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HERE SHAU. THE PRESS, THE 'PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN, UNAWED BYINFLUENCE
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MOCKSVUXE. NORTH CAR0I4NA. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY 21, 1920.
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A g. re panot car of a Warning labor that all that it has
. . prTOy Sa,nedn the past is in danger owW
htde creature but so , shy iaS her to the actions of wJS
every manner that a man blushed Red-minded, Black-hearted Ye 1
at his own audacity , he found him- low-streaked aeitators therm
self gazing at her. She looked like Tm.rnf r j0"' the liim
. J frnm another .,,!. ! 0UfnaI.Of Labor deP' the fol-
f .. . . "6C "owing torceful language the sitn
aen your granamotner ; was a ation that confronts the wage earn-
j t, o--. :- -" wvcu ers or tne country:
to ce ierainmc. xxer ciothes were 'Industrv will i
t rtM.fal,?on w a A nduftry Wl11 no longer operate
"l rt uc" n tne tace of Red Radicalism
mreness that modern girlsdo not While it recognizes that fair wages
iicnaiiv rarrv with thpm CV.v , ...
T . Ti v -T, r muDepaid, it will no longer stand
a book most of the time . When for unreasonable demands It will
she worn t reading her qmet eyes no longer stand for violation of con-
were panning tne scenery. Al- tracts entered into in good faith be-
,UUUfiU "? ? Pgers tween employer and employee It
on the tram looked at the sweet- will not stand for unreasonable' agi
faced girl often, there was; not tation. All of these the radicals
man on the train so far as the girl have pressed too far. Industry
was concerned. She simplydid not knows a way out. It is determined
see them She did not foyer-look It is ready to shut down It is
them with a haughty, stare. , They through dealing with the radicals or
were just not there so fat as she any body which shows Red influence
conld see. Her artlessness was some- Industry is not only ready and
thing at which to marvel. - willing to shut down but is prepared
She sat quietly m her chair, her to remain shut dm W ti,
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skihs ncauy lucicea ; about her months, six months, or longer
ankles. And she read her book; or Many plants over the country have
u. - already shut down. The selfish
Paesengers wondered if this fra- radical, always a big talker but bad
gile bit of innocence was traveling manager, who cares not for you, or
far. The men passengers felt that your family is to blame. If you
she should have some-man to shield follow him further you w'll help to
her from the dangers off the world, bring on the hour when you will be
The women decided that she was a without work or money. When
novice on her way to some convent your savings are gone you can cret
with all worldliness gone from' her in the free soup line or starve, for
heart. There was none on that car, all the'radical cares. He can't feed
either man or woman, who dared and clothe you, and industry does
viuiaW luc Dcniy oi xne Darners not feel called upon to do so except
that the girls maidenly reserve had when it is 'going' and you can give
erected about he L it an an honest days rlciir return
The train stopped on. some out- for honest wages,
of-the-way sidetrack for a tiresome "This is a rule AN HONEST
wait. For nearly an hour the train DAYS WORK FOR HONEST
Mooatnere. 1 ne shy young trav- WAGES,
eler did not lnsp Vi
-"uu uone are ine aays ot iqi and
ulttJ U1 icbuessness. one all of 1919. Gone are the days
4.1 sat in ner chair and read when a man could waste his em
L ":: ' ployer's time agitating or listening
Then a porter passed through the to agitators. Those days the Red
uurne gin, languidly laying radical, by his insane demands, and
aside her book looked up at the man constant agitation, has killed. They
-uu apuKe, 1 nere was no anger, belong to the past now. Any one
-v, uence m ner . voice, only who tries to make vou believe dif
slight weariness. She said, ahd in ferently is as dishonest with you as
- 4uiness ner sweet , voice- was has been the radical. He is not your
pmiy auaible through: the! car, friend, nor is he the friend of labor.
u . m Cne nen are we standing "But AI.L is not lost. It is not
here for?' '
' " yet too late to save that which is
-yuung woman immediately JUST and FAIR. A full day's
jumea ner shy silence and : main- work, with close attention to busi
amed it to the end of the journey, ness, you must give in exchange
me women passengers went, for your wages. The good wage
home telling about the. "vampire" eood hours, and fair general con
they saw 011 the train. StatesvilleLlifJc nriitMi ,r Ao
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To th D T cmpiuyer is not going tu uc
c iyspepuC , I unreasonable. He is not jroinff to
NUMBER 28
Bryan Eliminates all Except Bryan.
; Even Josephus Daniels, his long
time inend and supporter, has been
blackballed by William Tennincs
ryan in gliding over the list of
ew Census is Expected to SKow
0?er 107,000,000.
