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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-06
ny PREVAILING RATES

I'VE cannot afford 10 make mis-
takes" declared Samuel Eea. preSi-
dent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad in
opening the case. II, is not time for
panic. but meither is ii Il time for
disrcGardinG tie facts OF increasing
expenses, OF d.min, shinS ne, operat-
ing income. OF deferred maintenance OF
lack Of present facilities. and inability
TO provide future ones
Wartime conditions with the re-
suitant increase in the cost OF labor
and materials make il imperative that
al advance over the present rates be
granted, asserted counsel representing
thiriy-eight systems operating east OF
The Mississippi and north OF the Ohio
Rivers. II The roads are 10 handle
adequately the great volume Of war
time traffic. without mourning the i'm
miaent risk Of financial revcrses. bet
ter provision. il was pointed out. must
be made by the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-06

T We have no excuses to
offer, no apologies TO
make, and no explana-
tions-we have the wool.
ems, and that is all there
is to it.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-25
X NEW VOLUME ABOUT THE WAR

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New Britain herald., 1917-05-25
An Unsolicited Letter

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
DiEguez yuelVe a encal=
garSe de Ia CanlpaIIa
contra Peldez
De San Luis Iniciara 81 ayanCe
sobre las posiciones de los re-
missionaries

LAREDO, Texas. Noviembre 80.
I-E! general carrancista Manuel VI.
! D:eguez ha vuelto q encargarse dc
ruelto d eneargarse nuevamente dc
"a campana contra los revOluciona-
! rics que operan en- Ia region petroli-
! fera : contra los cedil!istas que han
-eanudaGo i actividades a 10 lar
90 de Ia via del Central CUE coma'
Mica Z San Luis Potosi con 81 impor-
tante puerto de Tampico.
Dieguez lego q San Luis Potosl
con una columna de mas de dos nil
hombres. de Ia que lorna Dacte IN
battalion de indios yaquis que esran
al mando del general Francisco Cr-
5alejo. jefe yaqui que ma ss.ac0 n
tado de Dieguez Gesde que juatFmen-
Il con otros jefes Sc r;ndi6 en- el
Estado de Sonora despuGs ae qIe
Jose Maria Maytcrena ~-abandor3 e.
gohierno de aquel Estado.
DE acuerdo con las ;nformacioneS
| obtenidas aqui en- mensajes recibidos
por personals que tienen negocios en-
San Luis Potosi, ei general D;egue@
esca preparandosc para avanzar SCORE
Ia region ~petroIera y combatir a,
general Pelaez nuevamence. "uyas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
In encuCntro L balazOs

Los Guerrero. por toda co~ntestacion,
hicicron una descarga sobrc Martin )
Wallace. Estos. al verse agredidos
hrcicron uso dc Il rma y contcs-
taron 81 fucgo, cntablandose IN tiro-
too en- cl que percci6 Martin y WaIl"-
&c rcsulto herido.
Este, scgan su propia declaration.
traia un Winchester con } tiros por 10
que. qucricndo protcgcrsc. corrlo ha-
cha eli corrcdor dc un hotel ccrcano,
crcycndo que Martin 10 scguia. Guam
do motto la auScncia de Su ~compancro
sali6 a buscarIo. cncontrandOlO mucr-
TO en- mitad del canine.
En- cuanto d los hcrmanos Gucrrc-
70. huycron Embellishments, sin Sa-
bcrsc ell rumbo que tomaron. y cs fc-
cha u aUn no Sc sabc d6nde Sc en-
cucntran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
AIemanes internodos, vl6ctin2as de una
Garcia Vigil fa6 absuel:
to pOr Ia Cdmara de
Diputados
SoEamente tres miembr0s de la
CimaTa Baja dier0n ST vote
en- contra del diCtan,en


