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NEW MEXICAN COINAGE.

Mexico City, Oct. 31.-A new. sil- yer coinage for Mexico of peso con- taining 12 grams of silver is pro- vided for in decree signed October 29 at Quetaro by President Carran- "a and which will be published here today. The amount of silver in the 50 and 20 centavo piece is reduced in equal proportions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
New Triple Alliance
 by Law for France

Paris, Oct. 31A-Former Minister Gabrail Hanoutox, in an address, de- clared that the alliance of France, Great Britain and the United States will henceforth be fundamental law of the French nation. In order, how. ever, to bring it to full efficiency, the alliance treaty must necessarily soon be supplemented by special mili- tary agreements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
Hunting Season
 for Ducks, Geese
 Now Legally Open

Today is the beginning of the open season for killing ducks and geese. For the past several weeks, reports from the marshes and lakes have it that ducks and geese have located ih this environ in large numbers, and a number of local sportsmen will prob ably seek them out today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
TELLS HOW HE WAS HELPED

James McCrerv. Berrien Center, Mich., says he was troubled with kidney and bladder trouble for two years and used several kinds of medicines without any benefit, but Foley Kidney Pills gave him relief from aches and pains and stopped sleep disturbing bladder ailment. They stop backache and rheumatic pains; ease lameness. Mann's Phar- macy. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01

AUTO EXCHANGE AND GARAGE want second hand cnrs to sell. We have most anw make at the right prices, see us If you want second hand car. We d) first class repair work on all makes of cars. Satisfaction guaranteed. also striped ro-4Aes built by first class body man. We make them any style and make you proud of your old car Prices right IT Olive street, phone 1856. G. c. Payne, Mgr.
 7-22-tf
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COTTONSEED OIL.

New York, Oct. 31.-Cottonsccd oil ad- Yanccd 2l to D points early on lighter crude offerings and with lard and cotton. but q reaction followed upon the publlca- ton of the government report on cotton which made little better showing than had been looked for. Final prices were 1o to 22 points net higher.
 Sales 12,l0o barrels. Prime crude 19.5On pt
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Oct. 31.--Rough rice strong; sales Japan 800 sacks S.75111 .25; ; Blue Rose 7SS sacks 9.75n11.OO Louisiana Pearl no sacks 1O.OOM11.OO; Carolina 152 sacks 1O.25d1O.75 Receipts S0S sacks; millers receipts 22S sacks.
 Clean rice strong: sales; Honduras 6, 45a pockets 6G1o 3-4; Japan 191 pockets 6d! II IA; Blue Rose 4,253 pockets 34@ II J-S,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
$5,8OO PAID FOR PROPERTY.

The price paid by Mrs. Annie N. Jones for property at Fifth and Elm, recorded in this weeks deeds, was $500. Revenue stamps on the deed indicated the seller, I. l.. Hathaway, received but $3,50O for this proper ty. The stamps, however, were gov erned by Hathaway's equity and do not represent the full value of the property.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Pecan Lake in Arkansas county has been purchased by us and will be used as a private shooting ground. Caretaker has been instructed to ad- init no one unless accompanied by a member.
 PECAN LAKE HUNTING CLUB. 10-21-tf.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis Oct. 3l.--Hogs: 7,0OD: 25c higher; top 14.S0: bulk 1425M1470; heavy 14.00p14.45 medium 14.25@14.75; light 1325M14. pigs 12.50@13.75.
 Cattle 4,0OO; easier: choice heavy steers 165O0l1S.5O; medium 16.OOM16.5O; good and choice lights 14.OOM1S.25: common 8.OO@ 14OO; butcher heifers 7.0O@16.OO; cows 650@g11 50; canners 5OO06.5O; calves 14.50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
Claiming Capture
 of Petropavlovsk

Londor Oct. 31.-The capture of Petropaviosk from the forces of Ad- miral Kolchak by the bolshevik is claimed in wireless dispatch re- ceived from Moscow today. The dis patch says the town fell Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
TAKEN UP

