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PROCLAMYTN : K -ir Attackers I gsire to Get De fender Ii Place Where Decisive taction Can Be Fought Believed Terri- On fie Battli nited- Press) London,' , J fry 80. The Crown . Frince Jibs re Aimed his dtiive against the Northwestern defenses ofVer- dun, simultaneously attacking the French centejand right wing. The heaviest blows are being struck against Mill &i and Cumie-res. The Germans are violently bom barding ' HjiefFrench crescent-shape positions, attempting to force them back "on ChAney Ridge, where the French wouhfbe forced to give battle in a great s (Juggle that would decide Vel-dun's fatl Tails Admit Loss of Ground. Paris, Mai 30. The French have bees driven lack Sotlih of the Beth-incourt-tlumferes highway by a pow erful Germ In attack between , Dead Mali's Hill land Cumienes, the war office' todayfc reported. The German gain Was ii yards. Fresh Troops for Crown Prince. Paris. . May 30. Following an en- i i jj . -tire day, ofvieavyriiilleiprar-;, Itioni the 'Crown - Prince, hurled two dfvlslonsf just (brought to the Ver dun front into- the action. All the German asskults on the eastern slopes of Dead Man's hill broke un- Mexico message point-Man! border trd American presidential reported. When tld ed is unknj he United Press) ly. May 30. Carraiiza's Washington contains a charge that 'the recent bles were inspired by tlilicinns for use in the campaign, it is reliably message will be present- one rumor said today. 'Forces Without Have Seemed Eikely to Draw Us Awa: I From Happy Traditioi 'f Only Su preme A egianee EAGLESlTO BE SHOWN 01 BIG SOUTHERN LANTATION IN Gfl (United Press) lay 30. Asking thsji cc be given the ob- g Hay on June 14th. in an informal pro- declared: untrymen, many cir- e recently conspired (Spcfflal to The Free Press) Savannfh, Ga., May 31. Thous ands of jsitors from all parts of the United Suites, Canada and even battle-rent fiexico. in Savannah for the national convention of the Fraternal Order off -Eagles, August 14-19, will be givenean insigh'i into the agricul tural nnjportance of the South. On the day before the convention closes tfcey will be given a boat ride on the flavannah river to the Herm itage, one of the most famous plan tations in the South. There they will see negroes working, in the cotton fields and a sugar-cane mill. The cotton ' has , been planted especialfy also will .be grown on the planta tion. The climax will , be reached when thousands of juiry Georgia water melons are cut aid served. (By th Washington, special signifi servance of 1- the President clamation tod "My fellow cumstances to turn up influences which have seemingly thtjfcbltened to divide us in our interest and sympathy for of fices within jer forces without that seemed likelyto draw us away fivwn our happy traditions and united .pur pose of action. Therefore, it has seemed fitr.in to call your attention to the annivinsary of the day on which our flag was adopted. "Therefore! I suggest and request that every immunity give special significance "$na expression to out) thoughtful love of America, our com prehension of the great mission of liberty and justice to which we have devoted, ourselves, our determination to demonstrate to all the world Am- erica's vital sentiment, and-our pur- pose ot accepting as true compatri ots only those who give supreme al legiance." i Caldwell Cases Ocolpied Most Day-CalJwell Barrott Affray of Submit tedParr Guilty, in tt Was Found ccond Case (Daily Fieelr,i'ss. May 31) der a terrific Italians to Elacuate Town Vienna, 'MaJ the point are rounded. French fire. 30. The Italian forc es are prcparitfc no evacuate the larg est Italian, to Austrians sin in the Southeif Tyrol began. A war n threatened by the ; the great 'offensive PHILLIES BREAK PNG WINNING STRIAK OF N.Y.GMNIS TODAY KITCHIN SPEAKS FOR MAJORITY NAVY BILL office statemeft says the Italians at Ii danger of being sur- 61 