Lincoln Times-News from Lincolnton, North Carolina • Page 6

a day that President Wilson's peace, commission at Versailles broke' TEN MILLION BALLOTS WILL BE PROVIDED FOR VOTERS OF THE STATE Raleigh, Sept. 27. It will take The Lincoln County News LINCOLNTON, N. C. THURS.

SEPT( 30, 1920 VOTE. The white women of North Carolina will not vote and while they sleep let the negro be up and doing. "When we get OUR party in power we can demand what we wish and get anted At Gnee nearly ten million ballots to decide the it vye now ine oaiance oi power in eIection on November 2. faith with China "through contract secretly made" when they consented to the award of Shantung province to Japan. At another front porch meeting earlier in the afternoon the candidate shared the limelight with Lillian Russell, the actress, who made a speech to several scorei of luinois, inuiana, umo, lor The order has already been placed with New Jersey.

We are sure of electing a printers for the preparation of will COLORED WOMEN'S RIGHTS ASSOCIATION GIVES ADVICE TO NEGRO VOTERS Republican President One who 000, which is seven times the number give us what we want-that is jus-khat was remired in the election four tice, but if we don't elect a Republi' i Marion women, telling them why years ago. the unusual increase the number of tickets needed is accounted for by the submission of the one of the Lutheran church, werej each and all seen taking part in gambling that was carried on here Reunion day. to te time of going to' press we had no report from tl cial board of the Methodist church and the Presbyterian "Then followed 'resolutions adpoted by the churches, and presented to the mayor, reading thus: "'Resolved: That it it the sense of the members of this church, the carnivals and similar amsusements are detrimental to the moral and finan-' ciaf welfare of our citizens, as has been very clearly demonstrated during te past week and, "Resolved further, that we as a church hereby respectfully petition and request our Honorable Mayor and board of town commissioners that no more carnivals of similar amusement be permitted to exhibit in the EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD LINCOLN AND NEARBY COUNTIES TO KNOW THAT WE HAVE MOVED INTO OUR NEW STORE.EXT DOOR TO THE OLD INVERNESS HOTEL WHERE WE HAVE THE MOST UP TO DATE LINE OF BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, BOY'S WAGONS, THAT CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE. FORD! Says That Times Has Come When They Must Demand their rights and That They Will be Guaranteed By The Republican Party. Stanly News Herald.

The following letter was received their first votes should be cast for the republican ticket She said American, women must not be deceived by the alluring qualities of the league of nation but should vote against it. can Congress his hands will be tied, and we have the chance here in North Carolina to elect a Republican Senator and over half of the Congressmen. "With colored women voting we can control the eastern counties and the industrial counties of the west such as Forsyth, Guilford, Rowan, Davidson, Cabarrus, Stanly, Gaston, Mecklenburg. "All white cotton mill operatives of the State are going to vote the Republican ticket this time. While the Dem five constitutional amendments the increase in the number of male voters and the addition of all women in the state to the list of those eligible to participation in the election.

The constitutional amendments alone will require four million ballots. There will be two tickets for each set of the amendments, which will be car this week by Mrs. Mary Stinson, of Norwood, in an envelope post-marked at Greensboro, N. under date of September 20th. Mrs.

Stinson is a ILLFOUNDED INDIGNATION The Catawba County News-Enterprise is making indignant protest white ladv a daughter of Capt. D. N. ried on two tickets, with a for and Bennet, of Norwood, but her name against ballot for each of the two ocrats are divided is our time, sets. The first, second and third 'over Jake'a little bit of by-play at Claremont, when he made declaration I that if he is elected to Congress he Organize get the white Republican was evidently taken as that of a colored woman.

We are informed that there have' been spores of these re women and men to help you They tax, the limitation of poll tax and the JXftJLF.2JJJ:X WfLL KEEP reduction of the constitutional limit of town of ceived by negro woman of Stanly. The letter speaks for itself: Dear Voters: "The 19th Amendment of the Constitution of the United States gives V. rtouul taxation from 66 2-3 to 15 cents on "Have your meeting at night. When the hundred dollar valuation will be we get thousands of voters on the put on 0ne ballot. The other two registration books, the white Repuh- amendments, substituting the rule of beans of North Carolina and South one instead of two vears resi.

will be glad to do as their white Hpmw in th tt PRESIDENT WILSON CONTRIBU-BUTES TO CAMPAIGN FUND A $500 contribution to the Demo- all women the right of the ballot regardless of color, and we beg all the colored women of North Carolina to crauc national cuiiipmiii iuiiu was KeW5p ITS the pay-West RECOGNIZE Us AS THt-lK ment nf nn tnr POLITICAL EQUALS. We are beins voting will be on the other ballot. register and vote on November 2nd, 1920.: "The time for negroes has come. Now is our chance to redeem our "We have been driven long enough. "Apply to the registrar in your precinct to register.

