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VOL. XXIII:. NO. -341.
:L ; WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA; UNDAY. MORNING, ' SEPTEMBER 0 1 9! 7i ;
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LITTLE PROSPECT
THAT SENATE WILL.
EXPEL LAFOLLETTE
VITAL ; 30liE5
CnOTROLflFSUG
n;nr.-n
ifi mm
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All
OLD
illicit
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For More Than
Guns Fought v The
Germans
NOISIEST GREETING
EVER GIVEN RAIDERS
an Hour CitvV
. i w . , - ' - . . v , , . . mm
AMERICAN WOMAN IN EN G-r-jf
. V LISH -NOBILITY "- PROM I-" f
' NENT IN WAR RELIEF -
t r ' f WORK. , - -
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For The First Time An Aerial f
Barrage Was Attempted
Bombs v Were f Dropped at
Several Places in England.
(By. United Preaa.) v
London, Septr-,29: For more than
an hour tonight London reverberated
with the steady, roar of anti-aircraft j
guns while tne bright moonlight skies
were illuminated almost with tlx-; bril
liance of day by bursting rockets .1
repel the third German air, raid in a,
week
It was perhaps the .noisiest ,
ins the Germans have' ever-
their baby killing expeditions.
also the. first time an.aena.
was attemptecTTTlio raiders came, as:
usual, without , warning- and the try
out of the new barrage was a forced .:
one. 1 ' - ; 't " .
For more than an -: hour British
"archies" threw a steel screen around
i
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' it
1 if
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Is;
Petitions, File4 Asking That
Minnesota Man be Put Out
of Senate, : - ' -'
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LAFOLLETTE DECLINES
TO DUSCUSS MATTER
Senate Not' Disposed to Ques
tion the Loyalty of One of
its Members No Mem-.
7 ber of Ever Expelled
.V.V..V.V.'.V.
. : ; ,-, : . vstmmmmmmmmt k it .was such .--
greet-v - ,C?0;!g Himent in the
uau on- , e Vx?.SM5SgS!:: . hrm created :.and
. nt.was ; II . KWramnt:'ha.&
' barrage 4 , f - &mmimm8m&WWm .-'ThPK-othpr..-four
cs 0
c-.w.v..-.-s-:-.-; . asr -
U
i i
- GOuntess.. ofEssex, who formerly
was Adela Grant, i of New York,-; is
the whole city; : Londoners got; an
up" system of handling guns:- fori the I
first tim0.)Bome pieces, fired, .at the!
rate of : more than 30 shells a min-
ute ::y vc.y,.-;
The aerial Invaders flew at a great
heierht. ' ADDarently.rvthey,r circled
a round Indon hjelj
the nortneastern rana souineasieru.,
counties.' Bombs were dropped -ini i ;V
several places . in the city of London j l;..
ltSeil, ana aiSO--ill VUWUua luatco au
Kent and Essex, "v No: reports pf dam
age were available up to a late hour
tonight. "'. ,;;'-V''' ' V"
"Hostile aircraft crossed .the Kent
and Essex . coasts and made several
attacks on London,'" Lord French,
commander in chief xtf home defense
forces, announced. - . ,
"Northeastern and i southeastern
districts were bombed.? -Various; plac- tions in Great Britain, ;li
bombed." .. ' - '' . v V' -
The attack -.was -the third directed
bt London in the past week. It was
the scond time that Germans '.sue-1
r,eded in reaching London itseii.
Last n i ght three separate attempts
by the Teutonic raiders were frus
trated by the v' vigorous, British de
fense, and two enemyjnachines were
downed. t :'ff'- v- r
Fewer Officers Killed. " '
London, Sept. 29. Despite two -gigantic
off ensive, : British army casual
ties for September, compiled-tonight,
snow a total oi oniy - va,ov -uuiucxa
v.V
a -'
t -
, (Bv TnitPd Pres
Washington,"" Sept, 29. There is lit
tle disposition in the Senate to dis
cuss the loyalty of its members.
-For that reason there is little like-
-l lihood that 1 the charges of disloyalty
lodged against Senator LaFollette by
the Minnesota Public Safety Commis
sions and other individual citizens to-
' ' ' ..... . ..... . .. .
'day will be pressed.