CIUDAD De MEXICO, Noviembre
29.-Manuel Garcia Vigil. general
carrancista Y diputado al congreso,
responsible de ia muerte de, captain
Ignacio Diaz. ocurrida en- n saia
dc bale conocida cen ell nomnre de
Academia 3ietropolitana. fue aGsueI-
20 por Ia Camara. instituida en- Gran
Jurado para jUzgaclo por Ia acusa-
cion ~presentada EN- su contra.
La resolution que Ia camara baja
tom6 respectc del asunto de Garcia
Vigil no cause IL menor so.7resa.
pues va Sc esperaba. pues que sc ha-
.Jja anunciado que todos los diputa-
dos. sin exception. SC er'contraban
Gispuestos I aprobar el dictamen
de Ia Comisi6n instrutora del Ju-
~ado. 81 cuaI decia: No ha iiga.
= nroceder en- contra del civGadanv
diputado Manuel Garcia Vigil por el
horlicio del captain Ignacio Diaz,'
Solamente tres diputadoa yotSron
en- contra del dictamcn. Este fu&
apro5ado por ciento ve!ntc Y n5eve
Hubo muchos diputaGos CUE
10 asi>ticron a la camara, peto e.
numero fuG bastante para ~~csolver
sobre el ~asunto. pucs habia quo
rum
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
PiDESE LA D~EROGACiON DE
UNOS DECRETOS.

CIUDAD De MEXICO. Nov:embre
2g.-El congress- dc InduS;ciales,
rcunido en- csta capital acord6 diri-
! girsc al Secre;ario dc industrial Y
Concrete ~pidi5ndolc que hu@a las
gastioac. dchiaaS 4 fin dc que Ia Sc
cre.lria de Hacienda dcro"ue 10: de
cr~tos cx?cdidos ror orden del Ejc-
.ut:yo con rcchas ~ 3e Julie y - dc
Acosto. Dor medic de los cIales 50
nxim4u dc dercchos dc importation
Us tylas dc aleodou y lana cXtranjo-
ras.
FL cuagrcSo susticnc que IL com
~netcur:a dc la industrial mcXlcana
iron Ia cxtranjcra c entertainments
impossible; que Mexico. ONO pueblo
iovcn. ncycs:ta dc un p~rotecionismO
moderate para atraear el capita!
mieutrus pucde eStableccr colapcten-
cia con cl e~xtranjcro; quc Il indus
ria tcxt;l. cas- nactss tc, uecesita de
ticha protection : por Ultjmo, .ic i
no onti"rr II p-otccci5o de-! Cohicr
no Ia Industrial Gr hi!ados y tciidcs,
pue ~ murchaha por un canine flo
r~cc!eutc, SC aniquilara sin rCmcdio,
i cl pals pcrderI una dc las mas vi
gorosaS fucrzas que habia crcado.
En- Ia solicitud diricida iMr 4
Congreso nacional dc IndyS:r;alcs al
Sccretario DE Industrial y Concrete,
g cxprcsa que tai resolution esta lie
lcucrdo con las dcclaracioncS uuc hi
20 eli referido Sccretario on u ban
Iuete ofrccido por q Il los cor@rcs!s
as. de que era precise fcmcntar.
por todoS los medioS lega.cs disponi-
1lcs, Ia exploitation de los productos
~nacionaics de nucstro suclo: las in
iustrias fabrics que dc dicha explo-
.acj6n Sc derivan Y preferentementc
entire todas estas, las que ~respondah
I las necesidades primordialcs dc Ia
vida humana."
! el algod6n-dicen los congrc-
sistas industTfales-es un producto
natura! del suclo meXicano. = n in
dustria tcXtil 81 principal de:ivado
Y 81 traje 0 vestido una retestdad
~primordiaI que pucde eQuipara~S2 con
la de aiimcntaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03

Con fccha dc aver, 81 ~prcsidente
6c IA Camara dc Concrete dc Laredo,
Mr. J. L Moore, dirigio el sigulentc
Ncus2jc al Console dc ComcrcjV :
Cxportacioucs, de Washington:
IA Camara dc Concrete De Nuev0
laredo, Mexico, nos ia supIicado que
IA ayudemos para obtcncr rcmedio a
la murcada e>casez de alimentoS, que
Sc sicnte en- aQucIla cigdad. Los ha-
.hJtantes de esd c~omunidad, que resi-
o-a precisamente al cru2ar IA 5ro0tc-
"a. han ~dcpendIdo uctamcntc de no
.>oJros para su avastecimlsnto DC Vi
ycrsS, porque no tieuen por ahora
osra fuente dc ionde obtcnsrioS,
"Debido d esta situacion. que 6 dc
verdad seria, las ~autoridades mcN'"a-
mas han decretado. ibre de derechos
=GuanaIeS, e. paso de marcaEclas Para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
En- IN bale publico.

