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DEMPSEY SECURES ED. LEWIS
Wrestler VIII Ain in Training Chan
0ionship Challenger After Meet
Ing Zbynzko Monday

&c CHICAGO. May l4-Jack pcnns.v
matched 10 fight lass
4Wfllard for the championship. resumed
his journey today by automobile 10 To.
,lenp. where the contest is 10 take MIA ce
s1uly 4. Dempsey had been at EXcelsior
sEprlngs. Mo. for more than a week
and stopped over here 10 rest for A
st0uple Of days.
awhile here Dempsey engaged Ed
I9Stranglerl Lewis, the wrestler, as one
Ssfs his ira lining partners. Lewis ia TO
leave Tor Toledo soon after his match
sEtth Zbyszko hero next Monday night
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DODGERS, 7; REDS, 6
tRy Associated Prcss. |

BROOKLYN. \. =. May l4.-Grimes
pitched shut-out ball today, and
Brooklyn took the second straight
game from Cincinnati, TO O. Only in
the fourth inning did the Reds
threaten to score, when. with one out,
kousch and s; Magee sin giles. Grimes
then frightened up and famed Daubcrt
and kopf.
III tho second inning Myers made the
side Ebbitt's Field tho ball going
through deep left center.
The score:
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Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia.
40 u
Totals

Totals ..s3 8 { Totals SIS sl1 3
'Batted for Watson in third
tBattcd for Prendergast in seventh
HATED for DeschSer In ninth
lv " y,
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SPIDERS STAGE COME BACK
BEAT WILLIAM AND MARY
AT BOULEVARD FIELD, az
Defeat OF Eastern Virginia League
Champions Due to MRatcrfui
Pitching of Knight.
r.. V. I. A. A. Standing.


The curtain in the Eastern Virginia
intercollegiate Athletic Association
baseball season came down with a
lang yesterday afternoon ut Boulevard
Eicld when Richmond College trounced
the Indians. league leaders. by Il score
OF TO . The Spider ball tossers, in
humblinE the Williamsburg outfit.
copied the honor Of administering the
only championship defeat they have
suffered.
The secret OF the Spider triumph lay
IN the mastcrful pitching Of Jack"
night The veteran earned no-hit
game. making two straight OF this va
r'cty. but this time tho one hit charged
against him was due I" tones bone.
Jones fclded Johnson's Eroundcr to
snort and had Upton at second easily.
but threw to first, Johnson boating
the throw
After yesterdays game. three OF the
locals. Ryland. Northern and simpson
took their uniforms off for the last
time as Spider baseballcrs. OF tho
rest OF tho squad. there is a nuCucus
around which TO build a winner next
year.
''I'l,n
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TARS COLTS FOEMEN TODAY
D0IBS0NITES RETURN TO
HOME LOT FOR 3 GAMES
Contest VIII Mark Second Appcar-
ancc OF Locals Here Since Open
OF Season.

After stay Of three days in Suf-
folk, the Colts will open week
end series with Norfolk at Boule-
ward Field at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon. The games will give local
fans their FIRST real opportunity to see
the team Dobson has assembled in
action, as only ono game has been
opener with Petersburg.
pobSons club has lost four straight
two TO Petersburg and two TO Suffolk
rms, however. is hardly more than
Inc Wi y manager himself predicted
as he has been unable to get fast
ciuD together because some of tho
best players he has signed arc still
in military service and cannot report
until later in tho season. When he
does get his machine going as no has;
planned though the other clubs in the
Colts with care to prevent drubbinys,
unless all signs fall.
1t Is scarcely too much 10 saw that
the locals may be strengthened al
most 100 per cent within the next
two weeks. and they VIII then be in
a position TO AFFORD opposition TO the
league leaders, whoever they may
happen TO be at the time.
TO date Norfolk has lost two and
won two but from all reports tho
team is stronger than this would in
dlcatc Snappy games are promised
for tho last three days OF the week
an opportunity to support n team that
Is losing now, but shows signs of
gaining strength rapidly and going 10
tho fore.
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WHITE sQx Down CHAMPS
JACKs0N'S TWO-BAGGER IN
SIXTH WINS CLOSE SCRAP
Iicottc Hns Better OF Pitchers battle,
with Mays Tanning babe
Ruth Twice.
TBy Associated Pre.,1

