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eAUSURTffllgrofgPQS'tJAI.lSBURY, N. C, APRIL 13, 1918. e::mi;:;mt ,"TELErnONS 865, - Published very afternoon, except Fu-vlay, by the tost Publiabins Co4 .,sbury, N. 3. V-, I'embors - of ths' North. Carolina Association of Afternoon Newspaper!. "TJolivered by carriers 40c month, 1 y mail, SOe month. 'lerms cash. , . Charees' 'rira made ; for Card of T, Sinks, Resolutions of Respect, OiituarV Notices and similar publics fatm; The Post Is on cash basis on all tkbse items. . '',, No'cbmmnnlcatlons twill Vie publish tl in TUB EVENING POST unless accompanied by the name and address of the writer, though the name wO npt necessarily be used., - "Entered at second-class matter, at the Post' Office at Salisbury; N, C, under the Act of March 3, 187." Foreign Represents tlves: Lore'nzen, Green A Kohn, 225 6th Avenue, New, York City ',";, 1215 Advertisers Bldg., Chicago,' III. MEMBER D? ASSOCIATED PRESS ! The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to- the use foe publication (tf aQ newscreditd to it or not credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. ' I : SATURDAY, APRIL, 13, 1918., I umwm 1 would not think it too surprising to hear the kaiser's tired of kaising. The crimes of all his kultured nation, the sins of all his" generation, and ev ery bloody deed infernal of "every general and colonel, are charged against '.the reigning Billy, which is 1.'.-.. J-.i 1.!. iL eiiuugn o urivB mm nuiy, i viner . monarchy SO. berated, no other kings s cussed .and hated. AVjien he In times f peace was' ka isuig 5T, vo himself much advertising Sa -Lord of War, with fist of metal, a sort of , scrapping Captain KetteL : He tried to pose as Mars Incarnate, and now he pays and mutters, "darnit!" He may in truth be quite a rabbit, but elnce he got us in the habit of think ing he is bloodshed's booster, a crow ing and a fighting rooster, we charge to him the misdemeanors of warriors and submariners. Some correspond ents say that Billy has long had feet extremely chilly: he hates to see men go further with their red carnival of murther. Howe'er that be, the blame i xm V sti 1 4avb and nmt-il r a AIasI aw oiivuiuviBi . exsavs n iu v was aa-w .viva and (holders. The crop of execration. rises,' however modestly he kaisers. Before our eyes he's largely bulkin', tvt tntf sinfrenhtf as Xl arm nnt Vnlro n 'w s s ito your bond buying early. WSS PEOPLE IiEEDIKG TO EE AROUSED STAND IDLY BY . He who buys early helps to inspire others. ; WSS- ' it is either tray Uncle Sam's bonds or pay his tax collectors. Take your .choice. .,. was ,- You will either be a creditor or a debtor .of the government..- If you buy bonds you will be a creditor and will collect interest. If you1 do not you (will be a debtor only and pay taxes for yours. , "WSS " Hogs more plentiful. this year in this state.. Figures at hand indicate that many animals for breeding purposes are being brought in the state and that the amount of pork next winter will be larger than last. This is as it should be, and if this increased interest keeps up it will be but a few years until the meat ...t- k i i- North Carolina and ye will have end' ed one of the Bad habits of former years namely shipping in our meats. W 8 S . LIES ARE READY. Loyal 'Americans should "watch out for German propaganda and lies made in the interest of the enemies .of 'America. Do not be deceived. Do not be fooled. Listen to mo lies and startling etories which reflect on the government, the bonds. Some poor l.tlle ignorant fools are telling it that tlu'se ixmds are worthless, that the man who buys will lose his money. A man who will say this is either an i:Tiorar.t or a treasonable fellow. Ho r i " , s a rifi-ht to speak out of 3g j .. no man has a right to speak i cf a tieiswiaMe heart. There is i -t; in fc-'y man ibeiug ignorant n i .1 a iu.,uor, Le can leara the . ' f i cd'mot he can ket"? his . '., and it h time for him ; i e jiiust, that !he will be ' 'ii inomh sliut. . lies . a iihJ to fcpriitg into ac , " . -:..rt ci this nanoa are ai- With the French and British, fight ing for their live, J,heir homes, thfe-tr ho.nor and the safety, of the world's eivyiaia;ion, as they are to day, every American who knows how to pray ought to be on his knees. In every church the usual routine ought to give away to a service of prayer and sup plication to God. This ought to be a day of' sack cloth and ashes. To morrow ought to be a day