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Volume I. Number 6.
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N. C, MAY 8, 1914.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year
Roanoke
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Boiler Railroad Facilities Tor Cum
munlty Discussed With Officials
(If Tiic Seaboard
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Items of Intel In and Around Rose
mary and Roanoke Rapids
Misses Grace and Clara Foyj The possibility of this com
left Monday night, for their home munity's getting letter railroad
in Mount Airy. j facilities is being widely tiisous-
Roanoko Trile No. .",'.) of Red since the visit here of Messrs. '
Men will entertain the Weldon 1 James, Cheatham and Harden,
and .Jackson Tril.es next Friday : prominent oilieials of the Soa-5
ni:litwit.h a Smoker and lee , 'xwd Air Line, on lust Wodnos
Croam Supper in the Red Men's ;kv morning. j
Hall in Roanoke Rapids.
Miss F.mnia Tavlor from Sea-
CIIMMi OIMLNT tXLRCISLS ROANOKE RAPIDS VS ROANOKt KILLS RIIStMARY VS PATTtRSON KILLS ! BLTTLR SCHOOLS WIN THE DAY
Roanoke Rapids Graded Schiml, Frl-
day Nlghl, May I, People's
Theatre
The most successful commence
ment in the history of the Roa
noke Rapids Graded School w as
that jriven in the Peoples Theatre
on last Friday niprlit.
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isu Moody sate on error ot; 1st, Cunningham ilies out to
catcher, steals 2nd, scores on 3rd. Cushing safe on error 2nd.
wild pitch. Harrison fans, Moo-! left on 2nd when Johnson fans
dy Ilies out to nhort. Face fans, land Dobbins grounds out 2nd to
k. Iv.-l-.dmondson out pitcher to 1st.
to 1st, 11. Fitts base on balls j F. M. Towe safe on
Vincent strikes out, Smith flies error, steaks 2nd. Mosher fans,
out to second, Fitts lefu.n 2nd. j Taylor base on balls, both advan
2ndl'.arker hit by pitcher, j ce on wild pitch. Towe seres
advanced to 3rd by GrissomVon Snothlev's ni-r;n,-. v
The capacity of the house was ' single, Bennett fans, Davis and, Tavlor on C. T;ivW inu.
'Uir fcnvml nut ulwm
Bond Issue Elections Carried
Overwhelming Majority
By
ine oiuciais in question i.,v., tn t he utmost, n v twice vi.,,...- n ..,.
f " ,r I I I I ! I I mi I I V "II U
came here for the purpose of as many MH,j jt is estimated, : R .-O FittssiiKrlos ste.ils2nd
Mis
gone to
Imard is visiting
Tillery.
Miss Ruth Davis has
her home in Greenville.
Mr. John Mouse will make his
report Sunday miming immedir
iitely after Sunday school from
the I'.araca Philathia Convention
told in Durham on April the
Josephine lisCUSsinK tno l,,iins aml I'"""'"" being turned away as wore seat-' Stinson sacrifices, Horner reach-
Due in part ;PS first on error of 3rd, Fitts out
Mr. L H
his job with Mr. G. D. Shell.
Mr. Hurlie King has accepted
a position with Mr. G. D. Shell.
Miss Mary Walters left Mon
day morning for her home in
Hertford.
Mr. Joseph Welsh returned to
his home in Roanoke Rapids from
Fort Miles, Va., on Saturday.
Miss Sarah Waller left Mon
day at ternoon lor tur Home in
Kinston.
Mr. R. M. James was called
suddenly to Scotland Neck on
Tuesday night on account of the
death of his aunt. Mrs. Whitley.
Mr. 15. S. Webb left on Wed
nesday for a few days visit to
friends and relatives in Scotland
Neck and Williamston.
Mr. F. M. Shute s)Knt Tues
day and Wednesday in Williams-
ton where he acted as best man
at the marriage of Mr. J. Ren
jamin Hopkins and Miss Jessie
Brown.
Revival services will begin next
Sunday at the Methodist Church
in Roanoke Rapids, conducted by
the pastor. The public is cordial
ly invited to come out and attend
these services.
