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w. W. HMdas BaMaaaa
ttlßßCmirrlON IN ZtDVAWCR
By Mail Pat Y*ar...
By City CarrWr Pat Y«a».B 00
Weakly fcy Carrier -0
Itttnd at the Poat o®r« at flclda
bare, N. C, aa aaeoaf-rfaaa »a:t«»
■ 1 11 ——r
trm*l — of Tka Aaaaclatcd Pr«a»
TBa Aaaaalatad Prvat ta eaclualveh
, aatitlad *a tba tar rapublicntlon
af all o*w* dlapatehe* credited to It or i
aat alkarwfia ered'ted In ihl» pen r
•ad alia tka lacal newt puVithed kera
la. All right* of republleatlon of
dlayatakaa haraia at* al»o r**«r->ed
> ,i
SATURDAY MORNING, IliC. 2, I*2*
m *_ - /
paagai^t-sas
CYNICISM GONE TO SEED I
While the mo*t of th*- court *■
try wu trying to-b thankful*
and moat of the rtewspujii »
were* writing *i*ncmi mg mg e»i
itorials. The Kali inn i e
came out imt
inf with an ediloritu » cynic .-.I
and pessimistic that il is worth
reading after the da\ has pa*
aed. One might suppose that i
tho whole Sun staff had, been ,
thinking acme of the rac*ui ]
* fiquor which it charges pro hi-j
Mtion with being responsible \
for and then mlid because it
was not good liquor. “Why Bp i
Thankful?'! asks the Sun, and
then aays:
“This old world i in tb< <
Hades of a tlx. Why be thank- ]
ful for that ? |j
“It has progressed in the art
of veneering, it has come to,be !
expert in,' applying the paint
and powder ami rouge stick oi
civilization, Shin ond i I
doesn’t the sum.' old hapjp;. !|
heart beat in its liossom arc '
not' its teeth still the teeth of
the tiger, aren’t its nicely man-- 1
icured nails still the nugxilcsa
daws of Jthe ravening wild 1
beast ? If so, why be thank-j :
ful?
"Coming down from general- ;
izations to national particulars,
whjr should Great Britain Is
thankful Is ahe great any;*
more? In helping to heat Ger
manv did ahe not overthrow '
the oki order which made her
great? Did she not scuttle her 1 '
own ship Os state? Has not the
old England largely passed
away? IS she not a thing of '
shaeds and patches? Has not.]
thg Lion become a sorry look- '
ing animal, more like a mon '
grel than the king of beasts? •!
Why should ahe be thankful
» SB she looks at her reflection
in the mirrors of Downing and
erf every other street? 1
“And why should Ireland Is.
thankful? A Free State in '
which Irishman are cutting
each other’s throat instead of ‘
the throats of Englishmen, in
which even the reverend# fcr
reftfioua authority, fhP
chief characteristic of Catholic
Ir&nd, has been furcotten in
thlpiati luat fur murder,
should Russ a 1>
thtnkiul? She traded the 1
witch of Czardom for the devil
of Bolshevism, ahe thrown
of# chains of c;r kii.d i i
chains of allot 1: .
exchange<• the right t . 4
for the freedom U n. .»i*v«•. tl ,
libwty to die ti’om i osfilentc
and political perse*
“France tells all the world
she is not thankful. Sh in
crying out against her unhappy
fate. She is* 1 - determined to
commit national suicide or in
temation murder. *
"Germany si-vir no rddaon for
thankfulness. ~Slie would ratti
er curae than pray.' She ia a
Sisyphus who cannot reach tic
top of the hill with her rolling
atone of ityht.
“Greece, pour Greece, has
gone completely mad. Why
should she he thankful for the
little men who have succeeded
those who made her a synonym
for valor ami genius?
“Italy may return thgnks for
Mußßolini. the apparent Caesar.
But how donk BWHui la t ?
"A» for ourselves. whv
should we la thankful? Should
we 5e thankful for a prohibi
tion policy that is making u* ,i
nation ol bootleggers?
‘Should we lx* thankful for
our profiteering business men,
for our petty for
the multiplicity of our foils,
for the absence of public *vr
dotti and great ness”
“Bhould we be thankful foj
our cifir#tt«-smoking girls
our jazzy-mi nded hdj’fc !
