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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14

more money for their services
it was ordered that the
tax be increased from &c
CENTS on the 500 worth OF
property to 81 IA cents, this
increase however is to take
care of the appropriation Of
$4,000 for Farm Life School
at China Grove, as well as
| provide for all Of the other
school needs of the county,
The two paragraphs
above ought to read thus,
Owing.to the large amouat Of
money wasted in various de-
paltments for tie past ten TO
fifteen years. the interest We
are paying on borrowed mons
ey, spent TO supply auto~
mobiles, trips taken by coun>
ty employees, including
county commissioners, money
wasted on the erection
and maintonante Of a county
work house, farm demonstra>
tor, home demonstration,
public dentist health
officer, the extra price
paid for articles Oh which no
bids are asked, articles stolen
from chain gang quarters,
wasted and lost By improper
use Of the old court house,
ETC., ste etc etc, ad in
fnitum we find it necessary
to increase taxes aud force
the sale Of the homes of
citizens this fall to get
the money necessary to keep
us going in such extravagani
Methods, There is going to
fe a reckoning gentleman,
and the guilty will get off
tightly it their property is
not Sc led and credited on the
account Of their extraua~
gance as a r5tnrn 10 the peo~
pie for the unjust burdens
put upon them without their
consent Pub! c SCI wants in
this country are merely cares
takers, the servants d a ma,
.j"rity of citizens, not bosses
and overlords. Ed. Watch
man
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14
Question Of Sanity OIL ]. c. Williams Raised.

TIE possibility of T G Will
ilams not being now of sound
mind caused a continuance of his
case till the next term Of Rowan
superior court. Williams was
to have been tried for criminal
assault, his alledged victim being
a Is year old girl. A special
Venire Of 100 were present but
Williams attorneys, r L Wright,
OF Salisbury, and Judge Osborne
OF Charlotte, raised a question
OF sanity. The court was ad-
]ourned for an hour to enable
counsel to consult a local physi-
clan who has recently attended
Williams ard who was himself
too i'll to come to court Solici
tor Clement accompanied VI.
Osborne and when they return
and repoeted ~that DR. John
Whitehead had stated that Will
liams was OF abnormal mind and
that it would take a thorough
examination TO determine his
sanity the case was ordered
continued.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14
Do Your SsSt.

Everyone should do all he car
to provide for his family aud in
order to do this ne must keep
his physical system ia the best
condition possible. No one car
reasoaa bly, hn!,e to do much
when he is half sch aApod shaf,
of.tuo lime. II you are cousti-
paleG, bilious on GroaDled VIII.
indignation get Il a"kage Of
Chamuertain's T. blet> and fol
low the plain printed directions.
and you will soan bh feeling al
right and able - do a days
work.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMo oU1r1INE Tablets remove til
There is only one promo Quinine,
e w. GROVES signature on box. SOC.
Breakers Ahead,

1t IS highly improbable that
Germany will ratify the treaty
proposed by the Allied and As
ISOLATED Powers," without d
severe increase of economic or
military pressure, Or both In
the end, she is bound to Yield,
out the German people will have
10 be further instructed in the
1ard facts Of defeat before they
an be Reasonably expected to
1gree to so hu:niliating a peace.
They z their cities gay, their
c o untry r Q e d
" war, a nd they easil be
eve the lie everywhere told
hat their armies were unbeaten
The national state of mind was
we'll reflected in the insolent ar
roganCe of the manner and
speech Of the German representa-
tivcs at the Versailles meeting on
Wednesday last The superman
o0session evidently persists.
The existing government has
lacked both the wisdom and the
courage to inform public opinion
Of the circumstances aud COndi-
lions that put Germany co,nplcte
y in the power Of her enemies.
Il is altogether probable. there
lore that the publication of the
drastic terms of the proposed
treaty will provoke a popular out
cry that no government would
dare ignore There need be no
surprise if the time allowed Ger
MANY for the consideration of
the treaty is improved by the ju-
diCiOus exhibition in various
parts Of the Empire of the now
familiar FEATURES Of the Bolshe-
vik bogeyman, as a prelude to a
categorical refusal to sign, upon
the p~retense would be to deliver
the country over to a condition OF
hopeless anarchy.
Then will come the final test
of the nerves of tke "Allied and
Associated' powers If they &C
forward with measures Of unre-
lentlng steruess the German peo-
pie and government will soon
come to their senses, and the
treaty vii! be duly ratified. II
they hem and naw aud back and
back aud fill after the manner OF
their dealings with BolsheviL
Russia, then hell will be to pay
sure enough.
Of the steadiness of the French
nerves in such an emergency
there can be no manner of doubt
Nor do we despair Of the othe:
: Allied and Associated' powers
-Albeuarle News,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14
Patriotic ORDERS PLAN FOR FOURTH,
Committees Named to Meet Friday Night and
Confer Regarding the Celebration July 4th.

