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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-01-01
Market at Hand,

Why don't you ship your produce
10 market any more?" Il don't halter
There's gentleman farmer located
near me now and II takes all care
70 sell to supply his table kansas
Citv Journal
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-30
ROYAL THERTER

Monday the Royal brings to this city for the first time a new star ii the tirmamont of the picture screen a new face in a feature drama and one that you will look for in future announcements. Natalie de Lontan now with the Vitagraph company, who fifth George Stanley is tured in a splendid photodrama of the slums, '"The Beloved Slum Worker
 Rivals" a gripping romance from Kalem with Guy Coomhs and Annie Nelson as prime. als and a full cast of Kalem stars. This intensely inter esting romance brings out some side lights on real life that will be a reve lation to you. some things that vii set you 10 thinking, as the theme f. a splendid one and .tno drama is beautifully produced and acted
 Essanay is on the same bill with a corking good comedy offering "A Bunch of Matches"
 Wednesday, we announce new producer of stellar pictures, one oi the producing sensations of recent months, the Strand Company in 8 seething five reel special offering 'fhe Queen of the Clan,' a picture that will match up with the master productions of the world.
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BIG STARS
 TWINKLE AT
 NEW CENTRAL
COMING WEEK FEATURED WITH MANY OF WORLDS PREATEST
 PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Big stars will twinkle on the New Central program this week. and the worlds greatest plays and players will combine to make the respective days most notable at this theater Be ginning with a Broadway star fea- ture Monday, introducing again that premier comedian, Richard Carle. who will appear in The Dancing Beetle, % showing also another mystery story, The Figure in Black" together with two other reels, making five big reels in all, the entire week will be no table not only for the big show given daily but also for the acme of art represented on the curtain.
 Tuesday the New Central takes pleasure in announcing the initial ap- pearance in this city of the royal actress Betty Nansen, in her first American photoplay, The Celebrated Scandal,' This was written for her by Jose Echecaray, the Spanis6 Shakespeare, and is without doubt tLe great dramatic treat of the week.
 The achievement of William Fox. in bringing to this country Betty Nansen the celebrated Danish ttase. dienne and lurope's royal actress, marks new epoch in the production of photoplays
 Miss Nansen is the star of the Royal theater iu Copenhagen, She has been decorated by kings and en- perors.
 Mss Nansen is supported by Ed. ward Jose, former leading man with Sarah Bernhardt Wilmuta Merkyl, Walter Hitchcock. Stuart Holmes and a full cast of players of sterling abI- ity.
 On Wednesday comes what has properly been termed the fortunate program" of the week, featuring Anita Stewart and Earl Williams in "The Juggernaut,' a production in which a fully equipped passenger train is seen to plunge through a broken bridge into a river. IL cost the Vitalra n company exactly $30,000 to smash up this train, but it was worth the
 rice, for it gave the moving picture patrons an opportunity of witnessing the most daring, thrilling and nerve racking railroad smashuD they have ever seen. With this production with Miss Stewart and Mir. Williams com. ing W ednesday and the same two popular stars again on the following day, when The Goddess makes its second appearance, admirers of Miss Stewart and MT Williams will he given a rare treat indeed.
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THE THEATERS
a.YREC THEATER

Never in its history has the Lyric presented such a sterling bill of flea lures as we will offer our patrons ou Monday A three part feature, a two part feature and a real feature com edy will comprise the bill Of excel lence and the Lyric offers the best on Monday.
 The second of the great Universal serial on the F vital questions oi life is the headline offering, witl Ruth Roland and Henry King in a three reel dramatic master, "The Pursuit of Pleasure, No 2 of "WhC Pays" series. This is a grand offer ing and $ one of the 12 answers to life's per3leXities See it sure.
 Hank Mann Gertrude Se by and Henry Gribbon are featured in L~Ko comedy sensation, Broken Hearts and Pledges, a buflesque that will tickle you into fits.
 Mary Fuller, charming and talented as ever, comes in big two art Vie. tor special Of colonial days, "A Witch of Salem Town and if there ever was a bewitcling witch it is Mary Fuller in this big production For Monday We invite you to look over the different programs and de termine for yourself where you will spend your leisure and entertainment hour.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A special communication of Hot Springs Lodge Nc. @. r. X A. M will be held Monday, May 31, 1915 at s o'clock Work in the F. $. do gree. All members are requested t, he present and visiting brethren cor dially invited.
 ]. R. DENBY. w. M Allen IIotChkiss, Secretary.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

