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Middleton Farmville jerry Armfield Greenville Zeno Stocks Farmville Sollns M. Crisp, Jr. ..Falkland Jas. R- Hawkins Bethel B. F. Harris Greenville Bennett Gray Greenville XS'm. H. Commons .. Farmville Ben Outterbridge . . Greenville Sam Harris Bethel Lynn Barrett Farmville Ivey Bibb Chieod Hill Peyton Winterville (2.000 Numbers Drawn) Elbert Moye Farmville Alonzo Raspberry . . Greenville James Laey Hanrahan Paul Dixon Farmville Ed BisseU Shelmerdine Thos. H. Jackson .... Ayden Nealos C. Tripp Ayden Frank A. Savage . . Greenville Gus Edwards Winterville Cleveland Cameron . Greenville John Cox Greenville Meekin Tripp Greenville Henry MrDaniel Jesse Mayo . . . Fred W. Jones Riley Williams Paul G. Balafas Grimesland Greenville Grimesland .... Bethel . Greenville Lemmon Minor Greenville Eddie D. Britt Ayden Ernest Person Bethel Abram Anderson Greenville John A. Edwards Fountain Needam O. Stephens . . . Ayden i Willie Hill Winterville Julius Page Robersonville j Tenney B, Oakley . . . r armviHe Marvin Tyson Farmville James Williamston . . Ayden Daniel G. Williams .. Halleville William Moore Bethel William Wilkes . . . .Winterville Jessie Kennedy Chieod Lewis Blow Greenville Marion Gorman Falkland Oliver Joyner Greenville William J. Taylor Bethel Chas. H. McGowan . .Winterville Zeno Little jGreenville C. J. O'Hagan Horne Greenvlile John O. Edwards Greenville David Cannon Greenville 657 1995 175 3378 2147 3085 278 3177 2432 3487 3296 Yoot Some people are diffident about doing business through a bank because they think their business through a bank is too small f dr a banker to both er with. We invite such people to come in and use this bank. We are in business purposely to be bothered. j Every man, woman and child should have a bank account of some size, and their business is very welcome here. The National Bank of (Greenville Greenville, North Carolina James. L. Little, President F. G. James,V-Pres. F. J. Forbes, Cashier M. L. Turnage, Asst. Cash r -it -WW.' , es of Next Week, July 23, 24 and 25 We will have with us on these dates a Representative from one of Amer ica's Famous Made-to-Measure Shops who is an Artist in his line and serves only the best business for his House. This Opening is for YOU and we want YOU to take advantage of this un usual, opportunity, to .familiarize YOURSELF with the Best Styles from America's Great Metropolis. It will be our pleasure to assist YOU at this Opening in order that you may be suited for the coming season. IBatchelor IBrotliers Superior Clothes Proctor Hotel Building Telephone 134 Alfred Alford Bethel James T. Edwards Fountain John D. Stokes Winterville Henry Wilson Ayden Sam L. Brid;ers Greenville James H. Briley Greenville John F. Dawson . . . . . .Ayden David C. Creech . . . Greenville Robert E. Sellers Greenville Harvey Stocks Winterville Charlie Brown Grifton 1622 1240 2461 524 991 3214 1172 532 1517 2623 1851 THIS iOWlO: - -r Woplcns arid Toney Darden Farmville Jesse C. Smith Grimesland i Thos. F. Taylor Greenville Robert Gay FarmviDe Walter Hardee Stokes1 Chas. Evans ....... .Winterville H. C HudtDeston Shelmerdine Lht llines Greenville Dorcey Harris .Farmville Furney Carr Greenville Wiley D. Dildy Farmville Coming 44640 New York Fall Season 1924 Joseph F. Moye Farmville 1139 Holt Faucet t Grimesland 1214 Jesse J. Okley Shelmerdine 336 John B. Johnson ....Greenville 2432 Robt. E. Sellars Greenville 2857 Rothwell Lock Greenville 1952 Mack G. Smith Farmville 212 Melton A. Worthington Grifton 1357 Zeno G. Mills Grimesland 49 Alex Cuthrell Ayden 8 Willie M. Borden Ayden 2793 Ben Johnson Greenville 2954 Jimmie Rives Greenville 2700 James Fleming Greenville 2485 Julius Turnage Greenville 1707, William O. Joyner ..Farmville 2039 Clarence M. Smith . . Fountain 2872 Arthur Mayo Greenville 1160 William H. Haddock. Vanceboro 1192 Allen Mayo Winterville 3313 Frank Cox Ayden 1660 Alferd Harris Farmville 305 John P. Grimes Ayden 1143 Thos. Formes -Grimesland 1043 Levy Smith i.