MAYOR TO TELL
WHAT'S RIGHT
WITH BESTC1TV
llopt'* H>?- \?1> ??<?'? NVil!
1 1 a vi- l-atfir ami
Thai ? ??.-. .NVi" , r,H
in.. i.' < Six1'11
AK |. IIOi.DlN^ 1U( K
Ci.nli Maul- ' 'xr'~
PiiHinu I ini-lMiiu U.IM' ?!'
e?on n? ?- I -l'"
fwl
\f M-'V" A"""V ' nt
* h. .UII.illK !??? ...
Jrlu .,i ???? " . L
by ,huCT!- ; ?. w,lli1;!r
ler set ' in*- 1
today 1.1 ,l""r
wvr
1 hope al-.. vu ?'?'>' h 'V'.," 1 t.~ I
reapon- i" >??" .
sure linn 1-. n.-ral 1,1 1 kj!VJ1 '
the m,.. ?i what - "KUl with M?
;. belli I'ir. will make (>.i a :
civic spirit. .m?l a r
Of clvi! i.rUI.. i? ???*
C^.;"l,r"M:.ynr M. <> ?h
s,%r;?r;r,y '^.r, .
:,?f ^'IniV'au.
Hon. ..illy "r
re. elve.l >?> Tl.- AJV.. W
(lalo IIi?w?-mt. as Ih?' *??ni?
??ir is dolus. .
>A v?-rv i?asv nubjecl to \w.i?
itliv. ami I' I- ??
numlier will acre.- w.tli lihn ami
enter ih?' .
wril'o^uth a letter without
fi?r I woiildn t liKi* t" ?rpii?
>??< 1
??,?e comll.lon* mat ???
^.flo town
But The Advance I. no a?k.?
r?r 1,11.1- -el l III 15 tt|i any 'J'.',
h'l . v. rMliiuVs riwlr will. h"'
?b"tlt Vii v. n?, hoar'* *? mttelt
about * h if ihntKlil
rKr.ii?"<- ..'.i
lUK ..( ,.111 l.lesxlno' niltlll ho ?<'ll
wort h whll. ??" ??'?T-HK ??'
con .....J i"' r-"
what'* riKlii wiili any
erval Ion ho may care to. ??"
only that lie .loo-li'l ini lilt" l?'r,,?
""snort loiters of from
wor.l - are preform!. hu? '?
6,... w..r.'. K '!?'
lhal lini?.l- " a nil ?>arl on your
? ??wha. ?. .utiiii wi.u
Lel.er" I. "lay ? rl''! \, hnt-?
,h-r "."M ??".
Town '|H i lie ..lea ???*--" n-?"l,:i
per.
Floods Threaten
Increase Damage
Emporia. Knnsn?, Sept. 1,1,?
The Ni'Ob!i? River, ri^liiu n f< ??it
11 ml n half since midnight, today
liircalt'iicd t ?r j tm ii<l n | ?> ik w terri
tory ami I nrrease daniae.e to
buildings lu-avy livestock
Ions*? ?' caiis< (I .V'Hlorday when
fltlOd Will CIS Of ('otlohWOOd. V< nil
yjtft. and N? oidm IMvers swept n
i^^Bctlon of Southeast* i n KannaM up
fl^vnxiinat* ly 25 mil wide and tin
loiin.
*WToday'H rhu* wok ratc'd l?y cur
rents pouring from the Cotton
wood Into the Nifinlio. 'i mil's'
foiitlo-ast of lirjii'. Tli'- N'okIio
wan approaching the reconl lni.hr
of 27 feet recorded In tho tlooil of
1913.
Tho ro;;lnu Neosho today cov
ered territory from three* to t? n
miles wide from a point h? v ial
miles wool of lien* to l'nr>?ons.~
ilMinf 1 no mllex southeast. Itnr
jinr.ton. I.eroy and other point ;
between here and Neosho Fall.-,
? ?? miles southeast of her, report
<i the high mark apparently
reached shortly 'after midnight hul
it was feared that the deluge from
the Cottonwood would force tie
Neosho to high today.
