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Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
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Das Bib mur6e bonn ,Miroir' obs
sebrudt unb Die oeutfde l1nteri4rift
purbe in fOEsenber Meiie umeelOgen:
Tn atelier de Transformation"
a Berlin.
Desinfectes ct assortis, les vete-
ments provenant du pillage sont
amenes a des ateliers on on les
transforme a l'usage des SOL
OATS.
1l~eberfeBuns: Gin 9erfpunolunss.
dtelier in Berlin. Die bur9 pliinbe.
rung erlongten RleiOer nerben mad
Der 9esinfettion uno SOrtierune in
WerfItdtten sebra9t. mo iie fir Die
@Olbaten berseridtet peroen.
Dersrtiee Snten Der frona0ffden
2iieenpreffe 4ordtteriiiert man am
teiten. tpenn man lie niebriser bdn9t.
y X X
llebrisens sibt es aud Trdn5ofen.
nelde onbers benten unb banoeln als
lire fibrenbsn Setter in Mort unb
Bib. Mu9 bos folgenoe Document
mag bier, eIeidfam als DeriObnenbes
MotiD. einen PlaB finoen:
Gin Men9 d.
Brief eines 5ronaofsn an elm
Mdnnbeimer Gbepoar iiber oas 8e<
finDen oeren @obnes. Der Der Snter-
nierune enteaneen lit. gu beutf9:
nMein 9err, iperte Jrau!
Sd bsboure aufri9tis. Sic ni9t
gu %fennen; inbeHen. nod Sbrem @obn
gu urteilen, bin i9 iiber3euet, bnB
Sic CUTE Waenfden finb. Sbr @obn
1T duberit artig, febr torreft uno iebr
bOflid. Wir, meme Jrau uno i9,
Iieben i'm mie unferen Gobn; i9
barf Sbnen befennen, boB er ni9t oiI=
sufebr inter Dem Rriese leioet. Ridts
binSert i'm, nit ben ortigen iungen
JrGuleins gu fderaen, aber onitdnoig
unb Obne 3peibeutisteit. Gr 1T, tura
gcfa9t, elm munterer tpaderer Mnnn.
Seine Dummbeiten, feline Sorbeiten.
Gle mir inn iiriasns aud ni9t burds
geben laiien piirben. Wir iorgen fir
ibn pie fir unfer Sinh. Sic nerben
fcbr aufrieoen feinJ i'm na9 benz
&riese, Der, pie i9 boffe, bolo 81
Gnoe eeben pirb, bid uno moblbebdl=
ten pieber ansutreffen. Bitten mir
Soft, baB oles gut seben mOse unb
baB mir uns zines gaees nls Sreunbe
poritelen m0gen. Sn Der @rnartung
biefes slidliden Eoees erlauben sic
mir, Sic msiner boIen 9o4a9tung
~ perliderH."
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

OeFerreid sllngnrn eegen ieben Mn~
grifF gu perteiOigen. Sn inn bottle
man nnfern Jubnentr6ger au treffen.
Die 9DFfnungen lino aui4onoen
genorben. bic ben !0Gnben oes Gr5s
ber3ogs entfonene SABINE tpuroe BON
unferm geftdbltsn Nolfsbeer ourd
NDt uno Sob boripdrts getrneen unb
f~Iattert beute fiesreid uuf Den NGIIen
BON 2smberg. Ous Sou9aen Der BON
ben Giesesbotf9often begIiidten @Ols
fer Ser Mondr9ie orin9t in bic title
@ruft bon Mrtitetten, unb benz uns
gIiidli9en prinsen mag beute na9ges
rufen tperben. bob es Geiit Dnn 5eis
mem @eift 1T, Der in &ufffHzpolen
un6 @ali5ien Der ruiffden uebers
muht 9err getporben lift uno madts
bon duferitdnoen 1T gegen ben BON
inn boreeabnten Nerrnt i'm Siioen.
Mm Gebsnttog BON ,@uruisDo er..
neuerri mir oos @elDbnis. ausaubars
rem bis our grrei9ung oes bonn Rai<
fer geftedten R~rieasaieIes, Bis gum
iiegrei9en unb ebrenbonen 5rieben
fir Elm fairies unb nufpdrts itreben<
bes Seiterrei9<llngarn tpie GRADERS
aoe Grana Terbinonb in gIiibenoem
patriotismus es erftrebt bat!
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

