THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1920.
1
pueuTO
BEGIN CAMPAIGN
State Executive Committee and
Nominees For State Offices
: , Meet Today
Greensboro, April 8. The opening of
the Republican campaign in this Stat
will be etared tomorrow with tb. inert'
Ing of th. executive committee and the
nomitiees of the party in this State
according to Oilliam Grlesom secretary
of the executive committee of the party
ia thi, Btate today. Last week Chair
nam frank A. Idnney issued a fail to
U member of' the executive rommit
teo an dall nominees for State office
nd those for Congress is the district
that hav already nominated to meet
at Republieaa Stat headquarter here
at Boott Friday, April 9.
: While th call for the meeting did not
tat th object of tb, meeting it
; stated that a number of matter of, vital
tmportaaee ar to bo diaeuad at th
. meeting and party member her regard
th wieetln tomorrow as the actual
; posing of tho campaign.
- Ia additioa to opeatng th campaign
tomorrow th executive eommitte will
, also without doubt All the two vacant
viae on th (tat ticket. These two
plaot to be filled are for the nomin
tioaa to th position of commissioner of
labor and printing, made vacant by the
recant announcement of Jam r. Bar
rett that h would not make th race,
and th place on tho Btate Corporation
Commission, left vacant at the time that
. James B. Mason, prominent Durham
banker refused to accept the aomi
... natlna tendered him by the State con
vention her in March.
(attorneys ask removal
BUT COURT OVERRULES
Trial of Two Greer Brothers,
Charged With Bobbery, Be
gin! In Rockingham
Want la "Spring rover"?
It as simply low Vitality, a lack of En
ergy caused by impure blood. OBOVE'H
TAJSTELrVS chill TONIC restores Vi
tality and Energy by Purifying and En
risking th Blood. You can soon feel its
Strengthening. Invigorating Effect. 00c.
-Adv.
Buckingham, April 8. The can
sarainrt J. Kent Oreer and Robert 8.
Greer of High Point charged with high
way robbery and conspiracy, was begun
this morning and over 75 jurors wer
tailed before a jury was selected. Court
adjourned late this afternoon upon em
pannelling of the jury. It will prob
ably take until Saturday before tb
case- is finished.
The case was aet for this morning
when the matter came up the attorney
submitted an affidavit asking that the
case be removed to another county al
leging that a fair trial could not be
obtained in Richmond county owing
to the -wide connection of the slate's
witaesses. The affidavit also alleges that
th Rockingham Post Dispatch with it
wide circulation had prejudiced the
mind' of th people in its account of
the alleged robbery.
Judge Finley thereupon esvc tb
state's attorneys until 2 o clocek this
afternoon to file counter affidavit,
This they did showing to th satisfaction
of the court that th local paper had not
been unfair in ita accounts and that
th defendants eould get a fair trial.
Judge Finley at 2:43 ordered th case
to proceed. Selecting a jury wa at
once begun. This requiring three hours,
and the (lamination ot over 73 men,
Th jury was completed at 6 o'clock.,
Americanized.
orn, a work.
'easy money," buf-lh is utterly ua- Marvelous collection of sables, he sought
- "me acsigner, ana anally coo
.....1, or u. Mete vo. ituoea
Pent on month designing th eoat and
toie, which was placed an exhibition
! the Pert etreet store of H. Liebe
Co, following a private view fit th
Th long aabl coat, that cost the
owner $9Sfi00, has a full collar, which
Another woman, native bor
ing housekeeper, well spokea and ex
tremely intelligent, proved a perfectly
blank political earfaee. &h didn't have
time for newspapers. 8he supposed she
ought to know more the vote wa a
good thing but she was too busy. Her
husband, 1 elicited, was a Republican,
ANOTHER WOOD SEEKS
G. 0. P. NOMINATION
Palmer and Philadelphia Man
Only Two To Qualify In
' Pennsylvania .
MEMPHIS SHOWS GOOD
. PAPULATION GROWTH
" " llWIsWsrAp'':te'inrttiM'eta
tastica announced today by the census
bureau included:
, Memphis, Tenn., 162,351, increase
31.246 or S3.8 per cent over 11)10.
, ' Johnson City, Tenn., 12,443, increase
tJHO, or 44.3 per cent.
Cleveland, Tenn, 67K3, inerease 973,
t-r 17 J per eeat.
