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Ordinances Regarding Influenza |
Adopted bj Pitt County
Board of Health.
1. It shall be
child or adult who has influe&?a
to leave his premises until per
mission is given by the attend
in? physician or county health
officer. No child or adult wba
resides in a bouse v/here any
one has influenza shall leave his
preroesis unless, in the opinion
pi the attending physician or
couni health officer, expressed
in writing it is safe for him to do
so.
- Violation ofjithis ordinance
shaft be punished by a fine of
not more than qfty dollars.
This ordnance shall be in $$
? force and- effect oa andi after
February 5,
2. Every physician practicing
ia Pitt county Js; hereby required
to report daily to the coonty
health officer tjbe names of all
patieats vfcfch influenza, giving
the eames of fthe patient, ihe
head of the household, the post
office uddn-ss, and Ibe school
district in whicjjf the patient re
sides. ti
Violations
'* soda fountain, drinking stands or
other: place where soft drinks
or ice cream is served, shall
be avowed to dispense any soft
d ink?, ice cream, or any ices
o ciinks, except in individual
s .nitary cups which have not
been previously used* All the
spoaps. shall be thoroughly sieri
lized before being used the sec
omi ?me.
Violation of this e
shall, be punished tyy a fine
not more than fifty dollars.
This ordinance shall be in full
force and effect on tnd after
February 5, 1920^
4 It is hereby ordered that
means of ventftuing and clean
ing th^at?>s%?Si-^ther amuse
ment places shall bq approved
? ?j? -as* " *? i m i im*M ?'? >n H7 ilf? ? ?WUt
by the
olhef
by tym
theatre or other place of atm^e
ment shall be allowed to operate.
tion without this approval
shaH subject the proprietor or
roaotoger to a fine offiftydoliars.
Tbil ordinance shall !*sNin full
force and effect on and after
February 5. 1920.
. County and city- superintend
ents of schools shall be required
to instruct teachers uade^ their
supervision to exercise att.proper
diligence to p#
of iriilueuza, to
pupils how the
and | methods of
exevde Irons the
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-A REASONABLE DAY'S WORK* BY
EVERY ONE WITHIN: A RCA- ?
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SON ABLE PERIOD.
Get Back: 'to Thrift, sanity and Com.
mon Senae, or Accept oa Perma
nent Existing Scale of Prices.
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Syracuse, N. Y. ? Sherman J. Lowell,
master of the National Grsage, in a
. statement given oat here, declared that
it was the belief of the farmers of the
country that the only way to reduce
the cost of living was for every oine to
be willing to do "a reasonable day's
work," and that the forty-four hour
week would never support even
America. ' ,v.:.4U':,-|
Mr. Lowell's statement in part fol
lows:
'Those who -are best informed bo
agricultural , conditions in America
cannot offer the slightest hope of lower
food prices, so far as the farmer Is
concerned. V > I . v i
"ty the reconstruction every one
moat get ready to actually work again,
-to save again and to considerable de
gree to get.baek to thrift, sanity and
eommon aense, or else accept as per
manent the present scale of living
costs, in which event we might Just
as wisli stop ranting about the high
coat of living and realize that a new
basis of economic procedure Is here
to stay. t
"This is the declaration of the Na*
tional Grange, which sees in the fu
ture no reason why rlts menders
should slave long hours, titpten days a
week food 10
.RUSSIAN1 RED COMMISSION IS
EMPOWERED TO OO BU81NE88.
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Paris.? The -Russian^ ,aQ-0peratlve
headquarters at T'ariaT has received
authorization frQin th?, soviet tjovern
meat to transact business with for'
eign countries. V
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W INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF
ThlE WORLD *RE CONVICTED
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? Tacoma, W&shn.? A Jury trying
thirty-six aljeged Industrial Workers of
the World on a charge of a criminal
zydteftKam, retained a cprdict of
guilty after being out 68 hoars.
RATE
TRIBUNAL FOWlEi
JUDGMENT OK A
the ita&vqfi -Irkutsk to tr
Kolchak, former head of t!
sian government In Siberia,
ed In a despatch in Siberia,
from the' town, of Manchurfc
border between Slberiavand
The dispatch stated ^ that
Hon in eastern Siberia ha
down under martial luw.
flelds along ?he Lena river
nationalised, ^ was added .
IVLy.-tXSBa&BKi .
f AILING IN AXt' (EFF
SFFECT A COMPROMI
DEMOCRATS WALK
Firtat Break Cam* Win
-? ?. ? V ?->, 'V ?? ? . V. v. '
fused to Accept Ameni
ten by Former Preal.
dsan yhegotiatlona on rea
the. peace trealy suddenly
end when the democrat*
failing In a last attempt
compromise on article ten,
nf tjiVnnnfi<i.nni J&L .m
oi me coniereoce ana ann
tWW se^c som? i>iher mi
former
to t|a
| ?vrte riak insurance announced
rector Cholmeley Jones.
