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The Washington herald., 1914-05-10

or more
On every Straw Hat you buy here,
and you get the best Straw Hats.
Every Hat perfect Hat, with Sc
lection from the largest stock in
Washington.
Thousands Of Straw Hats
at Bargain Prices
81 and $3.50 Straw % On
0htS- ."SsS~
So and $3.50 Straw a. N
Hats. .Sl.y
$500 Straw o. ~
Moneys Worth or Money Back
D. ]. KAUFMAN
INCORPORATED Il
1905 1907 Pa. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-10

Contributions to the Alexandra Hos
pital building fund today reached the
sum of ss7.e74.5s. OF this amount $1,000
was contributed by the Washington-Vir-
ginia Railway Company: $500 by Arthur
Bryant. and 500 by St. Luke's Circle,
Kings Daughters Contributions of 50
each were made by II. Friedlander and
Local Union 1865 Carpenters and Join
ers. A number of small contributions
were also reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Boush an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Nathalie, to George Gordon Asher.
of this city.
A man named McDaniels. employed by
carnival company, who does stunt
for wild West show of the company,
carried his pistol after leaving the show
grounds yesterday, and entering saloon.
began to display 1t, evidently thinking
he was in the show. His arrest followed
and a fine of so was imposed in court
today. The accused declared he had
been drinking and did not know what
he was doing.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-10

Virginia. which has just concluded its
annual session in Newport News Mr..
Field is also grand Junior warden OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons OF Virginia
The Washington herald., 1914-05-10
Conquering the High Cost of Living

The renewed store is winning many com
pliments from our regular patrons from
strangers. It's just as nearly perfect store in
its appointments and present conveniences as we
know how to make it. Light as day-arranged
for your greatest facility-and having stock
that's complete in its variety-and presents the
most attractive features Of the markets pro-
duction.
Our system Of charge accounts is most lib
eral and helpful. You are not penalized for the
privilege Of credit. You are sincerely welcome
to it.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-10
Temperatures in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with ths
of rainfall fer the twenty-four hours ended
At p In. yesterday. are as follow:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-10

DR.. Cora Smith King will be the
principal speaker at a meeting of the
Mothers Club of the Maury School,
Thirteenth and B STREETS southeast, at
2:30 o'clock next Thursday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-10

Henry X. Field. of this city, has been
elected worthy grand patron of the
grand chapter Order Of Eastern Star Of
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-20
ST PAUL.

Mrs Maggie Earnbardt and
N th-r-ln-law we're visiting at
Gay Parks Saturday.
W. "A. Cline has bought a new
ausomobile. Guess he will do
s me- riding now.
The farmers Uui,u had a meet.
iug Wednesday ulght and luitias-
ed two new members at the Yost
local.
J l.. aud G. A. Bradshaw at,
tended the meeting at Prospect
Church, lea Mo7resville, Sunday
Ira Trex!er and wife visited al
G. NJ. Rltchie's Sunday evening.
Rev. R R. Sewers preached 9
fine sermon at Abss. Cress' Sun.
day evening. There vas a large
crowd cut to hear him,
Charlie Yoss AID LIE W bt
visited at Mr. Brady's Sunday
near Gold Hill.
Mrs. G.. 81. Coon is no better 1T
this writing. We r sorry t.
note.
Mrs J hn R ?dgers was right
sick Friday ana Saturday nights
Lee Goodnight aud wife visited
at Will Caaper's Saturday night
and Sunday.
Arch G rre'l's father ana moth
er from near Laudls, were visiting
him Saturday night.
Miss Cora and Beulah Shipping
went back TO Kaanapolis Sunday
evening
MT. and Mrs. L. A. Rischie
tr N China Grove, ware ID Faith
Monday
There will be an ics cream party
ct J. W. Bradshaw's the last Sat.
arday night In May. The public is
invited.
G NJ Ritohie, ). W. Bradshaw
aid SIT Rodgers, have bean haul
lug blocks to China Grove.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-20
ROCKWELL, ROUTE NO. 2.

