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. T 25 N. C.p died of
rV 45 John N. Ne
.10 seriously.
William Keeee, liiCKoiy,
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John Henry Walker, tou-iou, i-. -
died of diseuse.
Dewey R. llourk, A-luaud, Uieu
disease.
Charles Lee Drewett, Soauouici, .
C, died of disease.
Edmund L. Walton, Beuiauvi..
died of disease.
Neal, Louisbuvg, wouiui.
Entered at the postomce at Wil
eon, North Carolina, as Second Class
(ember of The Associated i'ntifi
The Associated Press is exclusively
'mtitled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches in this paper
and also the local news published
therein.
KAWDLY lilXO-UlAti
The answer of the German gov
ernment to President Wilson this af
ternoon shows the forces of democ
racy are at work in that country.
Taj Reichstag lias been clothed
wuh great powers and uie people
have sprung suddenly into new lib
erties and into a new high ground
of freedom. The German people
will yet call America blessed.
MK. A. L. DU.KEXS
The death of Mr. A. L. Dickens,
Chief Police of the city of Wilson,
which occurred yesterday at twelve
o'clock noon at the residence of his
brother, Mr. W. It. Dickens in this
city following an r.ttack of influenza
w.is heard w'th profound sorrow for
lie JiUa, during his liri-jf career as an
olltoer and hue;1 succeeding Chic;
Wii'.ga, endeared himself to the poo
pit: of Wilson and by his manage
mniit of his oillce demonstrated rare
powers of diplomacy and a method
of securing results along the line of
leaist resistance.
Handsome, courteous, obliging,
wiili manners deferential but not
cringing, stern in the enforcement
of the law, and uncompromising in
principle where it was involved the
Chinf made himself felt in all dr
oits where the government of the
cty was involved.
He will be greatly missed and our
pt'0il9 mourn.
He was 32 years of age and sin
His remains were taken on SO
to Kn field where the interment oc
curred this afternoon in the family
c Miicte-ry. The services were con
duced by the Baptist minister there,
assJf.tud by the Odd Fellows of
whii.h organization has was a devot
ed member. He leaves a mother and
brothers to mourn his departure.
Oiu; of them, Captain Dickens, is in
.Fraud! and the readers of the Times
hawt read interesting loUe-'s from
his prtn.
Percy Parrish,
wounded seriously.
Edward Yates,
wounded seriously.
Durham, N.
Raleigh, N. C.
Have you read the ads. today?
CASIAI1Y LIST l OlI SI' X DAY
The following casualties are r.'
ported by the commanding genera
of the American Expeditionary fore
es:
Killed in action HI
Missing in action 78
Wounded severely 260
Died from wounds 88
Died from accident and other
causes 7
Died of disease 65
Wounded; degree undeter
mined ..140
Wounded slightly 3
Died from aeroplane accident 2
Total 754
Marine Corps Casualties
The following casualties are re
ported by the comanding general of
he American Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action . . . 17
Died of wounds received in
in action 7
Died of disease 8
Wounded in action, severely 3i
Wounded in action, slightly.. 2
Wounded in action, degree
undetermined 10
In hands of enemy 2
Missing in action o
Total 130
The following North Carolinians
are included in the list:
William H. Springs, Marshal, N
C; Isaac Phillips. Chatham county
K. C, wounded severely.
Evan Hickman, Lumberton, N. C.
wounded degree undetermined.
1. 1,000 GERMANS ARE INTERNED
IN HOLLAND
London, Oct. 21. Fifteen thou
sand retreating German soldiers
have been interned in Holland after
WILL NOT OPEN WARMHOl'SKS
The decision not to open the to
bacco waresouses this week, which
was reached after a conference of
the proprietors of t':e warehouses lr.
eas'Jjrn North Carolina after con
ference here Saturday n:glit will be
applauded by all rght thinking cit
izens whether tney are pecuniano
interested or not. The fact that the
affected more than anyone else.
viewed from a financial standpoint
shows that they realize the danger
of the- situation and are not com
plaining atall but are meeting the
si'iialion in a generous and broad
minded way.
The situation, according to Dr.
