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ivuu..i)int-g,or!Af: Tuesday Evening, November 14,' 1916 PAGE TWO-EDITORIAL TOE KINSTON FREE PRESS TiptfFREE PRESS !; (United Pru jelffraphU Rpria) H. GALT BRAXTON. Editor and Manager Published Evary Day Except Sunday by UicKintton Free ! ; r ' Press Co., Inc., Kinton, N. C. ' Babaeripdon Hates parable In Advance: ; Oris Week $.10 One Month 35 Three Months $1.00 Six Months 2.00 t One Year 4.00 Entered at the poitofflct st Kinston, North Carolina, a a "ii$M matter under act of Congreia, March 3, 1879. wwwiifiuntcationt received and not published will not be returned unless stamps to cover postage accompany same. itfEW YORK OFFICE 38 Park Row, Mr. Ralph R. Mulligan, in 'sole charge of Eastern Department. Files of The Free Press can be seen. . WESTERN OFFICE In charge of Mr. C. J. Anderson. Marqaetta Building, Chicago, where files of The Free k Press car. be seen. Subscribers are requested to notify, by Telephone 75, The Free' Press of any irregularity of delivery or inat tention whatsoever on the part of the carriers. After SIPT'Mrsubicribersart requested to call West ern Union, and report failure to get the paper. A copy will be sent promptly, if complaint is made before Nine P. M., without cost to subscriber. TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER I t, 1916 JUSTICE AND NOT COMMERCIALISM. One, of trie most striking commendations of President Wilson, which has come to the attention of The Free Press, Is the editorial comment xqf La N'uclon, Argentine's most powerful dally. This great South American journal says: ""resident Wilson's triumph Is particularly agreeable on account of his tendency townrd friendly conciliation. The Democratic program, contradicting Republican Imperialism, has made justice the basis of the international policies of the United States. The pure character of this administration Is particularly .significant because it is uninspired by commercial advantages, but solely by justice." A splendid and worthy tribute. No higher praise could be given to a large and powerful nation than to ascribe to It motives of justice rather than greed of commercial ism. President Wilson's policy of amelioration and con-1 filiation, as purwd In Hit international discounts, hn not been pleasing to some business Interests. To be sure American mine owners in Mexico wanted intervention; they wanted and clamored for the armies of the United States to bo hurled upon those Ignorant, half starved and benighted people to the south of us and had the appeal of theso avaracious human vultures be?n heeded countless thousands of our best young men would now be occupying trench graves somewhere in the deserts of Mexico. VISITORS TO KINSTON. In Mondsy's issue The Free Prem extended greetings to the visiting church people, who have come to Klnston for 'the annual convention of the Disciples of Christ of Noith Carolina. Now we would call attention of our guests, who may not know already, to numi: points of interest hereabouts. Most North Carolinians know that Kinston's history dates back to revolutionary times anil that near it was one of the first capitals of the State. Richard Caswell, Its first constitutional governor, is buried two mik i wt-jt of Klnston. His monument stands in the center of Qi'ten Street at the intersection of the street, which bears his nume. Two milos from the heart of Kinsiton is situated "lie Caswell Training School for the care and treatment of the feeble-minded. This worthy state institution Is iiinir s work that is second to none In relieving a benighted ;, ir tlon of our population and through lis srr''t;atirjn p;ans is stopping the handing down to fu'ure ner.it it -ns ihn mental deficiencies, which com1 from e, nir, ant! crimes of parenthood. A few milen further out In Lenoir county i the Ki ;i- nedy M Tnorlal Home, a branch ih the splendid Ilatr, st orphanage at Thomasville. This home consists of rom modiou buildings and one of the best farms in p!I the State. It was made possible by the generosity .-if Mr. 17 I nrT VMr AMD YOU WiLL . r " r-xrw ii I til I fiMfivrii iiivi in i i - i s III II W IVJL rfVIIM U rsJ FIND NOTHING g OVERLOOKED. i .i..clc the rcp::lc- Wis ff '.c: of Winchester Rifles, aside ."r.:r:: their own .cctiar r.nd suc 'xzziul consSuct'cn. The system r:in ail right, the rvr-zt thir.rj i- to "rrrV: - uJ i Th? and Mrs. W. L. Kennedy, who gave their h rt'si me t s tate, retaining only a life interest In ;hj homiMti'ii I and immediately surrounding ground, for the pu poe. i Although numbered among the older of the counti; s' settled communities Kinston has during the pas: f.-w j years taken on new life. Its people are realizing she ' splendid opportunities that are afforded by the n-.t iral i resources of 'the section; tho fertility of the lands h"re j are more appreciated and their productiveness made toj count for more. In the immediate section almost ;.ny i product of the soil can be produced successfully. Kinston Is forging ahead In material things. Ki.islon is glad to have its friends from other sections of the State come; It bids them welcome slways and it desires' above all that their stav hero mav be so nleasant that i r"iy 'he Attention or Everyone wlTn thov return o hoir homes fhev rr- .v K, !,e..n ,J .Who Would Avoid Dandruff, Itch- impressed as to tell th folks at home that Kinston is' Sr!l,'' Hair" "d Bald all right. I The Democrats still think the balance of power In the House will be theirs. Here's hoping! n "-z then Tiicy tipend lr.rr': 1 in lesting njulcri. ' and gauging j-.c-v.,, Tii: shed gur.