BUILOINC
WHIRSI'CkVEAR
IS GSEiiiST EVER
Approximate'v $ 1,010,000 Wil;
Hare Spent By
January
MORE THAN~100 NEW
HOMES IN PROGRAM
Devrlopmenl Comply A'..,< Wit
Spend $200 OC? Kt.f (tor * —<j(v
erml Bui n*f| 5*t irlurej l.ndf'vn/
Or Plana. J- lioto May He Starf
In Ntar i-'Murt.
Ruilrii-:k op-t,ij|OB» iipproxim/atin^
a «»f tpo>e '.har» $1,000,000 ur
mow unu-'iway, Jurl r»n:|»k-« ?«1 «»•
planned for il.«* immediate Tolu
here, afcoulinv to r» rompil**4
by T. L. itfddk*. icCietary of ih •
Chamber of Commcrci.
Included in the Hot of building
Jum completed arc th«- two hamlMirr**|
'iome.-« of J W. KttzzeraM and J. W. i
Whluh«*ad. the formet com.j.j? $4h - \
l»00 and the latter $du.0bO. and the
bm>t c :rag* :h** S».;i hern Stat- v
built toy the .)• hr t..i ..*.ot«»r f!om-j
p.iny at a cr,\ $ So* -
c ■al »malb hem- *> ar». aUj includrd
in iIk* li t. notable amonjr them b**
inj? that of Vernon II. Mnr>« n>c»,| *r.d
Artbu* l\pi, each touting about $12.
Building now underway inr!;»U'-.*
ten in v hr»m. h In irg niDctrurled by
th'- Dmiii l)«i<;in|nv <il Coir. >nny on
fnu* block* tn the Northwest qunru r
•ii* town. Tlic ivoinnny wl’l spi r.d
J*3fOU,O0O o^Icit iis build, ig p'ogn.m
l* CL'mpMwl tho year. IV.pc & Tart,
li mbcrmcn, bUo arc n. th. midrt of
a building program which Will mi.
.un.' abucr iioo.Od*/ tor home.. b.
fo»« it it completed. Morn* !•">• *eh*
man, owner of properly udjoiQini 1
tha: of Ihi de .ehipmtnt company will
flpeml probably f&O.OUU in *Jrt* ton- I
•Mii*dion of horn. * in eh n»*xT twelve
month* He ha. completed one house 1
and is planr.i'ig 'or *cscia! more.
In ailditi »n to the fongoing then
i.t- more thun * «lo/«-n individual*
who are budding ekigh houses either
for their own nivuprnry 01 for reu* 1
By the end of the vvai It j* expert*.!
that mor** tho'i llH' dwidhngv will
have* hern built during 1020.
Hurlnr*.* building* now un*b*r eon*
struct.on inrl'Mli; u big ga.agr for
th.* Btandaid Oil Company, an wdU*
• mobile sale.* atorr for Smith and Mc
K*v ar.d t big bo'll ng plant for th
C'-oco Cola Company.
Within * few week* I*. T. M«wn
gill wiH begin U»e construction of a
^ ^ ^lock^oj^bmdne^^uijgrtgaiBBtib
nv nt Company will build some others
in North W:Uoo Avenue. In addl
r on tn :hc.*e the '<00 hotel pro
Cet, for wh . h half of th:* m* n v *hp*
<11 KvW1ib.1l, will #ue*i Ih; rta ted,
it Wag announced yesterday. Own. •
of the property from wmrh budding.*
were burned le:t December a?wo are
planning tn .«jh nd in |hr neighbor
hood of for lie W buildlOgm
then*.
