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a uruaucAN complaint
la this Ura: w* cany • cgenraonl
aatiea from U. B. WUUam* i«ur
at the Dana Marina Work* big-tnx
payer goad citizen and a Republican.
Mr. WlfWami raatplalaa that ha and
Ma fellow partymcn are denied parti
cipation ia tha choice of town offl
ciale through tha raal evil of our pci
law which permits aa Bepahll
» have a part la dm choice at
nominee* who. ia the aa>
of thing* bar* are practically
certain to he eioetod.
Wo are afraid that w* cannot aag
geet a remody that areald be eatisfac
a the Democrats. But there
I he tarn such remedy. Oar
ten friends certainly should
right*; they certainly are
to seme voice ia the gavara
of a town which they help to
euppait.
Tha Dispatch would be giad to hear
from tta lawn subscribers aa this sub
ject.
. WOMEN IN POLITICS
The woman, bless their aoula, are
going to help for the first tom* la
shoo ting the man who are to paid*
Dana’S destiny far another yaer. And
they are taking the ]A rather tcri
AS lame* Imm -»kl- Ar J-o.
km boon influenced not to nut bo
tana* tb* town WON opposed to
took wpottod stand on a question In
wtok they wan deeply Interested.
Setae who are (till candidates ban.
it to said, neglected to answer satis
factorily mm qnasttona proponnded
by tot women. What effect this wiU
have apoa too primary remains to bo
Wo woicomo too coming of women
Into town poUtka. They are bound
to boo* * wholesome effect upon ear
future goronuMl Women will ds
maad eleoalinem to deportment as
woB as to public action. No man who
dam not stand for too worthwhile
of life con succeed to local
i while too women urn on the
wo expect too worn—
many mistake* until they
gat n those ugh grasp of politics and
too uptown phso*« of cioQ gwrarn
tosm to pit heart into took works
and to try took bast to make no a
Watoomo to toe woman. Sham and
protease cannot succeed in too face
of their opposition.
THs""PlUMAJtY
Man another issue of Tbs Dis
patch goon to press too Perns trots of
Dam will horn chosen candidates for
too carious municipal odeos. Next
Monday afternoon that choice will
bn mode.
There on ate* Candida to* for too
loo sdkeso Nothing eaa be said e
gatest too eoeacieatiousBoaa of either,
■vmy moo, to* pWhile knows well,
ii a candidate bo cause ha baUerao be
can do well for Dana. Mfiahncm
cannot enter into too rocs, for too
toward to too Uttts
Than an soma difforoneas of |
Opinion, boworsr, as to the fUaam of ,
each candidate Weais suit one faction i
of oar eitlMtiMp; mm suit another.
Oar folk ere dlrldsd an several poea
tleaa. nay win vote sec or dine to
thatr Md la tko merit of tboM
ns Dkptkk Is convinced that
Doaa's welfare will aot ko jeeyordia
od by tko el act lea of oay man who
•aim to oOco in this election.
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no Dispatch has ie its bsmomIob
a lengthy article, tobmltted for pok
Wrotioa is this iaaoe. which deals
with tba alleged direlktioes of the
Police PspartMseit It capias to U
botaaa charges that wa bar# been
able to dad, sad. to as, has no voaeea
la It Tba writer, who to a basis in
asaa of si mbs, has the becking of
■May other baiioias area. He has ao
asa ts grind, we are sari sad wo
are extremely deobtfol that be bee
soar had aar b ■alarm. directly or ta
dbootty, aria the town polios
no point that Is krtaght to oar
mmi, naararir. Is that Many of aar
Isons are opposed to the me
et lb* patce—and they ora
-St hba Mayor aad the Board of
CesaasMeaert for Ibaaa method*. 11
fsaast bo aaM that tbaaa men are
sppaaod to the safssasannt of the
tows- They are oar stoat low abtdlae
■w PH Cbrtstiaa Man and oasst
part of
suyyssE'32s:s,;s:
ZJ
immUH attorney aad Jndge.
TVU, if true, ia the most uorieua of
foam ho eoald hare committed, ia
that it violate* every principal or the
hilt of rights. It la aim charged that
hu b too free to Bisk* arrest*. That
la itself, is aot a Mrleoa offense.
Reeky, we might <ay, it la hie duty
to arrest when ke sea* the law viola
ted. But It Is farther contended that
bo imprisons mm without string
ibtm opportunity to find bondsmen,
that is a direct violation of tho basic
law of the land, aad should not bo
allowed.
What we weald really tike to see is
thaaa who oppose the continuance of
tho police chief in office and those
who want hie service continued get
together end (trike some middle
ground oa which nil caa work in
peaco aad harmony. Tho present con
dition ia aot conducive to healthful
progress. Oar people arc good people.