Augustus Deal Of Cabarus Coun.
ty, is preparing and planting his
bottom land near Organ Church.
There was no preaching at Or
gan church last Sunday on &C
count of the pastor being at Synod d.
Effis Deal visited as Mrs. Maggie
Wenzil's MAY 9th.
We are Informed that me ore
had the kindness to take a num-
Der of buggy whips out Of buggies
at Rock Grove SUNDAY night, May
3rd, While preaching was III prog.
r-'ss, also Of some very had be-
havior On the r ad home. Il re-
ally seems that one shouid have
something higher and better III
view than thugs of this kind and
it would be a great deal better for
the community and for them.
selves if they would not 60 to
church at all.
Faith and the Rocks baseball
t ,ams crossed bats Saturday, Nav
8. on the fnrmar's diamond. The
score was 20 &c 6 10 fav + o. Faith.
Park Local NJ. $50, Fsrmers'
Co operative Union of America,
held q very important meeting
Saturday night, May 8. FINS
Lccal is doing qnite a number of
thil. g which are Of gress value t.
the farmers Of cur community
and ere planning to DO greater
things IN the future. l. is hoped
by our eficien: otfic ars that the
members will all attend more re-
gular aud get moro ks5.efiss cut Of
the union than Coma Of than have
in the pass. The Farmers U,ion
is one Of the best organizations
that has ever been organized in
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-20
GooO NEWS
Many Salisbury Readers Have Haari II and
Prof ed Thereby,

Pf0fI ed Thereby.
Good news travels FAST and
the bad back euff-1s in Salisbury
are glad to learn where rel of may
be found. Many q lame, weel
and aching back Is bad no more
thanks to Doan's kidney pile,
Our citizens are telling the coed
news OF their exp renee With this
tested remedy. Hare is al ex
ample worth reading:
r, Mrs. H L Webb. Ala e. Fi,h
or St , SALISBURY N. G, says: 81
had backaohe aud the pains wer'
so severe l did not sleep we'll, get
ting up in the morning all wore
out. My head ached aud l was
nervous and dizzy. My kidneys
we're out of order. Hearing about
Doan's Kidney Pills, I used them
and they helped me at once. Ny
kidneys beoams normal and the
pains left my back"
Prize 500, all dealers. Don't
simply ask fer a kidney remedy
get Doan's kidney Pills-ths
ssma that Mrs. Webb had Fost.
er- Mllburn Co F., Prsps, Buffalo.
N. Y
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crescent

way l5.--MfS. crawford
Peeler has not improved any,
we are sorry to report
Mrs. Alex Ly-rly is improv>
ing very slowly.
Mrs. l. w Safrit had her
first mess Of cabbage May IL.
Who can beat that?
H Shinn, who has been
going to school in Ohio for
the last few years, is spend
ing a week or so visiting rela-
tives and friends in Rowan.
While here he has been
preaching at the different
places. This is the first time
MIR. Sl.inn has been in old
North Carolinaf for three years
He says a great deal of change
has been made.
lev. W g Lyerly, who has
been going to school in Ohio
also, has returned home to
take up his dlty preaching,
as he has accepted the Bear
Creek charge. We wish both
of these young men much sue
cess in their work.
Thursday evening about 4
o'clock the friends and neigh
bors gathered at the home Of
Mrs. l. w Safrit's and gave
her a surprise supper
Il most bountiful table was
spread, of which everybody
ate all that they wanted and
plenty was left. There we're
five preachers present and
after the supper was over,
each minister made a very
insterering talk. All that
was present seemed to have
enjoyed the evening and went
away wishing that they all
could meet again in time to
come.
Little Miss Mable Fisher of
Rockwell, is spending the
week with her aunt, Mrs. W
NJ McCombs.
Robert Peeler has purchase
cd a dandy horse. So look
ont girls he is liable to call a.
round, but if there is any one
who enjoys riding and would
like to take a ride let him
know and be will sure be a.
round. He has already taxi
en- a trip to China Grove with
it, as he has a friend up there
who likes to ride. Polly was
one of the first girls to ride
with him after he bought it.
tell you Robert has a "dan>
dy."
The new granite building
at the o%rphanage is on the
boom again.
DIN McCombs has purchase
ed a new buggy.
A M Lyerly had his buggy
overhauled and painted which
makes it look like a new one.
Miss Mary Peeler Of Rock
we'll, spent Thursday night
with Miss Katie lIolshouser.
Rev. J A Kcons spent
Thursday night at J r Fish
er's.
Mrs. l. A Fesperman, who
has been at the Whitehead
Stokes sanatorum in Salisbury
is very much improved we
are glad to report. Polly.
nnNs NrhIo
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-20
QWzqaG {H@
~GI@l>