CHICAGO. May 14.-Jackson's two
oase hit, coupled with a tumble by
Barry IN the sixth inning. today Eave
Chicago the first game in the series
with Boston, 1 to 0.
was battle between Pitchers
Cicotte and Mays C,fcotte s.aved on
defeat In the first half or t%a e,rth
when hit and two errors nut runners
on second and third with none out.
nc disposed of Mays. Hooper and Barry
on snort nies. Cicotte struck out Ruth
twicc in four times up.
The score:
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BlhFORD BEATS BELLEVUE
Now Tied With BnInbridre for Cb,r
pionship In Junior High
school League.

-, IN the fast game schedule in the Junior
High school League, Bnford defeated
ing score of IL 10 o. The features .es''t of
the contest were the hitting Of Jimmy
CrSuch and the pitching of Cummings.
FOR the championship. each having Won
hve and lost one. The tie will be
played or at Boulevard Field next
burg High School next week.
The score:
till.
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BRAVES, d; CARDINALS, 2.
ICY Associated prcs,1

BOSTON, May 14.-Timelv hitting
enabled Boston TO gain its first home
Victory OF the season today by de-
lcat!ns 81. Louis. { to 2. Rudolph was
given perfect support and kept hits
scattered except IN the sixth inning
When singles by Schultz, Shotten and
ll0rnsby produced two runs
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Cincinnati.
Totals ..S2 o Totals IA ia
.Batted for Ring in seventh

Cincinnati ...o o q a n N
Brooklyn ....... n 4 n !
SummaTy: Two base hit-Olson. Home
Iun-Myers Stolen bases--Oson. Griiith.
Myers Sacrifice hiis-l. Magee. Malone
-. Double plays-L. Magec. Olson and
KonetGhy. Left on bases-Cincinnati. s;
nrookiyn; = First base on crrors-Cin.
Cdnnsu. 3 Bases on bnils-on Bressler |
on Grimes. ). Hits-or bressler. 6 in ais
dcrncr, s." in innnsEns s? s;r,r innings; of
m,r,cfss!eE,3 by Ring. !: by Grimes. s. wild
rn..Gipnr-- ,',,,Es,, mining pitcher. Grimes.
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YANKEES, |; TIGERS, O
fRy Associated Pres,

DETROIT. MICH. May 14.-In a
pitchers battle. New York today gave
Ihormhhlen support In the field that
Won the nrst gaine OF the series from
Detroit, ! 10 0.
In the nth inning Bush fumblcd a
grounder by Lewis, who gained third
on Bodies single, and scored when
Ruel went out. Sensational catches
vented Detroit scoring The score:
York n....,.
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PHILADELPHIA

totals .2 Totals 80 II II .
.Batted for PERRY In sixth
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Boston
St. Louis,

Totals ...2f 7 Totals ..32
Ran for SNYDER in seventh
rre"tted for Meadows In sixth
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Score 10y innings: r.
Pittsburgh .i q 7 n n 9, 4,
Philadelphia ...... o : O n n +
summary: Two: base hits--Bigbee Zitz-
man. Thrcoibase hit.Pearce. Stolen ba seq
=, M,nt%cGke!' Iitzman Sacrifice hits--S,cngcl
Mo'lWit%, Miller. Double p!ays-Terry, Cut
S IN "nd Safer: Pcsrcc. Sticking and l.,,der-
dephia. {. FRS, base on errors-piits
hnrGh -; Phi!adelphia.. . Bases on balls
or Miller. 5: off Pr.ndcrgast 4 on
ocsehGer;. /. H,ta--om Watson. in in.
ninEs; off PrcnderEast. in 4 innings: IN
oeschger, 5 IN innings. Struck oi,t--t,y
Mil!ST: ;; by Prendergast, l. Losing Pitch
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INDIANS, II; SENATORS, 2
IBy ASocia,c,l rro..l

CLEVELAND. May i.-Cleyelard
aet"at"d Washington easily today. il
- :, knocking Ayers from tho box I'm
tie FIRST inning. and also hitting Craft
nara Chapman made .CleNclands iirst
nome run OF the year. II being Il drive
inside tho park TO tho lc.t-ncld
Eashy was invlncih,e except in the
sixth inning. The score:
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hickey buy. John La,an.