Enumerators lo the number of
85,000 began Friday to take the
census of the United States. The
presidential nossihilinc 0vi; 01 ine
to a storv ouhli t,. xt.. takln& of this census, the fourteenth
York Tribune, Republican. The l" he histofy of the nation, is ex
Tribnnp rrrrfc f'K.- ht x, t.. tieF require only about two
culled the Democratic list until . ' .Ut figUreS showmS the total
there ?. -nmnfUit,, I population probably will not be
pyrt f,- -d.. 1..- ,r , VttAlttUlc uatli ie ena ot April.
jijraii miuseu ana ine 1 t1 . ,
New York newspaper regards Brv.n T uut " "Pea snow a
O J rtrvnil am a1 1
as souarelv in the on o.. Ftiuu ui irora 107,000,000 to
... aa.i 121 , .rt ...
that "panic has e,V .. as comparea with 93,
r ww vuii v ci 3 u. liu us nn 1 . 1
Mr. Brvan rerentl
fnnfc fi,Uii....... . Moo, 571. 294. cards will be col-
--..x, lut amtic says in Dnei mat tftAt , , . , ,
the "peerless leader" 1 - 'ected by 372 supervisors and for
I "THE STORES OF SATISFACTION." I
Do You Know That Clothes
Are Advancing?
The estimated
.on on -July i. iqio. was
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nearly all Democratic aspirants, one
by one. Reaching Mr. Daniels,
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wno incidentally, recently said he
was not a candidate, the Tribune
story observes:
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"iiucu tu ncauquarters, wnere 4,-
000 clerks will be engaged in the
tabulation work.
The fourteenth decennial census
is the first to be taken during the
winter months. While severe wea-
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gave was his opposition to the no- " ' 1 mmK .S0!e
-f T - . . octuuus, me cnauge was maue in
mination of Josephus Daniels, sec-1 j . . .
rptar,rf, ' tC order that the enumeration might
retary of the navy, and one of thek 1of .-
most consistent and enthusiastic nrimare n( ciCcnon
Rrv,mo a primaries of the summer season.
liryan men in the country since t? t, ,'
.o TOllatl- , , . For the first time, also, women have
1896, when Bryan made his first i a
. t T . , . Deeii employed as supervisors. The
presidential race. No issue being m-:'m ' u i
, . , & maximum pay allowed by law is 4.
apparent on which to veto Daniels. , . ,
. At . r cents a person, with a higher rate
since the secretary follows Bryan cnr. e , A
u. 1f : . y or farm land. Congress appropri-
himself on all issues, including j r K F
. . ' xutiuuiug ated 22.ooo.ooo for the work-.
grape juice, the Commoner barred : ' ,
jr -r- ...... I tv-uaua ia&cil ill J7UU
Mr. Daniels with the brief comment I i, j 4.
that there is no necessUy fornomi- Washington, showed population of
CLOTRtJ
Every garment in our
house at present prices repre
sents a real value. This is
not just alarming talk, but a
statement based on real facts.
Suits bought for Spring
are running above 25 per
cent in price over prices for
Fall.
You certainly make no
mistake when you buy clothes
at today's prices.
Would you not like to feel that take advantage of your iieed for
OUr Stomach trnnKW or- A.mr - . .
that von ra M ZtL; i VJTJ work and Wages, but. you, ana you
only, can save these for yourself. ' '
The Journal of labor then pro-
you Can eat anir V-inA fA
jnat you crave? Consider then the
act that Chamberlain's Tablets
we cured others why not .you.
iflere are manv who have heen re-
stored to health by taking these
tawets and can now eat) any Jdnd
Vl icod that they crave. H
Boy, Page Anacias!
aeven years ago a farmer Hying
Jvest of this city hung his vest on a
fence irf the barnyard. A calf
chewed up a pocket in the garment
111 whlch was a standardvgold watch,
ast week the animal,-a staid ;,old
JiiUCtl cov, was butchered forbeef .
and thf timepiece waslpiind insuch
a position between the'lunes. of the
cow that the respirationf-the clos-
J"g m and the filling of .the lungs
ept the stem-winder ound . up,
and the watch had lost but - four,
Minutes' in the seven years.- -Mason
Clf. Igya, Globe. -
Don't You ForseV It 4-: i
Bear in mind that Chamberlain's)
""wis not only: move, jthe ltjowels
Ico?611 the digestioi; ey
ferment but strengthen ;;thd
it e and enable it to perform
inunctions naturally. : -
ceeds to emphasize once more the
absolute necessity for the eradication
of the Reds from labor unions, ur
ging every member of a union . to
throw out the radicals and save
themselves.
Ho Great Act of Heroism Required
If some great act of heroism was
necessary to protect a child irom
croup, no mother would hesitate to
nrntert hef offstrmer. " but when it
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is only necessary to keep at hand a
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UUU1C Ui VllcllIlUCIlttlH O vuugu
Remedy and give it as soon as the
first indication of croup appears;
there manv who neclect it. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is within
the reach of all and is prompt ana
effectual. .
We doubt very much whether
even Santa Claus could win on the
Democratic ticket next year.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza .
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove the
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cause. There IS only one raomo wuuubc
E. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
ItS about time now for the wrap-
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pers on tne ennstmas cigars 10 uc
gin crumbling. ''.",-V.
natiug a man from the south
TT t . -ri-
xaeroert noover was not men
tioned at these conferences, and ap
parently the colonel did not take
the boom for Vice President Mar
snail seriously, since he was' no
mentioned , either.
