davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Wa'steri sIfieii SiananDeimun faIi-
tbs 1lfaanwiileliiGim Hmulueet-
fo,nasfa littp5tu.

@}ol5teti Nfieli 9fouoltbeinto, pfT
ouonen ballltltfien mirulliIisto
eou5talista 9lmerifa3Ia, pubuesjaal
gteso Yorf IsilllisIa Gda|ilisp1itua
nd laullti nlpostir aiatufIenil
Oioottpi[ieiilain Euolueettolnosta
aiitns1a Sdn toiin ianoi Ell tar
falleen tlllltetponIa tQtd 1,utto anle.
rifaIaiSta moan,pilieliidilt poIiittis-
ia liifettd, tnuttn Min pitfGlIe fuin
BON iitd tnnii foIitti bdn fen ole
nan Iana,,luontoiien fuin Grou1en
Woalaisliitto.
Sttte ,naiSteri HruatDeimo fertoi
fuinfa Sromen Maoloisliitto oil
eoustalienIo faltto eousfunnosia ia
nultanfin u|ein eiit.anpt ndlitt1.
iat, oioa niislo topauf}isia, ioLloin
taontumrf1elliiet toi adrin1n1aiiet
roolfaalit Guonlesia DrittimGt men.
Nc liian pitfdlle ionpaatrfumpaan
dartntlnaiieen fulitltaan. g,iinpd II.
IalliSIooa5Ia ruaalaisliiton piireisId
aletuttlin ioIialistien biftatui,r;ori.
tDstd tpostlstontaan pfIit1ieliIesti ia
tormoffaosti. Soileltdpupleu taas
fun tda1,tulnltflelli{et crittiiu1t pur-
bata Suomelle Gaflasto fulliufuar
ia liten iaattoilpot paaraon moan
nltoren ipaltfolil'en lpopauoen min
iillpin mualoi5liittoIciiet iDrfisti
oiettlttpat mastlt8tontooa tltota han=
feita.
Waisteri Hauog1beilnon fdIitns
HoonnilIeliiain iubtoutltmi'estn M
fDilitn lpafaiptin DbteisfnnnolliIiin
fDigrnpfiiin, iotfa itieo|tas|o nipat
'idtrlaltlnohtotiia faiftsfa ii.oi5fDfteiss
ID ntoisia, iosfin o(oIubreioen nllt=
foan ilmenelpdt 1ilfan Ell mliooois-
ia eri mai5Ia, Oh oltpon lama fuiu
monIen amerifuloiStanfin 9bteisfun-
tdoloiett tlltfiioin ia ortposteliialn
fdiitp3. Snon fGf1tnflen nlufoon
Wonporti1on 2iitto td8iafin noasFa
on tobelliluubesia d1ritnulGiien ia,
oifo(iSTnin teboffoin lrostustaia len
folttta, ettii Ie rauhallisto ia NAL
tilIista loinlnabinno(li5to tiet1 foet=
taa ioaba toriouflio niihin bhtei8-
fltnnalliIiin epafobtiin, iotfa to6elli.
iuuoesfa ptpot nDfDilen leipottonrllr=
oen alfn ia liltri.
gte taontlin1ltfielIi let, iotfo mas
tl1staipat tallaista eoistnsmieIista
ltoistl,s=latttloaointan, otpot iiis
itfe aiiasfa pbtd pooro1Iiiia ellei
moaralliiempia pbteisfllnnon ,DiboI.
liIia fuin o1ri1nm1iIet raoitdalit.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Guugrcslim ebnStaiabmune bD.uaflg=
mt raubanpaGtDflen.

