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Lillington, N. C., ThufiSliiy; Jimukify^'M, 1926
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EMINENT JUNIOR
age l>y congress dt stricter Immlgra-l
TELLS OF WORK
OF JUNIOR ORDER
Hat Maintained Youthful Spir
it and Enthutiatm in Pro
motion of Patriotism
Virtue and Liberty
tlon laws, and ihas sponsored every'
law passed by congress tor the ;pr^b-|
tection oi American citizenship. It,
was especially active. In assisting ^and;
drafting and sQcurihg-'the'.passage of,
ihe present immlgratlonflaV, and'has;
JiOCi^ CLASSES TO
-TPD'i? ATT *17D'I?'!?
iOR FARMERS
lent its efforts in seekivg^to^haive «Ui
aliens who claimed 'ex0i»ptioi£.'kuring'
the late war sent back to their -natlvej
lands. The order is nO'W actively aU
work in an elTort to improve and
bring to a higher standard the.natu-'
ralization laws of the-country..
The order'is pledged to ,elevate
American .citizenship,' to defend the.
country and its institiitions, to com
pulsory education of the rising.gen
^Work ;Done by Students—-All
Other, Tobacco Diseases To
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be Treated by Farmers
Themselves.
(Prom The Fayetteville,Observer)
(The district convention of the,
eighteenth-district of the'j Junior Or- public sohool.system; o prevent any
der of American Mechanics is being
held In Fayetteville this afternoon
and tonight, with delega'tes present
from the local eouncllVijln ■Cumber
land, Harnett and Sampson counties
in attendance. The-order has about
l,.^00 members in three counties,’
District !Deputy Councilldr G. H. All-
ran, of Fayetteville. Is in charge of
the meeting, and State Councillor M.
'I
W. Llucke. of Nashville. Is present
and will be one of the principal
speakers. Other leading'members of
the order are also scheduled for ad
dresses,
A 'business meeting is, being held
this afternoon, and there will be an
open meeting tonight jin Odd Fel
lows' Hall, to which the general pub
lic Is invited.
The meeting of the convention nat-
nrally 'arouses addliiounl; laierest in
the order and Its history and pur
poses. ' The following statement was
recently issued from riational head
quarters:
sectarian interference therewith and
to encourage the'reading of the'Holy
Bible in the pirbllc schools; to' resist
to the uttermosytho exercise.of pollt-.
ical ipower by any 'and alV'sects'^ and'
The iiUllngrton .agrlculturaU'classes
'»will.treiu all tcfbaccoriseedvaenf into
theirliiiboratory .'free ’ of., charge./
organizations that, are, o-pposed to
the Amerlcan.uform of,-government.
On December'31, ;i924, the mem;
bership of, the order ^ay.„83(),0,00',-
wlth ,2.850 councils*'oirganiz^'^an^
Cunctioftlhg in 42 states, The^net
gain In mom'bership‘,du\*Ing theTas't
18 months'was approximately :3'6',-
000.
COLK 8AVA3E TO REPORT
MONDAY FOR AGENT WORK
Former -County Agent H. A, Edge
is In receipt of a letter from Dls-
:rici Agent 0, F. McCrary in which
It is stated that the department, will
^end Cole Savage, former'farm agent
of Franklin county, to Harnett next
.Monday to be ready to take up the
■Other/.dlsease prevention: 'measures.
*'**?'«' * H ' ‘ * 1 v v /> -y
'cani/befeasilyifollo-wea^by'lthe'jfarmerj
himself 'i Ifv'he twants'- ^dop.prod ucewtoJf
■bacco' free'of ’leaf -spoU dlsoas'es’.'-Jv
Just -,what itoibacco; prIcos2iwHl,.'}^ej
mext .fail,, no one.„cah;-'safelyibr®Uot!,:
'WUK'prospects 6Vjan^incre^*d‘;am
,age,of. tobacco ,thl8lyeaft',oyer.'last,.*we
may eee low.iprlcesi'for.laverage grades;
of' tobiaccoT; iThe;,season-may. be un'r
favorable'-and a^’letl^of low grade;;to-;
iba'cco b's'pre^uco'd'.' Buf'/regavdilessj
of season or'prices'paid, for ih^gejuf,
eral crojp, we ;5an ■alway's’jbe.bssur.ed-
of goodi'-prlces for quality' itobacco
that .grade.s .'high
CO. that |l8 produced'^be of^es^A'quallj;
ty? •’On© of thdilargest- faotofsSffed^i
Ing.the quallty.'O'f ithe leaf^Is inwct or
The Junior Order United American! work of county agent if It be so ap-
Mechanlcs, today .one ,of ithe strong
est fraternal '-organizations Incexlst-
ence, had Its origin about’ 1853, hav
ing been founded at Germantown,
Pa. Prom its beginning the, order
was 8UCce.Hsful, and Interest of Its
founders re.suUed In growth by ile'aps
and bounds, with the :rcsuU that Us
membership ,now is found In almost
every state of Mie Union,^ with ac
tive councils in practically all cities
and towns. 
