-VOL. XIV. FINAL EDITION -ELIZABETH ?ITif, NORTH CAROLINA, MONDAY "EVENING," OCTOBER fi. ion. >'IX" t*AGt S. NO: 237.
Giants take the third game
Senators 000200 0, I 1 " 4" 9 2
Giants 021101001 611 1
Senators Used
Four Pitchers
New York, Polo ('.rounds,
the fighting Senators today
lBuur pitchers out of the box, ll
^ Battling gamely against
odds, however, the Senators
kept in ~tho fight to the Inst,
scoring one of their runs in
the ninth inning.
- - The-Washing ion Senators in
vaded the stronghold of the New
York Giants today intent on snilt
, *p? ..the .proud. champluns of., t he
National Leagut* hip and thleh,
and making 'tltem like it.
U The brilliant victory of the Am- I
national capital has made them a
host of friends In the alien polo
ground*. and. though each club
had captured one game in the
World Series struggle, the NVw
Yorkers had made Washington
the favorite in the betting.
Some 40,000 or more sp? rta
?tom had ?warmed into the con
?ret? bleachers of the historic
all park wln-n It became nppar
cnt that another clear and warm
day was to mark the third Strug
gle of Giants against Senator.
The Senators relied on Fred Mar
berry who was rushed to the re
lief of Zachary yesterday and who
was credited with winning the
game to make It two straight.
Hugh McQuillan went to mound
for New York Giants.
The line-up follows:
Washington?
Leibold, center field.
^^.Harris, second base.
Hlcr, right hold.
r Ooalin. left Hi Id.
5udg''. first base.
Blucge, third base.
Peftkinpaugh, shortstop.
Ruel, catch.
Marberry, pitch.
Xpw York?
Lindstrom. third base.
Frlsch, second base.
Young, right field.
* Kelly, center field.
Terry, first base.
Wilson, left Held.
? Jackson, shortstop.
Gowdy. catch.
McQuillan, pitch.
Umpires Dlneen at plate;
Qulgley at first base; Connolly at
socond base; Klein at third bas?-.
Batteries: Washington?Mar
berry, Russell. Martini, Speece
and Ruel; New York McQuillan,
Ryan, Jonnard. Wntson and Gow
dy
First Inning ?
Senators?I^elbold. playing cen
ter field for Washington In place
of- MeNrrhr and leading off fnr
the Senators, went out. Krlsch to
Terry. Harris filed out to right
field. Rico walked, but Goslln
went out. Frlsch to Tarry. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Giants?Marberry tossed Llnd
stroin three straight balls In the
Giants' half of the opening Inning,
but the next three were through
the center of the plato and the
batter was called out on strikes.
Frlsch filed out to Goslln. Young
?b|M to left field hut Kelly went
out, Harris to Judge. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Second Inning
?^Senators Judge started off
inning with n single over sec
ond base, but Iliuege hit Into a
double play. McQuillan to Frlsch
to Terry. I,lndstroin threw out
1'ecklnpaugh at first. No runs,
?ne hit, no errors.
Giants- Terry single to right
field, Wilson fanned and when
Bluege took Jackson's grounder
and threw to Hsrrls the Senator's
manager dropped the ball. Terry
scored on dowdy's single to left.
Jtekson went to third snd Gowdy
was out trying to stretch his hit.
Ooalin to Harris. Jackson scored
on a wild pitch by Msrberty; Mc
Quillan walked. I.lndstrnm also
walked. Frlsch wss hit by s
pitched bnll. loading the bags;
but Toung struck out. Two runs,
two hits, one error.
T!?lr?l Inning
Senatom McQuillan showed n
atreak of wildne*K alao In the
mmt/Un' third Inninu. walking
ftQH, Brat idan up; but Martn-rrv
forced him at nwond, McQuillan
to V* rise h I?elhold filed out to
Wllaon. Terry mad* a nice run
ning catch of Harris' foul. No
fiina. ao Mta. no errors.
^ Olantu Whan Washington look
10 MP mM MMUr wont to third h??**
V? plac* of Bluage who relieved
Peck I a pa ugh whoa# lea waa hurt
? t ahertatop. Kelly got a Texaa
MMfUer to center with none out In
th# ftlant*' third. Terry winded lo
Oct. Gj? rh<? (Hants outplayed
from stall,, to finish, knocking
by a 6 to I score.
right field an?l Wilson hit into a
. dlfUhliL-jlhiy.?Mflrln>ryy tr. llln. fi? _
to Harris to Ju<U<>. Kelly, how*
oyer scored on the |ilay. Jackson
was a victim on rtrik**s. Ono run.
twu hilt}, no errors.
