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eincr 9otomotibe gstrOff,n nnb erlitt
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blOrnsb purbs esittrH i'm aloitsr
gum Suter 6irten in Cartilage bur4
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Eau. nbseriIsn, Sis arbeiieis an sis
nsr 5cnbmaTtine unb ibr lonees
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llngIiidli4e purSs ins itGbtifds
araRtsnteus gebradt, lpp ibr 3uftnnb
esftsrn abenb cls iebr btIorsnibers
reseno be3sihnei luurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
Sm SnttrtRt lsr sibtrtB SInbS.
gas aummttee Der oeutid,en @ereiitt
p,riammsIt iid bentc gibrnS i'm
Tenild,en alnb.

Ter Rorb Cincinnati SurnDsrsin
mcht aIs erI;sr untsr ben 9sreinen
mil elmer Ssihnuns BON $4,000 ben
anfans. - 8sriammIuus I'M
Gmerb aubitortum unter ben
aufpisien Der gantiers @srs
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pun gamp Sherman fpri4t In
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moIs nit sinem aufruf an bas
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pifuells 3elhnunsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
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ans marine. Dor .inissn sas
Gen IN bas Der. Siaditn 4cmmlts
tee Fir armees une Wlarines sMuiil,
intsr gorfis Don sirtpntrid gobIs.
G6dbmsiiter b.s Camp Upton ars
NEE grboIunssfonbs unb b.s Rep
gorfsr acmmunit6ts gbots. ins
aeben erufen ipprttn. Wlan sripars
isi, bob bic 7bdtist.it b.s aoms
mites auf bi, RuiiiIsitfps In BIN
gli.sers, QmbulonJs unb aer3t.s
iorps nno auf alle anbsrsn nubufnIt
tisisr departments itsbsnben 3msisI
les Gonitdtsbisniiss ause,bebni
pirb. 81. 2lustpnbI Der Gtfanelehs
rsr fir bic Eager fpito unttr aa
Sannsr Don Der Qrmses unb Ularints
aommiHicn fiir gsthdtisuneen in
liebunasInaern itskn. SO psrbtu
fit bic 81 9as,r ttr Gntionnlnrmt,
unb Der y,ationnIsnrbs ppn 200 sig
300 quite Iiris,nttn n6tbia f.tn. uno
flr bisTe ,pirb In Rsfp yori Elm.
iisbunssfhuls sinstrihtsi ptrb,n.
WuIifssiliiTsn. ioIIi,n iia bisTe ron
Der Resistuns astotsu, Gslssenbii
sanube ma6sn. 9ns Qommitiss ptts
frnnbie pi,l 3sit nuf bns armets unS
Warine Singbudb. Tisfe SOD.
Gcde iisb, unitr Germ 9onl,s uns
mitisltnrsr asituns Duf Bud piro
nniicnals 9isber. amsritnniif:
9pItslisSer unb 5nmn,r entbnIt,n.
Steuererb6bun9sning d:
nemari. arinitn unb Rau1si!
pirp mad Dem neiftn Sisuerpro'
eraum, pelfss Der DoIisptrtreiuag
in appenbnsen porsslegt ipuros. u.
sinem fpirtlidxn Gurus iptrbeH. vs
iino befpnesre Sttusrn nlf Mtins .no
cine 0trboppsluns Der Sisutr oul
Bier poresfhlnstn. Wis Der pr6iibent
b,s 8raupubanbes iasis. pirb Bier
IN DGnsmnrt boburh sas ibtueriis IN
Der WeIt. 2tui Shmudfafen .:lc
Gbslitsins ioa bel Dtilufer l;ns
SOnoeritsusr bon Sshn prO5snt srao'
ben fueroen. Tis Stsuer ouf einioms
men iibr 6000 aronsn ipirb an 80
prossnt bis Is pro5snt srtobi. Die
Steusr aui @runoItiids i'm Wsytfs
bcn iibsr 1900 Rronsn srfdbrt fal,
eiHt gereppptlung. ptriouens MO
8iiierrdin auf gabnsn Tolltn I'M 25
pro3eni esIisig.rt ipsrbsn. Ter III.
nan5miniiisr snb in I.tner gsariins
bung an. baB bic Resi.rune niat gu
bisfer Diabrsed stariffsn b1ii,, penn
bns Gnbe ces arisees In Sid. mare.
SIR Set lei bic GrbObung BON jlpius
gerber Rctbiusnbieisit.
poiissi5unbs, jur ilnisrs
liiiBnne Der polijti in ihrtr Buufs.
.batiefeii bsiiiwmt. purbsn In Bel
eisn enbs BEG rOriesn, In DsutI6s
ldnb anfnnss Oides Sabrbunbsris
stHpefiibrt.
Dtr inter BEN gnmtn polta
bttanrts Fnnbtnn3 itnmmt aus Gls
bsteinib in B5bmen, no ION elm Qonbs
Madden. annd Sle3o., IN snbr,
1880 srfaub. Gr bni btn glamen Don
tsm in ibm palisnben SaIbi9giit
Gi&e&ii4 -pgIiasl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
Setter erbaIt 5aa usridpben.

