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I/I IT\7 171 1M [rniftli
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NEEDS
{ North Caro
MUA MAN ritAM
NO DEFENSE IN R]
linian Gives a True French
the Origin and Much <
rtr <k? 11...J ?j
xuutsiunv
CONSTRUCTION
Commiesk* Rsports
)f War Rotas Effaced
i_S &? ?? -
. DEPRESSION .% NATl
^ mja
Says Great Of the
Today la to Work Hard an<
* -?Predicts that American
< ncss Will Knierfcc Willi a Vltf
TRAL
?o Umt ait
OUR CHRIST]
ib fours
MAS WISH
OR(iAN,ZA
WB^rTTC? 4'apt. I,aim
Omfrantcd
CvrPUm inan?li*<l (
v? %.! ?: uuilUt ami
TION NECESSITY RAILRO
lilnKhouw Tell* Of Mrrclmnt
< 'onelit Ion* Which Million
the* South unci !>? - Product
'unn'rtiti Art ion !? ?
i inquHuy ACIIW.
> .
ADS ARE REBUILT '
Tom Of CM Bdaf
Ml Each B '
Ml T>o_ < <._t ?# ? i *J?.
Enfrg)' Never Before Know
NEW YORld. Dec. 16.?The
Ing slifrip In business is only tl
y ural transition of industries r
tag to a normal basis from the
V tag up of production made nee
" by the war,'^ declared Charle
k ^1
le nat-* | m
eturn- F U
speed- f
J
rT REQUIRES n
Christmas with its j
- lent good will, to at
appreciation due pat
-F
ot the occasion of
oys, cheer and preraouse
in us a sense of
tons of this paper.
a" l^e mo1
. ?fc ^jKpK> once Klorlotir
HBMa p'' ?' '^e ')pi
if People. Product
.nughinghnuse. in the The Fr
ewa ami Observer.) United Sti
I realizing that nearly ment sho
nhers of that great and France hj
i organization compos- years in
st and bravest type of The exter
Lion Wool and Cullit
_ *
.-.; vvl
ench commission fn the
ites has Just Issued s statu- '-'Z
wing the progress Sjikk
is made In the last too
her reconstruction von. *
it or recovery from ufttf-' S
OCnwun, nmn mini ui i in- uunm
rectors of the rrtthleheni Ste<
poration. In and address here
annual dinner of the Pennsj
society.
"I want to go on record here
Mr.SChwab, \"as saying n
could be nealt^ier for Americai
* nese than the very condition tJ
i ut hilvania
Mr?l
r sal,I /
othlnc W#SS <?"<
L~?
In our hearts and min
>d thoughts for you du
ir; but Christmas ha
i makes their expressit
Such_ as we have acc
t
ids are gratitude and
i ring erery day of the
llows our sentiments
m fitting and timely
omplished and such
ex-don federal
monly knowi
Klan" or "Ii
bad. or wnr
( V feel that th
U. tJgy the true stor
ITIMW K>1 Klux H
whtcn noresH
vj\exiatenre sho
le aoldler and com- allel war
i a* the "Ku Klux armistice
iviaible Empire." have bv the re
?e, than in other sec- trades, th
le time han come when chant flee
y or the oriRin of the in^ activi
[lan" and the reasons tnre. inci
itated its coining into by her en
uld he made known in piotresa i
ravages In the space of ifw* * J
anniversaries is reflected
storatlon of her textile ^
e rehailltatiofl of her mee>t;
by greet strides in mietles,
resumption of agrieuPreaRing
railroad operation,
larked revenues and by the.
of French foreign trade.
wnicn we are now gunning.
verer the storm now, the ?julcl
will be over ami the sooner w
emerge into clear weather and
our course upon the sea x>f
verity."
Commenting upon the at a t'
unemployed loborers, Mr. F
stated that ,4the great need o
1J ,?i ? i? ... ?...i, i,...>
e can no^
pros- in(g(N poi
i^hwRh
id as may be traceabU
1 have been possible wi
ver and co-operation.
ve upheld a beacon, y<
the lamp. If ours
ivc lmsie #! /?
