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THE WAfifiMNECORD
TUESDAY MARCH 20TH, 1917
SECOND PAGE
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THE WARREN RECORD
Telephone Number l.
HOWARD F. JONES,
Editor and Proprietor.
T. J.-TAYLOR, D. D.
Contributing 4 Ifditor.
EnUred afthe Post office at War
&ntrea crvnrl -class matter
ronton, . uMarih 3. 1879.
under aci ux wu6v--' --
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Om Year v 75
Six Months
Tferee monuis.;
(Payable in Advance).
ArfTrtisin Rates, Upon i Request
Circulation Books Open to Advertisers
ana JrrospevvM r.rt.T i ..s
Matter sent to Hie WaRecoor
publication must Dear w -P
name and address: .not. neces- , .
-frtf r nlicatlOn., i ,i :
Plase Address All Correspondence $o
ase Auuic Warrenton.
The Kecora,JT5."iwis " r. j
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"My Country "'Tim ' o Thee," , Sweet Land
of Liberty."'
TUESDAY MARCH 2QTH, 1917,
DON'T CONFUSE ISSUE
There is some effort .being
made to confuse the iue in re
spect to our school building,. JJie
editor of this paper believes i it to.
be the duty of the citizens of this.
Special Tax District to erect and
equip a modern and commodious,
school building in- thistown.on
the Academy lot. We believe it
is a duty we . owe ourselves. jmci
our posterity, ' We do not think
it ecomomy- to-spend money Jn
temporary makeshifts. -We be
liveve we should make ample: pro
vision for our sons and daugh
ters, as well -as -the; . sons. . and
daughters of our neighbors,; inso
far as High -school education .js
nrrerned. This High school in
struction can, be. had without any,
increase in our , present special
Taxes for schools, because jthe,
State and the General County
renuired to aid in this
mrh school work? Therefore ..aft
that is essential is to provide a
buildinc of - capacity of . Class
rooms and toilet, and. heating .es
sentials sufficient to care if or the
total number -of -pupils tin this
district from -the . First.. to the
Eleventh grades, .. inclusive.
Therefore if Warrenton Special
Tax District is not, willing. to pro
vide these essentials, then in, all
food faith we say Jet.the; ecmcar.
tion of its boys ana giris m uune
by some other community : with
progress enough-to take- care, of
its children We believe, we will
have an enrollment, of .two hun
dred, or more, . with fifty, in the
High school possibly x seventy-
- five- Two thousand dollars ior
High School instruction by State,
County and District iVitfTeat-rr
of our present finances possi
bly more,.
The confusion, beih brpugnt
about is this; "Establish a' Coun
ty r" rm-if e. , sch b'ol 'nd tax all
the County a small tax, arid erect,
vour buildings1 and have your
High school with your Farm-life
school." This is a step which will
defeat the establishment of a
Farm-life school in Warrenton,
- for the following reoirs1.1 7 1 !
1st. It means' ah elSctibh1 by
the entire county' aftd- 'a favora
ble vote on $25,000. of bonds by
the County for "(we are quoting
the County " Farm-lite ' school
law)" a school building-with ree
itation rooms and labatories and
apparatus necessary1 for efficient1
instruction in the prescribed sub-j
jecta of sttldy; domitory build
ings with suitable accomodations
for not less than twenty-five boys
and twenty-five girls ? a' bam and
dairy building 1 with - necessary
equipment, a farm' of not' less
than twenty-five acres' !of -good-Arable
land: All' of said build
ings shall be located on said farm
and shair be constructed-in -accordance
with' plans approved by
the State Superintendent of Pub
, lie Instruction f - and the entire
equipment shall be subjecttohis-
approval and acceptance after in
spection." The law quoted has
a provision that upon" recommend
dationrof the trustees and satis.
faetory (to'State 'Suptv) -reasons
a- suitable ' and properly equipped
gehool building, ' located hv reas
onable distance of the farm may
b accepted, and the farm reduc
cd in, acreage to not less than ten
, acres. -r.w.- -
2nd. There d3 'no assurance
f the building3 being located at
r near Warrenton. j Bids must
ba invited and the school shall
b looted at the place offering
xr Qn rrtnrnnnt.;-having
dub regar4:qtdesirability and
suitability Jor locawoii.