.smHUSTON; May I4-Manager Branch
hickey, or the 81. Louis National
~ had bought John Lavan, AN innelder,
kpfn the Washington club. OF the
I8Wsrican League. l.avan, who has
atEt. Louis on MAY 20
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PIRATES, 8; PHILLIES, 3
by Associated Pre..l

PHILADELPHIA. May ll-Timelv
ki,ting and better fielding gave Pitts
nurgh today's game with Philadelphia
10 8. Watson was ineffective in the
three innings he pitched and the
Flrates amassed lead the phillies
were unable to overcome
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Totals $50 Totals 20 o 6 /
slattea for Ehmke In eighth

Detroit 80. ....... o o n 4 ~
Summary: Three-h base hit~I G,s,1,,S
Stolen bases-P!pp Bod,e Sacrlfce HIT:
fh:ttnson Double riay-Baker to Pratt to
ilpp. Let on bases-New York &, De-,
i,r"!t. L. FIRST base on error-New York /
Eh hfSSh on Gi99iI !s-o srthornahien i; on
ninss OF kaiiio. none In / struck out-by
III, u"L L ,nah!en. - by Ehmke. }. Losing
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4 ao-peci.ion Bo,ine In MICHIGAN

sSsssS IsANSING. MICH. May 1.-THE bin
5lAEAiizing tcn-round no-decision boy
JIM contests in Michigan was signed
.s4ndAy by Governor Sleeper and given
Ekntpcdiate effect. A commission TO
the contests will be appoint
3AAsoy the Governor within the next
9ttHlrty days,
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sNehintt h,t,a1 Tor % I'LL +, nis..-

.1Stephens oatted for Fen,rcss in ninth
M R'fhsna"a and SY'i aa2y.. SSSc sa1afs
SUMMARY; Two base hlt--Pollard. Stolen
Mscs5 TcG srr.,, on Hur2; Love t;b 9n
C,HuT; 3 Mack. !. Wild pitches Knight,
- Seuis. INT by pitched baIi--by
!; iSShi; !. BY Settle. l.. Lett on Ueees-
-. Bases on bais-on Knight. i on Set
tie. 4 struck out-by Knight. s by Settle.
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DETROIT. MICH, Nav 14.-Waivcrs
nav" been asked on Pitcher Bill James
by :, the Detroit american League Club
James. feeling he can mitch better hail
Win another team, requested his re-
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Score by innings

Ssi s STATE And Giiy........91 SSSSSSG9922
oS Summary ,rS Two, base hi,s-,p,t. Roberts
CtcE. Ihrec base hits-Roberts. Stoisn
MSniiG sr n,, C"'rsr 81 Conrad Jenn!nrs.
p,e nihSS- peitrtCk TO Wharton IIit nv.
pitched halii az LEI, or bases-First
crror-Ftrst NATL. I. Bases on baiis-ot
TSarier. :: on Nonder!ehr: .. Struck out"
game-l:-S Ump.re-MilIer scorer.BarSUt
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Chicago.
Now York
Totals ...c7 . o To,als 40 81
Ran for Killifcr In the eighth.
Score by iuninCa: n

New York 49,. ........o . o / o o S-5
summary: Two base hits-kauT Tim
norman. Ellifcr Sacrifice hi,s-jjni
l9cher;, Zimmerman. Fletcher. Sacriice
flies Mann. O'Farrcll. Double pl;,ys-
Fletcher. Doyle and Chase. Left on bascs-
N.w York 4: Chicago. 3. Base on balls
Innings: or Martin. in l. Stuck out-"lyv
pubuc. |: by Vaughn. Z. Losing pitcher.
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Washington.
.

