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MISS DAISY ALLSBROOK
MARRIES r. T. PILAND

Suffolk, Va, Oct. 19.-R. Tow
ney Piland, Of Suffolk, and Miss
Daisy Lillian Allsbrook, Of Scot
land Neck, N. c., were married
Wednesday in Gainesville, N. g.,
by Justice L. W. Parker.
Mr.. Piland, accompanied by
Chester A. Ragsdale, left Suffolk
yesterday ostensibly for fishing
trip, but on their arrival at Gates
Station were met by Miss Ais
brook and Miss Beulah Herring
of Scotland Neck, N. c., and the
party motored to Gainesville where
the marriage took place.
The bride was attired in a blue
cloth travelling suit, with hat and
gloves to match.
The only attendants were Miss
Herring, who acted as maid OF
honor, and Mr.. Ragsdale, who was
i best man.
Immediately after the cere
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Piland left
for Norfolk and on their return tc
!Suffolk tonight will be at home te
their friends at 61O Bank street
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. AllsbroOk, Of
Scotland Neck, and the groom i:
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Pi
land, Of Suffolk, an employe O.
the Suffolk Printing and Station
AIRY Company.
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Mr.. Billy Whitmore, came over
from the river last night to take
IL the show.
Mr.. Chas. Shields and wife and
Nj. and Mrs. j. w. Cotton, came
over from the river last night to
be present at the opening Of the
new opera house, returning imme-
tiiately after the close Of the per-
formanc. e
The Rocky Mount band that
Groye over in an automobile to
play music for the opening Of
Madry's Opera House, got stuck
in the mud, and it took two hours
to pull them ont, they just arriv-
ing in time to carry out their con
tract to furnish music for an hour
prior to the opening Of the show.
/ Miss Maggie Savage left this
morning for Panacea Springs to
spend some time in the interest
Of her health.
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&. {. Weeks
Scotland Neck, N. {.
Emporia Agricultm al Fair

Emporia Agricultm al Fair
Round Trip fare from Scotland
The Atlantic Coast Line will
sell tickets to EmporIa, Va, as
above, and at responding ex-
cursion fares from intermediate
stations, for all passenger trains
on October "a, IS and 81, in
elusive limited returning until
midnight Of Saturday, October
28th, 1916.
For further particulars, tickets
etc., call on EPP L. BROWN
Ticket Agent, Scotland Neck, n
G..
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad Of the
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1O1 RANCH COMING.

The bill poster advance man Of
the Buffalo Bill 1O1 Ranch arriv-
ed in town Tuesday making pre-
liminary arrangements for the
wild west show that carries the
name Of the famous "Buffalo
Bill. This great attraction will
exhibit in Scotland Neck on Wed
nesday, November 9Th, and a
large crowd will be here on that
day to witness a great perfor-
nance.
It is said that there are nearly
900 people and between 200 and
800 horses in the contingent.
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GOOD PLAY OPENS
MADRYS OPERA HOUSE.

