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FRIDAY, OCTOBEU ±!, 1915.
l*V(iK THHFK
List your property with
MOSELEY BROTHERS
Real Estate Agents
Greenville, N. C.
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
VILLA ASKEDTO i TAKE SIX PINTS
STOP FIGHTING! FROM A NEGRO
Is A<hiM-d Tliaf Cari'aii/ti Is The lloail
Ul’ 'I'lic IM‘ Fa«‘t«
inoiiK
PERSONALS
Mr, iind Mrs. W. .1. Ihirclep loll this
:niornint!; to aiioiid tho SlaU! fair.
Mrs. X. .1. Crowdor lol't (liis iiiorii-
int? for licr homo at HlacUsliiiii' after
ri vi.sil III lur tlaiiglili'r. .Mrs. K. A.
.liisho]).
:\Jr.s. 1), S. Hiiiilli aial two .sojis arc
lltcii(lin>? till! Stato fair loday.
.Mrs. W. II. Jones mid lililu ihiunlilvr,
\du, loft today for a l>riiM' vi?.ii to
Mossrs. llorbi'i’l and lii'Vin'ly Jones
I, I’(>(prslp|iri^.
.Mrs. Aniiio I'iHMiim and Miss Annie
Smith rcliirni'd (his inorniiif!: from
•hi' State fair.
•Miss .Ahiiiii" llulh ’I’lUi.-ilal! loll liiis
uioriiiii.u: for tirimi'slaiid lo tak(! up
her diitii's as instnu'tor in tin; miisi<-
'h'liarlnu'nt of tin- (irinusland si lioi;!.
.Mr. I >. S. Smith Wi'Ut. lo liak'ifih on
llic i-arlv- iiiornins; irain in lake in llu'
.?air.
.!iiii.i-'i' II. W. Wl'.i'ilhi'i- rani" in tliis
jnoniiiiK from I;ii/.al)cthioun to r jioiid
<hi' woeic I'lid witli his fannly.
>.!r. J. .1. l.ani;himAlio'i?.i' 'I'inrni-'l
ilii.' iiHirnin;,' from tl'.i> l!ali'i};ii fair.
.Mr. S. 'I', llii'ns ritui'i'.i-i! 'riinrsiiay
;if|i'riK>:iii from a li'i^im-.-s trip lo
■lt"i-ni' lMn:l:.^.
.Mr. T. ?.jinu'iirii ufiii lo Wiison
Tlmrsilay alli ri’oi.ii oi. a iisisiness ti ip.
.1. .1 'i\'.'!l(>r i-.'iiri i!
<Iay afi.’i'noi.n fmm thi' Chri^lian
.■huni. I’onvi'iition at I'auii.^ii.
Krv. and .Mi ... II. IT. t?\ittli’ have ar-
rivr.l lioim.' from the Cl.ristian church
c.ii.'. i-iiti'oa a( I’lri.'irc 'rin:r.-(Ia>’ a!'-
■ iioon.
.Mrs i.iii .! : 'ly li;.' k ’I'l.iirs-
• tay al'ii ! ::ouii :ri'in l’.ii’'cun u hen.'sh"
i\en' '(I ri'iiri'..i“;l ihi- ('ari.-i iaii clinrcli
nt il:' c.invcni ml! in id ai th-M plncc.
.Mi.'s.srs. J. J. Satt('rwaitc, J. A. Ward,
liobert FerniUido and Cecil Sattor-
waite returned this niorniiig from the
fair at Italei'Kh.
RUSSIANS DRIVE
GERMANS BACK
Voii llimieiiltiirii' Najs lit- Is Cliisfiii;
In .VnMiiiii liiisilaii I’on
of Hluii >.ivt Verj
l>:i|iiilly.
lilOKId.N. OCT. ”1'. I’ia l.oailon. •
The (.’ennan advance on the Riissinit
llaltie porl of Itii’a. for possession of
wliic ha 1,'i'cai l;all'c has hoen iinder
way fill' several weeks, has bee iiear-
rlf'd t’oiv.ard far'le'r. 'I'he war oHice
reported today tiiat Field Mar.-:.lial
Viiii Ili!iilcnl)u;’K's army had oc(Mi|iied
the bank of the Dvina river northeast
of .Mit:,ii. from l’.orl;owil/. to ISi'rse-
imii ihe.
