OXFORD PtJBLlC LEDGER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER jlO, 199
PAGE
Camilla's rrotest.
Carranza's representative protests
against the entry of our troops into
Mexico, ine Liana"10" ""mum-ico
might with reason rejoice that our
roops have not put them out of
Mexico, not for the failure to insure
the safety of our citizens alone, but
f0r ill-meant actions toward our
country and failure to dominate at
home But nature does not work in
at way. Instead of thanking their
destiny the Carranzistas presume on
.J.,5- nnd fortune, or Amercan weak
uess so far as to object to the pres-
prnRsine of the border.
'r.chinjr's station in Mexico and
the pursuit of Villa took place at a
time when Carranza nan less cum
pletely used up his drafts on our
ood will. Those who looked, for
ward to a restoration of order have
suffered disillusion. Whatever we
found it necessary to do in 1916 and
1917 we have added reason to re
peat in 1919. .
In Mexico, to be sure, there is still
She is to hatch at any mo-
A lit If , .
..the era of order and prosperity
which we have been told at every
.,mnt of the past nine years, was
about to see the light. But hope has
ceased. The incubation takes too
, This country has come to
realize the folly of waiting for Mexi
co to produce again anyimub
sembling our ideals of government.
McLuke Says.
Right now we can think of but
i,inr Ann that is that
one sure mi", -
if you will let a small boy alone he 11
let soap alone.
PH1CHESTER PUD
V III TK VI AMONl BRAND. '
IMlla in Ked and Viola metallic
i with Blue Ribbon.
. t ... v
DIAMOND RAN1 PILLS, for Xtfcl
ve3is known as Best, baiesi, a iway i..
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVtKiwHtKE
JOE N. PITMAN
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Odd Fellow's Building
L & M SER3B-PASTE PAONTTS
BEST THAT CAN BE MADE
Cost to you $325 a Gallon when made ready to use
RECOMMENDED DY SATISFIED USERS FOR OVER 40 YEARS
Obtain COLOR CARD from our Agents or
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ " Manufacturers New York
United States Tires
'Tires
are Good
MISSIONS NEEDED IN H03IELAND LOSSES IN 120TH WERE
I i 1 m inmcim TTVT TATITTOTOAJ'
Mill A V .LEiO J- XZ MJM-V
While $20,000,000 of the $75,000,000
to be raised in cash and five-year
pledges by the Southern Baptists be
teen now and December 7th will go
to foreign missions, $12,000,000 will be
uevotea . to missions at nome, it nas
been oiticiaiiy announced, nome mis
sions is regarded by the Batists as
quite as essential as foreign missions,
. A Jl U XI
ine larger sum ueins sei asiae ior iuo
latter cause by reason of the larger
field to be covered practically the
entire world.
A It TL vi
i
Service is Our Motto,
to please.
We strive
D. G. BRUMM1TT
Attorney-at-Law
Hillsboro Street
OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA
, E I 1 ML. r 1
DR. B. D. Grav.
Of Atlanta. Ga.. Secretary of Home
" f 9
Missions for the Southern Baptist
convention.
The adjutant general's office has
received from the department of
war thf first full rpnnrt nf casual
ties in the 30th division, which con
tained the North Carolina National
uuard regiments,-says the News ana
Observer.
It is shown that the 119th and
120th infantry regiments sustained
major losses as follows: 119th, kill
ed in action, 6 officers and 296 men;
died of wounds, 4 officers and 95
men: died of disease, 2 officers and
in an rliod frnm nthpr P.aiises.
9 men; total, 1 officers and 434 en
listed men.
. 120th killed in action, 15 officers
and 304 men; died of wounds, 6 of
ficers and 91 men; died of disease, 1
olncer and 44 men; died trom oiner
itf 11 1 C s 4- 4- r 1
causes,, l omcer anu i men; Lutai
23. officers and 441 men.
The 119th, 4 officers and 49 men
taken prisoners by the enemy; the
120th, 2 enlisted men.
The 115th machine gun company
which with these two regiments
made up the 60th brigade, lost 4 men j
n action 2 officers and 11 men irom
wounds, 7 men from disease and 1
by some other cause.
