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GET THIS
VIAPOF EUftOPl
T?TIT717
;V It-shows the tracks of the Cod of
War'left upon that continent Vhich,
for two thousand years, has irect
ed the destiny of the world.
It shows the literal trimming
that has "been eiven German
' Ttishnwa tha manner in which
Aoistriar Hungary has gone to pieces
nH p-au.fl to-exist as a seoersephic
unit.
ItKiviesJaie flrstAuthentio picture
, nii.if ozenSbaby nations toat
hav been born from the great co
ISflict.
It ia.a.maDiOlmany colors which
"liidicwbeSrtDldand neW boundaries,
plebiscite: areas, . unaeternunea
zones. Itistt oot and ahalf wide
; aadi twolfeeJ long must the Jight
sizeiitovjfcaxac.aboTe your aesK or ou
ther"waTlat home.
ATCiniinCIAIi AND ACTHORITA
TIVE 3AP.
nniia.Tnn-n.nf the New Europewas
mw.da-.'bvtlia'Unrted States Geologi-
oarBn?wey. It is being used by the
'Savings Division; of the Treasury
irtATtartTnAnt in its camnaigii ox
thrift. It 'r is given away tn9 4
the - Washington -Information bu
reau of this paperl.;together with a
"pamphlet on HOW OTHER JfiSOf
WlAny .reader of this paper ma f ?t
Vit by-fljltog out-the attached? $du
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Licated. Send for it today.
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FOR3HATION BUREAU.
Frederic J. Haslrtn, Direcfor,
Washington, D. C.
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send me, entirely free, the map
of the New Europe.
Name .
Street Address . .
City . . -v. . - .State
Uoealheaith, "department
strictly on the "job.
If sanitation had "been getting in
-a .bad way Jon the beaQh the county
neatly uperyjsor should, hay.a knoj
of it and should have' taken the nec
essary steps to have corrected the
evil before it reached proportions
sufficiently serious to have warranted
the state health board in turning th
liglit of publicity east and holding up
the state's principal beach resort as
a horrid example of what negligence
may be expected to result in.
sv,No particular hotel is mentioned
in the news items appearing in the
state papers but it would have been
next to impossible to h
wrong. Later developments have
shown the hotel management anxious
and willing to carry out any and al
suggestions advanced by the local
health department with th ntswr
of remedying these conditions that
were alleged to exist.
But why couldn't this condition
have beearujoveredy jthe local
health authorities? Hurtful news
stories, published under authority of
ther state- bbardv of health, appeared
in upstete papers -last week while
Wilmfngten,apparently, slept on in
blissful ignorance of conditions that
were alleged Ato exist and which the
hotel -management has since insist
ed would be cheerfully remedied.
The city and county are paying for
a health department ; al have beet
led to believe was jthe last word in
efficiency and yet we find a condition
of this nature in our midst,1 known
throughout the" -state long before w
at home had an inkling of the mat
ter. The local board of health is
spending sufficient money to produce
results. Its head draws a respectable
salary and the supervisor is to be
given an assistant the first of the
month who will also draw $3,000 per
year. The department has inspectors
at its disposal .whose duties should
have carried them to ' Wrightsville
Beach and if the conditions alleged
by the state board of health existed
they should have been known to the
health department and steps taken
to remedy 'them before the extreme
was reach ech
v
The state board of health knows
the. value of publicity and it was not
the least "backward in throwing its
searchlight on the beach. The news
items Accomplished .their purpose but
they hurt Wxightsvilie :' Beach and
what hurts the beach, hurts Wilming
ton,
And-there was no excuse for the
interference ; of thurtaei?boarv"TET
matter should have been handled
from a local.' standpoints Sanitary
conditions should never have been
permitted to get in a bad way and in
our opinion this regrettable condition,
would not have arisen had the health
department been awake and func
tioning properly.
THE WtLMlpTQNJD JULY 25, 1919.