received in New lorn aaturuay irom President Wilson, who wrote that he was offering the money as a "private in the ranks." The text of the President's note, as given out by W. W. Marsh, Democratic national treasurer, was as follows: i "May I not, as a private in the "will vote against the League of Nations." Mr. Newell knows, protests the Newton paper, 'that the House of Congress to which he aspires has no voting to do on the subject of the League of Nations but that the Senate is the only branch of Congress that has anything to do with the measure." "We had a it says, "to expect better things of a candidate for Congress." Jake was only jollying his crowd. Because he had no present opportunity to hold the Democrats responsible for five cents cotton why shouldn't he be pri-viledged to put in a promise to cast a vote, "again' the League? The best way to handle Jake is to let him go along and say what he pleases.

Charlotte Observer. NEWTON PAPER SAYS CHURCH FOLKS WERE GAMBLING Wa have Ford supplies of all kinds. Wind Shields and Glass Tops, Cushions, Springs, Side Curtains, Seat covers, Fenders RadU atari, Etc. Yon can kelp your Bank Account by buying from us. TIRES! We have several Thousand Dollars worth of Tires that we are selling at prices that will interest yon.

All sizes from 34x4 down to the smallest. FREE Absolutely FREE, A Bicycle Now la your chance to get a High-Grade "Rollfsst" Bicycle without a penny of lost. We have selected a date at random from the calendar. Any Boy or girl whose birthday is nearest the date elected will be given a Bicycle Free. Call at our store and get a blank, and fill in your birt'iday, age, etc.

Any boy or girl between the ages of 6 to 15 years, living in1 coin or nearby counties is eligible to this contest. Simply come to our store, get a blank, fill it out and return it to ua on or before the dosing date NOVEMBER, AT 10 A. M. In case of a tie the price of the Bicycle will be divided between the contestants. "The books for registration open on September 30th, and if your are rc ranks give myself thu pleasure of I i fused, just go at once to a Republican Lawyer and start proceedings in the United States Courts don't waste time with State courtsthe State backed by them now but YOU KNOW IT IS BEST FOR THEM TO KEEP UNDER COVER FOR AWHILE YET.

"Republicans have plenty of money and you can get it to organize and prosecute Democratic Registrars and Judges of elections if they refuse to register colored women and violate the 19th Amendment to the Constitution of our glorious United States. "KEEP THIS SECRET DO NT LEt IT GET INTO THE HANDS OF DEMOCRATS. "Yours for negro liberty, COLORED "WOMEN'S RIGHTS ASSOCIATION, FOR COLORED WOMEN." (The above letter has been published in the Charlotte Observer and other papers. The Observer's editorial comment on the letter drew a denial of Knowledge of the letter from Gillan Grissom, a Republican state Campaign Manager of The voter will have the opportunity to vote for or against either set of these amendments, but cannot cast a vote for or against either one of the amendments without voting for or against the others. For instance the voter could not cast a ballot for the reduction of tax limit and against the income tax amendment.

If he votes for one he votes for the other. Included in the nine million ballots wil be 700,000 each for the Republican state and national tickets one million each for the state and national Democratic tickets. The state board of elections is preparing a total of congressional ballots for the Democrats of the ten congressional districts, and 805,000 for the Republicans of these districts. Marion, Sept 21. Developing his attack on the peace treaty from another quarter, Senator Harding charged in a front porch speech to- courts are controlled by Democrats.

"Don't be afraid, there are plenty of white Republicans that will help us. "The Democrats are divided over the revaluation act and the Govern' or's fight in the primary Thousands of Democrats wil stay home next November and thousands of Gardner and contributing the enclosed to the expenses of the Democratic campaign? I feel very deeply that the very honor and destiny of the nation is involved in this campaign and that I and all citizens who love its honor and covet for it a high influence in the world should contribute to the success of the candidate who stands for the re-establishment of our position among the nations' They get em told up there in Hickory said a man from up the A. yesterday. Listen, to this from the Newton Enterprise: 'It has been reported at this office that an officer of the Reformed church, one of the Baptist church and Page Democrats will vote the Repub-! lican ticket. I "We are sure of capturing the State this time if only the colored women will do their duty-rREGISTER AND, I I I P.

M. Keever, Lincolnton, N. C. Carpenter Hcafner C. Carpenter II.

H. Heafner. LINCOLNTON, N. C. INSURANCE FIRE AND LIFE REAL ESTATE DEALERS-OFFICE REINHARDT BUILDING so a tank car full of wine is not fully explained, but the government probably knows its own business and it doesn't have to explain its actions.

