MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1919. PAGE TWO MEMORIAL DAY HAS NOW ADDED SIGNIFICANCE ' i i i i"- THE ROBESON IAN, LUMBERTON, NORTH CAROLINA. 1 .gigr """T5-?? ...,. F 1 i i. 1 hie i IIS JfT If 1 '" 3,s!f it- ill DT II.ft.lT 11 Bl 111 -ill a i i I I iv - m iii-nr x s - atf 11 VQ aW l. M B w X "V - E - mr Tin': t;i K:n:::: . : .., i:r::i;!irt.:t::!.;:::"::'W!Cf - - H - - " v..:..l . rr;:'."!: I TlkTii.'i l,E Til !::.:! !::.!!! :.-:s::::ii ! Si j- Tf - l; :' -jTili-Ti - J X ii: H H I fcS Wi lli!! 51il:i. 1 u ALADDIN SECURITY OIL The "Simple Life" in a Bungalow Cook this summer on a New Perfection Oil Cookstove. It will save you the time and care of many needless household tasks. With this stove you can keep your bunga low kitchen-and-dining room clean and cool no bother with coal or ashes no odor, smoke or soot. The long blue chimney in sures the intense white flame one scienti fically correct that can be regulated high or low at will. The New Perfection cooks efficiently, dependably means meals on time and gas stove comfort. All sixes. Don't let this summer find you using the old fashioned coal range. See your dealer today. Aladdin Security Oil is the best kerosene for all purposes obtainable everywhere. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) Wathinfton, D. C. Baltimore, Md. Charlotte, N. C. Norfolk, Ve. Charleston, W. Va. Richmond, Va. Charleston, S. C. SOLDIERS' LETTERS Corporal Baxley Writes Ala "Uncle Walt." To the Editor of The Robesonian: Sitting on my bunk feeling blue. Thinking of tie ays gone by, 'tis true, two fr.cvids and myself with the "blues" r. ha jpened to be. stationed in a billet t.:at numbers twenty-three we have a cozy corner; as cozy as can be with no earthly inhabitants except the "cooties" and they go sim ply wild over me. Now for the eats, let's see. For breakfast we have slum and stew, coffee and cream, very nice, 'tis true. For dinner we have stew and slum, rice that was cooked but not cooked done. For supper we have "corn Willie hash," potatoes that were cook ed but never mashed. Supper over; we go to bed, there to rest our weary heads. Our beds j?rc like a book of law, very unpleas ant as they are made of straw. On these beds, these beds of hay, rest less hours are passed away. At night when the sun has ceased to shine and our candles we have lit, we say to each other, "We are doing our bit." Now my dear reader, if you only could see these terrible wails that surround we three! These walls are of rock, tattered and torn, the pictures on the wall, nude and worn; the open fire place, broad and wide; the cobble-stone floor and no seats inside. Well, I will stop and dream of the "life of my heart," across the sea. Yes, I will stop before I tell that be ing in France is learning me well. Now. in silence, I want to see the grand old statue of Liberty and with patience, I'll wait all alone for the good old ship to carry me home. When I get home and get off these pants, it's good-bye army and the same to France. There was lots of drills and hiking but our dreams all came true and we have showed thj Kai3er what Americans could do. Now as I must go to bed and sleep, I will dream of going home and of tailing to some one that can com prec' . As I close for this time. I want to say that I would be glad to near from any Robesonian reader. I am expecting to be homo soon Best wishes to The Robesonian. A Robeon bov, CORPORAL G. B. BAXLEY, Co. "C" 323 Infantry, Amer-can Expd. Forces, A P. O. 701, eist or "Wildcat" Division ALL TROOPS OF 81ST NOW HOMEWARD BOUND Last Contingent of "Wildcats" Sail ed May 29th Bound for Newport vNews. v All the troous of the 81st (Wild- 1 Cat) division now are homeward I bound. The last contingents sailed Thursday morning on the steamers von Steuben and Finistere, states a ' Brest dispatch of aMy 29th. Major General C. J. Bailey, commander oi the division, is on board the former vessel. Before sailing General aBiley was decorated with the French war cross with palm and made an officer of the legion of honor. These two steamers are bound for Newsport News. The steamer President Grant left Brest May 28th for Boston carrying n,000 men and officers of the service of supply. American troops to the number of 160.000 were repatriated through the port of Brest during the month of May. The 317th field artillery of the "Wildcat" (fivision is dvfc also at Newport News June 9 on the battle ship Soilth Oaroli'na Two casual companies are included among troops on the ship. The Huron, due at Newport News June 7 and the Kentuckian, due at New York the same day, are bring ing troops largely of the 90th divi sion. The Susquehanna, due at Newport News June 7, is bringing 