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VOL. XIV, FINAL EDITION. ELIZABETH C.ITSf, NORTII CAROLINA Tl'KSDAY KVKMN'd, OlTOlJKU T. lid. ' SIX i'AUKS. NO. 23?.
"SENATORS EVEN UP WORLD SERIES
3
Senators 003020020 713 3
Giants 1000 0 1011 46 1
Harris Keeps =
Pledge to Fans
Polo Grounds, Oct. 7.?When I?uck Harris left the Na
tional Capital he promised the Washington fans that they
should have another chaiuv to witness the season's annual
classic.
r"-i He made good oil that
promise today by defeating
the New York Giants in the
foufth game of the series 7 to
4 and evening up the series.
The series now stands t wt>-to
two, and even though the <Ji
anta should take tomorrow's"
game, the series would have
to be played out in ?Washing
ton.
A home run by Gotdin in tin* '
third inning with two on ha**,
whi-n tin* Giants hnd ,?;ot aw?> to
a one-run lend in tin- first frum ?. .
started the Washington* on the:
highway to victory. New Vnrk
never got in sight of victory after
that frame, for the Senator add
ed two mor*1 talile* in the fifth
before the (Slants got their s?-c
ond run. and idling Osa upon IV
lion, added two more In t h?
eighth before New York scored its
third and its final tally.
New York used three pitchers
In a rain effort to stay tliu march
of the victorious? Senators. ]taId
win replacing Harms in the sixth
and Dean replacing Baldwin in
the eighth.
Mogridge Went to the showers
when lie grew wild In the eighth
t<> give wny for Marberr.*, but
Wilson, next up, greeted tin* new
pitcher with h two-bagger.
Fair weather greeted New
York and Washington for the
t fourth game of the series. and
prtattlse of a bigger crowd than
yesterday was evident in the un
reserved bleacher seats which
were completely filled before
noon, while the upper stands
were rapidly absorbing their hu
man cargoes.
Ducky Harris, youthful manag
er of the Washington Senators,
sent his leading portiddcr, George
Mogridge. to the mound to turn
the tide of tlio World Series bat
tle which stood befor?* .today's
game two games to one for the
(Hants.
New York's veteran leader,
John J. McGraw. rolled on Virgil
Barnes to pitch the National
Leaguers to another victory.
The lineup follows:
Washington?
McNeely, center field.
Harrlft, second base.
Hice, right field.
Goslln, left field.
Judge, first base.
Bluege,. shortstop.
Huel, catch.
Mlfler, third base.
Megrldge. pitch.
NenfYork?
Liodstrom, third base.
Frlsch, second base.
Young, right field.
Kelly, first base.
Meusel, left field.
Wilson, right field.
Jackson, shortstop.
Gnwdy, catch.
names, pitch.
Umpires ? Qulgley. at home
plate; Connolly first base; Klem
second base; Dlneen third base.
-Batteries: 'Mogridge. Marherry
and Ruel for Washington: names,
t Baldwin. Dean and dowdy for
New York.
? First Inning
Senators ? Washington went
otfl in order in the first Inning.
HeNeely, first man up was
thrown out at first by Jackson.
Harris atruck out and Rice went
out. Frlsch to Kelly. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
(Hants?Mogridge walked Llnd
strom. the first man to face him.
Harris threw out Frlsch. Llnd
strom going to second, from
where he scored when ft hi eve took
Young's grounder and threw wild
to first. Young was held on the
Initial seek, but went to second on
Kelly's fly to McNeely. Meusel
walked but Wilson went out. Har
ris to Judge. Ona run, no hits,
one error.
Second Inning
Senators- Coslln started ofT
with a single to center field. Kelly
took Judge's high flv, but ftlucgc
best out an Infield hit, Ooslin
slopping at second. Roth runners
advanced while Mndstrom was
throwing out Ruel at fir*t I.lnd
strom also threw out Miller. No
runs, two hits, no errors.
(Hants-?Jsckson sent up n high
to McNeelv. Howdy vent out.
??farrls to Judge, and Harms
1 vp?vrvi Llndftrom sin: I? I to
right, Rsrnes going to second, but
Frtaeh poptH*d out to Harris. No.
wins, ona Mt. no errors.
Third Inning
Senators Barnes struck out I
Ili r t"'!".'I MpN- 'V ?liml. ,|
V*, v
M'-'. nii ,?
*'.'f'ty i,.nd m i,i,
iirmul i ""w,u ? 'i.-ir
lin,'. ; , , " V K<'?'??? t..
Lit-. "li".'".
ttlatttc ?Votini; Ftrnek ot?? .
K?r'v V7 "i" V15,1,154' tl.ircl Innln?
bick /?'? ?? <! a,ltl 'i' -tlJi w. ur
*V. *'?" 1? II?'? , |.(|||. \l.,?
??1 s ,lril . v? ?
:io errors. ? ?
Fourth Inning
\i M r""' ,M Kellv. i,hi
lili. ?o error* ' ' ru"'- """
Vili?"!- ?M I" (ioslln.
runs, no hltr. t> > ?rn*rs!
'"'IfHi liming
Snnalors rn, s.??i?r,
h In Kleii ihi, t|??, lo ,,.ri n |d
N. "!y, iy r?si ,?^d?
]Jnil and k"ii,.,| on ?? wiid ? ,
IWarTIs went FW,??, "^n,
' > temina Ilarrl*
Judi-.' jn,t ?j, ? i,| | n , w
???n ?n?l Crwlin
C.owdy in rriM-h. T*.. r?'V
throe IiIIh, no errors,
??m?, on?; Iiit, i,o errors.