Morristowa, Tenn., 5.811, increase
1,874, er 44.8 per cent.
Manatee, Fla., Ift7, iaereas M, or
I per ent.
; . Vallrjo, Cel., HA53, increase 6.513.
er ess per cent.
Bichmond, Cel., 16,843. increaae 10,041
er 1474 por cent.
Broektoa, Mass, 66,138, inersaa 8,260,
er in J per cent.
Auburn, N. H 3632, Increaae 1,474
r 4.3 per cent.
Marthalltowa, la., 12,731, increase I,
C57. or 17.6 psr cent.
Memphis waa flrst city of Tennessee,
foerth city of the South end thirtv.
eeventh city of th county in point of
pepoiauoa ia jwu, was wj.ioj people
nmcii was an increase or J!8,78o or S8.1
per cent over 1900. It shows a larger
- increase in number thi year but a
mailer percentage increase. Memphis
sao a suoaiantuu growth of popu
lauon anring each decade since 1830
xeept la the ten year ending with
1880 whea it showed a decrease of 16.5
per coat.
NATIONAL TENNIS MATCH
fr&fc BEGINS AT PINEHURST
-iaaurt, April 8. Th outdoor
tennis season waa officially opened to
ay with the etartlag of th man's
,stug la th North and Sooth eham
jMoaahlp , tournament at Plnehurst.
Thirty, player lined up for the men'
rnagwe ana seta the nrst and eeoond
.uuen. nana were, disposed - of . -Wil
" " . national double aad
indoor ainglee champloa, Howard Vo.
eell, metropolitan ehampioa and Harold
Throckmorton. Mew Jersey fhamplon,
.... ft um9ij contenders for th
championship honor, won their matches
easily enough today aad are not ex-
rww io encounter muck difficulty in
coming throng k tomorrow' round. Th
7. llB.m WJ,l rt tomorrow
?"7 '. wweh includes a num
ber of the country' leading players.
TAR HEEL HOUND DOG
: WINS NATIONAL HONOR
Plahur.t, AprQ 8. . B. Pugh
Ashebore Won the American ion hound
elaan U the dog show here today with
bm dog, Bet. Other North Carolinians
Whose Barnes anneamJ la 41. .i.. n.
W W. Lindley of Asheboro, Leonard
X'f?5f,Ii",h"'rt' HJfeoek of
High Point aad P. H. Powell of Eden
ton. .
WILMINGTON CITY COUNCIL
?r HAS A STORMY SESSION
- WllalHgtoh, April 8 Another stormy
estaloa of OitT Council fc.M
for the mrpoet of lnvMtitin .v..
z ' ' upsriBieaaent
of streets, preferred by TmNlchoU,
w ""y- ""eenarged lot la
nbordlaatioB. nttna
A. Qoldsteia, counsel for street wark.ra.
r'TT X Jewa iron tnc nail by
order of th Mayor after ha a.:.aa
the adaoaitioa to keep quiet during
r ,7,. . wuBease. it was .
'""" nai a recent strike of th
etreet worker wsi promoted by Charles
" "v mm putsiqe ia nor leader.
BIG COTTON GROWING
VENTURE IS PLANNED
eBBBMBnanBBBe s
toadoa. April. tWA laree mfaM t.
mtmaj auuou er pouBts, shortly 1 to
be pot before the Lancashire eettoa
interests, Bay a dispatch to the Londoa
i:mea from Maacaerter. ,
It 1 being framed as a cooperative
enterprise of the whole et th cotton
trade, and not at a private undertaking
It will, the newspaper adds, ta reality
tea public trust in which every rgaat-r-
om ia the iadastrw will have an ia
trrot. The field for th new tract'
: .ritie h net et been nettled, but
i Lkeiihood that it will b ia
l'.4 .. '.. "' :'"
Harrisburg, Pa, AprU 8. Pennsyl
lauia'i pctiod for filing nominating pe
titions for printing of nsmes on tb
bnllot for th state primary on May 18
closed at midnight. United State Ben
ator Boies Penrose will be unopposed
for Republican nomination. Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer, Democrat,
and Edwird JudulpluWtUl'MUdel.
phia, Republican,' are the only persons
filing presidential preference nomina
tions. '
Practically all of the candidate for
Republican national delegate and alter
nate are unpledged. Although four
eandidatea, one of them Mrs. Mary
Robert Rinehart, of Pittsburgh, author
ess, have been put forward for delegate
at large by the Wood League; in the
Democratic party there are two acts o
candidate for all state-wide honora,
and for many of the delegates' seat in
the districts.
