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Saturday Evening, November 4, 1916 THE KINSTON FREE PRESS PAGE TWO THE DAILY FREE PRESS ' " (United Vrea Telegraphic Reporta) U. GALT BRAXTON. Editor and Manager Published Every Day Except Sunday by the Kinston Free , Preag Co., Inc., Kinston, N. C. Snbtrription Kttea Payable In Advance: One Week I .10 One Month Three Months fl.OO Six Months One Year i.00 .35 2.00 1 Entered at the postoffke at Kinston, North Carolina, as econd-class matter under act of C'oncress. March 3, 1879. SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1916. The responsibility of citissenxhip never reUl ninic There might have be.-n a division but they overestimated the strength of the opposition lo the President and In stead of it being a considerable amount it was .-hown to be neglible. In this connection the unwarranted criticism dad abuse, which have been heaped upon 1'n's.l.bni Wilson by Mr. Hughes, not only conccrnine; policies mid matt is which had been concluded but upon intei na'.iunal procerus w hich were penditiK and imminent, and he ha- nut hesitated to discuss and denounce the conduct of the !oreiji . ;ib lems regardless of the delicacy of the s.'.uat.o:: no n have served to revive the sentiment that iher- was a di vision; und ce. Lainly if by any chant c M:. Hughes sr.. aid be elect. (I (iermany would have evi vy leason to oeiiuve that the people of this country had repudiated the I'.', m stand which Mr. Wilson look in -aphid :,ng ihe rljrhi.s of heavily on the American people than it does right now.' thii country. Instead of having the -fr ft that Mr. They must weigh very carefully the mutters ut .stake be- Hughes would persuade the Anieiiciri peopl.- to lli nk. fore casting their ballots next Tuesday. Sunday is the first of the two days set aside by the mayor and a representative body of clergy ami laity for emphasizing the need of sending r.licf to the Armenians! and Syrians who have been grossly mistreated und perse cuted by the Turks. The committ 'e is expected to make a house-to-house canvass Sunday afternoon and the co- j operation of every citizen in town is urged. Those wh cannot remain at home until the canvassers arrive are asked to make arrangements to get their contributions, to the committee. ; If the Department of Justice imstains its presump- iha' is to have greater respect for th l.'nited States, '.rn c pposii.. would uniic.sti:maidy be the lesult. MK. HOLT'S POSITION TOPICAL. The announcement of Mr. K' win A. Holt, a proini i -nt cotton mill manufacturer of Hurlingion, of his intention to vot" for President Wilson is not u surprise to th ose who have had occasion to talk to Mr. Holt with refer once to the present campaign. The Editor of The Fi re P, ms had the i lea. lire of riding some little distance o.i .he train with Mr. Holt when hp was en rout? to the Prov.res sive convention in Chicago as a delegate from this S ate. Mr. Holt is a great admirer of former President R. -v.lt and at the time was most enthusiastic for his nomi- North Carolina, Lenoir County. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mort gage executed by Jamc. vaulkland and wife, Lily Jenkins V;vn. 'and to he First National !5u:. of Kinston, the undersigned wi'i mi .be 3rd day of December, 1D1 a th C.jrt House Do):- in the City of K.n-'on. N. C, c (TV for .-ale to the hi'.-lor-t bidder f ir cash the following p.cce or par cel of land, viz: Lying ar.,1 biting tii; South Western po.l ion of th' ity of Kin ston, beginning at Pete'' Uholes' .South-Eastern corner, and runs with his line Northwardly t i .Mrs. Julia DON'T RISK NEGLECT Don't neglect a constant backache, .sharp, darling pains or urinary dis orders. The danger of dro'. or Plight's disease is too serious to ig nore. Use Doan's Kidney Pills as have year friends and neighbors. A Kinston case: M. . J. F. Davis, 211 Peyton ave :.ae, K.nston, says: "My back ached and I had h.adaches. The kidney se en lions were unnatural and my an Uies o . rme swollen. I also tired y. I tried various medi houl satisfaction. Doan'g procured at the E. B. ' Co., brlped me from r i I contir.u. (1 using them very ine.s . Kidney 1 Marstun iie sta-t K. (.rayos line, or cor:. . men r.as.-: .. .j, j , r,.;i,.vw 0f ai symptoms wardly with Mr. Julia Grays line , killn!.v tro il.'