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I v. BICKETV3 VOTE. Frankllnton Raportt from 72 oountiea show: Bickett hat carried 67 by 23.000: Daugrit rldge hat carried Martin, Edge comb, Nah, Cumberland and Buncombe by 1,950 leaving net majority for BicKett of 21.250. Wlleon goei Into the Bickett column by aomethlng over 2O0. Official returna from all pre cinct of Rowan give the county to Bickett by 43. Burke I re ported for Bickett by less than 100 votes.. These were regarded at Daughtrldge counties. Hay wood la for Blokett by over 600. Union Is the banner Bickett county with a majority of 2.000. The Seventh It the banner con gressional district, with a major ity of 6.0O0. Biokett has oarried every con gressional district, and I am con fident 87 counties out of the IOC are hit. Hit majority will bt about 28,000, and but for the sever storm In tht toutheatt. It would hav been over 30,000. Bickett Leads In Mecklenburg. Charlotte Th Intent returns Indl cate that Mr. Blokett had carried the county by a substantial margin The returns from 32 pi ei lints out of the total of 35 Elves him a vote of 1 t'i41 at compared to Mr. P&ughttldge's ot 1,185. Mr. BU'kott a majority being 446. ! ! The voting throughout the u.oun ,ty was very light. With a normal ivote of between 4.U00 and 4.50O there jware less than 3.00U ballots cast. Judge Manning headed th ticket for Attorney General and Mitchell ' Lee snipman defeated uavia r Dalllnger for Couiuilaaiuner of La bor and Printing by a substantial majority. The Indications pointed to tin closest sort of a contest between Col. J. Bryan. Crimes and Mr J A. Hartnets for S.vretary of Stsee and only an offi I t nl give the es::.l ieturns. Twenty-four out of the 23 precincts Indicated that Ir Hartnets was leading by approximate ly 100 votes. For Insurance commissioner, Mr James R. Young led Mr. C. T. McCleu aghan by a large vote. There were lest than 200 Repub llcan votes cast In the Congressional primary from the boxas reporting. Mr Jake F. Newell receiving upprojd mately 185 to less than a bukcrs, - ' doten for Mr. Chariesi E. Greene oi ; Emporia, ftave us a very rood Miteheii. i and helpful talk in the morning " i also in the afternoon we had an Biokett't Lead In Gaston. - ., . , excellent speech from our be- Oastonia Following are ihe rtvtums ' for Gaston county in the Democratic loved Dr. olllCOtTer. of Weldon, Ute primary, with two sniull pro hi- subject being, "The Value of clnots yet to hear from: Kor governor, a Sunday School in the Church." Daughirldge 3C4. Bickett 1.2H3; tei-re- try of etate. J. Bryan Oriiues r,T4 ' . Uartness 5)0, Clark '.1: state trcasu rer, Lacv 581. Mann 736. CuHvrt li'l n ... r in Jones 516, Manning 419 Sinclair 2i: i Christian Church Gleaning commlBSkmsr of labor and printing ! TZ riT'e'-irZ The Aid Society will hold an 37; commissioner of agriculture. Ora j ice cream sujiper at the Rose hama 493, Hobbs 2o, McKinnon 56s niary Mill school-house onSatur M?T0Mfl7rlM,O'r' Mt,C1"m,h"n day niRht before third Sunday. Sttvte Senswr thirty-second senator j The tabernacle wad tilled to its 'lal district, a. o. Mangum 663, a. L. capacity last Sunday niht to Bulwlnkle 1.004 1 n,.,.A tl, Cl,il,l, V IV.,, , A very small vote was cast for prtsldential candidates Godwin's Majority In Robeson. ; Wilmington Returns from 18 pre clnot out of 25 heard from la Robe i ton county give Godwin aimott as many votee at the other congressional : iwuuiuaies comomeu uoawin receiv 4 1,054, Little 4SS, Brown 319. Mm ooki 262, Young 27. , Columbut County Vote. , Wilmington. Indications that Col umbut county will give Brown, for concrete, 800 to 500 majority over Godwin. Little got about 200 votes, other oandldfttae for congress got Uss. Stacy, for Jude, probably leadlnf Rl caud by 800. It looks like 8tacy has been nominated for Judge. Daughtrldge Letdt In Lenoir. Klnston. Eight out of 13 Lenoir oounty precincts fire Dttughtrldga a majority of about 