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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Buffalo and Lake Erie
Traction Company
First & Refundins Mortgage Five Per
Cent Thirty Year Gold Bonds.

The undersigned have agreed TO act as
Committee for the protection OF the interests
OF the holders Of the above-named bonds
Bondholders are invited promptly 10 deposit
their bonds with the Committees Depository,
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, No 81 Wall street. New York
city. or with the Sub Depositary. the
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY OF PHILA-
DELPHIA, Pennsylvania; transferable GER
tincates Of deposit will be issued therefor
The deposit agreement provides that the
holders Of certificates OF deposit who may be
dissatisfied with any plan submitted by the
committee. upon payment OF a proportionsts
mart OF the expenses Of the Committee (but
not exceeding a sum equal to one-half OF one
per cent Of the par value Of the bonds rep
resented by such certificates Of deposip and
interest moneys advanced, but without COM
don to the Committee for its services
may withdraw their deposited bonds within
three weeks from the commencement OF the
publication OF notice that such plan has been
adopted and lodged with the Depository or
Sub-Depositary.
Arrangements have been made for an ad.
vance oh or after NOVEMBER 18th, 1912,
TO the depositors Of an amount equivalent TO
the interest due November Isl, 1912.
Copies OF the Committees circular and Of
the Deposit Agreement may be obtained at
either Of the above-named Depositaries.
Dated New York, November End, 1912.
ALVIN W. KRECH. Chairman,
ARTHUR v. MORTON,
W. y. ELY,
HARRISON NEsEiT,
GEORGE X. TELLER,
RODMAN l.. GRIsCOM.
Committee.
SAMUEL ARMSTRONG. Secretary.
81 Wall Street, New York
PHILBTN. BEEKMAN. MENKEN Girls
COM Counsel 20 the Committee.
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BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN.

London, Nov. THE weekly statement
OF the Bank Of England shows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve decreased
fsa5. 900; circulation increased fiS,OOo; Dull
lion decreased f7S7,cOo: other securities de,
creased f624,Ooo; other deposits Increased
Csc. 900: public deposits decreased fl.5i7oo;
government securities unchanged.
The proportion of the banks reserve 10
liabilities is now 1850 per cent. against
40 per cent last week. and compares
with an advance from 1850 per cent to
~. 70 per cent in this week last year.
The minimum rate OF discount remained
unchanged at per cent to-day.
The clearings through the London BANKS
for the week were fS27. $500 against $780,
$50 600 last week and t246.sl6.c0 In this
uaek last year
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500 BONDS
The Old and the New

Won have heard about the RAINY
L Day" and Gents Making Dollars
., Well. our small Payment Plan covers v,an
both and more. You can buy goSSaio M |[ or
secured SIOO bonds by paying SOW Ol
&. a do,,'n ard the rest whenever you
Choose rfCrg uo lust like depositing in savings
bank. and get 40 TO &C. interest on your
money. computed monthly while pssttInEE
for the bond. Many listed on \. y. S.ovH
.' rxchanxe. the same kind Banks. trus.
Companies and Insurance ComP TrrIts
buv' You can also buy outright "rl'e
for list F-3T.
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BANK OF FRANCE RETURN.

Paris, Nov. THE weekly statement OF
the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Gold on hand decreased BOB
900 francs: silver on hand increased LOB
900 francs: notes in circulation decreased
1915 600 francs; general deposits Increased
l6, 600 coo francs; bills discounted decreased
2bS, 10000 francs; Treasury deposits de-
creased le,s25.Ooo francs; advances In
creased s. 900 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF The American
Cotton oil Company. on November Z, 1912
declared a semi-annual dividend of three per
cent. upon the Preferred Stock of the Com
pany, payable December 2. 1912 at the Bank
street. New York City. The stock Transfer
Books OF the Company will be closed on No
vember II, 1912. al 3 r. NJ and will remain
closed until December 8, 1912, at 10 A. NJ
JUSTUS z. RALPH. Secretary.
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EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.