Fourth Timlin:
second t Inn- to start off Washing*
ton's fourtu. Frisch m::d?- a nice
run to rrriT. r ?V* fake Coslin's
fly and Judge 4:li a two Ragv.er to
loft fli'hl, Uice ]?ii I If 111; up 4ii third.
' Illuoge walked. Ailing tin* bases.
HtCe scored Oil Miller's saciilloe
fly. Ruel walked,a ?.a in iiTTTnjT"
the sack?. Ityan relieved McQuil
lan in the box. Tatf. hatting for
Marberry, walked, forcing in
Judge, hut with the hasi'M still
full Le i bold fouled out to Wilson.
Two runs, on# hit. no errors.
(Hants?Russell took the mound
for the Senators whrn the (limits
wont to hat In the fourth. tiowdy
tiled out to i.<u><<id. Kyin hit th*
, hall Into ilio upper right field
stands for a homo run. Hire made
a ono hand catch of I.iiid.-'troiu's
line drive. Krlseh singled ovor
second but Ooslln took Young's
fly. Ono run. two lilts, no errors.
Fifth InniiiK
i Senators?Harris filed out to
Kelly. Frlsch threw out Rlc? ii
, first and again rohhod (Joslln <?!
a hit. solas 0,11 Into right Held to
Itako the "goose's" Texas lesguer.
No runs, no lilt?, no errors.
' (Slants- Kelly Htnrted Giants'
, fifth with n single to I? ft. but Ter
ry flled to lllucge and Wilson
forced Kelly. Harris to illuege.
|Jackson llled out to Miller. No
runs, one hit. no errors.
Sixth Inning
1 Senators Judge lined out to
Kelly (o slart Washington's sixth.
Myan tossed lllueuo three straight
halls and then thro?- strike?. Mil
ler scratched an infield hit but .
Youim came in and made a shoo
slrlhk rntcii of Unci's seemingly
sif" hi* No runs, on?- lilt, no er
rors.
(Hants Cowdy smashed the
hall through Miller who was crod-'
Itod with an error lu the Giants'
sixth. Hysn sacrificed. Ituss? II to
Judge and Oowdv scored on l.lnd
strom*? hit to right field for two
basts. Frlsch fouled out to Mil
ler and Harris throw out Young.
One run, two hits, one error.
. . . Seventh Inning
Senators -McNcoly was sent In
to hal for Itusseli and fli?*d out lo
1 XVIlHUh. l^ lhnld walk I'd. Hirrrkr
j struck out. but Rice's grounder|
I went for a hit. Frlsch threw out
|(*oslln ut first. No runs, one hit,
; no errors.
' Senators Martina pitching for
Washington In th?- seventh. Ho
struck out Kelly, the first man to
race him, and? forced Terry to
foul out. Goslln took Wilson. No
runs, no hits, no error's.
Klghlh lulling
Senators Judge wont out to
Terry unassisted IiIiioko singled
to Ml li- id. Milled walked, final
was thrown out by Jackson on a
hit and run play, Illuege going to
third and Miller to second. Shir
ley wont io to hat for Martina and
singled to Lindstrom. scoring
Illuoge. Frlsch threw out l<el
hold. One .run. two hits, no er
rors.
Giants--'The Giants faced
Spoeca when they came up In the'
eighth. Jackson scratched a hit
through third, stol?- second and
went to third on Gowdy's single to
right field. Jackson scored and
:Oowdy went to second, while
Isppoce was throwing out Ryan st
first. Lelhold took I.lndstrom's
fiy snd Gowdy went lo third, hut
i was caught at the plate when
! Speece took Frlsch's hunt and
tossed to Ruel, One rtin. two hits,
no errors.
Nlntli Inning
Senator* H?rrl* led off In
the Senatom' ninth with a Texa*
U mkii?t to left fl?*ld flic# popp<d
to Llndatroin, but Hoalln beat out
n bunt. Harris going tn *<oond
to right n-id. niuna
the Mrk* Ryan w?* aent to the;
nhowera and Jonnard to the
mound Aouthworth went to cen-1
, ter Held In place of Kelly Harrl*
scored when Bluea<> wan alven a
baae on hal!? Wataon relieved I
Jonnard In the pltcher'a box Mil-,
ler fouled out to Llndatrom. With |
'the baten full and two out Llnd-'
.?trnni took rurl'a (rounded and,
forced Judge at third. One run,
three hit*, nb error*.
MAIlK VSI'Al, WsWKII;
?I X11.KI) Knit ( ONTKMIT
'I'llo outworn Inlc of liquor ae
oepted from a friend whoso face
wmm-?UuU&t*? but whose name
could not be remembered failed to
pass muster In recorder's court
Monday morning mid Trial Jus
tice Spenrfl* InipOKf-d a 30-da.v Jail
sentence for contempt of court on
l/'iillp Winkler, employe of the
Slat?- Highway Commission. and
Stuart Alexander. Parsonage
Mrwt, city. Hot h defendant!*
were also fined $10 and cost? on
a drunk and disorderly charge.