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T1 Rockies! Just to say the word is enough,., PSM
The "RoUmffs
of
Wilmington
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The Rockies! Just to say the word is enough,
when summer comes. '
You think of peaks, more than two miles high
scores of them and. all snow-cappqly
You think of mountain streams and lakcs ice
cold and clear as crystal.
. You tbjnlj of campbg out in a glorious wiWerhess, next door ,
to great cities with all their comforts? of the winding trail and
the long dimb j of delicate wild floArs, blooming right up to
snow line, and the stillness of the deep woods.
Let the dream come true, this
summer, for you!
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United States
spirit exceedingly "bitter.
Th a.-Mexican has -little to lose but
his life in most cases and-taking his
life is about the only way to make a
Incident of Itself Small.
Vorwaerts calls the peace terms a
greater crime than the war. The
terms are merely crime's progeny,
come home to, roost. '
Germany will be permitted to keep
her gold reserve, and there "is general
agreement that her reserve of brass
is intact.
Every time European socialists say
something-good about the Reds,
American socialists hang their heads
in shame. .
Our record in the war causes us
less pride than the convictjoj that
native-born Americans have! top much
commno sense to be interested in Red
propaganda. " ,
- The view of the eouth is that the
Fordney bill will save our infant jot
ash' Industry at the expense of our
ancient cotton industry. ,
r. .
M. Vansnee lost tnirceen sons
the war, and was himself murdered
by the Huns. An that sort4 of thing
explains why France wants
guarantee for the future.
some
Dr.Renner inofrtn us from Vlen
na that German-Austria will form an
Alsace-Lorraine "without defense.
Well, it won't need defense against
. Qermany, and nobody else will violate
fthat guarantee of territorial integrity,
We aifc for a wnall navjr in at&et
to ehow our faith In, the league and
uric for a great appropriation forth
,air service because battle of tfceXu
isture waile fought in the air.
Off the Job;
' - The -act Jon of the rffct board ;
heAHh in causing to be published cet
t- - -ewe storiee aileglnr-
taxi conditions on WrtgfctVte
, Js to ,be regretted d to our mJadf
One obvious comment in respect to
the trouble between Mexicans and
American sailors in the Tampico dis
trict is that the Americarss used poor
judgment in ' picking a fishing hole.
The hold-ip and robbery of ,the lit
tle group of Americans bent upon a
day of sport may become the straw
. J m 1 J 1 M At. . mm. .mrn mmm.
wnicn DreaKs me oacK oj. mo u-in
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tervention policy of the United States,
but It Is hardly likely. Although
hailed bv many as a reason ror a
sterner attitude toward Mexico, as an
overt act of Mexican hostility to pro
vpke war It is a failure.
There exist reasons enough why
the United States should be intoler
ant of Carranza's lack .of effectiveness
In policing Mexico. Jf It were not for
the strained relations aireaay exist'
ing, the incident of the attack on the
fishing vsailormen would be relatively
trfjing, easily Innocuous. The lose or
Wcpatr:rofhOesj,a pocket knife, or
whatever the booty of the pilfering
vr-s-tna.nji hannened to be, was not
accompanied by viciousness of atteek
such as that displayed in the clash
between, Japaneieahd Americane In
China,
Although the picnic crowd of sail
ors carried the ti&tlvn with them,
there is nothing in a fracas with
criminal nationalise described in the
newspapers to cauee two countries to
go to war. The sufficient caus&'Hes in
the general disorder of MfXieo and
the consequent -violation of Ameariean
rights in more important instances,
Carrama might easily maki the re-,
bery the deciding-element in fhe ae
by ill-considered response to the state
department, but faiantieipftted apow
gy and promiee of punilhment doubt
less wiB smooth out the eituatton, " It
will' ieulP0 a worse manifestation
than this attack to move Vnte-
to war againtTexteo-r-ad' there is
n awuranee tht the mantfeetation
wW be delayed Jo.
