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AAMf. Nrtk Cuvtiaa.' Tiisdiy; Octobck 21, 1920
NUMBER 42
WEEKLY RALEIGH LETTER
PABKEB AND.THB NEGRO WO
MAN OSCULAR ANONYMOUS
REPUBLICAN . SLANDERS.
1 E. -
TRINITY
"NEWS V
' A rood matey txsople fiim,'hew at-
tenaed the brecnaborqi fair.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS IN' 'A '!" . CSf ERNQR T. iW, BICKETT
WITH NEGRU S'lLHPERV'i 4 - SPEAriS IN LEXINGTON
.i Tr I. .Y""'."'1 ,iwBii ucan party lit g come Into NorJv. Car-v 4, ; -v: ?; Nations.
fo?ch!i!?e L V' pliJ with, its apepal to tho-iUcM.r--tackett wca last
peen worang in High fornt, ts at of corresnondpne- betwafu National' n.,i. .
" Raleigh, Oct&WThe latest and wme n;emnt:pt tho factory cloa- Chairman Will -Hays, ThomnM .W.-t:a heaHWn. with inTw
most represenUtiva erowd of .North i, .j.'v a Miller, Eastern director of U Rspuai mlhliriasra. In the course of' his
Carolinian! that ever assembles el JMell Rdielf and wife, of lican, national committee, n! X.. Lee the governor aaitil
Stete Capital .oncaeach year J. 'Kv "fe 5 "Peraon of Hickory, an ex-neo sen, jSU fa candidate for any othei
ing in Raleigh week in attendance yrttt tiw r.Wt There-is not about u.e the
the State Fair. This j week the jBhw, PoUowfaroi theteels of the ambition for further polit-
rowd is more represenUve ti3ffJd0.bushel8 i -cation of the -sensational, letter acal preferment." Continuing, he said
seen
Row jure
out from Oreensboro to the norro t j- "I rmht have folded my arms at the
men ui ie sif meae .eiwrj, vruca tnvj the
'in the possession of the
War and rested with the
Pc.JiOr disihjptisn of being th war governor
S, because it la .the year of a gen-japplea from one tree. ? ., :
p1 election, when the. big political' Quantises of .tobacco can be
'eral !!.- i ors .nf on the-streets o Hisrh : Poiniv
Prominent men can picked out on of Meckof I4rtK; Carolina daring the great
the fair grounds ana mine notei iOD--- "vv .nit .wunt w lenourg county, leave little doubt as Hestfjeonflict of the ages, but-1 could
hies, and they art taking advantage of, J vPf S" tllhe' toth" PurPose of the Republican pwt nOfisa-the buck on taxation to my
1, fine occasion, and opportunity to 'fsed lst Sunday night with some-to capture North-. Carolina and 499ati. ).w)nwmy
uneen jominK tne cnurcn. : H,h-ri cffas .,.,.0(oi,, ij.yi.ji.: .1.. v' j- ;i u
.empr,iekett.said "I appeal from
PiiSi' djfunk to Philio sober." char?-
i;he humor of the people or various , i", r-tv y18, nusiings,. says mmseu.. lor cojntentv!jn' thi election changed the
ina counviea wiw i coju v"'r-ii ! : T uugc ixuiies. t-ji .hi
BEAUTIFUL RAINBOW WEDOII.'G
RAMSEUR NEWS
of . Ir
districts and
describes NVOso:ttid:oif:that party from one of de-
-fte political parties, -ana tneir - ""-I" iSl 'I j .m greatestautocrat 5in- time;sie5.:to:wfe North Carolina to a.de
1ates. It is being emoraceu py your -"1 j -.CTu '""JV oegan, - provuig peyona per-eavenrure. aire jpr political profit.
t!rrespondeni and he has beett struck sPe11 w.e?k-end wth their aunt in that the former jtat : senator read;lax books of North Carolina no
Trtth the r&t&jf a wSioiidaa qfan
nT from an secuonH 0J. W10 owe v.- ' .. i"i'i wsmwiimruuin.wuiiK ttuouu;.ntuasj jciuo, saia ,tne iroveiYior. "in
xons -. u . i. . 4v. v aia Sermon' to his conerpiralinn. !?iiti. 1.5. i,., . r . .; - i.-.4!ifi.i..' It-. a ....... ,. .