Committees Named to Meet Friday Night an,
Confer Regarding the Celebration July 4th
The various patriotic fra
ternal orders and societies Of
Salisbury and Spencer are
planning for a big patriotic
and victory celebration il
Salisbury July 4.h and com
mitte-s have b een named
from the different orders &c
meet Friday night of this
week and coAfer about a suit
able observance of the
Fourth. This meeting will
be held in the Junior Order
hall at $50 o'clock and is com
posed of the following,
Winona council. No. IL, j,
A M-La- 5 Overman
G B Webb, Judge 2 5 Carl
ton, VIM, II Stewart.
Washington Camp No %.
? OS Of A-N A Daniel, DI
W B Duttera A l. FARRELL.
DR. q A Owens, W Nj Dan;el
Salisbury council No. 26
Jr o A NJ Walter Il Woo.
son, A H Price, ID J. Sides.
A B Wertz. " Is >lrachan. (
M Barger.
RagIoy council No 5. s &
j. OF L-W NJ Ruth, & "
J eonard Mrs Mary Morgan
East Salisbury council No
81, JrO u A No Kluttz,
W Summersette, Geo
y tes
alisbury council No. 81, s
u il of ii & KesIer, Mrs J
+ >oa.l, J 9 Ford, Mrs P E
I" mtson, N Wise.
>'7nc-" council No. "A, Jr
0 i A Nj " Growell, G.
I Wa;.;..r = q t'ainson, P
StonipmirA, NH G::lwrl'.
: & d u l. NO. 40, Spen-
c~r-Nrs & + Tate. Mrs K 4
G .h1;e, Mrs 4 E Smith, Rli|
ktr'tz JN Parks.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14
Picnic at YOSt Local.

There VII bt a picnic at
Yost /, cal No. 2SC. + E & T.
= Of # 4 on Ascension
day, May 29jh, 1919, begin
hing al 10 80 with a program
as follows.
Song By the Local.
Devotional exercises.
Music by the String Band.
Address Of welcome by q
Il Page.
Response by e F Houcke.
Music.
Address by Rev } II Keller
Of China Grove. Subject,
farm Life.
Music.
Address by Rev Fl A Well
kar Of Faith Subject, Edu~
cn1ion.
Music
Dinner, | o'clock.
2 O'Clock, sack re.a, lst
prize, one dollar, second
SO cents. Egg race, 1T prize
one dollar, 2nd so cents and
other Taces.
$50, Baseball, single men
against the married men
5 o'clock. box supper,
Sp 10. Spelling match
women against the men.
There will be refreshments
Oh the grounds. Everybody
invited to come and bring
wall flied Ia ketr nd les
enjoy The day together.
J. F. WINEcoFF,
G.. f, YosT.
S. +. RoDeEas,
f. q. Holman,
Committee
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14