SSiine periantaiua fongresIIn
eoustaiobuone bplpdflpi republifaa-
tlien eiitptIeu lotatilan lopettonnIles-
ta Safion fanslo ia 1tleinrpien To-
oanoifaisten lufien fun1oalnilest1
242 dGnelld $50 mastaan. gnl1ell
fl1n tGnta lopllllinen aGnestpS topab'
tlti tefi oelnofraatti Jlooo, 9irgi,
niasto, eiitptIe,l, ettd fltnlottaIiiin
taiffi iooanaifaiIet lait. 2dl1d eii-
tps bplidttiin 222 oi,ella III mas
taan.
Giitps n,enee npt leraatin fdfitel.
td1pdii. Breiioentin otafiutaou me-
too,pon tdmdn pd6totien ia ep6ilpt.
tdipdd OIL iaaoaanto file Min pal.
10 ad1,id, ettd ie lopulliiesti moitai-
iiin bpudfipa preiioe,ttin neoosta
buolimotta. i
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
6iilenfaiuaiain jubtaja libetettp
,uanfilaan pifenben balmefju-
miieStn.

GanIaIin hiilenfnitpoiain union
preiinentti slleranoer @o1pot ia b1=
men 8 fl,n1ppaniaun on titon1ittu
ipanfilaan Min fallafli fun BE tai-
p1tipat tooistan,aan &nnIaiin 1tuoen
teolliI1t5-pifeuoen ebesId. Miebet
fieltaptbitpdt tooistamasta tGsId oi-
feubesia len perusteella, ettd fat-
ionat fen oletunn perust1slafitDas-
taiIen. Guultuaart t1tndn pd6tofs
fen iltoisti S5otpat fieltdptpnlifenid
lal,Ilten: nWe elt1me tltnnusta t1t1
oifeuslaitostn: tho Iaitos on perus.
fettu tpol1isten oriuuttorniIefii."
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Wiilneisid uutl$id


S'ii1ellfainoiailt u11io OF polfan.
NIT entiien republifoo,1ipuollleen
preiioeAttiebooftaan Charles G..
SugbeIin pltoIustaloau As union
ipirtailiiaa, joita liittobaIIitas inpt-
tdd faloliittoutullliiesta biililafon
Dbtep6esId
Wlinneiptan @}aonuiIieliiain ia
Tn0lalsten gonportiIa1 2iittoien
preiioertit M. 6. SoipllleD ia ggi[-
lian Wtobonep o!pat Iubfoiononlollo
fe1ottaneet 1elatporen Ioinlaatiia-
flntaa hptpdtIDuadn noistell aani=
pifeu0en.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
g,tnleipatfo Nunpartii jan Iiiton iuasa
tnStaiat W,innelptn5ia,

eta be tpoitpdt iaoba maaniuilieliiGit
unboittarnaan ysinncloton tdlpatto.
man forfeat iDerot boiiottonlolla oil.
tltiIeen Nobiois-Iafoton forfeisto
nerolsta? Se n1ol0oIliIe5ti on,lis.
tuilimat bernrostlittanaon WiinneIo.
tan maanipilieliiat Qobiois-Dafotan
merojen iofia, ellei!pGt W}inneIoton
onlat iperot oliii min paLio forfeon,.
mat. Uintta mitdon ioboonn,ufai.
iitlittoban Ell ipoi6a ooottaofaon Tel.
laiiilta ibnliiltd, jotto raban eoestd
TAI aitnan iIfednlielilbpoes|a rpaSh,s-
tatpat oifead ia rebellistd aIiaa.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Hiffoutnnfp Wmerifan ,ualtoieu
Ii;ttr.

Washingtonista ilrnoitetaon, etta
laatlaan g)bbp5poltain tpaltioniros-
ton 1elostl,flen Monroe<optsta Sol-
paoorin fnngresIi lDlpafigi podt0f~
ien iosIo ebbotetom n,uooostetta-
mafji Mnierifan latinnlais s@.ualtoien
Liitto, DbbpsDollat poisIuliettl1na
Saniasio pddtofiesId eIitetadn
mpSsfiu ier Decentralization I'll
ton hd,pittominen, iofa inuobostet~
tim Dbopsnaltoin alotteesta ia jon,
Ia paofortteeri on Masbinetonisfa
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
RautatletyolaIset
ldko$$d llulail lob
tajien$a sIupaa