of the national Democratic can- ay nignt. ims is s last sermon be- Hays is not the mention of a buhdred th ia;books-:made the story that An
s have beeri . vastly Improved lore onfnw,...i- - per week., It & Us frank .ment-'lM Sapphira fold' -about the dis-
thin the laSt two or ttuec weens.' " "-r. n r-- lew tnat' ne ejtpects 'to share the victory poso otheip property resemble the
Tnuuii w . i- i tnat, aays last-week in Greensboro. -nrUiv. o-o.,.!,. r.mt tv., tj.j j..Sl.--!lJ: tm... .j i-
Tliat the league juj. .". , i, n.n 'W..- i ri.i """r uauf uc. ncv w jr.9jwiKf wverrotj!. xno om las
t the hearts of the great majority I 1 Buell, Wagstaff, of Jhomasr end is pushing the Harding band, bQok;weten;ot even related to the
!2 North Carolina people .'and -that. spit the week-end with Miss-wagoa loy8-fo's&ts.'aiid.a' colle;t'S:'or;iaKe. The old
! iempha:
nects c
,didates have
from Ms party, by his more! rroi. moms, of the; high school, be "his
1 rn i n f iiiv.u i'
ana upy"""'" -
:recent
tion of a peace treaty, even wita reser
vations.
school, be his. Th Reverend , Person evi- ijasticfe anirieaualitiesand a comedy
wrote .National mmw&m'ufa-theT3peaker, n-lwi pro-
Mist Margaret Morris Untie
Clarence Spauxh Polities, politics! That's all we
One of the most beautuui wcudits hear. But the time is here for us all
ever solemnized in the Methcdist Ks- to do our best for the best interest of .
copal church in. Asheboro occu eu our county, state and nation and do
yesterday evening at six o'clock w .oa it with fervor and sound judgment.
Miss Margaret Moans was married to , It seems to me that any foirmind
Mr. Clarence Spaagh. ed,. right thinking man in ov.- county
The church was artistically decorat- of Randofph would be disgusted with
ed with Southern smilax, trailing ce- the extravagant, misuse of our coun
dar, ferns and 'cut flowers and was ty's funds and the poor management
most beautiful. Preceding the cere- of the county's affairs end would come
mony Mist Nannie Bulla rendered aa out on the good old Democratic sldo
organ prelude, after whicn Mrs. Lee and place in office this year a good
Earnhardt, of Salisbury,! sweetly sang reliable set of men to manage the ex
"I Love You" and "At 'Dawning." Next penditure of our money that we pay
came an interlude byMiss Bulla, then into the treasury of the count;. It is
to the strains of Lohengrin's Weddine the duty of every man and WOMAN
March the bridal party entered from to think seriously of this and do their
the rear of the church in the following full duty to support the ticket that
order: Mr. James Gosling-, of Vin- will give our county a reform in gov-ston-Salern;
Mr, Eugene Morns and ernment and who will give us a square
Mr. Cliff Morns, of Asheboro. a,id Mr. deal in the management of our srood
James Bell, of Linwood; fallowing county and place her back in me front
came the attendants: Miss Hallie ranks of the state where she i roDerly
Ross, of Asheboro, in orchid satin, belongs.
and carrying pink chrysanthemums, No stone is being left unturned by
with Mr, Robert Deal, of Greensboro; our Republican friends and we should
Miss LuciJe Morris, of Asheboro, in take notice of their activity and let
jink satin, carrying pink enfy anthe- woman on our side be left off the reg
mums, with Mr. James Taylor, of istration books when they are closed
ing' an arm bouquet of white chVys- Saturday night. "Arise good ivoman
anthemums.1 She Was followed by the and let your vote count for right use
dame of honor, Mrs. W. A Uadei vvood. of our funds and good goverrment in
of Asheboro,' handsome hi a gown of the coming years and you will be
lavendar satin and , 'carrying white, poud that you had a part in making
chrysanthemums. Then came the ring it so. '
bearer, little Miss Lvcy Clyde Ross, A number of our folks attended the
dressed' in white organdie: bearing the speaking at Asheboro last Saturday,
ring in the heart of a lovely white 0ur '4 friend "Long Shanks" was
chrysanthemum. . Preceding the a visitor m Ramseur last Friday. He
bride came' Master E. L. Moffitt, Jr.. told the writer that he had voted fiftv-
Miss'Berta Welhoirw Is
after a loner illness.