Dudley Ilatenian. Ilroad street,
for transporting, wan fined $:!u
and roHtp. and will he put (?11 the
ntnnd under the discovery act
Tuesday to tell the source ?if his
Hiipply.
John Iflc'iinHii for exceeding
the speod limit at a highway in
tersectlon wan lot off with the
costs.
t\ I,. William*, rsmden negro,
was lined $5 and costs for operat
ing with open exhaust.
IIOI/Il>.\V Wt:?XKHI?AV
Superintendent H. L. Sheep an
nimiK wt iliM? til* oi?y
h*?e n holiday Wednendny In or
dor (tint thn children may go to
t ho Fair.
SEVEN KILLED IN
Airro-TISAIN MIXKP
Jjimentown. N. Y._ Oct. fi Sev
rn poraona In the family of John
Fltxoll wore killed ymtcrdajr In
an nuto-tritln mixtip. Iff was ae
rlotisly, perhaps fatally Injured.
GEORGE CHRISTIAN
MYSTERY SOLVED
Nrw York. Oct. 6. The fa
miliar trlnniri" appeared rulay In
the background of the Ocotro
Christian million and a half do
fa Ira t Ion raw,
"Another woman." the pollen
K;ild they had learned. figured In
th" *en*ailonnl lootlnjr of the ae
rurltlea of the venerable broker
Hire house of Day A Heaton, of
which Christian wan a partner, af
ter 2S veara of service that b"gnn
when h" waa an office boy.
rhlrstlan. according to author!*
ilea, mad?* exhauatlve Jewelry
purchase? for t ho other woman
laat winter.
LaEOLLETTE SAYS
HE'S OUT TO WIN
Rochester. K Y., Oct. * Ex
pressing the onlnlon that If an
election were held now none of
the Presidential candidates would
have the majority In the electoral
college..- Senator LaFollette In a
statement iMued here declare!
he wan starting on an extended
campaign tour for only one pur*
pore, to win in Noygm !>??*.
"ff I wanted the election to h-i
thrown Into ?'*on great f wool'
nay In Waahinglon and take It
eiay for the rent of the cimnalgn."
he anld,
WALTER JO!l\SO\
SHENANDOAH TO
STA I M' TUESDAY
l?uk< hurrf. IN. J. Oct. 6.- -Plan?
fur iho Mart tomorrow of the
Sl<? niiHiwIoah's Pacific l'oa?i
flight, tiic long si ever made by a
<1 irlK* will he followed otit if
the Kupply of helium Khs overdue
from Tcxaw la rrrelved today.
JAPANESE WANT
to <;kt in ik;hi
Tokio, Oct. r. "I'alrMIr" ???:
itailon for Japnmue inlerv' ntion
in (lie CliliH'M?' war on tlio aid?' of
Coin ra Chan k T.*"? Uit, Munchm
lan leader, wan brought i<> h cli
toa\ whan I1?r?' membera of tie
Talnho patriot|e association. till
Jul Jitsti i \p? i t.. in\ad*'d the for
(Ikii office, und forced their way
Into private quart or* of liana
Sliidi lun a. f??r?-Itin iiiiiiltt?-?*
Progressive Spirit Shown
In Exhibits Newland Fair
No r<>infnliiiil\ in Ciiunty Huh MuHr Mori' Kupili Mali
rial anil liililli'i'tiial I'nigri'sn or Shown Mori
riimmrs for Bplti-r in llir I.uxt I'ivr Vihth
Niwland, Or? 4. Tndaunt? d
by (Inmncra wroitKlit by th?>
r<?nt' atonn ami the poorest linrv
? Ht yl? Id known In ninny year*.
BO(l poopl?* of Norland townahlp
KBllicrnl ?t tli? Ncwlmirt HIrIi
School Friday with aplendld exhi
bit? of farm crop?, horticulture.
Ilvatock. poultry. t<-xlil<*fl unci
pnntry auppllea, In th?*lr ??icond
annual (.'qui m unity Fair.
RxerclriOft bei;a'i In th?? ?chool
niidltorlHm wllli an ? *r. Il?nt pro
K rain by lin- children of Nowliind
achool. I'oanlhly the most Inter
rutin? number wan "Th?* Farad'
of Life," a playb't featuring tli?
differ? nt atage? of llf^ from
childhood to old a??*.
The on<- dlauppointni'-nt of th<
fair-wan the failure of I he speak
or to arrive. However, a number
of speak>'m appear? d on th#* plat
form from F.li*al?th City. Includ
ing Juda?* J. II. I#elRh. Itl^hartf C
Job, and <)rov?>r W. Kail?.