Hl*||| Inning
nf j'.nn'orK llnlrtui,:?. In |lllK.,
whon iT"' Ni>,l""?l?
wuon tin y w? ?f |f, ,,
S ? ?!f'' n,,,l*d ih,t in or
d nr. niui-K. Illcd nn! lo Krisrh
Jnckson made h nice -day ,,f j.?J
nlr. Kr0,!n'': r w,d 1? i m nt
tin d M ill? i- ni,.j ouf to \vil
?on No ruiii?, nr. hll*. no error*.
wiih 'W* York K' ,,y '?lf
with nt wo-bam li It to renter ll?|d
M -uhcI was thrown out at m hi bv
II I" e U',|,,u t? II.,, ,1 fro,.,
?le re |,e Hcor,,| whii,, m,,, ?.
lliniwIdK on I Wilson. lih,,.,.,. K?l
lil? I hi id i:bsI?i of Hi,. innliiK |,v'
throwing out Jack.son at lirni :
One run, or,?, lift, no i rrora.
Seventh Inning
.Senators -Afngrldge struck out
for II,o t *i i nI lini", bul AlcN? ??|v
doubled to l.ft |j,|d. IiIh third
jMlraiglit Jim of th?- ^ume. II. u, ni
lo tliir?! mi IfMrrlfl' ionu flv to
iS"?"- "" tli? r? wln ?
Klce IIImI ..m m Mfiinel. No runi.,
<???? bil, nn ornun.
fJlantH Harris robbed Onwdv
I?/,."';" h'" '-'"??thwnrth. bnliloK
i??i iialdwiri. iniii down ? bunt and
h-.'n f.wJM?n N,,,w? juiitled the
11 , '?'"dsiHtn /oi-cd Sou tli
lH,.at Mlll. r lo Harris
irlL?!alr..1 tm'K *' h" HWn> from
MmoIi w.th a one hand .slop and
, quick throw. No run?, no iiiifl
one error
I'^ghlh Inning
Senator* D an went Into n||Ch
for New York. II. wan grfeted ,
7, m |,fl ^-nter by'
OoslJn. his fourth hit of ih< k?HT?r 1
Judge Mifto -itijrd to l,.ft and
when M.usrl JuuHbd the hall
(?osiiii w. lit lo third and Judfto lo
second Moth runners scored on
MlueKe's sliiKl. lo center nnd on
fht! in row in lilueu. w,nt to src
?"<;? Ifu.-l, howov.r. foub'd to
K'll.v. Miller sent i:j. a hfxli fly
to Prlsch ami Mo*ridm funned
for the fourth l(nn> Two runs,
i llirce hits, oi,i? i-iror.
fllnnts Mokridf walked
loung. Kelly tin d to MrNWiy
and Meusftl walked. Tin flrsi two
pitch' s to Wilson w. ro halls nnd
M Off,rid b.. ?as e..?if to th. shower*.
Marberry reli^rlnit him. You n?
??cored on Wilson's two barte r lo
rlftht field, but M"Us' i wa?
cauuhl at the pint-. Hi. to Har
ris to Unci, Jari;hop w? nt out lo
JudKe un?sal0|o<l. (Jn.? run. one
nit, no error?
Ninth Inning
?Senator*- McNeely struck oilt.
XOTIIH
We will rim?'* on Wednesday,
Fair Day. ni o'clock.
Hrsl nnd <1ll*ens N'ntlonril Hank
Hn%lngs lUnk'ami Trust to.
Caroflna llanklux and Trust t'o,
adv i
M A YOU MOItK TI1AM
EYElt IS LOJNM.M U1
I til Is (oniiiiu in fur I,? ?mil Guides
(infirm IIU Opinion
. ^ Al<>n<l?>
"I feel more strongly t hint ever
llmt we did the right thing in
ending litigation and coniiiiK to
ttrms with the utility corpora
tions." Maid Mayor W. Beti Good
win Monday night when the City
Council in regulur Mission found
among the monthly bilL; on*. from
each of 'the two legal firms re
presenting Hi.* city in this lit lica
lion rcprwentini? an amtronatc In
round iiumhrrs of $15.000..
"Aren't you ubout ready to
?'?.ante your vote?" the Mayor In
quired of Councilman Foreman,
who occupied a ?eat immediately
10 the Mayor'* right. Mr. Fore
man win one of the thre> voting
last week against the $:??(!.000
-utter which Is now before the tilll
iti**? mrporailnnn.
"No. ' replied Mr. Foreman,
"hut I do rhitjk these char****- nre
Councilman Gordon recited t lie
fact that the law firm* had been
retained without any stipulation
as to fee and that the bill would
have to be paid. To net It before
t lie Council Homebody moved to
pay the bill and the motion wa.?,
seconded. On vote, however, t hit
motion watt lost. Then came a mo
tion to nsk the chairman of *hc
finance committee, Councilnu'i
Gordon, to represent to tho law
firniH that the Council considered
the Dills excessive and to ask if
they could not agree to rcdw-e
them to some extent at least. Mr.
Gordon was not keen for the Job
but It was thrust upon him.
