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The Robesonian., 1917-02-01
All Because He Wouldn't Take Back
the EUU

the Egg.
E. G. Paris, Greek who works
at the Olympia cafe, has bad cash
on the back of his head and there is
a hole in a plate-glass window in
one of the departments of R. ID.
Caldwell & Sons store as the result
of the careless handling of bot
tie, Paris says, by young man
about town Monday night. To re-
pair the plate-glass window will cost
about one hundred bucks, it is said:
How much to repair Paris wound
and feelings has not yet been indi-
Gated Possibly a warrant will be
sworn out and a hearing held later,
when some interestinr things may
come out. Paris says that because he
refused to take back an egg sold few
| minutes before and restore the nickle
for it the young man got het up and
threw the egg at him, and that when
he started for an officer the young
man threw bottle at him, with re-
| suit as noted above.
\ NJ. NJ NJ C~.;4l - D 7 ,1pohor-
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01
New Telephone Directory Being Pre-

pared
The Southern Bell Telephone Co.
will issue a new directory for Lum-
berton, Rowland ard Fairmont and
the farmers lines running out from
Lumberton on February 10. Any
subscriber wishing to change a num-
Der should call the central office and
make it known at once.
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01
NUMBER 1O1
COTTON MARKET
War News Causes Market to Go Ia

var NEWS Causes Market to Go to
Pieces
The fact that Germany has declar-
ed for unrestricted naval warfare
caused the cotton market to go to
pieces this morning. 1t was report
ed that March futures went down to
1880 cents the pound. Murch fu-
lures were 17.4S yesterday. Prices
have rallied some today, however,
ard the latest quotation on March
futures was 1489.
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01

Miss Blanche Surles, S1aughEer
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Surles Of Proc,
torville. won second prize, a Ford
automobile, in the Wilmington Dis
patch contest, which closed Tuesday
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01
Townsend Bros. Make Assignment

townsend Bros. Make ASS!gn"enI
Messrs. Townsend Bros. made q
voluntary assignment Monday for the
benefit of their creditors. Mr.. j..
D. Norment is named as trustee. :
Messr5. Townsend have been '-----s' 2
a gents furnishing business for som :
years. The store has been closed
for the past several days.
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01
Advertising in The Robesonian Sells
the Goods

Mr.. O. I. Floyd, merchant of
Fairmont, was among the visitors in
'~---~ Tuesday. Mr.. FLOYD recently
ron al ad in The Robesonian's penny
c-''--~ advertising lime for sale. He
says the ad certainly moved the lime.
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01

Miss Mary Jones has accepted a
position in the office Of DR.. R. S.
Bean.
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01

9-Year- Old David Pierce Victim of
Measles
David, 9-year-old son of Mr.. and
HRS. J. d. Pierce, who live at the
National cotton mill. died yesterday
afternoon at 4:45 of measles and
complications.
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01

Mr.. M. NJ. Smith of R. Z, Lumber
ton is in town today.
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01
SUPERIOR COURT

Jury Finds Deans and Rozier Not Gull
ty Of Stealing Cotton-Trial of Ne
groes Charged WithMurder of Neill
Shaw Began This Morning-Spec-
aal Venire in Case of Walter Nc
Nair viii Not be Needed Other
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01

Miss Lou Fisher has accepted
position in The Robesonian office.
The Robesonian., 1917-02-01

starvation Blockade of England Such
as the World Has Never Seen An
nomced-U. S. Again Faces Sew
erance of Diplomatic Relations
With Germany
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
NEW D. C. GUARDS
TO Be RECRUITED.
81.
TOFULL Strength

The war Department issued orders
today authorizing Major John A. pa
pray to recruit the District national
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
Last Wsek's Winners

