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1 By the
D. GOLD PUBLISHING CO.
fOHN D. GOLD Editor
telephone 79
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Turlington A Morrison
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ttntered at the pDstofilce at Wil
.m. North ""arolina, as Second Class
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Mr. Ned Uawlings is buck froia
Camp Greene.
Mr. E. T. Griffin of Sp.ing Hops
was in the city today
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COLORED WOMAN TO H
in i.ii!i,;rrv loan dh;
Washington, Sept. 17. The Na
tional Association of colored women
will participate in the Liberty Loan
drive in Virginia, North Carolina
and South Carolina and other south
ern States the National Colored Wo
man s Asocmtion announces tod
EIRTHER INFORMATION' AND
ADVU'E UKUAItDlXGjAJ'X.
A boy under eighteen may enroll
in the S. A. T. C, but unless Uncle
Sam inakej some new arrangements
must meet all his own expenses and
pay his coliegj fees uutil his eigh
teenth birthday.
A boy of eighteen joining the S.
A. T. C. October 1st, will probably
remain nt Atlantic Christian Col
lege u;.tii ne::t June and should
make hi;- p'.uiio accordiiialy.
A o:n:s ni.'.n cu twenty, or l '.veil-ty-ou.'.
may expi to le .a'.!td u ''.;' j
in J
VALUE 0
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OWADAYS
M limber of The Associated Tress.
The Associated Press is exclusively
titled to the use for republication
? all news dispatches in his paper.
a.1 also the local news published: ronn'H LIIJERTY LOAN, SEP. 28
.rm -Mr. H. G. Connor, Jr., and Mrs.
; i; ranch, County Chairman, attendod
KO.SUi; M.Aw l'Ot' tiii.M). -0.la cunfereiice in Raleigh called by
in another column appeals Uie uH Mr. Jas. A. Drown and Miss It. 11.
iiouaeemeiii ihat iao nouui . Lafliam, i.Uate Chairman. Mrs. , v
For clothes, as for anything else, you
nnv more nowadays. And when vou
T.'c::Ci-SlSr-i fe pay more you cannot afford to get. less
for the money. This is the big thing
nowadays value.
siit lal tiuwn mom is at Atlantic
Chr.'i..i.ui CoIk-i.M and be trars;eiT
ed io a lvijuiur a:'iny camp i:i .;ir:i.
A high cchool student c' .lat'i
age ready tor the senior year of the
liig:ii school is adviued by the gav
ernuH ut to iv-emer the high school
and by in'ensivo trsiiiing endeavor
to jui.i a C'uikse S. A. T. C. hi Jaa-iiaiy.
tU3
war
eilt-
tMM-vi;y won by t'i:ou count
iirst to go over the io; ia tin
savings saur.p drive will be P''
u with appropriate ceveuony Sat
urday aiternooa.
Chairman V. F. I'eiias whose in
d. i'atigaiiie peracwre..ce ;...a atten
tion to the matter coupled with a
splendid organuatieu which iVa
iKred him iuvalaalle and devoted
assistance made possible lU-.' resu.t
which made Wiisa cjaai.v the cyn
osure of ail eyes.
Mr. I'e'.tus is now working on his
prgoram and as so.;u as it is an
iHMiueed it will be published in the
Times.
LaV Saturday t-wninB ltev. .).
M. ICester, pastor e: First JUp'.isi
ciiurcii of ihU city unit od in mar
riage i'iiss Ama.r.da Vt'ebb aval Mr.
Clifton liarnes, the Jnttcv cntier on,
rotite luiiiiber live u'om this ciiy.j
T!:e many fri.mds of tiiis popular i
eounle e'ttend their coagnitalaiious!
ia this consummation (it their hap
piness.
l!r;iueh anueuaces her committee a.
i follows:
Publicity Mrs. Victor Stuart.
M-.-s. S. H. A'.idersosn, Cap;ain.
:.U-s. W. A. Lucas
Mrs. A I vis Patterson
-Airs. John Leach
Mrs. P. A. Tarkonton
Mis. Will Travis
."diss Porothy Whiteheaa
nii-s Shcppy Prtincli.
