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THE C 0301 ON WEALTH
Afternoon Daily
Tie Cotnrooirwealtfc, Inc.
Scotland Neck Bank Eldg.
Scotland Neck, N. O.
Entered at the rcstoffice at
Scotland Neck, X. C, as record
class matter under Act of Con
gress, March 3, 1S79.
SUBSCRIPTION
(Iu Advan-e)
Tbrci;2h tie ilail
'J'Mi. Carlton's statement it might
jj ' be inferred that he has an idea j
j j that it doe any weakening or
II Met ua of tiie forward movement
BE AT MINEOLAI
pos-. s oj
tion of labor as r
it
j in trie orpamza
! ! means of attaining the legitimate
laboring
men.
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WELCOM
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Daily lsr;s
One Year - $3.C0
Sis Months
Tnree Months -75
One Month -25
Ev Carrie- 10c per week
Serr.i-T7e3l-:!y
One Year .-
Sis Months r 5
AH nrt'ils ?nbruitted for
publication must bear the auth-
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y., June 1
After viewing various locations
for the landing point in- this
fr.nntrv of the rrreat R-34 dirigi-1
b!e, rintisn onieers, v,no navcj
b-een inspecting various points a-j
Ions the Atlantic Coast, have d?-j
eided upon Roosevelt Field, a ti
the Ilaelhurst aviatio7i
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"ioniii'cf
or 's name, not necefR
fr.r I
publication, but as a guarantee
of sood faith.
Llemcers of tte Associated Press
The Associated Press is exelu
Fivtdv entitled to the use ; for
for re-publi.-'ation of all news dis
patch'?? credited to it or not oth-er-svitr"
credited in this paper, and
lso the c il news publirdied here
in.
! AIRSHIP IS 634 F
.NshnrIv means that, in this partie- irtUii llt iy
i: ; uUir msUne, tne issues ana
;; ! grievances involved have not been
j: I regarded by the members of the
h : labor union in question as of suf-i?-
4'icient importane:-' to justify eom
! ; plianee with the strike order. If
I the members of this labor organi
jj jzation reaiiy felt that they had a
j genuine and serious grievance
!!'whk-h would not be adjusted by
j' 1 ks" strenuous means, they would
Ii I liardly have failed, in the absence
jj el' some serious misunderstanding
t t
i! on their part in the matter, to
t
Comply with the strike order ami
it would be aii extremely horr-
' sight . d person who concluded,
ir ;m tins incident, even though
; the proposed strike should a
mount to nothing, that the reas-
; ouable demaiids of labor can sale-
lie igii'.rea o;' iriiiea ilii.
H ! Ev-ju a most su)erdcial review or
fii
FEW
IS HOME-CODING WEEK AT OUR STORE FOR TUS
OF OUR CUSTOMERS WHO STOPPED TRADIXG TEM
PORARILY, BECAUSE OF THE FACT THAT WE WE!
NOT DELIVERING, FOR WE ARE NOW DELIVERING
YOUR GOODS IN ANY QUANTITIES.
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June 17. 1919.
til--; labor clauses which have been
incorporated in the German Peace
; Treat v Ira it established beyond
i 1 ,
I ! 1 t --ncf i.o-'i ot tna t:ii't t.int t.v-
gaMzed labor is a tiling to be
rekom-d with iu all industrial
matters ju this eounti'v and thru
field at jMineola- From those ; j
connected witli the project and ; p
announcements from Washington
the start of the great airship will i
eoirsmenetf just ap soon as all the :
details are .completed for the an- ,
?!iors of the R-34, which will be f;
sunk some distance in the ground
to hold the areat airship, which
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is 634 feet olng and carries four -boats
below the great gas bag.
There ar-3 ample facilities to ob- g
tain gas at Mineola, and owing to
its nearness to Nevr York and
the plateau where the fC-.id aviii
land after crossing the ocean,
thousands of sightseers may view
tb.e great .ship as she prepares to
settle on the ground.
GREATLY APPRECIATE THE HOME-COMING OF ALL
OUR OLD CUSTOMERS AND SOLICIT THE PATRONAGE
OF AS MANY NEW ONES AS SEE FIT TO TRADE WITH U.
IT ALSO GIVES US THE GREATES PLEASURE TO BE L
POSITION TO DELIVER THE GOODS OF OUR MANY GUs.
TOMER S WHO SO LOYALLY STOOD BY US WHEN WE
WERE NOT DELIVERING'.
NO STONE WILL BE LEFT UXTURED TO GIVE
SQUARE DEAL AND PERFECT SATISFACTION.
MANY, MANY THANKS TO ALL.
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TEA vIC TRAV7B
ATTCRNliY-AT-IiAW
HALIFAX, 2Q. G.
rxec in tbe Sf-ati; ft Federal Ocurta.
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CTT3 "75 1- C-
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ci5
;ait tae- world iier after.
The Ci -d't-liour day, a reasona
ble v-age, the right of labor to or
ganize, and tiie j-iiiiple of eoi-:L---tive
larii'aining are matters
v.'Ideli s;.oier or later every em-
yer Oi. saoor must recognize.
it is gratifying to note, in this
connection, that, in at least a few
of the gr'-'at industries of this
country, employers' are now and
h.-ivp lopo- h on tre;itin- tlv-o'r r-r-i
".1 , ii- ii-r--im ca-f l!'.it tlio i
".. .. ,r lA T - iiuoyees witn a generosity whim:
nredictio-i! oi Mr. Carlton, Presi-i,. .., " -, !