The South for the ben etis cf tn,
th;m-r., AID whom tbs tasu 81
reailz the v~lua tr}s org4njzatloi
:all be &C hem Lhe4 the Un on
Will bn Il Eipssli,g ~ tho tatme'
Il d make manf happy hoGe~
a. tGeGe are q :lth a numter q
t.rmrre III our community who d
~ bslGlg to tho Uu,on. fars
l. cal extends Cutstre cLed hands
1eaiy t. rec, i've al! z cd nan ano
farmers lutv 'ha Unl1n. satur.
daF n's7t, Nay %. there will b.
aLothef important ,nret'ng OF the
Ualtn tn:i 1t /, n"p.d all mem
hers WI! he - ".9n'. 1t Is h pt d
I" htve -v~4,j Apaacnes ny nsm
:n:; = OF The Union.
Ca via Miller, foal isoi
III Cod Hrl I, wrshlp, b'gull
operation Oh the Mt. P.eAsan,
rYAd Thursday. May 1sJh. Mr..
Miller Is using u Large Chatta-
.'5ogA blow hltched to his sixteen
n.rs5 p Her bract4on engine t.
i0oseu up tbs dirt aud mark the
,.dtn al eE W ,lcA Il large Russell
flau soGap=i Is used to pull tEt
airs IT, the middle of the rad.
VT Miller Is tvlng soma splendid
week. rhe wrlter has ofte.. heard
t:eopie argue that SIX horses hitch
ii u u .craper would give hettel
r suits than Bn engine, but this /,
t M'>t az as i'll engine Will pull Il
: IL I'll iii Re regularly aud ue,per
..,.. Ii 1873. Inc writer having
aaviug seen both work would pre-
tor the engine tor the rest results
sHd also ns being the CHI ~ pess
c~n-ld -rlug tn um uAt of work
done.
Low-CstJue ana Rock well cross
I'd bats May On III watch Lower
stone was vlc;orl US Tho score
was s to 10 ii. favor Of L~owersbcne
Mr. aud Mrs. George Beaver IF
salisbury Visited relatives Ia this
: mmuAlty Ny l8;h.
Dac:y Bargar visited in this
,oc.llty May 10.
George Hlpp, Who holds a posi-.
tl II IT. Salisbury. visited reiali 'es
near Organ church May 10.
A god blacksmith is badly
needed by the people Of this ccm
mlulty as there is none neare;
nan Fallh and Rockwell. We
be.lev. that if a & ,od blacksmith
would locate near O,gan Church
he would have all the work b.
could d..
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Eagle Wait
ed at e. D A, Sltf5fd's May 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Basiugal
vlsltsd at Samlson Shipping
Nay 10.
Rev Jacob Misenheimer visited
At W. II. E.rnhardt's May 10
jams Park of Rockwell has &C.
opted a position with Ed waro
Laonarj. proprietor of the restau'
rant formerly run by Otto Rupr.
Columbus Troutman a we'll te
do farmer of this community died
DAY II with d severe case of la
rip. q aud other troubles c1mbin'
d. Mr. Troutmln was a splendid
farmer and we'll liked by all.
UNCIE 81 L
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-20
GOLD KNOB.

