T1TE KINSTON FREE PRESS
WANT ADS
1 CENT A WORD EACH IN.
.. . SESTION
MINBIUM 15 CENTS
J f,2f RENT Garaj. on West Gor.
doa street . Apply to J. F. Taylor.
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FOR RENT Threo or four rooms at
206 East Peyton avenue. Apply to
Mrs. N. A. Holland. 1-23-Dly-tf
FOR SALE About 100 Turkeys.
Frank Taylor, phone 852.
2-24-lwk-Dly
FARMS FOR SALE We have sst-
BrSI small farms for sale: terms
reasonable. Becton and Douglass.
2-17-Dly&SWltf
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'J FARM FOR RENT 2-horse farm.
f ' good buildings, good land, good lo- j
cation Becton and Douglass.
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LOST About a month ago. Came
- Gold Pin,, , Finder please return to
' residence of Mrs. Georgia Meacham.
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FOR SALE Dry Pine Wood, sawed
ana split In '.lengths ready for 1 the
cook stove." Sam Taylor, Phone 852.
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to 40 years of age, to do general
housework. ' Small family. Must
have good references. Good home
and salary for right party. Mrs. or
DM. Jones, Rocky Mount, N. C
. 2-20-4t-Dly
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IMPORTANT MEETING OF
H. E. LAY COMMITTEE.
A very important meeting of the
Committee on Lay Activities of Queen
Street Methodist church will be held
in the Sunday School room of the
church tonight at 8 o'clock, the pur
pose of the meeting being to formu
late and perfect plans for putting on
the Every Member Canvas for Mis
sion contributions next Sunday.
CHURCH ROW BEFORE
MAGISTRATE TODAY.
Magistrate H. C. V. Peebles heard
the matter of the Woodington negro
church trouble on Sunday at the
Courthouse ; this morning. Clarissa
Taylor's case for breaking in the door
of the meeting house was continued.
Will Roberaon; who locked the door,
was discharged. .' The magistrate de
cided to give the' congregation a
chance to preserve the peace in future.
ROTARIANS AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, Feb. 23w The tenth
anniversary of International Rotary
Club was celebrated here today when
the conclave of the eastern division.
comprising seventeen clubs, met Fol
lowing adjournment of the afternoon
session the visiting clubs will see the
city on a sightseeing" tour. -,
SOCIAL
And
PERSONAL
Mr. J. G. Dawson spent yesterday
in Raleigh.
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NOTICE QF EXECUTRIX The un
dersigned having qualified as exee-
eutnx of the estate of Mrs. Martha
J. Stanly, deceased, hereby notifies
all persons having claims against the
said estate to exhibit the same to the
undersigned on or before the 4th day
of February, 1916, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery. Par
ties indebted to said estate are ex
pected to make prompt settlement
This February 2, 1915.
. s. BERTHA ROUNTREE.
. Executrix of Martha J. Stanly, de
ceased.
v ROUSE AND LAND, Attorneys.
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"NIGHT EXPRESS"
(Schedule in Effect Feb. 14, 1915.)
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TRAINS LEAVE KINSTON:
East Bound
U:tt p. nu "Night Express," Pull-
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New Bern to Norfolk,
folk.
7:50 a, m. Daily, , for Washington
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West Bound t
5:40 a. m. Dailv for Goldsboro.
10:03 a.m. Daily for Goldsboro.
7:33 p. m. Daily for uoidsboro.
t or complete information or
servation of 'Pullman Sleeping Car
space, apply to W. J. Nicholson.
Agent Kinston, N. C
HTsT'Leard, General -, Passenger
Agent
J.- D. STACK. General Superin
tendent Norfolk, Va. ,
, BBS
Mr. I. B. Smith of Pink Hill is in
the city.' .'."'V4 "' .
Mr. Eugene Harris of Washington
was here yesterday. ', ,
, Mrs. Mary Rhodes has returned
from a visit with relatives in South
Carolina. ' ,
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Mr. Tom Lindsey of Durham has
been a visitor in the city during the
past few days. ;V
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The Booklovers will meet with Mrs.
Albert Rountree on Mitchell street,
Wednesday afternoon at 8:30 o'clock.
Messrs. George Turner, L. P, Tyn-
dall, Thad Turner and Lonnie Smith
of Pink Hill Were Kinston visitors
today, . '
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Gildroy Roper ' 1
Engagement Announced.
