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By Any Foreign Na-
No Interfe
Laoredo. Tex.. June SS.—“Cor.Ptitu-
ticnalist leaders who have .sympa
thy .of all of the pieople of all I>lexico,
will not allow the dij^nity of u.c na
tion to be lowered by the interiercnce
. of any- foreign po'.vej in the interna'
affairs of the country.” This ti'^clara-
tjcn was made by aeiieral Carrar.za at
a ■ hiuiquet at Monterey Saturday
s ight, accordiJ.ii to ti’avelci's who- ar-
.riyc here today. . .
it >-.-jici,.as$oj'ied rhe
Vnitod Sta'LO* \va? aysuinh'g* a
^ • icrial attityoc. Ti-e' Mexicnn?
^ ^'ho attended the thf?rod hiiii
is said^
^ "‘The coiistitiuionaK.Sv jriove^K-o: has
:ix'W proeeedea to such a pciru/’ the
hvst chief IF. quoted as. having’ ?iud.
‘‘that the party has nothing vo fear
^ oiccept from the Judases i:i Its. own
innhs.” Ke m€nti^ned no nances.
(’nrranza, those who --reached here
tonight declared made nc reference tcv
inediatioi', but other cojistitulionp.ijst
ItTtders ivho spoke at the Ipancjuct ex-
orc??ed the view, that by intcrnaiion-
ai custom “the good ofTues*’ vrere
;;5:ricilv defined ai’.d wore ;.vr.r.i;od to
f.Tinc'in^r together the pr.rtie? in dis-
j^.Tinc'
: L-te.
The mediators, bcwove:*. thvy ?a\u,
TiOt on'V had irie-d *o bri;-^ir. the- (ils'-
i'*:l oniy had tried to bil:Vjr t]; *
together. huK haa aifo aitomiH-
ftl to dictate a poiicy cn -.vhich they
v.-i it, to ai;ree.
Governor Villareiil. sf .s’vievei-*!'^.
iVi'-uod the i^ciioTi of ’he I'lu-::-
. in thnr .'I'-ie i“
•'I'uvhes ar.u bi^r?iir:.c ’:H' ;onf^;-L o:'j
High Point is Out-Growing Self.
High Point, June 27,—This^own is
becoming an immensely scattered 'une.
Av lii«f icfiiuential secticn grcv.-^ to
ward the north, so does the manufac
turing sfttlements toward me «o’uth.
To thc^c who have not been in South
High Point for the past , few nVont-h?
^the buildinti growth is woi:derfuL Fnc-
tories of diiTerent hinds whieii have
been locnted just ouljsid*^ the incor-
‘jvjrate Tnnit? bccause of iovai, laxe?,
‘and fov o;her res\scr:5, have been the
^ cause of innumerable ■ homes being
’tv-iii all the way to ihe tovv’n limits
beyond... . Especially thi5 .:ruc of
^rbe ai:d i^outher.’^ part of
^ Third. Ward, Vvhere have been erei.'f-
ed ihe Hijrhland and Pickett cotcon
ii.i'i.i, ihe Mt*;.allio Bed factory, the
Gl£?be-Parkc'i’ Furniture Co., Southern
Kcvelty Work, and several others, be-
sices the impetus given to builclin'^ by
ii'.e new belt line throuirh this section
of e ver a mile built last year by the.
Southern ir. connectin'^* Its main line
and the .-\?hebcro road. South-east
Ilig-h Point is srrowing as rapidly and
ihc sectfcn ahvays known as i\3ace-
doni-A is siretcbinp: out beyond the
corporate liniits in the dii’e'.:iion of
SpviiijxfieU. The silk raills, thti South
er Chair factcj'y, the mirror workf^ and
other iiidustries have done riueh to-
waid iht d«v clupment of this scction.
in r.]; t'jis southern ahd \\es-tern part
of llir:h Poinc jar.d values are inrreas-
iPC f-.nO nea^ rc.'idertlal cotta.i^es arc
foiiowingr fa.^t in the wake of many
varied l.odusrric>.
cio. I bt Only One -‘BROMO QUININE**
To ffrt the RTOuine, call for fiiM TJRine?. 1
TIVK BKOMOQUi:ciNE. LookforsifiTDa
K. v:. GKOVU. Cures a CcKI in Oae Day
! COVS^ I
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KITCHEM
ECONOMY
One burner or four—iow
flame or high—-a slow fire
or a hot one. The
Oil Cook-stove
means better cooking at
less cost. No coai, no
sootj no ashes.
