PafeFottT'T
THE ASHEBOKO C0U1UKK. ASHKBUttO. M. C
THTBSDAT. JUKI ia. im
THE COURIER
rUELISHTD EVZBY THUBSDAY
W1L C. HA.MMFR, EDITOE
lateral as second class Bail matter
It tba postoffice at Asheboro, N. C
ALWAYS OH HORSEBACK
(Continued from pas 1)
LIBERTY NEWS
return A-vriing Hr-restttiv
TVih V.rRlCAN I-RSS ASSOCIATION
Edgar J. Ritch, a Northerner, islation.
writing in the Boston Herald of re
cent date, commends President Hard
ing for his omission of the word, "re
bellion," so distasteful to Southern
people in connection with the War be
tween the States, in his Arlington
Memorial Day Address. Mr. Ritch,
who has mingled with the southern
er la then any program or plaa for"
ua eoiattoa ol any i ue rreat vroo-
Mirrirrn lrnmiTO lem reconstruction, domestic ar Mr. George Smith and bride came ia
nLlLA lUUllIMj foreign. The nearest thing to it ia te Saturday. It will be remembered that
declare a state ef peace by joint res-' Mr. Smith married Eliaabeth Trotter
olution oi Congress, alleged to lnvom Davis, of Salisbury, some days ago.
contractual . relations with a foreign Mr. Robert Smith is home for a two
indicates a long and sultry debate. th. amounting to an weeks vacation.
The making of a tariff bill furnishes usurPtion of a purely executive fune- Miss Henntta Maie and sister run
a good illustration of the business Jlon an nPenl"f our rights and m- down from the State Normal, to spend
methods of the Democratic and the Crests growing out of the late war. . the week end with her sister, Mrs. G.
R.nnKh, n.rtioc i c.i;,i Republican legislation so far has A. Patterson.
islation bten characterised by extravagant ap- Mrs. Johnson Cox, known as "Aunt
propnauons and consequent increased Liizie" suffered a stroke of paralysis
taxation. Aside from this its record Snudav and ia in a serious condition.
I Dr. A. L. Staley bought out Garfield
I Sw aim, near the graded school build-
in the Democratic Congress elected
in 1910, the House passed a tariff bill
within thirty days after it was organ
ized. The Republican party has had con
trol of Congress now for 27 months;
the tariff question has been under con-
lderation for about 8 months: the
is one of negation or drifting.
The Democratic Viewpoint
The Democratic viewpoint with ref
erence to the record of the Republican
administration, legislative and execu-
piesent Congress has been in session tive. mav be summed up as follows
nearly three months, and a tariff bill
just about to be reported.
The Republican party in the last
campaign promised to reduce Federal
ing and will move there soon.
We are glad to see George Gunter,
of Ramseur, on our streets aganj.
George made many friends here tim
ing his days of High school, i
Mr. Russell Pickett bought tne
Aunt Callie Garrett home place, and
will ocupy it soon.
Mrs. Nancy Albright returned from
Newberry last week, where she was
called to see her sick father.
runnl :i o-reat dpa1 seems to under- i
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stand the south better than many ether . democratic congress, however, ,fttl' . ,can congress nas in-
i.i natl tnese advantages: It did not have creased them, the appropriation bills
northern people do and express great tQ cater tQ &ny specia, interestS it ha(1 carrying six billion dollars for 1921
admiration for the reverence in which no election debts to Dav to urivileped and a like amount for 1922 (which
the South holds her generals and vat-" classes, it did not have to listen to a would be $7,500,000,000 by the addi-j ' ,
iant soldiers. Mr. Ritch, thinks that horde of lobbyists. It simnlv had to bonuses). This means that! ."J?"8 C,Jub teLMel
. ... lL. make a business tariff and nasi it nrt this administration will spend three' On next Wednesday the Woman s
in cnensning tnis memory, souiner.i businegs at once adjusted jtself to the times as much on an army in 1921 as Department Club will meet with MrsJ
peopie are nui uuiiiiuaimig i new schedules. ' spent in iio and more than three Jnn oriuain at ner nome on soutn
slightest degree their loyalty to the Still, the Republican party goes times as much on the navy in 1921 as Fayetteville Street from 4 to 3 p. m.