* to our efforts would
thout your sustaining
If in any sense we
ou have supplied oil
has been a chariot,
? * ~.lAL L
UjlJr53R ;i friithr<il a
writer of thi
or of holoiuti
i?K l??s bit tr
CgK^V^p organization
lb-mi fort win
nd unbiased way. The In fore
k article Iia<l the lion- ft
n? to the Klan and do- rent year
i the ^rent work of re- balance b;
which was accomplish- The fiyui
Carolina, and partlcu- 711,1)00 fi
counties of Pitt and 000 franc
ere conditions were as 10,600.00
e. thurt in other sec- lo 1T.8G:t
Inn commerce France, dor- .' /<
rnt nine months of- the ear.
has improved her trade
y over 7.000,000,000 francs. j
-< 8 are: Exports, 1I,W7,rancs;
imports, 2^180,071.a.
an excess OPmfrotlls of
.nop francs^ compared :
.'Htu.noo francs efeeee.ifter- *??
wuriu in Ml ?wi |\ ii.iih
?ave." This, ho said. applies 1
' .
of moans as well as work inn
The man who fails lo work wai
acterizod as a "slacker" win
serves no place among lion
men."
The foreign trade of the
States depends upon the pow
'*4 l.iialffi am.. m.>n (a f K in I. "tnl ami
men. kcp
? char- .
orai bio llWcii tO (
I'nitoil u/A,) me
;r? Jgrltffl the
lo ttuj i/cci?; (fit ni(/tir
>/ it on its *jjxy.
All characters appeali
mtertain the public, m\
ed of applause or thej
>se enzagSd in Publish
c cicmrm wmt.fi fitly
ng to or endeavoring
ust be given a certain
y cannot exist. With
tnp a newstoatoer. the
only survtvin
to t|j?* Kii l\
jf the student c
*'i I ^V\\A ?ntlaws olid
f:/ Vt,_ a,,u i,n,l d<".s
state. and is now the jj)P the c
it niomhor of Hit* Kl.tn year Kj
Menu fort counties. p?>r cent,
iicvii ? i ii Umi in regard percent
lux Klaii ??y the north- scptembe
It has !>een held up to tPnt of >
if htstorv as a hand of vlously r?
cutthroats whose sole -ires disci
ir?* was to spread ter- rent, in e
cports this year fsOro- CM 'SSI
of the imports, assftast ? .6
...
r exports eqifaled M fer - i
mports. a ratio noi. fro- '..jtkM
ai tied since 1910. The Of- '? *
one un increase of lit
xports of foods tatfa and a
rT Ut?Dl?ir7DS? llirii iiunn >
nyg." Mr. Schwab ' aid in advc
j^^lho plan of trusting in (ho com
Ind prodiytive power of Hun
ending raw materials, and :
||g in payment securities repi
ft/ their producing activities.
I(in> i / the lasf two years
ftwali said, there has beet
<i iimt't 1 ?*e/?/li?.?t ion
eating
ii fauh Bra JUL
?po hy HIM
rosiMit- WO,
. Mr ? SCr
.&ssi ma
?-? u A
clause comes in the ii
-V ;
/iiyot ifi 10 citiuntu* u
rd of approval. The
ibers and advertisen
intain a publication si
o ~.r~~g '
iter est which readers
Mid in tin occasional
practical help of sub>
has enabled us to
vandard; their encour
r VsH^^a ror and <1 i^?
t S?ally during i
un8crupul?m?
trgnnlv.e society pener- 156 per
.he five years next su> products
close of the Civil War period on
rse. is untrue. The Textile
Ian" wits organized for coal ipdu
<if forcinp that most through 1
1 hand of thieves, I leading i
' carpet-hoppers from . t|on; Ml
nd scalawags, the 11 a - , ;n the ini
t - rise in maButactwNf 36$
compared with thi MM - ?9Hj
industries which, with
istry. suffered most h<hTjg*^-v"
h?* invasion of Prance, ;
l??. Ko i/uiix and TonreetfataJSi^t''
.iidcd rcirions had fnrnisMdm^r
1 ptrv than at any time since
ll\ ofTleiont produetit
th|? only RUarantPf* of emph
nn'l hlpher wages.