CHECK WOMEN VOTING
FOR AT LEAST A YEAR
That Is Prediction Ksdo in Tennss
sae As R^ioll of Injunction
ProrH(J,nfi
Nashvillet Tern., Acg. 21? — From
the anu.l 01 legal Mini letr dative tech
nicAlltk** that have enmeshed Ten ;
nciMr'i ratification of the federal
• suffrage amendment tonight rami
the prediction 0*’ *Jh* Tennefsco con
ft: tut ion a! I..pn. .to: the injunction
nirainst certification, obtained >mU>
day, woild prev. nt enfr«r.chl<*ra#nt
of flic women of ihr notion for nt
lea*l n >«•;»*• aiu! m half.
Th? eon. titut.jnal league. which
has been fighting ratification in Tun*
netted* 011 the ground that the iinte
constitution prohibited tin* present
legislature from ccting on the oufT
rnge antendm nt and whch claims to
include both Kuffre.gi opponents and
advocate* in to membership, made
to pvedlrtio: in 4 ifp.'iaac addro<«td
Lt> the eoverno* of Vermont. Con
nceticilt, K.oiiiIh. Alabj-rna. I.nuiaiana
Pelowarc nnd South Carolina. The!
longue-’* mm-aO'C' dcclcred that Tor.-1
ne'vev hml no! ratified suffrage and I
served notice that any itat* olTfe-iall
who attempted certification would tic'
pttnrVed foT contempt of court under
the Injunction which tho league an
nounc'd ooniii if necessary be car
ried to tho Supreme court of tho
Vn’ted Kta’.e
Suffrage advocates, however, run-.
I nurd lo-lav to characterise the vita
prion as satisfactory. They reiterated
their contention that tho artiun of,
the houw yesterday in calling up the
Wr.lke- ••crime deration motion, in de
feating it, and in ordering the -cnate
|nln» resolution of ratification rrana
U'tl.d to th# senate for engroii-lng
to ho jurtififd and unanaiir.ble des
pite the lark of n legislative quorum
The so or more anti-suffrage mem
ber* of the house who went to Deca
tur, Ala., early yewiday in order u>
prevent the quorum. still wcie in Ala
bama today, and. according to re
ports received here. wt-e<- de-terraintnl
lo remain there at leapt during thi
nest few days. Veiny ontatd'' thi natc
Ihev ear.>ot he ar e*ted ami rompell
<d to attend session! of thu hoatac.
No date had been fixed tonight for
the bearing on the temporary writ of
injunction Issued yesterday by Judge
I-nngford rcrlialning the governor,
s'eicdniy "f state and the «peak<-r* of,
tho »< nate and houw- from eortlfyin*,
mllflration to th-j tecretary of state'
at Wm-hlugton. fa romc iiuurtvrs it |
waa believed that the hearing would
he held tomor'Ow <• r Tuesday The
writ ia returnable *n* time within
(toe d»y« apo t ugfi'emcnt of the par
tie*.
Browr.stoac mansions, formerly oc
cupied by New York millionaires,
hav# Seen, in many Instance*. marie
over into “three rooms and a kitchen
ette" for yoOBf couples.
Anson Baggett Procures
Much Desired Holy
Stone
“NnwiMjh; if hit toko* dis yaro
• loot.' to pit mah money back. Ah
Jon i want no money." So declared
Anson Baggett, negro fanner, possos
jor oi "hilly" stone (imchaail n(
■ laivyj H. McKay, druggist. Who told
-citO’i thi potent charm in a spirit of
un and who ri, trying to return the
negro his money.
Anson come with hit wife. Sophie,
la llsivry's store about two weeks
ago -n search of a stone that a quack
bo,| (old his wife vras nr, did lo cure
h< r of a strange ailment for which
ths would not lake "doctor's medi
c.rr." Harvey admitted pour a. ion of
i ten, found in the holy land by ar.
\iVd.,.oo which lit had financed in
tin- adventurous day* of his youth,
••ut he declared it important and ad
vi.-cd the purchase of medkina.
Anson and his missus, how over,
ware determined to possess the stone
A price or >35 was fiacd, but Mr
McKay plea .fed that the stone was
not in Uir store at that time and (hat
he had not time to pa it from home.
