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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
1000 Machinists in Reming-
ton Arms Plant Walked
Out To-day
COMPANY ENGAGED
ON WAR CONTRACT
Samuel Gompers Calls Con
ference of Officials of
the Union
l----

Bridgeport, Conn, July 20.-Approxi-
mately 1000 machinists, according to the
estimates of the labor leaders, went on
strike this afternoon at the works of the
Remington Arms g. Ammunition com.
pany and four sub.contractors. The men
walked out at the lunch hour, and the
leaders asserted that they would not go
back. Plans were made for a mass meet
ing of the strikers later in the day, at
which time arrangements will be made
for strike benefits The Remington Arms
& Ammunition company is now engaged
on gigantic scale in the manufacture
Of war munitions for the armies of the
allies
When j. j. Kepler, international vice
president OF the machinists' union, was
informed last night Of the call for a
conference issued BY Samuel Gompers.
president of the American Federation of
Labor. declared
Neither Gompers nor the president of
the United States can stop this strike
now"
Just how far the strike might spread
in other manufacturing communities of
New England, the labor leaders were un.
able to estimate. kepler stated that
"this is the biggest job we have ever
in this country" He de-
clared that Major w. q. Penfeld, works
of the Remington company, was |
for the strike. He said;
AT this point, I want to make one
statement most emphatieally. want
il known that If there is big argument |
in this town, the people have no one to
blame but Major Penfeid. We have tried
in every way to bring about a peaceful
settlement. As for the statement by
Major Penfeld that German influence
brought about this situation, / want to
,ay: If anyone forced the issue, it was
Major Penfield We tried to confer with
lin. Even the United States govern
nent recognizes the right of the employe
o confer with the employer. Major
'enfeld has denied us this right
The men demand an eight.hour day.
ouble time for overtime, recognition of
he union and settlement OF iurisdic-
ionsl dispute over the millwrights. In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
MYSTERIOUS FIRES
ON u. S. BATTLESHIP
Blaze at One End Apparently Extin-
guished and Later Another Was
Discovered in Different Part
of Ship Which Was
Nearly Completed.

Philadelphia, July 2o.-Fire of a mys.
terious origin was discovered last night
on board the United States battleship
Oklahoma at the yard of the New York
Shipbuilding company in Ogden. Smoke
was issuing from the compartment un-
der turret No. /, shortly after the work.
men had left the yard for the day. Aft
er the compartment was twice flooded
the fire apparently was extinguished but
shortly before midnight smoke was OBJ
served coming from compartment be-
meath another turret at the opposite
end of the vessel and the fremen were
recalled. The fire apparently was under
control an hour later but the fremen
continued to food the compartments.
S. NJ. Knox. president of the ship
building company. declared that he was
unable to account for the fire.
The Oklahoma Is of the superdread-
nought type and is about ready for her
trial trip
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20

Washington, d. c., July 2o.-The fire
last night aboard the new dresdnsught
Oklahoma at Philadelphia is proved to
have originated in wooden supports and
ether inhammable material in the maya
zine space between the two forward tur-
rets. Reports TO the navy department
to-day said the officers thought it prob
able that a cigarette stub or a burning
match was the cause, or IL may have
been due TO electricity. The navy Off.
cials do not believe there is anything TO
indicate the work of an incendiary eth
er in the FIRE aboard the Oklahoma or in
the recent fires on the New Jersey and
the Alabama.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
MANsLAUGHTER CHARGE


Providence, r. T., July 2o.-Jsmes Kel.
". 80. proprietor Of the Rhode Island
Humidifyinr 4 Nentilating Co. was
killed last night BY an automobile on
Francis street heDeath the Union pas
senger station of the New Haven read.
Mr.. Kelly had stepped out 20 get his
car when the machine operated by VIII
ham Ogden. 81 BIT him. He died At
the Rhode Island hospital three hours
later. ogden was held - the polire. -
frst on = reckless driving chsrre. After
the victims death TIRE charge vas
changed 30 nsnslaughtef
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
rwo ATTACKS REPULsED.
Aniss Turned Bsck the Germans Soutt
Of SnrHauH