(Nlaturing le13'27D
Furnished b. Swartwout & aprenzellar No
a Pine street,
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
f'of The American Cotton OIL Company viii be
held at the principal Office Of the Company,
the Refinery. near Gutenberg hudson county,
New Jersey on Thursday. the 5th day OF DE 4,
cember 1912 at II O'Clock noon. for the pur-
pose OF electing Directors and for the transac-
4 ton OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
The stock Transfer Books will be closed on
November IL, 1912. al =. NJ, and Will re
main closed until December O. 1912. at 10 A. NJ
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
- JUSTUs T.. RALPH, Secretary.
New York November Z. 1912.
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VIEW MANAGER FOR THE ORIENT

Kansas City, Nov. THE receivers OF
the Kansas City. Mexico & orient Rail
way announced to-day the appointment
OF NJ. J. Kennedy as acting general man.
ager, with headquarters at Wichita.
Kan. Mr. Kennedy was formerly with
the Chicago. Rock Island g. Pacific at
Davenport Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08

interest TO be added.
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t3l2 various maturities l929-l9li. 3jai % basis
coupons interchangeable tRegistsred. tCou-
pons. gRegistered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-08
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Total tho day. looN4' snare'
for tho corresponding day in 1911 --
November inclusive 1lsooo'f snare' e
ed vyth1o tho period IN 1s1h
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FINANCIAL FIELD
ConsoIs and Rentes Higher
Sentiment Better in Berlin.
TBy Cable 10 The Tribune. !

10y ,dDle 10 Inv iflpuhS.l
London, Nov. Z-Sentiment In general
was favorable on the Stock Exchange to-
day, but there was only fair activity ex-
hibited In trading. There is yet some
nervousness under the surface regarding
the Balkan situation. but aside from that
the feeling is optimistic. Money was in
easy supply. and discounts did not rule
high. In the transactions Of the day
stocks advanced on reassurins news from
the Balkans, but toward the close some
realizing caused recessions, and the maj
quotations were lower than the best.
Gilt-edged investments were firmer.
American shares opened strong. sold on
later. advancing near the close on Con-
tinental buying. The final tone was hrm'
but prices were not at the days best.
Consols closed 3-1s higher, at IAN Tor
money and u sis for the account Cana
dian Pacific was points higher, at 2134.-
Gold premium at Madrid to-day was
Ills, unchanged: at Lisbon, IA, unchanged
Paris. Nov IA heavy closing followed
a firmer opening on the Bourse to-day.
Three per cent rentes closed l21f CEN
times higher at SO francs u centimes for
the account
Exchange on London, rs francs 2S1z GEN.
times for checks.
Private rate OF discount, 81 to per
cent.
Berlin, Nov. Trading on the Boerse
to-day was not in large volume. but the
tone was cheerful, and prices showed an
at the close.
Exchange on London, 20 marks eS7
pfennigs for checks.
Money, per cent.
Private rate Of discount. per cent.
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mes 'Want Ads" for Business Opportunities
GIRL TELLS PAST In
LOS ANGELES TRIAL

Ibid you speak to him first?"
Rogers queried with a smile.
NO." the woman snapped.
glazing back at the attorney.
Under questions she then ad-
mitted that they never were in
troduced.
At this iuncture Rogers read
the names of nine men living in
or near Milwaukee demanding to
know If she was not familiar with
them and If her father and broth
er had "extorted money from two
of them"
The prosecutions objection was
sustained.
Had No Signal.
Mrs. Pehlps' presence in Ed
dies office the day officers broke
down the
door and took the prosecutor into
custody furnished material for
an attempt of Rogers to make
the witness admit that her visit
was prearranged, and that she
was aware that officers were out
side waiting to break in. She adj
mitted tht she knew of their
presence, but denied that a sig
nal for the break had been ar
ranged or that she knew that she
and Eddie were being watched
through holes in the door.
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BY United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 26.
Leading questions regarding
the character of Mrs. Alice
Phelps, to whose delinquency
former City Prosecutor Guy Eddie
Is charged with having contribut-
ed, were hurled at the girl to-
day by Defense Attorney Earl
Rogers when she resumed the
stand in the Eddie trial for cross
examination. Rogers touched up
on Mrs. Phelps relations with
Eddie and her dealing with Of
ficers before the day of Eddie's
apprehension in his office, turn
ing then to her past life, particu-
larly that part of it spent in Mil
waukee. His attack upon her
character was vigorously met by
the prosecution, which succeeded
in blocking many embarrassing
questions.
Girl Confesses.
After the witness had admitted
that she lived with her husband
in Milwaukee before they were
married, Rogers demanded where
they met.
ION the street in Milwaukee, "
was the reply.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE of 10 rooms mas been
moved to 1125 Tacoma av. to be
sold out regardless of price. About
one doz each gas ranges, dressers,
iron beds, springs, mattresses,
chairs, kitchen queens, heaters
crockery, etc. Any amount to suit.
Tel. Main 6S44. 1925 Tacoma av.
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HOUSEKEEPG. ROOMS