They have, by working in harmony,
created a community which at! of an
love and af which we have every rea
son to be proud. Under present con
ditions, boweVor, oar folk are drifting
apart, life-long friendships are being
broken, Bakina things are being mid
and we are not living in that peace
aad amity that was ours before wv
started to split on method* of law
enforcement.
Tho Dispatch is not a disinterested
spectator. The conductor of thi* col
umn has his ewa personal convictions
have no place here. What we. ns n
newspaper, are working for is the
good of Dunn and the peace, prosper
ity and happiness of Its people. Until
wo get together on this police qnee
tien theke will be no peace, no happi
ness and not near so much oromrritr
n» we will have with every man’s
mind settled and his heart and soul
working for a bigger, better and bual
ir Dunn. I thank you.
The spring port ir with us. The lint
offering tons to from the pen of Wal
lace Armstrong, automobile washer
at the City Garage. Wallace is s col
ored youngster who feels tho opring
tisM's turns to express ones thoughts
of tho singing birds, the cavorting
iambs, tho blossoming flowers and aU
tbet sort ef thing Here is bis
When the stars are shining bright
They light the meadow through tho
night;
When the day begin* to brook.
All aria# for Heavens sake.
Whoa llula buds are growing sweet
Scattering blossoms at ear feet;
Whoa the little birds begin to sing
They tell us once again 'tis spring.
When the lambs are growing small,
When withering leaves begin to fan.
When mocking birds begin to sing
We know that once again 'tis spring
The Dispatch has in its keeping
about 100 copies of that beautifml
song made immortal by tho Inimita
ble Hist Learie Rosebud entitled
Tho Bo Werver Bines.” Because
Hiss Rosebud was usable to moot tho
srpeaes of printing wo are offering
the copies for ssls five cants a shot—
each shot guaranteed to be good for
what aDn you.
To the nnsophmtkated wo will state
tBSte extremely**wunottejeh*Tnddim
vbo graced the stage fas BUI Stroud's
■plant" show whoa ho was hors for
the American Logics Fair tome
wookt ago. She'was so pronouncedly
orouecce mac me printer* quit worl
Urban *kc cam* In the ehop—think! ni
»• eua had gene down sad that rap
•er era* being eereed over at the
soardJag boaae.
Ml** Boaobud featured the FU
We ever Blues oa the aeveral nighti
•he and her brother and Miter the*
plans gare their aesthetic entertain
meets far the delectation* of those ol
os who patronise the arte. The sons
■»d# e hit—a decided hit. Whcrcvei
«he appeared among the city’* colored
elite, she wa* importoned by admir
ing renin* to stag these blue* again
for Iboir especial benefit. And she al
ways complied.
The admirers of the young wager
and those who remember the eong
will, we are sure, be grateful for this
opportunity offered by The Dispatch.
The price, however, t$ guaranteed
for the present let onl*. If we hare
to reprint the wonderfully entranc
ing ditty, the price will go higher.
TarettorUle, April 1».—Maj. X. R.
MaeXMthaa today won la the Demo
cratic primary for mayor ever M. B.
William* and William C. Melntlre by
a majority of about 70«. Mayor Wil
tUme tonight conceded Major Mac
Kefthaa't nomination, and in a talk
from hie oftco window urged the peo
ple to support their bow mayor aa ho
expected to do. Major MacKeHhaa led
is every wprd.
WHERE DO YOU UVET
The town of Dunn Is beautifully
laM oat In suuarus mailt by streets
running parallel to each other at re
gular Intervals through the town from
east to wett, Intersecting avenues,
which are also parallel highway* of
travel traversing north and south.
For the rake of convenience the
street« and avennes arr named and
the house* ate numbered. Can you
give aa intelligent answer to the a
bova question? 1 deliver what I have
to salt to the home of the buyer if I
can And the House, very often a naan
will coma to my wagon when I bring
produce to town and ask me to carry
something to his hoasa and when I
■ek him where he lives he begins to
answer by asking if I know where
Jim Smith or Jeff Battles or some
other .prominent citizen liven If I
say yes, he proceed* tn inform mo
that ha livos somewhere in the same
neighborhood. If you live in No. (01
■ South Wilson avenue, please acquaint
i yourself with the fact and aay to
whea ask ml.
D. R. LEE.
r PEACE
Henry W. Longfellow
• Were half lac power that fills the
world with terror.
Were half tha stealth bestowed on
camps and courts,
I Given to redeem the human mind
from error, ,
, There were no need of arsenals
or forts.
! The warrior’s name would be a name
abhor led.
And every notion that should lift
again
, Its hand agnlnst a brother, on its
, forehead
Would wear forevermore the curse
of Cain I
Down the dark future, through long
generations,
The echoing sounds grow fainter
and then erase;
. And like a bed, with solemn, sweet
vibrations,
. I hear onca more the voice of
Christ say, Peace!
| Peace! and no longer from its brazen
portals
Tha blast of War’s great organ
shake* the skies!
