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Wearing long ribbon badges with let illy the Assoeinteil Press) tering showing that they were for free Berlin Jun via Sayville--A ment range a delegation 150 strong arrived her tif tIi tiernintt Ileielistng Mathias here yettertiuy from Ponti-r imunty to ti erzoerger one of the leaders or thp tower before the Senate committee Catholic( Central party ints expressed te which today will consider a bia relot a member of the etaft tho Overseas News Ageney his opinion on the note tiott a largo number of others of the ntoite Fillies in reply to Pres! from Pewter mild be hero todity to dent Wilson Herr Erzberger in quoted rwell their numl eri An otipewition hy the oversens News Agency as say delegotion else) here hut nothing like Mg enemy othtr things: tin largo in number oTho renew! illipreAsien made open The tree nage delegation a mo by the nide of the elite is as favor meeting in the (mart linuse hist PVt'lling ithle ibl be The note was not addisettesed plans for the field to be dresyed to the Central Powers but to ninth before the cemmittee totiny President Wilson which also mens to some of the largest hind owilors Of ail other neutrals anti nntions Yf how the ((minty (Ire in the deleglition end ever tett responsible governments mating wide!) are those of world empires Intl si ns t111: ti (4110 snitItittnp prosent lu this fashion their defeneti to land (miler Senator Burnett anti Ifel" neutral judge then it is to be supreKentative s(ott were at the meeting New(' tlint it is an appeal to common Among the i4 Mr I) ror Petiqe Ptt1 that whnt in is pluusi rior ehairemit (if the beard of votintY ble ns justifiable of their netion in this commissioners mid mr Flynn an inoio continuation of the war even after other member of the heml of minotY peuee offer wits made by the Central eninnibaitiners Da is register powers But nothing of this can be of deeds rind Mr 1 Henry who diseovred in the entente note In all owns 3(411) neres of lend I ii Fender its parts it presupposes thnt everything Etih member of the itcleotion wore' done or eVetl to be (Ione by the entente tw badges one 1hit tied tho other (is omitted in ttlIng red On the former this lettering: mision) and Ant the action of the 'en "Save Fender Democracy Let Mtlinr- tral Powers niust be stignintized with ity Mll" On the tither ns the fol ont hearing as criminal and hypoeritiInwing: "For I Against SSS N1t co jority r24 for Free Range" "The governments of our enemies Mr Henry talking about the evidently feel an urgent need to es situstion in Peniler limt night said: use themselves and their actions be "The majority of the people of Pen fore their own making and being so untfile to set forth for that purpose adequate reasons find arguments they tion anti both represetitntives to the fitment to the blindest preeoneeived ideas and darkest ignoranee of the past and tieneral Assembly the register of deeds If Central Powers Must Give Up Couquered Territory yy Ntt EEttnnee CALL TO mu Pictures show: 1 Henry Davidson: 2 4 114 0 t- l'' 0 '744 -Tv: i1'1: 4' it '4''ttt' 4 i 0 1 Ili' ti)" 1411 1 14c410re0 I A leil le" 1 144 A 1-74 -41- 1 t' 1 1 '''CA3441) 4' )444i 0 4 i -11 '4' 4 4N4 ''''''N INttihx 4o 44' 40411 (th1o tk tmh I ligg(4' -I 4 'clo ---S4! 4- 4 cl '4'P'e AS ('INN'ri'Iti: 14)40'1 -44 lo 1 141ile Vt 161 1 iy 4 9347" -1 :7 '0: i 44104 '4 41 -i 'e k4 11: 1 -te si i Nov' 4Pe 41' 44 f''' 5oe 4 tev4r tc4tveit42141r 1 0 Lee" 4 l- I 1 T4" st' 11 Ar "Se et 14t t4041 ti4974 t4 tt -tiNs ttict 1 1-1 1 tilkiA 71477 (15 4fari41 i4 i -1 x- t'Ti 1 i 4 i Lot 1 Art It A4ea A 4 3 'r- xlti 441 l': Ill 1: I i jelf))1 I 4: 4ic- 41 40 04 I ef 4 't 1 41: 0 1f irttArktto tttr411 1'' vNt 4 'a 1 "1'4'3 ft 14' 3- te'' tylkisaill Li- ii tte1-5 (7: 1 "i''' ''''--7NIi tt 'ir414-6L' t1 1 wltysi4t4 or 1 -1'' 4- le tkiIkyta "tta-a-Lo 4' '1' "4 'Pt '7 -4 se 1 i et liv 11(' fr47-41 44 11 4' le 1 4 4 i sL -4-4i1s4 1 14 4' 4 I 4'1011' '4 I i6' 44- l''1' PI? 