Great Republic, now a united country, right on claiming to be the business il in 1916 when nearly all of All members are urged to be present.
ti,o still anrl hio-h pharar- man's party and lots of good peopre, Europe was at war.
The marvelous skill and high charac eithedont knQW e ftsP 0 The Republican party promised to Why Not Club Meets
ter of the southern generals during the dont take the time to thjnk make an immediate declaration ox Mrs- C. E. Stuart was hostess Sat-
war, the undying valor of the soldiers, them, go right on believing it. peace as soon as Congress convened, urday afternoon to the Birthday club
and the sublime self-sacrifice of tne . , . x. The Senate and House at this writing from 4 to 6 o'clock.
women have made a deep impression- A'WayS onMHor8eb But- Never e disagreeing on the form of decla- Music by Mrs. H. E. Cagle. Roll
women have made a deep impression Moving On" rati0n and may be deadlocked. call, 12 members present. Mrs. B. S.
on this northern writer. I u r It promised to bring "our bovs" Lawrence recited as a new member.
Mr. Ritch thinks that the life of "Sv STrfiwnTS home from the e ys are Reading: How to Kill a Husband Mrs.
Robert E. Lee ought to be studied ty "achievements" othe presenTRepub- JL""1 n m0ve has UT' 5 Msdaraes- EV
Aw,onon .V, rl hnth nnrth and lio t; J. 1 . . v U1CIU,
south, along with
Lincoln.
Washington
and zealous party orean. when
wolcott (Dem., Del.) interrupted.
I
Cagle and McNeil. Reading: Jack
Mr. WnWtt nn. """v. ine omy Association 01 N&- auuiga were enjoyea very
that fKun fkinn. .v.;-u 1 lions- in signt are tne League of Na- ver mucn not oniy ior tneir iaugnaoi(
SSaXSvSS. o7 the C sn W8 htS e ?ual5es but for the good points con
nublioan oartv' Allled Supreme Council composed or tamed.
of Agriculture announces, on co-operu- Mr. Harrison. - Yes; they claim "rUSr.Ji.c?,, .T&FvJT
ac arhipvpmpnts xxaLiuiiB, out a iUTO- "" "" -"J v" "5 xvi uuijr it.
pean alliance now ruling Eurone. to meet m July with Mesdames.
Law Regarding Threshers
The North Carolin Commissioner publican party?
ot these as achievements.
'.SPIRATIOM . CN vTHE
Art at Com positions That tm '
'Have Ba Awattirvg ta Moment j
f Their irtC
k t ' ' t
Charles Klngsley rerorned borne eat
olght rather dejected - bees use a ser
mon he had preached that day la
London hid proved little too "social
lstle" for the Incumbent Instead of
going 'to bed be paced back and forth
to front of the fire, and his wife,
knowing be was composing, left him,
and retired. In the morning be re
cited to ber that moving lyric:
Thrt flsben want wlllac out Into th Mt,
Oat Ibu ia nil m Uw (in nt dowa."
There is a tablet In the porch at
Wrexham church to the memory of
Bishop Heber, which records that the
most popular of all missionary hymns
was composed in the town. Reginald
Heber, who was then vicar of Hodnet,
happened to be staying at the vicar
age with his father-in-law. Dr. Shipley,
dean of St. Asaph's, who was to preach
a missionary sermon on the Sunday.
Heber and other friends were as
sembled In the library on the Satur
day, when the dean asked his son-in-law
if he could write something for
the service next morning. Heber re
tired to the farther end of the. room
for the purpose and at the end of 15
minutes he read the first three of the
four verses of which the famous hymn,
"From Greenland's Icy Mountains,"
consists.'
His bearers were delighted, but He
ber said the sense was not complete,
and devoted another five minutes to
the fourth stanza.
rafcSHTXTNG YELTTT AT HOSTS "
fiT STEAMING CLN. WRONG SWS
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G- ad velvet costs so much aow aay
that it often pays to spend , time ia
freshening them. , ' .