Herbert hoover'8 name
- ON DEMOCRATIC B.
v Lansing, Mich.? Petitions to
the name of Herbert Hoover
democratic ballot at the preafl
preference primary April, v 6, w<
ceived by the secretary of atat<
KOLCHAK MAKES HIS E8CAPI
FROtJ THE B0L8HEVIKI HOI
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\ Honolulu, T. H.-^Admiral Kolc
is imported to have escaped from
bolshevlki and^o be in hiding in 3
jchuria, according to a Tokio dispi
to the Japanese newspaper Nlppl
hare.
TAKE L.IQUOR UNDER C<
meat i? considering a proposal to
ttre Bqoor trafficr tinder 'atato oont
There are numerous American t
ists In the island now, the rush W
said to be. due partly to prohibitioi
the United 8tates.'
ITALIAN SQLDIEfte CLASHED\
WITH SLA V-G E RM Afy SAiLC
. . . ... Try -MM -.1
Slar and German sailors on board
steamer Africa of ithe TrH?te?L
line at SongapJore recently when
of W? cried "Down
Jtely/ according t*. a report to
M?ggeroMf^?^| Sz
GnlB&S
ie Uaited|
)k with favor upon
nally known finan
il loaders iiianef
Id out of the finan
the farmer and some of hia or
ations are being used to furthex
Plumb plan for the government
rid of . the railroads and for the
>ling of the farm loan act.
believo that the people of North
ilifca think, that the railroad e
id bo returned to their owners as
legislation for that purpose
J>e passed ? said Mr. Small. "My
pnation as to the effect, that the
ijers of the country entertain this
? "
| & my opinion that the 'railroads
id bo. returned and that we should
t legislation which will restore
' credit as far as possible and en
,.them toifrgpi thepubllc. J
SALOON KEEPERS
lAVS THAT CITY FOR CUBA.
Departing at the
.y, former1 Chicago saloon
bar tenders are. going to
to Joseph Popper, in
deputy collector. 1
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ON'8 GREAT NEPHEW
-FLU AT WASHINGTON.
V-ryV '
? ? Lawrence Washing
t nephew or George Washing
. of Influenza .here. 3e was
; Vernon In 1865 and for,
'had been employed at
of congress, / ; . >
itZHT
SOME FOOD?,
r_
Increases of from 50
cent in retail price? of the
. footf- product# of the com
from 70 to more than 200 per
wholesale daring the last six
, are shown in Spires issued by.
ibor statistics* 4 . - v j*
? clothing prices, accord
barean's'flgurecshowedan
>f 235 per cent, last Deoem
1S18 levels and house hir?
t up 203 per ceat.^-r'M
i GOVERNORS TO
RECRUITING DRIVE.
,j Secretaty Baker hay
letter to the governor of
requesting his official co
the nationwide, recruiting
. lie war de
be intensifies
? '22 to 29, which
were asueu tc
lling the attec
to the tiport
taking his ?seat as amemterAffii'e
tor J& W^tfapfc,;,-6f-' the* ^fl^ffla-Cren^
eral Ass?^lyv^fadajMW4tt^'W^
flcatfoii of th. xR.-;^oaft
amendment now before that body.
Secretary Glass points out , the wis
1cm of srantine^woma^s^ffrasa.
ROPER HAS 1 1S8UED A RUL^
THAT ONUV THE SICK -CAN
SECURE A PERM, T.
/' . ,
A P?pm?:WH?
One to Pur#
Pint Liquor
medical pia-poses and detailed regu
lations-governing their .sale 'were
jnade pubHc by the bureau of 'inter
nal jrevsnue.
Announcement aleo was made that
the bureau had compiled * syetem o!
'permits providing a definite and field
channel through which ari intozica^j
ingf liquors- inust move, and by whjch
hereafter the.: government Jfiil ktfow
the location of every gpljon of distill
, ed liquor within -the nation^" boun
daries except that stored' in' private
boar&t-v
| In petting forth: the ways
I liquor -may be procured, Commissioner ]
I Roper took- occasion to issue a warn-.
Mr. Roper alao announced that a?
liquor seized under -federal law prior
to last October 28, unless claimed un
? der the '60-day ruling, would be gold
' by order of the court under the juris*
diction of which it is held.. It must
be sold, however, to a bolder of a per
mit.