An Ice Cream Supper for the
benefit of the Roanoke Rapids
Methodist Church will be held on
the lawn in front of the Church
next Saturday night. This Sup
por will le given by the Ladies
Aid Society. Everyone is cor
dially invited to lie present.
Messrs. W. 0. Thompson and
W. S. Clark left Saturday on
motorcycles for Spartinburg, S.
C, where they will bo a week
visiting relatives and f riends.
Mrs. M. V. Froclieh spent
several days of this week in
Carysburg visiting friends.
Mrs. R. T. Reck with enter
tained the Ladies Aid Society,
of the Presbyterian church, at
her home Monday evening.
M. G. Jenkins was out of
town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Jj, Cant, little daugh
ter and.ilephew of Andrews, S.
Cji! here visiting at fie home
P.. Crows.
C. 0. Ryrd left Wednesday
morning for Kenly and Oak City
on business connected with ad
ministering the estate" of the
late Prof. Smythe.
tor the new brick p:issenger sta- (H j tm building.
turn at icoanoke Junction. " to an error of the management. : Ht home. Cherry 11 grounds out
committee of five business men, an,i ,)arlly to ln0 fa,.t that the pit. to 1st.
represented the newly organized orders of the management worej 3rd.--Moody and Harrison
Hoard of Trade, and other prom- not strictly carried out. there ; fan M,Mly W singles and advan
inent. business men of the towns was some dissatisfaction in re- j Ces to 2nd on Pace's single. Both
met the Seaboard officials at' tne way the seating ar- left on bases when Barber fans.
Roanoke Junction and discussed , moments were handled. IR. R. -Cherry singles, advances
t he matter of plans and locat ions, j The seats were placed with to 3rd on Edmondson single-scor-
Aiter discussing tne matter ior : Hancock-House Company for ad- ing on a wild pitch. Fitts H. and
out to
27 and 28th.
Spain has resigned i some lime- on ine MKKon 0I,vanee distribution about two Vincent fan. Smith flies
jvir. joo layior, a proposition ;'(.f.k Fridav afternoon, with1 2nd.
was lam ooiore me oiuciais oi instructions that the tickets bej 4t.h.--C,rissom fans Bennett out
the Sealioard, asking them to re- j,.iven to nl(n only an(i ony two piteher to 1st, Davis out short to
locate their main line between to cach man. We under- j 1st.
Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids 1 stan( lnosp instructions were not ; R. R.-O Fitts fans and reaches
and build a passenger stat ion rarri(lfl 0t. At any rate before first when catcher drops the ball,
between the towns where it s(,vt.n o'cl.ick all of the seats had Stinson reaches first on S. S. er
would bo accessible to the entire 1)(lj,n am many ,UM)))i(. w'mr, Fitts and Stinson score on
community. Roanoke Rapids and a much 1 S. S. error of Homers grounder
After some discussion, the ofli- j,r(ator numlK.r from Rosemary Cherry sacrifices to field. Cherry
cials agreed to send a corps f; wm? unable to see the com-j W sa (e on IstB error. Horner
engineers hero to look over the; nl(nf.(iri1ont exercises. The man- scores on Edmondson sacrifice.
j proiosition with a view of lay- ;!Uremont had exnected no such Chorrv scores a moment later on
Continual i, ,n,-r li,r I nsh f(,r the s(ats was mM?: vvi,f pjtts to lfit
Williams grounds to infield. Two!
runs. ,
2nd. Hinson safe on 3rd error, j
Advances to 3rd on Brown's
single. Sox sacrifices. James'
singles, Hinson wit at home. Col-1
lins safe on fielder's choice. ;
Brown out at home when Cun-
ningham hits to infield. j
l . M. fitz safe on error SS
The election held on Tuesday.
! May nth, for the purpose of de
ciding the question ot whether or
not Umds of the Roanoke Rapids
School District in the sum of
I wenty thousand dollars should be
issued, was carried by an over
whelming majority.