Gin So6r NOR es am %. SUM
1915, boB uns aug Der Sauptitubt
gOsnisns bic @9rsdenstunOe tpurO;
GrsbsrSOg Trans TsrOinanb unO Die
6ersOsin bon SObenberg. feline Sc
moblin, Tino einem ReDOIDerottentot
gum Opfer eefoIsn. Mir erinnern
uns nod ole oes f4idfolsreihsn
Sommertoges, bsTen 9orisont nit
einemmale BON Der Oiiiteriten @plte
umbrobt tpurbe. Mir erinnern uns
aud nod, ols tpGrs ss geItern getue>
fen, bes So9es, an benz Der @raber@
5og uno feline @emdblin in Der Sruft
BON Mrt1tetten gum etpigeu Jriebsn
oebettet tpurbsn, uno Der ber3betlsm@
member Nbnung. bic uns i4on an
ienem Sage bei9li9, odB iiber bies
lem @robe cine Eotenfadsl uuflo4en
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

tGmpfenben 8rioern eintn 2isbss'
6ienit ertpeifsn pouten.
@as moGte nun oas beriihmte
fransOIif9e iuuftrisrte 8lott sWlts
roir" der @pisseD nit biefem 9ilosg
Sc brudte boslelbe ab, Uerlegtt obsr
ben @9ouploB Der Sacne mad benz
GIfaB, unO periob bos Bib nit
folgenoer unterf9rift:
Pillards important de la Literie
en- Alsace
Penetrant brutalement dams les
maisons, les soldats enlevent
couvertures, oreillers ct pailas-
ses, sans demander la permits
sion.
ueberIebune: pliinberer. ole I'm
@lfoB 8ettoeug fortf4leppen. Die
,Soloaten orinsen brutal in bic Wobs
nungen unb f9Ieppen. Obne i'm Grs
laubnis gu froeen, Deden, Rifen urb
MldtroBen meg.
SIN DECEMBER 1914 Funb in gang
Oeutf9lono bic f%o9enannte Hei4ss
poIIpo9e Itott. Cine WOdt
lang purben Mpnfo9en allet Nrt gs<
Tammelt: unteroeug, Rleibung,
GtriimpFe, Sbapls, Bettbeden II. +.
10. (Sie6e obenftebenoes 8ilbD
Die Sammlune purbe bon Der
oeutf9en @9uliugsnb, in ben @tdo<
ten meiltens BON @pmnofiaiten. Dorses
nommen. Die SiineIinse uno Rna=
ben fubren nit 5onbtorrer, melde
bas platat bes rotten Rreu3es truger,
bur9 sic @traBen. melbeten ii9 in
ieber @pbnuns uno bOIten Die fir bic
oeutl9en @oIboten beitimmten BiinbeI
ab, pel6e bic @oben bereits pOrbes
reitet batter. Diefs @ommI1ng bette
einen ungebeuren grfolg. 8ie Gtfsns
bdbnen iporen LANCE 3sit nit benz
Sranspprt nod beioen Gronten be-
f6Gftigt. Sunoerttouisnbe BON beute
f9en srouen unb Mdb9en baben fi4
an oiefem Q~iebesmerfe bur9 Sortiez
rem uno Orbnen bes Gefdmmelten,
our9 Oesinfisieren, Tliden, Baden
un6 6erri9ten betdtigt.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
MettIs Erissstassbud.
mitsetsiIt BON 9OmuntuIus.