Unssiaii ri.'poris of successes on the
central and ;.oniln‘rn end of the line
rcci'ived partial coni'ii'inalion in the
statenuTl. (liTm-ui forces on the
Slyr were comi' ilcil lo leneal. losing
a new cai'Uon.
’Pile ain:ou:'iccnii‘!it follows;
"We.stoii thcali':’ of war;
'■ There weic i;o incidents oi' :.pcci;i]
iinportaace.
'■ i^i.-li.Tii tle .itT" of war:
'‘.\rniy jtroup o:' I'ield Mar:ha! Von
'lindenlmiT; .\o;'iheast oT .Mil;'.u we
oci iipieiJ ii!e haiii; of the J)vina from
j liorUowit-'. In I'fi'. .■nmeiibe. 'I'he
jhootylal>en i;p!o ihc jire-ent lime
in the c;ii;aAcli.i :.In in lli^s di.dfici
ainonn;' l:i six m.-u-liiin- j:uns an I
1,1'J.'i I i'i'i :i('r. .
■'.\raiy t;rou;i .li i’rini'O
i:;!.'! of l-nrr.Miv:.'.,i. n liussiaii alta' ii
'vas II pul I'll hy a i o;inler-a 11 ;icU.
".\riiiy u’'o'.;ii of (ii'iicial \'o!i i,in-
|.-i i'-;en: • hi ;!ie ;<tyr in the rc;,io;i
]of ( iarlori; Im al ca-.^a.L^emen'.-i de
jVeli'piil lo a K'cai c-.ieiil. I’ari, of
i:i (ii'i'ii;;',ii liivl ^ion f'trlil in;; there v. a-;
jl'orci'l i'.v r,;e niiK'.erica! : uii"ri(>ri!y
I) flhc cv.e;:'y 1f> !'i'ire:!l In a pnsilinti
fiii'lhei' lo llic rear, whereby a few
cr.nii'a vl.'cli ha! in ci h-' I in ,heir
ipo.;illiins lo ihe l:;sl luoincin v..'re
‘lo.-^l. .\ I nuiili'i' all:'.' !. i.' ploceeil-
NIOW VOHK, OCT. 22. Leaders liere
of the Me.xicuii conventionisl parly
were reported today lo have notified
General Villa that, he must Rive up Ihe
(iglit aKainsI Carranza and come lo
the l iiited Stales. I’nless ho doos so,
1 i; was stated, all of bis generals of
proininenco will (jiiit him.
it is understood that Ihe eonvcii-
lionisis in New York bi.dieve the fiRbt.
for constitutional Kovernmi'nt in Mex
ico can best be won by a waiting
policy and that they will not attempt
lo violate ilie nelllnl!il.^' of Die I'niKid
Slates.
Villa is now said lo be considering
tlio iiltimal.iini and to bo undecided
whether lo come to this eoun'ry r>r lo
eoniinue liKhliiiK the Carranza nov-
enrnieiit w ith such men as remain with
him. Manuel Chao and Kaoul .Madero.
two of Villa's jn-incipal u'cnerals, are
hi're.
A .New Lilli,' of Skirts just arrived,
i’opiilar prices and styles, fiiiod val
ue. C. F. Ml XFOUli
IO-22-.'’.r
Ol’licer l!ril<'.v Si'«>s Xettro Sell Hull’
I'iiil, <ii»<‘s Chase And <;e(s
Six rinls.
Ollicer lii'iley is running fdlicer
lirewer a close second now in tho mat
ter of catchini' blind tiners, as is prov
en by Ihe faet that be bad a negro in
cinirl yesterday morning, whom he
saw sell a half pint.