Will Hays some lime during July for ceydad , jianiie-xample3 -jOrit have ' and little Miss Margaret aammond five mes and had never scratched his
improving on the twentieth "of Qiat -month. HaysT'nr'lii,iiknt.iB '.nrlariiUt - aianner, in
addressing "my dear. Mr. . I'ersdnV e'icynstiicB' giving the figures and
iTto Morrison and thettata ticket,! Mr. and Mrs.,Fred Ingram, of High said' this to the self confessed statesv-corrtmiij
n with one accoio wnm "tr"": -"1BO ue"" man 01 uatawpavvjust a. word 01 pery ai8C0erei.:he9e examples made an
tney th TlemocratlC , '1 " cordial annreHation for Vour k-'nd let-, pvirlerife flfiert: (rnmcinn nn unrii.
: We-are-Mad to see Mrs. Bruce Cra- ter of the fourteenth. Your tugges- ertce and the further he went the more
ven out after being confined to her flons are timely. Let me have them ntflusj'tstif. became his leavers in
M jf' ur r. w v 1 fully and freely at all-times. With, theinftoplause' for the truth and jus-
Mr. ana .Mrs, -.w, O. Masscy spent very cordial good wishes; I am, sin- tice'ebodied in the revaluatiot, act as
a.ne? ",' r.i fnr the Democratic
cSdate "to govern homostof
M have come to.taow better than
hev-did in the days precedirg the
Se Primary. It is'the concensus of
ISfl'Sra ticket. There
rc'" r x5.
DREAMLAND MATTRESS CO. . ling
cerelv yours, etc." The letter is sisrn- carried rout thia Vear. "For every in-
led in Chairman Hays' own handwrit- starucd you can show mcrtliere a piece
with baskets of flowers whiM tW- good Democratic ticket yet.
strewed in the bride's pathway. The Mr- John D. Stinson, of th South
bride was given in marriage by her ern Railway Company, spent Sunday
father, Mr, Eugene Morris, hey ap- with friends here,
proached the altar by the! west aisle. Mr 'C ' Watkins, of Grpcnsboro,
The bride was 'exquisitelytgBwned in was visitor he,re last week.
Duchess satin with court train and Mr. J. I. Lambert and others went
veil caught with orange blossoms. Her Greensboro last Sunday afternoon,
bouquet was of bride's roses with .Revival services began at the Bap-
shower of lilies of the valley., She was WS1, cnurcn nere Sunday morning led
met at the altar bv the irroom who 1?Y paster, Rev. J, F. Blr.ck. It is
l- KTTS S Businesspris
""it on the-rlgiltration of I Mr, G. A. Patterson,
Rpfprrd to Rastern Director. ' .will briiUP jOikihe market Til show you
rise for Asheboro' i 4,0 u , h t.,nnnl I0f-that Mfc bring mora h than their
who has been that Reverend Person communi- value d the .tax books Jotjay.' .
fax amendment. In
will operate he said
Winston-Salem will
of rt'perty4 Valued higher than it entered with his best man. from the hoped that this will prove a great
m Familial With These Amcndmer4s Dreamland. Mattress Factory. It will Xr in "Bteedmc 'Kansas ltaysPay 3ncoine-;tax than" the entire
Get ramiiiar wiMt " nfc-ij.ba lurntWl In tli nmhnwl nk.i - speaiter m cieeoing nansas. riaya r jjj , .
lamilianze i"., iiUU A k snlendld Vmfnv man nut nrJii- n ler, aswrn oirecw oi ine- i.cpuuu , w'j wi.-j.iai.vMl fh
77--v::? cxa national commrotee and on B'fns '-4-
1 ' m-. "ami . ,. ' - ui'vaka,iiia)MK
i the merits of th t t
ments to ths consirtuuuu
their adoptiosu ie,
I trtprther.". and are a
gary w tnu miuw."u
ifZ The ecect of these' amend? tracing in- mattress making and his Snder what conditions vou would be'forever. Throughout' the land thous-
. J .t' f. nf the maureeses are as eood ' as can- be -.m.- 1. 1 i. ands of orators went abroad, he recall-
people at the polls in' NoveinDer win "r "c j-'v. . ject8 you ftre best versed and also in cu i.mi.s m, ,,u.r.u
f, . r. . ..m.er, Cw ity ou cou d fcg mogt use. mB K . ljraik c peaw:.