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"I do not want to speak of the territory which under those conditions Franco ought perhaps to yield to England on liceount of former territorial status but Savoy and at least parts of Malta and Corsica certainly ought to be returned to Italy Franee ought to receive part of Canada and Rumania ought to have the best territory of all Ireland ought to be freed" "Perhaps it would be as sensible to take one more step into the future and any that the countries of the entente ought also to respect the historical rights of nations now neutral and to give South Africa to the Teutonic powers and Gibraltar to the Spaniards By doing so the entente certainly would achieve the glory of disinterested idealism and could suggest the same course of action to neutrals to whom their note was addressed Why does the entente not ask that Texas be 'returned' to Mexico? "Only a few days ago the British is-leased South African rebels who for almost two years had suffered in jail Ireland is ruled by a brutal military dictation which in those days is earried out even to the extent that its theatrea are forbidden to give repro aentationa from Irish history All this npparently is done in order to apply the principle of nationalities in the fashion understood by the entente "If the entente really wishes to carry out the prineiples of nationalities I can reply that it would then be necessary to establish independent negro repub lies in some of the Southern States of the American Union" KINSTON'S POPULATION PASSES 15000 MARK (Special to The News and Observer) Kinston Jan 18--The population of Kinston by directory estimates today was plaeed in exeess of 15000 The elaim is made that the city's grouth has exceeded that of any other East Carolina remmanity mince 1910 Property valuations have increased several million dollars There has been no boom year since the '90s following the establishment of the tobaeco market Kinston less than two decades ago was a village Today members of the Chem ber of Commerce believe it to be the third largest city this side of Raleigh and it is predicted by some that the 1920 government census will place it next to Wilmington CAPT BAXTER DEAD Was Last Surviving Officer On Staff of Admiral Farragut (By The Associated Press) New York Jan Charles It Baxter last surviving officer on the staff of Admiral Farrant died at his home in this city today at the age of 83 years Captain Baxter served as an officer with the British forces during the Sepoy rebellion in India and later in the Crimean war and the rebellion in adagascar He served as an officer cos yesteraay and inelmles most of the 111H ri Ellti11 fatr of th one ntr oes iolived Vednes- by Ibmry Democrat Dont tl thiay A awl Mr Page's bill aro out of lair- loony with the recommendat ions of "tfl'Ir tiovernor Bickett and Superintendent lioyuer Senator Parker however sAys MILL MEN HIE SECRET SESSION Consider Situation of State Uzi der KeatingOwen Child Labor Act re than a hundred members of the North Caro lion Cotton Shinufacturers AttOtiati011 Clime tit of executive ges Eon in the assembly room of the Cliaiii ber of Comments yesterday with typewritten remolutions in tho hands tit the Reeretary putting the mill men roi record for compulsory education um' for the extension of tho age limit to fourteen year' In addition the resolutions thanked tiovernor Itiekett "for the usual spirit of fulness oilmen in hi Inaugural address" and the Chamber of COMMPITO the Capitol Club awl the Country Club for courtesies extended during their meeting here exeeutive session though they had to resolutions to make public in its re gnrd the manufacturers discussed the situation of tho mill men of the State under tho Kent (men Chill Labor bill recently passed 1y t'lingre7oi it Sternberg outside the meeting ex pressed individual ilktipproxill tic IStade law in conformity soli the fed scat child labor law providing for Ktiite inspection Such a low will be otTered the General Assembly during this ties on for partoige howexr Aml it is understood that if machinery for nection is provided by the State the federal government will suspend its in epection fentures so far no this state Si C011ePrilett awl necept the reports of State officials Cotton mill iniii that this makes suy for ii double in pection by htittn unit federal authori ties beenike they cun liaxe no tissurnee thut thtt federal itilinini-dration will continuo to be Natisti1 with tiLte inimetion reports Besides it is 'ter well understood that most rotton men letdi to the rourts to declare the act uneonstitut Mogi Presiding over the meeting yesterday was Ruffin pretiiitent of Mayo-don Other of the timinciatioti run John Patterson first xiee tdant Ritaitoko Rapids Arthur 1 Draper neomi viett-preiditent