A clean show, with more than
intersperse Of vivacious
comedy, was the opening bill at
Madry's New Opera House last
night, when 1.-The Girl He
Couldn't Buy was presented to
a large and appreciative audience
Many came from the surround
ing towns Of Enfield, Oak City,
Hobgood and the suburbs, coming
in by cars and returning to their
homes after the performance. The
orchestra came by automobile
from Rocky Mount, and only ar
rived in time to give an hour s.
musical, before the curtain went
up, entertaining the early arri-
walls with selections Of popular
airs.
The theatre is an attractive lit
tie playhouse, and, though the
!newness Of the fittings rather
strains the sensibilities, it is evil
dent that special effort has been
made to fit the house with con
veniences that are UP to date
Every seat has fine view Of the
stage, and the sound-board, carry
ing the low-pitched voices to the
farthest seats, is all that can be
desired.
Ethel Lorraine, as Hope Nelson,
"The Girl He Couldn't Buy, =
filled her part in a creditahle
manner, and it appeared as
though she was capable of strong
er work than this vehicle gave
her opportunity for, She has a
voice, that, at moments, showed a
capacity for pathos and emotion,
WHICH,, IL cAtIClScu LII SOlIlc SIcdC-
er melodramic situation, would
have brought her out into the
forefront Of the play, whereas the
real interest of the show was cen
tered around the comedy team
Of Miss Densmore and Howard
ISlOat.
Miss Viola Winkless, as the mo
Their, has one scene that illumi
mates her work, when, in the
fourth act, she councils Hope Mel
son "Be guided she says, by
your own heart alone in the Sc
lection Of the man you would
make your husband, even thong {
criminal, if he be the man of YOU
heart and he love you, stand close
to him, he is the only man t,
abide by
The story has few complex situa
tons. 1t is the oft told tale O
the twentieth century every da,
life Of the store girl, pretty an(
unnrOtacted who with Scarcei
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MAXWELL SERVICE GARAGE

MesSrs. johnson u Smith the
demonstrators for the Maxwell
cars have purchased the lot on
Main street from the estate of the
late J. S. Bowers, near the Scot
land Neck Bank Building, and
commenced the erection Of a big
garage to be used as the Maxwell
Service Station. The garage will
be Of iron with a brick founda-
ton. These gentlemen propose
to give to the public the very best
there is in automobile service, and
their repair department will be in
charge of an expert repair man.
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enough to clothe and feed herself
properly, IS tempted BY the man
OF wealth, who, Offering her .
lite OF ease, at the time when the
girl IS desperate III her poverty.
make a situation that bounds up
on the tragic, and is made the
NOSE OF by Miss lorraine and Mr..
Otto.
Confronted with the problem
Oh shielding criminal. who hides
III the girl 5 room she takes the
woman s part, and risks exposure.
when IN gratitude, depicting the
undercurrent Of good in every ma
ture, hecrOok rises above his
SURROUNDINGS, recognizing the viz
tue OF q good woman, and shields
her III turn. The inevitable re-
'>ut'". Love becomes the guiding
star Of the man Of the under
world, and with the final curtain.
the girl who would not sell her
self, and he who had sunk to the
lower depths, rise to the cinincncc
iof q love that is nverVhclninr
and both stand before the world
! clarified in love.
The play however is eclipsed bv
the fresh and spontaneous comedy
and too much cannot be said
about the work Of Miss Densmorc
who looked well. and PLAYED eH
cellently, the part Of the CONNIE
dlenne, Kitty BurnS, a girl Of
slang and quick rcDartce, dcnot-
ing no education but a real
though sympathetic nature to all
who were treading hardly life S
frungs. Many Of her lines ring
true to life, such as when The he
rome sadly tells Of her tcnpata-
tons, the offer made to her Of
fine clothes and a flat uptown,
but for the sacrifice Of sci re
spect, Kitty terOrts "Gce, Waht Il
lucky girl you are, they only Of
fer me ride to Coney Island and
a seat in the movies. -
| Howard Sloat, Depicting The
well recognized character, the
iside-shoW man. following the
fairs and circus, is far above the
average in his comedy work, and
at the critical situations displays
the uncommon capacity Of come
dams, Of being able TO throw pa
thos into his foolish words. His
vocabulary, the back slang Of the
bowery, was refreshing, and his
entry was looked for IN every
scene.
In toto the show was a good,
clean and entertaining, and q Wcll
chosen vehicle for the opening
: bill for the new theatre.
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MISS LOUISE JOSEY
TO ENTERTAIN

A Reception will be given tomor-
row afternoon by Miss Louise 10
sey between the hours Of four and
six O o'clock, in honor Of the bride
elect, Miss Cornelia Josey.
The bridal party will be in the
receiving line and large number
Of friends will be present.
Refreshments have been plan
ned, but names Of those who will
officiate have not been given out
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EDGECOMBE COUNTY FAIR
Tarbor0. N. G.