The story says that Brvan elimi
nated McAdoo because the latter is
the President's son-in-law and is
former cabinet member who would
be vulnerable to most of the attacks
which could be made on the ad
ministration. Attorney - Genera
Palmer is said to have been mildly
objectea to "because he has not
been working very hard" at bring
ing down the cost of livincr and was
out-generaled in the "big five"
packers case.
Bryan is said to have disaualified
Senator Underwood because he was
allied with the,' 'interests, ' ' partic
ularly the liquor interests, and Sen
ator Pomerene was blocklisted be
cause he had been "wet." Greens
boro News.
P e pto - IVla n ga n
Brings Bloom
of Health
Helps Restore Worn-Out, Thin-
Blooded Men and Women to
' Health and Happiness.
Physicians Recommend It
Sold in Liquid and Tablet Form
Both Possess Same Medicinal
Value Insist on "Gude's"
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
Restores vitality and energy by purifying and en
riching the blood. You can soon feel its Strength
lavtorating Effect." Prt-
Most every case of a sallow com
plexion and a languid feeling: is
raceable to watery, impoverished
blood deficient in oxygen-carrying
red blood cells.
depends on the blood for its nourish-
ment ana strengtn it is reaaily un
derstood why thin-blooded people
always feelworn-oUt and run-down.
And iris equally plain that to
restore the vigor of rugged health,
the blood should be supplied with
the needed qualities to enable it to
build up the system.
Gude's Pepto-Mangan accomp
lishes this very result. In a short
time the beneficial results are clear
ly manifesti The cheeks fill out
and regain the bloom of health, the
eyes sparKie, ine step regains its
elasticity, the whole system is filled
.with greater vitality.
Gude's Pepto-Mangan is a safe,
beneficial and oleasant tonic. Aerees
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with the most delicate stomach, and
is obtainable in either liquid or
tablet forma t V '
Be sure the. name "Gude's" is on
the package w-hen you buy Ppto
Mangan. - Ask the druggist: for
'Gude's." If "Gude's" is not on
the package it. is not Pepto-Mangan.
the new republic to be 3,000,000.
Our Declaration of Independence
Was declared because of the tyr
anny of the King of Great Britain.
In it we find that . our fore-fatlier!
charged him with the following:
ne erectea a multitude ot new
offices, and sent swarms of officers
to harass our people and eat out
their substance.
"He kept among us, in time of
peace, standing armies without the
consent of our legislature.
He has combined ' with others
to subject us to a jurisdiction for
eign to our constitution."
it the above was wrong then, it
is now. Do we see anything like
this now, or tending in that way?
If so, who is responsible, the King
of Great Britain, or some .other
king? Times-Mercury.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT falls
tflniralfphlni) K nil KIm ntfnrPmtailtiiPl .a
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can get
nWn Ptt th first annllraitlrtn. lKtn n
Europe Willing.
According to Senator Brandegee
of Connecticut none need lose a
moment's sleep over the question of
the European nations not accepting
the League of Nations with the
reservations proposed by the Repu
blicans. Senator Brandetree be-
leves that Europe will accept the
Americanized pact if given the
chance. '
The Best Cough Medicine.
. When a drugoist finds that his cus
tomers all speak well of a certain
preparation, ne lonns a good opin
ion of it and when in need of such
a medicine is almost certain to use
it him elf and in his familyT This
is why so many druggists urge and
recommend Chamberlain's Cough
K,eniedy. J: B. Jones, a well known
druggist of Cubrun, Ky., sa3s, "I
have used. Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy in my family for the past
seven years, and I have fouud it to
be the best cough medicine I have
ever known."
TWO BIG STORES
: STATESV1LLE CLOTHING CO.,
AND
CROWELL CLOTHING CO.
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At The Side
Show,
A Common Conclusion.
The 9th.North Carolina Congres
sional District, where, on a full vote
the usual Democratic majorily of
4,000 or more is cut to 1,100, : fur
hishes further evidence of the just
ness of White Hchise appraisals of
public opinion. Kentucky, Okla
homa and now. North Carolina all
point to a common conclusion.
N. Y. Tribune.
You don't mind paying 25c. for a
photograph of the wild man of Bor
neo even though he was born and
raised in Boston.
It's all right to be '-taken in" when
you are expecting it but not pleasant
to be "taken over" by surprise.
The men and young men who be
lieve they can buy a $50 suit or o
vercoat for $32.50 in a January
Clothing Sale are going to experi
ence how it feels to be caught with
their guard ciown. They are, if they
buy, going to pay all the clothes are
worth and the sale is going to make
enough profit to pay for its sign and
its barker.
OUR NO SALE POLICY
protects you against disappointment
and dissatisfaction. Here you pay
one fair price no matter when you
buy and get the full worth of your
money no matter what you pay.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect the toad
Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
rinzingr in head. Remember the full name and
look lor the signature of &. W. G&OV& 30c
"IT PAYS TO PAY CASH."
Bo yles Brothers Comp' y
"SAVE THE DIFFERENCE."
Trade St, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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