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The Washington herald., 1919-10-03
Ross May Swim N Hsvsl.

Honolulu--Sorman Ross. swim
ming champion OF the interaIned
gameS is expected 70 be q feature
OF the big aquatic carnival opening
in Honolulu. October 80
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

LIGHT ON LIES PROBLEMS
Frank Theodore Allen, Director. Astrological
Research Society. Life readings. By appointment.
g. Typewriter forecasts. S up Vocational
Guidance and Children's Horoscopes . specially.
t6 e NV. Phone Franklin ee2
Astrolog Reveals Root Causes.
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MADAME ISMAR
GIFTED PALMIST AND CL-AIRvoYAN7
D.. IEi.l. IS...hIs

GIFTED PALMIST AND CLAIRvoYANr.
Born With 4 Double Vel
Gives absolute study and confidential tnfor1na-
ton On all subjects near and dear TO the hui
man race: telling past. present and future. Gives
advice on love, courtship and marriage, family
Affairs. divorces, law. business and speculations.
etc Tells what you are best adapted for. your
lucky and unlucky days. how to eliminate family
discord and trouble; establish happiness and
peace; make up lovers quarrels: tells who you
will marry and when; brinss the separated to-
gether; can break up your enemy's power; over
come evil inhuence and bad luck II you are
seeking the advice Of . palmist clairyoyant or
medium it will pay you to CONSULT MADAME
ISMAR FIRST.
Sc LOUISIANA AVENUE NV.
In Private Residence
(Opposte Court HouR)
Hours 10 q m. to 3 p. m Daily.
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WHAT Should | DO3

How often in life We come 10
nHG . stapdSill, perple1ed and iu
HHHR doubt concerning which step
nNy to take for the best. It is Just
u m At this step on the Ladder of life
w that the mistakes are made, 20
don't decide your future 90
mere guess work Be advised By one who
can properly advise you- Advice on
health. loSe. marriage. business, inyen-
tions, speculations and al ahairs of life
Satisfaction guaranteed or no chargeA
Hours. 4 m TO . p N Studio 80
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PHRENOLOGISTS.
NINE. SHERA,

Phrenologist and Bust
ness Adviser. gives truth
fu advice on all Affairs
Of life.
She was born with
strange and remarkable
povG-power not meant
to gratffy the idle Gu
rious. but to direct, ad-
wise and help men and
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr; TELLS
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS, . A, NJ.
To p NJ 6l5 7th ST. NV ocl-tf
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MADAM RUTH
MADAME VICTORIA,

he gifted palmist and cairYuysnt Can ~
vise business family ahairs. love and msrrisses.
Can tell you the name Of future husband oe
wife. Can tell you the secret Of being success.
full; how to avoid trouble and hou to avoid evil
Influence. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charsa
Entrance 80 7th NJ aukfG
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PALMISTRY.
MADAM EPPY,

EGYP1IAN PALMLST.
Reeds your life from cradle to grsss: hx pos>
rrs are wonderful; indisputabls sdrics; eie.f ~
formation concerning love. coQrtahfp, mariass
and divorce; both rieh and poor hnd counsel
equally beoencial and Interesting; yoa srs vtsss
and happtT after consulting hx; satihsctiea
saa:sntsed: pszmansntly located; hoors, . -
70 p n
~ PA AVE NV. SRR
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FOR SALE1H0USES.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
4eenssd by the District d JorunhaA
MADAME Parker.

