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IKE DUNN DISPATCH nnuutn svsmv tuuoay AMD nUDAY. l. mmi rort, yu Tin* m oaths -.... .hi) Ka mouth*.. 0** Oa» year................... go LAUGHING AT LAW Alamiiec* ho* pat another blot up en Carolina. A beast hat been hang*., by • mob. That In itself U not s* ■« fu' a thing as was the trim* ef whith th* b .set wo* guilty. Leder cvrtaii fi'i-umcanc..* there may he wow BX cue* for tj aching pa-tic*. Uut in th! •Mill.'* thvir could not have hear, any excuse. A negiv mm guilty of :h* unsprah able crime; hi* victual was a *evec 7car-old child. Enough, It U true, t hr*t the blood to th* boiling point But court wg* la revet on LoveabU ole Judge Oliver H. Allen wa» on th. bench The negro was in jail and th graid jury had -.eat in an Indictment. Th* stag* mo *c: for a quick trial that would nnv# brought iptWy pua ishment. Hut th* mob could r.ot wait. While the sheriff way bringimg his prison *r to the couvt room hr was lorccd u, give np the prisoner to awn whu ioaghed a*, the law. While benign Judge Oliver watted, admanishir., -pectnor* to be calm, tb-- negro wav br-iag rushed away to be lyachrd. So, w« have another black mar< against the States record. ADJOURNED With the Mecial -e.sion „f the Xo.th Carolina l.iyi^lat'JTv ed.'oj.v rd ire frankly admit that wo arc still t>uitltd by ita tax measure whoa# ex a-'t meaning has i.ot reaped Ihmugh OUT cranium. Oscar J. Coffin, edito, of the Raieigh Keening Times, i. mach nearer the keen* of recent ac tis.Uax and .no doubt, kept closer tab • oil the proceedings. For thia reatui. we are letting our old friend t«U to. about it Here be goes: “The special session of 1920 has today become a pait of Ma “7 . J*«r«d to tone, perhaps; certainly profane to otben. “ft has been neither the worst ■or the best -ration ef the Gtn Aswrmbly of North Caro lina; indeed, of itself it was Ht tle save a hang-over from the iignist kTseion of 1919. That year it was an outfit which met ■quaroly all questions presented *• -t, with the possible exception •f proposed revision of the olcc. 1 •*■*> .thie your it has done little side-stepping, ducking, 'i sting and piddling. **hnrt the feeUngSTof'lte ids, for In spite ef the fact it voted down suffrage while - ■ the Senate passed the hock, the ■pper chamber has traveled much nearer hi a straight line saw taxation and the divers oth . or leeoes pee sen ted. “Out of the welter has come much of valve to the people of the State. Fropn-ty has been ap praised Justly,—there ere ex ceptions. of cotme, but these are relatively few and far between, —hot in the Ipr of taxes there has been lacking that resolute enurnge which characterised the efforts of those striving for an equitable basis. s "No matter wXet was done there would still' hove been objections. The farmorp. to whom more con cessions than du« have been Made, if th* Farmers Union •peak tot them, arc still div itrv - tied 1 he corporations have nem of a r ghi to be.—the hooatirg of the franchise taue. :o h.rb tithe.at anybody appear ing to have ihovgh: for as tn .taat that corporations were due th<- caartuey of a hearing is not calculated io plate,— but since 1 u ir.er men better uudemand iV* nvid for Hcrejte revenues IV y will probably stay put. "Unrf.iuot-d'v we am in bsnler -hiy. than we havj b«vn as re ra dr •rxatloe Jfct wen approx ’mat lurries hxs besn d-me. per haps; hot taxation Jo-tlea, pldmb and net. is dlfficcit 'o ainva at. "Hope ar-vr stretchr* its tais df« ev#r the inttrvc-.lne m • ;tt i tv :he a»xt m sioa. which cur he l.