Both the physician who prescribes
and | the pharmacist who sells liquor,
the regulations provide, must have a
permit.
MEXICANS WAKE PRISONERS
| \pF TWO AMERICAN AVIATOR8
i
J . McAllen, Texas.? Two army avia
. tors, Lieutenant E. F. Davis, and O.
, E. Grimeis, carrying a military mes
j sage from Fort Brown, Texa|, to
Nogales, Ariz., were forced to make a
{ landing In Mexico, 36 miles south cl
' Zapata, Texas, and are being held by
{ Mexicans.
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COL. GRAVES ADDRESSES
THE FORE8TRY CONGRESS.
"7
New Orleans.? Acquisition by the
government of extensive additional
areas of forest land*; to be handled
permanently In the interest? of" the
public was the feature of a proposed
new forestry policy for the nation ad
vocated by Colonel H. S.. Graves, chief
of the United States Forest service,
before the day's passion of the South
srn Forestry congres#here.
FOR FOOD RELIEF- CREDI
; ?
*150, <W0, 000 for Poland. Austria -and;
Armenia tp alle?lato conditions which
iC 1^. am4 O /?> '' J 1
:ed t&e tires
36 ways and
If. comment
sd oongidera
10 indication
TO HAVE DUO-CENTENNIAL OP
COUNTY ON 8ECOND DAY OC
OCTOBER, 1922.
BERTIE IS TO SPEAK
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Judge Winston it Engaged in Writinf
History pf County for Publication
by County Commissioners.
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Windsor.? 'Bertie county Is now ar
, -an gtfng* the great dinxentenniai' of
the- county on the second day of Octo
?? ,1.
_ ? grand pageant will be given em
-bracing the entire history of the
cctanty ajul Sir. Cecil Bertie, second
LOr&of the* Admiralty of England, has
JW^^&vitatJtia'-^ be present
aRdudeliver the main address. The
I county of Berfie is named after James
| Bertie, who. was one ol the lords pro-_.
by a succession and who wa a
: of eir CecA Berti*
. w'inaton is , now engaged in
l ting a history of his county and on '
?.day of this great celebration he
I proposes to hand over the manuscript
to the_ county commissioners for pub
lication under the'ict covering those
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s. ? Charlotte,1 ? The totafi amount of
taxable property Jn Meckleflmrg coun
ty for the year 1919, including real and
one! property, corporation excess
railroads, is 146,622,583, according
.^ftgtreis complied 1>y P. M. Ores
^?county auditor.
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aleigh.? Dr. A.B. Hawkins, ene of,
i's oldest citisen, 95
^ celebrated the event by
r his friends. Dr. Ha-wkjM
and hearty.* HsTi* tb?
alumnus of the IJaivw*
H. HartlqA ;
.... of the most prtitiSi?nt?id weaRh*
lest citizerns of Davidaon county ttflji
at his home at Tryo at the life ^#4^
years.
SheJfry, ?-Thomas J. Ashley,
i31ev<dand county, convicted -In
[,1918, of manslaughter and seat
to a term of four yeers in the "
prison was pardoned by Ck .
Bickett upon recommendation of t|Mj
solicitor, the Judge who tried the. flpte
and a large nnmfber of represeatdtrf
citizerns of Cleveland county.
Ctoklsboro? The capital case of tfcd
throe young white men of this oountjr,
Jasper Farmer, Sylvester Mathls and
George Hopewell, charged with erfm
tail assault upon Hiss Martha Out
law. a 15 year, old white girl, also of
this county, ended here when, after
deliberating upon the case for only a
fev minuits, the Jury filled into the
courtroom and rendered a verdict of
oqt guilty.
In commenting on the verdict, the
presidering judge was very severe la
his strictures on the jury which passed
on the case.
'?I*'
Afiheville,? With all the theaters
and schools closed and public- father
toga of all kinds banned by the city
commissioners, and With HI new
eases of influenza reported here the
situation . In Aaherille has
acute.
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Peiat? Startling facte regard
J in* <he school .system of JIl*3i Point
?riijrealed at a mass mating of
? js here when it was asserted
& T. Tomlihson, chairman of tha
board, Oat unless immediate
were /take n to Improve the b?
Utiles the system would, collapse by
September) ibtt.. ' t ,?/
At the present time, Mr. Tomlinwa
said, there wdi-e 350 more pupils es
rolled, in the schools of the city than
?here arr seats for children.
Some Big Taxpayers.
^Durham,? Four corporation^..' and
citisena, pay mora than half of
? taxes on. real estate and personal
iroperty in the city of Durham.. Jha
paid flOMS^f^the elty
The American Tobacco r com
' taring $40* '
is wild
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