when Amer icans get put of their ease and self satisfaction and recognize before the God of Heaven their dependence on Him and their great need of Him. Surrounded by thousands and hun dreds of thousands of brutal men in arms, directed by the devils of another world in theirs wild, mad determina tion to' conquef' the world, our allies who have stood between us and this horrible thing .which Belgium and Serbia and France and Rumania have experienced, the little thin line of men representing the civilization of the world are fighting their battle, our battle. ' Over here we drink and make mer ry. Over there they drink the black est, bitterest 'dregs that human beings ever pressed, to the lips. Overe here, we will spend the day joy ridding, in ease and stuffing1 our stomachs. Over there it will be long hours, intense strain and suffering, facing and pass ing through the portals of death by the thousands. Oh, , God ; in Heaven, will nothing arouse America? Is there any way on the top , side of. the earth to get some realization of the conditions into the heads of our folks t Will we rush on ia our indifference and utter thoughtlessness into the very Jaws of death and hell for our nation? f"Men whom i the state and nation have educated trained at great cost to serve are paying no peed to this call 'It is an educational problem, a process of enlightenment,1 and yet there are so many men, trained for this service, leaders of men, who are ways at hand' (with a tike, plump lot of dangerous lies. ' ?They are fre quently ,sugar-oated and made over so that soma.' good people are misled to repeat them innocently. Watch out for these, fight against them, and figlht the men and women who bear them. . ' . wss . SLAUGHTERING CALVES. Any day, almost any time of any day, one can' see the express com pany handling large numbers of calves. These little animals have been butchered and are being, shipped. When trains going north pull into the ' Salisbury station daily truck loads of these slaughtered calves are awaiting by the side of the track, .The jmost of them come from up the Vest- irTroad. They come mqstlly: J ronv Jficlory. One man who place., of I Business is ciose Dy we wacua Buy that one firm in Hickorymakes large shipments of calves daily. Good people, of North Carolina, this is nothing short of shame. It ought to be illegal. It was made , illegal some years ago, but the legislature cowardly listened to the selfish whines of thk men who would profit by the slaughter end repealed the law. This is a fact as wo recall the matter. No wonder we are at the mercy of the beef trust No matter7 we are called upon to eat less meat No wonder thatwilk is too scarce to permit lit tle children to have sufficient to nurse their little ' bodies. We are butchering all calves, rather than take the trouble to raise them. Something ought to be done to regulate or end this matter,' The extent to which it runs is nothing short of a disgrace,' a burning shaijftfe . :&;'.. ,, Tn W B S ' STATE PREMIUM LIST BEING PRINTED The North Carolina extension ser vice makes the official announcement that the composite premium lit is in the hands of the printer and will be ready for dfetribution this month. Secretaries of fairs are urged to wait until this list, which has been assem bled to aid the fairs of the state, reaches them, before going to press with their own catalouges. This bulletin contains the rules and regulations governing state aid, pro vision of judges and other items of interest to the Secretaries of fairs. Application blanks, asking for state aid and the furnishing of judges, will be mailed out with the bulletin, A new plan places the county farm dem onstration agents in closer touch with the officials of the fairs. This premium list will be of great value to the fairs, in helping them standarize their catalouges. It has been prepared for the fairs and the public. The North Car61ina exten sion service, asks the patient indul gence of the fairs in this matter, un til the material can be distributed. WSS : Production of 10,000 new automo bile trucks is in progress for the army. refusing to lift their voices to open their jnouths. JT IS A SHAME. Many newspapers are dead, pulpits are covered with cob-webs in many cases, some Schools are fooling away time, and the agencies that ought to be on the firing line in this great campaign of education, of enlighten ment are dull to every call, asleep to the calls of their country