THE KNSTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. lot 7 PAGE TWO SHE DAILY FREE PRESS M. SALT MAI TOJ. Kilts Mi ImM PaaJfcfcad Kr7 Day Xxcapt Ban lay by th Kiaatsa Ft Praas Ce, Ine., Kiaaton. N. C flabacrlpUoa BaUa PsyabU la Advaacsi Om WMk I .1 ThrM Month . .,.11.11 Om Heath I M Six llonthi Om Tmi M.M Eatarad at tha postoffic at iinston, North Carolina, u ascasd-clasa mattar under act of Congraaa, March 1, 1879 NEW YORK OFKIC&-40 E. 42d St, Mr. alph R Mnffiga. ta aola chart af Eaatara eprtawt Fllai at Tha Fraa Praas can ba WESTERN OFFICE In cnarga of Mr. C J. Aadaraan Marqaatto Building, Calcaga, whara ft! af Tha Fra Praas eaa ba Sobacribara ara raqnattad ts notify, by Tslaphona 75 Tha Fraa Praia of any irragularity of dalirary ar Inat- oatlaB whataoaTor on tha part af tha earriara. Aftar 7 p. aa. trobacrfbara ar raqusstad ta aall Waat- n Union and rap art failure to fat tba paper. A cop? will ha Bant nromotlT. if eomplaint U made before 8 f . M without coat to rabaerfbar. THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1917. It may be the "quiet before the st.oim," but we rather take it to be "no news is good news" that luck of re port! of increased submarine toll. ' According to the Daily Reflector, the Hoard of Trus tees of the Greenville graded school and I'itt County Board of Education have concluded an arrangement whereby high school pupils residing anywhere in i'itt County can attend, the Greenville High School the com ing session without paying a tuition. This plan is a good one. The Free Press sees in it, however, two objections; one is, that If many of the country boys and girls take advantage of it they will produce a condition of congest ion in the city school building; and the other is that the majority of the beys and girls, who would like to have a high school education will not find it possible to go no far as would oe required County high schools placet! conveniently to the rural population centers will do far more to afford adequate educational facilities, we believe, than the efforts to utilize the city high schools. SELF-CONTROL SHOULD BE EXERCISED. The Free Press hopes that the self-control manifested by the citizens of Dover on Sunday morning, and since that time, w'll continue to hold sway and that the anxiety reported in the New Bern papers will not be found to have been warranle.! by any actual plan or determination of the people of Dover to go to New Bern and take the law in their hands. The precaution taken by the authorities at New Hern to protect the prisoners is wise. The placing of special armed guard" anout the jail is but in compliance with the spirit and letter of the duties imposed upon the sheriff by his ojth of office. Such precautions ought al ways tobe taken because there are in every community men who are excitable and who may be tempted to do things on th spur of the moment which would not brinvr credit to them nor their communities and they must be re strained. The law should take its course. Nothing whatever will he gained by a show of violence on the part of the citi zens. The men held In the Craven jail will, if guilty of the crime charged against them, suffer the just punish ment of the law. KlGHT-7'il INKING PEOPLE ENDORSE. The Free Press and all good citizens of this community rejoice at the manifest determination of Judge Stacy to 'out the nroiVssional (ramblers. The fines imposed In Superior Court Wednesday on certain of the green cloth' gently were, rot, in the estimation of The Free I'ress, ex cessivu for if lines are to be resorted to they must be made of such proportions as to largely discount the profit of the parnbli i . the retailer and other classes which en gage ii illegal and criminal practices for profit. The fcus() -!iiled judgment, in addition to the fines where by the defendants in Tuesday's cases must show good behavior at the next term of criminal' court not only places a burden upon them -and that fact was well em phasi.ed by Judge Stacy in imposing the fines but it places an added burden on the police department for in creased vigilance in seeing to it tnat any transgression whatsoever of the good behavior bond is "turned up." The meting out f sure and certain penalties not sim ply nominal fines which can be recuperated from an ev ening's game will go a long way to deterring chronic lawbreakers. f I i it 'IV IT BY I.TLSyjrM rAt( WDELSna. T.tuxtwaii Whistle; Bottled Orange Not. a malt drink not a food drink. You are already overfed and over stimulated. "Whistle" in bottles only is a harmony drink, as it smoothes out the discord and makes your body glad happy and whistly, with courage and confidence. One bottle convinces then you wan! a case in home and office. BOTTLED DRY BY S. C. Sitterson Fill your home atmosphere with exquisite lasting fragrarjee ED. PINAUD'S LILAC The jrreat French perfume, winner