The law firms representing the
city in this litigation have been
Thompson A Wilson and McMul
lan Si LeRoy. Their first bill was
rendered June 1S>23, when, at the
termination in the city's favor of
the first action instituted, they
asked for $1.500 each . At that
time the firms had been in the em
ploy of the city for a year and the
matter had been In the courts
since December 15.. On this busis
the Council found the hills ren
dered last night fully twice as
large as members had expected.
leknoa threw out Hntrlx at IIrnt
and I:ice went out. Frlsch to Kel
ly No runs, no hits, no errors.
Giants The Giants tried hard
lo come from behind In the ninth
wlon Gowdv singled and went to
third when Rlee threw the ball to
first and it hit the hag and
bounced into the Giants' dugout.
1 Jen t ley, l?;itt ing for Dean, ntruck
out, but l.indstrom singled, scor
ing Gnwdy. Frlsch walked but
was forced at second by Young. '
Judge to niuege, Undstrom uoinu
lo third. Kelly fanned. One run.
two lilts, one error.
I'O!Mil. FlflM ON
NO (MIW Oltl?IN.%\<Kj
Monday night In t!??? first c ??inter
k tin ill?* no-row ordiualu,<%
ilL KilklL illcJUillUfliLuf I IlKtOi m h.i
fuIn would continue to Milk their
own'-were !#??! ti v I;? i. Kinnwit and
M M. 11 urili?'.
These gentlemen pr.. en ted h p?
lit ion sfgn? d hv. notne "Sou vottTl
asking tin* Council to permit the
keeping of two row* on a rltv
lot; but Messis Knimctt and Hur
-4U?-?-?prot*?ed t?juj?j??u t.* it it the
1'oittK II could not *if it i way to.
permit two th<> petitioner; wotii.i.
be iiI'Ih to do ViTjr well with on?
cow. T hoy r.-presentiM. I4?wev-.
er. tluit compelllu;; re<idoiit.? of
tin* suburbs. when* gr.i?x Is plen
tiful ami land is relatively cheap.]
to liny milk when thry could o*n I
und produce It sit such n saving
would work hardship in tiiuwy I'u-"
e*.
1h?' t'ouniMl took no nfiimi oni
the petition, nut s*$ tnurh as one
being raised on the Council in
UMTaTf ?T mr |tf{Hion.'
DOMRS It \l\ DOW N
ON ANCIENT cm
? It? Tli' iMfutnl I*?? ?
Tientsin. Oct. 7. - Maucliurian .
rlrcmft upptared today over Shan-i
, haikwan In northern ('Nihil l'ro
vince at the en*t< rji extremity of
tlu* Great Chinese wail at daybreak
and rained bomb* on t lie ancient
city, while surface ariuiei of Gen
eral Chang IUu I.in. Mannhurlan
lt-ader. and Peking government
troop., ?urile.t on ?n intensive
battle f<sr tli* possession of the
cltv which f llield hy Peking for
rfi. according to prlvute advice.?
t revived her.*. The l>uti!c" was
noon.
FA!II TICKKTS ON HALF
AT DOWN TOWN KTOIiEM
Tickets are on ulo at Seligs
'"Jewelry- fltore, Standard J'har
macy, Southern Hotel. \pothceary
Shop, and Jtuxton White fte d
Company for the convenience of
those expecting to fttflld III?.*
Alheinarle District Fair thin week.
<1 \l*T. imiNKWATKK DKA1>
Captain Albert Drinkwater di**d
Tuesday morning at hU lionie,
301 HurgOhs street, uftor a lin
gering Illness He was C 4 years
old and hud heen a resident In
this city for the lmt 33 years.
Surviving him iir-> his wife mid
seven children. Mr*. J f. Spencer.
Mrs J. r.. Whitehead. Mrs It S.
Hull kin and Mi?' Kltzabeth Drink
water. J. G. Drink water, William
K. Drinkwater and Fred Drink
water all of this city.
The body will bo taken to Wnn
chero Wednesday on the steamer.
Hattle Creof, and burial s?rvlc?*
will he held nt the fsimily bury
ing ground.
Ham Here And Will Preach
His First Sermon Tonight
GvonKi'lIM M. F. Ham In In the
city and will pri'Hch bin flmt aer
mnn tonlKht.
"I>o an the people did at ll?-n
demon and fill thin tahernnrb- the
flml night that he In here." W. J.
Hani nay said Monday nlKht at the
clou?- ?if his m-rmon, when he an
nniinccd that n telegram had been
r< reived fVom Mr. Ham Htating
Mint he would arrive in F.lixabeth
City on the evening train from
Norf'dk.
"Ilefore thin meeting Is cloned,",
Mr. Itamsav nald. "people will be
nianrllnt: In every available a pot
Intdd" thin building. people will
?lond on tlie outnlde and llaten,
people will ellmh to th?- top of
thin fab? rnarle and peep In
through those window* to ' hear
Fvangollit M. F. Ham an he
preachen the everlantlng Gottpel of
jeaua Chrlnt.
"Theae preacher* ntnlle when I
ray that, hut I am telllna yon the
truth. People will com n here
from a great dlnfancc from Wll
aon. from Waahlnpton. from Nor
folk. from New Hern Mote peo
p|e will ho In Kllxabeth City dur
Inu thin campaign than have vla
Ited your city nlnre It wan found
ed "
Mr. Ramany Monday ntght took
hln text from the thirteenth verae
of the fourteenth chapter of Ho-i
mana: "So then each one of tin
Khali give account of hlmaelf to
Ood M un not therefore Jn I
one another any more; but Judae
ye thl? rather that no man put n
ntumMing block In hla brother'?-,
way."
