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The latest In invention is talking
across the ocean over telephone. What
next.
Another Senate probe to be started
-the tax commission this time.
How about a creamery for Frank
lin County. What do you say Mr.
Farmer.
Mexico and the United States reach
friendly understanding reads a head
line. Wonder for how long.
Politics have been right quite so
tar in Franklin. But' don't take this
to Indicate the offices will go lacking
in admirers.
Do you rrckon matters would be
any worse if everybody who wants
a pub<ic office could get it?all at
the same lime?
It looks like the survey of the con
dition of women workers 1n all in
dustries has got to come. Just about
as well let 'em have it Governor.
Briand is named again as Premier
of France. This is said to be his ninth
time to be called on to fill this place.
Looks as If he had a Record.
Reports indicate the members of the
League of Nations are now unable to
get together on an agreement What
power can be called in to force them?
With the experience at Raleigh and
at Greensboro fresh in their minds
It is possible that bandits and high
waymen may boycott North Carolina.
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The reports ahow that the first1
7,000 income tax returns yield a tax
of $11,000. And upon that greater
snd Income in tax is pre
dicted.
What would your daddy say if he
could come back and see the auto
mobiles parked on the streets, hear
the radio, and see the development In
airplanes and submarines?
me uemucraiic uecuuTt tommii
tee met in Raleigh Wednesday to tix
dates and call conventions, precinct
meetings, etc. Look out tor politics
to begin to hum from now nntil June
or July.
Good for the street car conductor
ic Greensboro who shot the fellow
who was attempting to hold him np.
If we could have more such fortunate
occuranees we would hare fewer
lioldups.
The present unsettled condition
-within the League of Nations may be
sufficient to say that the prophet
who predicted another big war to be
gin this year or next still has a chance
to make good.
Another coal mine disaster reports
sine bine bodies of the twenty-eight
miners entombed were removed Tues
day. After all there may be some
justification for the strikers. Bat It
~would look better if the reasons were
Stren differently.
The Charlotte Obaerer, one of the
States leading dally paper a and which
la putting on a spelling bee, says in
headline "Send your ten hardest
words to the Spelling Bee Editor."
If we could send them we wouldn't
need to be told how to spell them.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee that met in Raleigh Wednesday
Sight called the State Convention to
meet In Raleigh on April" 29th. It
also called the county conventions
Cor Saturday, April 24th, and the pre
cinct meetings tor Saturday, April
?7th.
We don't know ' what !? the mat-1
ter with the Senate. So many of the
members bare blood In the eye tori
the newspaper reporters. Wonder It
they will hold the same attitude when 1
??-election time cornea and the neces
sity for newspaper publicity becomes
more deferable.
?eaatMf Simmon* seem* to bare lost
M) head r??nUr whan be that the
to" R?l Powell, a Washington
eorreepondent. The Senator thought,
aqaonttng to reports, that Powell wa*
fiuttllng and mlsrenreeeeUng him.
Sat that woahlo-t be aa bad as the
impreaaton the public will get from
4he Senators action. . ;
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OH DEATH VALUED CITIZENS
At a regular meeting of Willing
Workers Cleat No. 6, of Youngevllle
Baptist Sunday School held February
!8th, 1926, the following waa adopted:
Whereat. It haa pleaaed God In His
llvlne mercy to take unto Himself
tur beloved friend and brother, Wea
ey M. Young, ai)d removed him from
tur midst, therefore, be it resolved:
1st That it Is but just a tribute
o the memory of the departed to aay
hat In regretting his removal from
imong us we mourn for one who was
n every way worthy of our respect
nd esteem.
2nd. That in the death of Brother
'oung, we recognise that the town
las lost one of Its oldest citlsens and
Confederate Soldier that fought fear
essly through the Civil War.
3rd. That In their bereavement
we tender the family of the deceased
the universal sympathy and friendly
feeling of our class, and that with
them we mourn our mutual loss.
J. R. PEARCE, Teacher.
MRS. M. V. COOKJV
MRS. J. R. TIMBERLAKK,
MRS. I. T. WINSTON,
MRS. B. Q. ALLEN,
MRS. J. H. WILLIAMS,
MRS. P. R. HATCH,
MRS. W. H. HIOHT,
MRS. L. E. WINSTON.
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Dear Miss Flo:?A gentleman trlend
is in the hospital. Would it be good
form to visit him with my mother?
(2) May I take him anything?
Thank you. V. C.
It would be quite correct for you to'i
visit your friend with your mother.
You may take him hooka, magazines,
flowers, fruit, etc.
Dear Mlsa Flo:?When a gentleman I
is walking with a lady, and aba speaks
to an acquaintance whom he does not
know, la it necessary for him to
speak also?or Just raise his hat. (I)
If they stop to converse, is it neces
sary for her to make an Introduction? i
B. M.
It is not necessary for the gentle
man to speak. He merely raises his
hat. An Introduction >s not neces
sary if they only atop for a moment.
However, it I si hot considered bad
form.
Dear Miss Flo:?If a lady enters
a crowded car, with an escort, and
a gentleman gives her his seat, does
her escort thank him, or does the
lady. Thanks. C. 8.
The lady should thank the gentle- j
man. and so should her escort, who
must raise bis hat.
Dear Mile Flo:1?When standing in
line to get theatre tickets, should a
gentleman otter his place to a ladyr
M. M.
U is not necessary tor him to otter
his place In line to the lady. In this
instance, It's a case pt first come
first served.
Dear Miss Flo:?Whqn no bread
and butter Is served, where should the
bread that Is not buttered be placed,
on the tablecloth or on the dinner
plate? Thank you. B. B.
If possible the bread should be plac
ed on the dinner plate. However, If
the dinner plate is too crowded, the
unbuttered bread may be placed on
the tablecloth. The buttered piece
must always remain on the dinner
plate.
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