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Results Yesterday.
p(,,:(; l: Pittsburgh 0.
It Now oi'K .s, di. ixjuis a.
other scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost. Pot.
joklyn 90 57 .612
Hiladflpl'-ia 87 " .604
q(0n 84 -58 .52
vYork 82 62 ;569
tjbtireli 65 85 .433
ioago 65 S5. .433
, .ouis 60 . 91 ; .397
icinuatf- o7 93 .38Ct
ILLARD READY FOR
CHALLENGER MAY
FIGHT THIS WINTER
JESS, WI JARE u.
Within a month Jes3 Willard will
iave terminated his contract ;wita-' th
r:us and will be ready to listen to
jlallsnges from heavyweights t-wbo
pink thev can wrest the champion:
hip title from him. he anounces.
It is experci'ttiBt Pnltonr WeiniertilY
ilorris and Jack .Dillon soon will bel
urling defies in the direction of Wil-f
rd and it is quite possible that one
these will be accepted. Willard is
lot keen about the fighting game,- it
said, but he will be compelled to
st one or two of his challengers
mis vinter it he is to keen his name
lefore the public. ' "
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'II 1 A cAin rr U At: -hry it is believed. She is Mrs. j Earl
1LLA SAID TO HAVE w Brannon, who will coach the "sec-
BEEN AT SANTA CLARA. ond" team, while her husband. peVforms
Felr Headquarters In-Mexico, Sept.
'By Radio to Columbus, N. M..
lept. 28 Francisco Villa, with 600
pi. was at Santa Clara, v30 miles
m of Maniquita. on SeDtember 22.
t the immediate purpose of captur-
h the trr.nsnortation farllitifis here '
M later with the ide of! striking!
onh and invadine Texas, according J be
a report of the.- leaders', movement
fceived at field headquarters. .
APAN MAKES STRIDES
IN SHIP BUILDING
rokio, Sept. 28. The strides of
aPan in shipbuilding since the begin-
rS or tho war are shown" by the. of-j
IQ:u annoiincsmcnt that -28 - steam-
FPS with a nla1 tnnnaw of 1O2.000
ere launched dur'ng the first half of J
curront year. Ninn stcamer3 with
tonnage
are expect-
io br; rompletel durkiK- the- second
Nf of the vear.
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mm r colly-Tb ' l 'wbowT! yoor Tomo-i Yv 'r. fT ' 1 ' - v -
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Results Yesterday."
. At Philadelphia-3 r Washington 13.
At Boston 3; New YorlE.
No others scheduled. - r
,HIAND,NG 0F THE CLUBS.
won. Ust. Pet.
Boston .. ..
Chicago ...
Detroit .. ..
New 'York ' . .
". .88
. .86
. .85
. .76
..'.78
-.77
'.-"74
.'.34
. i j
60
64
66
72
73
73
114
.595
.573
.563
.513
.516
.513
.500
.230
St1. Louis
Cleveland . .
Washington '
Phiadelp'fiia
THIS DAINTY WOMAN A
REAL FOOTBALL COACH.
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Jonesboro, Ark., ... Sept .28. The
Jonesboro Agricultural College has the
only woman football epach in the coun
j-the same duties for the "first" eleven.
Mrs. Brannon has assisted her hus
band in coaching tor the past two
years. He says she knows as much
about the game as he does ,and that
her theories, while differeing from his
own, have wdrked out to advantage.
She will develop the style of . play tol ;
used by her charges without any
help or advice from the outside
Mrs, Braanim.te a o, the
University of Nebraska, where she
was intensely interested In the grid- f
iron game
It was a mutual interest ,
In football that led to ; the meeting
with her husband, who also is a No
braska graduate.
She does not like" : golf, tennis,
basketball or any of the milder sports,
preferring' tha 'niore rugged games, al
though She is a distinctly feminine
type and. weighs but 115 pounds.
And scoreone...for th&,antis-she is
opposea to wouiuii suuj45p
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ttlMQR lEAGUES.
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; ' American Association.
, At Louis yille 6-5 ; " Indianapolis 8-0 .
At Columbus'15; Toledo 7.
At KAnsftsCity 4; St. Louis 6.
s; At iilwi,ukee-Minneapolis, rain .
TElNiEIBTEIIS
State Was Busy Giving New
Enterprises a Boost On !