This was strongly indicated today
'following presentation of five petV
Jions for expulsion- of . LaFbllette . on
jthe ground "that-he has preached sedi
Jtion. - " ,
i Senator " Kellogg, -Minnesota, intro
duced the - Minnesota public safety
resolution, bearing the signature m
the Governor, attorney general and
members ' of the commission, who de
clared that5 LaFollette's. speech at St
iPaul, Sept. 20 wag "disloyal and, sedi-
that a ".trea.sbnable sen-
State of Minnesota" has
the , support or tne
been weakened.;:
petitions were pre
sented by Vice? President Marshall up
on recommendation of local citizens
renreKnttngf the Washburn J ; "Wis
Loyalty Leasnier-V demanding ;impeachr
ment of ; LaFollette "for. his treason
able utterances and disloyalty to our
j rnvprnnip.nt; .by W. C A". Coombe,' a
j Washington,; Cf.. ;, attorney: A.f C.
Cannon. New York, who said ."Our
pons gi vin g up . their. -1 ives .fdr. tb e
I c iise of their country should-not be
cpnjpelJed to listen to , such -traitors
in -our midst " and D. M. Jones, Wash-
Two ;; rASministration Bills
' Must be Dropped For Early 1
- j- Adjournment. -: '
soldiersInsurawce "I-
C ; r AND CIVIL RIGHTS
Five MSn Will. Take, Charge
'": of Price .and. Distribution
:l O -5 - C t Sugar, r .; ;f
Opponents of These Two
portant BilFs May Postpone.,
a Vofe President Ahxr-1 : -
ous Measure to Pass. r
LWILL BE NQ ATTEMPT !
TO FIX RETAIL PRICE
3-
.wiimpvehtiUns a i
; and KTeep Them Reasofia-f ? i "; Vli U Ji Uu
r.bleNo Dfop Expected
boon. -
" "5, -fBy United Press.)" - "
' Vashington Sent. - 29.-r-The"UcUei
States lood administration1: tonight an
nounced that-it has assumedToontrol
ircen regai'ded as of the. pr?ce and distribution tf suar
insurance and th9 for America and er all -a4-; " v
i . unaer tnf' title- rofmtpfrtintinTil rh.i
i 'S'ti.y tmrea ?r resa.i
Washington,: -'Sept. .'2 9. Adjourn
ment of .Congf ess-xtty - October 10 will
come only i?,in .agreements is reached
to drop two 'administration measures
which so " faf haye
vital the. soldier
soldier civifTights bills. " i f
.ueaders..were, cenvraced of this -to-' ' a - 7 i
night as they' looked -over -the pro-f.p:r;f a3?itie0t e- men-;two tepre-l
grampidegisaiion waicn Dears tael wv
"must" stamps- Several days . debate t Aruericans and. Gabrge MKolpRj. of
may he" mace&sary -before the 1 -war j the, sugar divsioa of 4he food" ad.
fevenue bill passes.' " No progress has , ministration, wIMhandle 'the situa-
ent. deficiency- bilL conference.
Members fare -"restive, to -gL at the
flood of, small measures thus Iar"rutu-
lessly pushed -aside." - I ir
Representative . Fitzgerald .opened
the way .'for-a -spirited fight- todayin
introducing a.-jrcsoluticiL' to center all
.appropri a Uons in ; one committee ap
propriationS; ;J Inasmuch as .this would
take the-handling c billionsbf dol
lars i from ,thc niilitary, naval public
buildings and rivers and harbors coil i
mittees chairmen . of 'these organrzji,
tions are uniting to fight it. - ?
As Fitzgeiald sees his plan,. It wdnld
eliminate l.'pork'f lcgisjaticn, and cut
cut duplicate ? appropriations. As the
cJiairnren see it, Fitzgetald would sim
ply come into t control - of . the v"porK
f .A .31' .-Mv i
IJ U v III. i ( ,! !
. f '. i. i i. fiiit . m i i t ,i i .i til '- v i s i
- ' Mr ' ! 1 -
:V; - i n th e Li m e l t G Vf iv haling For More Than Thrcj
; &" irv - ?r-?- - v
ion.: " . , - - v - . -
v The European " members; are - Sir
Joseph .White-Todd md ;johaV,f
Drake, Sr and. the, Amcricahiiems
bers are Earl T. Babst, .president ' of
lthe,:AmerrcanS'ugar-nefininsi Com
pany "and v William - A. Jamison., of f
atduckic urotners.