One group is beaded by the Attorney
General, and the other by Judge Eugene
C. Bvnniwdl of Philadelphia. There
are two Democrat! candidates for th
nonunsticn for United State Senator,
Ixwren-.t H. Bupp, of Alleaton, backed
by IV.mer, and John A. Farrcll, of
Weat Chester. .
AMERICAN DESTROYER
MAKES SPEED RECORD
Constantinople, April 8. Tb United
State torpedo boat destroyer - Cole, ar
rived here from Teodosia, in the Cri
men, today in the fastest long distance
run in the history of Black Hea navU
gation. Th Cole started with only
24 hour supply of food aad water and
rneed the nearly 600 mile to Constanti
nople at an average speed of 40 mile
an hour. The tune was 13 hours flat.
Twelve Russian, refugee who lately
escaped from Odessa were on board the
Cole. They are now In the Ked trost
hospital being treated for wound and
typhus.
FIVE CASES OF SLEEPING
SICKNESS IN WILMINGTON
a if aim vera anvthinc she'd .probably I can be wan n mm v. ki.t
be a Republican, too, ror sae supposea o i or dropped low over th shoulders.
knew about suth thing. The coat is full length, and so per
juring our convcrMuuu I'uj Bre tae cable matched that li
Irnninu table linen expertly, solving U nbMoat lnnoathU .... 4. .. ...
rather difficult technical problema of pert, to have even the elightest con-
loimng ana eraooiniB. n i wpuon i the n amber f fare com-
was spotloss. Hhe is an able woman, bined in eiquisite fashion. The sleevec
but politically she was unborn.. jar bcll-lik ia ehape, falling foil over
ine most naiva. mm i i aanaa, wnue email tail form
from a poor old scrubwoman who goes I f ring at th edge.
from hotel bathroom to notei nam room i ine llninr naml I. r
nil day lonr witn pan ana kwuiu, lunporw irom Trance and embroidered
brush, bbc je ia- in uoi wwr- wiu suver and gold. An interior fa,
hood of the mop aad pail arc always old lag edged with email bands ef aabl add
a pathetic, gray-haired army of the Ite the laxnry ef thic far nrmetit. .m-i.
decent, self respecting poor. represents a fortune in apDcaranc aa
r I - T I. . aK. W.-A I II ... ' - .
x aaaeu .in-ir '"-" a IB material. Beldam k. ,
acitlien. eoat beea designed in thi. country of
Bhe-wae aad she knew it. Her hus- ,ueh VMeioUt u' the
Dana naa oern nBiursiiAru mu m i uhib. -
h"un- an ...e t M. L .. eorrespondingly
inea miy uiuu. j .v.. - i "tinui aaoi stins la of full length
tioned. . . . I th skins beinaT exauiaitalv n.t-k
"I thought I wa too old, sh told Mr. Dnbigh, for whom th eoat waa
me simply. "It's a nice thing for young m,d,, tt , beautiful yoang woman, just
r-T- t. . r " wrrj wuo f re ia poise
When I explained that there waa no .neb a garment She wore undernath
voting Oslerisation, she nodded mildly, the cable coat a white chiffon i dress
"Borne of the gurrlc wanted me to go," embroidered la diver and black bads
sne eomes-mi, u. - m... ... - n.r Bnir wa dreeaed with becoming
night I can't atir out-and that a the ,tvl., f , t ftm -u, t .
irumi Miiuapuiuwi - i"j I wv irvquenuy teen thmui
rent." ... "With eharacteristia eraelAtianMB r.
inai was ic. one waa tun uj uenDiarn aerMwi ..kit.1.1 - ..
v , . . ,. tv. . i ner
'"P".'1""" Z T w . . ,i .Ja I Z lur twrmenu in th n. Ldebcs
sauinea ncr. c , - - .now window. Hnndrd of
oau a ncn uict-ip u womon nocaed in front of the .tn
typienl. The h.tcnen u. g.M 0, ,h, wrt- whifh -'X
iJ ".J011 ,bo, ""d th best of
weria aeclgner la it. making.
According t Uebe representative,
th highest priced act ef Bussi.n sables
known in 1M. - ....
ine prmii uj i w-...-, iuiKa un were valued at 30,000.
