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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29

druggist sells for a few cents Il large
bottle OF DodSon's Liver Tone, which
IS entirely vegetable and pleasant 10
take and is a perfect substitute for
caIomcl. 1t is guaranteed to start
your liver without stirring you ND
inside, and can not salvatc.
Don't take calomeI 1t makes YOU
sick the next day it loses YOU Il days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems You Il@ht up and YOU feel great.
Give il TO The children as well.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
REMOVE ABNEy IS DE.
MAND OF FEDERATION
Representatives OF 500 Railway Men
Demand Removal Of Counsel.

Columbia, May 23.-passage OF a
resolution by Southern Railway shops
federation, representing 800 railroad
men, asking the removal of Benz. t.
ADhcy as chief counsel Of the South
crn railway in South Carolina and the
puDlication of statement by the com
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29
Tho tlunlno That Does Not Affect tho Head

Because Of its tonic and laxative effect. I.AXA.
TIVE BROMO QUININJt is better than ordinary
Quinne and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing In head. Remember the full maine and
look for the signature Of Il, w. GROVE. 30G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1918-05-29


Mr. Reamer then said: 1--WE arc call
ing on you fer contribution FOR The
Red Cross fund His reply was. I
Will not give u damn cent
There was somc additional conver-
sation. but Mr.. Abney did not change
his attitude. Among other things said
was that Of Nj. Farber. who said, 10
me 'ch YOU something ABOUT thls war
20 ms Mr' Np'cy f"rilc", J know
""'Ah SiSHt more ahonl me war than
you oo'
~ 'he course OF me conversation
Soh'c'hihs WAS mentioned ABOUT ms
o"httns ihpci !! pohuS' Mr. hca'i"'
'"'", "c+'' bch' sNe us Liberty
oo,u
'i''s ~ |A"hoE 'cp''co' 10 yo"
''i"N "'i ""i'ih ono"sn ioo' ~ si'e
Wv ''nu
ms - '''. S""S''"'c oi t''o ch'''e :
o0' '"'i'"'
statement IN the charleston
American 'hlS morning was inter-
prctea Dy cltzehs OF CoiumDia 10
mean tha' MI. ADntY had contributed
III INC lo'I'er campaigns 10 inc lted
cross. rms lea TO inc issuance by
ifeh Gross oiiiclaiS ol statement TO
me chect mat 'he records OF the local
chaP'er contain no record OF any con
'f'ou'ion IN previous campaigns by
Mr. ANhcF.
Protesting against an alleged dcrOg
atory remark made in reference to the
Red Cross by Benjamin l.. Abnc., Of
Columbia, chief counsel for the South
crn railway, the City Federation of
Trades, at a meeting last night passed
Il resolution which stigmatcd the
quoted words Of Mr.. Abncy as pro
German and unpatriotic,' sailed upon
the district attorney, Francis II. Wcs-
ton, Of Columbia, to take such action
rs the facts in the case warranted, and
to "intcrn Mr.. Abney for the period
Of the war, if possible" In addition,
a telegram was sent to William G..
McAdoo. director Of railroads, by the
secretary Of the federation, John l..
Davis, on instructions from the fedcr-
alton, requesting the removal Of Mr..
Abncy as counsel Of the Southern rail
way.
"B. Il. Ahney. counsel Southern rail
way SAID the wire, made dcro%a-
tory remarks about the Red Cross. We
When committee OF the Red
cross approached Mr.. AbncN several
DAYS ago Tor contribution to the war
inhd o. the Nhllanlhfoplc enterprise,
he is alleged to have Salty refused
10 con'rlou'c cent, 'remarkins' 1t is
sad Not damn cent for the Red
"roSS' hiark YOU not dahln cent.
me committee reported Mr.. ADney's
'c'l'"rNs' ana storm or Indignation
S"eht over Coiumpia. luesday nlght
III Il locai 'hea'er' flt|hush McAlas'er'
president OF thc IolumDla Rcd cross
'""p'e'' VINO IS ais" lour-ihlh"'e
Spe"her' sal" mat IN ms ollmoh' MI
',oi'ey Hiio'io o' il'a"e 10 lea'e INC
Guy.
Mr. AohcE mas ncen long ldcntlhed
WIN me oar Oh me S'a'e ana IS con-
Si"e'ed la"E"r Oh eNcep'iohal lcSal
a'l'aihheh'S. lie mas Ncon dlVISion
'o"''"ci io' me southern rail"ay lor
h""'o'r O. years ana !" now cNlct
counsel nc IS repu'"d 10 % man
n II, h,,n =,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
urik coon ron liI.

