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THE ASIIEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. C
Pae Six
WEEKLY RALEIGH LETTER
ABSENTEE VOTE EFFE( TIVE
WOMEN SHOIT.H KE(.iSTEK
MAKION BITLLK I Kit KES IN
RALEIGH.
WOMEN ARE I'RGET)
TO l"SE FRANCHISE
HIMSELF A FARMER,"
COX AIDS FARMERS
oren oi tne
ate as an act
( By M . 11
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if currt-nt ri-i '"I -
hai' Sume 'noti o:
the next .a : e
mooted that i.ve
iommation :;. !:a.
fonieresie w:r. r.:
lere, the (.i ter oi
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I called to hoi i ! a
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he Ka'.em'i Times
:e.-pjndeni of the
No "ofiinal" an
nouncement of the nature of this joint
taikfest has teen fi;r::'.a!ly made but
there may be some njt-roppiiip of it
in the editorial columns of ;:ie I'al
elph afternoon paper and the Raleiph
corresponile.-c'c of the til een.-boro
Sews in the near future.
.Mr. I!utlcr was a'su here to attend
the hearing of the Republican appli
cation for a restraining order against
the State Toard of Elections, -.' herein
Candidate Jenkins (the part;, to the
tomplaint) sought to .-top tne func
tioning of that law this year.
Calling upon all the wo:
eounirv to rtnter and vot
of gratitude, Mrs. Maud Wooc Park,
enairman of llie National Letpue of
Women Voters, says: "The nianiat.c
victory in Tei.ne.-.-ee emphasizes anew
me ha.d nijis and tne enilurarve which
have t'or.e ir.Zo the winninfr of sui-tia-e.
Hur.dreus of women have ex-p-e-.-ed
hy letter and telejrr.Hin and
poem and jubilction their grat.tuile to
Mrs. Cat, and the leaders oi tne suf
frage movement. There is just one
va to muke that pratitude an effect
ive thinp. U-e your vote t.ow that
you have it. lkm't let the travail and
.-tiupple of TO years po for naupht in
this year of years, when preat ques
tions are beinp settled. If you are
plad you have tt;e vote, be piad enough
to put vour.-eh" to the trouble of reg
istering and voting. If you are grate
ful for the gift of-the ballot use it.
Nominee's Record of Agricultural
Legislation Evidence of prrt
Knowledge
i
N'eT York City. As a p
farmer whose childhood and
manhood were pissed on t'n
where he was born, James !
Democratic nominee for the i'
cy, realizes the needs and proo
the farmer at first hand. Ik
the compensations, material an
wise, of a fanner's life.
As Governor of Ohio, a. C
been an origiiator of legis
the interests of the rgricultur.;
try. This is told jn the D.
Campaign Textbook, just is
national headquarters, Grand 1
P.-.!a:e, New York City. On-,
first acts as governor was to
survey of reads in the state, i
of rood building in Ohio be;
Uphold the cause
for which women this sunvey, which resulted in
have sacrificed themselves, and prove
that sacrifice worth while."
Miss Minnie Bagwell, chairman of
ping out of a complete network
000 milos of inter-ccunty roa;s
together the 88 county seats
:ca
ounp
farm
l'oX
- .e!i
- lis of
k:i. w.-t.'ier-
lias
i ii
rata
i :'ro:r.
' iitra.
o: hi.
i.ier
.. era
-. v,.th
map
of 10,
t i tie
of the
the research committee of the League state. Of this, 3,000 miles, connecting
of Women Voters,
letter to Attorney
askefl the ruling in
in tne tonowing
General Manning,
regard to the reg-
lucge Dismisses Rule A;
of Elections.
the larger cit:ep, were desioiuiod as
mair market :oads. The latter a1 to
be constructed crJnV&ly at ftte x-
ktntinn ..f nno n-renn hv vnntlioi - Pense. vhile the reiflaincwr are to be
"1 will thank vou fb give " me Your built' half at tlie expense of lh Ut
written opinion as to whether or not, -nd half at the expense of the county
ain.-i Hoard under the laws of our state, miv per- in which t.;e load lies. The piv-eran
son has a legal right to register f r calls for an exnend ture of JoO.OOO.OOf
another for a general or spec'al clec- annually, mciud ng ..eclorai aio.