Yesterday
. Raleigh, N. C, Sept. 28. Ten char
ters were issued yesterday from the
office of the Secretary of State, the
largest number in one day for several
yearsu., .' .
Their combined capital, authorized,
reaches : nearly three-quarters . of ; a
million, 4675,000 to be -exact. They are
varfed' in their' scope.
: The " Jeffreys-Myers Manufacturing
Comrpatiy Oxford pays $15,000. of
its $50,000 and will buy timber, manu
facture it into boxes, etc., and do a
jrcneral lumber : business. Thp sub
scribers are the six Jeffreys. R. L. W.
H., Jr., R: M S. B A. hi, 11. P. and
H. E. Jeffrey Sj and J. H. L. Myers, of
Chase Cty. Va. --
.The National Development Com
pany of Greensboro,- $100,t)00 author
ized an i $30,000 subecribed. by. J. M.
Milifkan, George Penny andiF. A.
Silver, of Greensboro, acquires lands,
improves ruldings, etc.
Tte Art Furnishing and Realty
Company of iligl" Point will deal in
all sorts of anti,ue furnishings, rugs,
carpets, silverware, .and starts with
$l,6O0 of its $25,000 subscribed by B.
BT. Bradnej-, O. R. York. C. F. Williams
and J. E. Wagner, High Point.
The Martin Memorial Hospital, of
Mount Airy, Surry county, is char
tered to own and onerat a hosnltal
ajjd sanatorium, imny-nve inousana
is subscribed, $20,100 paid In by Moir
S. Martin and Emma Martin and Eve
lyn Martin Divers, of Mt. Airy,- and
George T:r Divers, of the same place.
Atkinson '& Waiters, Inc., Wilming
ton; deals in- general merchandise
with $4,000 of its $125,000 paid in by
W. M. Atktnson.VaddeirWatters and
John D. Bellamy, Jr.
The Caldwell Publishing Company
is the enlarged News, edited by Fred
May. Its authorized capital is $25,
000, that paid in $1,000. The subscrib
ers are Fred H. May, R. C. May and
Eula R. May.
The Piedmont Oil Company of Gas
tonia, will buyi sell, manufacture and
I otherwise deal in oils, coal, etc.. with
$100,000 limit, $10,000 paid in by W.
T. Rankin, S. SL Shuford. C. B. Arm
strong, W. H. Adams and George W.
Wilson, Gastonia.
'neRhodes Comnanv. of Hick-
ory, does a general tinning,1 roofing
andJ:: manufacturing of supplies upon
JCZa' BelS R..
glackwelder. .
Tho Ranford -Knitting Mills, of
Hickory, engaging in all sorts of fab-
ncs manutacture. starts a ousmess or
$100,000 on $8,200. It is paid in by E.
L. Shuford, II. W. Harris and L. W.
Poeve'r.
The Cozart Motor Sales Company is
a Greensboro company, capitalized at
$100,000, with $10,fl00 paH ln. A. B.
Cofcart, John1 Banter and: G: W-isove
back it. r - . .
'The new Soldiers'" Home arrangs
ment start3 off with a passionate kick
n . ft
m
Voters of the D. S. A.-T - -
We, the Rpoublican "party, being' at i
oujr wits' endand despera'tetTput it tip' "
to you: k , --,
For nearly four years now a Demo-'
cratlc administration has. been, in
power. Contrary to every law oLrea- J
soni every principle of Tpi-ogress the
country Is at peace and allYe aay.
humming with prosperity. Business Is i
rushing. Wages are high. ; The only
discontent is the discontent of those
who are reaching for bigger chunks of
plenty.
W are" flabbergasted. All . this has
happened during a period, when .the
rest of; theL world has been agog, when
international crises werv impending on
allvsides,- when we would bave. sworn
only Uepublieau . statesmanship could
pull the nation through. ...
No war has engulfed us. No panic
has paralyzed us. No nation has with
impimity continued to. Infringe upon
our rights, , . j
We can't deny what has been done.
j.U W; JCUU UU lo mac 'uu "V"
could :haye.4Qne,it better. How, we do
noiknow It only we said it loud and
lpng( enough we hoped the country
would believe us.
But the country is busy, and our
voices grow hoarse. We are having a
hard time
Woodrow Wilson has nothing to
. t, ...
show us. tut what he has accomplished.
He! -has Jaoiie.of the glamour of the
whamightJbe.; ;,. We, on the contrary,
havel our . old promises .and policies,
mellowed by age. but still, bearing the
stamp of the nation's solid interests.
