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A wtwiw preacbcd at the Seeond
rt»'>;mtei »4tns. Laouviite. f ut>
hM Vjr A· IhHiiIo Poat, hp·
i—efcor 11, lltt.
Tat: 1 Tmvothy 2:1-*, »4 JuH
tiJf.
A ll ·; Mm to appeal to the
CUitln wwioK*. I vnM Ilka ta
rcach cîwj CbiMlat cowatknoe In
Aaarica. Tbeta to mo partiaan poll
ill ay imwagt. I ^»ut ril
eoaiki liimftlf U mi; pert al So
re ft ta 1*20. I km jmat rotarned
from uortiT ikoiter tri*. My reeaat
J—raey Iti r^T faiymi my eao
ttHIwi
Iktn «tatcaenta I wl*h to make
Κ Ae wrj ktdnliii. TVc lut 1*
taal th· American nation baa traded
ita m sea I r—ponatbEBty tiact the
World War. The Mcoad la that is
erlean ChrUtlaae. «ka ar· faaitHar
with Maaa of right and truth, have
traded ϋκίι moral retpoaaibility by
their polity af aileare, of talcewara
Λ*«β and drifting la oaa of the gréât
es. cri m in the hiatory of the world.
The third itaUmeat u thai the gnat
mriwra· «bu un ·η pi Λωια
aa » nation U presumption. Wo Ima
gine we arc Ml·, lmnsane from the
«encrai peril* of the worid icnw the
Mfta, that oar eonatitntioo I· an m
tfirod document, and that w« ara
4» fararttca of hmw We naed to
recall the mord· of Ckriat ««Ma the
Deril tempted Him to jam ρ from A·
pinnacle" of the temple and truat God
to mru Him from Injury by Bending
ar.gcla to tor hire up. Jeene replied :
"Thou ahaK Mt tempt the Lord thy
Cod."
An* rice ia an the pinaada of the
world*· life, and (ha U In daagar of
m*Ui« the fatal jamp by ignoring
her mar*' obligation to maaklad. We
art bring ht a fool*· paradlae In ear
▼tin rfalaiion that we can lire a «op
erate life.
There are two practical raggeatiane
I wtnh to make. The flnt la that the
American government ought to take
an active part hi the acttlement of the
gram European problème. Thia im
pttea nothing aa to the method. Fer-,
eooftBy, I am for the League of Ha
tioae. becaaae eomo agency or le- j
•trames tali ty ta ceoemary. and thia
ia already to exiateoec, and in · way
functioning. Bat If mmt other way
can be foamd, well and good. The
cctond practical toggaetleaa ia that
Antrim Chriftiasi ma,mirm
their iiilmfo f«H to tkis cwd. We
CtehHine are eitisena. Wo mart not
soand the cUar nota *f dm J. Wa
should do oar boat to Β re us· the
American conscience.
Mj IMNM tor ψ· preceding
(UtoswnU at* u folows:
Fixst, w» are morally bound U
compléta what we began. Wc did not
lUtt the Work! War, but are weat
in sad agreed to h alp. Th*n wc draw
back at a crucial moment Suppose a
MUTron afitca to help another nr.
«•on hi a dangerous opérai Ion, and
auppaae la tho midst of the operation,
oa professional or tcehnic*l grounds,
ha ihould soddoaly deiert the caw
and lat the patient bleed to death.
TV· verdict of right-minded people
would be that inch a sargeon τ» a
moral reprobate and anworlhy of
confidence.
Wa ara making the Impression up
oa the world that wa do Dot care for
others. Wa draw back from oar grval
taak at tbc wry crisis of tha world'·
affaira.
Wa brought new democracies to
birth all avar Europe and then wa
laft tbeas u helpless aa infants, a
pray to the wotret of anarchy and
reaction. We tossed the yoong flemo
craelea oat of the sleigh in which
we were escaping to satisfy the·*
woWes punaise αι. *
Wc trashed autocrats all orer Eu
rope aad then wc «aid to Bolshevism
and Socialism aad anarchy do aa you
{will.
My second reason is that respon
sibility and opportunity go together
In IBtO I met American merchants
in many places In £arope proepectir.y
for trade. I have seen In American
papers long liais of countries, Ruro
peans as well aa Asiatic. In which
there are great trade opportunities.
We are "seeking to exploit the world
commercially. Our papers are publish
ing long llats of business h ouïes In
China, Japan. India, Africa, France,
Germany, SWth Amcrica everywhere
j'd jitioji. haw Am·.·'.lean i.t»r
. : tear- kCwu: rt>· u;porluriity of
ihn new V- :>rV uiùtr to *<1τ*ι\*ο Am
.•lûen trade. Λ .;«ΐ ;«rt thr.M aT-j Am
>. icir>» who t>tc ui.»iliin|> tu uimic
! »ny rcni.-m.iuiUtr ï°» kitpinj the
wnrld'a peace. In bed" »· want to
Iv a co*vv;r&-.an. : «.i'Jarn of the
wtrtii. -ii [li't'ci κ··ι! rational life,
<i ·*<■.—. t" be r. - »rk Rornor,
who uct in « ;on»cr cm'/.!>g m Chrtat
1 -·ιαβ !>··. H; pat In hii thumb and
j'vlVd oil! u plain βτ>·( ra.nl what a
-i-:at V07 aa» I." In trad* wo aay "be
'.old nj •'u.lr.ç, Ulco · Torj chant·."