The word "Junior?' In the title has
no relation to the age^df mem'bers,
according to official -documents of
the order. Nor Is tlie word "Me
chanics" to be construed ‘literally. It
refers In no .manner id'afUsa^m. but
eirtbraccs every pursult'ii !’fhie orgau-
iztlon.Is Junior as an .oV.der and not
individually, it is stated,jht^ing had^
subsequent origin to . another’/frater
nity of similar name.T '
The general object pt ,the order is
given as follows; ‘‘To inspire .In the
heai'is of all native-born Americans
a greater love of country 'and fealty
to Its constitution and institutions;
to remind them that they are of one
blood/and that they should not hesi
tate to shed It In thelrl country's de
fense.” ' ' :
/hem and also with .-the district
agent and Mr. Savage.
Mr. Edge asks The News to say
that he Is highly appreciative-off the;
>plrU..oX^o,g(pfirajlion;.'api«>»g:.the*fari'.
rtters of the county' while he was,
gent .any he bespeaks the.,©are co
rporation" for his successor.'-
The special objects} cf' the Junior
Order United American t Mechanics
are four In number: j ^
"First: To maintain and promote
the interests of Americans, 'and
.shield them from tho depressing ef
fects of unrestricted Imnitlgrat'lon: .to
assist jihom in obtaining
and to encourage them
Second; To provide^ for the .crea
tion of a fund or fun'ds ‘ ‘ ■ ■■
employment
In- business.
for the pay
ment of benefits In the case cf sick
ness, disability or deatli/o'f its mem
bers. their legal dependents or rep-
re.ientative.s,' and to Issue certlffcates
of membersblp for the same.
"Third: To uphold;|t|u} American
free public 8,chool systemj/to prevent
any interference therewith, and to
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proved by the Board of County Com-
.’Uissioners. Mr. Salvage has not only
had experience in the work in Prank-
tin county, but also in Jacksoni
coun'ty, Alabama.. He has served:
eight' years a.nd is a practical man,
iccordlng to Mr. Edge, whose resig
nation as county, agent here took
effect the first, of the, year.
Mr. Edge has asked the members
of the County Board of Agriculture
10 meet Monday at. 11 o’clock. He
has some matters :tO' discuss with
disease i damage.- .To, avoid , 'thls’/'ln?^
:ury the follo'vrtn.g, recorn'mendations
have ibeisn made’;by' the specialists-in
disease.control:
1.- The plant beds should (be made
up each year on new ground, and
should |be so sltuate^^/that they-wWl
'not become contaminatQd-jbyy,draln^^^
age water fro'm old tobacco^ fleidV .'or
belds,
.2. Ay,oId -the use. ,of poles . and
boards iihat have -b’een'us^ jprevlou's/
y on plant bedSf'^^-ahd'of m'nur'e .cons
‘.ainlngjltho refuse from' -a 'tobaVco!
crop. I
3. Select seed from'" disease-free
plants. I' lf.'t'here ls any reaadh to sus-'
pect that the seed are, eonfamlnatedlj
they should ibe treatedwbeforepplmnt-
disinfectant for"iexa'ctiy,iten .ahlriutes.
Either ji f,opmaW6liyde,'f,;:;(onej:'stabler
spoonful to'a 'plht'’dT .’water)^dr eor-J
OHIO CONCERN OFFERS
iPRIKES XN PENMANSHIP
The Zaner-Blo'ser Company, Col-
umibus, Ohio, publishers;of?the Zaner
method of writing whlchvls state-,
adopted for use in the public schools
of North Carolina, - is, co-operating
with tho State Department o Edu'ea
•ion of Raleigh in 'staglng-.a penman
ship contest in which' all of the
Rate are urged to compete. .
The contest this year Is open to all
seventh gradefipuiplls, /Prizes, for the
best writers ar.e being -offered as fo.1-]
lows; First prize, 115;, second prize,
encourage the reading }of the Holy
Bible In the schools .the'reof.
"Fouffth:; To promote and 'main
tain In national orphans’'home."
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Organisation
Prior to it ho organization of the
Junior Order United A.me’rJcan Me
chanics, thdre existed ,an order of
.somewhat similar name, which had
for Us minimum age'limit 21 years.
It was composed mostly- of artisans.
In the famtlies of Its memibers there
were many [young men 'Whose desire,
to become affiliated ,:with a fraternal
organization with deolaration of pa
irloilc as well as fraiornal. princi
ples. resulting in the founding of this
order. The first meetings were,held
In a school house ai Germantown,
Pa., and here the teneuts of tlie or
der were established, i.-lncludlng a,
provision that a native-born Ameri
can, 18 years of age.jand of acc.ept-
ablc character, should 'Ite eligible for
tnembershiip.
The ne-u' order eopn, had a large
roll, and was proving; exceptionally
active. When Us members became
21 years of age they were reluctant
to leave their first love; with the re-’
snU that they continued to hold
mombershlp, and a new'-and stronger
oi'der was given to the nation.
Throughout Us life the;Junior Order
I'liUed American Mechanics has been
interested in pa'trlotlci,.raatlers and
bus been instrumental'Tn elevating-
the standards of the American public
school system.
It has been active ‘In securing pass
$10; third prize, $7.'50; fourth prize,
$6,.