Paris. - London. 1uir 28.-Ths faI
icv-iur oHieisl statement vas issusd b
fhs Frsneh Vsr ufirs lssf urft
In Artois there VS. q rfoienf rsn
aonads near SoB-hsz. t,ut ng infarirs
sftatk ~isfv shsiis wers thrown intr
Arrss II fhe Asr1uus frttinr sItt
ftru.ta ard petsTis to1k plaos.
'ipr ~ hsigifs ~ ths Mstsa ths css.
r-arr ths nfternogn aslirersd fwo strnna
sttErts srsinsf uur F.oslftuns IN ths
fiirs s1ufh 81 ~onsnut. Nhiek vrrr eurr
fietsiF rarsnlsef - rrtruf thFr h.ors
tsFaeG uagf tfsnahss HrE watA weak -
teftires eeIfsfrra q srriss ~ rriraw -
tssks. sns.k reTe -ssgileE r1ss f.sr-sr
iassFs aerr r-unsi1Hrstis lsnist re
sa3iHi un ~ rest ~ tilr fraft
wf Fl usr sEFa-.lxres Fsass~usf Hw1
truurit Haan ~ r-setinF xur frf e.
sfs-T sEref.if-s mktrt 90 r fsnsss
sstr - fse~rEr ftrss rrsr so.ssnns
fitr an lerg rurlr8sss6 5tt 8sstrus1fgr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
SLAIN BY cEILxATE


Bsasins. rs. 5uiy - Frank susst-
81 rns murdsFed fn ths Brrks eounfF
prisun yesterday ~ Mntae1 Futtincsf.
crIrnsts. uhs M Sc tirtfms ttrost.
Ps.ttingef ther Committed suiei3s -
hanrinn hiusf1f
rhf matctnaHr Efst-iinriaH the knfsas
ts - uss5 a. EwsrkfHst Wknr ths
trurfer ans fisaorHrrf hast rirt uern
dsal Ttfre eoniz rr- harF faser rrnst
of etrurris - 80 r-susHrs n fss
nrr4 csFM did rrs hesr srnwn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
DECISIVE GERMAN GAINS.
Capture of 10000 Prisoners Is Also Re-
ported.

London. July 20.-The following Ger
man official report has been received
here:
"The Germans have occupied Tukunl
and Windau (province of Courland).
Between the Vistula and the Bug, the
battle continues with unabated violence
THE Austro- -Hungarians have forced
q crossing of the Wolieza river in the
neighborhood of Grabovetz and advanced
across the Bug to the north of Sokal,
the Russians having during the night re-
treated along the whole front between
the Vistula and the Bug.
"The Germans captured from July Is
to July is $4,000 prisoners and 20 ma
chine guns"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
SOUGHT ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Albert Morse Was Arrested at Providence
Last Night.

Providence. r. J. July 20.-Albert
Morse. Is. sought by the police Ell over
the country since last April shen he
escaped from the Dover. n ~. jail. was
arrested here last night Morse vas
serving q sentence for breaking and
entering in Dover and Is nov wanted
cn four more charges
Chief Inspector O'Neili was notified
r-c.ntiv that morse might rscsiTe bag.
srr here and inspector dsmes Ahearn.
rscornirine Morse from TIE pictsrres which
pers senf broadcast ~ the time Of bic
escape. captured him IN ths Urion sta
ton uhsrs b. was st0ut 20 srriv for
bserrrs. ShsriHs vin b. ssut hefs from
Nsw Hampshire after him
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
S750,000,000 FOR
WAR USE BY
GREAT BRITAIN
This Amount Will Tide Over the Period
During Which There viii Be
No Parliamentary Session.

London. July Ca new vote Of cred.
it Of l50oo0o00 pounds was introduced
to-day in the House Of Commons This
second supplementary vote will bring the
sum actually appropriated BY Parlia.
msnt for war expenditures 10 : total Of
650m0no0 pounds during the current
financial year With the amount voted
between August 5 and March I. the 20.
tal is over llO00n0olo00 pounds.
The amount provided for in the vote
to-day will tide over the period Of the
forthcoming parlia rusnterv recess. II
docs not involve q nee loan bat merely
sanctions the sapenditurs of the fund.-
On hand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
GoMPERs CALLS CONFERENCE.
OF Officers of international Association
of Machinists.

