THE DUNN j
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; VOL W Dana, N. C, Oct* 10, ltI7
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THIRTY-FOUR MORE
HARNETT MEN ARE
CALLED TO COLORS
Sertntydbm An Examp tad
For Various
An Even Dmn Fail to Sko- Up
Far Euaiutioai
By Board
Thirty-four mori llsmott men
have been called Into national army
service from the 800 examined to
date. 73 othere hare bean exempted
and an even dosen are shown on the
records as having failed to report.
Those accepted are:
826—228 Boas Bailey. Duke, rl.
846—1736 Gao. A- Strickland, Duka
763— 1867 Monroe F. Norris, Lilli ng
tea.
764— £46 Oyda Barnes, BunnleveL
768—488 Leslie Elliott, Manchester.
757—*0*7 French Williams. Duka, rl
708—1879 Andrew Hill Williams, LU
Nagton*
771—1576 David K. Stewart, Buie’s
Creak.
77*—1463 William Pagram, Puquay
8 pci ns*
774—447 John Dixon, Duka.
776—1947 Lovett James Wood,
Dunn, rd.
779—1819 Garry D. McKay, Over
hills.
Z95—1646 Angus A. Cameron,
Jonesboro.
787—393 John Archie Ray, Buan
lavaL
700— 1068 Gabriel Matthews, Kip
ling.
701— 344 Henry David , Crowder,
Duke.
702— *072 Junius C. Allen, Bunn
leveL
704—814 Mack Jernigan, Dunn.
706—1*18 Dan Mack Morrison.
Broadway, r*.
711—87* Frank Cromartis, Dunn.
716—964 Joseph W. Lassiter, Wil
71C-^S6?Crie Atlas Jackson, Kipling
718—707 Kelly Cameron, Pineview.
723—1901 Geo. W. Wilkins, Chaly
beate Springs.
71*—778 Crovsr C. Harrington,
Broadway, rl.
738—1880 Harvey Mack O'Quinn,
um—
754—1899 John Arnold McLeod,
Jon *1 boro. rt.
795—1807 Thom. B. W«nr. Costa.
7M—681 CkarlM A. Ouy. Ang«r.
746—744 Bol G. 'Haney, Bock
HiTI S. C.
748—662 Hick P. Gardner, Angir.
The Fellowmc Hm Beea Ena»ta4
676—1682 Herman Smith, Dunn, r6.
687—100 Tom Cameron, OverhUb.
606—1088 Stewart Morgan, Lilttng
ton.
750—1876 Geo. Vann, Coata.
761—1740 Vm. P. Bemoan, Duke.
768—820 Haade M. Johnion. Dunn
?68—1011 Hanale C. Mann. Klpkir*.
60—600 Howland L Gardner, Dunn.
760—444 Jam** Henry Davit, Mam
in
761—1106 Matthew McLean, Lining
ton.
762—636 Charlie W. GUehriit, Spout
76»J!?7«<?*Wm. Henry Series. Bonn
leveL
764—1877 Needham Vann, UlUng
ton, rl.
788—786 Nathan Lee Hawley, Duke.
766—1863 Thoe. 1C Upchurch. Lining
ton, rl.
767—634 Henry O. Graham. Olivia.
760—1504 Archie B. Parker. Camer
on, rS.
770—826 Thoe. Chance, BonnleveL
777—78 Jay Brody, Dunn.
778—1897 Elbert C. Water, Puquay
Spring*.
780_1602 Nathan Sea berry, Dona.
747_070 Wm- P. Lett, Jonesboro.
744_1037 Sampson H. William*,
Pa>4»
741—1227 John W. McCormink,
Duka. _ , . ,
741—481 Teen Ewell, OnoataL
786—588 Charles Bom Gregory, Lit
780—780 (Athol Praneh E. Harrb,
PI ae view.
7*1—1162 Luka MeLaan, Dunn.
728—1181 Noah V. Me Lamb, Banaoa.
727— 882 Jamea Boyd Johnaon. LB
TtJSBTjohn Swann, Swann Bta
tlmi*
781—1828 Iehmiu Tart, Dunn. r5.
