TOK WKATHRH
(?'.tir ?nI tonight and
Tiiuii*(lay. North auil northeast
w i fids.
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VOL. XIV. FINAL EDITION. ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY EVENINl!, OTTOBEI: ?, 1921. SIX PACES. NO. 239
(GIANTS AGAIN LEAD IN WORLD'S SERIES
Senators 000100010 i 2 91
Giants 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 3 0 6 13 0
Series To End
gtOH
Polo ('?rounds, New York. CM. S.?A^.iin Washington's
peerless Walter JolinsoiV'Tailed today to :t"!n the tide of the
Uiants' batting, and the Senators went down in tlu-ir third
-defeat. putting Nhw York within one yt-rit-y.?
McGraw had been expected1 ?- ?
use his bijf bertha against
M'Johnson, but Nehf's injured
thumb, though niuth jm-T
proved, was still sore and the I
winner of the first game of
the series was not used.
Bocontf Trial :it tin- NVw V?.i i (U
ants' fifth vrnile of tin- W??rld's
8j?xteaw._ \\ liitll? Ul e Washing ton
. Senator were anxious to win. .ho
that t hoy in lic h t for the first tint"
tak?* tin- lead in the Kami* stand
ing. He was opposed by Ja?-|; I
Bentley.
Roger Pcckinpaugh. Senator |
Shortstop, was unable to ?<-t into j
the lineup again today on account
of an Injured knee; Tin- lin.ui>:
Washington?
McNeely, center field.
Harris, second base.
Rice, right Hold.
Goslln, left field.
Judge, first bane.
Dluege, shortstop.
Ruel, catch.
Miller, third ba.se.
Johnson, pitch.
New York?
Lindstroin. third baa?-.
Frlsch, second base.
Young, right field.
Kelly, center field.
Terry, first bam-.
Wilson, left Arid.
Jackson, shortstop'.
Oowdy. catch. _
Dentley, pitch.
Umpires?At tb?? plate. C?nn<>l
at first base. Kleni; at secnnd
' Qlnecn; at third has. , Quit.
BatU'ries?Washington. Jolm
son and Ruel; New York. Reuth-y
and Gowdv.
? 1 lining
Senators ? rJnTlsrronl?rntrtmrt
McNvely of a hit with a leaping
catch. Wilson took Hat ris' Ion.,'
fly and Terry captured lii<? n
hoist. No runs, no hit.-?, no er
rors.
(Slants?Lindstroin, leading oJT
for the Giants gr?et.d .lohnson
with a Blngl?- to cent?-r fl.-bl, hut
Miller took Frlsch s high foul. Mr
Neoly gathered in Young's IIv umi
New York's 18-year-old third
baseman went out trying to sj. :tl
second. Ruel to Harris. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Hecond Inning
. / Senators- Goslln started off
with an Infield slngb*. his fifth
si might hit in t w?? da vs. Wilson
took Judge's fly hihI Terry
dropped liluege's hoist, but Frlsch
recovered the hall and threw l?>
Jackson In time to catch Goslln
?t second. Ruel walked. Miller
was thrown out at first by Frlsch.
No runs, on?* lilt, no errors. |
Giants- -Kelly sent up a high
foul to Miller. Terry went out lo
Judge unassisted and tli?' s? na
tors' first sacker raced ovit to tf.<
stands and took Wilson's foul. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Hilrd Inning
Senators -The stands ros?? nnrt
cheered Johnson as he walked lo
the plate. H?? singled Inlo left
but was thrown out trying for
second. Wilson to Frlsch t?. Ter
~7. McNeely bent out u bunt lo
bhMietronH-HArria.accjUs.il!:'! a lilt
[9 second. Rice popped to fTowTTET
and Frlsch threw out Goslln. No
runs, three hits, no errors.
(Hants?The Giants scored one
run In the third when Jacknon
scrateh??d an infield hit nnrl after
Gowdy fanned went to third on
HenMey's single to rfftht fi?-l?l ami
tallied on Llndstrom's scratch hit
to third. Ilentley went to second
A?ld_fUu???_took Frlsch h ground
er and JAhaca TimrntFr. -Imf
umplr?' ruled Dentley safe on a
fielder's choice. Young lin? d to
Rice and Ilentley wn?< doubled at
the plate. Rice to Johnunn to
Ruel. One run, three hits, no
errors.
Fourth fnnlng
Senators Judge started off the
Senators' fourth Inning with a
single against the right field wall
and was sacrificed to second by
Rluege. Rue| w?*nt out, Jackson
to Terry. Judge scorde on Mil
ler'a single to right fWd. but Mil
ler went out. Young to Frlsch.
when he tried to stretch his blow
to a double. One run. tw?> hits,
no error?.
Giants Kelly struck out. Terry
made the first three base lilt "f
?the aerlss by a long blow to right
JFfleld. but Johnson took Wilson's
Vplash and Terry was run dqwn.
MAYOtt IS\IN Will
uk IIKiti*: mi ion \v
>:*?; I sart.. |.| K.lt.ir If.
? ?r i:.u ill |<u> .th t.li.rlni
Visitation t ?? l'li:-?|ll(i*;iiik Tiihi
No. x. Iiii|n..v,,| (n?lir of |<i-<|
-M?-n, ????*44Mtf-4?iuv?rvrtnfitr ?t
uUfcft U'cluck^, -fL.J.t .
a larM number of Hit* numbers
will h vail ih-m.? I\.h ,,r i his op
pp it unify to. ??a* . -?fii- lb,
lieud i>t 4bi; orilnr J? -*?oH-h t'arit
linn. Mr.? 1 '*t 1 n was ? \p. r?? ?1 to
visit iln trite |;j^i Sh'urd.iy night,
but rontilili.il?? d-vel?ip.-d* which
prevented hi m from doin:; no.
S.WS i;i;\mkst mi st
M \ixt \i\ roxTitoi. \ii:
? 1?