The ollicer started lo take Ihe negro
but the negro made ;i break for lib
erty and led the oflici'i- a line chase be
lie was timilly sloppi'd and six more
pints Were taken from his pockets.
'I'iie iii'gro was bound oviu' lo county
I'oiiri and will he tried next Monday.
New Crop Bulbs
Freiirli iitid Ihilcli Hyaciiid's, nitite
aiMl yclldw >ar«‘lssiis. Tnlips, (,'rot'us.
and Ijlliiins, riniil early I'lir best n>-
si/l(>.
I nioK i: ( I T i iiOui-Ks i
.liidt;'e Woolen’s Coiirl
tjiiile an interesting little yarn has
jiust come to light aiioiit llecordi'f
Frank Woolen's court. It I'cnis lliat
an old darkey, who had a l a.e coming
up before Judge Woolen, asked Ihe
jndge if the case could be transferreil
I I tbi' Superior court.
"l»o you want il sent lo Ihe ^;upel'ior
cniirl," asked the jmi.ge.
■"I’as, r.oss," re)ilied ihc old in'gro,
"I don't believe I's goin’ lo '.;ll ju lice
In till.-! hiTe county court."
ICiiscs, Cariiiiliiiiis, Violets, and Vul-
lies in season.
>Veddliiir ilecoialioiis in (lie latest
!itjles. Oiir I'loral arraii^^euicnts aroj
01 the linest touch. ■
itoselinslie.-., eliniblieries, (‘verjrreeiis.!
|slijiiie trees and lieilm* plaiits, I
j i~ ^ I I
I >lail, 'reiegraph. and ’jdione
orders proniplly exeeiiled.
LECTURING ADAM AND EVE|
Somewhat Humorous Painting In Ger-1
man Church, Work of Artist of j
the Middle Ages. '
In the Church of Saint Scbaldus at !
Nuremberg there ia a delightful mural I
painting ■which makes one merry even i
to recall It. Tho subject Is tho Garden |
of Eden. Adam and Hve are being i
lectured by an elderly man in flowing :
robes with a long wliito beard. His
beard alone would worn than supply '
Adam and Evo with tho covering they
lack. I
In as easy attitude, with neither
haste nor anxiety, he is pointing out
to them the error of thi ir ways. He
is as detached in manner as though he :
were a professor lecturing at f.ieipHic
on the fourth dimension of space. i
Adam is faoinewhat dejected and re- |
dines upon the pround. Eve, iin-,
abashc^d, with nothing on but the ap
plo she is munching, is evidently in a
reckless mood. She looks like a child
of fifteen, -with her hair down lier
back; the dellance of her attitude is
that of a nauglily little girl.
Tho world-old probh'tn is under di.s-
cussion, but with an air of good hu
mor and cheerfulness on the part of j
the lecturer, a.s though there were rttill
timo in tho world, as though hurry |
were an undiscovered human attrib
ute, as though possibly the world |
would still go on evi n if the problem
were left unsolved, and this first leafy i
parliament adjourned sino die.—New
Viirk Telegraph.
BARRED FROM HALL OF FAME
ont lU sim:ss is <;i;<>\vin(j.
J. L O’Quinn Co
1 /iom; it;s. i;ai.ui.ii, >.
Vniir alleiition iia.. liecui arrested for
.'I I’lomeiit n) tiiai, ;.<)U may be told
lhat till.' best farm in I’ill, cour.ty is
I'or sale. Il localcil midwa.y be-
tv.i'.'ii Wii'ii'.'viile an'l /Vyd'':!. Con-
n.ii'.s ll.'i acre.j, i;u acres cleared, two
l()b::f'ri) Ij.'nil':. house, siiiail teii-
nant house. Terta.s lo suit b'lyer.