lotte Leake Jr thin! dent Rockingham Hudson seertary anti treasurer l'harbote The chairman of the legislative committee Pntterson The coal situation ut prescht giving the manufacturers considerable uneasi netts Some of the mills use Hi many us 40A)0 tons of coal Au ineremso of tine dollar a ton mikes therefore a large slice out of the profits et the concern anil there is hardly a mill that inerensed rost Of fuel does not otriko in Koine form or other The North Carolina cotton mill men have no ouch movision as that of the South Carolinu manufacturers silo buy in a pool NEXT MOVE FOR PEACE AS YET UNDETERMINED No Separate Reply to Great Britain's Sapplemental Regarding Peace id Expected (By the Assoc Press) Washington Jun 14--T1ere prebably Will be no separate reply to Great Britain's supplemental note te Promident Wilson regarding peace delivered to the State Department yesterday Officials of the administration frankly are ratified over the tone of the communi cation and construe it as an endorsement of the President's suggestion of a world league for peace but no formal etatement on the subject is considered necessary at this time and it lins not been decided what shall be the next Stove on the part of the United titates The reference in the British note to the necessity for some form of international sandlot( behind treaty ngreements and international law drew from German sources hero twiny an tiuthori tative stntement that (lemony under no conaideration would enter a league to preserve peaee if she should emerge from the wur in more greatly lam aged than her enemies The Cent nil rowerri were represented a 3 lltdiev itig that tho proposal to establish such a league at the end of this war '1111111d bo realized if the ultimote result of the conflict is such as to permit a coin pletly victorious set of belligerents to im pose its Oa a terms upon the voniiiiislied Germany it was said in (nuking it clear thut she stood ready to enter into league presupposed that the prestut would result in a peneti hieh ii II parties would eonsider just rind fair which would not be the ease if tho entente ever Phatild be in a position to impose as tome the objects stated in note to the President Some officials here seo in tho Ilriti--h note an invitation to set on foot a movement for the establishment 011 a world league to become effective after the war and thereby aid in paving the way ending the present millet COM men in Europe on the subject wilt be watched ith great interest THINK GERMANY WILL INVADE SWITZERLAND (By The Associated Press) London Jan newspapers assert that masses of German troops are concentrating near Basel" says the Ex change Telegraph's Geneva correspond "The Swiss general staff is con 'rimed that an invasion of Svitzerland contemplated with a view to freeing Atsace from the French invader" NEW YORK PLANS TO HAVE NEW SPORTSMEN'S CLUfl iBy tho Assoeiuted Press) New York Jan for converting a portion of Madison Square Garden New York's largest amusement arena into an exclusive sportsmen's club vrere declared on the way to fulfillment Grant Hugh Browne in a statement the State Athletic Commission here today Members to the proposed club he said would have first call on arena seats garden boxing bouts the project being patterned after tho National Sporting Club of London Reported Sunk Reaches Port (By The Associated Press) Baltimore Jan being re ported sunk by a mine or submarine Norwegian StoRmship AV011a reached port today from Huelva Spain i I 0 lisil 1 1 1 11t'' I 1 1 i i I 1 1 Ai I' 0 4 IS i 1 fr i 1 qt I 1 1 'tf i 3 I' i c'' '1 k' 1 I 0 I I wtwowe StorIbolderi Appoint Commit tee To Cm Ritoo4 City Itubi nest Men toi "Sounder" Nathiog ft 1'11144011 fitiVe t) the Lenitue itireellors tit I heir meet Ina' in tireetisliora 'Afettilay that Italeigh will remain in tlin lengsto soother yuar mot the st committed' of trti tis enormss the tiusiness men of this city t) itseertnin their view' of the likeliall sit wit I re this 'nit itti steps tahen hy the stoeklitiliters of the Assoelaromn Ressloo last night for the resumption of the I here hitt fleattnill Alter hearing it repoit from Presiileht Jolly of the tissts si linhilities of the Issopial ion I tl ILlIIt es 'Mug spry sivh i the I I 11104kt4 itiiciosed the prospeets (or It 401 lLLI 4t1 rft MIA the fro' e)Ike souhl lie a How to the prulige if the l'apital City of North Carolina' was