May 18,-Cold weather for May,
Isn't il?
Farm crops are looking fairly
good, but cctton is coming ul
very slowly.
Mumps 10 still pr valent. To
many cases to report.
Psnl G Barger has been ird's
posed for a few days with gsstfl,
Ills, but Il out again we ase CAD
to report.
Land is too dry to pillow. Much
crimson clover land Is still III
plowed aid will make the plant
lug of corn Oh cover crops -xce~d
ingly late.
Elma Waller has just killed thu
premium" snake He ssId 4
mea. ured six feet and tourtee:
inches hv actual ccuut N
grandpa Vsuus make your BIZ
sEake craw. cut.
The young people Of the knot
gave a surprise party &c Nose
Lewis. and Erwia Brown, last
Saturday night. About forty Ct
their friends slipped in on thin
aid gave them a complete sur
prise. After the surprising wa
al ever, they vent to the dining
reom where they found the table
heavily laden with cake. candy,
tud nusnero US other refreshments
SO be served. After the REFRESH.
nsuts wsrs served and genera
good time was had they all repair,
ed to their homes except ''Malcus'
who tarrled uutil late III the Eigh'.
Saturday night, while H J
BrJwn was attending lodge meet
ing at Rockwell. 8 me unknown
miscreant was see proving
Hound the house by Mrs. Brown
evidently bunting rlac, % sleep.
Mrs. Brown wsa frightened AID
vent to q neighb2rs house and
gave the alarm. The house ant
oarn was SEARCHED but no trace o.
him could b. found. Right her
Ae serve NOTICE that II of thee
lights aom- cf the night prowlerr
is going to be handed enough n.
unlticn to ses up 8 sporting stor'
ior himself.
Since Dr. G. NJ Van Poole. VIII
was Local leRlster Of vita! statls.
tics of Providence Tcwuship, ha.
N we'd to Salisbury, AifhuT
Kluttz who acted as dep ty reg
lsser under Dr., Van Poole. has
been promoted to local register Of
births aud deaths for said town
ship. All births and deaths
should be reported to tie locs'
register within ten days after each
birth and death. This is a sta
tute law in North Carolina, an J
the local register ls held responsl
HE to report these births and
deaths which report he must MAX
on the 10Th of each month
Miss Jane Eliza Trek r, wa,
born January %, 1851, and d.
parted this life May 8, 1914. age
SO yeare, 8 months, Is days.
Miss Trex'er has been a suffer-
for q long time With cancer CT she
spleen and liver and 1t VS.
thouRht some months ago thai
her time was very short hus sb4
held on making hard fight f"I
life until on May 9:b, when heath
claimed it's victim Miss Trexler
was q good christian woman end
was loved by all who CHANGED &c
know her. In early life che Was
confirmed and joinod St, Luke's
Reformed Church at which place
she was a CONSTANT member up tc
her death. Her funeral services
was conducted from St. Luke's
Church by the pastor, Rev J. H
Koon. Miss Tfexler leaves thres
sisters, two brothers and a host of
friends to mourn their lost. o
W. mourn but not a. those who
haye no hope. LEE.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-05-20
Cure for Stomach Disorders.

D 8 riders Of the stomach mauy
be- avoided by the use of Chamber.
!aln's Tablets. Many very. re
markable cures have been effected
by theee tablets.
For Sale by all Dealers.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

Every Courtesy issheiy.-pieasant and
sog thing to see the
of Waiakea greet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

next Bill At
BIJOU ThEATER

Put an alert, slap-dashing American
in q continental setting, Inhabited by
WORKOUT old-world dolts. and po2u.
lar play is u winner. .Hawthorae sof
the u. s. A. has proved an enthusi-
astic offering at the Bijou theater the
past two nights with the audience fair
" hugging itself with glee as one he
roic situation after another finds that
bright and typical young American.
played by George Webb, victor over all
things terrestrial and, In due course,
of heavenly things also. in the always
charming personality of his lady love.
Jack Belgrave is patient and gen.
tlemanly monarch whose forbearance
with Hawthorne ID q subject of won
derment. And ever and anon across
the horizon comes Miss Florence Oak
ley in that perfectly lovely gown she
is the Princess 0beryitch and might
we'll reconcile the most hardened re-
publican to a monarchial weakness.
Or else it Is the chick Inez Ragan as
q saucy Kate Ballard, or perchance
Miss Marie Baker gladdens the eye.
Tonight will be the last performance
of this romantic comedy.
Commencing with Monday evening
The Players will present The Spend.
thrift. from the pen of Porter Elmer
son Browne who also wrote . Fool
There Was" 1t deals with the topics
OF extravaganza in the home as prac.
ticed by the wife and teaches lesson
we can all profit by. Miss Florence
Oakley will be seen in the role of
the young wife and George Webb as
the husband. The Spendthrift' is
one Of New York's biggest dramatic
sensations and should prove a big
winner in Honolulu. as the entire com.
pany will be seen in acceptable parts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
RUTH STACKER
STAR PERFORMER
At GIRLS MEET

