Vmge Two
THE ASHEBORO COURIER. ASHEBORO. N. G
THUXSD AT, JULY fl, I J3.
IN ELOQUENT ADDRESS IN CONGRESS
MAJOR STEDMAN SOUNDED KEYNOTE
OF OPPOSITION TO GERMAN PEACE ,cZXmyTr'
tm af Lt Seasiaa '
Full Textof Contribution of Distinguished Tar Heel to
Governor Morrison and the Council
Debate in House on the Porter Resolution Though of suu ha decided upon a special
,, ... .r ... i i. jj session of the lesrislsture to be con
me Measure was Adopted, arouman s Auurrss wned Dumber 6, next. The reason
Marks the High Note of Opposition to Republican given for the call u -to provide re-
(Frank W. Lewis in Winston-Salem sume any responsibility dictated by
Journal.) supreme sense of duty.
R3?I?tiV' CharlCS Vif-tTnf High and Solemn Pride
of the fifth congressional district of
North Carolina, oounded the key note i Kikd an extract from that letter:
of
in
NATUKE TELLS TOU
Aa Maay Asatbra BeaeVra Kaww Tea
Wan
When the kidneys are weak.
Nature tells yon about it.
The urine is na tare's index.
Infrequent or too frequent passage.
Other disorders sanest kidney ilia.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for dis
ordered kidneys.
People in this vicinity testify to
their worth. Ask your neirhbort
G. H. Ivey, High Point St, Bandle-
man, r C, says: "I suffered a great
RAMLMAN KXWS
'GEXERAL ASSEMBLY TO
I mNVENR IV DECKMBEB
w.nstm jarreu, ox quanta, v-,
visited friends and relatives here re
cently.
Mr. and - Mrs. E. F. Caudle, of
Greensboro, vert visitors here a few
days are
Mr. Pleny Binahaw and kiss Ani.ie
Coffiin were quietly ibarried batorday
night July the ninth. Yf wish ir &t
young couple a happy married ife.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mendeiihait, r
Greensboro, were visitor here ist
week.
Chief of police Hu&sey made a trip
to Charleston, S. G, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pugh, Mr. Hill
and family, all of Ureensboro. were
ities suffering from the in validation ot
the 1921 municipal finance act,
through a clerical error, and to Cure
a S70U.000 deficit in the school fundi
t ti n my ita. uu auso nau uwvn wjw
-'?he rumors abroad in the state "J" "?Ki
that there is necessity for any legisla- L E.
icivti . A- . . , . . m BiULC a UDCU U1C1U. IUV UCWU1 lUkSlviaifVn.a kw stnak daw It- eaaak-
- : j i Linn wiui rricreiitc lu luc uiuvraia ui . ww j - - tr-mmm
uemocrauc convicuons ana .uu .;lt 1? our privilege not only to in- . , - . Assembly are utter- 5x7 A"?1,0!?1" laa " Mrs. W. A. Fariow who underwent
an eloquent ana iokicju &urccii m riulire in hiirh and solemn pnae ana , . - , , r.-j na i uunx uo&ns juanev rms mr
rpSnit,nr Thoueh he has f , v . f iM HH.a, Momaon when he evplained the rea
f . . suuKKif uv
resolution. inougn ne na vtrue-ele. but also to redeaicate c
climbed the hill of time, crossed the ives to the achievements of the
apex, and is hastening down the wes- great objects for which that war was
sons for the call for an extra session.
one remeay xor saoney wuoie. ine pital jecenUy is doing fine.
of itself prevent
resolution now
"Let us cheer for those
ends of the earth,
-1 M .l.--l
i.. " i u: tut.. ; Kie ? , . , ,, i ui. ocean snouiu oi itseu
wni siopc, uia lucuMiu; o "n icugnt. e snail not De auie 10 enjoy oeco Vio
viinn oUor He rnnvirtinn firm, and .u- ...n f tk. o,.'., liti.,.. passage oi uie
.K-.v.i v.w, ..." - ' tur 1U11 UI1UC Ul fcllC UJ a Hivwuvwuviw TIn111,.