3rd -'Ifino fpndstare, availa-
bis tor Jtiign ocuuui ""'-r-rr"
from the State, then one of the
rTPent Hiffh Schools shall be
SSSM and the High School
appropriation tmnseu ,u?
Farm-life school- xiu&, -woud
defeat the ; measure for
Smith: Creek, Hawee anu
ridtUTdWouid ow ' -
measure,; ana ow ci
through courtesxior rntaii
L-tw 'A maintenance, fundpt.
$2,500 'mute Vrided eac
year by tne vomy i .yt"
to th!e present, school .taes.
isrtrenhat.WftPu4q.Wj..
each year from .the .State, bnt
for' the i disbursement ms,the
Farm-life department only,
" 5th. section..
iu' Wianfenance of SUCh tilgn
school' department of theCounty1
farm-life school, tne, sam vuuu
ty " and State, appropriations , as
are now made and required by
first class thigh schools..;' , t,
1 So that the Rafter, cost;: enters
t.hft matter, and,, we
sn crreax exxeni mat,wi?
cnhnnl cannot be ' established--
and'cerinly-with.npetete.JOr.
Si o -l ATI - t . . ,..u.i.. ...'!
-RTTT the consolidated buildr
riii-hh wft are asking the, tax
payers of Warrenton Speeia!Tax
District to. erect wiu- w.v
TiniVPTYip.rits for the first seven
mHoc Sinn 5M1UH1UU. a.V"
vWifr'h school course. and ai?
in fVfhvidfl a snlendid auditorium
oil rommunitVi gatherings,
iTtrri4-on ia nhlp to do. this. and
vv l l 1 UlilWAl -
Warrenton should do it. A fail
ure to do - so would, place jnw.
community, in-no enviable posi
tion. Teachers in Agriculture,
and Domestic Science can then
be added at any time, with state
aid; as laid down in the Guilford
Farm-life School plan. Don t
confuse the issue; don't have our
folks lead off by taking a vote by
all the " County, because it "cost
less on the district." Put up
your own school building; invite
every country boy and -girl who
'desires High school education to
come "without money and with
and if the County
royifa tn establish a Farm-lifeJ
school place your equipment at
its disposal and join in with all
theitizens to build up a first
class school of agriculture and
domestic science at the Uounty
seat. ' 1 .!...
- Citizens: fifteen cents , will
erect your building, 20 cents will
taltP r'are of vour first . seven
vrzdesz the State and county will.
aid in ybur High school, the tfet-
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terment Association win iuwb
than'do its part in every instance
and Warrenton can then say to
all of our country boys and girls ;.
"Come 'to Warrenton and we will
give you every advantage of an
education that we give our own ;"
come wihout money and without
nrice.1 Good rOads, good schools,
good churches, and educated cit
izenship go hand in hand. Go
-from the portals of our High,
School equipped to enter college,
or to :golin 'business, and in the
y.ears3to come you will rise, and
call us blessed. Grover Cleve
Jan&said .Public.office is a .pub-,
lie . trust" i but .Public , education
is alo, a . public .truskand i tha
jpatrons, are the. trustees.. ; May
our: trust be wisely administered!
through th;e;cefitr;6f the streef coutT;
be sowea aown in?grass auu seoui u
shade :trees, .aa is. cione m waux jmes
and towns, (tHat we ould kaveone of j.
tne fflOSl -Deautuur iutu; yimagco in
the State. If this idea is found to be
impractical, it is hoped that our citi
zens will not neglect, to Want, new
shade trees along the sides of the road L
in" order that the future passers-by
may be in a melstlfe',pr6teCted f rom
the midsummer sun.
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i REF ORT OF THE CONDITION OF
OITIZEJN- BAlK
at Warrenton, in tne State of North. Colin at the clese of J usiness, March
5th, 1917.
Resources
old-fghioned roots and herbs :
t , OASCARA DARIC i?
f BLUE FL AQ ROOT 4
RHUBARB ROOT
BLACK ROOT- f 1
MAY APPLE ROOT C
SENNA -LEAVES-.-
AfjPl PfTPRlN - j ... a a 3
V-
, Miss Hattie May Lassiter, jRai-i
eigh, has been visiting Misstiouse af
Mrs. Haves'.
Miss Helen Hayes, of Oine, spent
"few days with- her aunt, 1 Mrs. M. H.
Hayes" last; week, t -1
Loans and disceunts.
Uverarairs.
