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LOCAL NEWS.
Lloyd Horton went to Wash*
ington Wednesday.
Rev. 'V. G. Lowe made a mot
or trip to Windsor Monday.
Mr- Alfred Alexander of Cres
well was in town on Monday.
Mr. Walter Clark made a busi
ness trip to Raleigh last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hornthal
spent Tuesday in Washington.
Mr. A. P. Rowe made a busi
ness trip to Edenton last Friday.
Mr. H. V. Austin made a busi
ness trip to Washington Mon
day,
Miss Helen Tatem of Columbia
is visiting her sister, Mrs. P. M.
Arps.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Payne, of
Dunn, are visiting friends here
this week.
Mr A. L. Holmes, of Cres
wejl, w;-s a business visitor here
i his week.
Mr. 0. H. Lanney and Mr.
Er >wn of Beaufort spent last
Sunda e.
VIr. and Mr* A L. Alexander
motored to Tarboro last Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. Tommie White and Miss
Miriam Ausbon motored to Wash
ington Sunday.
Mr. E J Respass, of Pine
town, Wis a business visitor
here Wednesday.
Mt-sSr- G»orgeJHart*son ar’d
Aubrey Owens left Monday
nij ht for \ cskie.
Mr. J. Fr iik Brinkley, of
Greenville, was a i utiness visi
r nr horo *' i* week
es.sr;. - H. Clark awi Lt e
Read made a i usiness trip to
New Bern ?his veek.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L Owei s
spent a few days in Baltimore
this week on business.
Mess-* I C Holliday and
Raymond Peat spent the past
Sunday in Rocky Mount.
Messrs P. W. Brinkley, D. 0.
Brinkley ndJoeWetde motor
ed Co lA/ tab ngiou Monday.
Mrs lara Boyd left Monday
ior a v.r.it with . et daughter,
NJias Mary, in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs C. V. W Ausbon
and Mr. L R Ausbon motored
to Washington last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Mizelle ard
little daughter are visiting rela
tives and friends here this week.
Messrs. Harrv Arps and T.
Gray Coburn attended the Cho
wan Fair in Edenton last week,
Mrs. Luther R. Ausbon, of
Greenville, was the week-end
guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. W.
Ausbon.
Misses Louise Jennette and
Hope Hardison and Mr. Grant
motored to Washington Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Angley,
Mr. Roy Davenport and Miss
Irene Harnson motored to Wash
ington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Read and
little daughter Elizabeth spent
some time in Kinston and New
Bern this week.
liss Helen Clifton, who has
:n visiting Miss Evelyn P*ul,
urned to her home in Wash
ton Tuesday.
r. and Mrs. J. R. Campbell
children spent the week-end
ockv Mount with his mother
J. K. Campbell.
iss Gladys Bateman and Miss
ibeth Ramsey spent the past
k-end in Columbia visiting
ids and relatives.
r. and Mrs Herman Alex
»r of Tarboro spent the past
k-end here the guests of Mr.
Mrs. A L. Alexander.
rg W F- Ausbon, Miss Mir
Ausbon, Mrs. H. R. Livvers,
r. W. Tenniss and Mr.
ik Ausbon motored to Roc
lount Saturday.
l8es Meredith Swam and
n Cahoon, who are attend
ast Carolina Teachers Col
Gr enville, spent the
in ur divine, .
end here with friends ^nd
yes.
3 E C. Caton and Mrs. H.
vWs left last Sunday for
home in Hampton, Vw,, af
spending some time here
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ausbon.
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GREATEST OF ALL WEALTH
AMERICA’S GARDEN SPOT.
ALFALFA AND FREEDOM.
KILLERS FOR HIRE SCARCE.
Our crops are worth bi’li n ■
every year. That’s encouraV
In our mines, and oil wells a.
hundreds of billions stored aw; y,
and that’s encouraging.
The unused water power of IV
nation is worth tens of biiiio; ,
and other tens of billion.; for
gation afterward. That’s cnc . .•
aging, and also the fact that
the atmosphere above there are
endless billions worth of nitro; ,
which can be brought down
electrical power.
But there is a greater wealth,
and its figures more imj ortar.t.
One single city, New
for the first time in it
MORE THAN ONE Mil : Cl
CHILDREN ENROLLED IN
PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASSES.
That is the REAL wealth of to
day, and the real power of the
future.
Take away these children, and
this country, with all its mines,
water power and fertile soil, would
amount to as little as it did when
a few Indians possessed it and
spent their time murdering each
other.