Should wo be thz«kful for our
Ku Kiuxed patiioilstn. f<u the
grafth of ill will Amu
iotPB, for Llic rise rtf Ingotvv
BhouJo ...
———— m •\ ii ■ m wj
thankful that Christians aocm
11to delight in the pi-opaganda of
hate and entertain tin with
gladiatorial combats in the pul
igSEl. .•,
“Individually most us us can
be thankful that we arc not
wprae off than we are; that we
have escaped a let. of retribu
tion which we have deserved.
Let us be thankful that our
particular Nemesis has not
overtaken us, that we are not
jin the penitentiary or the po
lice wagon,, where - perhaps we
belong.
“We may be thankful, abovej
all, if we can look Heaven in
the face and honestly declare
we are not hypocrites. A tur
kyr is something to- be thank-
I fid for’today if we have - nut
stolen It or cheated tor it Bui!
th" honi’dN us (•?■(!» llt> i i| id;
wickedness i» a better J
lof gratitude than the smirking
•’ace anil roilen heart bl‘ the 1
j hypocrite.”
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ARE TCHI MANY GOING TO
* COLLEGE
’? • 100 many young riv n!
;u.d eng 'vufucu going to col
icpre ? This oucstion lias- U’cn;
fyiii k. C;c * rouirdz for somcf
;■ was Mart ml Lv\ a :•
am k of Dr. Houkiifs of Dart-j
r. «uti College, made to tite un
d<- graduales of thnt
tioe. tent ' r.i'uny men were,
going to college who had no!
business to i>e there at all.
Th'c jdci n -tatfrm’ti. of al
literal truth is u tact of which
O' oik who ha i observed such
i rot t < r % ut all u> perfectly well
•Cv.,rc Dhl ii hi unite r-i■ ■ - u •
tom nowadays to take a
m • * '"hic'i w com* t in its
proper kordtxt ~n*l eularga it to
an-application-wide- i. anihor*
never meant at all Thu#, aj
large, f*er c* id *>f tia* loounent j
which gwx from longuo L>
tongue or from publication to
publication, is based upon an
erroneous conception of the
original atat* ment.
Dr meant,
that some boys i.ere ii c<d
lege whose pin-pose in life, if,
they luci any would b • bi '
served oy some other course of
training, or I hat many were
not individually adapted to col
lege curricula. Every ‘one
knows this to be true. But the
comment which Ifas been going
the rounds assumed that the
original statement expressed
the view that education gen
erally. and particularly college
training, should be limited to
mAre or leas of a select few. It
ia an old saying that you can't
make n silk purse out of a sow's
eiir Neither can you give the
rapacity for education to a
youth who has not that capac
ttv g Such youths need some
thing else and it ia but u recog
nition of a common fact to say
so.
While it is tyue th»d a grant
manv men are in college w ho'
had best for their own sake#
and fort Hat of the genera!
wHfnrc he elsewhere, it al o
true that there art* mui"’ vho
are not at college who for the
same rimson had best be .there
it is o<>t a question of too manv
going to college, but of the right
ones going. And since thorn if*
at present no \ tv good >’av of,
determining who .should and
who should not vo except bv
nctuol i*t}>* ri merit, th.vt nwjins
v ill probably °be eynti.*iu*d to,
uicd. -
THE BABTIKI llkllk
The lai.ge advertisement in'
rbi- »»su» revurdiug the 75 mil
lion campaign of t!i«> Baptist dr
* untiivS:ion ot tin South
4c ; 11» to the p*ihltc the lanp*
phi is- und iiaken by. tlii *jc
:s>niipatioy , in the ekmifig
' v »ckf» of 1 In’ fiscal veiur of !
d: nomination such ad\crti*«>
moats have appeared in tiie
in-v\>papers fcrund wide. The
i BRINGING UP FATHER BY GEORGE McMANUS
1 'ni r* m i * i Nia/F.Tir r t l '
sok # kragpl
- j 't |qg) iifty | j
|!g v - ’ '.■
V ■■ ii.
n' expense has b««n borne, as in
fjthistf case, by contrilxiUons of
1 earnest men in the denomina
- lion, and therefore does not
come -out of the organized funds
\at all. Such man recognize the
t value of thoroughly setting
; forth the plane, purposes and
• hopes of a great undertaking of
. educational and philanthropic
not only before their
t own members, but to tike public
: at large,
As illustrating this point, the
• l*resbyterian denomination ini
the State is making a groat, es-1
I !fort to increase,the endowment
1 of Davidson college and for the
«,upport of the denomination or
phanage at Barium Spring*.
