MUST RE PAINFUL AND DIS
. COURAGING
For the past eleven year* a vaat
Dumber of sxtreravly intelligent, lu
cid and plausible speakers bave boon
carefully explaining to the American
people that Woodrow Wilson, at
President, dlu those things that ha
ought not to have done and left un
done those things that he ought to
have done. During the last four
years those explanation* have been
redoubled In number and vocifaroua
noaa. It mutt therefore be painful
indeed for these careful explainers
to note that avary lima Woodrow
Wilson's name is mentioned at a pub
lic gathering the fool p«op)« rise up
anil try to yell their heads off.
For instance, when Lord Robert
CVril, a distinguished foreigner whom
everybody wan anxious to hear, waa
spooking at the Hotel Aator In New
York tile other night, somebody mailt*
the mistake of remarking that Wood
row Wilton was listening In on hi*
radio sat In Washington Instantly,
tire assembled guest* forgot all about
Lord Robert, and shouted for WIL
son It was a repetition of the scent
of inauguration day, when the outgo
ing President received a greater ova
tion than the incoming one; and of
the day when they buried the Un
known Soldier and the appearance ol
Wilson resulted in the faux paa of
the populace cheering a funeral pro
cession.
It certainly must bo a painful and
discouraging experience for tha paa.
pie who have spent moat of their time
demonstrating Wilson's mistakes to
learn that the people apparently love
better a man who does the wrong
thing than an altogether admirable
gentleman who is afraid to do any-'
thing at all.—Greensboro Daily
News.
MEN WANTED!
Harnett County's Board of Com-'
missioned want men, and Is willing *
to pay for them at the rate af ten
do;lam per head. The clam of men'
wanted by 4hc ConWrtsaior.ers are
those who operate boose raanafac
tories. Thr sheriff’s fonts go wot In'
the bushes and find these establish-1
ments and bring in tba equipment,
but when no one appears ts set up'
claim to the property it ia sold tf'
junk deaem at a great deal lower'
price than the owners paid. What the1
county most desires, hotrerer, is*
representative of the monkey rum ea-1
tablishmeid to call in person and
Settle with the Recorder for the pry*-'
ilege of operating tbs heslaem.
In parsuanct ef this deair* ea th*
part of tbs county, the Cosnmlmiew-'
Sr* at their Monday aemton made'
s^^^aratlog sh their ns^Ihai}- If
WSmhJw
mill is taken by the dtputies, enly
ten dollars wRl be paid for tba mill,
kut an artra ten dollars will be paid
lor each repreaentatisa summoned In
lo report upon Uic operation and
face the dlgsdAed countenance of the
Recorder when he asks "how come.”
Ten dollar* m mors than ordinary
witnesses receive for serving in the
court terra. It remiane lo be he seen
whether it will be an inducement to
the members of the society for tho
Evasion of Volstead, er whether it
will mean the capture of more stills
with representatives accompanying
them to the misdemeanor warehouse.
—Harnett County News
TO WHICH SHALL THE MEDAL
GOT
The death rate among babies in
Johnston County was higher than it
ought to be," and last November the
commissioners employed a county
miw and put her to work. Tbvrs was
an appropriation of (1,250 for Iht
reuse and the hive, Miss Sarah Mul
berry, who proved "very capable and
efficient," was provided with an au
tomobile. A new heard of commis
sioners came in. and when Miss Mul
berry was at the old home in Ken
tucky, where she had been called by
the death of her brother, she received
official word from Johnston County
that her department had been abol
ished and there was no need for her
to roturn. Tlte SmiUifieid Herald says
there was “no cues* for complaint,"
but the commissioners rut out her
work on the ground of economy.
Which is to say. they put a few dol
lars above the lives of the babies of
their county.
Durham County is too stingy to!
put np a docent monument to Uie|
Confederacy and Johnston is too
nnBBBOBHSS
Mingy to »vc the live* of ih« babiu*.
Which of U<* two deserves the modal
might be u goo I subject for the
Ae'.iool debating societies over the
Siato*—Charlotte Observer.
