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DISPAtCH, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST
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ivft is ienaihgr a perlo iu,
w&3 a guest in t"c . T"7.;r;
IXint: K hhsines tieetingj
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9hWIZ members: are
frienas.
! IsSMr' and Mrs. E W.nderBan
1 Charlotte, spent yesterday in the city
Bith.irienda. . y v '
E. E., Sniith: and children, joj
here for a stay -with
n v A; menas 'ciom',
'S'S$Mjs8 ::Annle' Hendrickson leftist
Inl'or Baltimbre-td enter tracing
" at Johns HopkinsHospital. , .. ...
I'ilisS- Trudie Masoi left lasr: night
I $ ! Burgaw, where she will visU
ifeds..and relatives for .several days.
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"iirs' Lilly Shepard and children left
V-i fCi-Tit Jr irmir Oaks, where
yrged-:toperpresent;;v;;;fg;,
i mg m. A : TouchberryV, of Sumter,
S C'left' tnis afternoon- for Charles
f'nCg c where she will visit, friends
League
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; tSey will spend a period with friends.
'Mlss -Bessie Canaay, 01
itind. : is spending a period injhe
city, with her sister, Mrs. i. a-
ard. ; ' ,
niil x i iTcrtrp Perido
ooworck
objectibeingiW
ine current periodicals to . the soiaiexi
ested in this work, are invited to at-
tend: the meeting; jk ? H -7 , ' 7
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PERSONAL MENTION.
fMrs: W, M. Nelson, of Rocky Potot.
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returned to her home last night, after
Sdine some time in the city with
I .llriendS.7' v -
!'5i'3Mri. Oscar Vinge left last night jor
-Washington, D..C. where she will
kfj-SeBTawne time with her 'm '
I .Mrs. E. Poizet.
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1 1 i Mrs. j H. Barnhill and children left
"thSorning for Atkinson, where they
! lvro PInt-nhill's UUCle, Mr.
wpiiviaii. iio.
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; V John Barnhill
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' VMrs. Hill Humphrey, of Jackson
. Hille, N. C, returned to her home
yesterday, after spending some time
. - lit-the city with friends.
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:Mrs.-; George- Greene left .Thursday
: lor Athens, Ga.. to attend the funeral
; .or her sister, Mrs. J. H. Epping, whose
A death occurred Wednesday.
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-hyifQ,. w. D. Brownr of Suffolk, Va.,
route; to ner nome irum 7
wfiere she has been visiting relatives.
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r i Mrs! x Rosa Baldwin, of Whiteville.
. passed through the city yesterday; en
' route to Suffolk, Va.. .where she will
rspend-some time with her daughter.
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rv7iwtDa Tah ThomDsdn. of Jackson-
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H. Hutaff. just Dacn.
GREAT MEREST
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viile, N. C, passed through the city
, vpsterdav ea route to Bedford, Va.,
! . where 'she will spend some time witn
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VMiss Florence. B, Wrjght, df Boston;
f who was called here because of the
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I Mrs. J. -S. Crowley, returned to her
A hom& yesterday. ; , - ' ;"
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' f'The Epworth League of Grace Meth-
i f odist church will hold : regularmonth-
ly -meeting at the church this even-
7 ! ink at $ o;clock. A full attendance iS
urgently, requested. 7 r
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" I Tiir, and Mrs. -W. B. Partridge and
I children and Mrs. M. E. Partridge, of
' -MJ;; Airy, returned to their home this
, morning, after spending some time in
: the city with friends. --k::-'i-y'-
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7 ViStu t w Scott and daughter, Miss
Lucille, returned-tQ their home v tt
vtAatnn tmUv after a pleasant' stay
-here with Mr. Scott's parents, Mr. and
Mrs.-B. II. Scott, No. 121 South Eighth
7 T street.
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"U.frbiafta- No. 4 of Fifth Avenue Meth
, odist Sunday school, will give a musi
cftl social at the home of Mrs. R. C
V Fergus, No. 404 South Fifth avenue,
this evening, beginning at , 8 o'clock.