Page advertisements in the,
daily pres# are constantly keep*
j ihg these purposes before the
j public and the. pages for the
I most part are contributed byj
men of the denomination who
J .vant r.v mu hto ».-i* tin* plans
uieceod; Advertising matter of
lhi.4 kind n-aciu.u a iurgor uudi-.
ience than the denomination in-'
jvyived, ii is t£,P\ hut they are
! lilgidv Valual'le in keeping
public a'ctptain'ed with the piiir-
M*o> ■ and in creating a syiTipa
jthy for and un understand of,
tb purpo.'* ' involved and have
II r* If-xivi influence c\ .11 with
tin the particular deiiotmnatioii
jal ranks! Then, 100, they aqJ,
‘‘jualnt the world with the gen
eral thought andtipurpoae of the
i several denominationa which
| have imilar campaign# gbing
on at the sail 10 liniu. All of
.them tend twith to help each
other and to impress-upon the
pubi c generjillv the fact tint
the several branches of the
churches of the South are awake
(to the needs and opportunities
[of the hour.
j ,!,
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OFFICER# BUt Kjtßl*
oi il II M M ints \ set UPT
(Wilmlngtan
At ttu fcunu«l imrimj *,f th» N’urifi ■
t »rollna fch*,n Lm , itni|ro<sii 1,
‘ on, * J r'i*l4>., of Soiillipoit. |>rv«i- „
I ,t»-rq „f jin* Wil 11.tnitVon, ,Dnin»«*i<'K
■ r.J Soutbrrn ,«sy, (l*<;**f'
’ |.r*MlS«nt ol the l»oUy. H. P. Edward*
1 <* ** tlNliil v|, „-riM(l.?i.i ami X p,
I| - , k wui ckokcD for »ocr«tary-trv«*.
i. i«,t. />
Th* m**jl m»t w»* luld at th* Hl*n,l
1 '*' ! ia lUIiMKb, an,l w.u ~j ,
", any 'of th* •t*,hhi,li|ir of the »h„rt 1
ait railroad* «f tb* ouit,
* lists °f *it;*i im#SH«n«« to tUd
rail rarrii-r* w*>r<> ducuiM-tl at the j
mvotuiK but no information of a |>ab- j
It* nature Wat yivrn oat by tb»M> in
•ttcndancr.
IT# JPBT TtM) FAR
(From tho Wilmington lli*p*trh)
Local good road *nthu*ia*t* and
S’ltmat* am*rally are hoping that the
tour of motorUt* from the New Eng.
land *tat«* that will paaa through
North Carolina will Inrlud* Wilming
ton In lla Itinerary and *pcnd n few
day* here before proceeding further
• outh. ,
,T),, fiaity that makto up thu raroT*n 1
**'ill Imv.-I "i fat tuti„nu>bilt n 1 wllll
he met tti the Virginia line by a putty ,
fr„.n the tlrulumvllynu ( luH. Jt will
l«* **rol tcd by the delegation from I
th . tub to tin diffcri iitp. ilt. 111 tl
state. j
I’AKIN CROSS Jl Hll EE
IYI U'ET IN eKTCUI
t ( Twin CI»F BsulttlyO j
T'., vrho , u t,» th, r.,i ,1 ,f
j th* opening M,,| ctniiplvt ion of lb* Win* j
*t<vr ta.trm-1? :■ I, Point ydndaay i n
i in' Iks* m ,*>r ft, at Vnu-’i Ct*»\
•
ping pte*j»r« weekly at »t>«„ *if thr !,> 1
t h <-« ,
E#»rt "** h*ir.g tiiM.tr hr li,« j ,ii*
, tpil> up ritto t. ha*, on,, uth*
, of *:■ 1 nwt on the pr.rrrjm whuh
or PS >■ I,* lot such a/f>.,Hur# and
'' f '
[ Huv. *i,- : •; f \ ■ 11 • ..j? ti- *■
It • v:ir(on '‘pTimittfc* for th« cvh
• t*f» Muiuld) Itck'taH 1o ktifk wul
|»ldd* tur th# »»il *lor^TA**
1 Wull th>. MU YOLitlliUc-s if I put
1 forth ulwtH At! %a>.
mi ■ .w-., . - I. .* .. . .
