THE ROANOKE NEWS1
Thursday, Si:pt. 4, 1919.
Published Every Thursday.
AT I'.'STuriKB AT XXKIO.IS
Kri.Mi-ci.Af V1AVIEH.
SCHOOL OPENS.
VACATION DAYS ARK OVER, NOW
FOR SCHOOL A ERY fTFI-
cit'NT fait i n ins hkkn si-:- i
Ct'KKD. !
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Kill S 01' SiHSlKIHhiMN AOWl! :
0a Viiu itiv tnailj puHti-aul, tl At.
In Mouth, " .75.
Awt-kiv Peiriocraiii-jyurol ilfvoti-il
to the material, educational, poltt'cal
ad tirncultuiii! intrtth ul llalilav aud
lurrouQdiDKL'umitit'k
1 rerttMi ritr rate rpanunaMt' an '
anhed od dplicatuu.
KEEP STRONG
A an aid to robustness, thousands
Scott's Emulsion
as regular its clock-work the year
Around. A ri.-h ttn'ir X?,,'.
abounds in elements that con
tnhute to the up-building of
tr.-ngth. Be tut that you
buy Scott'$ Emulsion.
I HERE are ihree P's in peace
prnduuion, prosperity and prog
ress. Rntify the treaty.
Some of ihe best Republican or-
an ry now to be heard has for its
ihtme, 'How Not lo Do It."
I HE high cost of living is greatly
aggravated by the necessity of liv
ini! through a Republican Con
grtss.
The Republican Congress has
Deen prevented from passing bills
by its engrossment in an effort lo
pass the buck."
MOST of the soldiers have been
demobilized, but they are still fight
ingfor fair recognition from a
Republican Congress.
The Republican maioriiy in Con
gress is trying to demonstrate by
its tardiness in legislation that time
at least has not advanced in price.
Has it been observed thai Sena
tor Lodge is willing to befriend
any people who show indifference
or hostility to the League of Nations?
Did the Republican Senators
consult President Wilson for in
formation or was it their purpose
io get another pretext for talking
two months?
IF the people had to wail on a
Republican Congress lo reduce the
high cost of living starvation would
meantime have solved the problem
for most of them.
If the high cost of living could
be overcome by a filibuster, Re
publican senators doubtless would
make a better showing than they
are now making.
Dollars wasted by the Repub
lican Congress in dalliance and de
lay can be replaced by the taxpay
ers, tsut tiow can more tune be !
raised by taxation?
The executive departments ol
the Government are active in the
quest and suppression of profiteers
Only the legislative branch is inert
du.1 thai s in Republican hands.
Apparently the Republicans in
Congress believe that there can be
no move toward "reconstruction"
uniil after they have wrecked the
constructive work of the last Dctti-
ocranc Longress.
The school building and grounds
are undergoing a thorough clean
ing preparatory to the opening
Monday, September eighth
We uould be very glad to see
every pjiroii of the school out at
ihe opening. X'e iijni all to tcel
that this is your school and e
iruM that you will make u itic
mccca ol your pilgrimages tre-
quently.
Vi e belies e the present school
year will be the very K-s, we have
ever had Aver) dHcieni t.ioiliy
j has been secured mill great cue.
with a ilnrd teacher in the high
school department, ueare ahle to
start, on a small scale, elective
courses.
Primary children who expeci lo
enter ihe school lor the Hrst nine
this u'.ir must be i'"-i, during
ihe Hrst week or they w ill not he
allowed to enter until aher the
i nrisimas holidays. I hey must
alo secure from the Superintend
ent an admission card prior to the
opening, lor they will he adinuieJ
by card only. Any oilier siudems
entering this school for the hrst
tune this year must also secure one
of these cards, hich can be had at
Mrs. U ilkins' house.
All other pupils please bring both
your promotion and report cards.
You are no doubt aware of the
faci that our legislature has enacted
a law by which the birth-right of
our children is sale-guarded. All
children between the ages of H and
1 4 must be in school during ilic
enure session. We trust all pupils
will be present every day then
your training will mean something
both to the individual and his com
munity. Lei ui adopt for our
slogan for the year 1919-20 en.-h
for the oiherand all for the school.