Mrs. E. A. Pardcu Cajdain
Moses Iiussey
T. M, Washington
C. E. Kersey.
John A. Corbett
V.'. !). A,!,tms
A'ance Tuvhman
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A young man of t'.venty-ona or ov-
ho is prepared to pursue cer-
n Coi!eg: courses, but has not
,'e!:i units io enter as a re,;u-.-'I'nt.
may, as t'oruievly, enter
a ": pecia! Ktn.lent " not a C".n!l-
" (or a degrej. This priviieg?
vevc , wiil be guarded move eare
ihan ever it'. drr the present
:a;:. irnces, atul applicanls
fa!! drt'iils fo their high
ad business expe-
SUPPENHEIMER
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Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
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ov'd giv
i:oo! training
nco.
The Coi!?gj
w;Ii lie
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S haven't moved an inch from their old I
quality standards. . Whether this is due to large or-
ganization with correspondingly large powers of j
purchase and';production, or to the fixed superiority
of Kuppenheiiher design and tailoring, matters little, g
The poxnt is that for any where from ft
lies
a life, custom .1, and
3 changed necessari
ly, in some respects. The College
is r..r.v a Military-ntr liectaa! caiup;
it- s:ndi:its arc n.Maal soldie-.-s n-
! dor .isilitrry c: :f'pi"i8. Its fac'ii-
oi .1
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:.! ;:c.p.t( :i:; in i.:e
Ptlols A';-,:a.t of L
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to .
pal .:!; in i hi- i '
ust 1 '. 1 1 ai.v. v
i.ppro-.(! by th
hi i v.-i! at ;, :"
break this !:.:.!
sec;ecy was is.
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'.'irs, .7. vr. v,'. Tlicnipton
r'rs. (. E. Plotint
Mrs. J. K. Edir.il lulson
Mrs. Iloscoe Fleming
M:s lUia Wiiiiams
Miss Virginia Williams.
Mrs. John F. Uruton, CapfaJn:
Mrs. Sam Ilierson
Mrs. Louis Tomlinson
Mrs. John B. Cruton
Mrs. James Whitehead
yrz. V.'.- ::h.-.on
Mrs. J. J. Clark
-Miss Virf iiiiii Davis.
T.iiss. Ella Ilarkney, Captain
Mi:.: 3!;;tie Ibirnes
:.fi,s L-ihy r:c:acy
?.;:! i:th,l War re n
- Mary Cnrrow Herring
M:s. Frank Davis
Mrs. ,!. Chesuham
Mrs. Fred Washington. .
ii s S'.al 'Asourc.s are for the
.Ta devo'.ed io ": iiring yuan,
r e..,,e t ssn ir i.i the ai ;,:
a.; vy. .. any e::e .!
; army iire. er:.y h;
. .. ,.i;:; as we:i., i, :
:.) i.d. !:: v.i'1 hu arsi
;i;a; t.a's in the c'ul:-.
the military i.uhu;
iiice ihe goveriiu'.e
la.rviag a::u di-veiopii
-o no need e:
iti. : -ieiis aiid
:.i' k. to: e
men
.V3 e nay or
tot !;r(p::reii
a.'s. am: na
i.iai st-y ai
'led to their
dormitories
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i-itr.s are
c vol yd ay. n
to have all of his
every detail' made
(he opening day. Give
you get more value in these clothes jjj
more quality, more distinctiveness, more wear. And a
u if we had nothing more than this greater value to S
offer, a trip to our store would be worth your while, p
But we have more to offer. . f
m Knox Hats, Boyden . Shoes, Manhattan I
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if
net,
' ' 'act ;:gj and previous trainiiir;
a.' iiiry !:;.- for whom you seek ad
vi' e or iu.mmmiio'i.
.VI! weak dune rr.der t lie new pro
';r,' u i: saecesf fu'.iy completed, will
e::si..t '.)'.,.,:d a future degree. It is
'.'Oped iiiat by ne:;t September tile
v, ;i! lie over '.irI that the nation
!." as taster!." lok'ni; for leaders in
pence its it is no.v for officers and
experts in war,
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"sr hiss hiil it: i.ii'eC'L
s ia the solatio.i of mur
i a iviaUd the story of
s wife in ihe po-
e today. E.e said that
C'h.'.piti in their apart-!;-
it iailed to end his
a iiute which wa-.
hinting at his
Vor
Ch.tpi:!, Oh.
tii iiif a:i. i
its.; report, i
tier l.iysitr
th.e shoouiiy of
lie j court !;(".'
he shot Mi
meats and
own life, lie wro
afu rwards iuuml.
own cuicide. lie gave as his excuse
tor the terrible dved the insistent
demands of his cred.tors.