"Neither- of, .these men ia interest
cd in,' .theV production of ' Cubari - su-
gar,", said the.' tood- administration'sJ'
statement, which .controls- the price :
of -all 'sugar in, the Jlnited States.'?.
sv.O......
'-V' i)
v-. Co operating i-with .this contrel com
mittee will, be st committee " of Am
erican -f efiner& - consisting of G. A.
Spreckies,ames H. Post afld Cf'M.
vvarner, or .iNew -,x oric ueorge niriei
He "nd'.his .committee.-practically f-Jr.;of.PhiladeJrhiat and Dwjght P.
would be; supi?enie.JThe New York-.
er's announcement" that he" will push
th proposal .means severaL day de
bate. - r r i
fil Advocates" o'thn" civil rights bUT
which: v exempts; -hin: m military - serv
fqeVfrom suit's, d rftjsbt. lapsing: of in
surance premliT ' eviction from 'part-.
Iy ; paid for;! hot - etc. will , makc'u
final attempt U iJy.i redraft it so
;.vi elections of which Senator . Pomerehe
? 'is chairman. Tomerene tonightr said
he will talk with, committee members
Monday. j . .'
; ?Unfll then ; I can't' say what ; the
committee ' wil( do," he said. "Of the
15 members of the committee, nine
are in Washington.; Two of these
ohe -of 1 the ' hardest relief workers in !
SSS?? i nte?s:of Essex ias strongly :, favor . - committee' action,
SimlfSK Ff - T01? neither, however.-would permit the
w r. , SfSe :W- ie of his name in connection with
mg figure m many-of the organiza-Vo 'V. - ..
Most members of the , committee,
though unwilling to discuss i the prob
able actionTlndicated they believe the
petitions will be allowed to lie on
the table. Meanwhile LaFollette- ap
parently undisturbed went' to a meet
ing of thef Finance committee. Press
ed , for a statement he said smilingly:
"I'm not making any statements what
soever today." f- ; ; -':'r I
it was in anticipation of a speech
by LaFollette answering his critics
that., leaders determined ; to put the
lid ' on any- discussion today by call
fng an exfecutive session.' ; : ' -
"We can't prevent any Senator from
speaking,'' said a member of the Rule
committee, "but we can prevent him
using the' Congressional Record for
disseraihation of a speech indicating
a serious : -lack of harmony , j in this
body." . f : . r ;:;y r,::;
If the committee should vote in fa-
pllilfS
OF FOOD SUPPLY
mics: vThe- latter "threaten ama at
this stage of Congress probably, can
itaik. itjto'; iteatij if it is presseq m a
form unsatisfactory o them.' v
; Soldier'; insurance r legislation . is
meeting? similar opposition' Though
the administration regards these as
measures essential from a humani
tarian standpoint; toward the soldiers,
the attempt ;may have to be given up.
Especially is this -true .in .". view ' of
President k Wilson's ;j eagerness to
have Congressmen jauit; and sjtump
their : districts in "support of the war.
' All" aomestic tjgar producers of the
United &tates rthe statement, -said,
hav& Agreed tdabide; by the price de-
xpera with-it inevery way, r.
), No'fminedrtocjeduCjtion.tih LJ;he -prjceof
sugaiflSCcp bo ? expetedthe i
food dministSratioh'saltl ariclvtywir.g
t6 if" i -xCiWrr l'50'st-'f 1 ftifininfi: sik
.tDnaJrjK it 1c trveioJtfcn
mm'; .'Thvi lnt tri -rfnrpntpn-aiirl nf f np'J rmiini.' ninwtlin iT'nvhmmnH
AWi-.V.'.'.-
5
Enrolling Every rArheri-
can Household.
and men dead, wounded and.mjssing jfOctober 2 1 ;-28 Set Asidef For
Tne ngure is consiaerauiy iu-.cav.uod
of both August and July vrrsres when
the totals were respectively, - 60,373 j
and 71,889. - . . ; --" - :'!.?.. !;vv :-,
The figures showed a decided ue li7SorV WII I WIN ".
rrp in th0 rasualties among K.oEL-rKJflJ VV11-L4 W ill ; ; ; y rV-,
Ts. Tn August the figures was" v.- LaFollette, which no
317 killed, 3,796 wounded , and 367 t, ' '.-' v--.sy -s :. rsjSettator today held likely, a long and
nmsing-a total of .5,480. and the i wUrr QlTJ rl,bittei: .fif ht. d.oubtless would ensue. A
highest in many months. . s. - 1 x v wuuum a .two-tmras .vote' is required to exoel a
: Less and . i Uernand cWiore-'V-f senator.; xnis couia not De ootained
lif THOUSANDS
Si
JOBflfl
N
News Yet : From Stricken
Parts oF Alabama and f l;
Florida.