Refiere Wallace que q y Martin, a.
tener noticia de que Ell un bale pa
blico que Sc e~fectuaba cerca de Ray
mondville estaban escandalizando al
gunos individuos concurrenteS a! bale,
fueron hacia cl lugar donde este Sc
efectuaba, para poner termino Al es-
~candalo. en- ell que tomaban part!cipa-
cion principal los hermanos Guerrero.
Martin V Wallace amonestaron Sc
veramente a los referidos hcrmanos y
les ordenaron que Sc retiraran oc!
bale, por considcrar que solamentc
asi podria ponerse tcrmino al eScan-
dalo Y continuar cl bale pacificamen-
tc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03

81 uso dc las famiIiaS, ' d~csear.an
que las au~toridadcs amerlcanas dISnu-
~ieran e. libre paso DC mcrrancias IA
IA Ct Uso irdjcado-
"Nosotros haccmos nucstra cs,a So
licitud y Ia aPoyamoz r"sIc,tamen-
te; ' por cl voto unanime de- nues-
/ tro conseio directive. sjnceramente
. pcdimos que Sc adoptc IN sistena
! mas liberia para el peso dc mercan-
cias cyclusiyamentc destjnadaS a los
familias de Nueyo Laredo. de @olncra
dc a.iyiar Ia s.t.;acion del pugplo quo
+ sufrc'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
Fl Condestable Wallace
dice COMO fn6 Ia
rluerte de Martin
AmbOs sOstuvierOr IN encuentrO
a baIazOs con los ilerma1OS
Guerrero, lejos del bale
Correspondence Especial para La PRENsA

Correspondence Especial para La PRENsA
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Noviambre
30O.-Las declaraciones que ante las
autoridades judiciales. ha rendldo Il
condestable Wallace, II de los PIN
cipales actores del suceso regiStraco
en- Raymondville, ell el que perdI'
la vida el diputado sheriff Frank Mar
tin, demuestran que ell hecho sucedio
de manera distinta de como 10 RETIRE
ron los primeros informes recibidos EN-
esta ciudad.
Martin pereci0 y Wallece reSulto
herido, en- I'm encuentro que sostuvie-
ron q balazos con unos hermanos ape
llidados Guerrero, a quienes habian
amonestado por estar escandallzando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
TrdtaSe de mejorar Ia
SitaaCi0n ~aIin1entiCia
De 4. Laredo
a Canara de Concrete de Laredo,
Texas, Sc dir;je al Consejo de
Concrete y Exportaciones

LAREDO, Texas. Noviembrc %
-Informo LA PRENSA oportuua'
mente que los concentrates de'EUcro
Laredo ' las ~autoridades dc Ia miSma
robIaci6n. Sc habiau djrigido Il ia Ca
mara de Concrete de Laredo. Texas,
Didi"rdolc 81 cooperation a e:e"to de
.~onScguir cue eI gobierno de los ESta-
dos Unidos modifique el embargo cs-
.ricto que ma decrctaGo sobre la eN
7~ortaci6n de articulos aliment'cioS,
embargo que perjudica grandemente
no solo q los habitanteS de NueFo Lee
redo. sino a los concentrates de esta
ciudad. que han reSentido en- fcrma
oastante sensible, alas c~onsecuencias
lei cierre del mercado de la vecina
plaza.
Viendo por Sus propios ~intereses y
cor los de Ia comunidad vecina. y
ateudicndo a las so!icitudes hechas
Dor las autoridades Y c~omerciantes dc
aquclla comunjdad, la Camara de Co.
mcrcio de Laredo. en- session vertical
L. aver, acordo tomar Il acci0n I'd.
pida en- este aSuuto y gestiondr ccrca
dc, Cousejo dc Concrete : EXgorta-
clones. cstablccido en- Ia ciUdud dc
Washington. IA derogacjon dc las ne
d;Gas adoptadas ultimamcnte, ' qUe
han dado por resultado Ia Daraiiza-
c.5n completa del concrete entire es-
IA ciUdad ' la vecina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03