The following Tuesday was set as Uiei
■my when Anson was to be riven doi
session. Mr. McKay promptly forgot
ttn matter, but when Tuesday came
■t biought Anson and Sophie, still de
liimined to buy the stona.
J 'try could not be argued out of it
ix'i Harvey dispatched a diug cferk to
hit heme to gat the stone, phoning
Mr McKay in the meantime u> give
th dark one of the smooth rocks he
Ioid picked up on the bearh whan he
» on UM riorioxi
K<*y< Whrn th* M-oru changed own-]
era the- seller with much cxi* caution
•ul Ar.ioii that the charm wu no good
ihal he could never hope to benefit
In* Wlfr With it and that when be
found ttui u» be tiue he could return;
erfd K»*t hi? money— minus the pri«-i*
or medicinr- reco/nmended for Sophie.
Yi'Klerday Anton and Sophie re
turned Harvey went to the *afe to
get lhe money, expecting that wa*
what they came for. But Sophie bulk
h1. She would not part with that
•tone- for any euro. It had done her a
voilil of good, and no white man
wa- a coin* to get it back Ilarrey
trsoe Anion a batch of medicine and
• twenty dollar bill, and told him
when he brought the xtonc back he
1 cuid have the balance of hia money.
Bui An*on refn*rd f So for the thing
a* ht packed ffiorau wag at tb# door.
80LSHEV1KDANGER
NOT PAST ENTIRELY
\Variaw. Auguit ^9.—The allied
miliiary observer, consider that the
I'vl i nlu-udy have won the victory
in their prevent offensive, but they
-»y lh»t the danger hae not paned
* "t 'I'y by any means. The Pole,
nave advanced rapidly at var.uu.
points when the Krda have retreat
ed Sometime* the Poles are out of
contact with the enemy. In eomc lec
tor.-.. Notubly northwest of Warsaw,
the Bolshevik arc reported to be
: hosing more of an inclination to
Agh:.
'1 be observer, say th,t advancing
armies, especially rapidly advancing
«rm«s. nlway, have difficulty in mov
ing aildleiy and other heavy material
to Wp pace with the cou,tantly
shifting infantry. They asaert that
upon the rapidity of the Polish ad
'Mice north and northwest depends
the fete of the Red forces who have
reached the “corridor.” These Red,
erC roughly estimated to have be
tween 20.00b and 20,000 cavalry.
The observer* say that if the Pol
,.h drive continues and carries the
role, lo thv Piussian frontier before
■ L I. possible for lha Reds to with
draw from the Thorn region, a most
Itlttrc. tin* situation will result —
that the Red, will be compelled to
mrrmder, or, if they have sufficient
supplim of ammunition, they may en
deavor to stand off the role, indefi
nitely. meantime attempting an en
circling movement which might lake
them across the Vistula in the Posen
district and threaten Warsaw from
the west. •
I
HAMILTON. OF MISSOURI.
WORLD'S BEST ATHLETET
Army Captain la dw An
rrican'i ClaaMt Rival Rataaal ol
Tb. Point, in bn Mad*
Antwaip, Aug. 81—The title of
the world i beat all round athlete Ilea
tonight betwem Grutur K. Hamilton.
I»r the University of Mtnaourl, and
Ciptain Helgc Loveland of the Nor
wegian army, who ware well ahead
o' the other competitor, in Olympic
decathlon. So few point! srp.ratod
!h.- young American from Uta 27
year old officer that a recount of the
point, allotted by tha complicated
system will bo nccciaary before tha
wotld offlclally know, which It the
b* titr man. but It appear* that the
Norwegian ha. a alight advantage In
tl,» content, which con.iatod of 10
event, deaigned to beat .how the n.e.
r.-nto of h" aifclcto.
Although Loveland failed to *cnre
n <1.1.10 fire*, he made equally good
’ian< with tcveral other. In the dm he.