HATS KECKIVE SCANT nini'CRT
These ease ar
vote goe begging in New York city,
CANADA. TOOHAS t'NRKST.
Baltimore Sun.
Btate's and Canada, dating from th end
of ah war, are difficult only in degree
and not in kind, according to B. A.
Bhaw, of Toronto, who is making a brief
stay in this city. The sam struggle
with the cost of living that ha worried
many a housewife couth of the et. Low,
Wilmington. April 8. Five eases of
sleeping sickness of a mild form have
been reported ia thi city, although Dr.
Ohas. . Lowe, county health officer,
declares ther ia no danger of at epi
demic. Th eases reported have bad the
diaeaa for several days, one being in
a hospital.
American Beatea.
London, April 8. Bombardier Wells,
the Kngliah heavyweight, - tonight
knocked oat Eddie MeGoorty, ot Osh-
Kosh, Wisconsin, ia th sixteenth round
of a HO-round bout at th Holborn
Stadium.
W0MIN AND THI VOTE.
-A.' l.t i.i..fc.Nt. tli blE.
" 3. Cruwnrd Citi-
KHchea Ballet Gees Begglag la New
Terk City.
Adelaide Budman, ia Collier "Weekly.
An amaaing number of alien women
who have lived aad pron pared in, thi
country for 20 or 30 year bar never
cared to become naturalised. Of ih'ai IS
female domestic I personally inter
viewed, fear were native Americans, one
was naturalised through her huabaad'a
eitlneashlp aad seven were aliens. Of
thee 12, not en had voted I
It so happened that the houseworkers
to whom I pok war all rather ww-
rior women, with tome mental equip
ment, and well, their answor .peak
for themselves 1
Two ef them, to whom I indlsaieetlw
divulged the fact that what they wer
aayiag might be for publication, imme
diate) disclaimed any idea whatsoever.'
Asked to tkiak about a givea aubjeet,
they a oaoe automatically toppd
thinking. -
They accept fbvcrnmental wrong n
fatalictically ae if the word "a free
people" aad "redree by ballot bad
aever appeared la the public press.
Nawina pc re there's s noint. Thaaa
women hardly ever read. Too busy and
wo urea, iney ieu yea.
Abbs, a hearty intelligent cook, re
tiring the Modern Blutoomtla wane.
consented to diarua politic, wltk eoa-
aesoenaing dignity . Hhe 11 Iriah born.
Urr ye a eitiaeat" I asked er.
.-beBigBjy;,- -
Don't yea waat to bcl
Wky should I bothart Tt
Elli Island when I'm enmla
She had revisited IraUad three time.
; I skd kr if ah wanted to live.
were again. . . .
.ea, ladeed'-with a proud toe of
the heeev Ml aalr-. a... v.....
V ' better positioa.' Over
there I d be toe proud to de housework.
I at goiag back to atay a soon a I get
T
RECIIVE SCANT
Weesea De Net Give Then Scflkient
n ''. Saye (ipert.
Daily Garment News:
-At a recent meeting of New York
rencc ha caused no las uneasiness I "Minora there was a brisk interchange
among .JioMtwive.oa..ef-.-the-f the table where the
der. r i. fathered for luncheon.
The soaring cost of building material 7p1",.Myr e-preident of the Bo
handicapplng building operation and J iA-Milinry AseoeUtlon, held th at-
potponing th tolution of bousing m a larg .group by M original
problems, is a much if not more of a P'm. Mr. Mayer emphasised the
problem in th Canadian province as I , " womea in general paid
in thic country. ";'" o w toeir net.
Not ven the much-. diecuss.dU.probr . . " " . 7"v can oe introduced
l.m nf hnnna o, nn bABila -firr fr.,n.. "B Women are bewildered
cervlee men is peculiar to the lower por- "J. "J" tbU for her type,
tion of the North American continent "J? 1,01 Bn ? dlfdeulty
Agitations on thi lssu. havs beea quite B""7T " Ior
as frequent, intense and In many re- .ht f".w l
epect. Ich modest ia Canada tana PnlT for
ne, , 9" leev for th arms, aad a long
All of the., thing. Mr. Shaw rereaj- "of ' ' P . T?. purpose, a
ed yesterday in discussing tb economic '"-tion. r be
problem. confronUnn our BrltUh n.l.h- L"t,odBe, bntl t9m ta
bora. He discussed them a an optimist- . ' u. ... . .
ic as well sc micrht for he brine the L ,r PO'l?M w.tk hU
ehcering-new. that Canada ha. experi-1 WZS..r.r.V.
need the crisis of th high cost of i ... -TV v.. '7.. . , 7
rieec of nee- tk.M m. i.. ..a wi-
" - " Mw Mirvn, VI.
ones aad small, com eat on the front
ance. Th came costume worn each
time with another bat look altogether
different -Wear a fluffy bat with
triebtino dree aad the Are, begin t
oggeet Business; wear a stiff, severely
tailored Bailor aad th dree will look
etriet tit.'
