Tremendous Voting
In Da y’s Election
For Vance County
May Reach ,5,000;
Soldier Vote Goes
To 245 in County
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to C. J. Tie .i:a.y :. :hr
Louisburg ... SID
i ’ipili sidar:: t a 111
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Marriages Feu er
I lere 1 .asr Month
1 han a ear A<40
•• i n Oeto.n . .vilh
1 a ■ • a eoi a • . < vc i
: y 11 it*-: died
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e 251) f
• • . n 124
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1 t it I !»4j Or '.oi l \/ns
. ; . \ .a .nut lit; e i id > • ; a
Tobacco At
Record High
$45.95 Here
i
541,580 Pounds Of
Leaf Sold Monday
Over $248,856 Paid
A : a • \V . e:. ' •" * Ft- - r.; - ■ - a. or ! < >
“ - . -i.v - ■ . r are. a lli1 U ...
•
• • day. • 41
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a S4.'i.‘in ■ de
■ 1 - : 1 . ' .. . e: a 1 _ie »i> ••rMc !:.an
:... i. ;• !a.-t \\ eek, \\ am a. r~ .• ear
■ .1 .ea. The ::g .1 '. ere
a ai.1 A'day by Jo mi I. H../e.
' a- : y~ t. 'da> r e a t .. a. * *
. ' . tar rieet 11 »n. a ' / ere
at to ran the l ,vu srt - ot buy
• - to.- : :ie ! ;!! t h-re .did .:r a..: 1
>ar- a !e.- day.
. ' ' ' ' t.
; ■ . now, while
:a -e> are ha:., lit- >.dd ■: inangs
at the are-flit t."e at ‘ high
(Kill i ‘ \
AROUND TOWN
1’OLIl l COI RT
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*: ivi n ree .rd
' 1 d.-.v. \ Hedrick.
' • . ; 11 -ed: 11a. Me
! R UM( I IT S
! • i.i.e dol! :• ouch were paid
c.:\ ::.re today :.y
' .1 1....... a per- " . >r ' .ulatii mi oi
... ■ ■. ■. ■■ J W. S'ul It r» C. T.
H e. •. VV ;,:i. s Xewk.n. Mrs J.
I y. : :.d M. H Hand dull.
\ VMC iDIMITY
■ • *,V i ,;rd i). Parr.sh *.; ied Ad
o .I' ... : Saturday l'.'.r ui.hhc
e' . • • '11,: ,0 1 Ml! ited
d l Truvor ( P; a,*d
. . I mi'lv ", ,e 1 a ,:o da ..I
•I ■ .. fro , ;i. 1 . , a.< .1 forces
.'... ' i ■ . yea' -t-r , -e u tat- Smith
I* r; ‘ or Me a aled : I .day.
B. H. MIXON
CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER
• Bvihl.' Ih 11' r /: 'il-lni'l.r
Building. I’ainliiuL i’onlijut .unj
i «rnrral K"|n.m in ;
phone 7
E-Z-DO
Wardrobes
HijLi- shipment just re
ceived. Three types and
sizes to choose from—
Sturdy Built . . . . 3.98 |
Fortress . . 4.95 j
Giant Pivot Door 5.95 !
Efird’s Dept. Store
230-232 S. Garnett St. — Phone 08 — Henderson. V C .
Airport Is
Talked But
No Action
Sheriff Deputies
Given '.ncreases;
$75 lor Christmas
*€?.*■» pCCt to
.ci :!li ‘ o't joint!v owned
y the (.’•• ga WiMco o ld the C ly
Iio:uio. »s discussed .»: * t
V • • • . • V. uo II,,. d
> C luiCy l\i uin'iv yextern.iy.
■ ■ • cere » < n
Mu\ . th the
b<*;ii d • ,i p.iru . jrtd told o! -
«*: i do ' i n .ibo, t !• *r..1 '_y
• cn he was t thi
aiti’.n. . • • t»: ;be A c;
AI •; .W Ik Won in I'll.
t» .. rob - • -O (’onnmis.'i' »:ior !