( DRINK tlilh, DRINK nor milk.
! Fur' fresh rich milk = u food ~
} Tor he uo,i~. Bahic~ Cannot hive
I without m,iL and growing children
( grow the faster Tor a. u gives Vi
! taiitN Ca Youth, power "a middle
, NE, aud e. Old arc u bring~ a good
~ portion of tftc health and
[ -trcngth 81 former wears. " -houii
I - used orc largely bS people of
! III lg,~, classic and conditions.
! Viii tcadic- the nerves, AMI adds
I to ti' health. physical strength,
nnd mental energy at those VIM u-c
a. ~ cNt'i- coffee. aud with 10 ten
j. mot to hc compared. w mas
drink 10 M meals aud between
mral~. u D. delicious, rcfrsshing,
in~,ig0rating. n - one 81 untuiN's
best gilt~ TO man tpnur. let ~
have another glass uf milk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

never seer him auste a. other people
hnd Shc hHd had "a hard wifchoud
wills him for hc did worse and worse
every day uutil he died. hat when sh"
looked bach upon b nl % saw that
,ur could never have acted differ
entity.
And hccnusc Casper Clin was Joc's
brother shc was now taking this long
Journey to marry him. size hHd not
seen Casper In wears. but after Jue's
dttth he had written 90 hcT regularly.
somehow those letters UThtouod her
sorrow % Wa. almost ls though Joe
were speaking to her. she grew ~
look lnr them ana in miss them "
thry dlt mot como At last he asked
ner co. mari, him ana when she CON
scutcd he hudc her come to him
"tll marry u when vou ret here %
he said 1--WE I'd house ready Aud
I've got 90 goud job Wen both bee
better off than wc are now
Emm, believed that She was very.
Vott tired uf working in The knitting
mill, and lint affected fcr lungs Pc.
sides D. Wl. mot q faHt worker and
could uot earn much b decided go
sell of her few household things uud
ru 600 Casper
Lcn Turner appeared iu time 10 auc
ton OF h'r goods tor her. lie had
been twuN fur wears and she had al
most ceased Go remember him. She
old him all about her plans, for he
showed % real interest iu them, but
ls was very silent about himself.
she had mover found 1901 where be-
Dauo from ur why lac had come back
nr what he had been doing Co stay
1wsy fu long twice she thought he
was going tao 3D. ioct go her COINS Ca
Casper hut hc shut hia lips tight
over whatever hn hud tu say n was
lust Js wei She had uu Wind e. 20
bach CON her VOID
ANA vet she wac w%istfully con
.cious ot having expected hen go suy
good DO, Go her Very litrlN she would
never see hiu traiu She had looked
Ton him 40 the station the night be-
fore 10 she had never got e glimpse
0i hin since the auction
u "a ,oly hot in the car and worry
crowded Emmy needed something
more thau the memory of that last
wlth"rcd sandwich 90 revive her IL
came 90 her that She was going from
one uuccrtaiuty to another The roe
mnuco tho excitement uf adventure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