I *Λ nu··»! r. ror.ilhility -xu are m y in*
"play uif ." Tsir no rl ancea. We
fsrfcet that. ,
Yhousi) love repine and roaaon chafe,
! Ticre co.,1..* a voire without reply.
" Ci, mua't perriilion to he safe,
| When for truth he uu*ht to dw.
I cm wondering today what
■« ?·>rliiiff ana*! la heaves la writing
1 Η the bOi>ka of God coneeritlojr our
» <«*nt bohnvior ci a nation. I am
■ o'td :r'nor what 'Jic dlfpatei-tiain h:»
torian ok lundr*·! ur vwo narëred
yean from now, when all lb.· e'euda
jof pulsion and conflict «bail Dave
■ -wliat thr HUtor-χΛ will b<
ikmi^'Ud to write co-icvininf α». If
'.'«kc of Ihu present wndencica con
■ tlnaa, if no new moral power ia arou
; jod to ι ei'.xt iho preeeat pettine»» and
vlU.uieu, the future historian will
jl-avc to wjr ûotuv thins» !>ke the fol·
jlîwinj:
America jnoyed and foufht that
j'-i.» sovevruncata of the world Aoold
' * >!ja»ocraciee nrd uetsted at the
;b;rt'.> «Γ a wore of nuw dtmocraciea,
i. -.d ".hen tuned hrr back upon them,
ι Site h' lprd to briOR them forth and
thin -e^U'i'atid her own off»prias.
'ο··<· t«:w £o*« new-bora people* try
ir.R to IcAt'a their new ait
of fcow to sovarn t h e m
sjw them half blinded and
».,w -hm hy famine atVr foar year·
• i i,.:JKiucUOD; saw them to deadly 1
* · oi anarehy and laternal fort··
ι Je l?oction; urw them battling for
tir "7 livM to a stormy ··· of
i-' *. r:,«i saw them do '
.· t. thj Wjen they hud been bled'
IU v.th four yean ef loa of blood
..I »! il· ah· looked on, Ao paved
on lh(> other aide, perpetuatinc th*
-rat. oroloafinc the (real traeedy.
Tee my we Addled while Rome burn
■1. It la wore· than that. We played
: VUwinka while the world barned.
My third r«a*on la that the preeent
European equation aeeme Iwptlwa
without America'· Influence. We are
familiar with th· taKare erf the iw
crnt conference· at Genoa, at th·
Hsjroe, aad at London. Two fraat g
voice* hare recently been raised to
England for fee wtMmast of the
Christian conscience of th· world. Dr.
J. H. Jowett, the grmt Noe-canfonn
ist preacher of London, has recently
:nadc · heart-breaking appeal to I
Christians of tfce world to aro«sa I
heauelv··. Uoyd Go org» ha* pet the
:iac In aa addrcu recently to a gzmp
>f Christian» with the minor acte and
til th« trafic impreaalvane»» of ou
if the old propknti of krarl He «aid
h*· drift in Europe it toward anolheT
r*r. Another war mean· the doom of
dvilUation. He repeated the word to
mprea» IL "I tall you, my friand·, tf
ire get Into another general war, ai·»
ligation I* doomed, doomed, doom
pd r
America'· voice haa the one aeed
fd Influence baaed upon the convic
tion, in European aiinds, of oar di»
ntercctednets. I offer no lolation of
Lhe European problem. Probably no
American today know· what la the
trac solution. I am «imply seeking
ia impreaa the duty of taking a hand
and trying to ftnd the «olution.
My fourth reason U that the phy
ileal unity of the world create· a
moral unity. There It no aacape from
thia. A hundred years ago the world
Ife wai many organisms. Today it if
one cTtaoIo· with one a«rvo«a ijn
Um. Then Lh» world wu Ilk· % block
of clajr. Yoa could itrike and d»nt it.
Tod»y II li ■ block of marbt·. A
iligit blow vlbrmto* to iU utmoit «χ
tNmilj,
Every Islinutloiul qtiMtioo todajr
Is at bottom a moral qneation bMiiw
(Continued ou p«c* β.)