A bulletin containing complete in
formation to teachers, and superin
tendents for giving/th'ls . contest ..can
be secured without’;charge;‘i)y 'writ-,
ing to the North Carolina Handwrit
ing Contest Editor,, .".Zaner-Blosor.
Company, Columibus'J-Ohlo’;-^?.
This contest has?been ,approved,;by
A. T. Allen, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, ..and'-by the ma
jority -Of ‘schoo>! superintendents.'
Over 90 ,per cent of.dhe school super
Inteadents, in the'/state replied'to ,a
questionalre to tlie -effect that they
would give this contest their hearty
support.
life, we are much pleased that a con;,
test is to be conducted "and? we trust'
that it will stir up.conaWerableilnter-;
est and enthusiasm'in thV'sulbJeot.?^
ORGANIZATION OF YOUNG
PEOPLE’S- SOCIETY
> On Thursday evening, January
2181, the young people of the-Pres-
byterlah; chur.chsvmM. with Mrs.^Ross
to organize a Yo‘ung$P^eopIe’8''Sobiet^j
Mr, Menlus preslded^at' the 'meeting}
and made a splendid .talk 'explalnlhg]
the purpose of thieoirganlzatlonf^fel-
lowshlp an!d service'.''-
The following offleers^were elected
President, Miss Cornelia.MoLauchtlin;
Vice President^ Mr?'Reglste'r.'Parker!
Secretary, Miss Vlrglnla;,M088; Treaef,
urer. Miss /Rachefi Blch."-^ ‘Eighieea
'mem'bers were enrolled.
The* next meeting will be Friday
evening, January- 29'th, with Miss
Virginia Moss at the KHliegrey Hotel
Tom Tarheel says ' he enjoys his
work as a member o/t the county
board of agriculture, but It mode
him hustle to do the things ^on his
place that he was pushing for the
county.
BY R. M. lOMZEY
Vocational Instructor, Lillington
High School.
Why, not ,then,
make'every-.effort .'to..make the^tdboc-,
A/iL In aa.4* ,1sA a#*a 11.
■day,-'the'30th.. Such casei-as'^meed
attention,' from-'' the.icllnlc’'ijfcoffd‘if^a
I'op'o'rited’'' to the'.Welfare lisptrtmem
.'qfithe county,' or they/masf.'be taken
direct to FayetteViUe' Saturday,^ be
tween the hours or.9|-'aud||3''o'c(iock,
Several cases fro^lHarnstt county
are being treated.Ta^^fhe-ctolce.iind
some of the8e'IareS;alreadvfadvaaced
In Improvement, havlng/tsUeh onelqr
more of the';rreatmenfs.';.?j4uoh'.'godd'
■isfresultlng'from 'tfie ollnici, It'Is x-e-
^ported, and •It/ls the,-doslrV/to-have
roslve .sublimate '(1 part to. lOOo'
parts ■of- wafer) Is equ,ally effective'as
a dlslnl'cctant'.' - ' ‘
Treai as, follows,
(a) !put seed Intdycloth sack.
(b) I'Prepare disinfectant in fruit
jar. i .
(c) Soak, seed'fo'r ten^nlnutes in
dis'lnfect'antV'
(d) jRlnse the sack of seed Imme
diately jin'runnlng w’a-ter or in tub of
watdr; |!
(e) j,Spread 'the seed .out In thin
layer to dry as 'soon/as .i^slible,
(f) Ilf seed ’-are? nouto jijeVlanted'
within a few h'0urB':8tore^iWhe^e .they
are not subject to*:recontiamlnatlon^
Be Bui'o to treat^jfqr-Jiteiuhnlnu.tes,
only ari'd to wasb'Jwelfafter/trea'iini",;
otherwise some- of 'ithe seed "wilf^he'
■flow to geminate; and'•others''niay
Call to 1 germinate."'
6. Use.' new covers for the .plant
bed each -year? If old cloths .are
used,,, they .should?),be, 'bbiied. for 'at
iea8t''ten--mln'trte8.'fi''^;',
.6.,jAyoidcontaminating^ the beds
while |'weedlng',‘fiurhile?'?/pii'lllng -.-.tfie
iplantsljibr by 'vliiiling'.jtlie'’- u.eiglib''oris;
plant beds, The,^dlsease„:germ8 .^may
be.carrledkOa the handsmnd sboee^of
workers.
7, ; If, possible, avoid, planting.';:;ln
fields which-'have gpoiWn^a.diseased;
crop during, 'the' prevlbusfye’ar.!''‘Rb?'
tatlons' are always. ad'v;iVable.'/ The
in view of the importance of hand- dangerj.pf •gro'w.ing;/tohacco after t,o-
wrltlng In school, in business and In baeco' is largely?!ellmiriated.,..,lf „the
to bacco.^st'alksrare iiplbwi^d ?.undef/a8
■soon-as. posslble.^after tihar,vest'.Die*
ease-free "plants: set'.,ln:'-such a,'field,
are ncd.likely to'become seriously
diseased. ' - ,
8. Do sot set plants that are man!
festly diseased nori-buy-nor exc^nge?
plants 'with a iielghboii’'\unle8"8? they
are known to be dlsea8e,-fr,ee'.