-d-jcvd to taV* up and i.rtiwd with a big Job that has Is-*, a cse. t-»o wall handled.*' OUR FAIR Oa Flit U to be- • Hjwdir.icer thr* . <*li. :f »h* effort* of H«’r To EIHe Geldotem, T. L. Biddlf nul the rrt* of the edUtrt, director* .r4 fer e* irl of the f«.r fatally art to erurt '« anyh im Ko bedy of !ii. .t im «ia-n ever w. rV»d harder te it'..' a /sou l’« strv k-o to a roas .lurn.ty than tb«a» ax doll* u> male thr Doaa Fair- trrdttabW, helpful arU • aiirtatalop. We east all af Dtsna't friend* la hi a*’la m.ed that this la a tomato*tty iortitatiaa—aa laotiteUen for tho boa of it of all aha live la tho Wrritot y OTCraakh la Dune. It la oar Fair- - 1* lo«s*lvp to the people Of thle die. trtrt. H eon ho mdo lata the Wnrd tblatr of Me hied la all tho eeeatiy h raaao u la at the rooter of th* rtrh ret hiritOory tho pardea spot of OB the os arm j. To Mho tho Fair what tra treat it to be afl of as aw at tabs that let* • tot la H that tho ortleo odtoiels ore tebiap. Tho Fetr Assetlarlea boo yd ap the as easy to MU a pleat eat if Hi d la the Btate. It has haMded •r*. H is mo aa* doty to piers the rthlWtx aad |ht to tho laotlba Moa that obht it hafta. Iwnin I ; r) r UNION OMOT WhJlu Milo that U dortaile • •aoam about the pitta.-. of tha Alla: • *•* (Wt U»c and Durham and Hoi. them Railroad* a* to tha union dip.. "* advocated far Duan, it a| paai* that I hoy piepnrln* |» baild in tte mu fulara. A lot lu. “T* parctu».d at U. paint whore **• eeuneet and telephoto and ulapiaph compan.ea ha.a b.«i, t--truetod U. nthin all wiroa ucd paJaa from it lh ra an- aai abjection* to th dU. hut .vmemberlnx what hopper * objection. to another .It -.era vowad rooM year, apo, we »j | <i-.p quiet. A anion depot at any al l ;t*2t“ ' U*B “ u'Uoa 4*Pt: ***** ,rt twrtatn a.lrantagc. t, Ac a.te fho.cn that wUl become ar. "***,.**• "•» »u«noae and halemburp Una u completed t. s* » Zii u* Co,Mt “»* •** i*‘"i near rt with tha Durham and I St-1;K ^ •* t*‘• "" "* »Wt I *1)1 be of the gccatcxt eonc.n.ene j *» "Hi of all Iln*a i hoC«U,«*of*,.kk* w •°*^'**~* ov I ft.ysflfftJsBa: 'jgjs; ««PlUl whore he "undJd J jgM 3aptut Convention. Hr. Korean bed *>.•" L „.r!fiL,it4 >** Vr*«^cured anen be wax told of Miar 0f the tai by women in th.tr er &«uU£7 thcir *** *“* *• ,J: ^?’hv111* Morgan ews tol.. T*I women had retorted to trirti mS? ,*o4i,ici"' >ook * « * ■«*** ItAprar .'* to Naehvltle folk that woiSaMhad SEi^jLST* ?ltfc,-U *“‘U« «ttor . ^A„<.el,*r,llD**JL Thc '".or •onto who had migrated to Alabam t •°f £""« n,t,fto**‘on were Min 0-_: A* State who. Mr. Morgaa wi, •ha^iK*"11 JVWm<.ti,C *wneral opinion ■ ,!Ai*Uf7?llth,n would lw Viovr.l .nvaltd wfcm the matter It triad in the ‘'iuprc»»* court. .M°r*In had a plcaaant trip *AC,fu?<1 o{ kaowlrdav Jut will help hint la hit work at Held T”{3r* of *hc Yoeng Tro ole a Union for North Carolina. Fuur -Ata States were represented at th meetity. Mr. Morgan w9I „nc cf three to go from North Carolina. Dr. Charles V. Hcrdlialui. htsd af •he forces which are to I need* Her ; C’U County next week for thc Social , Hygma* campaign, la oac of the mo-1 | -ntaresting visitors ever to coma to Dunn. For many yean prior to the vrorld war he was attached to the Am orlca n legation in Vienna. Franc's inmph was then emperor and men r nt th.