Round trip fares from Scotland
Neck 85 CENTS
Tickets will be sold by the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard r. R. of the South
Oct. 81 and Nov. l, 2 and 3
Limited returning until Novem-
Der 4, 1916. Proportionate fares
from intermediate stations Chill
dren half fare.
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Returning both trains will leave
Tarboro at 5 80 P. M. and stop at
all intermediate stations to Tunis,
Spring Hope and Enfield to let
off passengers. For further infor-
nation, tickets, ETC., call On
r,PP. L. BROWN, Ticket ACT.
Scotlan Neck, N. Co.,
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MISS SADIE MANNING
MARRIES w. A. PRUITT

William Arthur Pruitt Of Clay
ton and Miss Sadie Manning Of
Scotland Neck, were married at
Elizabeth City, N. c., Wednesday
bv Rev. J. L. Cunningham.
The bride is an attractive young
lady, daughter Of Mrs. Thomas
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-10-20
LOCAL }EEMS
or INTEREST

Mr.. Ashby Dunn spent Tues
day in Halifax or business.
Mayor j. &. ShieIds attended .
the State Fair at Raleigh this /,
week.
Miss Minnie Williams, Of the !
Dawson section, was in town
TUESDAY.
! Miss Lucille Leggett Of Frank
hinton, spent few days at home
this week.
! Messrs. A. P. Kitchin and G. II.
A-J Johnson went to Winton Wednes-
Eday to attend court.
/ Miss Gertrude Kitchin left
RTnesday for visit to Goldsboro,
]; Raleigh and Wake Forest.
/ Rev. R. A. Mcfarland is in
i Morehead City this week assist
ing III a protracted meeting.
! Mrs. R. L. Hardy and two
! daughters, Misses Dallas and
i!trene, are visiting in Winston-s,a
Lem
4 Mrs. Willie Knight and Miss
lClaude Knight spent Tuesday in
Ia rboro wit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Bryan and
: Mrs. c. F. Burroughs motored to
! Raleigh Wednesday to attend the
Estate Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Shields and
1 Mr.. V. F. Tillery spent some time
i in Raleigh this week attending
= the State Fair.
i Messrs. G.. c.. Weeks and Z. J..
8 johnson went to Greenville Tues
+ day, returning in new Overland,
s which Mr.. johnson had purchas-
: ed from Mr. Weeks.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mills and
q family, Misses Anna Mills and
3 Margaret Braswell, Of Whitakers,
: motored to the Raleigh Fair Wed
VI nesday. On their way from the
! fair they will stop in Wake For
lest to see relatives.
Rev. Reuben Meredith went tc
I Norfolk Tuesday morning to Of
: ficate at a wedding He will re
main several days on a visit to
his brother, DR.. w. B. Meredith
but will return in time for ser
vice at Trinity church Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Spencer Womack and two
daughters, Elmira and lrma left
Wednesday afternoon for Raleigh
to attend the State Fair.
Mrs. H. P. DeBerry and Mrs
Lem DeBerry, and Mrs. Wesley
Barnhill, Of Dawsons, were IL
town yesterday.
Mr.. j. Carey Whitaker, Mis-
Erma Whitehead, Mr.. Sam Dick
ems and Miss Isabelle Pearson, 0
~ Enfield, were here last night at
tending the show.
Messrs. Leonard Matthews
Walter Cuthrell and George Ben
nett. Of Enfield, drove over iron
Enfe Id, to attend the play las
night.
I'd Mrs. Lizzie Harrell, and Mis-
~ Anna Harrell, Of Oak city, wer
Ill visitors in. town last night, attend
DIS ing the play.
X Mr.. w. T. Bland, Of Oak Cit
80 with party OF ladies, came owe
80 Ito attend the opening show at tn
:, new opera house.
er Mr.. Spencer Hines, OF Oak City
drove over last night to be pres
,+c ent at the opening bill at the me-
NJ Mr.. J. H. Hopkins and wife c
N. Hobgood, were present at tn
show last night and retnrne
home Immediately after the PEI
he Torrance.
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HOPKINS-THO

