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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01
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Everyone hopes that the Beligans are using an up-to date adding ma chine in totaling their money claims against the Roches for all damages in flicted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01
y ApH1c PINE BLUFF MORNING NOVEMBER 1913

Autocracy appears to be able to fool all of the german people all the time and none of the Allies none of the time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01

|. s. Army Trench Boots, 15 inch ton. Values $12.50; price $S.4S.- Leavitt's Quit Business Sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01

When the attention of The Graphic is called to any mis-statement of facts, or to any error concerning any man or thing, correction will cheerfully be made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01

Graphic Claccified Ads pay-botf the advertiser and the reader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01

Ladies' Dresses in Serge. pon,;n aid Taffeta, smart patterns, s7Ss to $2".9S.-T.eavitt's Quit Business sala .'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01

Read the Graphic Want Ads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-01

as|}slsss ags
 Telephones. Business and Circulation Dept..----14
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-15

St. James Coffee is that rch heayy-bodied coffee Il
such popularity with Philadelphians
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-15
Candy Specials

35e ID. for SOC Chocolate-covered
Tafy Clusters.
4oc lb. for SOC Chocolate Chips.
SOC ID. for 6Oc Black Walnut
Pillows.
-Gimbels. Philadelphia. Chestnut
St. Annex, Grand Aisle First
floor and Subway Store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-15

New Garden Peas - Lsnox
Run-o-vine, delicious nsvor and
tender, at s2.S5 dorcn, or :
cans for 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-15

-Gim0eis Philadelphia Salons of Dress, Third floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-15
$35 and $40 Overcoats at SIG. so
SIS and $50 Overcoats at S17

$40 Silk-lined Melton Overcoats at S26. So
Chesterfield model; fly front, velvet collar; black
and Oxford sizes to 81 chest
$35 London-made Overcoats at S26. SO. Tone
dale cloth, shower-proofed several colors and
models; quarter silk lined
SIS and $50 Knitted and Tweed Golf Suits at
SIT. Free-arm coats. We have extra trousers
to match the tweed coats if preferred
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
ONGahOrnan-T T imeS

All week dly classified advertising
runs iu both papers a. one price GUN
day OklHNOmuu, one Issue Same Tulc US
Word Line Inch
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Iruro six letters 10 the average Wuid
ma bir words TO the line. Twelve llh'5
All tor Rents. Honrding and situation
Wanted. both OElauomon ana Times le
pee word o,.,
Classified contract rates FOR Oklnhomnn
ana T.mus "a, 900 lines lu l' uftd "lll'"
nf, l,1r from dHtC Uf contract, or con-
i.uut tor three luos daily Tor one year
8. per line each issue. cory chAuG'l Az
NO. gd accepted for less than 25c,
CTthuOMNk NND TIMES RULES
ron CLASSIFIED ADNEktlSlNb.
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CHARGE hAtr ADS Wlll not n, run
lYifcr tuua toy,p days without " 'g
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nrd puyublo the same dgy trsl '.ss. 's'..a
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want nds nrc positively cush in adNhh,'J
.hDNEETISLES should fridn re''lph
Given hy Tho Ohlnaomnn-I 70 Nv
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~ tho aame rate ss cash AdS ann CO..
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~ nnd pnyuentH should always be ma.
,uromptiv when bin II presented. NWal
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Th. Associated Pres Is exclusively. en-,
Titled 10 the use for republication ni
,,hsrrvtse credited In this papfr, ana also
ths ,crrs urrr ~ hitshsd hol AlH. -...
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Mr.. Landlord

let ne have rental ustlngs on youi
property We have good tenants walt
lug Tor houses, stores uhd fiais and can
rent your places readily
7 ne A. 2. Bond Rental Co.
80 y Robinson. Walnut 10
tON RENT 5.ttom modcrn bunealov.
al' ~. NH WALNUT bsst
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SALEsMEN WANTED.
Statesmen