In I, 2, 3 and 4 bumer
sizes. Also a new 1914
mode!“—4 bumer cabinet
oil range with fireless cook
ing oven. A marvel of con
venience and efficiency.^
At dealers everjwKere, or write direct
for catalogue.
STANDARD OIL COMPAMY
.D.C.
(New Jersey)
BALTIMORE
N'.C.
Lhsrlcslon.
Character Building on the Right Plan.
. Takin" as his sci’ipture lesson the
eifrhth chapier of PauPs epistle to the
and basinc: l:\z r.crin'w-n C'.
the text fou.id in i-voinans Dr
?C..C* of the M. P. Scr^w^aiy
in V/estmir.iler, ’■n ;r.\
aveiajrc ?-ivo co.*'.i?re:i‘at;o:; /w:-tt^rday
:;T -race iJ. P.. Church/ -
It was :>:ie of those simple, iJir.vjht-
forward sermon?, full. of ?trorj? ad-
raor.iiioii and profound earne.-fini’^ss. Ke
i'.ipi esscd on iiii Jieai-er> tliij i\xO. thut
fiimply because God Iras. pla:.j..^l it
peoi’.lc may bo .saved wouUl i^o*. .-^ave
then-, tiil rlr5t;thcy do iheir part in
c.onfor2nin;4- ihemsolve.,'? ;o l:i? v.i!l.
The- tentrid theme or ih::^ di^courae
was, *'Our in.Lifo/’ :ipd in his
SQnrion:he dwcU at le.*;g-i]j on the im-
roita^'.ce of rij^ht character buildin^%
‘Ut is left to u.s to detcrrnine which
y.'c wili choci'e, evii ov ris'hicous f orces.
Hoth are here ani*. it ii a fact, that
wo cannot iiavmonike wiih Vc:tb, and
'V.-’icn. one tho.''.=c.^ t.-:c ovil hr- t-har.iu r'.r
i- •ur.denniiicd and car.:.c/r. stand
donrir-ant t.f, whc.\ it is ecjUijipsd w:'V
^s. 6V>d hr.5 j’hKn:eL]
live? thr.j coiini. fnr >,o!‘.:cthtro'. arii
it bchoov-13 csery one of os lo do tbai
for w'iik-h v.'e ai’t? intended, an;) Ui :•>
ci.: ir.g I'onforni our lives to the inl.’.Lre
oi‘ t::o .Sc:: c’i God. 0^:* own rhnr.u-
terfs mu.'-t i>e .^‘utped by i-y. God. n.-a-
irivcn U5 the facujiie? tc. nsc-nid ou:
character}!, bu": dees net sriv n.- chur-
i»ien ai*e. fjrocd ^vhe.'i they
me capablc cf doing '^ooii r.:id then
i*L. So raany cf the people are eaji-
nble of doin.Lf /rood, but in their ^?j‘eed
for v.'oridiy j^ocds fcr^^nr ihi'ir rna-
lual wi-’fars, wa? in ?ubsianoe. a j'^art
of uhat tlie .~pcake:* saiii ye.Ntt.-i'iby.
7 ho minis'or did not fail vo siress
the fact that man’s hi»jhe.>:t puienit is
the ^eehinjr of piloaiVjre and that too
oiteii tha pK*a?ur:ii r.obpht are the
ninds tba: produce evii en'ect.^s. lie
i.'.iii it i- tvue that some ple.i^ures
huM' p,'00;i c;Tcot and sound f^ood, buf
^-L'n nvj.i n-’t h-t i.-'ea/uro:' -t..-nd
:;'-ovc (.’haractci-. Th;’ pii'tn^urc*.: ihat
.!’oy .''h'nih] finsuo :r^-o x:io:=c t.n;t up>
I’i.ai :i-.ior aiiJ nvr’d thv'sc that
;::ar i'..