?'We ran"t Judge each other."
thr npeaker an'd. "We cannot ev
en know the heart throhn of our
beat frlenda. Hod alon? can
Judk'e un and evfry mnn muat ?1ve
an account of hlmaelf to Hod.
"From the dav I wan lw>rn 1
ntarted on a journey. That Jour
ney la from the crndle to the ?
Judgment bar of Hod. All of un
rtro traveling on IIiIh aatno Jour
ney
"What aort of a report will yon
bo it hi?* to lonko of your lift* when
tlw ind rorai'S? An w?> think. no
an- we. No man pver robbed a
bank, without flrat harboring ?
thouKht. No man over robin <1 a
woman of hrr \lrtuo without flrnt
thinking It over. Il Ih no harm i
to think. I pity tht- man thnt
doesn't think. Hut th- trouble
with th?? youth of your city In that
It la t h in k 11 g downward Inatoad
of upward. Wo aro rtever bettor
than our weak eat thought wo
nov? r get any higher than our
nohloat thought.
"Never ban a Prealdont of t ho
United State? been oallod from n
gang of atr?'?'t loafer?. In front
of your hotol ovory evening and
lato at night your young m on
gather around th?*y dlaturh tho
refit of tho KUMta of that hot? I
with ungontlemanly utterance
Wboit a lady paaaoa In front of
that hotol thoy "tare tholr cyn
out"? I toll you there la no Pr??al
doiitial timber In that crowd."
Itofctrlng to oard playing *?nl
dancing, tho apoakrr received :i
chords of anion a whon h?' ?!?
olarod: "I never urge tho young;
pooplo not to dancrr and not to
play carda. What w?? need t?? do
la to got >n M vod flrat and thoy
will quit doing thing* that profit
th?'tn nothing. I am no preacher,
hut that'a bora?' gena*."
With apt and simple llluatra
tlona Mr. Ifamxny got hold of hia
audlonco and niado an ovon more
favorable Impr? nalon than ho did
with th# crowd Sunday night i.nd
ware Mr. Ham not in tho city to
day the crowd at tho tont tonlghi
might double tho attendance lad
night.
"I am very much plea*'d wllh
t h la Monday night crowd." Mr
Hamaay aald. aa ho lookod Into
th?' fa??* of an audience of about
1,500 people. ]
MlfS. mclvKJT IS
\V| !.| \KK Ol i ICKIi
lliit?*ir;h. Oct. 7. Mrs.. Thomas
W . Itickott. w i?l??w of Governor
was *??!
llilvlil (?I t.i |f;irr
i:i Wake county.
WILMINGTON I I UK
ttOES Ml'Ci? {> \>1
. - i b?.-^gs .yyttimau
**!. rT\~; 11.i .k. ??;? ii s?'T -!;i d .?^? | ? 7 , -
Oun in .in an 14i .i ifiSitiir.uit.
?iti?| a >iur**.
WAVNE COl M Y IS
1 I.OOI) St H KKKIl
(iol^tmro. (vi. T.- The wulpn
of ilf V us o ;iD<| Little 111v?ts r*?
? ? iliiiK hav?? lofr daniar?' cstuiiat
?ii a* half a million in Wayne
nullity tu roads an-l rall
luaili*.
I5\\k OI MAX TOM
<tosi;s its iitiiius
l(.i!?Ni;ai. Oil. 7. hoiiovk'lHir Jl""
run oil tin* I'.an k of Muxtoil
i?*nl:iy, the liutiU wan closoil.
Coolidge SeemsHaveEdge
On LaFollette In Nebraska
(.futile*?* (o \\ in !)e|>rml* oil Strength of Tiilo
of rm ?? \ to I 1-??Il?-lI?? lllll III
? Drill Not Kiicoiiru^in^
. m nwiu lAWUKvn?
lCt>n>l|M, ICI. 8? 1)1 A0VIKC?)
Oinab.i, im?S>? 0<t. r?. President CoolidKo Ims t ho I'lljji1 in
'I'M I.' w'll twin MiU'tl v i^nuj^ly at i4if -wo?
meat tJlV I-MFolItfi" drives, who fool, not without. so:n?i
foundation, that t Ivo., -ovon chance t*? win; but thv
farUirs whirl i makc.z li
and hoiv thoynr?
First, Senator Nor ris, who
like Senator LaKoll'tte. voted
against American entry into
the '.ear anil vim i.; ju.st as
niui'h a memlier o?' tl?.? insur
ant ^roup ;'s is !>ruol;!iait of
Iowa, is not. aitaekiiiK Coot
icljje.
Ii i<< Irii" thai h?* i.* not ?*nt
cuiii|i;ti".tiiiit: for lit?* I'n ^i<l*nl
but juul ?tin- Natsiw i? triu-, pre
vail* In-IV'CII Ili!M Ull?J 111" I? -ill
l.irs |t> kiicIi 11:1 r*t* lit that' ll;?*
K< puhlicam IliunaRHUriil H |h*i
1?<*:!>? ?M>ntf?tt with H]? r,tatnH (|ito,
? ?nul'>r IliiWi:ll, viii > h:;* a fol ?
lovdiiK am? i. i ... i i
tin; fr-V n hi?
'l?- i"it.!rtc
vul?- Im 1920 w ' V'.', t \ I Ii < ?