rital lie la Fcrtaleza. dondc sc les hi
20 la p-imcra curacion. F~raicdTth, cl
mas gravemcnte ncrido, fuc conducido
al hospital de Emergencies, dondc, on
vista dc IA ~gravcdad dc las l~csioncs
recibidas EN- las manos. sc proccdiG 4
amputarsc!us. Sc lc atcndicron des-
pues las hcridas que teuia en- difcrcn-
ties parties del cuerpo Y segun la OPT
Mon medica. cl herido !ograra salvar-
sc. aUn cuaNdo quedara horriblemcn-
te mutilado. Los otros alcmanes tie
men hcridaS en- la cara. brazos. pier
mas, etc, siendo 81 estado bastantc
dcIicado tambicn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
In.cstrgacinncs Y comcnlarins.

Las autoridadcs miljtarcs han dado
ordencs dc quo hagan averiguaciorcs
cn~caminadas 4 Ia comprehension cXac-
ia de todos los antcccdc1tcs dc este
IamentabIe suceso cue ha dado mar
gen :, los mas diversos concentrates.
alguuus de clos verdaeramente cncr-
giccS. Los concentrates Sc hacen prm-
c~ipaImcnte al rcdedor del hecho de ha
hcrsc, rroporcionado a los alcmancs
~internadcs. para que las utltizaran eli
los trabaics de adorno de Su PRISON,
granadas ~carradas. En- los circulos
miIitareS Sc dijo Que Sc ignoraba pOr
complete e. que estuvieran cargadaS
dichas granadaz = Gus 81 Sc tacilits-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03

ron d los subditos del kaiser, hoy pri-
sioneros de Cuba fue en- la ~crCcncia
absolute de que no constituian MIN
gun peligro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03
explosion
4 uRO de eIIOS Sc IG an
1efar0n anbaS maR0S
Sc les proporcionaron grana=
d=s cargadas para que ARE
glaran ell patio de Ia Prisi6n

HABANA. Noviembre 3O.-knoE-
sensation produjo aver en- coda u
ciudad la noticia de que tres Suodl'
tos alemanes que sc -~encueHt"&H IN
ternados en- L. prision de la lab"na
habian s;do heridos gravencmte,
V~ariadisimos concentrates Sc h:cie
ron en- publico, llegandose 4 'ectr
que Ell ~accidente que puSo en- grave
peligro la vida de los alemancs inter-
nados habia sido intentional con e.
obieto de p~erjudicar a los encnigos
rue ell gobierno de Cuba mando in
ternar por TODD eI tempo que oure
la guerra.
Tn informc official tu5 ma ,ards
pr~oporcionado q los ~pegiodicoS. = cS-
tos 10 dieron . ca.n@n!oSe
Ia enorme sensation producida per n
suposici6n de que g, suceso h&5ia
tenido otro caracter que q de IN sim
pie accidcnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03

(Pasa a la Ia. Pag. Col la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-03

=. 4. EsPlF0La L H0l Y
LAREDO. TEA. - Ncresisaa Ageate'
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12
NOTICE OF SCHOOL HOUSE
BOND ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that there
has been called and will be held at
the school house in White Pond Pub
lie High, School District No. 1, in|
Gaddy's Township, on Wednesday,
the 15thIay Of August, 1917, a spec
ial election to embrace the follow
ing described territory, to-wit:
Beginning at the run of the Horn
Mill race on the Rodgers road, and
runs thence the run of the mill race
about south 46 1-2 east Is. so chains
to the south edge Of Ashpole Swamp;
thence with the said edge of the
swamp southeast 252 chains to a
point opposite T. B. Ivey's land;
thence to and with and beyond his
! line about south So 1-2 west 240
chains to stake and oak at the South
Carolina State line near Mrs. Ret
ia Horne's house; thence with said
State line about north AZ west 252
chains to the Hammons and Huggins
corner in said line; thence with and
! beyond his line north 80 Ia east
$3.50 chains to a stake; thence north
So east 27.80 chains to stake in a
i big bay; thence about north 9 east
40 1-2 chains to Ellis Miller's and Gut
tees corner; thence with Miller's
! north line north IL east 1856
i chains; thence north ~ IL east $40
chains; thence north 81 IL east 13
chains; thence south 81 east 21.5O
chains to Mack and S. M. Britt's north
line; thence with his north line south
81 east 7.87 chains; thence north 8
east 24.45 chains; thence south 80
east 2.55 chains; thence south 20 east
1925 chains; thence south 81 east IS
chains to the beginning so as to IN
clude all the lands Of John Stewart
that is, on both sides of the Rodgers
road, containing 6050 acres, in said
district, be the same more or less, to
ascertain the will of the people OF
, said district as to whether or not the
; board Of commissioners shall issue
and sell 100000 Of school house
: bonds to run for twenty years and to
; bear interest payable semi-annually
; at 6 per cent, and to levy a special
!. tax Of twenty five cents on the one
! hundred dollars valuation of real ano
] personal property and seventy-five
. cents on each taxable poll or male
t person between the ages Of twenty
!. further given that there will be !;
complete new registration for SAL L
t election, and for that purpose }. =
Rowland has been appointed as reg
It istrar, and the poll books will b
e, opened for the purpose of reistratlol
t. from noon, the 14th day of July 19l
{. until sun set on Saturday the 4th da,
r. Of Aug. 1917, Sundays excepted, an
the said registrar shall attend at tn
voting place at the school house O
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12
IN so1AL CIRCLES