Ti’.at the Cii5i>'iia'! r'cilij^ioi: i.-: •• rv-
r.frion of warfare and that Ciiri'-.t’at:-
i.he cvi’ force.-- wS‘i ;h are
;rev:,lcM ii; j..zr land, '>v:>:s Uu' v n'^'iv
1.1'r. {ji I>’r. r\>rliTH*>. In his dt^r»n»ib n
z:' t;}iari!.c1er an«i in tcriitn.- hr-u to
niiti iio'.'d ^ovn.d movi-.l rni-n ''■■■'nh the
‘M'ihtt'Otrs jtji'c-es cfomin't-ic, lu lin-i
);vc*. i e s; ci:c •■!.!'(? re’aiioji 'jC ibg
b:.dy aii«I rniiid aial how crood hcalih
Xhv rock bottom of j'ood rii.naci‘-r.
!io t!vi;!;irc-d ihai the nund ar.d :^ody
arc so .-‘loscly related that the body
bo riTiCtcd wilhoul Jilic afToct
r,n lij..' r.;ind. A n'ood ndm! h ^’Jve c^~
jontial thin;r in boildinf: l’'ocu .nnir'ic-
ter and iho oorrect cliocsinf:? in life
i? itcpendi-jil on pooii thinidi-p:.
In J>r, j*\n iiae.-' sail i.'nu
people who have an aim in life keep
it constn.nily bofiro thciir inindj and
ptes.H on.ward toward their j^oal; thv^ii
JoNT :si: >hoi?id men ha'.'e the innit-'e of
Christ before their mind and i>e iran.^-
formed into His likene^^.
Dr Foi’Iinei^ spoke for a few min
utes of the work beinsi' done in the
'rcininaiy n.t Westminster a!\d ho\v
tliere they were tui-nlnfr oui irjeri for
me ministry. He said that the younc:
men i-ecdod assistance to grct throuj^h
(J;e '^■mir’ary and ir. iieiping- them at
tV.e se'ninarj* they (3id not want i,o be-
eomc too b.eavily in debt. A f^ollee-
t.'on v:i\^ taken yesterday to hcip (de
fray iho expenses of jour.ji: men who
n!e attending' the sejninary and a ‘good
ly ?>:m vv’as realised.—Greoi'.sb-jro
Xow? of Monday.
Carrar./,a i-ays the rovolutioji has ro-
feived no pecuniary asisisianc-e from
forcis^n governments or citizens, and
v/ill rereive r.oae. A.s lonj^r as it has
the sevvies of sueh a fiscal expert as
Villa, il w'll need no cutstde help.—
Grecnsbo'.-o Xews.
Jntere^rcr-i Party—say thi.^
lioac cannot up?et?’^
Im-entor—“It’s impossible. The
tanks are t)lled with riprhting .^uin.'*
—BblTaio Express.
.>rawford—“When do you ccr^sidei
that 7r/an is old and should retire?*'
Crab.^hav^-—“The surest sign ih when
his friend.s have a meeting and pre
sent him wth a fro]d-heade3 cane.’"—
iuck.
company.
■*‘In view, of the company's
financial conservative man-
ss’e?«er;t and physical eonditiu:’:, the
vjLii:g; r.rusiecf= believe the tirni ha«
to?r.*e^ whc’i they may properiy and
kaft'ly tevminaif! 'die vfStjnjr trnst. In
;';:rrondcri.';,? ihoh- trust to the stock
holders the ii’usioe:: iia'.e ti;e
s::tisfaction cf report‘ii;5: a i^'J’iitiiyinjf
deveiopmer/; of ihs sysieni of ruil-
ruadr . coiacddc:.: v. iih the e.xtraordi-
nary and .^ifrau:;y • incrLnsinj^ j.v \nvth
in ijopiilaiion* i'ldiiirrial development
and wealih .-.i the {-ci'i'itory ?ci*Ved, a
dove’cpme :t lr.i,:_'-t:ly due to the activ
ities of the ?ouihc-rn liaihvay Company.