Most velvet may be freshened 'by'
steaming from the wrong -side, say
specialist of the United State De
partment of Agriculture. One wav ia
to draw the velvet through the steam
rroma tea kettle. Care must be taken
that the tea kettle eotains only a lit
tle water, or the water may spatter oat
and spot the velvet As a special. pre
caution several thickness of cheese
cloth may be tied over the spout A
cone of heavy paper placed around the
spout will direct the steam and make
it possible to hold the- velvet father
from the heat
Another way to steam velvet i tn
place several thickness of damp cloth
over a hot iron and pass the back of
the velvet quickly over the cloth. Vel
vet so creased that it can be freshened
by steaming may be "panned" by
steaming and then ironing it in one
direction.
Horse and Mule Killed by Lightning
A valuable horse and mure neTnmr.
ing to Mr. Arthur Vuncannon, of New
nancei township, were jailed by light
ning last Tuesday afternoon. The
hoise and mule were in the same sta
ble when killed, but the barn was not
set on fire probably doe to the fact
that the dry sheaves of wheat, recent
ly harvested and hauled in, were on
the other side of the structure. ; If
anything dry and easily ignited, had
been near the stable, the barn Would
in ail probability have been burned.
Mr. Vuncannon is a tenant on tne
land of Mr. Tom Swaira near Sophia.
tion with the U. S. Department
Agriculture, that the law requires Mr. Wolcott-I am very much re- "3, t1"'' 1 T
each thresher of grain to secure a minded of something I read I think Wo , j Vi-t ueore " " . W1
threshing license, trom the Register of it was something thlt old Be! ZJZZJSl
This license franklin said about the delay with 1 ""wl nl.J.iu"S1Sr" "1 1' . TJa ZL
Which he was mtW m , ticsiuent oi tne United " '. W' .u u Kpc
uiow. w sau. ine governor oi
Deeds before operating.
is free no cost for same
In the same way that the
"unofficially" as sister, Mrs,
wnicnes, i
punch. Visitors were Misses Pearie
T 1 . 1 1 L- 1 V-. J.1. If . T !
has to have a license, it is arso neces- the province had constantlv told him t,..i"a a nln Ptective tariff, op"cer anu xtutn mciNen.
sary for each farmer to see that tne the ship would sail the next dav and ynZ I t?0 ,y, .ls far from n 1 T"D
party threshing his grain has a ucensc. old Ben said he was very rnuch re- r' .fRePubli?an Ways Howe Votes Agait Beer
Each thresher must keep and report minded of the sign of King Geor on Sni,Mei"i.,?mit?f r?Jected the ..B,y Vl.260.?3' L.3ml
frATlThhreVehre fperat 'SSTl, ZZTZSto'I may be excused S? S.??' ad e tJ
as well as the report sheets, will De of world affairs. JS J?;!7S5f X'rE!1"'
mvon tliom TIipsp hooVs are To no re- AS Stated in a fnrmor lofto. f --.-o-., u -uu vuiukuitiuvc
w.w.. . . . , . .. . nut nrotesterf a tariff
tained permanently by the operators only is the future stability of our P J. Z.Z t ""KJSLf n"'
Rev. L. W. Gerringer Elected
for personal records. But at the country dependent upon what is being solidi: Renuhl.Van harVLH 7 ' The Young People's Union of the
close of the threshing season or not done here but the future of all the na- DORp a fTff in i!,fl. P" North Carolina Methodist church, in
5m: .V?e earth ?s .a reat exteni represent the whol, Ship session at Grace church, GreensDoro,
iiivoivea in wnai is Deing done here, the Rn-oaliH i,,i;" "T v ' last week, elected Rev. L.
-OTTS'ffiMa Lirf '
later than September 15th, a com
Dlete reDort ud to that date must e involved in
made to the Register cf Deeds. The
thresher's reports are not to be sent
to Raleigh, but to the
Deeds of ea
ing is done,
T-i j 4-UH IA . , . . .
rteirisier oi " ueraocniis, ana esneciai v in thpir t j j.. .... . . .
