THE AbHEBOliO COUftlF.R. ASHEBORO. N. C
THURSDAY, FEBBUARY 2S, 1921
ffe Four
THE COURiER
ffVBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY
KM. C. HAMMER, EDITOR
as second daw small Matter
poeteffic at Aenebere, N. C.
JbiKbcro, N. C, February 23, 122
A measure was last week passed ra
Virginia house providing a tne
wet to exceed and a jail tens
at act nor than three years te be
be re!,ietel and properly built fiori
Troy to the county line this side of
Cagles Mills should wake up Ran
dolph's sleepv road officials wto
should relocate and relevel that part
of the road which was built in a hap
hazard careles way from the point
where the Democratic administration
left off building.
Substantial citizens and Christian
hearted people of Randolph county
have notad with interest the advance
announcements that the oampaign of
the Near East Relief this year for
5200,000 in North Carolina would We
sesjMed upon any publisher founJ ncld from February 12 to 28.
faulty f printing' the name or photo
Xrapa of any maid, woman, or femaic
nM upon whom any criminal attae
lad been made. The scandal lovers .
Viorima will have to seek otsoi
SMices. than their state papers for
anftetikf, it would seem. The object
We have been through a number of
drives in recent months but for those
who know the real situation in the
destitute lands across the water the
cause of the Near East Relief earner
an irristible appeal. No less a per
son than William .lnninirs Rrvnn has
rf a newspaper is to give the news, ... t. , t, P . p .. , .
and net to "spread news.'
differ widely in meaning.
The terms!
BUYING AT HOME
Back when times were flush and
everybody had money, there miglit
bare been, some excuse for going or
sewianr away from home now and
thnKt to. make purchases, but now
-sna imrey is hard to get, why
rfwdW our peopls burn gasoline and
out cars to go away from the,0wn loyalty to Christ and the
the most worthy of all Christian char
ities. .... ! .
There are 110,000 innocent little
children in the N. E. R. orphanages
in the lands where Christ lived, work
ed and died. There are nearly ar. many
more starring to death daily because
there is not enough rocm for them.
More than 550,009 refugees are being
fed daily.
These people are victims of 'their
allied
ALAMANCE
Gold 6 PerCt Bonds
6 PER CENT GUARANTEED
"B ON D S"
A FREE BOOKLET
Thk booklet contains
the basic reasons be
hind Alamance First
Mortgage 6 Per Cent
Gold Bonds.
It also shows repro
duced letters from sat
isfied purchasers, many
of whom you know per
sonally. Write to ' nearest office
for your copy.
ALAMANCE First Mortgage Gold Bonds mean 6 pr cent
per year on your invested capital not 6 per cent occa
sionally. ,. .
That it set all
Frery dollar is fully secured by a mortgage on actual
property. This means that every dollar you invest is abso-.
lutely safs.
Backed by the resources and the business integrity of the
Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Company these bonds
will meet the requirements of the investor who seeks safe
ty, and an attractive interest yield.
comity to get anything when it can j nations forgotten and deserted by
be bought at home for the same price ( the latter. Because they have for ceiv
ana often for less money. These tunes refused to renounce Christ and
"shopping trips" should be cut out and become Mohammedans the unspeaka
batcft merchants should be patronized, ble Turk has decimated male adult
The sroney wasted in hiring chauf-1 population until the women and chil
fears and in car fare to go away from ,iren are absolutely dependent on out
borne to purchase things which ought sj,ie ajj.
. . . t. i i.i u. 1
IO Be none wiliioul ami cuum uc a, ., i,... 1 n. Mjicaiuug,
home would heln alleviate1 A Sh' ! ened the .r by armaments, that the. man. on
maSmner greatly in our own and for
eign lands. . .,
.
"INVESTIGATE BEFORE INyESVING"
Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Company
W. E. SHARPE, Manager BURLINGTON, N. C.
Brances : Raleigh, Durha.n, Reidsville, Fayetteville
EDGAR NEWS
WHAT THE PEACE CONFER
ENCE DID IN WASHINGTON
i
' So much has been written about ti e
peace conference, or more properlv
speaking, conference on limitation . m Monday informing her of the
Lilt , . i .. r i i u uwrtw i?nvin1lr
Death of Harper Farlow and Other In
teresting JNews.
Mrs. Duncan Newlin received a tel
ram Monday informing her of th
,. i: i n i , i i ueaui 01 ner uruuier naijjci ranu.
