Fayetrevijle, but
iT the wht.i!e state if this piant could"
be placed in that city, and' feel that
fVt ffiivurHmtirr Ti-otil.-i mat. ni mil.
am
Y'ours very truly,
Mr. Butler's Endorsement.
R. J. REYNOLDS. -Mr.
Bion H. Butler, of Southern'
Pin". stnds th following personal
letter to Mr. T. H. Sutton, presidenf
of the Chamber of Commere, heartily
endorsing Fayetteville and enumer-
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