The achool building waa con
verted Into an exhibit hall, each
r<iom containing en h I bit? of aeper
ate d?'partni?*ntn. In th?* hall wan
home economic? an excellent ar
ray of canned veg? table? and
fr'ill. preaervca. Janin and pickle*
In the flrat room on the left wn*
th?- farm crop? and horticulture
H?re wai a?-en lh'< bent harvent*
of corn. Nancy Hall and Cuban
Yam aweeta. Red Illl*? cobbler Ir
lah potatoea and many other farm
crop*. Among th*? Intereatlr* ex
hibit waa a atalk of pauper five
feet one Inch tali arown by W. T.
Carter.
In another room wna found In
termit lag mapa drawingp. map?
nn?l cotnpoaltlona written hr th?
FAIR PARADE
BE REAI. THING
Willi (iosiht (iuvrd Ira
I'lunN, nntl l.oh of
!>|u?i?^_yjurl<7 :-.t I f I m>
t;4MS\V Iti H >S'I'S
n ISTIM? .'i' 1'Aii;
W. J I! Mil* :y m I] ? ... ?juTr
nt t bi* lubfrnai'lu S.inl.ry iiIkIm
Buvto lit*' AllM-iuurl' lii*irl?-i
K JOT 11 ImmihI.
I ?iti for your
Mr, llnmsay railil. . \\V an- :i ?t
hrjp I*j rtu f^ nnj^*ln.irr?r 1T?Itt"
:i fln?' lh!ny for ih? farm
i ' t to Rti h or mid ?Row tu??|'r
unticullural iiroiluris. f?v rV
builn?**? niuii ?i? i h ir
m^rrhauiHs?. * l r. o.vuv
t h tag nt ll>L? Kai;? tii.if* far tlui.
K'i*A of i h'* wrtioii. I hop" vo?i
luiVcn'i <coi Hiiyihiui; r.it.i. lu d
to It ih.it .Imi't g o.|,
.
vfo A (6e marlo I ?i IJ in I "Tur
will get underway Tin1.' lay morn
. iii* with the Ink paj\ulu lUruujtlt
Umc rlty urmtt h< II o'clock
The line will form on IVnnsyl
vinia Avenue at?ln;rto. and every
body mho will lake pari in this
i.iR go-op' ratin featur- of 1
Fair In asked to lie ih?-ri' on tlim*.
From PrnsyWnttlit the parado
vili march on ItiirK?'?* lo Hoad.
to Mpln and hack t i South Ho.nl
uhelfe It will hit the trail to the
_ Fair if! rounds.
; ?Prilik to !??? no ?1 mi hi that
thin parade will Im- the most pic
? urosquo and ?? f f?-?i i v* over sn-n
in the city f?r section.
The lifeboat that r s? ileal the
.?urvivora of the torpedoed tanker.
Mirto, fully maiito ?1 nn?l inonnte.1
on wheels. will ho drawn hy a
11 actor. Other life savins u| -
l' ?ratuH. with u number of F msi
ifiitaru oion and I'ncle Kim's *ail
? r* will udd to patriotic pride of
'thU^fffrrnini: fcrtnre. -
Three hands will ho in Ihe pa
rade. IliKRins Hand, which i* one
of ||?A h*s?. will lead the march.
The liny* Hand will not play hut
-hi a live feature ,in t liie ?.ini,
There \4ill h many * 1?i.: i ?? ;.nd all
nori? of htuata. Tt wouldn't Uo
t ? tell all the dory hefori'himd.
?Jhe carnival hand will ho in lin ,
and the parade will !.;? hoth musi
cal and colorful, calling attention
to tliiH Mp o von i that each" autumn
time draWh tORoth-Tthe people <?f
the country . nd the town* of thU
district and h-ips them to know
rpch 'otii -r hotter und work thru
j.nottier year with renewed cour
age and higher Ideals.
There will ho 1*?. ItandNojne
marshal* mounted on -Ilir he k t
horces that can h ? secured. .Mllos
Dark la in charge and. if those
who have promised lo help make
thin parade a succ-sh uill hut keep
their promlso* and he on hand at
10 nn promptly Tunsday morning.
11 he parade 1= atxnred.
nchool children.
[__ III tli'' n? \t room w;i:? t\ iiioxt
creditable army of InduRlrl;1I jiMh
which proved d mirprl*?- to vlall
or* here from KIIzqIm Hi City.