- now defunct nobility of othr - -.atlona were fre<|uent visitor, to th Austrian capital Or. talks inters. ■"«ly of thaae days and Is exceed in* 7 wtil informed on European mau ss£Am«3 s srsses: country for many genorationa. Two car loads of Granby phono j rrapks were received here Utls week 1 by tbc Parri.Ot-Driver Company f«.r distribution in the surrounding W> _ _ 1 seas rtloiy. ThU !» oik of Io'kviU ii . mcnt> e*-i m>v to a No,..t '•"eera- T1.» comj.aiiy train -I » j > larse apace in tlii, «.«*,•<. 4i patch to IMntiLrtV ,.V* ,j- j;4.’ th«*a auifir-K. nag to VI i,. j merit, bat the <pcrc mi. abl*. Next we,'. tW annou.tv ,ii , will appear. I YOUR SPRINGS Use GABRIEL SNUBBERS $14.00 PER SET SMITH & PRINCE lumberT WfcT »•' k«» yeur l»Ur la car lot*, direct from mill and coco the disccuaU. Write or cin for price*, •ending a* litl of quantity aad grade yew want. Cook & .Company CrewarlUe. S. C. Btrnson News (Benton Review.) Benmn an idaal plact for a knitting ■tin. Mr. J.. H. Fairrloth spent last Thursday at Clinton. Miss Maud* Johnson is visiting Miss Lmls Hm ih at Hvndrraun. Mr. W. H. Slrenmb spent Sunday at Sanford. Mr. Kirby Boy.au. of Goldsboro, spvnt Sunday horv. i|MisS| I^nnir^ McFsdgra ruitrd rvla • nnmb«?^##TduT people are attending the camp meeting at Fal con this weak. Mr. and Mrs. Grace Rvsvn spent last Friday night with friend* near Clinton. Mies Alma Eason, of Atlanta, Ga., ;«* I, , ptr.- tU. Nr. M. j •• • • .4 ( iU .. . 4 *’*il K JS »c». • • | I. '■ r .uk:- *. .Jo . .••• t, »' rf c •. ■ tpv: i !• it h i N.It • > . wai rii ir town. \.i a Mfla'cd et i r • ! 11 o r'""» Broadway whorv .hr ■ vreotion with rotative* ' J?;i Verx-nn nnd Mr. veiled Buth lludvo • ^ vntorvilla lcit week. J ,•**!*. IlerboT: Derbou. ar.d Uv ■ vv Creech went lo Mount O'lve V.: day. Mr. Eddie Taor ie vitaling hi» hiv :her, Mr HaaleTl P^rc at Ko i-nury. Mist Lewie McLaab la vla.’pJl'i hit iivKr, Mrv A. B. Gran* at Goldaoorn. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hobart* v their ten, Mr. Juliua Hodge* at Lori* S. Cl, thia week. Mot 'Icbcl Johnaon returned Bat-, it i dn y f-.om a viait to Miw Thelma JoSr.jvn at Clinton. Mr. Seth Creech, of Sanford, *p« i,t » few day* here laat week with rele tiven. Mi.v* Pearl SLphenaon. of Frilow -hip *<Ttion. apent laat week here. Mr. ami Mra. A. If. Pope and chll 1 iron, of Florence. S. C.. are visiting relative* here. Min Ellen Eldtidjre. of Smithficid, .-pint laat week here with f.verda M.wee Mary Jaekaon and Eve'.yu Boone and Mrura. William Wooda'I and Jenninge Rrady apent Sunaav in Fayetteville. t Me-aia. U. A. Parker, Eira Parker. 