ΤΙ
2 DUNN
VOL- IV ' DUNN, N. C,
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;<uniinuii(Aii>n - λογ.
DENIES FAL?7 ROl.iORi
No Limit to Airoijo Urntr· M»j
Plut in T«b««<« cr Csiton or
Other Crop·
lUleifth, Keb 18.- Sut· luod Ail
rini-ftmir.r Kvnry Α. Γακο ίκ lodiipv
r it -Ϊ 'i.iou' 4 '.<t h .ν - bwi clrcu
I t-J i > tdtr.·· ι',' Caio
" «:> t·! '/.I- ru^it thni '.no Food Ad
r ι·1· i.t'.'on, th2 DcfiDÎtiMM of Ajtti·
r Ulur· or e ο m * other l.'ench of th«
i'o-'frnnn-nt hart ieeucd an order I·
roiling Uii- ecrcaae that may ba ρ 1ftηt
<1 in tobifco, cotton or other cropi
por hone or muU. Thc»o rvporti
r.r# n.l (inly HlmituU'ly HWlimlli*·,
but Mr. Page itaUi Uut thnv is η!ι·
roljtety no authority in .toy exi»l
lrjt l«w« for any <* <f urtmen^of ihc
F^ltrol Govrrrittvitt ".j i. t uc· s»u ι h ait
order.
CUroa» Γ.-opr:md*
Thi. i> thr lint Intiauca thai we
lia.c had in North Carolina of what
nppcars to bo deAnttr and in/urion»
. -ipasania instif.atod by Ο Trail
. ,'i nti or pro Gerci*i>>, with the de
liberate idea of i-onfii-inj". harraarir.g
uf dircourafinr North Carolina farm
cm." dec Wed Mr. i\iye. "I ehnll ap·
prociel* any informal'».'· v.hich will
thrvw any li«rht on th.· c*i».-in of *'« h
.oporli. Ircidcntally 1 do not h«*J
alr to cxiirco my utrioet confidence
in auch a «leuruo of pnUlotiea upon
tho part of Xorth Curoiiua [urmeu
λ· will rrmjtt during the lojnmc as
eon in the l&rgeet hn-vret of crery
food crop in the hirto:" η I i>u* Etst?.
Attitude Tu./a.-J
"Thf el'it.·,!.- of *.(· '«jod A
:«tr*tio:; toward the fanner may b«
very t-imrly ttatfd. Our country and
η atarMiit; world dmicd the l'Unuit
jvound of production of nil food crop·
by rvcry jarmrr In Aoerica Thta
in créa»· »d production most com· very
largely through the i.irreatcd yield
1>rr ucro which may bo brought about
liy prupcr toil preparation and crop
of manure, forest leaee.', wood mold
and romn.Vrcial fertiliser. A iron 11er
ccreag·· in tobacco would be dtairabV*,
but beyond tti» kuik· ition the Kood
Administration U not going to urge
eny reduction.
"I do not UiinL any reduction in
the eottnn icrHp ■■ at all deelrable.
bot rather that a (Kattr production
should b« secured upon the terap
which wo normally plant. ftecauaa
of IK· and Ui.· grmt demand
tun
cotton may be riphtlf c.-it'd—H a*
.·» f'.in' 3·. ι; ι. ι. ' a! t'.lr
<V nuiui I ;r ,h« for clothing
xnil amniuaitnn.
Greater Food Production Urgent
"A greater production of corn, »oy
bean*, peas Irirh and KWeet potatoes,
sghum for tyuvp. and all hay and
feed cope Is ettremoly desirable and
urgent. No family hi North Carolina
that ha» an opportunity to cultivate
η garden should nefluct to do m.
"Any Individual in North Carolina
or America who ncglet t» or (alti to do
hi* utfnom i· crop prod ir.tlon or to
make every square foot of hi* lull and
«very hoar of hU tims count during
tho coming «caaoit η η etnekcr and !·
unworthy of citiienih·;» ir. this rtatc
and Nat»'.·. I 'Bi sur.* howi-vrv, th.n
w. have few > ι ·■ eitiaen* in N.irtli
Carolina."