In the garage hark of tli?>
aehoo) building on?' found among
th?' livestock iiiul poultry exhibit?
cattle. p)ki, flilrkwi*. goat?. ?qtilr
rel* and rahhlt*. On?- of tin- ? \
hlblt* that quickly caught tin t y
wan two mown w< lulling IhIw?<ii
#500 and 700 pound*. IW tonkin^ to
'Harry J. Carver Thoy ar<- little
ov? r two y<>ar* old and Iwth are
re?{l*tered Durlir Ji raey atock. A.
L. Whitney had IIv?* Inalthy look
I o k Duroc-Jrr*'v pit: i and j full
?ler*ey calf. Mr Whitney > plun
nln? to brinu a hnn to th< Albe
marle "Fair that Is *n rid*.tin that
he didn't f??e| JtiMllbd in caglhi:
him for th<- Community Fair. An
other Int- r?. t In k animal tvan the
Angora uoat of |: C. bright. The
wool from thin coat retail* at .
higher price than ahcep'n wool.
In ?om" Instance*.
Itihhonn wnre :? irded in all
department* and ann<nnr< m< nt of
th? winners will he t iade in Mon
day * laaue ef Th?- Advance.
Athletic even'* hy tho school
children eloped the day!? prokrsjjuL
The people of t h I* aectjon are
'ttror.g for community fair* ?nd
'the Albemarle |>|*trlct Fair. Via
Itor* from Kllaaheth City were aa
?tired that thia auction would t?<
heard from nt Klir.ahoth City next
werk. The N'ewland Hl\h School
itrucka will appear In the parrd?
and there will he n bin rapre?etl;
tatlon < f N'ewland school chlldrrn
In Ellr.aheth City Tuesday aa It
ha* be#n declared by tho teachers
a holiday.
ItOIIKIIT I OWIO TO
STAV ltl(>HT IIKKK
11?) llangs <hii Shingle
Id lloinr Tint II lli?l?ni|
?W Wmi
.\m?tli?r how law nhinKlo w?*m
rut in . I he tlinton ltulhliiiK I;ik(
?<? k wlit'n Kob'rt H. bowry. who
ua?T krailhatoif at Wake Koreai
cat MnTirjrttH -ThiT-jlrmm ttf I. l.M
H . afti?r having okiaiinsl his ||>
??ii*?' lo prarllr* in the pr-'<'???iiitit
January. oimmmmI an offh'P in Uu*
imlWirti; Mr. l/VS'i'y a.i ?
ailtnilleal In the bar nl ilu* la*!
i< iiri'i SnjHTior Cnnri li?n
Mr. l.o*rv won honor for i lw
Ol I I loin?' Town by prowi s* in
atlilHli'K, particularly football, at
Wak?- Forr?>j .ami ill .lit'."*?* l?J?>?'il
i??r Kllsabvlk rn> <<n tii?> mm- In
the'flay* of ilit* TwIIikIh (??'Ukih'
ll?* hu,| ill I1 If*I llienrht ol hi-Kiii-'
i. in K i h?* prucileo of l;i w in ill?*
w?"?i?>rn |?ar| of the State hnl last
??" K (l?'t'id?>(l lo begin here where
In* is already favorably km>\\*j ami
lias many fi i< ml*.
PASQUOTANK TO IIAVIC
ITS OWN KKFKI(KNI>t'M
t^irstlm t>i Heme . mul l-'nmi
l?< iin'tivini?iim 'Hint WHfnn*
Work to Im> \ irtnl on
W> arW wlUi "Holrifi ptiHfi^ Vlilh
way .'(ml that by ronsHtitont?* up
posing ami I Homo favoring bom?
demount rat ion work, farm dom?
??nst ration work mul a wolfnr?
??ffn-?T In. Pasquotank County. tbiy
County lN?mmi**loiirr4 In rrxul:ir
re^Mion M.?mluy jotril lo Milint't
(ho Issuo In I ho p<*ople through a
referendum at the November elec
tion.
II.111olm will lie |irt>pnrpil ho
that the volor may vote fur all
throe phases of County work or
against ull three, or In favor of ?
one an?l against two. or In favir,
of two ami against one.
The Hoard turned .down a prn
jioMal for a county-wide campaign
against tuberculosis amoiiK rattle,
on the ground, first. that the
County has n.? fund? for the^work
I ml. IMMOnd. that, with those Nil*
iiiK milk already required to huv^
their rattle te?t*?l for tuhorciiln
nls. If a man producing milk for
bin own family was not Interested
enough In liIn own wife and chll
ill m to have his to'.v.? tuberculin
reefed It wan his own business.
?<l.hen?i*e. wilh a I all member
ship prrsoni. tho only inallor* diH
poneil of by the Hoard at itn Or
?ioher meeting was of a rout in?
nature.
