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GERMAN CUAWC
( By Uuited Pre)
AMSTE RD AM. The ' German Im
rial rhanc Hor Von Betjxman HolW
jirtMKT to th principle of No annexH
iiifn- uo Indemnities" in a speech
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t- he illivereil "in the Reithgtag to
il . 1 v a c r 1 1 n to reports reieixed
In i t- The reiKrts indicate -that Ger
man v liKks to the speech a affording
an immediate opportunity for- -the
iM'imiir - f )eHce aeRotiatious, . '
lLLLl5liiWMwifiO
wiiiE8iisgrarof
were tampering wfth," a shaft' at'' his
father's,, mill, when, the clothing ofH
the'Pierce-rhoy-'was caught winding
T : r- rhlm fiiVkitAtf mafhtiuunr. U&KaMltt
NEWS ITEMS
from mm
1 Special to th Dally News) t- - -AYDKN.
OurtoW ais filled ifith
erehtroken -and he-was hadlyrMsed
about' thef body lHit- h isdoingfine
andrwfll recover, - :r-r ? : ;
' - Notice, Masons f
' ,You are hereby notified to jtneet at
your Lodge No. 408, A. F. & A. 3dU
i5unday"at- je to arrange for therT
rruieraPoi Tiro Joynjcr -Wrogate.urT;
ial : will - lake - place, a t . his farm thi-ee''
miswest of AydeJ at -I o'cknik. :
J. H." CHEEK, 1L M.
Totir : correspondent considers the
Greenville Daily News- anJUthe- Stater-
Journal -of Raleigh : twov rrofthe: 4est
local; papers - coming ?ta-- this town.
Long-jnay Jthejr live and grow.
Just . tinloaded-another car of lhne,
and a car of -cook stoves. 'See us for
prices. J. B. Smith' & Bro. 7 7 6tp.
3r'
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iFTSIlllfllLNI.
Tl ---11 a i 1 11 lilf - -5
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tof therenmy,, rd6dfInddhTImightatineiv ;;:
thirty clock. PreViotistb tneir Caching 'Lort-r : V
don. thev "were sisrhted astKv 'Crossed th Chan-
riel, and Librd French; commalider 5f theHdmeli
ueiense army, maae tne piuiic afniouncemenx- r
that hostile air-fleet has-been; sfghted:6ff the-:C-:
isle of Thane offthe east coast of Essex, ;ajhey :
are : in considerable, jiumbers and are divided ' -X
into two parties. : -: ; ; -r'-i
. -Theextent of the damage Jias -'not " .been , l-
ieamejd.' -' -
1-General Manglo's troops marching East,, the nrst American flag officially sent from the 3altediStateto "the
.French front: - 2-j--Frepch engineers launching; bridge, the frame of which Is" filled;vlth cakt.Qr buoyancy. 8
Troop Qf Spahf caralry passing through ith old-gates of St -Bemy in the Marne dlstricfc r rBorli i.Batoet!n
! special envoy at the head of the Russian mission" ndw-in America y;
Mia nrers this week from various
parts of the State, the occasion being
the Methodist District ponferencer
Anions: the other visitors was Revr IL
F. Tripp of I'.ethel, who hellajpa-
torate at jl his 'place for -fourgyearaT
and is still held - in - loving. memory 1
I'.v his many friends here. -Mr.
iarnett Eakes tells your, cor
respondent that his section was visit
ed ly a rain last Wednesday thilt he
would call a "frogsetrangler. ,-s
1 he recent rains, together with'the
new --made roads, have made travel, af-f
most impossible. Royce Alligood, a
small loy li vini: near town, is report
ed to have pulled 19 automoblies-out
of the mire near his-home, with the
assistance of his mule and cart. ITe
"as liierally rewardeil by the tour
ists. . - -
Elevated Cars Go
Mr. Joyner Wingate Dead.'
Mr. Richard Wingate received a
telegram last night announcing, the
death of ins father, MiJoyner Win
gate. at St. Luke's Hospital in' Rich
mond. a.. where he had undergone
an operation a few weeks -agot Mr.