SUMMARY: Tive: base h!t,-Janvrin, Eos
~ tH; ihree-hase h!t-Smith. Home run
hapmaa. stolen bascs-Smith Johnston
a ,,;n. hits-Hasby, Gardner. sac-,ncn
W.sb;5S,oneFis GraneE Left on bases
~ IA .. rroTs-,.-Washington. l.. Cleveland. J.
of Baghy. 3. lIi,s-or Ayers. ~;
inning: OF Craft. In 72-5 innings. Struck
" n11,-bnoSy SraM. ): BY BaSby 3. Losing
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Blnfor(l.


bintord ........0 o o . 81 '-l5
summary: Two-bAse its-iloladay Cen
trN. Ihrrc base hitS-Iiolladay stolen
s ssSesS 5n1bia 2; Hawkins = Gentry. Nor.
III by pitched bali-MorGan Left on bases
-bintord s: Bellevue. . First base on err
Cummns; O.: OF Thomas. s. Hiis-on Cum.
fnins IN innings: on Thomas "a In
innings. struck out-bv Cunmins 10: bv
Thomas. s Time Of Eame-2:06. Umpire
o cary. Scorer-Miss Poet & Co
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
louisville, .: Toledo, /.
M4in,neapoiis. s. Kansas City. ..
Milwaukce-S st. PAU: rain
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.DUBUC WINS FOR GIANTS
HOLDS CUBS TO FOUR HITS
AND ANNEXES VICTORY, 3-2
Vaughn IIurIs We'll. but HIS Trouble
With Lower End of Winners
Battling Order.
IBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. May 14.-New York
n gain defeated Chicago hero TODAY,
winning by the same score as yestcr-
day, to .. Dubuc won his first game
Of the season, and held Chicago to
four hits.
Vaughn also pitched we'll. but had his
,rouolc WIN the lower end of tho New
York batting order, as McCarty and
DM6uc each drove in run.
Tho score:
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COLLEGE nAsEp.1,

Fordham. Z: Princeton,
pennsylvania, 10; Havcrford Col.
Brown, S: Yale. l.
Harvard. IL; Williams. T.
Navy 80: Johns HOPKINS, o.
Gettysburg, .: Nillanova. q
Army. !: Sarthmore. 0.
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I,n.,nr" ~ 'HhIHTS r.
sn0''pm &C.,. .-................o
rhT nm !hsT Tw9;Ha,. hitsHerzor Cruise
iSacrincs hies-J. e. Smith Kelly. Lett ON
10 10, h9Sion; 8 st Louis &. Base on balls"
~ Msad"ws In . inmings off rucro. in | /:
or ET,nctncl. IN Struck out-bv Rudoioh
-MCAdhws 49, - '-"eI'.N VItcNcr
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COLTS PLAY NORFOLK AT 400 AT BOULEVARD FFID
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 3; Chicago. 2.
Boston. q; st. Louis g
brooklyn. I; Cincinnati o.
Pittsburgh, q: Philadelphia, 3.
GAMES TODAY.
ST. Louis at Buston
Pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN
Chicago at New York
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BROWNS, II; ATHLETICS. o
tBy Associated Press.l


81; LOUIS, May lt.-Weilman Mitch
ca shut-out ball and ST. Louis batted
out an ll-to-O victory over Philadel-
phia in the opening game OF the series
today. 40
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, L; Boston, o.
New York, I: detroit, o.
cleveland, II; Wmshincton .
81. Louis, IL; Philadelphia. o.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia mt st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland
New York at Detroit
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
pctersburgn 2; Norfolk, o.
nlcimond Suffolk (rain)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT News (rain,.
GAMES TO-DAY,
Norfolk Mt Richmond
Newport News ut Petersburr
Suffolk at Portsmouth,
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Boston,
Totals ..3i 4 2 Totals al / 5 2

I Chicago ......... o O O a q I n n
summary: Two-b base hit--Jacks Dou-
pc" plaE-RIshorg. Ganiti and Weaver
LEI, on bases-Ch!cago. 4; Boston. !. First
oil Mays, i. Struck out---by Cicotte 3
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TEXAS I.EkCI'E.