»• I I) |,••rf^lrmane**, In ihe high
jump, the | f ’.C'vault, Iht I.S'Hi-mc
(■•e. and the ♦’ (t-pot and i|;*cu* w.re
,<n t on*i,-icnt ih*! he acc ired ucind.
third #.i;.-th. flc thu' apparently
c at pointed Hamilton, wh von first
in t » no and the IH awtiw
ai d did w»IT i ha broil jump, the
j*va and -he a >eu. but g-.tonly
irvcnp l« th* > SOn-melmi and . U!»
o the • gh Jumr.
Dciring a naval chrtprning, a N*w
Orb an. lion worker, aitttng on a ataal
girder fourteen atarlea above the
ground, held hi* fhj month.' aid
child in hia grtn. while tha ceremony
was performed
Association I s Formed
By Cape Fear Gin
• ners
With n View to .tub;i:,.„r rollon
in l!,i> PO" »* thl
Srntc the Cape F.;a- Cotton i;;nncr
A ic.r’ntion wti ...paroicd here today
with ••Jtehry member* from the eoun
ijarn.U. Samp.on. Jnhn.ton
and Cumberland. Den O. Towrv.r.d
of the Grn.ral Utility Company hi re’
?n',H °r cfJbr ,"re'n K*«;n:<ur An
J ,|,1cU^ Fr-.-.Mcnti
it ®S Bu,inl'''* '• w..» elect
ed vico-prealdent. and T. M Par*on
"LV'i 011 Kill, Company war
.loo i r>r,h*' Srjt »tu of tile ,4r0c;n.
n°" I’ pl*cr »*•'■ chare for
dine a bale of cellar. at »i\7.»- th.
price adopted by Johnson Court'
•finnei* in an earlier innllnx. Th'
one, 1* fi above that of but y.
I he increase wax made. >!r. Town -
vend ..aid, because pinner, were com
pclled to pay from fifty to 1(10 p.r
cent more for everyth'nr u«.-d ,h.n.
tj^Ahnd to puy Ja.l year.
'(^Pinero rannot hnpo to mnk. mur.
money this yenr. Kr. Townsend d
dared. for the rea.on thr.l they mi:
depend ulino.t entirely open reelin'
from jrinnlrp for thc.r iVromi. The
•eed ma.ket, he /a'd, l.v in .uch roi
ditlon that farm, r- rannot be ex
oeeted to **!1 th m unt'i '.here lia.
JCCn a material iecirare i». niicc I h
he doca not expert soon. He.-ti fi.
tfiiiHffn huve rrtA<\r thr lunr r |>nrt>’ip
>f thoir profit, fiom «*c4, which jr •
mittcd thi-m t«> i^iav# eir.nint; churf*1*
to a minimum
w.... uig di- f MTiu.Oh Will '.f
more thun 160.000 bale- ..f . otto •
hi* ycav. it ir clirnat d. T'..- cr>.|>
n the four rounh.i I. aline;.* the *.*
tragi in spite of rrn ni u;.1'a\».,ibl •
weather. Nearly 30.00(1 Uso-s ..f th.
rrop will b* sold on th. Dunn mar
ket.
An executive comm'ttie eumj-rlvTo.
•he three officeix and J. (' Dyed. .1'
Huonlrvc-I, and T. S Honey of I I
lingt.m, was named in tin nuetir.;
yaaleiday.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
l.illlngton News. I
II A. Matthews to E. F. Honey
eutt, 2 lot. in Costs. SUi'O
D. D. Medlin and wife tu If f
Honeycutt, S lute in Coat:, $3.>0.
B. F. Byr.l and wife to A K f3;v J
and others, lot m Cunts. S jC-0.
J. M. House and e if, to II. C. Iv.-y
39 acies in Avcrasboru l-jwrv-hn
|100.
Neill Smith to Novir Mn.ou, IK
acres in Andenon Creek iown*hiu.
*200.
Wm. McDounald and wife to Mag
gie McDonald, one acre in L'ptsr lit
tle-River, *S0.