150. Bickett men con oede the oounty to Daughtrldge. I I 1 a ?7 J k 1 ill W. A. GRAHAM Cemmlmlontr of Agriculture, who wrts ( Oefeated by a email mtjertty. ' Safety devicee ere right, oeeeesary 04 food iBTtstment, but, ft the num ber ( accident le to be kept dowa. the man on the Job must be taught watchfuifleet eo4 caution. W. C. Caproau Daughtrldge Ahead In Rowan. ; Balltibory. Prlmexy ret una coming in tlfceedtnf!? slow, elfbt precloota belaf heard front cat ot It la Rowan. Teaee fire Deofhtxldja m, Bickett 476, Lacr (11. Maan !81, Orlaes 13L JHartceef S!7 STANCE!! ITEMS Mrs. I H. Raine -nt Tues day afternoon in Knivorm hup rir.R. The Barley ScIkmI c!ost.i Thursday, June 1st. After a week's visit with her mother at Ahokie, N'. I'., Mrs. R V. Vincent returned home last Monday. Messrs. (.'. K. Moore ar.d E. : M. Clements spent Monday in ; Roanoke Rapids on business. Misses Alma Coleman, Tempe , t'ieatuii. Liilie Vincent and Ruth Rook who attended Littleton Female Cohere the past sessimi returned to their respective homes last week. Miss Lucy Clements ae eoinpanied her music teacher , Miss Miriam Hosnier to her hon e 1 in Rhode Island where she will spend sometime. llr. Valentine is at home auiiii after about six weeks trriitii.ont in St. Elizabeth's Hospital in ; Richmond, and we are xiad t , say he is very much improved. Mr. Peter V. Rook died verv suddenly Saturday afterniMn : from a stroke of paralysis. He leaves to survive him a wife, six children and a number of jrraml children. We extend to them our deepest heartfelt sympathy. Mr. Rook was buried Sunday even ing at four o'clock fit th" familv burying rnv.md. the l"ir;' si" vices U'in" C''f'l',i-'-jJ uy Rev. '.. Z. warden, of Roanoke Rap ids. Mrs. Hilly Valentine of Valen tines. Va.. is spending some time in the home of her son, Dr. T. H. Valentine. The Children's Day services at Oak Grove Church last Snridav were very successfully carried i n.n vr;u;.,rr, p.,.-,ti rt 1 UllWU 1 1IC V llllUM II 7 .A1- I cises. Ihe Tserviee was short and thoroughly enjoyed. Xne arinual election of officers . . , , , , for the church and Sunda School will take place the first Sunday in July. The church now has a mem bership of two hundred and forty-one members and is grow ing every day. Resolutions of Respect Whereas the "Great Spirit" who doeth all things well has called to the "happy hunting grounds" our friend and broth er, (i. A. Savage, Therefore be it resolved that while we bow in humble submis sion to His supreme will we desire to express our grief in the loss of lour departed brother, and extend to the bereaved family our sym- pathy, by sending to them a copy of these resolutions. And that furthermore be it re solved that a copy be sent to the "Tomahawk" and "Roanoke Rapids Herald" for publication and that a copy be spread upon the minute book of the Tribe. Respectfully submitted, P. V. Matthews, LB.Edmondson, VV. G. Stinson. Committee. Roanoke Tribe No.39,I.O.O.R M. Mrs. Mary Girtner Mrs. Mary Cartner died at her home in the Patterson Mills Vil lage on last Tuesday at the age j of seventy years. The body was taken to liurlington, M. U, on Thursday for interment in the family burying ground. FOUND-A BUNCH OF KEYS Owner may secure same by applying at the office of The Herald and paying for this ad. f X ' ' ; f v j "-v t ' i "iU ".:3.. UP.--- T. W. BICKETT Mr. Bickett, In a close, hot race de feated E. L. Oaughtndge by small majority. Surprise in Lenoir. Klnstmi -A t,:.; mrprlse resulting from the primary in Lenoir county de veloped today when Until returns show ed that Henry Brothers, a planter, de fealed by about IS votes Fred I, Sut ton. Kinsion's mayor, for tho Itetno crattc nonjmation f,r repn se-:'...;; o. County elwtlca oiiiclals wore ix)ntl Uem that Sutton was safe. Rockingham Majority for Bickett. RelJevllle. Roikinghani county five major'.tks for llickett. Orimee. Manning. Shlpnuin. l.ve. Omham and Young County tl. kct nominated Wil liam Young sheriff. J L. Hoberts and James M. Prlta for lioiie. I'robablv will reiulre eeond primary for road supervtwor. M"M!c!i;nl reiioinina:ed for r.gL-ter oi ilei-ls I.iyht vote. ! Bickett Carries Surry. Mount Airy A linht vole was poll ed in t'.irry. Uickttt for Goveruoi has, rerhap Sou majority. Mount Airy gives Biekett over l.OflO major ity. Hartness about 75 majority Manning fo majority. Young T ma jorlty. Little interest Is manifested In many townships. Bickett Leads in Chowan. Elizabeth City In Chowan County Blckwt lea ! overwhelmingly. Grimes l.a,'.v, M.i it.t.i;; K!i!