A,C .... a rrAGOOa hllf nonAVofao and vkinn1fAa A . . , TV aAlfltnM aw macaa nvwl
1. Give authority to the staie w T" tJ",ful. As the campaign gets under way, .V1" vk:
net income from alfc sources above mattresses. , u .g posaMe that x can utilise your those who died, died for peace, he de-
exemption of not les than S-J.OW lor . services. Sincerely yours, etc." To y1-' T "K- u" " ca'"1
married man or widow or widower Dei d which Reverend Person replied in two . the 30th division to his mother,
i, i.,f mirn i.wm nr rhil-l Mrs. -Eliza Elizabeth Davis died at -i0i MriH.ii .Tir written a week before he went to his
dren. and to all other persons not less uB...-,v An hundred a week, he informed Mr.
than $1,000.
2. To limit poll tax to not exceed
pastor's study. During the ceremony meeting for the church and communi
Miss Nannie Bulls' softly 'slaved "To ty at large.
a Wild Rose." The beautiful- &M im-. The writer and family spent last
pressive service of the Methodist Sunday with friends at Bennett, We
Episcopal- church' wa3 used; after found this little town: developing into,
vhich the bridaT'party 'retired' to the f splendid place, of trading, lumber
strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding in? and v farming.: and church- and;
Mik ) -;i.v;J :'ri -y school vwork commit to ha front m
.Immediately -aftelHJcftef
ing $2 for state, and tor mu:vcipli-
xies, i.uu.
death on the battlefield and in which
aged 54 years. Miller was hi s price'and three or four the soldr express no fear st dying
.She was a splendid woman and will speeches a day his speed He had that mothers in the future might not
be greatly missed in her neighborhood. dne it for Hughes and Ofcott and was have to Bay Good bVe to uniformed
ready to do it for Harding and Cool- "'"'" .. . iL , ,
fjjjyj. nibVI UCOl.llUlllg 111 glVIIVUI 1LVV1U
of the American soldiers in the war,
Governor Bickett reached a climax
with the declaration that "if you wo-
Person's Letter.
fevi. school not no irohoHiong And; i. well v.
rar.tlw.nevt--t--BrWe'i- T"T:?'!''T'l 'B;A-,'';T V
where,' reviVar services ere no Tjeinjf
jidf
l.W. 1 ,.. ..... . ' COU'
3. To reduce rate oT tax un prop- "y no ooes inai, ana jd(fe. But the' Reverend tells it
erty for general expenses Of KtaU and " "Rmjuu'w m auuieuce. .
counties from 66 2-3 cents -to a limit ","","":UB -' o..h,c.. ,
ik . . -, ino ..iih of One of the certain sums of the
propert- waning cnances 01 we nepuciicans is rursuani vo your leiier 01 ar mst, men vuv iixe your sons iuuKnt, jox
4. To substitute a rule of one in- the fact that numerous anonymous instant, wherein you informed me that will be overwhelmingly elected."
stead o-'tvo years'' residence in state slanders against prominent Democrats Hon' Bascom Slemp, of Virginia, had.
