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NUHBES 1
Wiilffi''
' raizs PROPOSAL
It HWE'HARD SLED-
::.:G,ffB REPORTED
(Bjf ta,vid F. St.SCIair.)
lanrtoik, jJuu' t.-The Borah
meet kiu aervd-1 imoke out
HanbM, . administration ' and
J&re h fact that IV has n6 de
respsible foreign policy is the
4 i4epident' observers at the
,!.- . Secretary Hnghes' plan pro-
a neetinli pf international busi
Kn ineependeRtly f politics
thi respective governments to
the economic situation of the
plenee neither the isolationists
eonntTy nor those who openly
,t lead a helping hand to Eu-
1 tsolationistB see in the proposal
volveirtent of the United- States
i international bankers conclave,
f olvement more dangerous than
gUnited States were to enter the
I of nations or .engage in a con-
Vof eabineta. It is the reat
If ?frhat the faternational busi
l'en or hankers will do in mak
a people-of the United States a
ito any adjustment that may be
id that caused the isolationists to
f -eternally that this country
keep out Of Europe. When Sen-
liram Johnson, the chief of the
ionists. was asked to rive his
r of Mr Hughes' plan, he diook i
hd Dhaticallv and said: "If
o be an international bankers i
the people of the United States
as wel prepare to sheil out. It
Worst form of internatten:il
f tlte world haa ever knovrn.
hgnas ei these jfentlftmen and
V mistake the 'wealth of this
will be at their iiuposa: m
iostment that is made- -we need
I no mercy,"
)tk' that larm and increasing
jtf the American people who
uiif w fVWv. .
the service of neining &urope
et and thus helninE our own
Mr, Horhes' wan in its aloof-
mim mlitiea and from chancel-
aokfl ntterlv lmDractlcaoie. ne
ie kef tOi this whole problem is
Qement of German reparations,
ked, does anyone suppose a
, . ' a ,1Ji 1 1 ...
. vm iiae- fTanee, womw
of international business men
yle- this question contrary to the
i t Wnch people must be fully con-
' nintJ in nnv nettle-1
JbAt'to rTeached on repaations
Varl!tifdMkfsmon, it is
, H will attemnt to make the
' fan neoDle believe that neither
1 W their government will be .
rmorally1 or materially responsi
tithe presence of an American
htative ftt this international
of business men urn mi..
I proposes. ' This aaminisirauu..
i enorts to promote uui a
th Furtvean governments at
,ment as "feelers." It tells the
hat Mr. Child Is present at u.r
onferepce now at Lausanne and 1
yden is attending tne council
laratiens merely as
i ill s Y mrnvm' fliis jumh.VAjvv fui in
ill t:. 41 y a si r r r ir rr ew ,rcf f rr "iv rr-r-i
ill' , r .yv m i' i i i I ) I ' 'I m i
i i .. . if. i'"v-kv j lit MiAsfjrr in i i
III VVVVVI lA VViWjrjLT:. rfA,iinx& lit
III 51 i' .XJML-':v20r- - I I I I I
i ill Rfiiiwiii -X Arr i 11
' , - III
Ad IFAPMFRQ HAIRY -
j p it miuuiiw vnui a .
nmiAfti tit mm iim
MnuUL in iHtuwa
H THIS MONTH
v jtv rrmmi ni
c viAii-otitaun BI
ENNIAL SESSION
GENERAL 'ASSEMBLY
Mr. J. A. Arey will be in Randolph! The sixtv-dav session of the sixtv- -
county the week of January 15 to 20. i seventh session of the general assem-
' a i . i i i - r i. ti .. : . . , . ....
wr. .nrey is ai me neau ta me uiuij ,Dy convened Wednesday or tnis weeK,
Division of the Extension Department m the state eapitol at Raleigh,
of the N C. State College, and wjth xhe Democratic caucuses held by tJie
the help of his co-workers expects to , members of the house and senate narh
hold several short dairy schools overjed the candidates for speaker and
the county. This work haa been go-1 other positions.