MitseteiIt bon SomuntuIus.
9Hrmtt 1T bic Grnts reif getporben
fir bic 8rctforte. Die Gruht eines
2oibes 8rotes iiebe!! nun fpetBt fs
nit 21O @romme tGeli9 Den irbenen
Wogsn bes Men5den. @roB fino Die
G%ntbeerungen. mas infer 9erS in ipI'
@ene 3siten Ti4 ouf5uerIcsen mus.
Mber ct iiberoousrt e.. Oenn @otfeis
bont, es nobt ben Giss Der Opferlobn
6ss Gntfoeten!
Smer tiefer TpiBt ii9 tDesen ben
&riese Der tiefe @ebonte in meiner.
90 ME isnner rOtbgebuuberne &lofs
Titer In G9neiu3Ie6er p%erfeat:
rMd! dub es Den Iein22" gennu
70 berfeae i9 nit meiuen T4po4en
@ef4le9t bdsfelbe ebeniO. Sd oente
in meinsn ROpFe mad. tpenn OoB bic
Menf9er chamber fi9 better pertra=
gen m09ten uno ie me9ten ibneren
Sob ousgIei9en our9 sinen boben
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

9eridtsbOf = Madden 70 miiBte
ni9t spig 10 pieIes r0ttli9es 8lut
berrumfliBen! Sbsr es Iolen ii9 bic
Miniiterer BON bic geeenieitigen
6einber einonoer beibe ii9 umbrinsen
- nd9bem 70 ndre fir Die GOlter
cine Nube..
@sitern bab i9 eineE TsIopof5ei.
den erbalten bon meinen 8reitigam.
ben Grana, pOratf Ct f9reibt. sr
fat ouf bic Rafpaten Auao nit grOBen
@rfolg. llno IaHet er Die REF DOn
Nr4iOetten i4On griiKen. Ob. Der
@etreuloIe!
l1nO gebt fein 8efinbcn febr gut
unb ou9 bic 2duhe but sr nod INNER
oiefelbenen BON Oftober. sSeb fin beg
aber f4on Die Sunger.
Wos bic Rrigslage iBt. 10 Iist Der
Stonb oerfelben ieBten iebr gut. Die
Huutrulen perben f9on INNER mebr
nautraler. neil lie ie4en biefes Elm.
ME niel gneno ols 10 elm l1nglid
6erDOrssust. go tpie fdon iener be-
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

SIN 5ronsrei9' tommen f6on
isBt Ole 9anB iunsen Siinslinfe gum
perliren bafelbit INNER mebr ibnern
Bart unb ibre S9pd4e lpirO INNER
9rOBer.
Nu9 in ole onoere 2onoen tom=
men BON Die Mdnner inner pieIere
bnrran.
Sebo9 tpdre obstpar infer Siee
f9on bereits aussebrOden, ipenn BAH
Der Mmeritabnsr feline &anonen gum
Speien bergsIifert bette fir unisre
5einoer.
Bon Der @ndoiesn ibr 8erebrer.
Der pel9erns als 8riegs : TreipiIiz
ger in Mr. Neuitatt i'm 5elbe itebt,
bat ieBten uuf feinen 9alb 5pei gols
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

berne &n0bfe erbalten, neil es is in
Oefterreid cine neue 9erorbnung, bafi
ieber Giniebri9er, Der pas cine Sn>
teliseno bat. 10 muH er tie am 9alBe
tra9en.
9lu9 onoere grDBe GrelsniHer ges
ZEN am 9oriBonte Dor. Den egibti<
I9en Sultnbn. oen mos bic @nglens
Der berreingeie3t baben. Der 2ump!
alfo bat ibm Elm esibtif9er @tutent
beinube bas 2e5en umgebra4t. Mber
er miro es ni9t longe ii~berleben, Der
2ump! benn pie fdon Sobann On.
ton Gbr. @4iner in feinem 3itate
berfeate:
.Rufd tritt Der Sobt ben Mens
iden s'famm'!!"
Geieben: Metti Sled.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24