shoulders and good, KIND mcabie
face
on BEN" she gaspcd
lie took her hand and lodged over
ana around her. seemed To- see every b.
thing at q glance.
II know you've been scared wait.
ing 80 lonE" DE said b' eatnisssly. but
| couldn't help a. 1--we been having
a hard time myself Sit down. Emmy.
You look tired 20 death There. now.
TN tell you. I've got bad news FOR
YOU Casper got dead drunk this at
t'rnuun and they We ~out him up for
,iNty Gays. I did my best, but he's
n old offcnd,r ! oulht to huv, told
on . fore Nuu came iu' hero. En- my.
I know IT, did the best : could. 1
Know something about him. I've live .
iu this town with him Tor the last
ten years
She was as white ns her little coll
Tar, but she was wonderfully steady
now
"Thank YOU Zen she said gently.
II believe every word you sax. I
know you Gld vour best. ! should
have known better. but YOU see Zoe
ana I thought ! could endure Casper
Tor his sax" Im glad This has hap
peu'd now instead ~ ittur.'
Ren gave her az Ions luok.
81 intcn'ed 90 look out for YOU.
Emmy. Tor Noti see I've always felt
about YOU Just les ypu'V, always fclt
about Joe He laid his big hand
over hers - don't know what YOU
think about o. hc went ON u little
shakily, hut 90 Z had ms way you'd
go 70 the minister viii uo tonight
and Ia take Nou homo go ms house.
! $" got "a home us plaiu. but real
FoXN, ana make "a good living ont %,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
Loving Rivals

They Shs.re the secrets that help the younger
to add u her youthful charm and the older
TO keep hers. Tonight it is the secret Of
Pompoj an BEAUTY Powder, the powder
that Sj!heres so smoothly 10 the face and
neck, imparting an exquisite peafly lus'er
and fragrance to the skin.
This three new pompeian preparations shown
hen, have met with erea, success in New
Yxk. They can be used separately, or TO;
g-i herr, Complete Complexion Toilette
,1tney are guaranteed pure and safe by the
makers Of Pompeian MASSAGE Cream.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
THE EVENING STORY
ocopyright. l9ls. hy w. WOMB. ~--~~~~~-~
JOURNEYS END

Al day tho Train han bupa 40 oHo,U.
ing through country that Emmy
knew nothing about .Shc had stared
from Ia window unttl she was eye
weary. b was body weary. too. fur
IN" Ions night preyipus. huuohcd up
ON tho narrow car seat; with little
sleep had exhausted her Then. too
the scHnty lunch which shc had
brought aboard with her had given
- AZ Don
Ia the rack above hc1 head was nn
Old gray canyns satchol. which held
1l that remained IT WORLDLY goods.
How few they were she had not real
ilrd Until she had gathered them III
i"r packing, In htr little brow
handbag was an hot moucy the few
uiiifdl dollars left ,over after buying
her ticket Ana the ticket itself
would not have bean possible hut for
tho hucttonecr. He had been so Kind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

Geo ..ii Doc. Things without pay and
Eo. the highest possible prices fur
thoWl When She had Insisted ou uus
ing hin 10" had waved nor away.
That's an right. Emmy. was
good fricrde with our husband ANA
im good friends with YOU "a has
cost mc nothing but % littlo breath !
talk just su much anyway Hero.s
youT money. wish for vou sake b.
'NIr more
Strange that she was thinking Of
huu now moro than ~ tho man WHO
waited for her at her journeys end.
DIS ce came clearly before her that
l.r sind. homoly face underneath the
lItyiuE huir She recalled how long
ago, beiur, she married Joe Glin, Zen
!urncr had usci 10 hang around 10
Walk huulo with her ll'or school.
l'ut she bad H'Nays cared Tor Joe,
plTod FOR hiHl so much that shc had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

would account FOR II all presently hy
appearing.
She dare not nov lo0k up az the I'M
feeling tdCc ~ the great station clock
which seemed to warn her that time
il"u fast She coul1 not SIT there
forever like "A doll The crowd
thinn"d Win tho passing Of another
train Thou suddcnlN some one came
hurrying boz At the door across the
tiled luur close tu hyr. She stag
g"red az aud her heart seemed 90
turn oVcr at The sigh uf the stopped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
CnNpTIR NIVuI.