L.KETAKY OF WAR BAKER
PASSES BY CHARLOTTE CAMI
S «y· Camp Cnau Will Coalhiu To
Serre The Purpwi For WVidi
It Wu E»ehl»'wd -Wk.tr
Charlotte. V«'>. "-8.—I'uuing
through Charlotte toni^l.t en hie n1
tain to Waihingtnn from η viiit U
Γ imp* Cordon, Wktclft, and Hnn
cock. Secretary Baker uld that "n<
definite chance «rill h« made probab
ly. in the atatoa of Camp Or*«v
until It haa aerred ft* announce»
purpnee—the ortrrldin* of trainfoi
erro-jnd for the Third and Fourth R«
jroli.r Amy divinlona." He tafd tha
in the meantime he probnbly woul
l"ti«ricct t'ti ramp, tn addition to ha»
in^ nn invfRtl«ntlon m.-de by mere
bcr* of l>i-· modicnl forp-, of the trrej
Tha aacretary would not indict I
what thno woohl br coveied In carry
Inn out tha "announced ptirpoae" e
the camp, further than to »ay "
may be a month ■ or so—aavan
mon the. ~ He added that "pcrhape I
the maantlrae it may be decided tKi
It il advtaablo to abandon une c
the national ifoard training campa
Death la BrltUb Fee»· b AetW* aa
From Vmo4· Eetimated at B»l
Τ Par Cea*.
Now that Λ me rl eat troop* ai
taking tbeir place· In the tranche
attention It again directed to aa e
t'matr by the Secretary of War, th
tha loaaae up to Juno I, i#iT. (
the Brtuah nrpaditlonary faicct fro
deaths In actioa and from wounds ι
mou ate 4 to bat 7 per cent of the tot
of all men sent to i^rance «inc. U
begianlng if lb· war.
The ratio of los*«e of thla chara.
ter today, bccauso of Improrod ta
tira, l< lea· thaa 7 to «vary >00 mm
ji. 'V .io »-.AKER SAYING
CAMP C...EENE REMAINS
Sttnurr'· Altitude Aa
aD|«d About Casp'· Reaeeval
•7-îhir,|*on. P. C. Feb. 14.—Λσβ·
! y 0f 'ί'Λ' r«k«r κ Iked DMt cour
<;:iiird/ of the proapcets of Clap
τη.- bein* continued indeflnltely
tn ^e|ncKCSt>liv* Godwin and Thorn,
i!!. SuUen of FayetteviHa today. In
I i'nci, arcordtmr to Meier*. Godwin
'and SntUin, the· *oer»Ury dated poai
Ulvely that Γ-nmp Green· ia not ta
|1m> obs'.dum J n* lone u there art
inn y MiUicrh-ft} bo Hnl to camp* arid
itl'Ci'ntnl the report that there ia
·:»·· m ·,.· f,-ed at the North Carolina
..-.τη ιϊιαπ Ht other placet where A*v
"I·-. a aold'em are being trained for
At'vice In France.
A Mudl··· C··* Site
Mr. Godwin took Mr. Sutton and a
ctl.Aation of Fayettevfllo bualntna
{<n->n to nee the secretary late thia
la'U-rnoor. tn ull him If It had been
l^fiikd to abandon Camp Qreena he
,-suie of mud, that they wanted Urn
1.0 consider Fayette ville aa a camp
».te. He made It plain, however, that
h- aid the Fayettevilla people kaped
that ('.amp Greene weald be contin
ued. Bat if the camp waa to be rloe«!
they told him that there la a little
rtrip of land known aa North Carolina
lying between the two favorod atatve
<<f Virginia and South Carolina, which
ran offer the beat camp facilities east
of the Miiiwppl river.