!:H:SSSLET MUSIC BRIGHTEN THE
lound dead v.i.'i a ballot wound in
her head i:i t'ej bedroom of the Clia
j'in apartment in the iiotel Cumbei
l.w.d here ii.'.e y.steiday.
i'lsicovciy of Wis. Chapin's body
followed lcceiin by Don i-eiiz, busi
li'.as maiiiifcor of the Evening World,
Oi a letter si;;r.ed "Charles E. Cha
pin," ia which Um writer hinted at
suieidj and added:
"My wife has been such a good
pal I cannot leave her alone in the
world."
The police immediately began a
search for Mr. Chapin, but up to a
late hour last night he had not been
found.
At the offices of the Evening
World, it was said that Mr. Chapin
has been In falling health for sever
al years arid that for the past year
ho has buen constantly under the
care of a physician
Mr. Chapin has been city editor of
"the Evening World for twenty years
. and is one of the most widely
known newspaper men in the coun
try. For ten years before coming to
New York he was connected with
newspapers under the Pulitzer ad
ministration in various other cities.
being at one time night city editc:
of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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TOWS TAXES DUE
This is to "notify all that the 1 9 1 8
town taxos are now due. Pleaso at
tend t this at once. , S-13-tf (
LIVES OF YOUR CHILDREN
After all, it's not the school training but the home atmosphere
which mold3 the child. Children brought up in a cultured
home betray that fact during their entire lives. It leaves a
lasting imprint.
A home with any claim to culture is a home in which good
music is enjoyed and understood. A child whose interest in
music is fostered will become a man or woman who possesses a
resource which makes for lasting happiness.
You want to give your children every advantage. That is
just one reason why you want
EDISON
"The Phonograph v.ith a Soul"
This wonderful instrument brings the best music right into the home;
Re-Created by the world's greatest artists.
No mater where you live you and your children can have the same
musical advantages that'you would possess If you could take them to New
York for the opera season.
Call at our store for a demonstration. And bring the children; they'll
enjoy it too.
"The House of Quality and Service."
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WAV, SAVINGS IIONOU
FLAG DAY
Wilson County, the first in the
State to raise its quota in the War
Savings Campaign, is justly proud
of this fact, and the Honor Flag will
be presented at the Court House
next Saturday afternoon. Patriotic
music and a good speaker will ba
provided and we hope everybody
will come and rejoice with us on
this occasion.
The name of the speaker and the
hour of the exercises will be an
nounced a little later.
II
WANTED: Situation by middle
aged woman as assistant in office
work. Rapid, legile penman not
a typist with good idea of gen
eral business. Have had four
years experience in postoffice
work. Call D, phone No. 397,
Imperial Hotel. S-17-6td
CASUALTY LIST TIES. SEPT. 17
Killed in action 28
Missing in action 166
Wounded severely 109
Died of disease 6
Died of wounds 9
Wounded degree undeter- .
mined 17
Prisoners 4
Died from accident and oth
er causes .... 1
Wounded slightly , 3
343
Daniel W. Allred, Randleman, N.
C, wounded severely.
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WILSON t,C
"Food is the weapon with which America, must maintain ft position la
this war long enough to win. Baring wheat la the best personal contrl-
bution-wa) caa make." . V; v.
MR. BOOKER STILL SICK
We regret to announce that our
linotype-machinist is still sick and
that we are still handicapped in the
publication of the paper and the in
sertion of the usual amount of mat
ter. We hope ha will soon be at his
post again anil then matters will run
as smoothly aa heretofore.
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And a very good tinie to pick, while
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Ready-to- Wear
Second Floor
Now Showing New Coat Suits, Coats,
Dresses
Come in and see
Extra Special for Monday in
Dry Goods Department
Good Quality 36 inch wide Bleaching
Special at 23c
One Day Only
LEE-HENRY
CO.
BEST STORE FOR LADIES
Nash Street r Wilson, N. C.
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