. (•oi*:o \ ■. i. >. • . »i?t v. bi t:;o i ty
mi ’i t I • • ■ i i iN’.wd and Cmtii- ;
• \ • project
u .o o.l u\\ n< I bv The ,
or- . bed n n- .
din :,vi i .■»nt:. g• ( !ydo j
lb 1 . A d Folk n< , . do- |
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Go: • - . d .J till loo Mo.-p.Gi'
t ’ l
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t; *, .• • dt 50 O .Tl i; !
‘ : . '• A'oVt f. ;r ‘GO I
d • . - •. every (*hr» !- !
County Has
Big Month
For Taxes
. ■ v- r,.y Van. e county
■ .. i , 0 . ..'...iii for any
,nt ■ nt yc ici 'd
:. v ■ ■ t ' ... '.'v ‘ ' it \
lit... r.; . (’utility C-mnti-- oners
.Monday a: Uc. it'-....; Nv.ivbi”’
,■ v ■ :.v. F M. D'.-ey. l..\ vu.loc
• < i i ■ v. i . v ..' $ I {1.1) a 4 ail.
m’ $2011 - f it■ -
and :ranch.ses (axes.
T , lu. ron. . lea only two oc
the < mnty lock-up at the
v11i! I.- ( 1 ' 'i . i‘ oelng •mctinng
i. . .-a Ftirtv-fivo pr - mors
I it , 175 ia days.
PRISONERS-OF-WAR
ARE NOT JAILBIRDS
Pig,•■•it l- Gi; ..ro w- * jail
■:. . ; i ) ; > I 1 • ' -1
.. ■ 1 t b i \diiii'. ■ ‘i iii Tv
. :motor • tav An •- r ■' n lied ('. oss.
. ..id i'i'dav.
A • vi A vtTvaii . thiier
■vv- ■ -• .if .■'■centiy
•i.!d M Mi-In- • : iior -name with
:: ,. (Arman pri- 111 .
Si■ ... t .ore ur tlu-ro wil;
alties. Ati - Moli.n.- says
S' >n’to - ■ ' >o 111 no i.. 11*.‘d. :'iii i
,■ i, ,.i:i!v. .ivif m -■ :uu and me
. iod. It v- -i-1 1 iisgrai-c
troil, die ay-. -ittco tin
cant v some 1 ight.. .u men is .n
,. labli mless they houUI I o<i 4)ly
• S.n ! ■ .do ..on ilit-y arc houc
essly i.utn bored and irrouitded.
, : t men -. F. t urn vta
M , • i.n 2iio .. ol <.- 'n 1 tic
v v A F . «>• an- ! ...id Ij.v mom
i (,• V.'iiiM-n's Ar-i.v (’"i-ps.
C-B-l Commanders
IN THE RESHUFFLE of commander*
jri the China-Burma-India theatr*
following the recall of Gen. Joseph
W. Stilwell to Washington- Maj.
Gen. A. C. Wedemeyer (top) com
rnands the China theatre and Lt.
Gen. Daniel I. Sultan (bottom)
heads the India-Burma theatre ot
operation*. (International)
War Fund Drive Over Top
With Total of $22,510.04
t
Candidates Cast Votes
Back Heme
(Cnv*. ink'll ! i . Pngf • inr.)
:: i; 11 * • • PlV- < Ml Hn ■: ‘ ‘ cast
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G J 1 ; ■ N 2
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£.»• r \ »te :t r...! \ * • Pit- r
ishe ...