Write C. ,i. Jackson, Siale .'.f. C. A.,
.Na.-.h'iiie. Teiin. lO-l'O-St
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
Absoluisly Pure
No Alum—No Phosphate
IM i.!? 1'01{ :ii|IMM!il It'.'vSa.'i,
CI, il.X,. IX r. -Jl’. ’di'.MV;;!!
!iiin;lii'- <'apliiri'il •"('\eral t riplojecs oi
ihe ’.’alaiiias ),and and I'altb' co;iipiin\.
v,!i(i(a !:t;'V ::!'c for !)('() r,:!i-
si i;;. ;;:';'e'dii!c:' to aduec'; leacliin:
lure :r. m ('e’.is'Mli.n. .M. 'auomI-
111' (!;e Mi'alr i-. (iJn.'cd bv <‘(iiiipaiii
rci'i ("ieniiit i\(■'. h'.';';-. !;o\M'\c". il !•
nndcisiood ll!“ enipbijes ’\ere laiica
^^(!:le enroioi id e.unpirny |.iMjier'>
;'roni < o’uiiiUii,-. ai'ler biin;iii'j;' l,<iltd
I:i .111 i.i' calile li» ihe ! ii:l‘.'il Stales,
i»( ilcr iiione.. I’dsi ( a;'d:
eiiiu ri'! iiri'N, i.iid.i!, iVor!'.
i.rs.s tl;! .
T\ui < hiiiiren liad Criiiiii.
! Mc!li(idis! ( !iiir<'ii
I llev. C. U. Kcaile, in',',;ii|ii;g cMer of
W hiiii'lon lii.Iriet wiil pr, aeli in tie-
Meihoi'.ist church Sunday iiiorniiig at
l!;i'0 a. 111. iii.'-ic.i,; of lll^■!l( as an-
ni.uiiced. sp.'cial illU^ic wi'.l l.e I'ei’.''-
'eied. I'ulilic cordiaily iiuiled.
'I'iie l\v.) cliMilren of .1. W. .\i.<
cvelanU (!a. hud croii[i. 1!" wrlle-;;
i i’.oih g('t so <:ho: k;.''l un I lu'V co.iid
|lauii;. brealhe. I ; a. la P'oloy's
:.'.iiiiicy ;);i l Tar a:; l no liii;" e'-'.e a id
|:t comple'ely ciiri-d Il.t m.” Cont,ii;w
1;.(< o[!iaie.,. Cut ihe ;i'e,'ie' ;n; ojio..s
j;.ir passages. Sold i veryv. Ik.tc Alv
I FOES^LS
(
I Five 1!iou>;uh1 iiuht
prists IVoin six lo ciulit I'c-'t
long,
H. H. PROCTOR,
Grimesland, N, C.
The Summer Time ^nIoy our^X'^' I-
ICE COLD TEA
5 have in stock your CHOICE of the BEST Black, Green
and Mix^d Teas in half pound tins at 35 Cents
BLACK TKAS
Formosa
Ooloax
Formosa OolonR
Orange Pekoe
Ceylon and India
Hnskot Find Japan
I^n^lish nroakfaat
Un«*i)lorod Japan
hurnuisa Iniita
Ceylon
GREEN TEAS
Japan 1
Imperial Gunpowder
Yunj? Hyson
I’owdered Japnn
(tunpowder and Formosa
Kormona and Japan
Japan and India
S. M. SCHULTZ, ; i 55
IHt'liieiiiber
You can always tiiid a coiiiplet''
|.slocU of bay, corn oats, cotton .^eed
jiueal and hulls, bran, ship.stuff, dairy
feed, the famous bratul of Corno horse
[and mule I'ef'd, hen and chick feed,
■stock salt, 'i'he best brands of lard
!lo he had, also dry salt meal, .simar,
jetc. .\liy kind of .seeds desired in
Reason. We buy our goods as u-'iial
in car lots and they are unloaded di
rect from Ihe l ar to our building wilii-
out drayage, are bought for cash and
sold the same way, at the lowest pos
sible prices liiat tirst tiass goods can
h(^ sold. Also bear in mind that the
people of (Ireeiiville and I’ilt I'imnly
have never been imposed on witli high
prices since this cash business was
established in 11HI2. \Vheii in the
market always get in toiK h with
,I()ll.\SO.\".-^ I'Hi:!) SKi'H) STOKi:
iii-:.’L>-it.