I AHther-ockSi-BoTids fan
Bankingv Houses, 837.64; si;ursiure .andjitures, $1500 .
Demand, loans ....... .r - -v
Tin a from National Banks . . . . . .
State uanKS ana rmnKers . ... . . ,
1-
i only as a 'stimulating laxative and cathar
tic but also aa a digestive and liver tonic.
Syrup laxatives are weak, but J,AX-.f03
combines strength with palatable, arb
iaatic taste knd does nbt gripe or disturV
tk - stomach-r One bottle will . prove
XjCH-ToS is invaluable for. Constipation, .
Zs4igestim mt Torpid Iaver. Frit50e.
MIT
HflHE
SOBS
FOR JrtSTY CALOw
at "fhe schbolhouse on the evening of
March 9th Ten cents admission was cARA, and thus the' combination acts not
charged, and the proceeds -amounted'
to about $16, whkh wafi turned over-
to' 1 the J Betterment -1 Association for
school 'heeds. Miss Clime-1 William
won tne dox i canuy-giveii-io-inc
prettiest girl. The s new J lamps 5 just
purchased by the Betterment Associa
tion Iightd the audetorium very -satisfactorily;
p . -4i -
Mr. ICraver's pupils will repeat their-f
play, "Jumbo Jum' on Friday ' even
ing March- 23rd. - All those whom the
haH ' weather kept f away when' this
play was given in February1 will have
another opportunity to enjoy an even
ing of fun,
We were 1 treated -to a novl and
ll I.IIHI.ir. I 111., aaiir . A IX w a. wvit kA T At u w ' . . a .
: , i. wEverv Idxusrjnst m town -yov
person pi ia-womtu muF- f v - Lsr 'Int
lono-'heeh: aware' that woman in her. fy , jr?,7J " r ru-
o . 1 ,U n nntlIOH O fTfifi T TQ I I1TI (T.nil 1 T 1 I.I I (
aH march, has .invaded .nearly. aU L 5 nCTi 1
or
2 ' l-
Due from
Cash Items
Gpld.Jtems. ....... ... .... ....... .... ........ .;
Silver , cpui, including-all .minor cQinLciirrency4. . .
JsTational bank, notes :ani other, n,f,S.;Noes . . v. . .
I "f.
t : ..
"$1 71,472.21
2;718.3g 1. 20,912.51
,8,637.64
: I7,i::5.ii
" 72,4oS.G5
I J10;4I6.0S
1033. e 3
1,130.01
--1,721.39.
,4,550.01
..Total
.Liabilities
i f .5.? i
Capita jStckpaid in
Surplus., fu.d . -' . A !. . ..
Unliyided pre-fits, Jesscurrerit vexDenses and .taxes ,paid h
i. Deposits subject t check.... . .v.;.,.
Time Certificates ef Deposit . .. . .. ..
Cashier's Checks outstanding. ; -
l-ir- 1 - ; J -.-I -vy - -- -Wi- -iL ?- .
Due, to State Banks, .Bankers ana lrust companies, .
Starts your liver without maki
- you sick and can not
.. .o j ...... salivate.
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onwarc
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of the occupations, formerly .acknow Dodiont Idf& toiie '
edge W Deicmg rne euna we aaas, . its place.'
Vi oT-f nf rr th mi cht hobohood or tramn- I . , .r -,
Ancrud Interest due depositors'".
1 - 1
Total .
