I HE DUNN DISPATCH YtMMUittthU KVUI TUUOAY I _fRlUAY. **S WJ4, at im peat efe* A «. V, Mdet u. M *. 4, l4l>. A- lv«Mu <*ui>£t faiu> i'am «nao:a»_.m» w*— »•** fd»i*.uLoo4 lor orar that might - • *'* *»“• Ut MeU JCM.OiUy. I ^ s>h iYN«dtat * " —waa v4 tAh pcacciai JmpbM j »***■■« U boUoid to know UCk .acre ie soaoeuveg eve surface ! i.u:.ca.i>> I itiv* designs against us. Caly n tew days ago the larger r.OT.-ipaper* of tha counby published a story from London to the effeet •*I4S a d.itiah high ofleial had np.ssonlntivaa of the a—~~.n press tng.-thax to inform thorn that should America continue her present course, Y* ”* "•* impoasibU between Orcat Britain and America. Of course cn lbs following day some other British high officials got together and mrcioly reprimanded the flat official - and denied that there waa any baals far his statements. War between tha mother country and os is, of course, unthinkable. But »• has boon every war. John BuO resents the growth of American for «•** trade, the depreciation of hit1 currency, the wealth of America sad h bg merchant marine. Only /aster . day ho. was charged with strewing - »:opagaada through the country s Saiust our merchant-‘tit and oth- 1 ”■ thiagt, which ha feels through i *?•** °* ““ “Premacy are against ' Wo aru far from alarmed. But It i 1a evident to os that the bom way to curb the war-like tasdsoeies of na tions who am greedy for our wealth ! U t. rhsw them that we are pr^mred ! to fight At any rata, wa would not I • rko tha next conflict to find ns in 1 the state of uaprepurudnoaa tha lata ! uaplrpaanteem discovered. Tv>* »»- - Wft. ... . ^ . _ 1 successor* Sad the .mad strength ot *h« aatiaa ia better rendition than Mr. Taft's administration left it ▼HE CHAMBEJt OF COMMERCE Aboat tha sorest way ia tha world ItJ**7* * £ody af man do something yoo do net want them to do, is te «tor oat side of the body or to nag. leet attends ora npon its meetings. Daaa’s Chamber of Coamteree Is a wonderfully good little organism, tloa. la tha faaa of all kinds of oh staeloa It hi worked mack pod for Dana aad tha gtarloas district sur rounding as. Froqacntly it has ondtr tsWm—or considered—marcs that war# net entirety plena I nr to soma of us. bat, tabes as s whole. Its work been generally beneficial. Jlihani't. ws trill admit, arena. . plumed soar so modi os it is capable of accomplishing. Tba fault la this respect, though, is net that of tha 2 V?" **J'*"- Th» organixs'en hi a boner of unlimited bona-power: the more fuel wo pat under H. tW. stsam we will stake. Thera Is a# limit ta tha atgaalaa tlea’s ability tars that of (ha -««— h*md aad womanhood af tha comma "Hr. Whh or cry u oekmmWl edge* Daan bis basso aad la able to MF tbo esseatUI dass a mambor af (ha Chamber af Commerce, and arary woman a member of tta Bator organ. taotl«. tbs Wamaa's dab, the Idea weald net bo wsrth a Uakersdam if tbo members pa'd as mare attention •“* *f at da to tha oMfgatteo 4 .-wee „ ■wt, eo'iing eat all who do mat bWlere ia ergaalaattras of this kind: sB tbo dead wood, aad getting into the aganliatlon that grant number af maa and woman who belters fa £j*? M»d here that Urn, ruinating < •Pfclt of e owns amity lorn which ararr ; F^d cittern knows be has gy„ the « mra whs ass building Bm Chamber of ! Csmmsrii wlU hpato a* nutltattoa ! (bat wtn bo washing far Doan when "wt af as ass forgotten. j He Chamber af Cw 1 Miss1, af tbo win asm pass'! pp>aaMu£mJsB| "* ,— -of eo«rpr»h«rn.'vi araaieipelowneTshlp u found In Wa.. c- • «*“• «••■ «f lew than t.ompeopte,' an the Manu Record.” That makes us fool real proad, for wo ar* a nativ-i of that reaaarkablo littlo town which. “ tbo record geaa on to say, “a ra b . ard in do'.re, a!i *:'■ ■ ■-. that hotel which 1 mV long? A " Wamaton wat .