, tt may? heeome neeeeear?; for th
country to reetpre WdeT 'In"
Many Anerieane think it if hifh ttm
the taelr wa ns4
tunatelf, the harden pettie . H
would -net be military subjugation,
but the etorwoa Of vfv
' '-4 "'-SS ' ' '2b ii
Go to the Colorado and Utah Rockies and cool off rest up
get a coat or tan torget worries 'growyoung
again. Be a mountaineer,- and learn to Jove the
high places of the everlasting; bills.
Summer Excursion Fares
Ask the local ticket agent to help plan your
trip, or apply to the nearest Consolidated Ticket
Office or address nearest Travel Bureau, U S.
Railroad Administration, 646 Transportation Eidg.,
New York City 5 602 Healey
BldgM Atlanta, Ga.
god-citizen "br. bin. -et ar.ace may
not beslatnattllpiign' a country b
shbduef- olicingwMexlco Woui b
about the most gigantic task any na
tion ever undertook. Handling the
Hitidus Would be child's p lay in' cum
parisonl It "may be Uncle SanTs duty;
but who can doubt that ha dreads it?
W HEN little folks are -cross and peevish, it's only
nature's signal that little bodies need more
nourishment.
Giyerthem
DIX-E BRE4D
iWitKJjutterj'ennA see how quickly the tears van
ish
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A MINIATURE
TIRE FACTORY
complete in every necessary detail,
is maintained " by us to furnish
quick, durable repairs to tubes and
casings, for auto owners demand
ing guaranteed work at fair prices.
A little attention and preventative
.care lengthens a fire's life as well
' est.:; man's prolonsre-.- "life'' ries?.
curtailed expenses. Let us doctor
your tires.
T. D. PINER
113-115 N. Second St.
WHjMDfQTON, N. C.
The Strariiij
Meat ofSuBTsmcr Better
Thdis the Westk
Old people who are feeble and youngef people
who are weak, will be strengthened and enabled to
go through the depressing beat of Summer by taking
T&stGBBS offsiSS Tons Eg
It purifies and enriches the blood and makes
you Strong. You can soon feel its Strengthening,
Invigorating Effect
GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC is an ex
ceptionally good general strengthening tonic for pale,
sickly children, for delicate Mothers, for Old Folks or
any one of the family who has poor blood. It is
pleasant to take. Price 60c.
Perfectfy Harmiessm Gonial no no
Uux-Vomfca or other Poisonous Drugs,
IMfSmm
VtR -tablets m
i larafX-
Brea$IsEiIdKoodnatural f ood.
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Without bread,
BufctanusfeKere Bread
Ask foirDixE Bread by name
American Baking Company
ROBEftf R. BELLAMY, Druggist.
is to be regrets 7 V. sk ebeiIioas
would nycrhve bees necesacr h&A temvsfamjft fWJWW
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THE DEMAND FOR fififi Cmi T.
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AND FEVER TONIC IS FAR
GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY
(For the Past Twelve Months the Demand for 666 Has Been
Greater Than the Supply, But We Have Increased Our PI
and from Now on We Hope to Fill Orders More Promptly.
b666 is the most speedy remedy we
tills and Fever. Bilious Fever, Colds
and LaOrlppe. It kills the parasite
Ithat causes the fever. ;
666 si the most, speedy remedy we
know. A few doses will break the
fever and if then taken as a tonic the
if ever will not return. You can take
1666 while the fever is on or off.
; 666 is a fine tonic for pale people.
Xt WIPff MP tb blood ccgpuaclea to
a red, healthy condition, gr
urai, neaitny complexion.
666 quickly relieves Cor
Biliousness. - Loss of Annet
Bi-eath and Headaches, duel
I4ver.
We especially recommei
those exposed to the weathc
can take it, eat anything
and go right on with their
no Xtax pt being aaiiyated.
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. JSIJIiJVAN & CO.,
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