Fort Worth. 4; San Antonio. 3.
beaumont. I; Dallas, S.
galveston aco-rain.
iouston-S hreveport-rain.
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INTERNATIONAL IEAcr-E

Bunalo. 80: Jersey City. 90.
Kochester. S; Baltimore. ..
LINZ mton, 81: Reading. "A.
toronto. 4; Newark, L. Ten innings
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,fsdttSN Tot PeefFy n sixth.
Score bv innings: p
Philad 81 ph!a -. o O oooooon
sum I9m,5; Two +, :sIS.ll
IIhIee-tase hit,Aus,in. Home run-Ssler
Stolen hase-Slsler: Sacrifice hits-Witt. Bill
4dGlph!s. =: st. Louis. s First on error-st
,; Watson. q Weiman. / Hits-ofr Perry
In Innings: Greveli: in Is inning. Hit
by Perry. l. Weiman. l. Wild pitch-Cire-
veil. Losing pitcher-Perry
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!. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
VIEW Orleans. c. Memphis, {. JTirs.

New Orleans. 3; Memphis. 0. Second
game called seventh. agreement
birmingham, II; Atlanta, 9
Nashville. s: CHATTANOOGA 6.
Mobile, G; Little Rock, l.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13
PERSONALS

s>'' v y Self and wife arrived
h'' ,rning train from Durham.
O-O-O
2 Warren left on the morn
train for nobsoai'
D-o-O
49,: rIoise Dunn and Mr.. Joe Rid
N',,5 a4oyod to Spring Hill last ev-
ening n
I'D Mrs. Leland Kitchin left
7a, for a few days visit TO
woke Forest and Raleigh
O-O-O
Al cbautauqua Tickets must be
- 4h;s week if the guarantors are
e'q .orpved of their responsibility.
% ,.5, wants to help in this.
D-O-O
: Mr.. and Mrs. Howell and Children
r;lrarv. were in town yesterday
OF
,'0Ii 600
y, and Mrs. Lonnie Dunn return
ID Yesterday from visit to South
Carolina
600
u.,e Won bought your Chautauqua
..,..s7 IF not buy at once from one
. tho quarantors. They look to you
lorn ont.
600
Mics VIII Andrews and Mr.. John
;, .s.,+yo, motorel to the river las:
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13
The Doctor Away From Home Whe1
Most Needed

People are often very much disap-
pointed to find that their family ply
stefan is away from home when they
most need his services. Diseases like
pain in the stomach and bowels collie
and diarrhoea require prompt trea-
ment, and have in many instances pro-
ven fatal before medicine could be
procured or a physician summoned.
The right way is to keep at hand a
bottle Of Chamberlain s Collie and Dia-
rrhoea Remedy. No physician can pre-
scribe a better medicine for these di-
seases. By having it in the house you
escape much pain and suffering and all
risk. Buy it now; it may save life.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13
DAWSON NEWS