Upon his return frum the studio tho
next afternoon, Blak, said "Now.
Elizabeth, we must talk scusibly to-
g"th"r | want YOU g. Doc "a good glii
ana release me from fVo promises I
have made on"
Tie tried 10 speak iently. to smile.
but b was evident D.. was anNious
end under great c~Ncit,uNnt.
What promises" ! askod. knowing
wen enough what ne meant
First that ! shall not volunteer
: must. dear
Tie rose and commenced to walk
the floor There rs no reason VIII,
should not u would hc cowardh
not TO-"
"NoU moan Nou would Doe "a coward
DO you did while / am s | now am"
~ means slN moutNs of intensive
training ~ that timo YOU viii be
ull right
"Or dcad" ! returned sarcastically.
Don't. PLEASE don't take that at
utudc again" he bogrtd
what other piou ae would You
like 10 hr,1k"'
Tho one I MAIDS about, flying
Elizabeth the country. our country.
yours ana mime, b. tuinr 20 need all
her mun power before this war o.
oNcr What We ll. 20 ito V, DO best
J want 20 offor my SERVICES as au
aviator"
rs thorc n,thrs else
welt / shall no, rolenso YOU IRON
either promise should think yoa,
would h' aghamod to ash. You mar
r'd mo. Now ,Du' must stay WITH
mo-
Would 10 GO Z had not ne said.
not su low that ! diI not catch tho
words
'fou mean that. 10 you moan YOU
are sorry you married me-, that you
don't lnvt m"2' / ,ricd, aghast
, am almost crazy, Elizabeth
can't % see TINT YOU have bound
mo haud and foot Know II rs part
ly my i9ult, that WaH weak 60 CIV
such promises lut give thom bacE
mo. dear. don't brand mo aH aom
TO me lrur. don't brand mo as %
coward W" are zion, there W. no
valid 'NHusc ,Br give for not en-
listing ~ once. Please. dear"
The longer Blake inlkod the harder
became For the FIRST time since !
had murrt,d hin doubt ol his love
swept over me lie had sad ne
wished hr hadn't married me, | won
dorod dulN u ur Wopnt IT, Thcn rc
,ui rcd TO me 3D., Times when hc had
appeared To- ,nuNuno things ! had
tone in 81 way iN.f made II look as
II he fclt To- blanc for something II
'u'un =" N''iu not !uln', .
~ w u"'"' WOE 'n'I'' wv VIZ"
,n, "",,.' ,''' ''', n''n't,,ol W.
".' ",u,' ""' ''' Y" "' P'''
N', W ny, M,
We 'u'N'" TOO. ."IrH llah' p'''"
~, ~,
~ WV u'"' Wh''h n' ,''."
tn5'" "a, ~, az
XIV ,.t, ''''''' "
~ ri
.' Us" 4" y"
~. -, %" VIZ
''uht au!N' ~,
n,,nr .i..t'. '"t'a
r,... h,. -"
.l..t.r 80.
49,. T." ~" 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

Every day HERALD WANT ADS
ind help. ssrur" pusltiuas, sell articies
30 longer needed, rent houses. flats
apartments stores snd real es;ats; nne
he lost. so,l hou1-s. lots and farm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

was IN q strange town alone, without
e. dollar to her name.
She became sick from fear and lnN
iet Turning she went into thc wait
ing roam ana COLLAPSED upon "a scnt.
Sun hoping desperately she looked
FOR casper Vie would not fail her.
He had merely been detained lie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

Itohing. h@!ocdlus. protrudlng ar
blind piles have yielded 20 Dotu'd
Ointment. soc or am stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

iu the race Tor wealth but few
mcr have e wulkovor.
Even "a humclN man doesn't look
~ aftor you get used Co him
some foolish people play wifh five
Just Co Soc whether it VIII buIu Them
THIS b. q Wide world. hut lui uf
p"opI" in 81 I've "u % marrow uurrIu.
Why do people t,lk l much Ccl
taiulv not ilwaN because hrs have
something tp rI..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-21