Wingate was one of Aydenjs most
snlistantial farmers, heldin high es
teem, loved and highly respected" by
all who knew him. and was-a jnember
"f the Masonic order. His 'remains
will arrive hore Saturday night, and
will lie in wait at his residence. Jintil
Sunday at 4 o'clock, P."M -atr wHich
time they will be taken to his -farm
thrw miles west of town and Turlei
with Masonic honors. f - -
oung Boy Badly Hurt in itfilL -
Last Tuesday a little son df Mr,
f-evy Tierco. and a smalt colored -boy
-it
v '(By United Press)-!
J XBW - YORK. Four people were
seriously hurt and ten others were in
jured when two cars on the Broadway
elevated-road today plunged thru a
trestles : There, were 50 persons on the
carSt vbut .no one was killed-
Asks Withdrawal
FoolBffl "Anient
- -ll By United Press)
- WAsllINGTOX President Wilson
i-has asked for J he withdrawal of the
amendment of the" Food Bill which
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(By United -Press) fiandling German affairs in this conn- late attached under 'Swiss protectioa
WASHINGTON. In the hunt for try wil lhe. cleaned out and deported, to leave the country. Many pothers,
German spies in this Country, at the ! Th flTst step was 4ake today jj German - eonsuls scattered
suggestion of the American govern- when the State Dartmentmade ar- , v . hitsL German clerks".
ment the Teuton employees in ' the rangements for Bern H. Chauffhau- . various, pomts, . uerman Clerks,
service of neutrals, who have leen sen.-Jhe New- York German- Oonsu-. follow, 4 . , , .;.
would; prevent the members of tlie Ad
vlsory Commission, of the National
Defene- Council frem selling their own
manufactnr.es to the- government. -The
president conveyed his position on She
subject in -aTjette which has Invn
Names Be Drawn
in Big Glass Bowl
WEBB MILLER .
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. The fate of 9,649.
938 men on-the national army regis
tration rolls will be held in a huge
glass bowl-Hilled . with little genatine
capsules. - Enclosed in . each one of
these capsules will-be numbers on pa-
wilt
received Ty .the ..-Senate .Agricultural! rfoefcm.ta fr.Pt. fn h drnffd fnr
the army.
TEUTON
BY THE FRENCH
Negroes Planned
ffigUprisinginE.
St. Louis for 4th
liu v iucuu sua ? Wa :
Troops from. "Subs"
: L (ByUnited Press)
PARIS. It was a providentially
timely accident to the rudder of one of
the transports of the first contingent
of American Expeditionaiies that pro
bably -saved the- vessel .from torpedo
ing at hands of the German submar
ines. "When the rudder suddenly . be-
Drx L. N. liundy, the alleged brains I A M ' ,
of tlie pint is said to- have dissapeas- H""" uiauiu, isutp.. vwi suaiy-
ed. - .-. - .' ' ly from the straight course, and the
. . .
submarines, who- were skulking near-
"by like tigers after their prey, belie.:
ing that; they were discovered, hasti
ly; -discharged their torpedoes and -then'
fled.
(By United Press; -
East St. Louis. The probe of the
recent race riot by the -Grand Jury
is expected here io develop sensation
al testimony, establishing the - fact
that a Conspiracy Twas brewing for a
tiprisiug of. the negroes on July 4tn.
GERALD IN E FARRER -
as t - .-
"JOAN OF ARC"-
THE GREATESTPHOTOELAY
EVER SCREENED
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WHITES THEATRE
VIED., JULY , 11
MATINEE ' AND-rf
3 O'clock - "
NIGHT
yt-f f .. - t
7:45
ADMISSION- ?5c, SOc, 75ei JLUr
By United Press) , -
' PARlS-,Germany has-appjaretitly becptiie
ronvinced of the.hotoeleBsnes&frd"'OtfcdlQun-
frisrhtful losses has ceased her rattacksnn that rer
gion:H-The official commnnique records a cesart
tionofightm there: - - : v -
BERLIN iBEtlEVESrBREAU :
MITJIilDArMTiriF - I M Ml
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- (ByUnited-Press)' ry - ,
AMSTERDAM. According to r dispatches!
received here, idplomatfc circlesan Berlin believe
that :a break betweeh' GermanyandArgentine
is imnunentevenaf-it has riot already-occurred.
