ilUE KINSTON FREE TRESS
CZlMlEtlERESt
NEGRO HELD FOR . - '
8TEAUXO .niSKEY.
'. EJ Bryant; colored, was. bald by
Municipal Court Monday night on
tie thug ct stealing whiskey (rm
Jqhn Harpet. another negrt, on Eait
Orijht a tract, and committed to Jail
U default of bond.
THREW BRICK THROUGH
, K S. CAR WINDOW,
ccum litem sottEtt
IN SESSION THIS MORNING
Dra, IIrgror and I'arrott Read In-
Wratinf Papcra-rCeaersi Health
Cendition Not Formally . Die- .
coesed!s Fairly Good,
Tha members of the Lenoir County
Medical Society at tha regales month
ly meeting this morning heard two in
tarestm papers read by Dra. J. M.
Parrott and W. P. Hargrove, v -
Pr. Hargrove',, topic was,, some of
tha cut ha has encountered ia pra-
in text
, 1mt. fiattirilav nlifhk m brttk Waa
thh . Nnrfolk Southern which, were not found
car window aaar r.rmrflle. Tha ml.- bk ta completions,
.Da .truck tha, bottom rod of cup- , Dr.: Pstsott read rem.rka.nap.
t,ln .nd fll it tha Ian of a, woman P-ndicaal, diagnosis. Both papers, it
pauengar. , Tim wera aemal offlJ P"b' wi be printed in profee-
cars an tha train who( wbnn tha can
wart brought to a .top, made aeveral
arrests. , ;
GOVERNMENT WANTS THE
RELIGIOUS CENSUS FACTS.
Dr. E. C Branson of Chapel Hill,
repreaentlng tha United States De
partment of Agriculture, baa asked
, Dr. B. W. Spllman to furnish him the
flguree and faata eenosrning the re
ligious census taken here Sunday. Pr.
Branson baa charge of the depart
ment, of market, and wral organisa
tion work in North Carolina.
PRAYER-MEETING W ' )
CHRISTIAN. CnURCH.
! Wednesday evening Mty.J. F. Tay
lor will lead tha prays meeting In the
Christian church, and tha topic will
' be "Christ's Gladness,. Members are
requested to- study tha topic- it the
church papers., wd fee prepared, to take
part in the, electing Immediately af
ter the prayer meeting service, which
will be a, JlttJp -ajKreaiUiin4 usual,
there will he social periods and thai
membership; ia general la. Invited, to
come and eajoy this, pleasant hour.
;.:.r,v:..:. ) .
BIJOU 8TQCK.; COMPACT
PLRASE3 THEATEtt"COEft8.
- The opening 7 bill by r.tJie Bijou
Stock Company at the Crand The
ter Jlonday) JghV delighted large
sionat lournala. . -'A
The society appointed Dr. R; A.
Whitaker and City Physician George
Kornegay to read papers at the April
meeting.
.The membera did not discuss in the
meeting the general health actuation,
but several of them afterwards stat
ed that conditions are excellent
TOUNC HUNTER tlCITM 6F
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT
t Joseph MeGowaji of Jacksonville
lost his life through a distressing ae
cident near Camp Perry,, according to
a report which reached here via New
Bern today, aeveral day. ago while
hunting in a swamp with Lawrence
HoUowelh also of Jacksonville. jjo
iowall slipped arid fell and his gun
was accidentally discharged, the en
tire load entering thje back of Mc
Gowan, who was walking; just ahead.
Hoilowell carried bis eomrade out
of the swamp and for some distance
to a, physician, hnt medical, aid avail
ad no results, and the victim died in a
few hours. McGowan was 27 years
old.