the keynote of the entire siflaition sounitel hy Ilitsliee Itthers loithic1 the wisloin of tittempting tit have hisetnill here this year snit tuls viinee1 the theory flint tine yenr of idie tiv44 Mild 11011 hihP11111 III 101 keit I 11114 loft lit the snow ittne it was polot 1 eI mit that if dropped the lia timed time this pelooill it limy ran yers hi-tme IITLV rtitichie email seetireI I ii any 1i I lesoeintion nit ut tho lA I rUIIJiII of' other seasiiiis faeos ft hilt 411 tool I'i'ri hr tiny eertaitity of ILIIIII Ill Italeigh this year this delit or 11 large putt of it must he rit illieeili Tho it tee eomposeil of erria ellairmsn lIr Ittisst II Sherrill Ciliates Voielallloseplius Dna it1N Jr 1 eiwii leho IL ro A Dillon Imaran Young unti It l'earee will the 11isi ilePg hill the nest few 111)4 tritrtt their iiv lieforit attempting tii Reenre ail The rysult of this onnvuss will Oiliotol largely 11111 what definite platis the I make for ha hall here this teason I title of the tiouncenwilts II to ilagebtill Itio4 lin offer from Tho News ttitil ttliserer te contribute Psi tmitri ii retentien of the pastime ill this eity provide' it new organization perfeetel The speeial eimitilittee will meet in The News nod ttliertre offiie lit ll o'eliirk this morning In start its ratim vass STATE WANTS MUHL TEM PERANCE LAWS Sineo he convention of the North t'arolloa Anti Saloon League ill Ittti 'Odell tam called together for the lair Ilot outlacting tho saloon in North Curolinn tin contention lout been het ter attended or repremi nted tnore thor mighty tit the t4tato of North Carolina hays Superintendent IL Davis "An anttlystim of tit registration of the reennt Anti Salmit Iigitt (tVl9 tion" he continues shoos II ide morctol desire throughout the ktate for advtineo temperance legislation Out mide of Raleigh there wero in attend atteo 3:15 tbritgittum 141) orgattlitition! Were almo represented Theme of re: 1 Sunday schools So churches I Stoottly mehool elammes 5 1 7 1 Mill I 14 told Order I pie' and ti Voting People'i Soviet WM Rept 'villalitem front the West emu front tilt' Nullities of Burke Avery Caldoell Ca tattlin Cherokee Dathison thole Ire lloolot Sorry tool other counties Delegatos front the Kamt vain front Beaufort Camden Carteret Craven Currititek Pare Cottem Green 11Ple Martin New Hanover hisquotatik Pertutinians and other tit jos Distvgat es front the middle of the State ratite from Altintattee Anson Cillohtrlant Intr ham Formyth l'rnitklin Cranville tlitil for1 Johnson Mecklenburg Ntoore Ifithemon Vance NVarrtn and other countlem 11111t: MOTHERS' DAY IN AUDITORIUM TODAY 'Lii Ntotiters' Day" the first event of th for the chihiren of this city will Lc obscrosi with an interesting program at 4 iitilitrk thim nftotrnittin anditornini over WO "Little Moth yrs" have cnterts1 their names to take part I ii tho escrcies rollowing a program of music singing anti folk italic tho little tots will eonpeto for prizes for the best "Little Alother" hi a grant! march Mrs Hubert A lioyster Mi'4 A rpelturch una Mrs Olarcove A Johnson ill select the lirit inn( Tho high school orchestra will furnish musio for tho occasion The proram will he as folhvws: Overt ore-- II igh School Orchemt ra Loch) Imo "Spanish "Black Mask French Pantoinine "Shepliera Nlahlon" nod Laura Jones' Intornezzo tirand March of Little Mothers Felvetion or Best Littitt NtOther PROPOSES TO BUILD AN OPERA 110USE AT WILSON (Special to The News rind Observer) Wilson Jan IS--Dr tiratly of Rock Ridge ham an option on tiftytive feet in the rear of tho Daniels Property on North Tarboro street and it is stated that at an early day Ito will begin the erection of an opera house with a seating eapacity of 751) persons The building is to cost $15000 anti will be 1110dCrn in all of its appointments The opern house proper will set back in the middle of the block with an entrance on West Nash street At present Wilson has no playhouse ether than moving pietnre honsos----the old opera Imuse having been PON to the Methodist church 'rho house has been razed and an imposing Suuday school building will soon be erected on the old site Phil'p Boileau Artist Dead (By The Akhoeinted Press Nev York Jan Boileau the artist noted for his ilelitteations of types of Ameriesn girls died tonight of pneumonia nt his home in this city The artist wns nursed roustnntly by his wife who ivas his model for