of highest international awards. Each drop as sweet and fragrant as the living Lilac blossom. A celebrated connoisseur said: "I don't see how you can sell such a remarkable perfume for 75 Cents a bottle" and remember each bottle contains 6 oz. it is wonderful value. Try it Ask your dealer today for ED. PINAUD'S LILAC. For 10 cent's cur American offices will send you a testing bottle. WrittHoday PARFUMEKLE ED. PINAUD, Dcpt SI ED. PINAUD Bld&, New York PHONE 64 Z22 HUNTER BLDG. FIRE LIFE INSURANCE CASUALTY AUTOMOBILES THE INSURANCE SERVICE AGENCY, Inc. S. R. DUNN, President Hie announcement coming from Chicago that Presi dent Wilson's price fixing action in the matter of coal rates had earned u drop of to $1.50 in the retail price is an encouraging rift in the dark cloud of constantly in creasing prices for necessities. May the President apply the principle to ether supplies requisite to the life of the people of this country. Henrv Wood's story of the spirit manifested by the game Frenchmen, who nre driving the Germans before them from around the fastnesses of Verdun, is another indication; that the report that the French shot had spent tself was nre in a I ore. nlf3 I Afine now D'AlHt Pracca8 j Save Money R when you refinish furniture U and woodwork yourself w ith . JSJO matter how badly scratched your doors, floors or furniture, you can easily restore them wiih'one coat of Pee Gee Rl.-M -I AC. The cost la small, the results are great. It comes In all sizes, from 15c up. Made in 20 Natural Wood and Liumel Colors. White" Gold and Silver. PEASLEE-G in.RKRT CO., Inc. Louisville, Ky E. MOSEI.EV KINS TON, imw. CO N. C. Indians Predict Red Sox Collapse Before End of Present Season Itv II. C. Hamilton (United Press StafT 'Correspondent) New York, Aug. '.!:!. According to members of the Cleveland American league club the Red Sox are in u state bordering on collapse. The pennant, they believe, cannot go to Boston this year, and they predict a complete reversal of form by the Champions. One member of the Indians put. it like this: "The Red Sox are failing to take advantage of things they would have turned to their credit. year ago. The club is not hitting and the fielding is getting ragged In addition Ruth is the only consist ently effective pitcher. "Some folks are inclined to lay j great deal of stress on George Fost er's one-hit game against us recently, but the fact of the matter is we should have beaten him badly. Every ball hit was driven hard, but always directly at some fielder. Kostc pitching will not ijjve the Red Sox much help, regardless of what you hear. Whether the trouble is due to squabbles on the club I can't say, but I predict and so does every other member of this club that the Red So will fade away before the season i over." The Cleveland ball player may be rijfht, but he Is taking a long shot to predict the collapse of the Red Sox. Thing just as startling: have happer ad, but they are rare occasions. The Red Sox are good enough to be in the fight all the way. With the pitching staff that grace the payroll in Bos-1 ton the Indiana would have a pennant possibility without any argument. And, if the White Sox and Red Sox vera to awitch pitching staffs the Red Sox would undoubtedly glide toward tha bottom. Hush are still with the Athletics. The game easily could be arranged. The promoter wants to give the pno ceeils to the Red Cross. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. , . ,L' TRAINS LEAVE KINSTON Kant Boun 11:21 p. m. "Night Express," Pull man Sleeping Cars New Horn to Norfolk. Connects for all points North and West. 4:4(5 p. m. Daily for Beaufort and Oriental. 7:f0 a. m. Daily fur Beaufort, New Hern and Norfolk. Parlor car service between New Bern and Norfolk. West Hound. :.'l( a. m. Dally for Goldsboro. 10:25 a. m. Daily for Goldsboro. 7:31) p. m. Daily for Goldsboro. E. D. KYLE, Traffic Manager, Norfolk, Va. J. F. D ALTON, Gcn'l Pass. Agt Norfolk, Va. CHICHESrER S PILLS W , . uiv, A MONO kUtMI. , VL. A.L ,.wr l'r-flt l..r A f W USjl ' -.-. .n-K-r'a l'..mo.,J Ilr.njVV " .' '. ' v fA yS ''!" wlWrr II,, of tuar I - T 'rg,l.l. A.k I it It 1 . II.TK The undersigned having qualified as administrator of the estate of G. K. Jones, deceased, all persons hav ing claims against said estate of said decedent are hereby notified to pre- I sent the same to the undersigned ad ministrator, at Ayden, N. C, on or before August 10, 1918, or this no tice will be pleaded in bar of recov ery. All persons indebted to said es tate will please make prompt pay ment to the administrator. This August 1 i 1 T . J. C. JONES, Administrator. A I) MINI STRA'IX R'S N ) TICE. TKHW lNI HltAM) I'll In, t.t ao SOLD BY DRIGGISIS tIRYWMLR The undersigned having qualified as administrator of the estate of Frank Ray Brown, deceased, all per sons having claims against the estate of said decedent are hereby notified to present the same to the under- signed administrator, at Kinsifm, N. C, on or before the first day of Au gust, 11)18, or this notice will be pleaded in bar f recovery. All per sons indebted to said estate will please make prompt payment to the administrator. This Jury .10, 1017. GEO O. BROWN, Admin., Southern Railway System Schedule of Trains Arriving and Leaving Goldsboro Effective July 8th, 1917. No. 111.