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
It pays to sUnd in with Ο- V.'. Butler, because he ; ;
can famish you with the ^e»y best meats that any mar- ! I
ket can sell, saw your woo:!, bale your hay, sell you
fresh milk cows and swap or sell yoa real food fat < >
mules or horses. All thin at the very best price. In ; ;
fact. I will treat my customer* right. ; ;
G. W. BUTLER I
Dunn, North Carolina |
8SSS3222 '-ΊΜΐ" ?.* *1 »11 " *1111 * * * * * * ** *
DEMOCRATIC
SPEAKING
The following Democratic Speak·» will address r.hc people of Harnett Coun
ty at place· and on dates indicated below:
N. A. TOWNSEND, L. M. CHAFFIN AND M. M. JERN1GAN:
At Aircastl· School* Btrbecu· Town .hip, Nov. 1, at 7:30 P. M.
At Cameron H31 School, JohneonviQe Tcvmship. Nov. 2, at 7:30 P. M.
At Baxmlevel, November 3, at 7:30 P. M.
At Coat», Nov. 4, at7i30 P. M.
J. R. BAGGETT, JAMES BEST AN£> DR. J. W. i ALI ORD:
At Flat Branch School, Anderson Cre jk, Nc/. 1, at 7:30 P. M.
At Piacah School, U. L. R., Nov. 2, ai 7:30 P. M.
At Cokasbmy School, Nov.4, at 7:30 P.M.
J. R. BAGGETT AND M. T. SPEARS:
At Cool Springs School, U. L. R., Nor U, «l'i'ii O P. M.
M. T. SPEARS AND NEILL McKAY SALMON:
At Roond Wood School, Johnonrille, Nov. 1„ at 7:30 P. M.
At Hickory G rare, U. L. R., Nor. 2, at 7 JO P. M.
At Midway School, Bochhorn Tow—h'μ, Nov. 4 pt 7:30 P. M.
C. L. GUY, C.H. BROWN AND F. H. TAYLOR:
At Gregory School, Groro, Nor. 1, at 7:30 P. M.
At Cape Fear School, NeUls Crook, Nor. 2, «t 7:30 P. M.
At Niiraory School, Anderson'· Crook, Nor. 3, at 7:30 P. M.
At SorroO School, Groro, Nor 4, at 7 :30 P. M.
E. P. YOUNG, G. IL GRANTHAM AND C. C. PARKER:
At Big Branch School, Borbocue, No . 1, at 7 JO P. M.
At Mnjr Stewart School, Aroraaboro, Nov. 2, at 7 30 P. M
At Torfengtop School, Groro, Nov. 15, at 7ύ0 P. M.
At Sprfag WD School, U. L. It, Nor* 4, at 7:30 P. M.
CHARLES ROSS AND L. L. L£VINSON.
At Dunn, Nov. 2, at 7130 p. m.
At Midway School, Bode horn. Nor. 3, at 7:30 p. m.
AifAur*», Nov. 4, at 7 iJO p. ak
AB the raters, —ptrtslljr (he bin are cordially mrfted to hear these able
ipi slur· dhean the Isinoe at the day.
R L. GODWIN, Cb.hr···, NEILL M:K. SALMON, Secretary
Portable Coal Grates
To introduce our Portable Coal Grate· to
the home· of Dunn we offer 100 at Retail
$4.00 each. Terms Cash, none sent on ap
proval end none delivered at the above price.
2 Sizes, 20 and 24-inch. Both have circu
lar front and dump grate. They are unusu
ally smooth, well fitted* and painted a jet
black gloss paint.
Call et our Foundry.
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HftÊ&ry-Mfg. Co.
I DUNN, —ι— NORTH CAROLINA
Mix with a 25-lb tack of
Your Favorite Flour
• (tckin of ΗοΓνίοτ#·, and than you will kaaw Jour
nU-IiUh Soar 1· absolutely per* and wholiaom»
free from any adulterant. Horafund'a always makaa hot
bread», uîh and putn of Dm, «van taxtara—mora
dahcioua, and eaiy to 4ir*«t. Horaford'» 8eH-Kaliln(
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Coadtmed lUtement of The First NtliaMl
Dunn, N. C. «I the cloa· of buainnaa 5epfenbw 16th,
1922.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $684,022.76
U. S. and Other Bonds 41,960.00
Stock; Federal Reserve Bank - 2,100.00
Banking House and Fixtures 68,186.66
5 per cent Redemption Fund 2,000.00
Cash on hand and in other banks 147,811.42
$981,020.78
liabilities
Capital Stock f 60,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 80,828.44
War Finance Corporation » 84,040.00
Deferred Credits; Federal Ras«rve___ 26,824.88
Circulation _ 40,000.00
Rediscount; Federal Reserve Bank 218,417.00
Kills Payable; Other Banks 26,000.00
DEPOSITS r 468,916.91
8981,020.78
OFFICERS
P. S. Cooper, President—J. W. Draughon, Vle«-Pr··.
H. B. Taylor, Cashier
DIRECTORS
J. W. Draughon, Marvin Wade, John A- McKay, J. L.
Wade, Thos. E. Cooper, Ellis Goldstein, P. 8. Cooper.
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