The people of this community
have again demonstrated the pro
gressive sentiments held by the
great majority. The vote for
the Umds was ah.iut on the ra
tio of eleven to one and this ra
tio would been still greater but
for the fact that the news of the
carrying of the liond issue was
circulated widely before noon
Forced out at second when Birch Tuesday and a d many PeoP
oroundstoSS F.uWrnV hit tn who would hve voted for the
been the
their not
go to the
Edwards out
w T n . ., in fact, they expected that fully rth.--Grummor flies out to
Mrs. h. u Gray and son How- , .... , , ! , . ,,
, . ,. o i r t . three fourths ol the tickets would catcher. Moody J. flies out to
ard, left on Sunday for Peters-;, , . . . , ,. , . . , .. . . , . . ,.
. ,; , . . , be handed out at the ticket otlice j L. 1., Harrison singles but dies
burg, Va., to join Mr. Grav who!. . . . i , . , . .
, . , ... .;, ,, ; uist before the commencement; when Moody grounds out pitcher
has accepted a position with the 1,1 , u 1
r.. 1 1. . . . i started. to 1st.
rM.rai.M)n una nngg macnine v o. i ,, ..,...;.. n t. t-. n: U o d
Mr. Gray is .veil pleased with , P . . . .. . , ! .iL . , . . , . .
;,. .. . T, . r . , ; were good from start to finish Smith singles, steals second but
inn inim Liu.i. i i ii nuinv ii k'iiiia , m1 . . , . t-i... i
Ol UMt U 11,1 iiini'ii-T. i uv. t Lttiiui iiu''iii;, ruio j y,iwuuun
2nd forcing Birch.
2nd to 1st.
3rd. -dishing singles but is
thrown out at 2nd. Johnson out
pitcher to 1st. Dobbins singles,
dies on 2nd when Hinson '
grounds out. i
P. M.Towe opens with a don-'
ble, scores on Mosher's double j
tfi pentor Tnv'lnr irrniimL 1
SS and Mosher is forced. Snot h-1 U " 1,('(,i,e m,attprf and St ls "P'
ley grounds to intieid. l ay lor
scores, Snothley crossing plate a
moment later. Williams out,
pitcher to 1st Three runs. j
4th. -Brown reaches 2nd on i
bonds if there had
slightest danger of
being carried, did not
1 ml Is at all.
We cannot state at this writing
just how long it will be before
the bonds can be sold and the
work on the buildings .started.
The Board of School Trustees are
going to do everything possible
n iiwi Poii,. .!... m;lk. .,,,,1 ; p.,..
dl tl it: 1 lll-LUI T 'I I 11 I I ID KM 1 1 111 I v ll i ,, . .1- Ill .l .
are sorr )( H(,e was exceueni-miss rtiice jioch-jout piicner to isi
are sorry " H 0 a(jays renditions of her part be-1 6th.-- singles, Barber one
! inir fullv equal to professional ! base on balls and is caught steal-
Thomas Marshall has resigned ringing. The History of the ing 2nd, Pace scores on passed
his position as second hand in the ; nass of 1914 l,v Miss Lucy Bar-! ball ( irissom flies out to pitcher.
noke Rapid
them leave.
Patterson Mills Weave Room.
Mr. Medlin has been promoted
to fill his position.
Jesse Rook is taki ng a vaca
tion and will take a much need-
rotte was excellently gotten up
and delivered well. Mr. H tit
land Brantley's recitation of the
Oration of Sparticus to the Glad
iators was rendered with abili-
ed rest liofore accepting another ' ty. Probably the moot enjoyable
job. I feature of the occasion was tho
i Last Will and Testament ol the
! Class by Miss Virginia Hart. At
Dr. Ferguson of Halifax paid
a flying visit to our town this
week, being called in consulta
tion on a case with Dr. Jarman
at the Patterson Village.
Joe Scull has returned from New
Jersey and has accepted his form-
any rate it caused more merri
ment. Both Miss Virginia's wit
and pen are trenchant ami her
victims writhed under her
thrusts. The audience was in a
cralo of lauirhter during the on-
inimu.Mi in t,iC iie.uiiniK i tioiii , reilim (lf the wil I : that is,
of the Patterson Mills. He is those members of the audience
well known here and his many wh() were not at that t!me un(lor
friends are glad to see him back, upnucion
David Freeze came back with him
One of the features of the
and is working in the Weave ' ,ninR was the address of Dr.