3 A close and exciting swimming meet
held this morning in the Punahou tank
saw the Punahou academy girls, I'M
der the leadership Of Miss Laura Low.
defeat the Mckinley swimmers BY the
secre Of As to "a. Races OF all sorts
we're held and the close competition
led to some interesting swims.
Cor the Punahou team, Miss Ruth
Stacker, champion swimmer OF the is
lands, proved the star performer. She
won the crawl stroke. the diving, took
second in the hoop diving, and swan
last on the winning relay trio.
BY winning the plunge for distance
and taking second in the walking race
Miss Elizabeth Fuller won q good part
Eof the Mckinley teams points. Her.
distance of A It. in. in the plunge for
distance is unusual
The meet was run off smoothly and
before small but appreciatiye crowd
Of supporters.
Although there we're comparatively
few present at the races the interest
In swimming among the girls of all
the schools Of the city Is growing and.
should lead to some big meets In years
to come. One week from Monday the
Punahou swimmers viii meet the Ka-
mehameha School for Girls in the sec.
ond meet of the season.
Summary: Side stroke. LIST, Ger.
trude Ripley (P);; I'd. Milward Deas
P)-111a flat.
Plunge, for distance: 1st, Elizabeth
Fuller (aI); I'd. Madeline Chaplin CPD
distance IA It. in
Crawl stroke: LIST, Ruth Stacker
(P1;. 2r, Lacrosse; distance Is yards,
6 flat
Diving: LIST, Ruth Stacker fP1; I'd,
Jannet Camara (M).
Tub race: LIST, Esther Kahn fM);8
I'd, Madeline Chaplin fP).
Hoop dive: 1st, Jannet Camara
fAI1; I'd, Ruth Stacker lP1.
SunbonRet and skirt race: 1st.
Thelma Wicke;; I'd, Laura Low tP1.
Walking race: LIST, Laura Low 20 !;
I'd, Elizabeth Fuller lM1
Relay race: Won by Punahou team
consisting of MiIward Deas, Laura
Low and Ruth Stacker: Mckinley
Jannet Camara, Thelma Wicke and
La Crosse Distance go yards. Time
min. SO sec.
Final score Punahou 45, Mckinley
x -t4 . 3 q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

In Judge Robinson's court this morn-
ing a plea in abatement was made in
the matter of the seizure Of the prop
erty of r. ]. Richie and A. de Peuter.
Attorney Lightfoot appeared for the
plaintiff and declared that personal
household goods and furniture were
included in the article seized at the
wharf. Alexander Lindsay, who rep
resents the Seattle firm asked for q
continuance till Monday. This was
granted and the abatement plea will
then be heard. ~ ~ -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
College capers, so they say,
Often come a special day,
June the second is the time

J.. Often come a special day,
June the second is the time
Tickets now, or stand in line.
It is always a good policy to make
the most of the chance for a good
laugh. They say laugh and grow fat,
but / say laugh and grow young. Now
there is to be a chance to laugh your
head OF on June the second7at 8: Is
in the N. G. H. armory when Aloha
College will hold its first and only
commencement. Now or never!
Degrees will be given to some of
the leading citizens. We are not go
ing to embarrass the lucky recipients
with premature notoriety-but just
imagine how happy John Smith (and
Mrs. Smith and all the little Smiths
will be to be able to have and to
hold from this time forth the mystic
letters r. F. D.
Dancing too, to celebrate; also Ii.
guild refreshment for the feverish de.
voices of the Make and Tango To
say nothing of sideshows-just watch
the papers.-advertiSe
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
RIMURA POTTERY
|DeTls SOLD ~ HAWAII
Are Prosperous
Tourist Party

Importers, newspaper editors TO
greet the visitors and extend the for
NAL invitation for the HiroBhima yis-
1t. They accompanied the party to
Miyajima
When the Hawaii people reached
the hotel at Miyajfma, they found
number of former employees OF Waia-
kea waiting to greet Mr., Kennedy.
And during the three days OF the
stay. here. there was hardly time
when some OF the people who used
to live and work in Hawaii were not
coming from near and Tar for the
same purpose. Some came 20 or 80
miles, travelling large part Of the
night in order to be at the hotel early
in the morning
= Among those who were waiting At
the hotel to. greet Mr. Kennedy whs1
the party arrived was q japanese
named Kodama, who for Is years wa
employed at Waiakea and is widely
known on Hawaii another, Tow. was
emp1oyed for 16 years at Waiakea.
reared eight children there. And also
there was the aged mother OF q laps.
nese lad whom Mr Kennedy befriend.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

At st, Andrews cathedral tomor-
row evening Bishop Restarick will ad-
minister confirmation To 4 large class
presented by the Rev. Leopold Kroll.
The bishop will preach. II.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
SUNDAYS BAND PROGRAM.

The Hawaiian band will give a
public concert at Kapiolani park to-
morrow afternoon. commencing at ;
O'Clock. Kapellmeister Henri Berger
has arranged the following program:
The. Old Hundred.
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M1yaJlma, which IS
the Inland Sea from
at Hiroshima itself,
repeated again and
| women who had
o and even Is years
b to greet Mr.. and
to inquire for
in Hawaii or to-
people IN Hire
arfng districts
await party
Wednesday.
down
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