HKAI.ril A FEATUUK
OF WOMEN'S WOKk
Mr*. Mi K iniiiioti sin**?'* 111 I*
I'ha ve or llonio Demon
>1 rat Son at State Kale
Halclgh. Oct. fi -MH?'?rih. liovi
to attain il and how to maintain
It" will ho ono of th'' chief fea
tures of tho exhibits and demon
titrations of the county home
agents under tho dlroctlon of .Mrs.
June MrKlmmon, state agent. at
llio Btalf Fair hero during Orto
hor 13 to 17.
foremost among tho hcrilth ex
hibit and demonstration. accord
ing to plan? announced at tho
?vent's office. will be a dental
clinic that will ho held through
the asshrtanca of th? State Hi tilth
Department. A MfMlfllO boot h
will l?o occupied bv this demon
stration and care of the teeth will
he explained and * t reused, (he
health officials maintaining that
tnany of the a II men t * of tho body
originate from neglected tooth.
Nut ? fr??m Hi?' H alt h Depart
ment will ftlu make talk? for ex
pectant mother? and demonstrate
at* well a m lecture on the care of
Infants and children and how tr?
make propr r riot Iu k for them eco
nomically.
<1? nnllne?* of the home?, tho
yard. barn, and other outhouses
will be stressed and the connection
"f thin phase of living with good
health will be nhown. tl was said,
whil ? the beautifying of the home
will ho urg''d in clearing the
"road to contentment" which Mr,?
MrKlmmon think* ha* Its effect
on health In that It affects one'*
disposition Mr?. Mr -Kltiimou
stated I hut she wished to ?how
"Mow a h-iinfl may he u.?'d for
comfort and beauty an- well as a
piti' In which to eat and sleep "
Charts will be distributed show
ing th" rate | nourishment In the
various foods and giving selected
hi nus lor the family tablo f ?r the
? ntlro week. Milk, egg*, certain
meats and proper breads will ho
shown and explained. (harts
?ill nlso ?how tho proper w?dght
of pnrvonn of various sixes and of
cbl!dr< n of ccrtaln ag"?. ^Irales
will ho kept hi the health booth
and visitor? will be given th# prlv
llego of weighing and having i
talk with attending hqalth offi
cials and nurse?
cm IWkAll MTIIX AUK A D
In the contest nt? two
Men's lilhle Classes Cllv Road had
pt'^en' Sunday *1. rnd the first
Methodist *0. There are three
more Sendsvs of this mntHif The
losln side has to visit the win
II1 11ar ?t<te after tt># con'esl If ever
and furnish teacher and tako full
ehsrr Class.
Ham-Ramsay Revival Off
To Good Start First Day
No ami N<? N i?ilinu l.uwtini In l)? Talking at
Siindax Servirrs l>ul ttam*a\ and hqnul to
I'KIMVin S< III XII
TO II \\ K H .OAT
Fire l*r?*%<*nlIon ilv Tlieir
aii<| T1i?>'re Aflrr a I'rl/r,
^ . .... ... Tim.
. ?a; . r-iiv'h za
ru*e itulay. i;i limiting 1??11 ?: ??imiuOi
in uko ;i iuuk. .aa a lm^y
mid |M*rU?i?!? wn'mlt-riil ?|i;it it's
all alio 111.
Why. lis National Fire I'r vn
tiiiii Wi'i-k, and tl??' Primary
-?*rhnr| kirnwf tl If n'ntin ty
doe*.
Ml** -?alile llea*l? v. I'rijii:n>
8rh.Mil |?r!||iIpnl. Willi ll'T rorp.t
of efflrli m |j uj 11 v r . <i 1 'l' ?i Ju
MT.iW.J- li_. fcVaiimfr...viltrrcfa?r ut
Safely J.eajtiteM in Faniern North
Carolina. w.'rp a> liu><y a* nnilil
!>?* working oh- ? Ri> Prevent ioir
Flont fr?T the patriot Fair.
Thin fln.it Is in hIimw I ho i*. fa I
IIKMlllrr of defiellve fl?l?v>. <|(>fiM'
11 vi? wiring and other fir?* daiiivTs
j|i lln* hour ?*. /
Through III?' kindneA* of Mr.1
Perry a Chevrolet (ruck I* Im-mik
iimmI. and Kin* Chhf J. It. Flora,
who lias offered every assistance
(?oSHlhle. will have nn?? of Host*
rlljr brave firemen drive the
float In 1 lie parade. . J. Tartar
I'errv, Clyde Armstrong ami oth
? 1 Kladi/ lent 1 heir aid
it perekanro this flont ?hould
w in a prize, I lie money will he
n*ed for the Primary School.
CAPTIIKK Mi l U;K
NKAU SHANGHAI
lift Til"- \W<IiIk| I'riHi
Shanghai, <H*t. fi The Kalng*
nn forr?.? m|ir(M?iiltnv liking
rovi rnmcnt today undertook ??