In these arid times, however, the spilling of ten thousand gallons of wine is an unusual occurrence; one that is calculated to cause more or less jubilation and some dizziness. The cause of the wreck is not stated, but possibly carrying that much wine made the wheels unsteady, like the pedal extremities of 'man, when he tries to carry a lot of it, and becoming wobbly, simply stepped off the rails, and fell by the wayside. APPLICATION FOR PARDON 0 Notice is hereby given to the public that the undersigned will make appli THE SPILLING OF THE WINE Lancaster News. The wreck at Van Wych of a tank car containing upwards of ten thousand gallons of win last week, furnished, we are told, the means for more than one glorious drunk. We haven't yet the details, but we venture the assertion that the staunch old moralist, J.

M. Yoder, wishes that wine has been wrecked nearer the Catawba river and had flown into the stream to make the fish dizzy, rather than the men of his section and county. They do say the chain has been strengthened as a result of the wreck and also some heads patched up with court plaser and bandages. Just why the government was hauling around cation to the Governor of North Caro lina for a pardon or commutation of sentence on or about Oct. 15, 1920.

Case State vs. Gilbert tried at July Term Superior Court Li. County, N. C. Charge Illicit Distilling Submission entered, Judgment, eight months on Gaston County roads.

This Sept. 27th. 1920. W. REGISTER EARLY.

BOOKS OPEN. s30-2w There are many Tractors clamoring for the patronage of the fanner. The' very air is charged with the noise of claims. One would think that all the farmer had to do was to lniy a Tractor and he would enter into the Millennium. Well, consider this fact there are a great many different makes of Tractors.

Tractors have been on the American market for twenty years. In that time some three hundred thousand Tractors have sold lo the farmers in the United States. The Fordson Tractor has only been on the market two years, and in that time more than one hundred thousand Fordson Tractors have been sold to the farmers of the United States. Two and two make four. Two and two always will make If the Fordson Tractor had not delivered more good work, more satisfactory work, more economical work, than any other farm Tractor, it would not have sold in the ratio of anywhere from five and more to one.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating." The proof of the superior merits of the Fordson Tractor is in its larger sale and use. The Fordson Tractor then asks you to buy it because of what it has done for your neighbors. It asks you to buy it its merits. It asks you to buy it, Mr. Farmer, because you have use for it every day in the year.

All the uses for the Fordson Tractor have not yet been uncovered because new places where machine power can take the place of human power, where machine power can supplant horse and mule power, are being found every week, and wherever such discovery occurs, the Fordson Tractor will fill the bill more satisfactorily than any other form of power. The Fordson is simple in design, and it is very strongly made of the highest quality of iron and steel. It is the product of the greatest mechanical genius the world Iras ever known, and it is most economical in first cost and after expense. The Fordson Tractor on your farm will increase the value of every foot of ground that farm. It will put more dollars and cents into every hour you put into the farm.

why not have a Fordson right away? Take up the subject with us. Come in and get the details, I KJiv i nc. Hciuriic- i Ladies uats, -boat ouits, Middy suits and uresses We have just finished 'receiving our Full Line of Above. We did not buy these lines until late in' order that we might have the very LATEST STYLES 'on the market and we can assure you that you will not be disappointed when you look this line over and the prices will be found very reasonable indeed when you consider the quality. Come in and look them ever.

The nicest line of SWEATERS in town. Just the thing for Cool Fall evenings. They are i ready for your critical inspection, and you will be pleased bolh in quality and price. Your Feet? Are They Hurting? and all the particulars. It i'? only a matter of time until you buy a farm Tractor that is sure.

So don't put it off hen it means money to you to act promptly. Our Graduate PRACTIPEDIST will examine them and advise you free how to regain full FOOT He will be at this store MONDAY and TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4th and 5th. Bring your FOOT AND SHOE TROUBLE TO HIM. No charge. Ne obligation.

We have had, numbers of our customers who had him prescribe for their feet when he was here last year, tell us that they would not be without the corrective appliances he prescribed for them for hundreds of dollars, if they knew they could get no more. Remember the dates, OCTOBER 4th and 5th and be here early. mm 1JU IWIIPW i 1 mw a. a Sjiiis HiM i-V7-: Guy E. Cline PHONE 191 Respectfully, The Robinson-Crowell Co.

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Write to FRED M. ALLEN, Executive Secretary, GASTONIA, N. C. For a Premium List i.i.'i.i BRING YOUR LIVE STOCK AND FIELD CROPS. Excellent Premiums jFor Canning and Preserving LINCOLN COUNTY LADIES are urged to get a Premium List and make Entries.

SCHOOL CHILDREN FREE DAY i Following the usual ci'4om the school committeemen will bo sent free tickets for the school children. Gastonia, October 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,.