The engagement of Miss Mabel E,
Roper, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L. G. Roper, Who is well-known in so
cial circles throughout North Caro
lina, Virginia, Maryland and some of
the Northern States, to Elmer C. Gil
droy of Hazleton, Pa., has been an
nounced. The nuptials will be cele
brated at Roper. N. C, on April 21.
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Mothers' Meeting
Wednesday Afternoon
Miss Mildred McDaniel, superhv
tendent of the department asks all
mothers who have children in the Be
ginners' Department of Gordon Street
Christian Sunday school, to meet in
the beginners' room.' Wednesday af
ternoon at 3:30 o'clock. ; Every moth
er is urged to be present and those
who cannot conveniently leave, their
children at home may- bring them.
They will be taken care of. Other
mothers who have children under six
years of age are cordially invited to
attend the meeting.
HONOR ROLL OF
PREIARY SCHOOL
ledge, Edith Spencer, Mary Taylor,
Louise Tyndall, Louise Stanford, Cra
ven Brooks, George Croom, Jennlngi
I Dow. Errol Dixon. Philin Fordham
' . . I Sam Hayes, Hilton Harrison, John
viuiurca w ww urun 91 vy Kilpatrlck, Gerald i Smith, Charles
Schools Who Made Excellent
Records During Fifth Month
of the Present Session.
Mentally Unhappy Physically, Dull
1 The Liver, sluggish and Inactive,
first shows itself in a mental state
unhappy and critical. Never is there
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and Liver are doing their work. Keep
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empty the Bowels freely, tone up
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and purify the blood. 25c at drug
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TURNED RAGE TO LAUGHTER
How Resourceful Man 8aved City of
Madrid From Fury of Revolu
tionary Mobs..
It was In the year 1868. after a bat
tle In the Spanish revolution of that
year, and the streets of Madrid were
filled with angry crowds that were
bent on destroying everything and
everyone, suddenly an unicnown mu
appeared at the city hall.
"Give me a band of musicians," ne
said, "and before nightfall I shall con
trol all Madrid."
Ha must have been a man of rare
personality to have been able to per
suade the authorities in mi oar
hour to give him anything.
But ha cot the musicians, and went
out with them to wander through the
city. While they played, he sang
popular street songs, or some old na
tional atr. 1 When these bored the lis
teners, he mounte old boxes and totd
funny tales.
By nightfall peace reigueu m w
city, and the mob broke up and went
borne to bed. The man's name was
Felipe Ducazel, and he was only twenty-two
years old when be cleverly
achieved this result ' ; ;
We sre told a deal about heroic
things In saving countries by long,
terrible rides at night or by the sac
rifice of oneself by dying in some
body's stead, but few of us hear of
anyone who saved a town by laughter.
Youth's Companion ,
Napoleon Anecdote.
' "While I was at the military school
I tried, I don't know how many times,
to overcome the vertigo caused by
waltzing without being, able to suc
ceed. Our dancing master had advised
I us when practicing to take a chair In
our arms instead of a lady. I never
failed to fall down with the chair,
which I hugged so affectionately as
to break it - The chairs in my room
and those of two or three of my com
rades disappeared one after another."
Unidentified clipping from a scrap
Dook.
Superintendent Barron Caldwell to
day gave out the honor roll of the
primary grades of the city schools
for the fifth month of the session, as
follows: . 1 '
Grade 1A Alma Alexander. Velma
Johnson, Ann McGee, Lettie Mitchell,
Ruth Phillips, Nannie Alice Taylor,
Erma Weeks, Charles Bagby, Jr..
Robert Curtis, William Hlnson, Hy-
man Tyndall, ;;; ,V , s.
'Grade IB May Fordham, Cather
ine Hill, Jessie Lee Heath. Martha
Jobson, Elisabeth Rountree, Winnie
Stricklin, Doris Wooten, Jack Tyn
dall, Wiiliam Stanley.'- ;Vi
Grace 1G Eleanor Edwards, Hul
dah Hardy, Louise LaRoque, Cather
ine Parsons, Clyde Sutton, Edith Wal
ters, Clifton Brown, , Wilbur ' Cum
mings, Roland Dail, Frank Heath,
Oliver Hayes, William Mewbom, Ell
as Sullivan. iyjl ' '
Grade ID Helen Brown, Irene
Jenkins, Christine McDaniel, Mildred
Stanford, Dorothy Wooten, Albert
Allcox, Robert Faulkner, Willie Gar-
vey, Ernest Huggins, Delmar John
son. Carlysle Phillips, James Pratt
Edward Waters, Roy Waters. , -
Grade IE Dorothy Britt, Blanche
Johnson, Lillie Stanley, Verner Ab
bott George Aldridge, Lester Cum
mings, Orbett Cavanaugh, Roy Grif
fin, Jimmy , Johnson, Jesse Potter,
Lester Mereadith, Joe Simon. Leroy
Tyndall, Warren Jenkins.