728— 888 Oker Lea Johnaon, UUhr
71«Joi74 WUUe H. McLeod, Coats
710— 888 Shepherd B. Cerbiaea, LU
708—tf*°B4ward Jonea Byrd, Doha.
708—441 Mark Lee DnonW, Mam
on.
898—818 David U Fry, Duke.
8fT-j4*7 Jeha F. Bethane, Bunn
8*1—1*88 Walton McLood, UDlnC
ton
8*4—481 Mofll Hall, Dona.
717_8*80 Albert Wicker, Dana, rl
7*9—1881 Bs F. Upehareb, Bule'i
7l8_5i4«2 Darld Wat. Parker, Ul
728-^1 “"t** Oftm
7*^^^ Duke, rl
719—282 OotarH* Co^ftoa. Dafca
717- 5*1 Dalamr LOrtaa, Couta.
718— 1848 John ABtn McLeod, LU
711— ifiSToeear M McDonald. Ul
7*8—5l84*Konaan L Doan
7*7—1788 Henry Arthur Turtinctott
748-?i7*4 Jamaa U
4*8—718 David Hkk*K£,hl*
#*8—4*2 Lermaa C. Pt,?',D?»
*88—172 Vaaon Cattaa. Braadwa,
•82—1888 WlBta WUBaW*
•81—88* Jaaiaa Archie Johnaon
TBl-^r£*Robart Hmeh4oM. Dnnn.
W-IHI Wilke Norataa Norrla
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i; NATIONAL NEWS i:
i| OFAWEEK ::
; Wltat A Busy Nation ia Doing '
] | la WartiaM ’
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None of the northern drafted ne
ffrwee will be trained in eoothere
•taUa. according to aa aaaouaeemsat
mads at tha war department. Negro,
ee from the north were assigned to
the following camps: Teptsnk.
Wnghutown, Annapolis Junction,
rhllhcotha, Rockford. Dae Moines,
and Fort Riley Tbs nearest camp to
w bo a thorn lUtM It that At A nni
polls Junction. Md., jnet oa the out
skirts of Washington.
Vies Admiral time has cabled the
Navy department that aa American
patrol v esasl, oa duty at night ia the
war tons, had Arad oa aa Italian sab
marine which failed te answer re
cognition oignalo. ktiling oae oAUer
and one enlisted man.
President Wilson has signed com
missions aa generals for Major Gener
al Tasker H. Bliss, army chief of staff,
and Major General Jobs J. Pershing,
commanding tha Aaeecicaa troops ta
Prance. Though both oflaese have
equal rank. General Bhas takes pre
cedence by virtue of his position as
the directing head of tha entire army
organisation.
Aa axlanstve muvemaat to lead and
express public opinion on the war has
been Inaugurated by formation of the
League for National Unity, represent
ing church, peRtieaJ, labor, agricul
tural organisations, to which Presi
dent Wilson gave his endorsement
In an address emphasising the need
for team play by tbs forces of Am
erican thought and opinion.
Oklahoma Oty, Okie., Oct. t.—
Half a »iWoe baahels af wheat will
bo fed to Uvastoek ia Oklahoma this
fall, It k Indicated by reports re
ceived today by tha State Council of
Defense, from twenty-three western
counties. la moat of tha counties aa
Increased acreage of wheat pleated is
indicated, but no hope k hold out
that planting will be farther stimu
lated by aa increase af a few cents
j^bushel possible .under aaw marfcst
the Ecuadorean Foreign SSlatar^Bm
-- --- equivalent
to a raptor* of ralatieaa with Oer
mmay.
Lieut. Randall M. Mattson, of
Rochester, N. Y., member of the mili
tary police, waa shot and painfully
wounded Monday night by William
leads, who waa (impacted of teLling
liqoor to soldiers, and Tends waa is
torn shot Rve times by Lieutenant
Mattson. Mat toon *W recover, hut
leads’ wounds an thought to be
fatal.
Greece fa nearly ready to put a:
large and effective army la tha Raid]
to co-oparate with the aUaa accord
ing to dfapatche* from the Athens
foreign oftce to the Greek Legation at
Washington. Lack of equipment fa
being remedied rapidly with tha
atHes’ aid.