Washington. D. c., July 2o.-ssmuel
Gompers. president of the American Fed.
Grafton of Labor. announced last night
that he had called conference of officers
of the international Association of Ma.
chinists to meet with him in Washing
ton 10 consider the strike ordered at the
Arms & Ammunition COM
pany's plant at Bridgeport, Conn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
BROTHER OF JUDGE TYLER
A. 1. Tylsr. Aged q. Dise Yesterday .,
chsfie-nont. Mss.

Chaflemuut. Mass 1uiv 2a-A. Il. TT
Der. aged PZ q merchant hsrs fur nlurf
thsr - vears. fief iast rielt
Hs bad trrn rrHsidaut ~ Cflarifffia--f' e
md Fe1ks- assoeiatian Scr usarlr as
rrare Hr SERVED n tts laFislatmrr ~
Iszs anf lssH - uss rfmrtr erfn-
n-issigner fnr sia rasFs- 70 rsa r,r.sf
tuastsr of CllariHr1rt faF - rsars nnd
aFant ~ ttH Anasriean ExFrHas ranuarr
fnr more than 50 rssrs Hs wss t8ur
firrk for ssrsn rHars ans fur - rsars
urr nne ~ fts ssisetulaf
rrufr 1s1f e. Hs-s - uss uuf 81 fhs
strts E5rsstu-s 81 ttF Fafar & artnrr
81 iraaf Ha Fu~ref - fnnrfsrr
arF sur hesf rf Ciarlarrrt anF
i-r.ksf. FuErs W TFisr 81 E-nsslssr-n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
5000 STANDARD OIL
MEN ARE OUT
Virtually All the Men at the Bayonne N.
J., Plant Quit, Putting End Tenn
porarily to Loading For
Europe.
Europe.

New York. July eo.-Virtually every
workman employed by the STANDARD on
company at its plant in Bayonne went
on strike to-day. About 5000 are now
out. At the adjoining plant Of the
Tidewater oil company the men are
said 10 he restless and the strikers say
they will shortly Join them II they DO.
the entire production of oils and gaso-
lcne and naphtha. A. well as by-prof-
ucts. viii stop. The strike puts an end
for the time being 10 the loading Of
case and barrel oil for Europe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
-NuRpEREp- Us REruRNs.
Man Convicted Of Staying Him ir ssrv.
frF 7s-Yeaf Tsrn.

Mhvankte. July ~ Frank King. fof
si,oss murder Niek Georgian is serving
q E5rear sentenne. and Nhcse afia3f
uas i8eut fed ~ rFiafirrs. returned sea-
tsraav ta bic see stricken family
kiuE supposedly was muF3rrn1 Aur
p last. usaf Lake Sfatien this c1urir
casreian uas sauteneri rar =. 1914
Arrurdiug ta aft8Fners end ofi~iais.
ths faet tfaf h uss n1s King wha Was
nu~feze1 un mekr ua diferrnss 80
f.rd-rian Thst q msr nss murdered
rss eel rsiahiishea fhEr said and tsr
ftrrufnesnrtial ~ essslenre ostirslv ean-
nsrtad 6srurriar uitt the erime fssar-
rirn. Fsefrtr. bee o1rtinusilr aarisg
is eut
Elnf hff harrs henmsa ef E.asarsFr-
frr Hawasfr rrnHttuns fearrr Hsnrst
81 ssseftfrr ~ Has rlr fFnrt e. sar-
srrrieats u5tt - Ser r arf resart
isfte- fsrm frert rar km hs Hrss
f-tin.zssar fhai b taa taa mw3arua.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
TO MAKE EUROPE TREMBLE.
Kaiser Utters Threat Of Tremendous
Coup In Western Europe.

London, July 2o.-The Morgan Posts
Petrograd correspondent says Emperor
William has sent his sister. the queen
of Greece, the following telegrsmi
Il have psralyzed the Russians for
st least six months and am on the eve
OF delivering comp on the western
front that win make all Europe trem.
bic"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
SENTENCED FOR FIVE MONTHS.
Carl Reoor Goes To House of Correction
From Montpelier Court.