- NS
ened my nerves, I sleep as well
as ever-have gained five
pounds.
Rev A L Tull, Methodist,
Atlanta, Ca, Says. "My grand
daughter was "a nervous wreck
from indigestion. Tanlac gave
her an appetite-she can eat any
thing. She is on the road to
recovery
Rev JAS. Fl New, Baptist,
Charleston, Ca, says: my wife
had severe cramps, headaches,
was very nervous, badly run
down, weak and thin. Tanlac
caused her troubles to disappear
and she never complains now"
Rev j A Vallery, former su-
porlntendent of Bethany Home,
onroe, La, now of Memphis,
Tenn, says; Three years ago I
mad d general breakdown with
Indigestion-had T h matt
poins in legs. Since taking Tan
iac am relived Of Indigestion
rheumatic pains haYe stopped
feel like q new man. I give
fanlac unqualified endorse
ment,"
Rev John NJ Sims Baptist,
Atlanta, Ga. says Il suffered
from nervous Indigestion and in-
active Iiger-digestion badly
impaired. TAnlac corrected
these troubles entirely--gained
ten pounds taking two bottles"
Rev, W 7 Roby, Pastor West
Lonsdale Methodist church,
Knoxville, Tenn, testified from
personal experience as to the
great benefit he derived from
taking 'Tanlac for disordered
stomach.
No greater praise can be given
d remedy than the unsolicited
testimony of men whose lives
are devoted to the betterment.
Of their fellow men. Their in
togrity cannot b. doubted. They
serve their calling often at great
personal sacrifice. Tanlac has
helped them they so because they
want to do you good.
Tanlac is now sold in Sails
bury by the Smith Drug Go, S M
Purcell, the Empire Drug Co.
and by leading druggists every
where. Advertisement.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14

When ministers Of some Of the
greatest cOmmunions in the land
endorse Tanlac their words
carry conviction. They say
what they know to be the truth.
They have put Tanlac to the test
of personal service and have not
found it wanting.
The propritors Of Tanlac have
received COUNTLESS testimonies
from people in every walk of life,
earnestly recommending. it.
Among them are anumber from
prominent ministers Of various
churches. A few Of these are
printed below.
Rev W C Norton is pastor OF
the Wesley Memorial church OF
Jacksonville, Fla. He says;-"I
suffered from chronic iudi2Gs-
ion for years. | seldom slept
well and had severe headaches.
Since taxing T4nIac | feel as
we'll asI ever dld~ieaD ~SplenG1dlv
and eat anything I want. Tan
lac has restore NY health AID /
feel it my duty to recommend
it."
Rev A E Sykes, pastor of Wat
zins Park Pres byterian church,
Nashville, Tenn, says, Mrs
Sykes suffered from stomach
and kidney troubles and a,uer-
yous breakdown, nanlac re
stored her health. she is gaining
strength and flesh rapidly "nl
her full restoration is but q
question of time"
Rev G e Butler. pastor of
Central Baptist church Musco-
gee, Okla, says: [ had attacks
of acute Indigestion. Results
from taking TanIac have been
most satisfactory. am glad to
recommend\it us the best medi-
cine | have ever tried
Rev f M Winburn, Methodist,
San Antonio, Texas, says: Il
had no appetite, suffered from
weakness and general debility
could not work without quickly
firing. Found Iaulac to be just
what my system needed. Icon
slider Tanlac a good medicine to
build up run down systems."
Rev j r Taylor, pastor St.
Pleasant Baptist church, Frank
lin, Tex5s, says: "Grippe left
me IN a very bad shape-had
Indigestion, nervous headaches.
could not sleep we'll. Tanlac
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14
SOME ROAD WORK ORDERED.
Money Wasted on Fads and Freaks is Fore,
ing Taxes Higher.