1,. K. McDaniel, ind J. R_ liurboui rpent Monday In Rnledgh. Mis. Fred Royal, of Newport New*. Va., left, today for her home after a Viait to her mother Mra. 31. C. Roc roe Mi*i fcthc) Huntar left Friday for a few clays visit to her parent* at Am * Prunj there fhe went w Ih o party to spend a geek at Blaek Moun tain. v Mr. S. D. Stone returned Sunday f-om Hot Springs, Art. where ht has been for several weeks receiving medical treatment. Mr. Harvey Durham, asiiidan; ci .fc.rv of the Bask of Enfield. *p«n! the pan week here with hi* falh-r. Miss Maggie Abernathy, of Finiuay Springs, spent part of last week berr with Miss Sarah Turlington Mr. Hunter Woodall, of Raleigh, ard sister, Misa Better Woodall, of Ktrhr.lt. visitad relatives here last Thursday and Friday. Mi* Maude Weatbrouk. of Renton villa, is spending the weak here with v*~ cousins, hfiasea I.ucile and Vir ginia Lvc. • Angier News Mr and Mrs. J. A. Hockaday Inf; Monday afternoon for Washington. D. O.. where they have gone to spend the week. They were accompanied by Mi«*c* Clara and Mitxd Hockaday and Mary Stephaason. They intend to visit Baltimore before returning home. I)r and Mra C. R. Young return cd tins Wednesday from Virginia Beach where they had been spending the tost wto weeks. Mr. n. EL Strickland, representing tha Aetua Life Insuianee Compare is spending a number of days thir week in and about town. We are ad vtord quite a lot of insurance is br lag written in this season or late •nd It ii n**#3TToaC—SSdlT day we all must pasa out, and that commu nity that leaks well after its health and the protection of thoae who might be later termed "dependents," will not be called a “backward enmmuni ty.” ■BmnmHmmaBaaanaran J Vi no;., ro.hu r of the I'nrm . ’oat to V«at> today on b ■'j. 1) 'J v c lby am' N. N. Jordan are t'.'.-nU'Ci: tvilay ir. Ual«:tb. Fivf i. H. Karicotk ar.d family arv mor.ttp t* thin week, preparatory to opi-ninir sehool next week. We *re jl<a.rd io am Tom a them u.w eom x, a >d vve trust that overybojy will joat hard; to ttv.kc this tlir most sue* > >'i*»r In thv hlotory of » .* 1*100 Hill.' * I P «'• P Iv u ll lit. i III*.a w .1 b- a i:.»ai ip p.otia* t : tini*. f.« u« .. •*■ .t : i . ni. ■* i l *-> ►h.' rd ia t f». alt, ! * lh< "•rp r . vf#:v. - L'mc.. . . I : . j i ; . . '•"■•'i Vrt„ i .i: . ' I . ' > •*, J. T Kll ngrton ha* hi* planint* null ii o|KTuvion. b«i*«iriine work last Huy. He »li.* i IikoI work, l .*1 il ».• ii tfn at ».Ut«iLUg* *.* U lot* i» s \ vary cffteult here rnrently to •cl '*nrtbc» p,-ppnn*d to Ho th- local work. UNCLE TOV. n!: x nt*J Philadelphia r B\.>* : njf 100 iar« animal*. in* urniture You Have Been Looking For Twenty-fire Suits - Nine £nd Seven Pieces for the Bed ;; room in Hi - w Ivory Mahogany Walnut !;! BEAUTIFUL SUPERB ( ' Three and five.piecc Parlor suite—MAHOGANY. WAL -NUT-: Nothing lovelier ever shown. -SEE THEM i 1 i , BARNES & HOLLIDAY CO. * Dunn and Coats 1 * ;; • —.. .. X . .. I HAVE ON HAND Several * Used Cars, Including Some Fords I Buicks, etc. | 1 am Offering These on Time, and would Take Liberty Bonds at Par in Payment on Same. !jj All of These Cars are Thoroughly I Repaired and in First Class condi tion. I Juat Try the Melo-Harp I II W|L^ant y°U V viw ?ou.r salesrooms and play your favorite I I selection* on d::. tado-Harp yourself. Only by tTying it can 1 I you realize die clch;;nuul difference of the Melo-Harp. 1 I Found only in Stmube-mnde player-pin:10a, the Melo-Harp I I combines the soft sweet strains of the harp wiih the. full rich 1 | tones ot an unusually high quality piano. 1 1 Stop in some time soon and enjey this musical treat 1 I , Barnes and Holliday Co. I ■ 1 » ; ; 1 1 1 1 I s 1 •» ■ ■ **■ 9f — M
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