riibmts Rlaiitsr in Der Obsriten
2a0e D%erie5t:
.Sbr nabt eu9 fpieber, fGtuanssnbe
@eltalten!" alIo isAsn biefelben bic
G0ttinen bss 9infsins am Meltal
berum9eben. uno lie 5ieben ibren
Wlut elm.
Cine grOFe 4ufserestbeit bat fi&
meiner 8ruit ermdatigt tDesen Die
rufif4en S4anttatsn in Norooit-
preiFen. Oort iparben ole Rinber Der
@reiie erbarmungsIobs gemarterrt.
Ob, 6nf id 10 einen ruHif9en
@9dnoerer an mir briiden fOnnte!
Der fDnnte mas erleben!! Der uns
glidli4e!!
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
emsIunb peoen emolanb.

NeuIid auf Der Office 6Iuten
@or in elmer finitreu Nn1t
Nobe bel Noripegens &iiite
Cine 1onoerbare S6Iddt.
Climb siuei eneIiIbe @eT6pooer
Sic fi6. gottlob, nidt erfdnnt,
8utenfbrdnnt unO beftie feuern6
Nufeinnnoer Ios9ebrnnut.
Slbren elm in beimfdc Sdfen,
@ieIe Shiffe led un0 ipunO,
lln0 man rerfte enoIiH 1touneu0,
Bie es nit benz Siege itun6.
Sierdu ipiro Die 8eIt erfennen,
In Der 8riten neliitem Strei6,
Mud nidt einer nlif Dem Meere
England fommt an SdIdubeit eleih.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

Seiner Sebnfu9t
3iel. .pfarrer: nSft's tpabr, @ries.
bauer, baB Sbr auf Cure altsn Saz
&c nod pribatftunben nehmt beim
Germ 2e6rer?"
r@ea is f9o ri9ti, Serr pfarr'."
pfarrer: rMD6tet tDObl aud germ
bic 3eitung lefen, geItg"
nSOs net, 9err pfarr', ober i
mD9t halt aa nal Mnii9tsfart'n
f@reib'n!"
- Mus Der 9 d II # er m Il
tatt. Meiter: n2uusbub, Du
bilf Elm GieI!"
@9uteriungs: nDu Is Der MeeIter
Telbii f9uIb bran!"
Meifter: r@ie meinit Du bas2"
@9ufteriunee: nSie boben mir
bo9 Die Obren 10 lang ge5ogenl"
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

Was maGte nun Der mMiroir" aus
biefem ~2iebesperfe2 @r orudte bic
8ilber, tpel9e barber in bielen beuts
T9en 3eitungen erf9ienen finb. ab unb
erfano neue ltnterf9riften 81
ben 8iloern. Oonnh folte burd
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

Mnoers ssmeint. Snfel
(aur Wirtin feines ftubierenoen
Neffsn): nSeitoem id gu 8eiu9 bier
bin unb mir bon meinem Neffen bic
Gta6t aeigen laKe, tommt ct INNER
UNI Mitternaht nod 5auie! Oas
finb Sic an ibn pobl sorni4t ge<
tp0bnt?"
@ermieterin: 30 boben g reht,
Serr @ot; ber junee 9err 1T pirts
lih folioe getporoen in Sen a9t Sd=
gen."
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

Das folgenbe Bib erfdien Dor eiz
niger 3eit in Oeutidlanb nit fol-
GENDER 1lnterf9rift: nDeutf9e Sols
Ddten an Der Offront ne6men
aus ibren Quortiersn 8etten nit in
bic G9iiBengrdben. Mufnobme pom
Suuftrationsberlag 81. @robs. erf9ie=
men in rMfdb9enpoit" Berlin 2. Sobr>
ndng Nr. 26. g. 403."
Die SFfront mar our 3ett Der
Mufno6me bes 8ilbes Sfpreu=
Ben, Die 9uartierpirte, tpel9e ben
Gpl6aten Die 8etten m~itgegeben hatz
ten, tporsn Deutf9e. bic ibren
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