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U OMI N IN M A JOKITV
■ . o»>ct R(
y. 'ii> i .ill sii Psl . the uov
* .. i’ll . Ii * |u ,-incl C*n
• f
hp : . • : than < ’ ‘ - . < »
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■ I IP.:;*, this I. it ' Pm:..
lnipr->\ in« S.ilislailnril\
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■ rat -i .h Jcrs. 11 h> -p.P Pha
' ( I " : . | : i
A • ' - ;tVs t'ha ;• I •» i t im«
:t; n t ii.ti w* ’ti i ’ mI m . ■ . i P
L". 1 P ' ... . I- U MM
About $18,000 Oi
Sum Given in Cash;
Quota Was $21,777
Wit) ml wedt-md t. the
V. ■ i , C nty i' ■■ • Wa Fund
(It ve went u\ tttte ' ej 'ate Mon
day, with i n! titilt ts ni\ cti
tmlav Sk!:".!11 04. The p cta was
S2.J.7777.
In annulment:: The : esnil s o' I he
Clio. t. Mr- \V F, I)anicl. ex, eali, e
till .. I .
j)iu\ : > . •, ! _\ s'. ... it, total w. ■
ill cash .,t:'i the ri n; ti nt; a,m»K: -
: ,ati \ S4. ,1(0 n pleii Si.e • aid
the liii'itc.s! :l( , at ion
S.7IIII.
The cat'ipt it:I the ye., W.»
jjilly ition t,Muted I an a yea
1 se
•i. tin* level •*: lit'1 y< •*: • ' vv;i ;uci.
TI yea : ' . . •• >• . • d, -
c: ted nay t; , -11 ’ -. ( e ,, ily .. till lit
n ore than hall t"e vll.tHMI a ve.,f
l.a.-l VC.-:: tin • " C. -h and
.. lues at .tinted to hi it S'ifl.tmo
against a i|uola S1 It.ltfttl.
Mr . Daniel s.,,,1 the .eopaiun «f
l tees, maitilailled the past • everal
•reek- in the ,\ • i" ie ti 1 .eition hut
,r 1 S,clh Gariu-t’ 1 ,‘ei. had hi en
transferred To t! ■• •: T .< «• a the lien
de: ti (’hantbe, < '"'i IlHTee.
r. I lefe the pi11 aieh.1 .',.••, 111 • ale
in State To Report Vote
In State To Report Vote
Y'.lei - i! i Xntliil !. J i! V Ml c\, M
I M ■ :. • * *.<.*■• ;i par’ < •' Y. net* n» m :y.
! .. e«. -1 im • i !o:. ami the
mad* lam meed
' ; ■ \ \ .. ala t : . | ier-:, ui vol
■ 1 a ■ 1)«■ i i- • ,.' .. < . «•’ '‘ i .i i;.r;
; v •• a i•>. ;;> ty. a!;d( arid national.
c, 1 the it 1 a \
• ••• .•. la the •<.,]. n ie^- than
\aree and . me h. *!! ; ■ • a tier the
. »o.xe 1 ei'e «>, ened a! hath a. n .
To eeinel. \vno>e polling place
- a I). < a y. - a :>• M reamd m
ne.:M *:.e ;n 1 e San e 4a rep n't,
and :a- •»! ' ae le a ' ’ M iu:e> in the
nation. :i not the
In I94i» Xntini.'h . 24 rates, a.I
I!. .. !t .1 ;h.nt
11 •' ; i.
< If tie St.tr ;i: id : nit iolial 1 irkels
:: 1 : i.u • .• err e.».-1 i-\ n 1 lie nmnlv
* , ( ' ' / i• .*11y v. c <• dropped n.
V m •: . . e .‘ i .d ’ .ij• •: itles to .11
♦ • i: • • i i i - r1 11ai ; i• o e n d
r.ent*. e. up,I. ip-t it 11 ot them voted
...I any one oi the groups.
On »• t amendment the vote
ten . hd again-1: for the
• ec'.nd * nine to;- and ::ri*
..g; ;n-‘; :;:; I'd. eight 1 or ..nd t o ir
aga:n.*d; mu ::■. rn to. and live
aga r..* *.. . ten . a fcn.-i th. ee
Postwar Soldier Hook
1 Vith Library Additions
(By The Perry Library.)