ing taxes higher.
The board of county com
missioners at their regular
monthly session last week
with all members present and
Chairman Il E Rufty presid-
ing, transacted the following
business.
Ordered that J s White be
allowed the privilege sof sell>
ING medicine in the county
without, paying county tax
for the same.
1t was ordered that a
bridge be built over Royals
creek on the Piuy Richfeld
road, Stanly county to bufld
aud an approach and road to
same and pay 500 on said
bridge.
Owing to the fact that all
Of the cd macadam roads
leading out Of Salisbury are
badly worn aud very much
in need Of repair it was order
ed that the chain gang be
brought from the national
Highway at China Grove and
put on these old macadam
roads as soon as the work Oh
the national highway leading
through China Grove is com
pleted.
It was ordered that no trac
tors be used on the improved
roads in Rowan county with
out blocking said tractor
wheels between the cleats
1t was ordered that the
report of the committee on
the Mt Moriah road be accept
ed, which is as follows: Nc
right Of way could be secured
for a new survey and no work
was ordered OH the old road
bed.
The third Greek church
road was deferred on account
of the right of way
Ordered that the old Gold
Hill road leading from Bos-
tian's Cross Roads to China
Grove be built by the first
available force for doing this
work
It was ordered hatthech chain
gang be given two work days
Oh certain road leading tow
ara tia Old Fisher mill.
Ordered that Ellis Ften-
irg be given five dollars crop
damage.
It was ordered that a con-
crete road Is feet wide be
built across the bottom from
Town Greek on the Stokes
-F~rry road to the small
stream beyond the the bot
tom, and also that Geo Z
Martin be given contract for
said work, and to build the
same on the 1913 plan.
An order for six tank cars
OF asphalt be shipped as need
ed and have the privilege of
getting all the asphalt need
ed al the price agreed on.
Messrs w NJ Brown and q
Y Thomasou were appointed
a committee to sell some
mules for the county.
Ordered that a wood
Ell bridge be built across
Dutch Second creek OIL the
read leading from Rockwell
to Lower Stone church
It was ordered that W [
Harris be made one of the
property assessors and ap.
! praisers for Rowan county. t.
succeed G L Carr, who has
been appointed supervisor,
and G. Kesler is made Chief
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14
Suggestion for a Camping Trip.

Buy a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy be
fore leaving home. AS a rule it
cannot be- obtained when on a
hunting, fishing or prospecting
trip. Neither can it be obtained
while aboard on the cars or steam
ships aud at such time and plac-
es it is most likely TO be needed.
The safe way is to have it with
you.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1919-05-14
MINISTERS OF GOSPEL
PUT TANLAC TO TEST

Well Known Ministers Of the South Come Out 0penley and Fear
lessly and Tell What they Know to be the Truth About the
Medicine That Has lelped Them.
Rarely will the ministers of Gospel indorse q proprietary
medicine. The preachers high calling, the influence he CON
mans puts a grave responsibility ON his every word. He will
not j%eopardiz4 his reputation by commencing a thing with
out first assuring himself it is all right. HIS word carries
carries as much weight in the honq, on the street, Or in the
public prints as in the pulpit.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08

ing anything in the Georgia legisla-
ture. A man who does not favor it,
has no business representing anybody
or any interest in a free country like
ours. He is more nearly fit for the
Dark Ages.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08
ANNA HOWARD SHAW

DR. Anna Howard Shaw came from
England to this country, an unknown
pioneer girl of four years and through
her owA efforts eventually became the
President of the National Women's
Suffrage Association. In her girlhood
she lived with her parents immi
grant family in a Michigan wilder.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08
Members of Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this pa
per and also the local news published
herein.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY.
SUFFRAGE OPPOSITION -.

Any serious effort to muddle the
equal suffrage issue in Georgia with
the negro vote is a thrust at the in
telligence of those who may exercise
the ballot Georgia women will
not believe that their right to
vote is hinging on a disposition of the
negro If Georgia had not years ago
disposed of the colored man in this
respect, it might raise some doubt
when men high up say what they are
saying about it now. But not one o.
them believes what he says about it
when he asserts that to extend the
right of the ballot to white women
would imperil the whole white suf
frage system That isn't sO,--not one
word Of it, and nobody with a particle
OF intelligence DelleVeS IL.
The vindictive element in the Geor
gia legislature is trying now to force
a vote on the suffrage amendment
with a boast that it will be lost, -and
the vote is going to be demanded to
make sure that it is lost. This can do
nothing more than put Georgia on the
black list of shameless opponents.
This vindictive vote will never hurt
the cause of suffrage. But Georgia
will go down in history as opposed and
her record will be made at this time
Woman suffrage is a coming PROPOSE
ton. Nothing hardheaded, narrow,
arbitrary politicians can do in At
lanta can stop the suffrage movement
and it is going to be run bodily over
these states rights" devotees.
Those who champion the opposition
are doing it solely for notoriety. If
Jackson, at all could not get their
names in the papers of Atlanta in con
nection with the opposition, there
would be little opposition.
Georgia is going to regret what she
is permitting these "phillies" to pull
down in the way of opposition to suf-
frage for women To be made to admit
it is worse than to run rough shod
over the fond traditions of states
rights. We ran roughly over states
rights when we wanted prohibition.
We would be as willing to do so for
suffrage if we were out from under the
spell of the bean heads" in the le-
gislature.
Within less than a year we are 60
ing to be pulled head-long into voting
liberties for women That thing is
coming Thirty-six states are going to
send it over just as fast as they have
time to get their legislatures together
and pass on it. Georgia opposition
glated the other day over a Texas
defeat for woman suffrage Before
they got cool. the legislature adopted
the Susan B. Anthony amendment and
into the ranks Texas went Texas is
but an average southern state. The
ants have long counted strong on
Texas to help defeat suffrage. But
Texas has already joined the right
side of it. Georgia will never be able
to boast of her opposition, and the
day she casts her vote against it, that
day will she make history for herself
that will never be proudly referred
to by her citizenship. Let the vindic-
tives bring up the amendment and
smash it: In less than a year the
vindictives will not want to own their
part in it. Woman suffrage in Georgia
and throughout the United States is
as sure as daylight A man who can
not see it has no business represent
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-08

