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Entered fit the Postoffice in Tarboro, I '
N. Ci, a Second class matter, under I
the Act, of Congress March 3, 1 879. j
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Democrat:c Zs,.iVi proposal!
REJECTED BY REPUBLICANS j
j Democratic members of the Ways j
and Means Committee of the House
5 of Representatives, in a minority ro-
port made on March 20, 1SI22, recom-,
, tended that "whatever kind or sort !
Of bonus or adjusted compensation
-jj Congress shall deem justly due the :
World War veteran" should be paid j
''from taxes levied on excess piotits
' $ and great wealth. This proposal was
: ' rejected by the Republican House.
a 'I which, with the Republican Senate,;
' had previously voted to repeal ex-ess 1
' -j profits taxes amounting to $4."0,llU0,- j
J 000 and high surtaxes aggregating!
' J $61,500,000 a year. i
:ji Recalling that many bij; nmnopo '
k liBtic corporations which have profi-
teercd upon the people anil the '
' ernment since January i. i"
tt the extent of more than 40.i:OO.0UO,
Ot 000 of net profits and who are con
.:: tlnuing their profiteering" would rep-
-'Vfisent one legitimate source ot reve
,iiue .for the payment of the bonus.
the democratic minority said:
T?rtv fViia mirnime we favor tilt re-
-5 enactment of the surtax on the lartte j
incomes of these millionaires ami '
muUimi'.lionaires which are repelled i
(! by the republicans in their revenue
Mact of 1321. and a re-enac:ment oi
the excess profits tax which wn- alsoj
e'lrepealfa Dy mem m skim .
NEW TARIFF A COFFIN FOU THE j
CORPSE OF PROSPEKIIY. j
The Kordney-Mc( invib.'i: I'-iaite' !'
Tariff, hill, which is .estimated to tioa-i
ble the taxation of the America!! ,
people; that is to say. tn add anoim i
$4,000,000,0UU in the way of t::.e-.
but of Which oniy a few hundred
millions will go into the Trea-ii!.j
the balance into the packets ol ;n- .
special privilege class, has been !gr-
ed by the president and is no v a :aw. ;
This tariff bill, .'.itly tended "ilu-
coffin for the corpse of . p-asperity." :
will fall heaviest upon farmers and j
working' men,-, by reason of the fact j
tlikt it will still further eurtaii the j
farmers foreign markets. ;mi I by de-1
Btroyin what little is' left of our j
foreign trade will greatly reduce - pro
'ductiori In manufacturing :ine as
well as in natural industiies.
In l speech just prior to the pas-
'e of the bill Senator Undeiwood.
democratic leader of the senate,
.ailed attention to some of the out
rageous rates of the bill, particularly
to the wool schedule, in .vhtch he
Showed that the lax levied on raw
wool would collect out of the pock
ets of the American people 2(0.
000,000, only $20,000,000 of .which
would go into the treasury of the
United States and the balance into
' the pockets of the special interests.
.r! i' Senator Underwood excoriated that
feature of the bill which transfers
I the taxing power from Conure-s t
the president, and said:
. I "I do not think it will last loig as
' W. If it should last long, if the
.T bvms of the bill were to stay o:. h '
'statute books for two decades. I
'rould predict the rottencst filth and
corruption that could grow out of
iuch bureaucracy, that would be a
,tench in the r.ostrlis of all good peo-
pie. Bat I do not think it will last.
I think before tht -day comes the
Amerban people will take the - size
Df what this Congress has done, will
realize that the Congress. has laid
lown a great responsibility that was
riven to them, which the constitution
' if the United States has planed in
hands, tflat thef 'he sutron-
J ij.heir
1,rd a Breat trust and the American
jeopla will rebuke any party and any
set of Jiifri who have benn guilty uj J
abandoning a trust' like (his given (
their safe-keeping."
DEMOCRATS GAIN 22 IN MAIN I-'
LEGISLATURE.
One (it! till' result!, of the .M : i i ! 1
election on whit h the ropiib.icar
more lhan d.ml.!e ll.t
precoma! inn in ii.H.
nnoiT.al :
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ijoialie?
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OCTOBER
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STATE FTI-HERlr-S SHt
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FIRE WORKS ilAl
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FINE SELECT iON OF F.U.'-
GCKr;v.ovjs '-ur.'L ,
$5,000.00 FOR "-
$20,000 CO ?
Reduced Kales , !' O- ,
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Y0I1S5 m sr.i) VOL'NG LADIES
an- ni'i'ilri for business positions.
Oar t'r.uluaU-it are constantly in
(i.-aianJ. A f.w months with ns
will i iv y: M ''T start in lifie.
I'ulivau.'nl 1 as tr ,i"!'''n. tiie year
r E'nler any day. CoitLnv.
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MliV YORK, Oct. '-!. 'Seven .h. n-
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ioday a'. I'll' ope.'linM' of tile -Is'th a:i-
nua! I'lci'linit ol' t he' A inei '.'an II'.ma
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Ti:e ieaniic machinery ne, o ..-ary
to handle u jj'l't'at a uaiiieian. ha
been under way for month.-, wl.h
'il l holi !-. ;!l)0 local liank employ s
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TARBORO
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A SVHBUKST OF
I iSlMfc??a Hig
f l&sical IJovdry Direct Jrom Broadsayi;y
GLORiOUS GIRLS GUTTRIN0GOWHS
4 Bouquh ofPoses Prom Washington Square
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J CAPABLE GlSr Of MUSICAL COMEDY PL AYBRS.