O TODAY’S EVENTS '
| Today I* th* STith nnhl*«r»*fy of
■ the deapth of Cott**, the conqueror of
[ Mexico.
Th* fourth InUraational Hay and
1 Grain Expotltlon will he opened In
* Chleaf# today.
l>*l*gratea from many Ntatea are to
'gather today in Richmond, V'o, for
■ I conference on rural toiumunify probe
Ileina. ,
Ih* apeeial »e»»inn «/ the STth Ciin
l»re«e *nda today, jo ho fnllowid <m
| Monday by th* open Inr of the regular
iind final inUon. *
With 10,000 aninr.ah entered, jh*
twenthy-tbiiM annmil J .International
: Lie* Mink Etpoiflon opening in Cfcl
*ayo today, will I* (he Imj, 1 ( xaot:-
linn cf° ite kind over.'arid in America,
Toil->y nrttl mark (he eloa* »f th*
1 ean paign pn-oeodinu the flvi, Federal
. , r. B
Djf•* H 11* b<> Ut i4* *n i;:ip Acln Mott*
da - . id v< h Jj tli. M.iu Ktnir iiov*
Wzll ni4tM i 4« fff#t OfH t »|
j pitHhe rif.uiie *! -,inc«* into
IN r)Jfc?,UAV H st)\s *
'' *l' ,' I ■l..
• ii,. |.|,.a*r.| his in that hue. "dol.
•lie- ’ poet” BppnrcnUy i ,*n the tmil
1 • 1 • ■ .11 1. . 1 ,
nr. i*. Mr. Kipling'* literaiy < .-n,, r •*.
hi v ~v, • Cl 1 , 1 r tin ",■ i.p V,,,,
' 1 1 > Iri ~ v , J \ j
travel in chin*. Japan. A merles nnd
Aii’raia, iin, • inhodvd tha hahlu und
ni'.romi of the', -euritri* . n. hi. Writ
ini and gavi to Uie si, rid n Wealth.
vx# * ■ ; ■ •
11* 0..." 1 api.iirx Cnuragi uu*. "•'boliln re
Three." nnd i.tht-r WeJMupiun w tl.
Though Ik- nos wi,Kj ut luflciiunv'
inurvalg, tiia .le* are »md to lie ten!
tin.*, a* I*l*4l a* they wen* n few
years apo. In 1020. for In.tnuci,, Iw,,
mHI n e.-Fip* of hi wor-.i wci,. *oiu
thr I’heot th* world, ‘u nglpg to rh>
iiu:'' r an inenme of half a million do]-f
Mr. K.,iltnp :i» -quned
jjth: t th* tr-iif.i of h, uiU.t *«ik, "A
11 try us the frith' t.norda,'' will in
given to ibarity.
O" ■ the t■« f, t nil !;.■ I 1.,, in,.
A TUUVV# ANNIVLUH,VRIES
tiOii- John I!r,‘vktijjlodifi, funi-.tie'Ketl- 1
j 1 u« *-» burn in
county, 1 4. |iM(J at laitigti-n, hv
• U.t ember H. ihod
i #*ti llr lull announced the till., |
eiu»ry of th* M»emh i„
turn.
" •“*''* Au >r lit -. in which •
in I ; iii 01- ~ 1 N 1 !• (".-ited thr*
( Uin*;3ri» Austria? jr.tli r iha Km- ,
l-cf ,* Alexander arid ki incih.
Ini.' I ongr**., nt hwivadi.r detidvd |
upon th* annexation i,f th.it *otu try to I
j tho. l ulled State* to escape annexation !