8uclimottn iariest0ierId io1taiien
mastustuflesta 5000 Gbicogon ra,,-
ta1ietpaiboeu1iebia ii lpetltrinfltliet=
taiia on rpbtWnpt 4offoon il tonG
yfopinolliuen" loffpliife OIL lerplu-
nDt nluuallefin Min ettd 10000
nlie3t1 ilnloitetadn4 oleipa1 lafosIa
Ell oiI5Ia 1naata. Ndntd lafot oipot
iaaneet aifoatt iul,1io bdirioitd rou-
tatieliifeuteesiG. TD0laisten idries-
toien iobtaiat, iotfa tefespdt faiffen-
ia tdnan laffoliitEeen estanileflt,
ilnfoittoipot fen pian Iopbl,port.
Wfutta toileltopi,olen otpat nGnto fa-
pinolliiet tDolaiiet berustoneet u1lia
idriestoid ia tGllaiien filpaiIenan
iarieston iohtaia ssobn grunau Gbi-
casosia ontaa alenaste ieuroatpon
la.1i,,nnon:
~Faistelu on n,nobost,i,tnt toiste-
llsfii toonboien ia, uuiien ,,nioioen
pliualIa5to. Nie rautotiemiebet
olen1me paipneet ftben, ettd e,une
faa mitain nl1lttsl fl,in IltpoufIia
iohtaiiltamme. We noooin,me til
loflio. Il
"@eliepsIiittoiep iohtaiot fuIltta-
nat atlanta oiaert pn1p1ri autonlo=
biileilla, lorpotelAn politifoitiiioin
fansla MasbingtghisIa ia tpet1en
Dpipid palffoia. Miebet eitodt tpp-
oD enad piten,,nalIe tl,ohon nenet-
te1ppn. NaGttiert iiita nliten be Db-
t1tpat uuliin unioil,itl asDot De piat=
toneet Iaooa MasHfltatoniit2 ioitofin
ielIaiila uirfailii,ita, iotfa iotfo-
pot, etti tp5ldiiet Inalpa tulofiia."
SollitnspiireiafEA an TnutDi,nt
ntpo5fIn letpottollsssllttn riioen (af-
foien iohoasto ,.tti tti .nr nlaas=.
rdnnpt toi1,itettalpofii tutfin1ltfIen
laffoaiemastd. Mepublifaani}et po=
litifoitiiiot inbttdiDdt preiioentti
Millonin iiit1, eta Ban et ole 1,ir1it-
tdnpt IitG liittoipaltion tpo1e,ipos-
too, iofa nuoe5ia asfen laobitl,sIo
rolitat;elaisia n,o1rGtoan ia ionfa
oliIi pitol,gt tdnldfin riitoiIlt1,s rot
faista. Grefloentin illnoitetoail par=
Baillaan barfitjeipnu tuohnn nelt-
tpostoon nimitettalni;i fenfiI0it1.
Canaan aifaon ilmoitetaa11, ettii
rolltateiben fonttnripolneliiot, fob
f6Gttdldt, Iignoolinlebet y. m. rata
tp1luiIet, foiffioon $4,000 lufpul=
tonlr, tuleipot n1Dosfin rDbtpr1dGn
laffoon lpaatiafieen oifoiIen1nlill
eiittdnlienid palffolpaotinsusten rot
faiiuo Mlemo on Ills toos 61lpin
tuofaipn rautatieliifel1teen olalla.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Senaatti ijbsuafINfut tpapaaeftoiien
iotiias6ariu riutnEiesl.

g|bopsmoIsairt ienoatti bDpafipi
rhine periantaina spopaebtoilen 10
tilasboriotltfIen 46 aonelld 8 mas
taon. 9ilnd't lenoattlt bnspaflpnld1
ililtnritelnon ,nlrfaat Yotofpiroston
OH ipuoOen 1922 ajolla oietettalpo
fdptdntoon iariestelntd, ioltfa nlu-
faan tnItfi 1875 puooen ifaiiet
miebet otpot nolittalpafIi feIpaa-
NOT neljon f,tl,faltoen Iotiloshario-
tl,fiecn mi11 ipuonna lite haluaspot
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Nepnblifaanit ia bemnfraatit sbtbs
nat Nunpnrti ian liittua mas-
taan Vphiuis- NafotasIc.