Democratic total was II'
Mr. (V#olM;: ? could afford to Ion?1
40 |m r n-nl of II.. Hardin: \iitr
nrhirli iron|i| kIvi' I?'ih >1 i< l;il 01
riH.lv> vol?* i.m! .-?ill rarry tin*
Htatc. if this d< f, ??um i
Jill Mi t.: IjKnlMKt. t.:... |v.
fi'lfl vot?-i?. um! if lli> third jcrlv
candidate ali?? *!;.-\v? I 1 pi,
of lh?- In-m,?*! alii- vol* i f
wlilHi would !?<? 17.X I t vo'cr. tin*
total won Id In oij!* I K.K42. This
would unan a phi ra lir. t- r Mr
(.'001 lit jji" of I ? *-.jh than 2."11.1 volnx.
The ri*?iiIf may ro? rlnf r.n
that hrn*, bul Im lil:- ly to
If ;i I S.OtO |?lHI i in x
Now. With lh? fur; i.i. Putin-i
nn a twain, no Dciiiocr;tii(- I? ader,
with whom -lh** wii:>r talkini
won hi admit for a initial*- that I ?#
|?i r c-nt uf tin Di itjorratfr vote
of If)20 would 1:0 to l.al-'olli-tli\
On t ho contrary. Itn- |n.i"-iiri? of
(fOvcrnor Ilryan 011 tic iiM'lutial
f lc*kIn confidently p\|'i ? ;i d to
hold thi> l>?'liiorialir voh* if hi
ded r.o rains are mad?-.
No l.vpnhllcun willi tho
writer talked wcnld j.rival? Iv ewi
c??d* :i 4?? per ?? ??? Iohh mul many
w. II Informed i f ii Vi re can
vusaod In I.Iim ->3ii on v.<11 nn Oi:iu
hn. win* honcatly tried to a; :?? *.?
tho situation.
Tin- big uncertain factor in Ne
braska. of chiiin . Is ih<- (!i-rniiin
vol?*. If all llf nu n with whom
tlili (?orri'K|HMid<iii diamond thl.t
problem could Iimvc nrrcril on on?
osMontl.il fart, namely: Hi?w did
the Gorman* voi?> hofore Hie war
Iphu?? urimp, thin there v. I?1 !???
no difficulty In cnniiiw I" a con
clusion on what In K"lnK to hap
pen .
The Republican? vrTio i> llevp
(ho Gorman vol?- lias always hcoii
Democratic bi-raiiH' tin Ijoino
cratH used to bo "wot." i?nd moat
of t ho German* voIpiI "wot.'.' ar?
not worrying about th- drift of
tho German vote to t^at'oll? tio.
The Democrat* who In? IvX flint
German* have recently boon Re
publican*? think tlio Iom to Cool
idue will bo *o treat whoji the
Germans voto for laiKidh-tto thai
Davis will conio to the fi- nl with
a Hmall plurality ami c?|>t:ir.? N?
brankn's doctoral voli?
It la trm- thai amoni iho G? r
mana a limit lon.ouu of tin in vot
ed aa a block Ih 1*?2? on Ihi* llo
publlcan 11' k? t. bnt many of them
turnod around in I'? 22 and helpod
Governor Itrynn carry t ho slate
by 60.000 in tin? v? ry *a:no ? ?
I ton that lh"ao i: rmnn* admlnl*
to red a defeat t'i Senator Hitch
cock. 1?? mocmt, for being faith
ful to WII*on.
TalVinti on tho train with An:,
unt Koch, of Norfolk, N'obraakn.
who ?H>< i-ofiiriitnn from n con
tention ??f tho I,uth?ran Synod of
Nebraska, tho writer beard < x*
pnnmrt what niny well n? m I led
a t epical German v lew. Wc talked
(?olltlca before Koch, knew Ihe
writer waa making a political
survey.
"Mow! of th" I.ulh rrn min'
l^fij and delc.ato*." h ?d Kcclt?
"told mi th<v wi re for 1,0 Polhi to
and an am I. In 1f?IJ ind befrre
that I wo* a Democrat but In
IS?1C I voted a skalnat Wllaon and
I v ?.l? ?1 for IlictliiiL- in
"Why will you Miipport IjiKoI
lj Ih V.'JIH 1||?> (| ?I?-Ki I?. II lll.lt Kllfc*
? ?1 ItHolf I 111 llll'd 1.1
"Wi II, ???? Wiii auiiiiisl I In*
war." w.is ilir reply. "Musi of
lis wh?? 1i.m| relative* in lt?'rmaiiy
didn't want (In- war. Now if III?'
fl.*iniili:i li.nl coni" iiVii* to fhla
founlry and ;;tluck?-d in*. w<*
would liav*' fouuhl them, for tIiIm
h our rounlry. Inn us it whs. wc
should h:,vi* Hlayed-on this Kid?*
and Irt I'liropi* alone."
"Did most of i In* d?'l nay
? I h? would vote for !.a Kolh-lte?"
"Moid of those willi whom 1
I.ilK'd f it 111 no.? Thrrr WI r? mmt*?
*Ijo claimed we would huvo hard
times If w?* voted for l<art>ll<*tt?',
hut I don't hflh-vo It."
mii Vi t in tLhi liuti tu-nlcuce toay.be
read lh? key to ?h? ? siliiailon. It
i.-- I In* Ht'l-i>Iu;? >1 w?-ai?oit of attack
thai hn* y?*t been (liijiliiyTiT
aiming ihe German* th?* near?*
about "l?ad huslnoa* condition*."