Revolutionary bands of Oeaoral
Perilrio Gonsahs yesterday store re
ported headed for Mendea, a email
interior town Hi TamauUpae, closely
pursued by governmeat troops.
HANS AMD FRITZ SATURDAY
MIGHT
• memama
“Oh, you HsOaad Wooden Shoes,”
was the newspaper headUa* In a re
cent caption welcsmiag to the stage,
“Hands and Frits,” Um newest of
musical cosnediaa basad on famous
newspaper cartoons. ‘Hans and
Frits," fa a stags venloa by Frank
Kenedy of Use excruciatingly funny
R- Dirk’s cartoons, after which tha
now hilarity fa nesnod, ResitShlag
hi tha way of artistic detail fa said
to ba fsund regard leas ad scat, In
the aeiwaet Dirk’s conceit.
Leo Kd wards and WtH Cobb hare
written tbs Incidental mimli. Prank
Kenedy baa written the Ubersttoe, and
Frank Tannehfll has rehearsed tha
company, tndudlnj fafa baste. of at.
tractive ehorosteri - who sfaig aad
dance their way through the play's
three acta. The local engagement fa
announced at The Metroponlaa for
Saturday night. • » .
— i A., la mm- ■ ■
7**—1M0 Arthur Wiaror, Baoaon.
r*. _
7*4—94* Jo*I M. Lm, dm, r*.
7M—1*2* 8am Thoraaa, Dann.
7*9—*9* Wat. Hanry Matthew*, Sr.,
I flTHinka ri.
7IM1MM. MeConakk. Broad
way.
TM-^Tfia'oaotaa k
7*1—104* Mom T.
70S—Ml J. Millar
7*4—1111 lab* I '
7*4—14*0 Wllba
7*7—1*11 ArUmi
7**—17*7 Attkw
*00—1M Jaaaa K.
VAHID to Bcrorr.
Tba foBowta* did aat rayort fat
(12 1424 La* V. PaBard. Aaglar.
747—140* Aba Paablm. Dm.
7M—1*2* Moaea MaafcaB, Daaa.
771—204* Va. B. land***. Dun*.
774—172* Va. »■ Mnwi Dm
7*4—1*49 Va. Ira Nanfe Dm
799—1 Ml Va. Oram 8****. UL
79*—iJilTdablay 9. Pm Daaa,
701 —ton Janiaa & ADk, Bona
1^)1
711—*7* Trank Cromer—. Dm.
71*—904 Joaoyb W. I—tar, Wll
alictaL
74*—1*1 Marta* B. Baradaa*. Dm
Loaal Board far lm* Oaaatr
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I
CUS HILL HAS A SUCCESS
IN HANS AND FRITZ
W«a Kewwa Comic CWhIw la
Appear al Metropolis.
Saturday Night
It It known and commented upon
throughout tha entire theatrical
world, that no cartoon musical abow
toe «v«-toan n gm.ln. .ad lari lag
■ueceaa. that has not been under the
managerial banner of Mr. Gua Hill.
There U no question .boat tha ebill
*7 «t Mf. Hill to select the eort of
■aslcal (how beet suited to the taatas
of the great nt.aaat of theatregoers,
and patrona of the popular form of
amusement. Hie life's effort baa been
to amuse the-and not the
climes. Cartoon play* appealed to
hi* aai a showman because the ckll
dreo like tha funny page, to aalact
“**•*; < ha rectal'! bast known and
beet liked by the kiddlea, baa ever
*>••» bte guide. Mc-Feddan’a FUU.
Hnppy Hooligan, Mutt A Jeff. Bring
ing Up Fnthnr, hare al) been made
fa*oua by their various concaptora
All four of which wore aalactod by
Mr. Hin as containing the greater
merit of tha nomeroui funny picture
•arise, than in vogue The eucceaa
of each one of which baa baan with
out tha least precedent in theater
dom. AD four have created new sad
unapproachable box office records
throughout tha country. Therefore,
when R. Dirks, tha originator of the
katsenjammar kids desired hie brain
folks, Hans and Frits to become ac
tors It eras quite natural for him
to aaak out Goa Hill. The produc
tion coming to the Metropolitan next
Saturday will be a positive revelation
In numerous ways and mean.