ENGLAND PLANS HOMES.
Estimate That Abnormal Condition ef
Living Will Last Over A Sevea-Year
Period. ,
New Tork Soecial to Baltimore Sub,
Sevea year is the official eetimnt ef
tb length ef time that will elapee be
fore Borssal conditio, ef living are re
stored la Great Britain, according to
advices received by the Banker' Trust
Company from it London correspond'
ent That th British aTOverament has
confidence ia the aeearaey of this eu
mate is indicated by the plaac it has
adopted for financing the great national
bousiag eampaiga, now well trader way,
Almost lJOWfiOO heme for working
people are needed in the united King,
dout. Housing congestion during the
wsr aad etnee has constituted one of
EsglandV serious internal problems. To
insure adequate buudiag ef working
men' homes th government has sub
sidised the bonding industry. This sub.
sidy is variously applied to private
building, building by societies, and com.
muaity building. The seven years' es
timate figures in the comma nity housing
subsidy.
British local authorities ar. by th
new houslnr aet. made direct I v respon
sible for the housing of workers in thir
respective communities. They are re
quired te estimate th ansaber of bouses
needed ia their districts and to provide
them for renting so far as they will
not be provided b other ageacie. Local
eommuaitiee will bear th cost up to n
liability not exceeding the return from
a' tax levy at the rate of 4 pence rn
ine pound. The excess cost if any. x.id
deficit incurred through low rental
plan, and depreciated valuation, will
be met by a government grant.
Because construction cost ar consid
ered to be higher now than ther wil!
be in future, local authorities are au 1
thorixed to place the valuations of their
new house at only two-third of their
cost. They are also permitted to rent
them at Jes than th "eeoaomie." or
carrying, rentals so as to bring them
within th. mesne of wage-earner.
A t tk mii .fan .nn jrK. tt t.
believed, general condition will have
reached: a normal adjustment, the rent
are to be raised to the equivalent of aa
"economic' return on the two-thirds
valuation. Te facilitate the flaaneinc
aw-
ef boosing programs localJ authorities
are authorized to issue S 1-2 ter .evnt,
bonds for 5, 10 and SO year. scwfftdLtury B.
a tb local rates and revenne andMt-l.
sued ta dssomisatmis ef S, 10, go; 25i'
and two and la multiple of tlOO.
Private construe tion i to be eacour
aged by a boaaa system through a Gov,
ernment grant of ' approximately 875,,
000100, with bonuses averaging a boot
150 per house offered te builder who
complete workmen's aoases within the
next year. One of the conditions ia that
no mora than, 20 houses are to be erect
ed te the acre.
The proposal te public utility societies
erecting werkmea e homes is a loan of
73 per cent, of tke necessary capital by
th government aad the government to
contribute about BO per cent of the 1"
tercet eharge en the total amoant i
vested.
Supervisioa of the campaign is vested
In the Ministry ef Health, and Viscount
A.ior, Beereiary er ins Ministry, re
cently declared the movement to be
mere than a mere housing project. He
characterised it as the "rebuilding of
EBgiano." Mem oral of city slums aad
general improvement in condition ef
living are eontemnlated "
Tke Ministry ef Health is niming at
the erection ef 800100 house within
three years, if possible: 100100 to be
completed within 18 months. Reports
np to the first of the year indicate that
site for MOfiOO houses bsd been pur
chased la England and Wales, plana for
g-oup eonstrnetion of 108.000 house hsd
been spproved snd 10,408 were under
construction.
There nre about 1 J00 local governing
bodice ia the United Kingdom, nnd the
Ministry reports that the majority of
them have submitted bousing scheme
for approval.
A Natural Qaeatieu,
Kansas City Star.
