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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
The Joy Of
Motherhood Tod
Woman Tell How They Mad. E,.,
One Of Great Happiness.

In every part OF the land thsr, a.
women who tell how. through M
application OF Mothers Friend n.|
entirely avoided the suffering uuuI|
Incident to motherhood They ,eh
In no uncertain terms how from II
use the days were made bright an|
cheerful and the nights calm Az
restful. how tho crisis wns pas4
without the usual suffering erper
enced when nature Is unalded. AbI
how they preserved their health az
strength TO devote II TO the rearing 4
their children and to the thLngs Ind
holds for them.
Mothers Friend 4, most pen~tra
Ing remedy. prepared especially io|
eIpectant mothers from formula A
a noted physician. Strain anon nd
ligam ents Is avoided. and instead A
a period Ot discomfort and con~arI
dread II Is season Of calm rspo,,
The hours at tho crisis are les, an d
Mothers Friend enables tho mothe] 1
TO retain her natural grace. and he,
skin IS not cracked and does not Ne.
come hard or disficured
Write to the Bradticld Rerunicr
Company. Dept. l., lamar Budng
Atlanta, Georgia. for their Mother
hood Book. and obtain "A bottle n
Mothers Friend from the druggss
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

century except tho few specializing
in the study ~ Crock art aud ntrra-
tur'
liui when tho hearts ~ ia" wives
and mothers ~ the world HWrllod nl-
most ~ bursting Win Rriof and hDr-
ror M the irstructlun and carnage
ON the hpttlrfruuta ih"y found their
cry ~ WOO had been wrought into
mus, moro intn 5000 yonrr lgo hy
tho greatest of the poets of the PERI
oloau age.
'Wumau's hatred ~ war and lns"
~ p"I'" Arn not acquired traits.
Thoy NJ" inhcrB I'm her .lutrr, am
integral ptu ~ her iTuluct ~
motherhood aud oourtruotE, Hiii.
iudr toward me- Df hli the iroutrr
~ nature rhorr ARE none NOR" butter
ur irprI' thuu that which makes wu-
mon thr mothers 81 men. tho grcnt-
est rorrtruolNo force In the making
~ nations. ~, ,hlof victims Of the
horrors ~ war
THAT IN lhe thcuo ~ EuripideT
Trojan women Aud not even our
own uN'ulUth century has given ur
Uuy higher ,l"uN uf tho relations ~
lhr HrN,z. ~ lur 1'puouH hotworu
husband unu wire. ann those e.,
prrHHrd hy liDi,u of Troy"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
M0RELOS WON BACK
FROM zAPATA'S GRIP
McNiCan Government Troops ItcGnin
Control Of State 10 South OF
City Of McNlco In 'nmpnlgn
CAUSE HEAVY DESTRUCTION
Cave Of Outlaw Leader Found
service II ItCsuncd


CITY or MEXICO. Saturday.
March l5- The state of Morolos
just south of tnis city. is completely
under tho control ~ government
troops after being ovorrun fur 10
years by bands commanded by En-
ilhno Htplta, \ campaign conduct
ed hy Gen Pablo Gonzales. COM
mandrr ot tho government forcos
has bcrn successful, Hapnla and a
few hundred followers hclng driven
into the almost impossible noun
AiuH near ruyuh do lRtli on the
boundary between Mexico ana Gucr
rcro HE capture with that of i'n.
Geucvoyo de lnu. and Manuel halo-
ihS his chief lieutenant II expected
almost any day
An opportunity IA confirm III"
guycrnmcntH announcement That
MurclDH has been puuift"d. has been
afforded the correspondent uI the
Associated afrcSH who has Just com
plotcd u seven day journey hy rail-
road. mulobuck and nfout through
large part of the state including
virtually all ~ XapHtn's former
strOngholdE There iH regular train
service over the National Railway ~
Mexico between this city ana tuor-
naybyh. the capital of Morclps, ana
coloniHts ana HrtlunF are being taken
there FREQ uf charge 10y The govern
mcnt.
Cucrnnynca, which has hccn held
10y government troops Tor several
months, N rapidly approaching n
normal condition. although IN" IN
pntiatAa during their occupation ~
the town stripped the place Of almost
every stick of timber ana unroOfod
nearly ull the houses nnh public
buildings 10 scarce was matcrinl
and clothing while Napn held the
town that his men looted tn" cathe-
drHl and the people who remained
there tell ~ seeing the rebel sol
dicrs wearing trousers which were
made out of what we're once Nalua-
BILE paintings
D. Gen. GuMovo EHllsndu Il former
rough rider. who N In command AT
CucrnavnCH. reports tho discovery NJ
a cave. IN the mountains whore IN
pata. who seldom entered cities. had
his headquarters The cave is said 10
be 10 milcs In length and was used
~ a warehouse for supplies and am
munitlon An average OF 40 IN
patiatas are surronderinE to General
Eslisindo daily, giving up their RI
fles for which they are paid 10 pesos
II they care to serve In the govern
ment armies they are accepted aud
sent TO the northern states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