\ \ . t i It VHNPh \ t lit II M
ANVTMIXfi IN Nulttul.K
? Never In Norfolk have I seen
; stii It a display of furs n? you bar.* ,
heir." sn'ld a lady llvlns In Nor
folk to .1 T. Met 'a he of Mp( 'a he
A Orlro In making a purchase
from t h<- furs now being shown
and ad vi rilsed by this firm. Mr.
values the display at $!?.
considers It the most eost-j
shown here. Purchase*!
en made, h?# says, l?y ens- 1
living an far weat as Ha
M. f^bt
Orflt.ind
#7.
Love Finds a Way
I Cupid did another "Able'a Irish Rote" In Baltimore the other day. Becaune
^'?ra O'Connor was a Catholic and Nathan Abraham was Jewish, they de
cided to be married by a Methodist ? and were.
JOB AND LEROY
TO WATER MEET
Projects \ftcrliiifz North
Carolina Expei'lctl to
Come I p ul Kichmoml
Action in connection with the '
ilovt t iiiin ill purchase of t !??? l>is
iii.ti Swjinip Canal, ami ilUrussiixi
of i In- prouns* made in constrnc
tioti of the part of the Inland :
Waterway which passes through
North Carolina, an- Ho principal ,
matters affecting tins section >
which are i-x|htI? t! to come up at
ih? annual eon ?? lit ion of I he At
lantic Deeper Waterways Associu- ?
lion in Hichuiotid this week.
Tin- convention will open Tues
day. and will continue through
Friday. In attendance from Kllx
abctli City will lit* J. II. '!,<-l{oy, j
Sr.. North Carolina vice president (
of the association. and 1!. C. Job.
a member of the hoard of direc
tors. Mr. Jolt also 1* secretary of
the Kll/.aheth City Chamher of
Commerce.
Messrs. Lcftoy and Job a re '
planning to leuve Tuesday with >
the expectation of returning home I
tit tile etui of tlo* Week.
Although authorized hy Con- I
gros* more than a year ago, the
Covernment purchase of the Dis- j
ma) Swamp Canal lias been d?
layed (m1 nd in u transfer of tlie title. |
and the straightening out of n i
i.umhi r of details ol a terlmical I
sort. It is anticipated that the'
di al will he completed in the next
few month*, anil that the canal
will promptly he opened as a toll
free waterway.
C. A. Cooke, of this city, who j
was appointed a delegate to Iho
convention hv Coventor McLean,
stated Mondav that lie would he1
unalile to attend, having Just re
turned from a trip to New York,
and Philadelphia. He gave the.
pressure of business n? an addl-j
tlonal reason for his Inability tor
|
POHTUMIKSK HISIIOI'
HAS COUKT Wi lli IIIM
i Charlotte, Sept. III. ? Armed
with a restraining order of the
rourt forhidiliim police interfer
ence "IHkIiI Krverend Itlshop"
Omen, Portuguese "fifth healer"
toilav prepared to conduct his ser
vices here all this week.
Despite the hail hy the city '
Saturday which was superseded hy
the court order "Itlshop" Crnce'
baptised Oil negroes and two
whites in the presence of more
than 5.H00 persons yesterday. No ?
further disorders are apparent
since the riot squad was called out
to qu? II the mob.
m:\v yoKKKK i ii ,i it
HV MKXICAIN BANDITS
Mexico City. Sept. 13. ? Jacob
Itosenthal, retired New York bus- !
inesfl man who came to Mexico as
a tourist. In held prisoner hy ban- <
dits who attacked an automobile !
party 4(f miles from Mexico City I
late yesterday afternoon.
I \ %\<JKIJHTI< HI H\ l< ? M
\T TK.XT ON MAIN MTRKKT
Kvangaliatlti wrvlpp* bog In
Tm?sdny ii i v lii at 'llin r>n?l of Main
Hiivril at n lent which wan being
put up Monday. Dr. (', M. Harri
son of nrcpnsboro is to do the
preaching. Prof. and Mrs, It. A.
Shsink of folumbu*. Ohio, will
have charge of Ihr Hinging. The
I* lnvltp<l to attend the aer
ricw which will he hold each night
thin week at 7:30.
Tlt%l\ AlCltlVtX l,.%TK
? An endue breakdown aotw* f?o
niilcn south of hero, between Ply
mouth rind Washington, ri-milled
in Norfolk Honlficm passenger'
train No. I. hound from Itah Igh
to Norfolk. being four hours late
Monday morning. Apparently
then- was no foundation for re
ports that the engineer on the
train wag injured.
