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FOISTER'S
The question for debate in the
Di Society tonight is "eRsolved,
That labor disputes which have
important concern to the public
should be compulsorily settled in
legally established courts of arbi
tration." The affirmative team
consists of J. L. Penny, 0. S.
Ogburn, and E. H. Martin.
Messrs. W. II. Berryhill, II. J.
Ranson, and W. L. Bly the will
uphold the negative side of the
question. The orators for the
meeting are Q. A. Hoyle and T.
E. Rondthaler.
In the Phi Society the impor
tant question of depriving men
who refuse to vote of the right to
vote or to hold office will be dis
cussed. Those who will contend
that the negligent man should be
deprived of the right to vote will
be R. W. Boling, T. G. Gibson,
J. W. Gibson and N". G. Gooding.
Tha negative team will consist of
P. L. Hoffler, J. R. Jenkins, E.
S. Merritt, and F. I. Parker.
The recent mayoralty election in
New York City will be the subject
of the orations. The men who will
speak on this question are J.. W.
Sexton, H. G. Smith, E. G. Miles,
and W. H. Wanna maker.
Notice: A vaccine has recently
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Poag. All girls should be inocu
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to prevent the -much-feared epi
demic. See "Enterprises" for
same. .
INTERESTING STUDY AT N. C.
CLUB MEETING
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pensating courthouse officials. ' By
1915 the total of counties on the
salary basis was 50, while 50 re
mained on the fee basis. At pre
sent at least 38 ought to be on the
fee basis instead of the salary
basis, leaving 12 to be added to
those already on the salary basis.
The speaker said that the salary
plan was best in counties where
fees and commissions rise into
totals that make excessive compen
sation for services rendered, as in
New Hanover where five years ago
the treasurer was getting $5,000
a year. "So far in North Carolina
counties raising more than $75,
000 of taxes have gone on the
salary basis as a rule, and counties
raising less than that amount of
revenue have remained on a fee
basis, or have returned to a fee
basis, as Brunswick and Jones."
In the course of his remarks Dr.
Branson called attention' to the
startling fact, as he expressed it,
that the justices of peace in any
county have the power to abolish
or restore the office of county treas
urer. "The prevailing idea has
been," Dr. Branson declared,
"that the counties had to get the
legislative ; right to abolish this
office. Up to 1915, 42 counties had
abolished the office of county treas
urer, while 12 more had secured
the legislative right to abolish, it.
"Good management," the speak
er said, "means good book-keeping
in every county office, and the com
petent courageous auditing of
county accounts." lie showed
how locally selecteoj or appointed
auditors are embarrassed by local
ties and attachments. County
officers are usually honest, but are
also usually untrained in business
affairs.
"What is needed," Dr. Bran
son concluded, "is a state-wide
pian oi uniiorm county auaiung,
and a state auditing officer, with
a staff of competent field agents,
being the year around advis
ing, counseling, and checking
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Branson, the Hawaiian players.
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The "feed" was served in two
courses, ..the first consisting of
fruit, pickles, sand a ham sand
wich, and the second of brick ice
cream. The battalion was hungry
fond did its duty well, leaving no
scraps. "''
After the feed, ballads of the
war were-" sung by the. McICie,
Spaugh, Martin, . Lindsey .Quar
tette.
In the competitive duets, Royall
and White won out with their
touching little melody, ''We're
Here Because Wfie Here.''
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one stood up whert it began TTJark
ne oouna,' ana cneered 'lustily
as it ended up with "I'm a Tar
Heel Born.'?' ' Grood ; wishes , 'for
Thanksgiving were the parting
words of Captain Allen. .Then the
happy, appreciative crowd filed
out of the doors. ' ' " '
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county accounts saves instead of
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