MADAME PARKER,
GIFTED CLAIRvOYAST AND MEDIUM
II you are going TO seek advice or help, why
not consult one who 10 well Known. one who u
here permanently She can tell 700 u the one
you love Is true or false and tell you how TO
win and hold the oEs Of your choice; tells you
what business and what part Of ths world 10
most lucky for you and advises you how to gain
and hold good position: she brinss the sep
aated together; makes hsppin1s between man
and wife. Can tel you II anybody has put bad
luck or evil influence on you and shs can tell
y0a how TO take IL Oh. Can tell you the cause
II your troubles and hos to avoid them Can
advise Jou in divorce cases; when TO speculate
and where to locate This lady does not tell
to please you. but gives only truthful advice you
can depend on Do not become discouraged u
you have seen others and they have failed to
help you MADAM PARKER viii show you
way. Satisfaction or no charges.
READINGS, 500
I'll It NV, between ldh and lxh sts Upstairl
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted clairvoyant and r.dium. can b Co.
sulted on all afain Of lfa Where Others fall,
she succeed: Her advice ID good. ~ h9. Ne
rueas work qsestions ssked; what The sses and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed OF.
Gee n llth It. NV. two doors north Of Palais
Royal store. HoufA II q n 70 . - tul1oe
PAlnistry u Q recognized s1encs. an
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MADAME ALIEN
Special Readings. $l.00
ME. JEANETl

PALMIsT. CLAIRvOYAyT
mt and future She asks no questioos, but -
fore 700 utter . word sae tails what ycu called
fx. names Of frisndA enemla; teIh hsv 70
gain success im business, health. coutahip. mar
rtass, divorce tabs you what part Of the world
and hold . good position; she tells II the one
you love b t-us or false Arc Juu In troubsi
Do ycu nnd tns one you Lave bestowed your
trust and affection upon sitting cool and in
dideren; toward youf She WI remove all o.
stseles and tell you how t. win and hold the
one you sesle. She rvmiites tie separated. 10
eates absent friends or relatives Readinys u.n1
30 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
P.hars Psriokk Opp saks q On
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted elsiryoyant and palmist Giyes sdyics
on business matters, lore, health, and family a.
fairs. Tells name Of your futurs husband O
wife. tells Z orc yoc love u true or false What
part of the country Is luckiest TO you. What "a
do to be successful in life tzls New York ave.
NV. Next door to Masonic Tsmpas. Read
lres q. 3dkM
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MADAM D'ASHMAN

UJpsy CldrTogant
And card reader; aducs given % buansR
marriage and cirorce; TINS woman has rad
for many peopis In many countries. hR
predictions are reliabla In e st. earnR
LHh- srll-sos
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PHoNoGRAPH REPAIRING.

EXPERT PHONOGRAPH RE-
pairing by man with FIVE years
experience in the business; reason :
able charges. Call c. W. EAST
MENT, Jr.. North 2232-J oe2-f
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RIZPAtI EIDON

e known a one Of its nestot expou.ota Hus
dreds viEt this remarkable v,man daily; con-
plete resdngs with accurate descriptions of vhst
ycur hand iorvtells only 81. Recsption parior ae
corner Of sth and @ nv. Entrancs sh st
Hourn. 10 q m to Q q. N t<0A
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
TABLE BOARD.

WANTED-TwO LADIES Oh GENTLEMEN
70 take tEo meals = day. Private family. 5s;
nth St nv. oc2H
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oc5t
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-woMAN 10 TAKE HOME FAM-
ly vaSh- B,S sh o. NV oc5lt
WANrED-A LADY WHO WOULD STUDY
hr- Apply nt school. 0o Ct. n. W., 7
p n Room $ se9oc3SSl0
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
T-sirinr n.,lth onlccr..