Carl Recor appeared before Judge f. NJ
Harvey in Montpelier city court yester.
day afternoon and received a sentence OF
not more than six nor less than FIVE
months in the house of correction for the
larceny OF a diamond stiekpin. The Of
fense was committed last spring, Recor
pleading guilty at the time. Because OF
I the fact that be was on probation at
the time Of the theft. he was committed
10 the county jail for three months for
stealing a fur coat. His sentence ex-
pired yesterday and he was brought be-
fore Magistrate Harvey for sentence.
James Glenney pleaded not guilty TO
2 charge Of breach OF the peace for which
he was arrested Saturday evening. and
Thursday morning was set as the time
for a hearing.
Reuben Clough. who pleaded guilty 20
. third offense of intoxication and made
a disclosure. appeared in company with
Frank sherman, also an offender for the
third time. Clough received 30 days in
iail and sherman was mulcted 10 the ex.
tent Of SIS and costs.
On the strength OF a disclosure made
by Clough IN the forenoon. Grand Juror
Theriault issued search and seizure
warrant. armed with which. Chief Of Po-
lice Connolly made q successful search
foi liquor az the home Of John Ala on
River street. a half barrel Of Boston
stock ale was found and the wet goods.
together with Mr.. and Mrs. Ala and Eve
children. were taken to city court
There it was arranged 10 have . hearing
on THE charge of selling against Mrs. Ala 1
cot for Thursday m-ning and bail was
fixed
Mrs. Ala. however. expressed q firm 1
desire 70 bc escorted 20 jail and refusetl 4
to look for hail Together with the 6ve 4
hiliren. she was taken 70 ian
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
GREAT GAINS MADE
BY THE ITALIANS
But Austrians Have Captured Two Po
sitions Near Tolmino and North
of San Lucas.

Geneva, Switzerland, via Paris. July
2o- Dispatches to the Tribune say that
large gains have been made by the
Italians since July l6. According to
these advices, the Austrisns have lost
more than five miles in Cadore and les
ter amounts in Canis, at Hochspite,
Gardins. Dodero and Kellerwald on the
river Isonzo. The Austrians have cap
tured two positions near Tolmino and
north of San Lucas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
HOSE HOUSE BURNED.
West Derby Fire Engine Building De-
stroyed To-day.

Newport. July 20.-Fire early this
morning gutted the hose house at West
Derby. causing a loss of about $1,000.
There is some insurance The fire may
have started from defective wire. Fiji
teen hundred feet OF hose, ladders. lad
der truck, rubber boots and waterproof
clothing were burned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
SOUTH WALES STRIKE
is VIRTUALLY OVER
Men are Expected to Go Back to Work
IN Ire Mines Next Thursday, is
Report From LSsdon.

London, July 2o.-The strike Of the
miners in the South Wales coal fields is
regarded this afternoon as virtually
over. II l. expected that the miners
viii return TO work THURSDAY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
rwo KILIED. IS TNJURFD
whsr Chsutsugus Tsrt a. DaiiaEfvvu.
Pa War Er-7n Dcsn

Eurk Fn. 7air 1o-A asFFre urd.
starm rrrekss Ctauteuoua tert Al
Talissfoun yesterday. kn.n1 tsn mrl
nnf r1 lE rfhsf FH-sors. Nor
tthH 7iH ufef uals1 tts asrra4 end ra
srtrrta nars wme n te mf tf tts-
rrorraF- rhas go strrm h-ats. wHsf II
tI1asa turt rr ur rrner rn
isHsn srrs ssauF.iss e go rarr ta1t
saraz
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
JR HTRREsHoFF DEAD
Was Famous as Head Of TIE Yacht
Building Cannnrn.

Bristol. " T. July 28-John p. Hcrrs-
si.ra. president 81 The HerresbaH Msnu-
laeturina COMPANY. hn1iers Of many
farnuus varhts. fieS early TO-DAY Hs
had bern iB month Hith 3 erHrrai
hreakaovn- WITH his brother. Nathan-
iei he haE tseen idruflfed uitt rarhf
huilainr aH be hfe so faff that hs
had been bma sinee ts7hnof net INTER
faTfnr with hss arfirties ~ uas brru
ID Issl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
Tuesday, Aug. 81.