A silver offering will be taken. NRe-
-' iMShments are to be served and it is
1 hoped that the Crowd will be Jarge. -
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from 'a business trip to Baltimore, was
utitii with the atmospheric condi-
SUM Here, and while ivtot-
ing that.it was piemy
mington, made it plain that the suffer
SnaUed here. by the heat could not
be compared with that undergone by
persons in Baltimore. - . ,
Rev H. -W. Koelling will conduct
services both Sunday morning and
evening at 11 and 8 o'clock, at the
Topsail Presbyterian church. ,
a rt ttRiiaer: traveling State au
ditor,' reached the city yesterday and
will spend several aays nere
up special license taxes ai iu
office ' " - ' - .--"'" r
CapL L. Clifton,- Coast Line conduc
tor. Ifeft yesterday for Washington.
ntpw hrork and Baltimore, where he
will spend his vacation. r -v--
Mr. John J. Blair, gupennienueut 4
city schols, who taught drawing in
the Sumtner School r at Chapel Hill,
during the session Just closing, ex
pects to.be in the city from August
10th to 15th, according to a communi
cation received ; at the office of the
Board of Education.
AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC.
. The Dispatch gladly makes room,
for the following appeal from Mr. J. F.
JMeares, of 211 1-2 Meares street, and
hs hAcnme a laminar ugure
he offers his wares for sale on down-
street corners. , j 7, ' .,1-7 -7 -
"Please patronize tne 01a ounu iuu
.and buy; .your lead pencils and fancy
ohewiag-gum fromi.him, sovaa ,Jto , help
him along. 7. . 7 . 77 .1.
"Fnr he is in need. He is trying, uie
Military r' PageanV Will M
spiringSpectacliAddress'
, by General Metis.
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I - V vThe TPeople of liningto, are not t
arranged ' v for -; tomorow " - afternoon,
when at 5; p'elock ;the! city's military
a fid' naval 7 units: escorted, by
-; Mr. and Mrs.' FciD: Southern, ot Ral
ghSreT)eachi$itors,;registerfed at
the Paris Cottage. r; ? .7 77
: MS7 -fcJ.-tlv: Morehead, of Durham,
returned to her home yesterday, after
spending -some ; time( at; Wrightsvllle
Beach ' -A.C ' -itf. ' 77':77
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; Miss - Mattie . Prevette, - of North
Wilkesbord, returned to her-home this
morning,' after spending some time at
Wrightsville Beach. 7 7- 77 ' -S.
Mrs Thomas W. Rouse and little
son, Thomas, Jr., of Wallace, turned
thPir. home last night, after spend-
ing some time at Wrightsville Beach:!0ny greatly' intirestedbut are en
ooi v nrovided for the 6C thusiastic over the patrioUc pageant
'members of the Naval Reserve Jorce.
rnbw encamped on Harbor Island, who
nTMA . the . arterial services at St.
Johft's Episcopal church last evemuK-( other organizations,. ,wia : bu
Thev left Camp London aij;w u;a great paraae.7 ' xne cuiyttuic ,om
were announced in yesterday's Dis
n'atch. ks was -the : line of march
agreed on at-ihat time. . 7 However
the line was -'changed, slightly this
morning and will be . as follows l
Up Fifth sttfeet (the ; fight ot- the
parade will rest on' Fifth on . the for
mation it the W.,L. I. armory) to Red
Citoss, down Red , Cross s to Front,
down Front to Orange, up Orange to
Third, up Third pass the reviewing
stand, at the city hall, to Grace, where
the procession will counter-march, re
turning to the city hall, where v an
address will be deUvered by General
James 1. ' Metts. : commander of the
North Carolina Confederate Veterans.
There will also be on the reviewing
stand a number of Wilmington's oth
or nrominent citizens, including Dr.
James Sprunt; Judge. George Rountree,
Mayor P Q.iMoore,7Mriugn jviac
tdo fni Walker Taylor. Judge ,-W.