-.Paetolus 2300 Hundred Numbers-Drawn 557 Daniel Tyson Farmville 2886 1652 1433 2143 Lewis Jenkins Greenville Jonah Gorman -.Farmville Leslie Harris Farmville Levi Braxton Greenville Mack Frazier .Farmville Cooper Williams . . Walstonburg Charlie Duncan ....... .Belvoir T. D. Phillips ......Greenville Ennett L. Johnson ... .Belvoir William Tatem Greenville Early Meadows Greenville Reginal Cox Greenville Henry Hines Fountain Hugh Pearee Falkland Harvey Sutton Grimesland Ben F. Buck Grimesland Chas. S. Rountree . . Farmville Clarence Bullock Wilson Norman Arthur Greenville Geo.' Bullock Bethel Jas. Baker Greenville Elliot Debmond ..... .Greenville Wm. Harris Greenville Slade Erkins Greenville Edgar F. Duke Farmville Cas Robins Parmele Arthur Ellis Farmville Jos. A. Tyson ... Parmele Floyd Humphry .. . .Lit tlefleld Bennie Jones .....Chieod Ebern P. Spenee Greenville Noah' S. Tyson Greenville Lantis Howell Falkland 1798 622 2409 585 3005 2873 2191 2071 1464 1257 1077 1941 2616 2551 781 2121 2666 2751 6290 1215 1035 1634 958 323 1343 2444 2491 1439 1804 857 2950 1554 1401 2677 1303 2151 963 438 876 1059 475 441 880 1776 3144 3102 357 23 Joe Williams Horace Purvis . Walstonburg Wm. Purdie 'Greenville Mareellus Taylor , Farmville John Beaman ...... t JFountain John Dyer ..Greenville Wm. Cox v. Greenville Howard X. Benson . .Cmcirmatl Wm. H. Warren . Robersonville Floyd C. Best .Farmville Chas. Whitley Bethel Robert E7 Adams . . . . Greenville Jas. Summerlin ........ Arthur Paul R. Broadway Arthur Holston Whitehurst .....Bethel Chas. Vines . . ..... .Farmville Ernest Hardison Stokes Bennie R. .Manning . .Pactolus Thos. Mebbin . ...... Ayden Abe W. Cannon . . . . Winterville 1173 33t 1881" 8337 1108 3551- 2617f 2489 3362 2794 2796 1910 492 1201 1978 2199 565 2933 3228 800 1747 1447 1049 1442 715 961 539 349 962 2436 1407 501 2386 3253 102 1025 1915 1411 1979 875 2769 2893 1780 714 3083 86 1997 1024 1291 2973 871 1341 2563 1556 2159 2212 3718 1043 1606 1934 Cose Hudson .'.Grimesland Addie-Jackson ....... ..Grifton Drewrj. Jones Ji... .FarmvlSe -Arthur IIinea-:Y'. .V. . ..Grifton Victor Coward ...Shelmerdine Arden E. Darden ..Winterville Wm. H. Buree ..Greenville Benj. L. Tyson . t. .. .Greenville Lonnie Stocks Chieod Ed Johnson ........Greenville Wm. Johnson, Jr. ..Greenville James B. Moore ....Farmville Simon P. Anderson. .Greenville Marshal Mills .. Resley R. Willis .. Ollie F. Clark . . . John Williams .. Sam Peyton .... Willie C. Harris Ben Collier ...... John Postell .... Herbert L. Meeks Walter Webb ... . .Grimesland . . . .Farmville . . . Greenville ...Greenville Greenville Winterville Parmele Farmville Farm vile Robersonville Jesse L. Little Falkland Joe J. Harris Parmele James A. Warren. .Robersonville John Mayo Greenville Robert I. Lee ...... . .Grifton Lafayette Warren ... Parmale Mark H. Smith Greenville Wm. L. Clark Farmville Perry Barrett Greenville Jas. W. Norris Greenville Geo. M. Moore Grifton Wm. G. Kittrell Ayden Bud Perkins Parmale Lonnie A. Morgan ... Farmville Johnnie Corbett Fountain Willie P. Wilson ... Farmville William Wooten ... Bethel John Hopkins Greenville Holoie Moore ....... Greenville Freeman Vines .... Farmville Wheaton E. Harper . . . Tarboro Arthur R. Barnhill . Greenville John S. Holton ..... Grifton Stephen Everett .... Fountain Joe Parker' Stokes James L. Bash Greenville Noah Shepnard Greenville Sam Taylor Bethel Walter Hardee ... Grimesland Isaac Bareo Greenville Archie Tyson Greenville Henry B. Beacham . Greenville Jos. B. Cannon Greenville