Judge Kerr, after healing argument, tion."' Ln responseyto the qjevv the Saving Farms From Depopulation
iismissed the rule agamst the State ;rttolncv geneml has announced that : Another acMovement of t!w C-x ad
Board of Elections whicn he issued a voter cannot be .egistered in any ministration which was of vitd con
len days ago and the ope-ation of .lection unless he or she present him- cern to agriculture --.as the enactment
the absentee voters law is now as ef- self or herself in person to me pre- of schocl eR,siaticn
fective as ever. Counsel for plaintiff cinct registrar in person, in order to WM desired by the Goveoi to reor
ppealed, it 13 true, but as Judge be e,iro,ied. His letter in reply to thc nY school , ster and by
Kerr dismissed the case because of Miss BaKweU follows: modernizing it, centralizing and con
th Y ,f .f use cf .actlon.. the '-Yours of September 11th is receiv- solidating districts, improving educa
complaint it is a safe pmliction to C(1 You ask whethcr or ot one per- tionaI standards and methods and siv
ruake that the higher court v. dl sus- son retev for another in a gen- inR the countrv bov and the
am Judge Ken s decision by adding eral or ia, election. Such reKis. -J. , ta possesfe,i by pu
the final knockout blow to this parti- tration would be void under uar con- pils in the larRor centreS, to reaove
san attempt by the Republican cam- stitution Art. 6, sec. 4. That section fhe causes of discotsnt with 'ife on
Pa' manament kl" good law. requires proposed voter, offering to the falTO and in thia wav ssve the
me auseiuee voieis iaw nut oiuj pio- re2. ster. to present himself for reg- f, fmm mmnt t (h ritv
fide Citizens ;cfr!,t;nTi That nf rnnrsp. means that uj.v Ji
. " - - ' u CI WtLB lllll'ClilllllC 1U) CA'O.Ul-C.
t is a right which cannot be delegated Th f aultura, !eiH8ia.
jk) Those Long Winter Evenings ,
1 4 keep your home warm and cosy with a N-
tects the ballot of bona
to participate in elections when thev
are unavoidably absent from their
in
anv war 1 np nnvnr. voit'rs w .. .... . ,
hnmo nrennrt Knf it mnvh tho ciMi- , J . J . tion enacted aunng wxs tnreo aa-
., " , ".:rJ'" :L aoes not appiy lo rcgisirauon, moeeu, ministTat.inns inriuHE the followine-
slso. Following is the
Ii law that does this: the ballot... Miss Bagwell's inquiry 1 A law combmmg all agncultural
'It shall be the duty of the county was prompted bv the knowledge that activities under jurisdiction cf an ag
Bcard of Elections to mail or send to in several instances, men had regis- ncultural commission; provision for
any Toier aosent irom tne county, or tered for wives for the coming school slu"y vl tt"u 01 a in
r.no !s pnysicai y unaDie 10 auenu in bond election in the ward in which she P"-" foiuM
person, on application for same by lives and sha thought such egistra- f untested fertilizer; provision
such voter or lu- any person for him, : , ;ni destruction of an remuneration
v .wiiii ui uauut, ctt.