NANrED-Actlve persons to sell tho
Authentic Worlds War History, ny
peyton &, Marsh Liberal commission,
or salary, Send voc postage ire. sample.
Address A, q, Wilmore n Co
wANTED-fhree hlgh.olasS stock sales.
men for best dividend paying PROPOSE
ton In Miami lead aud sinc field Capital
Issues permit Address n. J. Rush, y. q.
Box NJ, rawnee. okla.
STATESMEN wANTEn-we have q
clean fast selling prop sition In the
purkhurnet oil field. Al OF our ryp.
rerentatlves tboth sexesl are making
money Write quick and let us tell you
about A. BoX 756, Wichita Falls Texas.
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Walnut u i0eH W. Maln
FIVE ROOM apartment on sro.rd fosri
also f0ur-rooln apartment oa second
10Th 81 for Information. Maple tfef,
NICE new room modern bungalow.
Maple lGsl.R.
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COMBINATIONS hpotkrepyr and strrog-
r0ph'r wants position. flee years rN-
T'l,rn' vs.. v, crs Ofhhoman.
YOUNG man wants position A. book
keeper competent v. W. curs Okla
hrrnu
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yANTED--cieaner and ptesser AZ once.
Jeck Bpwe1e. Norman, OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-25

ma, Wi.h ton truck wur'r work urr,.
ruun leave orders before noon. lu..s
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ONE well-furnlshsd light housekeeping
room. Jl2 North broadway, Maple
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. ,,,r
~ Mssu' enc ys1r. Win TuE suN-
nay KI.kHNMAN ... s... ....'' 'ro'
ps nr,nt. ClrrIsr or rowFhoN
rents a copy o. 10 cents week.
In oklahoma CITY
,r.AuOAIA CITY TlMES (eyenlngl anl
HAii,Y OKLAHONAS tmornl g. ~
papsrs n week delivered Nv carrier
6klhoma City and vicinity per "'eN'
20 cents. ,.,,.... 80
An unsolicited manuscript, letters n,N
,IrfIres vent 20 Ito Times 7fe sent A. ih'
w NJ The owner. Tic oklahoma Pun
lIIh,ng comp1ry expressly repui'0''. Nn'
rgponslbulty for their safe custody q"
rctg.n.
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A Notary Public,
Professional,
DIP. ALLISON,
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED can use several live-wits
sollc tors, whc'havo the aplllty TO SHOW
early results. must be able 10 furnish
car or rig, attractive proposition. made
90 producers, unless you are abs 10
handle n I've proposition application
would not ba considered, salary, with
nll expensee guaranteed; territory, Qtla.
hSm' sn oI rcp " p.rsoH .ss MsnOssl ar s' smss spHcS
stttkman, okhhoman bldg, oklahoma
cic, ohs. li
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hlcELY Furnished light housoEsep PING
u.m. one block LIuwOol car line.
N rfn o.
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EJN. It wants position in u.r.. V|I ~.
amy .u'ru. 4 month. oI'.tu.t Iu.s
Eu, g. Alien. Okla
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aTKHEN md ia0I6i IsdIfs, and Esn.

HkHHER trndo tauFht ladies and gen.
tlemsn; position guaranteed; free cat
aloF explaining Write Texas Barber Cot.
leEt Dallas or Fort Worth. Texas.
WkNTEb--i am In n position to use sew
efai llve.wlre solicitors who have the
ability TO produce immediate business; (;
work 10 be In the interest oi The Daily
Okiahomsn territory. stat. OF oklahoma
covering rural routes IN special AZ.
signed territcryi must be able 10 Hur.
nith car or conveyance. This prorosi.
tioh II SALARY and travelling expenses {
permanent proposltion 10 those who are
ablA 10 make hood this proposition must
be seespted Within the next few 6oye
la0en Manager, Room ,i1. oklnho nan
sl pslshcms: Ss,y -. :. !,
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Hotel Broadway Central
ON BROADWAY AT FOURTH
fiaVIin Hotel