Sc antes liy and otherwise 1 It if da
doed. first last and all the time,
for the promotion of hearty laughter.
Fun, pretty girls and music reign
supreme. Tha book ia by Frank
Kennedy Music by Lao Edwards and
Will Cobb. Tha entire production
under tha paiunual direction of One
Hill. Mr. Tanaahin ia director and
Win Smith stages tha numbers. Don't
fall to bring tha children to see Hands
and Frita. The Captain. Mrs. Katxcn
Jamaser, and tha Inspector and til
tha friends of tha family erin be
than ju* ee you hhre seen tha* an
tha funny page, weak after weak.
Ia this world-war Into which tha
United Btatas has bean plunged and
■Mih. before paaca comae again, will
almost certainly lay h» Heavy hand
Mt Only |
tha flint horn bat maybe tba Wcond
aad tba third, it is the mother* who
era going to me it* tba supreme uni
Ac*. Big boaineu may groan and
Httla buainaas grow faint under the
heavy war burden as they poor their
trnaauTaa into tba national hopper,
but tba mother who sends her boy to
tba battlefront to giving more to
bar coaatry than all tba gold and all
th* totvar that waa over min ad Writ
ing in th* Bmrthflrld Herald Mrs. C.
A. Jantigen, of Benson, a widow and
tha mother of two sons who win soon
be lighting “somewhere in Franca,"
calls on tha mothers of the state and
nation "to stand by their aona.”
"Never sine* th* beginning of hu
man existence,” says Mrs. Jernigan,
"Have wa bean tasted to thoroughly
as w* ara at tha present, so far aa
history records; no time when such a'
universal sac ribs* was demanded of
us as th* on* we are now making.
Tha horrors of war with its para
phernalia of man-sating machines
have drifted across the Atlantic and
chiliad with horrors th* heart of
mothers who foal not the thrills of
adventure and warfare, but watch the
vulture that hover* over th* battle
fields. Thar* to nothing batter for
ua than to do than to torn and face
tba facta, staggering aa they era, and
than brae* ouiastva* to moat unflinch
ingly whatever comes, looking over
th* question of Uf* or Death to
tha greater question of Honor or
Cowardice, Justice at Tyranny Nd
mother ia weak whan God instilled
Into bar heart th* essence of th* lov*
He bar* Hi* Son. H* also will give
aa strength to sank* th* sacrifice Ha
mad*. Thera will b* tvs* that bum
with unshod tears and hearts that
scha with lonailnss* aad grief, but
paaca will find the noblest woman
aa earth ia America* beams, for t*.
rifioa does aot lmbittar, bat refines,
a true heart.
the aother of the con.cripted bay.
Hi. love for hi* home end hie work
hee been stronger then the tore of
adventure wed warfare, end when the
hour cone, for l|la to ghr* ep th*e*
tUnat ao deer to him, them will aa
tnrnHjr be eone regret, .n dperhapo
• little wavering on hi* pert. When
thle solemn. honr ooaee, a* come
It bmL aether an* not foil her
hoy. There meet be no crying oat,
no rebellion on her pert, bat Inertly
the auet point ent the wey where
danger and heeor, duty end doth,
are blended in awtel harmony.
"Be meat go. The ebrongn of
S^ffSSUT^Fs;
no hiding plane eecnre enough to pro
rent a traitor from meeting a trai
tor*« fate. Shall ho go wiuiagly,
bn la hi. bebaf of the jertlcTof
the cone*, or ee a aalrellag coward,
who, haring disgraced hi me. If for
ever. cere, not What fate hold, him?
In th* din of the cannon** roar
■ Hfci^ rote* erll be heard. Win
I* giro aecumagcBlnt, or bitteraaa
to the meet terrible hour of Me life?