,.s tu all experts street nas Deen at a iubs iu . ... Mmulflv at his home in shir
through their heroic defense of the clearly just what was going on. Now , Indiana aed 72 years. He had
Baku oil fields. Three hundred thou- that. tne coherence nas aajourne-v been in-decliniflK health for about
;ainl
brave men laid down their lives 7e n"ve .ir T-T' two years and his death was not un-
n AW RavPn railroad wants tl-e . M-fi. n.,. u.. I0.r lne 0?YB,ue,,..fJ,"u" expected.
- wimi4 ot our readers, suomit uie iuuuwuik, r, f Tame an.i pa.
Caited Stater, government to lend it miKht return home, leaving their lit- which may be taken as an accurate ch 67ewart Farlow and was a na-thirty-one
million dollars, twenty-s.x te child-en without support. Europe an'l reliable statement of the various of Several years ajf0
mfllian dollars of which is needed to has forgotten this debt and only the agreements reached: . he moved to Indiana where he has
V? awuey borrowed in Europe. It American people remain between Completion ol a treaty by the Unit- made his home He i8 urvived by
-: rrn m ;aiNthr an" st Jation- Js -at and one
nd.Mld stock at tv.o hundred dollars, Mrs. Hal W. Walker, of Asheboro their navies. - . The garage of Frank M. Davis was
e sfcrttt for a share of one hundred js chairman for Randolph county and Completion of a treaty forbidding broken into last Monday night aiin
dwiihra par value. Under its stool js endeavoring to raise this mints ,if the use of poison gas in warfare, and. his car stolen. The car was later
fjanSKii methods and bad manage.' $1,080 this year, which will save the makinK il a viloation of international found in some woods near Springfield
widows and ornhans now own- IK-as nf as f ,v,;i.i 'w l a suoumr ue lV inuriay
1 . . . w. 1 viiViH, VIMItllCU IUI
iE stack have a "gold brick." Rail- year, so efficient is
mads. have, already had billions
law for a submarine to
a ,-; n 1. .1 MArrhant aVlin
There is no clue as to the
identitv of the theif or thieves. '
year, so efficient is the work of the a i. ,mof K tho TTt.lt-' Several vountr neoule met at N. E.
ofN. E. R. However manv other an-'.i statc rreat Rritain and Janan to Davis Saturday night and had music
BabGcr muney, but when the soldiers neals vou m.iv havp rpnnn,lo,l tv,0 maintnin thp st.tus-nuo foeace) in the and singing;
vlkn nntf tpil in thp trpnrhps ask fnr ic rvt.w i i Pnpifi, Born to Mr,
- ,-' "kilmj man uil.s, anil , , , , .. i,,, ,
l.i :. .. kit t .u: ti,,. L. : i nr- . . . .. . atian is ro witndraw irom Bran- cui ui ii
mat. i.-, a .iu.en.-iiL i ncv oesKies yo cents out ot everv do ar . XT. , . : , Wod l.Qmar 1,0a ,...00 -
. rr,, t .r . . tune, unina, onu is to surrender u.r ..o.v.j.
uuti il is not iiainotic. 1 ney in you Pive reaches Armenia n roz-.n-,! 1 .i rl,,o hnrd
and Mrs. Gene Davis,
a son.
CAN YOU SELL?
Big money made in selling a necessity. Mil
lions now in use in every home in the country.
Best known and highest advertised article in
America. KnoVvn and used by'every man, wo
man and child) Tremendous demand. , Big in
come. Don't1 stay in a rut. Write for particu
lars today. Act quick as only two representa
tivesiwill be put in your community. Address:
P. O. Box 1863, Richmond, Va.
l
do!
I
-the soldiers thai it would put the
to mark on their patriotism and go work
wtirur millions to the shiDoiritr and to
pr war contractors and to increase FARMERS SHOULD J'LANT SOME We.' Hai Wei to Ch,i,na-
charitable organization in
is challenged to equal.
the to regain complete control over the'
territory and the Shantung railroad.
Great Britain to return the. nor. of
USEFUL LITTLE BOOKLET
PUBLISHED BY COMMISSION
1
HAVE FIRST ATTENTION'
salaries but for new and u.-eless ofti
cei. The bij dollar is in evidence ev
tywhere while millions are without
work and a; fed at soup trousrhs.i
The President said in July last that The one imP"rtant thing for farn)
xm? Sum af bonus legislation would !rs to io f,rst is to frow sufficient food
-rrralfv imDeril the financial stabilitv ! Prolucts ln a county like
TOBACCO-feUT ,TZ?VnZ7 6 1
COTTON AND
fnc ttio ruitniad.4 to pay a much
Hr amooot. Itiuneri than during
. and Western Senators.
f. SOME NEEDED ROADS
The adoption of a four-power cim-
ipact in terms pledging the powers to
respect each other's territory in the
i Pacific and calling a conference of na
tions when the peace of Pacifi'- re
irions is threatened. This compact
Randolph wj abrogate the Anglo-Japanese al
liance, when ratified.