I tw Mexi*«. 1
! liUß—Erattu* sUi%JbuUt in St 1
I Lout* the flrrl, rffriitgeift-Tina Writ .#
' ike Mi*aii«*ipiit, horn nt Snekilt’e Itnr ;
her, N, Y. Wed In St. I.ouia, Octoher
, 2. lew.
Ipbl Strict liuhtiug in I’uria follnw
-led the action of Loql* N’a|lolcoS in
ahollahinr the' comtltutlon of thr
French Republic.
1887 -The mother of Preaidrnt Ms-
Krnley wa» atrickcn with paraluit at
Canton.
Ifilk rreuident Wilton announc'd •>
( oi.gr> «* hi* " intention t<a> attend the
Feme C«mf,«ri me.
HAU* VEVK AGO TOIIAY
Two killed in nttempt !u free Sinn
I i 4* 1 o ,■ l, rr,.
Allied Iteparnliofl Commlaaiun warned
; Germany to pay war durs'ta All.tot, -
TODAY’S 11111 l HUMS
Rot. Dr. Ahxnndcr Mann, »(, liultn.
•who h»* Hem plertel Epi»enpal bit hup
1 Pit -ho ; ,’•>« at (. rn va, V„ no
I
I zf* v n *•'»*• Tht n» nth ua ir»rh-n '-i‘f f -
V- 1 Jr \ J|l # >r{) if, ts .
I in Diitr.iiie
U I f, bi . *. ti ( ,u:,n.., Ju . .8 yr 4t
5? .. i*nul A;m a <1 .:.i|ou »H 4 I n
I «r * M
iit I
‘ ■ ll! •
*—■’ * .*. I >” lU, V I ‘
- 4 • .- - ~ -Jw**,'- *
.A amo'tu. r work* lif Jv.pnu In, *»( 1 f
u rNrldnm feetTiigli, which it only
1* feet i*>* than (he fafmu* An.u-oui.i
•I '. I *W ' <j) ■' I '
rims mr oar
; TO AFFIRM OR DENY
» Editor of Judged Home Paper
Couldn't Find Him and Make*
Home Remarks Anywly
Ulr Sampson Democrat, published In
» Judge Grady'* home town o( Clinton,
r has a front daal to My about the state
• mont that Mr. Grady la hand of the.
• Ku Klux in tht» Siat*. Tho following
• pt?Wpr<ipH* are taken from The Demo
i ' i r:M of this week.
r
Rev. Otcar McywcoJ, of Mount Gil
> cad, this Hate, and »uppc*«dty iffHctal-
I ,iy connected a* a lecturer with Calvary
Baptist chuti’b, New ;t, i* • on |i n*j
f r the ta*. o- i l.» the •<
Sow York Tin.i . Wat Judge Henry
V Grady i j-ranci uituk.*if.iUek, or what- j j
I -'Vir the titlo lit, of th,/ KuKlux Klin!
it North Garnltna The editor if’thc )
l ■ •■ •• • ■ return*d fi «m a i
N-Hiqjk for Mr. tiriidy in order to. In
ti in «- htin ..iin-.irf matter, hut didn’t
dud him. It x to |*i* hoped -that the
rat h i.-t 100. Wk -jnr.it <«• ' 1
f'i ve of the propti< - I -..f a Judy* lie jj
lorifini. ev<n in n p i parity, t ; t
1 '"’"V • ,t,i »ls . ■
I»m jMjiv v£ TvtfjpiittiiiK ** fwridin* i '
inf to low,' otdir, w raU. If it ii i
*' ••• * n v.. - ii,i uMi t
( '1 i• » 1,11 mil .. !■. -. ' r ,
Id’ .r, -fid to do »o piotnplly.
Who, in the i ovdti .-.*
v,*i .Cj i„. wdii/n: to t, trod by.-» julg* '
Klo.i'k'ifU: Ida oryaditalioit *u.-h *
- * K ' i oil, iioiybe, KuKlux,’
wline***a testifying and KuKlux law- 1
'■■■!■ plcsiftns nfrnln-t you?
We'd wuirnr that there |a many n *
whi;** l(u<red feMlw. | trading 'n the
Ka Ktu.tv - jogulia who wouldn't* have,.