v: inctitntinnc 03 . .1 . 1 1- u i lne nouse.
uin ivincpiiuii ui ii.ov.kwv.w.. - until we nave mauc sure kuai tuc in
accurate as that of the fathers who 'tjes tnat grew out of the war have
blazed the way for our government. .en fulfilled to the utmost."
lhere was torce and vigor, eioquenon Al ex-President Wilson had never
and logic in what the venerable ani ptnlled a line other than upon his ve-
tiistinguished Tar Heel said. Although u, of tne gQaHed peaCe resolution m"
the resolution was adopted, Major which passei this house in 1920, ne .
lL l7i? '"h .. lchJPnS In the hearts of the noble free
jjicaaiuu ujvn wv. ...w ... - .-, gratiiuac oi ins country men anu ri
the views expressed Dy mm sianu the vears to come uttle children ev
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wall, of Route 1,
were visitors here one day last week.
Mr. Joe Fariow, of Greeensboro wm
manent.1
T : et- - -11 j 1 r u.
. i rux ow. si an ueaiera, mm v
before mpl,y J0T mJL y-F in To'wn recenUy.
w JLrr? SySnr Mrs. CorneUa Reed left for West
iL. lvSl-"r- 5,r-Jaiuarn End where she will visit relatives.
Bauluoi Mr. nnH Mr. W R SM. f
were week arid visitors
boys to tho
flLTtn iSJ Guilford Has Seven Cases of Typhoid Gnsboro,
In the land where
birth,
manhood
worth,
freedom had its
The health officer of Guilford coun-l Mr. A. M. Wright and family made
still is the highest ty reported seven cases of typhoid f e- a trip to Oedar Jtalls last week.
ver in the county last Saturday. Two
of this number are in Greensboro, tne
remainder being well separates
ri, f th nnnnsi- A"...-!.-. .vl i. j Let us drink to those boys who march through the county. Precaution
-".. rr erywnere inrougnouw u,iB u.uau ia..u . . . . ... , situation 13
tion.
The address follows:
Reasons for Position
Mr. A. M. Rain nnri daughter Mis
Mary, of High Point, were visitors
here recently.
Messrs. Tom Hanner, Howard Fer
guson, Arthur Swainey, Mike Sher-
of ours will bow their heaas m revrr- To ca of the drum and the fife wein hand the hejjJth officerg wood, Claud Newlin andi Jack Talley
ence at the mention of his ; name, long wfa j, h h Bomwjes, insisting that every one take the pre- spent the week end in WUmington.
after those who have misrepresented . . - , . . j o. .nj m. rw. i.,u r
caution oi oemg inocuiateu. oonie ' ,u, vi uitua-
time ago the state health department boro were visitors here recently,
ILiie
f . i t
cigarette
In the brief space of time to which after those who have misrepresented shore
reported that typhoid was on the m
crease in the state and urged lnocuia-
back, tion.
. . J ! " -. i e 1 ,. , . . . ... . i. i in uie lanifuaKt; 01 vjnerai j, o. iirvciiuc aKviia vi w
.nate joini reso uuor ,10 , pe- w not preserve we traamons wn.c.: Gr&nti who g generous fes he was and hag taken over omce
u.c joint CBu.uh Ux V,..., Biiinuuim . , w KiC.i.Co b .. have e h a headquarters at Washington.
tiirathor with HnilRP mint rPSO- rrinw ' . . . r
peace as he would have desired were
C. M. Justice, formerly of Ashe
ville and later of Greensboro, a Re
publican, has been appointed chief of
revenue agents of the United States,
9h
. . ..: . . .if 1 1 .1
1 must necessarily resmti mjxn 11. rum nave isseu iiiw umiviun aim r . i,.i.