Miss Ship returned to her home in
Enfield Sunday after spending a few
days with Mrs. P. A. Lawrence, Of
Dawsons
Mr.. and Mrs J D. Lawrence, Of
Dawsons visited relatives in Scot
[snd Neck Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Holiday, attended the
I home coming in Rocky Mount on
Thursday
Mrs. B. S. Kirkland returned TO
her home in Palmyra Monday after
|visi Jag reletives here.
Mr. Bruce Pope, who has recently
Returned from overseas came home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weeks visited
Felatlves in Whitakers Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Butts, attend
f. services at Deep Creek Church
Sunday.
Mr.. Douglas Lawr.rce motored 10
|Enfled Friday evening.
Miss Irene White has returned home
Fi'ef teaching school at Tarboro.
MIS- j. 3. Partine has resigned as
writer to this paper and have given
10 another writer, Miss Lillian
Patine.
Miss Lucille White returned home
''"fday after visiting her sister Mrs
''lon Johnson of Tarboro.
WIS., ?. a. Lawrence gave a party
way night at her home in honor
ohlpp. Cream and cake were
yea and everyone leaf after nav-
very pleasant time
Aessrs Eugene White and Marion
,.''e Were IN Dawson s commune
Monday evening.
N'o" Barnes and G.. G.. Wv
u. "aoe their usual call at Daw-
'rs Friday and Sunday
J.. w. ~. Ernest Lawrence motored to
y w. j. Partine's Tuesday on ous-
"' M. W. Perry made a business
p p. to ., Dawsons Tuesday.
bin :. Il, l. Clark made a professional
et. 70 Mr. P. A. Lawrences Tuesday
:, fr'oon to see his wife.
o. bessie Barnhill went to town
!, 5i'os Tuesday.
alo.. -, W. Butts went shopping on
''F IN Scotland Neck.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13

There is more Catarrh in this sact5on
OF the country than ali other diseases
put together. and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
!ocal remedies. and by constantly failing
20 cure with local treatment. pronounced
1t incurable. Catarrh is a local disease
greatly Influenced by constitutional CON
dltlons and therefore requires constitu-
ClonaI treatment. Halls Catarrh Med;-
cine. manufactured by F. j. Cheney &.
Co, Toledo, Ohio, is constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
OF the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Hairs
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure Send for
circulars and testimonials
+: J.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
rialls Family Pills for consultation.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13

The blood Of the Blue and the GRAY
A pretty good mixture by the way:
Were the boys who surely carried the
day,
Across the waters, over the 4wav.
lhey broke the Hindenburg line.
And were we'll upon their way to
the Rhine;
AND as sure as sin would have gone
to Berlin,
But for the veto Of Foch and Per-
shing.
OF course the Tar-heels were in front
Of the fray,
AS it has always been the Tar-heel
way, ~-
And they surely had the Huns in a
box,
As1naturally expected when led by
Minor and Cox,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13
TIE DIXIE THEATRE PRESENTS

the final episode Of that great Ger
man spy serial 1.-The Eagles Eve,'
featuring Mr.. KING RAGGOTT and
Miss MARGUERITE SNOW and the
last episde is said to be the best one
OF the twenty episodes. Also with this
show Miss Anne Pennington Of the
midnight follies, and one of the hest
and most graceful dancer the fol,fcs
has had in a long time. She will an
pear tonight in ''Antics Of Anne,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13
ALL TIRED OUT
Hundreds More in Scotland Neck
In the Same Plight.

In the Same Plight.
Tired all the time;
Weary and worn out night and
day;
Back aches head aches,
Your kidneys are probably wea-
kened.
You should help them at their
work.
Let one who knows tell Won
how.
.)ere Bunch, carpenter, Scotland
Neck, says: Il used Doan S Kid
ney Pills about six months ago.
My back was SO bad | couldn t
bend over and Was in misery.
My kidneys didn act properly
and | felt tired and languid all
the time. Finally [ got Doan s
Kidney Pills at Whitehead Co s
Drug Store and they brought me
wonderful relief. -
Price 60, at all dealers. Don :
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan s Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Bunch had Foster Mil
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13

Have you bought your Chautauoua
tickets? If not buy at once from one
OF the guarantors. They look to Won
to help out.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13
DIR. VIM. A. CARTER
Veterinary Surgeon,

WELDON, N. G.
TreA1 all Diseases of the Domestic
Animals. Home Telephone Connection
Will be at N. E. WINSLOW IS Stab
les every Thursday.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-06-13
TEE BLUE AND THE GRAY

BY J. Y. Savage, u. c.. V.
on S2nd Birthday, June 18th. 1919
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-05-30
MANY More Miles

-AAdAly WORE nHtS----
OUT OF YOUR OLD CASTINGS
CONSULT US AND LET Us CON-
VINCE YOU.