NrH Maggie ". lnrrN ~ lld Key
college, sherman. IUkuH. gave uu.
other NJ tho D"Iphluu society lecture
series ON Saturday, appearing bofpr"
the afternoon and evening chapters
IN the public library
The chapters had pH their special
guests mombora ~ the local Drama
league. who were invited ~ h~ur
Mrs IInrry's discourse on the drama
Mrs Barry said In part
In study ~ the Grcok drama, with
reading ~ excerpts from rho Tru-
jan Woman" hy Enripidos Mro
Maggie " Barry traced tho develop
ucnt ~ Greek drama and Ils infiu
onco on the intellectual and cultural
lifo 81 Athens
EVERY now and thon thcro comes
To us through the mrHtr" ~ nrt'
said she. ~ poignant realization ~
the essential unity ~ humanity.
while tho surface waters ~ th"
vast human sri hp," through th"
ages presented AN iudrfiultr variety
~ storm ana calm ftr down In the
depths III" great emotional currents
OF lifo have flowed ON over the same
only perhaps, NJ rrrc Intervals some
great cahclysm VIII part the surfnc"
waters aud let the world frDl and
see these stondlly flowing yublcrrn
mean currents
"Bcforc the terrible storm that
broke forth In 1914 fow uf ne frlt
that We had anything In coIVmou
with the mothers ana women Of
Greek ana Trojan hor1ru ~ the log
endnry past \ Greek drama NJ the
mn century n g. had lutlc 10 IN
tcrest the women ~ the twentieth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

ing In th" ban room ~ the Elks.
club a large number of the mem
hors have just returned from th"
army service and Saturday evening. y
pretty and pleasant affair wHs TO
mitlnt" a series ~ things ro'ml In
SrqUuNnh circles
Mr. and Mrs Harry T. taHtln Mr..
tuu Mrs LcHi,r \ Gillespie ana MI.
and Mrs Dan Hunt acted AZ ChIpo-
TuuoH ~ the following MHS"n Ma
rlun NrCIluto,F. Dorothy DEokry.
IDu.po Ntcbbiu,. Doris clark. stout
Elizabeth Treat. Lola k"lHu, Bes1
Younger. Walters, Campbell, Jones
prpdfou Reed Hancock. Janice"
klmhti luapu lhrduHn, Dorothy
W'bnor Islt lynch, Ruth k"lfu.
Margaret Mckenzie. Bockn'r. lLg
rlnr IuguH Adams walker Ross
M,u.rs T. t. Thurman. Jr.. Trod"r
I,A rapl,h Clhhr. Di,F Wheeler
Robert hudson. lrt Ejuchurt cur
ran. EayUnuf stout Ralph Berry
Campbell savage. kenneth E"rrb
Paul Iyrryuu Stlos. D'Erirn. Ray .
u0ud ,HSkcr Vincent. Johnson Han
.p,E Shepard. Cuwrn Goodman,
Hancock sam Williams Lobourn.
Jones simmons twist Pain, paul
lruashprf Il.pv"p Johnson. Jones.
Gul,. uI.uF Murray. Dan Hunt.
Roger Mitchell Gcnrro. Hcrry. Ar
thur walker. IIrJcr Francis lruprY.
Cr.l Price. WhIttmorr. Williams,
"pI'uu clinton. rcttus. lhsaou Ep
.prrHuu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
Goodman -I;oArnlrrg