"Never In our life time." s;
speaker, "have the shelves ?'
world licen so bare At 11?*? m
our export trade hangs by a >
throitl U*? u po roniillv '"?
'f tho t^le
:;:r, ? *e.
*merit has furnished th
essary as an tncentin
May the spirit of Chr
full degree of its bow
enabled to get the sam
it .* - / - f
e degree of pleasure
? to our daily tasks.
istmas work for you
ntifulness. May you
e amount of pleasure
W 4 -
VNJ7M | ! tivy product
| upon the t!ii
illlliX ;if |it><
j y. ars or roi
p VV od.iH or nvo
|t!l^US| I Shortly af
r-AjJJI ! ">?' <*iv11 \va
J'Ml?MI(iT
W ! ?>f t ?!? mil.
, t<? release their print per c
routs of a helnleas and French ]
> j?I?? worn out hy four .lUli jute
nstunt warfare a stilus! francs, a
to one resents t
tor the torinination of centres,
r. what i> known as the' found th
nout to the const itut ion I operating
i?l States was roniiire I I of iimi
? ??. of the pre-war tofoEffilk
[muluction of woof^
' \!ii'.-s. eleven bfttloww
' ; ' mon^v valnat, N|>gBBB
he war damage In t)ie?(L^?
Armistice day th|? .yeaMR^
e ravaged textile influatrledKa^
i at from 68 to 84 per eent^#** -?
r ?nrmn I r>nmvtt*.
n position where the whole
owes us money and yet can no
It.
"We are pretting relieved
Impurities in our business life
process is not complete yet. II
patient will in time he curei1
when ho is cured the great ho
&m(4r(i>nn Imtiinouu m 111 oman.
<( /r ) am
world ZW/i^a
t pay der
Of fh(? *- XvCW \
' T1,? SiGr
l"' J ml Coov"'hr ""?
>sSas;
j oetiept prom tnese co
ived from making the\
dumns that we hare
71.
The Publishers
\ t ,lS :t ron,'lli
I \y the Southern
yv that those s
inent. Kver
/--vo-o?>o miliar with
14th umi'iul
nmrc
on ">t the rt'f.rrv of Kretuh s
i States into tin' Union. spoilt 45
tales ratify the atiiend- eoustrur!
vone is. f?f course. fa- In Hip
the purposes of H" mills, pi
ment The President persons
d States. realizing the 8.O00 ?>u
tinent of the southern at work
rniii'.' this amomimeiit ?ii?.v.?.i i.
:ovornment to March 16 lan$\
8.ooo.000 franca for the r e*j?!. .
ti?m of those industries. ?SBfc
I.illf ropiori 409 of the 19?
have rosumed operates
t of 14.sac cotton looin**^|pl -V
Of 146.851 person* ??.
a vlRor anil an enercv the wni
never known before."
Mr. Schwab made a plea for
my in government. demand in
name degree of efficiency in v
ment as we require in privati
neM." Immediate revision o]
' tlon was also urged iiv Mr. f
as n mnnns tr%r nrnm nt i n tr r?
,Hta"
ppono
k ?ho MONEY FOR THE SC
OVPrn OUT OF NEW DOC
p hn?ir
taxaIchwah
Kv, ry lU'K WUI ,k*
Any One Httrboring l>oe
hool
Nothing lh>n?"
* taxes to the k)lifor of t
Time:
h Tug nnil During the next t
On Wllirll hnnioru liun<li*c>
:S?Si?
? MONROE SCI
About It.
he New York WIN ?* *
on yours tho Total of ^'JOO.O
I v ma - ?
* T*^L ' T:i v. r.-d th"
I >on * 11 hoM
. a*;,.,.,. .he
? ! fjeople to r
IOOL BONDS 1 ?mt tho .or
.10 OF WOMEN
] of roncrMs
OO Authorised 1>?? | ln ttl#Mr un
admission info the l'n- boon ret
compelling them Tourroin
wishes of their beat arc oper
atify this amendment, and out
mress of the I'nited 000 are i
h w;m largely ropubli- Two y
portally those members the desti
.who were most hitter than hall
righteous denunciation npnrfncin
. ,,,ir i no ?mr, ystB84 MiHS'i
- scvcii. f!) woolen ~
atinp: practically at
of 1.0OO.000 spindle*, jMq&Bri~
pars aRo prance bad loat, jb^,
uction of coal mlaaa.'iW^B^
prosperity.