- ... " it uruuiMNi T.n rpinva rn o on r, r
Deeds of each county where the tnresn- ne piuiness in aiding in attempts to business condition H5h, Z2L
a is done. onng aDOUt such lemslation as wan : ij 7
A word to the wise is: Operate with for the best interests of the entire i35 lTt aecl1!'! nd
W. Ger
ringer, of Asheboro, president ror tne
ensuing year.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
According to reports from the De
partment of Agriculture, state wide
1
14 per cent for peaces in North Caro-
a license and be sure tne operator is -uumry. i aia not write so much of it nromisod t nmmt partment oi Agriculture, state wid
liponpd FailnrP for a thresher to re- the attitude of the Rermhlirans u "Tl " " Promote ana protect confiitinnB of June, indicate anmit. i
port means $25.00 fine, altho the li- I have been furnished with a copy 1,000 000 idle men nnf r.t J!X iff Per cent of a ful1 crP of PPtes ana
cense costs nothing is free. The re- oi an article recently prepared for Mr war,i;n , Z,Z.,?V'
cords made will be a business mem- publication by a veteran newspaper estimatpH tw th cnnnnnn iJ ! lina, this year.
oranda for reference in later years man who has had many years exen- men. ' ' lu,e, R. G. Chaney, a special deputy
and for making collections from farm- "ce in observation of public men and tC. w v.r tt , , sheriff, serving in Forsyth county, was
ers. measures and quote freely from this republican House has muddled tried in Winston-Salem municipal
The information is used as a -hecs article by Richard Linthicum. whirh i?P "duce armameiw, court, last Friday morning and con-
on how much grain we produce ana Mr. Linthicum writes most inter- iIk1oV, poln.ted out both by ite- victed of having whiskey ror saie and
where it is made. It is a good busi- estingly and intelligently and gives a fl "f?" Pressiyes and Democraw, receiving. He was sentenced to
QAN NOT HIDE WEAKNESSES
Philadelphia' Writer Draws a Moral
From the Life and Works of
Two Men
There were two men.
One, In order to bide his faults from
the eyes of the public, surrounded him
self with many friends, better than
himself In character.
The other man had a single friend,
as sterling In character, sympathies
and perceptions as himself.
In the first case the man fooled the
public, which seemed to see him
through his friends.
In the second case, however, the
man and his friend were misunder
stood and neglected by the public.
The first man, during life, was
praised and flattered, for, being very
wealthy, he could very easily purchase
' empty words, but not loved or re
spected.
The second man, after death, was at
last understood, respected, honored
and loved, but to no avail; for he
could not be brought back from
grave. ,
It was a case of the same old story
of an unjust, buna world.
Moral Armor will not hide one's
weaknesses. Charles Flneerman, In
the Philadelphia Record.
No clasified adrertisinsr ' will h
taken for less than 50 cents and all ad
vertisments sent in must be accom
panied by remittance.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for eggs and
country produce, t ntchard Grocery.
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR PRINT-
ing to The Courier Job Office. Mail
or bring them in.
FOR SALE One pair of mules, seven
years old, weight 130b pounus eacn,
work anywhere. J. W. Ellison,
Asheboro, Route one. Living one
mile south of Franldinville. It
FOR SALE Hog Bottom Farm con
tains 168 acres. Lot of saw timber
and ties. Known as the richest land
in the county. Claud Winslow,
Asheboro, N. C. 2t-pd-6-23
the
Thoroughbreds and Jackasses.
The Baldwin locomotive works got
an order for a monster locomotive.
AFTER THE HONEYMOON
It was shlDDed in fifteen days.
rloor r.orono,f.-. ... j , , was the only wav in whir.h a mnttnul i Z u tu- . I "Wm rtld vnn An itv ona of the
ing of news events in Washington. If,i."f?J0I1- In taxation could be made, but notice of appeal was given and. officials was asked.
current and recent, by givintr a brief "... nf lmP0SSI'e conditions By bond was fixed at $1,600.
a .i iii v if 1 1 nir tot o iiAnfAu... r 1 1 . . . . .