Ui prom'jtraf^.eoinrr.oL'co and 'adu;-t.ry
along its lino.'.*
Southern R:*.ilw;'.y TruM Kad?
ed. ■.
New York, Jur.e ;)0.—^^The Soi-rhc-i-n
tiaiiway Comi^any, which has been
controlled by a votii;'^ frusc
ment sinfre. wiU bo-handed o>ei-
to the .‘^harLJM idurs July ‘U no'-i, a;--
v.\'rGi.ng- to a issued today by
t!ie survivinu r.u.v.ve.s. Ti\eso are
Charles Lanier ;. .d Georp'e F. 3:iker,
with thv i.\ - J. ?. Moi-;:an. CN'ni-
pri^ed the v«n;:
In a not’vo i.-- >iO'.‘i-:hoii::ri-^ :..i-
'iOnncinj? ^’he ap; iv.a-.-hini; di^soiurio.j.,
?i[o-ssr«. Lanier ik.u-n^‘ :
voth\'x uacier ti.v vot-
np tru>'i rc:2L't;Pi!j?ii. have represent-
eu certificaie hoiuv;’:- primv.rily iVi xht
cmir.alion e* the L'cra-u of div&ctor-^
in vonn:.:, i:\'. ’propositions "econi-
ivc’;ded by the bra' .' ol* directors loi
the provision f f licv/ capital foi the
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In the Reach of Almost Everyboti]''
, A haptjy )if.r;u-is ttii-d..si.>'>'.-1'You
just ;>ro'.'uie the- h;',;'i'.incs5 i\.>t v\> ;..ruvi ;e .hinje.
inid nil !ie !;ap:>;.. Y ’J yiic: L a lincll
of iL and ^ve liiCiius--' v.'.; S( kl il N).y(u:.,. Any-
Thitvi that we ad\'i?e you ni !.;iy I'i’. coLirili’:.’, !;AVr: c;' su
burbs \vi! prove a,^=TOf^d irive.-riiierit.
}; Alamance InsiiraEce
I .1^ Rea! Estate Co,
W. E. Macager.
J; Borfogtin, . North Carolina.
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In \Vasiu;vriiMoiitiny nit'-ii “me- j
clation aad the ivvolu'io^'ary .vtuaiion
in i.Icxico .'ofirri-u ij bj in a scunowbar
unsettled i.:a:o.” Thv fulk.s tn :he
province? bar ii ::.rured out tha. wr.y,
tut*.—Greensboro ov.i.
Win.'-'to.’j'Saion shortly u»
have tbo r.'x>* i o:'.i;ti:V.l i’y.-lem of i
street : i ih-j ^oul.h---inal i, ^
L\>di'::=! Grea/j^'bc-rti in a^-d tiidhb-v ^
n:e Just ;i .‘'In.^io better i.; tbtO int'rai- ;
linu-.—C?:oeri'-b'-r«> ^^cv.,•;. •
’Tis stvarvcre UiC mi.-er ■b;:!:!'.’ bbi ca- i
jeor «r.iploy :
Vv- L*'-iK ’.•i.-'he-' h*. ciia ?':c-’oi' i.'v.
Iv;:..:
Vvo'.sUr .‘i Mr. j.IeU-.-i u.'aii:':'
{his i-.lj..'.t 1.1. ab'O, fo!' \ ody ,
vb-cV~.Vi’'^1^oor'l X'w;-:. ;
The t-: v.'i 1 ; {o11 :^een)^ tr Inu .’ I rok-
cn r;ow a'-d if J. i'luvin* just •
. !
biosen up a little tho voun-ry i> sav-
od.—Ciivv:-ns‘)oro New^.
There ne doubt i.ho u-e:loV‘i dis
trict «;ol!‘‘'toi- Was preseal in spirit
-•il the nn'.'tir.K,’ of the Ijeni‘'»er;iiic ex-
[iiiv'o i-nonniUc.'.—ibx-'.-'ii.-bi'i- > aov.'s.
