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STOCK UP NOW IS PLEA OF SHIPPERS Warns Against Waiting On Transportation Till Months of Congestion Atlanta, Aug. L. Winchell, Regional Director of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad, has issued 8 drastic warning to shippers and heads of industrios to beware of waiting upon transportation until the months of congestion. He says: "Every effort should be made to inall classes of shippers, and more particularly, the industries, to follow the polley of stocking up during the remaining months of goood weather, when the flow of transportation in the easiest and the demands are relatively lightest." is no doubt but that industries in general for economic reasons, have avoided carrying stocks, relying upon the railroads to meet their current needs from day to day, or week to week, but it is clear that if there is an explanation made of the greatest demands which the carriers will have to meet during the winter and the of transportation that are likely to (not merely because of the total volume of traffic but the preference that must be given to war requirements), the probable shortage of equipment, they will be willing to stock up for their own protection." "Many plants operating heavily, haps have not much in the way of storego facilities; they should be induced to provide same in some manner. The question of expense for these may, at moment, seem large, but the possibility having to close down for lack of fuel and material, may cause a loss of far greater Stomach Troubles and Dysentery caused from Drinking Ice Water or from sleeping near 111 open window should be cheeked immediately.

Get a BABY BOWEL MEDICINE, sure remedy for Summer Diarrhoeas. It is just as ef. fective for Adults Ar for Children.Adv. U. S.

CASUALTY LIST Washington, Aug. Army ensunity list, issued today in three seetions, shows: Killed in netion, 57; died of wounds, 10; died of disease, died of accident and other causes, wounded severely, 67; wouned, degree undetermined, 158; missing in action, total, 305. The list includes the following men from Southern States: Section One: Wounded, degree undeterminted-Lieutenant William G. Cann, Savannah, Sergeants Charles Gilbert, Saltville, William O. Williams, Lyons, Band Sergeant Jos.

M. Laird, Birmingham, Corporals John H. Boatfield, Dahlonega, Ivy Courtney, Walker, CHESTER E. HENSLEY, Marion, N. Privates Bob Manchester, Henry W.

Dickerson, R.F.D., Culloden, Tommie Dunlavey, 267 Orange Macon, Robert H. Dykes, R. F. Eastman, Louis Montenot, Chataignier, Geo. E.

Gallops, Box Springs, Will Glass, 5 Randolph Street, Macon, Charles H. Holland, Raunsaville, Virgil Johnson, Norwood, Sidney N. King, Bethune, S. Joe F. Watkins, R.

F. Jackson, Ga. Section Two: Wounded severely: Sergeants Edward C. Smith, 531 Orange street, Macon, Vernon Wilson, Holladay, Privates Albert M. Friedman, 121 W.

Eleventh street, Norfolk, Leon D. Payne, Tabscott, Va. Wounded, degree undetermined: Sergeant Lawrence Phillips, R. F. Oneida, Corporal Thomas W.

Ivie, Alto, Privates Jessie Stanford, Eunice, Homer Stout, Key, Ark. Section Three: Killed in ActionSergeant Bernard F. Green, Bradley, CORPORAL ELWOOD G. ROE, Thurman, N. Privates Thomas H.

Blissit, Juliette, William H. Bridges, Magness, Jesse G. Ford, Bumpus Mills, Thomas R. Frith, Nashville, William G. Morris, Lauderdale, David W.

Powers, '519 N. Seventh street, Richmond, Va. Wounded, degree undetermined: Private George W. Richardson, 104 Enterprise street, Macon, Ga. Second List Issued.

Washington, Aug. second casualty list was issued late today containing 98 names divided as follows: Died of wounds, 19. LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned, tanned or freckled Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and complexion on beautifier, at very, very small cost. Your grocer has lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few conts. Massage sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan disappear and how clear, soft and white the skin becomes.

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Cocoanut Oil Fine For Washing Hair If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, This dries the sealp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Just plain mulsifled cocoanut is pure and entirely grease. is much better than the most pensive soap or anything else you can use for shampooing, 68 this can't sibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in.

One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out ily and dandruff removes every particle of dust, dirt, excesaive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it One and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage, You can get mulsified cocoanut most any drug store. It is very cheap, and few ounces in enough to last everyone in family for months.Adv. Wounded severely, 76.