U.od Sec. Baker'. Owa Wor4
in «tatinj? thai Fayettevllle la the
li->it camp ait*· rait of the Mlaalaaippi,
Mr. Godwin was only using the phnae
oit i-d by the socretary himself when
.»r told Senator Simmona laat aum
mer that Fa> rtteville had boen selec
ted Iwcaoao it waa the beat ait· east
of the Miaaiaaippi. That was before
( 'harlotta became a factor In the flcht
j for u camp.
Mr. Baker aaid he remamben what
hut born uld about PayctteviUa and
nrumiscd to kocp that city In Bind
•hould It bo decided t oestablish an
other camp or te abandon Camp
Greene. He left no raiatske In the
minds of hi· visitors, however, that
he dora cot intend to abandon the
only camp which North Carolina now
has.
ImwIh·/. AtritaJe Changes?
Hewalary .Baker'· attHade
là not in Una with .what fee Ml
atom Stamona and Overman,
At that time the secretary «aid thai
- τ>Λ would not bo abandoned until I
Υ· riaide a personal inspection of
renditions and that be would prob
ably make that inspection within the
week. But. lfeaars. Godwin and Sat
ina eny. there can be no mistaking
what the secretary told them today
Cxnip Green is not to be abandoned.
RCJE EDWARD» MUST
SERVE PRISON TERM
I Girl's Counsel Falls tm Flad Reform
atery Where Ska Γι«||
Be Seat
FayetUville, Fob 1β—Jndgo Geo
",V. Connor announced in Superior
Csurt hero today that ha could take
no further action la regard to thi
ten year# xnlnnre which he Imposed
Ujxin Roe Kdwards on January IS
punishment for heT part in killinj
of Anirelre Mouton, owing to the la
ability of h or counael and friend· to
And a suitable reformatory 1· whiel
1 -I S L . _1 Λ
In imposing the sentence Judgi
Ccnnor had dlreetcrf that th« com
moment should not be issosd unti
i:fUr Fsbrtiery IB ia order to gtvi
the g+rl'n counsel opportunity te to
cat* a home or Institution other thai
the State's IMson «hero eke cook
bj cent.
kibm Kdwsrils k fWlt at present am
it i· probable that »he will not b<
removed to the penitentiary until hci
condition improves.
COSTS T» PERCKNT
MORE TO UVI NO*
Rui-sau r' Statu (tea Says TUt I· IU<
ol Ucr.».. Si»»« We» Begaa
Washington, »eb. 16.—Averag
nliflesale prtee» have Inereaaed 71 p«
J ecut »iaee the world war began, ·<
n ro.iVnf to a review made publie tt
J Jay by the bereau of labor statistic
Mutt of the advance· haa been withl
the last two years
Proa January to December of 1»l
thu wholesale jflric·· of fan· prodnd
ni'reaa»d I· P*T centj food 23 p<
cent. clothing I® P·* eent; himber 1
pe<- cent] drus» W P*r cent; boom
furnishing good· 87 t*T Cent. Alao
k| the only relief accorded the hooeefco
— Vf·
It er was tea per cent itsiTMii h/fB
f »nd lighting. Metal and metal pri
η duets deeraaeid ft»· per cent
t- Retail price· have fluctuated at
J relatively lower lev·' than whole··:
price·. Dressed poultry and gram
lated sugar only M important foo
'' I Stuffs show aa large · per cent of |
>· err mm* In the retail than In the whol
«·»· prie»*.
EXCITING MOMENTS
IK NO MAN'S LAND
Américains !tui PtttW FLr»< Wire En
luilaiHili WW Can»··
Turned m tU "iuica.'*
With the American Array in France
Feb. 17, (By Tho A asociale d Γττβ.—
An American patrol having pamed
the first Una of Gorman entan{la
ment* and approached the second
lint but night, waa suddenly cat off
by a currant of eWctriety along the
firot wire line.