To tn. clasaned Advertising Manager. wan
Dear sif-seen cditofner Of tn. Ladies'
CAPITOL Hat shop, sos 18th 1t. N W. for thu
- lou tosr kshsEg wish 70 ~ their wsts s
= ,.., oeen susLsctoEy e al time. and and
blocks1 AZ Cleaned 81 experts Than puf-
chasing no4 ones. can certainly recon-
msnd them. Respectfully yours. J. N. D.
Wpshington, D. C., July :, 1s17:
q Wa1hington Tdnea
Dear glf--In readinf The Washington Times
as alSaye Do I noticed the advertiseGcnt
Of The Vienne Hat Factory. and With TO
had . hat from last year ana wished very
out q sssrS That was S' ashamed = y 0i e.
But aftsr ! had u rsbloeked at visnnA's Hat
ashamed TO wear Il anywhere. for the work
was very satisfactorily done. Respectfully,
JOSEPHINE q.
Dear af-My teeth having bothered -i N.
for few days and noticing the advertise
ment Of DR.. Johnston. 9Th and @ SITS. N. w.
went 10 him. ] can honestly say that hli
price, were As painless as his treatment. II
BrOsEiand. D. C.
C1assihed Advertising Manager. Ths wash
Deaf sir-beinS . constant reader OF rbs
washin fton Times eontiutlaIly hotieed the
sdyertisefasns % the United uphOlstering
81 Ss ssS:s scsRsd f0t s .sf a.G
The ehApeHt- This suite was returned TO me
in about . weeks time and was more than
pleassd with the suite when II was returned
needs rs1pholsterihk viii do well By calling
MAS. sAPPERMAN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
Brushing Does Not
Remove II
Soopy Applications Harden It

That flm resists the tooth brush. and In
crevices escapes it. So ordinary brushing does
not clean the teeth.
alkai hardens albumin.
That Is why our old methods proved ineffec-
tive. That is why tartar formed That is Why
teeth discolored and decayed. That Is why
they bred germs, despite all our attention.
We brushed them, but did not tisiodre an
the film. A stain Like iodine win prove this
Three years ago way was found to keep rid
Of this film by the aid of digestant. Five gov
ernments already have granted patents ON It i
The way is called Pepsodent. The basis Il
pepsin, the digestant of albumin.
But pepsin alone won't doit Il must be acti-
waited by an acid. And the usual acid-hydro-
chloric-is destructive to the teeth.
The solution was found in an acid salt-a
I1eutralizedi acid which will activate pepsin.
That discovery made Pepsodent possible And
with it came this revolution in the use of dent-
ffice.
Pepsodent brings activated pepsin In contact
with that Aim. The object is to digest and dis
solve 1t, 50 brushing can remove Il. Two or
three applications win show its amazing results.
Your teeth will feel as though Just cleaned BY
dentists polisher. You will know that the film
hasinet dentifrice which it can't resist.
Exchange this coupon for One-Week Tube
to prove this It is free. Use it. and let the clear
results argue for themselves. You will never 90
back to. a dentifrice which leaves your teeth
coated with film. Please act TODAY. Clean.
white, hlnless teeth are too important to delay.
Cut out the coupon now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02

guard to fun strength.
The new national guard units 70 be
organised WILDE utilized to enforce
the Presidents enemy alien proeianna-
ton and to perform guard duty "A The
District.
Major Dapray plans to raise two
bal alions Of infantry. which win be
be sent Abroad The, troops 90 raised
will relieve the First Separate bat-
talon Of colored troops and regulars
now statioaed N she Capital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02

the. Afternoon were announced today
~ Commiesionef Lohls BfoWnlow.
The District Commissioners have 80
cured the servieos Of John A Boelor.
New York trafdc expert, who has
been In charge % The Denver street
railways for the last twelve years.
% study tfafnc difficulties here.
Commissioner Brownlcw recently
advocated Z change n The vorl-lnr.
hours OF the Cove fnment employees n
order that the rush q the peak
hours might Be eliminated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
!. v. c. A. HOSTESS
HOUSE IS OPENED
At CAMP MEADE

