SATURDAY MOIUOTJ, JULY 19, isi9.
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Community Gathering
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Oxford, July 17. Granville county's
Federation of Cora tad Canting Club
arid aa all day eoaveation her today
with expert from th Siata Departsaeats
f Afrieultttra and Health Mlinf th
tooraing program aad Lieutenant Gov
; irnor 0. - Max Gardner . addressing ' a
Vmrthouss fall af people in the after
' JiooaT Between timet, the Indira of
twford terved a lunch to the count j
' tolka who came here to attend the meet
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Ten different clubs, including the
known pig clubs, were represented
" b the Federation meeting and with the
v Hub met the Boy 8eouts from Camp
1314 With a report that rated a fine for
- war service, aa did the TMr cluba for
: lompunity tpirit. Granville Boy Scout,
In the fir Liberty Loan campaigns, se-
lured subscription for $28,000 in bonds
ind found 623 walnut trees that wer
raid available to the government for
making gas masks.
The convention opened in the Oxford
: graded school building with aa address
of welcome by Mrs. A. H. Powell. Fol
lowing this, Mrs. Kat Brew Vaughan,
f Baleigh, spoke on "Developing a
Health Conscience in the County. Mr.
6. G. Bubinow spoke on Community
Spirit and Mr. E. A. Pound, supervisor
of ths American Red Cross, from At
, lanta, apoke on "The Publie Health."
Lieatenaat Governor Speaks.
Following a basket lunch served at
th school building, the meeting ad
journed to the Granville courthouse
where a large crowd had gathered to
bear th Lieutenant-Governor. Mr.
Gardner spoke on 'The Bearing and
Direction of North Carolina."
"It was a blessing and not a curse,"
h said, "it was in merry and not in
wrath that man was commanded to earn
hit bread by the sweat of his brow.
Labor is the source of all wealth and
all happiness aad this meeting here is
representative of labor scientifically
applied to agriculture. The impulse of
the Boys' Corn Clubs and (be Girls'
Canning Clubs is touching the lif of
our State as nothing else ami through
theiiaetivities we see everywhere a de
air to press onward .and upward.
"I have always had sympathy," he
said, "for the boy who has never had
the experience of going barefooted,
stumping his toes, getting stonebruises
or enjoying the exquisite torture of eat
ing green appler."
Mr. Gardner was introduced by D. G.
Brummitt, Speaker of the House of
Representatives. After his talk, Mrs.
R, . Ransom told several stories for
- tha amusement of the young people and
she was followed by several of the boys
and girls in recitations snd mnsical
number that were enjoyed by all pres
ent. STARTS PRESIDENTIAL BOOM
FOR SECRETARY DANIELS
Elisabeth City Independent.
Edmund Alexander, for many years a
resident of Euzsoetb, bnt now Pi-trirt
Manager of the Pacific Mutual Life In
surance Co., at Kant a Barbara, Calif.,
has started a presidential boom for
Josephus Daniels, on the Pacific f oast.
Geo A. Cox, of this city, has recently
received marked copies of Pacific
Coast papers containing evidence of
Mr. Alexander's activities in behalf of
the Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Alex
ander wr.s in the University of' North
Carolina with Mr. Daniels aad has fol
lowed his eaVeer with increasing admir
' ation ever since. He says Josephns
Daniel) is th biggest, sanest figure in
American publie life today.
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ENLISTED AS PRIVATE,
. . WINS A CAPTAINCY
(Special to Newt and Observer.)
Richmond, Va July 1S Fentoa
Jacobs, formerly on the advertising
staff of Th News aad Observer, at
Raleigh, N. C, aad later with th Newa
Leadet. in Richmond, who enlisted a
a private with th Richmond Blues for
Mexican, border service and' when th
war ' agaiast . Germany started went to
Fort Myr aad cam away with a com
mission aa second lieutenant tneked
away in his inside pocket, today wear
the two silver bars of a captain, having
gained, hit promotions overseas, ,
. Captain Jacobs is In Richmond and
will spend several day in Virginia be
fore returning to Fort Ethan Allen,
where he is - stationed, being now a
member of th regular army. He has
aa interesting story to tell. He was in
th army of occupation after the armis
tice, stationed . on th Rhine, near
Coblenx. He says th Germans firmly
belir've that they are only temporarily
subdued and will, be able to "come
back" la fifteen years. Also, he says
there is considerable sentiment there
to have the Kaiser back in power.
"Is it true.tbat some of th Ameri
can officers want to marry German
girlsf Captaia Jacob was asked. '
It certainly is," he replied. "Many
of th American soldiers are of Ger
man descent and can speak the Ger
man language. : It is no uncommon
thing for a German to ask the question
6f aa American soldier, Do you know
my uncle, Heine Schmidt, in Milwau
kee f or some other such question.
"We made those Germans uncover
every, day at retreat, while the Star
Spangled Banner was being played.