9, Inspect the field, ?8bon;.. after
..transplanting, re mov.e' and'destfoy ‘dll
diseased plants and' reset'* healthy
ones, II
AUTOMOBmE :-'BUS1N;E8S
IS LARGEST INDMtttRY
i; Tho automobile bnalwSts la the
largest tndusti'V in the -wuntryu
according to', the- Unltodif Stetee,,
lijepaitiaent of - -..Ooimtteepe,the -
rating beIng}'bas©d,o«"tlite,.'whole-
iialo value of-^th® "product*.'
f .of -,‘ the
;!• eetl-
The whdleinle', value
record IftlM production'
mated at |»;000,000,(M)0. ,
In tho oplnlonrfbf ..I^reeldent
Charles CUfton; presldeiutiof :the
National' Autofinobll©:G*«'«!ber ofv-
Conmterce, thejyear 19afl(.ylew^^
from the tinlhiedlirte*“«Htpmotive
standpoint of the natloBfipr'lifoin -
tlie outlook of |tho nveragej.family,
holds a world , of promise.
It will pi-bvldeti! j;;.
Low-piicedi'' l^U-qualUy motor
transportation. - i|
More .eiac!ent,‘;'more iWmforta-
ble means of traVeUiUJj
Contlnued-.development of our
national,reednrcesJj;^;^'. i, .. „
, Foreign- ’ 'buslncssgjiwhich,. will.
.'lielp'„the?,trade|of}four*elves *nd
■"of thd'worl'd.'."^-"
CO-OPS HANG UP (RABBIT IN mS’N, PLEASE PARENT-TEACHER
NiEXT CLINIC AT
fIvettevillefOr
tlRIPPLES SAf DAY
(By S. D, Frlssell).'
Members of the Tobacco?Growers
CooperativeAssociation made . the
largest deliveries of the :oiiftIfe,?aea-
.son. to I'helr'. warehouses/ln/?1Jqrth
Carolina . ahd^. Virginia'/,'lasti1*feekj*
amounting to?; a total/0.fsmdre!i;th^ni
4.500.000 pounds' of'tdt>ac.co,‘'^fcpr?'d?i
Ing to the staltement of OdneraPiMan-/
ager Richard R.^Pattersont,''*'' '?.-\,^
Several Cases From .-Hamett
Being Treated—^NevJj Cases
Taken — Applicajiton
Should Be Made Now
; Dr. Alonzo Myers, .orthcrpedlc epe-
cialist in charge of the' clinics' for
'oripplM,' held in Fayette’^llle every
fourt'h Saturday In each month, will
hold'’the January ^'clinic;,n'j&tl'Sa’tur
^ ,V
^Trade Commission
everyone needtag ;the tre^ment - to
attend the clinks., Mias>il^ra Beck',
,c_oun_^tyjveUare;,oJlc«tpJl,s^
all cases needing attention
?ed-,j6 her,?qffli.ce,. '.She, has
iiu’hiand -ndw^ torbe carried
'-Tn a let)ter,to''';Mls3 Beck,
jbe-.report-
[two cases
befo're the
Dr. Myers
cites the cases from* Harnett, already
rented, showing the .inuprovement
‘oelng ' wrought' Tn.'‘'6ach
lin^lvidu's-r
case.
DIRECTORS OFyGO-OPERATXVEB
SHOULD KNOW; P,ROBI JSMS
j!
Olio of the-^serious 'iwet^’fenesses. of
many agricultural! 'co^opsiVatlv.es Is
the! tendency'of‘ memberislfof boards
* ' » Wl “ -It* * v» • If A' ^ /’'t '■
.of directors to shlrktresponslbllity, in
*}he- matter I'o'fr’m'anagemeSl^^^^
Ing4n the;communtty,.’; Such„an attl-
tilde, is unfortunate'^iand^.untll every
- director 'comes 'tolfeelathat ;he -has-ac-
-'f '•A1I6 ■. 4 J*
‘copted' a' trus'teeffhlip"if,orAthe.'SUCces8-
ful conduct‘otHheVbuslnesatrco-opera;
tlvo, emerprls'es,‘winUa^f ja'Uainlng
'the fHll.'nieasu're of^sYiccess^they "wish
to* achieve.’,’
;|~;Thi8' .trusteeship,, says^th^
•.m6ht,' 'c!ljligat'ei Weryl.d’lrector to-' ihj,
tform*' h'lmseiri'thofoughlyerres^piec’tlrig
the .operation'-of the, b^usln^ess with;
'?whlch lie -iiaj^ecojneWuair;^^^^
efi:' la ad(jltlon'‘’''ire*'wHJ?^^^^^
* * •" ' 1 r ■■ ■ ■' **Vy**l«^
the degree otsuccess and .progreea of
SEASON’S RECORD
IN DELIVERIES
L^st WMk’» Delivuriea Butt of
' This Tobacco Seaton—4,•
500,000 Poundt, Accord-
ing to Hoadquarlert
dsto.ur^h'e^at'temFt'edqtbrwal^^^^^
.bankmenC^utT'he/Wftlh
^b^thejjhlijrl^J'wall? ./Hls/nekt. I’eap/was
SforitheColifersIde’ of'^the 'r'ba'd'. 'And
jthen;^i:x;
/(■liHere's; the story.? Mr. Bunny
This Is considered, a.^romerkable'
showing of ,loyal^^on^’^^^l
TradeCbrnmlsionl' an^!f theKaultf«
Wiley M.. Person-of. Frahlclinr^''nt(0
North Carolina, against-the': associa
tion.