will be impossible for me to state as have perished forever from the mem,-1 uul
1 would wisn my reasons 101 uppu.-i ry 01 man. ,'Acwxw thp sea thev bore our flap
tion to the resolution now pending be- Those who advocate the passage 0 Across O. a they bore our fla
lore tne Mouse. tnis resoiuuon lorgei mc irums ui ... ,. ctQ,c j
1 am unwilling, however, to remain history. p t 5 t
silent and witness the passage or this No nation ever maintained for a VT0 "r track" '
resolution without an expression of kng period of time an illustrious place AJong ar!? 8X111,1 ana gory lracK
my dissent and disapproval. amidst the peoples of the world, which '
Senate
ine
1917, together with House joint reso- glory.
intion 74 ana were a 1 reierreu to m the historical calendar 01 evcu t ... . , . 1 . n.-.j 1 i..i.j
. i! ". v . . v , ne living today a peace tntaronen nappmess-uiisuiiieu oy any reauiunui.
the committee on foreign affairs of nation, which has won a place amidst h alandwon byhe heroism of which reflects discredit upon our com
which I am a member. The resolution the. civilized people of the world ard Kmn b an our MXiii mon Country-which does not repre
now pending is the unhappy and un- which has contributed to their ad- wMch win cagt n0 shadow ou sent manhood nor American
fortunate orfspnng of the reference, vancement there are days set apa;-. he threshold of any American citizen, sentiment and is not worthy of record
To aid and assist in bringing about which are transmitted irom genera- fc sunshine of prosperity and in American annals.
my own convictions anu 111 nijf upimuu inese uays are mmm uy jrai.
would violate the sentiment of the and memorable events which have era
American people from ocean to ocean, tinguished them and have been con
The objections to the resolution aie nected with them such as the declar
of a fundamental and very serious ation of the freedom of a people from
nature as they appear to me. the chains of tyranny the advance-
In stating them I ascribe no im- ment of the cause of humanity, whicn
proper purpose or design to those who has made the world a happier and bet
entertain different views. I credit ter place for mankind,
them with patriotic intent but mistak- This custom is not the offspring of
en conclusions. jmodern civiyzation. It is born of the
The leaders of the Republican party love of high ideals,
from what I can learn have been pev-. More than two thousand vears ago
plexed and harrassed in their consid- upon the plains of Maratlion tabiets
eration of the so-called peace resolu- were erected upon which were incr;o
tions. This need not cause surprise, ed the names of the Athenians and
When one wanders in a wilderness Plateans, who gave their lives for the
of errors no path is free from obsta- freedom of Greece. The battle of Ma
cles. None guide him to the public rathon was fought on September 12,
highway whose final destination he 490 3. c.( and from that day down to
anxiously seeks.. ;the present era the graves at Mara-
This will be made manifest by read- hon have warmed the hearts of men
iug the provisions of the second sec- through every succeeding generation,
tion of the resolution now pending, Some of these days have become fa
one of which reserves to the United mous as the birthdays of men renown
States and its nationals all reparation ed in war and peace. To this class
or damages, which under the terms of belongs the 22nd of February, the
the Versailles Treaty have been stipu- birthday of Washington, which is hon
lated for its or their benefit a treaty red throughout the world and which
which the Senate of the United States jB observed with each recurring year
refused to ratify. by the reading of his Farewell Ad
This section reminds one of a bur- dress within this chamber.
lesque opera and at tne same umej tomb of Washington has be-
partakes of the character of a moral come the ghrine which all travelers
tragedy. turn The principles for which he
. v.rurpo! 0 K? - 1 fought have year by year become
All bills and resolutions introduced more fixed in the hearts of mankllKi.
either m the senate or uie Mouse are The wor)d ig moving on to a higher
gLpposeu to ik 11 tcnucu , ...p.ioi. and CTajujgj destiny.
some purpose anu to Dnngaoout some, A&Q the mh of Februaryt the
beneficial result. birthday of Abraham Lincoln, whose
It is very rarely that any resolution ove for humanity encirced the globe
is discussed which has no merit what- and embraced the world. Also the 19th
ever. With respect for the opinions fl of January the birthday of Gen
and judgment of my colleagues who rj Robert Lee
differ from me all the so-called peace, Thjg js a da wh'ich ,g to the
reso utions including the one now heartg of a moral an(J
pending before the House, are withcut heroism as inugtmted by its
m . 1 , f greatest exemplar.