Room of the Patterson Mills,
Little Mildred Ewards, daught
er of Dolf Edwards, the Patter
son Mills baseball pitcher is seri
ously ill with pneumonia.
J. W. Taylor who was called
i away suddenly last week on ac
count of the serious illness of his
father at Sobrell, Va., returned
on Wednesday. His father died
before Mr. Taylor reached home.
Hancock House Piano Con
testants had better got busy and
take advantage of the ten thou
sand vote offer. A little work
in the early part of the week
A. S. Harrison, of Enfield, Coun
ty Siirorintondcnt of Education.
Dr. Harrison was introduced by
Mr. R. L. Towe, who made a
few brief remarks about the pro
gress of education in other sec-
itions of the State. Dr. Harri
son's address was very enter
1 tuning. Ho. referred to the
' time of bis first visit to Roanoke
j Rapids when the school at Roa-
noke Rapids was known to the
! County Board as Weldon No. 2
White. His address was a plea
for better wider and education. He
sHke very highly of the work
done by Superintendent Akers
and the Roanoke Rapids school
Bennett to L. F.
It. R. -Stinson safe on error S.
S., Horner flies out to 2nd, Stin
son forced out when Cherry H.
grounds to S. S. Cherry W
grounds out 2nd to 1st
7th. Davis base on balls,
out, stealing 2nd, Grimmer sin
gles, and advances to 3rd, on
T. Moody's single. Moody going
to 2nd on the throw to 3rd.
I'oth score on wild pitch, Harri
son out 3rd to 1st, Moody Wr flies
out to 1st.
R. R. -Edinondson hits for 2
bases and makes thir j when II.
Fitts fans, Vincent fans,
singles scoring Edmondson,
Smith steals 2nd, but dies there
when Mielle, Fitts place,
grounds out 3rd to 1st.
8th. -Pace safe on error 3rd
baseman, caught stealing. Bar
ber fans, Grissom flies out
2nd to 1st, Bennett caught nap
bing at 2nd. Grimmer hits for
3 bases and scores on Moody 3
tlrive. Moody dies on 3rd when
Harrison fans.
R. R. -Stinson flies out to short
Horner out S. S. to 1st, Cherry
II. fans.
Roanoke Rapids Summary
RF error. Sox fans and Brown
is caught at 3rd. James fans.
P.M. -Fitts is safe on 2nd error. !
Birch grounds to 3rd and both
advance. Edwards singles and
Fitts scores. Birch is caught.
Towe hits to 2nd forcing Ed
wards. Mosher safe on error
2nd and Towe scores. Taylor
singles but is caught at 2nd.
Two runs.
5th.Collins out pitcher to 1st.
eti mai actual worK on tne new
puddings may be commenced
early in the summer.
Tho carrying of this bond is
sue means a great deal to this
community. It means that the
opportunities of the children of
this district along educational
lines will be second to none in
the State. It means another
and a decided advance for this
; community and the size of the
, majority shows the sort of stuff
' the community is made of.
Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church held a most
Cunningham safe on error 1st,
but is caught. Cushing singles
and Johnston is hit. Dobbins interesting meeting Monday af
hits to short. Cushing is forced. ! ternoon at the home of Dr. Beck-
P.M.-Snothley flies out to 3rd. : with of Rosemary. The meeting
Taylor E. singles, caught trying; was changed to Monday in order
to stretch it. Williams (lies out , 1,1 haw l)r- Shires of the Wilson
to CF. 1 Church present.
fith. Hinson is out SS to 1st. j Eleven ladies were present and
Brown safe on pitcher's error, j ')r- Shires gave a most helpful
Steals 2nd and advances to 3rd d interesting talk.
when 2nd errors. Sox grounded, j After the business was finish
James sacrifices and Blown od delightful refreshments were
scores. Collins walks. Cunning-: ved by Mrs. Beckwith and
ham singles scoring Sox and n('r daughter Mrs. Dr. Payne
James, Collins . going to 3rd. I Bockwith.
Smith ; Cushing hits to infield and isi 1 he next meeting will be held
safe, Collins scoring,
hits to 2nd forcing
Dobbins singles and Cunningham
scores, Welsh, batting for Hin
son grounds out SS to 1st. Five
runs.