In view.otAhevIaWJthat.fthe'tflnah-
clal affairs- of theii.a'ssqciatibnS’were]
iOfllcewfemtheiimpacUdi»tluetly.ii’:Ap/
4plylag;!hIsprakee,‘5'.the;ofQceristoipp,ed-'
5blB4car.3and^enttJbackHQ^:revlew>.tne;
but- th§.#,oqr. wttonta&.M^^^^
statu, quqr?‘S!likh|l8,.toS8ayatherei)'’wa’3;'
reported by !011ver..:J'.. Sanidsl^ehalr*
mail of 'the execisll've'Jcqmnftttqje^^^
being in the best cohdltioni'sincefit^
organization'at laatweei.’okrmeetingl
of. the board of director^theiiault'rq.f
Person who haa‘:Tepeateaiy®biSled!
himself in malring spee'ches^hhd^^caU^i
ing ''meetings" agalhsHi bhe^ijassocia'tion^li
is regarded as ,ah extravagant'play
for publicity.
.. The attitude of., the directors tOr
wards the? Vepoh!?,. of'^Athe?. Fedefal,
> V- ..nJ-krw-Vftft ,V .«. •! u. 4
EYTEN610N8 FOR^PIL-
ING;; INFORMATldNi RETURNS
Qored the charges;
from various "parik •ot.lphd'>tvi-o^^»Tp^§
Unas,, and Virginia 'madV/agal'nstxthej
Imperial., and) Amerlcan-?o'-Tob'^'col
Companies and severelyrattack^Cthe,
incLhods by ‘ which/ the." organized',
growers have,, protected-' their * ownt
”1:
(business aud mwlntalued -.higher
prices'for all tobace'o faVmersvVf ;tb!si
section In the pasit-fh'ree/yeVra,., was?
expressed In- the. tollowing^statement
at last .vreek’s meeitiW^?ot^.ihe aasoi
ciatlon’s governing' board'^^’, ,,
*• • ' I* J , • f
i ‘."The board.of dlrectorzjpf the Tos
:bae»';‘Gro#»wyrCk'^^«Iye;^‘A‘M^
tlon bias ape)]jt'?ad'ay!hearlhg?!detaHed’,
3*katement8‘,qu,J'he_redrylngi8Uuatlqn
with ^'partlcufar; reference to?'tiie'. ac-
^.JiHeretofore, taxpayers.-have>' been
|urg^t.to;?flie|thelr Income-tax returns-
;early;^Tho!tiSHngi' of/ returns thlsi
y«mrl7l^??del«y2S;^ip6hdlh^ the .•?enactf
' rnentl'oflth'emew revenue)act no.'w.- be-
l^foreit the''Senate;, -which,-t'as :it.'.passed;
the" -'House;! (contains" changes; in'’;ref
gand'^ -to/rafesKah^" other .features;,
'(.Tiqbacco . Company,. said/;, statements]
'covering items brought out’Jn^ItlT^
report of the Federoi^iTrade/ComlmilS-,
Sion; and It'has been made ?cl^r??that:
-■' A- . .. 1 ■
the)im'emher8''>o"f ■ this" :-^boardfi???havei
been -Ini^eneraT apprqyaV.„ofthep/!ori
pqlkles ?q f.? thls^.board;-; in. per in
'ahdii:6n^ufaglhg,,'.ouf!.//dtr,octor8j'ji>i:!
. ••if ^ “-4-tv'N ft i
kOfflcersi:or. -managersrjtociengagefijalOi
'^redryingfaofiivltlesTliipfprefeW
placlhg/'a'u?cB?lbuslhhB8 '.wltfi^ ?tiii'e^?ette-
mies of cooperative;. m,arkeH?hg;;|ind'
It'!’? has ,.,been-.'?'mtde;|evidenif'"th'Bt!''th.e;
.mem1»ef8;?’of/the-; hoard of* directors'
.‘wlHCia'/few'e'xWptlons.^ .were' not;
awarelprJor‘)to.'june,”l9‘23,’'-'tliat man/
aeitiviiloB for thet l'9?2?ic?^T an^lCtliialt
.moatfiof the dlreotors-dldJhayeVgenS
'.eraliknowledgemfsuch^'actlvltleabfor.'
J^6a¥dFhere?*?o»p’^essessit8^a^’ro^
v|n»sWj)iuu‘K'LU«i
CHILDREN FOR ADOPTION
Wejhow have , ready for [.placement
flnrapproved. foster home's, the follo'w-
'ing children;
* 1
1 month to 12
tlie' business.-' ■ *
''.‘‘■If lack of Interes'i ira weakness."
