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TUESDAY, gVENINC, MAY 28, ljy
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'Unquestionably tht "stay-at-home" eolony will in-
it aftar June 10th, 1918.
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01aoa it it now tha fashion far Gormen maids to go
ktfrafoot, the Sammlat wilr'ba mora anxioua than aver
to'Maas'Btrlln.
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Wonder if Director General McAdoo would mind a fol
low loading up on mileage before that proposed ineraaaa
la passenger fares takoa effect?
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M who ridet in tha parlor car after June 10th must
as only tip tht porter and incidentally pay the usual
fit but he mutt hand over an additional half cent a mile
ler enjoying tha omfortt of modern travel,
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Up in Amheret, Virginia, the merchant! have banded
tof other and will observe Wednesdays aa an off-day dur
ing tha growing season In order that the employer and
aiploytea can work , their gardana and help eolve the
food problem.A fine example of practicing good preach
it.
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HANDS THAT BOCK THE CRADLE,
t The 1 Raleigh Timet thinkt that Fostmastor General
Burleson might better utilize hia time in persuading Con
great to repeal It cone poatage legislation than by trying
to put T. R. at tha head of that society that the ex-President
founded tome years ago. Jt's like akng a man
to murder his own offspring to suggest to Burleson -to
work agint the laying of this onerous and unnecessary
burden on the press-of America. Might as well talk about
getting Claude Kitdhin to forego this opportunity to seek
a reprisal againat the press that V declined to endorse
the seniority system of selecting leadership in the House
and Senate." ', ' ;4i-"' '" ,
There has never been a time in the history of Ameri
ca or the world that dissemination of newt and informa
tion was more essential than it is today. Yet Comrress
has seen fit to impose upon the publishers- and of course
indirectly upon the reading public a tax that is unneces
sary and admittedly not a war measure for it is circum
scribed, by no limitations of the war's duration. The in
crease In postage running from about 25 to some 900
per cent, is an iniquitous burden put upon the press of
this country which has largely on account of the favorable
postage rat in the past been enabled to furnish its pro
duct to the people far and near at a price much below
the cost of publishing were the advertising incomes di
vorced from the subscription revenues. '
Personal pique, desire to "get even" and an attempt
to cover up incompetency in managing the portoffice af
fairs are the hands that rock this postage cradle.
Warding against typhoid.
Reports from Dr. J. S. Mitchcner's office indicate that
the people are taking advantage of the opportunity to
fortify themselves against the dreaded scourge of ty
phoid fever.
La year there were nineteen cases of typhoid in Kin-
ston. This year there should be none. If everybody who
has not already taken the treatment or been immunised
by a recent attack of the disease will avail themselves
of the opportunity that the health department now affords
to be vaccinntted there will be little danger of any ap
pearance of the disease here this year. The treatments
are being given free to all who call at the health depart
ment at the High School building.
Vaccination ivgainst typhoid fever w not in the ex
perimental stage. Its efficacy has been proven beyond
any doubt. f Tho record of the United States army, which
has practically eliminated the disease entirely through
vaccination, is sufficient evidence that science has mas
tered the scourge and that with the cooperation of the
people typhoid fever will become extinct. There must be
cooperation, however, before any such results ar obtained.
O. J. Dykeman, a travelling salesman out tof Wilming
ton, was held in the Birmingham, Alabama Jail for sev
eral days because of dscourteous treatment alleged to
have been shown a young woman solicitor for the Red
Cross. He was released after apologising and subscrib
ing. Wilmington very properly denied any "claim on him
when the reports reached there of his conduct. So be it
to all who thus prove disJoyal to their country.
Notice to all who it may concern: If any disloyal fel
low claims North Carolina as his home, the people of
this good State wish It understood that they will promptly
disown him and approve whatsoever legal and just- pun
ishment may be meted out to him. ' '
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Political Announcements
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination, of Solicitor
from the Sixth Judicial District, sub
ject to thai rules of the Democratic
primary.
adv J. FRANK WOOTEN.
To tha Democratic Voters of the
Mrth Judicial District:
I will be a candidate for the Of
fice of Solicitor for the Sixth Judic
al District, subject to the action of
he primary, to be held on June 1st,
1918.
I will appreciate your support and
nfluence.
Respectfully,
dv. JOHN A. GAVIN, JR.
I hereby announce myself a candi
late for the office of solicitor of the
Sixth Judicial District, subject to the
action of the Democratic Primary,
June 1, 1918.
J. A. POWERS
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Lenoir County.
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLI
CATION. Gary iSilk Company, a Corporation,
vs. John Ashley and James C.
Ashley, trading under the atyl
and firm name of Ashley
Spinning Company,
and W. H.
Ashley.
The defendants abiive named will
take notice that a summons in the
ibove entitled action, for the recov
ery of the sum of $1,26-1.18 from the
defendants, was issued against the
aid defendants , on the 4th day of
May, 1918, by the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Lenoir County, which
sum of money, for the recovery of
which this action is brought, is due
the said plaintiff for the rent of the
silk mill and premises at Kinston, N.
C, fee taxes and insurance prem
iums on said property and money
paid, under a contract entered into
by and between the said parties
plaintiff and defendant,
The said defendants .will also take
notice that a warrant of attachment
was issued by the Clerk of the Su
perior Court of Lenoir County, N.
C on the 4th day of May, 1918,
against the property,, of the said de
fendants in said County and State,
which warrant ; of attachment to
gether with the Bommbns herein, is
returnable at the June Term, 1918,
of the Superior Court $jf Lenoir
County, N. C, beginning on the 10th
day of June, 1918, when and where
the defendants are required to ap
pear and answer or demur to the
complaint of the plaintiff, or tha re
lief demanded will be granted,
This the 8th day of May, 1818. j
J. T. HEATH,
Clerk of Superior Court
Lenoir County.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Passenger, Train scnedula
Corrected, to May 1, 1918,
(At information ana not guaranteed)
Trains Leave Klnstoa
7:60 A. M. for Mew Bern. Mora.
bead City, 3eaufort, Oriental,
Washington, Elisabeth City,
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