CAMDEN BRIDGE
DRAW REPAIRED
Traffic Afsain i'rormlin^
Over Hiclimiy Conner!
iiif: City U illi Ku*t
The Camden bridge was opened
to traffic this morning at H .
o'clock, after iiavinu been closed
since Saturday niulit at ?. o'clock
for repairs to tin- draw. The work
was ftuinlod on schedule, and the
bridge was ready for highway ami
water traffic ut tin- hour promised.
Visitors to Kllzaheth City from
Camden and Currituck counties
Saturday, the principal trading
day ?>f tht* week. found it neces
sary to leave for home much soon
er than many of them ordinarily
would have left, hut little iucon
venlcnce was reported as havliiK
Imm'Ii caused by the closing.
1'at rous of Chantilly. river re
sort in Camden County, about four
utlleK from thi* city by the Cam
den bridge and highway, fouml it
necessary to detour via South
Mills to reach there? -a distance
;of nearly 40 miles. Hence, tli?*
crowd at tjie Saturday night
| square dance there was decidedly
smaller than usual.
FORGET ME NOT
DAY SET APART
FuihIm Kcali/ctl St'ptnnhrr
25 Will <;?> to Help of
l)i*ul?l<Ml VrttTaiH
Raleigh. Sept. 13. ? Declaring
that "the man who is afflicted us
the rcHult of having performed a
patriotic duty to his country is en
titled in peculiar consideration
when we come to bestow our glfis
In a spirit of benevolence," Cov
entor McLean tonight set aside
j September 25 1<> lie observed us
' "Forget Me Not Day." lie asked
i the citizens to specially observe
'the day and pointed out that what-|
ever funds ore roallzed will be de
voted to relief work among dl?
'abled veterans. He asked the cit
izens to be "liberal."
Following is the proclamation:
"Mankind suffering from bodily
affliction bun commanded xyiupa
thy since the down of civilization.
Scarcely has there been a race of
people so Indifferent that It was
not ready to lend a helping hand
to the sick and afflicted. With
the advance of civilization this'
sympathy ban been translated Into
practical methods. The custom of
profesalonul mourning is fortu
nately a relic of the past; the 'Vi
sion of Sir Launfal,' which re
vealed that ?
"The gift without tho giver Is
bare.' has been caught by many
who have learned that duly In lis
highest interpretation does not
merely dictate the tossiiiK of a
coin but that It Inspires a fellow
ship of suffering that finds expres
sion In practical measures of re
lief.
CI.AIM OIH.AMIZVIION
NOT GKKMAN OWNKI)
j N?*w York. Hi'pl. 13.? -A letter
from the Covernment fl !??*? tending
to .show tlmt SorlPlle PuIhh'- l'oiir
jValeure l>? Mataux wan nyt (?? r
jiiiiin owned, wqh read into the
featlmony today nt the resumption
I of III*' trial of Thomas W. Miller,
j former alien property cunlodlan.
ami ex-Attorney General Harry
? M . Dailgherty, charged with de
franding the Government.
William S. Hand, counsel for
Miller, offered a lengthy doeti
jment. The Government ban
elalmed that the Hwinx organiza
tion w?? the holding company for
two German organizations the
Metallharik of Metallexatfafi. Tin*
1 aw?et* of the Metal* Company
owned by German* Wax nelzed dor
tng the war and sold for $7,000.
ooo. which wa* later turned over
to the alleged neutral Swiss or
ganisation.
NORTH CAROLINA
S ESQ U I EXHIBIT
GETS ATTENTION
IVople I'ltUM* hi look.
Thru if ii v * l i o ii *
\\ ti i<*!i KiTp Tv?t? IVr*on*
H i i - \ to Ansurr
<11 AIMS AMI IIANNKHS
Tlnsr Prorlaiiii low l)?;il!i
Kale, (ioiMl Knaiiv, Mod
cm School and
( )|i|Mirl unit \
Kir W""., I, s,.n,
? Tl?.. .\ortj, Carolina Exhibit
a' thi- S.m?, a| pjijI
iKll'Iplli.1 i< XHlliHK |t| |Mart. (|f
?? ? ?rili i aroliiia iiilornutt ion Ihi
"Mil 11,.,,. all ,.X|lil(jl a,,,ir<1|||(. |u
"uv" J'"" r..|?rn.,l fr.,?,
!hi . B ..II.H r.-.i
jsM",a, k.." p.r.
