TO OUR FRIENDS: * THE GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET OPENED TUESDAY

WITH PRICES MUCHB ETTER THAN WAS ANTICIPATED . takes pleasure in announcing having made the gratifying AVERAGE of

rr\+ /^ T> • takes pleasure in announcing having (Cl O Oft 1 DC VxCIlter OriCK made the gratifying AVERAGE of ^> 1 U^V/O

BUYERS WERE ALL ON AND EVERYBODY FEELS GOOD. We wish to state that we are in better positicn, ard have a better force to serve our friends than ever. When you are ready lo sell COMF TO THE "OLD RELIABLE" where every energy of every person connected with it Will be exerted to get the Wghest possible prices fcr all tobacco sold with us. Our past recoid for high averages, correct weights and courteous

treatment shall be maintained.

Come to Greenville, COME to THE CENTER BRICK with your to- bacco, and we will please you. Your friends,

Brinkley, Rice & Spain

TAKES I I'- tin my term aboul Ihe first ol \u

put, one malt bog, light brown in color, unmarked, we ghi about l« ponnde Owner can gel same b> p

log all COBU. .1 II. CLARK,

Wlntervllle, N t\

8-17-lt-d-3w

Professional Cards I, ». CARTER, M.l>.

Practice limited lo diseases o( the Eys Ear, Nose and Threat

—and— The Pitting of Glasses.

Office with Dr. D. L. James, Green- ville. N.

Iailroad

oute

rtlHI II IS l••'"> S A. Cnngleton and lays the sufferer open to attaol

ciim Board of conniv Commls'n from other di-as■• Wet (vet, iud Attest: deo changes In temperature mid

.. ping iiin overed al night cause many children's col l.; li roi w

Superheated oxygen ■ Koley's Honey and Tar Coiniioni.il lucoessfully In the treatment ol ran- «!»•• »"r" and prompt roller. 8old

grenoua wounds III Parti hospital everywhere -Adv.

Braseoe Bell, clerk NoflH Carolina Ml ltd Btw.

Norfolk n0uthern Q

ew Obort M

Schedule In Elicit April II, lllli.

N. H.—Tbe following schedule fig- ures published as information only und are not guaranteed:

TRAINS LEAVE OBBEJITILLE -

Kastlmund

l.os a. m. Daily, "Night Express." Pullman Sleeping Car for Norfolk.

J.40 a. ni. Dally, for Plymouth, Elisa- beth City and Norfolk. Broiler Par- lor Car Service Chocowlnlty to Nor- folk. Connects for all points North and West.

t>:30 p. m. Dally, except Sunday, for Washington.

Weslbound 3.1 J a in. Daily, for Wilson. Raleigh

and WOSt Pullman Sleeping Car Service. Coiienets North, South anu

West .1 a. in. Dally, except Sunday, lor Wilson and Raleigh. Connects for al) points. |

■ 2:. p ill. Dally, for Raleigh and all Intermediate stations. For further Information and reser-1

ration In Sleepln gears, apply to .1. L Hasscll. Agent, fircr-nvtlle, N. 0,

II. S. I.DAItH, (Jen. Pas. Agt.

I. I). PTACK, flcn. Stipt.

FEED _ Are you one of our customers?

If not, it is because you

have not had our prices

W£ ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR

Hay. Corn, Oats, Bran, Ship Stuff, Hon Fead. Chick Feed, Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Flour, Lard, Sugar, Dry Salt Meat.

We are In a position to »ive you prices that are the lowest to be had. on anything in this line. Be sure to gret our pricesbeforebuying

We also buy Pitt County Corn

J. B. JOHNSTON -■■— 1 sum

Te keep n- tracks 1 lean ■ Qarman strict railway is nsim s vacuum cleaner operated by ihe mi lor of the .•ir that sarrles It

Reflector WantAds Pay! Get the Want Ad Habit—

•:

Mate Llbrtai

&KIEWYILLK IS WET

BKAHT OF EAST EMM

W08TB CAROLINA. IT HAS

A POPULATION OF FOUR

THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED

iND ONE. AND IS SUR-

ROUNDED BY THE BEST

FARMING COUNTRY.

INDUSTRIES OF ALL

FINDS ARE INVITED TO

LOCATE HERE FOR WE

HAVE EVERYTHING TO

OFFER IN THE WAY OF

LABOR, CAPITAL AND

TRIBUTARY FACILITIES.

WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE

10 H AND NEWSPAPER PLANT.

WE HAVE A CIMOWLA-

TION OF TWELVE HUN-

DRED AMONG THE BEST

PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN

PART OF NORTH CARO-

LINA AND INVITE THOSE

WHO WISH TO GET BET-

TER ACQUAINTED WITH

THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN

4 BUSINESS WAY TO TARE

4 FEW INCHES SPACE AND

TELL THEM WHAT YOB

WAVE TO SRI NO TO THEIR

ATTENTION.

OUR ADVERTISING

HATES ARE LOW AND CAN

BE HAD UPON APPLICA-

TION.

Mrlciiturf U the lost I'.efol. t»r Wwt Healtkful. the Most Sooto tmplofnirnt »/ Mae.- Urorg* Wasktogli'ii-

nil.I UK XXX1T. UKEEKV1LLE, N. «', H1WAY BTEH1HG, IIIM ST 47, MIS M Mill I! I

BIG TIME AT T

llAIIIIrl I E UUiNEM SPEECHES

BY SEVKKA1. NOTED NEB

sri'l'KH AT B I'. M.

IAUT0 TURNS OVER UNCLE SI GIVES THE GERMAN TODAY AND SLIGHTLY IN- TO HAITI AMPLE

NEW BERN JURES OCCUPANTS! TIME EXTENSION

I

The votaries of Masonry in Pitt

county never experienced a more en- joyable day nor a day tilled with more Interest and instruction in the prin- ciples of tl.c order than 111 the great gathering at Ayden on Thursday, the lath. Every one of the ten lodges in the county was largely represented, mi! several from neighboring counties were present, swelling the attendance to above two hundred and lifty.

The occasion was the organization Of a fifth district meeting composed of all the lodges in Pitt county, and this was the first annual sesion. Through the leadership of District Deputy Grand Master John 11. Cheek end his excellent co-workers In Ayden lodge, the arrangements for the dis- trict "meeting had been well planned and were carried out admirably.

The Masons assembled In Aydon's splendid temple promptly at 10 o'clock ami after the formal opening there was an address of welcome by Mr. David a. Ilollowell. of Ayden, and re- sponse by Judge F M. Wooten. of Greenville. Then there wore briel speeches on various topics of Inter- est to the fraternity, and the mornlnts BBoslon closed with a question box con- ducted by Worshipful Master H. E. Austin, of Sharon lodge. Greenville.

The call coming from labor to re fresbments at 12:30. all repaired to onc „f the tobacco warehouses where a bountiful barbecue dinner awaited

them. The first work of the afternoon ses-

sion was the selection of officers for I lie district meeting for the next year. District Deputy Grand Master John H Cheek continued in this Office by Vir- tu of apointment from the Grand Lodge nf North Carolina, and the other officers elected were as follows:

District grand senior warden. J. A|1 nlcnli„.rs „, |he party received his own life. wounds and cuts, though none of iliem

1 are thought to lie in a precarious con- dition.