- 31226.21
$.20,000.01
- 20,000.00
,5,485.7$
193,109.94
69,403. 61
.it lt379.7
... .. . 787.11
.. . 2,000.11
............ $312,226.21
STATE JOFNOfeTH' dAOtMAountynof Warren, March 14th, 1917
" 'f R T.! Watsra." Cashier 1f th-bove-naYnei''Bank,' dV solemnly swear tkat
the abVve statement is' true' to the "best of wy kriowiedge and belief""
CerreerfB;:toYD; W. G.J ROGERS; if A'skElttOLK,
.-.;. ::-tJ - ; " Directors. "
" Subscribed ad swern V before' meV this 14th day "of March"; 1917'
i -Ji. v i j ...,-? .,1 ,ij i . "''xrAfow'Pii'KKi-
heretof ore thought hobohood or tramp
dom was still exclusively a masculine .it l)bdsiil,: X.iVerJTon
pursuit. The chiet, distinction De- . f ,i &f -d- better rei
wdoti a TnnKfmline and a feminine I -A ,0.1-x1 j j
u.tv... I tmi-ro ' aain a nrnrn i iih.ii i. i i 11 i ui ixid-
tramp seems to be that the women! oasOli'g. Liver Tone 13 -per-
0 . I BOnaily Kuamxitceu uy uiug-
bed cover along. - ' .f who sells it. A largt bottle
n KO rlftnts - and-if it fails to sive
We hope our friends Who rpartiCi- relief in: everV' easeof liver
pae' in church and Sunday school riluffOTshliesi and constipation, you
work will not overlook tni importance j hlave only to1 ask5 for- your- monej
or interesting tne tenant lamuica m baCK. ' i . ,, . .: ....u
each and: every neighborhood. The Dodspn's Liver Tone if aplttsant-
Lbrd's command was' to' "Begin tasting,"' purely : 5 vegetablt remedy,
Jerusalem," 1 and1 It ribtmUch 'credit to Haiinless to both children and. adults.
ii s that so manv churches'ih the South", fraVtf a 'snoonf ul . at niffht and .wake
in their worthv enthusiam for a far-1 11-0 feeling ne:no biliousn.esi,:sick.J
a-'wav heathen " foreet the &relieious headache, acid stomach . or. congti-
heeds of the renting farmer, at- their, pated; bowela.n It. doesn't gripf, Ot
own doors, -nis wue, nis coys ana gins. iuu.uu cuv5,.. h v-. . .rr-
We have known some -cases, however
in which persons of the land owning.
class have sought to interest tenants,
but without the spirit of fraternity,
comradeship, democracy and brother
hood, without which it is impossible" te
get the heeded responso.o Xf-youare
going to fill yourself fulL of the sot
ond chapter -of James, - you might? as
-wrell let the work alono.--Tho Pro
gressivo Farmer.
GENXJIE , nTMAJPAYA BERRY
plaats jwith, roots 2 years . old. 'Oc!'
p4 After 2 years this vine will
furnish; berries for a large family.
U. NELSON,
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day. like violent calomel.
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B; Hi WILLIAMS
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' DIAMOND
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iHIOygSYSn SPILLS
BRAND
DIAMOND BRAND P1XI,S ia Red nnd A
Gdt.i ' metaltic boxes, sealed with Bltie
Ribbon. Tau NO"OTHEa...Biiy f tm? w
n t.o lIT.CIiKS.TKil V
'9IA1IOND 'BB AN ! PI L 1.8, for twenty fira
ears resrarded as Best, Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD ; BY ALU PRUQGISTS
El ES.YWH EPiL ?&YA
TIME
Flowers of Choice Varieties .. ;
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The Quinine That Does Not Affect Tfcs Haad
Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. - Remember the -full name and
look for the signature ot E. W. GROVE. . 25e.
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WISE ITEMS.
f:.Wi are' hegirining
to see
signs of
the approaching spring. Many of the
trees are budding, and hlades.of reen.
grass are every nQW.andthenfVisible.
County " Fami-life ' school 4 The :unfol4ingL of ,Ntwre shQuld.fiJl
us all-with real joy and renewea. .nQpe
after such a cpld, dreary winter,
-The" coming" season also reminds us
that it-is ! about time to clean up our
yards, to- set our hbuses in order, ad
ding fresh touches of paint' and white-
wash, -ana to iook to it mai our win
dow screens and doors are in good
condition,, so" that they' will effectually
Keep OUL-OUr aeaaiy summer menauce,
the detestable fly.
On Friday afternoon, March "9th,
Mr. tCravr with "the assistance of his
pupils, and Dr. Holt did some 'work 'on
the school grounds. The flowers which
havebeSen so' lone? leglected wef e'work
ed out. and" two new flower beds were
$ . m r ;i( j ......
made, .onp on each 'side of the "entrance
to.thechuilding. Dr. Holt set out two
ishrubs, in I the' yard', "and "promrsed' to
help.! further Beautify " thV grbuhds
next fall., it being two late in sea-
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son to nlant most ' varieties of trees.