P. Stacyv Messrs.. John H. Kenly, W.
H. SprunUrHCr-Mcyueen, j.
Taylor and Maj. A. E. Waldron, U. S,
A., with ; the; Cape Fear Confederates
in uniform. : ,-, w ,
'v The committee" having the parade
in charge, reqhests that' when the pro
cession moves Along Front street that
all automobiles.be off that street, so
as to anow iu tiuoo... --
right-of-way and aot obscure the vis
ion of ttiose on the street. The street
car servrcCWiirmIyIJibfiducX
ed so as to allow; free movement of
the parade and an unobstructed view
by the ; spectators. -7 -
returned on the 10:30 car.
Mr and Mrs. D. R. Hall and chil
dren, of Atlanta, and . Mr. Hall's niece.
Miss Foy Hall, or JtJinmngnam. ;
on the beach for an extended visit,
guests at the Paris Cottage. They
made the trip 4 from Atlanta ,in Mr.
Hall's car. ;
f TJktfi arrivals at tne uceaaw nuiw
include: T. B.-Stickney,. Englewood,
N. J.; Miss M. Bullock, Miss A. Bul
lock Wilson; Mrs. J. H. Marsh, Chas.
G Marsh, L. Marsh, Miss Caroline
Marsh, Fayetteville; T. P. Gray, Lum
berton; Mrs. M. Drake, Norfolk: A. J.
Houser, Winston-Salem; C. E. Farley
Toledo; G. B. Copeland, Rocky Mount;
George E. Mathias, Philadelphia.
"The Franchise," an American-Mu-lual
drama with a thrill in every flash,
a railroad drama with some, stirring
and spectacular action, will amuse,
entertain and delight visitors at Lu
mina .for tonight on the open air
screen where ocean breezes keep one
cool and happy. "Guiders," a roaring
Falstaff comedy with inimitable Or
rail Humphrey in the leading role, is
another big feature on iuiiib" 7'
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Valued FromN
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JJeDartment.
. -leB's rndlgo' Blne Overallsalt Bizet t-: -.. -5" , ft
Mett'sBlue Cbambray Work HWrts .VVf.. 't
7.oo Dress Shh-tsrbeatttifol ratefe ;?f yat?.rj?..v
7 6oc Dress Shirts, all sixes; at .ii , JJ :
ww White Snort Shirte;; all sizes, at
; Men s 53c4 Black . LisleJIoser seconds ; ; .7r7
. Men'9 25c Wash Ties, at
i .18o
These Cotton Fabrics Would Make You
Think Cotton Was 12 l-2c.
7 on. ifanchester Galateas, alfshades.vat .
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.19C
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.....15c
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o7tT T?onrtr nrpss OinfirhamsT 15c value.
32-in. Fancy Dress Ginghams, HOC values . . .
2(?-in. Simpson's Light Percales, at ... ...
v l-2c Colored Voiles and. Tissues,. at ...
Yard wide.Blue Chambray,' fast colors,.at.
3G in, Medium Weight Unbleached Shlrttutf
30-in. Bleached musuu, ai.-. r -
27-in..Sort liengtns 01 Aiiruu bu ii ii
$2.00 liong Cloth, 12 yardsto Bolt, at,;.. ...
10 yard Bolt 27-in. Bird Diaper, at..v ... v1.-
36-in. "Voiles, 25c value, at ...
35-in. White Gabardine Skirting at ... i.. ' '"iTl
9c Silk and Cotton Crepes, 3C-iu wide, at.,
iM.in Afprooristed Table Damask, at ....s
85c Mercerized Table Damask, 72-in. wide, at
'STi r?fAn Thi Damask. 35c anality, at .19c
1515 Mercerized. Table Napkins, per dosen.,
18x18 Mercerized Table Napkins, per dozen
20x20 Mercerized Table Napkins, perdozen
,'.$1.1J
Little fNotioT LittleBut
vi?; -: Less Now Than Usual.
; 10c Paper Brass Pins; at .f i
V 10c Brass Safety; Pins,' at . i. .
10c Harem Dressing Combs, at
25c Oiuo Dress Shields y. ,
' 5r Paper Stfeel Safety;Plps, at ...
7 25c White Ivoryj Dressing Combs . . .
". 10c. Barretts, ; at . 7 77
7 L'adies' and Children's 5c Handkerchiefs
75c7.PackageBEnyelopesy at .7.7... ... ...
' S5crBox Paper all tints, at,.'.; . . . . . .... . . . . .