Eye Troubles
< ’;m l)c (|iuc!;ly cliiniii-
atcd by tin' wcariiii;' ttl' tlic
})nii»c‘r It'iiscs. W(> I'Cnow
the (iplical liiisiiK'ss and
can runiisli any Icii.'^c yoiii'
oycs may lU'OiL
No Charge for Examina
tion
W. L. BEST
Optometrists
JUST RECEIVED
CAR LOAD OF SASH AND DOORS
WE SEL_l_-
Mowers, Rikes, Harrows, Hay Balers, Stalk Cutters, Manure Spreaders, Paints, Oils, Nail, Lima,
Cement and Gupsum Plaster
HART & HADLEY
Painters of Humorous Pictures Un
justly Treated, Is the Assertion
Made by V/riter.
In lilera'urn a man has ev(,ry
riiance, if I-,,, can. to be ;is hilariously
unijridled as .Mark 'I'wain and still
taki" his pi.'ici* niiclialli'iiged on the
KiU'lf wilh lii' I'.ri <-:i ;,r; on i ii" stu'-c
he laay be a.' e~.'..a iiii;,lly a huniorir't
as .I(, -.i'[)h .le'.i rsiiii, and y,-! t;o down
in lii.dory v,;i|i a iialo aroui'd his mi'iii-
ory: ev !i ill ihe tr'cor;/{ real f.plioro
c,! music he may b'- as li.^ht and hi-
■/.arre and inipi.-:h as fancy will pt rmit,
v,;i:iuut ill ,'iiiy way jeoj.ardi.ans his
ar'LisUc di:-'iiiiy,
I’.ut h'i him alii i;';t any s",:ch gala-
hcarti'.i disjilay in u : ins of paint ami
l’.“ niii.'t si:i;ii a(ail 'i.ician and tli.-
most if. rvi'l Vuliiri o bang tiieirdoor
willi ei|iial vi:.'.or in I.is face, -svrites
I.niii.s l;:iury in llie : ■ nkman. ^V^lich
ia I his d:'.v, ^^h'■u ;■ re is more talk
than ever ii. fore cf :)ir> development
of a really naiional ‘it, K"f'm:', ju.it a
trii'ie I a. h.
Tliat a brilliant ^:I.i^it that v.iihout
n.i^sioil or lai'.-. a-, t nr .‘■■-cIiihiI rravc.s
o;;ly (he ]irivili,".' o,' making holiday
v.iih facts and lelti'. iini^ar;iaily with
lb.' ir own gay ininiitati’.e, irreverent
conl'elii ry .n'i ! ihal. b'lbs up in
t'l.' c: rn;-.of cl\ lljv.-.treams too
t!ioron"h!y .\i:;''ri.an to bc> eonpipned
ahvn>‘- to tie i: r. mori.' ipUemeral
pic'oriul avi aii's.
\'a!tic of Mcfl'icr's Gtoriea,
.^-arr.'l I.olllr' .Arnold "Lif''
shows us that liu' ,“iorii..s which are
heart at the inotlicr'.s knees ar,-> aa es-
r'Ctiliai I art of our in nla.-,". The child
V ho is de.’iri'.id of this po.'S'''^.-^i('n will
a'ways miss i!ie charm ii!"rature,
Ihe joy of iHii'iry, liie swii't imapina-
tion whie!i eiiabh'.s us to ^ I'.ari' in lhat
\'liich is I'orci;-;! to our :nliuia;i,> < x-
perience. v:.\-cipt a.^ this api rei'iation
is assured, in child'ioed, it is never
won.”