HEAVY CASUALTY LIST
;:v;sATnoiAtoWN
CANSLER TAKES A :
SLAP AT NEWSPAPERS
1 . ---f .:-':;-
(By United Press.) ; '
Charlotte, N. C. Sept. 29.-In v
sweeping and bitter arraignment of
Assistant. District, Attorney J. T. Dool
hig, of Now Yorkand &ssociates, and
it is" generally, believed, v . :
Should the committee seriously; conn
sider Expulsion of LaFollette it would
name a sub-committee . to consider ev
idence. : LaFollette would have 'fi the
Than Last Year-7-Hoov
i er Makes Announcement
" (Special to The Disnatcb.r ;
Raleigh.- N.; CL; Sept. ;29.--rThe. first fprivilege -of questioning witnesses -and
Crest ;V iew Sends Out Call for
DoctorsAhother Town ;
Inundated f- Pensacola . '
r "Believed Escaped Loss ?
r- 'r . (By United Press.) -
: Montgomery Ala;, Sept 29V-Twelve
KRfV. mnt3riala ainn'"V"fip -feflr-hpean
iue ; price : may? uul urop. liiuvn vui
(wul be:kept at a figure -aSvreasonable
as can bn expected undeEVwar ipndl-
tions: jT f.....: -
: Tho ctatotnintTkriTitri.1 rii-: flint
have been" the curse of; the sugar sit
uation.; in the past, and that proposed
legislation - boosting import taxes on
Cuban sugar r' as a :war measure re?
;sultedv.in 10 and 12 xent sugar re
cently. -; " - '-;.r v.-.
This condition will i be made , impos
sible, under the hew' plans; of regula
tion and control of distribution, Hooy;
er says.r;: c.:-
The American members of; the com
mission will" have - control of all do
mestic questions concerning ; sugarl
The ; price to jobbers and wholesalers
will be fixed at a"" reasonable . margin
of profit to these mfen and "the public
is expected ':. to deal with the. retail
price on the basis of the; information
it gets concerninrj wholesale and job-i
( hers: prices .1 from the; food administrai!,
tion.",
No
trol the
v "That .will be up ; to the consumer."
. Distribution of the present beet- su
gar crop will ' be under direction of a.
special (domestic distributing pommit
tee cpmposed of H. A. Douglas of Be
troit; ;E. d; Howe, of Denver; ?W.; H.
Hannam, pf ; Sah . Franciscoj- , S. ' H.
Love; of : Salt Lake City S.xPet
riken," of Denver; S. W Sinsheimer,
of Huntington -Beach,; CaUiand W P.
Turner of Detroit.-. T ! "
mmwmmmmmmmm m, i v
Representative J. Thomas
of Alabama. ; -...' ': .:;;,
Heflin,
FIRST PERIOD
I Candidates Should Make Mnkt
attempt will be made V to con-i .' of THe Six Remaining : ,
le ; retajlrice of,: sugar. :v:y:
Days
(ONE MbREEEK-OE
DIAMOND RING OFFER
4 ?,:
note in a bi drive ; toenlist- every makingnatever? defense be ; wished. ;.-"UUib,l"4 1 uiwi-oi.uie.siwuriiau
Ame-rican'-household in a definite ?tr- 1 cT'fT,ue .1 lu-mJ
' .rauiuiiLieH wmn wuuifi inpn rmnrr
i 1 ;
r 1. . . . . . . , n.l!.v... 1 .:.x:. i. it,' 1 11. .
solicitor 1 lay den uietP-enif 01. saiiuur, gaaiaaMuu.w wu .mu ,.wur uy lue.ssav; e Senate. , The Senate on accept
counsel for Gastoril B.. Means, thrpugrij ;aild thesubstittuion ' of ;:foodstuffs'ing:or!re1ecting the committee report
' J- Pansier, tonight in; a ngthy WS soun(iC(it6day by Federal Food woflld .; v decide- whether LaFollette
statement summed up the whole cas TIw- .v.' should -be expelled or not. - ,
n iaiivc to the much discussed papers
passed no, word has come from storm"
stricken Southeastern Alabamaor
Northwestern Florida, 7 except'. Crest ii
NATIONAL ARMY MEN
WADE THROUGH MUD
Ybii Have Promised to ' Help
. : a ContestantMake Good , -
That Promise This Week
, 'VWhenitWill Do-
Good; ; v - ;
- -' (Bt United Press.) .