Tho marriage of Julia l'iug'on
Goodman. daughter uf Mr. ana Mrs
u. FinnuU. and Mr NJ Hos"nb"rg
was celebrated with an the ceremony
~ tho orthodox jewish church n' ,
o'plUrF yesterday afternoon ln Tenn
plr Ewuuah Rabbi Murria Teller
orD.urrl, assisted by Rabbi NJ
llImr|aiuIu
An orchestra played a program o'
nuptlu MUSIC preceding the ,trc
mtuy and for the entrance uf me
bridal ptTfy. rendered Ncudul #uuhu. q
wedding march Tho altar Wu- deco.
rated bon rtroucry and pink and white
ruara Th" bride was attended Dos
Mrs \ levy ~ Sew Norh fho
hridcrroowH sister. a4 wlt.uu Df
honor ana Miss sadie TrnyH and
Nlg Iona SclluCr us bridesmaid
Mr seymour Rosenberg oI Sew
'uIe stood ns hts hruthcrT beet man.
pui the unhcrs were Mctsr. Jrwv
FIusou, \ r. AarOnsou. Mark f'u.
~tpu, r. pffcuhach and Albert tIn
-tou The bride wore gown of
whllr satin with court train ana q
long Nrll Of white not liur flowers
were roses ana lllirs ~ the valley
Her attendants were HttIr'd u even
iug gowns hf ynrious rOlur7 ana car
rioI roses
Mr. and Nrs Rosenberg ''N last
ulEht 10 'prud a hrirf huurymuun iu
Hot Springs, nfior which they VIII
go 20 California tor.l lrrr,t stay In
the spring
Among tho guests fur the ccrc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
4: (. ]! |. |! !. $ Soles|
DOCTORS PRESCRIBE
IRON FOR PALE,
WEAK PE0pL1

ri-A recognized fact that me NV, ,
man body needs iron. must "'
iron. but for years the only way
get ~ into the system was throas,
llquld preparations which spoiled ~,
teeth. usually upset the stomach
nauseatcd the patient. Rut now.
his Ia changed 1t is MS easy
Ia beneficial. to feed iron 10 Iue
lust 20 10 your druggist ana
Tor FERObYF ,,l
start today--take two 'Rhl''S
zach meal and see how Gn''NY "a
tlpw Of perfect health shows ]" M
'acc. In the elastic step OF one
fun Of life. -..,,,,
Not only will FERoLNF ~ .i.rt,
he essential iron. hut liza ingreun
are such as to tone up the s'olha
and act as a laxative ~ S'
way c,l
when YOU feel tired, nervous ..rl
erworked weak and rundown isy@
orally. II IL time you tried ~ 'n,p}
at tho Quaker or Hym'u,h r,,l
Stores, or send 81 90 10 'n'
uine Remedies Co. y Orange "
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
BURNED AUTOMOBILE
Car GOES Over Embsnkmcnt Near
Country Club During Night anu
Occupants Disappear.

When attendants AZ the Country
club awokC early sunday morning
their attention was attracted 90 smoke
issuing from "A pile of debris beside
ne roadway about half block
from the club house and on invest
eating they found what renamed OF
a fyc- passenger Monroe touring car
lying at the foot Of an cmbankment
Just outside the curb
The car had been run into the
ditch during tho night and had
caught fire and been stripped oy the
flames Of i's upholstcrins ures and
top No one In the nclghborhood
knew anything about the accident
There was no call upon the club for
assistance ana no one appeared on
the scene Sunday 10 claim the car or
10 explain the mlshlp. Tho police had
mo- report OF the case and tho hos
pltaIs denied having received any
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