Washington. Oct. Pr.fiil. nl
OoolidKi- Tf? jniftn-rn?rhr?rt? fr~
gute? l? the t Mr. I X:ti i'Hiai] Radio
<;?iiif.T.?P" who e. II. d sit i In'
While lli'llS" ti'dav t;iid ih;it Cov
erwuen* mm nil "f I ho, air must
1? maintained. wit h tin- "wident
Ji'urjM' of fr? i-d'uii.
Johnson to Miller. Wihuu went
to second nn th.. Jnekmtn
rth-d to Hauls. .\V> runu, um hit.
no error*.
1'ifili liming
| Sena tor.i- -Wash i u nt ?> n ivjit i*?'* i
tired lu order in the Ii?(!i. John
nnnweut out. Jj<ck.?n!. to Terry.
_MoN?. ly popped to T? ri ami Har
ris struck out. Nn rnii>. no tilt!-.
no error?.
Glauts?-C.owdy singled sharply
|>anf Judjfe In Xiw York's lif-ii
and Monti? v poll? ,! tlx t>-,|| h,t.,
the right flvhl slatids for a home
run. I.fiiontrom fouled em to
lluel. Krln'h doubl- d to v :it? r
field, th? Wind hlo\viii>; th" hail!
JlrN'olv.
hit I V ;i piteii I hall. Ie.it "K- Jiv
lilt Into a d>-uh|e play to l:loeg?'
to iluni.i to Judg??. Two runs,
three hit.'?, no errnrn.
Sixth Iiiulnj*
Senatom- l{iee fanned. Corlin
also,struck out niter drlvin;: Hi*
hall into lie riyht h Id :?i:inds
and it wait in!? d f??ul. Jud?? sin
gled pant |-*rl: rh. hut llentley
fanned Hlu'*:-. No runs, one hit.
io> error?.
Giant? Terry walked. but
Wilson :tr,:r|; ?nit and IC !<*?
robbed' Jackson of a lilt when he
to??k hi.? drive tin d threw out
Ileal ley at r.fVond. liowdy popped
to Harris. No run?, no lilts, no
error?.
Seventh liming
Senator? Km I walk? d. Miller,
went mit to Terry unus?ist?'d. Ilu-I |
goln;- to second and K? l!> look'
Johnron ? skvucrap? r. McNei |y
Iwalked and Young took Hart in' i
. ny m ;ij ttt7v ;if ?No runu, no:
hits, no error?.
Giant i lien t ley went out. [
Judge to Johnson. I.indslrom
singled ever ?*oi*d. Il.irrl? gath- :
??rod In Krlsch's pop on a hit and
run KFIIy singled to rfchtl
Ih'pl, l.iudstrom i'oin): to thud I
and Wan frtflrrhl HI till' plate mit ilB1)
nth inpted double leal, fin? I to '
Hani. I ? Uuel. No ruits, two
hits, no ? i rom.
K'j'hlli Inning
S. ii:it?i- Krlsch thfeir out'
-Kom ?1 fii.d on a cloro ph.y. (ion j
(ill U?>t .1 h"lll" fllM III I Of HUltt J
field bl.-Teii is. Judge slnt:l<-d to ;
ri?ht and H- nth y was sent t?? ih??!
Hhewer.i, Mrt.Mtlllan rellc-vfd him.
Friwh Ihrew ?ui ll!u<Jndite1
?(?diiK to H.-rotnt anil i.indntroin ,
throw out I5u? !. <Mw run. two
hit??, no emu *
C.lanlH Kelly shmled, Teriy
tralkfd ntd when Jobtmon Jtig*.
? fch-d W.lsofvV ??rrific?' hunt the
h.. ? h ttWni'it won u..?.
Kolly Korcit ?>n Jaeknon'? sarri
Hr? fly lo Conlin. tJowdv forced
Wilson. Mill? f to Harrh. Terry
golttg t?? third, front n ? i? b<*
r.rorrd on >!c(}Uillai>' - Tcxatt
' leaRtHT. (lowdv halt? d at H'cond
hut seo/ 'i on IA ??! 'roin' ultiiip
, hit to left Mrtjulllnii wi-irt to
?erond. l-'rlwh f?irc <1 l.lnd? trotn. \
illu^ge to Harris Tlire? run?,
throe hit?, on? error.
Ninth liming
Hnuatar* Imtti.d. Jul.
Miller In Washington"? ninth, He
fllod nut to Kelly. Tate hatting
for Jobn'Kon, w'altrrd. nn?t Taylor
Wan went In to run for Itini. 11?'
w?'iit !?? fr^tn?| without a play be
line made for hint. McN'eoly
iar?m d and Harris Hied out lo
Wilson. No i tin?, no hits, no er
i rot*.
City Muiiiip-r?
"l>o? s r.li/ulH(h City i
ili>' rily "i r form of
crinm ut ?"
???mcrrr
Councilman I.. S. Cui-ilun,
chairman of tin* s|htI:iI coiii
_ir It iih|i'ilnt'j?l *>y Mayor
Ifk ? ioiula> iiIkIiTTo ??!?
ri Jvc ;i|>pliralions for lh*' posi
ll?iA of ?Mty manager of Kliat;?
1'i'Jli City ami !?< n-romui?ml to
Hi?' Council a ciirr? ssiir In City
Mr.iiniii'r I tray. n:;l: iviuIitm of
thl.i iiHWHpaprr to atiswi i in or
der ili.it ho may uMvrtain tli?*
MCtkt ItlH'Ilt of til?* |M1?|l|f ill tlli.-t
imHtcr. . ?
City Manager Flra.v hamlet)
i'i hi?? rcMlviiation lo i In* City
Counril at it* M|K>cinl i .??-??I in f.
on \\Y<liii*>tday of last Wtck, the
ri'-fl^natioii to bpooun- ? -iT?-?%tlv?