Wounded (degree undetermined), 3. Total, 98. The second army casualty lilst contained the names of the following Southern men: Died of Wounds: Lieutenant Thomas K. Kern, Lexington, Sergeants Robert D. Clark, Buchanan, Richard Parks, Ellijay, Privates Oscar F.

Coley, Fort Payne, GEORGE R. DAVIS, R. F. No. 1, Maiden, N.

George F. Rutledge, Farley, Herbert C. Sikes, Wodwee, Ala. Severely wounded in Action: Lientenant George T. Noble, 1525 Sixth southwest, Roanoke, Privates John E.

Coffee, 616 West 39th Savannah, Bradford Keel, Langley, Wounded, degree undetermined: Pelvates Maynard 11. Cash, Vesuvius, GUS N. MOORE, Big Ridge, N. C. No Marine List.

Washington, Aug. to today's army casualty list of a fourth section of 98 names, made public night by the War Department incrensed the day's total to 403 names. The Navy Department did not issue a marine list today. The army list was divided 18 follows: Killed in action, 57. Died of wounds, 29.

Died of disease, 2. Died of accident and other causes, 4. Wounded severely, 143. Wounded, degree undetermined, 161. Missing in action, 7.

Total, 403. A SUMMER TONIC-DRINK Hersford's Acid Phosphate Healthful, and most agreeable to the taste. Refreshes and invigorates. Use it in place of lemons. Adv.

W. U. TELEGRAPH CO. EMPLOYES WAGES RAISED (By The Associated Press.) New York, Aug. 12.

-Announcement of a general increase of 10 per cent in wages of all employes of the Western Union Telegraph Company, belonging to the association recently organized by the company, was made here today. The increase, retronetive from July 1, applies to about 45,000 workers. The advance is subject to approval of Postmaster General Burleson now in charge of telegraph and telephone lines under proclamation of the President. No Liquor, Says Director Mac. Washington, Aug.

of liquor in stations or on railroad trains forbidden Director Gen. railroad, eral MeAdoo today in an order effective immediately and applying to all lines under government control. FEELING BLUE TAKE A CALOTAB Wonderful How Fine You Feel After Taking the New Nausealess Calomel If you have not tried Calotabs, you have a delightful surprise awaiting you. The wonderful liver-cleansing and sygtem-purifying calomel, the doctor's favorite among all' medicines, may now be enjoyed without the slightest unpleasantness. One Calotab at bedtime, with a swallow of water, that's all.

No nausea, nor the slightest unpleasant effects. You wake in the morning feeling fine, your liver cleansed, your system purified, and with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat what you please, go where you please, no restriction of habit or diet. Calotabs are sold only in original, sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Your druggist recommends and guarantees Calotabs and will refund your money if you are not delighted with SOUSA LIKES GUN NEXT AFTER BATON Famous Band Leader Owns Large Shooting Preserve in North Carolina Washington Star.

With the possible exception of his trusty baton, Lieut. John Philip Sousa of the United States navy regards his gun with more affection than any of his earthly possessions. The great bandmaster is musician first and ever after that a gunner. His hobby outside of business hours in trapshooting, and when he's not banging away at the clay targets Lieutenant Sousa is talking about shooting. He occupies a prominent position in the shooting world, too, being president of the American Amateur Trapshooting Association.

During his vacation periods Lieutenant Sousa always turns to his gun for amusement. He is the happy owner of two-thousand-sere shooting preserve in North Carolina, where he goes each hunting senson to get close to nature and practice his favorite sport. Lieutenant Sousa talked interestingly of his the other day to a Philadelphia reporter, He said: find the reereation I get afield most enjoyable and conducive to good health. When out with my gun I completely relax, mentally and physically. There is always sufficient excitement and anticipation connected with field shooting to cause me to forget all bustness cares and enjoy life.

It gives me in different study of an opportunity to commune, with nature game and habits of same is a most interesting feature of outdoor life. "Last, but not least, comes the the darky who knows the swamps, the trials and the most likely pinces to find game. He is that amuses and disgusts, entertains, then finally wins one's admiration for his simplicity if nothing more. He is agreeable at all times, never venturing an opinion that would in any way conflict with an idea you might advance. "Before reaching the lodge killed several rabbits, and after each death 'Mose' had a paroxysm over my excellent shooting.