The book lists will be out to-dat
and distributed to trie homes of all
pupils. Please provide yourselves
with books and be ready for work
on the first day. The incoming
freshman class will please see the
members of last year's fresh men
class for second-hand books. For
your Latin books see memhers- -f
Ihe ninth grade of last year. Please
see il you can secure these books
and report to me not later than
r-rtday morning, in order to avoid
delay.
All pupils who have been siuJv
mg during the summer will nlense i
report at ihe school building at 9
o'clock Friday morning u tins
w eek for examination.
The lisi of teachers for the pres
em year follows:
HIGH SCHUOL
Miss Williams, Science and His
lory.
Miss Moye, English and Mathe
matics. MissRridgers, Latin and French
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Seventh tirade-Mrs. Edwards
Sixth tirade-Miss Shaw.
Filth tirade VIks V,,,...,,,
Fourth Grade-Miss Dickens.
Third Grade Miss Bounds.
Second (irade-Miss Reid.
Advanced First Grade-Mrs
Crew.
First Grade-Miss Harris
Music Miss Pugh.
Remember the hour of opening
W. H. Edwards, Supt.
TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS
I"
Ol
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Accounts Audited and Ordered Paid by the Town
Hoard of Commissioners for the fiscal Year, May
I, 1018 to April .?(), 1010.
MidSummer
Reductions
(IS 1
Rocky Mount, N. C,
The Coming Season, where I will be able to
sene ou better than ever befor.
Tobacco is selling much higher, good cutters
selling from 55 to 70 eents
Smokers 35 to 50 cent
Common Grades Selling Well.
Yours to Serve
r. k. powisll.
Opening Sale September 2, 101Q
I May 7, l"ltx
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: HAVE a very am active lot (
l.iii prices i angina ti oiu
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The Citizens Bank
MAI II AX. N. C.
Invite the neunle ul HIIIm .k.i ...r....-.n -
roni,e thl. Bank. H h n t, . ' ZT . 11, 0 ?.
-j - tnwiriiiiif ntkuuni r ll I
necessary In these times. It saves money, anj you have . re
ceipt against payments to your creditors. Besides it gives you a
standing In your community. We have every facility known for
Sound Uanking, and invite you to open an account with us
with us"'"""1 aaUnt re"iv''s us "" attention as the largest
e pay 4 per cent. Compounded Quarterly on Savitnrs
come in and talk It over with us. We need you, you need us.
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OBEY THE LAW.
Head And Be Governed Accord Hi:
Ingly
OUR CONGRESSMAN.
HAS I Hi:.M Al l. BKAT ON
t RiN'ti.
To have preached for long year
the advantage of high prices and
ihen io be compelled to attack the
excessive cost of living-thai jn.
deed must be painful to Messrs
Penrose and Fordney.
No one would he so foolish as
to allege that all Re nuhtirilnc ar.
profiteers, but the present leaders
Tlll.RK's imilnni! but 'VhirliHii
feed on the calendar" of thp H,,.,
of Representatives, said Mr. Mann.
Well, it will prove useful when
some ot these Republican Con
gresssiunal chickens come home to
roost.
Sknator Lodge ought not in
dulge the delusion that the S.fn,n
galleries are big enough to acenm.
i uMi-uitai
modaie all the friends of a League ! first law of naiure.
of Nations, though they might af
Only a short time remains lor
the people of Weldon to comply
with ihe sanitation law enacted by
the last Legislature and avoid tin
penalties provided under the law.
livery home that is not connected
wnn a water sewerage system is
affected.
Discussing the new law and its
j enforcement Mayor W. W. Wig
I gins says-
: "Il is the duty of every good
cuuen to heartily join in ihe efforts
being made to rid the comniiiiiuv
of typhoid lever and similar dis
eases. The health juihoritics have
pointed out ilk- sources ol these dis
eases, and have shown ihemeihod
ol controlling them With such
L I . i , , .
Miowieuge ay.in.ipie mere is no
excuse for the pi esence of a case
ot typhoid fever, and it is the plain
duly of every resident to see that
he and his family are protected by
having Ins own home sanitated.
The health authorities have dem-
"iisiijicu mat typtioi.i lever, sum
mer complaint' among the babies,
and similar diseases are excrement
bourne diseases. There is no
guess work about this; it has been
conclusively proven. It therefore
follows, as the healih authorities
romi out, thai ihe proper disposal
ol human excrement means the
removal of the source of these dis
eases. In the face of these admit
ted facts I do not believe ihat there
is a man in this town who will de
liberately endanger the lives of his
own loved ones and the lives of
his neighbors by failing to take the
means provided and advised for
safety.