_1, R
Wilburn. 128 acres In Hector**
Cieek. *700.
Erwin Cotton Mill* to C. H. ami
O. W. Jernigam 2 lots in Avera
boro, *700. ,
Henry Cox and wife- to H. T. Me
lean, 7 1-2 acres in Baibtra: town
-hip. (10.
Erwin Cotton Mills.to W. H Ad
urn. 6 lots in Aveiaeboro. 12,310.
B. M. Watkins, eemiriiiei-i-.er. In
Isiah Waver. 128 acne in Crave
township. *7,000.
Lady Defeated at Fayc-tssille
Fayetteville, Aug. 22 Only thr u
vole- In a munic.pai primary „>p m,l
ed Fayetteville ami r«m«- Tl»t* -ll.i>
night. The three votes jiiivi ik th,
margin by which Mrr. w. T llriKa,
popular city school teach, r. nr ■•*•,!
being elected to the city board ol al
dermen and by which Fay.-tti-vi'e
missed- winning the distinction cf 'til
ing the first City in thv Unit! d Slut.,
to ek-ct a woman to office after th
ratification of woman sulfrait,'. The
incident occurred jual 30 hours ufte
ratification of the 20th nm- iilmci..
by Ihe Tennessee legislators.
Equipment of Granite.
Works Is Ruined By
Miscreant
All of the pneumatic hoso unod try
the Dunn Granite Wotkj wan rut In
piece* by an unknown prison tom,
time between Saturday noon a»'l
Monday morning, it nm dUcovnetf
yesterday morning whin woikmru
started up the plant. Mystery war
rounds the Incident. J Mnenry. Join
owner of the plnnl. »t« not of tow,
and no nUitcmet could be gotb- from
him. Janet Dciacoll, one of the *to;u
cotter* employed In the plant, .dated
however, that It wat evident the de. ■!
wmt done by tome one familinr with
the working of the plant.
Tho plant it one of the In-g. at o'
its kina In the Stalo and hs> turner’
nut tome work that hat Won com*
menrlution from the most careful rril
ice. With its pneumnric ri|vipmi.itl
ruined tbc enterprise it out of cam
mission and cannot tn<n a wheel UiV
til new <>|uipment is gotten.
The police department has been
celled upon to help discover the prt
son who committed the crime.
NEW YORK EVENING
POST FOR COX
(Philadelphia Record I
The New York Evening Pott has
declared itnelf In favor of Governor
Co*. After hit acceptance iwvch it
waited to aee what Senator Hard nr
had te utter ia reply. The Senator
had nothing to offer, i-gcopt the same'
lament at iom about Involving th: I
United States with the rest of the!
world, but aa the United Sinter eye ‘
no longer rctumc the isolation of Bfl'
year* ago, this was not satisfactory an,
an alternative to Governor Co*|t
warm and enorgotic advocacy «,f the
League of Nations. The Evening Post
rwognlica that the doralttMnl Issue of
the campaign la the League of Nu'1
tloas, and tho Governor D an iho
right aide of that
Official reports of battle* . being
fought in Europe are Mill bwucil
weekly by the firitiah War Offlc*
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| KliiH CLOTHOIC COS.S j
UNDER INVESTIGATION
I'hkasro, Hi. ’ Aw- 2.S. —OIU i
I rli!< an! < mplopaa ol Hart !
i frlufTnoi and Marx rt'tl'.n*
tin- ufarlurnt -war* .n.rr.m..n
iH loJy> to appear brf. rr -lie
■r :*nd juiy haacatirrau « nc ,
i nUl a#*.! of el^thinfr.
I TJw riuthinar 4rm »« 'jr <1
' ta brine I buyka, rvcuisi* i. ,.i
| billo. Tin putpoa* of t!t.‘ 4.
va.ryatiV r.. it ipaa tUl<d, ‘.i
1 di'.crm r.e ahetbrr rctaJiT., a:r
rbantii.lt y >lut profit*.