The. JP?.en. in "thecolmmumty "Have ' sub
scribed about" $15' which will' bemused
for the purchase of pecan and other
trees. to.be set, out on the school prop
ertyf...,. . ... ... , ,r, ii
, ..Speaking of trees, reminds us that
a greatmany beautiful shade trees
have had to be cut ,out in construct-
ms the new road, lt .nas been sug
gested, that If tfie rfeet through Wise
Could ,be huilt ;Js1yrfeerdeJ instead
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Whenever Yoti Jeed a General Tonic
Take Grove's r. 'J J r -:' :
The Old -Standard -Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic-is.-equally -.-valuable a& a
General Tonic because it , contains thej
well known tonic properties oty UiMiiNis
arid IRON. It acts on the Iiver, Drives
out" Malaria, Enriches the, .Bipod, and
Builds up the Whole System:: ;50'cerits.
, . , . inn n
, o .To Cure a Cpld.in One Day
TaketAXATIVK BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Couch and Headache and works off the Cold.'
Druggists refund jnoney if it fails to cure.
K.-WOJtO VIC'S signature ba each box. 35c.
-Rosi'In UVCplpirs; double 'Tiqtete, "Sweet Peas, Lillies
! Of! The VaUe .Orch ihVAl.CpIorjNkrci-
siis Freesias Hyacinths, And AU.OtEer Flowers In Sea
y. Lc l WEDDING FLOWERS A SPECIALITY. 0 0
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Floral Offerings Artisticially. Arranged Qn, Short Notice.
Greenhpsjphon
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Raleigh, N.; C.
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Store Ko. 47.
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RosBuslies, Shruhs arid1 Evergreens In Variety. ;
OOUWl
. .Mx; J. T. Morgan, of this firm,
has batn raising by actual count.
-5 of the baby chicks hatched oa, .
hit poultry farm near Mempnis.
1 This phenomenal record hs - as- 5
. , cribea in s large wieasure to the .use
of Manna Rioe Chick Feed, a feed
which " he . evolved 1 - after - years of
tareful ...experimentation. .. Manna
Lice Chick Feed contains no corn.
It is an 'absolutely' safe1 f eed 1 f 6 - -chicks
and will.. take... them , safely ,.
' orer the most dangerous period. . -
ED OAR-MORGAN CO. ; ,
..Memphis "V" T Tennssso
Send fr Bulletin Wo. l;How w Rxraa '
OF YooaBABTCro..', It'sfro. ..-
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For Sale by Dealers in Warrenton
NOTICE. OR SUMMONS
? U LIGATION
BYyPUB-
North Carolina, . . 1 .'Before Suaerier
Warren County -" - :s Court.. .'
J.. M.iGolerrian, Admr Madison Harris
Sum Harris et als, heir at law Ifadi-
son' Harris.
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HEATERS
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Who's Afraid-of CKills?
Thi ; wind' can hbwl' fet : the - eaves,'- andr. the
' frost Spin trficeries On the window .panes ;
but' nota single- chill gets near the. youngster,.
For his bath, beside his crib; -your own dress-.,
ing, a coy breakfast tables-get a Perfection
Smokeless Oil Heater. . n a i;.. : ..;
tfs quick to heatf durable?, dependable-. Ines-,
pensive to buy and to use. 11 As easy to carry
-about- as ia'-'worlc-basket, andi ; good-looking
whervet,i yoil leave : it.- -The comfort insurance .
today of more than -2,000,000 'homes. Ask any
or hardware..-
result
COMPANY
-4 The defendants,. Sam Harris, Willaia
Harris Lizzie Harris. JPat "Williams.
Harris Jacob Harris,- Al Harris. Dan
Carter,. Effie Carter, Carrie garter,.
Ida Carter, 'Alia V. Carter,' Ethel
Fain, and "Sam Fain, "Jr., will take'
notice' that' an .action entitled as: above
Lhas.sbeeni commenced before the' Clerk
oi thet Superior Court for Warren oun
vy, to sell land to - make assets vwith'
which x6 pay. debts And.the said ae- L
f end'ants -will, further; take notice that
they are required to appear before, the
Clerk of the; said Superior Court, at
I the Court House' in Warrenton, N. C.
on tne 2um aay 01 xviarcn ivi i, .ana
answer-or demur to tlie: complaint" fil
ed -in this -cause,- of" iftelamtiff will
apply: tto the court for the relief de
manded in said complaint.
' This 1'February 9th, 191-7., ..-.
... ! rf r:; ROD WELL,,,
.v.---- Clerk Superior Court.
B. BtWILLIAMS,
Attorney for Plaintiff 2-23-4t-c
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