several drawings -(47 that he is practically certain that it will 6111 -0 Alli '1264611 --s pass the House Ito expects a hard 11 1 Eglit in the Senate Chief Koonce Starts Crusade tr- irJ117---071' 1y9 19 -'A II 0-fr 4 7 A delvalion was here yesterday from E) 11 i) afitl 4 Randolph to mk for the speedy aduption 0 I 111 a LI bill recently introtheed in the 011tilleged Vagrants in East Raleigh 47 House vs1 in4 that officials of that enmity be waved ou The nun from As a starter of a crusade to rid Rai 4 1 tarry Stublet mentioned ts tttotl their case to On nom of alleged disreputable white canddato fur 1ntetrint Governor to mitlee on (Pauli ci and nott living in East Raleigh section TheY Chief of Police Koonee yesterday drew suelool 0 Max Cardner awl at presnnt 1 INIlidi Ellis Gardner is chairman Hst1110k fitm matin county wero assured that the bill would be giv- worrnots for In Ivoinen who reside in ht 1t to a box put im 8 favorable repot Out dist riot Tbn venrrnnts Astro-inn Wednesday liett to a box party eigh of alleged disreputable whito weine living in East Raleigh section Chief of Police Koone yesterday drew warrants for Pt women who reside in tho Ilistriet The warrants charging Owl the county commiqsionerl were eleted on their free range attlinie "The county is adapted to free range Only about 10 or 15 per cent is cleared for cultivation while 85 per rent or more is in woods This makes the county sdaptod to free range and different from most counties in the 1-tate "-A vote which Wai had tql the queg tion showed that majority of the land owners nre in fnvor of free range Here nre some timnship figures shreeing the vultiation of the land hy those nho clod their it for the stock law end those who voted for free range With the exception of Caintuck township you will hee that the value of land owned by those who voted for free range largely exeed that of those voted for the stock tan: Topsail township: for free range 41490: for stock low $27530 Long Creek township for free range $15409 for topic law Columbia township: for free range MOW: for stock 82o000 Caintnek township: for free range C1814: for stock law e27- 721 Crady townhip: for free range $29342 for stock law $12802 "Here are figures on the land holdings of some of the men thnt free rnnge: McCoy 11000 neres John Davis 3o0o: II Lockhart 2- 000 Mr IL Page one of the wealthiest men in the county is also for free range" lion John ldellatny of Wilmington Is with the delegation and will act as one of the Ppok es tnen at the meeting today TRINITY PROFESSORS SPEAK AT CHAPEL IIILL (Special to The News and Observer) Chapel Bill Jan members of the English department of Trinity College road papers before the monthly meeting of the Philologictd Club of the University Tuesday night Prof A Moore discussed the "Influenee of Shaftesbury on Nature Poetry" and Prof Craves considered "SOW Aspeets of Elizabethan Stagecraft" Both speakers were honorary members of the club at the conclusion of the program A smoker was afterwards held at the residence of Prof Edwin Oreenlaw "The Logic Of Mathematics" IN as the subject of Prof 'Horace Williams lecture before the NA meeting of the Mathematical Club "When a man philosophizes he universalizes" said Professor Williams "He seeks for truth goodness and beauty But what does he In when IIP mathematizost is then that he individualizes and makes explanation in terms of the thing under considerat ion" IN FOREIGN FIELD lion Walker Vick On Via it to North Carolina in Export Trade Interests In th city yesterday NN as Hon Walker Vick formerly of Wilmington who is visiting the South with the purpose of interesting Southern trade in foreign fields particularly with South America Mr Vick is the general manager of the Manufacturers' Agents Company Inc of New York and holds that the time to capture trade with South America is now In North Carolina he has visited Greensboro Charlotte and Raleigh and In February will again visit Raleigh Mr Vick has taken an netive part in the political activities of this eountry Fie was the assistant secretary of tho Democratic National Committee when the late Thomas PPIle0 was seeretary and William Me Combs was chairman before that baring represented largo interests at Rutherford For some time he general receiver at San Domingo holding that position while Mr Andrew Joyner of Greens bort) waa one of the representatives at the