Falls.
Tuesday, Aug 81.
600 a. m.--Sunrise prayer service.
0:00 a. m.--Business session.
1000 a. m.--Address, Clifford Stetson
of Tunbridge; address, national repre-.
sentative.
III 80 a. m.- Election of officers.
In the afternoon the Woman's Mis-
sionary association will meet, and the
following is the program:
200 p. m.--Cslling convention to or.
der; devotional service, Rev. r. H. Nc
Laughlin Of White River junction; re-
ports-tal executive, tb) secretary, tcD
treasurer: presidents address; solo; roll
call of local presidents; reports of com
mittees; special reports; philanthropic
department. postofiice mission; mite
boxes; address, Mrs. John ID. Bsrrows OF
Brattlehoro, representative OF Woman's
alliance, reports of committees on reso-
lutions and on nominations; election of
officers.
The Universalist convention Of Yer
mont and the province of Quebec viii
hold i.s opening session in the evening,
with the following program;
700 p. m.-Praise service, Rev. V. NJ.
Martin Of stockbridge; address Of wei.
come-for the town, Hon. Hugh II. Hen.
~ Of Chester, for the Church OF the Good
Rev. George Studson Del.ano
of Chester; response and annual address,
o. X. Hollistar, Lit. D., Of Barre; ad.
dress, Rev. Herbert c. Benton OF Lowell,
Mass. pastor Of Grace church; address,
Mrs. Mary c. Rice Of Springfield Mass.
Wednesday, Sept. ].
300 a. m.-Opening Of business ses-
sion; calling Of roll; reading Of minutes |
not previously approyedi appointment Of
session committees; report Of secretary |
md executive committee; report of 4
treasurer; report Of committee Of fel.
owship: report Of Sunday school com
mission. report of social service commits
lion: report Of special committees; re-
,ort Of superintendent Of churches.
1890 a. Opportunity for addresses
" representatives Of denominational
nd other interests who have previously
ppled for hearing
iIs80 =. m-Occasional sermon. Rev. 4
]. =. Trout Of Brsttleboro; annual com
nunion service OF tho convention church.
h charge Of Rev. George y. PORTER. pas
OF. assisted by the deacons Of the con-
ention church and the Church Of the
.ood shepherd.
Las o. m.-0pening remarks, Rev.
ym e. Harvey ~ Bethel
200 p. m.-Address. Rev. Vernon G.
of Bellows Fslis
2.l5 o Address. Rev Clinton 4.
rott ~ Norfhfcld
2 ~ =. N SUNDAY school hour. IN q
,arre of Rev. e. I. Baton II - Johns
Hry
s.ao r m.-aaaress, Dr. W. Y. Row-
nd II Essf Coriuth. =
asE D. Saeial sertire hour in
,srqe III Rev T. B Rsar5an 81 Barre
A renafai convention Hessisn pln take
sea n thr ereninr. Al : o'Clock an =
isress wu b. F.rrn ~ Ret. W H 'a
.sfls ~ Wetertouu. y. y renani per- y
tarv ~ fhe general c1uterttnn. sna - q
'ussrstea lecture ~ Pee r. r. CH-
.rd ~ Msfertov-n. - y Sid serrt ?
fhr rnuafal rrurarfiun IT,
ThurrsHF, sert. q
3 a. q - rssHsarsYlf - tl.ssfrnas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
PROGRAM ARRANGED.
For Universalist Convention at Chester
Aug. 3o-Sept 2.

st. Albans, July 20.-The following
program for the SD annual meeting of
the Uniyersalist convention of Vermont
and the province of Quebec, to be held
at the Church Of the Good Shepherd in
Chester Aug. 30 to Sept. ?, has been is
sued by Supt. George F. Fortier of this
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-20
Monday, Aug. go.