Has some choice rooms, is thoroughly
sanitary. freshly vatnlshed and cleaned
throughout Let us show YOU rs West
1hIrh.
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LARGE n1rt room. r.vN decorated.
connecting bath 5l' North rohmsou.
NICELY furnished stepping luum iu mod
ern. quiet howu fnr one or two hdle-
employed; references. l'I IHt Ath ~.
COMFORTABLE furnished rroms ot 1909
West lri ~
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21

ernment and which when completed
will give a continuous inland water
route from Boston to the gulf, now
under construction and is, l under
stand, partially completed to a point
within the State, will enter the Cape
Fear river at a point between Will
mington and Southport, and then con-
tinue south via Georgetown and other
Southern points.
"This inland waterway when COM
pleted will certainly solve a big traf-
fic problem for us, with it open for
barge traffic it will be possible to
load barge for Fayetteville and dis
tributing points at Boston with shoes,
at New York with dry goods, at Phil
adelphia with all kinds of manufac-
tured goods, at Baltimore with all
kinds of merchandise, and at Norfolk
with grain and other supplies and
have the same delivered right here
at Fayetteville on a through rate
without breaking bulk and then be
able to give the barge a return load
of cotton for New England mills or
cotton mill products or any other kind
of merchandise to any of the big north
ern cities for distribution, all by wa
ter absolutely Independent upon any
railroad service at all, leaving them
free to handle all Of the other traffic,
that would naturally go to them in any
event.
"The completion of this inland wa
terway will be of inestimable value to
Wilmington, Fayetteville and to the
entire State, and we must make this
fact so plain to our Senators and
Representative at Washington that
they will get busy and see that the
interests Of their own people are as
much entitled to their consideration
as they seem to be giving to the ma
ton at large.
''The State meeting that we are to
have here ought to and doubtless will
take up the matter Of the restoration
of the old C. F. & Y. V. R. R. as an
east and west continuous line, and
make it what its founders intended
it should be-a North Carolina road
for North Carolinians, instead of a
divided branch line to build up Vir-
ginia Cities"
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
NEED TO CONSERVE
WHEAT MORE URGENT
ceHne,ttea Must 30 Reduced 80 d
80 Per Can't - Feed Alttes and Pre-.
NAAA SAn.sp Rn-4~ - 49,

csrs.,pesea Must 30 Reduced 80 Do
50 Per Can't - Feed Alttes and Pre-
veNt F3our Famine q heyne
Raleigh.-fNe Food Administration
b fearful leet the recent announce
nent that maat,ess meals aud pork
ess Saturday need not b observed
during the ne0t few weeks should give
consumers the impression that thers
aho might be a let.up in the conserve
ton OF wheat -four. On the contrary
Food Administration officials an.
uounce that even more strenuous Of.
forts cor the conservation uf whea,
nour should be made il our people. to
say nothing Of cur armies and orr
Allies, are not to 60 through a perto<1
OF -four famine before the next har.
vest.
There viii be DO -four famine -
the suggestions Of thu Food Admjn,s
Fatfon are followed and the cnrsumn
t1on on wheat -four fs reduced bv n
TO 90 per cent, but this reduction is
absolutely necessary. The Food Al
min1stration Is not only U ting the
substitution Of other cereals au1 m
tatoes for bread but is yeuussefnu
CONSUMERS 70 eat laBs bread.
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
FAYETTEVILLE GETS BUSY.

Plans Meeting of Business Men of
State There March 27-Wants To
Resume Old Position as Distribut-
ing Point.
On March 27 Fayetteville plans to
hold meeting Of North Carolina
business men in that town for the
purpose, as Mayor McNeill puts it,
of "unifying our towns, cities and
ports, which have been so unmerci-
fully Disseminated against in the past
to the benefit of Others" The pro-
posal for such meeting was made by
a committee of Fayetteville men, head
ed by Mayor McNeill, which visited
Wilmington some time ago.
Invitations are being sent out by the
Fayetteville Chamber Of Commerce to
every mayor, city government and
business organization in the State,
and to Washington politicians and
State officials.
Fayetteville has decided to spend a
large sum of money in the improve
ment of it's water terminal if it can
see wherein the improvement will
benefit it. The city hopes, as the head
of navigation on Cape Fear river, to
become again a distributing point for
traffic throughout the State. The
meeting has been called to find out
whether the State will back up the
ports in the matter of routing tonnage
through them, and whether, if the
State will supply the tonnage, provid-
ed rates are satisfactory, the powers
that be will fix rates which the river
improvements justify.
In an article in the Fayetteville OBJ
server last week, Mayor McNeill said
in part:
GAS it is well known the great in
land waterway so ably and persistent
ly advocated by Congressman Small
and supported by Senator Simmons,
which has been adopted by the Gov
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
FLY SWATTING
SEASON IS HERE
Screens the Best Precaution Against
Flies.