With America's Premier Musical Organization
PAUL WHITEiVlAN'S
. CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA
THE BAND YOU ALL KNOW
Better Get Your Seats Now
Prices: 75c, $1.00, $1.50
.".it:i lo n:altcr. of a .'.li'icll ' luisi
arss nature, aileqnaie en crtaiuriie.u
,a . ! a an aa.ee; ! I'or she .'!,.! it..'
im 'mi' iif; jiriati' :'a i.l. a i1 i i '.
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alls
MXTf AND MELODY
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B TO LOJU
ON
I MI'ROVKl) KKAl, ESTATE
i.n iiixjkco.miie county
k1vm ykaus time
AT
FIVE AND HALF PERCENT.
llFNRY C BOURNE AttornoV1
ili.imw v. ouuniMi, Aiiunicy
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MflNPY m I HAM
iOn li.ait rl.ii. ln,no.. and re.idence
i operly "'In town, and on improved
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LITTLE
WE GUARANTEE THIS TO BE THE MOST DUR
ABLE AND LIGHTEST DRAFT BEAN HARVESTER
ON THE MARKET.
Hundreds of Satisfied Users will testify to the fine
resets obtained from this machine.
COME IN TO SEE US, AND LET US TELL YOU
MORE AP.OUT THIS MACHINE.
I Marrow-Pitt
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WE LEAD THE MARKET IN POUNDS AND PRICE.
GOOD TOBACCO HAS TAKEN A GOOD RISE. Wt
GIVE BELOW THREE OF OUR SALES:
JOHNSON &
L!0 Pounds al. I1..") cents
'2( PcuimiIs ;il :?." cents
(Ill Pound:; at IS cents
1 '!ii Puiind.-i at 17 cents
Vl) Pounds at 57 cents
21 Pounds at (!.") cents
l.'ounds
Average:
MEN MAYO &
10 Pounds at :50 cents
.'H Pounds at :5!) cen;........
1 ) Pounds at -IS cents
:12 Pounds ah 5G cents
nV S'ounds at "),") cents
Pounds at (!() cents..
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Average:
MATKET5 & HYMAN:
IIS Pounds at ;H cdus..;..;
2!iJ Pounds" at f." cents.............
SS-Ptuiix.ls at (ii) cent3...
4!)S Pounds
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Average :
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H. P. Fpxhall & Dan Taylor
PROPRIETORS
TARBORO, N.C.
LOST Ci'.ItTIFICATE NOTICR .' IS
hereby given that application will
be made to thd Pinctops Buililipg
and Lean Association of Pinetops,
N. C, to (issue to the undersigned
a duplicate stock certificate, No.
73, in the First Series, dated De
cember 2, 1916, for six shares of
stock in said association, the origi
nal certificate having been lost or
destroyed. This 9th day of Sept,
1022. DUDLEY WIIITLiSY.
Notice to Creditors. . ' '
Xorlh .Tarolina; Edgecombe Couinty.
lu -Supvriur Court. Befpre h Cljerk.
farming land. 6 pel. on town propor- ,
' ty; 5 H pet. on farming lands. Long
time. Prompt lervlce.
j )i. h. riuLipg, Atty. . ...
septin-not, 1 '
Hall's Catarrh Medlclue -
TIiobb who nro ,n a "run down" condl
Hon will notice thnt Cnlnrrh !mihr
tlmin nnrch more thun wlien.thev arit lit
K0,i henllli. This fact proven that while
Cntttrrh u n ,,.n ,lBOI,sei lt H gratW
' Intlnenced liv con-ilntki.iii enndtUoi..-
HAI.I.'S PATAHltK MJODICfNK h
ioiue .nn.i niimi
I ilio Mood upon the mticotm aurfucea of
'", ,,n'i'' JL'll8 Jlf"C"K L'",. J""'"""'"!"?
ni"l jii-n.iiiis nui ii, tn i.'iib.
All drniri(ti8. Lii'i'Uini'H fr.se.
J. Ciwnev r.i . 'iviinju; Ohio. '
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TOM EURE.
.$12.00
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48.00
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27.00.
....'.$ 1 1().()8
50 cents.
.?35.40
.160.00
. (50.72
52 cents.
.$256.72
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: Harrison Wholesale Company et als.
C. T. Marrow, deceased. '" ''
Certain creditors of C. T.'Marrow,.
deceased, having brought an action '
before me for an "accounting of the
administration of the administrator
of said C. T. Marrow, and for set-tie-men
t of same, t.
This is to notify all creditors oV
the said C. T. Marrow, deceased', to '
appear before the undersigned on or
before Nov. 1st, 1922, and fiU .evl-
denees cf their claims, as reqaired by.
statute. ' '
September 21, 1322.
ltw-4ws A. T. WALSTON, ' '
' Clerk of the S"uprior' Court"
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