Ml!. I.IXSIV; HIM. MIT IMSCTSS

TKKATY AS U'BHITTKD

TO THE HUTU \

PEOPLE.

T CRUSHES CZAR'S

BREST LIT0.SK Great Army of General Von Mackensen Organizes Itself

For a Rush on the Lines of Czar's Troops and Makes a Successful Onslaught, Capturing an Important

Russian Position.

Jiexl Dancing (in-*.

Will Start Thursday nigin in Hlni Hall. My best advertisement any of my present pupils.

Irving .1 Calkins. S-S8-4I l|i. Instructor

1

E DEVIL

Reports from Belhaven this morn- ing. Indicate thai two young men in a

; buggy look il upon themselves lo ■hoot up the town 01 Belhaven last

! night, bill were arrested by Policeman ' Dillon ami taken before the mayor

was a most beautiful tribute to Ma- where they were lined seven and live sonry and what it stands for. yet In dollars, respectively. closing the speaker spared not those members Ol the order who are remiss in their dunes in failing 10 live up to its principles, or who by their negli- j gence permit the entrance of those who are unworthy. >

Again a little before 8 o'clock all repaired to the warehouse, whore the ladies of Ayden had provided a ban duel. It had been Intended at this banquet to have responses lo several toasts with Mr. H. C. Flanagan sa toastmaster, but at tbe conclusion of the repost be announced thai as the day had been so full of worU and good things, and there was yet lo come the address of Attorney General T. W. Blokett to which all were looking, rather thah make the hour of dispers- ing too laic the tmists would be

omitted. The next assemblage was in the

large auditorium of the l'ree Will .,11)-'' dllUIIUIIU'" "- The mosl progressive step taken by Baptist Seminary for the address of

the district meeting, and one that will I General Bickett. After a song by B prove a lasting monument to Masonry |s,.|,.,.t quartet, Ihe speaker was Intro |„ Pitt county, was the decision to !uced hy Mr. A. O. Cox. of Winter create a loan fund of $1,000 to be vil|„ ,„ wen chosen words. Though •sed by girls in getting an education at Bast Carolina Teachers Training

he omitted to call the speaker's name in closing, the reference lo him as th

HADE A 81 (IKSSKII. < I.IMlt OK

TIIK (III HTIIOISK VKSTKIt-

HAV EVENING.

More than a thousand people crowd- ed around tbe courthouse square yes- terday evening at «;:!" o'clock to wateh 11 H Oardenler, the Virginia Dare Devil, make good his declaration that he would climb lo the top of the courthouse.

Gardenler started at one corner of the building, easily scaled It to Hie roof, valtued over the cornice and trolled up the roof to the dome. Mere be experienced a little difficulty in gel Hug a secure hold on Ihe corn lie. bin

Schoof nTZtZTZZ £= Z77^rZ nf"Norih i'^lina was he finally managed ,0 gel over. w,rihT,sLm. and .he vote u..s- ^..^ ,„„ WM „ with a The Hare ..evil's climb certainly lahllBh the fund WM carried unani- bu„t of applau8e. H,. Blokett Spol «as marvellous to the people of mously Mr A. G. Cox. of WintervlHe. „ ,, ,,„rt hl8 „,,,„. was lb- Greenville, and many of them gave „., m treasurer of the loan fund. aeed heauti{Ul. It was filled with ad- oui ejaculatlous of wonder ■     the and a committee of one from ouch „ i||ona ,„ riKht living being just »pectaiular exhibition. lodge in tho county will have charge |0 your nel(!hbor and trim 10 you" of raising U>c fund. . andwas inspiring to evci v hearer,

At 4 o'clock the Masons went 111 pro- j Ay||rn (.cr|a|nly touched Ihe heart of every visitor to the district meet- Inn Nothing that coul 1 be des'red in*. iM.im ^ hosnltalliv IBy Wire to The Reflector. was overlooked anil th" hoMilta" was without hounds. The people of Rocky Mount, Aug. M. While a it,;,, good town Vied wiflt each oihc- i.mptliig lo alight from his father. in attention to their guests ahd saw automobile here yesterday evenlug, that everv .omfort a>M provided George Hales, I years old. wag thrown Av.ien calls Itself a little town great under the car, the wheels passll

cession from the temple to the Metho- dist cbur':h. where after a most tilting Introduction by Representative I. « Galloway, of Grlmesland. an Oration was delivered by Hon. R. C. !>«>nn »f Khfleld. Mr. Dunn is grand orator Of (hi Grand Lodge of North Carolina.

W-lu! roqueel he repeated the

• mo last

\ Bill IS HI N OVKH HV A> AI'TOMOItll.1

Washington. Aug. 25. Word iau.c

from Port An Prince today that

Charge Davis, of the American lega-

tion, had extended until tomorrow

night the time for action by Ibi

Haiten parliament n :' prnposed

treaty to establish tor lu :■.;> an

American financial protectorate over

the island republic.

Noon today had been fixed by the

charge as the time by which he would

expect approval of the treaty drafts

submitted by the L'nlted States The

Haitians protested, however, against

such ■ limit on debate In parllameni

and the extension was granted. Of- ficials here did not comment on press

n. is that the parliament and min- istry threatened to resign If the American government Insisted upon

Immediate action. Secretary Lansing made a state

meat today explaining the purpose lb" l'nlted Stales hud in proposing and pressing the maty with Haiti al till* ,!„„, He said the Washington gov-

ernment was ailing from wholly di- interested motives to save tb" Hitl' republic from rulll through never end ing activities Of so-, ailed revolution |Ms for Whom the country's reve- nues offered spoils. The Secretar: declared there wa- oi.ndation for reports that the proposed convention would give the United Slates Mole Bi

Nicholas as a naval base. While Mr. Langsing would rtii

cuss the treaty, it is known that n provides for American agents charge or the ten custom house*, threol which, those at Port Au Prince, 8t, Marc Cape Haitieii have alrca.l> hcei, taken over by "tear Admiral

Caperton. Solon Menos. ihe Haitian minister

conferred with Mr. Lansing during the I day and preseuled « communication !from his government requesting sn explanation of certain points In Ihe

American proposals. Although the minister would no

discuss the negotiations be said that

he felt sure thai ills government was anxious to bring ab.n.t an understand Ing with the l'nlted Stales as spedilx as possible He made it .bar that his governmetu did not oppose the at

tempt Of the l'nlted States In bring about pear, and reconciliation in the Island. Riots and uprisings, he ex- plained, were In many cases due to ignorance of Hie intentions of the l'nlted Stales and a misunderstand- ing of Ihe presence of American Hoop-

on Haitian soil. "I hope and desire." said the minis-

ter, "that 11 real entente wll be cre- ated betwen the two peoples, but such an entente Is only possible when both sides make concessions"

Berlin, Aug. tt, via London. The

Russian advanced positions to 'he

s.iuthwest of the fortress of Brest

i.uovsk were broken through yester-

day by the Germans, according 10 an

official announcement given out to-

day bj tbe army headquarters siait

The text of the statement follows:

• In 1 lie western theatre.

-in ihe Champagne district we sue-

,. .r ully 1 Eploderi Reversl mine*

"In tbe Vosges an attack made bj

the enemy on Scnratzmanneli »u» re

pel led with hand grenades and soiilb

ess, 0r S011de.11a.il that part of the

trench sections which we los Au-

gust 1^, was recaptured. •A German battle aviator shot down

a Preach biplane near Nleupori.