Joe Gatlin Pitt Co. Levi Smith Pactolus James Brooks Farmville Geo. W. Pittman . Walstonburg Geo. R. Jackson Ayden Jacob Harris Falkland Henry F. Brooks . . . Greenville Elbert M. Wainwright Farmville Rajib G. Saied Greenville 911 1520 2137 1972 2427 1690 1156 1393 3190 1593 3013 3375 1850 2013 555 978 1260 2674 3288 2375 3441 506 3316 3022 2639 2221 1588 1591 2465 1909 1686 2058 2773 1391 1227 1525 3354 2598 2348 877 435 2096 681 2705 713 2145 3156 1478 3294 1929 935 2091 2917 3520 2844 1121 1150 450 2244 1390 113 1658 2084 1472 2512 725 104 Richard Jones Farmville Gus Haddock Vanceboro Azum White Chieod Bitha Wilson Greenville Jennis Barrett Farmville Arthur Teel Greenville Jerry Williams Grifton Frank M. Davis, Jr. Farmville W. J. Killibrew Fountain Chas. Tyson Greenville William J. Brown Stokes Warren R. Taylor .. Vanceboro Jos. Dupree Greenville Wm. V. Whitehurst ." Greenville Raymond Moore . . Chas. F. Little Greenville Greenville Harper Barrett Greenville Chas. Danry Grifton David H. Tucker . . Greenville Benj. H. Clemmons . . Greenville Arthur T. Denton .. Greenville Tom Barnes Farmville Daniel Barrett Farmville Jasper O. Teel Greenville Exum Moore Farmville Willie Johnston ... Farmville Henry Bynum Fountain Robt. House Greenville Ben Walker Shelmerdine James K. Proctor . . Grimesland Peter Jenkins Greenville Sam Quinerly Ayden Henry Braxton ... Greenville Guy R. Lanier Greenville John Ward Bethel Willis O. Allen Greenville John Taylor Fountain Josiah B. Corey Bethel Ed Flowers Greenville Fonnie C. James ....... Bethel Bdgue D. Barnhill .... Beaufort Jacob MeClinton ... Greenville Oscar Wiley Fountain Ike J. Beckwith Grifton Marion Newsom .... Farmville Francis A. Nelson . . . Parmale John Reef Fountain Ross McCallop Greenville Will Barrett Greenville Stephen Little Greenville Roy L. Dixon .... Grimesland Fred Gladson Chieod Hazzard C. Crawford Greenville Coy L. Forbes Greenville Louis Telfair Grimesland James C. Lucas Ayden Sam Hardee ... Walstonburg James Norville Farmville Wm. B. Smith Farmville William B. Wiley.. Greenville Nathan D. Mathous . . . Betnel Daniel Lane, Jr. Ayden (Continued on page sir.) BATTLEFIELD J BEING RECLAIMED By WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMMS .(United Press Staff Correspondent). WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES AFIELD. (By Mail) Did you ever stop to think what becomes of all worn out equipment of an army composed of millions o fmen? At the, outset of the present i much of this was pre loss. Nowrf British army there js aS Rothes man" and the profits he reports back 6 his boss, John Bull, might make UNK i i 1 MSURE S in in TOBACCO 1 With . I 1 TED nTl S I Bro(tlhKar& i I I Phone 307 (GREENVILLE, N. Cj I J Morgan Rockefeller of Carnegie en vious. The old clothes man "saves the 6craps. He makes new things out of old. He cleans up the battlefields and camps and very little is wasted nowa days. His job Js to collect anything from a horseshoe nail to a disordered siege-gun and put it back into com mission. Brass objects which have lost their usefulness are melted into ingots, cast iron jnxik becomes pig-iron again ; bronze, tin, steel, nickel and everything of. the kind which has irrerrievably lost its shape is put into the melting pots to be born again In another guise keeping up an eternal transmigration but serving all the while. I recently visited one of these scrap saving and repair shops. About 12,000 people are employed, mostly French women and girls. Here great Howitzers are repaired and government chronometers have their hair springs readjjusted; tents are patched and mended and covers are made for steel helmets ; artillery wheels are repaired and micrometers put true again. There is a wood-working shop, a foundry for running