LLETINS (By t e United Press) HUGHES W , FAVORITE. NewVToi by eiht (By the United Philadelphia. May markable winning stre York Giants was brolj Phillies won, 5 to 1, morning. The Giant: enteen straight gai the ex-Giant, pitched rcss) 30. The re- of the New when the a game this ad won sev- s. l lomaree, r the Phillies. (Special to Washington, man Kitchin spi yesterday in tl belief that the and that thi should be defi thi3 war is ovi rials for the bi much lower tl ly. ie Free Press) lay 30. Congress- ;e for 'the navy bill House, declaring ill is the logical one five-year program ted because "when the price of mate ding of ships will be n ail present," prob LL STREET :, May 30. Hughes, five, is the favorite of Wall Sti-et in betting for the Republican ident. THREE KID Memphis, are report. ed, and t worth of destroyed, a territoi . Memphis TO DEVELOPIA HALF coliseum LILY nomination for Pres- CilBEra PfflY NAMELED ITE FOR THE DfflO MTS' MEETING -ED BY TORNADO. nn May 30-Three killed and 53 injur- usands . of dollars operty to have been hen a tornado swept for 100 miles around ay. . ; ; B. N. Duke TellJ tion of Co for $250,000 fornia'and pital Interes of Forma- any Plans otel Cali- w York Ca- M'BOOnMES ADDRESS AT DIVERSITY TODAY v (Spec: Raleigh, the Treas address he ' make , the the Unive: aia at ttii - 1 J mm. f. II to The Tree Press) ay 30. Secretary . of McAdoo will make an tonight. lie was - to mmencement address at y of North Carolina fin hh Hill today. " OF JAMES J. ;a ON WEDNESDAY St Paufl MlniW May 29. The" fun. . eral of JJnea'J. ITill, pioneer rafl- road built r and financier, who died .this morang, will be held at his home atS tu wu, Wednesday, mem bera of hjs- family announced tonight olntermenf will be in a private mau k soleum a be greeted at North Oaks ,n; farms, fve. miles . northeast of St Paxil, W the summer home of the . empire Builder. (By the Unfjsd Press) Durham, N. C, f 30. New York and Durham capitalists have investeti a half million dollf rs towards devel opment of a Cumll land county win ter resort, accords g to a statement by B. N. Duke, thl ,inilliopae tobac co magnate. l4 The plana havrc already been sub mitted for a $250; JOO fireproof hotel on 3,000 acres. If : " ' Walter -Marshal I of New York and Congressman Ke of California are indentified with I te proposition. - I BUCK ail' D BY A ' - CARJ GREENSBORO v-".. f . Greensboro, May negro, supposed to beWade Douglas, an es caped convictiwas killed by a street car on Spring Garden street late last night Whe(&er,or not he intended suicide is nol certain, but the motor- man believer that he was lying on the track. St. Louis, liseum 'today of preparedn convention h tire interior hf and other s been complet All now n which will no fore the tern his gavel for conclave, For the pu improved lig' roof has hec of class sash; May 30. The Co- bok on an appearance for. the Democratic June 14th. The en been enameled white Sal decorations have fled is the bunting, e hung un'til just be rary chairman drops e first business of the lose of ventilation and a great portion of the removed and a series installed. KEENE'S BOOTS DEE JSSIN ENTERED IN Y RUN TODAY Newmarke gotting for tf I lias la&un England I Eng., May 30. For- moment the war that en soi tiany oi their numbers, l's I Jortsmen and women gathered he if I today for the running of that pre Jit racing event .' the British Deri. ' , -' . - Followingf the running of the blue ribbon todajj will come the second great heatfaf the season, the Oaks, day after tomorrow. , . Crest interest centers in the per formance at FoxhaTl P. Keene's Puss In Boots, tfhe only. American nomin atfon in elher event, which is enter ed for-thi Oaks. - - - Supt Uarron ty to affray a costs in Uiet the Saturday between' him rott Mrffc indictment ah denre of a hc ne Judge V ex cision to rcvi report In h the renewal o oflice of Dr where Mr. Ci treated and went for the cording to hil stateinent. Woofen fousdi'Mr. Parrott aid n ell plead guil- was fined $10 nnd leading out of crnoon nlterraliim d Mr. J. F. Par t contest .