- in the cistern theatre

•Army group of Field Marshal von

Hlnderburgt Norm of the Stemonj

,,,,.,. 750 Russians were taken prls „ners during successful engage.m,.. m the nelgbuorb t Blrshi.

•The army under Von >•'"""" advancing victoriously towards th« east, fighting all the way Hits arm,

captured W50 Russian. I """• »"

eral machine guns. . n„ .,„,!> Of General lm

reached Berecowka. captured Kn>« ,v„ and crossed the Narew rive, w

the souih "i Tykocln. ■ .„. aiii.y of Ueneral Von Gallwln

capturei the Narew river irotsing

POLLOCK USE IS

till HI TOIIA1 IM.AGlll ON

HIHKKV WILL I AM START-

in 11 nsiunm.

•1 esterdi y , eim >-. tin court took up

the case in regard lo the last will

and testament of 11 W. l'orb.s. and it was still at work on tins case today

al 1- o'clock. The murder case ol S. M. Pol lock,

charged With tbe murder ol a police- man by the nsme ol Smith ai Karm- ville, about two yean ago, lias been continued until tin November term of

court.

A cover lias been Invented for cook- ing utensils which • '.nap- In place and i- provided With .. -trainer

through which hoilliiK ' 'ii"

BBSS

i

THE C4R0LI1A HOME FARM and EASTERN

REFLECTOR (Oaoa ■    m—ki

PubllaW bi HI KlU.tCIVI UiatFaJI. 1Mb

D J VVHlOaABU, MM. MtcamribUX *IORTH CAROL INA

»^i»r>rlnuou. ouf yaaur, . . fl-M • I Q1U, US M

•J .»::;• ( rate* ui as had upsst I, Oin-«.l..i. SI Hie blMUXM oatc* la '. u. HeUeetur tfullriiag, sarsaar B ajtbal »• aaw P»* ooarn aftar i>

maty . .. Ilil.u ,.l III.) '

. u.i|. geta Hie ladles taking "P tor htaa KJ, ,> !: h . .•■ in i all ■ the

es ol thai coantr) toi .. pi r mi

., ..,-- in in "in.', aords, .i

„,■   luideraland U Ui« i " ,I.II [on . in maiiano tin' • ,,i ii.. ■ hisi si tl ■ ■- ! .i. |i m -■■■■ this countrj niaki ,; ,e|| , ■  ui ret oi •>. al al goes

on i'i Hi in course. ft'i' are uol advocating

I ii ism we are onlj ■ onlendlag for thing thai we believe nacesear)

in order lo malnia P' i'"1 ■' : 1 ' I.i Haiti.

In the death of Kdltor Joe Itaeve. the newspaper world ban loal a good edllor. He was all thai could i" ex ii... ted "i i man

Take Six Months '.. clean Si Head line li would take I thai to i i in the chara ler of - ■ • • people

We

'..:■.-■    I.

. .ii, lee. ■   i\ i ' ilnng w > ipp alinul

i : . . . ■ - III V. ,i~!. ll cai'kb Vpex .. i

- ■. ■ Id bi

adverlis Ing In ." »r i for. wasn't tl ere mori u an.I people oni to watch the i imi - ■    . ... .....

big ■ 

Tin mi.1,1 in IT.

• -• - • mn i ban a ■ 1

iirth ■ i■■ in the feal of 11 H (iarde er I • •..-.. || .■ iinm- li ba ■ ■. .i ■ m ui why | i.e-.. ■ 

|||;i| . ■■.,..

V iti r ' ■ ■ ■ 

n Id ha v I f.iinl Hun

(■ol tl I'V v iipposc I

tire tl Hie hm n rtt-' lhal i ■     ■   i

1 f>f I ' lit-

^IIMI:> l'U mi I'HII K,

Over in Europe there la ■ alanghtei oi nun going on Dally several thou- sand men are killed, or mangled for in,, in ui. bursting shells. Theae men urn*! suffer, their comrades Buf- fer pain, too, a> iiiev >ee iUi-ni slain, lim noi l.asi is the suffering eonii I i» the soldiers on ii"1 Held Bncli ■' lioine the women; mothers, sisters and wives ol the soldiers are Buffer. lug the deepest agony thai can be

ihougbl of. Uvi n the suspense lhal ci mes dur

. line thai iiie greal battles are on brings forth untold agon) m Ibi

',. women li •,.- ii Oman's business lo

[and ii seems thai they are r them In Europe foi the slu igh ■ r pen

ir Is going to -. bavin Hltli ) men of Europe It Is go

ii. il lb m poor, shaking tbul a ill ever dread

Ibealli I ihe dlspl DM tor can" ; >u Bei ii..

as ol ii'n. i ..it dasli over : es i our own old lu.lli s. * In

,i lllg lie- Civil W.n .

thej see soldi rs passing ll i. i'i be i ."■ same way with Ku

pe for years and years to eon.. n . old. oii story, the

Tar Heel Press Nol llardli.

i Klnslou i-'iee Press i The Georgia mob. whteb murdered

i.co frank, claims, aesordlng to re polls 1.1 eolTi'sponilenls. Who, ll is said, interviewed" members oi ihe pariy. was an "orderly committee." which carried oul Ihe legal mandate ot Ihe Stale. No bruialili ».,s III evl den. e. ami as mill li eoiisuiei anon aras Shown Hie eoiidi'iiiiieil man as would ; i en l lie i.ise had lie lie. 11 laken I ii) ihe scaffold !•> Ihe properl) constl | luted ••it'n nl- and executed, Ihe Inter-1 viewed are alleged to have asserted. \\, dare sa) ihe usual hangman's tea was not paid liy check in '!"■ "etpert" u no lied Ihe kBOt.

(.■•■•■I Idea,

. Aiiien Dispatch.'

The North Carolina Hoard ol Health Is ui'compliablng greal things ih rough- Oltl the Stale, and Should p-eiv. i'i.. ardent support of ©very individual.

NOTKr.

Kortb C.m.lina I'l'l I i ne innVanlgi •' I hawlaJg beeii ap

I i.inlid and ililli tratrlx o( the estate of Jaaaea k Smith

. i said . state are notlfled to ex

blbit Hie same before me on or betor. August I". I»H, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their reeoverv. Al persons Indebted lo sal i estate i pi, aai m iki . Ilale setllemenl

This august 10, ISIS, LENA SMITH,

Administratrix of lame- A Smith I »e, i ased K If. Woolen. Allc.rnei

For Vv e.ii. in ss cnu LOag of Appetite Th^OM F.un*i|»ri1 aeni-ral sti'iiB^heolnp tonic. r.HOVH'S TAsri-'I.liSS elnll ToMCuriiriioiil .l.i'ni ., and builitu n« llie*v*tnn A lii, toie~ 4 sure Apiieti.ci. hoi a«J-j.ls auj childrcl. due

If It u Headstones

Markers Monuments

Let Me See You HENRY T KING

To The Farmers of This Section—

We have ample means to assist you to

HOLD YOUR COTTON if you vvish to. and will be j^lad to have

you call on us when v. e can be ot service

Greenville Banking and Trust Company

K. U. H.O MMSi l'i'«_ t:. II. HIGGS, V.-rre*.

J. ». I'KOI Hilt, ».-l'ri. I . S. I \ Kit. (ashler.

f^SifffSKBSaMUiKS^&^B

nit IMI «OAT IN Him i niiin.

i \\ a-hlllKlon Newa.i

eaaatas»as>i

TO S E E BETTER

SEE BEST

DON T NEGLECT YOUR

EYES If your afta are troubling )»u In IIIK them In me at here Ih* KXAafll.lTIOS IS r'KKr: and jrlasM'S lo suil jour ejea are supplied at reaMiunhle Mat llrnlieii l.cnse duplicated.

m

W. L. BEST, optician

ll : I el |, i llll prii'i

\ HOVI I'iMMI Mil li.