LnataaJ of attempting an immedi
ate return to their trunchee, which
would have meant certain death from
electrorut.on or machine (run flro. the
Americana clung cloae to the earth
and later, when the electricity waa
cot off, returned In oafety tu their
poaKions.
Waa biillmi Ε aperies ce
It «a* a thrilling experience for the
patrol A certain number of men eet
out from the American poahion ία
the hope of encountering a number
of the enomy at a point in the Ger
man trenetoea. They succeeded in
getting through tho ftnrt line ar*J had
crawled on until the eecond line was
reached. When they were juat about
to atari under tha aecond line wire
there «ai a bluish glare and turning
around they saw long, livid sparks
playtng thruagh the barbed wire of
the first line. The tnftny had turned
on a powerful electric carrent.
Espected a S tar κ af Ballet·
The pétroliers quickly flattened out
on th· ground, thinking they had been
discovered and expecting to hear mo
mentarily machina ran ballets go sing
lug overhead. Nothing of the kind
h appended, however. Apparently the
Grimant merely turned on the cur
rent by chance, hoping that if any
Americans were within the entangle
ments they would be killed on the
wire nr vtiil* tferne *-* ··—
patrol returned aafely to the Ameri
can Un» when the electricity wm cut
off.
Germane Hava Seme H·mer.
The Germaiu apparently Kevin*
diaooveretl the meaning of Mine of
the American rocket aignali, lut
nigh: eauaed the Americana for a
considerable diatance along the front
U> prepare for a gma attack. At Λ rat
the Germane aent lata the air a roclc
eolor wUth ia
tallini for barrage by the American·,
but the American officers on observ
ation duly in an advanced poet, seeing
whence the rocket came, aent a mae
aage to the artillery in time to pre
vent it from laying down the
needle·» shell Are. The command te
Ore was about to be given when the
information reachod the gusnors thai
the enemy- wae responsible for the
barrage lignai.
Frits Cela "Anatole."
Extremely quick work was neces
sary to atop the order to Are, for
the American artillery ha· reached a
high degree of speed in going into
action. Tbe Germans are comlnir la
realize this and they are not so free
with their then* as In the early days
of the American occupation of the
line. In the language of tbe front,
every time that Frit· sends over one
shell now he geta "an armful" in re
tarn.
ANTI-CAS TRAINING OF
THE A MEM CANS M SO EX
CELLENT THAT NOT
ONE IS POISONEC
With the American Amy hi Fi*nc<
Feb. 15—Tim German· oppoaed t<
the Aaorkuit early today made ai
anaucfeeafol bombardment with IT*
■hell·. German airplane» In lar*
number» aUo were driven off by th<
Amerlean machine. and anti-atreraf
batterie».
0«* *hella fell la eoneiderabl
number from the German ran· with
in the American sector narly thi
morning, making necessary the weal
irjr of maaka tu all paru of tfe
trenebe» for mora than three boon
One America· wu Injured by aa ·]
plodlag (bea bet to cxcellentha. bee
the anti-gas training of the man thi
not a *iriffle cat· of Raa poiaonlne wa
reported. The deration of the «bel
bur ww two hoar·, but trace» ο
the poiaonoa· turn— remained for ai
other hoar after the bonbardaiei
had cetaed
Tha Americ·» artillerymen rapi(
ly ara atteint"* · high degree I
efficiency. Today U»ey Co η tinea!
Snd tbelta that eroded «o eJe(
to tho oacmy abptenaa that the arii
ton were compelled to dodge ar
deck aad ecurry beck to ■ aafer are
panned acreae the «ky by a trail ι
shrapnel puff·
The artillery ·» hoth aide» η
•nmed activity today. The Amer
ran gunner» thelled the Oentan re
Une· and eotamunlcaUoae effectHel
Mr. aad Mn· A. M. Pope, ef Car
arrtred yeoterday te «pend a we
with Mra. Pope"» «liter, Mia. Howa
Creech. .