-d the after hearing evi- e or more witnes n reserved his de- tbe slenograiihic vase loadin ' out nf lie difficulty in the llwrt I). Parrott, dwell was ntr.! u-re Mr. Parrott nme purpose, ac- Judge guilty oi simple aiujiy ana imposed a fine of $10 aid costs. The indict ment in tkis second case was against I. JParrott W. E. Par rott and L. . Parrott and charg ed thein wft "beating, striking and assauliiBg one Uarron Cald well with aiendly weapon, to-wit: a knife.' mie indictment against Messrs. EdjTarrnt and Lewis Par rott was quashed by the Court af ter the testimony of several wit nesses hak-'bi-en heard. Famois Died era WORL Grant Mac the Frol Cavalry Leader While Union Vei ns Were Parading FAM'D CHARACTER fiepealed Order That Him an Outlaw Af ter (lose of War Between States , Removed Govt. Position Before a .crowd of interested spectators,- which' overflowed tho Record- er'srCur,l,,room"'ard causfeiPrho pro ccedings to be transferred to the Su perior Court room, Supt. Hanron Caldwell and former Postmaster J F. Parrott wofe tried today. Mr. Caldwell and Sr. Parrott were' joint ly indicted for an affnay on 'the streets Saturday afternoon and Mes srs. J. F. Panftt, W. p:. Parrott and L. L. Parrott jere indicted for "boat ing, sti iking :sld assaulting one Bar ron Caldwell with a deadly weapon town: a Kniia." Mr. 'Ualitwell was . . a represented , Mr. (;. V. Cowper; Messrs. Parrolt by Rouse & Land. and Solicitor case tor the The cases witnesses bei facts in both Bhaw looked after th tats. were hoard jointly, the examined as to the ses. There was no ju ry. They occjfcied morfl of the day, starting a ing about cess. Mr. Ca; charge and regret for, hia ate affair. T not guilty i; Rouse of th- Mr. J. F. Pa verdict of si ond case. Th hold Messrs. Parrott. The evidei materially d printed in Mr. Caldwel Parrott's di liar was pa leading up tj Caldwell cla Mr. Parrott precipitating rott bore hi in that he, pear, purtur to him. M had callej averred ta difficulty ki was immtn Mr. Caldw canse or ,W was intrdd; overheard part of it blows: A roer, wnos support off either with refer iice to ltfie after 10 and clos- with no dinner r.e- Kvell submitted to the Mr. Cowper expressed client at the unfortun- Messrs. Parrolt plead 'both cases, 'but Mr. counsel, stated tha-t ott would not resist a le affray in the sec- e was no evidence to E. Parrott and L. L. in the case did not er irom the accounts Free Press Monday, statement and Mr. red in that the word d in the conversation the first combat. Mr. ed that he approached ;ithout any intention of difficulty and Mr. Par out' in this particular , Caldwell, did not ap- d when he first spoke Parrott denied that ho r, valdweu a liar and e did not anticipate a was unaware that one , ;He contended that struck him without ing. Only one witness who claimed to have e ' conversation or any rior to the exchange of . Walter Maringo, a far testimony was not in of the principals the conversation. (By the United Fress) Washillrlon, May !!0. While a thousands heroes ho fought marched today hmoring the Union, Col. John S. Moslfi. daring Confederate caval ry raiclal died in Oailield Hospital. He was3 years old. Career. Mosby, one of i;he last of Ing figures of the Civil War, iired both by the North and the originator of the Mos- jlod of warfare; to use only pi en and to make each man hundred. Jrymcn searched for Mosby in finia mountains until General 'appealed to by Mosby 's wife, order! the famous outlawry order cancelled. J Jo)nel Mosby started lite peace ablypnough at the Mosby plantatioi at idgemont, Powhatan county, Va where he was bom lh 1833. He Was fnMtaled fom.y!a..4Iftiver4nM.y--.,A-vf Virginia a full-fledged lawer at 19 in 1852. i t In VMb pe entered the Department of Justiceas apecial nttornfy. He was removed as "s.mle ay Attorney