Ramo p1aee 7ir Vick has ninny friends in Raleigh and throughout North Carolina who aro always (blighted to welcome him on his visits to the State vitgraney were drawn for Hattie Scott Ethel llottard lklabel Bowan' Helen )ward Edna Earl Strong Louise Price clara Lester Ruth Daniels Ada King Blanche Nlivadm Doris Puller Alice Brit lin Louise Boyd (lay Brooks and nub Bigelow They will be served today it said The report against the women was ninde by Capt Brown under orders fmni chkf Koonce and the MUM'S of praetically every polieeman Ott the warrants as witnesses agaiust them Yesterday it was reported that a ber of the alleged vagrants hail already left the city after learning of Chief Koonee's plans to stag his crusade A maiiirily of the ivomen it is said have been living in East 'Raleigh for rt 'umber of years Louis() Price was recently tried in Superior Court urton a chargo of assault by shooting at an unknown man Blanche and Ada King have been in city court several times hid' initholed the following: Vatter Validly Speaker of the House lax 1ardner Covernor Senator 1 Long 11 Allen Itepesentative Jaines A Grier A Itixon and Charles I 0 htthow4 of 'NTeeklenkity is the lily der of a goldheaded wine hi this Aqsenibly was a tiiit laiO tOOSt OVOry legislator who nine to itileigh sported a shillala with IL betid That period however passed With that of the top hat and jitnmnineer The gold vane is today an exut-ption Mr Matthews' is a very pretty alb artitic COM' It 'is given hint by his brethren of the NVoodnien of the Veal and he 'wiles it very 101in flfli Lloyl Wa le two f'hrin(r it I nit were visitorg to the House yeAerday They wanted to see how tIwir friend and townsman lieprspntotio Goorwo Grantham beha'I it Imincm They were impremi Iy the ttir il tignIty am' tibysmni 1v14- dont with AN Itivh Georv surroumls icet fr holm thorouqhly convimrd that Harnett im perfectly gare --tven if the lIonreentativo has tn uphold tho I I MM ttley (if two count les Whim '''kIllktorial rcpresentutives iR Republican The Gmerner of North Carolina in let it be known that he doem not stand for "genets" ond NW of these mny ex poet a pardon from him kinds if they are t'N VI' Mr ilt Nhore they deserve to go whilc he is in the chair The many frauds found in the various kind of patent medicines t-hould be ended and no doubt the Legislature will bold tip the hands of Governor Itickett in him efforts to rid the Stnte of theme chnrne ters in tho future Gevernor Weitett has blared the way that the Stnto might weI afford to follow along lines Mount Telegram The fight agninst the bill to regulate the Pale nntl 1140 of propriehry medi eines whieh wns introdneed in the Sellnto on Wednesday Imm alrealy begun Stenntor donem of Buncombe county yesterdny got a telegram signed by every druggist in Asheville asking him to work and against the bill The Stott) l'hnrinneentietil Association is got ting its luttelmt out for the bill The bill lins some strong ad VOnt CS and these belime that with some modification tho bill will got through The bill will be hentd before a meeting of the Joint committers of the House and Senate next Tuesday afterneon o'clock in the Semite chamber and a lively tilt is expected In in with their pre-eleetion prom Imes Itopublienn in emberm of the General Assembly Jill today introdiate a bill calling for the election of county bonrds of eduention and eounty superinten dents of edumation by popular vote Thu bill was forniulatcil In a party call Lots Of follis have been enquiring about the 11t'i' IilI introdueed by 16pre8entatie Ray of Macon Hero it "That there is herely appropriated nnnually the MIMI WO tind tif thousand dollars in addition to the ammints now appropriated ly the Sit' for pnsions for the (nfoderate soldier sailor mid widow in the class be or she plarcd" The hill which is to be introdueed in the 'louse for the chainfing the eonnty seat of Rutherford comity from Ruttierfordten to Forest City will Lave hard sledding if Representative Isinek of Powell county has his way about it Iii rterdten is his nil tome end he to the hist diteh Fore City is tivi miles sonth of Liitherforibin and with the railnay ftioiliCes in that seetion the people of the south already have the advantage over those living in the north ern part Of the county and by changing to 1'ere1 City it would plaoe the people or the northern sectien to still greater