NEWLY furnished housekeeping
rooms, modern, $3.50 a week up.
92S So. d st.
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Proper treatment is neces-
sary to cure the rent habit"
Begin 1913 by purchasing a
modern bungalow, setting on
two garden lots covered with
berries and apples. S2250;
$3.50 cash, $25 a month, 10 per
cent off for cash Owner might
also take half in other more
expensive property, west or
north, and assume. Walk
past 1922 So. 54th, near M
car.
Lennox Investment Company
zoe Equitable Bldg.
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Furnished Housekeeping rooms 71.v.
week up. 1912 So. d G Jefferson.
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WELL furnished housekeeping ant
single rooms, steam heat modern
conveniences; reasonable rates. 500
So. G and 9th Sts
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ONE large, nicely furnished house
keeping room, private family; al
so two single rooms cheap. $50
So. + ST.
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THREE or 4 fur. hskpg. rooms, $13
or SIS per mo. Free water and
light, private bath, gas, porch, yard,
view. S11 So. 25th.
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REAL ESTATE

If you'll build I'll deed you two
lots; no payments and no interest
for two years. Phone Main 654,
ask for Brockaway.
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Fire ms. Hiberly, 11O7 Fidelity.
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FORWARDING COMPANY.

NORTHWEST FORWARDING COM
PANY. Household goods, ma
chtnery, pianos and automobiles as
sembled and forwarded to all points
See us. 2019 Pacific av. Main 397
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TO LET-Rooms for light house
keeping for small families, cheap.
Call 2113 So. e st. Geo. A. Demon
est.
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~ The Ties
That Lead You
On the Right 7 rack
POULTRY AND EGGS