Among the new book.- recently re
ceived at ;!ie H. Leslie Perry Memo
rial L h:\iry one that attempts to
answer a une-tlon uppermost in ■
nds ' id.uy. The <1111 s'.ion is
"What ".ill bap- 1 .1 wrien onr .nil- ;
.. ms o: - .darn- and sailors come
!n lie" ,.:n the i i- •■ntitleu .
"Wneu .li'hnny Co •- Marching
Ho . e. 1 iv i) -.u’i iVrcti r This bonk
is rii.ut tue o-.tier as he reeros.-es
tile i 1 1 . r i . >■ ai' to |leave. I' r
rased 're lecnrd ol our three '
gria'. -r.iir- Tm Kevolutinn. ITie ,
[Till War. ami Tin. First World
War- mainly a.- .-ft down by the
.Idler 1 -ill n letter.- and diai'ie-. j
It 1 r ■ 1 ur, '.i.rough the jubilee !
period ■ . ,ct tv balls and parades, i
.• .hen ;i:e ..e. 1 . - tile idol of the I
hour: ' :.r ' ,gh tin- ..size ol tie. i.uoili
la'.iiin and finally through the in
■■ ’ ■ pi iod ol reailion when out :
debt to the . her is too often for
go' ten
Inc rev ent recall of General
•Vinegar" Joe Stilwell from his post
in '.he east ha- focused attention on
the war iront m China, and India.
Kdgar Snow, lung a resident of tills
legion and a brilliant writer, lias
l.-roduced a new hook called, "Pen -
pie 0:1 () r Side ’ He -els forth the i
puli'..cal outlook, the light against
1 common enemy and the social and
•eomimic prohlem.- ol China, 1 ndia
mid U 1.-- ia. If i- ehaptei.- nil 1 ifflia
pi'ov de clean, coinpr<*he:i-a I- anaiy
-e- of Indian affairs. There are aim
informal, ve -eciions on liurma, Af
rlca. I rue • anj Iran.
"Made in Chinn." hv Cornelia
Spencer, covers a wide range of sub- :
lefts iri Vi Chine e gardens to Chi ,
nesc dragon-, iron the making or
Civ: ' -0 paper ami ink and the in
vention ol Chinese printing to the
various ,i-e: o' bamboo and paper
mtigic Tin chapters un Chinese
medicine, paper and priming the
"wonder bean." the silk contain
-on e a-'c aiding .winaviation for the
av erage cade: . Written in a pop
ular i rely tvle it contains never
theless an unusual number ol tacts
little known to the West.
"Invasion.' by Charles C. Wer
tenbuker. is the ! irst book to toll the
exr ting -tory ol the invasion of
France, v. pat happened, how it hap
pened. vviv '. it means. It comes di
rect from the front lines front the
chief war correspondent for L l'e and
Time, attached to General Omar N.
Bradley'- headquarters.
• Papa Was a Preacher,' by Alyenc
Porte:. s the h ■■ m" i incmuir of
a uuj.sli r' daughter. All tin merri
ment and escaped,! - of six active
boys and two growing girls who ,
Messed, enlivened and e opiieated
the litis o; a Texas parsonage ..re
contained in this vokune.
"Bribe :n the Salomons." by Oau
Johnson, present vivid deenpbon
• >: . otne of tile eo nitry in whim our
ooys are a ifighting.