WIU K b# a Mature of bepc and
tore, or on# taut dcacr^c and rc
eefvaa n •nkUar's acorn T Mother*
yen aoit etnad by your eona"
The mother* of North Carol!**
nay net here reload their eon* to
be eoldlcn, bet now that the die he*
been en*t end war la e grim reality,
they wtn arora I* th* world that they
dMnt ram* their eon* to be (lack
WB^nMB cowards, either^
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• OUKjCIlEAT HQI^g GUARD’ •
• toj^^£r^aL^*SS *
ia to break down aaltilaad- *
• anil, and wa wom^'ftMt aaak •
• to prereat this. •
Wi an the wAMr Bel- •
• dial* of Ik* of •
Tbo Homo. Wi alJbd »»■» *
of Franco ia iwdSi rtk** *
• did conduct of tl. fir— and •
wa may wet] MgaHilWi as- •
to protect tha^eCSjL of the
• nation agalaat tjXViwolte of •
• tbo dislocation «■£* boaM •
and eebooL •
Our tahk^Ja^ tk^kU.^Wi •
«erve our’foo7ea^E^u>4>«n- •
courage and tnea^Ha* meo. •
• W. suit heap ou^bda WraL •
• wo rauat ba ord^Ka^kbia *
• and^diwnraoSlJ® ^ •
toe of which I kjlhi^kMN
rapt the work of t^KfWnnhn- •
tion, or to create me- •
chinery, hot to b^H into co- •
ordination ttowHwpi of *
women already oi^Baed. Oar •
• portion ia hard wdB>vd Meet- •
• nee.
Fxpcniira drMnS aow bad •
• tartc and extra ra^Ba ia crim- •
• al.—IVtorial K«*K •
agiucultu^Bmta.
The §rf«ae« °TdB*fr7 U+cb—
that tho whole mW^BU «arth and
•vwry thine on it coa^Baf tWmou
tnd ibetr com poimde^^V
An clement ia a thiag that
cannot contain anpt^B olaa in Ha
com position. A ea^Bntd ia the
union of two or aidHjMa.
There are .boat Blr tiiaiiiita
that enter into the ^H*tt°n of the
earth. Tbo farmarj^Vbnctly con
cerned with only ftni^Ba of the «le
ninU and their ee^Butda. Them
am nrnrtirallv dl t^Hct ItdPaaaarw
for plant growth,
ap the air, wim,
Thai fo« '
divided Into tw
tba air-derived’
sulphur, udlito,
Th» dopk
plant-rood elements la tba i
iog on constantly, •rough I
sorption into crops, and by loathing
or the draining away of plaatfood in
solution. •
Nitrogen is the half alasaaat b
abk) to be lost to’ any astant by
Mthing, and than paly whan there
are no crops growlaf on tba soil
2000 pounds of coon-fodder wd re
move fro mtfas soil SO pounds of ni
trogen, 6 pounds of sboapboric add.
and 28 poonds af pottoh.
2000 pounds of ui—on-choTor bay
win remove 41 pounda of nitrogen
8 pounda of phoepbodc 1
26 poonds of potato.
2000 pounda of torn will
27 pounds of nttl sgad 14 poi of
pboaphorle odd and 8 of
potaih.
2000 pounds of winter wheat will
raraove 47 pounds nitrogen, IT
pound* of pboaphorle meld, usd 11
pounds oi potaits
Calcium carbonate «nd nitric at id
are tbs essential alstoenta to use la
the soil to task* last forms of pot
ash a va Dab la. a
Yours truly.
o. L-miiTH,
_ Coats. N. C.
PREPARING A CAN SHOWER
The local chapter of tba U. D. C-,
la preparing a ’’can tonjsar" for the
\7omen’s Confederate Home at Pay
ctcville. All the eud»n of tbs tows
are invited toeoptrlbdta a can of
roiac kind of fruit . 01 iwdatlii,
vhirh may ba <er,t ts tbe Pardle
Ilooka Company store/ Wo are anxi
o-;e to get tb s off aa Ttoekly as poo
»i »lr, and ail are roRMgtad f- send
■n ::ulr can at tnca. 'An/ gift will
be appreciate!.
PRESIDENT i’r;D. G
Jadp* B. B. Clin# BM wmwW da
emon In the contempt can* against
connm) for tho atato J» tho Oaatoa
B. Moans caaa poithf Mt of that*
refusal to tam oror tj> «u court eer
tain paper* 1« ought Mow Tort
by Assistant Dtalrtt Attorney Dool
IbC He stated Oat •* the paper*
in tbo cm rtitald b* i> poaooaoioi
of the court, but that «Ac mathad oi
wearing them io to <Udd*d~
A Caul aeaUoat gunned neat
Parttoa Saturday. .WUltam Barth
and Edgbart Jtdnea, tdMta man, wan
hunting and whll* womta a btanah
on a log Smith, who tfuTa front of
Jackson, fan off and M> (an m db
charged, tho whole load ontortag the
back of Smith** hand, eSnatag tnataei
death. Thta la the ttformattaa a<
obtained from tbooo om* wore pro
oont at the Inqoeet jo+ordhf.
_
ryrpr Cline, aaod ld> HIM Mm
PtataL He died
CUne had been i
of Southern I
Ala maratng want to
ha had preaaeota or
on the Bible a not* addroom
wife, who la a bride af Bee aoatla
to wmeh ho breathe* ardoat loeo fw
bar, but admitted InaWHty to ear* tel
hor. Bit. Ohm omf tho mart]
Imam of bar Motor. Jin. T. L
Propot, whoa tho UagoBf ooowrrod o'
Mrs. Jab* Stewart’s, iilyn tho coapk
I **a*
RANKIN VICE-CHAIRMAN
DEFENSE COMMITTEE
BoMsfc FbjnMm Ckwaa by IMI..I
•Mho of Norik
Oraaaeboro, Octobe r 3—Dr. W. &
®**kln of RaMgh. w raUn of the
StoU Board of Heel.h, boa boos ap
pointed by tbs Medical Costtee. Copn
gJJ ®f Nation*] Dafooao, oa Vioa
tVImm of tbo North Carolina coeo
oHteo of National Defense.
Dr. i. W. Long, Chaimoa State
Dofooo. Coaunittao sari of Dr. Rnn
kte'a moaitawti •‘The War Do
Part* ant and tbo profession **-—nrft
btat* art to bo congratulated
te appointment of Dr. KomJdn
mertenco aa tbo aetive baad
bate Board of Health. Me
organisation aad detail,
m energy, wW odd mack
■Mini of tbo State Cm
of tbo BaL
ftaaMa
win term te___
North OwoUao wilTU ip Jba load."
Tbo atiggale b on Oortaany no.
toesata all that b depraved and do
rlliab. R by any possibility eke
•boold win tble war'the world would
be la tae dorll’a beads. As things
bar* developed for past three nmatho.
tbo troth la dawntag oa mankind that
the aBlaa am Sgfctlpjc, not to Mako tbo
weald mfa far democracy so mack as
to make N safe fer religion and mor
ality. It tegk g lom time te
ksspltsh'. M ft do
ipoiU women and antflataa little
children—Germany h the exponent
of hell's (scions and itself forces the
issue of Mcht or darkness open the
world. And four-ifthe of tha world
has reapondsd la faror at b*ht and
truth. So this is altar all the real
imne of the tftante conflict. Shall
the devil's minions rale the world or
•otT And Oermhy has mads that
Imps I Charity sad Children.
CLUB NOTES
Eh.
Dsslya Boryalt—AdnX Me sack.
That as art MeOitesoy Adntt Me
sack.
BmeMs Xntsrtainsrs—Admit Me,
Children admitted at half price.
SEASON TICKET
afcdesfcrrjrraa
Toon* people nador IS ywan. IlM.
Gat a i _ _ |
anra money by k.
Tbs SS.00 ticket wfU
adnMa or ana adult and a child.
Hava yon dona year Mt Vy hojlnn
a ticket for the Lftenm conns.
Boh Boy Quartet, October Sdth.
JlnrrzrL'?*!** •
A WEEK OF THE
WAR
DfapolclM* from All Front.
Botlnd Down