BIG ROH PtANt At,i r
BELHAVEN STARTS UP
Hundred Mea Fin Employment Af
ter Lang SuspeaaioiHKMill at New,
Her to Reaarae AgahNext '
Monday, Officials Say. ;
. New Bern, March &rAtlet having
been idle for several weeks, the John
L, Roper Lumber Company's big saw
mill And planing, mill at Belhaven,
yesterday started - up In. full blast,
and a hundred or mora men who have
bean out of employment for aome
tin) resumed work-A telephone mes
sage from that place satted that there
IS a general feeling of gratification.
The ! New Bent pUav of the Roper
Company closed down for repairs on
Fabwary 2, and was to have resum
ed operations last Monday, but at
that time the work was incomplete,
and it was not practicable to begin
operations. A statement given out by
the officials yeaUijday was to the ef
fect 'that tha local pfont would cer
tainly begin eperationa next Monday
morning and that every man who was
working, ia the, mill when it closed
down wquld be given his position
gin ., . ' ' .
Kid
Gloves
i
CHIIDKEN, OF - PRIMARY
. . .... - - , i
GRADES IN FIRE DRILL
Six Hundred and Tweaty-thrce Pupils
Vacate PMiliHpg lit Orderly Fash
. Ion in 83 SecondsFire Chief
Witnessed - Performance
ons
ass
woni
t;
an?
DALLAS LAY CORNERSTONE
Of ITS NEW UNION STATION
Dallas, Tx.. March 9. -The corner-
audietci (Tla attraction was the best stone of tha new local $5,000,000 sta.
at small prices seen here- iiv a long tkm was laid here today with elab-
tlm ,The offailng was time-hpa-1 orate ceremonies. Governor ..James
ored -onp,,4,Tai?est and ySussbine,! I E, Ferguson, the Texas Railroad
but it wa,s vety well rendered by the I Commission and many v prominent
eompany .ap4 tH. Mdiencadid weniState, city and railroad . officials
by It; gvingv applause who it was f were present,
deserved wttnot unt Tue cnarac
ten of the two sisters, "Tempest and
Sunshine," their, typical Kentucky I
dad, a youth gone to the dogs, jthe
, hsso and the villain, an old colored
matnmy smd a negro urchin, were all
well taken Tonight the Bijou pec
pie offer "Ha Fell la Lov With His
Wife, with ebamge eackr ntght dur
ing tha remamder, of thp week. Mary
Fickford b "Tss of the Storm Coun
try earned e lv oj f very woman,
child and man in Monday night's ait
dience. The Bttle genius was at her
very hast ilihia, easily the best "mo-
vle"flfferln hero m. many months, I
according, to- the - general opinion;
Wednesday f night a Worldf Film
future, "One ef Millions," ts i be
lowa This is a vivid picture I
of the horrors o war, and will bajre
a tendency, t discourage tie prepar
pdnese Idea of soma. 'Thi lUott Con
pasy wiU !ay "The Mnn of the Hour"
at bolls matinee and night
- ' : 1
. In the presence of Fire Chief Toitt
Moseley and Capt P. S. B. Harper of
Ilose Qo. No 1, who were invited by
the superintendent to witness J the,
sight, the 623 children in the primary
school building on, East Peyton; aver
nue were marched oat of the building
at Are drill of which there had been
n forewarning, in, a. minute and 23
seconds, Ths little fellows marched.
out "like soldiers," said Chief Mose
leyik "without ths slightest confusion.
t At th high, school. on East Lenoin
street th hpuse was emptied of C15
high and granwnar school pupils ire
two minutes, and two seconds,. Thef
smaller ones "put it all eves them" in
every phase of the drill.
Superintendent Caldwe.ll and the
teachers at the. two schools , wore
highly complimented, by the firemen
Spring; Shipment
r- r.
Colors,. White and
Putty
$1.2$ and $1.50,
. Tha Telephone Store ,
rhj9aKo,89;j, ivM
Just AKrived-,
IIEI
'.jp
SLIPPERS
't. c ,. . .