.e. When I am both H fe...t, then S.iithwa:diy parallel! ,.. ,.,v l-; l,.v nnw I iko Moan's i'iils ai.d they always bene Kidney fit me." Pricj wi'b the first iine hereii mentioned to a street running S. ar.d .y the said Rhode s lot. then Wc- vaidly 4H jrjoJ -(A. at a jeaier3. Don't feet to the tM-ginninjr. It 'o ing the j sim,jy iis;. fr a kidney remedy get same piece or 1 .'. of laad conveyed by Drmn's K.do.-y Pills the same that .John Allen Phillips to I. lj J.nkins, , ia-,:, had. Foster-Milburn Co., of D.- I .'. ok 41, 1 orded in i . ister of j be'ng recorded in Regis Otliee for Lenoir t'ou.'i y 't. also being KulTaio. N. Y. adv tlon that the unusual migration of negroes from the , nation. j southern to northern states Is for the purpose of corrupt- j Since Mr. Roosevelt declined the nomination the Edit i ing the election and winning by fraud, those who are re-' uf rfno j,'ri!(. press has had another opportunity to sound I at p.ig" also i;.;ui IJ, ::t page Deeds Oilier fj. I.i-,.i: ( oi:.:;.. Time of salie tird of December noon. This t;is. day of ( o,er, VMt. I). F. WOOTKN J. F. I.ILKS. !!oiney. sensible for inducing the negroes to become parties to th? plot should be given an indefinite stay at Leavenworth or Columbus. The Free Press has confidence in the American people and it clMsm't believe that the gteat rank and file of the industrious, sober, honest men of America, rejrardtsj of their political faith, will endorse the actions of political tricksters, who essay to lead them and who contrive auch schemes to win by fraud what they can't get openly and above board. THE OPPOSITE WOULD BE OBTAINED. Last year when protests from the United States gov ernment were being sent to the German government la ctase of the conduct of the outrageous submarine war fare there was a strong feeling in Germany and among the German symphathirers that the people of America were not backing President WHson. That situation cul minated in the vote on the warning resolution which was taken by Congress and which emphatically sot at ie3t the delusion that tho people of this country were in any wiso desirous of surrendering their rights. The effect on Germany's diplomacy was immediately noticeable. That sentiment geined force prior to the vote on the warning resolution because of the criticism of some prominent men of the President's policy, such criticism being taken by the Germans as evidence of a division of public sentiment. Mr. Holt out u:id found him undecided as to what cours; he would pursue. Mr. Holt, like many other Progre-si a , eould not support the old line Republicans. As a m: ter f fact, he is not a Republican but e Democrat in w'-y-thing except the tariff. He has consistently vote I the State Democratic ticket but in National affairs voted the Republican ticket and later the Progressive ticket. With the tariff eliminated there is nothing for Mr. Holt, to do bu vote the Democratic ticket both in the State and Na tion. The Free Pre?s believes that Mr. Holt's is a typical ex ample of a very large number of the Independent and so called Progressive vot?rs of the country, who would ii ive cast their ballots for Mr. Roosevelt had he accepted the nomination of the third party but who, in view of bis declination, cannot find It possible to support the old lin stand pat, boss-ridden. Republican party policies. wVch Mr. Hughes and his co-laborers ate endeavoring so strenuously to return to power. We hr.va been of I he opinion since Mr. Roosevelt declined to accept the to 'tii natlon and endeavored to lead his misguided followers back Into the fold of Republicanism, that as many if them represent the f,ee thinkers of the country, they would irally to the support of Mr. Wilson and the indica tions to that end have not ceased to multiply as the cam paign has grown. i Farm Land For SaU Farm near , l'uscaroia, co-itaini.otr about 107 acres j -cleared, ha . nee .:i good growing t-mbcr. do, id z -story house, J totiac- THE STOPS HAIR FROM FALLING OUT spei Mil'' line of t S.lit . Sant'cr'ound, the famous Paris ;o. t, first discovered that dand iitel falling hair are caused by a Then came the discovery ie value of the real Parisian I iiiuii 1 f'im) in destroying the ruff g.rm and promtly prevent- aVHHHHflflBBYDHBHEBVSSH I r I NEW FALL STILES JAS. BANISTER and FLORSHEIM SHOES Styles and Prices are Right.These are Lead ers In Men's High grade shoes. Ycurs to Phase MARK GUMMINGS Open nights until 9 o'clock That's the way it is with "freakish" ranges red hot one minute fire down the next and so on. Enough to ruin the temper of an angel ! cole's iJiJIILJUnDt co barns, gofd water. The farm