General Wickersham in 'llMfy Since hi remval from oflice, Col Mosby had made his home with his. daughter, IMrs. Stuart Cob-man, in Washingti. '. CONSCIENCE WORSe SLAYER OF TW0;lAVE HfflSEF UP TO POLICE Kpiscai)al Archdeacon Gave Five Lash 4 Upflt)ffice Following Res ile fense, Pri olufion by Ashby In Dio- ccsitn Council Here Last Wk-Capable for First Of- scribed Follow' 'Mutiny' lisJ 'Pensaco the United Press) , Fla., May 30. Unabb longer to withstand a torturing con science, a Edward TArionKo the police man and town in I( could not ory or th eourt to tence on fhan giving his name today us gave up to declaring ne muruereu a woman in a small, town ho. He said today he .e longer with the mem- killing. He will ask a onounce the death sen- LOYEOSN NEGRO WAS BEAT ON TAKING LIFE Ashevillfl a dusky sv made two 8nlcide by reason m hia sweethd to live wil May 20. N. H. Ellison, (in about 22 years of age. Ineffectual attempts at Irowning, giving as his lote left to Ellen Garret, t, that he could not bear lout her love. SURRY, pEST CAROLINA COULTY, TOHIVE FAIR Is J jie itcstinej mat Mr. uaiuweii was holding a ctter in his hand and' ap parently ading it to Mr. Parrott and askinJ if this and that wero so, to which j Mr. Parrott replied each time in tto negatrvey and that after (Conjinued, on Page Four) '' 'Mount county now an the Surry1 has been ized . capi: paid in. y, May 29. That Surry have a fair this fall is red fact. A charter for 'ounty Fair Association gplied for, with an authon- of $50,000 and $10,000 SENATf I PASSES R. AND ; H. JROPRIATION BILL ' : -i-' - ft ' ' T -' An , Washilton, May 23. The Senate today p4sed the rivers, and harbors appropriation hill carrying approx imately -13,000,000, by a vote of 35 to 32 after add ing . many amend ments. IThe bill now goes to a con- lereDce ii too two nouses. iily Free Press. May 31) (imcement is made from Wil- that Rev. Thos. P. Noe of has resigned as archdeacon Episcopal Diocese of East Ca- Tho Morning Star of Wil- says of the occurrence: 1 making '.he announcement, Darst referred to the impor ter the work done hy the arch- and ex-pressed his great ap- Jion lor the manner in which eacon Noe penformed the du- his office. At the same time' Darst stated that he had special work in Wilmington and Jty which he hoped Mr. Noe take up. This work he ex- cd, was the ministering to a lington mission, which it is pro- d to establish for this city and ity. It is also proposed Ho en- the services of laymen in this k. Although yesterday's announce- nt of tne -resignation by Bishop rt is the first public statement of Archdeacon Noe submitted his re- ignation at the recent convention of he Diocesan Council of East Caroli na held at Kinston, following a mo tion made by Rev. C. A, Ashby of Elizabeth City, to abolish the office of archdeacon on the ground that the diocese could not afford the expense of the work. - Mr. .Noe at once tend cl1-M.ftTCs1gnaWrt.';-'Tii-Hmn for the abolishment of the ( office was then withdrawn, and the Council passed a resolution asking the Bish op to determine whether the office of archdeacon should be continued, and if he was of the opinion that it should be continued to appoint an anchdeu con. ' . "Rev. Mr. Noe, who was formerly rector of the Church of the T Good Shepherd in Wilmington, was ap pointed September 1, 1914. As arch deacon Mr. Noe had supervision of all the vaofuit pulpits in the diocese. Mr. Noe could not be reached by tol- fiight, as he is out of the is understood ho is not In announce his future MINCHER 1 QUITS FORCE fused to Work invicted Boss Flacks Ri Under Two W Away- Read t te Trusties'- Got ev Regulations ihe Force '. -l - il-ap, in Superior Court following' things ha- . more of black convicts arently as r protest g to work under Min- ( Daily If Ve Press, May 31) As a resuIV-county commissioners believe of fi unsavory effect upon the convicts! y the airing of the "whipping sftodal" and Uhe conyictlon