THE ENTERPRISE I tbtMlwd every Twtwimy and Friday by the ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING a). WilliaMton. Nsrth Carolina W. C MANNING, Editor Subscription l'rice (Strictly Cash in Advance) I year —— $1.50 6 months -8® 3 months -45 Entered at the Post Office at VN il- Ua ins ton, North Carolina as second class matter, under the act of March 3. 1879. Address all communication- to The Enterprise, Williamston. N. C. TUESDAY. DECEMBEB 16. 1524. REVEREND DODD AND THE DI KE GI»"T Mr. Editor: Noting with care your editorial *n issue of December 12th, I desire that vou ir the inter*--.'. o " ~4~~ fair play insert the followint; fev lines also the copy inclosed herewith, which is a copy of tiie official state ment of Mr. Duke. As to your |ue.-"ior "V. ill I'uk- University Excel I Old Trinity" c«ui.v remains to be ,-eer No one call ae carately tell what any institution wi!' io. It seems to me "liat you alone, with all the rest of us well know that j we are now living in a- it »er-- a dif j ferent asre that the "coo-l old day.- j of Old Trinity" are pas.-el and tha' it take- money ami more money ail the time even te- run an in-ii'nific; n Tplace as a news paper or a jiarsuii cge 2lld You state "Th'i• I- :■!. app: «nt strain of selfi.-hr.-ss in Mr |iuk b*quest, NAMK IT !»l Kl' I u-ter'; fail when I -«-*'k the- .-»-lfi-hne.-.s n this, above fhn' that .1- ii all humans when th>-\ have a des-re tl a* their name not die r rom 'he earth. Particular .-o wh*n their sons | in scarce ami " 10->k- a.- though an- ! n *r jreneratior there wi!! be no one I '.i L>--ar heir name Now to l«e fraiik ! u i.-h ?tv>r« people ta l the "strain' ] of selfishness that Mr. June- I' Puke li-.i! when he rav- 'j,. M.-t)»-!r-t. Presbyterians a»w! Iliiptists 'his forty i dolla r *ur V.'c i - omi of ] i* in our err. ,!»«', •«. i. 'i raise oui * quota for tie B. > i«»-\«-r;.-i.. VrU Call it selhshlie;-. Urii ! lo I Wher a mar- it North I'.ro'-na il n> j folk-1 te:-'. wealthy en.-j I ; n.l • BIGHEARTED croc.-'h to ne ; v. t> A Good Thi-c • DON'T MISS IT Send your time tu i t.idr, v plaip lywrttteo, U«>tt.«-r trst'a r . »uil this elip) to Chauii* rl&in Medieme Co.. De- Moines. 1 w , A n,, receive in re-turn a tri&l ».jce CHAMBERLAIN > i HKM EDV for ool«l» cn- p broo chial. flu" aci eonirhs, and tickling «°H AMBER LAIN TABLET-* f- tr*»u ble« indign-tfr. jra.—y ] am.- that crowd the heart. NK aad eon •Cipatkm lul-v- t HAMI'KKLAIN'S BALYE. !•» ♦dr 1 iu rTrl \ f«UlJl!y f«T bonis si iM» worrri'!* *ti*\ tkiu th rr-r ILtxli cm** for oaljr 5 Don I it. VICTROLA The Christmas (lift that is new with each VICTOR RECORD. We Have VICTROLAS in stock from $25. to $225.00. Easv Terms if desir ed- Call or write— RUSS BROTHERS Washington, N. C. i PUTS-SORES a—mm ik*ioi(hlf —then, W ll* III! nil- VISJIS fta/TMh.AalWrwt forty million to colleges, hospitals ana | worn-out preachers, 0 we " you ca " it selfishness, well your 'thinker' is just different from mine. There was another fellow from up about preen-s --boro that did not much like the way Mr. Duke gave away his money, and ro expresses himself upon he floor of the Baptist State Convention last week in Raleigh but the way those ether Baptist a'e him alive wr.; pood te see. Your article and his s' ems to be the only two voices raised against :i. There are though, multiplied thous and;. who arc rejoicing with an exr:-el inp great joy, and thanking God foi such men as Mr. Duke. 3rd. N'ow as to th" 1900 farmer.- in Pitt or any other county who mori ratred their farms or their crops be j fore they made them, or those who cannot pay their taxes, well they an i«ll in a bail fix. But Mr. Editor you forget that there are multiplied hou ands of other people besides fnrm trs in a bail fix, whose homes ar. mortgaged nor cannot pay their taxe why did you not find som" cunning way to lay their hard lurk also to Mr. Puke? The truth as I see it i that it is very unjust anil unfair anc nhowii in ' || 'npiri( that i do not'un derstand to try to blame l>uke for tin farmers' b; I plight. All othei products of the farm ale low alont in a par with tobacco. Is Mr. iKik o blame for it :lso? Why siii"l" him •ut ? Thousands of other men have ot'en rich out of the labor of .th- and othc people as well win • ever ifive a pen y to j»enefit human' -y (W -build - foil* or p*iy for a bod iii i hospital fi seme poor frl!'i\>_ hat cannot pay it himself. If I ai c.irrectly inform >1 Mr. J. I! IHtk wns only a small part of, he Anv'l i;;it Tobacco Company ami iher« f«i oes not have pi e fixing power, ami : he did have s 1 h power Ui > tobac that they us th"> l:»v\atnl pa burliest bidder.' prijjt? f/r i • Mr l.ditor if he were dishonest and a rob l-r as some w ■ Id have the publii' l-~lievo, 1 heii i! m nts io me you mirh' Iv»* him credit for havini; enoue! rood in him to iv" away th' spoil.- te a rood cause t'rwii pleas*- the of trial aliment inclosed in fi!irr* , >;. t>i him and the . reet host of Chris tians who ar sh .i»t»n*r over the mas,- -'fi.-Mit rift, En. nodii. IVi'sonnl Sta'emi it by James It. D ike "For many ye irs I h-ve been en r.ikced in the development of water I powers in certr'n sections of the hj-ve become ind' p'tisable ini'titu -'nte- of North Carolina itnl South 'ions, r.ot only byway of minist^rine COACH as Buick builds it M '» rsu is a smart-looking closed COA{ il . t car. Its Fisher-Built Body * presents the same attractive Tk* Stand :rJS$* ' 1 T) * I COACH contours as other DUICK J?"?L closed modeLs. This body "IZZtt.ZT* mou y e 4 to shape, with o « no box-like corners, no unfinished appearance. iC IS 10-AJ /.» tc Buuk'i tmo fC'-Jt mu /*/», then tfi (»a)iy-(Arc«o/kr /lair* irtio to tin*** /rom N. A. Reddick Motor Co. W, . - " .. ~ BCOTLANDNECK, N. C.. « ' - __ • ' \ WW Um wtenoMrfw bttflt, Bukk will build tham | Carolina. In my study of this subject I have observed how such utilization of a natural resource, v/hich o' herwise would run in waste to the sea and i ot remain and increase as a forest, gives impetus to industrial life and provides a safe and enduring invest ment for capital. My ambition is that the revenues of such development ■shall administer to the social welfare, rs the operation of such developments is administering to 'he economic wel fare, of the communities which they serve. With tlr-so views in mind i /ecommend '.he securities of the .'outhern Bower System (the Ditke I'owr Company and i s subsidiary companies-) j's (he prime investment for the funds of this trust; anil I ad vi.se the trustees that they do no' e ian;ce any such investment except in r ponse o th" inns', urgent and ex ■'raordini'.ry necessity; and 1 request the trustees to sco it that at all timi's these companies bp managed and operated by the iri"n best quali f ed for such a servicti. "I have selected Duk" university at • rie of the principal objects of (his trust because I recognize that cducr lon, when conducted along sane and I'l'll!?.' ical. u\ to dogmatic avid ~'sro'ical lines., i.., nex to religion, 'n crea'est civil'zinj-; influence. I ie uest tha' tlr.. insti'u'ion .secure foi its officers, trust:-!' ' and faculty mer I r such ou .. atnlin" character, aliiii > nd vision ft.- » !l 'P-uro its at all. nr and mainta-niiig a place of rea' '•ad'i'ship in the educational world : nd that freat cr-.rc and discrimina •jon be exercised in ad mi ting as s u i n's only those whose previous rec rd shows a charact >r, dotermina* ior nd application "vii cine; a wholesome ■; «! real i;mbi'ion for lifts And I nd \ ise that ill? courses at this ins iu ion be arranged, first, with sp e al reft i 'iict to the training of preaclvi'S t .(..ich: r.s, h wyers ami physicians, be i-uu.-i' these ar- most in the public ye, and by precept and example can ■ ,o most to uplift mankind, and secoiul j w recti'in in chemistry, econoni rs ami history, especially the lives of • i.e i-reat o*" earih, because I belie v •a' such subjects will most help to eevelop our resources .increase our wisdom and promote human happi nesr. For IlospitHls "I have selects hospitals ar. an o'her of the principal objects of thi: I trust because I recognize that thfy THE ENTERPRISE WILLIAMSTON, NORTH CAROLINA to the comfort of the sick but in in increasing the efficiency of mankinu and prolonging human life. The ad \ a nee in sciece of medicine growing out of discoveries, such as in the field of bacteriology, chemistry and physics and growing out of inventions such as the X-ray appartus, make hospital oifj Huiuiirjqo JOJ [tfi-juastfa saiitjpnj best rer.ults in the practice of medicine and surgey. So worthy do I deem tlirj cause anl so p;rtat do I deem the need that I very much hope that the people wll see to it that adequate and convenient hospitals are assured in their respective communities, with special reference to those who un able to defray such expenses of their own. "I have included orphans in an ef trrt to help those who are mo st un able to help themselves, a wormy cause, productive of truly beneficial in which all' tfood citizens should have an abiding interes*. While in my opinion nothing can take the place of a home atjd its influences, I every effort should be made to saie- IfUftrd and develop these wards of so ciety. For Aged Ministers - - "yS rulr linitlvi f Imn itwadp prcjuioo, ftrt- wha l 1 consider a very fertile ai d inucl) neglected field for useful help in religious life, namely, issisting ' y wuy of support and maintenance in those cases wherf the head of the fam ily through devo'ini* his life to tie leligious service of his fellowman lia; Keen unable to accumulate for his de clining years anl for his widow and children, and assisting in the upbuild, ing and maintenance of churches in rural districts where the people arc rot able to do this properly for them selves, believeing tha,t such a pen sion system is a just call which will secure a better grade of service ami that the men and women \of these rural districts will amply respond to such assistance to them, not to men \ r, TfL CO. MY/YORKUSA V . I Special Low Prices and Large | Stock To Pick Your I Selection From I ■ ' m I WE WILL SURELY MAKE IT TO YOUR INTEREST TO GIVE US A I OOK ON WOUR READY-TO-WEAR, MILLINERY. SHOES, OXEORDS, HO 4HRY, HAND- , SWEATERS, UNDERWEAR AND PIECE COODS OF ALL KINDS. \OU WILL FIND OUR PRICES VERY LOW. Men's & Boys Suits, Overcoats & Shoes @ WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS TO BE FOUND TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM AND WE ARE SURELY GIVING SOME VERY T.OWPRICES jl ON THEM AT THIS TIME. COME AND LOOK THEM OVER BEFORE YOU BUY | AND THEN YOU CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF. • I Harrison Bros. & Co. ~ 1 WILLIAMSTON'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE - "ComiT and See la All We Aak"— s ; tion our own Christian duty regard ; less of such results. Indeed, my ob | nervation ami the broad expanse of; our territory make me believe it is I to these rural districts that we ;ro ; to look in large measure for ( he j bone and sinew of the country. "From the foregoing it will oe seen that I have endeavored to mako provision in some measure for he'" needs of mankind along physical, meu- i | ta! and spiritual lines, largely con-', fining the benefactions to those sec tions served by these water power de- j velopments. I might have extended j this aid to o'her charitable objects an; J to other sections ,but my opinion is tl'at so doinf would probably be | productive of less good byreaso.i of s.ttcmpting too much. I therefore the trustees to seek to administei well the trust hereby committed fo them within the limits set, and to this end that at