UbcrnkI club wrmhcrs met for
their annual erection and luncheon
Saturday afternoon iu tho tan room
~ Hotel kDchum There were soy
outy guests srliru about tho rrv,rtI
Tables which Carried mosupD ~
spring in baskets 81 the scnHDu'r htr.
hiurcr b'uwpms
Tho clubs May fuulvM viii bring
10 Tulsa a musical treat which prom
i7og ~ hr most artistic ana satisfy
ing 10 lovers Of opera Antonio
Fuotu VIII head tho rruup uf stars.
including Elur"uru Ensinu, Anna
IItl.u and others ON Npril 10 the
club VIII present Mr. Arthur Ncvln
Iu lecture recital before the district
Federation ~ wuwruH clubs Mr.
NrNu VIII occupy tu important place
ON tho program ~ tho day
Election ~ uffi,,r. aud new COM
miitoo mombcr4 resulted u4 follows
Mr. Fred = CLINTON prcgiIont. Mrs
tlurrur" ! IIuImu. vice president.
Mrs Ned e llleshro second vice
president Mrt Gourg" B STANLEY,
recording secretary Miss Marjorie
lIuulcu corresponding secretary.
Mr9 john Freeman 'rruHur"r, Mrs
W. n Cruwdur. executive chairman.
with Mra Harry " GrDgg 40 second
Wowhor ~ the committee. Mrs G. T.
Bush. arrangement chairman with
Mrs walter /. Cain and Mrs Il W
lluTkhart ug the other members ~
the committee. Mrs " i Mugry.
mcmhcrFhip chairman. Miss Flo
Nurth. chairman of student commit
tee. Mrs Garland Mars. reporter To
the press.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
Nmcricnns Nld LngInc,.r..

NLADINDSNpK, Friday. March
'E Amer troops have begun 10
move go strategic points gu ih"
Trans siberian railway west Of NIh-
goziok % uii John r. stevens and his
s'aff ~ American railway men IN tho
i"ruui,n. operation of the railway
Tho FIRST contingent y already at
IIprniu while tho SECOND Will cniraln
within 3 f'w days for 'uIls, the
rrinrW point west 30 which tho
Americana viii be scrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
n { RV 0 us
pROSTRATIo
May Be Overcome by Lyd|
+. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound-This Let
ter Proves II.
West Philadolphia Pa Durip,
hirty years have been married !.

been 10 bsd hn|
and had ,o,u,
tzcts Of b,-,,|
prostrat'on until
seemed a. II
organs In ny Oh,
body wers worn a,
l rAa 'ihAly pl|
.uAded 10 w I'D
y PwIhAm y,,|
table Compound n
II madr a ErlI ~,
an Of me ! can bs
do Il tie hoo
work snd ad,i,, /
siins women 70 N
iydtA J. PiniA,r
' NegetAbl. ConpoV,
and I viii r,,|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

they will derive great banent rom =,
Mira Frank Fitzgerald q North tI.,
West Philadelphia, Pa H'1
There are thousands Of -op.,
whore IN Mrs fitrrrtsld's coHdtto,
fertnE from nervousnrss h.eAAst,
sches and other symptoms o. ,u,,,su
arrangement IL was grateful ,,i,,'
health restored which lnd her to -,
letter 30 that other women NAV H..
from her experience and find health A.
has done
For snrg"stlon' in regard u Won, =.
dition write LYDIA , PlnLh.m N.A,r
Co Lynn. Mass The result a, ,h.iH
years eIpetirncc 10 al Jour serve.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

mony were Mcssrs and Mssdhmes
l.. T.. r.. Adrouspn. *. Il. Travis. Max
Travis Marion Travis. -. Il. Travis
MhN Cohen, J Marcus, Samuel Boor-
sun. T.. Travis. A T Alison. Arthur
Ilppu, MI and Mrs a Levy Of New
YORK;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
Rr~r,c for Mid-wcck Party.