CAMP MEADE, Nd, Dec. 2.-The Y.
W. c. A. Hostess House, which threw
open its broad doors today, made a
warm reception possible for hundreds
Of women visitors who have IN the
past few weeks endured real hard
ships to see sons and husbands IN the
camp. When irst proposed. this
house struck some observers Of con-
ditlons here a. somsthing little need
ed, q mere bit of needless construo-
tion, but now everybody who has seen
the throu9s Of visitors realixes that
this Is perhaps the most important OF
all welfare features.
Men can and do entertain than
selves In barracks without going to
special recreation buildings. but
mothers can't talk 20 the BOY 70 any
satisfaction In a room filled with iron
cots A. q matter of fact, the rules
have always been emphatfcaily
against women visiting bafracks
Thus the women who ala 70 into bar.
racks to get out OF the cold were VIC.
lstink the rules, often with the con.
sent OF those in authority.
whSIe Problem cAanked.
Nov with the hostess house the
whole problem Of meeting visitors 10
CAMP 10 changed.
~Tha~ out before the open frs Al
the 7. W, G. A" wa the Wofdins 81
. Sign ct the railr5Aa station. II
brought results ThewinE out e a
delicious sensation for persons who
have stood around on the bleak fields
Of Meade or have spiashed through
-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
Hands Up" Order
Saves Diamond Ring
From Hghwayman

Los ANGELES, Cal. Dec. a.
A Schneider. OF this city, IL more
than six feet in height
This saved his $500 diamond
ring from joining his watch,
chain, and $50 IN money when two
tootbads held him up.
obsying the FIRST command Of
the bandits, Schneider put up his
hands high in the air.
This placed the diamond ring
out Of the range Of vision Of the
two short robbers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02

the famous Meade mud. The Y. W.
C. A. has put up = building that 10
beyond all question the most beauti-
ful on the grounds. The broad por.
ches, the big hall. with itA timbered
ceiling, and the abundance Of COM
Portable ehAiPs and benches make this
an attractive place. The hrepliees
are big. The heat comes from them
IN q real blast that drives out the
last SILVER. Within ten feet OF this
fireplace cheeks take on . rich red
and eyes sparkle.
Sandwiches sOld-
Sandwiches. tea and coffee are sold.
Thus the boy and mother sit by the
are and eat and talk. The meal IL
vary much HooveriEed, but no one
thinks OF lis Acahtiness. The wife.
II she brings along box OF goodies,
can eft and share them with efnbat-
tied husband. Taking good things to
barracks often involved lAvishness OF
giving that the wife could not AFFORD.
The generous FELLOW could not heei-
tate about sharing his dAintieg with
hIs bunkies. Il was . me apirit. but
II meant that the things from home
were soon gone. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
The Source of.AH
Tooth Troubles.
Is a Shiny. AIbuf1iilo.ls FIN

Now It is known that film on the teeth Is
the basic cause of all tooth troubles.
That discovery has upset many former the
or1es. Nowi is known that tooth preservation
demands that films removal. .''~- s~>,a - =
YOU can feel the film with your tongue - a
Shiny hlm-even after brushing But you cam
not see It, for the film, unless stained is trans
parent. That is why teeth look clean.
1t absorbs stains--nicotine stains in partic-
ular. That is why teeth discolor.
That film is albuminous. Therefore il forms
perfect breeding place for germs. And germs
are acatlse5of pyorrhea.
1t clings to the teeth, grows thicker and
hrner, and finally hardens into tartar. And
tartar is another cause of pyorrhea. .
1t holds food particles which shortly fer
ment forming Tactic acid. And that's tie cause
of tooth decay.
So5that film causes all tooth troubles.
The most common is tooth decay. That is
caused by an acid which that film holds in con-
tact with the tooth. The film protects It where
1t can't be=reaehed by neutralizing alksHes.
The most dreaded is pyorrhea. That's dis
ease caused by tartar and germs. Bothsre the
result of that film.
Tartar is hardened film. Stains and disko1or-
ments are in the film.
Thus clean teeth mean hlrnless teeth. -
Brush them as often as you will, Use any
dentifrice you choose While that flfh exists
your teeth remain unclean. They remain I'M
safe. Germs are bound to breed around them.
Decay cannot be avoided. Teeth will not long
stay white. New-day dentistry is founded on
this fact - 20 >, 1000 1000
Feel your teeth now. That film Is there, no
matter when you cleaned them. Your dentist
Will assure you that it must be kept away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
chAHLEY WHITE DEAD.