survey or tne respective attitudes of ; t ., oi an na- a quarrel over a "houn' dog"
Gone are the good old days when the two political parties. rii ! 5' reduction in land . as charged with egg-sucking resulted in
John and Mary went bravely to the Thp ...... . n , e" n-rah nfo?" ' P e. f Sn" Edward Ko,,ock' 'aged about fifty De"
altar and plighted their troth in the Thf,i,VW. 5 I r "T"'8 ne of er.ee o ? t IlS f. i f nal ing shot an1 killed by Jno Harrington,
face of the fact that their solo cap,- Adm'"ble Self Control and Com- nce f the United States, Great Brit- aged about 27, in Richmond county,
tal consisted of a few silver dollars, mon Sense I In the mud?llirfc-PrfC parV t., few days ago. Both men were colored,
two strontr bodies four willing hands ti. no.r, r . , j i m." muaulln8: of peace, m hostil- Harrington surrendered to officers and
and two hearU that beat as one with th.tiv? P,l V 'T .V - dlsarmament, in failure to keep was kept in jail till the preliminary
and two nearts tnat Deat as one. with the activities, the errors and the election promises and in continuing hearincr when hp waa released on a
In the little hut by the side of the fadures of the present Republican ad- the deception and false pretences o? 5 1 500 bon till JuN coun
wad where a rude able, two chairs, a mnnstration has been, so far, one of the last campaign, the De.nra" A nrenosed rea ustmeni of freight
sove a bed and few stone dun. adm.able self contro, and common charge that tht Uublicanpa?
; ,, . , .. ; ii. c utcn nu partisan miuwii usen Dansrupt
That was all, except the bounding attacks upon nor offensive criticism as it is in Dolicv
ju ui men juuiik iichiw, viiin.ii iiiouc ui me a(i mi n is t ration Dy the national
tion commision a hurry call for a con
Dress. nrjiuoncanH nave vone . 1,1,',,.. ,n
principles a staggering
freight rates
increase
to and
in western
from North
the hut a nalace anrl John and Marv oro-amti . 'i J Snalnr P. H.,rio c.L.. r Carolina, nas arawn irom tne corpora-
i - - - r, - w i c i lv npurCMlllJll il I ( 1 - tuii uircaHfl ui iiua.
king and queen oi their sacred doma.ii. leaders or by the Democratic
they expected to share each otners lhe Democrats have not i
burdens and they did. They expected sneers, abuse, vituperation
Organization," he responded. "Or
ganization ls the art of getting men
to respond like thoroughbreds. When
you cluck to a thoroughbred he. gives
you all the speed and strength of
heart and sinew he has in him. When
you cUick to a Jackass he kicks,
Here Is an Illustration worth while,
which surely applies to men as well
as lower animals,
A wonderful thing is the ability to
respond with complete efficiency when
ever called upon,
And a more wonderful tiling ls to
be able to get other men to respond
that wav when you call upon them,
That Is what the great men or in
hardships, and they nad them, iney dacity, so recklessly exhibited fcv
- I. j.1
nogemer. rpfprti
in a cnnnVi tkn t.. i m nara tn hp hpM in Kfi piirn. r rinav OI . . -. I .
tl j h"---" n mc utimic uuiic r- - -o--F --- - --. rjustry 88 well as oi will mm ucttu
u v. , u t, v i 4 u . i.a. iiaiii, 1.1 1 c lcj.llrvrawv " ' -, w " - 1 .
i t i : ti . , . -J ii ArtBcmnn nf that hndv in nnnn cenure to meet tne situation.
exuecteu joy, anu tuey luuim iu i ncy ujjpunenis in tne late camnaiirn anil in V .. . . . , " . , . vtu
,i u .i i. .. campaign anu in deta showed that tba Rpnnht.i.n The advertisement of the North
v. a ucllui nuv,.uii unu ib v i, luni. ,11111 rp-4 riri nrir nitA ma 1 "
r. : ... ' ... . T . " " ivuxcurer. 1 . '
able to accomplish, Gulf
Lumberman.
Coast
A?vd with sucess came
looking ahandone
the Carolina State College of Agriculture
issue.