•In iyei; to t,ji.e open -top* t„ ou-t n ,
blind tine on h»* own hlint. or ti> ill t I
toAi a hlorknder who hud it Up u 1
atiil id the jiui.i* of the nightgu wm r
! ’nm \\ tuv ■ noi'ii , jiUie vi m , i ’
fur tho man who i■ i. to do under
I i iv'in v. luil l.« <!a- not do in ili
npi n. A rnul Atanrirfifl i- /toiihr * row• : '
erd nor n mak.
'I he Kukluv talk ahmit “fulMledgt d j *
1 ktatriamlia," us fttU-fledfid Amer-j
lean biidt, the only an which flic* l.j .
niuht. > lhe owl, which luta evolved J
i Ufjt, ey*> that he might xe„ to prey 1 (
upqa chliken* oh the nio.it or defen*- |
lei < bunmea whj n nikhlinir tludr inid
night meals, The raxli', the omhlem of ,
Americanism, prey* by day and take*
hi* -eftance* at repri-.al. But wo for- (
' Jfet, thru* la the whippouzwill, wlioor
try ia heconiintf tha •loann of thr e
j wkite-flydpi-d tilaht raidara.
1
I . ,
Me hud wuieaa n ievrral#t)itd»nf para-
I (trapha about KuKlyxiam before the
public arinoupriwnewt <wae tpada in the
I Greenaborn liiini that .fudfte flrady it j
I head of the K!»n in this state. We j '
hiive aot. in. view of the fact that we j '
[ have net atrn Mr. Grady, accepted the 1
j atut«ment ut fuc* value. However, >f
it ia true, we have nothin* to with
■t*aw. An upright citizenship with the
cihiraac of their conviction* can make
thi» country or any other a aafe and
decent place to live without recourse '
to nnrht shirt parnde*. The editor of '
ih<* iH murrui knowa thr ritiat-na of,
• ur.i’son c«un<y who hRV» hud »uftl ‘ :
of' tonvUt.on to t»kt» (
pt tivi- i fuj* !a* and c*rd**r, and ,
\we arc* iviaft<t.'iit Unt' them' men will
»h ! furr .Ji {hx hu’k of lh# ir:»t»*ri»t ( 1
I (vr ;t :<* n t »>n es the kitnJ)
rf'the KuKlu\ in th»* fiHjniy* arul ihe *
I'K'l ve* S||t! th- moral < i as ♦ lit*
•4b» *» do not u «t*tf th* m aafe werpt _
* .11 1 ■ : i ,i > I •• • • r - f .
t - * • ««*•» f ,
- i-
J- t-.,tor .C B. ,ff. Hatnetii
v< ui.t v. l.i.■ ',;iiy product.
•I - < 'b . -oaring u
. , , t ’ . - ' , . ■
i: »l I • * ■ -1 . :
A - ti
lei-eited , o ‘HUr *•
. tivi', . 'of I I . i i*. i • K)«x in air
, i.nrpr o nf t- 1 i.»e. .n il hope* t.. J
nee sum* I h*ng olfecUVC pll*a till l,< g
. ' ' ' 1 U ’- ' . 9
l ' i . * «< t”i. i * 1
*
th.-
i*« , .11i* arrulingi'd |
for kilUnff u man thu- itiuipm’d. M*k 1
uigf the tv .itjrtfr, e.f fCuKtiiT nin«*k
¥ ji ftflon v vi > |{«| In* t«» |u«tify BHy - |
hrvtfhk' «t*»WH i)fl v * of th** htjiuvn* |
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CONFIDENCE MAIN THING CARVING BOp
Indicntion of I’rowetM With Knife Die! reelh Guest*, Tfcen Ysa
Can Use Your Hands
* , 1
Th# Wat way to carv* a roaat chicken
thare ia company at dinner ia toi
take it the back yard and put
your foot on it and uae'u cold cbiael.
But, Inaamuch aa tbia mchod is consider- j
ed rather hltarre, Ut ua consider the
next moat popular method i».
earning with a knife In the dining room.
In full view of the audience) and for
mulate two or three rule* of conduct.