Just before we arrived home I saw a brace of blue-wing teal coming down wind. They certainly were making time. Just before renehing the boat they divided, one to the right and the other to the left. I shot first right and then left, for as fine a double as I had ever made ni.my life. Freighted with satisfaction, I turned to Finally I suggested that I had made nice double.

'Yea, shh, but that shot you made on the rabbit was the greatest piece of shooting I ever 'Mose' never could be interested in anything but my rabbit Grove's Tasteless chill Tonle. restores vitality and energy by purify. ing and enriching the blood. You can soon feel its Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. Price Dover To Hold Community Fair.

Dover, Aug. will have a community fair. At meeting of eitizens a substantial sum of money was raised 88 the nueleus of the fund to finance the exhibition. J. S.

Wooten has been named chairman of the fair committee: W. L. Bell, vice chairman, and S. W. Guyes, secretary-trensurer.

Sunshine Brought To This Man's Home Made His Wife Happy By Banishing Pain and Restoring Her To Health. A woman fills the home over which she presides with happiness, radiating sunshine and brightening the lives of those dear to her--when she is in good health, but when her physical state is poor it is different, n8 in the case of T. J. Mitchell, Eighth West Durham who says: "For some time my wife has suffered from indigestion and rheumatism. She had poor appetite; could not sleep and had to be careful of what she ate.

I had about given up hope of her health being restored when I heard of what this new medicine, Peplac, was doing, and now she is like a new woman. Be. fore she had finished the first bottle she announced that she felt better, and she certainly looked better. Now her appetita has returned, indigestion is gone and she no longer has those terrible rheumatic pains. She, can ent anything that she wants without fear of her food hurting her, and she sleeps soundly at night." Peplac is sold at the Tucker Bldg.

Pharmacy and at all good drug stores in Raleigh and Tis our pleasure as well as our I business to offer suggestions and advice to all who have an account here, and to assist them in investigating anything which they are considering. For REAL HELPFUL Banking Service, Try The CITIZENS. The Citizens National Bank "Safety for Savings" WHITE SLAVE CASE TO BE HEARD FRIDAY Man and Woman Arrested at Hotel Sunday are Still in Jail in Default of Bond The case against C. L. Chandler, alias C.

Gulledge, charged with violating the State hotel law and against whom a charge of white slavery will be be preferred, will be heard Friday before United States Commissioner Batchelor. The date of the hearing WAR set yesterday by District Attorney J. 0, Carr, Chandler and a woman named Susie Wade, were arrested Sunday night at the Yarborough where they were reg istered as man and wife. Chandler has admitted that he is not married to the woman whom he registered as his wife, according to the police, and now the woman is being held as witness against the man. It is now thought that the man's right name may be C.

L. Gulledge, Jr. After the couple was arrested an employe of the hotel found fragments of a letter in a waste basket. This letter bad been written to Mra. C.

L. Gulledge, by the defendant and then torn up. In this letter, the man professed his deep love for him wife. Police believe the man ham a wife living elsewhere. Two bell hops at the hotel will be summoned to testify against the defendant.

The couple are still in jail being unable to give 8500 bond each. COLORED SOLDIER GOES TO WAR ARMED WITH TESTIMONIALS. Kinston, Aug. colored soldier whose ontation in civil life was just the lowly a handy man around a white family's house has gone to the war with an unusual incentive to fight. Robert Croom, for years in the employ of Mr.

and Mra. Charles E. Kenndy here, bas carried with him to a training camp the published endorsement of white friends," "hundreds" of whom he "made a happy and friendly impression." Robert, they deelare, is "true, honest and faithful, clean in his habits, a lover of children." No colored man has been taken, into the service from Kinston with better record. they assert. Robert Croom, who drew his name from a revolutionary family of the tidewater section, pocketed his unusun! endorsement modestly and will carry it through the uncertain future with him, a negro ennobled and made happy by the professed iden that he will go nbrond to fight for his cherished white friends.