!' lly Iran*- i.i I.M.k . Inn
.1 n.-l. iiu.Mluns as ui li, ami
.I'.rr.hrM.'r" ??<
" * !' .I..
? f?i*irliii!
"I""" II..- Tar II., | ?
I11K lo l>r K. M 11, ....... ' . ..
-Uli UlaiU ..I In-all I, I, " j 'J'
re.?r?,;l frilI?
-
Ill* l",;,ih I* '-Vi'iTi^d i,1,?
?;?. .? fun, ks. .-hairV.
??'! nr Whirl, lnj(|,.
" N"?h Carolina. T:,-,.. ar..
'turns a. ui |.|.iur,,, hi,,,*,...
Work il.ine li.v ,|,H various ,|?.?ari
KSS'; !!" """ ? '
A uf f In? Slate's iii.ltisiHou
But ll?. i.rliiilpji Khi(i|i
- P'-rfiirm ,? i?
:z;zrr "V'"hi,> ?-?? ?n'
-r Vh'.?,7r-1.?",V"V*,,r'
FS*art35&&.
that mailt K l?rf|??r?.(|. so
! from afar: r"-"'
llaiillr Kca!>oar<|." Al
si2^M,v,i,,)1,1,ur.'',i'i" , h'"' ',"n|
lji2i ?? * K?oil roailM
-'hool "k-T"
''""'"'ill. I0U1I yearly In
'
SS:Ci^T;h''
1 V??| .mo,,,,, "??
n,"?ir
^iTm "I.?" """ <"
??.
?:??S:;5
AUK KSTK.I > VV IIK.N I All.
WAIT ON KIKK AI.AKM
(JreohvlHo. Sept. 1.1. Kli'VMi
tlrlvor* (if nutotnoltllfs were ar
rented hero 1a?t week when tliey
f a to pull to tliM curb and wait
for five minute* afler hcariiiK the
fire nlnrm xound in accordmiee
with n city nnllnnnro Which Hi
poller have mi iio unroil ih"lr lut ?*n -
t low of enforcing nlrli'tly. .
fMretn?'n stale that th?*y hav??
been Imilly delayed In .gelt InK '??
fire* on arronnt of contention af
ter an alarm.
FINANCK MIINIStfcR
OF JAPAN IS DKAI)
Tokyo. Sept. 13. Klnanc# Min
later S. Havanil <1 !???! at f? o'chck
tonight. M llayaml becann- a
member of the prcneilt cahln? t l;? - ?
June. I'revlou* lo thai time he
had been mlnlHter of agriculture
and commerce.
Meet Don William . G. McAdoo!
Hwoanljio tho ?lislincui>h?<l emlU'in- n in tlw* renter. nil on* ns it
^|Kini?h <l?n? It's Willi. mi I'. M' Vilt.'i. in In' miit - l.iyiii*; tiowcr* from
ikuy NK liulit ami lltlUl t iiuulllc at a Santa liallura, I'ullf., Ilcsla.
MANY ATTENDED
REVIVAL SUNDAY
?? i .,,
"ill I, J |{,.v ,
I" Ml l-|? || ?| N';?|lxj||,'.
win'"./' ViV'1 " '?>?????
U" 'hum, ,;ilT , v
?"'??""'I -X, '" uZ
' ,V'"' " f,'W "II'IH-Il away.
Tl?- ,
J ..r Xiishviitf.
"I'XXB i,?
I"vksIv?\ ,hl.r,. |,:1V.
"'"""?"I'"'" ?? r,.,Miru |l...
It,.v. A. II. (.?t|.,w
. '?""?-?I ,i
,"1' ?IH !'|. U,,.,.,. M
?.l,l It, v. Mr
.*iSV:s:r: ?rs,':r- ;M
7;" 1..1.1 ,,i r,,,,. '
, Mj 1 XV.. ?
""lii.-thiiiK I i . ? , ?
" ?"?"??nary ,|i,. f?r "r
I'JiHI saw a
| U|> in II,..
sarrjs s rj.
po??..?i??s 1,1
? i?? ?i.i/r,?r ? ",,r ">?
?"""
llt'lirrv*' f, 1 ? , . ,
s ..V',
'?in Kiibjwi; "|,h (??'
?I II 11,1,1,. ?v,.r I
orr:r.jvi: ??