NEW york. Dec. 4-chariey White,
noted boxing referee. died last night at
his home here from q complication OF
dlseaseA He was hfty-two years old.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
DlAz REBELs IR RArrn

II RAso. Dee. a.---Rsu6latiouistS
undsr Felix Diaa, ana cArfSnsI1fnS
TkaEsdaZ. rsports ksFs dssis-S. =. .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-12-02
EXPERT
IN CAR SERVICE,
SECUREDBYD.C.

Immediate steps to relieve ne
street car congestion m. the morning
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-02-01
Doctors Victims Of
Plague.
CHOLERA AND TYPHUS
LEAVE PALESTINE TOW MS
WITHOUT PHYSICIANS

NEW YORK Jan. 2l- Cholera
and typhus have Gained so
many victims among the physi-
clans who have been fighting
these epidemics in Palestine tina
some of the villages have lost
their last medical man and in the
cities few physicians remain to
cope with the situation, according
to a statement made public here
to light by Hadassah, the
woman,s Zionist organization in
America,
The conditions in palestine
were described in an appeal for
$4,000 to equip and support for
one year a medical unit to be
dispatched to the afflicted
country without delay.
KANSAS CITY JOURNAL.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-02-01

God said that He created the
earth at the very first of his
work and we believe it. And
then he said that it was with out
form and void.
This we also believe, For God
said by two immutatle things it
was impossible for God to lie.
We believe this, we believe that
it Is impossible for God to lie, So
then we must ask our opponants
can God lie? or in other words
has God atany time lied to US?
or did God create The man that
he said be did In (Genisis 1-28-:
272)
: And was he a spiritual man.
or a natural man or was he both?
Leaving this man for the Presant
we turn our attention to the
man of (Gsn. ~ } and ask was
this the same man who is spok-
en- of in lGen. 1-26-27?) Is this
man a spiritual. or a natural man
or bothl
And if those two men are one
and the same, why did dod give
the one dominion which he spoke
of in first chapter and then
took it away from him as recor'
ded in second chapterl And why
did God take the Female away
from him, and then afterwards
did LIE found out that it was not
good for man to be alone. And
went AMI formed a woman from
a rib taken from THE Man. in
the garden. Now here we stop
for an answer. And if those
questions are not answered.
There would be no use to con
tinue. Expecting a teacher, to
teach US. Then we would have
to stop being a scholar. Come
on then ye wise men and after
we are thru with this lesson we
shall take up the next.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-02-01

lift up sword aRaints nation.
neither shall they learn var any
more,
But they shall sit every man
under his vine and under bis fig
tree. and none shall make them
afraid: for the mouth of the Lord
of hosts hath spoken it," (Micaa,
4-1-4)
Now is the time, now will you
come and beat your swords into
plowshears and your spears into
pruning hooks AMI learn war ne
more And have God a wall OF
fire round and about you.
Please read.
And said unto him, Run.
speak to this young man, saying
Jerusalem shall be inhabited as
towns without walls for the mul.
titude Of men and cattle therein.
For I. saith the Lord, will be
unto her wall of fire round
about'and will be the glory in the
midst of her" (Zech. 2-4-5)
Also.
I'm that day shall The Lord
defend the inhabitants of Jeru.
salem: and be that is feeble
among them atthat day shall be
as David: and the house of David
shall be as God, as the angel of
the Lord before them.
And it shall come to pass in
that day that I will seek to des.
troy all the nations that come
against Jerusalem.
And l will pour upon the house
OF David and upon the inhabitants
OF Jerusalem the spirit of grace
and of supplications; and they
shall look upon him wnom they
have pierced and they shall
mourn for hiD, as one mourueth
for bis only son, and shall oe in
bitterness for him, as one that is
in bitterness for bis frstborn."
(Zech. 12-e-1O)
Herein is, the day spoken of that
we are laboring to see, and come
to. A day when there shall be- 40
more rich men to take the advant
age If the poor. Work for it and
live for it, Why not?
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-02-01