..Nun MiiW.-r _L Mr. llujiilunV
(l>i?'..t1<*n loiitln ? color in a: re
port. current on the Htrocla <v
tdncr Mr. I ?ray resigned. to
I hi' effect t hut tit.' City Council
likely to H|i|H>lnt
Mm * siicc< SfU*r _ u mau. who
would lut no mori- than a Htrci-t
cuinnilrtsioncr.
Ulil?!' ~M?4I|1mH H- -of?I U*'
ciiy iiuinawr coinniittei* -nit?
Coiiiiriliiii'ii Coliomi and Kra
xkw < oi.i kok coi'i lah
Hi? h Point. Oct. S?Knr ?!m?*nt*
an- leing made rapidly in ilii' de
partment of munie ut th.? High
Point College which I* offering a
coil rue in mutfc that load* t ?> tli-'
degree ??f Itachelor of Music. |i
hn'.i been announced here by Dean
N. M. Ilurrlson. Tin* enrolmi^ii
l:? expected by officials to bo large
because rcglfltnitiou In the munie
d o part men t ran lie made without
matriculation In the college prop
er.
K very student in the music de
partment In given the theoretical
R'lidy, it wan explained, and i?
then allowed to upecialize In
voice, piuco. or violin.
It was also announced that Pro
f. Mor Dan W. Smith of the d?>
partnvnt of mimfr was now mak
tng preliminary arrangement* for
the organisation of a glee club 1
and orchestra at the college.
ItOAD KKI'T OI'KN
Ashevllle. Oct. 8.---In answer to
numorou* letters inquiring about
the closln*: of the road to Mount
Mitchell. Traffic Manager S. II.
Cohen has announced that the
road will he kept open during the
month of October with all the co
operating forces along it ami the
uumeroua side trips. Tin* recent
rains liuve been a great drawhacV
to tin visitors at Ashi-ville taking
the mountain trip. It wn* said, but
the manager expressed the belief
that Indian Hummer would net
in r.oon and the mo*t delightful
season of the year would be In.
force.
MAY DYNAMITE KOAI>
Italeigh. Oct. 8.?State engi
neers announced yesterday that
they may dynamite the dirt road
from Tnrboro to Scotland iNcck to
save the paved road* from Tur
boro to Kethcl from the effects of,
the water dammed behind the
Jun?lion of the two roa?la.
Gives Up Hubby
T .lil hy hi? doctor thai h?> had on?
yfir fn IlVa.Wdiph v/ (')ihim ??(
Columbua aak*d hi# w,f*. Krt II/ K
I'pharn. to r?l?oa* hlin from nwr
rlar* ?o h? rnuld live h la lu?( ytnf
?with tlif woman h?> |o%c.| Mm
I'fthnm c. ante?] h.? rfjutuM
by fljlr.ff for uivor. ?v whUlt wan
rrantcd. togvthir with |io a motnii
for the aup^vii of ih?.i ?on. a?<* J ,
SHOT \\ IIH.K ON
WAV TO OVKN MINK
Klkins. W. Va.. O.l. s.
S;iinlriK(>> ?iii' ?>I the l?e*t know
? frar-ntn^ror*- til" ~nf:-1 VtrftHirr
unit pmmlueir. in I*<*?;??>? rutic pit
III leal r Ire les. wai shut u *.ir I'ln*
lipi iixl?y wliil?* ?*nr??ut'.' i.? th.
-XtTTtrttan" M!hp* * tcr ~Tcojirnf?ir-.>
operation on 11 non-nnlon IukU
Two nn-n arroTiipnnyinK Siium
r'tlRi* wi-rc also wtiuiuU'tl Tlo? o*
s.iiliinf" fill ii from lit?' un.lei
liru*li aloiiK ili?' road.
SHKNANIHIAH K\I)S
must i> w H.miiT
\li >uril tli?- Ml??iian?loa!i. (tri. H
Tlo* Sh??n:itnlo:ili appronrhlnK
Hi?- Alahani.i-M litxlMHlpni l*iundar>
ti t n upii-ti o ff. ?; m II?-s an hour
~!F.r,iHI !????( altov?' t'n- wihhIi d
fi*l*lM siiitf vall?-\? conipl-lfd tie
li2 4 In urn ?'f Iter I'.llOu mil?
f?'j*l voycu** :ii Hii'cltH'k tliin nioru*
Cuulral lUl?.
Urri avUM. a. .1?. Oct. s.r--Th?.
naval diiiKible Slo-nun<l??a|i in vh<
fir-it lit of it* Journey tu ill?* Pa
-?Hi?'. ('wntii-tr^Mi Uk?'liwi=h?t -N*w~
.{vwy, pimwNl ?> ilirtMitiU ? Viralnln
niul North Carolina mi l panned
i ii>r hero shortly licfore ihree?
o'clock ilil.< morning. arriving at
Atlanta about fiv?> o'rlork.
<? vi i :\\ %Vn. isc. ii\s
M I K ?t 11\ I ttMlllll i
t: Iiititii* ?1. * :
?' r-??.#? ii 1h' At!%?:????. I ?VI -]r^
.. rol?*t !<? |?.iri'f ; i:?ts in ?
111 ill ! ? en*. -;1. i M si}?'i.-i: .1, f*
.1 I'- I1.1I1 ii I'.ni'i. i.r hi <?;. ?. r
m t; stil :tll4':t?*liv?a Umu!, i? t..? ? h.
lr??*; r.ilr .'.l ? n??l ui'Vii.' i..i:
: lis ?h.. 'i..r> -.| rti,^ *w "..i if
:.M<1 a <1* i>t iiiiiirutni iii;i!,ii' ? ?.? a
ni ir?* 1 Uri'iiv- ,
Tlit r?* ?? :i !.?r- II >..<J li . ?:.l
? v>-rvh? tl\ i.- ;t:-K ti d* (h
a <li*;>ltt) *'f Midii-'. i:i.'l. 1 i.ii In
?|1 nih||;i- |)l<1it|| ??IV It.
i'i i| .f, S i! 1:. .1
r?>i?TM.?r x t*. 1 >.-?. "riTT'T;?*vr.
