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J. P. KERNOPLE, Editor.
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GRAHAM, N. 0., April 13, 1916.
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Democratic Convention.
A Democratic county convention
it hereby called to meet at the court
botiae in Graham on Saturday, April
22nd, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose
of electing delegate* to the state and
congressional conventions, and to
transact any other business that may
come before it.
W. H. CARROLL, Chairman.
WELCOME! )
Graham extends an unstinted wel
come to the whole of Alamance
county on County Commencement
Day—April 22nd.
Jfc ia hoped everybody will come
and enjoy the day. It will be great
and inspiring.
Last Saturday the State Republi
can Executive Committee met in
Greensboro and named the follow
ing to be voted for in the State pri
mary on June 3rd for State ofliceia,
to-wit: For Governor, Frank A.
Linney; for Lieut.-Governor, L. L.
Jenkins; for Commissioner of Agri
culture, A. L. French; for Attorney-
General, Z. V. Walser; for State
Auditor, J. Q. A. Wood.
Villa atill keeps out of the clutches
of both Mexican and American sol
diers. A day or so ago he was re
ported dead and buried, but that
waa regarded simply aa a "trick."
It would aeem that he could have
been taken before now, if the Mexi
cans were aa earnest about the mat
ter aa the Americans are.
T. R. Roosevelt is runniDg a big
bluff. Progressive or whatever he
may call himself, he is after the lie
publican nomination for President.
He run well four years ago and had
a tremendous following, but he will
not do so well again. When ho tries
it he will see.
In the past few days the fighting
in Europe appears to have been the
fieroeat and most deadly of the
whole war.
To Pension Jobless.
A proposal for national insur
ance against unemployment has
been Introduced In Congress by
Representative Meyer Loudon,
the Socialist member from New
York.
The measure proposes that a
fond be established "to secure to
workers adequate means of sub
sistence while involuntarily un
employed, whether the unemploy
ment be caused by lack of work,
alckneea or old age." It provides
for the appointment o(a com
mission, two members of Wrcfch ar»>
to be employers of labor, two rep
resentatives of organized labor and
the fifth the Secretary of Labor,
M chairman ex-offioio.
To minimise the bnrden placed
apon the insuranoe fund Mr
London proposes that employ
ment bo provided by the develop
ment and exploitation of public
lands. He puts forth his meas
ure aa jui avowedly aociallstlc
scheme, such schemes of social
insuranoe are better understood
in Knrope, where many nations
bare adopted them as neoeesary
measures of national welfare.
-Mr. London's plan, however, is
comprehensive and embraces
practically all the various branch
es ot social insurance that have
secured wide adoption. They
bare usually been taken up as
natural extensions of workmen's
compensation laws.
Last month one branch of Mr.
London's sohemeraade its appear
ance in Mew York State in the
shape of a bill introduced in the
Legislature providing for a State
scheme of sick payments to work
ers gettinglees,than SIOO a month.
Robbing Eases Pain
Rubbing sends the liniment
II tingling through the flesh and
II quickly flops pain. Demand a
- | liniment thatyoucan rub with.
II The be* nibbing liniment is I
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for the Aibntnt* qf I
Horses, Mules, Cittlc, Etc*
Qood/or your own A ches.
Pains, Rhaamatism. Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
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THE GRAHAM DRUG CO. .*
AYCOCK MEMORIAL CUP
High School Debate Friday Xlfbt- IS
Mrboula I'.uler Final Conteat—Cilrl
Debaters In 45 of Them—Gra
ham Mend* Two (ilrla.
Cor. of The Oleaner.
Chapel Hill, N. C., April 12.