Sir, severely said Alderman Crook,
I eould no tvote for the, tinea su re with
out being entirely inconsistent"
"Ah, yes! returned J. Fuller Gloom.
And what i your nsual price, Alder
man, lor being entirely inconsistent!
Knowing How.
Butcher Tbia meat i. Ju.t n little
over two pound, mndairi.
Mrs. Wiseye Well, take one pound
of fist off th scsl and I'll see how
big it ia.
To Heal A Ceagh
Take HATES HEALING HONET. 35e.
(Adv.)
Mastiff a were' introduced by theFhoe
aieiaaa into England in the sixth ecu-
EXCESSIVE ACIDITY
is at the bottom of most
digestive ills.
UH10I1
for indigestion afford pleat
ing and prompt relief from
the distress of fuucUyipepsia.
" MADg BT SCOTT BOWNE
MAKERS OP 8COTT8 EMULSION
r-in
fird's
Raleigh's
Busiest
"Department
Store
Sells It For Less
living and now find th price
essities gradually seeking a lower lr
eU
I of tke bead and sea retted on the
"Pries, had soarsd to a point beyond! ""w" i"
.11 resaonr he said, "W now ar. o. th. psrTm.at .W doVo.' for th. most
decline. Too can get a suit : clothe. rt kow whUh bat. to s.lt, though
4 r?f J Lh .Uln .'w'"1? ? ,B" 'how mor. taste ia th. rest of
of th bert trade f Engliah twcd for th.ir clothe. A number of wom.n bar
85 .imUarsuU.ln tW. country model, try ea th bate, and forgt that
w, iuwdhuu M.v fiwi m U I till la hMn(nl, ... A.. . I. .n .1.
. . , . , . . . . i w. . mvw . w . m
v v Boauuu iwtru ran do purcnaaeo i nn hMnml. . ..,k..
.Jr . . . . . . "When a woman purchases a dree
. 2hFJ'U,t obtwl ' 'lnf b can tell whether the klrt irtoo
ia tb high cost of building material, short ar tk utll ta ;.kt n,i
Jo'nti aormal times, absorb .orn I hav aeea theee asms womea walk into
new nouses a year. During the the millinarv danartmaiit mnA t.n.
war period, this dwindled down to a hat th head-sis of which i altogether
mere 230, with th result that we had too small for th.ir heads. As a remit
an accumulated shortage whea peace the brim is pulled awry, aad the crewa
came. The result of the shortage ha. ia filled ia th. wrong place. Part ef
neon a iremendnua in fir. .. i. ... t h . ki.m. ,- k. .
House which formerly rented for 828 or I but usually' th customer com la with
825 a month are now renting at 850 la demaad for a definite kind ef hnt
and aw a month." and nothing .Is will satisfy bar. Worn-
t was natural for Mr.. Shaw to la. I en do not seem to realise how imnortant
troduce the bonus question and th voca-l a part of dree th hat is and bow much
tional welfare of ex-.ervic. men a. h.l't add-to or detracts from their ep-
ItfllJ . a . lt.ii,...., I . .l. . I .... ... I
..... w Pramum, II .11 t 1 VW.Mlb.i .
Expeditionary Force during the war. - I - Jules C Kuraman, after, listening to
V'. . . J . ii . I f . . i fe-m. ... '
vauu, ii b swia, gave eaea tlis-1 as-a: ins -net nss in
charged soldisd six months pay ia I power of changing the .ntir. appear-
uuuiui loauiiiineais, wnicn bad th. ef
fect of giving the men six months In
which to look for employment without
fearjhey would etarve in the mean
while in addition to this allowanee," h
said, "ther ar pensions for th. dis
abled aad vocational schools for th.
partially disabled.
-At present, say Mr. Shaw
HOW TO RAISE
BABYCHICKS
Put Avicol ia the dxiokinc water.
.uKii wirrj soioier who want to work
or 'can work i. employed. Those who
hav beea crippled have beea taught or
u-jiu. icusni aoma rnniim
will yild them a livelihood.
."There is agiutionoa foot among
1AM . . . V. II, ' ' . . "
wiuiers io get irons th
government a graduated seal, of gratui
ties ia additioa to thos already gives.
They ar. asking that men who served
over, ia rrsnce be givea S8,000
those who got oversea but no further
than England, 8100; those who .pent
the full term of th.ir i.
Canada, 1.000.