('S f7f
wring
Suits
The colors alone in these new suits are
spririg-lifee Belgian Blue; Snc5 Putty,'
Army Brown and BatUe Grey in Cloths
, Gabardine, Poplin and the much want
ed Covert Cloth, Golfine and Serge com-
binei with lViessalineV ; ' ; ; :
In Values from 515 to $32.50
ACnvnYOFPOUCE
- aa. sW ,W s.Hes) s la
CRMTK,SEffir.lAKERSw
These Suits are priced to help with the
Economy you intend to practice. : :
There are more dressmakers to the I
eqaare Inch In South Kinaton row
than ,ean be found m moat any com- j
munlty of similar population 'any
where. As a result of the activities
of .the. authsr Ulaa in some, of the- aK I
leys iababited by colored people ra
that sectfon. a number ef men and
women,, the latter in the majority,
have recently been arrested for va
grancy and ordered to prove employ.
ment, or rather, visible means off
making a living, ia the future. Hence,
sewing machines are -being ctaBiea
oualy displayed at windows and a rest-1
makers. aigna have gone up in pro-
fusion. , ' i,',
J.!I.SIlPEW.TIIELK'SIOI
GMDTIMRE
BIS HOUSE
BI6 SHOW
The Bijou Stoclt Co.
al is ra p PEEFos;cEa,iiiiLy
Todayt Bill: "FELL IN LOVE WITH HIS WIFE"
TODAY "RUNAWAY, JUNE." Fifth installment of popular
- "KIS INSPIRATION " 2 rtd Kajem feature.
. VERY tQW ROUND TRIP FARES
, TO fi?;r4IAMCVU SOUTH.
E35ft RAILWAY FEE5JIER CA-
"Of TBt SOUTH. : :
'. , Account of Biennial Session, Head
Camp, Waodmrtv of 4he vrld af .
C-, the Souther iUfiway, Company
w'U asU hn raund trijs tkkcta. from
' Tk JPEnt in North Carolina to Pur
Ui V. Ct'.i 4; "; . , .
Dates qf sale, March 7, 8. and 9,
' with fctf HmK midnight et March lj,
-1915.. '
For further deUUeV tnformst ton,
' achcduloa, etc, ask any Southern
T ' -jr "if or writ - "
, O. E. YORK,
- T$ Agnt,
4-
WEDNESDAY ATTERNOOIf- UTTtX MISS MAKE BE.
LIEVE." I ree BiograpJu
, "IN OLD VIRGINIA." 2 reek Lubin.
EVENING "ONE OF MILLIONS. A rt 4 rW WU FiW
feature wi)h Laura. Sawyet showing kenois. of waji i
s:;:;;3 stlit is week at 3 m m p. 1
r:i:
, 10 and 15 cents
. 10, 20 end 30 cents
VJc Solicit
' The accounts of Corpora
tions, Firmj . and iRaivioV
' uals, and offer accomnjo
dations consistent with safe
. banting. 1 1 , : . :
Start the New Year with
us.
-Jrf v
Farmers & (.!
, , Bank
Kinston.
n. c.
FOB IN.: Jfl!.!EH AND
CHILDREN. -
All the new . styles you
will find,, here at most
reasonable prices. Qual
ity coriideVei Watch
my new show windows
for the. new styles ,of
shoes for spring.
Mark CummiDgs
l .fTh Hom of QuUty-
l,I!Jl:;y
. . :. . V. M .
Ye Annoiinco Our
Spring Dispflpy
Ladies Hats
TOES.; WED., MARCH 9- 10
of
1
Yom arc Invitqd io sec the
Exhibit
t. ja..T -ev
Barrett I lifii
OUR ZEIGLER .
MID HARRISBDRG. -..
SLIPPEBS
For Ladies,
Mfaes and - - v.f
Children hcttt ,
Jjrrived
Will be glad .
ONE PRICE CASH STORE f
: - NEW. THINGS FOR THE
..' SPRING ARE. TO. BE
, FOUND' HERE IN
ABUNDANCE
Cedar Chests
Matting Boxes
Bed-room Lamps
Library Furniture
Good Rugs
have arnveq recently. If
there's anything you . need
for the homey we have it.
