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than to know he has some money tucked away in ' the, bank.
He is safe from worry and unlooked-for calamity; he - is pil
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,the men in his communiry, and
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Notice' To Schedule
"BT Tax Payers.
YOUR SCHEDULE "B" or; PRIVILEGE TAX,
Is now PAST DUE. Same was dbe on. May 31st, 1914
Unless you come in and Pay AT ONCE, you will be
subject to a fine of $250.00. Should I not report the
? above delinquents I will liable to the some fine.
Please do not put thirf matter, off. 'Come in
today and PAY UP and save embarassmenf for us
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THEIR DAREDEVEL 5 ACT, WAS
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u piTIVES WERE CAUGHTi
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KINSTON,June 10,-By, a 'bit 'of
worjt acctatmid by $h gfffter? ; Jt rynj
slow county as sheer deredeviltry, Sherc
iff A, W, Taylor, and Cortvict Supenn
tendentBryant ;sylor of Kinstoi
yesterday i;'. morning with the j assist
ance of Deputy Sheriff Paughtridge of
Richlands and two citizens invaded .two
lumber camps n Onslow apdr flragged
forth four escaped Len6ir County con
victs and a suspect. c'.'j ;Kg
The investment of the camps ; was
about 3 a. m.. and in : the darkness
was more or. less perilous. ;v . The Lef
noir ,; officers drove .50'.. mil in aii
automobile to reach Camps' Perry and
Pender, two- remote -hamlets -'with . a,
combined, population pf round 600
Seldom before have officers of the law
invaded the cam pa in. search of crim
inals, for it, ia regarded by. the ..local
officers as a, riaky business. ";
Sheriff. Taylor, recently had , !word
from that section that one or two) -men
wanted by himhad been at Fort Barn-
well andi were headed v for ;Tthe Vh-
slow . camps. -' j;,. When ;-l he f and ' . the
posse arrived after an 'all-nigh Jrive
they rushed in uppn the negroesand
warned ; fm, dj tay Vwithty r 4 the
on three aides, aiid the Taylor searched
the shanties Only at , one place was
there show, of 'resbtance. - ,' A door
wa slammed in the officers1 jfaces.
They promptly kicked it . down-' and
covered the inmate with ; their revol
vers. . . -v ' . - f':!
Taken into custody were: : -Z
Albert Owen I, who. escaped V with
nine other negroes when, ; ' Convicts
mutinied at a camp near Kinston last
Szptember.- Owens . wa armed , with
a : revoherir He will; Btand trial -for
carrying the - weapon' and also for
disarming and assaulting a guard at
the time of the mutiny.
Will George and Twillie Powell,
who escaped with Owens at the .time
of the Mutiny. " ..' . '
Williatn Troubleneld, f believed to
have shot; another negro at a lumber
camp wilt be retained here.
The; five are 'today m 'the. Lenoir
county jail hera. Owens and Trouble-
field will be retained here, and the oth
er thrae will be returned to the roads.
Sheriff Taylor made a statement to
day that he believes an organized po
lice force maintained : by the several
counties in which the black timber
camps are located, is the only -plau
sible' means of preserving order in the
camps, filled with negro criminals.
He - will suggest the organization of
such, a - force to the: officials of the
neighboring counties.
SUMMER SCHOOL ! FOR TEACH
ERS A BIG SUCCESS
j vThe, summer -school at Vanceboro';
which : is being conducted by Prof.
Highsmith'of Wake Forest and. Miss
Harris of Raleigh, is proviag'to be-a
great' success. , ,
' ., The school is welt attended by teach.
ers of this and adjoining counties and
much good b expected to be derived
from this term which lasts only a few
REV.
EUCLID McWHORTER RE
TURNS HOME. i
t Rev. E. C, McWhorter wh(i several
weeks ago went to' Morehead City
where . he entered a hospital and un
derwent an operation for appendecitis
and gall, stones has, fr the gratification
of his, many.: friends recuperated suffi
ciently as to be able to return-homd
making Progress in . drill
ING OF WELLS.
Considering the fact that , they are
drilling through solid; j rock, the force
that is1 employed in drilling wells back
of -the City. Hall kre making rapid pro-
One weft has been drilled to the depth
of fifty-si feetj twenty-three of -which
is through a solid, rock.! ,.