•J Ii . .i Trust ■.-i. iM.ii made an annonce-

i hal nill doubtless be In raided .. It Is anlbusia in bj tin i a I ■   -

i- lianking house liu in1 ..i thai ii In i isitli in loan

III ord ; a allow

em I I pi;. give Hie

'nrini I 'i' I., or ■ 

Considerable excltcmenl »..- cause-l

II terda) In Ihe bach yard of W. II.

i.i.n.iii. mi Weal Second atret, when

I.I- eon and his little son's goal did

"Willard-Jolinsoii," In which the

on pla) ed Ihe pal i ul i.i I A'Mi.i "

li is me i nown -i bal i au -■ I llus li-pui- pn.ii.ilili llrundle goi Ibi

.:.,... i.i | al anj rale the

in,i iiiihnuls wen .scon engaged In

II ,,i..:- .mi i, Hilly" dodged in and

aili laary's leg> and

i , , nund hei -i.e a big diaad-

runtagi -I..- irieil deaperaiulj 10 j Became Everybody Trie* It, Every- ■   r .-mail opponent, bui Billy

i e- d in ke. p away. He'd back oil • . i , urue foii ard with

I he speed ol u i xpre u iruia. Hi bead would balgi In I ids i.i!!. Id emit an oul raged liellnw oi pa Hilly epl Ibis up for

Daily lliindle

i id mil mil fl I Hill) la i ih-fc 11' the iar.| tndh)

lll.'illlll It \MI MSTII1 HI II l\ Mist »> >|\

F. C. NYE. A. B. Principal

-■■  jLa.»-r.Mj^. ^t«^.-i>irf.i» JX»j.'eiii aaasai i >-

Why's "Gets-It," for Corns, Like a Kiss?

body Like* It, It'a Fainleu and Takes But a Moment

to Apply. "fleta-It" Is the wonder ot the corn-

pestered v.,.i i.i Milllona say so, bs- cauBe ii.ill..'.'.-. have use.I ll. That's what maltus it Hie b;.-i;.^i Selling

We Wish to buy 1000 Shelled Lorn

Bushels of

HALL k MOORE

Jane vllle, tt'la. Ann. -.; Thi i irrl .• ol Ml ii. I.. Aplllm i HI r . i' Kpillin r here rei enlly marl

' • . : ., brother and slstei Ik.nking H ■ elntlnns of biiBbitiid

led on lb ., . , , , nn ., -.! . . n,„ |

" ■ i i .en lhal I... fui m T|| .

eiteteria My LHa Saw Anyttilna ».tSo yulcUIJ aud .Ua|fRally a> 'OsU-IU

corn remedy on earth today, "Get.-ii" will ^u,'. ly get that corn or enllus

" : by tin S|i BI i.iinili ii , ., lad in i"u"v:' '",'", "•''';'" u'7„-U .',";':'eiSSS Hicmted If they Inves „,, ,0, B,IV M „,anres m J» ViX^SFTSiii fft'iUnS

it Km I' ' :,"! Ml e< /il , hen

de il a (hot press down Ilia fb I

noi knot r more am thoi i i ..n . irpris

nun g in. ids ol tin famll) a hen Ihe man lai i inouni i ■>

coupli i i i'harlos I. i ii ■ ui id. ri,nnii couri

—put lour stoekiny and shoo right i,i. r It,—nothinir in atli'b, nothing lo hurt, vou ii. i tint fuss with thick ban ■ ■    - thai make a pa< kaaa out of your I"1'. Nokiilv..*, i 'S and sola. tors, uotnpo. no trouble. Its iluipllcity ll-uif. sure, i,u ok, palnlasSi Iry It alao tor l.iinii.ni ami wans ,

-It" la sold at oil druKKista. 2Sr a bottle, or Bent direct by- li. 1 .HM. u. ,■ .i i:o., I iilciiiio.

Big Farm Bargain i mil Sep.eiuini loth •>'■ oiier tor sale Ibif} iggosl farm bar-

gain in Beauforl county, Poeltlvely trill have to be sold bj Sop tember lOtb. 400 acrea, wllh S6 acres in cultivation, i". a. res in.ne parti) ml down gr.d parlly cleared and ditched. All wire fenced. Throe new tenanl bouses, two large burns, three tobacco Imrni and oihoi buildings Dulldlugs coal over 18, There Is ,n,i |2 lino mini, ol stan ig mill timber on land now. a.1 Wbar ion staiion adjoining railroad and within 100 yards ol siaifon \isu mi TranlerB Creek, deep water tranaporlallon with i li lo Wiishingion, N i Klne location tor handling limber either bj rail or water 60U scuppernong grape iii.es no*? bearing on farm, ,,., pencil trues bearing two years, 800 applo tteea hearing three i.i.is 1'ine location. In good community, Gray loam noil wiih

■ ,i ubaoll Nol an open ditch In farm, all natural drainage with . . reel fall to Tranlera Cruel Will average 1.200 pounds of hrlglu ueco per a. re. Very line tobacco land Will sell whole

.1 or any pail of t-oit subdivision nl $20 (twenty dollar i per . re on good terms. If you want the heal farm for the i - In

It, iifori county lodaj and worth over ISO i -a with In I you had better come Immediately and see II ai li will have

m be sold by Heptember lei Remember price '"" an acre. Come ibi- week lo see it or it may be sold

Wri r oni big bargain booklol ol our 100 farms foi iti i . niinii and Martin COUnl)

Washington-Beaufort Land Co. WAshinaton. - North Carolina

tar Warehouse Patrons .. *,—.. -r ._ r .. ||rn |n| mmM MIHHHI

a r e

Warehouse Drummers K See Them

A. A. FORBES, Jr., Auctioneer

G. V. Smith & B. B. Sugg Sole Owners and Proprietors

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Winterville High School - - Winterville, N. C

The .lilfalh leealeg "III begin Tin-da), tuau.t il, IDIi. Literary

1 ii~Ie and lllhlr fggjggg cii'n. lac lllll nl I hii-lian men and MIHII-'U all

hating had experience In leaching. I urnllon conienlenl and heallliful. I \ pen-e.. ,,,, ri .i-iuniM' .