sale
for
for
Negroes in
Evidence of
Politics This Year,
the purpose to ngure
One of the points brought out at the diseased cattle; compulsory orchard
mass meeting: of the Kalei women i-v'r Tl T
rvionaay atternoon was mat a numoer r " . ' r r." rr :
trhe negro vote in the election in North of men, known to be opposed to the inK Vfe at institutional farms and
Carolina this year is multiplying. Ev
er since the Republican candidate for
President received the large delega
tion of negroes, led by the negro Re-
snecial school tax. were recristprinir C DUllQing u OI pure-oreu
with no intention of voting on Octo- throughout t..e state; passage
ber 2. One man, it was claimed, had Pure ill, establishment
registered seven women. According producer-to-consumer market
nnhiifan Mctir.n-.ji rr,rar, i h.om, u i; 1 v, tf .. provision for proper seen coin
fnrm fleoima at his kmp in Cihn n t,k .-oo-ictrotir, ic .Uhjo crop nan iiiisfi, secunn
ihort time ago, when he was promised The state hoard of elect!. ".: esti-
a lai-pf negro woman vote in the South mates that about 100.000 new voters
a v.ll as of negro men, there has will be enrolled this year, including
heery.activity in many eastern counties the newly enfranchised women voters
.lf-fhf'gro campaigners for both Hard- and malevoters who have reached
iniv and the Repubi:cnn state ticket, their majority. The registration
One only has to revert U Cutler's hooks for thc state and national elec-
pevt'i.rmancr- of lM4-!'(! to it how Cons will be opened September 30,
to ihi.-iiig on October 2'.',. Manv new
Those Long Winter Evenings
warm
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!."!:e- to the Icgi.-laUir;
lio-uh!ic-in i oui;t t f
ins pu-.-pi
Republican Ski
ll Mi :io
o I i n a
Am
inn the ho. ks will he required, it is sr.id. for
i:-e in the .CA precin-.-ts in the st;ite.
It '-' not necessary tor women regis
to vot in North Carolina under
l!l.h amendment to ene tiieir
N jrth C'ar-
a'. una
t pi t
g camp
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mi on--, c '
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s t'ne attiirncv genrrnl of
l ive 2" is quite suflici-
-l'at inn
Not
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ing th,-:!-
and
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;it it
he reg!.-
t:-e
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wo'ti
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not he
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n't ro-with
tin rav t
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me,
hrrds
of a
of a
bill;
when
6,000
tractors in war time to keep up pro
duction; enlargement of ag' i'ldtural
aid through the experiment station
and state agricultural college.
How much in sympathy have been
the aericultural aims and policies of
the Democratic nominee and hi" par-;
ty is shown by the record of the Wll-i
sen administration.
National Agricultural I
The router of nati.'ivil
a long one, filled wii.li Tr
ent .-true1. ive nature. (''..
important was the 1
I.o.'.n Act, which lifl'd n!
debt from tiiou.-anis of ;'.
dcr its provision tw-dv ;
Ih'.nVs and nunii-rou- .loin
lh-iihs u:e in oieiation.
.-alt that inti i ,st rates i
i mil j:ci cent in son'
I cert, witii niortg::-.
up to '" vi a' An-'.
! er.rticinl 'lei-latinn wa -
ia the K.-leir.l Res -r
ii,g i.ition;;l h.'nk.- to
gislalion. !
';;i:;lation is
r.-uir s or a
of the r.io.-t
ral harm
hu'-dens of
nilies. I'n
o.lerai 1 :.'d
.V-t
r r
l
no, :.
I no
ho-t
am i
lo
IV
appi
:;-it the p..
h 'U.d at oi'.ci- oi
)i ;V faii that
ac;ive in Nditii
tha.- in any (lection in many
an take siefs accordingly.
,io rnoiiiv i-
Caiolina 'h's.
'n-: :it -
l.llloli
more (he
ear
Years,
North
( ari.ma is normally a Democratic
ate, and never more so tlian at the
pnent time, r.ut in order to perpet-
(iiiCi nuiiklv relieves I on --I i p. i! ion, l!i
h iisiic-", l.o-s of A)!)etite anl Head-acin-s,
due to Torpid I.ier.
I- '
:n
g
force..
full
rn nior.cai.T
i i - I a per .". ru'tiir.tv
T'-.. Fod-al Ai 1 Ro.
mr.ti ' I'.hzed 1'ideral a
(-:"-. tion in bei'dig '
ro.-'.dwavp the whole n
tomocratic
h Women MqhI Register expenditure cf $r,ro.00000 of
ti I,- . i. i. . i win n ine rrcia iroi-i i.i.u-mi. pa.-
f:y:i,uii(in'i', aiiu rim .-
uate our political ascendency Ctereral
x just e
in Raleigh in getting most of the
white women to register their names
last Saturday, the last day foi regis
tration, so thev could vote on the sub-
Stock l.rni
tli the re-
. e declined V
-e.-. to V-
extending
tiiece ff
' p'ovision Y
authoriz- "
money on
the farm-
- : lTiontns. ,
d Act of 1916; T
id State co-' J
nd paying for
m calling ,
X Attractive Showing of
Our stylish line of millin
ery is unsurpassed in this
section. Ladies, call and
see us. We can please
you.