"Thc Liberty !.oun starts scptcm-
Der eS. Get ready
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE

=. j. Britt Attorney. 4156 MOI
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13
day whom we were delighted to well
come were from all over, which means

day whom we were delighted to well
come were from all over, which means
they were there from almost every
where. Then at Singletary's Cross
Roads, especially Sunday afternoon,
the attendance was good. There were
many visitors, to our JOY and delight,
whose names we should be glad to
mention, but space forbids. However,
we must mention the name Of Mr.. Will
liam Parnell and grandson, Mr.. Spur
geon Parnell of Dillon, S. c. The el.
der gentleman is in the 93rd year OF
his age. He looks well and is quite
active The two gentlemen are visit
ing in the home of Mr.. w. B. Parnell
We had the pleasure through spe-
cial invitation to attend services at
E. Lumherton Sunday evening. 1t was
the occasion of setting apart to the
Office of deacon Messrs. R. E. Thomp-
son, l. J. Flowers, G. W. West, c. G.
Blake, and 0. F. Nance. The three
last named were enlisted in the Mas
ter's work under the ministry Of the
writer and We're baptized by him which
to us is a real cause Tor gladness Of
heart.
It would be mighty fine to raise
one dollar and secure another from
the Federal road fund and make Robe
son the banner county in the State
for good roads, but unless there is 8
! change in the present system of roat
Improvement the chorus of the sam'
old song will have 10 echo through tn
forests and reverbe1ate in the ocean
We are not a censor and do no
mean to be a critic, but we are a.
observer ,and our observation is tha
the suspension Of judgment upon tn
payment of costs does but mighty lit
tie good towards the curbing Q
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13
OUT BARKERS WAY.
Replanting Cotton-Going To Lick
The Kaiser-W edding Bells
Soon Maybe.
Correspondence of The Robesoian.

Barkers, Uumberton, R. y, May 8.
Farmers in this section are very
busy this week. Some are planting
cotton for the second time, while 9th
ers have been delayed and haven't
sown the first time. Seed are not
very plentiful. but we hope there will
be enough to plant the required
amount
Mr.. F. H. Blackwell, one of Robe
sons selectment, who is stationed at
camp Jackson, spent a while Sunday
a. m. in this section. Mr.. Mack Turn
er, who enlisted in the navy reserve
force about three months ago and
who is now stationed near Charles
ton, S. c., spent Sunday and Monday
at the home of Mr. J. r. Carter. Mr..
Turner says he likes the navy fine
and he also says he is going to lick
the Kaiser, and take dinner next
Thanksgiving at his home near Fair
mont, N. c. Mr.. Turner is fine
looking sailor, and most precious of
all he has a brave heart.
We are sorry to report Master Paul
G. Carter very sick. Hope he will soon
recover. Mr.. H. P. Powers is much
improved.
Listen for the wedding bells. The
war doesn't stop the 'old notion"
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13

them as "the millionaire soldiers
due to the fact that marines are CON-
stantly dividing their pay with the
french women and children who need
help. In many instances marines have
been known to give up their entire
months pay to purchase food for
destitute French families.
And the marines are proud of both
titles.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENT

Same Old Road Song-Trans-
gressors Should Get Heavier Pen
alties.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Lumberton, R. 5, May 7.-Mr. B. G..
Tobb of Bellamy was welcome vlsl-
tor in our community recently.
Mrs. Mckay Byrd and Miss Victoria
West are among those on the sick
list, we are sorry to report. Mr.. M.
E. Phillips is also quite feeble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mercer and
daughter, little Miss Clara, of route
6 from Lumberton, spent Saturday
afternoon and night in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Mercer, and wor-
shipped with US at Cedar Grove Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Messrs. John w. Smith Herod Allen
and Willy Annette have been chosen
committeeman of district No. Wish
art township. A good selection.
We were deeply grieved on account
of the accidental shooting which end
ed the life of young Mr.. Townsend
of the Raft Swamp section. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Townsend have our sincere
sympathy in the loss of their son
close to them in His soothing tender
ness.
Services with our church at Ceda,
Grove Saturday and Sunday were
well attended, and the visitors Sun
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Having qualified executor of the estate
OF w. S: Miller deceased, late of Robson
County, North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the estate
OF said dedeased to exhibit them to the un-
dersigned at Fairmont, R. F. D. No. /. on or
before the End day Of April, 1919, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment
F.. D. MILLER,
Executor Of w. S. Miller, deceased.
This 30th da yof March, 1918.
Mcintyre. Lawrence Proctor,
Attorneys for the Executor. 416 Mon
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13
Road to Happiness.