-niaii. Le. Mi Leii sgbsn win. Kor S;iate. Mi N'l.ler and ('ohiKiti I'ein'iitna'i s Connty Hi. k ett's vote (lou'T laut.hti'idge. Cronien. Graham. I.e Slilpintin. Young and I Mannltig win Kor Senate, Johnson and Mi Nliler Sia!! Vote in Moore. Aberdeen - (Put of 1:1 vrten i a t. Wilson Hi?. Marshall 77 I.en I tig, Speme !oT. Ul kett M. I i.iltg:.' : J:ge 37. tiiitnes I.arv 74. ' ft'.tiin iii. Shlpinau 17. Lee l";i M. Kintiun iM. Young SI. 11 A rt!.- 112. JAKE F. NEWELL Mr. Newell is the Republican nominee In Ninth District, only Rout:ican Cont-.tt In Stste. Chus. 6. Greens, of Mitchrll, was fie Opponent Camden, Pasquotank and Currituck. KliiaOPth City. Return a from I'as quutank, eiceptljjg oue precinct. Kive Bliki'tt i4.i, Iiaughlrldge 3ti6. Gumes 133. Hartness 120, Clark ST. .Mann 42 Lecy 378. Manning 4S. S!n,la;r IIS. Calvert s. Jones Shlnman U5. licl linger 203. I.e 7:2. Bo1 lis Hut u 153. McKlunon 87. Graham t;3. Young 6l3 McClensghau ftturns from CantVn. ii.fp'Ii.g ont town.htp. g,ve bickttt :t,4 Daughtrldge IK. Orlmi-i 24". Hartness 7. Clark 17. Manning llu. Sinclair ti Calvtrt 54. Jones 8. Sbliman 173. Jwl linger 46. Lee Byd 4. Hobbs 9. McKinnon 13, Graham 217. Young 14. McClenarhtn i2. Returns from Currlluck give Bl k Mt a majority oror DauglitrliU-e. In the senatorial contest In thle distrtct Pisquotank give Cohoon 207. John ton 838, McN'lder 662. For reprwrni. Uve of this county, Scott defeats J?r ry 677 to 5ol. ; Camden gives Cohoon iO. Johnson 530. McN'lder 430. j For representative. Walker and Fer-' bee vrill conttwt In second primary i Currituck fives Johnson a big ma- i Jorlty. McN'lder also was nominated. I 'I :j V"- HALIFAX SI iKluR tO'JRT June Term in Scssita w.':b Jiide w. P. The Jtf e term of ll.il;'i -S.ipcnor Ci urt lejian Mon.i.-ti . .I.idjie V. I'. Macv. of Wiltnii y Un, prtsidii.jr. " ho n.rt ..f: cers ;m t!'eni'-. rs of the bar wire er. .a:ul w hen the ,!udt ascended the bci'di. and the lirst business v;.s ihe drawing t f a iirand iiry for the ter:n. Tl'.e follow ino; wt re t;:e tiutties ) u!! eil fr. tn the hat: W. 1'. Marcks. .!. II. Harden. V. .1. D.iven.ort. A. V.. liobbitt. V. W. I'.rickweil. N. A. Rmwii. I. 1. Wyche. ,T. A. Dickens C. F. Marks. John 1'heips, O. 1". Stal lions. J. . Kinr, .1. L. Htirkley. i A. T. Kinir. W. L'.. Carter. Joe I Mmshaw, L. T. King. C. E. Drake. Captain Darden w;is appointed foreman, and Herrv Culloin was selected as ollict r. Flies and Sick Babies "The relation of t'.ies and filth to sick babies has been proven to be almost that of cause and effect" says a recent bulletin of the State Hoard of Health. "Only artificial feedinir is as much a of i3tli., .COO t0 j and filth". As authority for this j significant statement as concerns the baby's health and the pres i ence of flies and filth in the home 1 the Board gives here an account j of a recent investigation oon ' ducted by the health department ' in New York r'tv for the pur-pos-e of deteiir.ing just these re lations. 1 "It was desired to determine j whether the huiie lly is the chief carrier ot diarrhea or ' whether dirt in the home and artificial feeding are more deadly factors in this serious condition. The cases investigated were divided carefully into a fly-protected group and a lly-exposed group. These groups were made as similar its it was poible to make them. The infants were visit-. I try five days by ntirses. The fly-expt's.'d cases received all the instructiun given in child hygiene work, but no special "mphasis was laid on eiiniii. al ii -g tl'.e lioiit'e fly. In the protected gr.iup the gn-atest em- ha.