Each and every one of tnem is a 0therg are preaemd afl memorial
ciear violation 01 tne constitution oi;d of the death of Buch men
tne ynited atates witn wnicii our non- memorative of thejr erat deet3,
It and welfare is inseparably ccm- which have brought giory and renown
necteo. -. , 1 .to their country.
Not one lino can be found In that
great instrument which gives to Con- Memorial Day
1 . 1 rt Aa) fi va
In the southern portion of our ra-
1 ..ki;. tk inVi nt Msv has been ren-
The Constitution vests in congress K "T w-'Z-jTi n.
Mr. E. M. Ellington, of High Point.
was a visitor here a few days ago.
jar. ana Mrs. u. 1 xork ana son
Body of Hobo Found b Box Car
The body of an unidentified white
man was found in a box car at Rocky
Mount last Friday. The man had ap
parentl been crushed to death with
heevy pipes with which the car was
loaded down on him. It was decided
upon investigation that the man had
crawled down in a corner and the sud
den application of the brakes had sent
the heavy iron pipes crashing down
with Miss Ella Brown visited Mr .GJ-Ut 5ieTBR
M. Brown in Mulhns, S. C, a few An w . . Jt,
dayH8,ag0 KaJSrf J ! A though
moDiie aim spending one day at Myrtle search of hiB Bocketa failed t
iieach, b. C biv idptltifirjltinn wVintvpr nn, wo.
there any money in his pockets. The
only thing found was a fine tooth
There was a label of a clothing
Mrs. a. r rank Mebane. wife of a
wealthy cotton mill owner, of Spray. I comb.
who has been spoken of as a possible firm in South Carolina, but the coat
opponent of Major Charles M. Stead-(was so worn that it was thought that
man as a candidate for Congress in it had been given -him on the "trip."
the fifth district, says that she Will After the police investigation, the
not enter the race. She also declares ( body was turned over to a local nnder
that she is a Democrat. 1 taker for preparation for burial.
likes eftMimpf tato
a ii 1 . a. J lf.MJ.I rkMf fin.
the power to declare war. eray aP1 "lc" "htv .oirit Gt
There is no power given to Congrc " that day the mighty spirit vt
to declare peace an!F that powe ?Van 'Stonewall J"&
not arise by implication. tT2 LS. l tJ who fol-
It is not a legislaUve power. Thi5 "'" fc, kVwith I
clearly appears from theninutes of lowed the f cmrfedjby J
the convention which framed our Con- th less f SJSjL t
stitution. I commend the reading of, miration of Uiose who ' him as
the proceeding, of JSu&
ail wno nave any aouot u m u, 7. . . L- 1 ,M
nu,tin. Pms the Wantry to th front Let u
" The Supreme Court of the United 'cross over tha wnrno
BUUi his sustained the position tjhA th j,.-M't
which I have lust sUted-that the words, uttered I In tha oelirium of ap
termlnation of a foreign war and proachinf death.
making peace does not belong to the I .tudant of Wtory w Anm
UgislabodyU. 8. va. Anaem, Jjt 'theaeday. egUl.tm
v waiiace 00, v nigo vs. u. o. irt f. r, . 1 ,L.
tt a ik aw i collection of men to the great events
The 'resolution now being discussed, l,re7,l. m, v.