Ser attisnnnt,sr Wartin :. 8t.
Fer, Der Don glltut Btbmins Der I'm
t'ritldsuns bon 400 attisn Der Cos
lrmtia Sos &: eIttric 60. i'm Wtr'
The ron $4,000 bsihuIbist ipirb, ere
titit ssitsrn is;rsn Gnl i'm WunSi.
palasri8t BON Ri6tsr Bel nuf ben
"a. Sttobsr rsritObsu. Die Wers
barlluns bat e,iien : bssoHnen unt
on sennnutsm 9na pirb Der Ri6isr
Ie!Rs GniidsibIns ubsebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

teInbsr einsn 5on. nobel Il, bas
gein brad unb an ben 5plssn in lie
MN eeitcrbtn. Gis bntte Sci Wabiion-
Bile sslpobnt nno mar erit Dor eini-
gen Mpnaten in 9onspiep aufssnom-
men iporbtn. Sn SiIpertpn ipirb
iie tis teBie RhbsitGits finben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
90 prpsent ber Militdr
pfiihtigen in 9ln,erifa
fiir bic 9lrntee nits
bran@bar
Sast Rtpr. aabn BON Ga
IifprYisn.

. agt Rtpr. y Eahn BON U as
liforniem
aBafbiHstpn, D. g. 10. Gil.
Hepraitntans Aapn uon edliiornitn
joais ipdbrsn6 bss 9aees, bab BON
BEN aonereb in Der nd8itm SsiiiOu
elm neuss aoniiriptionss@tisb angs'
nommsn ipsrben mafit. bas Is srmoss
IiHi, bic pisIen iungsn Winnsr Surl
uiilttareienfi berdnausieben Die led
BEN Is. Wlai b. 3. q Sabre alt &C.
iporbsu tnh. er faste aud, pab oas
isties Gsfes tpabrideinli4 in fOIdsi
Mtifs amenbirt iperben piirbs, tab
iih ale iiingsn asute Don 16 pber IL
Jabrsn resiftriren miibien, 70 bab tx
automatiih miliiarptlIhiig tptrbsn,
,penn Fs q Sabre all iptrotn.
6err aobH fasts aud, bnb 80 p-os
aenni Der iunasn amspiianii4sH Ulilis
iorpfii&iisen fit ben WiIiidroi,niI
pbpfifh nubraudbar fsisn. ipds ass
rabt,u srfarsdIih Isi. gr Ineis. bab
biels 9bntfaHe BEN amritaniihtl
9Olte aaIab gum Denien s.bsn icu,.
seaeff&iffe Siitfen nidt
mao Der atiess5ons
WafbiHston, 10. O!tobsr. -
am Mittnof ipure,u Elm 8sfehl srlnfs
len, unttr benz omsritaaiitxn &ss.is
ififisn fsrnerbin rsrbosen tpirb na9
ttr arisssJone Su fobrem Sslbii elm
Griudkn Don Reprdientanisn bsr
froH,5iiihsn Regisrune. bob mthrus
Gniffs bic bsrsits b,Iobeu iinb. in
Gse aeben biirf.n. ipurbs abfhldsis
btihisbsn unb nlle biei. S9iffs .rr
bisIten gsishl, lire Waarsn ipisbsr
aussulabsn bamit Ft ouf Ddmpfsr
ptrlnbsn iperbsn i0nnsn, biz bshndfft
con Der Regi.runs in Disnit seiislIt
iperbeH.
Tos strisgsriftc WerTi6trunss
Bureau BAT fdun Idhsft i.in. Seasls
Itiff. mebr beriifert, bic nn6 Der
ariegs5One beiiimmt iparsn.
9urbura in arsens
tinitn psrbnftst
9nenps@irts. 10. Sttob,r.
Graf BON aurbars, Der bsutiae Gee