ThAgenine3Iinister;conferfedal:-len
Foreierri?Miriister;Zirhmer
t with-Chan;cellorr BethmanniHollweg
-United'Piessdispatch weefc as?
seats Go on sale at BoV officewed- . AD-pnrJne-had disnatcheduanulti-
mawmm (iermany. conceding" xne .sinKmgpt
nesday Morning: STr ,
Many, Papers are
'Barred from Mails
. (By TJfiited Press);
WASH INGTON. It has been'learn
ed - here that the igeverumenf-lias been
barring numerous' publications from
the mails" on account of their oposi
tiou to the war. Tbe latest paper to
Ikj barred under the recently passed
espioange act is iThe Appeal to Jtea-
sonr"altjflcialist4:weekly :. paper -Printed
in Girard.-'Kansas' - , - .
Musi Ascertain Jot Thethsetves
zWMetheror Drafted
; , (United Press Staff Correspondent)
- .WASHINGTON C,nien. Of '
military age 'will tAemselvesibe:re3pohsiBle d
seriiniifehethei'M
x;ne- Dig.rnuman' lottery tnauwin soon- oeginito, v
grind outthe names. - Hence the War:DepartrC
menT asksjthat- during the next f ew daVsievery;; "
one be"alerifto read the newspapers knnouricet s;
mentsijf the draft TequifemeritsWhen in;dQufet?l: v
asK tneiocai ;xempton jBoaras. ; - U- '-?f
briefly :this is "what the eligibles sVdp; w7
: '-First go-tq yourExemptiQix Boards hfinrJ-B"",.
out what your red-ing serial number ip-aafgooiT;;'.
as the Boards have finished numbering theards' : -for
the. lottery. Then watch in the newspapers Vr
for iherdrawingof the numbers in Washington. t
Then find-out whether your number wa$aTOi,:
and ijlt was,findout the order, in whicriyoUiistr
appear. finally, learn .wnennd wnerethe
pnysicai examination win ;e neia ,
To .seme: of .you who read this -arti
cle, "if r will mean : the open ; gates to
prosperity.- f. you--are devoid of- all
- r . ; JJ . , trace ' of energy or ordinary ambition
' AU rercuLy w v, fa no -nse.'r Do -not read thisany
PARIS,i(By Mail Information ie
tatlv'Q ito. .Ihe: Individual members of
the i-American" expeditionary - force, in
France' will "not be -permitted in the
news , cablese Theii j general- staff an-
Inounced today that such -news must
be transmitted to the. folks at iiome
by; the . ogicers and. nien themselves,
not - by the - newspapOTsr.- - - ; -i
r The fighters will be encouraged to
write fully, and often .to-those 'who are
interested" in them; ,-This mall -will
pass through -a lenient Cmllitary cen
sorship and "npon its r arrival" - in -Am-"
erica may- be giVenvtout -io the .news-
paper$ by - the respective relatives -or
friends. - -
Tbe oUy exeeptioitr -toi-. the" general
staffs" ruling - aecmlingv to plans out
lined :tdday 'will - be in jeventof 'ex
ceptional cases ' where individual acta!
of-.bravery or :"devofiOn to" duty .'may
possibiy-be'eommuicated to the, press
tofQciaUy at-a later; time, -.yj
: xmM-JKiiu aoc .happen,- noweverpim-
tit American J:oop have been-aetual-
LOSTAntlaue Cameo Pinv larce size
between my5 home5mj'3rd St. & Van
j--- lemmgs i: otore.-'on ,-. tiouse uoaa.
?o.00 . reward for,. -return toUtfre.
Four s torpedoes Npassed harmlessly
astern, an. eye wit ness who was-on
the' transport -said today,
The Boy Scouts .
Hold a Meeting
ed local
idedde";: Upon; someUitgg- that ieveryone
riTt enjoy. Z? , -
tjy35ry.boy in tthetOw&r theTignt
age should- be - ffiemi.tnis or
ganixation.-? And everjrj parent shoud
- . , i --T'-. v t4. -- . .-.:- i - . Vt - - - - 1 i S.-IKI rewnrrt Tor -rpfnrn tr Mm 1
rT Tt Argentine s SmpS .DyOjerman; SUUmarmeS.; -J I- c. Ik- Whichara. or rto Ws-.ofSceJ encourage Ms-hoy oioin-r .;
BROAD - CAST MESSAGE TOR
Is this Axiicfe and iNoTOthers, Needmketithe
lTrmhlp-nr KPnninfy It. PJnrA Yniir,NnitiflrV
on the List of Workers Today !