- 5o Kound?Can TalcumPowder,' at
10c Violet Talcum ; Powder ; .
- 25c Colgate's Tooth Paste 7. . : . .:
Pebeco Tooth Paste, at
Infants' Colored Sox small sizes only, a? :
- Ladies' 25c Gauze Lisle Hose, black or white
Ladies' Long Black Kid Gloves, slightly soiled...
Ladies' Long Black Silk. Gloves, 1.25 value, at .
i?Rlin Jet Head Hat Pins, black or white, 2 for.
. Steel Dressing Pins, paper ; ,
25c Hair Brushes, at.,.
35c Hair Brushes, at . I . . . 7 . . .
5c Box Wirt Hair Phs. at ..,....
: 10c Package Hump Hair Pines
inn Ocean Pearl Buttons, at ... .;. ...
5c Fresh Water Pearl Buttons, at
Large Size Roll Toilet Paper ...
Spool Silk, slightly tender .-. ...
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....49c
4lc
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....13c
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5c
3c
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2c
Fancy Parasols at Less Than Half Price.
t
14X0 and $5.00 Fancy Parasols, at
$2.50 to S3.50 Fancy Farasois, at
4U.OU lO VI.W r uui'J raiuauio, at . ..
fl Plain Black Umbrellas, at.i. ... ...
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Recent arrivals at the Paris Cottage
include: Mrs. J. D. McLaughlin affd
A,oT.mino- Hn lighter. Miss Inez, of Fits
niit r.n ? Misses Annie Adell and
ai Miiirnw Vireinia and Bessie
test he knows bow, to get an honest keg and Bruce Hamilton, of Florence;
living, and yet he can naruiy m? Mf R F Iveg uttle daugnter, aiso
otimifrh; tn live on by using every aa- . Mr anr Mrs. I. R. Le-
w'antage and every accomplishment he Gete and children, of Centerville, Ga.;
knows, and how do you tninK ue i D r. Brown and family, of L,aunn-
getting along now, wnen ae ia J burg; H. D. Andrews, Mt. Olive; Mrs.
making half as tnuch ak he was a year t Newby. Miss Lucile Newby, Jack-
flP-o at the best. You know now u is 1 wtl . Mra r, k. Kornesay and
with you. House rent is high and every g -Uve
tning eise..inai we uc iv
double what It was. look at meai, ior
one thing; 78 cents a peck. Did you
pvpr see the like? And the old blind
Working Tor DuPoht Powder
Co.; 'Both Gave Bond;
Trial Tomorrow Morning
HI7I nVFn' MFN HFRF' , supply.:for the urst baptist in BalU
EtLLAJV iVIil. ' n.EIVCV 1 nihrp.ftnd.hawni conduct services at
.v,:.. .. . ., rT ., - i. . I JiEIII-3 7'the Wilmington 'church Sunday morn-
Rev. Dr.'F6ster ahd'Dr. J. P -ing and evening and also on the fol-
lkVA UA Vicit ' -T ' ' lowing Sunday. - Dr. Foster is a form
V Whyteliere OrKV ISlt v ef ,paStor of the First Baptist and left
" ; . . - --'V - ' f ;. I engage in his present work. He is
' Former Wilmlngtoniansi 7who are a scholarly man and an eloquent
greatly beloved and admired in this preacher. 7 He lis accompanied on his
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Late arrivals at the Seashore Hotel
inhindet R. Irving Walker, Easson,
mnn is still here among us, and has to Pn . w. C. Jones. R. S. Joyner, J. L.
have something to go unon every dav. Burnett, Walter J. Newton, Farm
How is It with you? He cannot toil villtJ. Katie A. Budd, Monticello Fla.;
and work as did just a few years ago. w ,T Harner. Mrs. W. J. Harper, Miss
He has been a hard? working man Genevjve Harper, Atlanta; - Harry
in years gone by7 Now he is stone- gmith, New "Bern; Mr. and Mrs. M. Lr.
blind. Let's not forsake him. Do by Middleton, Allendale, S. C; C. A.
