EQUALITY URGED
BY WOMEN VOTERS
1 i V/cnuu Party Open
*1? Annual Coamtion
In V/aiSlajtoB
IVs-blcctua, Fab. 1C—A plea fa
•■iVs'.ut* •quality'' far voan In tb
r?' c*t.aa of *U State* and Fadara
lew* «ra> voiced by mrobin at tb
noert-f Mailoa boro today of tb
Natio *al Wo mao’* Party CoovoaUoo
-b« plea waj oaUuilattically apptaad
ci oy the iMtallid del scale*.
• be dirctaaica of the local oquallt;
uew. came up with the preaea
'lt «» of a report fro* the reward
cc-mmttc* ntUay forth local “die
criminations** which the eommitt*
ai'd man be removed. Asecrtin* the
•hr “rousts have heel and *tm an
d fuseth- mi euJ'-r Inatitutiena." th
• eport. at presented by comcnitte
chairman. Min 8ue White, of Nadi
villa. Teen., added.
“They mart become human instttu
tiona through the participation o
wemm in the adoaioutratma and an
- pile;:Ice of th? law. Thl* I* juat a
.ijporHtt 13 the f» mutation of tb
Women should be encourace'
'• <■' «.■ the !«»! p ofrsiion and ti
! •'Hi and Juror*. Until the;
sw *1 *’.£■ represented throughout thi
't. • at--store of the imtitutioi
■ c al-ays will be pirn doubt a
*.e whether women over receive *xae
. J.t”. c* ‘.a tha court*.“
In the administration of law* oi
liTorc* »nd offense* acaiiwt bojt“
< , .hr report »a-'d. “wane.--. "Sin
• 'on *.h. v'et'aw of ^JuiFcm that
•twent l«saJ p.ycholocp tompre
' <1 **
V • In iWa MaobU. ..t.ad I.
. - ' iddn-« by Kn. Norn B. piracy
rf N.r Yo.k, as to whether worst r
* rre wtU'ng to forexo the “specie
&•>:!*«*" accorded them in the lawi
of many Stitaa especially aa to “thi
ho.bard’a rwtponiibilty for his wife’i
dabl. ” Ulas White said:
“Ahrotute equality Is my answer.'
No veto eras taken on the edeptioi
of the report, however, which wil
r :me op for approval at a later see
* • n as a re solution.
WH2RE THE WEST BEGINS
(ntot* lame. Uetak]
P*> •■«.« too aamcuif a a littk
rUCfetfuX,
oil waure wta mile dwells a Utth
■ wager,
Thac a wears the West begins;
Out wau.e tae auu is a uttie ought*
own in* aaewa las; inn are a uruk
a waiter,
h h*tc tae do ads ef home are a era
bit ligater.
That's waute tae West lisgim
I ‘
Out whe.e the skies are a trifle blast
Out waste ixt*»aaa.p a a litua User
saars wacre tae was* bugtna;
Out waeic a iraaacr areeoe m Mew
Mg,
Whet* lucre’s laughter in ever;
s. issmict tiewing;
That's urnere the west begins. '
Got where a fresher breene la blowing
ms*m tewur aearta in despair ar
- That s asm the West hagini;
Where ten*’* mure of -nging aa
* lam ml ughiag.
Where teero s mere of gtviag aw
less st baying.
And n man asui a friend withes
ham trying- ■
That's where the Weal begins.
—Arthur Chapman.
SUNDAY AT THE FIRST
IMTiUT CHURCI
Sunday School Orchestra begin
Flaying at h:ew A. Je. Attendance u
I>«a« at aenoay Hcoeol #6u.
'septa of ntoining carmen: “Qi
s’aiiiug la Gave."
hgmrul music by orchestra at even
ilotf S4IV1C*.
/ topic tor evening service: "la th
Ciatctxa ot Ambition."
DAMAGE BY KINSTON FIRE
IS UflMAThO AT SSOO^D
Kinston. Fob. IS. — Tha damagi
from last meal's fire here which 4e
»a oyed a building an Queen stree
uca tec stocks ot two ciothiag aai
dry reads concerns was today su(
aciauy teumaied at $300,000. laser
aace will total less than half of thi
. »"»• __
Once more we may retain thank
for tha axistcaca of So nth Carolina
."Wanlever the North Carolina legie
imis aaay do about tha modes, i
con t be a bigger tool thing than thi
hua.n Carolina house hae Jest puIlM
air, in foib.ddiag tha exhibmen ol
i—i—>e pictures portraying woman ai
one ince ia theatre# at another race
Kayoe they never saw a “tr«—
•a vuuih Carolina, though,'IS'
out uapeneae, or Hawaiian, er
>.ue psiorM. limply because a 1
aa of aa alien race waodera In front
of the camera, may work no berdshi)
ihere.—Greensboro Daily Mews.