ing on for some time in other counties . The senate named W. L. Long, of
of the state and has proven a great ; Halifax, for president pro tempore of
the senate-
success. Mr. Arey is an ame man
and knows the practical side of the
dairy business as well as the scienti
fic, having successfully operated a
dairy of his own for a number of
years
Every farmer in reach of one of the
school houses where the meetings are
to be held should attend. Do not think
that because you do not run a dairy
that you will not be interested in these
meetings, beiause they are not for the
professional dairyman, but for the far
mer who keeps even one cow. Come
out and hear what they have to say
about feeding, pasturing, and handling
the milk. Would you like to have a
market for your surplus milk andbut-
ter? Would you like to know how to
get a better price for your cows that
you have for sale, or the calves that
you raise? Would you like to know
U.AI .
wneiner your cow is a paving invest- f
Frank D. Hackett. of North Wilkea-
boro, was nominated as principal, and
J. J. Mackay, Jr., of Asheville, as en
grossing clerk. Former city judge'
Phillip C Cocke, of Asheville, was
elected reading clerk, C. C B rough
ton, of Troy, who held the job fot four
terms having withdrawn.
W. David Gaster, of, Cumberland
county, was elected sergeant-at-anu,
while J. A. Bryan, of Henderson coun
ty, D. H. Hilton, of High Point ana
Col. M. W. Hines, of Rockingham,
were nominated for the two positions,
but received five and seven votes re
spectively. Harry Stubbs, of Martin
county who is serving his fifteenth
term as a member of the general as
sembly was chairman of the senate
caucus.
House Caucus.
Ninety-three of the 120 members of
mpnr nr iuct mora w a rsa vi-tnv irnn ' n l . .
, .. .. . j,v ...v.w.j uv.o.uci uii .,,u , ne nouse met in caucus and nomi-
nanas : wme out to tnese meetings : ated John G. Dawson, of Kinston,
and hear the answers to these and!ws nmeH ww ,;ti,f
I - ' ..w..wv vjju
OOD-BYE, Old Yeart-Jthe fickle World The big round moon and .silver stars
Pursues another Hape That lighted up younikies
AndTimehemtnles5,rfianCTgTm TOI shine upon as manrlave
Will now erase your name
And yet your younger rival with
His aspect bright and ..new
Is but an unread version of
The hopes we had in you
In just as inanyj&
The.aDbE&hlssonis of his Sorintr.
i , tt. i ni
that lie
The little seeds
Deep boried m 'he Heart of Earth,
Will fiyip ajjajru and Se-y'i,
He, too, will give the warmth of Sun,
And days of slanting .rain,
As he deals out our yearly share
Of happiness and pain.
Ana -lie will bring the fisant June
when crimson. roses" nc c
Andiiurry through the Spttnmimr
To flaunt the goiienroci1 "
Tbt painted fjatrrway'cf h: Fai
vm rx wim clou4J O'erc
Became his WcSer -f J'' 4 4- f
Good-bye, Old Year' we loved you well;
We found your treasures dear,
But you have died as monarchs die-
And so Long live the Year I
lan Terrell etd, in N. Y. Ttma
many other vital questions about the
dairy or familv cow.
Slf.lon Mr Hauann ii'qo awav n
tount of illhess. Walter Murphy, of
You can well aiford to leave vour Pnuror. ,,f,r u: i
work long enough to go out to these caucus, and W. W. Neal, of McDow
meetings as they will only hold for ell county, was secretary,
nut two hours and then move on to Miss Rosa Numds, of Cabarrus
the next This is an opportunitthat county, defeated the veteran Otis P.
tSw i ca"no af ord Vi8S- Shell, of Harnett, for engrossing clerk,
The following are the dates and places i the vote beinsr 65 to 29
01 meeting. Three candidate wr t fr.vH
Tuesdav. Januarv lfl. Farmer school , f?r sergeant-at-armsPeter McWil-
house, 10 o'clock a. m. l'iam!' ?f wkef Walter Green, of
uuuiord, and J. F. Burkhead, of the
Tuesday, January 16, Shepherds ! recently redeemed county of Randolph,
school house, 2 o'clock p. m. I George Ross probably turned the tide
Wednesday, January 17, Red cWSL"SK 'VSSS
ovuuui iiuusc, iv o ciucn a. m.