"Unfortunately every home can
not be connected with the water
sewerage system. But every home
can, and must, have a sanitary
privy, bell-preservauon is ihe
In Drovidmp
r . .-..una, uiuUKII IMC
of Longress are acting as if they ford room for all his
strongly suspected thai
leers are Republicans.
all proti-
The Lost and Found Depart
ment in me world's largest hotel
in New York employs six clerks.
Everything from a bunch of keys
to a violin may be found in the de
partment. But in all the time the
hotel has been opened only one
uest left his pipe. He cabled for
il from France.
STATE OK OHIO.
CITY OFTOI.Klin
LLC'ASLDI NT'y
,1"
Frank J. Cheoey make! oth that he
ii icaior partner of the linn of f. J.
Cheney It Co., iIoiiik huainpni in the city
of Toledo, County and State afbnmd,
and that aid linn will n.y ii nn.
drwt ittiMamfbr rch and .ry cane ot
Catarrh that cannot he cured liy t,e
um of tlall'i Catarrh Medicine.
FRANK J. CHKs'EY,
"worn to before me and ubcnbed in
...y pn-aence, thii 6th day of December
A D 18-6.
A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hall'a Catarrh Cure ii taken internal
ly and acta directly upon the blood and
mucoui surface! of the lyitem.
F. J. CHENEY CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
r.i -'aiK -ent free. Price 76 ceuU
par bottle. Sold by all drugifnta.
Ha'l' Family I'illi for Conatipatlon
mirers.
warm ad-
NORTH CAROLINA Federation t
of Labor warns preachers relieve !
from fear of autocratic capitalists.
Somehow we can't help but be
lieve that ihe situation is not nearly
as bad as described. In the first
place, preachers are not a class of
people to be muzzled, that is, ihe
right kind of preachers, and a
minister who permits his pulpit ut
terance to be directed by anything
other than right is not much of a
minister. Of course there are
some preachers who think more
of their jobs and the good opinion
of their rich churchmen than of
principle, but thai class i s Qn email
as not rn need 9ny protection, even
ii wurniy ot protection.
Palmer for Present i .. ....
gestion that will make more of a
hit after he has delivered the goods
awhile. If a martyr is wanted
how will Debs do?
Diarrhoea In Children.
For diarrhoea in children one year old
or older you will And nothing better
than Chamberlain 'a Colic and Diarrhea
Rimedy, followed by a doie of caitor
oil. It should be kept at hand and
liven aa soon aa the 8nt unnatural
loouneaa of the bowels appears.
a sanitary pi ivy this natural law,
as well as ihe State law, will bt
fulfilled
"Full information of ihe various
types of the sanitatv Drivies ihai
will be approved by the State Board
oi neann, winch is charged with
the duty of enforcing this act ol
the Legislature, may be obtained
from my ofhee, or a special bulle
Mr ,.,111 k .1: ,
.... m uc iiioiicu uirect to tne m-
teresied person upon application to
tne biate board of Health, Raleigl
sanitary inspectors representing
the State Board of Health win h
gin their duties the first of October
anu ii is time tor tnose of our peo
pie who have not already inker,
aciton to gel busy.
The necessity for full ri,
dllLC will) the Ifiw li a rl.tt.hU
Boih a moral and legal duly rests
upon me neaa ot each home
ucueve inai an our citizens will see
me maner in tnts light, and will act
accordingly. It will be a splendid
record to have this town rated as
iuu per cent, sanitary by the State
Duaru or neattn, and it is a record
that we may easily attain."
Oood lor Biliousness.
"Two years aeo I iuHir.H rr i..
quent attacks of stomach trouble and
biliousness. Seeina Chsmherl.ir.'. t.v.
lets advertised I concluded to try them
I improved rapidly." Miss Emma Ver-
Dryao, uma, unio.