Poland fur <I:il? tt;:V.s. In.-?.i ???.? ? 1 -
..I
l ONVIlTUl) tU-" Ml ItlBKIt
Conway, S. on. s K !m.in-l
I>. lil uhani, .|i,.rn >1 with tlx- injr
tl? - r of flvo m? *11 In rs nf his fani
n.v. .vi-Tni-iTTaj-?rrriivirii ,i oi
dih1 nf 1 lic miirtliT^ aiiil xi'iilf
in ? Ifoinuullnn on <i. ii?lii-i' :i|. it
w.is hi* fourili irii I in (?11 ' nf ilu*
in s|Hct2ii'iilur li'Ral l?aMl??* In
lln* history of South Carolina.
COTTON DKOPS (IN
IKDKKAL 1 OI5KCAST
?_ NVw?Vii* J ^?fc, - t jUiiiit
(lro|?|nMl a r> nt and :i half a pound
un tlii> flovfiniiit'iif 111*? nliiction
fnfri'ii;?? imnlr riri?ltr- ttnfwvr ?
'N?*\r t?rlrnn?v ttf-f. -*r
i|ri |>|M'il :i <vnt and a half :i ti?l
In a fi'W lillnilf?": Jiff? r l?n- < 11. v -
?-rni:i'-ni |?r?Hliioti* n f.ui*c:n?l was
in:i<!i' (iiililir.
Ham Makes A Favorable
First Night Impression
Iii (Juirl an<! Willi Every Kvidcnci of SiwM
ily, tionviolimi. and Fnilh Thai H< I of (><?<1
to His W ork Kvair:c?li?t Outline. I."r.inp i'i; i:
'They nay t lint a revival does
m?i last. NYlther il?*?*.-? a hath
| but I l.uiH- Uui UimuMrwv'i'l i JkV
taking i lu-m ?'(i (ha! uccutiti* as
long hk h?* Maya around mo."
So pnld EvanneliH 44nm. wh?d
J in IiIm flr*t talk at the llam-Katu
?ay tabernacle. iustt.id of ?preurh
in K 11:?* Mormon with with h ho ti i
I uully opens his campaign. under
"took t ? answer Vinu i | toppv
lion* to tho campaign that Itavo
bwn currmi hero since li wa? an
nounced.
"Some a sports of a revival.** h ?
.aid. "aro n?t <\pio|?>d to
Sprin.; doesn't lant. I.tit h. i-3K*i
ly look forward to it* return eacli
year. Summer duMti'l last hut
summer 1h necessary to liarv<*l
Autumn and winter do not laid,
hul they too serve tli? ir purpos.
Quirt spoken and not at all sen
rational, with th?? riiiK ??f slnecr
Ity in onrli ton . Mr. Ilum told hi
audiencc how lie was oducat<d
for tho law and how. while w.-.ti
Ing to become old enough to ou
ter upon tho prnctlce of H in chos?
en profession, h? wont on the roa.5.
an a travelling salesman and was
planning for a brief husiuow r i
reer and (hen a return to the law
as soon an In- had accumulated
tin nuch as of a fOltllW win u bf
was railed to the ministry.
"Answering that call," he said,
"may have no-ant some sacrifi? ?
financially. Hut I would not cx
i'hwngM tho expurUnce of any six
weeks that I have had in the work
In which I am now ongiiKod f??i
all the woaltli that a successful
business man can accumulate in
a life lime."
Assorting llial ho was "a r? v?
lationlnl as opposed to the ration
ntfPt. .1 frinllarlau as opposed to
th?- unitarian, a creationist us op
pn.M-d lo the evolutionist, an
piatlonlst as opposed to I ho r<-in?
diailst. a regeneration!*! 0|i
posed lo reformatlonlst and a su-'
l?i naturalist as opposed to the
naturalist," Kvangellst M. K. Ham
Tuesday nlchl committed hlm^t If
most unreservedly to tho funda
meutallst view of the t? aclilnu of'
th?- scrlptuies in his seHilutory
message to Kllxabetli City which
ho delivered b< foro an audi'tie.
numbering w? II over 2.500 at lb
Ham-Ramsay tnbernacle. In t!..
Introdurtory tn'-ssage. wM? *i
marked Ihe np? ninu of the ram
fnten proper, ?ho- evapgellef
Hied rliarlv and With defltid?
ness, ausuranre, and wllh over*
evidence of profound convletlnn
earnestness and sinrerlly tho na
turo of the caiii*paigii which b
plans lo rondurt and Kave advlr
t<> tho lorr.l r? llgloiia forres whir h
partirlpnte In the rampalgu a* :
how they rouId bs-sl ftdfurt thT' i
?elves and their pro K ram so as t<?
secure the greatest benefit from
tho meetings.