?sa.y8;^a d^.^Rrtmont,^ econq](niaC/.'''th0
“wrong kihd.of-interesfis eqn.aliy had.
Too" frequently “one .iflnds'-the, board
interfering iRste^'.pf dlr^^ It is
the/.duty,?ofj!he:,'boai;d|Jlo! formulate
•policies a^duo Wel-th’a.'t! theseS policies
arc car'rl^''i?out?".bx.'.'th(y}, executives.;
.Dlciatloji-byVthe board''‘of'the- petty
dei'ali^oif'ida;^'. to-day,'operation k not,
'formulatlag'poUcies?'! ’ -'Itlls inter
ference. Such inteVference kstt'oni^^
result In un^able .and'-URsatisfactOTy
management^]
Probably/the most' frequent cause
of ■ un'wise^?management, heV points,
out, la a lach/otAessohtlal. facts, or If
accord wlth“!itTJ^geaei®rpollclM^^^^^
that: time,'f,and-,that.,:other- eiumpyesi
and-directors -suchsas^rtvWilllams
andib-.lhers ■! were'£-'re'd'rjflhi5.^!,tO’i»cco‘
forS!theiasso(!lation^uader,f8.ta'h^^
contracts'.'with'.,the .^..knOiWledge^S'iahd'
approval of the. boardvgenerall^,-);.in7
cludfng'"all,.ofthe1ikttfal',’fact's
.the ;policy , of . not' skiing/g^^
bacco -fo, deair^MjandLexprwisly^jh/
eluding'’ all the',adn»l'?fact8‘;aiidfevl''
dence to v show.-? that -;tiie'"'''
.J’en'Lbabies; ages
ft k  Wftf ^ W » „ 0 s
months. '
Plvo.boys, ages
yoars.'lf
.Five
■3 years to 10
girls, ages 6 years to 10
years.]'
Wej.lnvlte applications from Chrls-
ttan-.famllies^vrhqdesire to brighten
•childiess homW'i'wlth North Caro
lina's greatestmsset—a-chJld.
Ghiidreri'strHome emlety„''of N. C.,
Incl;‘ John' J, 'Phoenix,/StaVe' Suiper-
intehdetit, Greerishoro? N? C.
these be at h'and.'.ah unwilllnghess to
face .the facts. To the extent that- the
board of dlrectorsjmakes aVreaLeffor.t
, ^ ftt irtrtn v.f "i -
to u nders land. the. demand t for; it*
products, and to. formulate "price And;
merchandising - poUcIe[^B--.on;^th'4.,hask,
of, a’ll 'the/fact's.'rfatheftth'aia.t'dh'the?
basis of .mere .opinlon;®he;..sayB,V‘win.
its ^activities' contBlbute?.to^ whatever
measure of^succoagdeFachleved: . , ,
Twelve boy8';..’Who-; are members of
, the ‘ CO tt^n^clubJjlnV.L^ punjir made
an' avofag^yleild/of '17499/pouhitofo't
seed cotton pef ac're last year!
executi're
committee had good reasonjjto b^
Hove,. that there'Was,, In the “spring
oi'l923, a veal* attempltftosraise ■the
co8t[of.‘.rodryiBgVagaltttt".thk-as8oei-
atloh,';, urlt'h .full} knowM of »ll’i
these ? facts the ho'ard't'";^^,veB' of
ail .su«rh7)M!tivltIe8;' eCatea'Jthat „ there;
hag .never^;oe«n- any Jniwtlonar^con-
cea-l^^nt")ther'eof: •/ 8t*te8j7;;bhat.j the
contracr/pirlce, a^ - iprqdts/have. ?beeh'
m .ilne-wlth! siihilar' coB>ioting|'oom».
■'imnlesj and/were /pr-^r. in' -lyli^wj-ot
the,^hazard .’and ■thei'''warticultv'" s.er-‘
^yice;:? and further i^twAhat 'tt' does,
ho.t'.-sseiany'ground -whatsoever :for
?anV.,Claim of -any kind,\agalast' the
[persons involved In these transad
:floh8;‘.»'-
A loan fund to amount, to .not less
jthan 1110,000,.for assistingAt^ents
in.'four Glass? A nomal wh^ls in
Mabama, has been (^bUeh'sd b^ the]
.Btrmlofbani- JSlew8?r‘,'ra*’*'jtaiidA4s.. to
be' a'dmlhlstei^‘(by,)‘tbe/,'prwldents?''of
'these ihrtttuttohsi't’j.''!
‘ '-J 2; r*
-Affr1cwltitval''XAm'at tRi«''Newe.