News just to hand that Miss Min
ME Hopkins, at one time a resi-
dent Of this town, recently the
lady principal Of the Roanoke Ra
pids schools, was married to Mr.
Jesse Thomas, Of Lewiston, n. c..
on Wednesday at Oxford, n G..
No particulars were given otiel
than that the newly welded cou
pie will make their home immc
diately at Lewiston.
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After Four Years Of Discouragine
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-ln an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: Il suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, could only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
Ill. At times, would have severe pains
In my LETT side:
The doctor was called In, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed to do me any $50.
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HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE

| had gotten so weak | could not stand,
and gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me bottle OF
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and COM
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, could tell it was helping me.
can now walk two miles without its
firing me, and am doing al! my work.
If you are all run down from wonlanly
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. II has helped
more than million women, in its SO
years of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He will recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write to: Chattanooga Meiicine Co. Ladies,
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for 'Spectdt
Instre1ctions on your and efpage book. Homo
Treatment for Women. sent in plain wrapper. l-os
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Manning, who has a host Of
friends and has lived here all her
life. The good wishes Of all who
know her 90 out to her.
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COUNTRY MAY CALL
UPON PHIL WATERS
Wonderful Voice OF Expert Reading
Clerk Gould Be Utilized On
Shores OF Atlantic.

One Of the treats az the state con
vention here yesterday was the oppor-
tunity 10 hear the inimitable Phil
Waters OF Charleston. expert reading
clerk. in action. Now Phil Is one Of
the best known colored men Of the
state. and any convention would be-
amiss without his aid in the transaC-
tion of business. He knows all dele
gates and can spot them on sight.
However. the state may suffer
loss soon. lt is understood that the
new marine recruiting officer was
near the convention hall yesterday.
heard the voice. and says he may ask
his country TO call upon Mr. Waters
TO take the place of the fog horns and
other high sounding danger signals
along the Atlantic ocean Feeling that
Phil can speak as loud as the horns
can blow, he claims that he would
have an ineNhaustible supply OF warn
ing in him Mr.. Waters will attend
the National convention as assistant
door keeper.
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HALF MILLION Bs1sr-vInG1S1A

Hamilton Revslf,. hero az ~ hundred
romantic roles. and Marguerite SNOW.
ever charming and appealing 90, shs
fifunE stellar comb nation who Viii b,
seen in The Hair million UrIt- " ID nts
a'i Metro wonderfully. which VIII De-
seen here at the virginia Thoarr, ON
10 DAY tnl SATURDAY. Tho STORY of
Tho Hair MILTON Bride" BE- tu uuuauaIT,.
clever one briwfui of mNsfer, aud ro-
nance. Do DEL 90 powerful and vital docu-
W'nt of Nrw Nurk life from the Iuxuri.
Gus mansion OF tn. millionaire on Iifih
aN venue. fn th' aluHlIl huus. DOB mo
siuur ~ thg lower East side
Mr. RcvClls. DO Will Do recalled Wa
NO l'adlug wHu for DlEp NtfNsralfa
when she appeared In .Sapho. and the
members ~ Che company wfr. arrested
lu Nfw York tI.Y. but later released
auI indicated DOB the lower rpurfs Mr.
'ffII' WHa ODE lrH1IrE man FOR many
of the most prom mont women stars OF
tN' stage BE appeared with Mrs r.re.
N' carter Iu Iu Harry when thar
iHfH"HH play wa produced Hr tH. ~
l.'.fH'H. and also played IHr Same colo
iu ihF motion picture version nr tho rfav
n I'alt whom Do was produced Is
% Awhruaio.
since Joining fhr Metro stan SIR vr-
NDIr has boon u.tn Iu "Nu Enswv Co.
Society ana Tho Price of Malice. 70
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Republican Newspapers
OF State Represented
Places Had Been Reserved for Those
Of Entire State and LARGE
Number Attended