Tobacco Barn Burns. Kinston, Aug. $1,000 damage was done by tobacco barn fire on the plantation of Samuel Taylor three miles from here, The small frame strueWILS filled with of fine quality in process of euring. It WaS ture, quickly consumed. The barn was the third to be burned in Lenoir county in a few days.

Total damage of more than 42,000 was a done by the three blazes. ALMOST DIED INDIGESTION For Ten Years Suffered Living Death With Gall Stones and Indigestion. THREE BOTTLES INDIAN REMEDY RELIEVED HIM "For over ten years I suffered a living death with indigestion and gall stones. Doctors were unable to relieve me at all except by use of the hyperdermie syringe which is as bad as the ailment, but the hyperdermic enabled me to sleep when my suffering was so intense I could bear it no longer," declared Mrs. Nettie Edwards, 19-3rd St.

(Poe Mills) Greenville, S. C. "Then along came one of your representatives who persuaded me against my will to try Indian Blood Purifier and wonder of wonders, I have not had a doctor since I began taking it. I am now on my third bottle and feel better than in 20 years. I cheerfully recommend it to everybody troubled with indigestion, gall stones or stomach trouble," continued Mrs.

Edwards. When the digestive process falters food does more damage than good. No one should waste A minute. Genuine Indian Blood Purifier can be secured of reputable druggists. It costa but a dollar and saves untold pain and suffering.

Be sure the name Pearson Medicine Company appears on bottle and carton. It is your guarantee of quality and strength. Sold in Raleigh by Galloway Drug TAR HEEL FIREMEN IN STATE MEETING First Day's Proceedings of 36th Convention at Wrightsville Beach (Special to News and Observer.) Wilmington, Aug. 12. -The thirtyfirst annual convention of the State Firemen's Association was convened in the Harbor Island auditorium, Wrightsville Beach, this afternoon President James D.

MeNeill, of Fayfor a three days' session. The session found the various towns and cities fairly well represented, although there are fewer delegates in attendance than on previous con. ventions, convention was opened with prayer by Dr. J. Seegere, pastor of St.

Paul's Lutheran Church, and the delegates were welcomed by Mayor Moore, who paid a high tribute to the chief of the local department who has given four sons to the service of his country, The responses were by Mayor Bivins, of Mount Airy; James R. Young, of Raleigh, and J. W. Turner, of Louisburg. Organization was effect- BISURATED For Dyspepsia, Indigestion Heartburn, Belching, Sour Aeid Stomach, Gas in Stomach, take a teaspoonful of Bisurated Magnesia a half glass of hot water after eating.

Is safe, pleasant and harmless to use and gives almost instant lief. It neutralizes stomach acidity and sweetens the food contenta so that digestion is easy and painless. Sold by druggists everywhere. -Adv. ed during the afternoon and the convention settled down to routine work of little interest to the public.

CASES AGAINST WHITE WOMEN ARE CONTINUED Five ef the East Raleigh women, charged with vagrancy, appeared in city court yesterday for trial and their cases were continued until Thursday. Two who did not report to court were Ada King, alias Ada Pate, and Clara Lester, alias Clara Allen. The King woman is at home sick while Clara Lester, it in understood, has left the city in preference to facing trini, Army rgeulationa require a man to keep his hat on while armed, and this ruling was upheld by a judge in a New York county court, although court rules require all men to remove their hats. No Odor of Gasoline Left In Garments PARCEL DEAL NEXT DAY POST Phone ORDERS RETURNED 409 Fayetteville 262 Street FRENCH DRY CLEANERS RALEIGH, N. C.

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B. CROW, Cashier 0 The Farmers' and Farm Women's CONVENTION State Agricultural College West Raleigh, August 28, 29, 30. Practical Demonstrations and Discussions of Value to Every Farmer of North Carolina. Tractor Demonstrations -Community Picnic. Conference on Home and Farm Labor Saving devices.

Demonstrations and discussions on preparing and conserving foods, how to secure the best returns from labor and fertilizers used on the farm, managing and marketing live stock and live stock products, the family cow, home gardening and marketing farm produce. Come to the Convention--Let's Talk Them Over. For further information write R. Y. WINTERS, Secretary..