- ... v . . v- l- .TV-1 1 I LiUilVIIHK. r lit . . - J X. unwa w thill
? t, .L. -i.i j r 4. 1 4 -1 1 rri 1 1 eint?rinnrv uiriiT vinirn wmi novn a 1 m ihiikiiiccziiik ho ais
DaCK'ttn Uie oiu uays wi inutuui tun unu iicy nave Known ine hlchest rptjrwxt r Jr , 1 ' - . . ' , - . , ia
sacrifice as the happiest days of their for the office of Presiden and have Sl!it,t?l.tha '"Tt ft ofil
Now all this is changed. John to the present occupant. They have "Tf! .u " ?1 . L-.TL?!! i-r. tprtil manufacturers, or scien-
must have a car and Mary mur.t wear place.l no obstacles in the way of the ?. ''7 "V" r" ZZZ. th Ip-.
.1 carat so.taire. The hut by the adminUtration as a whole or of any'" , W sK." of
Blue oi uie man mu.ii uc a iiunicrn 'itiwuiiiuiu oi ine firovcnimpnt in pr-
r.ofther the army or the navy appro- German troops, who marched througi
, . . 1 . r . . n-i i . i. k. t-A Tun. 00 in
lems of reconstr.,rtin , h:.J u Vpation d.h nas yet Deen passed; mat - "Z
rirA ' :, r " v. the peace resolution has not been cnarge pi issuing
KnnrralAiir tint n mura ('hlii'l anl lin.n. inrta t flii1 n 4 1 il t
r ' rr: -" ;i: :, . .iu pr0U- priotion bi)1 ha() vet
uui par.ui luu.iiu.c. ....r iciunairucuon, lior nave they ".i. i..;: u..- . ... 'v .horo- f iRRiiinrr an orner to n!S
Then, too, this strain to keep up with offered any onnoaltlon that mirht r .CAU . . 'T. 7.?" ' - i.v. nn. l,f t 1 ".T",' .r.l. 'L IT--iii- .
nrnocuir.r. ,.ftor, rla 1 1 f o f tro h ,,. ,i . , , , . i " uRrceu on ; mat tne iermanent tann "vnu.ci. ' K.....v. oeen roooeu oi lajuimi ia tujr iu
" """ CT-tmiiiiic ana lnumnai con- i.;n . i. .i.r..i. .u . .. Vi I Franrh wnumled. Two suDorai- u.j i-.j
simple Joys. Mary's demands iritate dit.ons worn than they are. In ru In- S r T.T?"L"?l.r .. f .... ?"'?-u" "v ""T' "".'
in Tnhn'a innV,iiitv tn mppt ihnm Ktat.rp hn,- k- .7" -I... o" o' movement ior an urn-a- Nnturaiiy tne inciaeni maue a ramw
wit Var Z.; : a.fvont - rr:,:r",,"ry -cnt conference was by Senator JJo- the order, are cc-ueienaants. ine lniI)reMlon. weather
rrrTl inuenI Tnd h7a of rhecunlrriT'S". "u "C" ra. "d not by President Harding Wal I .1 PW. n, Y.n - ed -r lmprelon. , f ,
- - - . .. , - f"-T"" that tftP nrnnnwvl rvm nn nf thu ocnjici kinu ikfunw. oiwwu ui iifiuwi- . , .4
v . . . t . i i "innr ma mm man iihij
Practical Bible Warning.
'Where are extraordinary sarcasms
in coincidences," says Alexander
Black, author of -The Seventh Angel'
and "The Great Desire." "One night a
thief made off with my overcoat from
a restaurant. It was not the sort of
rettfaurant In which one ls admonished
to be alert. Moreover, I had never
"That same night I Happened to open
WANT COLUMN
STRAY MARE-About 12 years ol age
aare Day, in iair condition, round
in West Asheboro. Owner apply to
H. Haddock, Asheboro, during next
ten Hays. It
FOR SALE Porto Rico and Nancy
Hall potato slips, 2.50 a thousand
postpaid. . Slips now ready. - W. JL
Albright, Ramseur. Route No. 1." '
6-16-3t
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ing to The Courier Job Office. Mail
or bring them in.
FOR RENT During July and
August., my cotasre at Jackson
Springs. Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer.