The 113th artillery, not with the
snth division, but full of North Car
olinians and commanded by Col Al-
bert Cox, lost 4 men in action, i
died of wounds, 3 officers and 12
men from diseases and 2 men other
causes.
MORE HOMES STIIL IN DEMAND
HICKS & STEM
ttorneys-at-Law
Oxford- - - - N. C
Practice in State and
Federal Courts.
O.Graham & Son
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Oxford. N. C.
Practice in the State and Federal
Courts.
Dec. 3 3m-.
"Twelve million dollars is a large
fiemrft when comDared with what we
havo hP.en dninff heretofore." Dr. D. B
Gray, corresponding secretary of f the
Heme Mission Board at Atlanta, ae
clares, "but it is very reasonable in
comDarison with our ability and small
in comparison with the needs of the
Home Mission fields."
Setting forth the particular obliga
tion which confronts America since
the war has transferred the center of
education from Europe to this coun
try, Dr. Gray says: "This brings a
new day of opportunity and responsi-
n i i . j
bility to our peopia. uur scnoois anu
colleges must be strengthened and en
rtnwpd. Thev must be made thorough-
v w f
ly christian in fact as well as in the
ory. In this way. we are to counteract
the vicious ideals of Germany anu ner
allies in the world war. Our youth
must be trained on proper lines as to
religion and ethJes. This, can De uuuo
best in our denominational schools."
Some of the educational institutions
festered, by the Home Mission Board
are the forty mountain schools, serv-
ing 3,000,000 residents ot tne &oum
livine in mountainous territory where
is T-l 11..
niihlin hiffh schools are lacKing. uny
f
$10,000,000 could be used to advantage
A Man Without A Home Writes To
The Public Ledger.
Editor Public Ledger:
Yes, daily the demand for more
homes are made. No effort is oe
ing made to supply these demands
that wfi have heard of. Above all
I things that our town needs at pres-
1 ? A. M iimaI AflCI
ent is more homes, ana u is u&eicoo
to build other enterprises until this
important matter is given nrsi con
sideration. People are clamoring
daily for a house in Oxford. Many
additional families could be secured
for our town, could they find shel
ter. It is useless for a man to saj'
that it does not pay to ouuu icu,
houses, with the present prices of
lumber and labor, this is "bosh"
talk. People will pay rent, what
ever the price is, as long as it is in
keeping with other prices, and peo
nio that want homes, expect to have
to pay rent, in accordance .with ev- j
erything else. A reasonaDie mieiesa
can be had your investment by build
ing houses for rent, and it is time
that some one was taking this mat
ter into their own hands, if our
town is to continue to grow and
prosper as it should. A. RENTER.
A , TTTT h" T?
Your Money's Worth
Yon want tires that give you the
most for your money, measured in
mileage.
How are you to know ? Since we are
in the business and you know us
why not take our word for it ?
We say to you there are no better
tires built thanUnitedStatesTires. They
have proved good, by performance.
They are tough, hardy, economical,
efficient. They stand up, and wear,
and live, and satisfy.
. There are five of these good tires.
Let us show you the one that will
actly "fill the bill" for you. ,
fRmalCord' 'Nobby' 'Chain' 'Usco 'Plain
We know United States Tires are good tires. That's why we seU them.
RT.AT.nr.Tr MOTOR CO. W. S. CURRIN, Hargrove.
JLf UXXJUIV
on
nnp wav for a girl to keep
loving the man she loves is for her
j loving Hie man ou
in strengthening the equipment and gome other man.
F. W. Hancock, Jr.
Lawyer,
Notary Public
Odd Fellows' Bldg.
Oxford, N. C.
r c -
teaching force of these schools, it is
estimated, so f:reat is the neea
Another demand of the home tieia
-1 1 nmn flAH C 1 Tl
is tne 4,uyu cnurcu uigduwauuuo
n omith urhirh need assistance in
IUC KjWUVii
hVm Potion of sutable houses of.wor
I. A
shin, while more pressing still is the
problem created by. the presence in
ALL KINDS OF HARDWAIvLj
Farmers naruwaie
Va.
x. lit Mn.
aaa hn nroven it win vui
riiiii and Fever, Bilious Fev-
mac and LaGrippe. It kills the
problem -created by, the presence in ' le that causes the fever. It
the South of 10,000,000 negroes. Speak- gplendid laxative and general
e ua -r rrr-rf tit'i vr i iptii I ii . ii ci v i
mK vi tne w w-, - -
RUB IT ON
3SF WILL KOI 5IAU1 TT1E CLDTTiES
0 a . a i J4- --ri 1 1 mira Mqln.