@er aud nur ettpas bonn preuBi-
9Hen Militdrpefsn beritebt. Iab ia TO-
fort, oaB es ii9 Inn cine niebertrd4s
fige TGlf9ung banbelte. DEM bic
nbgebilbeten Sffi3iere tru9en Die preuz
6if9e 5rieoensunifOrm m. Dds
Bib mar oneroings in 0eutf4en ilus
Ftrierten 3eitf9riften eri9ienen. aber
bot benz &riege uno nit Der fclz
penben nnterf9rift: mOeutf6e @ors
bepffiaiere nit i6ren Bel einem
Mettrennen in Berlin getponne-
men Siegerpreifen.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

.Nuf Der N-ba-alm, auf Der
M-ba-alm, nuf Der Ilm. pa sibt's
ia Sinh"
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
COMMERCIAL POTASH
NOW FOUND IN UTAH
Secretary Lane Regards Ii
as One OF the Most Impor-
tant Discoveries of Year
ASSURES THE
POTASH SUPPLY

Washington, Oct. II. = Secretary
Lane today announced the production
OF the first commercial mineral potash
in the United States. This came to him
in the form of report from a special
agent of the geological survey, in Piute
county, Utah, nearly in the central
part of the state. The potash is found
in vein of a mineral known as
alunite, which is the sulphate OF alum
mum and potassium. The vein found
is some 10 feet wide and. has been
traced for some $500 feet. It's depth is
not yet known. The alunite when re-
moved is subjected to a very simple
process Of heating, disoiving in water,
fltering and evaporating, and the po
tassium sulphate resulting is almost
pure. Some. 200 tons of alunite has
been put through the mill and two
tons of SO per cent pure potash has
been produced, and there is still III
solution nearly 900 gallons con-
tanning large amounts of potash salts
witch has not yet been evaporated.
The discovery that this mineral
yields potash in commercial quanti-
/ ties, Secretary Lane regards as one of
! the most important discoveries made
recently with reference to our natural
resources, as it assures of a domestic
supply of potash for our national needs
in the manufacture of explosives.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG.
Nobody Can Tell When You Darken
Gray, Faded Hair With
Sage Tea.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and abundant
with brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
When ever her hair fell out or took
on that dull, faded or streaked ap-
pearance, this simple mixture was APP
piled with wonderful effect. By ask
ing at any drug store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound will get
large bottle of this old-time recipe,
ready to use, for about SO cents. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
to restore natural color and beauty to
the hair and is splendid for dandruff,
dry, itchy scalp and falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur, because it darkens so nat
urally and evenly that nobody can tell
it has been applied-it's SO easy to
use, too. You simply dampen a comb
or soft brush and draw ii through
your hair, taking one strand at a time.
By morning the gray hair disappears:
after another application or two, it is
restored to it's natural color and looks
glossy, soft and abundant
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
GREAT EIGHT PART FEATURE TO
APPEAR At NEW CRYSTAL
TOMORROW.

When Mr.. George Kleine first pro-
dueed the Cines "Quo Vadis'', it was
revelation in Thoto- drama and the
whole world marvelled at its imposing
beauty and spectacular grandeur. Ii
marked an epoch in the new art and
established standard.
Mr.. Kleine promised more and newer
productions that would surpass "Quo
Nadis9, and public and press imme-
diately said Impossible Quo Vadis'
is a freak-an accident-it cannot be
done again" But since then Mr.
kleine brought out the Ambrosio ver-
sion of The Last Days of Pompeii,' =
which again excited the admiration
and Wonderment of the public and
made them realize that perhaps he
would be able to fulfill his promises.
Now he launches the Cines photo
drahla Anthony and Cleopatra, pro-
nounced by all who have seen it the
most wonderful achievement yet in
photo drama, far excelling all its pre-
decessors-an amazing unity of dra-
matte interest more human and closer
TO natures heart than any of the 9TH
ers. The love story of 'Quo Vadis''
was platonic; in "The Last Days OF
! Pompeii' idyllic; but in Anthony End
/ Cleopatra" it is the earthly, mastery
land empowering passion that finds a
comp passionate understandable re-
sFonse in the minds of US ordinary
mortals of today.
Mr.. Kleine's production of the Cines
photo drama Anthony and Cleopatra
will be seen at the New Crystal thea.
ire tomorrow. Tuesday, Oct. 10Th.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
WHAT IS 4 MODEL HUSBAND