Smith of the health board today, is
that conditions in thecity are im
proving, but that in the country es
, D'ciallv n those sections where
beiiifj cut off by Belgian troops there has boen very little, ia that
moving northward to from Eeojoo, 't, py are ba(1 This means l!lat the
accurding to reports from the fron-
enidemie is simnlv finding new ma-
tier leaching Amsterdam and trans- 'terjai 011 which to feed,
mitted by the Exchange Telegraph I T!, nero:,, Work of our b a'.th do
Cutiipiuy. 'partment and of our noble women
UcJgian soldiers took charge of the nas kept the disease from doing as
Dutch-Belgian border last night and 111U(.i, damage here as it otherwise
w-'iv received enthusisutieally by
pl.'.-llljlCO.
the
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Washington. 1). t'., Oct, 21. The
following caruali.'es arereported hy
the coniinauding g(eneial of the Am
tu'iean Expeditionary Forces:
Kill. id in action 179
Missing in action 219
Wounded, degree undeter
mined 365
Died of accident and other
causes 9
Died of disease 216
Died of wounds 124
Wounded severely 476
Slightly wounded S45
would, as is evidenced by the publi
cations in other papers.
The decision to continue to close
the Cotton mills which was agreed
lo bv the proprietors is a good thing
A!1 recognize that the conditions
which have obtained at tin; rot tor
mi:!s and obtain now, while iinproa
ii!:-', vj-iSd not he rondusive to the
health of that section if the mill
remain open.
VI" ii, ;..;n to open tic- stores
(hi,:ir: he enMr.' day is also com
Mem'.ible fo;- iherenson Hint all the
, ' j.: ..: ! ..'! ii-.c trade is congested
,-t.' ' are tlrown logedioi
v : to I- waited on. T:i -
s':i.. .:' ;,'!! :i the stores quite
lk i. . v i;;nr.v:; t'. " ejiii' te;j lh
cr ,. i. i ':. 'i i;' it was haiiiUe.. tliir
iisi; j ; "i . :! "m of time.
Tli-' i lo:i !: inre : " r!"S
i. acc.i mai'ivei is in tae
e Ten s t.l-. a v.-;.-,. d--('jndi'
ions in the town
;.' hut in t!in seel ion of
the I'm1 :'ty wl'.ere the lias heen none
of ll.e tvonbla it is spreading, suit
ing new material, It would, there
fore, spread the disease around..
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"Having suffered from nervous indigestion
jor sevcm years, 1 find after using Dr.
Cahki'cll's Syrup Pepsin that I am as well
as I ever zvas and ecu now eat anvthina
without fear of consequences."'1 (From a
letter to Dr. Caldwell written by Mrs. John
K. Aloore, 516 No. 27th St., Richmond, Va.)
Indigestion and constipation are condi
tions closely related and the cause of much suf
fering. DnCaldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a mild,
pleasantly effective laxative; it quickly relieves
he intestinal congestion that retards digestion
id has been the standard household remedy
.a countless homes for many years.
DR. CALDWELL'S
Syrup Pepsin
The Perfect Laxative
Sold by D ruggists Everywhere
50 as. HZ) $1.00
A TRIAL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE OF CHARGE. BY WRITING TO
DR. W. B. CALDWELL, 459 WASHINGTON STREET, MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS
for the Junior Order and I wish to
hank them for their attention to
this settlement. I would have re
ceived the check some time ago but
1 have been out of town.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Howard M. Rowe.
Wilson, N. C, Oct. 21, 191S.
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TOUR FACE IS TOUR FORTUNE
A thousand people look at your taao
while one glances at -your feet yet-
you spend money to keep your shoes
In condition and neglect your face.
kED CROSS Shaving Lotion (tha
after-shaving luxury), makes old faces
look young and keeps all faces in the
pink of condition. This and other RED
CROSS toilet articles eold only by
Wilson Drug Co.
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United States Railroad Administra
tion . G. McADOO, Director General
of Railroads
NORFOLK son HI I? RAILROAD
Train Schedule
Corrected to October 1, 1918
As information only, not guaran
eed. Trains leave Wilson:
4:45 A. M. daiiy for Raleigh ana
.ofnts west; sleeper to Raleigh.