Wednesday, January 17, Walnut
Grove school house, 2 o'clock p. m.
ASHEBORO SCHOOLS OPENED
TUESDAY FOR SPRING TERM
FINCH AND LEONARD TO
BE NEW COMMISSIONERS
REPRESENTATIVE MOSER
GOES TO RALEIGH
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Randolph county consisting of
ReDresentative I. C. Moaer lofl last
Saturday with Mrj. Mnrer and tieir
two year old son Thud for irckhfjeld,
where Mrs. Moser anl sou will be mott
of tho time fo- the next sixty daj at
the home of Mrs. Moser's father, Rev.
Mr. Turtle, pastor of the
w i v il
m. a. cnurcn, sayuu (
Mr. Moser will come to Ashebero
every other week-end spending Satur-
Thn Asheboro schools opened Tues
nrai has shown in his dav. While there has been considera
bi tie senate that both these illness with colds and influenza in tf,e varjous precinct chairmen met in
leu are participating actively town it w not considered nefees- fc courthouse last Friday afternoon
Jrs acSb; 0PemnK f 8Ch0l- at 2:00 o'clock, Chairman C. C. Cran-
r i i ..rmineH The following teachers have return- for,i nresidinir. In accordance with the
-Senee exerted by these sojed to their work in the dty schools p,atfom of the x
, M.m.lM Anmrlcan retire-, alter hucuuiiik hc ihiiu.j . .. iah-i 11
!""". Vu nr,A la KnmAj ns fnllAWQ M M MarBHret mi'"""""
res. en.'" j.rmininI.si)arirer. Mt. Airy; Miss Jessie Rich- members were recommended for the day, Sunday and part of the day Mon-
4!rfWnt3 in Europe and yet;adson, Dover; Mrs. Lola Merritt. Flor- board of eounty commissioners, and for day in Asheboro, or at least that Is
w - , . , vn rrk k i : mirk Anna uunu, 4u. ii:u: f i : t ma vnwoiit inwtuun.
nmninxy w Guilford Colleare: Miss Dorothy Hiatt, , L V1
went Hi. Pnlnt nd Hi.. Marion M.nden- i" r'"cn K? wwnsnip, ana
Mhted out here the "arning --------- . t,. a. Lonara, oi uoiumma tovnsnip,
wHl seek to play this, hall. Greensboro. .were recommended for the two new
commissioners. This will make five
tommifsioners who will not only look
after the affairs of the county, but
constitute the road commission of the
oiinty. Representative I. C. Moser
niornns ago ior me nrst urne recently.
According to Mr. Ross Mr. Burk
head has nine children. Six have
. , ., o wivea, marang a total oi lo Democrat-
Thursday, January 18, Holly Sprigs ic votes, which, along with (hat o7
school ho,use, 10 o'clock a. m. himself and his $fe makes total of
Thursday, January 18, Bethel school , VI votes in jjatftefa
Triday, January i, Parka "Cross come 'orward and be examined by the
Roads, 10 o'clock a. m. caucus. They looked at him. The
hoY'ote 2- staley
house, 2 o clock p. m 'ond round eliminated General Green
Please keep the dates in mind and by a vote of 67 to 27.