The convention Of the Young Peoples
Christian union will be held, with this
program:
700 p. m.-haise service, George G.
Welch of Wells; address of welcome,
Miss Norma Richardson of Chester; re-
sponse and annual address, DR.. w. R.
Laviolette of Richmond; appointment of
session committees; annual sermon,
Rev. Vernon G. Blagbrough of Bellows
Falls
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-09
THE NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And
MECHANIC ARTS

Young men seeking to equip them
selves for practical life in Agricul-
ture and all its allied branches; in
Civil, Electrical and Mechanical
Engineering; in Chemistry, and Dive
ing; IN Textile Industry, and in Agri-
cultural Teaching will find excellent
provision for their chosen careers at
the States Industrial College. This
College fits men for life. Faculty for
the coming year Of IS men: 767
students; Is buildings. Admirably
equipped laboratories in each de-
partment: County examinations At
each county-seat On July 9Th.
For catalogue write
3. B. OWEN, Registrar,
West Raleigh, N. C.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-09
ntIUE-. EGi7.
contributed J

Campcbe.l2, July 5.-Cne Of the
prettiest weddings ever witnessed
in this town was soleuliZed at tbs
Methodist c.ilrcn last Wednesday
evening al $50 O'Clock, when EuIah
Irene Bel3e aul James Marion
knight. of Bowman, 5. C., eacl u
the other pl;gn.ed heir tG0th.
Willing hands with loving hearts
and kindilest feelings had trans
formed the interior OF the church
into a scene Of beauty, GaTlands
of living green were effectively
used over foundations of bridal
white and soft candle lights added
to the atractl%eness OF the scene.
This has always been tie home
Of the bride. Friends and neigh
boris have known her through child
hood and have loved and admired
her in young Womanhood. Her
happy joyous disposition has made
her a general favorite and all seem
ed to think that the pgettiest flowers
the sweetest music and the sofest
lights must serve at her bridal
The capacity the church was
taxed to seat the crowd of friends
and relatives who came to witness
the most important events in the
lives Of the two young ? ople.
Mrs. J. B Maory in a most happy
way sang Nivdiin8er's Serenade be
fore the approach of the bridal
party and during the occasional
march she sang in a charming was
as a bendiction son, The Life
Road" The touching words of this
song were written by the talented
Sidney Lanier, Miss Miriam Jen-
nings playing both accompaniment
and the ever popular wedding
march by Lohengrin. The four
ushers, Messrs. James Stewart, Ray
Poole, Guy Reid and Lewis Waters,
led the way.
The bride was preceded to the al
tar by two danes of honor, her ST.
tiers, Mrs. j. c. Ingram and Mrs.
Eva Bramlett, three maids, Misses
Lottie Belize, Carrie Stewart and
Myrtle Bishob. Miss Mallie Belize
a sister of the bride acted as maid
of honor.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-09

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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-09

cOuDle are held.

couple are held.
Those present from distance
were: Messrs. V. P. Kiser, L. 4.
knight ana Iesl1ne5 L. r. Knight
and ]. ". A.ser, Bonman; Prof. all
Mrs. J. G. Ingram, Sylvia, n. c., IS
Iva BranleCt, 1.eeds; Miss My Il
blshop, lnnaao; Rev. and Mrs. J. I.
Copala1i, he!so Mr.. and Mrs. J
!. Belize, Spartalburs; Ms. G. j.
Norman q lryo1. n. c.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-07-09
AN EASY, PLEASANTLAXATIVI

AN EASY, PLEASANTLAXATIVE
One o. two Dr.. Kings New Life
Fills with a lumber Of water at
night. No bad, nauseatin, taste;
40 belching gas. Go right to bed.
Wake up in the morning, enjoy a
Tree, easy bowel movement. and
feel line all day. Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills are sold by all Druggists,
S. il al original package, for 25c.
Get a bottle to-day-enjoy this
easy, and pleasant laxative.
The Elbert County tribune., 1915-11-19
Device to Save lime.

A new device brought out by an
Englishman puts an end to waste of
time in using the telephone. The in
vention is called an amplifier and can
be connected with the receiver by
pressing a button. BY this simple
arrangement one does not have to wait
at the telephone while the person at
the other end goes in search of the
person you seek. Instead. the ampli-
fer Is switched on. The receiver can
then be placed on the desk and work
of the caller resumed. When the
party sought calls his tone is greatly
increased by the amplifier and can be
heard across large-sized room.