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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 25, 192(5.
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By virtue of power: rested in me
by that jaortf age, e.xeajted tu me on
tlie 3rcl V3ay -pt August 19 14, tor It. 1
Singleton: and iw!j:ch appsari l ffc- w
crJ ip tlief IUtrf county . KesLifry ni II f
' C. G:..Miller. of; KaIei,V;arriy
eT$n tne city this morning vi
theNrfolk jSoutheru. ; -
E. K. Brjan of New Bern, is
Ijere today on business.
Eevy-f r. J. B. Turner has .re
turned from his vacatipn andwill
conduct the mid-week prayer and.
praise service at Imnianuel Bap-5
tist i church this evening at : the
usuAl hour. Mrs. Turner
pected to return from Aiken, S.. Qv,
within the next lew days.
W. L. Eason arrived in the city
this morning from -itinstott II yiu
th Atlantic Coast Line. .v5:
J. O. Everett of PhinoutJiv-is
esriered at the Proctor today. 1
Ji,. b. Laylor 01 Italeign, is
spencling the day in the city on
business.
; R. P. Beard of Charlotte is in
the city.
A. J, Rock of "Washington mo
tored to the city this morning..
R. E.s James of Scotland Neck
took in the ball game here yes
terdav afternoon.
FW. Wood of Henderson, is
here on business.
Thad JNIoye of New Bern was
a visitor here yesterday.
A. K. Hatem left last night f or-
Northern markets to purchase his 1
fall and winter stock. - .
Ollie F. Clarke adverti
manager of the Greenville IS ews.
returned this morning from New
York and other northern cities.
II. McD..Hux left this after
noon: for Aberdeen, N. O , ,w'ici-c
he will auction tobacco this season.
RECALL OF JAPANESE'
. ISSUED 'BY OFFICIALS
ulu, Hawaii, Aug. 25.
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An oraer was receivea : nere to
day recalling all Japanese who
have emigrated to the United
States by prominent Tokio citi
zens. This is! supposed to be a
means of solving. the Japanese
problem in America and is sup
porter! by tne j press.
GREAT BRITAIN TO V
v RECOGNIZE THE NEW
FREESTATE OF FIUME
London, Aug.s 25. Lloyd
George today promised that
Great Britain would recognize
the new f reestate of Fiume. The
announcement of a conference
between the Italian Premier
and the British Prime Minis
ter. The Rome Central News
Dspatch was the author of this
news quoting the Lucerene advices.
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4 Book 0-13 at page4- 6, I snallvsell tor x
aotinn Hpfftra thflvOoil'rt" TlOUtSC loOr
in the "town of Green ville,f on ibe 13th
Oay of September, 1920, aUl 2o'clocr
noon, ttie following describe! parcel of.
real estate, lying, heing and ituato ml'
Carolina Township in tbe County of
Pitt and" State of North Caroliua, to- -
wit: . . ; , O
Beginning at a stak on the foad.' m
thence running N. 8 1-2 degrees )V. 66 ,11
poles-to a corner r In Urays umej.r
thence S. 82degrees W. 20 poles to a Q
corney in Gray's line; tlnce w. tw i-Z(
degrees W 32 poles tor a corner in the
Perkins line; thence with'1 the Perkins,
line S. .6 1-2 degrees W. 127 "poles tO(
BarnhiU's & McLawhorn's corner; j
thence S. SO 1-2 degrees 68 poles to a.
thence with the road 18 poles to the .Cr
beginning, and containing forty-seven -
acres, more or less. ' -This
August 11th, 1020.
DS. ROLLINS, Mortgagee.
L. I. Moore, Albion Dunn, Attorneys.
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1 :30 P..M. 7 :50 P. M.
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4 :00 P. M. 9 :10 P. 1,
Ar. Mackeys . . .: . L 1 :23 P. M.
Lv. Mackeys .....'.Ar. 12750 A. M.
Ar. Pantego Ar 10:15 A. M.
Ar. BELIIAVEN. . '. .Lv. 10 :00 A. M.
SUFFOLK BRANCH.
Uriel Davis six-piece orches
tra 'number oneat Amuzu Park
tonight 9:00 p. m. to 2:00 a. m.
AdVt.
RIOTING AGAIN BEGUN
IN BELFAST, IRELAND
Belfast, Ireland, Aug. 24j
Rioting was again begun last
night here between the citizens
and police officers. A company
of soldiers werey called into, ac
tion and with the aid of the)o
lice they dispersed the large
crowds who .were shooting at
random and throwing stones.