WANTED at once, hand made cov
erlets and rugs. Box 314.
, M. FIELD, Climax, N. C, is now
paying $3.00 per bushel for good
sound colored peas, any variety are
all right F. O. B. your railroad
station. 6-9-4t
FOR SALE House and lot in Ashe
boro, good location near school. Ten
rooms. A good home for large fam
ily. If you want a home see me at
once. J. A York. 6-30-4t
LOST Between Fullers and Thomas-
ville, gray silk mohair coat with
purple stripe. Finder please notify
Ceph Hepler, Trinity, N. C., Route
1, and get reward. ' It
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FOR. SALE Good tlx room dwelling
on 2V4 acre lot in Asheboro, N. C,
600 feet fronts on streets. Can be
divided into several desirable lots.
Apply to M. W. Parrish. Asheboro.
N. C. 6-23-tf
WANTED Hand made coverlets and
and hand woven carpets and rags.
Miss Alice dinger, Asheboro, N. a
nnmr ii rn r m i in n rT i in t a ih
is iuui .-."v. Mbi. hv. vi w ilico jii vjUii if I mR 4 & .' 4 . iii . linn Twnnni Tavvrar l n tm t n n nnuin srn rri ii
. . - LrunaiMiruiLiun iviipm wouiii ia viiik w p"" w v w f v...r ,- . . t . 4L.
nave oeen .Ognined,' Intelligent . end v.r Ah- am 7n. .vZi. -n.V at Caisel ia the fall of 1014. and taus my lbi to venry tne iocai.oi.w
age it would te dl- conxtructive. Leader of that party in hni ,i m. u..ii-T. auslnir the death of 300 prisoners is. verse from whicn I toot tne mie or
to the old ways, im- the Senate and the House have shown ...hi Vnti.t L 7. also to be tried. I The Seventh Angel.' Aod In the vers
content. But emu- a willingness to aid in any honest and y.. u ,n.j u.,.,:... Herbert Ouarles. a nesrro. chanted Immediately preceding ! fend -these
of simplicity that ecUr program, that would tend to pjanB (ot umling the public dobt,ro crbninal asault on a prominent, tUrtllng words J -Blessed ls he that
k? i " . whit ttomtn. was ivnched bv a moo mtphoth anil kppnpth till inirmenta.
their love aream becomes a
tragcly,
In this comolex
fruit to go back
plicity anil honcttt
lation of the spirit
enaractenzeci tne oia aays wuuia c mn, rwiuce renerai taxa-1 .
work wonders toward restoring life "on resurrect international, trade ttu-tion. that Wm Kt.it. Iitw. f at McConriick. South Carolin. tast!
to a more norma! plane Ex. provwe marneu ior th. America )c. And wonnded odler la so bad Sunday afternoon. The negro, wTio
al T wMTtlon" hat Democrat Senator, Mr. Walsh was identified by hi. victim and 1. said
nlJTI:. JJlfci? FVtS T"4' MssachusetU uponsored a resolu- to hava confessed, was made to tilmb
' . v k "uvugu any on jor an nrit gstlon to rlv re- tree, cnamea to it ana nis ooay nu-
(Elidabeth City Advance.) construct, plan of their own, Ulng ffi that thT head of the shlT died with bullets. The victim was a
Editor Archibald Johnson, of Chart- " hopeless minority, but they h.v. 'JnVhaut w th married woman.
A.- m. 11 I . SMtt. I 9 ZllSltllSltraWf K A Iaa a I l.llfa. A - I . - ' - m a . .