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CiiARClii'SMg:
CGXumw&v/-:
wamnK&?K.
Wouid W e | {'0 ni r L'.: itnet
TFat Republicans Hi.»e
Raisod $15,000.?;: j
CHARACTER|ZES Cl.ASWu
AS "ABSOLUTELY UN I RLE"
• {
‘jyyj HipHuw, Not Kaarfa* Of 1
vaaJcatian Of' T K»> Caj* ri.c..
CoL'xn: C. O. p. Ha,:np D fiiculty
lu C.;ii«e N^dkaao,) M„...y F01
!.••£itimyta Nad. Inalaat!.
A'i j• Auir Ci—On. "»n-r
•os. * i.srtf* «r 4 M.pvb'trwo tjm
miaa faiifl of *; i,OOO.OvC' Vtu chur
..tcrlr-d by Senator Hr.rd.n* u.l
»- -Vb nluie.y Hrlnj- ...i -prif.
' iric jlouv.
Declaim); 1“' ser-uiirical cor.l.i*
ri-cii.iin uf UopnltK »’■ National
't.s rm:i Haw* to lb.' . ...
•■ rr.inic ;o braducv tv rtriu-u ,-.[ ..x
c:.v»- Hcounl cr. , conirf-buiiOft. >:.
'•» «i •¥ m '■ h* JT-U- r.-t f.a.r.’l ...
tiic re u)U ul v.y mv«4i<atioi> of i:,,.
•.Arty ti.uury.
• collet u,|.|it ,;.iiv
■•'o’ ' ' ou.f ill vwry •• «»:.<•, "
•ui.l .b’ It.pubi'icuo nomine. . >n com
;!■»<•» ! ijf * Mr. 4 .**;•*•• xjM .-i-h of y.v
rduy. (*i 1 JTI'•»*1 c*
•.vc • •pci.<\ f*|rt . .:b viuli iv no
• i.u. but a rf •:*. t w# on
1i*i* •* *• ’•» tUl
:HfU .. f m<«0 to Cv/r.lu»
# c:'B>aiy.i »hou i] !> eoiJj*-(.
id. fi:or:r\ of »• 11 G.Of*' .dog a-f
pcrfirlli .'dice ••*>**• _
£oulor 'nardj mddgd ^»wt the
af • nitWiil cai^^ialttn. Init <!erl»rrd
nit. parly** tnc.cy chest conUined
*• nihirj !:kr?" the lOwtl naivto.1 l*y hi©
-t. moc—u’k* opponent A**«.<d svh to t
1 > «f it.v money raised by ;V Wu
oi.Vil «« mm it tv# ^cforr- Uh> f.»
Hiuld b‘ U i d . ti» calTi
m h*- ...r.C :t all hi..? ’•> *.r. • .,«!■
•-I o> vr. on i n/, a »•: » .! ip
nail .ip •%- ur'am.vrM*; . (. h .
tl« i.-rusury hod m-n ci»Bpc‘5'."
l»crr »*.r ’Von rlMr.? like s» n'o««'i. •
*ii a it. . *n dcdlnrV
Os. »i*.i MDunpfN Ct i.'ibb.Kiwi
Th* Penutf*.'# oji al*o \ra
«»!!«•*! in •«rt#: fiior C«r,' mi! that
tlv ’:iri! litcd l»,• iv* ivuMnt.;
•r i hi.d b*<n warn* I by
.ny'* co.’ttrihptlon^ Thi Ke’ijMk-.-.i
hi,*.r. dt-’T^i <d hr 7*on;<!