and their fellow men. The man who lias been trained and educated, largely by the state, assured these blessings and ben efits by a just and beneficial govern mont are expected to come to IKe line how and do and say things for which they arc trained. Many are not, and refuse to answer any call made upon them. Tomorrow ought to be a day of sack cloth and ashes. The man who will joyride and waste while the lit tle line of allies is fighting to hold back this horde of brutes against the world; we will not risk ourselves to speak of Ilim. The country calls, God in Heaven calls, and yet so many, so very many, laugh at the call and pass on. Unless America and Americans awake they will meet a fate they de serve. Unless we forget our selfish ness and arouse to our duty, God in Heaven only knows what is to bo our portion in this great world purging. How are yoivgoing to spend Sun day ? Do you Know how to pray ? Have you forgotten how? If you have, go once again to your sainted mother's knee and learn over the the Story of love and prayer. If you can not do this, go the church and join in with God's people whilesome leader implores a just and rigteous Heaven to save the world and to cleanse us of sinful, selfishness and indifference. 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Vea SSitss Try I f-KKSk ArM U'WIMI j CO, NtUnU Gag r Yea Moot, )5aj5 rpitiM cc It Is unnecessary for you to suffer with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and similar skin troubles. A little cemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly applied will usually give) instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly, and effectively most skin diseases. r- Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating,1 dis aopearing liquid and is soothing to toe most delicate akin. It is not greasyv is easily applied and costs little. Get it today and save all further distress. The E. W. Kose Co.. Cleveland, a 1UTT AND JEFF LAST NIGHT Bud Fisher's Characters Appear in the Flesh at the Colonial Theatre in "Divorced." "Mutt and Jeff Divorced," was the attraction at the Colonial theatre last evening and it was witnessed by a fairly good sized audience. These Bud Fisher characters in the flesh gave about the usual Mutt and Jeff show, but it probably was supported by a poorer chorus than such attrac tions seen here in the past Earl Redding made an admirable Mutt and Jerry Salivan was a good Jeff, but this was about all there was to the fhow. About the best specialty of the evening was Fred Roberts, the man of many voices. The closing scone, a court room, with Mutt and Jeff seeking divorce, was what might be called a rough house. While it was probably not up to some of the Mutt and Jeff attractions seen here it was about all that was expected. w s s A Fine Success. The following varied program both attractive and artistically delightful, was rendered at the Sacred Heart school last evening. All members of the cast acquitted themselves most creditably, receiving the repeatead ap plause of the audience. Sincere thanks are extended to all who aided in any way to make the entertainment a social such a fine success: Violin Duet "Alpine Violet,' Ludwlg-Andre Mrs. Robert Kohloss and Mrs. Chas. Woodson. Miss Mary Teresa Didier, accompan ist. Song -"Gpodbye Broadway, Hello France," bye entire cast. "Backface Minstrels," boys of the Sacred Heart school. Reading 'A Modern Belle,'' Little Cora E. Roueche. "I've Taken Quite a Fancy to You." Duet-r'Wouldn't You Like to Flirt With Me?" Mr.' and Mrs. J. D. Ney Roueche. , , ' Reading "Betsey Bates," Mrs. Walter McCanless. Pantomime '"Lead Kindley Light." Mr3. Garland ;Trollinger,, Misses Ce celia Bradley, Marie Loujgherty, Fran ces RoUeche, $l Mitte; Teresa Car lin, Emily Cuddlhy, Gertrude Roueche, and Mary Conroy. Accompanitsts Miss Didier and Mrs. T, C. Williams. Reading ''High Culture in Dixie," Miss Genevra Bradley. Stump Speech "The Pleasure of Living Not," Mr. Ney Roueche. Reading, selected Mrs. Lucian Harris. "Cake Walk," W. Ney Roueche, Mrs. Ney Roueche, Mr, Thomas Brad ley, Miss Genevra Bradley, Mr. Lucian Harris, Miss Evelyn Didier, (prize() Finale" America,'' by the audience. WSS . .For the first bne in nearly a half century Chicago will have mo new city directory this year, due to in creased' cost of materials. CONSTIPATION And Soar Stomach Cawed This Udy Much Safieriig. Black Draught Relieved. Meadorsville, Ky. Mrs. Pearl Pat rick, of this place, writes: "I was very constipated. I had sour stomach and was so uncomfortable. I went to the doctor. He gave me some pills. They weakened me and seemed to tear up my digestion. They would gripe me and afterwards it seemed I was more constipated than before. I .card of Black-Draught and de cided to try it I found it Just what I needed It was an easy laxative, and not bad to swallow. My digestion soon Improved. 