brass, bronze, zinc, tin and iron ; a boot repair de partment, a great machine shop ; a gas mask repair department and many others. -Jn one room there were hundreds and hundreds of rifles. "This is one day's arrivals, "the commanding officer explained. "By to night the room must be cleared to make room for tomorrow's arrivals." Many of the rifles were muddy and rusty as though picked out of the mud on the battlefield. Women were clean ing these. In one corner a soldier vas rymthmically swinging the rifles upon by one to a rest and ssuinting through the barrels at a light to see if they were bent or if the rifling was damag ed. The officer explained this was ob viously the first bit of inspection be cause it would be a waste of time to Jr3ePair otner parts 01 tne rine 11 cne oarrei was aamagea. These rifles pass on down the line. When 'they reach the end they are as good as new and after being oiled are packed in boxes and shipped back to the front. Dr. Fitzgerald Installs X-Ray Machine in His Dental Office Dr. Paul Fitzgerald, one of Green ville's most progressive dentists, has just completed the installation of a i4iodern X-Ray machine for use-in con nection with his dental parlors in the Five Points building. The machine is the only one in the county, and is fully equipped to do every kind of work that can be done with the wonderful X-Ray lights. It can be used, in locating faults in bones in any part of the body, and in that manner can detect a crook in the healing f a broken bone'and thereby prevent lameness or disfigurement of the limbs. It is also equipped to take photographs of all parts of the body, and can take any size from the tiny one-inch photo to the large one 10 x 9. Then, too, it has facilities for treating by means of currents of violet rays, which are generated by the machine, all kinds of jrhuematism, aches, pains, etc. It also gives an X-Ray massage. Such a machine is a benefit to the entire county, and Dr. Fitzgerald is to be congratulated upon his progres siveness in adding it to his already well equipped office. SURGICAL DRESSINGS SORELY NEEDED IN WASHINGTON A lettre has been sent out to every chapter of the American Red Cross in the country advising them of tke great need of surgical dresngs for the woun ded soldiers. We have been asked to publish this letter in order that the women of the tow nand county will see it and put forth every effort to assist in the work. The letter is as follows : To All Chapters: On acount of the urgent demand in Europe for surgical dressing, I re quest you to send atthe earliest pos sible moment, all the availlble stock of dressings comprised in a class A described on page 4 and 5 R. C. lfrt and pages 3 and 4 of A. R. C. 165 to the nearest branch of the American Red Cross Supply Service. Since the de mand i so urgent I ask you to'gfve this your immediate personal atten tion. For your further information I give below a list of the Branch Warehouses and the territories which they serve. Eliot Wadsworth, Acting Chairman The ladies of the local chapter ask that every woman and girl will spend some time next Week helping in the work at the Red Cross work room in the Court House next week as they wish to complete the two boxes one which they are now working, The work room will be open both morning and afternoon of the four work days next week, a gtwo weeks will have to be lost drying the month of ' August owing to the holding of court. Let everyone in the town of -Greenville feel that she has a part to per form in the work and given some time next week in helping to hurry to completion the two boxes that are now in the making. DO IT NOW Send us the price of a year's subscription if you are (n arrears. We Need the Money
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