The social event of next week will
be the marriage of Miss Mildred Nc
Intyre. The invitations read as fol-
"Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mcintyre
request the honor Of your presence at
the marriage. OF their daughter, Mil
cred, TO Mr. Lee I1atne~ Stack, on
the evening OF Thursday, the nine
teenth OF july at eight o'clock, First
Baptist church, Lumberton, North
Carolina" -
The bride to be is an aceomnlish.
ed and popular young lady. A nun
Der Of social affairs given in her hon.
or have been reported in recent IS
sues Of The Robesonian. The groom
to be is private secretary to a higl
official Of the Seaboard Air Line rail
way at Norfolk.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12
Mrs. McKlmmon Visits Rohosor

Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
The people of Philadelphus had the
rare opportunity Of hearing Mrs.
home demonstration work and au
thor Of Extension Circular IL, Can
ming and Preserving With 4H Rec
ipes," who after a conference with
Miss Nena Rhyme Tuesday morning
about demonstration work in the
county, had time before taking her
train back to Raleigh to give a talk
on canning that afternoon. This is
Mrs. McKimmon's first visit to Rob
eson since the organization of home
demonstration work in the county
She expressed herself as being highly
pleased with the extensive canning
campaign being carried on in the
county by the home demonstration
', agent and her assistants.
NENA RHYME,
Home Demonstration Agent
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12
Get These Bulletins

Correspondence Of The Robesonian.
The following bulletins may be had
upon application to Miss Nena Rhyme
or Mr.. L. F.. Blanchard at Mr.. Blanch
ards office, Lumberton:
How to Select Foods by Caroline
L. Hunt and Helen w. Atwater; Home
Canning by the One-peraod Cold
pack Method by o. H. Benson; Co
operative Extension Work in Agricul-
ture and Home Economics. Recipes
Extracted from the North Carolina
canning club bulletin by Nena Rhyme
and L. E. Blanchard.
It is hoped that the revised edi-
tion Of Extension circular II, con
tanning a full article on canning il
glass, written by Mrs. Jane S. Nc
Kmmon, will soon be in the hand:
of the people.
NENA RHYME,
Home Demonstration Agent
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12
P E r S @ N AL