J S. R. Winters writing w the
News and Observer from Wash
J'Hin, has the following io say of
j our Congressman :
"A lot of folks think they can
""ke a better tariff than Claude
Knchm who used lobe Democratic
leader of the House but no one
ever tries to out figure him," com
ments Ihe Washington Sf:ir in ;i
siory describing the fondness and
apmude of the Tar Heel Congress
man for figures. The Washing,
ion newspaper doubtless thinks
'""I Kepreseniaiive Kitchin would
compare favorably in the r,,,r.
bial calculator who can Knur.. ..
fellow out of a w ell on paper. His
v.asningion friends who jocularly
refer to his infatuation for maihe-
oidiics jS an explanation why he
Koi many of his tariff bills through
He figured so rapidly that his col
leagues threw up their hands and
said, "Lei 'ergo as Kitchin says "
Noi content w ith observing his
mathematical turn of mind ..;
deuce on Capitol 1-1,11, his co,, '
ues go back to his boyhood days
when the father ("if rfrTtrom,,....:...
Knchm encouraged his rapid fire
calculations by giving h,m trophies
for his excellency ,n adding col.
umns of hgures. Here is ,h, t
foing ihe rounds ,in,t ....
credence ihrouuh nhi:.;, :..
Washington :
'As proof of his ahi
d.ly. Kitchin wears an old
fashioned key wind u , i. ,i, ... :.,
almost as large as a can of mm
e got it lor figuring fast.
une time when k,,,.i,
boy lle reaJ o newspaper that
certain man had muhinl,H.i f.
c,.. l '
'gures in his head without
" as oatnng his eye Thai
Pi" Kitchin on his metal so hehur-
" 10 "is lather and said
l Relieve 1 could
"ls fKBUres in '"Vl'ead justhke
,c"ow ie paper describes
ell. son,' Kitchin, Sr., said
If I'lil I ("In rln .1... in.
- uu ,ali , g,ve you
mis hue waich: uhh i t. . .
win miiiurnia, and if I dr. ,.
.u ...
"J.i it is as tine a watch as
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'ii mi olu ami rypt
"VV'L. -vvr. uwuj,
w nerfiinnn tU a
.o buzz araundi""
haii a "une rsucn n s
"1 "? "me 31 " he had
".-...J.IICU me tour sets of figures
Several hours later, after figuring
June J, IYIH
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U'cl.l.in 1 in t ihnttn'-t
llufi v -until, ex I'ciiic
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K, s Hall.
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A. V. ICua.l Mui' I'd luiinlii,
1 Haiiisuii uiku, alum
t'uluniliia Jruu Wuik-t, valve
Harry Smitli, txiL'iiMi,
W eWuti (ito. To. ft'i'J
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W ,. Scott,
C. I.. Kvt'tvtt,
K s. Hull,
. Stnnfe'ei,
ieo. Williams,
Alex l lieatham
A. W. AuJIetou, " aud ataiups
ii. H. Dev. t'o. curiKUt,
I'. W Haidaare Co huIbc
August 5,
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Kuauokt Nfws, ult uMiuauer
an. I auuual xtatumi-ut -l. hu
Harrisou Works, alum .v.
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are nut mi installment h.ins..
not n.Uii tise iiistulliutnt lerms-
h.iiut innn ur unman who loves music n-
go wilhoul It. Mr Ldison has said to us: "j,;
not Uenv music lo the music lover. To thos
ot slender incomes make terms that ;
harass them.
Cl.reeu sutarv
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Z strmifer
t.fo WillianiN
Al.'v Chi-atliain
lis Hall
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September 2, u8.
W I. .-s.'utt, salaiy
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MOIl.T
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Ali.x rln-aUiain
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A W Aadlfluu
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W It Luuduii, lel.alf
H il Kutt.', it'ijitiar
1 laue A l'u, indue
It Ii lli'v ("o. lanilm
( lark A Miller, ahueiiiii hute
I. it Sniith, i-xih-iih.,
W illry-Moore l o. uidse
(leu S l uyne, lnue
I' -W. Iliiw ( o. mdse
Wel.luu rij; Co. lax houLs
' A lax ire.
out thecorrec.a;,i:K...nu2n
presented the boy ,h .he'"
Mrs Keach Tell, How She (lot
" isnow Kat-Snap."
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For a Weak Stomach
The areat relief afford! i.. .i.-...
Iierlaia'alahletrin. . V
"-,.,iur uicaaes
has fully provea Ihe ereai ,.ue of ,hj
.rMr..un lor a weak stomach and im
paired diireiition In n,.nu ..
- Kmmun uus
relief has become permanent and the
sufferers have been .nmnl.llB - . ,
1 rw7 .csLorea
lo health.