resolve now to attend one of these, Maior WnnH)mi mL.i,i
meetings. No matter how well we re as the ..Hell j. from Currituck"
getting along with our farming op- bested Major W. D. Ingram of Rich
erations it will not hurt us to get .the mond, formed v of Randolph, having
view point of a man like Mr. Arey jjve(i untiI a ftw vears -n Con
(hat has given his life to the study ;cortj townshio. near" Hills Store in the
;of this one branch of the farming in- race for assistant sertreant-at-arms by
idustry. Remember the date and place a vote of 54 to 39 He too was trotte(1
land let's turn out and try to get out to inspecte1 an(, despite his 88
something really big started for old years he jumpe(j a) of four fect off
'Randolph the best county in the state., the floor right in front of the chair-
' man. inmnino with onn i m'lif w lUni
RAMSEUR NEWS his whiskers-brush flew out of his
pocket and landed half way across the
Principal R. D. Marsh and the other; room.
out-of-town teachers of our school i w. N. kverett delivered perhans his
most eloquent speech in presenting
Major Ingram. He had his candidate
xi 4. .nKilJuioa t iti A DDlTHI A VTi MR
ft wJTaey rnarket of the world. OSCAR AUSTIN, MT. GILfcAU
1 turope -
America as cieanv Frinrf i n receiDt oi tne an-
of Miss was requested to introduce a bill in the
his present intention.
Mr. Moser did not give out any
statement before leaving Asheboro as
to his position on matters to come
before the general assembly, but it is
understood that Mr.' Moser's first acts
will be to enact legislation, carrying
out the campaign pledges to the peo
ple, which no Republican member has
done at any time for the six years
they haw represented this county.
It is not believed that there, is any
necessity for any legislation relating to
spent the holidays at their home.
Mr. Richnrd Maner. who has been
ito Come forward alan. hut HfHnf nut
Smithfield Ung I him through any jumps. He is already
Mr. Joe Maner, of Sharon, Fa., spent i "( as even tne Hen Kaiser could
several days with his brother, Rich-1 Jump, even in his most acrobatic days,
ard Maner, recently. I That ended the contests and Alex Las-
Dr. and Mrs. LeRoy Thompson, of alter and D. P. Dellinger were norni-Winston-Salem,
spent Christmas with nated by acclamation.
i eve
-M Wwulrnw Wilson uu' .f So mnrnnire
md were repudiated by Lulg Prit:hard to Mr. Oscar Berry legislature transferring the duties of
iiinat. It is a remarkable , Augtin whch occurred in Salisbury, n commission to the board '
u" i t. vnHd his- r i oo m.. .ia i. ths Ammrh. countv commiHSioners and also .nereas-
Sre tteW P a ... , . t.: i t im, I V. nnmhor rf MmmlasUnarB t-rftm Salaries lt COnntv nffiriftld m tVl nAW
offWallv at wasnmKW" , " ter oi Mr. ana mrs. cu rriii, vi - .. , V T n Vr j
yniciajiy , l sow. three to five, and naminor Fineh and county officials have fullv comnlied
fkh. fowl nor bw ,norui Aniwro. oo , :;..,-. .r.il. itk .n j j
pll8hed and popular young woman, liconara in mo .u as me vwo new .. "T!um:rtur,,lunican bring to them,
... i ur.ah nffton mat ci.. n ka Sahshnm crrail- commiHBionerB. it la exuecvea imu "i ui m uratr iu uury vut w irora i r, iu t o-t uj i.r,.
rw."new plan ITLJl 1" m'A Vk: -.Ai to the the bill will be introduced In the next ises made lthe campaign it will be v, V?:.." Vt S,Z ' Hinahaw.
-het Has mr. "r;r" C.- f. nv. nH th. .w eommii.filftr.flr heceseannrovidaforhol.hlno.th:I7ew le"r" "1
i faolauoouita woman's ixmege in vjrecrwwiy. 1..,.: .i til bit ,ffi -.li- J. :.7 th text: .'and ne was airntd and went
. . A.X-M. ntVUiaRIHIP m. A La 1A m nhanAMI Will U KM HI II R LUBI UULIBB EL U1B OU- vailll Vt'lAIUI IrT Ir I CUD ti I CI BIIU SHLKU- ..., m
ua w ' . . w Invs4 r tMO 4
E. J. Steed and family.
Mr. R. H. Kirkman and family, who
have lived at Troy the oast two years,
have returned to their home just north
of Ramseur.
