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cHH.URKN'S BAY
Kd«r old friend of
snd the solace of age,
Hatributea ao rarely frxn
■Ht, The Youth's Companion,
K|h| • following thoughtful
Ere than any other holi
m/Tln the year Christma* is
IBk cpiMtreit. & omy. it »* vriit
f ig explained to
■E and they are made to see
BKlhe ,kry ot the birth of
of all
will
mm jpiT strong t h -
Kffife'S
"-Ryttdad the retelling of the
ißwto midtoita appeal vivid
fWtreftft)i for facing life’s im
ptetete tupbtsTrn
“In emph&sifing the religious
Blabber d Chrigtmas it i* im
j of
Wmm to the
ffjggssffi*y f
■ give jmasenis and
■Bis gUiwa, we enter Into the
■Ktftlto house in which we
Tiara *hi still another
Bought ebout ear religion that
ha fa our minds on
SE wrn Bay,Because Christ.
Ella the religion of friendship
Bp cheerfulness, U is the re
fifk* of work. The religions
ms gf|f) COnteßUiili
Wm ■.■-toWwwaa wte »*«»« '' www *
im have never produced the
id . sa,
g$ ChristttLas tetm |nd In the
ISMea that dove to ui a
Euiu* fa and
‘OnVhrJrtmSSy we think
■ tha abssnt wWfci a jnecial in*
bllty of Vuifintf ® for many
Kta*hard tight to make on that
fa, Memories of otheir and
JEmlh of dear ones who no
■Biy can Join in the merry
HE* fat they whose pres-
Wmm ifiv#* m rmd iiknem to DMt
Bp**""** Days would not wish
■sir dmCre to throw a gloom
|sr Christmases to come They
Eld say, if thsy could. “IM
■a be your special effort—to
£pp the cMkiron and the guests
Son) seeing whs* you sec—t hi*
■mat chair in shadow before
TBB BOOT OF EVIL
If tide country ever fails it
■P net he became of war, or
or poverty or Holsh.-
Bia, or socialist*, or what
Rfa, It vB be iron: lack of m-ls
■prol in the average individ-
P Kvrything has become ex.
fepse. The home, the church.
jEI hep tpabie to put on the
K(Sks atmfijjr because they have
Jtejmak* to bo put on, These
■mil be said tPtThl
tip better gov-
Ihe ajtotton in whkh thi
ii ‘*fj£ noi rirbl#ou« ovsf*mtic*h
r.» y °rr "»“* "***■
ucihiwr ojf vnou looufin, Wily
then fdie before thy
says Dorothy Dix, “I
Were to go to a mother who war
cradling har babe on her bmpt
and tell her that I know a mag.
k formula by which she could
insure power, ami prosperity,
and hjspeinesa to her child, she
would Inrmpyerish heflpelf to pur.
chase this knowledge from me
and fall oo her knees and bless
me for having givan it to her.
rV*t t know just such a bit of
whita magic. In har secret soul
every mother herself knows it,
but ninety nip mothers out of
n hundred are either too weak
or too lasy to use it.
"This charm that would have
chfumed all life for innumerable
people; that would have kept
men out of prisons, and women
out of brothels; that wouM have
turned paupers into men; made
the unsuccessful successful,
and stopped the wheels of the
divofee court—consists simply
ip teaching children self control
There is hardly a derelkt In ths
world who cannot say: “I would
not be whai l am if my mothm;
had taught me to control nff!
uM M
"Fob it ia lack of self control
that is at the bottonvof ell our
aim of om mi salon and commis
sion,
"Look at ths murderer going
to the death chair. Not once in
a thousand times is he a cold
blooded murderer, but he was a
high tempered child himself.
There came p day when some
thing irritate*} him more than
usual, and aflame with anger,
he took a fellow creature’s life,
u is the supreme manifestation
of the same spirit that made
him kick the chair against which
he stumbled as s child, and beat
with important little fists aft
who thwarted him.
"Look at the drunkard wal-
Sn the gutter. He is there
his mother never
n» to control his appe
tites. He la the logical out
#wthjf thsjgwady UtUe boy
tiThemade hf** *^ )1 c * ndy un *
*Look at the poor, shaggy,
OUtat elbows man who had
H.'X ™ lotl *° , " ? f
ms Ufa, and has never been able
tst m ;ir rt ,or!
: ‘'He is his mothers handiwork. I
one pat the curse /of incompe
tence on him when she let him
five op every undertaking the
moment he struck the hard
sledding In it.
"He changed from one school
to another because the lessons
wart too difficult, or the teacher
was too strict. When he start
ed to work, he left one place be
cause the hours were too long,
another because his boss was
too exacting. He tried a dosen
different occupations that ha
left because he found they had
unpleasant features involved
doing uncongenial tasks. He is
a down and outer because Me
mother never taught him the
•elf control that makes a man
afiTarirjsst
has* put his hand.