Nev. lie! ion .- .-ted he! >vr: "is- I
and Ile.igc, ' oy He* eriyr "Unbrunct- |
i i Thirty,' by Millings: "Frost in i
April" and "Winter Circus." by
Pern: "Big Klig.nl." by Drake:
"Bronco Blood," oy Emerson; "Eight
for Pov. no: Valiev.’ by Field: Cor
poral Cat." by ha. n; "ThereA Al
•vay Tomorrow.’' Fleming; "The
Six-gon .Syndicate." by h'o\; 'Some
of My Bc.-.t Friends are Soidiers,” by
Halsey: "Venoeanee Trail,” by
Hcckelitifinn: "Golden Hose," by
Hinkson: "Checkmate to Minder,”
by Horae: "Desperate .Angel." by
Miller; "Boston Adventure," by
Slat lin'd: By Valoiu and Anns," by j
Street: "I,over' Alibi," by Widde- I
•tier.
V< geiabli . can he.o', a\ , j natur
al a 1. i i dial - o, p 1 a I * . -1 : nuiueli
has! . 1!! es a I *.! o! i -mbai ia: so amt
Tlie plated I ,'.iif) ran shed it-, tail
viiile I'liminu'
Ail Forms of Insurance
Reai Estate Bought & Sold
Property Management
Home Financing
AL. B. WESTER
MfCoin Bldg. Phone 139
1 award G.'Robinson turns out to be a jitterbug in (hit tcene from "Mr.
Winkle Goes to War," with Rutli Warrick and Ted Donaldson. T
l.mbussy Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Many Diseases
Caused By Virus
in |.<|(, \\ ( l.lMiKNlNC. M l).
Tl'K X AMII ‘vii us" in medicine
. a fail ly i (went I’lino at ion. It was
:n tthat Stanley announced
if;,- he thought tIn- disease called
tubaCi o mosaic w as due to a virus.
Ilr. i leiideiimg will answer
qm st Ions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Asked wlmt a virus was lie said it
ugs oio siiudl to see under the
most powcii'ul miei'scope, that
while a virus acted li <• a haeter
III1I1 in causing disease il had eliar
iu ten islicif which were different
from any germ, bacillus or bac
terium known and lie as not suie
c\ en t ha; it wa~ a In ing oi ganism.
Perhaps it was ju.-t a chemical
on the liorderliue between living
and non-living maleiiah- a self
|o opag'at ing enzyme, litis last
win' pi ion has I iet-n the most ilifli
i.iii for I in' oi,I fa- hloned liiolu
; i Is to grasp, but it may be line.
Vinces aie certainly the small
i i living creature. if they are
lr, ing. W hen the liaetci lologist
wants to terilize a solution, the
elieinieal nature of which would be
destroyed by boiling, lie passes it
I Plough a Hcrkcfeld filter which is
a sde of a kind of porcelain of dia
i■ il act-,.us earth. This will pass
i non deal sol ut ituic tin oligll, Init no
liaiteiia ever pa- it. Hut viruses
v. 1! 1 pa.-s through, o they have
been sailed tilterable vil iee:.
Size nf Virus
Some idea of the iz.e of viruses
can be obtained by a comparison
made imaginatively by a distin
guished-eicnti t. We cannot see a
red blood eidl with tin* naked,eye,
but if a red blood cell were to be
enlarged o that it was fifty-five
feet in diameter and if leaned lip
against a time imy building it
Would reach to me roof, and if all
other microscopic objects were to
be enlarged in tic nine proportion
a medium sized germ, say the
bacillus of typhoid fever, would
measure live feet, across. The virus
of .-mallpo.v v. . Id measure fifteen
inches, the virus of yellow fever
about two inches, and the virus of
ii i fit mile paralyses about one inch.
The disea i s which the filterable
vii.ocs cau-e are many. A great
many diseases of domestic ani
inais—l'ooi and mouth disca.-p, dis
temper, to name two, are ascribed
to them. The common human iiis
ea-fs eon-idsred be d to vir
uses are smallpox, chlekenpox,
measles, mump-, shingles, ence
phalitis, the cummin cold, and in
fantile paralysis. Bacteriologists
labored for years with all their
cal in re methods, microscopes and
oilier instruments to trap the
germs of tin . e diseases, but none
I were ever found. The cause In ea. h
case was ton small and elusive.