Mr Ilam profound!* Impri?4td.
his sudirnce wllh his m ?sage as
wis evidenced by the thrnn
wlilrh pressed forward at lb?
rlnsi of Ihe aervlr? lo r.-rrel lilr.i
ard express tlclr lieartv endorse
n< nt of the program h< plana t ?
rarry out In the rampalgn
The ovangrtlat entered Ihe ln?.
emafle toward the close of th<
M?)ni; n-rvi' " Itn?!. n?-c. |??<i:n.|. (i l?v
S. If. T? llll?'u liK.ll. M:ll |' ??f lil?.'
.j-'irtfi Itaptixt Cliiii'ih, nil.i ?11
rwt !y lo i ;iii;ilrtor 'fl r<-H? rvu
|i?m ??ii I|m* |*1:?tf? ?i:*> f!?? ? ? h"
-Wax?i-tvd l.v??V> ? f;? irf
?-lli? C'ltV. Clad ???? :? i liMClv lltlli: 4
Htl<i r\ ilt i V? ly I .i ? I'. i I Mit .?f.
dark material. .Mr. ll.iin':? ?p,?err
?ni'" ui Kr*t uri' Vi-,., ni'st
ph-nalii).. Ati,mn of liir;:?? n.lil
uow.-rfu! |?'ivk|>in ?*, v, 1) pr< |i:.r
< i? ni <1, fimooiIi k? v foi n
rl*?Kt?ly ? r. ;?;> il hiii -'jirlir, Mr,
Min" i? decidedly distinctive in
[K'n"'>inl ?r-r.nf ?rti;1i'l^
much mor? ne;irlv lo ?In :?|?? , >??>'
f??l hti?ln<tMi it prnfi^liiihil l>fx?
of mun Ihan to tho popular con
ception of evattKO|ints.
> The jM>ni? M**rviiv which preced
ed the jmtiiioii fjf the ?*\ ? - i rt*: *
Rplrltod .ind 1'lfcflIve, t!??- lan:?*
choniR ronpundlm.' rcidllv to
Chorister. KniuwiyN Imp' llinj;
h-aderuhl". Mi Kamnny. ? hI*
voice hiixlry from Ilt>? unarn:*-,
toni^d tav.iiioii o'-Pii. d hy the
late arrival of the evinfeTt^t
which forced *i i m t?? fill il:? roli?
of lkilh pr?>ncher aad di'iiIsler,
appnrciiilv CftiiH- rvil lils f>lreni:?h
ami gave Ills throat at) eppi.rl?iii?
ity to rrPtip'rate. I>\ u^lnv most
ly moiil-m wit Ii *v?ilch lli?* chorus
wan already familiar, hilt IIp
sinuinz was none tin* lew a *!??
elded Nliirn of th" k.ivIc?- nnd
K?ive a forclimlo of lh?- trent
treat which Is in Htore for local
munlc lover* wh? ii lh?- y)?? at m
cremation of m'ii-. i~ "TTTtTi Ti"
nlrlde*' on Mime of the la-rnlifnl
choral numheir. which tin- choii
fi r Ik Introducing.
At lh?* ((?ncliixlon of lh?- sons
nor v Ire Mr Itnninav liKrodiiC'd to
tin* audience l>. I! Walters. . a
prominent trav? lint; WH" from
N? w Hern and a convert ?.f lh"
Ham-ltam^av cain|i:ii^n In tint
city Rome two year* ago. Mr.
Waltcra. in n brief hut ifrlpplnu
nddr?NH. told of lh?- fcrcftt hl'Kslu:.
which had con??* Into hi? 11 f?*
through, .hin xurre ud? J \n. Ji -una
Chiinl nnd predicted that Kll/."
beth City would reap even mat
cr hlcMli.KR from the ministry of
Kram:? lint Ifam t tin ti did hi:? own
city. Mr. Wall? rs nnd~ hi* ?l
year-old ?on prof? <d C*|?i ?? t t??
ether durlnc th?? flam-Unnifty
campaign.nl New Hem.
Dr. Temphmnn. in a l?rl< f'
ntntcment welcomed Ihe ?vani:e
llat to the citv nnd pi* divd to
IfflTTTin rii'|*MM?rf ? T Tl ?? mTnl 11 ?
and church f? rc"W *-f Mi city :?f
ter which he tnti'oduced Mr. Ha in
lo the audi? PC' Without ;iiiy pre
llmlnarv ?*ffu^ion?. Mr. Hani
called Ihe audi? lice lo i?ra . r am!
a hr|ef lift|i|?in ? arnestlv ci!l?d
upon (le.6 lo ^uid?' it tli- . work
al???u*t to h?? und'iiak'ii if1'
which he- plmi; ? d al one Intolili
meKMi-n,
Miatinu thai h" felt thai a f> ?
lntr??duciory ulatementfi should h??
made In ord*-i- ??? ae<(itMin> hln
hen rem with th#" re*il purpose of
Ihe fumpalun and to arm th? m
for copihailn" many mtifonc'-p
Horjp which ll" '? ?*! ?IIkcov? r ft t'i
he prevalent In the c? n?mMnliv
Mr. Ham ann^un^-d ??*'?! h?
Would ho* ??nderi-*' ?? in pr-actt ??
iermep hut would ri?th?- falK
(Continued on pace 4.1
liKI IKV K MCTOfO
COMI'I.KTKI.Y \\?>\
i ??m r l f,?. ( il> jj0|,j ,|... |
AuiiilllttlllK 1.1 lt|.ViKH?
li. il In t Ml I rotili" <it Suits
That t hoy are willing in accept
irim Hi?? fit/ i *'?ii ii>-i i (or th- si r
\ i?'' f l-f t !?? Ik* lUil Ik fill,*4 1 il*- Silili?
t? ?? ;?s 11.at pa id liy th? utility c?r
.???r,iii??n?? |t? tin im??i'f
I;; v linn ?>! .Mr I lov. lirady. H??w
II t. Yost f??r lib? Kiti? i '., hm -
?*'?. ?.II !?:?* ?? of III?? law li I III or
*1 f?*?i?44?;.??r? a. Wilwiti mv.? that hi.-*
Jiuy ijniyjwi ??( Mrajuilan a.
?r?? wTllTfiV To iirTt? -T . #;rfT
proposal Hint lio v r??duce tin- fee
of ?7..*?110 :iml i:i.*iU? ntal i>'.|H-io??'t<
???.?;? w Im-li Hu-> ?1,. loKllif. ^li?'
rll> t?? |'J) tli? til.
Tit" t ill pn seut?-<l t?? tli.? city
Council by tin* linn .?i Thompson
Wilson wa;? for a $7..".on f,.,.