I
(TWO BIG EVMHTS WILL
ι tU&hnc POINT
IN THE WAS IN EUROP1
Ami Mak· c2S· · Victor]
"Fer AtW^a /
first is a military eveni
3 pria f Drir· mt O··»·· WO F.I
If. I
Waahinirton, IT.—Two M,
ovtnll—military «„,) urtl, that aril
alsioat incTiUbljr aui the tamia^
point tn the wmr, —tria» certain ι
vktory by tK« al&aa ud the Unit»
Sit.lot. are eonft^ntlj expected b]
.inu of th· k«t| fcf named army an<
njfvjr expert· ha»f They an arm
predicted j
Th· Srtt, · arigtarjr «wet, ta Ou
fader· of tho Trt^» drive of ft· Gar
man* on the »«( trout, if, ladaad
«uch Β drtr· U actoaBy ■>!·
Th· aaeoed, « ^aval evaat, ia th<
'definite collapae M th· aabaarliM
campaign airalnat miffing, which wil
probiUr follow wt&R tk· next montl
or W W th· failW of tha Qennai
lend campaign iila
Two each ftUgai, one mppUaMu
Urj to the ο that} .fa th· jadfaenl
of np«ru hi Wa^ilaçton. wfll pan
the way to a ροφΗ· military aac
naval daeialon ·4«η· to Ik· eeatrm
power· and will l^amnul lj haetei
ultimate peae·.
That theae evofta w01 Uka plan
ia not an outbunerf am o) Uni II n
and hop· oa the jjitt of tha f »—►
ascot oflkiaJ·, pM^icalarly thn· la
ctth»r of the otu/oemed mrriem. Αι
c*prrtal>«B ia tW.nack of eaiwfal
rxanunaUoe of thil acfsal aitoartoa,
L.tl. aakAM Rei* -R. . - » ^ U ·*"
rarded u a <*>naatt*tt*·
It it aharad by ig^uj M that it
pomim rati alAtScance, fttxn ■
naval «tandpoiat. X
Then Ml b»*^ Boch |liwi and
txuimiarn I» Wi^hfta· Mif Um
put few eootha Ii^hei «Inf the pro
κτ*«β of the war, M$ ta the uncover
i»C of certain —^jèliiiifiimiii|i Um
pcriuMM» of activity
snarl· in tb· |β»
the eollapeo of
favorable ·ι·«ι ι·μ. TW^ kava
bwn day* when
dull mai whan
wide blue*.
WU1 El·.
Il I» proper to (tata, la view oJ
all tk* bad nrjn that baa bean un
cd alrno«t daily to tti American pub
Iac moti of wtteh baa been jmatiflw
by the facta, that n»>«rt>i»l«— then
it the very beat ground tot hop· am
confidence dortae the text f«i
TDontba.
Government oftciala who ara II
position tn knew thinga déclara tha
the eprfax and aunaier of 1918 wil
be far mora cheerful eeaaona tha
the present winter. They make du
allowance for iff failure· and akon
romint» In the recent put mm well a
allowance for additional advan
event» in tha aaar future, and the
déclare that tha V°*pocta of the alUi
were never mer» bright and ncv<
more likely to develop into deeiaivi
nlNtlfT feWlint itf vl·
spring drive that Gemiany ia np»rt
od to make will bo chiefly important
in affording opportunity on ■ Urfre
•rale to kill Thst the drive
win meet with initial nucenn ta th*
way of pushing Wk th* allied line
at one or m or* peinte la retarded a*
likely. But aH «fc nuenM, ia th*
opinio· of army men, will be gained
by Germany at *ho irreparable coat
of men which ultimately mere
than offMt any temporary gain la
lorraine. Wltbent obtaining any
thing approach!** decisive advantage,
ftcnuny ia af*W te «offer a low
of man power that will brin* the
drive to a complete standstill, follow
In* which there *lfl be · retrograde
movement. It I* the Information «I
th* war exporta hen that Oenaani
far lack of artfflory power, wlU I*
enable to natata the Infantry In the
drive for any aanaMambla period.
WW«U lMa«. far U-boats
Ry th* tlm* the drive haa com· U
an end, or soon thereafter, and what
Its failure haa begun to (tek ta οροί
the minds of German poople will cot*
the baglnnlag of the end ef rathlos
sabmajine warfare, according to th
r conservative estimate of naval mer
Admiral Jetlieaa Km predicted th
ι ead of eobmari·· warfare by Aagtu
I.· There are a*· American esperi
who set the da»· even earlier. Thai
, confldencea aa te thia la merited. U
to th* middle ef May. In their jad|
ment, •ubmarin* I naass may contint
at practically the preaent rata, wH
the roitosaasy Metnatloas from was
r t* week: After the data they for
cast a steady dwindling, oatll I
raid aumraer rack loaaea will beeon
, negligible. TV· are acme who le<
I. forward to efceelate eeaaatlon of an
I marine warftfs, bet their view la ι
garded aa too extreme.
/
LOCAL LABOR SUPPLY
TO PRODUCE FOOD CROPS
PUae MmU Τ· Seed ly*dil Α|··Ιι
let· H«rth Carolina Soon.
By CUal IwIun·
Wnabln*[toa, Fab. 10—Th« United
«plormul service will rely upon
otck locality »o far an p.-vjaiMe to
aopply labor forprtxtBClnR the (mm]
crop· thii aummcr. Tf rtkr.i are r·
qttJrtd, they wHI Uv nlitamcd from
Ike atirplua of worVwr» In InduMrlal
•entera. In the moh'lization aid d!a
tstbuUon of both fia ι in of labor, the
Ifar^aer* win have the fullest ro-op
• ration of the service· without «x
mm f» tbenuelvr»
Preparation· for «ending apodal
Mit» into North Carolina and Vir
elai·/ the ftrat xtatr · rnaklng argent
appeal· for aadstanee in recruiting
farm WMkan, wart annoanead today
by A. Ia. -Bartaaaa, chief of the farm
Higher wage· than aver paid before
for fan· Jihar art exported te be a
[fruitful φ "baek to the tuna"
fer hcli» in tome
koctloaa «Ay An of ISO to $i<i a
month wMb-IMM. Mgli'g and »arh
in* for ata^b iaaa. and a Won*·, cnr·
dee. Mm) and · eew for α married
tfhjb aa*I reporta of fmm labor
•carcity aril the aeceaaily of ua'ng
faawle toll π r far heavy farm work
have bee· 4mrmd to l>c exaggerated
•aaaa wtS b^enrolWd nod are es
pactad to prove valuable In light truck
far·lag, fruit picking and packing.
Cull»»· et*4aau and high school bey κ
will be utilized after «chooW
^Wmihlnitoe. Μι 10.—A drop af
tax» in Atlantic «wt atatca TkmH
day *■ fotmita Haa>»»t by th·
WntkcrBtrwa. AmUUhMm*
h*n*in* ont th· «Mi* Mlwiwl «ml>
ley ul MrtkaMn Bmhy Moen·
tac •**r5 drop· la MptnUn to
maua· la Uta Okie r*li»7, Dm Imw
'1· w im, T· jih»« »».' ·μι ·ι·»1ί
cVlw
| G. Godard, kw returned lu her bout
in Bubartonrillr.