POULTRY AND EGGS
S,S-c-><~->o>~-~~
INDIAN Runner ducks, the money
makers, white and fawn and
white; Pairs, trios, pens at reduc-
ed prices. S. d. c. Smith, Proctor
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred PIym-
outh Rock cockerels, cheap. 3S25
NO. 24th. or telephone Proctor 305.
BLACK Minorca puiiets and cock
efels, all sizes; also some old
stock. Q. +. Willie, 1852 So. * st.
CRYSTAL White Orpingtons- s
pullets and a male bird. $3.50.
USE Electric Insect Powder for
chicken lice. Grocers and drug
gists. Price csc.
SANITARY coops. Sc up. Main 21s2.
DURR'S rupe cure for chickens;
There is no better" 1914 Pac.
av2, Tacoma. Wn. Phone Main
ss66-L.
HOUSEKEEPG. ROOMS
NEWLY furnished housekeeping
rooms, modern, $3.50 a week up.
92S SO. d st.
Fire ms. Hiberly, 1907 Fidelity.
Furnished Housekeeping rooms 3l.v,
week up. 1912 So. d G Jefferson.
WELL furnished housekeeping ant
single rooms, steam heat, modern
conVeniences; reasonable rates. 500
So G and 9th SITS.
ONE large, nicely furnished house,
Keeping room, private family; al
SO two single rooms cheap. $50
So. E st.
THREE or 4 fur. hskpg. rooms, $13
or SIS per mo. Free water and
light private bath gas, porch, yard,
FOR RENT-4-room flat with light
and gas. Inquire 409 So K. Main
1171.
TO LET-Rooms for light house
keeping for small families, cheap.
Call 2113 So. q st. Geo. A. Demon
est.
TWO-ROOM housekeeping suites,
$3.50 week, up. Hotel Superior,
18th and d SITS.
FURNISHED hskpg. rooms cheap,
also single rooms. 2712 So. Yak
ina av.
THE ANTLERS-Furnish hskpg
rms: modern: central: 1116h C.
BUSINESS CHANCES
~~~~~~~->>~-~~~~~~~->~
FOR SALE-Carpenter shop, fully
equipped with tools. TAG c st.
EXCHANGE
.>~~~~~~~>-~ >>~~>~~
FOR Puyallup Valley lands. see
Harry v. Smith 204 Provident bldg.
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USE Electric Insect Powder for
chicken lice. Grocers and drug
gists. Price csc.
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FOR RENT-4-room flat with light
and gas. Inquire 409 So. K. Main
1171.
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DURR'S rupe cure for chickens |;
There is no better" 1914 Pac.
av, Tacoma, Wn. Phone Main
S966-L.
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

COLEMAN q HAHN ELECTRIC co
Motors and generators repaired
qrmature winding, general repair,
Ing. 1923 A st. Phone Main bS27.
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DURABLE PLUMBING

DO you appreciate the Importance
OF having your plumbing done
right? Our guarantee and work
manship insure plumbing perfec-
ton. VIM. b. Coffee Ping, Co.
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HOTELS
THE WILTWYCK

1916 So. d st.
Every room bright outside room,
with hot and cold water, hot water
heat, large roomy closet; 2 blocks
from business center; free baths
and phone. Rates $3.50 per week
up. Transient soc and $500.
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LARGE new stock OF wall paper.
very latest designs and patterns
Acme quality paints. adapted to the
western climate. A. g. johnson n
CO.. 114z G st
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FURNISHED HOUSES

SMALL furnished house, South End.
water and light, $40 to suitable
couple. Box WAC, Times.
FURNISHED house 3 rooms, 2134
So. Ainsworth. modern. Phone
Main 2022.
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TWO-ROOM housekeeping suites,
$3.50 week, up. Hotel Superior,
18th and d SITS.
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CRYSTAL White Orpingtons, 5
pullets and male bird, $3.50.
Main 9027-L.
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FURNISHED hskpg. rooms cheap,
also single rooms. Pip So. Yak
lima av.
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REAL ESTATE
DAIRY FARM
O. N. JOHNS
203 California Bldg.
20 ACRES

at Hillhurst. Will sell cheap; an
ideal place for chicken ranch.
III. w. MYERS
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HELP---FEMALE

WILL give good home to reliable
elderly lady and some pay. Must
have references. Call at 37l9 So.
l. st.
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COMMERCIAL BINDERY q pro
CO.. Inc, 756-7S8 Commerce st
Phone Main AIT. Printers. Binders
Loose leaf devices
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Snap. fine corner lots 50x142.
7-room house, shop; grading done;
$500, terms. 3636 East G and 37th.
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UNDERWRITERS

~~S~~s>~S~~S~~>~~~~>-~s~ ~~~-~~-~~~c~~~~>~~~~-~~
G. o. LYNN CO.-Funeral Directors.
s10-12 Tacoma av. Main 7745.
so. TACOMA FUNERAL PARLORs,
5433 Union av. Main 1852. Geo.
w. Piper.
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FOR SALE-Thorough Plym-
outh Rock cockerels, cheap. 3S25
No. gath, or telephone Proctor 3O5.
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INDIAN Runner ducks, the money
makers, white and fawn and
white: Pairs, trios, pens at reduc-
ed prices. s. d. c. Smith, Proctor
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FOuND-On e St, key to Yale lock-
Mrs. Babin. above Eagle Bottling
works. So. Esd and E st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

THE ANTLERS-Furnis hskpg
rms: modern: central; 1116A 8.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-03
Is Cotton Market.

Kinston Is the center of one Of the
great cotton producing sections Of the
South. Kinston Is the headquarters OF
small army Of cotton buyers repre-
senting the great domestic mills as well
as export and a large number of inde-
pendent buyers. The towns streets al
this season of the year present scene
worth travelling miles to see. In the par
ticular section assigned as the cotton
market can be seen occupying every por-
tion of the great wide streets vehicles OF
every description loaded down with bales
of cotton awaiting bids from the various
buyers who are seen rushing from bale
to bale examining the product for sale.