Tdlloinen podtos on tebtp mo-
len1pia puolueiia ebustotpasia ri
tolniteosla" ia t1ilee td,nd pbteinen
tofons pibettandfii Minet'isIo ton.
tot. Il ia t3 p. Gihdn fofoufieen
OIL pdatetts flitIna ainoostoan lei.
Iaiiia benfiloitd, iotfo wostustaiuat
Nonpdrtiiar 2iittoo. 2GsI1 fofouf.
lesIa aiotaan oiettaa pbteinen Iisto
9sonpor.iian 2iitor ahooffaita mas
taan feiaf. 80 p;6n nin,itosmoa,
leisia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Nonpartiian Qiitto Webrasfan
bpIitiifdSIn.

Nebrasfan ipaltiosia toitnitetoan
nin1itps1paaIit bubtif. 20 ,. ia nil
nteisten tietoien rni,faon II Nonpar-
tiian clifton idIentd on ebooffaina
tpaltion ienaattiin ia Is Iainlaotiia.
funnan ebustainbuoneeieen. aaiffi
clifton ehooffaat tl1letpat pDrfin111n
repliblIfoonipuo(lteen listaIle. Sitd.
patti on 2iitolla ehooffaita fongres.
fin folnesta piiristd.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
0nlntbiSIa daneStetaan 6 ientin
fot,,pannn=fgD gDt;mafInsta.

gnlutbin fotuipoununltio on pDD-
tdnDt fal1pungirpaltuustoa oIi5ta'
n1uon donestaiien ratfoistapofTt f.
laf. 81 p:dn rimitp5iuoaleisla eff
tpflen fotl1luo,ls1ll-fppti afiun fobot=
tolnilesta Z Iel,ttiil1, nllttta ipoItills=
to on Dg>paflbnpt eIitptien liind
n,uooosIo, ettd forotlts tliliIi s Ient-
tim.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13


Nenofrauttinen prelioeiliti fehoit=
ii fongres'io hlom,tttanaan raliiotiet
4afaifin Df'itpiiille onlistaiilleeu ia
repllblifaorinell forgresIi li,oplttti
ralltotIet ia tpield niioen mrfdna
NATURALIZATION robasto,1. SSa erdS
maampilielii0in lebti lanoo oleipan-
IA t1sid oiiosia ialr1oa n1ielt1 fuin
miiuon oppinut, iolta fDipttiin mifG
erotrs of iliurenlnau ia pienenln11n
profeetar Ddlilld. Tuo oppinl,t mas
taIi: o&oufona olfoon n1inllsta, eta
tetifin nlitddn eroitusta 11ioen pD-
bien r1iestcn m1IilIG."
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Gernnat 81 iata pannaa.

Gbicagon rautatierliesteu lafon
lo11otaon aibeuttaneen len, eta peru-
Main birta Gbicagosia OF mime
fesfiipiiffona 81 iatn pal,noa raltta-
tietpaltnuslo, forfein billta n1itd Pc
runoiIla on fosfaan ennen oIInt
gbic1goSia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Ga 1plletten lista ,upittanut isis.
cpnIiuisIa.

Dbtend ,i,,tena tooistlfieno on1eri.
folaisten Ginestdiien ilturesta be-
rdan1ilestd on lefin, ettd @iscpuli=
nin nintitDsnooleisla mime piifon
olusIa ebistpsntie[ist6 ienoottorio
&a Spllettea ia hGnen objalrnaou|o
fannottalpat eonstalat tl,linot mali.
tltifli lnailliti,sto paltiostu republic
footipuolueen fanIalliSfontpe1ltlioo=
Min Iuurello ellel1l1listolld.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
eeSo1n IDn titumitiec 9iem Curtin
itiinitDsiuaalim.