Kur ten i alabii; and |eii in nlai -. addre. IMM III.K-THU KIM; I'I TIHSIII l!i; Til III 'POST

lllelii ill. Va . AUK. -■'■    The NOT- fuih ami Western Railway has begun the worli of doulde-lrai'kfim I In- I'ily Polnl branch from Petersburg to the Hide oT the Hul'oiil powder plant in

order io accommodate the greatly In- creased paaaonger and freight treble, The construction plans are going for ward ns rapidly as possible, mid lln speed ulih which ihe work is being PDahOd will probably meet (o sum. i-Me-ii the complaints egalpal the train .s.r i e i.a the branch, which buslnesi men ul Petersburg propose lo lay in- ini tin Btnie Corporation Commis- sion

Something liki a tin in I siupling ma .bine is an Implometll lhal baa been Invented for lacking thadei on roller.. I'veuiv ami wlihoui hammering.

Several adjoining counties a/era represented on today's sale ai late Center Brick, Everybody pleased at priees. Much expressions as. "The best sale I've seen;" "they surely aell tobacco here." are so common around the "Old Reliable" that u...' is natur- ally forced lo the conclusion lhal liuly, none can heal them

s-.'i.-l.'.-li

Tobacco sales were not quite BO heavy today aa yesterday, but the high prices continue lo in* paid.

A farmer stated yesterday thai be believed QreenvlUe to be the logical place to sell all his crop of lobneeo. He's pretty near right, too.

The snake Hinry of the season came from Kinstoii yesterday.

By the way. have you talked over the advertising proposition with this paper? l»o it now and save yourself money.

I.ii TO HOI si; PARTY.

The following young people will leave ihis afternoon for Btantonaburg to attend a bouse party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Velverlon:

Misses Mary Slielbiirn. Mary Smith, Margaret Blow. Busle Warren, ol QreenvlUe, and Marjorle Davis, o Tarboro; Messrs Burney Warren, Waller Wihon. Jr., Norman Warn n. Howard Hodge* and Dr. P. W Wilson, i.;' Washington, D. i'.

IIOH »UW Slll.llllKS

MHT.lt MlililMt s|\|»:

II:. hinond. Va.. AUK. 26. Inquil a - received at the office! of the Governor ami ihe Adjutant General recently In.m Officials of Ihe I liil.il Slales War Department Indicute an early renuosi for facts and Hguros concerning the quota of volunteers Virginia may be depended upon iii supply in Ihe evonl ihai the United Btates is forced into u war iiiib Germany

a«sa«i-23-if.

SKI: IS I HI: I'HHKS BEFOBE VIM have your tin moling doue. Gutter

and conductor pipe always on baud Bepair work dune promptly. S. T. Hicks, plumber. 3-moe-d

MH SI'ltlM. 'Ill hKltll, S M Scbultz. tfd

■OB HK.VT -Jl'.NE 1HT, BTOBI now ccupled bv I.. C llatfib HIHES Bros H-2ii-»'

W'ASTKO TO BEST Oil BUT KESI- dence In good location. Address

"House." care Reflector. tf

4IB B. fl. EVAltg FOI BLBCTfll' 'root. Heaters. T/ahte aid Ivtnr* Prnrtor Hnlal Ball dins " »* -

Hiss Will. HillTi. r.MII'.l li\\

in. w e.in.-.lay evening, Miss Nelle Whl uiained al a decimal dance al the bom.- „l her pan

ami Mrs. H A. white. cotDBalasentarj iii bar bouse ■ i-. Mi-- KXita U oi Ralelgb, and Mhw Pauline n.sjd, of Kin-ion. The guests were met at the door aud welcomed by Miss White and li Bheppard and James Plcklen The booareee received them m the hall. .Miss Lillian Carr, Cbarli James and liun James seinil refresll ing punch in ine library.

The furniture was removed from the parlor, sails, SOU Uiiung room, anu here liic- gueata enjoyed daiieiut;. At cue com ui.-..».i ,i II. L. .IAMBS. I) l>. S.

MARKF.TR.

Norfolk Markets Quoted hr Coke Bros. * Co.

T0B.IV. t isiLKHW.

He pi einhel wheat BB7-8 lien inber wheel ... '.IS 1 -V slept embei corn 74 :;-l lien lllllel corn . ... ;i a-s Sepl 'lllhel lard 8.05 1 •■ ■ ■ lllher lard vi; -'epl •uibei ribs 8.60 He. ■ lUbel ribs \.IIL'

All expedition of N'oVweglan scient- ist, is studying the natives, flora and fauna of almost unknown region- uf nor!horn and central Asia.

TOBACCO stl.hs MIT SO LAIIl.K TODAY.

Though the sales todaj were small. it is generally understood lhal the) were even betler than il was expected that they would be. About twelve thousand pou.'de were sold today, ami some of the warehouse' averaged about leu and hair cents all around. This la an unusually good price for lie liisi curing, aud it i- expected thai the price will be even better later on.

The farmers are urged to gel their tobacco graded as quick as they nun

eaassassae»sa»lB»JBl aaaaassaajgeaaaaaaa^ajaaaa.

UPTO-DATE This bank is alwavs alnv.-i.-t of the times ami

in IUVII.TIVII to iiiini.-li it- i-iisiniini-- with modern M-rvii-f in ever*' dciNti'tmoiit.

.Miiiil)i-i-slii|i in tin- I-'II|I-I-,-II Bescrve Bank liiianiti'fs to our patrons ample facilities with which tn harvest and market the* Taborwi and Cot- ton crops.

We extend a cordial invitation t" the public t" visit us in mil- new banking rooms.

THE NATIONAL BANK of Greenville

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S120.000.00

JAMES I.. LITTLE, Pre** VV. K. rillllTOI! t.-l'rc-.

I. J. HIHIH S. I'a-hl.r. I. li. JAMKS. V.-I'ns.

asaaaasaesssiasiswasiogwpiaaisai,!

For Sale! in lown (ii PacColus, 0 town lots, l merchftndlw >i»ire building, i nna1

dwelllDf, barn.-, stables and sheltt-r One farm of three hundred acrea i hree aim one boll oiilea from i*a

—

NOTICE

MICHELIN Casings and Tubes

One Quality Only

Notice of "Mill1 of I'rr-onsl Proper!).

The Bes*:

lll.tainnlilo Rag* Here

\i Home

»«• kii"« Yin-. tad When

We tdrbe tea i" Trj

Michelle*. We

M«ini II.

Speight & Kittrell Phone 30821 "£ ."Greenville. N. C.

$2.50 Greenville to Richmond AND RETURN

Tuesday, Sept. 7th. Via the Atlantic Coast Line R. R Train Leaves Greenville Sept. 7th at 8:58 a. m Returning leaves Richrrond Sept. 8. at8:0Op. m

Don't Forget the Date

Notice ol registration and election upon the proposition to Issue Fifty Thousand ltolars worth of Head Bonds by Falkland township, Pitt County, North Carolina. North Carolina. Pitt county.

Notice la hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Pitt coun- ty in regular session assembled on the 5th day of July 1915, It being the regular meeting held the 1st Monday

; of Julv 1916, ordered an election be held in Falkland township, Pitt County, North Carolina, on Tuesday the 21st day of September 1915, at the regular polling place In the towns of Falkland for said township, on the question or proposition of Issuing Fifty Thousand ($50,000.00) Dollars, worth of Road Bonds, to bear Five per cent interest per annum, payable semi-annually, and to run for a per- iod of thirty years (30), the funds received from the same to be used for the purpose of laying out, estab- lishing and repairing, grading, con- structing and Improving in any way the Public Roads in Falkland town- ship as provided by an Act of the Legislature of North Carolina, Ses- sion of 1913, designated as Chapter One Hundred and twenty-two (122), | of the Public laws of North Carolina, j

And notice is further hereby giv-. en that an entirely new registration for said election was ordered and called, and that J. H. Smith was and Is apoplnted Registrar for said

: Election, nnd that the Books for Reg- istration will be open on Monday, August 16, 1915, and closed at sun-

:set on Saturday, September 11, 1915, ■ that on each Saturday during tie said lime and said Registration books will be open at the regular polling place In the town of Falkland and at all other times at the residence of the said J. H. Smith in the said Town of Falkland. North Carolina, and nil citizens desiring to vote on

! said Bond Election to be held on Sep- tember 21. 1915, will be required to

I register. This Ihe Pth day of July 1915.