Less than 1 per cent of American nas prov.n
men are college graduates. Yet this ria, Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever,
.... 11 Atc 1 r.nlfls and LaGrinne. It kills the
l per cent oi coiiege giduuflico
THE DEMAND FOR 666 CHILL
AND FEVER TONIC IS FAR
GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY
For the Past Twelve Months the Demand for 666 Has Been Far Greater
Than the Supply, But We Have Increased Our Plants and From Now
on We Hope to Fill Orders More Promptly.
DR. T. T. FRAZIER
TVI? WTTfiT
Office in Mitchell Building Over
UI11UI1 Ximxv.
OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA.
YOUR FRIENDS
can buy anything you can give
them except your photograph.
Why put it off?
Bring or send me your Kodak
films if you want them finished
right.
MSeneca Cameras W
aavq- "rnev are oi mure yiwi
uuj 9 m
cern to us than any hundred millions
nnvwhere else in tne worm.
ui :r. - a
ciQiiv .noliticaliy. economically auu
iitrinnsiv thsv constitute our great-
icubvv "
est task and wp negieci
own peril as well as tneir innnue ww.
uoni-oi rpintions are tense and the sit
ItUWU . .1,
,,o.(if,n Pnlls unon Soutnern isaptiiw
for a worthy program in behalf of the
.... n V.Aili Attn 1Y1
rfiliffiOUS UplUtOl OUr uiutiicio i
ui v wo must lead tnem in sauo
.iinnnr QnH p.vaneelistic work and
likewise in tha developpment of their
religious life on sane and helpful lines.
Tenic. adv
COULD HARDLY
STANDALONE
Terrible Suffering From Headache,
Sideache, Backache, ana nea-
ness, Relieved by uraui,
Says This Texas Lady.
furnished:
55 per cent of our Presidents.
36 per cent of the Members of Congress.
47 per cent f the Speakers of the
rIouse.
54 per cent of the Vice-Presidents.
62 per cent of the Secretaries of
State.
50 per cent of the Secretaries ot
Treasury.
67 per cent of the Attorney gen
erals.
69 per cent of the Justices ot bu-
preme Court.
At the present time tne -resiuem,
Snpnkers ot tne
parasite that causes the fever.
666 is the most speedy remedy we
know. A few doses will break the
fever and if then taken as a tonic the
fpver will not return. You can take
666 while the fever is on or off.
a red, healthy condition, giving a
natural, healthy complexion.
666quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite, Foul
Breath and Headaches, due to Tor
pid Liver. t
We especially recommend 666 for
those exposed to the weather, as
they can take it, eat anything tljey
want ana go ngni on wiuu wcu
with no fear of being salivated.
adv.
Thfi Southern Medical Associa
tion will hold its annual convention
Ifor 1919 in Asheville November 10-
13, inclusive. Between 1,300 and
1,500 members are expected to at
tend Doctors of nation-wide im-
Vice-President SpeaRers l:portance who Will attend the conven
House. all but two of the Cabinet 69 v w w Ue.
out of 96 Senators 205out of 435 A.,.Surgea General W.
iiMMiArnnTOTi v i ill nil tuv
lltJyiCDCnttttif vm J
tunc
viQ SiinrAmfi Court are
trained men. Exchange.
rrn-r Mrs. Minnie Phil-
t tiqo.i n lar"e company ui v-i uvuaico,
wisest and "onW negro evangelMs oI tMs place, writes: F Ive yeara
wisest auu p to m
J. P. HARRIS
Notary Public
AT THE UNION BANK
DR. S. J. FINCH
DENTIST-
Office in Brown Butt ling.
Office hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-S W
d. m
WliSCOL- ....
and teachers vho shall help us to lift
ud their race and maite tuem
a -rr.u whil.. as Christian citizens.