The winner OF the blue. ribbon at a
husband show recently conducted in
Dallas, Tex, was able to tell the anni-
versary of his wedding. the date Of his
wife's birthday, give recipe for cake
tell the price of butter and eggs and
sew a button on in two minues.
The old saying, It's all a matter OF
opinion applies as we'll to the choice
of a model husband as to any of the
other problems with which life has tc
do. The winner of the prize in this
case showed himself possessed OF
knowledge not usually to be met with
among husbands, whether good or bad.
The average married man knows the
pr'ce of butter and eggs. as we'll as q
host of other things for which he has
to pay. Sometimes he remembers the
date of his wedding and II is not un-
usual for hiIn to recall his wife's birth
day. Having learned by one or two
painful experiences what he must en-
tdure when he forgets it, he jots it down
on his calendar or IN some other place
for convenient reference
| However, being able to give a recipe
fof cake and to sew on button in two
2alnutes are the accomplishments of 8
model wife. The husband who learns
how to do either OF. both is a spineless
|mollycoddle and deserves the henpeek-
| ing he inevitably receives. The aver
age conception of model husband
Edoes not do these things and he MAJ
| occasionally forget important dates II
his married life, nut if he is a goot
proyider. hehages hil1aself to q reason
able extent and makea sacrifices 0
personal comfort to maintain the Ell
tente eordiaTe with 4'riend Wife, hi.
claim to the title cannot lie questioned
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
AT THE ACME TODAY.

At the Acme tomorrow will be seen
ing serial The Black Box.
Also On this day will be seen spec
ial blue ribbon feature in four parts,
with cast that cannot be beaten. In
this picture, @The Wolf of Debt, is
featured Billie GarWood and Violet
Nerserau and Brinsley Shaw. The
photography Of this picture is wonder
fu1, in that it was taken at night dur
Ing driving. rain storm. The gowns
worn by Miss Mersereau we're design
ed and made by Harry Collins, the IA
nous theatrical costumer Of New 7 ork
This is very interesting drama of so
ciety and the business world.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
TO INVESTIGATE THE
CHARLESTON KILLING
Coroner Will Hold an In
quest Over Murdered Re
porter Today
MILITIA STILL
ON DUTY

Charleston, S. O., Oct. 17.-Formal
investigation OF the shooting in the
rooms Of the city Democratic execu-
tive committee here last Friday in
which Sidney J. Cohen, reporter for
local newspaper, was killed and four
other men wounded, will begin here
tomorrow before Coroner John G.
Mansfield, it was announced today.
The police today formally charged
Henry J. Brown, one of the men ar
rested after the shooting, with murder
and with conspiracy to cause the
shooting. Edward R. Mcdonald, ar
rested with Brown, was charged with
assault with intent to kill and with
conspiracy.
Four companies of the National
guard and three divisions of naval mi
litia were held in their armories to-
day and special deputies remained on
duty at the courthouse. The day pass
ed quietly 1t was announced the mi
litiamen would be on guard at the in
quest and that no persons with arms
or without proper credentials will be
allowed to attend. The coroner said
he had summoned many witnesses.
Both Brown and Mcdonald have Sc
cured habeas corpus writs requiring
the chief Of poice to show cause il
circuit court tomorrow morning why
they should not be released. 1t was
said that a military guard would b;
present at the hearing on the writs.
Six men we're arrested after the
shooting, but all except Brown ant
Mcdonald were released later. Th'
latter two. first were charged will
carrying concealed weapons.
1t was indicated today that Mayo
John P. Grace would contest in tn
courts the decision of the executiv
committee which yesterday declare
Tristan T. Hyde the Democratic nom
inee for mayor.
A number of persons prominent i
the business and social life of Charles
ton today issued an appeal for "calm
ness and order"
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21