Early last'Sunday morning Lllling-
ton’s nlght' -policeman;, A. T.; Grimes,;
set out. in'i hk'|Pord' for Clayton ?tOj
spend •'tlie^day5'Awit'h'?hiB' homefo'lki
'Twaa hbr'yet 'lh? the break of-.dawh’
MEETING HELD
■m LAFAYETTE
when the offlcer.';sltarted,on his jour-
ney, and of-course he hadt the lights
' ' K'N*-r * A y* u. ^ .
turned - on' his’ carl As- he. •was. pass;
ing one of the" “embahkmehts? hear
Kipling' he-spied! a' rabb;(ttl'ju'm>plh'g!
an-d 8klppin«;'and scampering, along,
the roadiway,” As^ the'!-!eng|he ,cam'^:
dangefouslymeaf' hiis'royalfcottoiitali'
Mr. Bunny began toaeap^-for tthenall;
timber:; It- was?hlghVtime?? ad'so thwei
was a high; embankmhht Immedlathiy/
. k ^ - - r ' The, patrons and teachers .of La-
in ft‘'0®^tt,ofjbini.j,,'Nojt h^ylngj,Mr^^toj‘favotthffieh'ooi' mAt?,ina ni.-hk' '
fay,otfe4Sch;ool .met, last..-Friday , ^hf ?
rto, organize a-iPareht-Teacher’s '
.,clatlon;5
rW. 0: Lovelace',? .prlncipaF?^of - the.,
school-;- wb" appointed?? itemporarji*
prosddent and Ml8sr>Mar'y.v'JlmlWhlt!k
.spi;ang:.^ amlds'nlps.?'. .Hdsi*. wlnter-faft-
:. IK-.!., .
;Mi33^ Beck,. Superintendent .ofiPulJ
lllh?,V;elfari|meta?wTthflh'o
mapp^c.'ctu^h€L'wwk-:ifor..them,cglVr'
iL'- 4,. .SXy-.vi.r.ft .
Ing.. 'themSche-^reasonirand purposesa.,
^fojft a-Parjjnit-T^ch>r.’s/;A83ocIatl6iK|:;;i
(■ 1) Miss,' .Beck:.^88ld'’such .'a '• meet-?y
Uaar,.: s tft i a'1\ ^ ^ ^ ^ I
the£offlcer>i$iA&uSi'^ctt.[blg^f0l>l6ftW, and
would not
.daroidlsputettherstory.j-i, '
l.'r'
come. ?v Suchlcompullitl&Mc?rtM';';.no^^^
'be'laffecfed'^hy^.ahy^^provi^^^^^
new; act.W The actttal'k.proparations;.o.t'
•tivitles of General; Manager Patter-
son and Warehouse rvManagerf;^^^^
kina, as co-partners- in'^lhe .Edradhs^ohi
A
itWaxpayerswXnd^also;
;iU.".-jiS.?'AioUec(or.'tat'";'Ralelgh’, '‘North*
Garojlna.-.-_
S;-;,Porm9??10?9 and; 1098- used'- for
Imaki'ng!;, ;info"riihalion‘'returns ilb also
iparinershlp-return8',SForm” 1006','. are
C7m. ft.i^ -V* -“*r •" _«•*- Vwk -MS aV I'Mi* «. '
.^S?l:Co!lectoriofoIhtern'aI'„'Roy?©nu?^^'
?ach§SMfet''s4crreruBh>^ri^;
!)periK>h?;,durlng4lthefyear^f^26'?raipa^^
'inent .of?i| 1,00 O/oxf moreVr'er^tot a-;mar-
■rteterminmW^insr''proglt'8-'’aW
hilemoAexten8ion8rmay,;be;graut-.
.. ..ifor’tfillngilnformatlon' returns, you'
rl^at?:^^tMarch;i;5^th;jdIh§|^
Aasocktion Formal LmI Fri-
. I . 4
; day Nii^ht and Nominatinf
I Comntittee to Report at
Meeting Tomorrow
b’ Night*
and-.Mr; 'Wji^M.'jLo.yelace.',,.
h'ivT
Lwlth; Ita teachersHhdiltS'wbrkTj-tfiu's.-?
making , posslbleEavmore:, Intelligent^... -
ruhdehsthnd ,
critomh-^'th^grnlerfVhm” Ume?m^^^^
time from .thetpupils'.?!;" .
(2) It enablMi/theJ'patrons to be-^
come morh;T4!cflualtt?ed!'- with-' one'
‘‘'another. ln| a;, hew.,-way:,, ‘
\ ,(3).i,irtJonableSi.,the£parents to'''co-,
i . ,4^ 1-ftV v% * ft -,1 a-,'
arei'introducin'g^'
}thr8?unrohiof,fi;o^y^f8chooif/4
(h)‘. The^programs^andii'dlsduhaicins?; ■
[at’,.such meetlngs^.open^ii'the.) exM;.iof"-
'many parents .W^rewohsihilfiieifahdi!^
fprlvl'leges-they haveVaevor fieWeTroT? ■
I r - «i ' IV *)•, s jc* V, ♦, H «■ A T
Why^ a :Paren.tiTeache^!8^ Assoela-*.
^meets^-regalarlyit
The.unllted‘?8t'rength1o;f-^;grou'p‘rof
./teachers;, [and! i ,lPa>’.%“-t%.-v Isi'AobWjrj?
strong.lilsclpllh’h^hecbmehi^etrqnger^^^^
'When' a- chtta'fcreallzesXhth'aSmtRh'or^^^
ikind teachori:i¥h'd'er»?hhh;?ea'cfi|?o’^er^
iby,-.?worklhg|t'oge£Ker?^?.';'-?;;’? ' ? .