fcnbis, bsm tiirjlidb pon Der Rssiss
rrng feline pGiTs sugsiitllt ipOrbsn
irnb, IN I'm Iiiblifsn 9beiI Der pros
pira gusnos glirss psrbaft,t iporbsn.
ipis ous teI!sr QusfIe rerldutst. Or
rirn jsbi naa Der 3Hfsl Wnrtin gar.
cin asbra&i. no sr inter miIitdrif@erH
auffft in bem beuiIGeu Dstentiouss
lager bltiten mub. Biz iid cine gsls'
aenbtit Tinbet, ibu aus BEN ganb.
b:raus,uinidsn.
Cpfsr btr untsrfess
toots.
qpnppn, 10. Cttobsr. - einsr
effisislIsn Bstanntmadning 5ufolss
iinb In Der ON GDnrins gu gnbs
staangensn Node pier5ehn briiifht
ndnbsIsi1iffs BON m,br nnb sipsi bon
n tniaer nis 1900 Spnnsn bon linttrs
fttbcptsn obtr bur6 AufIuuftn bon
Wlinsu perientt tporben. Qlua tpurben
brsi s}ifdfampfer ptrIenlt.
o. gRsufh mffh htr Qeibet,
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sranereisn.

zhs passIisn srsStns gsms.
Qobinaton, 70.
Dlistr Hbenuf.
rssnns' aid ain. ebeas $40 ass-
6awbttnus e:efNGe. essarsofs uns
4 Ss S.stsassusi stss,as ga isoc
q t,.ssssS.si ssss'ss So y cn
1ts gbttiiIeH mesrIs!n etsrtus
Gs 20fa-e07t Gin eirnef
1ts mebapf BrsDtns 20. $50 nsh
eJirsfifsn hesnue
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4 Sc G.ttstss srsstns Go. aii7
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peife it, ipenn sie edit III, cine poIige
Lebcrraifiing fir mid. Ods ein3tge,
tpas d oariiber iagen fanir 1T, Dab
e. iih nm cine angelegcnbeit banbeIt,
bon Ser i6 iiriir0sIidJ .uiiien fonnte,
Gcs Sinunsrmonn 3n ieinem rIiIiti'
riidjcn Hepraientnnten iagte, forntc
i'd IN fsiner AIeiic tontroaireu, ol'
fir lam ih oies qber IN geilg alii
mein eigenes gersaIter tbnn un>
oesbaIb poiitio er:l6ren, oab id abs
jyIit ni1ts nit ienen gorfomnniiicll
an ttun batte, nod iemaIs ron eineln
6euiiden agenten IN @erbintilne Dos
nit nrgeGciigeH ipnroe.
,gs 1T .eine Sdnadl, BOB oaS
Gtant65epartement GofmInrnte perot'
ftnilitt, ipsIbs ii6 auf amtri.dniias
9:irger beaiebeu nuo 5irar obne irS
acno einen geipeis, oab oieie in Die IN
syrage itebcnoe sIngeleeenbeit inpol'
birt iinb. Sd, babe bic britIide Yr1'
pagnnou IN @ort iino Shriit NIT al
Icr Naht befdnIpfi, neil I'd, iibcrs
scugt Tin, odb germinftsgriino ell,
melt iuirffamere 8aife .tno aIs an
ilnnIit.
.gaein @erf Iiest offn bar. Sd
babe mid, niemnl6 in eebeirle Snirp
siea einselaiien. Seoe 8ettlns inI
&anoe III mt neiHer arbeit befarrtt,
ano SER Nuniins ternit oieielbe eben'
10 gut, fuie iene."
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Seiuahe hunbertiSria.