961
and ,
Activity must keep a sharp eye on his ject 0f a school tax in this citv, re
T"mv. Cener.-.l Arathy, and muster veals a condition that choulo arouse
! active v.rmcn end Democratic men to
her Doctor TAU -5fR
al DIVlTy Twfc$''
t fm bet .
Ask Your Neighbor 1
Alton Paki, Tk5. "Dr. Pieroe'i
siedicinea hve ben used a freat deal
m my family with
lb very beet of
rtgplte. I bod a
if1 that bad
atironic broDcbltia
and I nrrer foand
oytblni that
would fire bet re-
ilrinf ber Doctor tTJT
Ftercf
Mkdjcal
nd) It fTtt
noni ! bel9-vlhan all Other laedl-
inea pwt iogetTeT I hTe taken
rOoldi.r Mtdleal PiMomy' for
ittomacb trovblc aa4 It vm ettwlltot
JiTlita ailment; H variflea one's blood
d Menu to act op, and boild BP
m'i wboU tyiwtn in rood, bealUiT
rtate, 'Oolden kUdioal Vmimrj' k
splendid (amUy mdVtne and 1 uka
JWaeare la reoafBi)diD it. Ma.
. k. Bru, 13Q0 liibland Arwrrt.
rrwfoTVWfaaifliiKWlh4titVw
not at toinetini or tb oaed Dr.
rierM'a Ooldoa Medkal THmvmj lor
tha atomacB, tint or Wood. Om
twratyioor nlllioa twttiei of UiU
toaia aod blood roaMd bara be
nld br iroti la tbU mnotfj.
Umi Tnkttrot.tr
Kinwl Dr. ymrrm't Fleawht PelUM
wioM hlghrjfcr U"J bare bwn md
lor many years pMt by mj owt pmwt
and kt j hoiband'e and later vnrty
. mrwlf. I be nertr known tnc.h a
fi.Ihl nd rf!rtiT rmxlT 1' elnrfUh
lirrf and oontipSo M Dr. PWoe't
I-,..i.t M'-Mlli AtDtl
!,-' t1 ri" ar
tackle the eb.iou. job befort them.
Women with a distaste for porticipat
ing in elections so
refuse or consent only after urge
appeals from other when as election
is at hand that affects the eouca
counties
municipalities $'191,000,00i. I
The Co- iperntive Agricultural Ex-j
tension Act gave a great impetus to (
agricultural rducr.tion hy bringing.
Feileral and SUta g'xre'-nments in
rlo:;c touch for dissemination of in-1
formation among farmers bv personal
co-aart For this v-Drk JS.fiS0.W0 will
,ui v,. be annually nvailable by 1922.
nlv nftcr urgent gambling in cotton has heen for
nly alter urgent v.. f....w..
,i ever cnuen 0 me uiidm tuiuin
tion Act, whic rigulatei marketing, ea-
icniisnps nana nia coiwn nu mvr
t . i : . 1 , U - 1 . I. .l r. (
., ,1. .1 .. . nervisps exchange!
icr more parucuiany man mr sup- - . r.in ctnnih.r.RiQtlon
posed would be the caae, if Uky - are to A ,r hM cMhM
figure to any cons.derable extent m . . nrir.. ...1 finiP,lai m-
the general election In November. It is
ccntive to produce better grades has
up to the Democratic men to urge and .
bring their moral and family muuence WarchouM Act n tdarl
'to r on the female members of e nnd marketing by . pc-
ithc.r wnil.es, by impwulni upon fof 1)ceTnjr of ed war-
llirni vniir uui; v.... !,.. m.kli MMrih tM 1SSU-
the registration books when they are of ,illDU .a -iiv netrotluble
opened the last day or beptnber. The warenouM, jpu, as well as permit
rulinr of the Attorney - General that w.,,.. . t.m ...wtnMa
women must -register In person, should what tno,,, rtimuhtk was
not deter them for a moment, sn4 the Wnt wtr.tm, production by tha Go-
mmt 01 Wie lamny stiouw m prompx w emment Wheat GuarwiU Js yet
offer to accompany them to the regis- nh , mlndg of Americana.. As
tration place. Most of them perhaps . if Muti
1 1 1 1 A rt m But t K uHHi fllhJV BT V. . . r . .
win K " farmers were rxterxlcfl a government
man, oncw -ir ... y, gnntn of 2i0 lld laUr Z.ZS
and th oter kind hoaM not be al- for wheat as a war-Uroa maaa-
timidity. -Co to It, rentlemen. Some j 192o T
of them apparetaUy.ara gnlng to Med rf g, administration i
a i"v wi to.,uii arncaittirai matters is erwefveao w
sort and another. v. -iv.t w t n
. 1 Fould o you with-me reminder, y,, .imion on tha statute books
however. -B carerui wiui your "cave of UnitP1 gutes which U for
swrr is uiu day no rwerauoo or. me iu prpo. tha oVrelopmatit rand aid
Nineteenth Amendment. - . , rf irTVuttart haa btwrs maetod with-
iMigniar uwiwea lvr voi m la tha last terea years.
. - . aarea 1
rVspSUMha allerfld prposa of Ro- Twenty-ttreo woman arm radoat
pullican nilgh ftnawt to crest a -4 mP fpom tha Omats-Unople
mmh, H'l tl a poss.blo out fcji, for. Wottvti. . Two irkih
of ua cotton and twaTo marrnna m- rf, wer, amctic tha Intallectuals,
twa now and Kovrmber 2, flection - - -
dry, the eotto and tobaeeo rrowera
are rninf to enmo out hettar thah the
1 r( V
CCC curd .lalaria. Chills
manipulators of thr market planed, and FeVCrY H Hi OHM FeVCf,
1 n-i i.ur'1 I uiff-i v iiw iii y ww
re, you birt, and tht' mp.ings
Tha Lord helps lhoa who help thv nA. flnrl T.nCinr.r.: It c)U
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STYLISH SWEATERS PRICED LOW V J
A splendid assortmeat, novelty styles in fall sweater?
are now being shown. , , '.
Best shades for the season. Brown, naMy, red, buff, ne
blue, pearl and black.
Our wonderful line of fal coats, Suits, dreeeoe, waisU
sweaters and ready-to-wear now Wre and on displays
our store. These inok.de just .the things for which yon
have been looking. We have them alL They are here p?
all you need to do is to come in and eelett the things yoot
want
Our fall suits are mkiig the bit of the season vni & j
men young men adi kp. '.They are the telk of the totj
and the envy of eveiv oM who bought Athe other m
while those who bougkt irosfi M Wear a smile. There fa
reason. We can akow it to. yo. Call to see ua. .
r
Wagg
er
Glothin
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Tba taokiao w4ilch 4h Natimtal R
puhlicaa 'pmty U uslnf ha this 1920
I'rwiiWial mhipalirn ar lha tacticj
n&f In !',' :r'i to 1ct FenntoT
I r -.' 1 II. Nr Vor-ry.
tha wholaaal tM of Mm wilcb,tht pu tha. Sonata cAJrr' ;
nra the ApoublkM Um ao nta'irttoa to raootlnaU on w
matabaao lor IwaVleeB.
Tio XiTxiW,irijnaf k
a-ftrora' 0 2wbrrt
nadefl to orraniaa ewyfl
Unltad EUtea BnaU
t tha bead of tha rl
Commrtto, rith th -fnat
f'f the tntr s .
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wrt da-
jth- frowns tt wk and thm rv the p,irar,itc that caic thc
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