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VOL. 1, NO. 372-
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1916.
PRICE, $4 PER YEAR
OHE KILLED, TWEtlTY
IliJUFiED, RESULT CF
- Oil 7
Ten Plants Operated By Strike
Breakers on Wednesday
Were Closed.
TWENTY-FIVE ARRESTED
On Charges Ranging From
' Carrying Concealed Weapons
to Murder. Officers Claim to
Have Control of Situation.
(By Iateraatlasud News Service)
Bayonne, N. J., October 12. One'"'" "ernoon by defeating the
man was killed and more than twenty j
injured in rioting here today, incident i
to the strike of the Standard Oil j
varkrt Manv r r.it u ..ra iruL I
Some of the strikers were severely
clubbed by the police.
The ten Standard Oi plants in Bay
ou ne which had been operated with
strike breakers yesterday were closed.
Through the strike storm the police
force. In two divisions, made several
excursions, driving rioters before
them or into the houses. Hundreds
cwere searched for weapons.
The killing' occurred at Twenty -
First street and Prospect Avenue- j series. They won the championship
Isadore Nalitsky, a young attorney j largely because of the brilliant work
entered the riot tone to see what wm j "field while the Dodgers suffered de
going on. Firing from house tops lie-! feat on account of poor work in the
tan when the police were sighted. I infield and inability of the entire team
Naliuky fell with a bullet through to produce hits in pinches,
his body just under the heart and 1 Shore's Brilliant Work,
died almost instantly. Shore, the youthful right hander
Twenly-Fhe Arresled. a the hurdle over which the Dod-
Edward Greene. alo"Tira-n by cu-,gers could not jump today. The lanky
riosity was shot through the lungs, j North Carolinian pitched a bc&utifjl
, and may die. John Sullivan, a strik-jgame throughout and deserved to
er was shot jtfi the head and is in a score a shut-out. Only three hits were
precarious condition. Horace Martin
' was shot in the bark and through the
lungs. A drag net was. drawn, through :
the strike district in the afternoon, j
Two companies of police armed with :
repeating shot guns entered the trou -
ble lone from opposite points comb-j
ing the district and searchingall men
found In the streets or in houses from
which missies were thrown. j game for the Red Sox. Kady had srn-
Twenty-five men were arrested on gej and went to second when Hoop
charges" ranging from carrying con-ier gi a base on balls. Janvrin then
cealed weapons to murder. At night- j hit to Olson. ' He fnmbled the ball
fall with the district ijuiet officers and 1
city officials again declared there an(i threw wild to -second in an at
would lie no more trouble from the.len,pt to force Hooper. Kady scored
strikers.
"We have
things under control
now,"
police.
id Inspector Kaity of the
. . 1
The county Democratic candidate
filled their appointment t Lindei.
last night. A large crowd was out to
hear the speakers, every on of which,
delivered short but impressiva ndres
ses. In each instance confidence of
both a national and local success for
tha Democratic party was expressed.
No More Compulsory
Canada Mustaches
(By International Newa Service.)
Ottawa, October 12For many
month Canadian soldiers have been
protesting at the British army regula
tion compelling the wearing of a mus
tache. Today they are rejoicing in a
new order from Militia Headquarters,
graciously permitting them t ave
the upper lip in Americas fashioa.
large Lrowa ai "najWoilld Forbjd Minislerg
To Hear Co. Candidates Marry Divorced Persons
WORLD CHAMPIONS
Live Up to Boston Tradition of
Never Having Lost a World
Series.
SHORE PUZZLED DODGERS
Lanky North Carolinian Pitched
Beautiful Game Throughout
Allowing Three Hits Dod
gers Unable to Hit in Pinches.
(By International News Service)
Boston, October 12. The Boston
Red Sox are the 1016 baseball cham
pions of th universe. They won the
Dodgers four to one in a loosely
P1' fame. This gave them the
'with four victories to one de-
teat.
Immediately after the frame was
over a wild demonstration took place
on the ball field. Those of the vic
torious Red Sox who could not es
cape from the crowd were carried
around the field on its shoulders.