12 conval escent detachments; headquarters and medical detachments, companies A to D; 511 engineers; headquarters company, medical detachment, com panies A to F, 32nd engineers; three casual companies; 14 casual officers and base hospital No. 111. The Federal, New oYrk, June 9, is bringing a few casuals. nvun -TROUBLE L j. .. . r im m rmnmna Biifnatii iaisw people are too prone to net;. I lect until ine danger Una la reached. Don't YOU do M Get a SSe bottle of DR. THACHER'S - DIARRHOEA . MIXTURE from your drug store nod have It real nt the tost symptom of Diarrhoea, Ffox, Ciolera, Infantum etc. In use 1 ball s century. Floama and harmless. THACHUt MEDICINE CO. Oitt . Tw. U.. A. LUMBERTON, JUNE 10-14. TRUE BILL RETURNED AGAINST U. S. PAGE The following in taken from n Goldsboro dispatch of May 28th to tne ureensDoro Daily Mews: "In Superior court here this after noon the frrnnrl fnrv rofurnoH a fmo bill against U .S. Page, Mount Olive ponce cniei, charged with killing the two Smith brothers in that town last January. Following the killing of the Smiths the coroner's jury, after hearing the evidence, acquitted Po liceman Page. However, a warrant for the officer was later sworn out by the father of the men killed, and his bond was arranged at $5,000 at a habeas corpus hearing held before Judge W R. Allen in Goldsboro when an effort was made to have the case reopened before Justice of the Peace E. C. Hall at Mount Olive failed. Mount Olive citizens tonight furnish ed $5,000 bond for Page. The case probably will be taken up Monday mornine. ; Chief Page is a son of Mr. E. E. rage, secretary-treasurer of the La Fayette Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Lumberton. NOTICE. I hereby forbid anyone to hire or harbor my daughter, Ethel White head, who left my home Wednesday, May 28th, without my permission. Information as to her whereabouts will be appreciated. This the 30th day of May, 1919. DORA' WHITEHEAD (Colored.) Lumberton, N .C, E. 1, Box No, h j H ;) i , BRUSH THE GREAT COMING WITH COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA. Brush the Great, master magician and mirth-maker, believes that an audience should be amused as well as mystified so he combines fun with his magic. You never can tell when he will make a rabbit appear oat of your neighbor's hat, or a bunch of carrots out of Grandma's knitting. But he keeps his audience guessing all the time about what lie will do next and how he will do it. He ap pears with all his paraphernalia and two assistants on children's night, the second day of the Chautauqua. Rub-My-Tism is a great pain killer. It relieves pain and sore ness caused by Rheumatism, Nen ralgia, Sprains, etc. Adv. LOOK AT YOUR LABEL. The date to which your sub scription is paid is printed on the label snapped on your paper. Our subscribers will kindly note that all subscriptions are stopped promptly as they expire, unless they are renewed. Look at your label now and if your subscription will soon expire, pay up prompt ly so that your paper will not be discontinued. 666 has proven it will cure Ma laria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGnppe. It kills the parasite that causes the fever. It is a splendid laxative and general Tonic. Adv. DONT BUFFER CATARRH OF THE HEAD, that loathsome and dreaded disaue. cared while you sleep, gemnu Lat Discovery the great home remedy, ip use more than fifteen years, testimonials and living- wit nesses bespeak ha merit. One bottle usually cures worst case. Price f 1.00. For sale by Bsssoms Remedy Co., Lumberton, N. C; Grantham Bros., Lumberton. N. C. ; Gran- tnam Bros., st. rauls ; Ked Springs Drag Co.. Red Spring, N. C; J. If. Set-1 Mlgr. ' Commemorate Now Also Liberation of the World. President Wilson cabled the fol lowing Memorial day .message to the American people: "My Fellow Countrymen: "Memorial day wears this year an added significance and I wish if only by a message, to take part with you in its observation and in expressing the sentiments which it inevitably suggests. I observing the day we commemorate not' only the reunion of our own county but also now the liberation of the world from one of the mst serius dangers to which free government and the free life of men were ever exposd. We buried the gailant and now immortal men who died in this great war of liberation with a new sense of consecration. Our thoughts and purposes now are consecrated to the maintenance of the liberty of the world and of the union of its people in a single com radeship of liberty offfered their lives. They came to the field of bat tle with the high spirit and pure heart of crusaders. We must never forget the duty that their sacrifices has laid upon us