The University Of North Carolina
VII very Ike, enlarge the scope Of
Il extension sera g - include a
course for the training Ct county
health of eors TIE plan was given
'en;atiye enn dorat'on in confer.
anee between IRA Chase and MrcNi.
der - to 'lculty ~ the niyer, itv.
and Dr " Renkin and Pr y +.
W1@nburn, OF tie state board Of
health
The r1iver e recently added an
xr"rt in sanitation f. is cult lnd
tie Institution would he well ecu pned
10 provide tie course for the hreIth
officers q NartN rel5ra Tho nroa.
cs't'eH e rccqrlcl among health OK.
perts as q r1ovo Not would he n 4
productive n efficiency IN tio 'nrthor.
arca q the health campaign in the
state
The conference however was pprc.
" ~ tentative nature hut ie proh.
ably to flrrrrpaer " further conf r.
e9cos tetwecY TIE facrl'r : NE Uni.
rore'tv ard to of'c'alS ~ ttn STATE
baord ~ healtN Worth OR lirq is
Vol IN the l!et ~ S'stas vth lor's.
ton fr he rretet'eo ~ tNo heolth
II Z c't'2,rsAln mt = force e min,
l. LII T..
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Mills Running Full Time.

Gastonia Announcement was made
by the management Of the Armstrong
chain Of mills, whose Gastonia plants
are the Armstrong, Dunn. Clara. Sem
mole and Osceola. that these plants
would resume full time operation For
some time past these mills. like noar
ly all the mills in this part OF IT,
country. have been running three
nights and four days week, closing
every Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock
However, these mills will now run
fun time. This news was joyfnly re.
ceived by the operatives who have
however. manifested a splendid spirit
Il cooperation with the management
during trying times.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Farnlnn Adenold clubs.

The state board of health is arrang
ing 70 form Adenoid clubs in the coun.
t.os # the State as rapidly as possible
to the end that competent specialists
mly be assigned TO remove diseased
tensils and adenads where needfll
This Will he accomplished through
special rates for The operation made
possible by gathering Plumbers of chill
drea together al a central point for 4
gwen date so that all the operations
can be performed with one visitation
Int is estimated that there are 10000
children in the State who need this
operation and less than - per cent
/ are able to pay the fees for single op
era tons.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
QUICK SETTLEMENT
IS NOW IN SIGHT.
HUN PLENlPOTENTiARi ARE
INVITED TO VERSAILLES ON
PATH OF APRIL.
MANY MATTERS CLEARED UP
The Adriatic Situation, Chiefly Al.
fectins Italy, Has Present Prece.
dence Over All Other Questions.

Paris 4 statement by President
Wilson in behalf of the council OF four
says that the questions OF peace are so
near complete solution int they Will
be qs!ckly and finally drafted
The text of Presidents Wilson
statement follows
In view OF the fact that the ques.
tons which must he settled in the
peace with Germany have been
brought so near complete solution
that they can now quickly be put
through the final process OF drafting,
hose who have been most constantly
IN conference about them have decided
advise that the German plenipoten
tiaries be invited to meet the repre-
sentatives of the associated belliger.
mt nations at Versailles on the 25th
If April.
This does not mean that The many
other questions connected with the
general peace settlement will be in
terrup'ed or that their consideration
which has long been under way will be
retarded On the contrary il is ex.
oected that rapid progress will now
ne made with these questions so that
hey may also presently be expected
20 be ready for final settlement.
1T is hoped that the questions most
freely affecting Italy, especially the
Adriatic question. can now be brought
70 speedy agreement The Adriatic
question will be given for the time
precedence over other questions and
pressed for continual study.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
MANNING CAUSES
NANDANUS SUIT
LEGALITY OF MARKETING ACT
TO RECEIVE INITIAL TEST
IN LOWER COURT.
p0J AN0 eggs, ATTORNEYS
Action Is Taken 10 Force 81 tie Ware.
house Commission TO Provide Ma.
eaIncry Called for in tie AT.