-i fcr r chooting, so vvl c.i : yo'-i it's a perfect. There arc Wi:che: Rifles, Repe?tin: matie Rifles, and ycu can get them in various calibers suitable Win- z 'way : dcic. vz ine"cet:n?r :;d hi lev-ing ' -.uiauori and ju:i reaches hco'd'.j iron. hot Riflee a:v! Auto- FOR ALL KINDS OF HUNTING $20 nnle 's Hot Blast in your home will make your fuel saving13hrklenf eqoalJ a $500.UU savings xaanK ntLuumi .vy to $25.00 annual saving over previous Fuel Bills is the rule with iamilies using The Cole Manufacturing Co. of Chicago, estimates that their first! half million Hot Blast Heaters have paid dividends to their owners amounting to $50,000,000 in actual fuel fh bills saved. fJmtl i th" fir, to replace past iuci vvasie and poor results. 'Cole'tHol Blast make your coal pile as. ' To avoid imitation! look for Colt' I on feed door. .... v HELPFUL HAIR HINTS !ieu. Mr. Hughes congratulations have not yet arrived at i Washington and unless they go forward pretty soon, wo 1 "What will stop my hair coming out.'" Reply: Parisian Sage is the best remedy for hair and scalp trou ble; said to prevent baldness, gray ness and dandruff. Those commercial Interests, which have suffered be cause of war'a interference with the trading between this country and the countries of Europe, have wanted fear, It will be neccsaary to move on without them. j "efore going to bed, I always rub t little Purisian Sago into my scalp," ..,.,,, , I says a woman whose luxurious, soft ' - and fluffy hair is greatly admired (the United States to assert "its rights" at the point of of President Wilson"; French and English papers think Thu stopg ltching sca,P( keepg the the bayonet and the cannon's mouth. Selfishness has keen the moving spirit of these Interventionists and "rights-assertion" folks and had the call come, to a man, they would have been lost to off en for active service. Happily for this peace loving, peace abiding people, is the fact thnt their chiof executive Is inspired by ihi spirit of justice and not commercialism and that his ev ery act is so shaped. well of the decision of the American electorate"; "South hair from falling out and makes American countries approve Mr. Wilson's re-election." easy to dress attractively. The capitaln of the steamer Columbian, who it Is re ported was held captive on the German undorsoa boit, which sunk his ship, no doubt preferred the captivity to being set adrift in an open boat on the high seas in a storm tossed sea. DEATH, CONSTANTLY NEAR, BECOMES JQKE London, Oct. 28. .(By Mall) In the fighting on tne Sommo where le gions of men face death dally, "par row escapes from suddeu extermina tion become trifling Incidents to The poked about at the end of the day. A sorgeant in a Yorkshire regiment de clares nothing a rrran may do seems to ffct his chances of becoming a "casualty." "I've seen careful men get winged before the daredevils," said the ser geant, "jjjmi I've seen the careless men get bit when the cautious one escapes. Recently, one of the men In my platoim was hit in the mouth. The bullet came from an angle, broke one of his toeih and glanced off, just grazing his lip. Ten min utes later, a bullet dented his iden tity disk and later still a bomb ex ploded In his po-'ket, bursting out wards and hardly bruising his side." Three soldiers were standing to gether when a b 'mb burst at their foot. A sergeant was blown Into he air and badly wounded whilo the j'.hers were unscratched. RESOLUTIONS Of Hollywood (amp No. 46, Wood men of tho Woild on the Death o) Sovereign Lswsm Arthur Wher?as, It ha pleased Provi l?ni!t in its Infinite wisdom to re nove from this eur'.hly llfo our Sov irelgn I-awson .Arthur, and. Whereas, Sovereign Arthur by his 4:rly life of Industry, cheerfulness and devotion to the principles of Woodcraft, established himself as a good citizen, a kind father and u loving husband, thereforo, lie it, Resolved, That we, tho members f Hollywood Camp No. 4fi, Woodmen of '.he World of which Sovereign Ar hur was a consistent and valued member, do hereby express our sor row over his untimely death, and our leop sympathy for the loved ones left behind. Resolved, also, That these resolu 'ions be spread on our records. a xyiy sent to the family, ami pub 'ithed In the press. Fraternally submitted, ALEX. WILLIAMS. C. A. VICK. S. W. SCOTT. Beautiful soft, glossy, healthy hair for those who use Parisian Sage. You can get a bottle of this inexpen sive French hair dressing from J. E. Hood & Co., and druggists every-1' where, with jruarantee of satisfaction or money end' adv. 'Miss Sallie Foy Hazelton, R. N. (Registered Nurse) 119 E. GORDON STREET PHONE 218 Why Shamed by Blotchy Slun Tf too are a ButT-rer from Edema op unsightly pimply skin, yon know Inst wbnt It moans to buve that humiliating, back ward feeling about mooting strangers and iflcntlmi'S friends. Many a time you have, looked Into the mirror and wished that your skin would he liko other people that you know, "without a blemish." This wish! can be youra for the asking. If you will fo to the druggist and procure A bottle of 1). 1. I., the greatest of all skin remedies, siiply it according to directions. In a Bhort time your skin will be as soft as velvet. Come In and ask for a bottle today on our money-back guarantee. Ask also about V. l. V. Soap, taat keeps the skin healthy. D P, the Suldrd J. E. HOOD & CO. H. E. Mosely Hardware, Inc. Filler home atmosphere with exquisite lasting fragcraacesR. ED. PINAUD'S LILAC The reat French perfume, winner of highest international awards. Each drop as sweet and fragrant as the living Lilac blossom. 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