would lacd as it was in the days
OF the Apostles. The profit sys
tenn, would he done away with,
And all hands would lave an in.
terest, in planting vineyards, all
men would sit under their own
vine and fig tree and lone would
dare make afraid or MODEST. all
would be Christians. why not
come to the life. of Christ and
live. Let the readers of the
CREssET, hear and heed and come
together as one man in Christ
For God predestinated US unto
the adoption of children. That
we should walk no more after
flesh, but after the Spirit. For
he that soweth to the flesh, shall
of the flesh reap corruption. But
he that soweth to the Spirit shall
of ,he Spirit reap life everlast.
ing." This man has started a
Colony down here, who is trying
to bring about a restitution OF all
things which belong to God 8
cause here on earth. So if there
is any one who wish to be doer
OF the word and rot q hearer of
the word only. Who will be first
to say come let US 60 up to the
mountain of the house If the
Lord. Please read.
But ia the last days 1t shall
come to pass that the mountain
of the house of the Lord shall be
established in the top of the
mountains. and it shall be exalt;
ed above the hills; and people
shall flow unto 1t.
And many nations shall come
and say. Come, and let US 60 up
Ia the mruntain OF the Lord, and
to the house of the God o! Jacob
and be will teach US of his ways,
and we will walk in his paths:
for the law shall 20 forth Of Zion
and the word of the Lord from
Jerusalem.
And he shall Judge among
many people, and rebuke strong
nations afar of; and they shall
beat their swords into pillow
shares, and their spears into
pruninghOoks; nation shall not
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-02-01
Find fault if We Mis-.
represent the Scrip !.
ture.

NOW you FAULT FINDERS
please take up the scrip
lures, where, you find that we
are wrong on them. And when
you find fault, you must prove to
us that we are wrong by the
scriptures. Just for you 70 say
that we are wrong, and Dc not
give more evidence for what you
say that we are wrong on, than
we have given for IL, or can give
. tor it-Then you still have no
reason to say that we are wrong.
We acknowledge our ignor
.ance, 10 the wisdom of this
world" Just like the contra
versy on what we said when we
spoke in this manner. THE
real old Latin language, which
was used before the building OF
the tower Of Babel.
Now we have found no one yet,
who can tell US what that Ian.
Ruage was called. They only
say that those words which we
have referred toas words, belong:
ing to that language in that, day
is Hebrew language"
Now. dear friends we are not
going to dispute the ones who
used those words, they may have
been using the Hebrew Ian.
guags. We did say, they>did not,
and 90 say 20 yet, and that
those words, we're used when
the whole earth were all of one
language. And we called it 'the
real old latin language" That
is q pure language, But now
we are coming to you. to get the
full and complete meaning, and
their connections. and If they
are real Hebrew words, you will
have no trouble of explaining
them, and helping US out,
SO as Bro. Perkins is the last
one to find fault we will expect
him TO take the lead. And the rest
to follow for the word says The
frst shall be last and the last
shall be first" So you who car
teach us, come on with the truth
of Gods word we must be sat;s6
ed. And that too by the scrip
lures. For those questions We
are asking they are scripture
questions and God says he ready
to give an answer to every one
that asketh of thee a reasonable
hope that lieth within you. Anc
we wish to say to you al, tina
the controversy OF the WORLD
which has it's foundation, with tht
beginning OF the word of God
For God said I'm the beginning
God created the heaven ana the
earth, and the earth vas without
form and void' (Gen, 1 Il 2
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-02-01
W by: not live
Christians?
TEXT,