is i inj.' the farther b jf hi.: The ef- situated near the Norfolk Southern P.. R., near schools and churches. Fine cotton and tobacco land. Trice $4,500.00. One-third cash, balance on time. Farm contain ir.:; about 200 acres, 75 acres cleared on Central Highway, about half way between Ft. Barnwell al l New Horn, in good neighborhood, dwell. ng, stables, barn and p'.: on fe.'m. Iiuildings only or dinary. Price ?C iHMi.noo. One-third cash, balance on i:ne Pollock -iviHe containing l.'O acres, 80 acres cleared. (lo-.d 'uildings on trie place, and in ;,od neighborhood. This is good cotton and tobacco land, near schools and churches. Price $5,000.00. One-third cash, balance on time. If, you are interested iti farm lands write me, as I have ?omc laroe and small tracts to sell. .L M. Howard. New Wern, N. C. SVV-10-5; 11-5 both issues fee; .' inly three days' i'r-e of Paris iar. . ; i'C is simply m;i",e!,iii?, and the American people have now awak ened to ihe fact that dandruff is as unnecessary as it is unhealthy, and thai ;hey can be quickly rid of it and save thtir hai" by uing a few ounces id' Parisian Sage. Pa isjan Sage is sold for not more '.ban 50 cents a large bottle by J. E. Hood ar.d Company. It is an ideal, g -ease and js.ickiness. and will surely e.i.i-e hair to grow soft, lustrous and :e.:i'v ...cm twice as abundant. adv 'I IP; IHA.UOMI KRAMK j-f IjttJtvl An' your Iruira;lpt f-r r L-',iJ "til- li'H-u r'B i)iumonU TtrandV vfv ' lit'J m-ralHcVV T-n B,v wjlt-l itti Hue Ri: X - fif lrncclt. As! Cnr II I IIKH-TFB S IH.illllVII IIIIWII I'll.l ... i, 1:. It fJ yeaisUnownasHI.Sift.Alwav!lKellal.k r SOLD BV DRUGGISTS EVERWHERE yv himiiwii iui it i.ii'.ifi iltjt i ,iiL u'.. ..iri;; iiji, flililipilin i MMuMt? -r.-7ir-MPali! ,M in wiiiiiii' mm- v mffmm vnm-M flv mi immK never r'ufil23 your temper. Equipped, witli Cole's Hot Blast system of comburtion, every atom or gas 13 caved and utilized. Flaming jets of burning garj circulate; under every lie! c.vr and around the OV2n vonlv nrl et-.rlib. IBS kcepmc every part at just iiic iiijni iieai ror DOtn tak ing and cooking. TIi is range is a "bal anced"' rr.ne, built to save your time and fuel, and to work quickly and smoothly. At the prt-- '' "tvps yon more for your money tue.t a.. . ;r.;- rjngc In the market. See the m,i f-t't'n Mown Dralt" -c.n the klflh tlujtl uoof uuue be.iuiat: with Jul it II. E. MOSELEY HDW. CO. (Inc.) Phone 163 35a GRAND KINSTON THE AT Days Starting Mon Dally 3:00-3:15 ay Afternoon Twice Bargain Matinees 13! MAIL ORDERS NOW (With Monty Ordi-r and sdf-ad-dn'Nscd stamiird eiidoc) make mon ey orders payable il AM) TIIK AT UK. Regular Seat Sale Opens THURSDAY, NOV. 9 THE WORLDS MIGHTIEST SPECTACLE D. W. GRIFFITH'S NOTE A Special Matinee will be given MONDAY at 3 P.M. Tho regular matinee will be given TUESDAY. "THE BIRTH OF A NATION" HAS THRILLED OVER TEN MILLION THEATREGOERS. The Great American Play at Last NOTE: Mr. Kriflith's new spectacle "INTOLERANCE", the first and only production he has made since "The Birth of a Nation" has been proclaimed the artistic triumph of the world. "INTOLERANCE" is now playing at the Liberty Theatre. New York City, and will be seen here later in the season. IMPORTANT! "The Birth of Nation" will never be presented in any but the highest class theatres and at prices charged for the best theatrical attractions. D. W. GRIFFITH. 18,0000 People 3,000 Horses Cost $500,000 Took Eight Months to Produce! SEE Decisive Battles of the Civil War Sherman's March to the Sea Cities Built Up Only to be Destroyed Before Your Eyes Grant and Lee at Arpomattox The Trag edy of the Death of Abraham Lint )In How Bravely the Mothers and Sisters did Their Part Anguish of Recon structionWild Night Rides of the Ku Kux Rlans His tory in the Making. MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS lxwer floor $1.00, $1.50. Balcony 50c, 75c, $1.00. Matinee 50c, $1.00. TO OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONS: You must see the "Birth of a Nation" in Kinston or not at all. This is positively the last appearance of this attraction in this vicinity. rices SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 20 Creating in all the Most Stupendous Dramatic Narrative Ever Unfolded on Any Stage in the World L'l OHGEBS RECEITCD NOW. SECURE SEATS NOW MD AVOID D1SAPP0INTIKENT. ENCLOSE MONEY OBDEB AND SELF1 AGGRESSED ENVELOPE. SEAT SALE OPENS THUB; NOV. 's AT BOX OFFICE
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