Uriel -Davis six-piece orches
tra number one at Amuzu Park
tonight 9:00 p. m. to 2:00 a. m
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Lv. Center Ilill .Ar. 12:35 P. M.
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"After the birth of my,
baby I had a back-set,"
writes Mrs. Mattie Cross
white, of Glade Spring,
Va. "I was very ill;
thought I was going to
die. I was so weak I
couldn't raise my head ta
get a drink of water. I
took . . . medicine, yet I
didn't get any better. I
was constipated and very
weak, getting worse and
worse. IsentforCardui."
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The Woman's Tonic
"I found after one bot
tle of Cardui I was im
proving," adds Mrs.
Crosswhite. "Six bot
tles of Cardui and ... I
was cured, yes, I can say
they were a God-send to
me. I believe I would
have died, had it not been
for Cardui." Cardui has
been found beneficial in
many thousands of other
cases of womanly trou
bles. If you fee! the need
of a good, strengthen
ing tonic, why not try
Cardui? It may be just
what you need.
All
Druggists
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Uriel Davis six-piece orches
tra number one at Amuzu PnrV
aStors 10 minutes for lund.
bTuesday, Thurs.lay, aSfunlay oulj
..Corresponding Changes in Schedules :tt Intermediate Stations.
No change In schedule of Trains South ahd West of Washington, N C. Tr:iias
Xostnd 6 carry through coaqhes between Norfolk, Va , and Belhaveu, N. c
For full particulars inquire of your nearest Ticket Agent or write to
J. F. DAITON, G. P. A., Nofolk, Va.
Important Change in Schedules in
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1. 1920.
No. 1. xNo. 5-15 . L.v. ts'o. 2 xNo. 40-(i
0 :25 A. M. 4 :00 1. M. Lv. Norfolk . . t Ar. 5:30 P. il 1'2 :10 V. il.
11:5 A. M. G:15 P. M. Lv. Elizabeth City..Ar. 3:17 P. M. 10:00 A. M.
12 :12 T. M. 6 :51 P. M. Lv. Hertford Ar. 2 :33 P.M. 0:20 A.M.
al2:35 P. M. 7:15 P. M. Lv. Edeuton Lv. a2 :00 P. M. 0:00 A. M.
3 :10 P. M. Ar. WASHINGTON Lv. 11 :20 A- M.
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farce youVe ever seen. Pretty Bebe Dan
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Thursday,. Matinee and Nigh. Admjs
sion 10c and 25s.
Tonight
ELAINE HAMMERSrraiN in
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Also special attraction consisting of sing-
mg,. tableaux, pantomimes and fashion I
show of beautiful gowns; : ' '
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To avoid "BLOCK SALES," tKe Greenville To
bacco Board of Trade has ordered THREE (3)
SALES for this season. This means each company
buying tobacco on the Greenville Market will have
three Buyers, giving Greenville a Sale at three
houses at the same time. -
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Heretofore we have had two. We believe this
will do away with I he congestion and enable the
planters to sell the day they put their Tobacco on
the Warehouse floors. "Block Sales" has been
GREENVILLE'S greatest obstacle and has been
the club usectin argument by the smaller Markets.
The Tobacco Crop is the only crop the Farmers
raise that many of themsell without srettiner its full
worth. With many it is not "what my Tobacco is,
worth, but how soon can I g
one of these?
get home." Are you
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The Secretary of Agriculture (to whom each
warehouse in the State has to make a sworn report
each month) , reports the Sales (of the markets be
low) for the season of 1919 as follows; x
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MARKET.
Wilson
GREENVILLE
Kinston
Rocky Mount
Farmville r
LaGrange N n
Washington
Robersonville
Williamston
Tarboro
New Bern
Asoskie A -Ayden
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Windsor
POUNDS.
A2,816,183
30,115,431
26,109,048
21,289.906
9,708,903
7,609,574
6,036,157
4,023,968
3,941,882
3099,692
. 3,710,141
r 2596,188
2,188,246
1,169,044
i- AVERAGE
$50.75
53.22
50.71
51.12
; 54.84
45.36
- 47.38
T 44.90
45,40
40.84
43.64
51.13
47.16
38.61
Compare these averages. You know GREEN-'
VILLE sold lots of ccanmon Tobacco and Scrap.
Don't you know itwill pay you to sell your Tobac
co in GREENVILLE?
TAR RIVER BRIDGE COMPLETED AND
WILL BE OPEN FOR ALL TRAFFIC SEVERAL
DAYS BEFORE MARKET OPENS.
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