him as you would be done by, ir you Weefciy, Atlanta; J. A. Bauner, au-
were in bis condition. If you will di- rQtfji N C4 G. B. Patterson, Maxton,
vide with him as you would have every N . c . j. D. stalk, I. H. Smith, Nor
bodv to do by you. if you-were in his inn r, Breeden and wife, Les-
nnnfiition. he will have bread, every Low Q n v. r Fipmmine. William H. via nnrt of the work
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rtnv and lioa win Diess you iuui uuim Ainmato w K. HiiiftrKe. uen-i . ATnthPr oca man. j. -. imai,
the amount you drop in this old blind j n"ejaville; : C. R. Lyon, ' Baltimore ; M.j wiH furnish the 'iron-to be used in the
servant's cud. for he is trying the best I Atlanta' Mr and Mrs. W. D.l atrMiiro: 7 7- '
he knows how to discharge his calling. jcjoom billy Croom, Mrs. M. H. Moore, "The contractor has stated that he
Remember him when you are passing. I - 11o .lamoR Henrv Moore. Lt -nnmnlpt the lob in 60 . days and
There is a blessing for every one, it ltlliI,t,tMr.. n Watkina Mlas Minnie Pu- it ic unrforstood that haste will be
we wcrtof7ttinH!$:bear his bur- BiUmoTe:' W. J. Gately" and wife, made. so that the factory can begin
dens. It will; be good for you w,wc p . Dr. J. A. Speed. Durham; onprations as-soon as possible.
end." 4 ...w-r ;-v --r mt.h w. l. Morris. Jackson
vlle, Fla. -..v -.
MR. O'BRIEN CONTRACTOR.
Building Faciory For Swift Fertilizer
Works Irt Greensboro.
The following ' is from yesterday's
Greensboro Daily- News: ' . .
- 'Work has been startea on me ivc
for the fertilizer factory of Swift and
rnmnanv: south df Greensboro, in the
community of th other large fertilizer
plants. The contract or me.uuuuiuB
was secured vby A. ; D. O'Brien, of Wil
mington, and w.hile--the exact, amount
ftf tv,o nrlr to be naid is not known, it
was estimaieu 10 uc ,ucinvu.
and $50,000. The bond required of
the .contractor was $28,000. f .
' "A local contractor, C, B: Hester, se
cured the sub-contract: for the excava
tion, a considerable. undertaking.
Something like 20,000 yards of .dirt
win navp to he moved. He has begun
T
city hav 6 returned Bor a . oner visit
and are being given a hearty ; Wel
come. They- lire Rev.1 J. H: Tester, D.
D.. and .Dr. James v Pv Whyte The
former is presidetit of Bessife Tift Col-
leee. at j'orsyin; Aieorgia, auu me 1
PLAN SPECIAL SERVICES.;
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ISiiiNlE
Go to your wuivlawa new and e
;s amine tae shades. 7 . 7
I seci tficy arc specked With those
tiny hole nd little raggea eracit
: that do to much to iuar the loolc of
i; jrpur Vyindoyw? la j ; :y. ..:-7
tfafiilCra2c of
HANSON-ABERG TONIGHT.
Members of Military units at si Hundreds of persons are expected!
' James' ChuroH Tomorrovy -" J to journey. down to Lumina this even
A special service twui oe neicr m at. ine tri witness the scheduled ciasn.De
James' church tomorrow, at 11 o'clock, I tween Fritz :HatfSon and - Ed .Aberg,
consisting of a communion service ror the affail to be staged on the Lumina
the members of the military units ii I ball room floor and 'which will be run
Wilmington on the eve of their en-1 Dyv Gunner ; J. B. McGurley, of Fort 1
trance into the acwe service of the rcaswelL who is to leave at an early
country, wherever,, tney may De cauea. 1 ate. to the. second.. Oglethorpe tram-
This.. service is held for; the benefit f cdmD f for- officers. Because Han-
n n Vin,n7nViai'of'Af . tho Qovernl ftf. I ; j vintm. mi inrtnn KofrtrA
ganizations, the W. L. I., Troop C Cav-1 but never with any degree of satis-1 QuccesS Cro wns J ' Efforts Op
olrv Maval T?eiPrvpR KneJneer. SUDDlV I nAl tnTiliyVit'a affnlr ia PTnected tOl" . : : . - . 1 si "
u.a a.m.m. - ' f 1- : 1 iav,iiuu
Train and " Medical Corps, who are I be of more 'than usiial : interest. Both
expected to Join in the service, and a .men are: in the pink of' condition and
coraiai iiivuuuuu . i Ttcuu.cu. u w, rjotn ieei capauie : ui vuiuub i
the communicants : of 7 any Christian WOrth , while exhibitibn. . ;
churchy together with, the fanvUles of Like all Lumina amusements the af
the men comprising. tne military tuhitsV fair will be free to the; public and the
The service will' last but, one nour.v salt laden breezes that. sweep in irom
Bishop Darst Will, be da cnarce f ot-the j tae Atlantic will lend ax "comfortable
service, assisted. W vOther EpiscOpkl I ne- that would not i be possible ; in
ministers, ana win mase a nye mmuw 1 thejeityv. . Because jt nas Deens quive
auaress. r.'. .