CANCER EXPERT. BORN
IN SALMON DEAD
(Kaahrllle Christian Advocate)
Or. William Faison, a dlstinguish
•d physician of Jsrwvy City, N. J.t
died on February H. Ha was bom
or. a farm in Bampaon county, X. C.
Horn than twenty yoan ago ha want
to New York and later auttlad la
Juney City, when ha climbed to Anal
rank in his profession. Ur. Faison was
a cpsciallat in tbs radium traatinaat
of canror and waa regarded aa one
of the leading American authorities
in this line of ondesvor. He waa the
founder sod head of the Fairmont
Hospital in Jersey City sad was on
the surgical staffs of St Francis. Si.
Mary*", the German, snd the City
Hospital in the metropolitan district,
where bis work had won him wide
distinction as a physician and rur
Crnn. In his cancer treatment he had
at great expense acquired aa u-utu
nlty large quantity of radium. Ha
had recently been placed la charge
of this work for the county in which
Jensy City is situated. Dr. Fslsaa
was an eldtr in the Freshylsiian
Church. The relieving of suffering
was to hhn a Christian privilege sad
duty.
If soma children Vnsrw who thatr
patents were, they’d have mare faith
in Darwinism.
.. »_.M f-FRSONS DEAD
AJ A N.'.SULT TORNADO
U.a. A,* >1 4 Dayan per
il... i..r t > have bran kflkd
■ • coat a cm won Lnjarad la
u m Uto Rad MNi fnm
city, by a un uado wklab aycpt
h ougi A'examh ia and PtaavUla i***
•oday. ,
The dead: Harry Kamui raereh
tntj Enoch Wiiliamaon aad IA If
momha’ old I a/ant; Mr. and ». jgf.
Gatei; J. M. Montea aad Jfen, Alvta
McCann.
PiuevlUe ban the brant of tko
blow, and anftarad heavy praporty
donate. Several paraona warn Injar*
«rd here
-
WOULD TOUT
May: "Would yon wow a ranted
bathing aultT"
June: "It dapeoda whan tha rant
ia."—PI anti ago.
Never tin the toll or rrtttll of a
garden plot whan too waL Tha aad
will bt Injured aa a rwratt
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0 TOWN POLITICS 0
I hereby announce my coaididecy
for commieeieaar, flat «»4 town
of Duno, eubect to She ectlon of the
O. W. BUTLEB.
Monk 80th, 1028.
FOB COMMISSIONS*
I hereby UMtMt myeotf i eoadl
date for comraieeiener of the eecead
Word of the Town of D«ao, (abject
to the action af the Democratic Pri
mary.
P. T. MAS4UEMCILL.
Dana. N. C.. March 16th, 1028.
1 hereby announce that 1 am •
candidate for commtmtonar from the
third ward town of Dana in the com
Inr Democratic primary and w<n ap
preciate your rote.
WESLEY B. THOMPSON.
March 80 th, 1028.
• ANNOUNCfcttEJTT
f hereby announce in yea if a can
didate for mayor af tha town of
Dan* •(*!*« to liar Kllu of too
Democratic primary.
J. V. VUIIHUS.
Uann. N. C, March lath.
j-—— -
I hereby *cmenace myaolf a osadi
date far cemmlmtomor of to mrl
ward of too town of Daaa anbjoot to
too oettoa of too Dimniatli yd
■ary.
P. A. LUC.
March It, till.
I taka Okie aaim af — —~*-y
myaalf a caadidato far
of third waid, town of
Joel to to* action of toa
primary.
w. h. mum
CANDIDATE POE MATO*
ftahlcct to to* wlakae af to* Otoao
ciatl* rotcrr to k* wywil la fa
forthcoming primary, 1 hirilj aa
ooaaco my eaadidaey for too otto* of
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Makes your cooking j
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• Cooks quicker and J
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Make all your mirchases of hardware,' cutlery, etc.,
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BUTLER BROS.
Dunn, North Carolina
J. L. HATCHER.
D«aa. North Carolina
Undertaker and Licensed Embalmer
Prompt Service
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