of Walking I Joss E. W. Mincher, for using the last week, pened Mon A scone "struck," against ha cher, iMincher Mincher ed. a Two whfl convicts seised tha op portunity a the near-excitement to escape.' :-f - V; The Board of Commissioner met during- thef afternoon and passed : a set of rulea and regulations' "to en force proper control in the conduct of conviqts.! ' , Mincher' Out for Present ' No attempt will be made to rein esigned. I resignation was accept or, horn- last city, but it, yet ready plans." ASSERTS ADSENTEE LANDLORDISM TO BE ' THE SOUTH Region bored ' Evils Tenari Tells as Too Long La- Under That and f Too Extended System, Harding ilabama Society Tuscalooj ing that many yea ct absen ed from tenan-l i, Harding Board, in Society nf'the University of Alaba ma t'wayiiraised the pending admin- . - , . .... nonai rural credits leg- a measure that would op- alleviation of these con- Ala.. May 30. Declar- .e houtn has "lor a great labored under the curse landlordism, and suffer evils of a too extended ing system," W. P. G. f the Federal Reserve ii address to the Alumni istrauon tsiation :a erat.e to the ditions. 1 Touch Kg paredne.' constructs Km war, he will bet firms ac to provtl concerji tion i'F m tcr tne supreme Ourf hears the ap-i peal from ths judgment of Judge W. M. Bond by which the big supervisor was sentenced- to 12 months In jall The commissioners; Chairman R. Churchill states, hone to iret a new (trial. ' The fudge's attituda will probably be ne ground. ,Tie com missioners may be wrong "in the mat ter, Mr. Chlrchill states unhesitat ingly, but a acting with all sin cerity. Ther believe thein ruWiftv ' ' ' der which flinitismipnl- of nntrltv was allowed were necessary. Tha ; "personnel" Jfif ithe convict rang ne- . cessitates effi-poreal punishment at times,, say J commissioners. . Many persons d iff r with them. There wallittle fuss when the jie- 1 groes went In "strike." All were or dered baekjjinto confinement. Aften" the new regfclationa had been passed , Cha irman Cjiurchill visited the camp ' and read tim. By the nodding of nearly all tie heads the men acquiasc- ; ed, and thf morning returned ' to work. Whfe' Supt Bryant Taylor de clared to tlfcm earlier in the day'that he would 'pH. them on. bread and wa ter, one voarji from a cage 'spoke ' that its ow er would lie there and rot before he riuld work on bread and water. Th t seemed to express ttha determinati ii of all at that moment, judging frc n their actions. but with the appear fice of the chairman of commission "fs the so-called "muti- ' neers" seer M to undergo a "changa of heart." r Two Men 1 Scape. ' . The whit s who igot away ' were v Alex. Curt i 2 a ! youth 1 w lolng -two ' years for c pplicity in a murder jn'. Craven coi sty, and Loninia Harris of Lenoir c Wy, serving six months , mr sumo tnense. - tjurcis naa only 1 four month to serve and Harris but ' two. They Rvere "trusties." . Th New RDefc-l,- ; ; The new Regulations of th board -provide-thai a convkt claiming to be ' ill ahall ofbe worked until.. after a -physician ffs examined him; nhat the county fioctor'a decision shall ba final: that fcoavicts: shall obaerr - laiiaiuuy U samury negolatioos of -the camp; that no liquor shaj bo had - upon "eommercial pre during the period of re- n following the European expressed hope that "steps except by tf eounty phyaWian's pre taken to protect American scrip":ion; tt "should , any ' other matter aris not mentioned in these regulations op provided for by lawi' it shall "hot be dealt with by the road: superintendent until he has reported tha sltuation to this board"; that up on violation of any regulation of I', set just passed- tha superinten.L ." i Continued a Pago Four ainat foreign dumping, and a heavy penalties for foreign engaged in unfair competi- the United States." 1 . f t - - Hai-ting,.predicted.,the creation of national tariff commission "soon." - f Sulscriba to Ths Frea Presa, 4 . .