‘.<!'or:/ uuy prv*>f of th>- **-.:i»ui
••ul a her. he rst u«k<-d na« '.her : !■«•
•4i»ty w-Mild niaiii inm. y (Vuai! 11.>
aav* b.-- n ipven th oash •‘dummy
. i»* ,n.:wnir,V h«* r‘ plied:
*’T iaink that is raiht ; c fetch
'd h; poUiiv-ht "
Not to Aj>p«»I to Women
In durviivp thr uddtd oxpes«c
• ua.yir^ the c*«P*:irp to <h» ncwlv
titfnnchiitd vTom.n. th. cnndiilati
ubi hi* party wouhl not chao:# it.
rjmpii^n miuliij^^y moterplh ci
•H it .utAttut. l*ef*rtr,atly. he said. h.
>|»«M-f| in rnnk* *4n«» ptirlkllllT nj.
v a! :.»p rh#- vote* or tbc worm n.**
**l il » 'ir.t bifUAVn/’ wild S-onto:
ilxwii y. "In mukifiK a d'©tinrnuu oi
•ippvrii** i* to 4*ilhet *«»> or to *n> da
Miih A‘y rarrip*:r»i «•!? U* «i **.ct. I
o th*- n:hit nrjr of th* United f in •
n»d ; tuk%' the rt*w tlml women romv
r.lc th«l «-it:Acnry oi- the xavno -
^ ini*»».M
»ni'Wititr or. is •I'ti 111 out ! •
t'Xr.ev! en r -H»ichije»uc»;t of m'ORtei: t.«
"i-imi i't tlu’ pulit'cul corr, || i \u»u rtf
’ •>' addin* that cJfVIM t'. u:
hi *U.7|1.|:<- etata* liuJ ahoten
iif Ku upiuinn
f >{Mrll C«« to Reply
fh-txlor Hnrdift* did not rav wh.il
r *11 my of hit four ipairSi * due.' *
;*v i-oir.in/ vrrek hi* would run1 • .1
mure formal reply to the chalet T
.hi- ilctnncratle n*tin r Ho xur, ■ t
id. however. that h<- rtmrldcrrd
next move thotild .come from Hi ,1
nor Cox hi reply *0 the chol’< ' it* f>
i»:nol of hbt aaaeftiona
The f.r»l of Ul* Smalo*'* tpa* V
hi ' week will b« delWtr<«l here T re -
t:.y to a *inup of prominnl thrat ca"
folk r*|ir*wntla* the H ird'iv r. .*.
Caoi'di'C Theatrkwl I.i na jr. EIp’i |
ale nhifi* hive been mndr to fell)
»:*llor«, who trill tptird all da
Mh riun and will five a rpoe nl of ’
tninwimt for tbo *<rmhirc on hit f
noifh.
MISS MARION SWAIN TAKES
THE DEMONSTRATION WChf
(LilHnflon Nir/»f
Hi* Marion Sfiin of Miami. I s.
r.im will ftll I ho poidt>on mad. en
ter.! by tho rrtifPt'.ioa of Mow f.
ulr Pr«t*)<* an county he mi rletn. 1
etrator, ha:, taken up hr ilot'w
Mi Swain d-d he rone kind of
wor*< In KIovkR* before (rmipe tc
North Carolina. 8b will liar*, tl •
oflfe: foimrrly oceuyrd. by M
II "oho In thr covrlhour* and will '•
(Had In moat any and «>' ho* -rl *
at intcrrrtod In tho work
Min Nwaln romna to Hu nett rout
ly Vghly rocommondcd a: noii iff
eiaat
.September Superior
Court Convenes At
Lillir.gton
(Lillinifton Nr*i)
jiarm L* Coumy Superior Court
wilJ convene Monday, September 0,
To- a pti nd ol two week# for the
!r>» of 0*1 th cnmif.nl and civil cam*.
• he i im:.*utl dor'ii-t will occupy the
.1 ' J .hit i dn>« uf the term. the civil
bcinf U/ tn up on Th*tri»iay
vh* '.»th. Ju-ipv W A. will ore
The ealereUr of civil ••***»» ’* iis
IKjrtity, September 0
•V L. Barefoot v*. I. D McLarob
L i!*rrfool v* