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A FEW DAYS RECREATION
The Editor of the Times will leave
this afternoon and spend the Christ
mas holidays out of the city. We
need a rest and have decided to take
it now. We will return tomorrow
week and take up the quill again.
In the meantime the paper will be in
charge of the office force assisted by
Miss Penick who will handle our tel-1
ephone and telegraph Associated'
Press matter over our leased wires.
Mr. C. T. Karris, formerly local edi-
tor of the Times and Mr. Fred Swin
dell will also assist in getting out
the paper. We bespeak for them the
cordial support and hearty co-opera-!
tion of all our friends and readers
and with this force and this talent
the paper will be decidedly better
with the editor away than at home.
We wish each and every one a happy
Christmas and every reader of the
Times that generous feeling that
should flow from soul to soul at the
anniversary of the birth of our Sa
viour who came to bring peace on
earth and good will to men.
We will not publish a paper
Christmas day and only one semi
weekly next week, that on Tuesday.
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Easy Chair
Writing Desk
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DANGEROUS DOCTRINE
In today's paper we are publishing
the appeal of Dr. Clarence Poe, edi- j
tor of the Progressive Farmer which j
has been the state organ of the
Farmers' Union ynd deserved to be
because Dr. Poe has not only given
his life's work to the cause of the
farmer, but his paper has done more
real constructive work which has
brought more of real value to the
South, which is distinctly agricul
tural than probably any other
agency.
Dr. Poe is not a politicin.
Every one who knows anything about
the public men of the state knows
that he is a man of character and in
tegrity.
Now because such men as he and
Mr. Green who have tried to make
the Farmer's Union what it should
be of real value to the farmer.
they are called by the Co-Operator
"Thieves and Plunderers." And
they are thieves and plunderers be
cause they have been trying to keep
the organization out of the mire of
polities and from the rocks that
wrecked the Farmer's Alliance in
the days that are gone
The Times has been watching for
a lone time the coarse of events in
Wilson county. We had hoped that
when Vr. Dixen who is an absolutely
unconvertible niossback Republican
of the most pronounced type had be
come identified with the business in
terests ef the eommunity that he
would suit nis tool ways tnat nave
lwavi hroneht him trouble and he
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same old thing in the same old
In nntior ia hnnpat onri pprv nth or
i u mt j nur man n u u nmn nnr t n o r u i i
ll llouKULl ui a im una nuivi uul,. luul Ull
ue Dusmees interests 01 me siaie ei
Ant thftaA mnnArtari with fho Parm
nir in ron ran isrnar ann mar nn in
nn ma wnn ih ciTfn niTinn airec-
uon 10 neep me mieves ana plun
derers off of them.
Now the Farmer's Union has a
large following la this county and
every meaner Is a friend of the
Tlmfis. We hate nothing against
the members ot the Farmer's Union
for we have always encouraged the
organization in every way possible,
but we are not going to allow the or
ganization to be delivered bag and
baggage to the Republican party
without a protest and we think It Is
about time to stop the preaching of
this dangerous and unwholesome
doctrine ,tbe same kind of propogan
da that has broight ruin and chaos
In Russia and will bring It here if it
Is persisted la. .
When a man believes that every
body else Is a orook and that he Is
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A BLEAT FROM McINTOSH
Wilson, N. C, .Dec. 21st, 1919.
Editor Wilson Times:
WIXGATE FARMERS
BUSINESS UNION
( Marsh ville Home)
The organized farmers of Win
gate community have followed the
Avamnla T.nnoa front an,1 Trlnltv' With yOUr permission, Which I
last spring and withdrawn from Al-'Presume w,n be panted since you J
exander's mlitlcal union. Wlneate ask for 1 desire to sav tnat here-
sent a delegate to Wilson. He lis- tofore 1 naTe had no Interest at all
tened, heard and saw enough at ,n securing a new daily paper for
Wilson to make him enthusiastical-j Wilson, have taken no stock in such
ly In favor of sending no more cam- movement, when from time to time
paign funds to promote the Alex-!tne matter has been agitated, for I
ander State political union. And , am not- nor do I desire to become
fQr i, mod 1,1. rnnri of o -a.- connected in any way with such a
lar meeting of Wingate Local Union ! Project, bnt in face of present condl
Saturday night, this organization, tlons would welcome a clean, decent
which consists of about fifty mem
bers, passed the following resolutions:
"Whereas, the State president,
and up-to-date dally jiaper, which
Wilson deserves but which they do
not at present enjoy. Permit me to
asy that I think your refference to
after bringing a cloud of shame in the Edit.' Co-operator in the last.
1917 over the Farmers Union, has,few ,S8ue9 of tne Times are unjust,
again secured his re-election thro'l uncalled forand without provocation
political manipulators, therefore be 01 m Part nd TOUr iuslnuatlois are,
it resolved by Wingate Local Union, tt0 BT tna "st, contemptible and
1. That we oreanlze ourselves In-. n01 wormy 01 a gentleman.
to Wingate Farmers Business Un
ion and retain for the present In our
local organization all moneys de
rived from the payment of dues
2. That we express our willing
ness to
Resesotfally submitted,
A. L. McINTOSH,
Editor Co-Operator.
Tou have wiled Dr. Poe and Mr.
federate with other lnde-.Green thieves and plunderers, and
pendent unions or clubs and to sup
port county or district unions If It
shall be deemed desirable to main
tain larger representative organlza
tlons.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of Dempsy R. Hayies, deceased, no
tice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against his estate to
present them to the vaderslgned for
payment on or before Deoember 12,
119, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar ot their recovery. All persona
indebted to said estate will make
payment to me.
This Dec. 12, 1918.
D. D. HATN1S, Admr.
D 14 onoe wk for 4 wks
lead the flock that he has taken un
der his wing through the land of
the Philistines to the Promised land
of his personal hopes and desires it
Is about time to tell his followers
about It that they may stand from
under. This is too fine a country
and too good a eommunity to be
poisoned with the seeds of discord
and we would! be derelict in oud
an angoj aa JJifi he is the Moses to jty as a newspaper if we kept silent
now you say the editor of the Times
Is no gentleman, and neither ot us
think you are fit to be the door mat
on our front porch.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having Qualified as administratrix
of the estate of Grover C. Boj-ette,
deceased, late ot Wilson County, I
hereby notify all persons having
elahns a gal nit said estate to present
them for payment oa or before the
27th day ot November, 1111, or this
notice will be pleaded la bar ef re
covery. All persons indebted to sMd estate
are requested to make immediate
layment
This the 27th day of Not. 1918.
WILL1H IfHITl BOTBTTH,
Administratrix.
1. J. Besnss, Attorney.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICJI
Havint qtaliied u administrator
of the estate of Wiley stove, late ot
Wllsoa county, all psasons kavlag
claims acainst said' estate are here
by requested to present them tor
payment aa ve beiece the 27t day at
November, 1119, er this notice wig
be pleaded ia bar of reeorory.
All persons indebted to snld estate
are requested to ake immediate
payment
Thle Ue 27th day ot November,
J.H.LOVH,
Administrator.
. . B. I. Barnes, Attorney ,
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