-10:35 p. m. for Raleigh and Greensboro, connecting at Greensboro for points north, south and west. Pullman car for Greensbo ro and Winston-Salem. No. 21 (3:45 a. m. for Raleiegh, Durham, Greensboro, Winston-Sal em, Statesville and Asheville, con necting at Greensboro for points north and south and at Asheville for Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis, Mem phis and all points west (This train operate via Winston-Salem and Barber). Parlor car Goldsboro to Asheville. No. 139 2:00 p. m. for Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro and Winston- Salem, connecting at Greensboro for points north, south and west. Free reeling chair car Goldsboro to Wins ton-Salem. No. 112 6:35 a. m. rom Greensbo ro, Durham and Raleigh. Pullman sleeping car from Winaton-Salem to Morehead City and Beaufort. No. 1081:30 p. m. from Winston Salem, Greensboro, Durham and Ra leigh. No. 22 9:25 p. m., from Asheville, Wkiston-slem, Greensboro, etc " J. 0. JONES, Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. C. "The Southern Serves the South" GRAND EX( I RSION FARES FROM GOLDSBORO, N. C. Via Southern Railway System. $18.10 Atlanta, (la., account Na tional Baptist Convention, tickets on sale September L', :i and 4, final limit September 14. ?L'H.80 Boston. Mass. account Grand Army of the Republic, on sale Au gust 17, IS and ! ', limited August 00. $2X.2." Louisv;:.Y, Ky., on sale Sep tember 14, II. and lo, final limit Sep tember 20, acco-.mt Sovereign Grand Lodge I. (). (). $.'12..r5 St. I.ir.iis, Mo., account Su preme I.oili'e and Military Encamp ment, Kniirhts of Pythias. Dates of sale Augu.-t 17, IS and 10, final lim-; it Augul 20. $.'10.70 Vicksburg, Miss., account National Reunion and Peace Jubilee, on sale October 14, l.", limited Oc tober 31. $10.80 Wayncsville and Lake Juna luska, N. C. (The Land of the Sky), account various conferences. On sale August 11, 12, 1.'!, 17, IS and 1!). lim ited seven days. For further information see Tick et Agents, Southern Railway System or address, J. O. JONES, Travelling Passeng er Agent, Raleigh, N. C. LISTEN! If there is any reason no natter of what nature it may be why you cannot see fit to favor us with your valued business, we will be glad to hear from you. It la oar pol Icy to satisfy every customer at all times. Give us a call If it's anything in roofing and cornice work. We are at your service. E. R. WALLER COMPANY PHONE 'S9 Patriotism and Business Evry go dtijaa at this tin ihoald ao Ma akara ta vrari strengthening tha Federal Reaerva Banking Sya ?mim which aur Government haa created with lta billioa goilar of resources to stai4 back af fta Member baaki tad all their depositor. Ya eaa con tribute directly la tha strength of this sya tain, nni at the umt time secure its protection by de positing your money Tlta ua. since part of avery dollar yoa deposit wi& aa tfoes directly Into tha aew sy stent, whore It ta always re4y for yea whaa waataci 'THE SOUTHERN SERVES SOUTH" THE We buy and pay the highest price for all kinds of Junk Copper, Brass, Iron, Bones, Rubber Tires and Rub ber Shoea. Wa also buy Hide. Kinston Junk Co., 206 S. Queen St Cohea A Bookbinder. Proprietora. RtMtT 5yl THIS IS A SUGGESTION FOR PROMPT ACTIOS! ivmi lac ftutUat, "SOW BOia IT SKBafUTlT &r The National Bank of Kinston sr.-. -jsiu ' . , I... - - -.i-. , i i , , w:1 Now Is The Time To Buy a Mower And Rake To Save Your Hay For the most perfectly adjusted, easy Running and smooth cutting, investigate "The South ern Moline Plow Company's" which has no equal in durability at a moderate price, on easy terms at COPELANID) BTOTIH! A Phikdelphian is trying hard to bring ' about a baseball gams that will -send aH tha old Athletics of palmy days into tba field against John McG raw's great team of Giants. Collins, Baker, Barry, Plank, Mur phy, foombs, Bender, ' Lapp, Pen nock, Hd Shawkey ara atiH playing fcalL ptclnnia, S trunk, Scfaan and hlA NKAND PETE VAit. r.)Kt P to fiHl Kip MlCTCN Ars'TKH. w.NMCti Wilt CCT OC. Nu KCMt.-MJtH IMCNIITUP TO fAALF OF - pvLMic in iss wa a spur so-so By KEN KbING NO SWCU. tlANAtll Cl-c- - -r.. . . ' : - 1 tr-T al- I r:..TMt PBoF,TS am1 Hu.CPCre. d1DVcu ruui C ' y,.. . . . V AF TF a Tr- I ' ' MINL TO TT D, it . I.,.., -.,. .'.. . I I ' '.OWB NduA c i . ' ' T'-'w ci-.,. .... . 1 . -- ii(-vn.t-i nuui nULH I I . - . - . rrT SPLIT FtFTY I MANK ? J x 1 WlOs X FOB. VOO '! J liL.

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