Mr.. D. K. Lawson Of Orrum was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. K. M Barnes spent yesterday
in Wilmington on business.s
Mr.. J. w. Baggett Of St. Pauls was
a Lumberton visitor Tuesday.
Mr. A. A. Bethune of R. / from
Lumberton was in town Tuesday.
: Mr.. Almond Graham of Proctor
vile was Lumberton visitor yes
terday. ..
Mr.. C. G. Floyd Of the Barnesville
section was a Lumberton visitor yes
terday.
Mr.. Isham Kinlaw of Howellsville
township was Lumberton visitor
Mr.. D. w. Bullock and son, Master
Jno. D., of Rowland, are Lumberton
visitors today u.
Miss Nina Black went Tuesday to
Marvin, Anson county, where she will
spend some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Nye and small
daughter of Boardman passed through
town Tuesday en- route to Tolarsville,
where they will spend some time Wis
iting relatives.
| Mrs. L. M. Barnes left Tuesday
evening for Maxton after spending
some time here visiting her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. j
i H. Wishart, Fifth street.
| Mrs. Mary G. Crabtree and daugh-
ter, Mrs. FIG. Whitley, went yester.
day to Wrightsville Beach, where
they will spend several days.
Mrs. C. R. Davis and small son
Ernest Of Elizabethtown, spent part
lof 1cifi 10
vis' parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. H
Biggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Biggs and fiv'
!. children, Margaret, George, Robert
Katherine and B. F. Jr., are guest
), at the home Of Mr.. Biggs' parents
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Biggs, Senec,
: street.
DR.. and Mrs. F. j. Garrett of Rock
ingham spent yesterday here visitin'
;. at the home Of Mrs. Garrett's broth
e er and sister-in-law, Prof and Mrs.
: r. Poole, Elm street.
t Mrs. E. T. Bennett and small sor
0 Robert, Of Elmira, N. Y, are guest
at the home of Mrs. Benefits broth
I. er-in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs. T
T. Pope, Third street.
i. Messrs. j. I. and Leroy Townsen
II and l.. V. Britt of the Ten Mile SEE
ton passed through town Tuesda
en- route to Orrum. They made tn
trip in Mr. Townsend's auto.
| Mr.. J. H. Darlington left last eve
ming for Waycross, Ca, where he Wi
spend some time visiting relative
and friends. He will also visit rels
tives in Florida before returnin
home.
II Mr.. w. P. McAllister and sma
daughter, Nancy Pope, returned MOI
day from Hendersonville, where the
ii spent a month with Mrs. McAlliste
who is spending the summer at Hel
dersonville.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12
CHURCH NEWS NOTES
Protracted Meetings
Quarterly sMoaf;r.frs

$IxCC6llSES rs
Rev. Paul T. Britt of Mt. Eliam is
among the visitors in town today. A
series, of meetings closed at the Bap-
tlst church at Boardman, Of which
Mr. Britt is pastor, last night. Twen-
ty members were added TO the church
during the II days meeting. Rev. B.
Townsend Of Raeford did the preach
ing. Mr.. Britt will begin series of
meetings at Zion Hill, Howellsville
township, next Sunday evening.
.. ->~. -, Presby terian
: Sabbath school every Sabbath
morning at $3.50. Classes for all ages
men, women and children. Come.
Morning worship at II o'clock. Ser
mon themG "The Social Need Of Re-
ligious Instruction. A sermon on
the. need of Home Missions.
Evening worship at. o'clock. Ser
mon theme: "The Righteous and the
Wicked. 49,
Mid-week service Wednesday 8. D.
m. Subject: :&"sThe Christians Imper-
ative duty. John I:29-34.
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Ice Business of Mr.. Howard
Morrison has been purchased by the
undersigned. l will in future con-
tinue the sale of Ice in Lumberton
and surrounding territory from my
Ice Plant, now in course OF erection
in northeast part Of town >aon V. q
C. S. r. r.
Plant will be equipped with most
modern machinery. using artesian
water, most sanitary methoos
throughout, and operated by my own
supervision.
Your continued patronage will be
appreciated and given very best and
most prompet attention.
Respectfully,
M. A. GEDD1E
Phone No. 1873.
Down Town Station, temporarily
Morrison Ice House. ..
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12

Saturday, the Fl and % days of Julv
and the 4th day of Aug. 1917, from
20 si9ck' a. M, until sun set OF
tsr;na tarn oag aytdns for the purpose Of regis
ea sgl'ng 19.t voters. y Notice is further Civ
En- that N. }. Page and F. w. Hug
g1ns VIII act as poll holders, and
!nose VINO are IN favor of said bond
issue, and special tax shall vote bal
lot on which shall be printed the
words, For Schoolhouse Bonds" and
The Robesonian., 1917-07-12

those who are opposed shall vote. a
ballot on which shall be printed the
words Against Schoolhouse Bonds.
Notice IS further given that only
those who register for said election
snail, be allowed to vote in the same.
This the End day of July, 1917.
A. j. FLOYD,
Chairman Board Of Comrs.,
E. J. BRITT,
u 4thu County Attorney.