In 1911 Lenoir County produced a.o0l
bales of cotton. and has to its credit
an average Of 1880 bales a year for the
past ten years. This year approximately
200 bales will be produced.
Very little Of the long staple Ia pro-
duced In this section. the greater part
being the h-inch short staple. The crops
run a good average and produce about
200 pounds OF lint cotton per acre. The
average weight Of the bales produced Is
512iS pounds.
A large cotton oil mill is located here
affording the planter excellent service
on his cotton seed. which amounts In
value to about one-fourth Of his cotton
crop.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-03
Laudable Home Enterprise.

A laudable home enterprise, a huge or
ganization and a commendable institu-
tion is the North State Life Insurance
Company of Kinston.
An old line company. organized In 1906,
the North State Life Insurance Company
during hts uninterrupted career of pros
perity has done more than any single
Kinston enterprise to advertise the city
of its birth to the outside world. Under
the presidency OF the late Capt. ]. w.
Granger. the company was organized
with a capital of $4,000. At the begin
ming of 1907 the capital was increased
to 10000 and. since its organization, II
has paid to policy holders more than one
and a half times the amount OF its cap
ital stock. and now holds about 500 0o0
for the protection of other policy holders.
This company does both an ordinary and
industrial business and has in force at
the present time approximately $4,000 900
OF ordinary insurance. and s., ,0oo. 900 Of in
dustrial business. Its agencies are es-
tablished al frequent points in North and
South Carolina. and about $50 men are
employed.
The officers and directors OF the COM
pany comprise the eminently successful
business and professional men of Kins-
ton. The president, Hon. N. ]. Rouse.
is a University of North Carolina grad
uate the leading lawyer of this section.
president Of the First National Bank. the
The Washington herald., 1912-10-03
Mill Owners Humane.

Organized in 1907 with a capital or
800. 900, making Nos. IS to o6 soft hosiery
yarns. employing 10 operatives. and $500
ring spindles. the Caswell Cotton Mills
Is another of the immense industries OF
Kinston This plant operates day ana
night, and its product is sold through
agents direct to the knitting mills. rms
plant produces a great quantity or quail
ity yarns and has enjoyed success from
its organization. 1t is established In
Kinston because of the fitness OF rhe
town for manufacturing enterprises.
Few mills In the country come up to
the standard of the Caswell Cotton
Mills. The men In charge are striving
for high ideals in working conditions
that commend them to the attention OF
other employers. The cottages IN the
vicinity of the mills, erected for the
convenience of employees and rented TO
them at nominal charge, are roomy,
well constructed. and securely screened
from flies. Good health has been the re-
suit of this foresight. Next year the
management will offer prizes for the cul-
tivation of flowers and garden truck.
Children under twelve years are not per-
mitted to work In this plant and those
over that age but forty minutes In three
hours. Adjoining the factory Is play
ground, an inspiration of the manage
ment. where the youngsters can romp
and play to their hearts content while
not working. The playground Is equip
ped with swings. a baseball diamond.
and many other amusements for the lit
tie ones. The management has taken
a firm stand against night work for
women and children. and in cases where
parents are employed use every infu-
ence to persuade them to send their
children to school. =
On Saturday the mill stops at 1o;l5 q.
m. and does not resume operations until
The Washington herald., 1912-10-03

adjoining counties. As only the short
staple is grown locally they are obliged
to send to the plantations of the Mis-
sssippi Valley for the long staple used
In the manufacture of the higher grade
yarns. Aside from the figures given to
illustrate the relative value OF the in
dustry to the town, It should be men
toned that the plant is roomy, we'll
ventilated. and contains every conven-
ience that will add to the comfort of Its
employees. 1t is a deplorable fact that
some aged women and very young chill
dren are obliged to work. and they some
time seek. and obtain, employment In
these mills, but let 1t be said to the
credit OF the mill management. that
such as these are treated with the ut
most consideration in this establishment,
and no modern convenience is spared
that will tend to make their occupa-
ton pleasant and agreeable.
The Kinston Cotton Mills has never.
since Its establishment, changed owner
ship or management, nor closed Its doors
for lack of business.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-03
Schools and Churches.

Kinston is well supplied with schools
and churches. Besides a number of pri-
vate schools and music classes, the city
maintains grammar schools and high
school for the white children and a
grammar school for the colored chill
dren. Educational advantages for the
young have by no means been neglect
ed. In addition to excellent graded
school facilities, Kinston is the location
Of the Rhodes Military Institute, one OF
the best schools of its class in the State.
Kinston is as well supplied with
churches as with schools. The Metho-
dists, the Missionary Baptists. the Dis
ciples, the Episcopalians, the Presby'
terians, the Free VIII Baptists. the
Christian Scientists. and the Universal
lists each have congregations in kinston
Kinston people attend their churches
and support the ministry of the Gospel
From the earliest days the community
has been a God-fearing one. and. while
material progress has come, 1t has not
worked the destruction of the softeningi
uplifting influence shed abroad by the
presence Of a live religious sentiment.