M9ndamNs noc5oi.ncs will lie in.
sltued il tae prescott term of Wake
superior court t. compel The 81 tie
Tx ConmSs .un 70 provide mlrhn-
ary for collecting the 95cant per bale
tax on cotton, imposed hy the Price
War horse act for the support Of a
state ~ TEN Of cotton warehouses;
The corporation commission, acting
Upon tie opinion Of re attorney gen.
ra declared the tx.rg clause Of
TIE law unconstitutional and declined
4 formal request to furnish the MI.
rhinery and tue case goes to tae
courts James Il pol and Judge j
Crawford B'ggs Of R,|eigh VIII ap
ee,r fer the den,rtment and the su 2,
wll be defended in the lower court
iy Attorney General M,nang ana A
stant ATTORNEY General sykes
Following the opinion Of Attorney
General Manning that the taxation
feature q the Warrhau at WIS m
cor,tiiut nal TIE BOARD OF Acr.cul
ture conferred VITA Mr. pnu and
rra he'd the dee sion TO ret tie cAg,
Nef5rp tie San-eTs Court as c.rly Is
possible because tho tax Is not on
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Airman's Body Found.

Fayetteville The body ot l. euten
ant Harley II Pope, aviation officer
who lost his He in the Cane Fear
river here on the night OF J9unsrv 7
in an a'rDlane accident was found BY
0-r'n Johnson, river fsherman. WHO
three weeks ago severed the body
Of Sergeant W " Fleming, who was
drowned nj the same time.
His d'lrenCe was AT length reword
Ell Nv the rocoverv Of both the bod 90
Lieutenant Pope's body was found not
fr from the enot whore that 81 SIR
reaHt Flcri"F was recovered. between
TIE two bridges which snan the rvor
2 nile below the mint whore the
rl're went into the stream. The
body was not in as good condition as
'hat of SERGEANT Fleming One hun.
dred and six dollors in ponar money
ard a gold watch were on his person.
both OF these being we'll preserved.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
GOLD DISCOVERED
IN HENRY COUNTY
INFLUENZA IN NEiGHBORHOOD
OF RElDSVlLLE SUBSIDIES;
COL DFEVER RAGING.
O2E IS THOROUGHLY TESTED
Owners Of Property Applying for In
corporation, and In Few Weeks
Work viii Commence,

Re,dsyille, Cold is to be found
near Reidsville, according to reports
Some time ago We told Of gold and
platinum at Rufiin and now comes
the story from Martinsvile.
i. h. Johnson. an experienced miner
and assayer Of Santa Barbara, Calf
has returned to Martinsyille for the
purpose OF working a certain gold
mine near Mayo church. in Iienr,
county, known rs the Taylor rty
Mr.. Johnson was here last fall for
a month or so for the purpose of pros
pecting for minerals and during the
time he made considerable invest
cation OF the Taylor property. consist
ing OF several tests Of tn ore. the re
suit of which. 1t is stated was the
find Ing OF gold in paying quantities
and traces Of platinum.
The owners OF this property are
making application to have the com
pany INCORPORATED and in few weeks
the work at this mine will commence
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
No-ts Carolina Casualties.


SN'i'.'S 'e'''''F rP"'r'" 'ro'n
the W2r heo2r'meA' ~ h'V'he oc'ar
req go 'hs Horth 'aroiiha troops are
MS loi'"r
Killed in Action Corp. Norman l.
D'rcA VI 1rganton; Pr.v"tes Jas p.
Lash S1utfc~" Pines Jos w Run.
yam Shelby; Thomas Hunt Alert
bed ~ W,uo.ls pr,vite Norman
W,od ~ p,rrqrl. C,rn Naryjo
nalp " rolnt9n, Ira y. CARPENTER
" ,deshoro
rs.. n,.,..o p,..,o rror
ot,c psh.r,o,,.;,io. c.,n ctror u ,,d
Win, r,su,. pr,.t,os rrad cri,
,r,hor r..dro. c,n r.,r,or wo,l
MA. clbo,, C.mero, ,o,eshor,.
v.n,o cocoa N,r,.hli. cor, " c
I,.,s , rrr... y y v,.u;.ns
Tc,.,.., ro,, + r r,,,,r r,r
,Ioce
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Introduction of anti,Japanese legis.