K?'P?r<i Cut Ton Drastic
NEW BEDFORD. Ma??.. D
?The textile council at a ir
tonight railed to consider art
the announcement today of a
per cent, cut in wages in th<
cotton mills vntiwl tn ???V ? .
Tat Is Unpaid l-Ublp I
A new law relative to tl
of <1or8 will beromp effef
er. 16. ary is*, aud after that d
iretlnp of *1 25 will he Imposed
ion on t\, ^ above si* months of
22 1-2 rpi'ejj>? of (his tax tho roi
f? local urer will isstue a metal ta:
,nnfn> I ?
!o Pino ?? *- ??. uHuw.m, j,
maniacs anil half-Rri
'if taxation drlvo a majority of
'tlve Jnnu- ^^nouKh men
*te a tax children to mako a o
on overy -Albany. There will
aRp Cpon miles of editorials v
itnty treas- I w'ood pulp. Co
* "n which w|" heat the air. Htl
1 * - ?.?.!
iuiwiid, n|frru : .tlotf iii
own girls who | Amount YV
the auto will |
women and j MOSROK, N. <
ity the size of ! Section here Trie
I be a few tion bo
ranting valuu- a nehool
untlens words victory lor the bt
t nobody does istr.ition of 60S
i.. ._ vote of in1' tn ?*?
an Half of This of (hp snutl
ill Ih' Niwlcd. presid?>nit's *
Ihe wouthen
[V. IH'C. 1C.- The .
the refusal n
aday upon the ques.
ratif*', 'ho ?
>nds for the ejection
. . ... nn- South
hnMdinc resulted in ,,
7 f>orr'a. Ala
>nd*. Of a total rei: . _
Ida, Texas a
and a nereasar\ . . ? ?
v.ded Into f
I rrr I hi> oar*
i. failed to favor the mines, w
-ieus ami insisted that put of 2
a states ratify. 1'pon destroyed
f the southern states to and Pas <
dotes \ rth Caroli- mines ar
Carolina. Mississippi, dneed in
hama, Louisiana. Klotv Septemhe
n?1 Arkansas were di- Alsare-Lf
Ive great militurv <ii?
Ith a pre-war amroal iHiflHV*'*
H.OiiO.nOi'i tons having
I in the department# of
le Calais. One-half Of
e now operating. TfcCT. ""* .January
85.4IT3 tpn?l? |B ' C*
r. 299.819 tona. TnelaMHKl^>.
trralne, French coal
q Ann nnn -' fl'* L"
enee with the manufhrtiirorR* a
tFon not* later than Thursday,
^ted that labor iirl?n offlci
^H[ krded the cut a" f?o drastic.
James M. Tlnsley Dead.
RICHMOND. V*.. Dec. 16O.^Tlnsley.
sired 77. pioneer I
ulllnv ff>rttliznr rnmnonlo.
win iw* BTamped a number
BBorln- words "I>og Tax." A nun
It wa? orrt rhowing to whom suoti
ala re- will bo kopt by t
officer.
Ti.? act alBo embodlea
wh.cfc provide a ponalty
Jam^a ronxirMon of any person
n or* harbor a dog upon whirl
(ft
below the '*
lerlcal rec- have forKotten thai
i t?KH were were mad" beforp ?h
hla county that they have a rl
earth. Such a air
would be a law con
a c a use car>| Cf (he aMaasini
upon r e them to the peniten
who ahall
. .h, l?i " B. MOCB
iy orciiin Iu - - ??'
I pedestrians vo,f*8 <"*"< ?
e Lizzies, un?l Rives a n??t m&jo
Kht to be on J T,on?*- While o
nple remedy i ac'ually east aga
fisratinK the | ?f lhe reRfstranti
s and sendinR i counted aj?ainat V
tiary for life. | Tne election n
[AY. M. D. i mklnly a vote of
j *??r- ihuiu?, .>17 . . . ,
trirts and ci
'avoring them. This ,
^ . placed an ar
rity of 3 5 for the
forces to enf
nly 34 votes were . . . .