. STOCKMEN GIVE REASONS
roE EXISTENCE Of RUNTS
Mar* than SOS replies have baa*
• oee.ved from practical stack bread'
art and a wears m response ta * ffsea
Uisulra aeat oat b/ tha Uailad
Bute* D« pa i tee eat of Affrlealtar* in
an effort ta datanaiaa the cauae aad
rBible meant ad prove*Cap rust*
lira Mach. The lari* aaaber af r*>
pile*. dapartaso** epaatallete cap, kt>
do* tea tha iataraat which stock
Weedan fast fas this eahjkct Seasa
af tha toast is at asked la tha oaaa
Uonaaire eras "frsa |*a experience
In what closes* of lire stack da tha
■ret root* appear (eattle, hew*,
sheep, *Ce )T" -la what staff* af aa
a'.lataTa deveioaeeeat daw roaUaew
appear ehiefljr?” "la year irpsrl
anca whet era tha awl p media*! na
thada of prwrwMtaff roatst" "Dee*
it pay ta rate* rants to aurhat dtiT
“Ta what estawt would raw dwaaeial
rets, ns from Wro stack ha Inrreaa
ad if paw had a* neats!"
Jfialtr&iSSZS S?
, #
I CLEAN INC A COUNTY
OF HOP CHOLERA
II A county fro* tram hog ehotaee
',*ta yuur Is ths ml to which swiao
tesodan hi Steuben County, Ind.. sru
working Ondsr ths gu'dv-ee of ths
’ >««•» coanty spat and ths district
vottnarlan of the United States De
partment of Agriculture. As s resell
of a persistent campaign for the con
trol of cholera and Met organised
, effort to eradicate it, there has becal
■ a remarkable decrease In tha dlesam
| In the coanty daring the tart'two
[ifsars- In 191T the lorn from cholera
'IIn ths coanty, according to the coun
•,ty agent, was shoot 110.000. In HH
■ U wne a little leas than •B.OOO, and
' In 1019 It was pout the turns. In
1910, however, only three eases oc
r curred !n the eoenty. which lead*
" the twins breeders to believe that if I
1 their efforts to control ths disease
' arc costirued cholera caa be praetl-l
1 tally eradicated;
; ROAD BILL PASSES
BY BIG MAJORITY
(Continued from page L)
I him,'* Mr. Templeton declared.
The Fiona* was la no mood to. con
cur. Mr. Doughton declared that It
was lu no way in keeping with the
dignity of the office of Gore-nor to
require him to past upon r .ch mat
, as the Highway Contra siton wan
called upon to pass dai^ “The Gore
ernor Is aa executine or tr, and this
[Commission is an admlmitTutive body
'land I think that this amendment
I ought not to past," ha eotclndcd. It
I got only the vote of the me tber from
•r**rl Matthew Ante neat
Mathews of Bertie offs'id an e
mesd^-nt providing that .Che State
woo^be expected er allot .-d to par
sny county for roads ..ajhlady built.
The amendment was '-Tiopted aftp
repraeontatives from all of the large
counties had assured the House that
' their counties did not expect or want
pay for the reads already built. Mr.
1 Templeton excepted from tha position
with the statement that Cary road
district wanted pay for tire Cary hlfh
W*L- .of Moore offered an amend
; ment providing for a clamifleatlon
of automobiles shore the rating of
W homo power. He submitted figures
to demonstrate that there are several
hundred care of this type in the state,
and suggested that the same ratio of
tax he applied to them aa la applied
in the ftradua.ed scale of bone power
' up to 36. lli.« amaodme.it was adopt
ed. Grant of Davie offered aa araend
. ment providing for aa «ddrt!o\il 10
: million dolUrv ‘o n>e..t posaible Ped
ernl provision bs; hj amend ment
wu not passed.