A settlement made outside of 'but
in view of the conference, of the ('
pute between the United State"! and
Japan over the Island of Yap.
A formal pledge from Japan to
withdraw from Siberia and from the
nnrthprn TWirtionR nf the iHlftnd .1
rfourcounUly." Almost the same day wnere a".st every kind of food prod-he-nrjii
Congress to loan five hun-ucts can be successfully grown when
4rad' million dollars to the railroads Properly cultivated.
. to, extend the time for ten years! Th. .ar(pn rnm1K fi . hail
'ar",that is the best investment anv house-
Ln'? hold can have in town or eountrv.
me mu passed tne nou.se out, vt in irnnnrtln.. th o.i,.,:,.
H.1 j t.. . u .L r "-' "t ""n
-chi up ,n me onuue oy tne oown- n0tatoes an) Borlrhum. The one croo
of which our farmers are most in need though the adoption of the open-door
, , . . , . . . , , pledge relative to China and the pct-
of and is most neglected s hay and 'emnt of Sh,ntunK queRtiOn.
grasses. Our readers might do well to c;D
1 r tn above and paste it In their scrap-Dad-
Democratic administrations' Y'n the farmers neglect and re- books' for future reference.
IMatyfa county had almost economi- fu to harvest crab grasses and the :
ad adiranistration of affairs. Then it we1' abundant throusrhout thk CONGRESSMAN HAMMER WILl
Abrogation of the "21 deman '
SEND SEED FOR GARDENS
i . . . . . ... ...
that a. splendid system of roads m tne tan 01 me year on
built upen lines and plans laid """"i" ianas not "iurnei under' in
by competent enginees and at the late summer. Thousands of ton Congressman William C. Hammer
Si tax less than the Republicans 01 ny ud d by our farmer ?m "nice euiuunf .
Jifcr Wf way keeping up the wou.d only to the trouble Z OT
A complete trunk Una of roads 01 nmrvemng. in wasted valuable quegu made during- the month of
built according to the plans ex- crop 011 om '" this crop f February, but cannot guarantee any
two roads. Only a ftw i"" w -supply n later uaw. .
tmbstUt oq the road through! M, ,. . . , , Th rrowina- of . wretablea is f
Oat Flower- IHlt section from Ashe- t .yA. so much. Importance that every lamJ
The Legislative Reference Library
of the North Carolina Historical Com
mission has recently issued a very
useful booklet of 68 pages entitlea
"Directory of State and County Offi
cials of North Carolina," which con
tains a complete list of North Caro
lina Congressmen, state officers, heads
of the various state departments,
boards and commissions, state institu
tions and presidents, judicial officers,
members of the legislature and of
county officials with their postofflce
addresses. It gives for each county
the name and address of the cleri or
the court, register of deeds, sherlir,
treasurer, coroner, surveyor, auditor,
superintendent of health, superintend
ent of schools, superintendent o" pub
lic welfare, chairman of the board of
elections, county -and highway com
missioners. Copies of the booklet mav
be obtained uponopplication to H. M.
London, Legislative Reference Libra
rian, Raleigh, N. C.
Resolution of Respect
Whereas, It has pleased God in his
Infinite .wisdom and providence to re.
more from earth to a better clime one
of the charter members, also vice
president of the Mutual FJ re Insurance
NOTICE!
I Have Purchased From JVright Brothers on
Trade Street, Their - ' -
MEAT MARKET
AND GROCERY STORE
And will continue to carry a nice line of fresh
meats and groceries, and will at all tirnes be glad
to serve you.
PHONE ME YOUR ORDERS
W 17 DUTTC
T T A". LIL X L iJ
Phone No. 105 X
iisca ta the Moers county line below
streroV . Mills. Sioee then a few
Sea sere have been, built but
ttTart fa made U complete this moat
A MOCK WEDDING
TO BE GIVEN AT
SEA GROVE
AT 7:J0 O'CLOCK
N Saturday Evening, Mirch 4
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The Philathea and Baraca Oaases of Why Not M. P. Qmrch will present
"A Mock Wedding." To be given at the Auditorium of Sean-ova Hih SchooL
bara.Btht Px whkh wlU r. for the benefli of tha Philathea and
He was a -man ootspoken" upon all
Question pertaining to the best . in
teresta of humanity, leaving nothing 4
in uvuu -r w wis hui wnwh . tn
life. ' He leaves behind him a record
1 DO OM OX l wui.IKIa .hmiM nUnt and rulti-
itbe barrow win only help the wheat vate a sufficiency to provide for home
lor oat Instead of Injuring them. consumption.- In 'this way ; fresh
.wholesome veretaoies can oe ooiaio-
CoUoa tan be rrowa Drofitabty lo ad without the expense of buying.