TAKEN UP-ONE COW AT MY PLACE at Twelfth and Tennessee, marked both ears cropped, collar dark, minglie lined back; taken up Oct. SC, 1919. Owner can have same by calling at my place and paylnG for damage to crops. this ad and feed. $. A. Crawford, West Twelfth and Catalpa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01

STRIPPED FORD CAR, SHOCK AB- sorbers top; five wire wheels; in good condition. $275.o0 if taken at once. See r. l.. Anderson at Graphic, or sos E. Second.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Oct. 31 Liberty bond prices at 2:55 P. m., today were: , t-2's 1oo.7O; 1st 4's 95.oO; 2nd Is 93.1O; 1st f l-4's 951o; 2nd 1-4's 93.16; 1rd Ifs 9514: 4th 1-4's 93.26; Victory 5 3-i'a 99. .122; Victory 1 3-4's a9.5o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Oct. 3l.-Spot cotton in good demand; prices lower; good middlinS,
 26.G6; full middlng. 2J.O5; middling, H.25; low middling, 22.2o; good ordinary 2O.25; ordinary, 1925. Sales, 15,oOo, including 1O,6W American. No receipts. Futures
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PAGE SEVEN

M1s.oO; feeders 650911 50; stockers 6.5o0 1000.
 Sheep 25lis50c lower; lambs 12.50M 1450; culls 6.00M l2.OO; yearIlng wethers 10000 F 90; ewes medium and choice 5.5UlI7 .JO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
VENEZUELA TO VATICAN.

Rome, Thursday, Oct. 3O.-Vene- zuela has informed the Vatican that it will send legation accredited to the holy see and that the first min- ister will be Senor Dagnino.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
FOR SALE-AUTOS

ONE BUICk-C-25, NEW TIRE, COM
 Phone 15S4. 1o2S-6t
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APPROVE EXPOSITION FUND.

Madrid, Oct. 30.-An appropriation for Spanish American exposition at Seville has been approved by the cabinet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
'IOSpW SCUHUy.
 November
COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool, Oct. 31-Weekly statistics: Total forwarded to mills S4000 bales, of which American 64,OOO: stock. 639,0OO; American, 444,OOO. Imports, 5000; Ameri- can, 35,Oo0; exports SAGA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
SPOT COTTON.

New York. Oct 3l.- Spot cotton steady; mddIing iS. 40.
 New Orleans Oct. 3l.-Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 2,o6O, to arrive 1,S32 Low middling 5. 75; middling 39o0; good mid1ling 40.75. Re ceipts l2373; stock 300 4t6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
4'OR SALE-HOUSES

FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MARSH-FOX place with two full lots for only $1250 with $S0.0O cash and the balance $lo.0O per month. Go out and look these houses over and then call us. McGchee Realty company. 24On West 2nd Ave
 GOOD 2 ROOM HOUSE.. CORNER lot, 6OX154. on street car line; upstairs sell at bargain if taken by August 1st. Terms. Address "D". care of Graphic
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

POLAND MALE PIGS, EIGHT WEEK oid; Address o. k. Bowyer, R. Y. D. No.
 dale 1noG.Gt
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WANTS--MISCELLANEOUS

HARD ROAD HAUL FOR 8 1-2 TON truck Tom Blodgett, Pine Bluff. Ark.
 11-1-3t
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WANTED ROOMS

THREE OR FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED are unfinished for light housekeeping close in; on car line. Address P. o. Box 49R 1O. .cQ. .otA
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FEMALE HELP.