Rule 1 When everybody ia. seated and
the entire confpany ha* turned toward
you to watch you make a (bnl of your
■etf, riat suddenly fr*m your • hair saitr
sharpening steel in pr# hand tad your
carving kHif*~~4n (Ha other und com-!
liKHrc to strike violently agalgat each
other as if you were fighting a duel*
with yourm-lf. Keep carrying on IH*e
this for about ftV« .minutes, or until
you cut your thumb off, or yur wife
faints with fear.. Then atop and do
whatever *eema right to do next.
Acquiring Confidence
The reason for this la psychological. .
I. is a tnctic informing of the company I
u.a; "they run have fon/dc-nce in yea, I
ihr.t you know u thing «c two about ]
laeving, that they need pot fear you
wiil do somcthliif* to «ho«< the chklscn j.
uff the platte? into one of their laps
I f .• (ho uviM. i* over. If you can
,/» . .uv . u.iifci . into this frume of
i,und, you Will,,find that something of*
» —T, •• ' ?
t 1 Si ' I ■}.<■ r.•• tier iruiiK nicdi
cliie. ligt dou.tii * • 'iv.' Oi.i' thit.g
• 4 .. riain, iw pc.upii< will not tie per
petually huil-Aoaed by the irrespon
alhle hunches of masked mi n.
IllflCh INtM'KTKY OVKK
KTATK I.H NOW BtMIMING
(Front Tie Statesville h'entlnel)
There I* u trenu-ndou* dehmnd ut the ,
percent tune for building briek
Ihmuyiout the I’iedtsoAt section anil
hoc le-in during all nf thU year and
• -*j.,-* icili y tbi-s, full.’’ Stated Mr. li. O.
Steele, ottice maluager of the J. C. Steele
.1 Sons, when interviewed hy a Sen
t.t-.-l • ! Kite • I . tin prill-ml
coniieg year. *.
'1! !• rii ■ matkit h i iu. ii uiisuuliy
•live all over North t'nrolinit. hut
particularly, in the regnm nf the I’jed
mont boll." rontinunl Mr. Steele.
“We have been selling large number*
nf l.nek making ntacliinCry and it has
been necessary for u» to add « num
ber of new men to our Working force
and to add considerable new machinery.
The price of brick has been high and
will continue so until coal can be ob
tained‘St a lower figure than fo* wlixi
it can now be purchased. We arc yn
joyipg a more pdasperous period now
than at any time during the late wsr
or before the war. The demand for
brick machines at the present time ia
especially active from the whole United
.States, but more so from the middle
west than any other portion of the
Country at present.”
FARMING IS All. RIGHT
WHEN IT IS RICHT
(From The Hickory Record).-
•You iii town,” said Walter
Hawn, at he propped his feet in front
of a gaad fire at hia home six miles
suuth of Hickory Saturday night
"no doubt have more money lhab we
fell os * in iho .eiiuntry, but I doubt
if you get more* pleasure out of life.”
Mr. Hawn has some large hogs fat
tening. a stable full of cows, n grnn
arv filled jsuh corn, two automobiles,
a good form uud a happy home. He tx-)
peels to be coming to Hickory and
joshing bis friend* for many, many
year*, and uys he does not Intend to
iu h Ids life *way. That’* what w* |
tifti pi t per philosophy.
SMOKED OUT THE VERDICT
'ii -w—— , ' ii. A
Male Member* us Jury Forced the
tone Woman to Agree.
N. rri<-i, I'a. I 11 When one
v ' .u.n held oat •» favor of a boy
who sue.l a motorist for damage* the
‘ll m, n -in the jury reverted to imnke.
ties’!lt>• the sign In the jury room
t , tb< etotri • A- a r cult the woman
eus u.k'si J out,' i to speak, und
ugrenf on a v»iUivi in favor of the de
fendant.
j lit <a e ’v*y in whi h Harry
Lo, Whof, of Hynioath ti.wn-hlp, who
dunned lit-.i ci dauiagik from J. Howard
, Moore, of LaUsdale, (of being .knocked
I down as.he was walking along the Ger
tnanti'W-n pike m.pc ITymoutb Meeting
Movie Citntcruird the young man juav|MnJ
if u moving trvdley ur in front of his
j automobile.
I the same confidence will tpaak IM«
II your own mnd.