Sarpertant road. It wouid brine more every part of thU .' aectloa 'of vtht thereby lesaenlng the grocery bUU. t
tMosssj. aad trade to thai eounty aeatatato, and atnea boll wesrrfl conditions t r ,.. vrwft -J
earroW on.'r(d. ; will graaUy Ittam ito fcropa tbt " ii-PhSl!
V-ia auier ivua w uiia trvna u www gww'"S munv m ii bvuw, airs tw o, nuicnarsoD, i ouimui
K-TTiaArr faiaomoleU with onrr few farmers would do well in this section ia the fut ot hr PrenU, Mr. and, MB when a masked bandit entered the
r - Emi-Tt bW or . the DemotraUe'to grow mora cotton her as J the '. J,,'. home- " ,BT i " V' ih "f
- . . j.'-Hn LutiMMi' .' - --- . ? Mr, Wiley. Taney was a visitor Mi ,nd compelled er to giva hrrn
t ..ustrfctlm turned ever the? ytwevn la not bera yet. -,. r. .w K ir.t of tha wh. v.. w.,h . .....ti-
r vaiioar ex anaui wr u.. na rflW . Mise tUry Alien Bu ia wno nw ued at 50,000. A diamond fnr
l-Tiifi- JTor.tt'i Totter Shop, to , . . . . . . I wmi caching acnoo at inomasnue WiJ torn from her throat and she
"Turnery ounty line bf 11-, .uT' V , xZ il-M hW2 '7???. i , ,JWM 0rtleM'1 ,t0 ,h'4 htt 9
, k..r We work done on H f" V.b PP 'Zhih,? n.U.e.1 the other guea.
now vr cuuiTBie ana cure iu nriuirr iwhuihik -s. -- me ponce icamm mu m man ana
Baraca Classes of Why tyot.
CAST OF..CHARACTERS
nVmeof
S'rlRriNSt
80OAT10N OF RANDOLPH CO. GroomJack Graiulon ,);;.. i.;tU..;u;; ;Vi...;......' Paul Bulla
.... . & . . ii v 1 . . j . , . ,- ...... .. ... 1 . . .
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'". f . " , ! ; m.r tobacco roqufo the bosf Company . - woman were n ar.ml tna Uhn- ,
;t orfourth the 'O.Vk ' , Mf. l;;-u hm .and )th.t the wamaa waitm R,g
I put on the rosrf fcy the ... , , ... 1 . ?- 1 lc,!,, "ml ""'' r-iirr- in wr for Ue man It Is uri''Ce0
, : tr.'n t' t h-.-V.t siKh rirh n'1 rrf!uf Wtton, but Urn were b'lne. visitor In , Ashe- ,h tlt banUt to :ap Flow
... not so tf IoUto. J'.oth should le bora Fwtnr'lay. ' ' I - I
Bobbed at Dinner Party;.' '1 ox, "Mw'Tannn BUwter .,........ Ada Monroe .Bqrgaea
ia sinner pany a veai, n. waa can Man-itooert McvonnicK
suddenly Interrupted Saturday tg?t ' '.. 1 '.. ' i , , ' '
. v v-- u c.v a o Bridesmaids: ; -' . -V -: '
ajsw 4W aaviitw v aa a vm ame ew 1 w .
riorenco Alctrsy ,
v. .1 . .
turn renuns ......... r..
Msode Sponsler i, ".'...' Eva Smith
Flossie Zimmerman ... ....'......',.'.,. LucVBrown
Oar Jon Robertson .....S ................... ;"; Dwhjht SmJth
Joe McDanlel ...... '...t.."..M.t.(,.,.t Oayton Honro
Erra Watson ......... ...... Vern Stusrt
Albert Andrewa John Lawrence
Bearer
nri r'l 4ra'i!iOl land Snil f.ye sere to
V
R.T r. and Mr. J. 71 Cofart, nf Ta-l
I , arrf,ii-.; -it .1 hy Tr. and Mr. F.
J. I.'ftTtinn, f f KrniT.no, 7nn., srrnt
........ ...... ....... ......,!,,...-,
owit Clrts .......................
Etta 1111
Delia May Graves, Lou Ds!!a Hulin
We still have Some wondorful )r..ii"'x"i,Wrr.....Jaa. King Uy.ie OrsTea, jas, Jlonrow, Ilaywoo. Grsvea
rum .!.!rd to our reduction sli W.'rj,.,, om, r.faws. rmm t.arn-a rt..k 1 tt,- if -
il.
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