TWO EXPERIENCED LADIES ON SEW ing machine, (power. Apply Pine Bluff Bedding Co., 4th and Mulberry. Phone
 2649 102S-6t
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WANT A STEADY, RELIABLE COLOR ed girl for house work ill small family.
 Must be of neat appearance and with good references. Call in person at 16l3 Chestnut St. 1O-Zo-ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01

BARRIER BOYS, WORK DOESN'T IN. TERFERE WITH SCHOOL. APrLl a GRAPHIC. Ao'-tl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01

WORK IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY
 young woman 19 years of age; can cook and do general housework. Address Oracle Webb, Doyletown, or call in per son at Midway. 6-29-3t*
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01

EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER WHO has some knowledge of general office work; application must be in own hand writing; references required. Address R-113, care this paper. 1O-2S-tf
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Joe Says Says Joe

Wanted a second hand bicycle-t h ought it good enough to finish season wi -adver- tised for one in the classified columns of The Graphic-got Il replies-wheels priced from $4 to $16-all makes-ought to get satisfied from that as- sortment shouldn't I? Try The
 Classified
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01

FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 158l. 1O-22-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

ENTIRE SECOND STQRYa.. OVER
 Levine Quality Shop. 9yt Apply. llariy Levine. 0-21 -dtf
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MONEY TO LOAN

Big 4 Plain and Self Rising Flour, if not the best in your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mfg. Co. 9-23-tf.
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WANTED HOUSES

l WANT TO BUY A , OR ROOM house in Pine Bluff, on monthly payment plan. Can make reasonable cash pay ment. Jas. T. Reynolds, Geridge, Ark.
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QASS|E|EQ.ADVEN|5EF|ENTS
MALE HELP

SSSSSSSSc;
 MALE HELP
 ..oooo~~~~~~~>>~ ~~ ~>~>--~ ~o~>~~~~~>r>~ CARRIER BOYS. WORK DOESN'T IN. rrnnapIIIC 10-7-tf
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~ MILE DRIVER TO HAUL LOGS WITH six up team. Using jerk line, $5 day and board. If not competent no need 70 annly, Norton Wheeler Slave Co.,, 415 cltizenss zslalJ.~bu Bank building. .oo~~~~~ lll-tr WANTED FIREMAN FOR SAW MILL. Apply Norton Wheeler Slave Co.,, Room 4i5 Citizens Bank building. 1l-1-tf SEVERAL BOYS AT BRANCH NORMAL cnllege want to work for their room and board Phone 2l1S. lO-3l-l2t
 FEMALE HELP.
 TWO EXPERIENCED LADIES ON SEW ing machine, (power. Apply Pine Bluff Bedding Co.,, 4th and Mulberry. Phone 2649. 1O-2S5t WANT A STEADY, RELIABLE COLOR ed girl for house work ill small family. Must be of neat appearance and with good references. Call in person at 1919 ehestnnt St. 1O-2S-6t .aNsoo@ooooo SAoss ~.~~-~~~~~~~~~, EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER WHO has some knowledge of general office work; application must be in own hand writing; references required. Address R113, care this paper. 1O-2Stf WORK IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY young woman 19 years of age; can cook and do general housework. Address son at Midway. 6-29-3t* >o~~>~oe~~~~~~ ~-oo~o~~~~~o=~7~-~--
 WANTED ROOMS
 THREE OR FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED are unfinished for light housekeeping close in; on car line Address P. O. Box , 496. 1O29-2t*
 FOR RENT-ROOMS ~~SeSS~ WY -~~, ENTIRE SECOND SYQRY,e. OVER Levine Levine Quality Shop. VI Apply iiariy ns~lHe. Her1e >,.>>: VI 1.oI'
 WANTED HOUSES
 I WANT TO BUY A 5 OR ROOM plan. Can make reasonable cash pay ment. Jas. T. Reynolds, Geridge, Ark. hoast. EIr.nFS cS,, '5si GR SEVENTEEN ,s9si1 E99M
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SEVERAL BOYS AT BRANCH NORMAL college want to work for their room and hoard Phone 211S 1O-31-12t
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-23
LOVE ovERsHADows DIFFERENCES