Sn 2onsDisip in ssftern grau Sos
t,pb Semmerls stitOrbsn, bic bas Tsls
ten bobe Gli.r bon SO Sabreri srs
rsiAte. Die Grsiia that an 8. Ssps
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Geifilntenre nnb Gnsros @hisfes.
SsubIer.

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Bsrrbflrt asrtnssr as. 800 Dsh
q 1sgsFxSs. ss stn. sn sssns v'siu
asssss.ssss stn,rIsnasa~ n7-
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ssssa syssiss'sisoss, ios 81 ss'ri. .ssmsss snass
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2ss sastt senist as- siHs
@eine nnb @hisfies.
tu,af crssrs.1
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~AbAllJt ptSiN4
ZEN aibertp &ommittes Fnb ses
itern ptsbsr sDei gr0Bsre ginSsl:
3ei6nuusen 5u3esongen: 9. 8. &rps
ger 3.i3nste $50, 900 Bombs unb Or.
SUitbf aanfo5Off unb Satin ssi6s
Helen $4,000, beibs bur9 8ermitte>
lung Der 1. R1rionalbont.
Dds Gincinnoti Gi6srtb 2Dan apms
mittse bat ii6 seitsrn abtrmals nit
etnem Qufruf nrs pu6litum geipens
bet. Derielbe hutet:
PIN bic W;innsr unb Grauen BON
Cincinnati! Suer Qanb itebt i'm
&risge - nirbt in einsm Sbeaters
frn5 ober elmer tlsinsn Snbianers
tamposns, Tonnern i'm gr6btsn ariege
aler 3eitsn. Sbr, bic ibr 3ubaufe
bieibt. urIbt Der Regieruns Der 9srs
ein,etsr Staat.n einen Sbsil eurer
@ifforriFe lsiben, bamit bi, ari.sss
toifen beSoblt iperbtn t5nnsn. 3as
bsbsuist fir eaib tsinerlsi Rifto Dbsr
8erluIt. Sbr erboItet fir eu.r gsIO
bic fefe Siderbeit in Der DsIt.
Bonhs Der Der. Staoten Reeierung
belubIen idbrii6 4 prDssni 3inf.n.
Menn i'm bette feline Qi6ertpbonbs
tauft lam ss cuh paiIisren, bab ibr
fpatsr bsutf4e Snb<muititsbOnbs
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-19
Veteran of Confederate Army Want
ed to Enlist in U. S. Navy

Little Rock, Arkansas, April 13-
Another gratifying example of 10y
atty was demonstrated at the y. S.
navy recruiting office, Little Rock.
Arkansas, when Mr.. J. L. Leigh of
West Second street, applied for en-
listment in the U. S. navy.
Mr.. Leigh requested that he be en-
listed at once and sent to the LARGEST
battleship afloat for service on that
vessel, and he was greatly disappoint-
ed when informed by the recruiting
officer that he exceeded the required
age limit by forty some odd years,
he being sixtv-nine years of age.
Mr.. Leigh is a warrior of exper-
fence, having enlisted in the Confed-
crate army at the age of thirteen
and having served for four years
which ended in April, 1865, under
General Lee, at Appomattox.
1t is most gratifying, in these
times of need to find such loyal spir.
it in the "Boys of 1861" and such ar
example as shown bv our worthy vet
eran, Mr.. Leigh, will no doubt find
like response by the "Boys of 1917"
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-19

