L . _ ... ... ..._..
hi Bt put 4mm of «v, that
Bathing. Sis or eight men, kfltod
by o dim 44 m a rood 4m
■Am bohiad tho Haas—k ia hard to
toowN aaythiag of loot rigoiflcaaee
to the nay. Bat aaa weald the to
behave that the country took* at H
ditereatly. Oaa wwM Hka to believe
that we, Bring peacefully at oar mm
be cowee oar ooldieta did not b.wtate
to die ia defoaeo at oar peace and
mm, eeold never, never leek with
I iadiffemee m the epot where a «U
gte oaa ef them had Ue Ufa blariad
oat Oaa weald Hke to believe that
groaad wot with oar eoldten' Mood
tbaocefonrard became to on hallow
«d ground, whether the blood hay
yoaud to ho that ef a private ia the
rear sank, ar that ef a general aA
eer. Oaa would like to believe that
whoever Meed ready to ley down
-hi* life that Aaarica might Kv* Might
•ialm without queotiaa the right to
he called Amerioea.
If wo ant e rugoklto, that atari ha
•a. Bat if w* an to ha ruled by an
i Cotton Seed Wanted!
W« pay highest cash prices or will exchange to— ;
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MEALYMONIA
Scales situated next to J. L. Hatcher's Store.
MBALYMONIA—Used last year by many farmers :
In this section—Is highly recommended by those who
: used it.
N. B. Lee end Fred Baggett
agents lor
| Lee County Cotton Oil Company j
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npiN, u inrtalhl* umpire, thea
these tax creams are aem of ear*.
Dm — ho a »rh them died for as,
bat they aaa of oar*. For they war*
aogtue*. ta tha M*«y bag**** of
th* Masker, nlggen. oftener than
aot 4mm niggert. Therefore they
coaid not ho Americano.
Tho Softy Mows bolWves a* strong,
ty at say Masker ta whit* mpiwmaay.
Bat it hoHosos that th* white man
bread Hgbt of day- H
th*
that It dared aot amort tta right ta
rale hefor* all moa and uafiiUlt ta
dofowd It boldly, ta the (ace ef all
■Mat if it bshored that the white
race had aaak so low that it could
not rata ear* by hiding it* lac* hi
*» aeasaMn’i math and striking In
th* dark, than it would abandon hoy*
of th* whit* me*. Th* existent* of
th* Km H*x ta an lnealt to tho whits
race. It Is an admission that w* cam
not dofand oamatea* oxcept by a cow.
sod’s weepoaa.
And when Umt order preaches tha
pofaenosu ftoctrino that th* negro
ta aot entitled to th* right *f a fail
trial in opes coart and to the equal
protection of tha laws, becaueo ha li
net 100 per cunt American, we think
ef thorn huddled creese* in th* moon
light by ooo of th* riven or Franco
And whan oilctale of th* rovsmmon
ally thomsdres with that order, nay
m
1 1 lf
;e-hdn a judge on the bench charged |
<vtl. the nvcivd admlabtmt'on of Ji’- j
tVe will net dear that he la head et:
that reptilian ardor, wo think of thofr |
-aves la Franco. And oar impulse* j
(« not one of pity for the ngroa
for the negroes hay* rindlcated them
lvri Our fear It for the aatios that
. readme to abandon IU own dead,
.'.'■d help a country that could be so
diet—Graonahoro Nyra.
GRADY STILL SOJOTT
OM KLAN AFFILIATION
Clinton, Doe. SI.—-Jndaetion into
the office of Judge of the Sapenor
Court here tomorrow win not change
Hoary A. Grady's belief that whether
he la a member of the Ku Klux klan
or not h none of anybody** burin mr*.
*o long aa ha perform* the dutio* of
the office to which ha ha* been elect
ed. Ho wil hold bU first session of
court la Crayon county a week from
tomorrow.
Recent effort* to Induce Judge
elect Grady et affirm or deny the
statement made by Dr. Osear Hay
wood that he 1* the lltalar head of
the Invisible Empire to North Caro
lina have boon unavailing. Friends of
Mr. Grady had expected that he srould
make a formal itatamant before hr
. assumed the dultica of the Judge
ship, but it U understood her* to
night that ha wQl maintain his si
lence.
DID YOU KNOWT jv
That £!>• jam till prof)* from Ura
1
——— .ll.'lfgCBBg
butiiMiM of education nr* wywiXd
In the cumin* power el tha tons ef
Utocaandj whove koowledge, train lac
and preparation tor the work tad Un
tie* of life art anppllad by the pub
lic (ckooJa.
VULCUN PLOWS
We now have on hand a supply
of VULCAN PLOWS and PARTS
YOU KNOW THE QUALITY
JOHNSON BROS.
Dunn, . North Carolina
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The Season 1
for Stoves I
is Here
Vo. wii! Ci'.fl l!;f. f.jd most complete line of—
Stoves
Heaters
Cook Stoves
and Ranges
ever brought to Dunn in our store.
Furniture fcr every room in the house. Prices always
right.
Butler Brothers
Dunn, N. C. Varina, N. C.
; LOTS, FACTOR SITES
1 , NORTH CAROLINA
I i, 2:00 p. m.
.1. ! « •
This Land is Owned by Mr. J. D. Barnes-Located Near Oil Mill-Large
Lots. Dont Fail to Attend this Sale on Saturday, January 6th, 1923, at 2:00 o’clock p. m. Rain or Shine!
Em^E^^^BANDCONCERT