P. M. Welsh relieves James
and gives Fitts a pass. Birch
Johnson witn Mrs- J Taylor Thursday
Gushing. : afternoon May 19th, at 3 p. m.
All the members are urged to
be present.
Dobbins cf.
Hinson rf,
Brown 3b.
Sox If.
fans and Fitts is caught stealing i James p.
2nd. Edwards out SS to 1st. , Collins c.
7th. Brown out pitcher to 1st. j )ye.l.sn P-
1 101 it;vt t'll c
Edmondson ss.
II. Fitts If.
Vincent lb.
Smith c.
Fitts, 0. rf.
Stinson 3b.
Horner 2b.
will put you ahead.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker have faculty and made an ardent plea (
moved to the Patterson Mill vil-' for the bond issue. i
Miss Alto Transou who has and will work in the Pat- It is certainly to be hoped that, Cherry. 11.. r.
itorson Mills. Mr. Haker is an iw tne timo rno voniicr.rxr.iC;iiiiv..it.iiy . a.
' of the Class of 1915 rolls around Mizelle
the new auditorium will le;rj0ANoKE Mn,is
ready. We need an auditorium !
; that will seat at least eight hun-
Imh'ii here some time visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. W. Iohman re
turned to her home in Winston
Salem Tuesday.
Master Eugene Ix'hm:in left !
for Winston-Salem this
whore he will lie gone for some
time visiting relatives.
Herman and Thoo Buck the
two little sons of . I. E. Buck left
W ednesday for Washing! on, ii.
('., where they go to visit rela
tives,
Mills. Mr.
expert lioamor.
The Woodman of the World
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1 sermon by the Rev. Wm. Towe . " " "l """" ! Moody, J. cf.
fl, P..JOm,ir Motb.wllat ' ""w umL ",c '"'I'"- llliirriunn ".1.
week, , , , . c. , ! have voted the bond issue they j . ,., '
l Mint 11 lilMl tnillltmjr nun inn;.;. iii.nniji, ...
are eiiuiicti ui iu i.,,.
physician at tho I ' ,
amih!ni;emlat !,;riSsom'ib.
i - I Bennett If.
Subject to the action of the Davis rf.
! Democratic Primary. I herebv (irimmer ss.
Noble and family, of Kins-1 ,. mvself as a randidnti. i
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Sox hits for two bases, but
ion 2nd when Hollowell and
lins fan.
P. M. Towe singles, Mosher
walks. Taylor is hit. Snothley
dies
Col-! Patterson M.
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Board of Trade Organized For
Rosemary and Roanoke Rapids
At a meeting of the business
men of Roanoke Rapids and Rose
mary held in the Mayor's Office
in Roanoke Rapitls on last Tues
day night at S:(Hl o'clock, a tem
porary organizat ion of a Board of
Trade for Rosemary and Roanoke
Rapids was effected.
J. T. Chase was fleeted Pres
ident, W. F. Horner, Vice Presi
dent, R. L Towe, Secretary and
Treasurer. J. L. Patterson, J. R.
Boyd, J. W. Bouse. L G. Shell
and Dr. T. W. M. Ijong were
elected Directors and E. H. Ricks,
W. E. Byrne and M. M. Faison,
were elected members of the So
cial Committee.
The President, Vice Presinent
and Chairman of the Board of
Directors, (who is yet to be elect
ed) were elected as a committee
of three to select a name for the
organization and draw up a set
of by-laws to be presented for
adoption at a meeting of the or
ganization to be hold in the May
or's Office in Roanoke Rapids on
next Tuesday night at 8:00 o'clock
The meeting was a very suc
cessful one indeed. Many ex
pressions of opinion in regard to
the advisability of organizing a
Board of Trade were made by
ainerent individuals, the gener
a consensus of opinion being
that such an organization would
be very advantageous for the
community as a whole. The at
tendant at the meeting was
large: twenty ix business men
from the towns being present.