= 9ubuesIaa,t sseip Dorfisfa ,sii,uta-
ma pditud litte 1anoi lenaottori
Sobuion Seem Oorfi:1 ,li1nitpsmaoIi-
ipsteen1iu olemon gcit1oastoan 1pa-
Ieufatiien feiron, ionfo foittta pro.
ll,eponot ballitIeuat aleman."
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
0emenecan fesfebttdnDt matfanIa.

9uontnnneen termepben tdboen
on Hansfan erttiien p161tlinisterin
Wetnencealln tGptpnpt fesfeDtt6d al,
iotin pitelnn1dn matflstafie1tIa ia
palna ban ggpptistd tafaiiin Morls-
faan n1ind piinini.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Yermnamaan binta 1925 cefferi.

Raiffi en,lltpfiet maiber bin1ois=
Ia Hobiois= =Oafotasia otuot 10rietpt
fun 9ooplesla n1uutarra paitud Iit-
te tnpDtiin foriaolnotontn nlaoto .pe=
rnna=alueelIa" 1926 birlnalIa eefferi.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-04-13
Wonpartilan 2iittpa 1uainptaan
MDntanasln.

Suite Bulletin fertoo TT. b.:
oWmericon 2egio1lin iGienet toi,
1rien bbbesio Montano Development
asiociationin poifoIlisten idIentca
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22

chief concern. Therefore, it is one of the preeminent duties of the banks to encourage a return as fast as possible to reciprocal foreign trade in equilibrium financed by liquid credits.
 "The most desirable foreign trade is that with countries which give most promise of being able to re- establish their own productivity and to regain at the earliest moment the ability to liquidate their debts here with goods. It is also but the part of wisdom to favor, in our trade with those countries. such products of ours as will serve most rapidly to help them return to a con- dition of economic stability. These are all practical considerations for business men as well as bankeS.'
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
BANKER DECLARES CONSERVING
 CREDITS BEST THING POSSIBLE
 PRESENT FINANCIAL CONDITION

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-A business panic in this country would be chargeable to gross inefficiency and dereliction of duty on the part of business men and bankers, under the improved banking system now in force. declared James s. Alexander Commerce of New York. in address ing the eleventh annual convention of the American Manufacturers Ex- port Association. Answering the charge that bankers fail to cooper ate with business in times of finan- cial stress, he said that the action of the banks in conserving credit was the best Cooperation they could extend under recent financial condi- tions.
 The cOuntry's credit structure was never peter built than it is today, he said, and in view of the elasticity given business conditions by the fed eral reserve system, the country need never see another panic. Prin- ciples governing the domestic situa- tion, particularly the duty of banks to readjust the credit situation when necessary, apply with especial force to the export trade, he said. He also expressed the belief that American manufacturers should market raw rather than finished products to Flu rope if sound basis is to be laid for equalizing the existing adverse trade balances.
 The peak of credit expansion must soon pass he said, but this does not mean that there are not ahead
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22
CANNOT NAME
 : DESTINATION
 < IMMIGRANTS

NEW YORK, Oct p Cby Associat- ed Press )-Requests from all parts of the United States that the great westward tide of immigrants be di- to rural districts to populate aban- doned farms have led Commissioner of Immigration Wallis to reply that immigration authorities lack this power. Immigrants. he said, plan their destination before leaving their home countries.
 . Delegations from different states have called at Ellis Island to urge that steps be taken to prevent immi- grants from going to certain cities.
 Representative of the Chamber of Commerce of Detroit, which new censuA figures advanced from the ninth to the fourth largest city in the country, asked that immigrants ent labor conditions in Detroit are not such as to warrant an influx of foreign labor. they declared, as many Maltest, barred from enter ing Canada by a recent order. have located in Detroit.
 A Louisiana delegation visited the immigrant station in an endeavor to induce immigrants to go to unoc- cupied farms in that state.
 Commissioner Wallis has con- ferred With railroad agents with a view of speeding the westward de- parture of immigrants to alleviate crowded conditions at the island.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22

Ask for quality bread, the City Bakery's famous Cream Loaf.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22

Shower and tub baths at the Club Barber Shop. Open day and night 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22

Don't argue. The Club Billiard Hall arries fresh tobacco. 27-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-22

Kodak finishing. Scarborough.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
CLUBS AT LEDBETTER'S.