■ a , -jAl • • H^Aen Sbrrmaa *ud ^chcW wn-c ■jarclkg over the s.t* *1 ••hf is aau. Mte-Rnd it had rboot » saaiv popaUMn then that it hi lo-. v.'c to *** D'se/x) daw In that hind of growraiKi ;i , soald emulate the »MW;,.aiVi ic rnaeo other respects, we would au proach a littlo nearer to that .d>al l wbtcb to many of our folic. uwi quality was kaowa a couple of decade* age— Tu“:,,^r to omong the lost r.r!s. TWs is brought home to me every BO Bin/ of OUP wfc0 to hr tchoolcd la cvwry ait Except that of bcingfl Ifiiubty conducting them* •olvti toward their fellow men and vomea in i way far from what wa« tormod good maaatra a few yean . And_manners pay w well—aside f™" *•«* ,hal they give one at {*■** **[• »PI»o*ranc. of good breed •E*. There Is nothing so agreeable u> man and woman of Oil elatsci as bo'ng treated graciously, politely. lUlssOy. And there is aothing so rsro In this day when young men ap *• ^L,nk that politeness is a •» effeminacy. Good manners tamr a fellow a long way and offc r.jfc. pfddh>* .for * multitude of ri®*^ in my ko,BO town I hsd a mood who was an inveterate sot in *“* *®y*tA waj *» court-1 t*™ nnd considerate, so Ches orUeklian In his attitude toward all sooplo, that ho was universally loved, ie eases within two votes of beiri1 “W *f the town onto. .1 »h«» ho died a tragic death more Ooumars followed his bier than bad TT' *?“■•••«• to o- departed elt **» of that town before. Tho art of being mannerly en» T?£** tEEt, courtaay, consideration M°na ian‘t mannotly he »1 that thing srhlrh we all hope to hough the hides of some of ns are that of soms othars. No »an likes to havo hla physical or PAT YOU* TASKS NOW Poll and pa.eor.al taxes mutt be pji:a at one*. They have been past duo a. nee December. If i |'j r.ow there will be no penalty added, but •* ’her a -* not paid before the first of March I wf.| be obliged to eollec. tarough distress, U. S. PAGE, Town Tax Collector. moral Imperfections pointed out by others In public, hut there are many cf si who have not the coaside ration to refrain from jo doing. I avoid not undertake to attempt 10 school the co aim unity In manners. There are bonks plated for that pur pose. But, it must be admitted that 11 a community we have much to •earn. VvV n-o hr.idly more than a sr- eretion removed from the pioneer. ;r.d p'oaocrii g and good manners do go Ha d In hand. I merely da urr- to surce. t thot while our young tdrn arc devolVg so much time to attaining pc.fcct'on in th* matter of Attire r.nd oilier thi (re which arc the itardtnnidi of good appearance they t if :-rut ic'ov that Although clothes ruty maltc the man fall far short of ■J»ak ng the gentleman. Ir. tu icce cf bad mannes are so frequent that it is unnecessary for us •o point Ihrm out Really we would '.Itie io see some young woman who Yrovri Sew start a school along this c. After she had taught for some me It might bo possible to revive uthi? in thv part of the country tv..tout colling out the poVce and fire ic S'.rt.n-nte to p cvld* protection to br-c ’ •no are worshippers of Terpai rhrro in- rcarn-s other than those hut provide opportunities for bmwls. I MRS. CARRIE WILSON PRIDGEN DEAD | fW~?l service* for Mb. Carrie ‘Wilson Pridgen, who died ho re at the Ihcmo or her sifter, Mr*. Alley |* .Newberry, Tuesday afternoon, were 1 conducted from D-vine Street Meth odl&t Episcopal Church Wednesday sfi-rv.oo.i at 4 o'clock. Uev. J. B. Buff'.Inc, pastor of Divine Street .'!oihe«f »t church, and Rev. Angus R. McQueen, pastor of the Presbyterian church, conducted the forvice*. In to nu-ot vi* made in Greenwood Cemetery. • Kra. Fridjen had been ill for acv jcval month* and her death wna not unexpected. She came here from her I home at Norwood about three1 |mo»ths ago in the hope that hot! ; health would be Improved. The I change. however, had no beneficial I n . uLa, and she steadily grew worse. | Sha was the youngest daughter of the lute A. R. Wilson, a pioneer citi ’ sen of Dunn and for many yaars poitjnaau-r here. She was born at Bunn Level October fi, 1888, a daugh ter of A. E. and Cornelia Wil son. As a child she* moved to Duan, whers her mother died a short time afterward*. Early in life she bceame » member of the Mnthodlst church bvrv. liansferring her membership to Norwood about two years ago. On November 20, 1S1T, she was ! iB.irr-.cd to T. M. Pridgen. Immedia te It after her wedding the left Dunn ! and had lived at points along the W m Kt on-Salem Southbound Railroad by which her husband was employed, since that «w*. I Mrs. Pridgsa was on* of the most ■ popular yaftmg worn** w* Dtnm. She 1 was active ia social circles up to the i t-aae of her marriage end was eonstd- < ered one of the most lovable af the 1 younger social set. That her popular ity had outlasted her absence was ah- ’ **?**“ *»r*« number of beau. I'ful floral offerings upon her bier srif by the great crowd that atteaded I her funeral. 4 She la survived by her husband. < ’ < to jtilnrs and Hr-; broths *. TV • • so '■Irs. Newberry ark Mr.' *>• • "c*. -■ r'.. ‘>11; . •• * -Cud. \V. 3 d A l ■. , »f »'» rr J.V3 a Wl D : ;•• «• -Si srv r • b: J ■■ •;. « r.i ;v • K-> c cor-.-tv J>4 here s-r 1 . J*c nun and f-to»i eal Surrey has bean asked to detail I A Hiaptllltt tn Al—** tKm AtUMHna I ^Reduce Your CottorTCrop Acreage in 'l921 andi^^i Plant Long Staple Cotton To Pay Your Old Debts ! Seed-FOR SALE--Long Staple li.,~ p« -pu ^ LastSeason Long Staple Sold for $ 1.06 \Per Pound V IT IS WORmNOW 20c TO 30c PER POUND . , J.“^'d,C^Zebd.th1"l“ ahi*0‘”,‘50^'jh ”10' 200 "»>'■ »" 200 Thl. cotton "»«>• —. “iKc^!i.f hS si ssssssr41 pl*"“d *°d *m anstii- run£f rs “nr ound a llSSet uK?2>w to hlf t '? U2 ^u"^,s to the bag. iEide each bag will be he uae of only 550 po^nda of fortiltei "* P * COtt°n °" a” acPe °f land to 1921 •Up- —- 1 " ttfisLnffisis wu*c! it^rt^rrjs * RICE OF SEED $6.00 PER BAG OF 2 1 -1 BUSHELS; FIVE BAGS OR MORE $6.78 PER BAG. i*iHSr£SFf"*'"“d “V?^25mS5?-AIu!Jd8.*.ldm)’ p'“*ol b“i”“- •' '“*■ ““»•* ■jais £M stj5«sssk.. jasa,,r **'• - -*• YOURS FOR BETTER TIMES IN 1921 B. O. TOWNSEND, Dunn, N. G Mr. Fanner! Buy Direct ^ * % ✓ For Better Crops and Bigger Profits Use “International” Brand Fertilizers! From these brands you can select the I Fertilizers best adapted to your soil, / J and es^ially made for individual | crops/ ^ Therejfire None Better Manufactured by i « i INTERNATIONAL AGR1CULTUAL CORPORATION - Charlotte, N. C. 0 For sale by 1 JOHNSON BROTHERS j Agents 1 Dunn, North Carolina J ---• -■ - ji