S. A. Congleton, |Chm. Board County Commissioner.

Attest:- Brascoe Bell, clerk.

By virtue ot power vested In me

b> Hum l»o certain deeds of Trust

e\c, tited to me by Adam Heath? and

wife Muni. Heathy, of record in the ,.:!:, i of IB. Register Of Heeds for Pill ,uonty in book l'-10. at page ">9T. and in book A 11. at pace NT. and ut tin requeel ol th. aeid parti.'s to soil said properly hereinafter described before selling the Mel estate '» sai.l Trust 11. ids dMcribed, "1 shall *»11 for cash, 10 the highest Milder,, at public auction, at the Court now. door in the town of Greenville, mi Ihe 10 day oi Beptember, IMS. at 12 o'clock II., tha following described peraonal properly to-wii:

tine bay mar.' mule named Mary, one brown mare mule named Sell. on« ba> mar., oae two-horse Pledmoni wagon, and a ael of double harness. nil of which said property waa bought by the said Adam Hornby ol J. E Winslow.

This I8tb da) of August. 1MB. ALBION Dl'SS

I id. II weekly. Trust.v

Ttki:> ri'. On my farm about ihe nrsi of Au

gust, one male hug. light brown in color, unmarked, weight about M pounils. Owner .an gel satin- by pay- ing all costs.

J. H. CLARK, Wratervllte, N P.

S17-lt-d-3w

Sealed Bids Wanted.

Bealed Md. ar. wanted by Ik. build- ing .oniniiltoe of ihe town of Green- ville for Ihe construction of town ■ta lea Bldi will b. received antl next Monday. Tha committee hold Ihe right to reject any and nil bids. Plans can be sera at th. clerk", oSta

\V. L. HALL, li. \V. HABDEE, II. 1, COWARD, Building Committee.

Professional Cards

M. W. t'AKTEK, M.U. Practice limited to diseases of ihe Eye.

Ear, Nose and Throat —and—

The Filling of Glasses. Office with Dr. IV 1- Jamee, Creen-

ville, N. C, every Monday. Home Office Waab-lagtam. N. C

IliltlHMi AND PI KM K, Lavwyefe,

rractlcing in ill the Courts. Office in WOOtan Building on Third

street, fronting courthouse. PARKER* AKTSTITMO,

Corner Konrtli and Evans Streets.

Photos Made llt'lh Hay «•>•! >'»ht Bend us your

htil>\K WORE.

NtiTK i: OF SALE 01' LAKH.

■BBB*

The Quickest and Most Permanent Way

TO BREAK UP

CHILLS and FEVERS IS BY TAKING

lailroac

loute

LAXATONE Th: Midiciie with a Guarantee

It acts upon the Lv:r in a mild Way. and does not cause that skk'-nning feeling s) alien the case with Calomel

PRICE 25 CENTS Slid by Country Merchants throughout Pitt County and Aj>

Coward-Wooten Drug Company,

GREENVILLE. N. C.

HI ii i' ■ mmmmmmm4

il orfolk n0uthern Q

(lew Uliurt II

Schedule in Effect April II, into.

N. li. -The following schedule lig- jrea published as Information out] ind are not guarantee*!:

H:\INs LEAVE HREE2IVILLE Eastoomd

• S a in Dally, 'Xight Express.' I'uliiuan Sleeping Car for Norfolk

• in u. in. Daily, (or Plymouth, Eliza both City and Norfolk. Broiler Par- lor Car Service Chocowinlty to Nor- folk. Connects tor all point* North

: West. . .'." p. in. Daily, except Sunday, lot

Washington. \Ye>th. f.

H. BENTLET HARRlss. Still With

•1U.fl ItKLlllll.K." The Miiliinl life Insurance Company

of »vr York.

R. C.t AISKV. MtoriiCj- ut Law.

re: Wintervillo. N. C.

u. M. CLARK, Attorney at Law.

.and and Drainage Cases B Specialty. in office formerly occupied by

P. G. James and Son.

S. J. EVERETT, Attorney »t Law.

Office in the National Bank Building, Uicketson Avenue.

Kit. ANMK L JOVMIK, ttstcnpnthlc Physician.

Office in Ihe National Hank Bnlldlngj. Dickerson Avenue.

Office hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 4.

DR. PAIL FITZGERALD. Dentist

Rooms 200-2, Second Floor Nations! Bank Building,

Ureenvllle, >'. V. Vhnat 5«7.

II UtRT SK1»KR. Attorney nt Law.

Greenville, XQrtti Carolina.

.1. V. THIOPEN, Veterinary Surgeon.

Office: ".Yinslow's Stables.

I'hnnes: Day II -,(|BBl S",-J

Greenville, X. C.

FEED SEED Are you one of our customers?

If not, it is because you have not had our prices

W£ ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR

Hay.;Corn, [Oats, Bran, Ship Stuff, Hrn F^HTChick Feed, Cotton Seed Meal. Hulls, Flour, Lard, Sugar, Dry Salt Meat.

We are In a positi< r. to Rive you prices that are the lowest tobehfcC.rr anythlnglln tr Is line. Be sure to get our prices before buying

We also buy Pitt County Corn

J. B. JOHNSTON

Southern Railway

Premier Carrier of The South

Low Round Trip Summer Tour- ist Tickets Now on Sale to

"The Lard of The

Shy" Asheoille, 'I ayn. stilU, Toxa- way, H'ndersiin-dic. Bre'Vard, Hot Springs an J all Other Wev

tern North Carolina Points

W.UIOH VOTER AGAI.NHT HUMAN SIHIIK.t:

Spend your vacation In the cool in. untalns nf Western North Carolina.

Weed .".id .net Sunday Kxeurslon round trip tickets un sale to Aahevllle. Black Mountain, Mt. Airy. Moreuead I'ltjr, Wilmington and various other ti .untain and seashore risorls.

For Illustrated booklets, compleu detailed Information, ask your agent, j or comtnuiiicnte with

Montgomery, Ala., AUK 25. By a close vote the lower house of th. All" iiatna Legislature refused to allow the people of th. Slat, to cute al th. next general election on an amend- metn providing equal suffrage,

Although Tuesday was announced as 'woman suffrage day" In th. House and the gallery was decorated accord- ingly, ihe House postponed action un-

til today. The equal suffrage hill has had a

Stormy career since its introduction in both houses early in the first session of the Legislature, The House re- ferred it t" a committee, which report ed it favorably. It was thpn post- poned Indefinitely, reconsidered, put on the adverse ralemlnr and Anally resurrected ami today was unfavor-

ably acted upon. The vote was 51 ayes and 4.' nays.

lacking twelve votes of the required three tilths majority for passing. The Senate has agreed to act on the meas- ure on the fortieth legislative dav

.NOTIt'l,.