Jno. T. O'Brlen, the practical and experienced tailor is now located al 217 Central avenue. Owing to the
 stringency of the present time and the cutting of his expense more than aalf he is prepared to do all kinds or work in his line at greatly reduced prices A good stock of wooleas on nand and also a full line of samples of all designs Does French dry cleaning and pressing. Alterations oD mems, women's and youths clothes undertaken with an absolute guaran' tee of satisfaction. Phone 720 12-4-tf
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REAL ESTATE
 TRANSACTIONS
Real Estate Transfers Durinq the Week as Furnished by the Title Department of the Arkansas
 Trust Company.

DepdTtment or the Arkansas
 Trust Company.
 St Louis, Iron Mountain x So. Ry Co. to Jos. Welschbillig, northwest quarter northwest quarter, section 31 township 8, south range IS west $9180.
 Frank Spurlin and Ida Hicks. south. west quarter southeast quarter, sec tion 23. township 8. south range 19 west, $lj0.
 Eida Johnson to V. $. Ledgerwood A. T. Davies and R. G. Davies, part lot 6, block 166 and part lots and C, block l6l $500 val
 Fred H. Mason and wife to W. F. Short and Sam Brady, southwest quarter southeast quarter section i and east half southeast quarter sec ton ,, township 2, south range 20 west. $720.
 w. r. Snort and wife to sam Brady, same as above. S720
 sam Brady and wife to J. NJ. Rich- ards. southwest quarter southeast quarter section i and southeast quar. tef southeast quarter section O. township 2, south Wnge 90 west 800 Mo.lie Longwofth, adminlstratrlx to George F. Rowe. east half northeast quarter section 23 township g. south range 20 west. SN55.
 lula C Barnett to John Murry lot 1t. Nelard 6 Ballins addition Sl50 J. VI Richards to icrry and Athella Howard northwest quarter northeast quarter section ea township 3, aouta rauee west st0Q.
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They Are 70 Years Old.

"For some time past my wife ana myself were troubled with kidney trouble" writes r. B Carpenter. Har- rishurg Pa We suffered rheumat e pains all through the body The first few doses Of Foley Kidney PlUs re- lieved us. After taking frye bottles between us we are entirely cured. After taking five bottles hetweeon us We are entirely cured Altaoush we arc both ln Che seventies We are as Ylsorous as We were thirty year8
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INTERIllISSION
Odd Wedding Custom.

In northern Africa they have a way of providing for the wedding of their daughters that is interesting When the guests arrive man at the door receives the pence they give, and writes it down in a book This means that when any of these guests have a wedding the host will give each of them just what they gave him. As it Is, the guests pay for the wedding, and each one has either already re- ceived as mYh as he gives or will receive N lnIr OIL.
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Our "JlTNEY" oner-rhls and Sc.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to Foley & Co, Chi cago. H., drifting your name and ad- dress clearly. You will receive in re- turn trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds and croup; Filey Kidney Pills, for pains in sides and back, rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca thartic Tablets, wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic. Stout people enjoy them
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ASKS INJUNCTION.
Holy Rollers" Disturb Sleep of Con.
 ductor Who Has to Work

B. Cobb, a pioneer conductor of this city has asked that an injunction De issued against the Apostolic Ass bly of God, which il is believed is tine same as the "Holy Rollers The sect has been holding services in tho vicinity of the Cobb home, and Mir Cobb sets forth that he has to work and therefore must have sleep. He charges the disturbance lasts well into the night and is decidedly a nui- sancc.
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ago. Foley Kidney Pills stop sleep disturbing bladder weakness, back ache rheumatism, dizziness, swollen joints and sore muscles. Obtainable everywhere.
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FOR RENT-The Wallace bungalow
 Al 1-2 Prospect Ave. Either furnish. ed or unfurnished. seven rooms two baths, strictly modern throughout and the coolest place in the city Phone 22S5. 5-3O-l W
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Lame Back.