Aside frmn tlu' lit. r.iry and ariHiic
vaUlo of Ktuiies tle re is no greater
force than they for the i rcHei vation
of the purity of a <'iiiid. I'ill his mind
with their rich imagery, their • tirrin.i-:
deeds, their ideals set his fancy uo-
ing about the mysterii's of nature, let
him follow thij adventures of great
heroes, and there 'vill bo littlo room
loft in his life i.>r sordid or evil
things.
The best way (o banish darkness Is
to let in the light. To tell stories to
your ehildren is your duty and your
privilege.
Cosmopolitan Nation.
Tlie Jiouinanian i.s a lover of the
mountains and tho woods. It is. In
deed, to tho peaks and forests of the
Car)iatbians that he owes his national
existence.
Isolated in them, the Uouinanian has
clung more tenaciously to tho ways
and customs of iiis ancestors than any
of the I-atiii races, and it is said that
today hi.-; language contains more pure
Latin words ihan the Italian. Ho is
a composite nationality, however.
About twenty towns and villages of
Koumaniii have been positively identi
fied by arcbeologisis as of Roman
origin, but thi io \sere Iiacians in tho
land before the Romans and other
racial stocks iiave left their mark on
the language and character of the
people.
Excrcise and Health.
Take exercise. Take daily exercise.
IIav*> a hobby that gets you out of
diK)rs. Walk to \our business, to
your dressmaker's, walk for the sake
of walking, .loin a walking club and
keep your weekly score of miles. Keep
chickens, make a garden, wheel tho
baby or play golf or any other game,
but fake two iiours outdoor exercise
every day. Gymnasium work is good
for tliose who like it and can afford
it, but avoid heavy athletics. Don’t j
try to be a ‘ strong man,'' the cham- \
pion athlete often dies young. De
a moderate, persistent, daily expo
nent of exorcise. You may not burn
the fnTiiily carriage, as lienjamin
suggested, but at least, as he advised,
walk, walk, ualJi.
/
Young
if
lothes
Are a Specialty
At This Store
\\ i‘ i-ai r !' I ■''! 11 ■ci;| I I '
In III,' \ Mi;x's
1 r.'idi1 ici'<II\ ''Iir 1 »i/Ii ■
.■y dl’ I'liyiim and "I'lUti”'
1 he Ih-'i, c'l I'T .'lylc,- ,'111(1
!ii< '(Ici^ 1 '.'ii 11'Tiis ;iii(l
I 111.- ill'' a\fi'aii'c
< l.O'I'i 1 i N< 1 SToK*!-:
li.i.-ii'l till- ill i-\c anil
i r.'^rr.—.j\ I In in lian-
(llr.
Styles .•ii.iuui’ Iroiii
M';i.';iiii In .'^i-a^nii, :ii)(l
\'V llilr SnlUr i;!cl| cnll-
li 11! In .-iliniit llh'
.-.'iiui' niil 1 liiiiu'. > far al-
tt'i' yc.'ii'. l!i'' ;i\rr;i_”’i‘
!i\c ymiim man waiils tn
.<! !n\\ i ir ;i j i \'(‘ 11\ w r;t r-
iii”’ ill!' i'.\Sl 11( )N-
Aiii.i; « ijvr!ii;s uf
llir )l’ lilj iind
till 111 lici i' ill liiu wiricly.
Our Styles
aI'l• iiiaiIc 1 >y the \\iirld's
licst clut 111 -' iiiaki'i's and
iiavf ;i u'l'cal deai fn do
w ith .^liaIiiiiu 1 hr 1 rend
nl' ta<hinii. they hav(‘
niir >taiidinu' m-dci' i‘(>r
i;nnd Sl'li'i'l inllS n| fhi*
lll'U ihillu.-'. ,'i> Snnll ;i.s
ihry a['pcar.
<"niiis‘ ill and xnn'jl
MT hnw nlir lli'W lv\Id.
<'LO'rill''S r;in\ nlll
til is idea.
Frank
Wilson
The
King Clothier