family to our town.
Mr.. Burnice Page, who is teaching
school near Rowland, is visiting in
Fairmont today.
Misses Lena and Freda DUNE and
Misses Miriam and Ester Weinstein
OF Lumberton are spending the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dunnie.
The Epworth league had it's regular
monthly social at the home of Mrs.
D. c. Lassiter Friday night. The
home was artistically decorated inl
red, white and blue. Mrs. Lassiter
and Miss Ruby Ausley received at the
door, where the guests were ushereG
into the parlor. Various games were
played. Instrumental and vocal Sc
lections added to the pleasure of the
evening. Chocolate fudge and pea
nut brittle were served after which
the guests departed declaring Mrs.
Lassiter delightful hostess.
Miss Kate Ratley entertained the
! 10th grade at her home Thursday
night. The hall and parlor was beau
tifully decorated in potted plants and
red, white and blue. Miss Lillian Ba-
ker met the guests at the door and
ushered them into the parlor. Music
! furnished by the Victroia added great
! ~ to the pleasure of the evening.
Progressive conversation was played,
after which a geographic contest
added much fun and brain-work for
the guests. Miss Mary Sanfield
won the prize, which was a crepe-de-
chine handkerchief, presented by Mr..
Geo. Graham, principal of the school
Misses Chat Ratley and Lillian Ba-
ker served hot chocolate and waters
with sea-foam candy. Each guest
: was given a sovereign a tiny Amer
: lean flag, after which they departed
declaring Miss Ratley ia charming
hostess.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-19
County Commissioners Appropriate
Money to Pay Way of Veterans to

Under the act of the Legislature al
lowing them to paw the way to the
reunion at Washington IN June of anv
Confederate veterans who are not
able to pa vtheir own way the coun-
~ commissioners have ordered that
$40 be paid to each veteran of the
county to defrav his expenses to
Washington to the reunion. This IS
to be paid only to veterans who are
members of some camp of oCnfede-
rate veterans of the county and who
are unable to pay their own expenses;
and before anv veteran can receive
a voucher for this expense money ne
must have certificate signed by the
officers of the camp to which he be-
longs an dapproved by the pension
board of the county, stating that the
| annlicant is a Confederate veteran
in good and regular standing anc
, that he is unable to pay his own ex'
! penses.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-19
.sprCTION COM
'SPt' MITTEES REPORT

..os From School Report to
p MINI Authorities Result OF lnspec-
Town s. Town-Unsanitary COndi-
ton p pointed Out in Some Sections
tlOns rs : stated some weeks ago that
1t wa9 20 make cleanup week about
order :. thorough as possible Mayor
2 E'ito o. had asked graded an ana hlgh
hlsef Students to help. This they
etOO Od in and did with right good will,
prneu obout the matter systemati-
ping ann amounting committees. Each
ply W t.o or inspected a street or Sec
p an Of town and the various com;
c !I., Oe compiled their reports and
nltiee 4bem with the town clerk and
bled u Or Friday. If Mr.. So-and-So's
(zea Pea; uneads cleanin~ out, the commit
5aro ND 60 in no uncertain terms.
zee sal" sal rrivate residences were men
eye s5 as having conditions unsani7
poneU abolt and matters that should
biy "a, a'J the attention of the town
mr. ! po," nointed out that the pump
j W. n'5 corner of Pine and Third
4s i in unsanitary condition;
rex t%o town wagon needs to haul off
~: IN some sections; that cutters
ra'4! !, ~ 5.d condition from Walnut to
~ seventh: that Fourteenth and
l w. oro in uad condition; tin cans
Pr te.,rsd on Fourteenth; Fourteenth
a' IaJ condition between Chestnut
, 0I Fin. water standing on corner
p u n.cI,' and Second; cutters on Wa,
WAY va had condition; side of Voter
- liver between Fifth and Thiro
Nv with trash; trash at artesiar
Il In near mower house and arounc
el Il. Nv" wagons and other worn-out
I;c i around and near end OF Sec
!. several bitches filled up on Pine
ui lalreadv breeding mosquitoes
no IN bad condition, water stand
t.or small rain; all houses within
n, limits on Carthage road in san
.s "r condition; Chippewa-sidewall
lad condition between houses So
u SoO stump on sidewalk in from
4 bOuse No. GOA; property betwee1
r s. "Y" in bad condition
hi mosquito ground.
Tho various reports were signed b
ALLOWING: Otis Duncan, Forres
sCilI Eugene Musselwhite, PAT
fsIp oscar Billiard, Oscar Bullar(
rma Fleming, Stella Mcneil, Vel
Mcneil. Carlisle Bethea, Lul
Eoment. Evelina Beckwith, JUL
Eompson. Walter Lee jenkins, Mac
F:ber, Redden Britt, William Et
md Miriam Weinstein, Nellie T!
h. Lillian Blake, Murch Raybol
fo'a Boone. Helen Sentelle, Marp'
Steele. Harrell Humphrey, Ca
rsayes, Jno. B. Mcleod, Welt Wisl
Rudolph Thompson, Robt. Pro
Abner Nash.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-19
HOW A MAIL ORDER