" Uie royal rooters headed by
I ,ivir ban1 ""d followed by about 5,000
i'' paraded around the field,
j T e4 Sox lived up to the Boston
: tradition of never having lost a world
ma le off him and one was a fluke.
Tin only run the Dodgers scored came
through the medium of a base on
ball, a sacrifice and an out which ad-
vanced the runner to third and p'lt
jhim in position to score on Kady's
past ball. A double error by Olson in
; the third inning broke the tie which
'ciiisttd up to then and cinched the
gpojiinK his chance to get Janvrin
on the second error and Hooper went
to third. Then came Shorten wijh a
sjnKle that scored Hooper, patting the
Sox two runs' to the good and making
victory sure for them.
I (By International Newa Service.)
j St. Louis, October 12. Reccom
'mendations that the ministers of the
! church be forbidden to marry persons
: who have ben divorced was made by
Whe general convention of the Protes
' tant Episcopal church here this after-
noon by the joint commission airpoint-
ed.
Gudger is Endorsed
For District Judge
Washington, October 12. Friends
of former Congressman James M.
Gudger, Jr., of Asheville, are deter
mined that no opportunity to secure
'a good federal job for Mr. Gudger
j is overlooked. He has now been in
; oWsed for a place on the district Su
' prem court to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Justice Thomas H.
Anderson.
III! ADVOCATES
NET WORK OF GOOD
In Address to Six Thousand Peo
ple Who Greeted Him at
Indianapolis.
SCORNS SECTIONALISM
Stating It Is Based on Ignorance
and Any One Who Revives the
Issue Not Worthy Confidence
of Nation.
(By Interaatioaal NewsSerricc)
Indianapolis, October 12. Presi
dent Wilson arrived here today at
11:30 o'clock and-was met at the sta
tion by cheering mobs.
In a speech before 6,000 people he
urged "a perfect and intricate net
work of good roads' to develop the
country.
"Sectionalism is based on igno
rance," he Baid. "The only thing that
binds a nation together is nationalism.
Any man who revives the issue of sec
tionalism is not worthy of the confi
dence of the nation. He showshim
sclf a provincial and reveals his non-
ability to be 'a free voter.
"Just as soon as this great Euro
pean war is over America must be
ready with force for a peaceful battle
on lines of a new age," he continued.
Although President Wilson's speech
here was not of a political nature it
is understood his second Western trip
is intended for political influence. The
large throng that enthusiastically
iistened to his address here this after- j
noun was composed of both parties.
Promoters of Land Bank Swin
dles Get Half Million Dol
lars in Kentucky.
(By International News Service.)
Washington, October 12. Whole-
sale prosecution of a numlier of indi
viduals who are promoting land bank
swindles are being planned by- the
Federal Farm Loan Board, that body
announced today.
The headquarters of the "syndicate1
are ill naurja n is miiccj, at... j
the board has amassed a large quan-1
tity of evidence concerning the iden
...v and mirations of the nromoters.
' '
Evidence in the hand, of the board j
now indicates that the country from
coast to coast is being exploited by
a land swindle trust all under one
head. The man at the Head ot tne or-:
,.ization is alleged to be a financial I
wizard whose ability the farm loan
FINANCIAL? V.'IZARD
FOR LAND SWINDLE
board respects and, to a certain ex- j "'"r -B"'er., Mse .,nna, t-u.e. evangelist has arranged to nave tne
tent fears. He it keeping in the i IteMie nJ M ""' nd thrce " 'campaign in Buffalo in February and . Washington. Octob-r 14-Th-barkground
and operating through - Ben. Ot-orge, and Zack. j March instead of in the spring. Sute Department has been informed!
.genu. Funeral services will be held fromj ' officially that the British reply to the-
From the state of Kentucky nearly residence at Hope Mill, this "'ter- KansaS College Sends (American protest against the black
a half million dollars already has been : n"n M.S:30, by Rev. J. L. Jenkins, "y jrejess Weather NeWS listing of American commercial io-
taken from the farmers.