Boy Scouts held a very enthusiastic
meeting-at the High-School .building
last night at 8 e'clock. - There were
thirty-four- members, present, twelve.
of them joining lastjuight, and alrxtf
them were eager to begin" the scout
work. The initiations fee is -one dol
lar, and he weekly dues : are'. ten
cents. Every one of the hoys has.
jmid his.faeanai dues, f
Tlris morniitg:lheQoys jireicf wort
delivering the- lew, , telephone -direc
tories to the "citizens" of the -town and-4
they expect -to - accomplish -4hls vicork
within threcrhours-this morning. Ten
of. them- reported prohiptly Jhls monij
mgto begin the :worfc ana ny. eleven.
o'clock had completed: 'the . task and
thereby earned, about : fourteen.-dollars
for tlie ordejv as the .Telephone- Com
pany paid them two cents apiece,: for
distributing theloeksT - 'C.'J"
The boys ar? planning;torh4e. fa
real- outing , some time this satbmer.
The -details' have not fret been worked
uV-but iiris .HJertala-ihat they " will t-XjjendS: anor reader ex tne-uawyjNews
taK.ea parp-n .tne ciun. , xne large
numberot folkjwbo east; fheiriivotea
further.' There is nothing in it-for
But if you are" interested and are a
live wire, here is'-a broad' cast mes
sage ; for fyou : witha personal mean-
tog.- 'The -Auto-Club is an opportun
ity ujreated- for - you and ,your kind:
It - is rthe . sort of -opening you ene.
getfe' ones r aret " looking for. The
chance' to secure "all the happiness and
prosperity without jone .4xmt of cost
fooU." "
- By': joining - the Daily News Auto
Club and, becoming an. activel mem
ber, you will he entitled to youy-share
of the 12347.00 in cash and prizes .to
be awarded oft August 11th, - Not only
are you assured-whert you enter. the
tion will I bet far: more generous than
any ?preyjue mpaigi"Wrjconduct
eTia this.. part of thV Btate"f'u
iTheuuto 4Dluh aIiyolagtcampa6a
and participate. JtaC theace, . make itl
possible-for,- the :Daily vjfews to offer
extraOTdinary- prizes of 7 great value.
The -prizes wjlLbe : distributed to ' the
best working members,-those who" se
curethe most .rotes on- 'guhscfipftonT -r
aavemsmg ana joo work. v
If your name is now on the'BfiL;-alli
you have toTdo is t6 start, the pall.
rolling. Jf your-name is jxoTon-the
list, .you should have it entered .at"
once.,, '- . , - "yr-J ,yj
-The patrpna of tepDaUx wfIapr '
preciale Uie "value of "the awajrd to'be" i v
distribute and they are entering-the "iy
race withs great .interest. Placejrdnr'",' H"
name on the long lifefof active worfcV 1"
ers and start in on thegrdTrhd floor- '
wuju iue outers,- - ' 3
, . 3 Partial List of -Clulr JlemWre v-l: V
- Member-. J "r, Votes! . '
Louis Curryr"Cityt'r4,r T8,500-
Mfss, Clara Jonea taty .V. , 69,000
Miss -Argent -Oulneicly,, Dity"3q,000 "
Mrs. tofinle HexeeAJIktanif WKW iVri
Miss MargaretMoore, City . . , T'45.000 1; I
Qubj ofcertam'profit,lthe:comrens,h-lMiss Esther; Blount, Ayden .jtOOO-"
Miss Fannie Smith, GrlftonT ,10.000 V
Lee F. King, -Clty,V. tKf 10,000 ,k. - ,
Jaiss .Lottie -.-Baf berCity TT,00
Miss Rose-Myers,TCity -i; ,7.23,000 , ,
wherebyeveryone
Miss- Ethel Bynum, Farm ville '40,000 v
BA, Totmtain'jr; Fountain, 'l0tO0OV"'f
Franks Patrick, City 1 A.-27,200, .V
Miss Susie Sutton, Winervtry 10,000
Willie -HarrisStokes'f ..; . t 10r-V s
Alfred J.' Flanagans 2. ' 10.000 - " -
Miss Athleen Bullock, Uv- - 10,000
jstifjt f Tne -prizes wm.je aistnDutea to . me j Herman E. Harrlss, FarmvilleTLO.OOO "