October 7, 1918.
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Hume Tel I'o. service
J Kc'rew, con pnsto jail
Welduu Fur Co. oidse
Weldou I'tj; Co. ptg
Willey-SIoure Co. mdse
R K Hex Co. lights and poaer
llaiTison Works, alum
Weldon i iro to. feed
Columbian Iron Works, mdse
I -. Ildw Co. mdse
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lark A- .Miller, shueinir horse
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The New Edison
The 1'honograph with a Soul''
Is the world's greatest musical Instrument. It give you em, 4
kind ol music, exactly as performed upon the stage .t
you nil that the ear can give ot Ihe art of the world s gre.tM
artists. ;
Do not let Money Stand in the Way!
It you are paying for Liberty Honds or lor some other nml
vou lire not particularly flush at the present time, do not lit
that fact prvxiiit you from owhing a New Cditim Don t hoi '
late, come to us and tell us confidentially what terms will fc
iiinvenieiil for you 5
W. M. COHEN DRUG CO.. .
Weldon, N. C. j
Sensational
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November 4, 1918
W L Scott, salary
Ii C (ireen, "
K C Cheatham
Us Hall
E L llaynard '
JKCrew,
Dr. I E Ureen, back salary health
oihcer
Unun A Houle, lumber
llairisoB Works, alum.
Harry .smith, eiue.uu.
H eldun liro Co. feed
Harrell s Htg House. 01
f W. Haidtvare Co
Horn Tel Co. arrxm.
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.1 S Turner, lumber
K I'Clatk. sliuetug l.utse
Wrl.loa liro. Co. tiids..
Harry Smith, exjiense
H ti Howe, reuistiat
It Ii llev Co. cuiteut
Weldon l-'ur. Cu. 1 eomf,,.t
I'.-W. Ildw Co. mdse
A L llutham, reading meters :tm
Harry Smith, s.lary li months
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Treasurer's Report
May 1, mis.
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By amtrec. ,I.V, I'ierce, taxes lli,m.-X
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ter rents
By amt rec. chief puhce. dot
taxes
By amt rec. K. R liev Co
(overpaid)
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Clearance
OF ALL SUMMER GOODS !
I' this time of the season we find that we have
more goods than we care to carry over, and
to make room for the i-nntrortn ....... ...
... 9 wnu art
already remodelling our store, we have marked
or quicK moving several lots of good merchandise
that will mean lots of savino- tn th l ..
. r - luxni our
chaser. Come in and see is all u,t a.k
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Weldon, note tL'.ouO uu
To amt pd interest
on bond
To amt pd Hano
ver .National Bank
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To amt paid by or
der of the liuaid
(xuuehers)
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May I, lain, hal on band $il,tiiu .-,4
W I. S4 ITIT, Tie,,.
It Must Have Been Dead at I east
6 Month, But Dldn-t SmH,:"
I Spend a $1 on Rat Snap and
Saved the Price of a Mof."
'Saw a bia rat 11. ourii. ,. ' ''""'" Me'iuire, famous lloa- Ke,
writes .Mi. .luanuy. "r..i ' f New Jersey says: "I adyisa Bvrv
cake of HAT Np. .. ... " '.' I ""uble.l with rats to use Hat.
small piece. 1.,.. ... ,. ' " ; HN.r Tried everylhinir to get rid of
wecimi. H. r,... o.u 1. .. " - rats
. 7 7 " "eauiai. Hunt havs ,
beeU,e., . ,, '
KAI fsNAI is WuntlerT..! " Ti
2".. 'SIC. II. , nniina witli utlier food fats ,.r
Hold and euaraiU,i K--...
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head Hdw. Co., Weldoa.
;l tl on HAT-SNA!'. Kiur,l
111 rals ki led, saved the priee ofahog."
ix.ii-n.sAi-conies in cake form.
woo l luueh 11 " irHui.uu ....
Hold and guaranteed by I'ieroe-Wuite
head Hdw. Co., Waldoi.
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It Cannot Be Lost or Stolen,
And les .p, to be iiijudiatiu.ly. KesjueSi j( js much
no, convettien, , m imr s hy thccR
hlledwu currency. II yu. 1 hick book ,s 0s, we furnish
you another without charge. yuu luse J
.ha, s another stnry Why , t,Pt,, ,a, bunk ac" oum , Sy
Weldon.
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