<-011 Km ?r, fur "?,a| """' "'""I ?f
w..ni.. V,. K.?,
"""l mill |||||,.,| j j " "
. "??'iM'ttlanr... f"ilh ,
fnyln* .,i, ?r hnirt. .
-
?'*'? .,s,
hrtih..i| I,.,. ..I, .1, ||
?o?m Mil II,. ?tll|( ; '
n"?l ill.,,, victor, ??
''nil.., I ? , "
-r?.,rr nr
"?Mr.. .I,? ^^rh."rr.h
j?"7 ? n? -
"?l frlr>n,| |?. prtiiMtM, , lr
h" "III h. |? y ,? P Th '
?ih?k- " '"r"- "? r,
*IH lh.n t.i,* ,? ? .. J
' n?? Kf>rvircH will ? .
?SS5?
REV. MR. WOOD
TRIED THIS WEEK
I liai Willi [n* tally
\\ minding <!oilvict lit'
W a- l iking to Prison
I't. ? ? The out
fandiiiK ease uhii ki will he Ii.iih!
led liy llu* Wiiki- County Snpeiior
-f'oiiri litis w ek prahaidy is thai ? ? f
111. licv. WlMlll of Kill*tl?ll.
' ill u rif* 'il wiili llu* killing or J. It
Vieker.s. si:it(> rotiviri of MecklHi
hurjt iioniiy. Mr. Woml fatally
uoiin.I-d i In* ? <iiivlrl mi AiikiihI '??i
: w li? ii i hi* in. i ii tried in csi*ii|M- from
ilii* nisiiNly. The |?n a?*liiT was
jai l in?-' in tin* capacity of a guard
l fur Siaii-'** Prison at llic linn*.
I Wouil j-i al present mil under
a.ppcaraiice lioiid of ^.'i.oiiii which
.is returnable today. Ill* Is
charged with murder on a maisis
ii. rial wal'raiH. Tin* iinaclirr il i?l
Hot demand a pi i -I i in ilia ry hearing
? ?>i tin in .1 1 1 ?? r and Solicitor \V. K.
K\.iii I -s prepared t<> )?r?a**?*nt Ihe
I ?!>?? 1(1 I hi* ci and Jury darini; the
??al'ly |ia ?* I of Ihr* term ol raurl.
Tin* preacher has declared I hat t li<>
killinu V/..J- "aifidi ii'al ' while
Vi?*k< u made iwn jttalctiii-iil.i lie
lolt- ?ii*.i III. him* i'Miih ralinu VVuoil
of anv Idamo in lln- mutter mil Ihe
oilier tii I In* effort i hiit i lie preach*
?*r deputy hot in "a fit of aiiKer."
V death lied statement U in Ihe
i ilstotl.v of roiinty officials wlfii
have il'i'liiicil io miik'a it puhlle
In advaiit'o of Wood's appearaticc
in lourt.
Mr Wood l< pastor of thi* I'lil
? versalist I'hiin-h nf K iieUriti and
?wan KHK'iK'd III rmishliTuMc ??'l*
tare work amour prisoners in ilial
'My . Hi- ("Ji'iirti-d uittip prisoner*
to Stale's I'rhiin and while here
w a ? d?jHj:i/.i d lo uo io Smith I'ar
;o|ina and r"iiirti Vlckers. who had
? .. ii|M-d while .-??r vlim a It-n ye;ir
?MiU'Hi'ii for in ii r<! -r Vhkers'
??i ?*iij??l l?ri*ak lor lihciiy and hi-?
?illhsi i|i|r*iil fatal wmilidinR or
?eurrcd within two IdorkH of Stale's
, I'ri on.
Seamstress Says
First Story Fake
J.o? Ancle*. Hi'jd. la. The
Kvamim I In a ropy liijiti'd story
loday mii y h Mih. (.onaine Wiseman
Maelimiald Hi i luff. ||H a week
f"ain-?iri ?*. ha*< rouff -fed ili.it Iter
' lory <d having shan d a seaside
roltatf" at ('armel with a sister.
Hi* anonymous "MP-* X" and Keti
iieih il. i irniyfoti, former Aiikeliin
; Temple rudio operator, was ii fnlte
for uhlrh 'h<* wan Io ri*celve $1.
nno fro'm Aliti'e S?mpl>- Mcl'ln r
nii. ? vank<'lixl.