Protection,, . privilege, governmeut by j
influence-r-surely the country has not
given 'them their last trial. - .
Wall street is wun us. me pusmess
Is with us. But, oh. voters, we conress j
It, we need jou, Dop't keep looking at
the peace and prosperity around you. ;
Try tp jget. our point of view. . What
ever , WWsoin, has ; done, the man is a
Democrat,, and neither federal govern
ment nor federal offices were meant to
be forever in such bands
Let's forget issues and talk as
friepds. Turn rim out and give us. a
chance!
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PRAISES WILSON'S STAND
IN BEHALF OF SUFFRAGE $
Wnmiin Suffrage association at .
Atlantic tJlC ft, d., in ieiev.u a
rorwhWI miner voto thft
. i .1. n. T
proposal to uiu&v tue Buuiago
movement a partisan annex of
tne Kepupucan. euuptugu was
further empbasiied bysDr.vAnnar f
Mt. - . ... , m . . ji
t uowara onaw,;: rne sago w uf
X frage,? in an interview ; published
l&- the - Philadelphia Press, a
stancn KepuDiican organ.
"The president In his speech to
the convention promised all he
could carry out," said Dr. Shaw.
"If he had promised more we
would have known that he could
not carry it out
. 'Not the Republicans alone,
nor the Democrats alone, can
bring suffrage. If it could be
jr done that Way I would favor it.
TJ..- 14- rTf Wa muaf trot
enough Democrats ana Kepuo-
licans together to do It1
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from an inmate who does not like to
have the Confederate crotwded out
and a South Carolina woman making
$75 with three years' experience,
against the $25 paid the retiring ma
tron who had six.
BELFAST MAKING
READY FOR BOOM
Belfast, Ireland, Sent. 28. Belfast
is preparing for a boom in shipbuild-
ing after the war. Harland and
Wolff's have just leased from the
Harbor Board, forty-one acres of ad
ditional land at a cost of 2,500 pounds
a year. Workman & Clark's are also - f''''i''mm- i J sfc 1
Clyde has also' Jed to applications tj
the Harbor Board fjr accommodation
in Belfast. r, , ,
Miss Alderman's
School
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Mary L. Alderman, Prin.
FALL TERM BEGINS ,
MONDAY. OCT. 2nd.
v Boys and glrls prepared
for business or college.
v Special attention-paid
to backward children. V
""For particulars apply to
Principal., ' ' ';
No. 12 North 5th Street
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The Stahdard 'Railroad lot -The South
EXCURSION FARES
" -c From WUrnlnflton
OPEWTO THE PUBLIC,
WASHINGTON ,$16.00
BALTIMORE , . . 18.90
PHILADELPHIA 22.80
N EW YORK ;V. 26.00
BOSTON- CVla Norfolk).. 30.50
ASH EViLLE, N. C.
. 14.05
WAYNESVILLE, N. C. ... ,
LAKE TOXAWAY, N. C. ...
. 15.35
. 15.76
. 14.95
. 14.05
.13.60
. 13.20
BREVARD, N. C.
HENDERSONVrLLE, N. C. ...
SALUDA, N. C. ... ..I .v. ..
T"R YON, Nr. O. ... ... ... ... i
Tickets on sale every- day until Sept.
JO, good to Btop over, limited returning
until Oct. 3L ;
Tickets cn sale September 26, limit
ed returning until October 6.
$11.50 Ft. Myers, Fla.
$33.05 Ctevelaind, Ohio
Account Annual Convention Brother
hood of St. Andrew. Tickets will toe
sold October 1, 2 and 3, limited return
Ing until October 12. '
50.05 Dcs Moines, Iowa.
Account National Churches of Church
es of Christ. Tickets will be sold Oc
tober 6, 7 and 8, limited returning until
October 20. ,
$20.50 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Account Llaundrymans National Asso
ciation of America. Tickets will be
sold October 7, 8 and 9 limited return--ing
-until aOctober 16. - ; v- ' nis '"z .
$3.40 Goldsboro, N. C. "
AccQunt Wayne County Fair. Tickets
will be sold October 9 to 13, inclusive,
limited returning until October 15.
$31.30 Springfield, Mass.
Account National Dairy Association.
Tickets will be sold October 12, 13, 14
and 15, limited returning until October
25th. ' ;
$20.95 Jacksonville, Fla.
$21.45 State Camp, Fla.
Account the following Important Na
tional events: ; " v
Southern Rifle Association, October
11-and 12.
National Rifle Association, October
13 to 19. ,
National Rifle Practice, October 20 1
and 21. . ' - '' ' - J
National Individual Rifle Match. Oc
tober 23. , '
National Pistol Match, October 24 j
National Team Match, October 24
to 26. ; ' ' ' ''-: I
Tickets will lie sold to Jacksonville
and return September 16. 17, 18, 23, 24, 1
25, 30; October 1 and 2 and to State
Camp and return October 7, 8, 9, 14, 15
and '16. All tickets will be limited' re-
turning until No"vember 4, 1916. Re
duced 'fares for parties of ten or more
traveling togfit.her.
$4.85 Raleigh, N. C.
Account 56th N. C. State Fair. Tickets
WHl he sold October lfc to 21, inclu--sive,
limited returning until ; October
23rd
PROPORTIONATE i-MKfcS FROM
OTHER POINTS ON THE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
"The Standard Rallroa of the South."
PHONE 160.
present -W1nston-Salem Beaufort
Moorehead 'City'" Pfljman' Sleeping
Car line will be shortened to Winston
Salem Goldsboro ' Pullman Sleeping
Ca line. .This car'will leave Winston-
i j Salem at8:50,:p.- m. same as at pre-
I . oeui- nun arrive' ijoiasooro fioiiowing
morning, t returning rear . Will leave
ii Goldsboro 10(35 P. M., arrivfaig Win-
ston-saiem couowmg morning'. ;
. Present Greensboro-Raleigh Pull
man Sleeping Car line will continue to
operate. -.
For ' full details, reservations, elc,
address, '
' 1 ' J. O. JONES,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
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. Raleigh, NC. .
The Southern Serves the South.
Last Excursion
Of . The Season
Toi
Asheville, N. C.
"THE LAND OF THE SKY." s
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1916.
.. Via '. " '
Schedule and Round Trip Fares as
r: Follows.
Jy
Goldsboro ; 6:45 a. m. $5.00
Lv. Seima . 7:40 a. m. 5.00
Lv. Raleigh 8:52 a. m. 4.75
Lv. Durham 9: 50. a. m. 4.75
,Lv. Henderson i7:00 a. m. 4.75
Lv. Oxford 7.40 a. m. 4.75
Lv. Burlington 11:12 a. m. 4.75
Lv. Greensboro; 12.30 p.m. 4.75
Arrive Asheville 8.00 p. m.
Round trip fares in same proportion
from all intermediate points.
Returning tickets will be good on
all regular trains leaving , Asheville
up to and including trains leaving
Asheville Sunday, October 1st, 1916.
A DAY TRIP THROUGH
THE MOUNTAINS
THREE DAYS INN ASHEVILLE
Giying ample time In which to visit
the numerous points of interest in the
LAND OF THE SKY." -
Most Delightful in the Mountains at
This Season.
For further information ask South
ern Railway Agents, or,
J. O. JONES,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
. . Kaieign, jn. u. ;
; 9-18-to 9-28
Arrivals and Dejpartures of Trains
1916. Time Not Guaranteed.
departure: : i
TO AND
No. 90.
:40 A. M.
Dally .Except :
Sunday.
- No. 64.
6:15 A. M.
Mod., Wed. and
Friday Only.
Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk and Eastern
North Carolina points. Connects at Golds-
ooro vwn sorunern
woutnern Kaur'
roaL
Jacksonville,
rtew
BUtiona.
Chadbonrn, Conway, Florence, Cbarlenton,
Savannan, Jacksonville. Tampa t)t.
Petersburg, Fort Myera Columbia ana
Aabovllle, Pullman Sleeping Cara betwoen
Vvilmlngton and Columbia, open to re
ceive outbound passengers at Wilming
ton at and after 10:00 P. M. and may be
occupied, lnbo"id. until 7 :00 A. M. ,
Goldsboro, Hlchmnnd, Norfolk and Wash
Ington. Parlor Cars between Wilmington
and Norfolk connecting at Rocky iMount
No. 51.
, Daily.
8:30 A. M.
No. 48.
Dally.
8:40 A. M.
wun rvew York
servic,
.:- Nov 53
Daily.
8; 4S A. M.
No.'!S2;
. Now pairy ;
8:85 PM.