''jrvJz?7',, 7 T k " Z in rfh.r. .X7.7. w - 7 00 hlppinf beyond th. shipping of the E. r. Bawyer, or wixaDetn uty,; Wtti WOunded at tb. battle of Treatoo
poet, m wortn Carolina and never, 'n vneir anoix. to cnange reaction- camalm oster. jWhrsrle aiur Wohhl." wh. work, during th. week as a book-,
mm m fat ttkslt WAHflrl hail fnT-s-ril
h.vt been and th. climate rust .imply ary itepuDiicn legislation i0f -. TuM a.,.. ' keeper or clerk In th. offlc of tn.
rianUla. .f th Na ut f)h-PrT.. . Attltttd. of RepablkaiM I SUL a. Mf. Hardlnf remarked
. aari, "Yes, they Is poets in North
WANTED-To get in touch with some
- parties with canning outfit to can
peaches for us on a 60-50 basis. Al
'so peaches for sate in any quantity
after July 15. Candor Development
' Company, Candor, N. C. ' 6-23-2t
PIGS FOR SALE Full blooded dnroc
Jerseys, others half Duroc anrl nsli
Berkshire. Ready to market July
9, at five dollar, each. T. W. An
drews, Asheboro, N. C
POETS IN NORTH CAROLINA
Monroe Was 'Jefferson's Secretary.'
! Although James- Monroe, who was
to become one of our most famous
hM.IMtli nlavxf hta nirf In tha
Revolutionary war with gallantry, aod
wounaea at too Dame oi Areetoo.
It wis after that wound bad forced
Carolina and some of 'en art
living and some f then art
be
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TV- RomiVJU-n-' attltnta k inward .i l . . 1. 1 . m
Sttft , , .f.--.-... . . 7 Ttf aimpia uimg uicr bji.
i..mi umii opponenta su own onrarwnim
Jttf 1 and mora or lea traculenL Thev have
p tT.nHn Anl STL UnZ d IOW,r f their i0
en to spring. And they re eur favor- lv jy-.j- ha-diaa. of tbe moor.
ite editors, but we eant .gre. wnn 4. , w.v. .v-
era
us
pt Ballanc. ami C. J. vvsrd and
"',,h pool ?1 on rmr r'rf, anil WTiPn
i I : f I p ! r' I Ii r , v y
The Rptil)lifns so far .r. wlthouC
any diitwt or c! policy
! ' rr f : a i i f -r- i -
campaign Speech, -Government, lata "IL" ",,r "I , Was to carry blm to farna., Upon rt
, , iw uwi, r.. T. , vi- . A
r day recently. , Tha minister obligingly mm wvu
laft hla work, went horn, and tied trie' h0 had previously been promoted ts
Washington, June 27 1921,
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left hi. work, went horn, and tied tne! h0 had previously been protnotea ts
ri. im- o.i u a knot, and then Invited UI newiv mar-, a captaincy vj wn, nuuimiuu, rw
.X fflTTi ' tied eoupl. U din with aim. After tamed ,to hU homo In Vlntlnia and
The Courier buslnes. office, which enjoying a good dinner, the, bride- took ap tbe study' of law. II. entered
for th. past eighteen months, hat groom tendered hi. host a cheel on aal tbe offlc. of Thorns. Jefferson, whi
bfn lorstad in the tear of IIammf ont-of-town lank as an expression of,- then governor of Vlrelnlt. JeffM
a Mnr's lw mce, I ring moved his gratitude, A few days later tn. ,ltj t irfa library, end innptn-d
nt-''-f In tha Law P-iiUir ti prfhar received notice, from his Monrot .j, a flcnire for .tody. Tb
r . , f r-rr' n'r y t " .f b- k tht th. check hi bll roTt- fw9 a CTr(it stisri.mrnt, cl
. ! I ' -t ' ' f r 1 ii ! ws r"r en to j -y t , .. . . , ,,,...,) ,
' i NOTICE
Th. Board of County Commission
ers for Randolph County will meet on
the second Monday in July and sit aa
an equalisation board att provided oy
law. , W0-2t
North Carolina, Randolph County.-
The helrs-st-law of Beth Cox. de
ceased, will take notice that tn un
dersigned, J. A. H pence, purchased a
tract of land in Grant township, con
sisting of thlrt (30) acref, claimed
to belong to Beth Cox and listed and
Used In hi. nam. said sais neing on
th. first dar of November. 1920, sold
tnr tavaa aaaaaaod for the Vear 1917-
and th. tlm. of redtnptlon will x
plr. on the lt day of November, 1D2I,
whn ivn tinflfr-Vnf.J WiJl fiemnni a
' f I f t t' f '. ; V- :.! 1 land.
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