and fou months H prec'net a nua'l- 1" the form of "letters" have recently called your attention to me with a view Mr, John M. Brittain Weds Miss Mabel
fication for voting ' been recieved by voters of both sexes, of ltilizing my services in the present M. Ray, of Chapel Hill
6. To abolish payment of poll tax The cowards who attempt to aplll this campaign. I appreciate very much, in- On last Friday, October 14, a beau-
d ,,i;!i. " . , Kina 01 Slow poison around will not eea any woro tnat may come irom mui norae weuuinir was soiemmzeu ai
- H MMV.ai.IUIl IV, TVWUK- . - . . .. T . j ,U U..- .V- I .V. U-JJ-'. 4-. U. '
Prkr nH iha N,m Wnman Cirru- even iioiw uubuiuiik on meir en- ium. I niu uuucu w uc uu uic nusv- mo iiumx ui uic uuuc b pbicmui, xxi
Isr. - velopes, mailing then on tkj trains, ingg ere this. I wrote Chairman Hays and Mrs. T. A. Ray, of near Chapel
ti nmnt. so that the recipients- cannot tell that I desired to begin in bleeding Hill, when their daughter, Miss Mabel,
rnee for governor had a good sise where they were mailed. The c!cn- Kansas about September first, and end was married to Mr. John M. Brittain,
rcrowd to hear him in Raleiirh about dere rs will not influence aity votes.l tho day before lcton in Nw York of Asheboro. The ceremony was per-
ihalf of them Democrats but he dis-ibut it is to be hoped they will break! City, going into Iowa, to Chicago formed by Rev. J. F. McDuffie, pastor
invo vne pemienuary ero toxtg. inrouga inuiana, iret TirKinm, uiuv ana oiu icacner 01 uie uriue. inisn
Absentee Voters Law Upheld. - to New York and especially in each Margaret Eubanks sank sweetly, O,
In upholding the constitutionality doubtful or close congressional dis- Promise Me, before the sacred vows
of the absentee voters' law,, the State trict and to put in a few speeches in were said. Mr. and Mrs. Brittain left
Supreme Court was unanimous The the state of New Jersey. immediately after the ceremony for a
anrument of the counsel for the Re-1. "I am sure you realize that the short honey moon. The bride is a
appointed them. Aside from hit dis-
kuMion of the taxation subject, in
Hilch he exalted the income tax and
rbelittled the rest of the Democratic
pvrJuation program; there was little
rrvttl mat In V.I. .k IT ri A tint
fulfill the hopes of many present bylpubliean Candidate for State treaurer,trend is Republiian," the Tar Heel beautiful and accomplished young wo
leven referring to Joalah ' William who brought the tuit, wat that the negro ssyt to Director Miller, but the nmn. She was educated at North Car-
1 iic Jr B (leclarStlon vhSt IrSrSer wan , wium b iciuiucu pin tin-iv .it. vuuuii.tvii . t, mo . - viiou wiickc aui "wiirem
. '. ... . ' I a Ak. B.. r .IkA.! kABW .AttolM. . I
la'- f -Afl imi Smhtt4
jr yiiufring wic ruceiuuu xnr. uuii . , t - - -
Mrs, Spaugh left by automobile for Endrw2?d- s Tl8 olr.JdJriejBd
Greensboro, from which place they go w- A- ward and family. Mr. Ward
to Palm Beach and other points in s one -of the prominent men in the
Florida. - town and .Is doing, much good in the
TolloWing the rehearsal Tuesday -S0od--terest of his community. We
night Miss Hallie Ross entertained the greatly enjoyed our visit to Bennett,
bridal party at the lovely home of her Hon. W. C- Hammer was beard by
paWs, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ross, on "apy -of our folks at Franklinville
Sunset Avenue. The home was beau- Saturday night in his able address on
tifullv decorated in autumn lenves and thf, lssue of this campaign. Let us
cut flowers. The dining roolii was a lly ti the support of this man who
scene of lovliness in green and White has done so much for our county in
flowers where the hostess served f the channels of service that has
brick cream and cake. had to with building up our section of
The bride is a most charming and the state and elect him to Confrress
lovable young woman. She wts rdu- th such a majority that wi.l show
cated at the North Carolina College him our appreciation for the past
for Women and has taught for the years service.
past two years. She Is a daughter o( - .
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Morris, of Ashe- Mr- an.d Mrs- Pfe of. Southern Pines
boro, and a young woman of most luitertam.
I pleasing personality and has a large Mr. and Mrs. June Page, of South-
circle of friends. ern fines, deiigntiuny entertained
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs! Thursday ievening of last week corn
Robert Spaugh, of Lmwood. He made plimentary to the members of the
a splendid record in the late war and Shamburger-Page bridal party and
upon his return was made district the out of town guests who l.ad ar
manager of the Southern Bell Tele- rived for the weddinsr Friday. Thus
phone Company, with headquarters at day afternoon the bridal party was en
Ralelgh. Upon their return from their tertsined at Pine Bluff by Miss Alice
honeymoon, Mr and Mrs Spaugh will Page and Frank Shamburgor at "Up
reside in Raleigh lands," which is the home of the
A large number of out of town bride and groom, Mr. and Mr- Frank
guests were here for the marriage. Shamburger.
the moat denaelv iranrant man in
Public life In -North Carolina on the!