Montgomery, Ala i Spt-3;29vTenA
.thousand men 'today waded in mud 4.,
;-js. "Si
.manjr ancnes deep . at vamp oiieriaan, j. -7 Ford Touring Car -while
the sixth Toledo,, Ohio, regi- 4,; v'-- ' v. 200 gold.- ; ' ?
ment ; which a.rnved - todayv y; l.puu , ; , ;v v 3 $mrt m rnM - V'."-.. --,
View, FIa. situated -oh the Florida- tstrpng, was. unaDieto detrain anoiine:;; .. $93 -furniture : suit6.' . .
Georgia line where;five re reported I'men. care spending , another knight, in M i;75 'Columbia Graf onola, ;
dead and" scores injured, 'The first t their cars. . One ; big ; Y.Ma Cf A.- tent4, " $56merchahdise order at J. W:
!- ." s 'iy.jt v.;-;-'-tf -c .; 4.
1THEPRjzeS-':;'
$775"Briscpte;;Atomobiler?v-
A INCREASE OVER
J v THE ORIGCJALllILLD
Three " Cent 'Letter Posta 2 i
- Providdd Forr-Will beRc
porteid Mondayand its Pas
x sage isv Assured;1? j : .
jf v .j . ..j . v . v ' ' "-' , ' -
X (By tTnlted Press. J "
.Washington,- Sept. 29. The. war rev
enue bill, , raisings $2,716,000,000 ,"j
agreed . upon' iuMionf esrence late tc lay
M ter threes weeks wrangling. It will
ie tiken n$ .M0HdayIn the House. -
.VrAsf repotted,? the'bill is an incre-: -tt
$300,000,000,over ."the Sen2t3'.
rneasurp- and' t9D0,000.Cv0" 'over - .V:
House bill Adoption is assured: , ; '
j These Increases - ,were " obta'r .
through. 'restoration. Of i? the vthree c. t
?etter postage- provision- increase i
second-class postal .rates. higher, rat j
on:tobaccoand i restoration .of t' i
a! tJrxes, inr jewelry , and inheritances.-
, Excess a war profits,. over whitli t!
principal .dispute" the confereic,.
eurred,, will net raise any more crohr
han the Ornate bill provided It, C : -OOtf.OOO,
The-Tlan finally 'deciJci c
was tojax all r vn ' ts except-an exc -
t i w yui: iiuit i.iUtiiug; irom seven to r
per cent.- 'x ' graduated , seal -ation'
u b?(. ' on percertrkfc;e of
raade-'apon i ' -d r "(J1; . - -...T.ho-'
' .;. or cent cfpr
..3.,.vli.. .. , ed-15.-per cr
of,the carlU.1: 23 r-cent-on r"
oyer 15 and . df r ' '
per cent; -45 per pent on profits' ov ? .
zh, and under 33 per cent;' 60 per cct
on.profits over 33 per cent. - '
Thewhiskey taxia $1.10 a gal!on;cm
,spirits ,in, bond and , $2..0 on, those
withdrawn from bond for'! beverage
purposes. The -present tax was dou
bled - on : still wines, champagne ' and '
sparkling wines. On grape ; brandy ; of
wine spirits withdrawn from a bonded '
warehouse, 1 the present tax is diiobled.
On sweet wines 10 cents a gallon 1$ i
addedito present taxes. lOn '-grabs
brandy or wine spirits used. in fortifl-
cation or sweet wines, 20 cents a gal !
Ion is' added. ' :A ;.; f -' ; '
On soft drinks rates were comuro-
mised between the high House ahd the !
Senate minimum, ry: ? -c r; -A t
Cigarettes, snuff and chewing tobac
co were increased ; - - ; .."'