THE TEST OF MAN is IN A TIGHT PLACE. TRAG-
edies bring to the surface sane workers, as does
rough develop good sailors So is true that the test
OF city spirit when the whole city is affected by great
misfortune Ten years ago Lake Charles was swept by
great fire and Lake Charles rose like Trojan from her
ashes and was better and more beautiful CITY, Four
years ago New Orleans was smashed by the worst hur
ation stuck together and New Orleans today does not
know it had storm
Bogalusa has not faced fire. nor bowed before de-
sructve Storm but that which is almost as bad as either
has befaen her. An unforeseen calamity silenced the
great engines of industry and her income was cut off in
day almost Hundreds Of heads of families were left with
out job and the discomfort that follows the empty nav
envelope was to be expected to degree But there was
little discomfort, either with working or merchants
and the best OF both have kept close to the course that
to be expected from real men, The calm and decided ac
ton OF few OF the stronger characters in the city has
tended to bring unanmity of action by all right thinking
people, and are confident that when the wheels of in
dustry again turn here we will find with us force of er
chants and worlmen who love Bogalusa and who will
work earnestly for greater Bogalusa.
We feel confident that after the weeks or months of
ideness have passed, all Of us will have had an opDor
tnity to pick out the people who know how to endure
Trials We will find that Bogalusa has large number of
the right kind OF men to make great city We will find
that love OF Bogausa will overshadoW petty differences
Of lfng questions, and that the next few years will see
he Magic City do magic trick in growth and prosperity
such as has never been enacted in the South before
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-23
ORDINANCE NO. 17s

Whereas special election as called by the Commits
soa Council neil Of the City Of Bogausa was held on Octo
'el isl 1919 IN the City of Bogalusa, and
Whereas, IS the duty of this Commission Council to
open 1e ballot boxes used at said special election exam
election, 40 - S"io
Therefore be it ordained That this Commission
council Go now proceed to open the ballot boxes used at
sd special election, examine and count the ballots in
NUMBER and amount examine and canvass the returns
ad declare the result of the said election and that the
the result. "-io ooiipiie
BE It further ordained, That process verbal of the
opening OF the said ballot boxes be made and that the
OF the returns and the result thereof be shown on
signed by all the members of the Commission Con
the tellers and the officers thereof.
3. R. CASSIDY, Acting Mayor
2. NJ WADSWORTH, Comm'r Pub Affairs.
K. !. BEAN. City Clerk.
introduced and adopted October 22nd, 1919.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-23
LOCAL ASSESSMENT OR
DINANCE NO. 2