"Lellt at the girl* who go
astray. Not one of “the sorrow
ful sisterhood" the t ? ? pitfully
calls them, but who is what she
is because she was so Weak and
so i n love with some vicious lib.
erttne that she listaned to htr
heart instead of her head. Har
mother could have saved har
from a fata worse than daath if
she had taught her to control
har emotions instead of being
ruled by them.
"Did the girl sell her soul for
fine clothes and good times?
BRINGING UR FATHER
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I v INDIA. rsaw THCtafcAJRE. <aiAgKV»fc.;T__- , Ir-X» . W»*C».st * • l l ‘K. < r C'J' 0 00'“ I j( Civ.* HE. j - T CX* I 1 | , L
n * voNOcwruc -mcoco *»JtN*»or _ J T A w*> moth*** **' c 2«rZ,F i *Z >ot/ * z * ° INOfct. I * | •« |j *l i
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Attain the mother's fault «for
noHeacMng fEfirl self So
trbl, and to do without the things
that she couM not honestly ret "
AMOTMSB rOLTICA!, PBISON'BE
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(S«HiM4MM Bon>
~ The MW mt Bi«*N« Fl*rt« tosses
Iws been rtwevsS frsm ike leng rell
of yelitiesl priseeert still Is Lesvss-
M* belsteS sseroiiv* elsmsncr
five* Me tbls feeeSsm Destb bss Is.
tervesef wbsre Atoernsy Oetfvrsl DsSg
! bsrtf was sSaatsst. * •
Msgon wss set sa Americas. was
set s subject el ear nation psrticlpat
lag Is tke fate war. Tbs aMcfas ia tbe
little pepsr Which ha published ia Us 4
Aagefa* were la tbe Spssfab teagua sad
s# littfa lihslp to “disAsnigs rscrolt
•ng as a Dutch sdSlfa* el tbs New
Testamawt. But the Baglaaage act was
•►read rnoagk te catch bias, and new, ts.
ter eenrtan In paars es a twenty saa
yaar ssahsacn, Mapaa fa dead. Alter ail.
ha was oaiy a Masicaa radical, aad what
tfaas It aMtfar Wat tbs Meat ran Chamber
es Peps ties fa said to be dragfag its
rostrum blech ia >a»ar te hlmT
, Mason la dead es heart disease, aad
with maay mars yean of prise* facing
him it ie probabfa that kg was glhd te
die. For Mentha, eat there la bis cell
fa Leavenworth, he had bean going
elewly bi|nd. Nearly twp rears age be
wrote from prison; **l can Will ana ths
color of a flower, f can still ana a sun
beam end can still glery is th« sight
at a smile. If I could only step fate life
again before It be tea lato. M
Bat that Ves twenty meath* age, aad
altheagh hope dies hard It dies. Two
month aga to was aSlcfally reported that
Magna's general Health was very food,
toagun knew better: ha la dead.
To the Attorney General the Presi
dent es this <«**tto can give great pow
ers Powers es life aad daath. power te
stamp out the seal by month* aad years
es jail, pawer la precars a pardon far
mea like Charles W. Morse, power te
deny a pardon Id men like to agon. But
eae pawer only Gad can tore to men fa
authority, and that lime pawer es
mderataudlag.'
Macon was net released, It seams, be
aeeaae ha weald sat any be wa'a "repen
tant". Aad ia a letter as which tha foi
lowing pasaage la tha care, Mr. Daugher
ty found evidence that Magon "prides
himself ea hi* defiance of law."
I do aat complain against my fata
I am recalvlKg what I have alvnay
fatten In my thirty years es ••tog
gle* fer Justice — persecution. 1
aatMV * * stmeed a<4 Sea ms* as* mm <4 ias mh mm.
BeVrl VajPSVvVw aw lafvSVa In fay SrTe
daaver. hut 1 feel It te he my duty te
pareerve consciousness that sooner
er later hamanlty will adapt away
of social intercourse with lava as a
basis.
Magon was a follower of Tolstoi. Im
prisons ad la Mas tea aader tha autocracy
es Die*, be naught America 4* a have a
We Thank Our Patrons
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■ -V r.eV* f , t -
For the splendid Christmas business we have enjoyed. They
, have been most considerate of our employees who endeavor to
extend every countesy in serving the public.
lit-.
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M WHILE WE HAVE SOLD MUCH MERCHANDISE
i. u
Kt '• 7. , < y ■■
* Our Holiday as well as general merchandise lines em
brace all that could be dashed at this season and we are prepared
to give prompt service today to last minute shoppers. We will
; remain open tonight as long as occasion deamnds.
