It Pafs To Advertise
Through The Columns of
The Farmville Enterprise ?
IT REACHES - THE PEOPLE
G. A. Rouse Editor and Publisher
VOL. VIII
FABMVTLL?,
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SM DIE FOR
hew men low
FIVE BILLION DOLLAR* AND TEN J
MILLION. SUBSCRIBERS IB
GOAL SET.
MIRIIM $3,088,000,009!
Gigantic Machine is Set in Motion ?
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Banks, Nawwpapera, Commercial Or
ganUattons and Patriotic Societies
Wilt Work For Suoceaa of Big Loan.
Wasingtoc. ? The second liberty loan
campaign opened Monday with which
to carry on the war.
To obtain ft,WO,OOO,OO0 in subscrip
tions, the minimum set by treasury
officials for the issue, a gigantic ma
chine of many parts stands wer^jjet
in motion with the opening of the
compalgn. Fifty per oest greater than
the first liberty loan, the present of
fering is the largest the American
people ever have been called upon to
absorb, and to make certain (hat It
will be more than folly subscribed of
ficials for months past have Seen per
fecting the elaborate sales and public
ity mechanism.
1 Ftve billion dollars and ten million
subscribers ? that is the goal to whloh
officials hope to drive the campaign
successfully during the next Xocr
weeks. The services of virtually ev
ery industry of the nation have been
enlisted to bring about this result.
Secretary McAdoo opened" the cam
paign formally with a speech ?n Cleve
land, Ohio, the first of many he will
deliver in & transcontinental tour
which will take him into virtually ev
ery section of the country and keep
an the road until October M, - the
? farm pa
pers? which contributed so largely to
the success of the first issue, will work
for the success of the second.
Chambers of commerce, boards of
trade, manufacturers' associations and
kindred organisations have pledged
tJwir active and unstinted efforts In
the campaign.
Patriotic societies by the score hsvtr
been ?listed, as wvll as church aai
school organisations, labor organic
tkrns, fraternal societies
children.
The stage and the screen will do
their part. Leading theatrical and
moving picture stars hare heen filmed
tor a special number "which will be
4fcpiayed in virtually every moving
picture theater in the country, while,
from behind die footlights of vaude
ville and other theaters speakers will
atfllMkdafly the time between the acts
to campaign tor the loan.
COAL RETAILERS' PROFITS
LIMITED BY OflDEA 188UE0
Immediate Reduction to Consumer la
Expected. x
Washington.? Government control
over the coal industry was made tem
plate by an order of _Fuel Adminis
trator Garfield limiting the profita at
retafl coal and ooke dealer through
out the country to a basis which' ia:
expected to bring about ah immediate
reduction in prices to the consumer.
The order directs that the retailers
shall' fix their prices so as to limit
.their groaa margins over coat to the
average of such gross margins during
the year 1115, plus a maximum of 30
per cent of the IMS margin, provided
that in no case shall the acerage mar
gin of the month of July this year be
exceeded.
Local committees appointed by the
federal fuel administrators In each
state will see to It that the dealers
comply with the irder and the deal
ers themse*7ee will be called upon Co
return sworn cost sheets showing the
facts upon which they .have based
their prices.
Doctor Garfield selected 1915 as a
aonssi year because the coal short
age -sirich resulted in continued rises
in nrices did not begin until 1916. The
additional 30 per cent te-atlowM jto
cover increased coat of doing busfnwee
Prices already fixed by the govern
ment for coal at the moath of the
mine are. near thoee charged in 1911,
and with the Jobbers' charge now lim
ited to 25 cents a ton aad the cost of
transportation not materially increas
ed, the consumer in every community
should be amplg to get deal of any de
scription at approximately the price
W said in If 15. j
Parisot's Neapolitan Troubadours.? V
<onjf8 or sunny Italy, Including operatic seJectic
repertoire of Instrumental mnaic consists of aji
lections, ltjc' idlng American numbers, l^y
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With The Chautauqua Comtog to Fa;
m
CHARGED V.'ITri NATION-WIDE.
CONSPIRACY TO HAMPER
GOVERNMENT.
fc*d*w o f the Industrial Workers]
of the World, frosts speedily follow
ed the return. |
Almost before the court proceedings
had reached the state of the discharge ]
of .the jury, deputy marshals were on
their way to the local I. W. W; head- ]
auarters In automobiles, donated and
driven by women, and quicIUy return
ed to the federal building bringing
prisoners with them.
/" In the first. hour 35 {pen were thue
haled into thd marshal's office and
later were q
tore for the d?
Among the
custody via
secretary of i
of the L W.
September 6
of the l.-Wi V
raided
U An explanat
4&e govettime
directed the/
ditloua conspli
the men nan
were accused,
ft "The pro??
tions 61 19 a
codP and und
personally ctri;
the perpetrat!<
tha^haS We
in rwejrt iS
Dr. ChaaagfiBj
sanitary "serv
wounded paBi
trials, occupj
stretchers th
box of the a
A successful
one otthe
nested b^aB
oa r in the midst
before am
term j*|
New York
Carolina. This charge, his counsel
centended, would be- cleared aw^y at
for means had made an uxiauccesafal
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Washington? Every Am?ricah?ier
mnt vessel at more than -Melons
?l2&S8r??S
; "We will keep the documents un
less ordered by the court after the
hearing toglve theaa up." >'?- ?' ? '
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The Old standard Grove's Tasteless
Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON.:' It acts on the liver,; Drive#
out MaliHe^ Eariihea fhe Blood and
Buildaup the Whole System.' -60 cents.
ATION OF NIW BONOS
E $60 AHO *UlV.pL?*
V ? ?Iqf $50. ' ^ ?:
Maturity in 25 Year,.-?ub.crlpt?on.
Rouble Two Par Cant Upon Appll
OLilatlorijj; . i&i#.
40 and 40 Par Cent.
Washington. ? . Secretary McArt.w
announced the details of the seamd
liberty loan, , which win be offered \o
the public October I. The chiu fea
tures are: [.& ?; ';K , \
- Amount? 12,000,000,000 or morj, *be
excess not to exceed one-half of ?ho
amount of orer-aubscrlption.
Terms of bonds? Maturity, 26 years;
redemable at the option of the secre
tary of the treasury In 10 years.
Denominations of bonds? 150 and .
multiples of |50.
Interest rate? Four per cent, pay
able semi-annually on November 15
and Mey 16. *'/ ; '
Terms of payment? Two per onut
upon application, 18 per cent Novern
ber 16, 40 per cent December 14 and
40 per' cent January 13, 1918.
The privilege of converting boua j
of this Issue into bonds of any suc
ceeding issue bearing a higher Inf. v
est rate than tour per cent ? duriu,?
the period of the Var is extended, and
through an arrangement under wbi.-a
bonds will be printed with only f :r
coupons Instead pf 50 (to be exchang
ed at the end of two years for t5e
bonds containing the full ' number, of
coupons deliveries will be prompt. In
tWff maimer the !4eqe of Interim eer
tiflcates will be avoided.
miiiBRtteilfgf*: i-ttc -r- ? .. ? ? i :S
KNGLAND RAIDED AGAIN
GERMAN AIRMEN
For t?e second- alght In succession
German airmen have raided the
southeastern section of England and
readied London. The visitation ap
parently was Btaged earlier than the
one on Monday, but the Germans did
not succeed In penetrating to the
heart of the dty, being stopped on the
outskirts by the defensive forces,
i A score of casualties are reported
to have been caused by the few bombs
which the Germans were able to drop.
Latest reports on the raid of Monday j
night show 16 dead and 70 injured.
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ir population is increasing
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