*1 he admission wsis made In a
sworn Malemenl. In lln alhurd
foilfcHflotl nil!- said Mrs. Mrl'ln r
Moti told Iter to to a In ad and "do
Hi!*" and who would In- will paid.'
SHOOTS M I ICMOI!
SIX I I.KT IN I IM. I II
Wilmington. Sep1 I ' An all i*
r.alor mea tiring ahoiit. I* feet In
teiifffh way *.hol thi'- week h.v II. I?.
i-'ny. of SroltH Mill. vidliirH her*1
-tale.
Mr. Kov shol I lie heimt with a
rifle. |i w is Maid, "h n h?a slifhted
il in h!>< field 1 1 ?? di 'played him
!l? his front yard to the (treat
> amazement of ptftsvrsby.
Proud of Residence
In Area Termed
Beartown
'die |i. r?|>i. ! I \ ill | ., | |j., ?
,M ?|M|. latlll. Iv
???. W....I u
"??"--W. ? I It * vU,.,1
? lluilill.lf || l.'k ||||> |t. .n,?w:|
are (I'll |?ui I irii J.u l v ]?( ? .||?| , t ||,.
-MM" ll.tri.ui in ia, i, mat,* ?
I I. 'III. II 4 1 1 1 ? ,| . |( fj"
j ?i. Mill ii. ix ,iM,
' air. run j. a littl. i? i|,,.
"" 11 ah.?|, ,n r,, ih,. -.null. ', ,
?a i mi ? ... ||(t. |;i # |u tx
A t : il% j ii ? , x,.. .. |(
? ,'1 im.muIi-U ??? Hi. can
"I Ih'' I S| i? k It, III ?. Ill I ? l*.?| i|. |
? otnr M.iiuiat 1. 1. .r ||,|,. r j,a j
??I liuviji-.- li?*. it .liunk; ami ni |,at
>11- II-. i| iiii?'..ii\ . I.I i, mi. I la l? vim v.
? ?I yaii.MK s,.rts ill Ih.
IHIIe alii i. -all, hi Su i. , l.i \ wnli Hi.
i in 1 1 \ ?i ins ui,?v,lt j |, lllk.
ISolli t in, ili,:, |Kl ?? siNU,
l a ?ln*. I. I.> it,. w.,;< which
? ? iilir.-h ? . 1 1 1 s i , | ? i|-,. ?i>-ii:i 1 1 %
|?i ? <1 Ii. 1 1 1 ii , | .i i j**s Ilt-ni iiiu i|
Ill K kl....!:. 1.
stand tli.it in ||,,. rn,|l;4t ,#|
Mill. III. ||,. was lolil. a?
?> r.-|.,..arl,. (hut I... I,.. I, I
i i low n
? I'l.ihillijx I ,],> I,.. I, 1 1, 15..,,..
JoWli." Ill' riiintii. I,r,.,|. ? I wn'(|.
Ill Ib.MloWli. ami il | l..?|,,,i: |||,.n.
I III 1*1 olid III il ?
-Mrs. Maker was l Ii. < |?rj|iri|ial
ttilii,'.N> (in il,,. Stale. Sli.' wild |?
<1 ? ? t ;? i I n|' llririiliuii n-'s :* I ! . ? l- ;,??
lions and mi. rain*, s. an. I ai?| m ii i ??j
that nIi*. I In . \v an asli tin, '|;, i a i
hi ill in ih.. course ,i| Hi,, (if 1 1, ,|ls_
:i; i. ?? in. hi. she remark. ,1 |Mr,
i -i ii'a II v II... i ii didn't |, j, lnill.
I pon his . i u n ; i . 1 1 1 1 i w i i ? r i thai he
hail Im'.-u drink in::. ami thai Ii.
iiiiulil liav.- iim iI Klinliilv mi|.. i
hoai..| lauruai:.. ItrhkliMi*. *a*
lined $ I f? ami costs,
I h?* Ir.ml , 1 1 i he testimony in
dicated sir.inuly. thai ih. s.ihhaih
w rail;: I.' lia.l been rauto-.l imliri-ct
l> ?iy .arli. r difliculiie.s l.. i
tile Iliickhoiise family ami the
1 llak.T children.
Charged with I In ? uiiaiitlu riz.-il
!!??? or ail automobile II. Ion: nii. 1,1
Oliver .Mrl'li. rsun, motorhus npi-r
aior. W'.-hh ami Charles Alexander
wi ii- i.-l as. (| ii|Kin payment ??| the
court fiwis, Mol'li.-iHon : howiiiK
no d isposi t Ion to prox?cut<- them.