Grade Adv. First Sybil Allen,
Tiffany Bursell, Lillie Bell Potter, Ol
ive Sutton, Nellie Spencer, LoweH
Ballard, Vernon Cowper, Robert Sul
livan, Henry Palmer, Willie Smith,
Troy Taylor.
Grade 2A Grace Brown, , Fannie
Bruton. Lois Brown, Eliza Jackson,
Ruby Lee Leggett, Minnie Lou Ro-
chelle, Ethel Taylor, Elizabeth Tripp,
Thelma i Wooten, Preston Spear,
Clyde Simmons,' Isaac Stadiem, Rob
ert Nash. '."Robert Langston, Basel
Happer, Fred Horton, , Leo Dough
ety, Kleber Denmark.
Grade 2B Ernest Hines, Rosa
Mooring, Emma Lee Taylor, Louise
Tyndall, Richard Bell, Edward Cook,
Jasper Grady, Otho Hughes, William
Miller, Virgil ' Rountree, - Charles
Rouse, John Oliver, Albert Simon,
Rudolph Smith. " ,
Grade 2C Edna Faulkner, Nancy
Hinson. Helen Haskins, Louise Pop
lin, , Sadie Stadiem, Dorothy Suggs,
Juanita Waters, Joseph Campen,
Lloyd Cummings, Frank Doughety,
James C. Dail, Jr., Edward Hill,
Bruce Harper, Thomas Grainger, Roy
McLawhorn, Robert E. Lee.
Grade III. Doris CummingSi An
nie Louise Gainop, . Estelle Grady,
Dolph Allen, " Charles Buck, Carl
Gregg, Norman Harrison, William
Moore, William Westbrook. ' .
Grade 3A Mary Vick, Mary Belle
Weeks, Louise Sellars, Amy Jordan
Parham, Estelle ! Hood, Elise Gray,
Mary Alice Faulkner, Carrie May
Dunn, Maud Bissette, Hilda Adler,
Earl Worthington, Richard Rober-
son, T. J. Parker, Clarence Parker,
Fred. Pittman, Harry Long, Matthew
Heath, Morris Foxman, Louis Far
mer, Clarence Clarka r. D,tto,IkB.S
mer, Clarence Clark.
Grade 8B Cynthia Bagby, Clar-
esa Britt Elizabeth Churchill, Helen
Faulkner, Mary Langston, Mary Oet
tinger, Josephine Shaw, Dollie Rut-
Clark.
Grade v IV Marguerite i Waters,
Verna Bell Sullivan, Annie May Hor
ton. Lorna May Wilson, Beulah Wor
thington, Rosa Simon, Annie Palmer,
Helen Adler, ' Reba Collin ' Ellen
Rouse, Henry Hill, Burwell Temple,
William Nash, Harold Stanley, Geo.
Jones, Alton Edwards, Norwood Bis-
sell, Lin wood Harrell, Coy Stroud,
John Davis. ; . . -
Grade 4A Vivian Cowper, Ruth
Faulkner, Julia Grady, Martha Har
dy, Emma Langston, Ruth Palmer,
Helen ' Poplin, Adelaide 'Randolph,
James Butler, Sidney Hart, Thomas
Martin, Leroy Robinson, Clayro
Smith, Melvin Smith, Jack Turner,
Frank Tilghman, Randolph West
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' ! TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
Tom Grimes with his "Southland Girls
In Hth Class VaufatUe. ToJay'i iilh "JlPjllR OF
KIDS." Comedian Giimet was formerly associated with
DeW olf Hopptt and is one of the leading fun makers In the
countty. Ht is ably assisted, by 3)crtle Grimes Elizabeth
: 'Dunbar, Hairy Schuler, Dan Mullin and six Tretty Chorus
Girls,
TOD AY'Runaway June." Third Installment,- ' '. .
1 v, "An, Invitation and an attack-" A fe'
Edison drama featuring Marc McDcrmott,
WEVNESDA Y-"Tht Dollar Mark." With Robert Wavolck. A
big fioe-reel World's Film Company feature.
THURSDAY Fourth Installment of "ZUDORA." . ' " ' '
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Evenings
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