Tho Republican state convention
brought q large eatherir- Of news.
paper men 90 the city and they could
Do seen mlngllng among the crowds
at ile hotels and lu the Auditorium.
During fln convention places were ro.
served for rnprrsoutatlyo of ever,
t'publicau newspaper ir tho .fat.
ana the following we're seen con tho
job
BOYD Jarral, Huntington Herald.
Dispatch
Aloy coli. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
q. IS. J. White. Weston independent
Isl s. Mrdith. -h.nuafnn Sow.
=. vs. Perkins. Parker burg N.Ra
Jerome liadduN. LOGAN Banner
jose" sullivan. Cincinnati
Enquirer
o. DO NcCamIc. WfIialurl Herald
o. o. Morris. WrflI Republican
Boyd - Sfutlor Granville Sow.
Charles brooke smith Washington
Political Hpundfnf
D. Reed. Terra Alta Tr0.-
o. NJ kIulc. Barbour Republican
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THE cHAIs INvIs1BLE-coLoE1AL

Tho chain Invisible" the dy,-nart
Equitable motion picture with Bruce
NrltHt and G'UIa Holmes Ir tho lending
roles. VIII h. th, f.utur. shown on
o., screen af the Colonial theatre ora
FRIDAY and saturday
HHw James Wadaw0rtH w.rIfrt
irH'tfuI and courageous NOrfh woods
IMAM. woefe &C. refined society EIfI faIIa
ln l'tU with her. only Co learn that she
Dc engaged To- another. and the desperate
'Iturf~ Doc takes Co win The girl are
aIl most admirably we'll dcVeI1p,d
throughout the rvo rseL az c1nfIr Ioua
action which marks fnr entire i've reels
no ihla Equitable feature
Ih. trials and complication which
IfI." Hfi'r Go. two have been for three
years Hu H desert island whore tHsv
lowed frI mated urI huu a uftls child
Iwf fH INtr. fHrms fh. ru.I.ua uf "a
'"rr that fHrH Ht fH, ItHrfatruaa frnuI
stunning fH .uI IH. rf..u. Uf tho r|fN
" 100 Dor UhUI 1uI fHs news of ONE off
'N' .'Irrnlrr part. 1870 .I.a that MaHa
worth d.. I'Hf HItHHUEn boo reality prIp
injured. fufwr mon. .ImpIIHtfIar..
~ H'.H HI. "N|" .urHIHuuIfI .ttra 4ff.r
whom fH.E w..f In fn. Dalton home Hrf
iH.f embrace. Showing that "ths chain
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THANK POLICE FOR
EFFICIENT SERVICE
Way Crowd At Convention Was
Handled Is Credit To City, Say
Many Delegates.

one Of the features OF the state CON
vention here yesterday. that probably
did not attract a whole lot of atten-
ton. was the efficient way in which
the city police controlled the great
crowd that was here for the conven-
tion. Since Monday night the police
have been constantly on the job.
ready if any outbreaks should develop.
Their assistance yesterday in hand
ling the crowd on the convention
floor. seeing that the delegates were
properly seated and other assistance
they rendered was highly appreciated
by the officers of the convention.
DR.. George W. otto. sergeant AZ
arms said that he wished especially
to- thank the police force for their as
sistance on the floor of the cOnyen-
tion. Members of the various dele
cations spoke kindly too OF our
Wheeling police
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rHEDA BARA AT THE REX

\ Romantic but truc-to-Ilfc story ~
present day American life is unfoldcd In
imam Fo2s latest famous Vampir.
az ress. Thcda Kara Increases her al
ready great International fame This
powerful rhotopiy will Dc shown NJ the
it'A theatre. today and tomorrow In
~ Ihil Sapphn. Miss Bsra appears
I4utild surroundings 90 the studios
.hn larhinuablo society. She wrsrE.
..' W. "i many including those who
40 the most FOR her. The Ftory has -
unusual dash and 90 and 10 holds tn
interest from the FIRST reel 10 tho Iasf
in apdltou % the above play. the Iron
claw ana fathcs Weekly viii be er0ugr
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THE THEATRES
The Eternal mssdslene