Rule g. Got off a lake. Got all say
kind of a joke. Even a pun. Tos, ten
! a conundrum. Or. bettor than nothiat.
a charade. m
Why? Psychology again. Ton aoajt
it sometiem* potible to got a 00? Os
guests in such a fronxy of confidaaco it
your ability to rarve a chlrtkn without
hitting thorn with it that they will ac
tually start up a conversation aWPtf
; themseiveq unity turn away from yon,
and leave you in attack hen 41 by
ynumolf.
And then what? Why, then, when yon
are pretty turn they nre not looking yop
| ran lay down your knife and fork and
use your bare hands. Anybody that
• on't carve a chicken with hln bare
hands has no right in a dining room.
I’Ut'cg Licking Not Good Farm
Rule S. After tho chickno in carved,
deal it out in such a manner that tborv
will be something left over for tho
l kitty, so that you ran ask a gaegt to
I have a second helping without having
; to give him the platter to lick. Os all
:he rules, this on* is the moot iapon
‘ tar f! For Biere ia nothing that will
more surely destroy th edolieate aplomb
of a serial situation than to giro a
guest the plattsr to lick, if you do not
i believe this, try it and aw,
GUILFORD'S NEXT rEJW
PROM M
Throw Goldsboro Boys Figure
In Quaker College Sport
This Year and Next
GIHLFtW Dec. 1.-—(By the • Asso
ciated Press) —Trinity, Wake Forest,
Lynchburg, Lenoir, lfaverford ,Elon
and Wofford will bo on Guilford Col
lege’s football schedule next roar, ac
cording to an announcement today by
Coach R. 8. Doak. The Quakers will
face their opponenta -wtttl twelve mom
Iters of the 1022 squad and a number
of new men ready to take up the light.
With the close of the foot hail a*a
um Thanksgiving, Coach Doak turned
hfx attention to the basket ball qnintat
which ia expected to mak« a strong
showing this winted*wlth throe letter
men— J. W, Frasior, Liberty N. C., J.
G. Frasier, captain, and Tkad Mackle,
both of Guilford, returning.
In tj;* new material! from which
the varsity will be selected are W. C.
Connor, Rich Square, Q. Payne, Win
aton-Salem! Henry Toe, Goldsboro, all
ranked aa stars of the game.
The schedule include* game* with
the following inatitutioni to bo played
here: Lenoir, pwirth Carolina /State.
Wake Forrat, Dividson .t'niversUy of
9outb Carolina, Lynchburg.
University of Richmond, Randolph Ma
con, Tacola, Hampden Sldnty nod
Farmville Athletic Club. Gamsi sway
from the home court will bo playvd
with Elon, Wit* Forest, North Caro
lina State, Lenoir, Legion
at Statesville and Davidson.
The games scheduled for the football
season will take Guilford to Durham to
meet Trinity, Wnke Forest at Wak*
Forest. Hoverford at Havorford, Pa,
Klon at Greensboro, Wofford, undecid
ed. Thr Lynchburg and Lenoir games
will be played boro.
Alt North Carolina material mad*
j up the football squad this year.”* Tho
twelve latter men arc A. Pringle, Quil*
ford; C. D. Smith, Greensboro; N. R.
Nicholson, Saxaphaw;o H. 0 B. Shore,
hut Bead; i. Harrell. Goldsboro; T.
.E. Mcßane, Saxaphaw; Elton Warrick,
Goldoboro; K. G. Lanster J*'a riser; 4.
W. Fratler, Liberty; F. Thomas, Rail
ford; R. C. Purvis, High Falla; P.
Knight. Storkdale.
Among the new men who will bo out
for the squad next fall are J. Ragsdale,
Madison; Neeav, Swepsonvillc; G.
I Shore, Petersburg, Va„ L. Richardses,
Henaja, F. Casey, Goldsboro; T. Eag
lish. Trinity; F. Lain. Ht. Verson
Springs; A. Cox, Ashboro, and Crisp,
> Falkland.
I ...
I A repeater watch has been completed
by a Swiss firm, theplatinum rla* of
I which measures only half an Inch |h
diameter. It it claimed to be th* omall
i eat watch in the world that strikes th#
hnur*. .