MMIl IYU1 1.11 ,
mnr mnng the foreigners in
A licit Yl ,
the homeland oilers the best and most
economical opportunity for missionary
.... tvwvm anvwhp.re. is tne
labors amuug
declaration of the Home Mission lead
ers These foreigners are m the
fields, mines and ketones and are a
vital part of iair civilization. This
rk among the foreigners not oiuy
iea them the christian religion, out
contented and uet-
American citizens, it i, pointed
UGreit hopes for the future of the
c ches in the South are held ouUn
. ' , .i ..rnram of evangelism
'nreU t1ent wh t Baptise 75
riai-immsn win
VUUluu "" , -i from
,t . Pna rn noues tu
ZSOMOO people in the SOUU
vvao fie
riod of the campaign,
Rub-MyTism is a
septic; HkiHs the
from infected cuts,
tetter, etc. adv.
powerful anti
poison caused
rnres old sores.
ago I was taken with a pain in my.
left Bide. It was right unaer my
left rib. It would commence with an
aching and extend up into my lew
Bhoulder and on down Into my bac.
By that time the pain would be bo
eevere I would have to late io ueu,
and suffered usually about inree cays
t nf fered this way for tnree years,
and got to be a mere skeleton and was
bo weak I coma jiaruijr -
Was not able to go anywueic
to let my house work go... I suffered
awful with a pain m "J rr I
had the neaaacne uu u
was unable to ao a tum&.
was a.misery, my stomach got In an
awful condition, caused from taking
bo much medicine. 1 suffered so much
tiain I had USt aDOUt bicu m
hos of our getting anything to help
tne.
One day a Birthday Almanac was
thrown in my yard. After reading
Ite tSimonSls I decided to try Car
dui, and am so thankful that I did,
for I began to improve when on the
eecond bottle... I am now a well
woman and feeling fine and the curi
has been permanent for it has been
two years since my awful bad health,
uvu yw" . nd reCommend
WUi aiway - -g
Largest County Bond Issue. .
St. Louis county, Minn., by a vote
of about 9 to 1, carried on July 1
a proposition for the issuance of
road bonds to the amount of $7,
500,000." This is the largest sum
.rM rrrt rf iV Pt aside for road
CVCl IULCU vi u"" (
hniiHiner hv anv county in the Uni
tori stntps. The second largest was
w Xf naii Countv. Tex., voted a
111.1. Ill ' '
few weeks ago of $6,500,000.
C. Braisted, U. S. N.; Surgeon Gen
0mi T?nnprt Blue.- United States pub-
VI Ul w -
un hoaith service, and Dr. Lewellys
I 11V V., - ' .
i F. Barker, president of the bouin
ern Medical Association.
. . . it!1.J
523 foreigners had lett tne umwu
States since the armistice and a to
tal o: only 123,522 during the 12
monihs ened June 30, 1919. For
the five years ended June av,
618,223 emigrants departed, as com
pared with 1,172,679 immigrant ar
rivals for the same period, tne siate-
0
ment points out, an excess oi arriv
als over departures of 554,456. .
Anthnnv Caminetflte, commis-
. : f immio-rjitinn. issues
SlOlier geneitti ui imi"o j -
a statement showing that only 102,-.steals from himself.
The' dairy farmer not only stu
dies how to feed his cow, but how
to feed his land. He is not a soil
robber, as he realizes that the far
mer who reduces the fertility of his
rnKo without reason, since he
lCtllvl n
Wiley Woodson was tried in
Buncombe county for an assault,
convicted and fined $100. He was
i 5r,HiPtoH hv the erahd jury for
wrecking a school house. On tne
witness stand Woodson's attitude to-
twi0 the law was so defiant that
Judge Finley stated he would hate
to impose a fine to make him respect
the law. '
Good for Biliousness.
T suffered f
fr.ire of stomach trouble
irequeiit ai ,,
, uji,,,,, Sppti? Chamber-
ana UlllUUlicao. wv-o
Iain's Tablets advertised I concluded
to try them, i improveu
Miss Emma Verhryke, Lima, Okla.
UQUIDS .PASTES: FbrBlackAVhiteJao
and UX-DIOOU uarn wiw.v
CEEP YOIHE SHOES NEAT
Cardui." Try Cardui today.
Hardware Co.
"rS RANGES AND!
Virgilina, Va. -
0
Hi
Hi i
'Aft
m
I
1-i
I Si
ill
i It