Oottmccr'o Furniture Store
SPBINff SHOWING OF
Afrbw Shirts
NewArrivalsAu Sizes,
Prices for shirts, $1,00
an( V$I.5Q. 0?!!arsK
zesVl5cifor25c
NOW ON DISPY IN
OUR VINbOW. I
You'll find here the com
fortable. .soft shirt with
detached collar to match.
Also Dixie Shirts, 50c
III ,,, ,
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' IRA BL HARDY. M. D, ,
DR. T. EL FAULKNER Pnysfcia and Sureoa J
DENTIST ' Office Honrs: 9 to lis 2:30. to 6 -
P. M.;7 to8?,'U."'M4
Office 130 S. McLewean St Pkoneg Rssidenee; 607; Office 479,
. v w . . . J02 Wesf Cajwell Stmt.
Near Residence.
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ft " - I I aaaisi t . ' U'T V'd' ' ! l.w w ' at J
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77 the mmM $&fc estate, co. : k.,
HA J inCCT " We Write Insurance QfallKinds
l&Ja ASSETS : J'''Mv.T'''!T
J. HIRSKFIELD COnn
Next to National Bank
, ot Kinston -
Phone a41a
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING,
Thh regular annnal'meetbi? of tba
stockholders of the Caswell Cotton
Mills Inc., will fce held at the. office
ol, th . CoP0tion (k' Thursday,
March 11,. 1915, a 3 o'clock p. m,
( All atoekhold.PS ara urged; to, bt
present and participate far, sa)4 aieet-
ing - r.. W. P.JlaROQUE,,
. 3-?-to 10fli ,,.(,, Secretary.
.'-:.
.V HitlHIlt ... ,.M1i 111 I, ,
of this bank is our
SATISFIED DEPOSITORS!
, .-Tbcy bavo gained
many new accounts
for us, helped us to
grow.
1 We have aa ttrgaaizhboa for
SERVICE, second to msv mi
would like f saaka a Mbsfied de
positor of you.
Capital
Surplus '
$100,OCO.CO
$90,000.00
Tbe National Bank
of Kinston ;
GUY C TAYLOR
Special ReprcsejiUtive New
York Life Insurance Co.
Hookerton, N. C.
Ohildron Cry
4 8 rCS FLETCHER'S :
CAGT.ORIA
The ParEr fie Oreo
dor Co. Caalon, Ills,
mde tibia first Stalk jCuU
tei eyerbui Qver.5Q
t. McliBg the. Les
Stalk Cutter on the market
ToMd-igbt la 9flk Cutter to do good work. o ft U b this uraJ
whfc velght jro act rfrcaetb. The P. ft a b practiolly bidrstractible. Eewmre ol
it.Bn.t,jlk nuttm-ft m the dajr yoo bujroae. Thi. ooe a
Kfe-tlsio, " Whit c)o I5 maqfactinix thrme!rti tiiiik off -"Back it piU M
WMliM IWMtee," Thathgoftait pretty tronj-hal; ure cn yoouk?
ii nil ii nmiiMf ii i i nw it n i m
N, J. RouAe, Edward MLand.
Klnatan. K. C, .GoIfliihdkOv N.G
RQUSB & LAND
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
!-'! ft a Offices '4-a-;. U
KiBston, H U Goldaboro, (T. G,
DR.DAN W.PARK0TT
1 -DENTIST1-. . ,
Crews, and Bridjre Wars;
OfficeoverCot UlUIoffice
Dr. O. LJWILSON
Ofice erer J. E. Hood Co's
CANTON PLOTS -CA!rr0 ItO SS
cA?rroNrL0s canton no ?
H; E; Moseley Hardware Co.
AT SKINNER'S
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CHdrei
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Ic Cream, Soda
Phca K3
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