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THE COtiCom MltY TRIBUTE
G. 0. P. and Dams. “Live Together
as Brethren.”
By CHARLES P. STEWART
> NEA Servtee Writer
Washington, Jan. 30.—"0h, how
blessed it is for brethren to dwell
together in harmony.”
Representative George Huddleston,
as Alabama, was talking about the
Republicans and Democrats in Con
gress. As be sees it, the two par
ties are just alike. Every time any
thing really important comes up, he
says they get together on it.
“Ob. how I love these eras of
amity.” tie adds. “Rut,” as an after
thought, “I wonder whether they are
going to produce any good results for
Ithe country.”
* A *
$0 it appears that Congressman
Huddleston was sarcastic, when he
I said, “How blessed it is for brethren
■to -live together in harmony."
S He was taking a crack at the “op
iposition party” management in Con
gress for not ; being genuine opposi
tion. Nominally Huddleston is him
-aelf of the opposition—a Democrat.
jßiif he acts a Jot like an insurgent,
j just as t'ae Wisconsin representatives
are insurgent Republicans,
i f He professes, however, to be a reg
ular. I
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; is to say, you can consider
' i him a regular if this description fits
one:
’ “Oh, yes,” he confesses, “I wear the
party yoke,
• “I put it onr my shoulders and I
gropn and I grunt and I go forward
and lean against ray fellow ox, for of
course I' am an ox when f wear a
yoke.
• “I wear the yoke of party regular
ity as best I can, but let me say that
.it is hot a ease in which the galled
■ ' jade doesn’t wince. I cry aloud.
11 am not the captain of my sotil.
* ’ “I am compelled to be reasonably
regular but I am no more regular
than I have to be.”
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Cutest Thing
New York Mirror.
Teacher—Johnny. I’m only punish
ing you because ITove you.
Johnny—l wish I wgs big enough
to return your love. *
•Timmy—Father, the Sunday sch-iol
teacher says if I am a good boy. I
will go to heaven, nnd you say if I
am a good boy I will go to the circus.
Now, who is right?
I was trying to illustrate the word
Haberdasher to my five-year-o’d broth
er, and asked: Buddy, if you owned a
stiore that sold shirts, suits, collars,
t’.es and such, what would you be?
Instantly, little Buddy replied:
“Well-dressed, Edith.’’
Free Love Gets Young quartet in
County J tJt.
Lexington Dispatch.
_ It was a case of “free love” not
running any too smoothly when two
young couples who had not wed
were , .brought before recorder's court
Monday night on the charge of livr
ing together here ns men and wives.
Four months oil the roads was ap
portioned to each of the young men
and three months In jail to the young
women—or rather —with the
After given the opportunity of pay
ing the costs and going buck home, or
anywhere else outside this county.
Arthur Wagner and John Wagner,
the young men said their names are,
and they also testified they are
double first cousins. One claims
Hillsboro as his home,' while the*
other apparently had not particular
qhoice of home town. Nellie Fry nnd
Sara Walton are the names the
girls gave. One is '■from Asheboro,
the. other from Goldsboro originally
but lately of Greensboro, so the
authoritic-s were told.
The four came here some two or
‘hre# weeks ago. It is related, and
took rooms at the home of a Mrs.
Stucks. living north of the city.
According to her testimony in court
- they represented themselves to be
■ married. But her suspicions were
.aroused and an investigation dis
.c’osed there had been no wedding
bel’s. They are supposed to have
come here from Greensboro.
A double wedding ceremony as a
.solution of their difficulties was dis
cussed following the conviction, but
there appears to have been a scarcity
of funds. Yesterday morning all were
still in -jgib but an effort wn.s being
made to sfeure money from relatives,
at least enough to pay the costs for
the girls und lot them go free. The
young-, women are reported to have
expressed eagerness to marry their
“free- love” husbands.
Who Es Responsible for the Divorces?
1 If. distributed about the number of
divorces that threaten the very secur
ity of our nation, listen to this'from
the Religions Telescope and then sa.v |
“Amej£” “Perhaps ministers are re
spoiyJßle for a part of the divorces.
Wheijfa strip of a girl and an apol
ogy of a boy pull into the parsonage
for q| nfiptial knot, the preacher
bujjfiwSTb stop' song enough to makk
some inquiry as to tile fitness of
things in general, and tile fitness of
these two things in particular.”
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Main Decoration Mislaid. I
Mistress (impatiently)— Haven’t j
• you got the flowers ready that I am (
to wear in my hair tonight?
Maid—Yes. mum, the flowers is
ready, mum, but —l've mislaid the I
hair, mum. 1
Double Calamity.
“Yes, I am so/sorry for her, poor
thing. You know her husband ran
away with their cook.” ,
“Isn’t that terrible? And cooks
ttf? so scarce, too.” * '
No I'se For Mtoney.
Willie held his nickel tightly while ]
the Sunday school teacher told of the
collection for the poor heathen. j 1
“Oo they have ice cream cones
where the heathen lives?” he asked, i
“Why—on," answered the teacher. (
“Or movie shows? -Or candy ;]
stores?"
“No.”- '
“Well, then." said YVillie, pocket
ing his money, “they ain’t got at. <
use for money, anyhow.”
• , Happens Often.
Wife! “W-hat do you mean by com- 1
: ing in at this hour?"
Husband :Y“Why. m’dear ish only
ten o’clock.”
Wife (looking at. alarm clock) : i
“You’re crazy. It's past 12.”
Husband: "Hav' it yer own way. |'
m'dear, an' b’loave a 98-cent clock l
'stead of me.”
Helpless.
Wife (with newspaper) : “Just
think of it! A couple got married
a few days ago vifter a courtship
whicli lasted fifty years.” ■
Husband: "1 suppose the poor old
man was too feb’.e to hold' out any
longer.”
Not Reliable.
“Pop, I’m quitting school tomor
row.”
“Why. sonny, don’t you like your
teacher?"
“Naw. Yesterday she told us that
six and six wuz twelve and today she i
said it wuz- nine and three.”
His John Hancock Illegible.
“I beg yonr pardon,” said the hotel
clerk, "but what is your name?”
"Name.” echoed the indignant guest
who had just signed the register. *
“Don't you see my signature there on
tile register?"
"I do." answered the clerk. "That :
aroused my curiosity.”
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' TO OUR FARM TRADE:
o are out of market for Chickens for about ten days.
Prices have declined to such extent that wq > cftnndt pay satis- ft
factory prices. Hold yqfr.iens for February delivery, which is us- Ml
ually the best month in J&’year to sell faeift
To Our City Trade:
We are nol out of the, race for your grocery business. Our ||
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groceries, meats, vegetables,-fruits and produce, and can satisfy you 1
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—Phone 669 Concord, N. C.
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