4 theatrical announcement certain
to arouse more than passing interest
among playEoers boz Fort Worth
hDralds he forthsomiuE presentation
by ielvyn and company of "Thc
Eternal Magdalenc" at the Court
Theatre Monday uIEht and Tuesday
afternoon and evening. May sth and
9Th
Since Ite first production in Sew
York early loo fho fan The Eternal
MaEdHlpuD' hts aroused more interest
and wider spread discussion than any
other play fo he seen this year
Robert Mclaughlin. the author of
Tho Eternal Na.dIlcne' is o. news.
paper man Of great experience Much
of The material hr has used boo hIe
play ho gathered during Iue course OF
Dol. urw paper work Tho character
aI" drawn true to lifc. and tho sub
f'Df oi The play. fhouEh Do I- Co., odd
DOL. history Ia handled from modern
fi'v point and with Ifs relationship
'u present day condition. con ffaufy
Iu mind
And excellent cast headed by clara
Joel nn. uf America. most talent
Younger ar'f' .'.. hua been assembled
fIr IN. presentation Among those to
whom fhe Interpretation of The play
h1. boon rufru -rd arc Wilson
H'fnoId. Helena Rapport Helen 1ud
.nu. tHuf.r Nrrfi Do. Nllrup Duraru.
Malcolm Arthur and other.
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said. o. C. Carter. prominent
attorney and Republican Of Tyler.
Mr.. Carter. said that in MiddlebOurne
The sentiment in favor OF the jurist
Is growing constantly. and added that
in his travels throughout West Nir-
ginia. be- found hat the candidacy was
meetinE with a. much favor a. In his
home county.
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TYLER COUNTY STRONG
FOR JUDGE ROBINSON
o. {. Garter. Prominent Middiebourne
Attorney Here for Convention
Speaks for Robinson.

lowing 90 tho impa ssable roads
Throughout Tyler county DO has been
almost impOs sibIr for any candidate
10 do much campo iEnirE but Judging
from the reports that arc received
from the rural sections. tho candidacy
OF judge Ira T.. Robinson for Governor
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GLASS CO. INCORPORATED.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nav A.
4 certificate Of Incorporation has been
issued By The secretary Of state 10 tho
Iadcn City Glass company. OF paden
city Tyler county.
The company proposes 90 establish
tal tv $3.50 600 Tho incorporafo-e All
of SistcrstIllc. are v Hrodawafor
a. Mcsscr ". J. Mccoy. & u Schup.
bach and y T. Mckay
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French author has sent us In recent
years 10 Isl wen that % should b. present
ied under such auspices. Mr. FaVerahafu
comes Co. us not only with the endorse
mcut OF "a long Nsw Worn rim. hut d.
rect from chicago where Hs played tho
most prosperous engagement hr has ever
enjoyed bon that city
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invisible has held through all 90, trials
10 which they have been subjected
\ new MONKEY. jungle. and other Nfu-
iu"l pictures viii boz extra added fca-
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Middlcbourne Tor n game Saturday but
until late laet night no. word had been
received from the Tyler couutiaus.
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Heth recent Metro releases. Tho s.lIr
,,.,,.,Hi.E ana Metro Drew comedy will
complete a very strong program
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Hon. l.. y. Reed. 81 Terra Alta. edi-
tor and publisher Of the Preston Eopub-
licnn. was among those boz ATTENDANCE at
tho convention yesterday. Mr. Reed
stated that the Republican, of fn. sse-
1nd district arc confident of success this
iall. and Will elect tho Hon. ts,orge 81
HDWcrH e. congress Hf the c0mIuE spe.