Naval confidence that th· cubma
riaa U koon diatincd to vrhoWacle da
feat i< ba'.etl open ktowledjt* of ac
tual condition· in the war tone, car»·
fil aatimatea of Gcraua/a eapacit)
te eonatrurt Qnderaea craft and ac
quaintancr Mrtth the «rtraordiaar]
l<tana of the «II i·» and tha Unitat
Statea to rope with the motiaca dnr
\r>f the fjinng and ronaar. Gov
ernmmt war plana generally are he
inr peabed in accordance with tin
bc"_ :f that by mid-ausuaar tho lub
marina arill have ceaacd to b· an la
portant factor in interraptinc thi
trana-Atlanttr nfovrwtrnl of troop
and aupplica. The plana for act*
in( asm, munitions and food aeroa
the aca would continue, no matte:
how grave the ittb marine outlook
bat thay ara lntatiaiflcd bv the eal
cotation that by July or Aagwt the
win he practically free to allied
and Dcutral commerce.
"LlfKt Net Far Ak^i."
» predicted failure of the sub
marina will rom u a rnuh of at
'ingle discovery ar invention. it is de
clared, but following a combination
•f methods aad devices, together witf
wholesale enlargement* of Uw anti
submarine offensive. It wit) invohra
• general perfection of all ltd naval
work aH alone the line, together with
the strong probability that the than
neb through which submarine· make
their entrance into and exit from tin
war aone My bo almost totally closed
An of the above sounds actrenel)
roey and optimMic. Ths jnstiBca
tion for Myina κ 11m in th* feet tha
it rrprsasnta the careful judgment ο
a good many exporta who view th
war entirely from the military an
aaval standpoint, and not from tha
of polities or diplomacy. Thaao me:
do not regard themselves an in th
Uaat ovor-confldent. Home of the·
re extremely conservative In the mai
ter of MtMnP*1"* predictions, hi
foal that the general military an
naval sitaation contains element
which are certs is ta result favorabl
to the allies. They are willing t
diacount In advance the fend and ae
reverses that may come withla th
next two ar threw months, keeptn
their eyes fixed upon the event
which Ho }«et bryoad.
"For some time we have been pu«i
ing through a period of cots para tii
darkness," said oae «ΛΜΙβΙ toda
"Bet the Mgbt Is ahead of os, and »
vary far ahead at that, aad 1 on
wish that the American peqplo c*
erally cub Id see It as rloarlr aa soa
of as do."
CHAUTAUQUA CLOSED
LAST TUESDAY NICH1
Pr«|Tu Wu mm I
< Β fJ.i. VuU)
The UsdettJTe Chaataaqaa
Urec dars vUit to ear city, at the
Metropolitan Taeaday night, and hft
behind a c*od lmtir«—i»p wMh th·
townspeople. The mot· ^Ι1Ι|Γ—hii
ri >-;**Ue, and huatflag an and *»
ntn of the city, who worked aa hard
u> pel this chautauqua km, and wbe
participated ia the big business drtn
of ticket selling laat week,
tlir guarantee far tk· hack·*·, van
well awarded far their effort· with th*
Ictrreeting aad entertaining |m|Iibi
hat tiw Caapur gave. Doubtlaaa,
this Chautauqua did Bach coed la the
community.
The engagement opened flalidaj
afternoon, with a powerful patriotic
Icrcnre by Mr. Ckii, who, aa ha put
It if "Frvarh on My father'· side;
Irirh on my mother's ride; English
v>a the outside; and American on the
Ut* «abject "Wake Up Aas
crica" waa tatereening aad appropriate
3» his unique personality and woo
drout poarerm of oratory he held the
audience every mènent of hi· talk,
und impressed all Tary much with hk
well worded speech. The I· wising
part of the afternoon's psugiam was
musical, and Caw's Clnbsatra. a act
of yotasg, bat mastrr
thoroughly entertained (
rarloas selections at
m. Aleo at thia ptriounn
a very entertaining chemical daaaeo
it»*tien «ma (ina by Mr. Ugk II
tlic Httaiac· · "T tataread·* tac
turc by Dr. Cady. who la directing
the Chautauqua, uJ aa electrical 4a
aioMtrmtioa by Mr. William aiii o|
tha profra·.