-1.1. u 1. 1. 1 Tha 4th of July will ever be record
..J -innnn-i,nB .. thm Knot ed on the brightest page of American
resolution, which is a direct insult to Watery, bauMon that day tha Con
the American people, U inconsistent nenui Cons declared "
with their honor and manhood and world U independence of tha united
the dignity of our government. J"
Tk wami mumI tm th Th 6th of April, 2817, will be re-
kt.t.mMt th.t . ! Glared at memberad through all he ages to
coma aa tha day on which tha Con-
it u ti,. uM hu rrtH of thi United States enacted
willlnrneM to assume any wnge tha fcglatloii which called four mnrkw
mponsfbilitiea attached to tha reaeia- feoto arms, not alone to peep aUln
tiorf of April , 1917. 1U tenoet? " Jte prlstlna apleDdor Uaflag t.f
would bo to minimise on tho pages ot wpobllc, not aione to ' TtadMato
klstory'i groat nomortea. righto upon owy paU of Ua
- Contra Uiia ni.Ai.MM wttti rjii ocean, but to. protect . dvUixVTon
ii f t in t m yiiMiii l . ft, t,nMwt throughout the world,
; "Woodrow WUaon to ViemorUI Dayi tt us not seek to avoid any rtrp.v
4 letur written - oevtral day f an 'bility arising from tho proviatoiu of
- ten m which mhoad titmi mora tho molution adopted on that oar. '
trona-ly to a doodIo otott readv to aa' M bistory bo falao in Ito record, of
1,1 that resolution tradition will preserve
i:
-THE
U. 8. USCO TREAD
Hr is the U. 8. Uico
Trtad, with along-itb-liabad
standard of Mrvice
among motorists who have
an eye to value, as wall' n
to price. White sailing for
less than the other tiraa In tta
U. S. Fabric Una, tha UaCo
has Mrned a reputation for
quality and dapaodabte econ
omy which is not exceeded
by any, tiro In ha class. ,
t
PEOPLE used io be se
cretly envious of the
young fellow who came
tearing up the street and
stopped his car with a jerk.
Now they are inclined to
criticise such abuse of tires.
A mark of the growing con
sciousness about tires
their service, their work,
thc-ir value.
This same respect for a good
tire is the reason why the four
square tire dealer has passed up
odds and ends, "job lots", "sec
onds", "cut prices and come
out squarely with the standard
quality service of U. S. TiresC
United StatesUres
' ero Gfifid Tires
He is getting a
bigger, and also bet
ter, tire business than
he ever had before.
U.S. USCO TREAD
U.S. CHAIN TREAD
U. S. NOBBY TREAD
U.S. ROYAL CORD
U. S. RED & GREY TUBES
He is dealing now
with his own kind
JMefcwoft wMeae
of people. The substantial cit
izen. The man who knows
that you can't get something
for nothing. The steady cus
tomer not the bargain hunter.
e e e
To the man who has not yet
learned the standard tire serv
ice he is entitled to we say1
Go to the dealer in U. S. Tires
and make him show you.
Here is a man in close touch
with one of the 92 U.S. Factory
Branchesa constant supply of
fresh, live U. & Tires.
The U. S. Tire you buy is a tire
built for currenfefemanofs. No
overproduction. No piling up of
stock. No loss of mileage by
hanging around on
the dealer's racks.
Every way you
look at it, a par qual
ity tire at a net
price.
United Staics ()
'HMMai
eflae MUt yeTi a hi"
Rubbor
UUFGS
any
Gamp
ASHEBORO MOTOR CAR CO, Aihcboro, N. C.
E. a LEACH & BON, ScaWe,N.C.
KANDLESIAN MOTOR CO., Rundlcsian, N. C.
. R. L ALBRIGHT, BcagTOTe, N. C. ;
, t inn i(r fjji u " 1 1 in ri iuiiu
'7 f ' r I CVCr ll:C Utm the rlMnr to the sHnnr aon.
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