Introduction of anti.Japanese legis.
latlon in the California legislature
would be extremely unfortunate at
this time" says Robert Lansing, secre.
tary of state.
Eighty-two lives wis the toll Of the
storm which swept north Texas,
southern Oklahoma and section of
Arkansas. Many points are isolated
and the number OF fatalities may be
increased when full details are availa-
BILE, as the tornado swept through
thickly settled farming communities
or the eighty-two reported dead for,
ty'three have been identified The
storm came up from the Rio Grande
valley with high wind and heavy
rainrain, gaining force until il tore
through the northern tier of the Texas
countie swith the destructiyeness OF a
tornado
The Baden bank, of ST. Louis, Mo,
was held IN by eight bandits and loot
ed of an amount estimated al one hun
dred thousand dollars. Two hundred
policemen armed with riot guns pur'
sued the bandits in thirty police auto
mobiles.
Frank W. Woolworth who started
FIVE and ten cent store at Utica, \ y,
forty years ago on capital of $50 and
I i'm
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
ONE HUNDRED BILLION GOLD
MARKS ASSESSED AS DAMAGES

Paris One hundred billion gold
marks is the amount Germany must
pay the allied and associated govern.
nents for losses and damage caused
in the war plus other billions 10 be
determined by a special commission
IN which Germany is to be repre-.
sented
This is the final and definite con.
rlusion which has been reduced to
writing after weats If negotiation
which took vide range and involved
frequent changes and notifications
The payment Of the 100 ono Goa coo
gold marks is 10 he div'dna into three
Instinct amounts as follows.
First, twenty billions within two
years.
Second forty billions during thirty
years beginning in 1921
Third, forty billions when com
mission shall determine how il shall
be done
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
MooresylIl. rrouhl. Aaiu.ted.

Washington tSpecian The dcnert
mont of labor announced that Com
missioner F. Bendhem had reported
an adjustment Of a disnute between
the Necresyille Cotton Mills COMPANY
Of Mnoregylle y c., and their EN-.
ployos. The COMPANY employs snn
workers and had discharrnd 900 no.
cause Of their membership in a textile
union Commissioner Bendheim snert
few hours at the rlent in conference
with employers and representatives Of
the workers and obtained reinstate.
,nent OF the discharged operatives.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Hotel for Wake Forest.

Wake Forest.-An announcement
which is OF vital interest n all who
either live in, or visit Wake Forest.
is that Mr.. r. w. Warren, an alumnus.
Of the college here. and one OF the
most active insurance men in the
State has now on foot movement
to construct a modern hotel in Wake
Forest. The building is expected to
he one Of the most attractive, conye.
1ient and up to date in the. State. Al
,hough not definitely decided, the pro.
noter expects the project to make
ecessary an outlay Of over $4,000
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Chance Of Eore.nn Service

Following a call for volunteers tt
police the areas Of Europe devastated
by war United States army recruit
ing stations have been opened in Ra
Leigh. Durham. Fayetteville GNstonia
Winston lem. Charlotte. and Ashe
vile with Greensboro as headquarters
Lieut. Col. Edwin Butcher IS in charge
with Lieut.. Chas, s Floyd assistant
Those who have had previous service
may enlist Tor the period Of one yea'
in this country or three years in Thu
event they choose foreign service,
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Roheson Riqht In Line.

Lunberton A petition signed by
one.ffth Of the registered voters In
Lumberton township asking for an
election to vote on 100000 bond Is,
sue to build roads in Lumherton town
shin under the new township road law
will he presented to the county com
missoners when they meet. II is
learned that like petition will be
presented from st. Pauls township
The law passed by the recent leg.
islature provides that any township
in the county may issue bonds to build
roads upon proper petition.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
NO LEGAL AUTHORITY FOR
ENFORCEMENT OF DRY LAW