Ellis’ Department Store
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shall arbucble pictures
BE SHOWN IN GOLDSBORO?
This is a matter that Ths Goldsboro News would lilt* to
ass Mttlsd by ballot. Both sides should have an sttusl voice,
children as well as grown-ups. flappers as well as staid
matrons, si liners as well as reformers can all speak their
mind with the assurance that their names will hot be pub
lished, but each bsUft must be signed so that an accurate
check can be kept to prevent ballot box stuffing. The'
Literary Digest conducted a naMop-wide straw ballot
contest on the liquor question, and now The Goldsboro News
will conduct"s similar vote to determine whether or not the
, movie fans of Goldtiboro and Wayne county want to laugh at
Fatty’s antics, jyst use the following ballot and vote as
you sea fit: v
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HHOGLD ABBUIKLE PICTITBBB HE BHOH^N?
I Vote Yes I Vote hlo
Signed
Put an X oppoHite to your choice and mail this coupon to
Movie Editor, The Goldsboro Nsws, Goldsboro, N. C. ,
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where hs might w«rk fur ths Übsrutiun
of tbs psona of his souuUy. Caught in
ths drogust of wsr hyltsriC, hs~ was
glvsn wkut smoguUd to h lifo sestsneo
fa LsavsnWorth.
Thors Mrs only gfaty Svs othsr pod*
tlcui prlsouors still in LsaredWUrtli.
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PUBLIC FORUM
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To Tha Editor.of Ths News;
Far s city the else of Goldsboro to
mafatolo what thy majority as tbe peo
ple of ths tity think' it » goneral nui
MUCS« namely a system of pa|frfag su«h
•a it is in sflsct at the prmunt tint
fas Wool Walnut Street—a system
which has a tendency ts compel oil
can os ths south side of ths street
to keep moving, regardless of how im
portant It might ho to corns to a stand
ing position for tbo purpose of
leading up purchasing ‘from ths
various stores along tha stroot
Is a genuine autosnut. Whatwill our farm
friends thing of its, sag our. alstem of
city government, aad approeiatlsn «f
their patronage T On the other hand,
when honest John comes ts town and
imbibes toe ffoely of tho brand of
“Corn" that our city bootlegger, sup
ply him with, and he parks ion the
wreag elds of tk a street, according
ts our idea* of tho fitness of things,
and accord fag to tho instructions of
our city Dads whan one of our guar,
diaas as th« right and wrong tries to
toll him just how hfa car bo
loft sheading »MI, ho fa Pik fa to
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Ik* overflowing with the kiddie* Santa
Claus and wh*n it ia impossible for
him to M« that there I* really any
min in th«' suggestion, and when ha
relent* the idea of htlag interfered
with in the fitet plane, and any* so,
and I* the bust man in eight to boat,
and When. the of fleer in quaetion feel*
that ia up to him to fell** ant hi*
order* or take the roniequencei of
having hi* aaorca of auppiiei cut off,
a* it warn, right hag* at CbainUm
time, and whan b* started to foil*#
out aald order*, namely move the CM
to the other aide of the street, or tafia
the driver to jail, and aald driver rv
aenta the intrusion to tha extant that
a light enauee (intenvrnace with alt
officer i* ha performance of hie dnty)