I'lltK <?\|M'llXt?H III $'.'1.72. \v ti i I >'
that in.m-miil hy-MrMTittmr-^-f?
l.'ov was for Hi?? paiiu? r?? ami Ji;4
??\p--iih?n. Tli In is l?eli?-t.d the
I n r. st fee chared a ollt t.t l>y ali
i:ii/.ih.t!i CHy law firm.
M?'HiIioi*m of fIn* firm centoiid.
hi B ML that Hi. fee ts ..nt . g
liorhitant. In view of t h*? Inrue In
t?r-?sts si I stake. in v low of |h?>
diilucuce nml attention to ?!? tall
tllllt I IlO ClIMi'H (li lUllllil. il. ||| view
of iho -dispatch?wit it - which tho
rumu .??lit,M|nmbiwi .iiiw?^i? ihv
courts aiuf In view of tli?> com
plete victory umi f,?r the city.
-Wns ?t - mnttvi^- -Orr -juri?? ?
'""t; 'nvnlrlrr?'thr-pxtirnctt?nrp-nr
>kii 1,'iuo that in tin? ? rill nary
c.iurs?? i f Ifvn 1 proe. ediire would
have Iiav?-, ivi, uircd two or three
times tin? linic they have acti:;illy
cot t minted to he'enrrh-d to their,
.conclusion. So complete do those,
lew firms re Kuril th??so victories
that they h?'li?'Vo III?' city could,
foilowlnu the handing down of
last Wednesday's opinion from
tho Nor'li Cn voli na Supreme
t'otirl, have s<dd its hnnds and
have proceeded with th?* conet ruc
tion of Ms own utilities, No suits
were pending except ihi> newiTap?1
??onipnny'H ras.? hefore tho North
t'av;?lina Corporation Commis
sion. and t hp i had no h? urinu on
the city's riuht to issue honds or
to construct i t h own utilities. |r
is admitted that the utilities
eould have lnatit>it?-dncw nulls,
hut ii |;i not admitted that, in
view of dech'.ions nlremlv handed
down, th?? roiiits would have ner
nil:te(] n:#?ii suits t?? stop Hie city's
v/nri; toward building Its own
*51 (IIIleu. Moreover. nf Hie v "*v
f:iHt. move toward another suit,
conns? I f ir the rity would have
l?r??lt?_lit fdion Which Ihev heli. vc
would have "Stopped the utilities
from further prosecution ?>f such
tactics.
ViKATIIkH IS OOOI?
r New York. Oct. H. ?After^a
night of rain tho sun mini* ou*
this morning and Indications were
th:ii thore would he gnod weather
for the World Series name here
i li is afternoon.
< OTTO.X I "IIOI* l?K( l.l\ICS
Waahiniilon. Oct. K. Th?- cot
ton crop declined lo Die extent of
5*7.000 halra In two wfel;s, end
int; Octohn 1. th?- Department of
Agriculture nnnounced today. The
forecast is n total production of
1 2.4f?f?.000 efjnivalent of ft00 .
P'jotid huh-s. I<ast year 10.139,-']
'171 linh-s were crown.
n|\ DVBAD l\ m \sii
Dallon. Oa.. Oct. H. Six per
wins w ro killed in a traln-nu'o
rrash here last nlnhl.
m i non or -men i inn rs
ll.Ui UIUTTKX HIT I'UVM
"I have been trylnx lo write
plays for nearly forty years and
finished my 107th a few days hk'i.
of these 8 5 per cent have b<*en pro
du ced."
TIiIr Is tho stnlcmeiit of Kdward
Uo .e. drainatlHt. whose pluy, "Th?
|J ar far." Iihm boon made int?? a
motion picture by the (Joldwyn
company. Tho screen version,
(?oulng to the Atkraru# Theater on
today in title* "ll^d tdghtn." and
was dlroct^d by t.'larenro G. Had-i
hi cross a* a playwright, yet he has
no formula for writing successful
p Iky*.
? Thrro 'w -nly >',x dlfferotit
drati. itle 11' ?fitl.ins that tn.iy lie
.111.1" ??. i l p.rr.i, "and ' believe I
ha*o tt .<ed ihetn all. I it in sixty
one >'??.'rs (.11, thouffh I do not
f? "f It. and am ??tll| ?/vin? !?? find
oof wHat cona*ltut?M a grad pt.iy
YIF1T1M; MIAMOMI MAItKKTS
l'rant< S lig of the firm of l.oul<
fl?lir ;?? In New York f'ity thl*
week vNltln* the dlamontl m?.r
kots and buying KOOdM for the hol
i ?ay trad* th's \ Mir.
The firm of lunula Helly iA look
ing forward tn hrtrk 1ride during
ihis,yonr'* holiday sia^on.
i '?? JON m IfttiJCT
N v York'. Oct. ? stiil r.,t
l^n rinsed quiet with 12'?- fio'iili
d or Mle ''Iddllnr L'.'i 10 Kuturen
e|-.; It:" l||<J : 0"| ;?f?r t zVM. Ih ?
f m' < r 95. January 210ft.
rr'i ,\fi?v n r.:.
N ?? Yorh. Oct s. Cotton f?t
? ??en?-d a,: N|nwnl Otlnber
? l?'C* nite r ?r. JO."* JnnoTy
2.. March :&.?&? May 2K.0Z
District Fair Gets Off
To A Really Big Start
I'lvl+tUiN, aii l Ttuinmriit I Vtil lire** of
lir>l !)a> Spiva?! Optimism ?1? Tlirir M ak?* and
lire* \\V;tlli?*r I- of Ural 1'air Yarirtv
PRTZE WINNERS "
in i-'.v!!* r w:\in:
THf ,?sua?!- Jii?I*.?m. Mih. J.
c\ 1:. KluiiiKliiiiix. Mim. t:-.?i ? ? -
Wood of l?ili?ni??ri . ainl Mrs.