"Swat the fly by screening, is the
text of a bulletin which the State
Board of Health sent out last week.
Screening" according to the bulle-
TIN, "accomplishes much greater re-
suits and at less expense than any
OF the other various methods of anti
fly warfare. OF course cleaning I'D
and staying so clean that flies will
find no place in which to breed is
ideal. While we should strive for the
ideal we should also remember that
some careless neighbor is likelv to
leave enough fly-breeding material
around to stock the community with
a superabundance of flies. 1t is diff
flcult to get ample protection from
such neighbors except by screening
and by swatting the few stray flies
that dodge in at open doors. Fur
thermore, screens also protect against
mosquitoes and when properly made
will last for many years.
Extension screens" according to
the board, "are scarcely worthy of
consideration. They rarely fit, soon
get out of shape, and often serve as a
trap which tends to retain the flies
in room instead of excluding them
Good wire made-to-measure screens
are best, while ordinary mosquito net
ting makes an excellent cheap screen
Traps are useful around stables
markets or where flies are numerous
Swatting is good so far as it goes, but
it is retail proposition and is best
| limited to those flies that break
through our first lines of defense, the
screens. Manure, even if infected
with fly eggs or larvae, is rendered
much less dangerous if spread ou1
thinly on the surface of the ground
and allowed to dry.
Finally, the fly danger can bt
greatly mitigated by having all Out
houses sanitary and by being vaccinat
ed against typhoid"
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
TO REGULATE MIDWIFERY
Robson County to Require Midwives
to Pass ExaminatiOn-HeaIt Board
State Board of Health Bulletin.

Health authorities of Robeson coun-
ty have just passed an ordinance re-
quiring that all midwives practicing
in that county be required to pass an
examination before the health officer
and meet certain other requirements
before engaging in the practice Of this
work. 1t is also provided that when
ever and wherever it is deemed ad-
visable, the county health officer may
organize and conduct courses Of in
struction which it shall be mandatory
for midwives to attend unless other
wise excused by the health officer.
Where proper attainments and pro-
ficiency is shown, one year certifi-
Gates will be granted subject to i'm
mediate cancellation for just cause
No person under twenty-one and no
person afflicted with contagious dis
ease or infectious disease will be per-
mitted to practice midwifery.
THE crying need," according to Dr.
w. A. McPhaul, county health officer,
for some measure of protection along
this line, is indicated by the high
death rate among newborn babies at
tended by midwives as compared with
those attended by doctors as well as
the well-known fact that many cases
Of serious preventable illness on the
part of the mother follow careless,
unclean or ignorant practices in such
matters"
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
Distribution of 1.-The Finished
Mystery" Prohibited.

Because "The Finished Mystery" a
Bible study text book, described pa
triotism as ga certain delusion" and "a
narrowminded hatred of other peo-
PIES and war as "a work of satan"
distribution was forbidden Monday by
the Department of Justice acting un-
der the espionage act.
Thousands of COPIES of the book
have been seized in many States, but
it was not until Monday that the de-
partment announced its decision to
prohibit its distribution. District at
torneys were notified to prosecute any
dealers or any other persons selling
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21

SALE OF LAND UNDER MORTGAGE.