They are disciplined properly. '
John L. Kecter Dead.
Haliax, July 18. After many months
of great suffering and total blindness,
J "in Long Eeetr passed sway at the
home of his son, YVaverly Kecter, re
cently, in the sixty-second year of his
age. In his esrly manhood he eon-
nectel himself with the M. fc. Church at
Ebenezer. Aa farmer, blacksmith, car
penter, wheelwright and brick mason he
was the most useful citizen in the Dar
lington community. He was a loving
husband snd tender father snd leaves a
devoted wife, one daughter and three
sons to mourn his passing.
It isn't all profit. Even the baker
doesn't lie in floury bed of eaie.
Hedyour child's
sick skin with
Resinol
' 'The minor akin troubles to which
Infants and children are subject
itching patches, bits of chafing,
rash or redness so easily develop
into serious, stubborn affections,
that every mother should have
Resinol Ointment onhand to check
them before they get the upper
hand. Doctors and nurses recom
mend Resinol for this with the
utmost confidence because of its
harmless ingredients snd its suc
cess in healing eciema and similar
serious skin diseases,
tttinoi Ointment i told bf all dro-xut.
I0IH DAI1C
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Between 750 and 1 ,000 Cou
ples Participate in The
.. Grand Marc!)
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(8peclal to Newt aad Observer.)
Wilson, July 18. Th first annual
dance of the Garber-Davia orchestra
givsa at the Banner warehouse last
evening was, perhaps, th largest af
fair of th kind ever given in Eastern
Carolina'; -
L'ader th - supervision of Madam
Corinna Barnes th interior of th
building was a bower of beauty. '
Oa th stroke of 12 th Grand March
begin, and if is estimated that there
were between 730 -and 1,000 couple oa
the floor. . '
There were big jams at th railroad
depots, occasioned by erowds arriving
oa every incoming train to attead th
dance. ; At th A. C. L. passenger sta
tion two ladies, Miss Helen Woodson,
chaperoned by Mrs. Gertrude Smiley,
both of Rooky Mount, was run over by
Mr. J. T. Barnes, Jr., who was driving
his father's car. Both wer taken to
a local hospital where it was found that
their injuries were slight. 'Another ac
cident occurred at the corner of Greene
and Goldsboro streets on ear was
badly damaged ; the other got away un
identified. No oae injured.
Hoax "That fellow gives me a fit."
Joax-Who is he!" Hoax "My
tsilor."
THE WAR IS OVER
But the soldiers sad uUora will never atop
(Iking eboat th comfort the- sol tram the
Allen's Foot-EaM, the enttaeptie sowder te be
hakffl into the shoes, which their -weetnemrte,
mother or eiaten seat them. Until tt I tried
an one know what a quick and wonderful
relief Allen' Foot-Eate I te painful, sehins,
swollen, tender f ee Corn. Bunion and Cel.
loum. It make welkins a dellsht Bote
everywhere. (edv. )
KINSTON BARBER FOUND
. DEAD, PROBABLY; KILLED
Xinafon, July' 18. William Dew.
aa ' old negro- barber x- knowa and
respected by many , whit peopl who
had beea hi patrons for years, was
found dead at a tobacco bara ia th out
skirt of Aydea early today. Hs had
been shot, apparently, while sleeping
beside th barn. Bloodhounds have
failed to locate th unidentified slayer.
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q Ton aever can tell. . Just beeaus a
maa throws bouquet at himself doesa't
prov that he pays th florist
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Don't say "thsry're Inst bad."
SoanethiaaT ) b the snartei
Hth th.. Probably If,
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has beea raking too 'cross'' '
out of "kiddie" for sulfa
century. They LIKE It,.
bocwHM it tastes good. Caa't
hurt that. Got it at yosar,
dnig store.
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BONDS FOR BALK.
Th town of Aurora will receive sealed
bids for t2500.000 street improvement
and light bonds until Aug. Hth, 1919,
12 o'clock noon. Certified check of
11000.00 munt strompsny all bids. The
Board of Commissioners reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. Ad
dress , L. D. MIDYETTE,
Or Mayor
PAUL T. SPARROW,
Towa Clerk.
LATE SEED POTATOES! ,
Crimson Clover.
. (Formerly Called German Clower) '
And all Clovers and Grass Seed ready for shipment.
Write for Prices.
GRA Y SEED COMPANY
Petersburr, Va.
Just Received New Stock Of
Handsome BRIEF Cases
Full Leather, $5.00 to $15.00
NEW FICTION
Cup of Fury Rupert Hughes $1.75
Dawn Eleanor Porter $1.50
Tin Soldier Bailey $1.50
Love Stories Rinehart $1.50
Jungle Stories of Tarzan Burroughs $1.40
EASTMAN KODAKS AND SUPPLIES
Orders Promptly Handled.
ALFRED WILLIAMS & CO.
RALEIGH. N. C
1867
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Creepers, Rompers, Play Suits;
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