Mr. J. A. Marsh and familyof High
Point, spent the holidays here
relatives and friends.
Mr. Walter Hutson and Miss Hattie
York were married -December 23, at
Franklinvllle by Rev. J. E. Shaw.
Mr. Arnie Stout and Miss Flossie
Brady were married at Asheboro
Christmas eve and willmake their
home at Ramseur.
Methodist Matters in Aaheber.
Rev. W. B. Thompson, of Farmer,
orshipped with us Snnday morning.
Rev. A. W. Plyler was a Darsonaire
guest Sunday night,
i Our Advocate with 25,000 subscrib
ers is more largely circulated than
any other church paper in southern
Methodism.
Good matrimonial business last
week:
Tuesday, Dr. W. J. Phillips. Miss
Will -I1H1KO INCil . T . -
fnr wv, Jessie Groom.
these young couples the best that life ' M -on atamey,
Saturday, Dewey McLeoI
-.nd Tt. show the pro-lwehaJl Uught .uccewfully In Asheboro. will assume their duties at the Feb- onjee of-county treasure
that we are ann are i jj. jopiin and Mt IT;,ITU",? f """"" v ? Ji j,
. bank or
This, Mr.
and hid his Lord's money."
Rev. S. L. Morgan preached
Next!
The Sacrament of the
;thVr, JutPoM -or -iSchoo... , She is at present one of the . nor :7Th 5 WSIdfT W P ' e
.-Macntni in ui mi. uwu uiv.i. .. . ... ... , ,.r. r... . ... . . . -Kinn ntunv"
Prpo-ef .'I'- T'",: L"!l"J'" one consulted with them as to thei to imrnediael7 the Cm will be litro-
, Z&ZSSrS 'SU wUUngnes. to aectpt. the position but ced today, It wiUlalso be necessary
c.n wr wiH be administered Sifr
on
I Iay committees
re itfWW'r 1 5Da - rarmacv , tuv nnanlm,.- Hraftl for the to- have- chanr. of the law a. to
we are told, rnuH--l i ne wunerextena. cu,,,.vu,.,. ; j;-. . - ( . - busi- aboUshinr th. wad commission , and
ana gooa wtsnee. . MM mm. aiul It not believed bv those transferriaff th duiiea of lha ma
tvina 4. r Cum. , who were present that they will refuse hoard to the board of county commls-gte-
WM a tm uaate. xJ trut tepoaed in than by.sloners. ,r , , v.t ., . t
d taking
ristioti bins win Tw
r the mldns of Jr
nt haS told MS irnuu.
to. ftWl SUmniw
the
-y mav . "7.
tandldstes
,inlty Uhow lfr
' '-,' .JIT:
, fn OI S'lr" .
-t
.utyt?" '
Mi' '""
. r 1
as
Ynrk
tt 1 1 r jt
ner with W. E. Luck andvfamily tV' J" EJP,Ur'
Asheboro Christmas day
Rev. C Am Lodwlcx, 01 Know Hill
rtre :
"-The fle larger railroads' m North this unanimous endorseemnt.
Carolina hrouBhtsuit against thta 111
stat a year ago to restrain the state. MR. JOHN LOWR, PROMI-
from collecting nearly, half million
dollars of taxe under the 1021 state
of tl,s naw rr"" "Tt -,lV7EhL
- Ll.iaM. wlia are htM " '
sMr! 'iohii towe.' of Asheboro Tonte
2, died Tuesday followinf an Illness ef
tioa ef the eomrUtution of the state and only a few days from pneumonia, Be
the VaJted Stata.'vTh eupreroe court, was 78 year of age and had been a
of the United States haa bekl with the
atatev-v ' f i1.. .' v
L. H. lAMrrriT AND C L. RCOTT
, BUY .ASUUttUO rRINTINO CO.