-i was laid on the al solute I roUcti.'it cf tl e baby as far as possible from enrttact with flies. ; Kor ti e iniaiit in the cradle, in , the gii-cart, on the bed and evi n , in the arms the constant use of iictiii g was insisted on. Over a thousand yards of netting were distributed among the protected families. "As a result it was found that almost twice (1. 1') as many in fants were attacked by diarrhea among fly-exposed as among the : fly-prutected infants. Apart from the influence of flies, it was found that almost twice as many infants were attacked by diarrhea in dirty homes as in clean homes. The most impor tant factor for child mortality, however, was found to be arti- tidal feeding. Nearly two und a i half (2.-1) times as many infants were attacked by diarrhea among the articilicaily fed as among the breast-fed infants. The in flueiiiice of flies and dirt combin ed was found to be almost exactly equal to that of arti ficial feeding, even in reasonably g'x d surroundings. Almost two aiid a half lli.-l) times as many ily-exxs-d infants in dirty homes were attacked by diarrhea as were fly-protected ii fants in clean home. The combination of dirt and artificial feeding made life extremely dif ficult for the infant." The Pursuit of Profits U node more successful when the ofhee routine is ef!icie;.t. We can netp make yours a nvxlel office -that's our sicialty. Among the other time and money savers tzxipnm BOORS AKO FORMS will help in every department Ask us about them. Offke Sipplj Dept. Herald Publishing Company if NOTICE! Warning Against Runaway Minor My on, Avery H. White, having run away from home without any cause whatsoev er, 1 hereby warn all persons from harboring, employing, or boarding him. I also wish to state that I will not pay any debts he may contract. A. T. WHITE, Rosemary, N. C, June 7, 1 9 1 G T Lasting i LegibUity. MultiKopy gives copies that arc beautifully neat nnd that are really pet tntincnt. i In MuenrMsi'lf. Multl h.'H Iltvcl IaJv. MultiKopy copies tft.-n ri.nl ttiu original in clrmillnei and It-tfi-buil. MultiKopy Is kurl'naintfly (lurablu nuU ciouailcsl. Writ, for FREE Sumptt Shft Herald Pub. Company Carbon Paper'" DR. PAISLEY FIELDS DENTIST OiTico !Io':r 9 to B. 7 to 8 p. m. Offue Set. ond Floor Lyric Thctlr Building Just Received A Beautiful Assortment of Sport Striped Tussush In Tan, Blue and Sky We are also showing stylish Waists and Skirts, Ladies Lingerie and big line of Mayflower and Society Brand Shoes FOR LADIES Buy Corsets before the Advance! We have been notified by one of the larg est manufacturers of corsets in the United States that $1.00 numbers advanced to $1.25 on June 1st, other values advancing in propor tion. We are not raising the price on the stock we have now and for a few weeks you may buy Warner's Rust Proof Corsets at the old price 1 i IV 1 rasssaarafaKTggsr. COMING! Dr. Lincoln Wirt The World famous explore r, telling of the "Conquest of the Arctic" The Choir Boys A Delightfully Refreshing Musical Novelty Rosani 1 he Prince of Jugglers VICTOR'S BAND Signor LACKRENZA, Conductor 1 hirty Pieces - Venetian Trouhadours Italian Folk Songs, guitar and mandolin accompaniment Just some of the numbers that will be produced here on two of the SEVEN JOY OUS DAYS. Watch this space for later announcements. CHAUTAUQUA NOTICE! TAX LISTING The Law requires all taxes to be listed dur ing the month of May. Failure to do so in curs liability for DOUBLE tax. However, I have not yet closed the books. All who have not listed please attend to this IMMEDIATE LY. Books will close June 17th. A. M. PROCTOR, Lister For Roanoke Rapids Township ROSEMARY, N. C. c Give Profit Sharing Coupons 1 1 r I ......
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