The banks of Ledbetter's
pond are proving so popular
that already four club houses
have been built thereon the
Mcdonald property. The first
was the "Kill Rare" cottage
then half a mile or so up the
pond L. G. Fox built a cottage,
followed this summer by erec-
ton of a small cottage by Cor
bett Hinson. A cottage 18x4C
feet, with an 8-foot porch, was
a few weeks ago completed
within a hundred yards of the
xiii Kare" cottage, for w. H.
Sanders, attorney of Hamlet.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02

Gov. Cox has clearly shown
that he had strong evidence for
his charge that the Republicans
were raising a sum IN the neigh
borhood of fifteen million dol
lars as a campaign fund The
Republican National Treasurer
divided the country into dis
tircts much after the manner of
the war drives. Rivalry was
created between the various COL
lection districts, each striving
to beat the others in "going
over the top" The Republicans
have an abundance of Doodle,
but that will not keep Cox from
being elected.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
ANNOUNCEMENT:

! I have purchased an outfit to
cut, edge, and drill lenses and
will after the first of October be
able to examine eyes and fit
glasses and deliver them in an
hour or two and there will not
be this long waiting.
I am now located in the office
under the telephone central next
door to the Manufacturers
Building.
\ I will be out of town till about
the 18th. After the 18th, / will
be found in my place as near all
the time as possible. / will be
in position to do you as good
service as you can get anywhere;
please come and investigate.
Yours for the best service,
H. B, HUMPHREY,
Optometrist.
Rockingham, N. G.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02

THE tlimitsl.of Raleigh were
extended by thei recent Legisla.
ture. Raleigh consisted of four
square miles of territory en-
braced in a square with the State
capital in the center. The extern
sion takes in two and a half
square miles of additional terri.
tory Cameron Park, State Col
lege, Fair Grounds, -Oberlin and
part of Bloomsbury Park, as well
as Pullen Park. The extension
should increase: Raleigh's official
population by several thousand.
If Rockingham were extended
to take in the various mill vii
lagos surrounding thel town, it's
population would run upwards
to $4,000, instead of the approx
mate $500 that the new census
will likely give us.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
THE Mayor of Cork, ireland

THE Mayor of Cork, Ireland,
was few weeks ago convicted
in Court of plotting wholesale
murder, ands.was sent to Jail for
two years. But the Mayor de;
cided he would be a martyr"
for his Sim Fien cause and so
has about starved himself to
death. His death probably has
occurred before the dispatch
is printed. He has refused to
eat or drink. He is deliberately
committing. suicide. And not
through stress of circumstances,
but simply for vainglorious thea
tricalism.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
T. T. COLE LEAVING.

Their friends in the city will
regret the departure of Mr.. T. T.
Cole and family, who are leav-
ing this week to take up their
residence in Charlotte, where he
rented the Mayor McNinch
dwelling.
Mr.. Cole came to Rockingham
nearly a year ago, and during his
business life here turned many
important real estate deals.
That he will be equally as sue
cessful in Charlotte in the real
estate business his friends are
quite sure.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
Printer Dead.

Mr.. A. T. Yoder, formerly limo.
type operator for the old Rocking
ham Post, died in Hickory last
Monday night. He was riding on
a truck when a bad jolt caused
him to fall off, sustaining inter
nal injuries from which he died
four hours later. He was So years
old and was employed on the
Hickory Record. He is survived
by his mother.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02

In the Democratic run-of pr.
mary in Texas last Saturday,
Pat M. Neff defeated ex-senator
Joseph w. Bailey for Governor
by d majority Of approximately
100000. Bailey was violently op-
posed to- President Wilson'S
policies; he was opposed to
woman's suffrage, and he was
backed by the wet element,
And as a result the people d
Texas showed him under. The
women yoted-in heprimary, and
no doubt they gladly swatted him
hip and thigh.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02

The David w. Griffith produc-
ton. way Down East" will be
presented Friday night in New
York, the orchestra seats for the
opening night selling for $40
each. The picture is in IL reels;
seats after the opening night will
be So each. Well wait several
months until it comes to Rock
ingham at a cheaper price.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
WOMAN NOMINATED.