EFFECTS, IT LAST
Pharmaceutical Chemists tq
R Pnmilar Medicine ot its
Naiispatinc and Dangerous
' n,ioi;t;00 Calotabs the
New Name.
a iHiimnh nf modern pharamcy that
is destined to bless the whole world,
timV since fans were treated an ex- Hfrom the, Kmg on : " rr;
ST. J 0 H N'S LODGE. NO. 1 .-,7:x
. .'A. P ANU A. IW. -v,' ,. j. :;.. .-r.
be ;doubly interesting.
' Messrs. W. E. Hamilton andcW. H.
RIvenbark, the latter a local man,
were arrested early this afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Keen on warrants
charging them with hiring and procur
ing labor to be carried from;the State
without having i paid : the required li-
nao. of 1400. Both were released on
a Tho will come ud .for
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trial in' Recorder's court in the morn
in p- both men having retained counsel
and the issue will be fought out be
fore the Recorder. Neither deny that
thf.ii. visit -here was for the purpose
of securing labor for the DuPont mu
nition plant at Hopewell ; m iacv ad
vertisements appeared in the daily
press yesterday4 stating where the men
would operate today and giving the
wages that would be paid those who
went. Neither man attempted 10 cjj
under cover arid was surprised when
notified that action would oe uwn
against them. ; " '
- Mr. Hamilton was tne center wt j.
pmnn of interested men under the
shed at the union station this morning
and among the many statements that
he made . while signing ; slips which
were given various persons 'was that
his company would pay every wnue
man who went at least $4.08 per day
and would guarantee-all that went a
job. One man wanted -to know if fa
man with a leg and a half could get
by and Mr. Hamilton mrormea. mm
very candidly that he did not think so.
Ho stated to tnose.assemDieu .wuuuu
him that he did not want to misrepre
sent anything in order to. get taem
to go and that they could depend, on
everything that he , had said. Those
who told 7 Mr; Hamilton tnai m.
like to think ' his proposition
over were given slipsrlwhich he stat-.
ed would insure them a job if they ap
plied at any time within tne nexi- ou
days. It is apparent that the indicted
orotitimen intend f fiehting the b issue
out, this belief-being; strengthened by j
the able icounsel that . has been retain j
' Legal opinion differs as to;tnercon-,
stitutionality of the proceedings instUi
tuted .against these: two men. une
prominent lawyer stated tna so ions
no the men being -employed were riot
under contract the agent could not be J
molested, the idea being to prevent
the breaking of contract between em'
ployer and employ e.7 : f '" y 7
The - wages offered ; by ; the gentlemen-
probably ; appealed ; very strongly
to the" many men that were recently
laid off by the city and told by Coun
cil in open Bession when tney appeal
ed there for .relief that the city, could
visit by his family and they are guests
of Mr. arid Mrs John H. Hanby at the
Hanby cottage , on Wrightsville Beach.
Dr. Whyte is also a guest at the
beach, ! stopping , at the Seashore Ho
tel. He - is a man of letters and a
.me kww&zrz- t 7 i 7:? t S
H)ri Foster comes especially to .sup- rAe" --.. -
iv the nastorate of the First Baptist Baptist church andso it s fitting that
church - during; the absence of Rev.