Continued
ed at each other with deep feeling
of conviction that they had not done
their full duty. They realized that all
the good things they possessed had
been paid for bv other people, Who
then, had paid? Undoubtedly the pro-
perty owners, the business men and
the merchants, who pay license or
tax for the privilege of doing bust
ness. They realized that it takes
money to organize and conduct we'll
regulated city government like that
maintained in Lumberton, but suppose
all the people, or even a majority of
them should follow in their footsteps
and send their money to some other
community for the necessities of life
what would be the result? The local
merchant would have to close his
doors. Local business would become
stagnated. Building would cease, the
stocks of the local merchants woulc
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-19
RED SPRINGS NEWS NOTES

hniOr.SeniOr observation-disclosures
'Recitals Every Monday Evening
Flags Displayed-Mr. Callahan Re-
covers From Serious Accident
Jurisprudence of The Robesonian.
|Red Springs, April 1.-The recep-
bn of the Junior class to the class
l 1917 was one of the most charm
| events of the week at Flora Mac
krald. Pine and dogwood were eff
Etvely used as decorations and the
It shaded lights gave the effect of
bonlght in a real forest of long
pines. Pine needles formed a
rvet and blue birds emphasized the
Mining of the springtime. The re-
|tshments were most delightful. The
kt-of-town guests numbered about
y and the young ladies ard their
kends spent an enjoyable evening.
IFriends will be interested in know
that Miss Annie James Johnson,
taduate in violin, and Miss Grace
bther, graduate in expression, will
he their recital on Monday evening,
krl 18th. The program is of a
kry high order and embraces stand
ID selections from the masters.
These graduates recitals will occur
kgulary on every Monday evening
tween now ard commencement ano
hev are ALWAYS well attended.
Mrs. J. D. Vardell is visiting Rev
d Mrs. c. G.. Vardell.
Most of the business houses ant
any private residences in Rec
fnngs have the United States fla&
npicuously displayed.
Mrs. Seavy Highsmith of Fayette
lie is visiting at the home of he
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. John
Miss Anna Roddy Miller has re
med from brief visit to friends il
feraw, S. c.
Mr. Edwin Callahan, who was s
dy hurt in an auto accident som
tss ago and who was in the High
nth hospital in Fayetteville, ha
3u1ed to his home here and hi
ends are glad to zee that he is nc
Nn worse for his serious injurie!
sept Tor a few scars.
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iAO11A PoSC
deteriorate, and as a consequence the
standard of education would be low
cred. The city would be dead, COM
mercially.
The good wife at once realized that
she and her husband had been doing
the city, the local merchants, their
children and themselves an injustice
by buying their supplies from else
where. The question of cheapness has
now been eliminated. The couple now
own their own home and are taxpay-
ers. They are now ardent supporters
of the "Buy-at-Home" theory. They
are doing all they can to build up
home enterprises and home industry
and induce their neighbors to do like.
wise. They are now real city build
ers and are happy in the thought that
they are doing something to maintain
the city government, and support az
best they can its civic institutions.
(Tc be cOntinued)
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fAlRM0NT NEWS LETTER
~ Bank Will Open May 1st-So-
ua' and Personal Items