ftinipenntage It is the same old tight that LDS been going on for years A new courthouse has only reeently been 1164 in Rutherfordten and this lias vet b-011 raid for said Mr 'leek It is said that the Forest City people ciler to give the eounty site aml put un as gond a courthouse as that at Rutherfordton and make the county a present of it Mesars Tirnee Crnven nil John Ilrittain of Randolph enunty were here yesterday and appeared before a Nen mitb-e in the interest of the bill to abolish the office of enmity treasurer and to plaen the ollieers on a salary basil' 'Mr Craven said ant both Demo-ere and Republieans were agreed on the measure The bill will get a favorable report The bill fixes the salary nf the sheriff at $30(t and thnt of the elerk and register of deeda nt $25)0 each each of the officers to pay for own help NEW RAILROAD BEING TALKED FOR KINSTON (Soe('ial to The News and Observer) Kinston Jen is aroused hero by reports that Kinston may be connected with KentillSV MO and Warsaw in Dup lin county by new rail lino A line is already in operation from Kentinsville to Warsaw on the At inntic Coast IAne between Coldsbore II nd whilo ft road running south front here terminates ahnost in the eenter of Dap lin county only a few miles frotn Kenunsille It is said the twn may be linked tivether Local business hilt CNITSt 11 hope however to see a more direet line connecting this city with deep water at Wilmington ultimately and progress on the road south front here hist your is believed to have been towed that end I ty Ti1 I e11 I 1 1'1 1 pe 1 w-1 te In I itz sz 1 le I In r1 fL i CO ell et vi Vf 1 az Vr r''' to to so to bz LI IN A ivar ite for ent is by to for the GOVERN ME NT OPERATION OF RAI IRO DS IS DISCUSSED The Asrsociated Press) NVashington Jan Advocate Pral Crowder of the army and Soolleiter General Davis of the Departopelit of dotqlen appeared today before Sonate Cummeren Committee to dismiss the hill autliori7ing the President tn tilt') over and operate railways in of military neersodly Both agreed that there is a ()constitutional power of lraft in times of penee as well (is war vitr'rc tho Puldie safety demands Cbairmon Newland ssiol towight'he expeete1 to make every effort to bring 1ill out of committee which would not interfere with the right of strike nr leekont but which would prevent the tie up of interstate commerce Corners Potash Market Asqninted Prers) Kington Jan 18-0 McCrary local farm demonstration expert today tornercil the potash market here McCrary found 10 pounds whieh he purchased for 2n cents a pound or six or seven times as much as Ito would have lind to pay before the war lin believes there is no ether potash left in Kinston It is literally as rare as the famous sprig of holly in the story McCrary annonnei he would not pat Ms treasure in ft brink hut on a lawn which is to be scientifically fertilized Mrs Benson Dead ComeronInn JM Ilenson wif( Bev Benson died nt the pnrsonn go bete Tuesday tOght after an ilinoss of about four dnvs Iitsv nr1 Mrs Ilenson had only been on tills ehorce a few mrelis enniing lure early in Doeetuber but they had mode many frionds whose sinpathy roes out to Mr lienson and his dill Interment wns In tho cometory at Nashvillo this ruin School Building Burned in the-Amerienn navy throughout the (Special to The News and Observer) Civil War Three daughters and a son Woshington Jan even- survive him ing shortly after six o'cleek the Pine vlie school houso caught tiro and was TENNESSEE MINING MAN entirely destroyed Only a few tables SHOT TO DEATH BY ROAD BOSS and benehes were saved Tho loss is estimated at from $1500 to $2000 (By The Associated Press) Rockwood Tenn Jan WOULD CHANGE D4NISII WEST Gambill commissioner of pikes of Roane INDIES TO "DEWEY ISLANDS" county was shot and killed today and 'Thomas Brown assistant superintend-Washington Jan of ent of the Roane Iron Company is hold name of the Danish West Indies to in $10000 bail charged with the killing: "The Dewey Islands" in honor of Ad The shooting occurred in Brown's office mind Dewey woe proposel in a Joint at the Chamberlain mine and the police resolution introduced in the Bowie to- said Gambill had gone there to collect! day by Representative Allen of Ohio some money on an ore digging contract 44k dak in the American navy throughout the Civil War Three daughters and a son survive him ---o 7 114 ImmEmonoIMORIMon.