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I 1 ’• of . my.ter. that hm the ! tnrtmjjariu^A |jj ^yp'.iptoM^Si fof^h^^prktoa butinejM^ man, aehoo) ^ ae* *hdrt. wfcv ao away - hobdayi am) a number of oti.tr ap parently inmtigrooui practice* that am a part of modem oehcol admta iatration. And withal them b the growing eoeiefetiaa that than U too aaeagh goad maao tn moch of the modem nchool wort. The wmw jann MlinUiifl- very HUlt of echool mi In nrtm pnfmlom. It to deelaaUa ton every view that labor receive feed wages. Bet labor end the reentry generally may pre pare new far tower wegte, which era hoaad to coma Of coatee there to ns probability that wage* will ever be > o tow ea they wen in anme liaee ef work before the war. Bat many who rre clamoring for a dollar an hoar r.aw win be working far fifty cents, end glad to get it, before many month* have gone. Labor can be Jnst aa unreasonable la its do—ends as any does ea profession aad baa profited by many oeaceeeloas daring the war which will net mmi ao sully now that more workers may be had. There i» much week to be dune in tba raaatry. Million* of daltors trill be spent In building and construction ef all kinds, bat the money lor this week will he supplied by individuals and business Interrats which will de mand full value (or every dollar ax ponded. The laborer to worthy or his bite and is due every consideration, bat ten dollars a day end doulile pay for overtime aad Sunday work is a thing of tba past. This would possi bly to ill right if seam one could bo found to pay the bills, bat oven then it to doubtful if tosh a wage.arsis it desirable as a permanent adjustment. After ell to said it to supply sad de mand that will regulate the prices paid workers la the future. It to the scarcity ef labor that has brought ■beat the nnprscudentad high wages, sad aa store workers compete for em ployment there will be e gradual tow ering of the wags wale It mm qanrtsra than to la rrl iMtea a dtopeaWee to ciWeto tha ac tion of tha a»*Mf haatth authorities la ala lap tha otooata hi ehambse and at the aaaic ttea ptaatop aa as Rtrietlofta oUmi MtAbHikOMBti vWrt ]MOfU art pmMUi U eonjp* pate at will. TVcaa paapta awith that tha ardor aioetop tha achoala ead ihwrchaa was -am and necessary In radar'to |M>at a farther ifitoi ol tha dtasaaa. hat their preliolaUaae era at what they tam the *toaa» riataahaa" at things. If it Is dnnpar aaa for paapta to aaaaaaMo at tha rharsh ii and for ahUdraa to pa to tha aahanla, why (a it aat daapiraai far crowds to eoagmgate la tha atorsa and an tha etmstol TUs to the rrtttoim that tornado and (hera to aaaw goad aaaaa to it. Gartatoly it «m!H aat that nadtHraa to Uortobarp cat tot. urday aflame— aad nights eaa aat ho a—rtothod whan tha pile a tha ah am ataildap that far tha parpaaa at safeguarding tha public health. Why aat asm isaUietlaaa sheet minding torn—H'haJS to heap (to sdhooto ctoaodf lilnurtiiaint mi innttr am thi aadaa rffldapa,—w.^ The, wy hjt the eetmtry to housetop to maMm thi toes hoping to totrmhYtlLtf with a ptotfam of thto toad, bat toe midmai now to that Pm .arcto wW try t* af s«atl a enema • few jurt will vary probably ba those who prow a diversity at crop*. Much aaaqr will be made la livestock («* lap, and avan at praacot prices It la daabtfal if tha cotton faimer ia nnak tnp «ba pro (Hi aorta think he la. It will ha tha battar plan to prow aoma Tha atorae fat many town, aad aMaa ara ailrmtlahnp that thay will not ial Gacmany. * In athar years aapt dt t>e i tu aUp K par cart mart paar K %a ara aS M par aawt' UNITED WAX WOBK FUNDS Clkn, Jack Justice, J. A. McCrogor, X a Gibson, J. A. McNeill. & A. Mc Donald, X X McDonald, X F. Gib eon, X B. McNeill, Mias Ahnenie Me NeO, Miss Miry A. McNeill, Mm. Den