of fulfilling their hopes and their purposes tothe ut most. This, it seems to me, is the impressive lesson and the inspiring mandate of the day. "WIOODROW WILSON." BROAD RIDGE BREEZES. Death of Mrs. Light Britt Crops Are Looking Very Well. Correspondence of The Robesonian. Broad Ridge (Orrum, R. 1), May 27. It seems that the people of this section have about got general green under control. Crops are look ing very well. I believe Mr. James Lawson has got the best piece of to bacco of anvbodv in this section. Mr. and Mrs. Gradj ,.. Jf Long Branch spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Lawson. Great sadness was caused through this section Saturday about 8 p. m when Mrs. Light Britt was called to her reward. Deceased had been se riously ill for some time and death was not unexpected. She was about 97 years old. The funeral was con ducted Sunday p. m. at 4 by Rev. Mr. Corbitt of Proctorville and the re mains were laid to rest in the family burying ground near the home. She left a great host of children and grandchildren to mourn her death. Best wishes to The Robesonian and its many readers. U OFFICIAL REPORT OF SET TLEMENT FIUME QUESTION Unofficial advices concerning the settlement o fthe Adriatic issue are to the effect that Fiume, the chief bone of contention between the tlal ian and the other members of the council of four, which Italy desired as her own but which President Wil son and Premiers ' Lloyd eGorge and Clemenceau declined to concede her. is to become independent, tlaly, re port has it, is to obtain certain of the Dalmatian islands, but whether she is"1to get the seaport of Zara, and Sebenico on the Dalmatian coast, seems to be in doubt, one re port declaring that she will and an. other that she will not. Satisfaction for the sweet tooth. Aid to appetite and digestion benefit and enjoyment in LASTING form. And only 5 cents a package. ml K m fifenfeaM! " 107 THIS WEAK, NERVOUS MOTHER Tells How Ly dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restored Her Health. Sunday School Rally at Bethel urday, June 14. An invitation is ex- Hill June 14th. ' ie"aer, u,c "c"r- r,uJ7, " .Tu unu ail who win 10 cume nuu uc wiui Correspondence of The Robesonian. There will be a Sunday school rally at the new church at Bethel Hill Sat- us on that day. T. H. HAMMONS. I Mm ....... ,j 1 . ; . . is Philadelphia, Pa. "I was very weak, always tired, my back ached, and I felt sickly most or tne time. X went to a doctor and he said I had nervous indi gestion, which ad ded to my weak condition kept me worrying most of the time and he said if I could not stop that, I could not get well. I heardso muchabout LydiaE. Pinkham's vegetable Com pound my husband wanted me to try it I took it for a week and felt a little bet ter. I kept it up for three months, and I feel fine and can eat anything now without distress or nervousness, "Mrs. J. Worthline, 2842 North Taylor St, Philadelphia Pa. The majority of mothers nowadays overdo, there are so many demands upon their time and strength; the result is invariably a weakened, run-down, nervous condition with headaches, back ache, irritability and depression and soon more serious ailmenta develop. It is at such periods in life that LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will restore a normal healthy condition, as it did to Mrs. Worthline. FARM LOANS Loan made at less cost to borrower than offered by anyone making long time loans Loans mads in Robeson County 5 1-2 per cent interest Terms of Loan 5, 7 or 10 years ns may be desired. Loans made in any amount above . "$1,000. CHICKAMAUGA TRUST CO Junius J. Goodwin, Attorney, : Lumberton, N. .C. The Robesonian Business Buil ders brings results Try one famous Fashions ft ) w( rl his sum 1 mer you will want the most fascinating and charming dresses which will conform with good taste especially this year when new materials and new motifs are being introduced. SOLVE THE SUMMER PROBLEM BY USING McCALL PATTER NS. iiljl Sold by JOHN T. BIGGS MM X 1M.H. MM I " I it fcrsv 1 L. EI. Caldwell's Hardware News WE SELL EVERYTHING FOR THAT HOME OR FARM, COME SEE US BINDER TWINE. We have a large stock, best quali ty and right prices. Come to see us. MOWERS AND RAKES. The EB- Standard Mower is the best on earth. If you are , going "to buy, all we sk is to let us show you this machine. "It cost's, no more than the ordinary Mower. SPRAYERS. For Tobacco crpa we have in stock, Knap-sack, Auto Spray, anl Acme Powder Guna,' also Green, ' Arcenate of Lead. ELECTRIC FANS. We offer Robbin and Myers, in many sizes. Keep cool while you work. NEW PERFECTION. Oil Stove. - The right season for you to buy. 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