Kvidcnre in ii,,. rani* frnbd to
*h?w thai UVbh \l.\ander had
WMldoy.-d l?y Mrl'li.-rHon. and
had UKi'il thi' a iitoniubfl.' in <| ii ?*h
IIoii 4'jnly Saturday niuhl, hn.r
I'Ultliij: Il away in tln> uarauc in
whlrh it was ordinarily. At
about j o clock Sunday morning
in. -in horn of ih. Mi l'h. tmoii f. i m II y
wi-r.* awaki-n.-d by Mi,* iioJhi' or a
doparlinu oar. and upon inv.sii
waliim, round that I Im Jim wan
inissinu. Not knowing who had il
<li> y imii in, d th.- p. .Ilff.
Later tiif offin iH looah'd I Ii?<
?'ar, parked in the vacant lot off
Marl in ?ir?i*l. hack or Colonial
avenue.- At rs o'clock Sunday
looi niiiK. I livy arrested W.-bh ami
I harlcs Alexander when the lat
ter returned to It.
I pon lea rnliiu wlio had liad the
car. McI'Ii.thoii titmiif. ;|.-d a dix
poKition to drop the raw oiillrt l.v.
Woman Cartoonist
And Bird-Warbler
H e r e Second Day
On the Mecond <lav of the Had
dlffe Chautauqua to In* held In
the 1 1 It'.li Srliiiul auditorium Hep
Umlo-r 1??. 17. nuil is, will he
found mil' of the mom entertaining
rind it n l<i ti ?? attraction* nf the en
i In* wrltm.
On ImiIIi the afternoon and ev
I'liliiK iiroKraiiix, M mm Charlotte
? 'lisi in li<-rl in . nationally known en
tertainer, will appear In the dual
rapacity of Cartoonist and Itlrd
Warlder. MliariilK liotli hour* with
I lio Kellainx.
MIhh Chatiiherllii Ih oiio of the
leading woman cartoonist* to he
found In till* country. 1 1 ?? r enter
i. tin tin lit* are full of tiiiloii. for
she draws with lightning rapidity
and picture* old familiar kiviim.
prom I nmi l character*. theme*
from well-known literary and inn
?|ral composition*. and between
tlicni lire to lie Im ii I'd the KoliKH of
beautiful American hlrd*. Mlxit
Chain herlin In also nn ;iccom
plinlo d pin Hint, and thin coutldna
tioti of crayon work, Idrd souks
and music is ??n?? whirli n vrr fails
lo please her audience*.
The Chautauqua Committee Is
aiixioiiN that every one mIiuII sen
mid hear Mhi Chamherllu. ax
well as all other attract Ion* com
1*ig to ChniitmiMUa. }""l offers
season ticket n at a price much re
duced from the com! of a single
admh-slnn* to the entire three
flay*.
Ticket* may lie had from The
Advance office or from any one
of (lie following guarantor*: J. II
l*lgh. J. <J A. Wood. J J.
Hughe*. .1 I, Wells. .1. T. McCahe.
W. I'"n flood win. .1 A. Hooper,
frank II. Rcattcrgood. l(ev (!eo
P. Hill. II N. Ha vis. M I*. < la llop.
I#. It foreman. II c Foreman. I*.
H Wlllliimtl. J. Haywood Duke,
f; F I i*y ffori . I?r c II W'llllaino,
J. II l?eKoy, Jr . Captain J. A
I'rlci', M (|. Ilamiltop. Mr*. S. M.
Hoettcher. M l.elgh Sheep. W. IV
Hklnner, G. K. Little. J. W. Fore
man.
UNITED STATES
PLEASED THAT
GERMANY IS IN
I lion^li America Herself
Not M?'iiil?er of 1 .ra^tie of
Nation**. She Kcjuice?
Thai W ar U < Ivrr
is h kmm; point
\<lmi<*'?inn ??f One-Time
Kneni) <onntr> Into lam
ily ol' Nation* I* Seen as
IVaee lonmlalioii
lt> II Win I. \\\ Itl-.M K
B? 111# AdmiiCil
\V;i:*liiiiut4>li, Sepl. III. ? Al
lheu;;h lh< I nil ???! Stal?>s Govern*
nn-iil is nut a member of the
ol Nations there is uo ea
rn|.in; lh>' favorable impression
which lias Im-i-ii made here by the
? hi tin- iastic Welcome Kiven Ger
many i?> lu r Imaier lot's in for
lua II v admit tin: her to a scat of
?'<1 n a I ii > mi ili?* Council ot the
League.