Lame back is usually due to rheu- matism of the muscles of the back Hard working people are most likely to suffer from it. Relief may De had by massaging the back with Cham berain's Liniment two or three times day. Try 1t. Obtanable every where.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-30
SUNDAY DINNER
 25c

Below is the menu for our special Sunday dinner. We serve from l1.i5 to 1;30 pm. You will not be disaE- pointed if you try this dinner You have tried the rest-now try the best
 Dinner.
 Noodle Soup Young Onions Radlshes Chicken Fricasse, old Fashioned.
 Mashed Potatoes
 Garden Peas
 Tmnip Greens
 Corn Bread Mrs. Sisley's Home Made Bread Vanilla lee Cream Cake
 Coffe Tea Mllk Iced Tea BattegmNk TERRACE HOME HOTEL No. 3 Fountain Terrace. tlusl one.oaar,e- block off Central. and onehalf block from Arllugion)
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FREE CONCERT.
By 1o-pece Orchestra at Wilmington
 Park, Sunday, May 30.

March-The Olympiad Arthur Sau .................,. Kalman Colonial Rag ................. Ball The Chocolate Soldier,.......Strauss Chinato"n ................ Schwartz
 INVERNESS
 The RochaWay Hunt. .Ager Hacienda-MeXfoan Dance. .... .Biese The Sunny South. .Lampe The Sun Dance Friedman Cordoya-Spanish March. ... Metal,O
 National Hymn.
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FOUND Gold cuff button, old Eng. fish letter on same. Call at Sentinel Record Monday. lt
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Whoonlnn Couah.

"Wheu my daughter had whoopins cough she coughed so hard at one time that she had hemorrhase of the lungs. was terribly alarmed about her condition. Seeing Chamborlain's Cough Remedy so highly recon mended ] got her a bottle and it r.. lieyed the cough at once. Before she had finishor two bottles of this rem edy she was entirely well, writes Mrs. s. r. Grimes, Crooksyile, Ohio Obtainable everywhere.
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AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE.

One five-p passenger touring car, fine condition, for sale, $500. Wayne II. Moore. Phone 1467. 4-25-hf
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NOTICE

TN e Garland County Teachers h. sttuie win open Monday. June : The publ.c examination Of teachers will he juni i7 and IS
 N. ROSE
 n. A. CROCKETT. 4 Exam ners
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somI Truth h rhI..

"Ef some lnen." said Uncle Ebon. "sot up as Q nights thlukln as dey does p cards dey'd go an tell dc doctor had insomnia"
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$. H. Tate and wife to c. w. Ford, range 19 west ar northwest quarte1 section 8, townsht wes., $500.
 Lucia F. McKi. pants of lot ],
 Commissioner q John Glenn, north west quarter, scctN north range 19 west, h.
 United States to John southeast quarter southeast section 2S; southwest quarteN west quarter, section 27; soN quarter southeast quarter. secti5 township 1, north range 19 vest northeast quarter southwest quart section 34 township l, north rangS IS west Patent
 !. s Shiye and wife to w. D. Price, northwest quarter southeast quarter and southeast quarter northwest quar- ter northwest quarter and part north east quarter southwest quarter north east quarter, section 23, township g. south range 10 west, $l val 4
 w. D. Price and wife to Delilia E Shiye same ss above, s1 val
 Reuben Elliott and wife to John Richardson, part lot 2, block $23t .53.
 E C. Rhiddlehoover and wi Valley Flaming Mill Co., lot 1, RI hooyer's subdivision, $475.
 Virginia Moore to M E. fielder, part lot 3 in northeas s ' southeast quarter, section N | ship 9, south range 19 west # l| r W. F. Cox and wife to SIS ton, lot 12 of southwest qua west quarter, section 16, z south range 19 west, $5OG. \ 7 \ # Elivira J. LePatourel to < ' l Archer, part northwest guar Esss east quarter, section 36, toI south range 20 west, S1.
 Deeds of trust and mort aggregate $32 ,02919.
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Let Sorrells Drug Go. f your KODAK finishing.
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An excellent breakfast food -Bul garian buttermilk. 5-23-ti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
FIGHT ON ATLANTA MAYOR
Resolutions Asking His Recall Adopted
mt Alasg- Meeting.

ATLANTA. GA, August 7.-Resolu-
tons were adopted at a meeting
here tonight asking the recall Of
Mayor Woodward and six other mem
bers of the police commissioners who
recently voted TO remove James L..
Beaver as chief. The circulation of
petitions to obtain the necessary sig
natures was begun Immediately after
tho meeting.
The object OF the movement was de-
fined by speakers as the redemption
or a righteous man, crucifed."
beavers was charged with inefficiency
ana characterization by the board, and
denoted from head of the department.
10 captaincy. Supporters of Beavers
nave declared that part of the opposi-
non I" him was from interests opposed
TO strict enforcement Of tho laws,
and that his removal was unJustified.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
Gid" CLAMPED DOWN
BY JUDGE JESSE F. WEST
Every Suspicious PInce In HoaewclI
Ordered to Close md
Stay Closed.