Klang. a c-My 2H mil?-? Mouth writ'
Thinking alt.uk Houthra it of Suni
of Shui)glial, ami" raiitnrcil Ihn
of-? ('Imhlmm.- iiiiIim
roiHhwnril from h?T'' Thr |>1a?'p
wjii ilefondi'd liy 2?0 Clickliing
troops.
McADOO EXAMINKI)
AT JOHNS HOPKINS
llaltlmoro, Ort. <*> A thorough
fxiim.lnat Ion of William Clhlis
M?'A<lor> wan mild*' toilay by .1'ilin
IlllpkUu? Iint-pl1.il pliyMb'iNUH to
d? t< rmlnr Ills real condition .md
when I lie' operation wan likely to
Ik? iiiTiormcd. Tin? form r w
crotary rami- here yoHli-rday for
tin? removal of gravel from Hie
bladder.
<:ooi iih;k spkaks
ro ril F. i< ko choss
WuRbltiKloh, O ' 0. Th;? lih
i m k Hm* ahhtIi-jiii it??i C roan for
ItM nroonipIlHhinfnl 1 for ?'prurll
?ul Immunity and Inspired rjmr
Itjr," Prcnld?*n( roolidg?- in Mm ml
*r1rr?H today ;il tli** ojioMiiK of l*?<?""
nnnual ni"(>|lnK of t h?. >?oH<riy
khrrn ptrnrfnf tnr a "trnty rtvtttzrd
world wber ? tli?? cost of arma
mont, ??f pftiHlon*. mid of fort 1(1
rniloni worn not r?*<| ?ilr???l lo !???
I orno. wh?*ro rosourcoii roufd bo
i??od to promote, not lo doMroy
happllifr In Miirh a Horid, what
iniKlitv work? roa1?| 1??? aero in
pHnhf-d wndrr thr tfnrtr*rxtT?p of?
Tin* Kpd fron, Poverty, luno
rnnrn, pr??Ju?lI? i\ and till ttnrbar
k aide no?*# might rompl?'t<4y r*
li?*v?*d d nil rrmrdifd " Tli? Prrn
ld? til fa Id Ibnl toward mm-h H h
I o ???! (lit' rare in mnkiiiR pri
Kroii.
MAlisllAI.S It \ 1,1, TONHtlfT
The Mjii?Ii;iI* llnll will In? H*'l<l
tonight nt rilho o'rlork In I ho M?*
nonlc Hali.' A commute?- of v?iunt*
luiJIoii'hin tir?*n hiiny fortrtjTilwj
r it 1111 tr ihi- hali ' for tli?? (ircnilon
and many out of town git Mm ar?
Np?rl? d
lIlKRtn* (irrhi'Slra lia* liern en
F.i?K?v| to fiirnMi the tnunlc
KIOIITV-SIX KAVKI)
FROM IH'ICMW; I ?O AT
New York. Oct ft Tit I UK
Maric Olxon jrAntpnlny resetted MU
Iihumc ngcr* from the fi?hliiK lioi?
MI ?t lel oe wh^n It wax *!*?*? r ?y t
by fir" off A m brone Light. Non
wrrn killed.
( LITTON M \ltK9CT
New York, Oct. H. Cotton fa
luret opened tnrtay nt tho foil ?w
In* Icvol? O? ? 2ft 12. !?"? 2*> 20.
J?n 2ft.0T. Mnrih 2*. 30. Miy
2r,.no.
?Now York, < t ft.- -At two p
m today rplion future rtmiif nt
the following level? tin 2?.00
!>cc. 2ft 14. Jan 2ft.22. Mure h
2ft 4ft. May 25.70.
f\. ?? York Oct. * Sjpof ? >t
Ion clog? quiet. Middling l*.2fi.
n dcrlln* of lift point? Future*,
cloning hid. Of. 2ft ?7. f>er 2ft 0',
tun 2ft 17. March 25.46 May
25.70.
I
Flam Kimsay evan
|:iri< riiiion ar Ihree o'clock with
It if t :i lic rti:? rli< about Hire?* quar
It? ? rrill ?1. Ii r?>lI upon Chorister
I W .1 I: nn-say to fill ihe roles of
?in,' <mii <?r town laymen who had
I !?<?? ii expr-ci i'?! to ppeak. hut^couM _L
IIit? <*t r.ifTi?? <<it account of fhodM
road*. ..i Kvntigelist ilam himself
'iulit mu ai rlv ? until Moft
I ?I j i y. and t<> do his own part be
sides ? "
I A I is s a hie and less earnest.