If will make more Germans hevi
lal * about voting for La Kol tot t o
than h ny I hi tig else.
Severn | influeiiiial German*
like Val I Vdoru, editor of a Get
man newspaper, and leader of tin*
Gorman-American Alliance be
fore'the war. are. openly cam
pal^niim for Preaident ('oolidy .
Some indication of the Impor
tance which the Republican man
uveuient nllrfbuteH to tin* German
vole may he obtained by watch
ing the careful distribution
throughout the ?tate of the argu
ment that l?a Toilette's id? m of
having Comcrc** ov?*rrld<* the_Su
preiiie Gourt of the 1'nlteil States,
would in the end work hardship,
on Iho C;? minus and oth? r minor*
IIleu. This stat?- passed a driiHlIc
measure In war-time prohibiting
i lw t? acliitw; of any but Hi?* Eng
lish language lit the Krade
school?. The law was d?clared
unconstitutional by tin Supreme
Court. So, also wan tin* <>r?K??n
Inw which wouhl have wiped out
pariochhil schools.
ItUl thin Ih ii long and technical
argument that will not b?? en*y l?i
ii?<?? with Ihe German who known
it I?? a far cry between, n proposal
of a 1'onst iiutional aiiiieiidmeiil
an?l a two-third* vol?* of both
llouM'H of Congres* pluH nctlon hy
three-fourth* of III?' stal?-*. which
would almost los?* Iii?*ir aovorelgn*
ly hy making G??ngre*a supreme.
What really c??unl* v it h tli?1
Geriniu voter Ih flic eld fa*hh?ned
argument uhout prosperity. har?l
lllii?'* and all the result:? thai un
supported to be imminent. If I ho
election I? thrown Into the Hon*#.
??f lC? pre*eniallv?*a.
Many husln? ss men. German*
and other*, Imve In coin?* apprc
hen*lve Ih*l n vote for LaK??llette
m?*nn? confusion, ro many of them
nr<* d?'*erllnV Hnvl* t?? t i.ik?- *ure
that fTooHder *ill win Nelmiwka'a
vote. Evidently Ihe ftn'eiiont of
Cl. in Shaver, It<?nior*ril|c national
chairman, f?? the fT? ?? ? Ih<%( Ihe
election ws* Ilk* ly to be Ihro^ji
into ll|c lloii?j'* of llepr? ?? -ntallvc*
'or ?1? elafou han had Jtisl t lie op
??o*T'* rtfirT fflTm ?hrt -which H*
Inlciid' d, lr l?a?? "f wir ntnft
v??t? ?* for Da v Ik many ron*?rv*
Hv. I> nvc have In ? h tu te d
toward Coolld'??* Whatever III?
?|. ' rHen of German*? !-? toward
I, r? Met?e. rr.d uniU?"?lonnbly II
will h?* l?r'*c lb?*!? will h" acqui
sition;? if? inik?* up for it
Th' German vole prohnhlv will
not he c:.nt n* a *1i.l*|o hjoek Ihl*
Mmft 1? will ho hoIit mo hecai|*e
i'r. *h'? nt roolldt" I* n??t nwcclet
?*?! with the e run in ??tit over the
e*(trv f f the 1>tlted Stalen Into
ih.'* v*?r "fid h c.>es?' of economic.
latuioe* ore tally ihr im irovfUifBl
In : rlciiltuml condition^. w?!l
t - e d ??? h" id manv '! rni'n ????
rni'>'icin?| in litje |f *fr. tVolldse
hof:1 fil 0'*r r int ' f t't vt'i'in
vol?', he Will C:>f t|.e kf?I'
ll? If he acftulra? I'nka. floh'
i ,-ind ether f^relee bora Vot
, M hfM ? to !.f?*.,|
i i . ne ^in utiu ?*rrv th?- ?!*??
ti 'nation app.-ar* to favcr Ihe
fit ildenl.
The IH-lrirl Fair parmle u?j!
it K Tui-iJj y u > miliar.. n i _a_ Xi-Cilb
on ftme umi I? fine iiiylf. No i>a
rail-' hi i v?i?r* if ever Iiii?
??vi'P moved so smoothly down tho
it<1 held r iti 'tu
entire unit :.<? completely.
Tlii1 puraih wax led hy Ml?' fol
lowing mounted niutshtiltf- chief
llcwry lo'Koy. Jr., KIwooJ \V ulh*
erlyT curl i.* fipuiii. "ilr.sTiaiii iteii,
William l>:i?Miii. William liaither.
Leslie llolaiiKa. Julian SitliK; llu
lirri To* v. I>r. .lolih llell, Kvau*
lllaili'-M.'Riiimt'll Wiit'l.iw of Hert
ford. Worth (Sard of CoinJ??<k. I{ <
lion l.ove. hii.I Miles Clark.
Next came three de oral oil it ?1 -
111 ;ii. ?'i i 11 s. lie- iii->i i.nivtiu; * It??
ri;v 4i|?iiri:il i. M,i>orJ 'V^ ~ Jlon
liuu-.w in. Ljiicijul I'o.liio ?it."JU?iy. .
ami I'll) MutiuK i John lira)' III
I ho second ?i'i e" i U?: lifftrlnt*?nf
idem N. Ilnwiml Hmlth. Vlco
residents J. \V. Foreman ami .1
T. .Mi-Cmhe. Treasurer W. I\ Huff.
Set-ret a r len Crover Fall* ainl l?r.