At the Genesee, N. Y., fair Lieu
tenant-Governor Lowman arranged
to ride one mile on the back of a
five-ton elepha.it.
The farmers (Hiuhtless laughed,
as they saw 150 pounds of human
being carried by 10,000 pounds of
elephant.
A 10,000-pound e’ephant will
carry on its head one mahout, to
guide the big beast, and in the
howdah on its back an English
gentleman eager to kill a tiger
without giving that tiger a chance
to kill him.
' 'on=mcr tj.o gap between
Iv.; Knar. ■ ,A n to mobile man
ufacturers who gives you fdr a
few dollars a lit le machine that
DC DCt
Iii.'i.i, over the desert lands,
re ! to i the V'rld’s most,
beau.iL.il ww Crcm Colorado
to nil". : ' C .' not resist
buying lur.d, hoy-2’-'? to live there
■ . ; ■ . your migh
ty dal'":' hurh in the East.
Nothing grows until you irri
gate. And when vou irrigate
EVERYTHING WiLI. GROW
Do yen put forti’.iz : or lime on
1 Mojave Desert alfai.a? Not an
ounce of either. Alfalfa roots go
down eighteen fee: through soil
, . a ?1: : i < low:. from mountains
iv. do up of lime, minerals and
-'o.l'.irk.:. of growing and decay
ing bur.eh gre grease wood and
ugebru :h. hou cut your alfalfa
seven times a year fer fifteen or
twenty years; then plant it again,
h si s ate it, and Nature does the
The soil also produces democ
racy. Any man with a hundred
' sh/.u dollar..' who thinks he is
t • than . ors.o other American
. hould •'< there. He would gather
val u: A! e in formation.
Going through, that country
every brown golden hi' 1 in the (Us
ance more beautiful than any
palace or castle, under a mag
nificent h’ue shy as big as the
Cf entry, you care nothing for news
that comes put cf human swarms
in tIt East.
Yos ■ o”l< l'cpe is that the Gov
ernmen r '"now enough to pro
vide the ' : g machines neces
sary to ta’ rople to that land
and to protc:. it.
John IIulbeiL, - "iicial execu
tioner at Sing Si g \ :i; m, quits
his job after killin'; 10 in the
electric chair. For h ' he ha:
been paid $21,000—$lob fer each
killing.
Will the retiring executioner
ever meet, on the other she y.:m
1 !0 that he sent on ahead? If so,
what will they say to each other?
Thank him, very likely.
It is difficult to find another
executioncv, because he must be a
trained electrician, willing to kill
for a living. It should be not
difficult but IMPOSSIBLE to find
such a man in a civ ilized state.
should Know
by John jocsph Gaines, M. D.
Tuberculosis Germs Not Inherited.
Most anybody nowadays can
write or speak intelligently of tu
ff u!o.-My little neighbor, a
la .1 of ten, not'yet in ‘‘Junior High”
refer.-; gravely to “T-B” when con
volving with hi- play-fellows; the
learned .scfci.dst.J and the statisti
cian bewilder with technical
fact . What to do with the dis
ease however—to combat it suc
cessfully—remains a dark and un
fathomable secret. We have found
out to a certainty that its cause is
a definite bacciilus, a living, virile
org. idsm, shaped like a rod, multi
plying by dividing itself into short
er sections when each individual
reaches maturity. Colonies assem
bled pr< -luce peculiar tissue-growth
—tubercules, —nature trying to
ward off the intruder. When the
bacciiii deve ; > destructive power
within th ; tubercle, its walls break
down, and general tuberculosis re
sul Is.
The outstanding fact to be rC
membe. id in tuberculosis is, it ia
communicable. People do not in
herit germs—they are acquired. A
child may be infected, and harbor
the bacheria for years without
symptoms. Let him get influenza,
on pneumonia or even a severe
“cold” and the tubercle bacciiii
awaken to do serious mischief. This
brings up a positive conclusion:
Ail tubercular patients should be
subjected to rules of quarantine.
They should be taught to save and
burn all expectorated matter, and
should sleep alone, using individu
al bed-linen. Their towels should
be ff >t separate and sterilized by
billing.
T errs s when dry, blow' every
where! A dozen school children
racing .along in their glee inhal
ing millions cf these deadly germs!
Tf there is an ordinance in YOUR
twin against spitting on the side
walk, make it include the entire
street at your next meeting!
Next Week.
More about Tuberculosis
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