So, also, we have no scrums fop
the-e virus diseases. Also the „ ,,
drugs and penicillin, those wonder
workers in other bacterial dis
eases, do not seem to do any good.
Nor. except in the oa.-e of -mall
pox, do any of our ordinary meth
ods of prevention work again-t
them. And in smallpox we do not
follow the procedure of ohl.dn .ie
antitoxin as we do in other ca-c-,
wheie serums, vaccines and anti
toxins are available: we camiet,
culture the germ and kill it n,
make a vaccine, or inject it into an
animal to create an antitoxin hr.
* au. e there is tiu germ to he found.
In the ease of smallpox we niu-t
rely on tlit* material piodnced I,,
the growth of the virus on living
tissue—it Used to be tie row. now
it is the chick embryo,
Nor do t lie ordinary public
I'.euith mensnres of filtering water,
dairy and toed inspection, sewaro
disposal, etc., avail againsfed i,o
spread of the viruses. Our help
lessness has been recently demon
strafed again in ibis jam's epi
demic of infant us paralysis, who h
ran it course uiuiitluenced by pub
lic health control.
| But science ha- started to at
tack the virus diseases in earru it
and we may hope r..i j> - tills h, the
near futuie,
,
<u KSTIONS AM) ANSVVI Its
T. B. (i.: — Is a rice diet good
for high blood pressure?
Answer: ltr. Walter Kctnpiier,
of Duke University, has reported
on a group of patients who on a
diet of rice sweetened with fruit
or fruit juices had a reduction in
blood pressure in two-thirds of in
stances. I have had no experience
with it. The doctor added, the diet
would probably never be popular
because it was so monotonous. It
certainly wouldn't hurt anybody
who wanted to try it.
W • I..:—I am suffering with
gallstones and my physicians
have given me a diet which is the
reverse of the diet yon proscribed
for gallbladder. 1st here a differ
ence between gallstones and gall
bladder?
Answer: If you had read try
article carefully you would have
realized I said that fat drained
the gallbladder by causing it to
contract, and that a physician
might want to drain the gallblad
der. in which case lie would pre
scribe a tat diet. On the contrary
if the gallbladder were in colic
from stones ho would probably
want to quiet it rlown, m winch
ease he would fmbid fat. The gall
bladder may be inflamed or full
of pus without there boil g any
stones.
MRS. S. F. COGHILL
DIES AT RALEIGH
Fmier.il Will Be at Fuller's ('hap I
Wednesday Afternoon: Was
Native of Vance
Mrs. S F. CoM'tiill. Go,, d.ed this
morning ' .i R;ih Lgii hospital a n
hear: yttaei She ..as Hie former
Mi.-.- .losie II nlcr (111!, daughtir o;
Mr. and Air.- 1>. II Gill.
She \\w. hoi n in Vanee county
Jamia-y !<i. IHTIi. and had lived here
most ol her Fie She had been ill
about four months
She - - ii eel by her hnsban'd,
o; Vanee e.i nty iv. o daughter.-:,
Air-. AT.tiw :u A. Bachilur, ol Aber
deen. an i .vi ■ Baity 1 .re (\igliill.
of New Vori: (My; s.s. uos. D ('.,
VI, 1,. C F . P. I).. V. ('.. and S G.
Coghill. all of Vance county. Two
sisters. Ah'. Joe F Cot-hill, of Vancv
coumy, and Mr.-. 11. B. Williams, of
Raleigh, and .-no broiher, B. II Gill,
•d Vance county, a: i■ .-ui > i. o.
Funeral souiiv.- wall lie held at
Fuller' Chape! Congregational
Christian church tomorrow after
noon at five o'clock, u th the Rev.
K. M, Carter, ol Young , ilie, in
charge iif the ci’inrs
Post-world war t value of the
German mark sat.I: to 1,01)0,not),null,
000 for 2,r) cents.
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