The Board of Trade is certainly
much nearer an accomplished
fact now than at any time in the
past
If the individuals members of
the organization can be induced
to work together harmoniously
and unselfishly, every man put
ting forth his best efforts for
the success of the organization
and upbuilding of the community
untold good will result. In an
organization of this nature there
should be no sectional prejudices,
no petty jealouslly and no aspira
tion on the part of any individual
member to control the workings
of the organization, it should be
a democracy of business men all
working together for one common
object it is only along these
lines'that progress can be made.
The Board of Trade has made
a good start - as one member ex
pressed it: "it must learn to
crawl before attempting to w.ilk"
Its future rests on the energy,
community spirit and unselfish
ness of its members. We hope
and predict for it a successful
and useful existence.
! Edwards p.
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Dr. Jarman,
Patterson Mills village, was called
away Monday on account of the
serious illness of his father. Dr.
Long is looking after his patients.
Mr.
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" jton, N. C., have moved to Rase- to become one of the representa-
Chnrles WVlsh, Sr. ofl.oanoke many and will accept positions f;v uev r,intv
Wife-Whv did vou tell the
many and will accept positions f!v tn.m Ua;ta fV.nntv in T!nti,n Ihnt vnn married moliP.
"Rapids, preached a fine sermon ; with the Rosemary Mfg. Co. the next session of the General cause 1 was such a good cook,
nt the Rosemary Methodist I . . 1 . . r -i
. Electrical current accounts tor , Asscmniy oi Noun t-aroiina; ana wnen you Know i can i even noil RoSEMARy-
Church last Sunday night to a Apri m,lst be paid, at the office I respectfully solicit the support a potato?
large audience. . Koanokp Tapids Pow-' of all good Democrats. j Hubby-I had to make' some
Have you tried the Sunshine!er Company by May 11, 1914. j J. II. Harden, 'excuse, my dear, and I didn't Cunningham, lb.
Specialties at the Rosemary Sup-! Office hours on May 11th will be Spring Hill, N. C. know what else to say.-London . Cushing ss.
ply Company's? ' i from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. ; May 2nd, 1914. i Opinion. .Johnson 2b,
Towe ss.
Mosher 3b.
E J grounds to infield and Towe and siioth'iey'rf
Mosher score on bad throw home, ; Taylor, E. 2b.
Snothley making 2nd and Taylor Williams c.
3rd. Both score on wild pitch a I' 'lts
mnnuin) l..t T0.I..1. cinn-liui !I"LMII.
iiiwiui'iii. idH.i, j aj 1111 nui,!i.o,
steals second. Williams is out 2nd
to 1st, Taylor taking 3rd. Fitts
fans. Birch is out SS to 1st. Four
runs. i
8th.- Cunningham hits for
three bases and scores on Cush
ings fly to CF who muffs, Cush-
making 2nd. Johnson grounds
to 2nd who fumbles it and Cush
ing scores. Dobbins singles
advancing Johnson to 3rd but
dies when Welsh jwips out to 3rd
and Brown and Sox fan. Two
runs.
P. M. Edwards fans. Towe
singles and goes to 2nd on wild
pitch. Mosher is safe on field
er's choice. Cushing throwing
Towe out at 3rd. Taylor fans.
9th.-Hollowell is out SSto 1st.
Collins and Cunningham fan.
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Sawyer--Davis
Mr. Enoch Sawyer and Miss
Rosa Davis were married at the
home of Mr. Henry Davis, the
brother of the bride, on last Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock by
Magistrate S. M. Thompson.
The happy couple will make
their home for a while with
Mrs. II. E. Tinkham at South
Rosemary.
How aliout that subscription to
the Herald.
C3HC
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Notice to Piano Contestants
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In the next issue of the Roanoke Rapids Herald, May
15, we will print a coupon good for ten thousand
(10,000) votes in the Hancock-House Tiano Contest.
Those coujxms must be presented by subscribers at
the office of the Herald Publishing Company not later
than May 23rd. 1914. Only actual subscribers may
vote the coitions but the coupons are transferable by
any actual subscriber to any contestant
Get your friends to subscribe to the Herald and
transfer their coupons to you. Each subscription you
get to the Herald will count you 10,000 votes. We
will accept a club of ten subscriptions for $7.50, which
will entitle you to 100,000 votes.
This is your chance to ome to the front.
GET BUSY!
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