Women of the Country club are
requested by the entertainment com
wlttec TO make their rcacry'Ii ons, for
the mid week card party and tea by
q o'clock TucehAy evening These
may hc made with Mr Bishop. tclc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

Mr and Mrs r.. r ingram ~ sand
Springs announce tho birth ot baby
G tgEIttr On March In.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
CORECA
Holds False Teca
Firmly in Mouth

~ rr~v~utr VOW I<,
Gums shrink or swell and p'a"
Loose which is no fault OF the ''i'' .
.ppIicAtion Of CoterS stt"d "''''
dental plate relieves these cory ~,
holds tho plate firmly and ''"''' 10.
position. Also promotes NOUN %, .,,
aSe A drug stores and arn,~ a N
kousa Your druggist rsn f,.i v
h. Wholesaler C0roga
Cleveland. OhIo.--Adrsr LiaoHeAA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

Scquoynh club m,mhcrs were hosts
of their FIRST dancing party " the
season. Saturday evening. entertain.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
Ennllsh Made in Germany.

new guide book made in Germany
but printed in the English language
commends Itself In Il foreWord a
"seryiceable TO the British occupation
troops" For their ediflcation 1t prints
this explanation of a legend OF the
Rhine. says the Outlook'
1.-TWO Christian princes has taken
Christian virgin on war of plumber
and fought after some time for tn
possession Of the same. A priest pro
poSed that the virgin should be sacrl'
feed to the dragon living on the noun
tain. The virgin was fastened to the
rock. and when the dragon awoke Ne
wanted to seize the same. Then tn
virgin preseWed him the holy cross
when the animal agglomerated In .
lump and threw Itself into the Rhine.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
II Did Have.

Three-year-od John had never been
permitted to eat sodas or sundaes or
any of the other fancy drinks that are
served at soda fountains. He had had
Just plain ice cream and that Mt home,
But the other day grandmother came
for a visit and mother broke her rule
and permitted him to accompany
grandmother to the corner drug store.
Grandmother ordered plain cream for
John and an ice-cream soda for her.
self.
For a little while John was too in
terested in his ice cream to notice
anything else, Then he happened to
look at grandmother and saw the
glass of soda. Speeches. he watched
her, for little while, Then he broke
silence with, Say, grandma, | want
some Ice cream with suck to H."
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
Not the Warts.

The famous portrait painter, Mr..
John s. Sargent, Il. A., who Is engaged
on n picture depicting group of some
thirty principal military leaders, tells
nm amusing story of millionaire who
commissioned a portrait, but did not
seem very satisfied when he Inspected
II.
"you have left out one or two most
essential features he remarked.
But said he painter, u thought
Won wouldn't care to have the--er-
warts produced"
The millionaire turned purple with
rope. "Confound 1t, SIR" he beloved,
I'm talking about the diamond rings
and pln-4not the warts"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
Vain Dive for Freedom.

Morganton. Guy Field, John Field
and Kye Prevo, alleged ostoffice rob-
bers who made their escape from train
No. % at Bridgewater, were captured
near Glen Alpine. The men, who are
charged with robbing the postoffice at
Climax, Guilford county, were arrest
ed few days ago in st. Louis and in
charge OF an officer were en- route to
Greensboro to stand trial when they
effected their escape by dieiag head
long through the open window asNthe
train was leaving Bridgewater.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
Wilson Works for Houses.

wilson.-lt is no fault OF the Will
son housing association that the to-
bacco town is without homes to house
those who wish to reside in the city.
They have, so far, been unable to Sc
cure me hanics to do the work. Every
available man is employed in the erec-
ton Of homes and business houses in
every qucrter Of the city.
Messrs. w e. Smith and r. j Gran
than have purchased the 1S-acre tract
Of r. F. Nadal, on which will soon
he erected rs or so houses.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
EW,ENcts OF PROSPERITY
MeRae Reports Enthusiastic Reeep'
tIon Of Plans Of South Atlantic
Export Corporation.

Wilmington, Hugh McRae mas re-
turned to this city after a tour OF
dozen Of the largest cities In the stare
in the interest Of the South Atlantic
Exort corporation, which aims at the
upbuilding and development OF the
commerce OF North Carolina and the
South. and reports that he met WIN
enthusiastic reception OF the scheme
everywhere. He was greatly Impress
ed by evidences everywhere OF prog
ress and prosperity.
At Charlotte he was amazed to ma
A S5OO00.0 900 automobile Distribution
business; at Winston'Salem he was
told that local institutions absorbed
$4,000. 900 bond issue, and he touhd
conditions in Greensboro, High Point
Gastonia, Raleigh and elsewhere that
opened his sophisticated eyes TO tne
marvellous development being made IN
all lines throughout the state.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
VIII of 3, D. Heath.