Solid train between Wilmington and Mt.
Airy via Fayetteville and Santord. '
J acksbn vklle, New
stations."
Chadbonrn, Florence. Columbia, Augusts,
Atlanta and the West, f Charleston Sa
vannah and all Florida Points. All Steel
No. 55.
Dally.
3:45 T, M
I'uilman Nieemnir
ton and Atlanta,
v,u uaiiy oeiweeu
JHa,: ,.w.bicb may ... be
Dia unui t :uu a.
No. 59.
Tues., Thur.
and Sat. vnly
610 P. M. '
Fayetteville an Intermediate Btatlaaa.
Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk, Washington
and New York, Pullman BroPer. ttcXet
Sleeping Cara, between -Wilmington and
Washington, connecting with New York
trains carrying dining cars: also Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and i
Norfolk. -
No. 42.
. Daily.
6:45 P. M.
For Folder, Reservations, rates
W.J.CRAIG, -
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Wilmington, N. C.
lEFFECtlTjC SKPTBlUBEB.B, 1S16.
Leave
Wilmington
6:25 A, M.,
' Beach
, C:05 A, M.
' ! 6:40 " .
7:10.. "
, 7:40. "
8:15 "
, -.:45- "u
9:15 , "
, 10:45 "
12 :15 P.- M.
. 1:50 .
. X 2:15 "
2 :45 u
. 3 :15 "
8 :45 .
1 -4:15 "
, 4:15 . " .
5:15
. ,:45
6:20 "
6:55 "
7:20 ' "
7:50-.'"
8:50
9 :50 "
7:23- " v - ,
? ;P0 - '
. H:k - " V -;
1:0 "
11:30 V
1 :f 0 P. Nt. i
x 1:30 M-
2:00 "V-
?:30 "
3:00 -
, 3:30- 44
v 4:00 " J-
AM "
, 5 :00 "
, 6:30 - "
6:10'
6:40 . " .:
7:15 - .
9 :15
10:15
11 :15 " . '
12 :10 " .
Pall? except Run Jay.
10:50
11:50
u '
, ! Sunday, only
- . FREIGHT, 'SCHEDULE
- - V Dallr. Except Sunday
Leave Ninth and Orange Streets 9 0
A. M 3:30 P. M. Ieave Beach 12:15 P. M.,
5:15 P. M. " . '
Freight Olflo' Open from 8KH) A. M. to
9:S0 A. MH and from 2;00 P. M. to 8:30
P. M. v ' !-'---
. - SUNDAYS
lipafe Ninth" and Orange Streets 11 rtX)
Ak''M:;v'LmVi0eacliri2:45 P. .M.
Frelcbt lflr Oneii Siiindays from . 10:00
To New York
Georgetown, S. C.
NEW-YORK TO WILMINGTON.
S. S. Onondaga.Friday, Sept. 22nd
S, S. Onondaga. Tuesday, Oct. 2rd
WILMINGTON TO GEORETOWN.
S. S. OnondagalMonday, Sept. 25th
S. S. Onondago -Friday, Oct. 6th
WILMINGTON TO NEW YORK.
S. S. Onondaga
.-Friday, Sept. 29th
S. S. Onondaga Tuesday, Oct; 10th
I S. S. Onondaga DOES NOT carry
possengers.
Freight accepted from and for near
by North Carolina points at advantage
ous rates.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO.,
I C. J. BECKER, Agents. f
Wilmington. N. C.
at Wilmington,
Effective Sept 11,
FROM
ARRIVALS:
No. 91.
1:15 A. M.
Daily Except
Monday.
' NO. 65.'
6 as P. M.
Mod'., Wed. and
Friday Only.
ttauway at is anon
Bern : and Iatsrmedlata
No. 5.
Daily.
13:3V A. M.
No. 49
Daily.
6:05 P. AI.
trains . Having PoUman
No. 52
Daily.
8:00 P. M.
No. 63.
Daily
12:30 P. M.
Bern ; and Intermedlata
L.'ars netween wiiininB
No. 54
Daily
13:60 P. M.
via Augusta. Sleeping,
r ioreuce anu uoium-
occupied at Coluni-
m.
No. 60.
Tues., Thurs.,
and Sat., Only
10:15 A. M.
Daily. ,
No. 41.
Dally
9:50 A. M.
of fares, etc., call 'Phone 100.
T.C. WhJITE,
General Passenger Agent.
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