■If tho'.iiarent^omo.iito>;’thcf.teach-;:
jft.ftKkjrjK .-v—. _
fUeJnclple^pS. ,
;ParentSL^o,£under8t8ndi ['wllil'see;
;jWl-li;:makeFth6^eacfieh^'aiMkS?oasleV..
Mrh^^mPD?“’*3ohnToh^^^^^^^
iihe,;..::.hewl|^-formtfd|£h88£cfat^gr^
fg®aSrdt^''fflciWre»
.». * • - “rs,. rft. I
iHOMB;OPtW: /.'.SALMON-
“ . ft. I DURNED'^LAST THURSDAY
i?':L«8t Thursday;ahouf noontime; as.
thCkfam«y;iwere.slttlng‘'.downr't'o*s^
'Tier, ihe.^'om’e of lifr::.-W? J., Salmon-of
quite a success;... , , ,
They wilL meet again next Friday
nlghtJor.?ai report fr,o,m',.the nomihat--..
Ing.'tcom^mit^e^and. atfthis/lmo^ipne of-,!
!thO'cl’a8se8!?j^lisgl’T,fcoSli£tIe-pro8^
on Lee-Jac-ksonisDay:;
 ytTrt''"* r I *
®-It- is hoped^that eyery father and
1i >-wAA'4i)lvOft'/tv/> v>-^d . ft,. «»
mo'lUer.'iWho' ha’sva’^childi in: LaN
.seemed
iflrst’^-dlscover^'
started“onttheftroof‘;andJt Is,thought
' . ft, .ft' k i. •> »* "k, ktm.k{sk, k \ ft - *1 ♦/
some sparks- musfhave gotten there.,
ft. Ltftayet'te. “ ,
[School-'wlllfbecpresent'attthe,meeting : '
I’on^Prlday^'nlght. * .
.The '"housek'ahd-Its, 'entire contents
I'^ ’ ...k , . ,
were' destroyed.:- -If le. not. known;
ft., 'ft f -J , • ft « fit* irS'm.fH.
.how,niucn?insurance'^iMrV^Salm'on!;car-
fried?; oh'' til'S'lhome^i-.b'ut'ft'lt is; under-
.»tood!that%e!'hhd?8om',e.''-’,‘ ' !',
The hoU8ei.'.wa'8j a tWo-story" struct-
fure 4nd the^Maze went.hlghvyi^'Nearby
;'woods;:caugbt‘'on ?ftre,’ 'but' whs extin-
igulsheav-;,
• • M
f'jmO?H^NBTT?'llteN'{ARB''’!
, ABKtNG 'FOB LAW LICENSE
■ • Joseph^H. Naylor, and''Jfobmp..')tiar“
.rls'oD^nmare among, the'; 1(18 ^11^
^cants^SorV llcehleltobpractlce la'w>-wKtf
took 'examination beforsi.the: Supreme
Court"at7lts seml-arnual! sitting, on
Monday.,otithis;:wj^. . Others near
hereLWho; took- the examlnaGon| Im
ciudeiVCarl' C.-iPiillllps’ of'Saht’ord,
■Gdlhiwt; A;.fShaw of;FayetteviUe'Fand;
*^ohm.T;'^D'ay^port??of''Sah
.'Va mavawaiI.
It\‘.'wllU^1jWb^ly be . se^^^ days
'before^thesSourt ’bemde down?’its, d«K
cisions t'o'the ■various, applieairtB?'
■ - '• ft , -"'f'
Oturttfrii'Mortpigee at'The Newt.
hut they, .were^veib'’wWei a'waitel'andV
* _1 t -* -A •’ ft ^ •fWAC kk
interested, and -the: meetlng''iproved’
:?MR|/nK!NDRlcks VISITS'HERE
b alley..- HarrissC.LIndsay/'ftHohdricks;: ^
Tocently^qp&6tor^:o'f^LilUnMonPMetfiod$£
ist- church9.butiwlml-.’wa8\removed!’.ioi:.'
k ... * -Vy*- * * 4 J* Wmka**'A*. J- ft.r.
and' 'Marslmni ^ea'rcci’l^Mr.-rHei^drlekiil-"
says.] that*: he? Ist beglnning’^ioruk/^liis^f
new. field : fine. His ? liosts^ol•'•fi^lentf;£~■
here ivere exceedingly gladCrto s^r?
fp^8tor80;;_|Mri#7.Hendrlckj^a5ad^
*chn'd'rent’ldiil yh'ot'?acconi'pahy.: him.??
(Thex‘-are;in;«plehdld?h>n;th7;|.%8aj^,!
grttihg; along' hlcelyX^iu"?tfieir?lhew'
home.? ;
.y'TheljIntelligent;.?use?’7bf. .lime- ;win
!fl»?P:^0Voi|ffi]S|80^ **‘**^’*;>®'''
;produc^''beTtei|yiel^^ legume- cropa^
?ln. NortWctwollna. f.JMagnesiu
'8toii0>;, b#mr ^
quality?, and? yield' "of' weidF?'
Pencil* and Tableto at .TtmT Keen.
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