By virtue of th. power ol sale con- tained in a certain deed In trust exe- cuted and delivered by Frank Lilly and wile. Minnie Lilly, and Lovey Lilly to Stancill Hodges, trustee, to secure certain Indebtedness on the lsi .lay of January, 1912, and duly record- ed In the Heglster of Deeds iiic. of Pitt county. North Carolina, in Book I.-lo, page goo, the undersigned will expose to public sale, before the court- house door In Greenville, to the high- est bidder, on Friday, the Kth day of September, 1186, at 12 o'clock noon, u certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Pitt, and slate of North Caroling, and described as follows, to wit: A certain lot situ- ate In the town of Ayden. lying on the

t side of railroad, south side of Third street, and on the east side o' Venters slreet. beginning at the south oast corner of Venters and Thin1

streets, thence running a southerly course with the line of Venters street 140 feet; thence an easterly course parallel with Third street 68 feet to I stake; thence a northerly course para- Hal with the first line 140 feel to Third -i reef, thence a westerly course with Third street fiS feet to Hie beginning. It being the identical lot conveyed to Prank Lilly by J- w. Moon by deed dated February 12. Ifll". which is of record In the office of the Register of Deeds of Pitt county in Hook J-9. page 372. to satisfy said deed in trust.

Terms of sale: Cash. This 14th day of Augu«t, 191&.

BTANCILL HODGES, Trustee

WM 11 LOXf! Mine" v

NOTICE. North Carolina—Pitt County,

in the Superior Court. Mary Harris vs. Oscar Harris.

The defendant, Oacal Harris, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the su- perior court of Pitt county. North Carolina W obtain a divorce absolute •rotu btm; and the said defendant will further take notice that He is require'1

lo appear at the term of the superior court of Pitt county to be held on the second Monday after the first Monday in September. 1916, it being the 20th day of said month, at the courthouso in said county, and answer or demur to the complaint In said action or tbi plaintiff will apply lo the court for the relief demanded in said complaint.

This 24th day of July. 1516. j. n. cox,

Clerk Of the Superior Court.

ROTICE 9f AI»M1MSTRATI0\. Having Qualified as administrator ol

be estate of the lato William K. l.yon. this Is to notify all person* having claims against the said estate :o present them to the undersigned •idnilnistrator or to his attorney, on or before the fith day of Aoarait, HUB. or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery.

All persons owing said estate will please make Immediate settlenicnl

This August 6, l»to, ZENO I.YOX.

Ayden, N. C. Harding & Pierce. Attorneys.

O. F. YORK, Traveling Pasienger Agent

RALEIGH, N. C

Bach pew In a cliunli in a Cermet -ity ,.. heated by an Individual elee trie unit, which can be regulated to ' suit the comfort of an occupant of th«-

pew.

lllMIMSTIMTirlt'S NOTICE. Having qualified a« admlnlstrato" o'

Asa Bullock, deceaaed, late of Pitt COUnty, N I" . this is to notify nil P" SO0. having claims agalnal the estate of snld deceased to exhibit them to the Underaigned on or before the 23d day Ol August. 1916, or this notice will he ,.leaded In her >'' their rceoverv. AH persons indebted lo slid estn'e will please make Immediate payment

Thin the 21*1 dav of Anenat. 1*1*. J, W. MAII.KY.

administrator, s:..,!"" TONIC. *rfwl0»* KuT* "Ti*?-..t-w-oa ■mttmlSKaeni. «•

MMr* VILLK IS TI7X HKAHT OF EABTKR/t

10RTH CAROLISA. IT HAS

A POPULATION OF FOUR

THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED

iJ/D ONE. AND IS SUB-

ttOVNDED BY THE BEST

PAliiiINO COI'NTRT. INl'VSTRIES OF ALL

KINDS ARE INVITED TO

LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO

OFFER IN THE WAV OF

LABOR. CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES.

WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE

JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT.

U'l.l Ml. XXXIV.

It.icnilurf I. th. MwM Dtaftl, tar Heal

(.ii hi:

Umllhful. the Host Nonli- Impbynieul al *a«.--Georgr Washington.

Wll.l.i:. \. C, EBIDA1 nmomtV 8EFTKMBEB :!. I»1S.

WE HAVE A CIRC PLA

I ION OF TWELVE MWM-

. RED AMONG THE REST

PEOPLE IS THE EASTERN

I'ART OP NORTH CARO-

LINA AND INVITE THOSE

Wf/o WISH TO OET BET-

TER ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN

■i BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE i FEW IN< l.'rs -! ME AND

i ILL THEM WHAT YOU

■.'A VE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION.

OLE ADVERTISING

DATE'S ARE LOW AND CAN

BE HAP UPON APPLICA-

TION

M HBI B I

FIRST KIKE OF THE KM

POPE DISCUSSES : A NEW FORM OF

LIST EVENING PERI V I.. ( ROSS, XOTED EVANUKI

1ST. PLEASES Mix HEARERS

WITH AS WH.K NhKMON IT

THE t RR1STIAS CHURCH.

WORLD PEACE HAS ttivn KI\< I WITH SECRE-

TARY l.x>slM. 1M» TALES

IT IKMiTH Or' A PEACE

VOTE HE NT.

FREIERT SHIPS SHOULD RECEIVE

ILL PROTECTION BRITISH PKE8S \IM:IKS HUT

I'UEMiHT STEAMERS ARE Of

IS MM ii vii.t i: is i.IE

PA88EXCEH SHIPS.

SANITATION LAW IMIBMEN BOARD ENGAGE IN E CERTAIN : WOULD EXCLUDE: MORTAL COMBAT

BY THE BOARO PART OF REPORT— I V I H.ll I ON I I

BOARD ol vi.niKMiN VtlTI VI..U°VI HUH I" nitiMi HIM-

Notwithstanding the inclemency ..i weather, a goodly number of people attended services last nipln :n Ihe

Christian church mid beard un able sermon by Rev. Percy O. Cross, the noted national evangelist. This being the tirst service of a series that will continue for three weeks and prob- ably longer.

The speaker chose ..■ ins theme for the Initial diecowse, "The Revival Spirits." And from this subji ii,, . , roused mm ii i nthu la nt .,,,,, ,g |,is ■ ••' ■■ - ■■''•' •> w». '""v

di mon ' rni d al the lot ff tbe service.

Dig 3I rmon n as addrosoed mostl in the religious element, Impressing them with whal eonailtuted " ''■' rival Spirit." Mr. Cross said 11 ' order for Greenville to experience i revival awakening tlie religious peo rie of ihe communit) musl begin with unceasing prayer and pm**** ,1"' preserving, toroearlng. praising, bur- dened and holy spirit. Mr. Cros. ' Wi.!e awake to their local work ani with the pn>pe'' support a great good will be accomplished.

A huge chorea »f singer, have been secured from the different choirs Of the eitv that Will probably reach fifty |„ number, and with Mr. Cross as leader the music will he one of the features of those services.

The speaker ha. chosen (or raw evening'- dlacourw "Th. Power ol the

Holy Spirit." The piihiic is cordially lasted and

urged to attend each evening Bl 8

o'clock.