. ..he rrlrbt sec
Inst the bonds, all .. . _
' after this h?
i who did not vote
poured into t
hem.
horde*, of cai
ras looked upon as ?? frlenrt, ol
confidence in the men. now tl
J ?- ?" ?*'?!
iver wirh district wan for the fii
mv officer with armod Septombe
orce aoy arbitrary rule tons,
i flt to make It was * On Am
d been done that there acre* of F
.b'.a stricken area (treat pitted an
-pet-bapeers who posed ness. Nc
\ negroes, and these have heei
bat the neiroo* nr -
_.uuu.uuu luni iwr
?t nine months of this '' < 3
r production was V
list ice day. It IS.
'rench agricultural
d scarred beyoad
w all but 2St.OSS dMKHCT
? restored aad will H
* *? ?
It died Mondav at ft:* c
near here. Hp a
treaanrer of the Virginia
!fcemleal company. He tr
k spending much time ii
Hpk Ordered Reopened
IriUiFi h n tin/, it
... ...m nc,. been p?ld or a do
"urt-v n,, fojj,r <>n which the mi
t c/.c MUPd by tfce treasurer l? f
t-Car.v nd|ar b^rlnR this tay mu
-nveled bv rtOR1 at a|| times excel
n Eur- tllP rtoj-s a re on a hunt of
the $1.25, twenty-tire cer
to the county treasnrer fi
'* tho records, issuing the
t ?.?
>g that nax j | w?tal
tax la- ??
astened. A Hvrkn Kmhargo <1
W"rn WASHINGTON, De<
?t1ng when
chase Or l,arK? for one year a
its will go portation of wheat,
?r keeping barley, rye, oats, flax, '
tagH and J ||A anrl honn la nrn,
Ufc 3. 1920. ' ?? TU???I
trict. Most of 1
HHimnZIIZr* ARalnst the size <
ti Produce. 000 being author!
c. 16.?An em- hoard had pledge
gainst the 1m- tt,Hn necessary i
wheat flour. ,hat) $100,000.
wool, hogs, cat-! voted last year ai
. - Im . Kill
i oi tne srnool dit?- mf ranch teed,
the fljcht was made vrurinr offic
?f the issue. 1200.- national *ov<
ized. hut the school well to state
d not to use more the neeroes i
Thev were o
?nd in no ease more
l?et-haaeerH
This with $50,000 |,ritnnv Jjeagi
ad already in hand i,,.n,-Ve that
-? ?" MR
bad little trouble Jn 000 acres
e? under the state and are nlrea<
?rnm?at. It mipht b harvest*
In thla connection that France Is
vere not to he blunted, sufficient
r^enited by these car- the people
and scr.l.imaes Into to import
lies." and were led to of wheat,
all the l:t:i?ln ??f l'?A,**fc
spring, OOB#
thfa rem ad*
have been so too^f'j^m^/g^K
trfually able>
hnme-Krova e^iiM^Hj^H
In 1919
^
hunk wh:on
by or
ortiwDft <
bf flt4H Bftl
^HrajHi^riff, Wbo' MUd
- '- y m ?
' * *** i
' "v handling the fonda. all of
^ wa? amount U> oOMMairqgJ^la
ik R* OUBUJl'
i that mt were kAIM todaya
BOB. ' ' '
wys*** ~ vtiw.^ -i 'r5
. ' ?y" -* > .- ? 1iAf *
*? IV pi V|
which will ... ...
^ introduced today by
J Voung, Republican, >
Had. also introduced a bill
*r police- permanent schedule o
* KUkom- upon these itena-efU
embergo.
i /
"" " Is deemed adeq
Representative, building needed.
r Import Otitic j ?Wlon?0 polut
r the one je4r ftik*lr aid the boe
J have been defeat*
nhte to erect the former maete
The women voted Into fort* acr
the entbuariamn of ???. woman
etna, and wtthont rour"*>'
. v. of land and.a
de would probaMr 3
id. ' i?hA
..ix ii inirvil
r? were to be divided provelTlBni
e tracts and that each a recant i
and child |ne*toee, of nnmbor o!
Id receive forty acre*
mule without coat. jtfajHSH
llH
rauroaaa
406m