(taxation subject.' But ha has quit
puoting Jonlah's utterance! on the sub
ject tome montha hark In an attemnt
ito bolrter up his own argument
I Candidate Parker, with mncn gusto,
fepeated that old threat which he hs
Nn making in every speech since
, episode of the circulation 01 uie
letter tt the neuro- women occurred,
n the hope that he could becloud the
Htue of negro women Totes in this
lection. ..
"I have not InratArl the scoundrel
et," he declared. ?but I lave evi-
'eaw, and it toon as I can fasten it
'" him I m brand the wrUer . of
Ut cirrular for Ka , U " ' t&
( arker knows at wJI as the . people
"m he sneakt to on the t.mbject,
1t no fwhlte Democrat", had sny
TSf to do with it. "He-WW that
1'H NEVER.be able to FASTEN
tn any neb man. Ho knows pr-
V Well th.t V- Ii itklnM ' 4hl.
' nf threat In the hope 6f fooling
TmUd white Republican. ho re-
applaud hit threat.- Farter
m" the same statement In the
,l Tch of tht campaign, tlie day
Uie election Tor the Mill un
t"irpo. And he will -till
. P-lled to say he htt NOT VKT
It on any white LVmoVrat
ul.'J.'liplr of cheap politifK
oH for Gdnlner end Tne".
fin
I fie,
"WrtclaUon of Morrifwin, Any
no longer need of the law. Chief should hazard nothing since the worn- Mr. Brittain is the son of Mr. and
Justice Clark, in his opinion, knocked an vote must be corralled and they Mm. J. T. Brittain of Asheboro. He
it cold when he showed that forty- are to sentimental we must make plain v-. recently received license to prac-
three states now have contimed the to them had we ratified the treaty as ticc law."
statute in existence to protect citi-, brought back by Mr. Wilson ojr sol- r
sens neces-arlly absent from their dler boyt would be fighting today iA; SPEAKING AT LIBERTY
home precincts on election. He stated. Russia, Of course, it is jtoo late to! ' .
that the fact that only seventy per emphasize the fact that we should Hon. R- L. Burns, Presidential
cent of the white men of this Hate had have demanded the complete abroga- elector, will speak at Liberty 1 uesday
been volng of lata year, wne partition of all secret trestles to a par- night, October 19th at 7:30 oclock.
due to the failure nf the authorities tition of Europe gefore going into the Hon. R. N. Hackett will also speak at
to provide tn absentee oters ' law war at we did not fight for pelf or Liberty Friday night, at Liberty high
toonerl None of the othef ttatea has flory but for a righteous peace, bat- school auditorium.
repealed the law. and the court asw',ed upon right We should not stand t "
no reason why North Carolina should for the Saar Valley iteal, German fully paid me at that time a hundred
do so. It it fait in Its operation and.East Africa, West Bank of the Rhine week. , I believe he w Ul say earn
previniont to every psrty;, , , or the Pacificator to Japan or Stan- ed evry penny of it I-t jour con-llorri-on
Beck aa the Stamp. tung. . science and the plaudits of my hearers
Everybody will be glad to leain that ,"A peace. bssed upon foite is not be your guide. i
the temporary throat .troublo ffromysoe uteere the Hickory racle to . "Now I regret thatil am r.ot able
which Governor Morrison suffered able mperior campaigner, "and America to tender my Mrvicf,1 He!