Charlottesville will of the late b.
D. Heath, which was turned over to
the clerk of courts office here for
probation, will dispose of an estate
valued at about $2,OOO,oOO. Under the
will, each of the IA children Of Mr..
Heath will receive over 100000 each,
and Mrs. Heath will receive that
amount and the Heath home in Pied
mont.
The Western North Carolina
Methodist conference was bsqueathed
$40, 900.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
rwenty.six Japanese merchantmen

Twenty-six japanese merchantmen
were sunk by German submarines.
Before the year 1859 practically
every shoemaking process was hand
process.
A record of service that probably
has few equals is that Of Miss Har-
riet P. Houghton, who has been In
the employ of a Lynn, Mass, bank
for 80 years.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22
MUCH IN LITTLE

Ecuador has a population estimated
at 100000 and an area OF lZo'oVo
square miles.
Courses in carpentry and furniture
making have been added by the 20
penhagen Technological institute WIN
a view to making Denmark less de'
pendent upon importations. -
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

Salisbury-After several weeks OF
warning that all who drive automo-
blles in the city, that is all Salisbury
cars. must have chauffeur license,
Chief OF Police Kesler has caused the
arrest Of number who had failed to
procure these licenses. Owners OF
cars are the only ones who can drive
them without these special licenses.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

Greensboro.-Th housing situation
in Greensboro is showing some i'm
provoment, Garland Daniel, secretary
of the chamber Of commerce, announc-
ed. From reports received by the
chamber, Mr. Daniel said, approxi-
mately 60 new houses are being built
in Greensboro at the present time.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas,
Republican whip, Is demonstrating 10
Senator Peter Goelet Gerry of Rhode
Island, Democratic whip, how he
keeps the Republicans In line. His
posture would Indicate that he uses
forceful arguments, though the smile
on Senator Gcrry's face gives the I'M
pressIon that Senator Curtis methous
ore not without humor.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

News has Just been received from
London. England. of the signal honor
recently conferred on John ] Phoenix,
Of Greensboro, who was formally in
stalled as grand priest Of North Car
DINA. the ceremonies having been In
charge Of the probate grand master OF
England.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

Wadesboro. There was an accident
on the Lilesyille road which resulted
in serious injuries to Mrs Arthur Hill
dreth. The car, being driven by ne
gro boy. backed into a ditch and over
turred. There were several others in
the car. but Mrs. Hldreth was the only
one hurt.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

Partition. - With 100000 already
subscribed, officers and directors
elected. plans are going forward for
the erection Of new cotton mill here,
to be capitalized at Sl5O,OOO or $780,
600. II is hoped to begin construction
Of the plant this fall.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF two auto
mobile accidents occurring on the
streets of Fayetteville are recuperat-
ing in local hospitals. William Muse,
of Hope Mills, was badly bruised and
suffered a severe nervous shock when
his wagon was run into and turned
over by an automobile.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

INoA httia sssaa.s
prising group No. seven which is COW
cred by the banks in the seventh con-
gressonal district, met at Hamlet for
organization.
Chairman Easterling reported every
bank in his district member OF the
North Carolina Bankers association
and called the next meeting at Win
stnn. Salem.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

Trinity College, Durham.-Dr. Fred
Peacock, OF High Point, n. c., trus-
tee of the college. notified President
Few several days ago that Mr.. and
Mrs. R. B. Terry. Of High Point, had
made it possible for Trinity college to
come into possession of the valuable
library OF the late Prof. A. H. Heit-
man, who was for many years a pro-
fessor in the college.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

New Bern.-At recent meeting or
the Board Of Aldermen here an order
was issued authorizing the equipment
Of laboratory suitable for the IN
spection of milk sold in the city.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-08-22

Gastonia.--A municlpally.owned and
operated hospital is not only posi-
bilty but probability for Gastonia IN
the near future.