:. Having predestinated US un
to the, adoption of children by
Jesus Christ TO himself, accord
Ing to the god pleasure Of his
will. Eph 1-5D
That According as he hath
chosen US in him, before the
foundation Of the world. that we
should be holy and with out
blame before him in love- As
be said;
>. That in the dispensation of
the fulness OF time he might
gather togather in one a.! things
in Christ both which are in
heaven. and which are on earth;
even in hiIa: Eqh. 1-10')
How can this be done as long
as there is strife and contention,
war, and numbering in our land
and country And there can be
nothing else expected until
those who claim to be christians.
Drop from their lofty pinical
of self. Down into the valley of
Jahosaphat.
And there let the God Of love
plead with them. And then they
humble themselves under the
mighty hand of God, and let him
exalu thhm,
And this will be done when we
as a little flock return and do
the first works oyer, please read +,
And the multitude Of them
that believed were of one heart
and Of one soul: neither said
any of them that aught of the
things which be possessed was
bis own; but they had all things
com mon.
And with great power gave
the apostles witness of the
resurrection Of the Lord Jesus;
and great grace was upon them
all.
Neither was there any among
them that lacked: for as many
as were possesso:s of lands Of
bouses sold them, and orough
the prices OF the things tina
we're sold.
And laid them down at th
apostles feet: and distribution
was made unto every man &C
cording as he had need, (Acts
4-32 35l
This is the hardest thing TO
people to do, to have and to hol'
all things in common. For thi
would do away with all trust
and money gods of the earth
And instead it would stop th
mouths of the hungry and brin
all men on an equality. In HON
Industry and Bible Socialism
There would be no more Rocl
fellow, Goulds, Fields or an
other lords OF earth. And nol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-08
Polscy Dentysci.

Poniewaz ME wszyscy dentysci
Polacy nalezs do Tow. Dentystow
Polskich, albo tez do Chicago Dem
tai Society,", zmuszony jestem ia dro-
ga. przez lamy polskich pism, pro-
bowac do kezdego z mich dotrzec.
Chodzi tn o rzecz doniosla. mia
nowicie, zaofiarowanie bezinteresow-
ne. cze$ci godzin biurowych dla ME
zamoznych rodzin zoinierzy armii a
merykanskiej, pozostajacych W obo-
wiazkach cwiczen. badz tez juz ma
~razajacych swoje zycie W oDreb:e
wielkiej republiki 1 praw czlowieka
z~agroaonych przez brutalna pieSG pru
skiej a%utokracyi.
Chicagoski oddzial An. Czerwo--
nego Krzyza wzywa wszystkich dem
tyst6w do wsp6lpracy, i ME ulega
watpliwoSci, re kazdy z~aszczytna o.
fecte to przyjat powinien. e:
Bardziej ochotnie jak nawet rodo-
wici Amerykanie usiugi swe zaofia-
rowac powinni denty$ci polscy. z o.
bowiazku W obec Ameryki i Polski,
ktorej Am. Czerwony Krzyz uchwalii
pospieszyG z natychmiastowa pomo-
ca. wedle telegram datowanego z
Washington. d. 5go grudnia.
Pc blizsze informacye i ~instrukcye
zgIaszac sic nalezy natychmiast ma
adres nastepujacy: American Red
Cross, Chicago Chapter. Mr.. Cham
pin, Sec'y, 5S E. Washington str,
Chicago, III.
Sprawl. sama W sobie zacna i wiel-
ka, agitacya z mel strony ME potrze-
bna. Me watpie tez, re ma liScie o.
chotnych wsp6lpracownik6w z denty-
stow polskich, ME zabraknie nikogo.
DIR. WI. Koniuszewski,
prezes Tow. D~entyst6w Polskich W A