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AT THIS sessid:j
HOUSE GETTINCf READY 4. TO
"TAKE VP HOBSON AMEND- d
MENT,TO CONSTITUTION
I' 'IxSpeciat 'to" the journal)! A'l
;WSHINGTONuW l0-ati6nt
ne Federal) Consri
sidered, tbrnorfoW; at ;.'llapetiar&eeli
Members' of ' the Committee were rev
titeiit fohightbui5 ''Jtj Is Understood
they 'will pass on ' a revised resolution
toay' by Representative 'Hobson of
Alabama, " to ': meet" Opposition to . the
amendment he submitted some time
ago on .the : ground that; it 'violates
State' rights. vH'-'t .H' v' ;fc&f-ifi
" Asi, reVis,ed :,- the proposed" new . ar
ticle in ; the Constitution reads; -i .
1 "The sale,': manufacture' for: ' sale,
transportation ' for .. sale, '; importation
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iur saie i incuxicanng .nqiors ror
beverage- purposes in- the United
States ..arfd . alt territory-subject to
the jurisdiction ': thereof and the exi
portation for sate thereof are ) forever
prohibited; the Congress or the; States
wijtmn ' ineir ; respective . junsaiccions
shall have power to enforce this article
by alt needful legislatibri.f vV':-'
Prospects 'of a yote, on prohtbitiod
at this session- hare been the subject
of general discussion lately an4 Ma
jonty , Leader . Underwood .has ex
pressed willingness, Jio have ; the ques?
tion put before the House for a test.
He' an other Democratic leaders be
lieve X thatiu while Hobonesolution
might Command a' tnajorit, it would
not receive , the , necessary two-third
Votes.- t-&i t:-:ri'-:ff,?Tl
The i prospect of an eariy vote on
prohibition caused a great flurry about
the Capjtal It generally was conceded
that, a , vote rori the bitterly-contested
question at this session virtually- was
assured. - .??
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CHECKERS AT THE ATHENS
' TOMORROW . '
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Breni gold bandied umbrella hai lti
ThosorWho get Into hot water bay
raallypfoded the neat
Some genlne may yet be able to make
Ima)c4utt lood ef wild oata.;;:-
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And the navy now , recalls the An
cient Uarlner'a famoua plaint
Experience la valuable) provided yo!
can aell It for moris tban'it cost yotk 4
Ma matter - what the j weather, one
may always bare sunshine in the heart
An old grouch Is as good as a new
one, scwhy trouble to break in a fresh
Soihe inen drop ont of sight of their
own free wllL Others marry prima
donnas. ,, ' ;-:(':f,v,; ',4,itsX'
good
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w a bad thing when
you see It
Many a man loses more time trying
to save a nickel than It would take him
to earn ,,' dollar. :? $ tii
A 6.000,000 egg shipment from China
adds the promise of a foreign yolk to
4 Women' Imitate, the men s in many
things; but you never hear of a girl
chewing tobacco. . '
Marriage always changed people; but
unfortunately it doesn't always alter
thenf or .le better.,,v.;,
Most of the criticism eomea from
those whtf ha ye no Interest 'in the mat
ter; oneway or anotner. ry$; :J:'C;i
The, fact that Spanish is the'morJier
tongue of Mexico does not exert any
perceptible sentimental appeal.
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'TherVwiH b a ecesl tneetingof
the Board of Aldermen, Monday night
une 15, at 8 o'clock,: to cooaider the
passing of ' an ordinance relative " to
unday closing.' J;. . 6-i0v5ti.
Scallops, Ciams,. Spanish -Mackerel,
ptue fish, -Mulle aijd Trout today
j-t '"'J r Ol p-'- '-?S -i''. .i.
yeo. Aleves on.;t.;,w;oiu-i
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NEW,BRlSC.CIf tirtE'icUE ?
Next Game Saturday, Railroad
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STANDING X CLUBS 'V "
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''Washington At Valley Forge," the
firtt'1 6f ftho new; f: Universal" f eature
PifM to be shown at the Star theatre
was exhibited - there' y est erda'jT before
a large aumence and it- gave general
tisfaction 'and in J fact . was.highiy
praised. 1 te , $tar has takeii; pa the
Universal 'service indxf '; ahd iheir prio-
grain each day will consist of several
"AN AMERICAN CITIZEN'V WAS
J , SENT TO WRONG PLACE '
, An. American i-ituen was. to have
been shown at the Athens theatre today
but V through a 1 misunderstanding at
Durham the picture was -sent to Attan
ta,".Ga.V; aijd cannot be shown at the
Athens until a later date which' will be
announced. f ;"-v;i
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GET TOGETHER SOCIAL ?