few dayt early last wk, - was not thould be left free to take tkltt with no special charge, believing tnat the
tfWous, and that he will be thick right wherever It found 1 feel committee will io the right thing Jb
in the fray M ever from now OnUI able to deal wlthl. Demorratic Inef- me, besides hope - to shari ithe victory
November 2.,' He hat prove.1 one of,fldncy" he eontlnuet. "Cotruptlon, that most Muredly awalU us. I am
the mort effecUve campalgrwrs In the want of vision, no flted pollcv, waste ever anxlout to serv e my Pty. Hont
history of the state, and the trouble of public money a cabinet of medio- the eampalgn wlU ba un er sy by
with his throat was due to overexer- cres, a one man peace delegation, a the fifteenth instant Bil i? wher
tlon (n re.pon.ling to appeal U pek one man gorernnient, the greatest Hv- ever yod tee fit for as
st plaeet b adliUon U those on hi Ing sutocrst of thl. or any other day. onfour peeches a. day - Ihm Ihe en-n-giilaf
Itinerary, as made for him ', 'At to my albllify to make good.- rgy and teal.' The Wter wu nrifnad,
hythe eUU chairman.' Pecple from he wrote, .aWMnjf th-great. ym"!S
wit; vie naim, i mom imraiii mr "' - - i
you to tta Hon Van Vechn Olcott postscript reads: -Have each state
of the laf firm ef -Olcott Blatk and chairman to bill me for four or five
t- - r.,kM. tt.i'iriinv inrwIiM at once in the close Cnnrret-
New Yotk 6ty, at I was emptoyed by slonal dlrtrictt where there sre eolored
Mm to campaign for him and . ex- voter, itnnning no iwr, vuan
Governor Hughes in , He cheer- twentieth." . , , ' (
the' sortlon reeStl)( revered by Gov-j
prnnr Morriami say "Uiere ast peen
nothing like It on the ttrr.p ' tlnf
the dyt of Zeb'Vsnre.'' Thry add
that the poop!, women mtond, have
not tumd wit In euch large num
Ijert la a, feneration. , ;. ,
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CHANGE IN SPEAKING DATES
Mrs. B. Frank Mebane Turns Back on
I Republicans. Will Support Demo
cratic Ticket.
Mrs. B. Frank Mebane, one of North
The speaking appointment first ad
vertised for the county candidates at
Welch schoolhouse was Monday night, Carolina's leading women, ha turned
October 25th. The date ha been her back upon the Republicans and
changed to Tuesday night, October wjn support the Democrats ticket.
26th, and the speaking at Randleman jrg. Mebane was four years ago, a
has been changed from Tuesday night member of the woman's special which
to Monday night, Octooer 25th. toured the West in intereKt of Mr.
Hughes, the Republican Presidential
POLITICAL SPEAKING candidate. Mrs. Mebane is st n !y in
- " favor of the League of Nations and
Hon. J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of gave thin as orie of her principal rea
State, will speak in Randolpn county, ong for upporting the Democratic
especially to the women; at Trinity ticketi She went to Europe, doing
College, Tuesday, morning, October what he couj(1 to a.vlate suffering
26th at 10:00 o'clock; at Asheboro foiia-i,,- tha war. She aavi not to
Tuesflay at 4 o'clock; at Ramseur ,UDDOrt th eajrue of nations meant
ir zeth at 7:.w i.i,tni f.iih with th himaa vhn tin
o'clock. The men are invited lo these i ri,.ior npi.i.
Tuesday night October 26th
meetings as well st the women.
PUBLIC SPEAKINGS
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Former Ramtear Girl Wed Rocking,
i . htm Man
w T, r ui. v. ... .i, mist Victoria crown, oi r,uprrw,
Mr. H. M. Robins, Esq. will srak w. ,i m u'l'fn, v.i.
tlmFffi county Gadly. October 10, In HamlrU
October 22nd, 1920, with tho county, th. HnmrhiM- rtf Mr.
candidates.
w erst - is . . .
- nr. t 7, m .in '.,i, vA na mrs. r.. w. urown, oi immseur,
ftr 1 iK lltnt but hM held a responsible position
Z?L?oa - ' 8ttunlfty hfhU stenographer in Ellerbe for f.w p
October 23rd.
past
two year. She is a very aceomolished
I Seral , h
Newt from different counties in the ihun' whw wUI m
sUte it that negro women HoVe been.1":"! pwn- ' i .
registering, i The campaign dur.ngthe, . fc f . . twoike Lalh. '
past week hat been marked by the eal . .P1" "te Poretliy Uthef , . ,
gernest with whkh negte men and wo- ; Little Dorothy LoretU Luther,
men have placed their names to rg- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Loth
Istration books. .Reports Indicate that rn died October 0 and was laid to rest
this situation has prevailed practically in the family grave yard Or bet 7th. i
til over the ttatev X. ' Wa our mntht and 27 days old.
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