"I do Bot belleva fW.-. U w-.v
chanc. of such gratuitie belne mi.A Th.,7 h'r trowa wadrfullr."
""pusiuoB or wu debt ea rv-
ery householder in th. Domialoa. That
J"J Maaon.ble aad heavy a bur-
Meet people lose half ef every hatch,
aad seem to expect It, Chios; cholera er
white dlarrhoe Is the trouble. The U. &
Oevernrmnt atataa that ever halt the
chicks batched die from this caue.
An. A vieei isom,
placed la the drinking
water, wUl pemuvely
save your little chicks
from all such diseases.
Inside of 41 hours the
sick otvm will h as (tveir
ae Crickets, Avicol keepe
them healtbr and makes
thera grewajid develop.
Jarte, O. wrltae. I hmm 19 ebleka and
tW.aU died en It, Then I eomnsenoett
oa Avicol snd haven't tost any alae.
money enouca.'
, TUn lt is. Aa honest, bsrf-worklng
dependable type ef woman, but abse
luUly antonehed by ear national Ideal I
ch 1 daisied br our aia k.
bright lithu, anj above all. by our
inuri took nn rtxur
D-lMmw Speat Meath ea I118.8N Set
-.:.,,--;. :-. for teaet .WaBtBB...., ..
Baa rraneiseo Two fur f genaeaU
alud at 8120,000, glvs. y $"0,
Wfh, Bussian importer aad packer, to
. eahlbitior at the fur
.? .U,bM .CVl Baa Fraa.
1 no lur oaurted of a BuMiaa
abl .oat eom posed ot eighty pelU
valued at 89S.0O0 and M.
."-bV pviis vaiued at 820,000. i
The fur arsrmsnts ava !J t. k. iv.l
tw. finest of Usir kind ia th world,
?"2?Vf 1w. '0,P l tho. faah-
v-w iar royalty, joaa Bubea. for-
rC' fed the garmeata.
bigh, hunt; ef valuable fur Bala,
aad hwaer ef a, larg. packing houN
ia Bussia, has bee eoUeetlng th. skint
er a period of flv years. Hi trap.
umiM w lBtrotd to bold
w. his anees perreet aabl. pelt, which
cams W tt.lrWtl TW' tTist iui
Uat sabi. trapping i. carried aa ta th
winter months aad tt considered aa. of
th. most basardou. and difficult kind
of aalntal huatlsg, buadred at (able
wr captured before the eollectloa ef
eighty pelt, ef euitabl. weight, plUbll.
lty, texture and firms 'of .v.rkair
could be deemed eomplst. '
JYhea Dfnbisk wa aUs2d witb. lit
wromntlr
euree white diarrhoea, chick cholera and
all bowel dieses et noultrr. tell ae and
your sooner will be refunded by return
snail Avicol hi sold by moot drurgteto
and poultry remedy dealers, you cos
eead lie er 10c today for a pack age by
S!T ET,,5I,a sjurren-worger V.
winon auf. wiiaaepoiiaj sno.
JT BM xndlaaanotia, sac
stops chicks dy
SB k
'JU
dying
NOTICE TO CONTBACTOE8.
Scaled bid. for th. const ruction ef
approximately JJS mile, of Baad-Clay or
Gravel-Clay road, ia Halifav County
(road from Scotland Keek via Bos en eat k
to Edgecombe County line) will b. re
ceived by th. Highway Commission of
Halifax County at th ofde. of the Sup.
erintendent of Highways at Weldoa,
N. C, until 11 o'clock on the Mth A.r
01 Apru iirru, wnea Mey will be open
ed nnd read.
Mo bid Will be received after the im
fixed.
The work will Consist annmsimatnl
ss 101 tows 1
tlflQO Cu. yd, earth exeavatioa
8JI00 cu. yd. Haad-Clnv or Oraval
iiay cunscing , -
12J Aars Clearing.
1.0 Acre Grubbing.
2,000 Lin. ft Belief trenching.
75.0 Cu. Ida. PIaIb .n.i. C.
head wall.
ft. Metal culvert J in.
sou iau. ft. UcUl culvert lin
400 Lin. ft. Metal culvert IS ia,
140 Ida. ft. Metal culvert. 14 ia.
110 Lia. ft. MsUl eulvsrta tfi in.
The metal pine to be furnUhad h
ik. . . . 1 . . . .
omm SHU to VOmrUCtOr 1 t
Old on hauling and placing.
l .steam bridge, concrete floors.