Yoatcrday morninjc, a )MB| lady
a (niuU Bad Cm· Narae, «ht
Vnowi by operinoa, «rory phaae ai
such work, made a tatt oa Aa Con
muait)' bum, aad nplalataç the ao·
of thi* typa. Is tha afternoon A
made a lactate en the ΙμιΗμιι Be*
Croee narac, aad what a week tfc
Red Croat doea in war aad paaoa
The Miller Andrew» Company of ae
I tertaiaere recited, taaf, aad phya!
[with much art. Tuaeday might tb
aiiaieace «u agaia wmiwin V
thi· corps of iaUratte* marical pet
pie.
Thr CkauUoquâ vu botter patrol
lied thu «ny that ku been to Du
bofore. The deficiency wae mm
and the HMnt the iwiMtan h*
to sake rood m nominal. Ita 4
pcarance ln thie eity tmVtwJ m
people to the beneAt t· be dirifi
tram taek entertainment* end Mm
that are to nai la the fotare wj
iMeive a ain luailj wlwi.
contract wm signed to have the Mm
cliff* Chautauqua appear again I
Dunn next winter, whoa tt wlB I
ιόν en aader the euapli II of the tdl
graded school.
TOBACCO Oft MOKE FOOD
Washington, D. C, Feb 18.—Τ
1 oar of tobaeeo by omr troop· ta f
1 trrnrhem ploy* no mmO part I» t
: cow» ι »»tton of food, eay Mart
ι Corpa officials here, who saltwats tl
! from M to 30 per cmt of food
I aaved daily tn thta aanMi.
While author!tie· adialt the de
t mantel inflooaco of nareotice, they
I *tt that tobaeeo reliera* the aem
• toneloa of eoldten who ere aM
' continual aheQ ftro
"■arty ia the war." dsstarsl
1 Maria· oSeor, "the N»A dine»
> ad that man who «Moke eat aenefct
I ably Waa food, aad oaly recently I
■ Rrltlah Food Controller laMed 1
uteteaaoat: 'The BrHlah «rvop· la {
- treaehM aaaot have tobaeeo or mi
• I more food. "
ttocretary Lane baa rifgenama
la bin for the farther protection
I men engaged Hi the prooeat war t
I prior to entering the errriee had
lie tod etahna oo pahUc loads,
CLOSING OKOift nrr
many «αη το
*«w PM.
- . _ ml Ik· ι
Γ·«ύα OftlM
AdmieUtrUoT OwteM. l« u ,
to tfc· aloud at
Or. GarfUW» Omh*
l*f AsmtV· ud ha
pU for Um
tlMjr mut Λβ
Aa a remit af tta
Dr. flaifliM «aid, «»ο ι
ί,ΟΟΟ,ΟΜ tow af
fual an ^ _
tM ay la Ait
"ί LOGAN GANG" HAS VUITOU
Font CMml, F«b. IB.—Speaking
•f bene afmtUjr ι·μΙ·ι1, «kak te
li.fi haN af tfca Hagaa Qaa* iqil
Icnccd «aeb today.
It vu m*—A ft )*y to 1
>-,r"ito trom 4aar »M Dana
Mr-. Richard Warm u4
Visoaa Mary <
They ι
d»;· mm* by 1
w»ll
to Dm part with ι
dm Uat had bta* *p to th·
for· Um
tilj aarlfcar ni with
kr.ie.
I '.ha baft took nlnaun te
t'-ff
iki*
tcca.
Yea, thay dlaad
ano af tha ι
VKt· fraaJoaa fp
chow." The fM
boa·, apairriba,
cak« thai Mr rMtoto 1
Mr! bat H M P.
Wa faal
M «*·
•
Tb«y mow
4c: < «ha bay* to aaa _
pKuea w· dorW. froM
aoJ haw *i
^•îfri· -te dawn to aaa m
M Mr. ud Μη. Wattaa a·*.
C.C. Wum, wha la Λ :
eh|of lha Boca» Oa»r
f