Seventy-five schools, having com
plied with the conditions regulat
ing and governing the High School
Debate, are how eligible to outer
the final contest for the Ayeock
Memorial Cup. Each of these
schools will send two teams to
Chapel Ilill on Thursday, April
13—one affirmative and the other
negative. And once on the Hill,
the affirmative team and the nega
tive team, which are to face each
other in Memorial Hall Friday
evening at eight o'clock, will be
chosen by the process of elimina
tion. From thesevcfnty-fiveschools
which will enter the first prelimi
nary Thursday evening, about
sixteen teams will be chosen to
inter tho second preliminary Fri
day morning. At this time and
from this number tho two teams
' which are to enter the final debate
in Memorial Ilall will be chosen.
One interesting phasoof the de
bate is the fact that very few of
tho High Schools win out in the
trlangulars two years in succes
sion, a fact which siguifles that
all schools enter the contest upon
an e{iial basis and all have the
same chance of winning the
, Aycock Cup. For instance, only
| t«n of the schools which sent down
teams last year will be reprosent
-1 ed again this yoar; and only eight
of the schools represented here in
1913-'l4 will be eligible this year.
Out of the 325 schools in the con
test this year not a single one of
them has sent down teams for four
| successive years. Eight schools,
however, have been represented
at Chapel Hill three times. Of
that number three—Luuiberton,
Holly Springs and Stonesville -
sent teams dowu for the first three
years but lost out in the triangu
lar contest this year. Tho othor
five schools achieving such dis
tinction are I'leasant Garden,
Wilson, Graham, Statesville, and
Stem.
Forty-five schools will be repre
sented at Chapel Hill by one or
more girl debaters. Eighteen of
these schools will sond down two
girls; two—Vanceboroand Tren
ton —will send three girls each;
while the teams representing Fai
son and Swanuauoa will be com
posed entirely of girls.
Robeson county heads the list
with four representatives among
the 75 schools coming to Chapel
Hill next Thursday. Seven other
counties—Alamance, Uuncombe,
Gaston, Iredell, Scotland, Wake,
and Wilson—have three schools
each; and still three others —Gull-
ford, Duplin, and Johnston—will
be represented by two schools. A
' curious coincidence occurs in con
nection with the counties repre- :
sented and the girl debaters— in
, that, six of the counties which
will be repreaented at Chapel Hill
( by three schools will also be rep
resented by five girl debaters.
Halle! In Sli Hour.
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s Ultcaae relieved in six hour* by
, the "NEW ORBAT SOUTH AMER
ICAN KIDNBY CURB." U ie a
great lurprise on account of ita
• exceeding oromntneaa in relie* in^
Rain in bladder, kidney* and back,
i male or female. Relieves reten
tion ot water almost immediately,
i If you want quick relief and cure
I this Is the remedy. Sold by Ora
ham Drug Co. adv.
This time Russia seems to have
a real irou horseshoe concealed in
its boxing glove.
Uncle Sam is now, by the logic
of events the policeman of the
world—and he has not a sufficient
f jrco to police half his own hem
* (sphere.
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■ Mr*. Boa* A. Mr. Wimui K.
DM, (!• Cltntoo J Praor. 10»P*S
M'vai nr nil
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/ Pernna 4 The Ready-to-take
Kissed The Flag.
What Belgium's King and Queen
have said concerning what baa
been done for the people of that
Had, war-stricken land makes
quite clear their heartfelt ap
preciation, but the most touching
evidenceof gratitude comes from
the women and children and the
old men who remain in theYr invad
ed country and who are direct
beneficiaries of the benefactions
of the kind-hearted outer world.
Their efforts to show weat they
feel, to make others know how
they are touched, is pathetic.
Americans who have been working
in Belgium, distributing food and
clothing, find their task arduous,
not physically, for the stimulus is
great, but wearing on their powers
of self-control. It isn't scenes of
poverty and hungry women and
children, for everyone in Belgium
gets enough to eat now, that fills
the eyes and makes speech difficult
it is rather the poor, yet the best,
efforts of the people to demonstrate
their appreciation,
Some time ago a motor car be
longing to the Commisison for
Relief in Belgium, through which
lias been distributed that vast
quantity of food and provison
which America sent across the
seas to the stricken nation, drove
slowly through the streets of Lou
vain. The car flew the America
flag. A lady, evidently of goodly
station, well dressed and refined,
stepped in front of the machine,
holding up her hand in signal to
the American driver to stop. He
did so and the lady advanced to
ward the car. Paying not the
slightest attention to either driver
or his companions, who looked
curiously on, she approached the
forward part of the car, from the
engine hood of which rose the flag.