, TI11 Ashj-boro - Trinting Comrany
uf.irH was' elAU!.;he1 by Mr.
rurl'rsi about two j'ri ago wss
remarkabtr strong man. He is surviv
ed by his widow and fle sons and
lUuifhters,-" vixf Mr.- Albion Lowe,
AsWbopoj ' Famuel Lowe, Aioboro
root 2; Mm. Blle Johnson, Dentin,
and Misses r.ede and Loa who resi i
t home.- D!-ned t also surviv
tV a brnthnr. Thomas IOW, of Ne
! r. u ;
l
n.
i: -
llarVf't towni,!
llcil;in'' f ""
lr nnd J. ! i
2.
1 ' - f
r
'xor, Julius llrr-
rf Afhfhoro rout1
t r
K. Ct SHAW ARRESTED
K. C Shaw, known as fed Shaw who
lived at Aahebore for several years n
ItrM U tna jewelry business aru aa
Wtafrk IMMlaaM 1 sk wkA . saaaOaavl aa m
vwawwaa t- - ilil fjavvwj aS4S
deputy sheriff in all raid en distiller
let, while Sheriff Hughes was ttr of
flee, la at last behind fhe bare la the
county jau. .lie waa picuu . up m
Grngboro ifondny of this week by
Guilford eounty otTicials in an autorno
bHe apcompani'l by Mr. and Mrs. R.
l.- tost, formerly of Ahhoro, but
now It is ciaimed Ijve in Lynchburg,
Va,
n
s and T-Tr.
ctmrnt in V " '
r fo-tilf.-.-'.-n i.
pnnt'sre uhdrr In-
';''i t"-vrr,r court
In' : I 1
i T It r !
r
r. 1
I,
StewardshU): J.
CranfordV J. WJ
drews.
Social Sert
a n tm anulnotlnir a maaUnv at tha'i? f V- r
U Ha. IhnlTl,T.M 1" .
V. C . Mariey, and family spent
Christmas day with W. A. Ward and
family at Bennett
Mr. Walter Turner, of Columbia, 8.
C, spent the holidart with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.Tomer. . , , i
Tht entertainment given by, rnenv
ben of tho M, Z. 8nnday aeheot last
Tuesday night was a laurhable one
and resulted In "cash la the hot." -
The third i'sue ef Tho Ramsonlan
eame to o last, week full of innocent
wit useful Information ' and helnful
school and eommunlty interest that
should promote K-hool work hero. '
The mln'r'l given by Filer. City
folka lt I rhlv rM,t ws,one rrv
m'irh eilnvl l.v iwn who attended
! ;" rrv, of fi"r Koa-
T h. r f ! ir! i"H r,ti.
uarmie
Pesll
'
Load's run- '
.i. 1 1 ...
..ra V.
ivDr. RoyiS
' '. Uadlet. E. H.
at, a E. Hughes.
Missionary! , . 1L Morri. 8am
Walker, F. E. Byrd, Bold Hannah.
Christian Endeavors . O. K. Blaloek,
B. F. BritUln Idol Ferree, A. R. Hlx.
. Lay 8pekers: ; D. W. Maddox, J.
A.'Bpenco, W. A. Underwood, i : a
, Subjoeta oxt Bundan .
. ;,T tv m. "Donl Worry.".
" 1 1 . r.v:
5 Boeu Betted Taloei at flLtot.
t Bootleg whiskey, having a value or -129,000,
was seized by Danville po
lice officers Just before Christmas.
The whiskey was billed to L. B. gmlth,
and shipped In a freight ear. marked J
"lumber. The fr was , sidetrsrVml
ttnnr en ohl ()( tillory close to the
i ,,,, j, r.f c, J'.. fmlth, for whim of fi-
, . n ,.n V .:k o:. 1 1 ' '