|es Bank viii Open May 1st-So-
ual and Personal Items
|ps ~, spondence Of The Robesonian.
e sssjiimont, April 14-Mr. Walter
Ell who has been working at
oning. w. ''' -0
Ht% and Mrs. B. f. Standfield were
v nv N Lumberton Thursday.
H" v 3, Grantham and son, Var
Te tairmont visitors.
!" j, H. Bracy of Lakeview, S. c.,
,,' n'GPted a position with the An
n, hardware company.
.T IN H. l.. Blue left this morning
tsy uoIldsDoro, where he will spend
cv w., w. L. Bristo of Maxton has
n /, Ms family here. Mr.. Bristc
10 We IL cashier Of the Peoples Bank
, "'lIch will open May 1st. We
s'' 10 welcome Mr.. Bristo ant
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-19
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS NOTES
Honor ROll-Baseball Team Praetic.
ing-GOld Medal for Best Essay

Ing-GOld mccall Tor Best Essay
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Honor roll: 9Th grade-Stella Nc
Neill, Oscar Billiard, Osborne Lee,
William Edmond; 9th grade Evelina
Beckwith, Mack Fisher. Drina Hedg-
peth, Harry Russell. Blanche White;
10th grade-Laura Billiard, Carolyne
Shooter; 18th grade-Mary Lee Cald-
well, Helen Sentelle, Pearl Edwards,
Carl Greaves.
The pupils had a pleasant time max
ing preparation for county com.
mencement. The usual routine of
work has been taken up with renewed
energy.
The boys baseball team has beer
practicing and is anticipating play
ing games in the near future.
A gold medal has been offered by
Mr.. L. R. Varser to the high schoo
pupil who writes the best essay.
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inside" Information About Eczema

out and strengthen your blood, ana
the annoying and disfiguring erup-
lions of the skin will disappear, and
YOU will soon feel healthy and Wig
orous again. ..
S. S. S. being purely vegetable, is
ontirelv free from all "dope" and
drugs; get it at your druggists and
insist upon the genuine. For Tree,
expert advice, write to our Meol oaa
Department, Swift Specific Coz eo'
Swift Building. Atlanta, Ga.
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/ [u the skin, rubbing salves
s,s ~,'03 !, on it, will not cure your
! ," ~s' lou may temporarily relieve
D., ' :. !, itching, but if you want
|ast r a. inc seat Of the trouble, you
purify your blood.
fm tSa blood is dangerous, and
(pes, e "atery sores and pimples
(oe,i,y you should lose no time in
| Mi, ug a bottle Of S. S. S.
|pssd great remedy, which was dis
''es Atty years ago, will wash
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-04-19
Names of All Former Students of n
c. College of Agriculture and En-
Wnnfnd

West Raleigh, April 13-It is re-
ouested and urged that all former
students of North Carolina State Col
lege of Agriculture and Engineering
formerly N. C. College of Agrlcul.
ture and Mechanic Arts), who dld no.
graduate. regardless of the length OF
time of such attendance, send their
addresses to Buxton White, Alumni
Secretary, West Raleigh.
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Regular Election Board No Authority

Regular E1ectIOn bUaru INU Hut1to1 ~
Mr.. w. S. Britt, chairman of the
board of elections of the county, asks
The Robesonian to state that the
regular board will not have any au-
thority in the road bond elections.