II. K." Nixon. In the third mine
Cat?t. IS. I". Hlewari of the I'niii
llro, Hu|?t. J. A. I'lhe of (lie
Coast Qua I'd. (i. I>. Haley, pav '
vle.rk of i lie Pamlico. au<l S.
Kulford, ensign.
IliKtSilm Hand Hi >' ??HUB Inl"
lil!'. il* inrllil>'Tit K.i.ly at'
whit?- ri-..ill. 1 IrifUaiTH ?nil rc.l
nul>. pla.vinn ? m-rry I?'"' """
pill Hi.' I'iilr Itn? I'1?1
in march uii'l I >i.i;?nilir? u? *? II
Next on in. til?' lif" savlnu boril
UHcd in tlm r.-M iin of tin* ? r?-w ??f
ibe tank?T Ml.rlo, maniicil watli
inni'i\>?'"*um. L'ii.ii.i?liiiaxiL mi'iii
Following cuiiii" Vnrlo Hum h
hiiIitk from H?? revna?4 ?-un*r
l'umlUo. w iHi their ereel h.'i?rlnK
?ml liandAttaui uniform*, keeping
wp in n gallant manner lltat *e
. IhimIv :iff. i t? the Iv arl^_of v
' ,?rv maldon watrfilnir ?m7 parad"
'?"i.'.'ndiiiK III?- final* ??" ??"? K'r''
HcpatttiK'tit apparatus making "
fin?* allowing and rollo?w<l by Mi
Five Prevention float wlib'h 'no
Primary School hud mucle ho ef
fective.' It* blazin? color am d It?
mrco ?if little fnlk* mail?- ?n In
Htant appeal and cloxe ^portion
.of tin* float 1 ?howHd that mweh
on refill labor bad boon given It.
Other flout* follow.Ml MiuWlnK
excellent Ideaa aind careful ??xeeu
Hon M. U. MorrlHoUo featured at
m?iltrn Huutxulu. Aarrmindrri. 1?'
<:,ntaway old fa*hloneil atov-n.
T1ic> Crystal Ife ftnd Coal Company
illHplayctl both coni and Ice on a
fl?mlnfi^rin<"?n ha. krnoipd most
i ffnctlv.-ly Tin- llulf I'lun.i l um
pany ?ti.iw...l ,, .1.1."I.. '""-I'"'!
hy hiindrod* of roiirilK wl'll?- "
well known pup who know* "I"
Maaler'a Voice" !;? !l1 guard.
The detfnml lini*1 bona* waa
shown by Kr.nii.-r li.oih.-r? J""'
rrady fur n miniaturo Mr ali.I
Mrs N-wlv Wrtl tu ?'i-p l"i"
8|ionrrr-\ValVpr Company had ?'
very |ir.-ily final. i laborni? ly ?!????
unite*! In ilalnly mlorr. Th'- I'ur
lly Ire- mill l"oiil Company had ""
unlnn. fl'.n ?"<? li
wriMilh of flown tnlmitdi'd In
? hlock of I.- '' ?;
??ho always 1? i'i h" 'l<-l~'nilc.l
on to pill on n K'?0il "nul M""
il, r.' Willi " ??!?> attractive im1'
nil. yi-nr Tin- automobile ?l?-ul
had lh-lr il.-foruK-il in
I ho parad?. Htifk.
umi m on K|i< iir<- II..H..W-II
Company ?11 i.lny. I farm ma.liln
cry lo ? irclli-nl u.lv nilam-. II"
Kurm-Ktorrrlr Cnmfrmr lllu
lln... ?i. wax Hi Pumi!? Hunk nn.l
Tnml Conipiiny. TIi?t?i w.-r? oth
er*. I her*- iniml huv. I I"'1
in., ri-pori r i? mil of hr?*ath and
,h,. i v i ? wrllM ribbon I? runnln*
off li dill lako innrh madlni;
1,. !?.-. 'i nri' lln'* m l"H ihp whot
story. . . i
Tim miintry liiKli f? ti'? >'?* n.ui .?
fill' raMiromoit at'on. N 'wlaiio
mm- f I r mi wilt, ihr.-.. I mrk t of
hov. and KlrW. Shlloi. folio??"!
^ n h ihriic. ami Wetk villi- with
If n. lile?" n eded no ilfrorat i??n
Th" happy fm-es of t It?' yotlaiK |>eo
j.Ip <nit f'?r a holhlay t ibl lh<*
rliet-ry la?e. 4lirt
The final nolo of <<>loi wa? in
Ion? procea*lon of ?*lKltt I xa?<?
ttuchH follow..,| by a IK'JH Pop?'
low?.?! in- i h?- torn " ,rl" k
anil utirrod >iy lli-liry !-?' y dr. -<-i
a. n ranamnffln Thl. nnr ent
vrhh-l.. Ihal h nI ? "Wl" day'
horo '!>?? plnraril ? Hi'-y '?'" '
|-?r Trum prodnrl?" and m"
IlIlM ?)< I'" ' I l?f l>' ??IH-lllfd
Ihal It hfotllthi ih>- parnd ? lo an
end with a I "Hit Ihal unlo..??!
i ho fair .pl-l! Mir- onoiuli an.1
h, lh- H.n th p had
wound about t'"- pilnrlp?l '!'>
,ir--l" uihI pnx d out l i Hi" l?l'
Cromid' .v. 'yhodv *-a. rrnll/lnl
th" Kalr ha 1 nrrlv. I and
Mile* Clark h:?d pnl ?v:r a real
'"on* ?I th.- Fair flronnil? th.