No bid will be considered unless as.
tompaaied by a properly- certified .heck
for five hundred (1500X0) dollars msde
payabl. to S. P. Johnson, Obslrmaa pro
ten. , '
A corporate surety bond, or other
aatitfaetory security will be required for
me complete luiruiment ot th. eon
tract. .
Plans, pacifications form, of contract
proposal blsnk. etc- can b obtained
from, the office of the 8uDrlntndent
ox juigiiway. weldon, N. C on th. pay-
meat of fiv dollar to defray cost,
wnicn ram win o returned to all par
tin submitting bid. ea th. work, ar on
return of plan, within flv. day. after
ta. uaie aoveraied ror letting, to th.
nuperintendent or Highway.
By order ef th. Highway Commission
of Halifax County. C, T. Oor. Superin-
Undent of Highways. This th day of
apru iau. , no,
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAItROAD
fASSEJfCM TRAIN SCHEDULES
CORRECTED TO MARCH IS. Ills.
Infavmawea air aad not
Dally wakes etherwls shown. Exeest
Bandar. Lean Halelek (tlaim Sbllal
'M t. bL Per Wllaee. Oreeavill. kUnoea
IMew Berai Washiasw.
tea, EUaasetk Citr. Merfelk
- aweti. at Korfolk wHh alTer.
mc Beet as neU Linea rev eeteki
Mertk aad Beet,
mc ear is Merfi
Threaah Sleee-
Sorremu
A. M-Ter WUeea. OreeavOl, Waae,
meVee, aVeantoa, Kllaabeth Citr.
Norfolk Perlor ear Waekkistos
ea MnMAIB.
M T. kt WUeee, areeavllkv Waehnrtoa.
Wle.fc.ie- SUltukiMe.
tatd A. kt Star (Beaavev, Ashsbere), Mi
wnea. nuiasaa. iAenowe.
tW A. kt Willow
0a srlaas,
' eweiiiie
1M T. hL Y.Hiie, rarsMeville aad later-
sriikja. Varies, Pn.
w, uillMeM, ray
tor detail tafoneitte epely er wrhn tB
JtOBEnTS, a T. A,
Williams, a. A
SINOLSTON, P.T. A,
attiwr i '
m Csmminlal NeteMel Bank Slag.
. . EsMss, M. a .
I take
when headeuiy, sick
BiUousr'
There's no reason why a person
should take sickening, salivating calomel
when a few cents buys Dodson's Liver
Tone a perfect substitute for Calomel.
Dodsoa's Liver Tons" is a pleasant,
vegetable liquid which will start your
liver Just aa rarely as calomel, but It
doesn't auk. you sick aad eaa not
alivata.
CfclMra aad grown folks eaa taks
Dodsom's Livr Tone, beoaus it is
perfectly barm lass.
CJota.l U a dengsrow drug. It is
naercury aad attacks your bone.
Tak. a do, of aasty oalomsl today
If-
1
and you will feal weak, lick tad asu
seated tomorrow. Don lose a day's
work. Tak a spoonful of Dodsoa's
Liver Ton instead and you will waks
up feeling great. No more bilious
nasi, constipation, alnriahneea, bead
ache, coated tongue or tour etomack.
Tour druggist says if you doat Sal
Dodsoa's Liver Ton sets better than
horrible calomel your money la wait,
tag for you.
A SCHOOL TO TRAIN TYPESETTERS
"Lean tke Type-settlag Macblae, aad It Will Give Tea Big Earning
rower While Tea Are Mastering the Profession."
Tb. South.rn Newspaper Publishers' Association has established acbool
for teaching typesetting oa the linotype aad intcrtyp machinea. Ap
prentieee in th. printing trad aad ambition young men or womea ahould
writ for literature. Th. trad, that helped devoiep Benjamin Franklin
Into ft marUr mind i wortbw of careful cnnaldsretine.
for advle. appl to th. .ditor of tb Nw. and Obrvr, and la th.
wviuiuios eouu lor uierararo, aaareasing.
Georgia-Alabama Business College
(Aoer.dit.d
EUCXNI ANDIRSON, Pnaldeat-
MACOXr CIOSCU
YOUR SCHOOL SUPPLIES
YOUR OFFICE SUPPLIES
Your home stationery supplies snd books of all kind?
can be hsd promptly from
Williams & Co.
Here Since 1867
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