The automobile tax1- was Increased
from one per cent, in.-the Senate bill
to three per cent, ' Three per cent on
the. selling price of piano players, pho
nographs and records is levied. A like
rate was placed on sporting goods such
as tennis rackets and golf balls. , IV '
On postal, rates, in addition to pro
viding that within r 30." days after pas
sage of the .act, ; letter postage shall be"
three cents instead of two as at pres
ent, the report adopts a zonelsystem
on newspaper and magazines. It pro
vides a scnedule of rates based on ad
vertising , and r reading matter. " .This,
however; is' not-effectivei until July 1,
1918-- .. :VvV:"v.;..-,." -
The income ' tax section remains vir
tually as passed by tfie Senate. -
Admissions and dues will raise about
$23,000,000. Amusement . parks and-
concessions charging 10 cents or more
for admission ' arfe' taxed. - 1 -
Movie films are taxed on quarter cf
rcent;'A-foot.;i o-; f '-yi:,: .-.':; v
j Jewelry Us taxed three percent of'
heselling.price'.ir :fef:- '-t- -3T::
y A special munitions tax -o' 10 i per
cent is levied. . ' .;: .;:..;'-;.:,'. v.-.
New York, apart-f made; iormai announcement of ;a food n P u ft aainn-Ala.; late in
f. declare that ttteso , pledge enrollment :
a bit of evidence t it';ho:Vniinin :.nVt.w-; otaV: Um frnm .niitn -tKnn-H' -ntit imnvoi fmm . all available r
word- from: -that; jcity reached Floflala;-
the afternoon when a hur-
made for- physicians, and
surgeons ? in Florala re-
. ' . , --? - : - I No membfir of (lonerfiss flvpr : has
ot-i,(-u in iieans
monts, when they
papors do not contain
to stablislimotive fcr Means' killing,,, - ; ; - , oo nB : jsj ; sponded," going overland: -.. ,;.;-
Mrs. M:iude A. King, wpalthy New ruory; m jne ; union -tne wpek-of-
Vork and Chicago widow; who met Vf pctdb
ia;ic death on the uisht; of Au?ut ment icnows; . : -j
2?. near Concord, N. C
Canslor began with an attack on
newspapers, saying this"; jsthe. .first
and only interview he : will give pn
case. Continuing, .he said: .;'-
"Has always been my. custom to try
casp ht-fore jury, not before unlawful
tribune known as nublic , sentiment
create d through yellow Journalism
nicn
1
"The ;; week - of October 21-28 hcr3
been elected "for a ,; nation-wide cam-
teheed to ; be transported within the
Confederate lines. , ? ' i
A SECRET SERVICE
AGENT MURDERER
our forces in the conservation of our r "
food, supply.-". -. v.
? The; harvest (is ; now:; m , hand and; .':;: - ,.; (Br united Press.) ":-;'
we can;,measure the world's - resourc- H Portland Oregon Sppt 29. Frank
es.;; ?-The available supplies, from ; this h Ratisseau whosebodv was fminrt
harvest, are lesa than last. year. The in ,.the - woods near Portland yester-
a;t wireless : message picked t up along
the coas.t late this afternoon; showed
that the pensacola station was still
up: and no mention pf casualties" was
made.Gariahd, -six miles below Troy,
is . tonight-. inundated, by 'Pigeon
as Diownaowu-anu; une.y i- ui vy uuu- 4, s - H; -Fjuchs' Departme Store.
envY7JM. U. A.iDUiidings.:was'unrooi-A;.. -u;25 sfvwat(.hv-rivi.?A:'
m' Although the wind .attained a , ?om.T, , "j.
PROMINENT I: Wi W. ;
'?6 3nf - w?pwn
.t?E'-''B;A rall''np;n-winhersK:o.
GOLDSBORO, FACES 1: sciipsrvn -., fc
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'wats on ,uuman puireiauuuu, ; j v""v y j xo.&xc,m-i .mouaooi. uayr.was a secret service man mur
' ; .: ' ';5?;;vvTPar"and from rhe ilast harvest wel derr-Hibv "enemiea of the ffovernment.