WEATHER
Weather for North Carolina.
Fair Friday and Saturday without
decided temperature changm. Hoder-
ate north east and east winds.
ITALIANS ADVANCE
AGAINST AUSTRIAN
BASE HEAR TRIESTE
Capture Two Important Heights
and Nearly Two Thousand
Prisoner?.
GAIN IN GORIZIA SECTOR
Where Austrians 1 are Driven
Hack From Their Mountain
Positions. Desperate Count
er Attacks Result in Big Loss.
(By Interactional News Service.)
home, October 12. The Italian ar
mies of General Cadorna, driving
home with heavy blows their new of-
fen-ive against the great Austrian
commercial port of Trieste have won
extensive new successes. The war
ofHte announces gains on the alones
of the two important heights, hills
nuni!r 343 and 144 east of Nova Villa
ami the capture on the entire Carso
fror.t of .1.771 prisoners.
The most extensive gains so far
reg -tered have been in the Gorizia
district. Here under a constant shell
fire the Austrians have been driven
back from their mountain side posi
tion. Desperate counter attacks
I .... . .1. - .1 V . 1 . . IT :
umiiMini o uie nuntoenuriKiiriiiD i
cfrr.mander in an effort to regain the
line lost east of Vertoibizza. on the:
' . , ... '. , .been organized and there has been a
f. arso, were broken up with losses by '
tte Italian fire 'considerable increase in the member
ship of the churches.
I A sermon on Wednesday morning,
Nothing from man's hands, nor law,',, tf o'tiock, by Rev. It. G. Hill, D. D.,
nor constitution can be final. Truth who is nearly eighty-five years old,
a -ne is final. Charles Sumner.
.LB.
Mr. Newton Prominent Attorney
CCv
or this ejection Hied inv
Raleigh Yesterday.
:y yes-
Newa was received in the city
Krday afternoon of the death of Mr.
Z. B. Newton.' in Raleigh. , Lill:ngton is making stride in pro-
j Mr. Newton was fifty-eight years . gressivenes that is e-iualled only by
if age and was a member of the local f,nv in ,ta,- A nev'
bar, having practiced law here for a commodious brick pro, led sch-xd build
Lnmber of years. Mr. Newton 'i"f. a sewerage a.d wnter vr-: rys-
n ore than a professional man and had um an! inP' -,p-p's '"' -"' "f
'l ,en successful in general business sit'r of an 'Vf.kening fr..m a Rip
Ho had acquired considerable proper-1
t in this and adjoining counties. Mrs.'
"easi.ie at n.s
l..-U i Ti.:t .
" yes.eruaj at noon.
Me was prominent in politics, hav
ing honorably filled the oftVe of coun-
ty auditor. Always a power for goivl
in this community, his influence will
ll Kmtiy missed.
I Surviving Mr. ton are his wife,
is"... J L "Y.Xf: a T.'jK
pastor of the Baptist church, of which
Mr. Newton was a member. Further,
ileUils of th. funeral were not
ranged, yesterday. But pall nearer win ou, fcy wirele rrom the weather bu The State I)cpartment U1 not discuss
be selected this morning. Jreu , the Agricultural Coi- j what action this government will take,
-lege here. A'ith the exception of the' if the reply is unsatisfactory, but t:
It is sledom that a man without forecasts sent nightly for the benefit ' is believed President Wilson will ex
tha coin is sued for breach of promise. Df the naval stations this is said to ercise the discretion given him by law
Bravery does not consist in heing he the first time service of this Kind to put Into effect the retalitory tegis--foolhardy.
. . . that has been attempted. lation passed by Congress.
THE FAYETTEVILLE
press meets
People of Lillington Extended a
Warm Welcome to Ail
Delegates.