• Three day* of <1 ; had passed
without a wo d foa. ihe father of
hill. Representative Do ugh ton,
■ad after the lart amendment ami
’ 0***74.3b1 upon, ha arose to
. speak briefly. The House and the gal
lery had boon waiting for the Old Ti
rr.t05C?k JP*1 him when
he took the floor. His face turned a
uiua mutr a# n* wailed ter silence,
and then ba assured everybody that
ha was not going to make a ■poach.
Ccaateat Bm N. C Railroad
„ T* "»y he -vanity, but I hop* tha
£?“*? “« whoa I my that
*£■ *5.^1 Krmtmt piece of Icgisla
Uoa this General Amawbty haa con
1 tldered tinea it built the North Car
oliaa Railroad.” ho bourne. Bo discus
1 »ed tta tax features of the bill brief
Jr. todicatin* the mutcus from which
I the bond leone is to ba fluacad. lay
ing partiaalar straw ojwh tha fact
that none of R cowaa from the pro
Pvrty owner. Ha detailed the ganeral
automobile fund la a few words and
the*-- H that la canonflaga, to naneh
I of It I aw proud of 1L”
-,Th«n ha appealed directly to Mr.
* M*itll,'rW’„Mr^nltkrl tBd Mr. Barnes
. and finally Mr. Fountain, who was
sitting heaide him, to fO wf«ht& ™
i ponantt of tho bill- Hie atttude was
•Iwoat fatherly to tha younger man
. who have fought tha bin through the
past throe days. None but Barnes and
, Qaiekel refuted to relent when the
question was put
_ Ooughtoo U Courtly
The House and the galleries stood
I up whan Mr. Grisr very gracefully
requested Mist Clement to coma to
, ‘he chair aad mat tho question on its
. final reading. It was surprised to the
i of hroathlewnew whan ha aug
I ««Mad It, hut when tha House raalis
. ed what fits going on, ovary mem bar
, rose up with a moot and remained
, standing until Mr. Dougfcton aad Mr.
Me Bee had eenducted her to tha
chair. s
i t r**,i**4 j“*t how courtly
1 tho OM Tiger could ba until ha want
down tha aisle to Join Miss Clement,
nor with what distinction he eould
1 comport Hlmootf. Tko (HrtKuAUia
7** £1 t9r u •womd, u
for Mist Clement. S^wns handed
I- - ■=
3 tbo atopa to the dla». a little flueb
»nd Tartly marpritrd at th» honor
that bad bean accorded her. She took
the gartl from tbo Speaker and turrv
od to tbo chamber and paitndod for
ordor.
•he —«*—♦ vtnnt "The
q-.-eitlon man ts th* p»*™ro at the
bill on Ita th'rd and fi-.M r otl c: v
mny «-• t'o<r» lit ri . .
tholr r*moa are ca'.td, .a. “,i c . .
>tn ' .:p>oz«d r«,j ‘KS. ) hi <•! •>
read."
’• h- e*«rtc beg-4;.-- to coll tfc* .oil t
rui i ..
required half an hour tha Room
wasting to atop to applsud “tha
mournaV a. they explained their
Tot®- ,Mr- Mntthewa aada a clean cut
epeoch wall within tha minute prorld
•d la th* nil**, and so did Mr. Llnnry.
Mr. Qaickel took *lar«a times th*
time allowed and spoke aa even 11
minutes, hot the chair graciously ix
norad thetrespaa* upon th^allotted
tin*. Finally it «u or*r madMbfl
Clement announced the Tot*. The tu-^^
mult broke* loo<» and It wsa eereiml '
mlnutea before order wae rtetored
jrnd^d^urnmen^nken^^^^^^^^
In The I
Morning !
U TVa Maniac
vkaaa ayyatltaa
art hart la aatla
1f, a dainty Mt at
•m yaatary balya
a M.