SALE OF LAND UNDER MORTGAGE
At the time and place and upon the te'nl
named below and pursuant to the po~eE u
sale contained in that certain deed Of HSi.- I.
gage made to the undersigned by D. b. T.
Laughlin and wife and registered IN the oas %
Of the Register of Deeds for Robeson Io1l, :,
N. c., in Book No. Is at page 3l3, the ~
dersigned mortgagee will sell at public az =
tion to the highest bidder the following 1s'
scribed land:
Situate in Antioch Township, Hoke CGihs, .
formerly Blue Springs Township Ro0=,s. NJ.
County,, adjoining the lands of Joe a W.
Bryde, Barnard and Others. beeinniins al. =.
stake at the end of ditch, formerly q.
sons line, now Barnard's line, and rms rs. :,
1s p 1870 chs. to McBryde's corner; re- ::
S 20 w $50 chs. to a corner II me - -
160-acre survey; thence n y W l2"! oEs~
a stake by two pines and post oak n =
Eastern edge of Juniper Branch; thence
Is w 22.45 chs. to said ditch: thenee - - -
said ditch 21 chs to the beginning the '-
containing 60 acres, more or less ---.
Time of sale: April 3rd. 1918, at L O --.'>
Nj.
Place of sale: Court House Door a L--'
berton, N. c.
jSignedI W. j. COUNCIL,
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator Of 81.
estates of j. 7. Barker and Mrs Maggie b.
ker, both deceased, late of the county Of 4 b.
son, State of North Carolina, this is TO nof-
all persons having claims against said e.
Wilmington, n. c., on or before Febr;la-y :;
1919, or this notice viii be pleaded in "a. 4.
their recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment
This February 13, 1918.
J. J. MOORE
Administrator of the estates of j. T. 3a-ke.
and Mrs. Maggie Barker
Wilmington. N. c., 420 Campbell Street
2 Ia 6 hurs
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
North Carolina, Robson County, In the s.
perior Court, April Term, 1915. Willer 'Iay-
lor, plaintiff. VS.. Duncan Taylor, defeEda1-;
The Defendant, Duncan Taylor, above NAMED
will take notice that an action entitled q
above has been commenced in the ,Ipe-io-
court of Robson County, North Caroli1a, {;
the plaintiff to obtain divorce from the de-
fendant; and that said defendant will turt1=-
take notice that he is required to appear at T.
term of the superior court of said county .
be held on the 10th Monday after the lst Mo-
day in March 1918 it being the 11tn day OF Aa'
1918, at the court house of said county n
Lumberton, N. c., and answer dernlr !,
the complaint in said action, the pialnti.
will apply to the court for the relief deEande-
in the complaint.
This the 9Th day Of March. 1918.
c. B. SKIPPER.
Clerk Superior Co--t
E. ]. Britt,
Attorney for plaintiff. 3lsi Ia-"
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE

Havings qualified as Administrative Of tL-
estate of j. D. Mclean, deceased late o;
Robson County, North Carolina, this Is 70
notify all persons having claims against tie
estate Of the deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at Fairmont, N. c., on or before
the 18th day Of April, 1919, this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. 81
persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
KATE CARTER MCLEAN,
Administrative Of j. d. Mclean
This 14th day Of March, 1915
Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor,
Attorneys for Administrators.
3l45 Thurs
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
SALE OF eROiLERS
NOT fhTERVERED WIN

= kaeish--Announcement has been
gEnade by the Food Administration that.
trade "a hreasFs weighing up to two
pouhas Is not sal will Rot be asncta&
by the recent order OF the Fou "A.
mlnfsefation prohibiting thu killing a.
mems and pullets except for serieth
oocals trade By mltugnae3 6ssun>
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor of the e..,..
OF Henry M'White. deceased, this is 10 no.it.
al persons having claims against said es,a,.
to present them to the undersigned ~
Messrs. johnson, attorneys, on or hefor. ..
18th day of March, 1919, otherwise hi, NJ.
tice will be pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will nl,,..
make immediate payment to the undersigned
This the 18th day of March, 1918.
ID. +. ALLEN.
Executor OF Henry MWhite. Deceased
Johnson & johnson,
Attorneys for Executor 3l.s Tn.
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21

Dependency Due to Constipation.
Women often become nervous and
despondent. When thi sis due to con-
stipation it is easily corrected by TAX
ing an occasional dose of Chamber
lain's Tablets. These tablets are easy
to take and pleasant in effect.
The Robesonian., 1918-03-21

One way to relieve habitual con,,;
patton is to take regularly mild Iav
ative. Doan's Regulets are recon- ON
mended for this purpose. 3Oc. a bor
at all drug stores. W.