I ill-ill would no ilouhi have failed,
II I'M i Mr Kiiniiny rose to thi oc
i:fl"n an.t s.i.oimdncVd t ho poo
!>!?' of lii-i ? arnei<tnest that he in
Maiiily w??n ihelr good will and
desire l<? co-operate In this great
movement Cur riuting aloft tho
nI??aln nnd conduct of the com
ftt?i n 1 tTr" *? ~
One iiiipri'stlve fact was brought
? ?in by l*r N II I) Wt.SOn In his
TiiTn dud >ry i marks for the Mln
isierial Association. namely, that
while many "vangcllcal parties in
sM upon a financial guarantee be
lor. th? v sign a contract to come,
44h* K.ttn-Ramsay party come
and put up the big tabernacle at
lii ir own i xpense, they bring A
grand piano to he used for th?
services.--they meet their other
necessary expense?, and they de
pend solely on their faith that
lin y will he aide lo do such a work
in tin1 community that In the end
llteJr expenses will be paid by vols *
Miliary contrihutions.
Mr. H a 111 say began his talk by
hlliiiu ib< folks, many of them
w-ri- from llie country.?that ho
was not a preacher or the son of
a preacher. He said that h? spoke
as a laym n. a farmer, a country
man. His subject was prayer,
and with iiliiHt rations of a lit tie
girl awking her father for
i btngH she needed in* mad? It plBIfi ,
Hint when prayer Is speclfl?,
? arnest. and intense, the prayer
I.? granted just as surely as the
child's request is granted by hor
earthly father.
\ < the service closed and *be
pen pi" went oul there were many
who said. "If Mr. Ham ran make
I hi- way any plainer Ihan this lay
taan. b> must be a great preacher.
Indeed."
"Tli?* purpose of ihe Ham-Ram
say Kvungellsllr Campaign In to
loilld cliaructrr and lo fight sin,".
Mr. Rumsny (old a crowd of about'
."..lino people Sunday night when
lie preached from ihe lext "As We'
Have Oppurt tinlly Let Us I>o fjood .
I'nio All Moii."
?'This campaign" Mr. Ramsay
said, "will offer an opportunity
lo lb" Christlon people to do good
in Kllzuheth City. There Is noth
ing Dial will build a future gen
eration of upright courageous cit
izen . lik* the dospel, thorc la
tiotbiiiK that will empty your jails
like Ihe bring of Ihe dospel Qf I
tlo- rls n l?ord Into Ihe hearts of j
jour youpx pepplo. -J
"A mlghlv throng of young men
In liieir teens in your city need
tlw HimpeT Were I lo nsk those
of this are In Mils crowd to stand
vim. would he startled at the
Mnall number here. Where are
they? Your preachers from Sun
d iv to Sunday proclaim the dos
P> I lo imply pews Ibat ought to
'?II? yiiiiiK nun Young
It" II ran Tfffo Hie hands' of tin ,
law by loafing?by going wMi
lb?- wrong crowd. Show me a com
mntrty l*i which the churches are
filled wlib young people and ll d
will ?how you a rlghleoua city/* *
Mr. KaniHay was much pleased
with the loflal musical talent^
parih ulaily with Ihe rr ndering f
?Komi <m s Losi Call" that beau- "]
ilhil nrtapllon or Miserere from li
Trovaton Members of Ihe choir
are urged to he there tonight i
Hi n't ? ii- may b" assigned.
I'lider ib direction of held i
ixher deorge Twlddy the ero* *
ur- b'inK well i a ken care of by
the usher*
liy Tuesday night the nurso:*?
v/IU he in operallon so that, moth
ir? may leave their bshles to be
I i','i n care of and enjoy ?lie *??
'\y-\
Th< laymen's service pi in nod
for Holiday afiernoor. will b?> he!4
lini r when the mans ar" b*tt*?*#'
Mr lumsny will preach toulght
ii? 7 10 and on Tuesday nlgnt *t
7 :to Evangelist Ham will deliver
lil? first sermon.
4
JHI.I.V T MAM WIN H 1
?t-*;
The Jflly team from PaatiuO*
i?i?k -founty rompoMd of Mlaftta
Itilth llnrrpll anil Murcucrlf? Mot
nim of Kork? Community ?m
ilful plaio In lh? try.out m Heft- "
lord XalurdBy will ?T) 1.1 IU- '
1'lRh illirInK lh? Htntr- Kalr te tab*
liart in Ihr State * Me cnnteat " 1
I'liannntaBk Comity hr . I
'"H" Ml,.-? .11-mina Uma? >l?T
Mar) Hewitt. won aecnatf nliao, '
th' tfertfnnl l?am nlnnlna flra
111 111' rlothaa content tba fig
i .i ? i? *nn hy the Win t on ch