1 got well of the sour stom ach, my bowels soon seemed normal, no more griping, and I would take a docs now and . then, and was in good shape. I cannot say too much for Black Draught for it is the finest laxative one can Use." . Thedford's Black-Draught has for many years been found of great value In the treatment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle and reliable in its action, leaving no bad aftereffects. It has won the praise of thousands ot peopla who nave used U. NC-1SI DON'T LET IT LINGER A cough that follows 1 grippe or any other cough that "hangs on" from winter to spring wears, down the sufferer,' leaving him or, her in a weakened f state: unable to 1 ward off sickness arid disease.4 Jbs Gillard. 148 Fillmore St fiaihyfile; Tenrw wta: "I was suffering, wjth' dry hacking cough and a pain, in-my chest, but sines taking Foley's Honey and Tar I have been 1 relieved.". It soothes, heals and cures coughs,' colds snd croup. Good for whooping cough. Sold everywhere, - ANNOUNC ICAL E nns FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the nomination for Reg ister of Deeds for Rowam county, subject to the action of the Demo cratic voters in looming primaries. J. C. DE ATON. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself a (can didate for the inoiriinution for Sheriff of Rowan ctaunty, subject to the ac tion of the Democratic voters in , the coming primaries. JiAlMES H. KR1DER. FOR CLERK SUPERIORPOURT. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the nomination! of Clerk of the Superior Court for Rowan coun ty, subject to fhe action of the Dem ocratic voters Jn the coming pri maries. J. FRANK MeCUBRINS. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, SAUSBUUY TOWNSHIP.' I hereby announce myself a candi date for Coulmty Camimissioner from Salisbury Township, Rioiwan county, subject to tJhle action of the Demo cratic voters in the learning primaries. HENRY E. RUFTY. FOR AUDITOR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Auditor of Rowan county, cratic voters in the coming prima ries, f E. B. NEAVE, Jr. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, FOR ROWAN COUNTY. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the nomination of Prose outtag Attorney for Rowan County Gourt, subject to the action of the Democratic voters in the comintr pri maries. J. GILES HUDSON. FOR "TREASURER. ... I hereby announce myself a candi date for nomination for. Treasurer jej Rowan county, subject to the action of the Democratic voters in the com ing primaries. . J. W. RIDEOUTTE. FOR JUDGE ROWAN COUNTY ' I hereby announce' my candidacy for Trial Justice of Rowan County Court, subject to the action of the Democratic Promaries. P. S. CARLTON. WSS The Oaiki Ridge Golf Club of Crest wood, N. Y., will employ igirls to act as caddies this season. - 1 One Hundred and Forty-Two Years of Labor and Struggle THE American people fought their first battle for liberty and the rights of self-government one hundred and forty-two years ago. At this time, and for mny,yir3 thereafter, their realization of dflieir national asjwrations and of the goal toward which they iwere"ireally striding Was vague and indistinct. But stop by step they struggled onward and upward a light which grew clearer as their eyes and mi'nds slowly opened to its significance. Today, as a result of their struggles and their sacrifices, we pos sess and enjoy our priceless 'American instltutkms. These institutions must be preserved. The structure so labor iously reared in tlhese one hundred and forty-two years will be utterly destroyed If we do not spring to its defense with every atom of our energy and determination. This ds not a situation pvhich may be trifled with, or evaded, or put off. It is one which must be met nown-.today no matter what sacrifices it may en tail, or what the cost may be. The immediate need is the investment of your Money in LIBERTY BONDS THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Salisbury, PJ. 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