ReyaviX. the little capital of Ice
land, is more than 1000 years old.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-25
Practice Scores.
NINETEEN iLLlNI
AWARDED LETTERS

! l'rbana, H.. Nov. Nineteen III
mi were awarded the VARSITY letters
and gold footballs last night by the
Illinois board of athletic control. d fol
lows; Capt. VIM ". Nopp. Albert ".
Mohr, Richard Lifvendahl, Clarence
Applegran, Earnests Lov.Joy. all of
Chicago. Charles Carne,, s,tuNesant
:: Smith, Evan ston, l.aWr tncel Val
QuiSt, Milton lander, Rockford, Starry
Schlaudeman, Decatur, Ill, John &.
enler. Lewiston. III; BurtonA Ing
welson, Fulton. H.; Richaru ". Rein.
le Beason H.; Robert f. Fletcher,
Raph T. Fletcher, Morris. ILL.,; t.d.
ward c. Sterlaman, Springfield, H.;
Ots Petty, aWrenceVllle. H., Walter
+, trangle, Onarga, Ill; Geo. Koch.
Davenport, iowa.
Koch VAS rewarded in the ONO
game SATURDAY.. II was his first time
this year and he is a Senior. LuppKe
recommended him for letter for the
part he played in Saturdays game
against Ohio State
The Him will be feted next Monday
night By the Champaign Rotary cluD
when captain for next years team
will De elected, Among the eligibles
ere Ralph and Robbie Fletcher and
John Deppler. center. 1t is a toss.up
between the two Fletcher brothers II
VIII be turkey for one of them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-25
SHARP TAKES HIS
SH0OTIN' EYE AL ONG
by y. J. hristmann,

There was some shooting weather
sunday ut the La sale Gun club traps
nit, say the shooters with the excep-
tion CT DR.. Sharp. In the trophies ser.
les the doctor pulled on fifty and
filled IS full OF shot, winning both
the Black diamond and tile Western
cup. One OF those mean, and strong
head winds was blowing when the
shooters were read; Tor the fracas
which made the targets 'shlmmey
worse than ever before, and some OF
the boys claim that they made better
sc,reS when they did not line up on
the crazy mudS
The doctor likes to shoot under diff
iicullies and everything was in line
tCr aim TO make a killing. He made
- on each cup Of his p. which l.
considered some shootin' under the CIR
cumstances and is elated accordingly,
while the other fellows claim that fate
death har'hly with them-but they
are good sports.
The scores follow for each event.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-25
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Miniature Castle From Sandstone.

carved from soft sandstone. n NINA.
f1rc medieval castle on California
bench faithfully represents n feudal
fortress on small scale. The modei
building stands On n diminutive Hill
mat sfiikinglv resembles the preclpi-
tons elevations upon which such
s'rongho'ds usually were built. Sew.
er,ll styles oi ARCHITECTURE" are to hp
seen IN the sn,al castle, which was
fhshioned on u scale Of one.fourth
inch 10 one foot NY mechanical en-.
gincer who spent his leisure moments
on the task.--Popular Mechanics Mag.
nzine