Craig Bakery
■.. ■■■■ S
| EVER BnjOUS? |
Charieston, Ml**.—Mrs. R. V. Heins, of this place, fcj
U y*. Ttowsww tot to use very much aiedfcine,
because If Ifelth eadacbe, dirrincss, or colds, bad taste W
V) to »he mouth, which comes from torpid liver, 1 would Tfl
■ to*1* «.<*»• «c tmore ol Black-Draught, and It would IS
U» w??hten ■'KL«neka ™« feel aa good as new. W
We nave used in our family for years (II
THEDFORD*S “
Black-Draught
■ «pd it certainly fs the best liver medicine I ever saw. B
IQ III),” °°^ “ved ?« ®oney. it has helped keep my 71
M *ytoem •" shape, and has never weakened me as eo 11
Sf2yJ>l!ysic*-da0.1 "oommend tt to ray friends and am 9|
ma *u^.to do sa* Black-Draught Is the old. reliable liver (B
B medicine which youhave doubtless heard much about H
Hi Jtoen, you toe] badly all over, stomach not right bad (I
■ In your mouth, bilious, or have a headache, try II
Thedford s Black-Draught At all Druggists. 71
R Always Insist on tho Genuine I jl
I. r
0
• . *
Idle money has no value—it is no good to you or
, your community. Only when it is placed in a good
bank and made to circulate does it perform the use
ful functions for which it was created.
You owe it to yourself and your community to
place your funds in a bank where they are always
at work and always guarded against nre, burglary
and loos. .%
• * ’X-.I
BANK YOUR MONEY WITH US
* t
JJank
EXTRA SPECIALS
CHINAWARE
Best Any Where
$230 Sets for_$140
>120 Sets for_$ 75
> 80 Sets for_$ 50
$100 .China
Closet. . $65
__•
$145 Buffet $85
ALL FURNITURE
DOWN - -14T(fl-2
SPECIAL BARGAINS
- IN -
40 P A R L O R SUITES
Mahogany and all Oaks
OIL STOVES
i ved Star, $80 kind down
to...$55
NEW PERFECTION
And Others in Propor
tion
$ I 3 1.5 0 Refrigerator
Ki.chen Cabinet* for
$35.00
O'lHERS LOWER
Stick Brooms_90c
DINING TABLES LOW
$ 148.00 Majestic Range
$115.00
$90 Cameron Range
$60.00
$33.50 Cameron Stove
$20.00
$75 Barrett Range .$48
Refrigerator* And- Ice
Cream Freezer*
♦0 PERCENT OFF 40
12c Fire Dog* And
Smoothing Iron*, lb..0c
-ARP TINS — CHEAP
SEE ALL OF STOCK
9
■
BUTLER 10THERS
ANNOUNCE REDUCTION
Of From I-4 to 1-2
FURNITURE, STOVES, RANGES, RUGS,
/Carpets, Mattings, Musical Instruments
Hardware, Farm Implements, : Building
Material, Points, Mill Supplies, etc.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GUNS,
, RIFLES AND SHELLS
.Every article in the Big Stores and Warehouses—-Except
Victor Victrolas—is Offered at these Reductions Which
Will Continue Until ondidons Improve. This Is Your Op
portunity; Where We Lose You Gain—The Reductions
Are in Force Today—Come at Once.
Burro Roofing: i*g fjf
fe_^ >
i — ■—■ i, p-- v— i ••
Snell Bicycles
Brace Fork and Double
Brace Frame
$50.00
Steel Concrete
/wheel
'BARROWS
$12.00
American Steel Wire Poultry Fencing, per Roll. __$4.75
NO GOODS CHARGED OR SEiMT ON APPROVAL
- AT THESE PRICES
4 l t
Butler Bn thers
DUNN AND VARINA N. C.
— ■ ' ' 11 1 — ‘
EXTRA SPECIALS
. 1'
4 Square Yards Linol
eum __. .$3.00
Curtain and Drapery
^.ods . _ .40c
$2.00 Curtain and Drap
try Goods-$1.00
COTS, SPRINGS AND
ROLLER T O P A N D
1TPEWR1TER DESKS
-WAY OFF
30YS AUTOMOBILES
AND WAGONS AT
HALF PRICE
»
BARGAINS IN FINE
LINE LOT OF FLOOR
- LAMPS -
Liquid Asbestos Cement
—Eire Proof and Guar
an teed to stop leak in any
roof --$2.00 GaL
-LOW PRICES. ON^
Guano Distributors,
Com and Cotton Plant
ers, Cultivators, Riding
Plows, Hoes, Rakes,
Pitch Forks and other
implements.
Tires And Other Auto ;
Accessories Very Low
Screen Doors, Windows,
Sasha, Doors and Man
tels at Extra Low Prices.
SHINGLES, LIME AND [
nails reduced ••
Bargain, in Piano# And [’
- ORGANS
_ 1
PAINTS, OILS, ETC., 1,
GREATLY REDUCED !
SEE ALL OF STOCK j
~ ■ 4