CHICACO QFI FrTFn - exborted more than, we could readily accor 'ing (to the -statement tonight
rvvn rir r -roV ft ' cl ff6-W.-W
l uK i. W. VV. 1 KIALbupon us next, year by saving, and by; sweetheart. V' .' v; ' .;- ;-' ' ,
. substitution-. of , commodties ; which
. uengo, S3pt. 29. Trial of J. W W,y The Allies are
monibers arrested throughout": the fense-they must-
, ' miry on indictments returned? here win th;, wan
&?a
F Ms .'Barton told Acting 5 Cjorpner
our nrst line Of -4e-feryice-an-andXt.htthe-.; las't-imo
be fed ! : Fdod will f thev had ben together -he had said : t -
-"Alii Europe is ? on :ra- ITm afraid they C are groine to eet
- vAAxv,a,t,v: v 1 nao , " VUiW . ui i con iti cu puillC7-UUiy : m 1 me, jpeSSie. - .' - ;'':'-f, .
ft, . te-v ; r-w .- L our own couiixry 13 eacu one permit-iiatlsseaii dy was
spriH ; - a"egea .conspiracy oi. -pweaj jiis ; country m ; loop -consump-4 card - which wasfound in- his pocket:
of ti, lreason and sabotage.- Som&j lion, although the world depends up' He ; -registered in Galveston, Texas, 1 Ceived whipji w
laPB " u,t n most wanted are stillat On us to guard and 'provide its food ,nd had beeh: in Portland, since-Aw t idea otthejiurricae' damage at f en- aicernoon
f -, -";ir''; f -v - (Continued oh-'Pi:geTwo gust.H--: frii?l$zJft;w ' -s (Continuett oa Page Eighty cate 4helr.
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(By, United ' PreaR. ' ' : V
7 New York, Sept. 29. Three of the ;
most, prominent 1. W W leaders in the
United States were arrested here to-1
nignt by agents of; the department of
3usticer; v-fc.v '"'--'r
They aire Elizabeth Gurley Flynn,
militant -L ,W:'-'-W.'? agitator, Carl Tre-
ca her; associate, and Arturo Giovan-
em. ;;-: . ; ;,.-. . ... v -;
:"v John-G; BaldazzC member of 'the or
gamation committee was also; taken
when government ofllcers.armed -with
warrants-based On the wholesale1 L W,
W. indictments in Chldago ma'de their
raid tonight ;:r. V: r : ' -
Tha government , agents ransacked
the homes of these: . leaders, seizins:
truck loads Of literatures J This was
stacked "up ready; for. removal . and
- 111 iiril ;aa, ,,-rar.idlvj3 The ,biK. ditch. Tunning nave started , tneir .campaigns; a lew j armed guards placed over. . it. me
;5hS5 qf the.clty;:has "as- who aresail;6nsidering' the : matter prisoners -were ( taken to" Department
IPiohSe5Sfed
mhrS' Pne 1 They will be, Jailed ahd-held for -the .
many.-homes a?.efr.in..aar.Knet t??1 j .J- - t,k .,.-4,M wir, lhait tha :,jaM0--M'0 ' Chirac Trpmn nthnrH -
ANfYTHKR FiriOD
:(Jftt?.?-:.- r " ip.iii 17.-K-(; S : 4 4
': Goldsboro, N- C.,; Sept. 29.Heavy patchcontest will begn?... tomorrow.
'l-;j;-tT Lsti'J' Li tn'.o ;n'ol'if T Ict-'-This --wi 11. rip. fhr .hpfHimins"- of---fVii-1at
creek, but' the town-had ample warn- vu
ing.aHd -damap
cessivet The-:greast damage
stormVis-done torops.
rnu5d
-.TZItZrZ- theirx banks and -are- reported, rising-another page represents manywho
. . Z.Z: " -c : -rnTiidlvjoj -The ibie i ditch. running have sta
damagethan was If you 'are' f one of jthefifst class;
flood those, who have ' already commenced
throu&bj broken . wires; Street'; car horo, and tonight
, service was discontinued vfrom p. m. r4118 u
I loct vijirht iint!i .it a n. tndav " ; - - - i Win - do - greater
i'nii.xi - C.t Maphsh ' namnnH' . 1 IWrOUKm ' lO vproueriy- ; u -;-uig
iueuuue.-uy ( thi HtvSafnrdav Sent, the actual Work of the camnaiKn.7dou
o'clock tonight no word -has been re- via, - reopie wuo resiueu ia me nuuu- .uij cuy s . . r . . r - 7, 7
ould-ive- any definite 'eo. section i-lomgnt- Degan -eany -mis, uecure; im a,uuv ui; me -,mvs - ...v.f j
"Explosives Dropped. ;.-
London; Sept. 29.1 Ten tons, of ex
plosives .were - dropped p,n G erman
making preparations to -va- important periods of the -entire : com British - airmen, ; Field v Marshal , , Ilai
homes. - : - . (Continued on :Page Seven) ' V reported, tonight. .i; - - , .
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