just what should bd» done to euch a
man, especially whan it bacomaa im
possible far hia own brother to reaean
with him, oV to eoavinta him that the
wlaa thing for him to do ia to go along
home inetaad of ataying to kill the
officer f
The fact rtmaim that on# of our
countrymen, did com* to town tw pur*
ehat* good* from our merchant*, did
atop hi* car on the wrong aids of the
•treat. end refuted to move it away
when tolicitad to do. no by a* officer,
and a fight tnautd between him and
tha officer, and It I* said that the
officer during tha fight did bring Into
play hi* black-jack, or what aver U ia
officer! U*g soy the purpose of con
quering unruly paraone, and need the
HIM with much effect. Now when he
waa pqriuadad by friendi of tha coun
u-ylmg te ralaaae him in t**i» ufcar K o,
.L J
it we# with grant affan ha was finaiiy
tahau uwny from' the scene. at action,
for ha wiahad to ho allawad to finish
tha fight than and there. Ha pm*
claimed from his platform on the back
mat of the aetemaHie that bo would,
I% member him, aad all that sort of
thing. Now jn at what ehould tbr offl
ear* (for there ware three there! have
done. In ne much ha tha vocabulary ti
rade continued in the presence of prob
t»y eae thousand of our women aad
iidren far thirty atiaaWe, and the
Uugnage waa net as the chalaeitf Why
should a man, even if ha ia haaida him
••if with anger, injury, of earn, be"al
lowed to continue curb a disgraceful
affair for each a length as time; and
ia he to answer te elkiliurtfoa far hia
damaaaort Who ia hia grievance to
ward, lea Dr. the man whe attempted
to arrest him for violating
rule that w# ar* iafermag la'Wdt *ssg
a city ordinance, or the man that has
been trying to, expeaimeiu With aald
parking rules to fiud out arhidki would
be mot satisfactory T Ur U it MHN
toward the man who supplilNl hinfWmb
tha brand of corn that bus such a
tendency to produce arguments of each
a serious nature 1 Who, anyway, is re
sponsible f
W. F,J**tTON.
A camphor tree with n basis circum
ference of IS feet will yield nearly three
tans of rantphoor .which, at tha present
mdrket price is Worth a bent 65.6000,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
To undersigned having quAfcied as
Administrator ef.J. H, Shsllington, de
ceased, with the Will annexed, late of
Waygf County , North Carolina, this
|y ts notify all persons. having claims
sgafnst the estate of to
exhibit them to (he aadcrdtgaod on or
rtre the first day of December, 18*8,
(hie notice will be pleaded In bar'
as recovery. ..AH persons Indebted to
.said estate will please make immediate
payment.
This the let day of December, 1923.
H. H. EDGKKTON. \
Administrator.
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NOTICE OP MORTAGKEW BALK
Under and by virtue of the power
»nd_ authority contained in a certain
Mortagage Deed executed on tha 4th
d«y of November, 1921, by John B.
They
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS THE YEAR
’ROUND GIFT!
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Here’s a gift that will prove interesting
every day of the year—an anntfal sub*
script ion to the Goldsboro News. It's a
gift that never gets tiresome—for it tells
a different story every twenty-four
hours. i * okj
And it will be welcomed by every member
of your family or your friends’ family, for
all of them have an interest in it some
way or other. Call our circulation de
partment and we’ll attend to the rest
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS ' •
BY GEORGE McMANUS
w *Y f‘i
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lowed end wife, Aaaie A Puwuil te M.
XL Muni*,' which i* duly ruunrded to
tbs’ office of the Regtetar- ut Owdi us
Wbyn,
mam t tho undAftifßtd trill tell II |lmi
***W** » . unv **W,WWwm to m
higfaret bidder far cseh M M*i Cggrt
Hearn* doer in GeldnWw ut Tddie
• dock ob Wednesday. January »4to*.
■ certain plut of lpud i* Geldobefe,
Wayne County, North Corultaa, defined
anjl described ns follows, tm-wlk.
He inf lot No. I ia the pint of ft. C.
J onus' property situutud on Tk*mp*»et
nud Brodgen street* is G*ld*b*r*, A.
c. Paid 1 plat being mad* tt
Godwin, surwyer, April tlgd, Ito, ‘
unfl recorded In the effiee us the Rug- \
later of Demi* la Rtm county in gift
book Ne. I, sage 1«.
This the last day of December, 1«M, N
«. W, LTNCH, Ateigtiee.
NOTICE Op MOBTACnm BALE
Under and by virtu* of the power
and authority ten lined in ■ certain
Mortagage Deed executed uu ftk day
es, October, IMI, by C. H. Pugg* pad
wild, Barak Food, which i* duly re
corded in the office of the Bgftgtdg «f
Deeds of Wayne eekaty la Vml fdt,
page Mt, there kavkp ton defmitt
la the payment ti the IwMlgli'tog
thereby secured, the aadifretgsed Will
sell to the highest bidder for eSFak eg
the Court 'House door ln OeidetoiW nt
twleve o’clock on Wednesday. January
3. 1923, a certain or parcel of lend
situate in„MMk °f Gold* boro North
Carolina, -Jefltaud aad deslritod a*
follow*, t«*Wit:
Bciag lot 'Mo. • on the J. J. Scott**
plot fronting 40 feet on tho Bouttora
Avenue, begiaelag a t the Chne. Fount
first lot, rgening south with the
Southern Aveau. 40 feet to J. S. Beott
lot No- T; the nee west 104 foot too -
eUke; thence north 40 foot to tho
('ha*. H. Fount line; these# east with
uid line with 106 foot to tho Charles
H. Foust lino; thenco east with sold
lino 106 feat to the hogiaaiug, forming
a parsllelorgam 40x106 feet.
For further description see deed of
conveyance from Ado Humphrey, True- ..
tee, et a Is, to J. J. Scott, recorded in
Book , page— —, Register of Doodf
office of Wayne County, North Caro- <*
line. ■ * .
This th* first day *f December,
1822. «.