\Vc dou'; r::re whether i' i.^' -.j whit-?.,
way, or a I’leen, blue, (r yc'llos*' \\*ay,
b*!t Elm .-iioet must l.o ik'ecnlly li;j:hi-
ed, aJ'.d tha'c i‘cforo Ion;4‘.—(.•revn.-’ oi'o
News,
Coliniro ftoospvelt, posf-ibly. sas>
poets lhai his [*hysieian who s.;sy-i
ii’at unle.'S he eschews polincal ac-
livif.cs for lour mornhs he nsay i
L-oine an i;ivalid, or hi.s mind al?cc:ed.
nas> been forrupted by onemies of iVsO
Armap:cdtion arr.iy.—The Civjr.sb'.
iS’ews.
‘I a^stu'e you. niadann th^si.' ;./Le}^cn
knives renrosont the- ^reatosi \a]ue
ofl'ertd at the price.”
‘They cei'tainiy look nice and
very rheap. The only coaestiov. I'’. \\[\\
they cut'.’"
*^\h, madam, if you ask me ihar
I’m bounl to say that they will not;
but tinii is ihtdi' or.e favli.*'—I.'iadon
Punch.
Unclaimed Letters.
The foUowng’ unclaimed letters
remain in the postoffice at Burlsngrton,
June 'iT, 1014;
Genicmen: W. J, Dennis, .^r., R,
M. P. E. Sharpe.
Ladies; Miss Tishie Champon, Mrs.
Lottie iiomcwood^ Miss Dora A. M. C.
Le, Mrs. A. D. Parker, Hiss Linnic
Poe, 3Irs. J. H. Smithy Mrs. r'ai:nie
Wade.
Persons calling for any of thes«
ifttters will piease say “Advertised"
and give date of advertised iist.
F. L. WILLIAMSON,
-CKKOKACOLLECE
GREEKVILLS. S. C.
A ;ic';:o of' Rei:n?:■!■!e^'l^ iiisi-nction ;;nd Ch:.ra;-t€;-
A H'-kIi SiandEi'-d ','^'li?rg'c
A L-ar?e ^'ind Ah!& "o.culvy
.A Sf.!f-c' sti.'d.j'U Horh'
0 1 1 .'n'Ih',' V;iue Rid.i;>-. ;'(-'ar a:io.'eSe:-leve;.
B i i-Tiiird;' ;.jki MoJeri;!v E'
A ol Ai'-? ;jid '?v-:rsi--
Lirihjirif; to fi)(> !)f A. an;i B. Ped.
A C^i\]se'’v;!tv-.r'.’of ni'is'■■. ii:iei-irig'CLt-.idin.sf
t!u; Iieirive oi'B. .’ru>-. oi An.
-;s.
£pf rf|p — 19E.\L COLLEGE FOYOUNG
EEV S. C. i-i ;JD. !i. b., GSE£KV!LLU, S. C.
READ,
CONSIDER.
Did ; ;>U ever think of the ?rriOunt
of truth in the familiar s..yingthut
■‘Good Advertisins Pays”?
Try ail ad. in this paper
and v/atch the results.
CLOTHES ARE A MAN'S CREDENTIALS
X
YOC JL'i'iCE \\‘Uy \is;:or i^y J:is
nc tv:‘-nal appc-arar.i.c. So :bes
everyone elsv. To be we.iI-
t1rc^.:clJ to i'^e well received.
(;oOi)MAN'* SC ITS
will jiJi y;'u *'in rii.vl«t" wborevor you
}iO. Tlit-y aro iho oa!ward exp}esion
of substantiality ;in«l jrood form. There
is c-hfiraou-r l*afk nf Them—and they
will bad; you iv> wi*'. ajjywb.oro—under
any conilitio:.s.
A' lo the money's worih—they’re
popular pricei—losxin}.- all thoy nun-i
T.o be hor.o.-t ouaiiiy—and not a tla'Iar
n^orc
37.25 :n ?22.r>0.
1
B. GOODMAN
The Home of Good Clothes
BURLINGTON, N. Carolina.
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