On the order OF Judge Jesse F. West,
of Prince George County. the lid" was
permanently placed on Hopewell last
night. and every suspicious joint
was closed. and the proprictors forbid
den to open them again.
The order was carried out by o. NJ
Reeves, supervisor of the police in the
Du Pont powder works, who, since the
suspension of Chief OF Police W. H.
Henderson, has been placed in charge
Of the situation. Mr.. Reeves was as
sisted by W. Fl. Mcdonald. Attorney
George e. Wise. who has been appoint
ed to care for the interests OF the Com
monwcalth, and Judge Timothy Rives
commemorative attorney OF Prince
George County, were on the grounds
and saw that the court order was eff
fectively carried out.
1t was stated positively that orders
had been given to no one to leave the
town. w. II. Henderson, former chief
of police. who Is now under charges
had a conference yesterday afternoon
with Judge West. II. w. Pollard. a
member OF the police force. was re-
leased on bail in the sum of $1,000.
Attorney Wise busted himself during
the day in interviewing witnesses. and
it Is said that the exposure of graft will
be thorough and complete.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
WOMAN IS SENTENCED
TO DEATH IN CHAIR
Mrs. idn Warren and Samuel Christy
Must Pay Penalty for killing
Formers Husband,

WINSTON-SALEAI. n. c., August Z.
AT 1850 o'clock tonight. Judge E.
Is. cine, OF the Superior Court, having
received the verdict OF the. jury-n,ur-
der in the first desree-condemned
Mrs. Ida Ball Warren and Samuel
preston Christy to death in the cleo
trlc CHAIR on Friday. September "a, for
the murder OF G. ]. Warren, husband
of Mrs. Warren. Clifton Stonestreet
found guilty of being an accessory
after the fact, was sentenced TO three
years in States prison
An appeal was taken, filed for the
defendants as paupers.
Mrs. Warren stood erect until the
words fixing the date were uttered.
then with quick, nervous jerk, sank
into her chair, dropping for minute
ana then resuming apparent calmncss
In the event Mrs. Warren IL electro-
cuted. She will be the first woman IN
go to the chair in this State: it Is
said. the second woman ever 10 nav
the death penalty.
warren was missed from his home
here after August Is of last wear. and
his body was found in Muddy Creek.
Forsythe County, last April Christy
during the interim had gone back 10
Texas. where he had lived for years
with Mrs. Warren and whence the wo-
man, then posing as the wife OF
Christy, alias Kearne, eloped with War
rem.
Mrs. Warren, arrested after the Cis-
coVery Of the body. according to the
police, made confession duplicating
Christy. who was eXtradited Chr!sty
is then said to have made confession.
in which he told Of a plot by him and
Mrs. Warren TO kill her husband
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
GERMANS FORCE BELGIAN
TROOPS ACROSS USER

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch. ]
LONDON, August THE new Ger
man offensive in the west, gathering
force al two vital extremes OF the
battle front, made itself intensely evil
dent to-day, when the Germans forced
the Belgians across the User 10 the
south OF DiNmude, and the crown
princes army again assailed the French
key position on the ArEonne front
In this latter action, directed against
nil 213, the forces under command of
the kaiser's son followed through, at
ter intense cannonade with heavy guns.
and the explosion of TWO mines directly
under the parapets of the French ad-
-fanced trenches on the slopes OF the
-hii!. Two attacks by nIassed forces
resulted in the Germans gaining a tenn
F. porary foothold in one Of the French
trenches. from which they later were
expelled by French counterattack.
o. For three days successfully the Ger
man forces here have been beaten back
IN their attempts 10 drive in an open-
ing wedge 10 reach the outer works OF
The Nerdun fortiications. but their at
tacks have never ceased. Constant
bombardment by artillery has had the
effect of keeping down French often
sive endeavors. and maintaining the
crown princes forces in their dominant
offensive role
= The steadiness with which the
French have met the attacks ana in
,Hariably hurled back their assailants.
evidences according to military OBJ
servers here, the preparedness OF the
French army TO continue their wearing
down process and keep the Germans
from their goal on tbs section of the
battle front. :.
In the NosGes to-day a. spirited at
TACK by the Germans against the saddle
OF the Schratamaennele Peak was
stopped by 'he now famous French
curtain of fire. and later, AT the close
of the day, the Germans were hurled
back at the bayonet point. their re-
treat being accelerated by IA shower of
hand grenades.
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G2YSoeeoteep 9 S,tpses.saap .G.Soo 49,
complete victory for the enemies Of IN e
revolution"