An ordinance accepting certain
concrete sidewalks, making the as
sessment against the property owner
and providing for the payment of the
assessment and recording of the or
dinance in the mortgage records of
this parish and state at Franklinton,
Louisiana.
Whereas, it appears that the City
Engineer has inspected the work of
H. j. Cowgirl, contractor for con-
crete sidewalks in the Columbia Road
section of Bogalusa, and has found
the work so far inspected to be up
to the plans and specifications, and
has given his final estimate of the
work done and figured out the
amount to be assessed to the prop
erty owners,
Therefore, be it ordained by the
Commission Council of the CITY of
Bogalusa, Louisiana:
Section 1. That the concrete
sidewalks on the east side of Column
bia Road, starting at north line of
Third street, north along west side
of Columbia Road, starting at lot 1,
to the south half of lot 8, block q;
on the west end of lot 6, thence to
the west end of lots 8, 8, 10, IL and
IL to the south line of Second street;
starting at the north line of Second
street, lots l to IL, inclusive, block
3; thence from the north line of
First street, lot / to 6, inclusive,
block a, insofar as the work is ac-
tually laid, and the certificates of ap-
prevail or final estimates Of the City
Engineer have advised that the work
is completed, in accordance with the
plans and specifications and con-
tract, be and the same is hereby ap-
proved and accepted.
Section 2. That the following as
sessments are hereby made against
the property owners owning the
property abutting on the said streets
and avenues, their names and the lots
owned by them, with their respective
block numbers, being hereinafter set
out in detail with the exact amount
assessed against each property own
er and the lots owned by said prop
erty owner, to-wit:
ASSESSMENT No.
Mrs. R. F. Williams-Lot 1,
block 2 --,--.--....-------..-.--.$164.36
Assessment No. z
s. Elias-South half of lot 2,
block 2 ,-.-.-.-.----.....-.,.-.--..-. 93.41
Assessment No.
q. Weinstein-North half of
lot 2; south half of lot 8,
block 2 ,,-.,..,--,..--.,.,.--...-.-.,,. 164.76
ASSESSMENT No. 4
Warren Thomas-Lot No. 6,
block 2 ---,----....,..--.----, 1880
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a. Sapa--Lot 8, block 3 a.
Assessment No. q <OO.st
u. yoseph-Lots 8 and Ia
block z .---.--.-.
Lot 5, block 2 SS6.Sl
: -. ASSESSMENT No.. , sSss,ts
Le vert. B = II and l2.
OAOSA q ----.-----..---.
Assessment No. = OsS.oI
MRS, Mary Cefalu-Lot
block 3 l,
Assessment .lnn,.1,i.-l M q 7ss
NJ: E. Mitchell-Lot 2. hloo1
---------"-------- --.-..-
Assessment No. 10 OL6S
L. T. Wlihams-Lot 3, block
Assessment .a,l.-l NJ =; 5sss
j. w. Williams-Lots
5, block 8 u
", ASSESSMENT No. IL czz5
w. +. Forea-Lot 6, bloch . 80.
:, ASSESSMENT No. IL VO'v0
MRS hasie Remy-Lots So
nAoCA --------------....
ASSESSMENT No. IL ai'sz
A. Bourgeois-Lots y IN :,
and IL, block 8 -
Assessment No. is N0o'sO
K. Forea-Lot l, block -.
ASSESSMENT No: l6 VII
MIS-. vera FoSter-Lots 2 and
A..e. ,,,,r,.,,,;-i \. = 1924
A. s. Anderson-Lots 4 5e
block 4 ....... = y
Assessment No. ia -0s'4
City of Bogalusa-42 letters
as per contract go
Section 8. That a cert;s;.a S-'0s
OF this ordinance shall be immed Wy
" filed for record in the Mostaas
Office at Franklinton. WssS;sssgs
Parish, La, where it shall 49,, l.
medmtely recorded and shal, "
dexed, showing each nama y e
against which an assessment IS ,.s ~
indexed, referring to the hooL 80, 49,
and assessment number, wbera ~ IS
assessment is made and when rs.. \.
ed shall operate as a lien and rr;0
Iege IN favor of the CITY Of Bogs i,s~
and its assigns against All ~ go Il.
therein mentioned FOR "
respective sums assessed aoairs, i
which lien and privilege shah Drns
all other claims except taxes. s
Section A. That the anoupts -.
in assessed shall be due and uavsbI.
Immediately upon passage 81 ~
PRONUNCIATION of this ordinance 49,
if not paid in ten (10l DAYS sftss
the PRONUNCIATION of this ordinanss
the city shall have the power. n as
assigns shall also have the power 4
proceed by suit against the assesss5
properties and owners thereof, 10 "a.
'(Continued on Page 81
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-10-23

of white people their crops have not turned out we'll
neither has the crop of the white across the road If
sickness sweeps the land makes no distinction be-
tween races.
In the old days the levee was just as likely to break
before the big house of the plantation owner it was be-
fore the cabin of the small negro farmer.
It is not in the minds of vast majority of the white
people in this territory to msreat the negroes The best
and growing thought is that the negro should be well paid
for his labor and that it is the part of good business
give him every dollar that he earns and to encourage him
in well doing.
The negro is not temporary sojourner in this land
He may think that he be happier in other parts of the
United States than this region but believe that living
conditions for him constantly improving in the South
and will constantly improve.
IF HE DOES HIS PART
The South not the white people of the South but the
South ITSELF needs the labor of the negro It needs his
capacity to produce it needs him creator of wealth.
The negro needs the South to do these things and he
better do these things in the South than in any other part
of these United States.
The whole country is nervous. The President of the
United States is suffering from nervousness There are
strikes and riots into which the question of race does not
enter.
So these times for patience and for standing fast
for the old ways OF doing things These the days for
every to study the ways of quietude In these DAYS
the white must be forbearing So, in these days.
the negroes will best happiness and conentment
and prosperity for themselves if they strictly follow in the
paths of law and order Let them beware of prophets
coming from strange land, and let them also beware of
new prophets rising up among themselves preaching
them a new Gospel.
The Gospel Of the Scriptures is 1000 years old It is
good doctrine to follow today just it good doctrine
to follow when the Son of Man, in the flesh preached it
unto the living multudes who gathered under the sound
Of His voice.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-12-26
TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES

New York has a moving picture the
ater with a seating capacity OF o.aoo,
Captain Fryntt's steamship BRUSSELS
has been offered by the Belgian gov
eminent to the British government.
The germ theory Of the transmission
Of disease was entertained as long ago
as 1857. when Rome was ravaged by
the plague.
NJ. Piou, deputy. and Nine. Piou were
attacked by burglars in their mansion
At Cadiras, Gironde, both being seri'
ously injured.
Orders for the construction OF new
messenger airshlps Of the Bodensee
TYNE have been placed by the German
Aerial company.
TO quickly Glenn rife q European
lpyentor has patented brush that
can be mounted In place Of a bullet
On d cartridge and flred from i.
A new bathroom accessory holds y
tumbler In an inverted position e
drain quickly and also serves A.
venfiInted shield FOR tooth brushes.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-12-26


Have faith. o you who suffer for
the noble cause apostles Of truth
which the world of today comprehends
not warriors IN the sacred fight whom
II yet stigmatlzes with the name OF
rebels. Tomorrow, perhaps. this
world now incredulous or Indifferent.
will bow down before you in holy en-
thusiasm. Tomorrow victory VIII bless
the banner of your crusade. Walk In
faith and fear not. That which, Christ
has done. humanity may do. Believe.
and you will conquer. Believe. and
the peoples at last will follow you.
From your cross Of sorrow and perse-
cution. proclaim the religion Of the
epoch. Soon shall II receive the con-
secration Of faith.--Mazzinl.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-12-26

No one has SO deeply Influenced
the course Of history as julius Caesar,
for II is to him that we owe the Ro-
man empire end all that that empire
has meant to western civilization, In
Guiding all our inheritance from the
old world. he was one Of the worlds
ereatest men. But until he was forty
wears Of age his name was overshad-
owed BY that Of Pompey, and he was
4 politician rather than soldier. Il
was not til he was forty-two that he
bacAme general and was given the
command Of the armies IN Gaul. By
which ne Is best known.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-12-26

An electric pen has been invented
by native Of India that carbonizes
paper over which II passes.
Guatemala's first plant for the man.
ufacture of Portland cement has been
started by American interests.
A new pocket case for personal or
business cards elects a card part Of
Its length as lever is pressed.
The Italian government has decided
to electrify 6000 kilometers of rail.
roads with power obtained from wa.
terfalls.
More than 90 per cent Of the alco
hol and alcoholic drinks made 10 the
Philippines are derived from palm tree
juices.
The speaker Of the British house Of
commons is obliged BY custom TO give
seven Official dinners each season C
the members Of parliament.
Every widow IN the village Of Econ.
omy. Ind. There are s3--has received
a bushel Of Colorado potatoes. Inc
| gift Of Wayne Macy. Colorado
farmer. who formerly lived In Econ.
Omy.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-12-26

Multitudes of people seriously maj
their lives by continually dwelling
upon disagreeable possibilities, antici.
pating unhappy experiences, most Of
which are never realized many seem
to be so made up that. they are the
victims Of worry, just as some people
are made up to be gullible. says New
Success. They catch every excuse thai
comes along for INDUCING their worry.
ing propensities.
A colored woman reminded her easy.
going husband that the rent had to be
paid In six days.
"Then we sure don't have to WORRY
about Il for the next Eve days." he
replied. TITS 'nough to worry on the
day II Ia due, when II must be paid"
Some people might learn q lesson
from this philosophical husband and
not worry until they have to.