But beautiful as songs of the immor
tals.
The holy melodies of love arise.
Greatest Groat N*«h Loafer
Now York Sun.
At Great Neck there is an old man
who has the rating as premier of all
loafers. It is related of him that ho
Is so Isay ha refuses to eat until hun
ger drives him to it
It was with some surprise, there
fore, that a Grant Nechian encoun
tered the old loafor up early one
morning. The friend could not sup
nets a ijucit.n.
' <•» u :t up t. h
itkfu.
‘■*V„!L *•“«*’ *:d tb.- uk
“*• “er* I been if'n< uc n
rnrly every morning f0: 13 t
T»l my w.f* off to A- rvl-V • ••.
y*“ n*V*r ka*1’ 'h'»:
iiLN DRYING FOUND 10 KU
WOOD BONUS IN LUMBER
Kiln drying is fatal to some if aot
»U Us wood-boring Irvubs. the F»i
2* .a*rt:C* Lf*ot»>«7 »t tho United
Stated Departaeat of AfrtecUur* at
0f ift Wekonr. and many other
wood, which ara attacked by inoocts.
Manufacturer* aging ash lumber, for
instance, are mack annoyed by the
■njnry worked by tke read-beaded nek
.I- Alf. •“»»“<■« ha. ao effect
°* *h?, *ctiTlUM of grubs, but.
according to testa made by the labora
T“<* Inf sated with them, a.y
kihi-dned prsccaa which can be eon
udered practical for aeaaoniog a*h of
any thicknem will put an end to the
borers.
Preserve. Feed la Trenut
During 18*0 tke tpeclellats of the
Bureau of Markets. United State.
Department of Agriculture, carried
on investigation. In handling apple,
and pur* ia the courua of harvesting,
packing, and transporting, and the
determination of tka stage of roatur
Ity at whioh they should be picked,
also investigations to determine the
racton responsible for the decay and
deterioration In .hipments of these
fruit, from the Pacific northwest.
A study of tha method, of prvcool
ing and refrigerating Califorala or
ange. was undertakes in co-operating
With the California fYuit Grows•?
Exchange.
A paUitif casino surpassing any
thin* at Monte Carlo is to be bnilt
on an island In the beautiful bay of
Rio do Jsjiltro. A modern ferry will
be provided to Tasks the ran between
the city and the resort.
I For every occasion
there is none to
compare wiriv—
Block’s
aristocratic
CANDIES
•abatable b latte—
wilson" & lee
On||ht«
DUNN, N. C.
i! Satin Strap Pumps
Baby Louis Heels_
| Newest and Prettiest
| Feet-wear la Tewa.
See Hum at
Prince’s p
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IT'S surprising how many
•a*y way* you am dree*
up plain food whan a sack
of Occo-n#*-cbea Salf-Ria
iag Flour ia in your kitchen.
Left-over meat* cooked
under a crisp, fluffy biscuit
crust bacocni savory pis.
Delicious fruit puddings
can be made by*adding sugar
to tbs battar. Ordinary stew
goes farther and taste* to
much better when cooked
with light, tender damp
ling*.
And Occo-nea-che* Flour
is so easy to use. Just mix
with water or milk, add
shortening and it’s ready
for cooking. You aare on
the coat of baking powder,
soda and salt because they’re
already mixed in the flour,
in exactly the right propor
tions.
Occo-nee-chee Flour Is
famous for the delicious bis
cuits, waffles and hot cakes
it makes—and always suc
cessfully. Get a sack from
tout grocer. The Indian
Head is on evary bag.
AUSTIN-HEATON COMPANY
Durham, N. G.
OCCO-NEE-CHEE
Self-Rising Flour
tWGom* «it of Baldnf mdS«w« youMotmy
RoseboroDramatic
Club
WILL PRESENT
“HOME TIES”
A Four Act Drama at
J..
; If you have not Received
» a copy of
| GEO. E. PRINCE & SON’S Store j
Magazine
Call [at the store and get it, or write !
and we will mail it to you.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE
Monday Evening, Apr. 25th
Benefit New Church Fund of the
Roseboro Methodist Church
Admission ... 25 and 50c
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It contains many Fashion Hints.
Much good reading and some at
tractive prices on seasonable goods
•fieo&Prince&Son
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Have You Seen
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THE REAL BARGAINS
OFFERED IN THE BIG SALE
AT JOHNSON BROTI I
i
I -;
Voiles and
Organdies
Values up to $1.50
1 39c
Apron
Ginghams
40c Values
12 l-2c
Sea Island
Sheeting
30c Values
lie 1
$10 Stetson Hats tUtU. $3.98
I
Thousands of other Bargains in all Departments
of the Big Store
i i • t \
Johnson Brothers I
Dunn, N. C. I
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