complete victory for the enemies Of The
revolution"
when the revolution has triumphed,"
continues the brief, so far as to have
with it more than 80 per cent of the
Mexican people, can 1t reasonably be
expected that one not an active.
thorough revolutionist will have the
real support even of n respectable mi
nority of the Mexican people-and
would his support be weaker or
stronger If he be installed into Office
at tine and under circumstances that
would bring about surely the defeat
of the principles for which the
revolution is fought?
CONSTITUTIONAIIS GOVERNMENT
ENTITLED TO RECOGNITION
IF the facts ] have endeavored to
marshal are accurately stated-and
believe them TO be--then the Constitu-
tionalist government is entitled to
recognition in the interest of law and
order. In the interest Of political
progress, in the interest of humanity
and In the interest of democracy"
statistics were presented to show the
extent of Carranza's control of more
than half the territory and nine -tenths
or the people and the progress of pacifi-
cation In the wake of Carranza armies
I Legal precedcnts for recognition were
FOUND as FAR back IS the recognition
OF Benito Juarcz who overthrow Maxi
milan.
The brief says General Carranza adj
mits Mexico can scarcely prosper with
out the cooperation of the United
States. and says that, If recognized.
the United States will find in him ian
active. loyal friend"
The proposal of 4 conference came
ms complete surprise 10 American Of
hcials, who had been led to believe
Carranza was irrcvocably opposed To
iufther n3rleys with his adversaries.
BRIEF NOT FORMALLY
SUBMITTED TO CONFERENCE
Secretary Lansing said the Carranzn
brief has not been formally subn,itte6
TO the conference! II was learned
however, that copies were sent to each
member and also 10 President Wilson
An exhaustive report on the confer
ehcc' including transcript of the dis
cussioh, has been forwarded TO the
Fcsioeh'. IL contains n tentative
draft OF the address to be forwarded
10 'he MeNican leaders. which also hac
been sent TO Latin American govern
General Villa, il is believed. will be
quick 10 seize the opportunity pre-
sented by Carranza's change of atti-
tude TO bring about a conference of
the factions. In this connection, IL is
expected that Major General Scott.
chief of staff of the army, en- route to
the Mexican border. may be OF service.
active consideration of the Mexican
prooiens nave been reflected by in
creased ACTIVITY in the War Depart
mcnt. Plans long ago made for mill
tarH occupation OF Mexico have been
recently readjusted. Attention lately
mas been given TO the accumulation OF
supplies and tentative ARRANGEMENTS
Tor land and water transportation of
troops General SCOTS trip to the
border has a relation 10 the army plans.
although its main purpose is under
stood 10 he his conference with villa.
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SEEK RELEASE OF GOODS
American Importers Want British Pro-
posal Accepted.

WASHINGTON, August 7.-American
importers who have contracted for
Belgian merchandise. and whose ship
ments have been held up by the Brit.
ish order in council, are flooding the
State Department with requests for an
opportunity to release their goods, even
under the last British proposal that
payment be made Though London
financial agents, to prevent any posi-
BILE benefit to German interests Ar
engagements probably will be made soon
for release Of some goods under this
plan.
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their homes on the American side of
the border.
The officials were after one Mexican,
who had been recognized among yes
terday's raiders, and did not know any
confederates were with him. The
posse. led by State Adjutant- General
Henry Hutchins, Sheriff w T. Vann, of
cameron County, and Ranger Captain
Henry Ransom. totaled twenty mounted
men.
Since last night officers have arrested
twenty MeSieans, all residents of the
American side of the border, on sus-
picion that they were members of the
gang of bandits which have been kill
ing. robbing and burning in this sec
ton for three weeks
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Bonus Propagation Rejected.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN, August .
The bonus proposition recently made by
the Locomobile Company OF America to
Its employees was rejected at meet
ing here tonight OF about 500 en-
ployees Of the company. The meeting
demanded an eight hour workday with
time and a half for overtime work. If
the company does not grant the eight
hour workday the men decided to
strike