work, thereby giving a helping hand
to their co-Workerss to the editors Of
the papers who have so kindly publish
ed their items; to the following mer-
chants who have shown their interest
in the upbuilding of their town, Their
county and the education of the girls
by purchasing the All brand tomatoes,
and last but not least to ever. individ-
ual who has given to us word OF
Wis Grocery Co, J. d, Daniels, r. e
Barnes. w. r. Thompson. F. B. Ed
mundson, Jno. Derr, Spence & Vinson,
E. Edwards & Son. S. r. Odom, Henry
Williams, G. Groom.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
THE SAVIOUR CALLED.
In Memory of Little Henry Pelt.

In Memory of Little Henry Pelt.
Little Henry Pelt, who died Sept:
29th, was five years old, son of Mr..
Charlie Pelt and Mrs. Sallie Boyette
Pelt. He was member of Thomp-
sons Chapel Sunday School and the
only flower of the home, a bright and
beautiful child.
AS we watched the little gray hearse
pass it reminded us of bygone days,
when we had an experience like this,
and we said, go, God, help them, we
pray Thee; bind up the broken hearts
of his parents, and be with them in
loving comfort
Even now we can picture little
Henry, as he led in "Children's Day
celebration, marching with lite Han
nah Cobb Best and holding a U.
flag, manfu1ly and with keen interes
in the services. But the blessed Sav
iour had need for the child in Hi
kingdom above
We commend his dear parents t,
Him who doeth all things we'll.
MR.. AND MRS. A. P. HOWELL.
Dear Lord help me to understand
That we shall know each other
In that beautiful far away land
With Christ and His angels forevel
Surely l shall know little Henry,
In that bright celestial home,
Where there's no death, sorrow nc
pain,
And no sad farewells are known.
While the days are slowly passing,
Each one bring me nearer thee,
For I'm striving for that blessing
That I know awaited thee.
How long, dear Saviour, oh how Ion
Shall that bright hour delay?
Fly swifter round, ye wheels of tin
And bring the welcome day.
HIS TEACHER.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
W0MANs VICTIM or
FILM OFFICE FIRE, DIES,

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. t7.-Miss Lucille
Davis, Is, one Of the those seriously
burned here yesterday in d fire in the
Office Of the Mutual Film Corporation
died today, bringing the death list to
three. One young woman was burned
to death in the building and another
died shortly after being taken to a
hospital.
Eight persons were seriously burn
ed or injured but all are expected t5
recover. A fireman who was painfully
burned was the only one Of the victims
not an enploye Of the film company.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
SUNDAY VIOLATIONS
DOUBLE in CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct 17-Fifty-two viola
tiaons Of the Sunday saloon closing
law were reported to police headquar4
ters tonight. Last Sunday when May
or Thompson's order enforcing the
law went into effect, Is violations
were reported. There are 1852 sa-
looms in the city.
In the towns and villages outside of
Chicago liquor was sold as usual with
one exception. Phoenix, with a popu-
lation of 1,2oo. and Is saloons. was
dry
| Seven arrests were made in the city,
whereas no arrest was made last Sun
day.
A South Side saloon keeper closed
his place at midnight last night with
six patrons inside. A dozen policemen
surrounded the place for three hours
Finally the patrons and proprietor at.
tempted to get out through side
window. Each was arrested.
/ Chief of Police Healey said the lis
Of all violators, with the witnesses AM
evidence, would be submitted to Mayo
lThompson.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1915-10-21
ALUMINIUM DEMONSTRATION.

The women of St. Paul NJ. Z. church
will have demonstration Of much in
terest On the merits of aluminium ware
and on the modern electric stove,
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the building next to the Opera House,
where the Housewives Fair was held.
Twenty-Five cents admission entities
YOU to. refreshments and an aluminium
pan for those to whom a pan has not
been given.