Klvlit year* have gone by since
ill-- ? A i in i.^i i?* ainl (lir feeling here
is I bat the world ha;' progressed a
piml w In ii it can forget in
such a small space ol time the
haired* engendered by the war
ami when a premier of I'laiirr ran
lake llutiralix to lii.s bosom the
traditional enemy lor whom in the
last fi-w yen is since hostilities
ri?a.*-ed then* has been only suspi
eion ami illstrusi.
Tin* basic d illicit ll.v In solving
reparation* was distrust. The
ina in problem in disurmlng Eur
ope ami reduciiiK the hurdeusome
expenditures oT peace-time has
been susplchdi. Now with the
spirit ol l.ocariio still undimin
ished t he nations have welcomed
til l many and ? iven huck to her
many ol tin privileges which she
lost at Versailles. In th?* peace
treaty Germany was regarded as a
vanquished nation she waa
forced to hIl-ii a coulession of guilt
as well as an acceptance of for
? i?n supervision in regulating the
size of her army and navy.
Now Germany sits with the oth
er nations a ml can exercise a veto
such as she used to have In the
family of nations. No big politi
cal problem in 10 u rope can be
solved without her consent. The
Council of the League Is made up
of sovereign powers each of whom
must agree before any affirmative
action can lie taken.
And why do (he nations of the
world including France uow ac
cept Germany lb-cause they
! have seen that the democratic
movement in Germany Is sincere
and that while love of monarchy
may he present as a traditional af^
feci Ion, the- rule of llie people ie
lirrnly established agiilnst uu toe*
nicy.
To hoiih' extent, therefore, the
slogan of t !??? wur - to make the
world safe for democracy has been
realised. For France regards
democratic Germany an a safe
member of 111*' Coiliirll of tbt
League ol Nations. Il is true
that Spain has resigned, hut the
loss of Spain Im made up for
tlo- admission of Germany. Spain
Ih not a warlike nation. She it
having domestic troubles now and
wlo'ii tin* sober slatesmannhlp of
Madrid Home day considers the
value of being on the inside espe
cially when the Mediterranean
problems rl.se attain to "plague tbe
F,uro|ican powers, the neat of
Spain will not he vacant.
Ah for the United Stale*, the
unwillingness to Join tiie l.engut
has m v< r been accompanied by
any ill will toward the League It
self. The Washington Govern
ment has wished the League to
succeed so far as Furope Is cod
, re r lied. To the extent that Furope
Is ntahle, Amcrira benefits com
inerriall). And besides the better
foundation that is tin 1 1 1 for peacp
In Fnrope I he more remote m
rolne tin* rhanrcM of a world W*T.
Oil the whole, therefore, offi
cials here can truly rejoice thai
the |/>(iL'iie of Nations is no long
er a league of victors, lint u fam
ily of equals a gathering ?f pow*>
erfnl sovereign slates. The United
SI ill' . already in Joys some of the
lieli' lit"" of the League, having
Jolio d in ft! V< I II i 1 1 1 ? ? i national
conferences. Also, the United
Stales has bound Itself by thirty
treaties to refrain from hostilltlee
with tliliiy respective nations un
til nine months have elapsed ih
In I he outbreak of unfriendliness
and an impartial investigating
commission ban reported. This
principle which was embodied In
to the league covenant and mod
elled after the treaties drawn by
William Jennings Itryan when
Srcreiary of Slate, assure the
world against Aggression by the
United States.
The admU.'-ion of (Germany Is
regarded here as a turning point
In tlo print war history of ttt$
world.
( M l TON M IKKI 1
New Yotk, Sept. 13. Cottoi
futures opened today at the fob
lowini; levels: October 1G.88, De6
remlxr 17nt. January 17.12,
.March 1 7. '15, May 1-7. 4G.
New York. Sept. 13. Spot Ml*
ton closed quiet, middling 18.05,
point* imchanfced Futures, clos
iug Idtl October 16.1*5. Decem
ber 17.14. January 17.22. Febru
ary 17 15, March 17.61.