10:00 A. M. daily for Raleigh and
ntermediate points.
5:35 P. M. daily for Raleigh and
lnints South and West.
S : 05 A. M. daily for Washington,
--Hzaheth City, Norfolk, New Bern, i
3uaufort, Morehead City.
4:05 P. M. daily for Washington,
('lnetown, Belhaven.
11:35 P. M. daily for Norfolk and
points north and east; deeper to
Vorfolk.
K. G. WINSTEAD, Agent.
Wilson, N. C
WOMEN WANTED: Salary ?24
full time, 50c an hour spare time
distribcting guaranteed hosiery lr
wearer. Permanent. Experience
unnecessary. Apply Guarantee
Mills, Norristown, Pa.
Oct. 1-1 2tD once-a-wk.
FOR SALE: 65 acre farm four
miles of Stantonsburg,, one mile
of Saratoga; 2 good tenant hous-. every description are corriDlete.
You Are Cordially
Invited.
We take pleasure in an
nouncing to our friends and
the public that our new store
is completed and regret to ad
vise that we cannot have our
openng at this time on account
o fhealth conditions as we de
sire to cooperate with the
health board in every partic
ular. But we cordially invite you
to visit our store during the
hours that we are open as our
3tock of fall merchandise of
es, outhous..-, pack house and six
room dwelling, in good neighbor
hood. A mile from 3 churches
and good high school. Phone or
write R. E. Bynum, Stantonsburg.
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Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
destroys the malarial germs which are transmi '.tea
to the blood by the Malaria Mosquito. Price 60c
Have you read the ads. tedayT
Here's hoping the war. the
Kaiser and the influenza will
all go out together.
Yours to serve,
CLARK BROS.
Wilson's Shopping Center
116 and 118 Tarboro St.
26-28-220 NASH St
a mils man.
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TOWN TVEN DI E
Tins Is to notify all that die 19U:
town taxes are now due. Please at
teod tc tl Is it once S-1.3-ii
Jl'MOK ORDER
I havethls day received from the
treasurer of Wilson Council No. 40
Junior Order of Wilson, N. C. check
or One Thousand Dollars ($1,000)
n pawment of benefit on life of myj
lusband, Hheriff H. M. Row
il follow! nr North Carolini- was a member of this order,
clu4e4 ia the list: tusband always had a high
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Three principles that have male lliis orjani;;uion tl:e Invest ami most in demand
fur the quick selling of farm, city or suburban property.
Wa Have Endorsement Letters That Emphatically Ex
press The Customers Satisfaction Glad To Show
r. Thera To You. :
Our contract for sales is reasonable one tliat enables you to make a liberal profit
while the strength of our organization produces results energetic publicity otiic
ials, accurate surveyors and expert auctioneers.
We Suddivide And Sell At Auction All
Kinds Of Property No Mutter Where,
How Large Or What Your Property Is
Let Us Sell it For You-Write For Pull
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FARM SALES OUR SPECIALTY TERRITORY UNLIMITED
Atlantic Coast Realty Company
ThtNamt That Jiutifits Ytur ConfiJtnct
Refirtnc0i Any Bank in Gntnvilb, N. C. or PiUrsiurg, Va.
PETERSBURG, VA. OFFICES- GREENVILLE. N C
Your Home Needs Music
Why Not Get a New
Edison?
Now that Thomas A. Edi
son has perfected this mar
velous instrument a home
without a New Edison
should be as rare as one
without a collection of
books. Literature feeds the
brain but music feeds the
soul. And in the New Edi
son you get music real
music not an imitation.
Music is an absolute essen
tial to a home with any
claim to culture.
The New Edison Re-Creates
the artist's voice or in
Irumchu with such fidelity
' 'l ii 'man ear can de
fect i shade of difference
between the two renditions.
The famous Edison tone
'ests I; ,e proved this con-
'sively.
Cull at our store mid satisfy yourself
about the iuuliy of
The NEW EDISON
"The Phonograph with a Soul."
"Tho llotiso of Qunllty mid Service."
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