John Jeter Hurt, D. D.. - who goes to
he will address - this v class
morning at 9:45 o'clock.
Sunday
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i ' vEmfirgentXJommu-
1 7 nication this Friday
afternoon' 'beginning
;a&7; 7530 b clock
cime since ians -w ere iieawvv i . . - k.- m n n that 1 is the
hibiticri.tonfeht's''affai is ;exriected to humblest, laboringman tnas tne
777,: .-rii,. 7 - -7 y- r nninion Of druggistu . wuw . " . r-.- :.rr- ' o-oloBa t
tablet that s wfiolly lirce i"- ,t' "- '
THE SOCIOLOGISTS
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er are! absolutely
SPEAKmG rAT BOLTON. 77 1 jectionable effects 01 .uie iuu-B1.,lc-v,'
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Party . WHlVLeave City ? in iMachrne Y An occasional purifying or tne sxs-. i
f felvMri theMornlnd77 tern and thorough cleansing:of the liv
hprnnnjire lexnectftd to I
.sharp, for ; thej pul aWrid toraortow's speaking at Bolton 1 maintenance of health, and calomel is , .htt!vinJ"tq n Aug. 3-Thev South-j
pofee7 of i cbnferringlhici! Congress ,will devote j
11. n..kTItMA :nmiAk I . . w HAMmAttAn 4 m . 4- 1 . 1 . T.m 4-1. 1 11T1 Tl I fH M Tl F Mil HI IH.l . ... . . f
me Duuuiuc ucii w i or tne ijnamDer -ju vuuuucujc uJoi(smisuNow yiub --t
01 iviao itn ivimovi' 1 interest of ticir itraaiqanou b.iiu t are entireiyr remuvKu,
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ahdVfbt the f)irther7jmrpose ot social falsing; Eery; member of thecham-l 0f the new calomel. Calotabs, will be
into-rrvMiTse una uhsl wisues iu .ii. TOnn. nrissiuiT wui .: iumu . w air i vast t .iHcreaeu..r . u" ""'v
Masonic 'boys that have ehlistea.toM
their part : in giving FREEDOM to an i o'clock , tomorrow morning . ana tne no taste . or , unpleasantness oi any;
matiVind. k -. i 77.. !ferrv charees will be assumed 'by the tind. A irood night's sleep : and, you.
: SUPPER WILL BE SERVED ar I chamber.! ; the. program' incudes some f wake next - morning? feeling fine; with
o'clock by a special; Caterer oiHhe of the best informed men.ln the counJ
Roof Gardensi This work wiU b given try on the tick and cattle question and
in full by the Grand Master. ; pr, what- they will?, say i will :be . of ,para
Claude.L. Pridgen.vhVv I & mount interest to the f Anriers.- , 5
c All Master Masons will .be given n Jis;i, ; A : : . , fJ , '777', ; ;
'most hearty welcome. J ; ; X.7 Wrestlinfl latcn. at;Lumina
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:.7S ':a.' S; . HOLDEN, Sec'y. tions.--Adyt. .
onight in. addition .to regular attrac-
this, the last day of the sixth annual.
session, to consideration 01 race reia- j
;nna -a morning meeting at Blue
Ridge began this program, which "will j
be finished in two sessions in AsheJ
viile this afternoon and evening, ur.
.Trtmes H. - Dillard. of Charlottesville,
Eat wnat you please no uaugeiv v "? T"rr f Taonville Mlss
ffllotaha are sold only in original fart ,G. Noble, of jacKSonvuie, miss.,i
i ValotaDs ae soia o"1; " , wlll :Ubcu88 the nfluences of ; educa-
tv. no Tfmt rinr Newbold. Raleigh. N.r t. is, to speaa
thoroughly ; delighted with -Calotabs.V on moral: and Bociologlcal aspects r
AdYt. - ' 7;, J - . - " -' the race problem. , 7, 1
ALL KINDS
FOR
MEN,
WOMEN,
(CHILDREN.
There is com
fort and ; style in
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every pair.
Big lot just receiv
ed at
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RULFS
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ligt;soe Store.
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