least at one mee There is no excu.se for a i > woman buying DISCOMFORT j in a K hoe just because she > wants jvood looks. You can have 5 comfort as well as attractive | ness because they are -both built into The Julian" and j tfokenge Shoes. They are made 5 over .scientifically designed lasta | ami from correct-fitting patterns by men who have specialized in --shoe-toilting- for thirty.years. | i'o bo had in a variety of pleas- | .ins models and leathers. i Width AA to C. Price SIO.OO j TURNAGE-NEEL SHOE COMPANY ! ij. . . WASHINGTON, N. C. each year this indenture be read to the assembled trustees." HOiS FOR SALE: ALL WEIGHTS. Farmers' Prices. Buy some and clean up your fields. PANOLA i ARM TARI»OKO„.N. C. ' 5-4 d NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in that certain deedi of trust executed to r me by S. S. » Hadley on the 10th day of March 102(5, and of record n Martin County Public Registry in Book A-2, page 4CO, securing a certain bond of even i!ate and tenor therewith, and the •stipulations therein not having been complied with and at the request of the holder of said bond, I will, on the 20!h day of December 1924 at 12:00 o'clock Noon, in front of the Court House door of Martin County offer a* public auction to the highest bMd«u for cash the following de rcribed real estate: Announcement- You Will Be Pleased to Know That PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS now sold by NASSEFS DEPARIMENT STORE NO DOUBT you are acquainted with the merits of Jies» spluuj d patterns, as the majority of well-dressed worn-.n who make iheir own clo hes use I'ictorial Review Patterns. Ihe i j for (his is simple: I'ictorial Review IVterns ijre not alone /ight up to the minute in style, perfect in fit, and econom ical .n material, but they have that French chic and grace so much dc.i.ol b., A.jniin of discriminating taste. Another reason why Pictorial Review Patterns are in greater demand than any other make is became ihey are the easiest of all patterns to use. And this is due to the new Pictograf, which Js included free with every pattern from N0.2101 on. Tiw I'ictogr-if is a new and exclusive dressmaking chart thai i ;he las. word in completeness and simplicity. There is a special Pictograf i'or ivery new Pictorial Review Pattern, enclosed with the p;A in. The Pictograf is a reproduction of the pattern, and on it. are printed in large, readable t>pe all the directions of how the perforations and notches are to be used. It shows exactly where to put the 'different pieces of material togalher, how to n , : v different combinations of materials, where to turn hems ui iw, etc. We .su fgest that you call at the Pattern Department to see the new styles illustrated in th ■ latest Pictorial Review publications. Respectfully, THE PICTORIAL REVIEW COMPANY Nassef Dept. Store YVilliamstoii, North Carolina Being one-half undivided interest in and to that trat-u of land adjoining the lands of W. W. Griffin, Lawrence James, Joe Yarrell, the Swain tract of land, Isaac Nichols and what is known as Devis Gut, containing be tween eight and nine hundred acres more or less, and known as the Moore Island Farm, and being the same land purchased by the said S. S. from the Clayton Moore heirs. This the 17th day of November 1924. j B. DUKE CRITCHER, Trust oe . lt-26-4 Hall's Catarrh iledidne Those who are In a "run-down" condi tion will notice that Catarrh bother* them much more than when they are in good health. This fact proves that while Catarrh la a local din* sc. It is rraaUf influenced by constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATARRH MBDirilO la 4 Combined Treatment, both local and la* temal. and ha* been sarcesttful In the treatment of Catarrh for over forty xtara. Bold by all drugKlsts. F, J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo. Ohio.

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