IN itv 11 row it. a wart)? ?1 i!i ?
l?ri??-s in 111-* l-'air |>.i.aiV
Tu? sd;iv ms ?:
rir-l liiiz?* lor Im'sI ?!? ???.?1
?-?1 rar. ?'I;!'!"? !!?*' I*ar|?? v.
I'irat itIz-' fl?'ai. I ll' .I'.?.* ?
V?'liU?lll.
IMn^rnlflf imitlii n. <*??a >t
Cuanl.
Tin'? i ? i?11 ? s?|oii proti? nil?*? ?1
it th?* ln*?*l |?arail*' m?ii in IJ!i/
aln .li I'lty in muiiv \?:;il.i... ii
fV'-l'i - wj*i?!?-*.??? it.'iU?m liti ?
with the \- i.|i? i air* ml. n il
l?y III?* viowil on Tu?-s
ilav.
, . JDi.it Hibi.t;i f.i'lt.1
?f a b(o fiarl umi a h .m tannin:;
y. ar. will h?* tli** m??id mi?ti s: fui
.CViT. uiiy^.UuLiiliXJKL
a standpoint oJ\ ?* \hihiis rail ?!
trndlillC" was tli - ouiloitk Tu?-: -
day when tin- uuiah? r ' ntl? mlin-:
surpassed any pr.\lui> ??;? -nin,;
, .lay crowd and itic cshildts
brought l*> the grounds u.n lot
I<t ami larn?i- ihati hut*- ?\.i
Imeti displn>? ?1 If m* lii'iiri',
Wi'diKHday, Klirahtuh t Til y
Day. \vii;i Klarh-d Willi on
Main Mr?*? t 1?v Hl'-srlii*?-' haml ;ii
J?:::?) o'clock. Fatly la th
morning it was ? \ .<i? nt t!.?:?I, t li?
crowd would !???. I.ir,;?r than 011
Tipyday. Mi nili'-rs ?'f the Slut?"
highway rrviv aro ?ii.???*!11?^ trati??'
'-11 tli?' Fanidmt r??ad ?ml while
tin* road is ih'I wlial mislit In
wished f??i\ 11 Is passable. I'ari
of lh<- ltll??d ill k re tIons Iijia t? h?-< a
, rolled willi li?** ground h I :?
making II alr.wM at; xmoclli aa a
paved highway.
Th?* llreworka oreh night arc a
?11. t inctly HiiccenHiil feature aiid
T'i"?day nicht -rliofto who wii?
in s!M>i| Ho in Ma l?l l!t? y wi't?- m.
>;o?td*or heft. r Ilia(i \v< n- m??-n
In if lasi vi ar.
Til on d ay was Child)'? n'a Day
and lli?> fr??e acts ami flu- ami?'
rac?' |irovi?|? d fs?r I li?? ynuai; f?dka
an afl?rnooit of ?'?mdd"ral.|e
miriti as w?-ll as an .?t?pm? unity
t<> lonrn more or ili?- a: rlrutlunil
mul Industrial roFmirres ??f Hi"*
ureal Albemarle.
Th?* mill?4 riid' was a circuw. ,
Tin* four oritrloH not having been
f.lv?;n names. w?-re named aft?-r
well known Fli'.ab?-Mt City sports.
TIii* w 111 p?? r' of Hi< lit h1 prl/,".
Duck (?lover, .a tnnle drlv<si l?y
VV. W. Siin|?M?in, fity llouto Five,
roally ilid put out :.oiti" itjiii:In:
ami tli<- drlv?r and Ihe mule. it
wait deelnred. wore worthy of vie
t'?ry. j f'hnrllo Ovcnonn. n mul"
iMdOTfKlnsr lo A. It WilltnmR, City
It out?* Five, was making a claim
swtmd to Duck r,lover when all
of a midden li" biillod ami could
not he persuaded lo i*o forward
until after l.ogun Old. own? <1 by
I*. It. Williams, rity flout" I'iv i .
Overlook lilin. John Welht fur
nished llu* v II of th" afternoon.
Tills nnlimil was'also owned by
A. II. Williams ii ml iifi?r f-'llow
lut; as a tall ?<l?d?'i" f r a wh I"
t'???k a moro d? t< i mil'.? ?l I'.iUi than
diil ril I r I !?? < i\'?i mail. T'-hi ('a r -
non, veteran hotwuinn. ?1 offi
cial ?t1 ?i 11 ?? r at tin- rar'fl, ?"c
claimed after hi* failure !?? make
tli?- mule po forward, "Oh. ' I
should have known that John
Wells would run out nf vq?i
llm N'Ui?. ??f Hi.- ntiilc'i h ni? ?1
to In- carrh-d aw:iy willi tie- race
track. They dldn'l ! .? wh>i?* it
would ?-ver h ad tlx m hack liom
So, with on?' accord, aM of lit? m.
at (hit llrsi ?tart, look a run for
11 he woods.
on took f?rt?f priz Thin horn? Ii
own-?1 h/ Jim Matthew*, city
fl'Uit?' On<* N'i ncy \V'.. owned hv
W. W. Aimi/'on. City Hottt. I'iv?\
took :?c??nd pri/. . Tem 1*'ori??
of It? 1 vider? tv??n third prl^e with
LiiIji .M . niul \V W s'l'ui'Vui v-mo
fourth m"tn'V willi f*<>fty DoH ;
A. M William--, f'ity ft"Uf ? l'iv. .
with lila own leu ? . v a" fl/lh in
th?' raff.
in i m. f ir,' r?w
a fid Modlla won lirrl hmney willi
fVirhin. Tom l-Virl?? s f?f ll<-lvi
d?1!?-, driyltje J? I?. |I,.ri. 11. ?>wied
liv Fr.ink Thoni.i ?< ? f WmdilnMon,
D I',, came ?e?-c f ?1, In ? I i-?'' -
Drlvl ifr his own h??r ? . field' ? 'J ,
Frank Thf/l.ui* also w in 11?*??
m i/". 11 ? *i v> J-' Rardeii v "
Corn Mnnrlro. hi own hnr-?'. wr n
fourth prl<e.