To Ba HeldvAt fhl fin Baptist
: " Church Tonlflhi. v. . fA
. Following thej prayerTitWce'Which
will be held at 8 o'clock' tonight at the
First Baptist i churcly.tWmoas'
and their friends , will assemble on the
church hWnf , which rifl be brilliantty
illuminated and there a'; socially hour
Will be '.spent. 5 Rcfreshmeots will be
served and in fact the gathering will
be aregular, "get acquainted meeting.".
Rev.-L: B. Padgett requests all members
to be 'present with their friends. ' I
Miss Nina Gatlin who has. jut com.-
pleted her course at tha Eaati Carolina
Training school at - Greeirviller N. C.
is in the city to spend the summer with
her sister, : Miss Hattie' Gatlin. .'Miss4
Gattin ! will leave in September for
Scotland Neclc, where she has accepted
a position as teacher inthe school there.
Mrs. Campen, ; Mrs. W. W. Hooker,
and .daughter and Miss Love Eastwood,
of Alliance, spent yesterday in the cityTers. However, up to. the present time
shoppings
F Miss Cora Johnson, ; of Pittsburgh,'
arrived in' the city, last evening for an
extended visit td her sister Miss Edna
Johnson. ' ."y".:-
Mrs. D. S. ; Fortner, of Cove City,
was a visitor to New Be. n yesterday.'
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Premier Carrier of ', the South.
LOW ROUND TRIP SUMMER TOU
RIST TICKETS NOW ON SALE TO
."THE LAND OF THE SKY" i'
AHSEVILLEl, WAYNES VILLE, HEN.
DERSONVILLE, TOXAWAY, BRE
VARD, HOT SPRINGS, 4vv . ffcv
AND ALL OTHER WESTERN NOR-
TH.CAROLINA POINTS." '' ".
:,Spend ' your .'vacation in the cool
mountains of Western North Carolina'.
4 Week . End and Sunday Excursion
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-AYS DRANDREAS P.-CHRIS fy
" TIAN. OF BOSTON. - V ,
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p BOSTON, Tune tfl.-The richesice
cream And 'plenty; of. the, iinest; chdcoV
lates areithe bejt cure fbr delirium tre-J KJ Jfe;
ihens -'r.;.plain' drunkenness either, ac- ,,
cording to Dr. 'Andreas-F,-Christian, ay ' . t-'!,' .
(eading, Back Bay 'practitioner. , '.""," '', , f ' '
t-'Take the case of a man who has been' ; ;fy.i ,'
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ella, apree tor a long -time, said, ne to- -:;i jtf;;C
day, ''and the best cure is to give him
some suitable food', .therebyj saving the
stomach from digesting itself. 4 Ice . (
cream has a cooiing eHect ana tne coiar :, - , ; "
ness absorbs the heat of the alcoholic ; . y ffiufi l.
inflammation.' In ice cream, we have Z?t::?:
.the fat pf real , cream. plus the gelatine "'yy'rt
which acts as a prcectiye layer for the j;v X- ;i jf
mucoua! 'membrane.jlt?sbsorbs alcohol v 't yy t
poison an cools, protects andneals.lf . -' :;. ji: 'y-'"-
' A drunkard has alcdhol iq hu blood
in large quantities when he is on a spreei V
When he gets caiidy in his stomach' at ",
this time he digests it and creates mora- - ;
alcohol out of the sugar. But,'strangety
enough, this alcohol will serve ;to. -deal- .
coholize the stomach and eventually the
system.
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Situation Grows More Seriout Each
" a.;. n. ,
ml-,
day' morning predicted that rain would
fatti in :les; jthan twenty-fiWyhourv,
missed their calculattoa. : I hose wno
placed faith' m the 'Opinion; of thedl
ciples of the gowebone and other signs
were- expecting the cooling showers
but they failed to materialize and the
situation continues to grow' more' ser-
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In other parts of North Carolina
rain has failed during the week and at
Norfolk" there haye been several show-
there has been no sign of a downpour
since the first week in May. ; '
. Rev. R. B. Dranet of Edenton.andl
Rev. J'.jfbyEbethC,
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
to attend a"; meeting of; the Standing
Committee of, the .piocese, of East
Carolina
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round trip tickets on sale to Morehead
ttyj ;Beaufort;WHghtsJle,; Wilmingf
tonV and various other summer resorts. "
W For illustrated bookiet, wluch, will be .
of great assistance in planning your
summer.' trip, and complete ' detailed V
information, ask your t4tej!.wi'V-
munlcate wlth.'-jH ;'VW'
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