Oibeen, Raymond Paata, Noah F. Glhaoa, Mra. Noah Gibeoa. Mm. Mary Bute, X W. Wright; Mm. Frank Bollard, Mn. D. a Wr%ht, Mm. Mary D. Gtheon, X X Wright, Mm. «—-y Pulls. FBJrh Oibeen,Bman Gibaea, Dells Brown, Henry Brown, toe Brown, Ms. end Mm. J. A Gib sen, Fairley Barrington, Mr. and Mrs. C. X Smith, Henry F. Gibeoa, Mm. Mug Galloway, MeLaurin Gibeoa, Clyde Moeobem, Wm. Pate, W. X Gibeoa. Grady Melanie. A. P. Smith, U M. Peel#, Greely MeFVersoe, Make Wright, Brace White, William Mc Pherson, Marie Monroe, Fairley Mon roe, Will Iaoch. colored, Aaron Car rie, C. X McMillan. Mn. C. 8. Mc Millan, Mias Lee McNair, Neill A. Mc Nair, J. C. Hodges, Mn. H. a Mc Millan, Capt J. M. Wright, Mra. X X Warwick, A. McNeil), Mrs. A. Me Nam. Miss Belle McNeill. Irving Batcher. Mias Kate McNeM, Min Mary McNeill, B. G. Norton, Floyd Townsend, Rafua McCalhun, D. X White, Hagh Livingston, Mrs. Hugh Livingston, Mias Mary McN. Livings ton, Jot Arch McMillan, Mrs. Cam line Watsoa, Alex Fsbos,. Raymond Monroe, Moran McPherson, Mrs Moran McPherson, Charlie McPher son, David MePheraoa, Mart MePher ron, Mrs. Mart McPherson, Miss Sam' I|«Uaday, Gsrtrude Gibson, colored, Georgians Blue, colored, Maggio Mc Nair, colored, Charlie McNair, col ored, X P. Monroe, colored, J. X Mc Millan, colored, Floyd Newton, col ored, Sima Little, colored. Welter Easterling, colored, Mattie Easter ling, ootared, Joe DeBerry, colored. Jack McLeod, colored, Jun Monroe, colored. Cheap Sparks, Bad Scsaotns, Fennstk Watson. Mrs. A. A. Watson, X H. Livingston, Wesley Maaldim, Ebb Smith, colored; Bob. Boohs new, i slesed, Edd Buchanan, colored, Jack If ■ . I, - -*— * m-mJe- —j mcwutrii. coiortG. iwcna MtuiiATn. pci aft, Bab. Memo, eatertd. Mn. Site* Norton, Bob Martin, eatend, Boat Mama, caloead. Mary Bttna Stawnrt, citeaad. TMte MiMSteh, •oalarad, WM Mom* Norton, Mitn. MM. tfa h. MeN. Lyttk, Mary Ltaeh. Marya f«t Laaah, Tk* GOahciatn, GO** Loach, Mr*. Omrmf hftck, D. SUw*H, to., Ana* X Btowart, Chart!* Norton, Haetor .MeLoan, M. J. Livlnaprton, C. C, Snead, l. M. Bo*«p. X t Paata, *wo —. an—*- A ! *. «i ■ -» rNN, AiMjH rvML V HW Pkala. Coni* GUefertet, Jaw* Patter *■» Sad Oayy, Parham UUay, Xhm ran Bin*. Laa* HnikiKon, John Chria tian. X a Norton, Wilier PUtekar, I» C. MoLeartn, D. A. MaAra, W. X Batter. Mr*. Maryi* Wrtyht, X C MeOalL'A. D. Cortnytoa, Bolton Qih mn. Doiph Hamilton, X L McGaa, L. I. McCall. X V. Wriyht, X L. Nor tan, Marvin Clark, Hank Norton, Pat ti* Norton, Mmm Karla*. Mr. Tay lor, Hamah McCall. Borah X Me Millaa, H. MoMlHaa, David Kaiyht, Saak Bllarba*. WalUaa Mom*. Mar fi* CiUaayi*. Condaa Woodard, H. X BiotnrtyhL Vtek Dantete, C J. Bow oa. Mr*. X M. Beam, Duncan La amt. Dm laanat. Jed EayBak, Alar Tkimpam. Mattte Gaiaar. Back GUmaa, La* tayUak Haaate Wail, Martha Caviaytaa. Partem Covtey ton, Homy Ptetdwr, D. M. Steadman, Dm Saattek, D. Morrtaoa. Datey Mar item, Tm Mwrrteia, AMI* X Boo th*. Late Boottek. Bamual Muter, Irma Manrteon, M. T. LHaydia, Mr*. X M. Bra an. Mr*. Baby Norton, WO) Tanya*. Wilber* Cal boat*. C. W. Qrandy, Bar. 0. B. Craiy, W. B. Jama, X T. McCall, Jo• Wateara. Mr*. X X Jama, Mia* Nanay Jama, X X Gfh nCA aJMsI. X Larin. Mr*. J. MULES! We will have to arrive* * . . * . Friday, November 15, * i. another shipment of extra fine Young Mules and Horses. In this lot you will find just what - you want. All well broke and sound. Come and give them a look! * H. R. WEILL, In Charge Lauiinburg, North Carolina I AUCTION SALE 57 BUSINESS LOTS ESTATE MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1918, at 10:30 A. M. FREE—Band Concert, r Thrift Stamps. ! . National Neatly Auction Co. . a H. HARNLY, Auctioneer L. )L FELTON, Sales Manager M. L. JOHN, Commissioner t i
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