N?ver hefote In m ho much fa
vorfthle CiniTiient hri *' h?I Pt
t liC ,l'a!r ;?' ?iitid'i mid ott 11??
?*fr? ?'??< ;,t Fli';.l"(li f'iiv r>'.?nil
Inu the.fr-'" icN :?r t h? Alh. tear!?'
Fair Dr It K M\?ti t"e?<
inok at then* act r4 *!??" ]|?v
w r?* t?? rf'M*t;ii.":' In Vrrf ?e
C?nilv t t'd kl.rAv wlnl K ? W: -
i'"ttlni: Wh' 11 li? Ivnd < d fir;* 1 i|
t"H.'ilnnien? fi'ttur"_- f the filr.
The Jap.i: <? : ct I ahl to le tin
'? OltniD MKMUK.K*
TO MAItltY AGAIN
liuntlugtoii. Vu., Oct. 8.?The
Hunt melon .Ministerial Associa
tion i ml.iv adopted u resolution
iMi-hiiUiiim it? m?>nibprii to marry
. any |'? r>on vsho bus been dl
viiih'.I ? xr. pt on scriptural
fioiinil? and then only the inno
? i? i |?:i rt y.
IS KIM 111.1? \\ SH \ KitVOI'S
Durham. Oct. S.- The Republi
can parly in the State In a des
peruti* effort io get voters tqr,
itiHrjwiekciH aro Invading all sec
sr.it. with speaker*
atid*e n u in her of nationally known
Republicans arc coming to makd
. :i?1(1 rcHiu-H.
KINbK VOl NTAIV IS
S4 KNK W t KIJtllRATION
Kings Mountain. Oct. ?A?With
-i\ ' i lUoiTIea and ad
?IroK"?'? hy (Jovernor Morrison aud
t'Diipr s<nian Rnlwlnklo the annl
v r-uiry of the Revolutionary bat
ih' fought here was celebrated
yesterday. ?
1)1 KM AT IIAXQCHT
Washington. Oct. H.?Edward
If. SltitW, vice president of the
i Southern Railway, died suddenly
in?t night while at a banquet.
IvII.I.KI) IN At't lONNT
charlotte, on. s.?W. T. Orlf
J:ji of Wilmington wu killed In
an auto accident near here yes
terday when the car left the road.
Hli \N<? II \i IN DANGMI
i TNi* A ?Pn-?i>
Shanghai. Oct. 8.?The *nemy
lorci-H early today were dosing I?
? >n Sliaugh il which wn? In laMI^M
? nent danger of capture as Its de
fenders fetrouted.
?ii.i :mi* nn ij.koij.bttr
DNbAliK IN* AlUil'MB.VT
VVashinuion. Oct. ii.?C. Bas
Stomp. ween t a ry lo President
fool blue. t< day branded as "pure
fabrication" I he statement by Sen
ator (...Koliette that lie would
Invf ciinixe ??f a campaign "slush
' fund" for lb- itepfTbllcatt party.
Ifoboken, On. s. Senator La
Kolb tri? ii? a statement Issued on
hi arrival lure today reiterated
liis char kis that a shinh fund Is
b< In. collected "to buy the elec
tion foi the President in doubtful
state:?."
IlLKAMK AT IIAI.KIOH
Raleigh. Ort R.?Cole Riease,
KMiatorlal Democratic nominee of
Foiltb Carolina, speakn at Ralelgb
tonight.
iroHHK III VH AWAY
KrJj.h!' il? d by the rattling of
his load the gray horse driven by
Kphraiu Mann. colored, excited
visitors nnd residents here when
he ran up on I ho sidewalk next
. i he M. !.clgh Sheep Company
W? dm sday murntilK. The horse
ran until the rluht enrt axle was
?rrtti-il ngalnwt tho trlephoiiy pole
near the mirnnce of the Linden
teji room.
The strain of tho sudden stop
broke both shafts and released
? the animal. The negro driving tbe
i<-nm was uninjured. The car of
1 I'arker. parked Just to
Hie edge of the chalk line on Mar
tin street^ next to the M. I tlgh
Hlicep Company, had the rear fea
? I b?-nt as -the animal took to
*1" sidewalk. The horse was not
hurt ?xcr-pt for a smsll skin on
? .iltMubleSi ?
[ usually i.ood.
\ i uked Improvement in thle
\ ar' fair Is the exhibition of
ilv. Kfrirk. The improvement
vim!- in tills department Is ea
? aira 'tni; because it Is evident
Hi.>i th efforts ninde st fslrs
he i? f' r- held in Klltabeth City
i Im v inning to hrlng forth
.fruit i'lim rs are paying more
1? .'.1 K t nek. Tt9>'
labb ? !" clally la the iniprove
iii* nl made in cuttle and hogt.
\iioib. r f -niu*-e of the live stoek
M hit ion li the fact that praetl
<- iiv every sfnil In the building la
? i :n pi- il hv som pri te animal.
Community and County exhlb
f maib? a line showing. The pop
ularity of romraunttv fairs In this
district turn helped in msklng the
eiimmunlly ? shlblts better.
tiip-nt of home eeo
htniie* I? 'he most i xtensive dis
play i t "Made (p the Albemarle"
product? ever exhibited here, ae
eordin?: ?o t hose who hsve wlt
I I efTnrt? in this department
i oin ver|- io year. ' ,
fn ?! e IntftiNlrinl building en
? ?? ri?rfr*. ?- had Mtrsctlve booths
tbnt were ?? credit to the husinsM
_fifrug_of Elliabeth City.