! id.i c.cccus ine ciemaiius or or -dent
of tiie Western Lnion Tele-1 . . .
ganized laoor; if this had been
jjtraph Co., that oulv a few teie- n , 1 , -, v 1
1 ' the rule instead of the- rare excep-
uraph hperators Avoould respond - n t , . ,
1 ' . tion tlirovm-nout our industries
to the call of President Konen-Li,..,. i i i i-.
Liicio ouo.L nave ueen out nine
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THE WIES-STRIEE SITUA
TION
l:amp. tor a nation
wide
wirf
if any occasion for strikes or eve
strikp was histifiofl Tliprp arf ,. ,
' lor tne lormation oi iaOor orsaii-
how ver, conflicting reports con- izatiolls However there can now
cerning the number of men who be 1Q tlirilillg back wllat ()ud
y'.i'tu-Ar i-psnondpfl to thn o.r,U i i -,
J x nave oeen eonceuecL as a matter
of fairness is now demanded as a
matter of right. Organized la
bor is now here, and it is here to
stay, and thfi sooner all employ
ers of labor recognize this fact
ami conduct themselves accord
ingly the better it will be for ad
concerned-
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a convenience and practice
ble.
rercy i nomas, international de
puty President of the Telegraph-i
er's Unioii, says that from 15,000
to 2o,000 men have complied with'
the strike ord,;r, 1,000 of the strik
ers bein- in New York Citv. Pres
ident Carlton, puts the total num
ber at 175. Mr. Carlton has is
sued a statement, part of which j
reads as follows : i
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40,000 .miployes that were appeal- j porliaps yon luive never tought of
ed to in the. strike agitation by j u, but this disorder is due to a lack
the telegrapher's union, a total of of moisture in the residual matter of
175 were absent from their work jtho fo0il- If you vill drink an p.b
this morning. Only eleven men ! 1;;i,lance of vvate,' e:lt ravv fl''its RuA
Chronic Constipation
; take a lots of outdoor exerciof
may le aide to eventually to ovc
GUARANTEE
If, after using: en
tire contents of the
can accoi dirit; lo di
rections, you are
not satisfied in
every respect. your
Srocr will r?i'.;iui
tho money you paid
for it.
F.VERY POUND
SOLD IN AN AIR
TIGHT TIN CAN
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A bank is a necessity and absolutely im!'
POCKETS LEAK b
We're looking for YOU.
We pay 4, compounded quarterly,
accounts.
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SCOTLAND NECK
a - rr pj ca n i fLt its rjj rrj nj rr? i -. cr rj t - s"f; tr or m r c- c
The Reilv-laTior
"JVevs Orleans
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were away in New York. Of this?
on oil ninnl. T li.iT'n n i-
,,,!",u huuul ro:no ,t ei,thely. In the icautm
1 , . . i . 1 T
iiiar many ere Kept away Oy UI-U:f e the mott mild and reutle laxa-'tl
ness or other causes not related
to the strike- This is a repetition
(f tlir- tninnnij in -flwi fn.irA t
st-istaA-.
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tives.
Strong and harsh
too much Avater out cf the svs-
,..f i fon pin- make a, laa matter worse.
Chamberlain 's Tablets a-o e::sv and
FOE EALH A SAW MILL COIvI-
plete, comprising double saw, 30 II.
P..
iler
engine, tAvo good!;.?
took nlnee Inst r-av -rldlA cbnir-.
., ' ' ' ', ' ' ' ' ! pleasant to take, and most an-ogbIe
agdation from the same quarter in offeet. Give tllcm a tria '
with similar misrepresentation, re
suited as the public knows, m a
complete failure. The failure
this year is equally pronounced."
If, as a matter of f-mt, the al-
ai iu (.auseu oy tne stride order
ju'oves to lie groundless, the pub- i
lie generally will be much grat-j
ified. It will be well, however,!
in that event, for Mr. Carlton
and othrr large employers of la
bor to have a care that thev do!
not put a wrong construction on!
any, such failure of the keymen!
to respond to this strike order,1
for the failure to strike in this'
partieukir instance does not bvi
any means indicate altho from :
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k iL Uk di.
h race ror iarne purses.
l horses in the state will
A. u ail. d J.'aO' Vrf 1 t. M. Vk W V.
Aha 14
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with mill, best Edar m-m.-!
swing cut-off saw, saw dast con-!
veyor witli oUU t chain. 6 md ! tr? r, .o nmt?
j i A V.' . i ii Vj. Ykaf Vrf A. Ji. &
mules and horses, 3 swing log carts,
3 lumber wagons. This is a good
mill. Owner wants to go into an
other business and will sell cheap.
Apply to A. B. SHAW, E. F. D. 3,' OOIiS
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Admission, Adults 50c Children -25c
Automobiles 25c. Grand Stand -Free
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.avo jnrt
'cived a full supply of rubber heels and leather -
am in a better position to serr the public than ever before.
Prices Reasonable
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