Be amiable, cheerful and good ma
tured and you are much more likely
to be happy. You will find this diff
ficult, if not impossible however, when
yo uare constantly troubled with con-
stipation. Take Chamberlain's Tablets
and get rid of that and it will be
easy. These tablets not only move
the bowels, but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13
ALFORDSVILLS JUNIORS.

They Will Continue Work During the
Summer-A "Shower'' for the Sol
diers, Who Should be More Popular
Than Brides-Will Compete For
Red Cross Police Dog.
Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Rowland, May THE Alfordsville
Junior Red Cross auxiliary met just
before school closed and voted to con-
tinue its work during the summer.
The following officers were elected:
Miss Lizzie Thompson, chairman;
Miss Eva Bracy, vice-chairman; Miss
Emma Bracy, secretary; Miss Amelia
thompson, treasurer.
The first meeting since school clos
ed was called to order by the chair
man Saturday afternoon, May 4th
| at the school building with p pres
ent. This shows that this band OF
| Scnool children means to do some
| thing.
AT this meeting unfinished gar
nents were brought in and others
| taken to be made.
A committee to look after the work
was appointed with Miss Lillian Bul.
| lock, chairman. Wilton Bullock was
appointed to see every boy of the
school and ask each to do something
and raise some money to contribute
to the work, since boys can't take
part in the sewing and knitting. II
is hoped that each boy will respond
to this appeal.
The work to be taken up at the mex
meeting is the making of comfor-
kits for the soldiers.
It was voted by the auxiliary tx
give a shower" of articles to put int
these kits, time and place to be de
cided at next meeting. We think sol
diers ought to be more popular thar
brides-to-be, and we are expecting
a shower" for them to outclass an!
that has been given to any younl
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrators of the
estate Of c. R. Traynham, late of Robeson
County this is to notify all persons having
claims against the said estate to present them
N. c., or to E. j. Britt, attorney at Lum-
berton duly verified on or before the Is day
of April, 1919, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar OF their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make immediate paw
ment.
This the 18th day of April, 1913
MRS. CLARA TRAYNHAM
Administrative,
=. D. Britt, Attorney. 4156 Mon.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13

crime. The violator of law does not
mind paying a few dollars cost in a
LEGAL Judges court for the privilege
of having vented his rage upon a fel-
low being at whom he became
mad. No doubt, there is case now
and then where leniency on the part
of the court should be exercised, but
it would seem that heavier penalty
should more often follow than does.
J. NJ. FLEMING.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13

lady.
"Pershing," Red Cross police dog,
is offered to the school sending in the
best report before May 31st. This is
offered, Of course, to any school in
the United States. The above auxil-
iary expects to compete for this prize
Every one in the community should
help and encourage the children in
every way they can.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13

Roland Beasley, commissioner of
public welfare, has just completed a
prison survey of North Carolina which
shows that only 1890 persons are
now on the chain gangs, whereas the
average for the 5-year period 1912 to
1916, inclusive, was 1890.
The Robesonian., 1918-05-13

Marines in France Acquiring New
Sobriquets.
Paris, May 9.-U. S. marines in
France are rapidly acquiring new So
briquets.
The Germans, terrorized by thei,
naniacal fighting, have dubbed these
Americans, "devil dogs"
But the French who have come ii
contact with the marines refer te