Simply she lifted one of the folds
of the emblem, bent over and
kiosed it. Then she turned with
out a word and walk don. And
as the car resumed its journey
there wasn't much conversation
there, either.
Investigation has shown - that
there is a smaller uumber of
bactefla in New York's subway
air than in the outside atmos
phere. Presumably the bacteria
are crowded out by passengers.
Mhould Not Peel Dlacouraged.
Bo many people troubled with
constipation and indigestion have
been benefited by taking Chamoer
lain'i Tablet* that no one should
feel discouraged who haa not given
them a trial. They contain no pep
sin or other digestive ferments but
strengthen the stomach and enable
it to perform its functions natu
rally. Obtainable everywhere.
adv.
Villa has some of the qualities
of the gila monster, but not the
staying qualities.
There la more Oalsmh In this Met lon of
, the country than all other dleeaaea pui to
gether, and until the laat few years wa* aup
poaed te be Incurable. For a great many
years doctor* prunouneed It a local dlaaaae
and prescribed local remediaa. and by con
stantly falling to oura with loral treatment,
pronounced It Incurable. Science has proven
Catarrh to be a oouaitluUonal dlaaaae, and
therefore require* constitutional tnatmeut.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, Manufactured by V. J.
Cheney * Co.. Toledo. Ohio, la the only Coo-
I •tltuUonal dure on the market It la taken
Internally In dueee Irora 10 drope to a tea
•poonful. It acta directly on the blood and
muouua aurfaoee of the ejstaa. They offe
one hundred dollar* for asv oaee It falls to
cure. Mend for circular* and teeUmoalala.
Add rasa: P. J. 11l K.N 11Y * CO.. Toledo, Ohio
Hold by Urugglata; 71c.
I Take Hall'* Family Pills for oonaUpa
u«a. it
Poat master may be made, but
toast masters are born —but not BO
' very frequently.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
> From a small beginning the sale
and use of thia remedy haa extend
ed to all parts of the United State
and to many foreign countries.
When you have need of auch a
i medicine give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy a trial and you will un
derstand why it haa become so
popular for coughs, colds ana
• : croup. Obtainable everywhere.
I adv
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——OPENING OF THE
CHERO-COLA BOTTLING
COMPANY
Saturday, April 22, 1916
| GRAHAM, N. O.
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The big idea in of
fering Chero-Cola
to mankind is to
provide a perfectly
delicious, refresh
ing beverage, that
is absolutely pure
and wholesome.
In order to be sure
the real goodness of
Chero-Cola gets to
the consumer, it is
sold only in the orig
inal bottle, steriliz
ed, carbonated and
sealed at the plant.
No Chero-Cola syr
up is sold in bulk.
It is not on sale any
where except in a
Chero-Cola bottle
with the label on it.
Each bottle bears •
the Chero-Cola la
bel that prevents
the possibility of
substitution. You
get what you ask
for.
Each bottle is ster
ilized and filled by
machinery. The
: contents are clean,
i The Syrup has not
; even a chance ex
i posure to contami
; nation or adultera
tion.
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ly measured by ma
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When you drink
Chero-Cola from
the original labeled
bottle—through a
straw—you have
the satisfaction of
knowing your drink
is as pure and clean
and refreshing as
it can possibly be
made.
Many families are
serving Chero-Cola
in their homes.
They keep it in the
refrigerator at all
times—a real treat
1 for eveiy member
of the family and
for the unexpected
guest.
Keep Chero-Cola in
your home. Buy it
by the case from
your dealer.