<ro*.l w?? tnn>?r?*tni:l* lar*?1.
Parade Starts Crowds In
Direction District Fair
(???1* Off in I inr Sljlr W i t li M?miiiI?mI Miii>liaU. 11 iih**
Hand. (?iiitrd, l ir? l)t?|>niiiii??lll? and
_ - a VariiM v ?f Al
Marl MIN\l.ll OIVKS
I VIM'IKS WARNING
? It. T?t? \> <? li'nl I'fwl
London. Oct. 7-?I'rlme Minis
ter Mm iMnuld addressing the an
nua! roiiJrronci' of the Labor par
i> today confirmed the overnight
iu4l?.ti ion* iU.it?tli**_ government
purposes resisting both the vote
of rcusii? advanced by Conserva
IIkI.4 and the Liberal amendment
proponing an inquiry into circuoi
statu ? h iind?r wlflch sedition
? barges .1 KMInwt a Communlwt edi
tor recently were abandoned.
M.ict ?oii.ild indicated that the
govern no-nt would not shrink
--Jiiiui and flection IC
put lo lb-! I?-Ht and declared the
r**?p<*ft?vhiliiy fur nn election
would not be the Labor party'*.
ltl<;<,KI< I'OIJCK KOKCE
NKKII. SAYS <,KKM)RY
Tlii* smouldering dlssatlsfae*
lion wiili tin- work of the Klls
uImiIi City police department In
tiie matter of lax luw enforcement,
? ?specially titi related to prohibi
tion. burst Into flame Monday
niuht xvlii ii Councilman P. C. Co
booti, wit.I ut the luNt regular
i?i ? t in u- d i reel eil llie attention of
t b< t 'miuril to t be relatively few
< me;; oi llquar selling now being
br.iuulit In fore tlie court, called
for re-organization of the police
department.
Mr. Coliocn, when asked to
tate what lie meant by reorgaa*
/.ation, expressed the opinion that
liquor li? being Hold more
more openly, a lid more" mgruA-'
Iv in IMixabeth City than ever be
fore Juki now and thqt something
must be don** to oupe with UMh
??Vil. M waa Willing to give Chief
? SreKnry a chance with a blgftf
|t<?li?'*> forcu If neceaaary; "hat,
thai failing, be wanted a near
Clllcf Of police.
'I be matter waa referred to the
police coniuillti e after Chief
Cregory had said that he waa
hampered by not hnvintc a suffl
eli-ni force lo adequately police
i lie town.
I need five or six more men,"
said the chief. 1 u*> police force
and the cnmmitlee will meet at
eu early date to threah thing?
out.
Mayor Oondwin's aetlon in em
plovlir. detective* lo aid the po
li- ni h cent of f:t|x.OO? which
? tided In a fiasco when the fact
that the delect I vea were here
leak* d on! Immediately upon their
arrival, w.ih approved by the
Council In its special' xeaslon of
last Wednesday.
PISKI) $7.1 AM) (X)STH
Krncat Morse, Perquimans
County. befor?* Trial Juatlca
Hpeiicc Tiiexduy (in charges of
? ;? rr) i it k u eonnmled weapon and
of^aHHuull with d?udly weapon,
wan defendent In the moat aerloni
rase of t h? day'a seaalon of the
iMorct'K court Hp waa found
KUllly of carrying a concealed
weapon and of alniple asaault. and
wn* fln*d $&0 and coats on tha
fornior nnd $25 and coata on tho
latter charice
(if even more Interest was the
r tNi' MKalnat Winifred Owens,
charged. for an offenaa rommlt
(??1 h year ago. with rarrylnf a
concealed weapon and with lar
< iiv of n pistol. Tho dofandatt
left town before he could ba
brought Into court to answal^ I
. and- lb? avU
dl?ciosed that he han wince
good In the* Coast Guard.
J u* Ire S pence, accordingly, fin
In ir h Itn guilty of trespass In?
of la t ci ny, let him off with a fin?
<>f $1* and coats on the treapaag
?-barge. and with $& and coata on
Hi simple drunk charge.
Hern In Whit?? for apeedlng it
tli? crossing of Interaectlng high
ways waa lei off with the coata.
Stanley Weklns on a almple
drunk charge was fined $6 and
coals " ? . f*m..
Mora'- Gregory, an old offend
er. waa fine.l $.*? and roata for e*
11 edina the ?peed limit at the
> :ot ?1112 of Interaectlng highway?.
Ilraxton Barber. colored, gener
ally known na llahblt, waa let Off
with cowls for th? aame offense.
i nrm> M 1KKKT
New York Oct. 7 3pot cot
tin dosed quiet. Middling 2t.lft.
at* advance of 10 point?. Future?,
< 1 ??ing hid, (>ct. 2? II. Dae.
25.2* I .in 2? 40. March IIH.
Mav 2ft.90. fW|
New York. Oct. 7.?Cotton fn
t>ir' a op'ned today at the follow*
In* level Oct. 20 16, IV?, IS.tft.
.Ian 25 SO. Mar. h I? ?<>. Maf
?5 SO
r nd t h "re wax every Indicating
f *r t tuj best Pair ever held In the
district.