RAIN RECALLS PAST ST

v., i . .-,. gi pt I, Cardinal Gib- bon, toilaj presented lo President Wilson a message from Pope Benedict regarding peace In Europe, later he sae Sei relary l-onslng on the same

subject. lifter ill., confereuc. at the White

House, the cardinal announced thai he had ills, nsaed the posalbllitii peace with the President. He said he had conveyed a message from tin ;•,;. ..:. ,,... question, but wald not. ,. ,,; ,,. exact content, al this n

Cardinal Gibbons declared thai tin Betticmenl of the submarine i- o>

...,ii; aided ihe at I P< ■ ■■ and had placed the Cnited Stun a v.ry advantageous position to In

o( service In bringing U „, ena. He said he had Informed the President that he belle«a llils lo »■ 

true. 1, »as Indicated thul tbe Pope"!

message was In the nature of a eug- gestion that neutral power, loin with th,. Vatican in making farther efforts to restore peace

Th. cardinal sai.l that tbe plan In Btod was along the general lines ol recent public oiscussion ot the quea- tion In new.paper..

Cardinal Gibbon. «•» wllh ,n" President nearly half an hour. H« was accompanied by Monaeigneur William T. Russell, rcct.ir ol Bt. Pat- rick's Catholic church here.

•Our talk was UgWy satisfactory and I am very much ploascl with n>v reception from th. Preeld.nt, said Ihe cardinal.

The cardinal indicated broadly Ibat he believed negotiatlona »oon vrould h under way to end the war.

Mtisi |\ IMMOl SL1 I'OH Till.

SAMTATIOS ollHIN >N» I HI

TAKE III !• I MION.

He ln-

Undon, Sept. '•■ Qrtmt Britain can-

not be a consenting party to a settle-

ment ot the submarine question wllli li

i-ii: - a liner and It. pasw ngera Into

,i . lass apart from a merchantman and

its crew, th-- evening newspapers saj In rommentlng on the note of Coun Von llernstorfl lo Becreiary Lansing.

■•We '.in acknowledge no such dis- tinction." says ile Westminster da- .. •• . "and tor full satisfaction of our claim, we can ace pi nothing less il,.;i ,. establisbmenl of tbe law which protects all non-combatant, ahetlivi neutrals of natiot ils, '; ■ .. , , ,..-.. travoling on ordinary merchantmen.

-Our , ise It been admit I l> di Cued b> Pi lenl Wllaon boll n the

B hi wr i Februar: Id whei ,;, ,,,,,., had given notice »f her In

tentlon to abandon legalit} ai A

he (0rther note after the sinking or .,„. LuBitaula. I nthesc no dlstlncth

. . mad8 between a liner and a mer-

chantman. - • " ^ ••"""» he'j; hop,„g thai tbe Cnited states will put it ..-. record thai ii stands h> un whole of the doctrine so forcibly ex pounded in 0* Prealdei.f. earlier

communications. The 1-all Mall Gazette confers

Germany's offer to change her melh- 04, of submarine warfare to he l,iu,.« ed by the condition lhatil appllesonlj ,., imers. "Don'l try to escape or to offer realstance." h«ve tew attractions

rot British aallore. it «aj«. .,,,„„t von Bernstorff'a lettti.

„„,„nUes the C.a»tte. 'Las all the appearance to maneuver our mercan- tna marine out of .he trMom gained r,„. it bv its own seamanablp and b> ,„, failure of the submarl am

,gn The subraarln. blockade lias

Hilt's 111 PORT »li.HH!l'!• i PLATED

HAVOC WITH 8BEE5TILUB.

The heavy rain today recalls to the minds of many local citl/.c;.s the storm that visited this section of the State just tun year. tfO today, when tha town of Greenville experienced the

t rain and windstorm in its

history, Reports reeeiveil here from Wash

Ington this morning states that the rainfall ther. last night was unueually heavy, ami that IB* rtver reached the

dlcated that further « niiBht become known noon.

It was announced at tbe White Houae that PreaW.nl Wilson wonlfl

llliike no c.n.niont on th. conference

at 'hi* time *t the embassies of th. aW* th'

earilinal's visit to the White Hon..

WM riewed with lively Intcreni but none of the officials then expreaeed any hope for an Immediate outcome

of the peac. talk. Later || was revealed that Hie car-

dinal Incidentally discussed the Mexi- can question general* with Pre-ldent Wilson and expressed the hope that peace would be reatorefl there. ,

Later Cardinal Gibbon, revealed,««"» ^ ww ,ne ,ml,, noi ,„:,, no me, sac- similar ... th- one .many. , ^ rpBardfi by Ihp worl(1

he delivered to th. Pre.ld.nl In m I • " DroU.(,nr of non-combatants and Pope had been -en. to the othc. 0

authors would like now Is to gel price tor the wreckage."

Tno ;,,,.„!„,. Standard remark-. IllUI

„ prMidenl Wilson's -only object I ,o protect American lives, he may ac ,,,,!, Ambassa.h.r Von Born.torffs proneeala; but if the mlaslon of Amer- ,, 1s. as Prealdenl Wilson's language

.taelt .«tt-ted. to uphold th. law- of humanity. w.f.H to « bow he can

accept anything les..h.» «>•»-'" taltin, by cernianv to abandon he subniarii.e pUrao, P»i'cv entirely. .„ aKre*nen« be reaehcl on th.ba.ta „M,„„„ von Bernstortr-. letter Amer-

lca will have found an excuse for no! measure, against or

At the r< gular mi el - boat

of aldermen last niatii n ordinance was passed requiring all property owners within t!;- corporal■ limit* of the town to either maki tin lr nut fa. i closets sanitary, or build new oi ■ 

According to the spe< lii • ' • thi- ordinance, all surfai e ■ losei will :■■: the limits m the low n. *UI bi pro Idcd with buckets.

. . Ini ! . and ih i soil i ' ■' he made fly-proof by - reenii g The privj house musl also hi made fly-

! oof and p ovlded ' :"si"*:

door. This musl hi : un

. . ; ■ .;:: d ite The town clerk In !llal'-v

. which lias hi ull ..... ot tin

ce, and can b « '>■     ",0 ' wishing to kuo* • •• . ■ ibis ordinani e.

\,..,i!,. r prof essivi •■ : i.,,,,,1 last nlghl « t> the creat • ,. caN ger depart n irol of ll.i pr per >l i ' ''■'' closets. A 'ax of two dollars per

.,- will he levied open each propertj

owner to cover the coal of ih partment

An nddition to the ordinance re- nulrea thai each property owner pur ehaM two galvanised buckets, same to be specified by Ihe town clerk. Ail buckets are to he uniform.

The vote on Ihe measure last nigh ,,,- practically unanimous, n has had the hearty support of Mayor „„„„ ,lnc, „ was Ural hinted thai i„,g might he on. of the new ordl-

„l passcl by «be now '-"!'r' The citlaen. of the town .hould >■ 

,„,.,,.,,,„„ for what the board of „,,„.,,„,„ did las, nlghl for this will. ,n a great a.ure. reduce the numbei of caw. of typhoid and malaria hen

This Is a step forward for Greenville ,ha, will. i» all probabil't! lessen the death rate In Ot nvilh and one thai ,. well in keeping with the progress ,hal is being made along other lines

I K HUE LIVE.

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