Washington LEGAL advisers Of gov
.lnment agencies interested in liquor
regulation examined statutes and
executive orders without finding spe.
cifc legal authority by which the
internal revenue bureau might en-
force wartime prohibition after July
LIST.
President Wilson. under the Over
man act giving him power to transfer
functions from one department to an
other. might delegate the authority tc
the revenue bureau. some lawyers de
clared However, this still would
leave the bureau without adequate
funds to pay the costs OF maintaining
a large federal police force
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Domestic

The committee appointed al a con.
ference of producers, factors ana
bankers to take up plans for organiza-
tien Of a cotton export corporation
decided on a capitalization of one
hundred million dollars instead Of
nny @..lIec. ~ Originally suggested by
". P. G. Harding, governor Of the
federal reserve board and selected a
subcommittee 10 develop he idea in
detail.
Edward +. Morgan. an American
citizen. was murdered At chiyea, A.
miles from Salina Cruz, Mexico, on
The night of April s. according TO adj
vices 10 the state department Nor.
gan. the dispatch received by the state
department stated. was accompanied
by Manuel Ruiz. Spanard, who was
also murdered Tie two men We're
said by the dispatch to have been cap.
tured, searched and robbed before be
ing shot 10 death Both bodies were
said to have shown marks OF other
violence.
In a lengthy telegram TO NJ w Mix,
president of the American Mill Sap.
ply and Machinery Manufacturers As.
ISOLATION, read at joint session of
the machinery manufacturers and
three other organizations of hardware
and machinery men at New Orleans,
Secretary Redfeld of tn department
of commerce urged that all pull to-
gether to hasten the restoration OF
normal healthy business conditions,
That Europe lacks money and credit
with which to buy cotton and that II
the South plants full cotton crop and
makes a normal crop. conditions in
this section will be worse than at the
beginning OF the world war in 1914, is
is the opinion of former Governor Man
ming of South Carolina. now in Eu
rope.
Comforting on themselves the free
do moi the city, an unknown number
OF yeggmen spent the weekend in
New York City, cracking seven safes
obtaining nearly fifteen thousand dol
lars in loot and getting away with all
of it.
Government control of public utili
ties was condemned at the initial ex
ecutiye session in New Orleans OF the
Southern Srpply and Machinery Deal
ers' Association, the results of which
ha$e been made public.
dGovernor Davis of Virginia an
<iounces the appointment of board on
road construction to advise in the
adoption of a good roads program fol
Virginia.
at $3.50 to $500 - that are
one OF the entries for the $4,000 race
across the Atlantic will start from Ire
land for Newfoundland April 16, the
weather permitting. g
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18


After an initial three days close
study of the North Carolina highway
situation, in conference here, the new
State Highway Commission gave an
Interview as to the situation ~ they
had It lud the general policy Of the
comm ssion
The tuation in nutshell being
that there are in the 81 tc 70 projects
OF road improve newt tax n over from
the rebrinr c0mm ssDGn in which the
I, dcril aid involved is about $4,000,
while the total Federal aid that " II
be Gvailahle to July l020, Is $500 oo0.
with probable million dollars avail,
able ON the part Of the State from the
autom nHile tax Then rs 10 pyl'cy,
the commission has provided system
81 mtintenarcc that is definite rs to
c1Nntes generally with a 5c5l basis
and divided the state into four dis.
tr.cts. one commissioner TO visit every
county inst AZ soon rs possible ard
s ry for the closest possible co-opera.
ton hard surface roads to have inst
what consideration that the eomuis.
sion deems possible with due regard
for the estire state syetom o. roads.
Commissioner Page, speaking fnr
the comm ssinn. said the commission
. % tgtt IN
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1919-04-18
Better Babies Week.

Governor Thomas Walter Pickett
issued proclamation for Better Ba
hies' Wcck hepinning May II. II ha:
been the custom in North Carolina tt
observe this week for several years
past but this yeo- is the first time \
las been dgnined with call from
the chief executive to the people fol
its observance.
"A little child shall lead them" says
the Governor in starting his proclama
ton which he con, ludes by urging tn
people to study and put into execution
the plans OF the Health Department