The Democrats of Davidson
county have nominated a wom-
an for Register of Deeds. They
seem to be accepting woman suf-
frage in that county as a fact.
Also, last Friday Gov. Beckett
appointed four women as Notar-
les Public. Before the year is
out there1l be scores of them.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
Carl Duncan Dead.

E. c. Duncan, banker and one
Of the leading republicans of the
State, died at his home at Beau
fort Sunday morning Of cancer.
He was IS years old, and for
many years was prominent in
State and National politics. For
three years he was one of the re.
ceivers for the Seaboard Ry. In
his death the State as a whole
has lost a constructive citizen.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02

The Post Dispatch desires to
publish each week the order Of
service and subject of sermon,
and any other data desired, for
the following Sunday for every
church in the county. The va
rious pastors are asked to send
this information to the paper not
later than Wednesday of each
week.
The services for next Sunday,
Sept. 5th, are as follows:
Baptist Church Rev. Bruce
Benton. Sunday school usual
hour. Morning service IL; sub
ject of sermon, "The Manner of
our Lords Second Coming" The
Lords Supper will be observed
at close of morning service.
Evening service, 7::30. Subject,
"A Choice of Masters"
Methodist Church - Sunday
school usual hour. Communion
Day. Lesson and short talk.
Ps. 3l-1 Thes. 5. Hymns 2,
312, 329. Evening service 8 p.
MI Cor. 3:13 Whose Work
Will Stand the Test?' Hymns
300, 3l7, $50. A. L. Ormond,
pastor.
Presbyterian Church Sunday
school as usual. Subject of
sermon at IL o'clock service,
"Jesus Our King" Evening
service promptly at 8, with song
service and evening study. R.
E. Mcclure, supply.
Episcopal Church = Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Morning
service at IL, conducted by B. T.
Payne, Lay Reader.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
Negroes Bound to Court.

A preliminary hearing was
held at Wadesboro today for
about a dozen negroes who were
in the near-riot at Pee Dee sta
ton on Wednesday of last week.
They are charged with melting
to riot. The evidence is strong
and tits presumed they will be
bound over to Arson court.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02

Thieves entered the basement
of the Glenwood Sanatorium at
Greensboro last Thursday night
and stole "a cases of whiskey,
valued at $4,000. Two arrests
have been made.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
A Bio Difference.

She What Is the difference be.
tween detective In a novel and de-
tective In real life?
He-The story book detective in
vents crime to fit his theories and
the detective in real life invents theo-
rles to at q crime.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
Cause for Anxiety.

How now, Geraldine?"
Il am investigating the conditionsI
that surround poor working girls"
''Their lot is often trying"
Indeed 1t is. Why, half Of them Ro|
to work without chaperons, Clarice."|
The Lamb.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02

The annual reunion of the
United Confederate Veterans will
be held in Houston, Texas, o.
tober 6th-10th. A special rate
of one cent a mile has been grant
ed by the railroads.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02

Just before the Legislature
adjourned last Thursday, q bill
providing Tor the registration
Of women this fall and exempt
ing them from poll tax for the
yexr 1920 was passed.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
Two sizes Too Large.

Bix-You lost your head completely
at the banquet last night.
Dix-That accounts for 1t, then. Il
felt sure the head I got on me thisI
morning wasn't mine.--Boston Eve
ning Transcript.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-02
Jack Dempsey Monday.

Jack Dempsey and Billy Miske
will fight for the heavyweight
championship OF Benton Harbor,
next Monday, Sept.
9th. Miske is 26 and Dempsey
is Is, and each weighs about 1876.