PASTOR FOR 54 YEARS
Dr. H. G. Hill, Eighty-Five
Years Old, Delivered Morning
Sermon.
gician. -An Orator and Lo-
The Fayetteville Presbytery con
vened its 100th stated session at Lil
lington on Tuesday evening, October
10th, at 8 o'clock. The opening serm
on was preached by Rev. R. A. Mc
Leod, pastor of Galatia, Manchester
and Longstreet churches, after which
the Presbytery was called to order by
;the retiring Moderator, Hon. A. D.
jMcGill; of Fayetteville, Route 8.
j Rev. H. J. Willis, of Rowland, was
elected Moderator, by acclamation;
j Rev. John L. Fairly, of Fayetteville,
jwas choosen Temporary Clerk, and
I Rev. R. A. McLeod, of Rockfish, was
'made Engraving Clerk. The new offi
cers were at once inducted into office
and the business pf the Court moved
off with clock-work precision.
j There was a good attendance at
ithis meeting and much to encourage
the faithful workers was found in the
reports from the various parts of the
field. Several new churches have
'and who has been preathing fifty -
' four years, was worthy of note. Dr.
.Hill seems to have lost not one whit
I of his abilities as nn orator and Iogi
cian. That sermon was. itself, wrrtll
a trip to the Preshytery.
A great inspiration was given- Mis-!
siuns and Sunday School work at this
session of Presbytery and we conn-
idently look forward to results.
The hospitality of the good people
!f Lillington. irrespective of denomi-
' . . I
ration wlil ever remain a pieasam
memory in the minds of every attend-
'ant upon the full session of fall meet-1
ing of Fayetteville Preflytery. They
" "' .' wo' thought-1
ful of the -if,,!'t " tneir Bt'estf.
Van Winkle sleep.
I
'Billy" Sunday in
New York April 1
New York, October 1
The Rev. ;
"Hilly Sunday will conduct his "fight
against the devil" in New York begin-1
ning April 1 next and continuing
through April. May and Junef The
. . . .
Manhtta Kan. October 12.-
-'paiiy weather forecasts are being sent
U-BOAT OPERATIONS
ALONG U.S. COAST A
IE, REPORT
Of Joint State and Nary Neulra-
lity Board Submitted De
partment Yesterday.
BELLIGERENT VESSELS
Carrying Guns and of a Type of
the U-53 Should Not Be Ad
mitted to U. S. Ports, Reco.n
mendation of Board.
(By International News Service.
Washington, October 12. The joinr
state and navy neutrality board hn-s
submitted to the State Department it
report and recommendation concern
ing submarine warfare off the Ameri
can coast. It is understood that the
findings -of the board are unfavorable
to a continuation by Germany of ac
tivities similar to those off Numuek-
et Lightship last Sunday, nVr t?
U-53 sank five merchant vessels.
It was said today that, the neutral
ity board declared such" operation ire
cle proximity to American ehre.
corstituted a nuisance which shouU
b-? t bated, aiid that in their view h?
L'nited StateB should refuse hospital
ity to all belligerent war vessels.
The neutrality board is an advisory
not responsible body and Its finding
and recommendations are not binding.
It was said authoritively today that
the department before deciding upon
any policy, will examine all the evi- -dence.
The Nr:vy Pepartnujnt received to-
'day a report from Rear Admiral
! Knight, at Newport transmitting the
! reports of the commanders of four
vessels sunk by the U-o3.
The Navy Department received alsct
a report from Admiral Glcaves, com-
manding the destroyer force at sea,
I expressing his personal belief that alt
the survivors are accounted for ami
that there was nnteanicr sunk namoif
the Kingston on KingsWnion.
Admiral Cleaves added that th.! de-
stroyer force had discontinued the
. search.
Bombard GaS Factor'
Causing Great Fire
fRy International News Service.)
Paris, October 12. The official re
port tonight says, north of the Sonimt
the French hae made some progress
west of Sailiy.
South of the S'.mme there was great
activity by the artillery cn both sides
but no infantry r.cti"n.
In the Vosees the Fren;h evecuted
a coup de main in whkh Were brought
back eleven German prisoners. The
French artillery lomi.ar.led a gas fac-
tory near Muclhauserwa.isine a great
fire.
'
British ReDlv to
t - -
Blacklist Protest
! terests may be expected shortly.
The impression among officials i
that the reply will' be unsatisfactory.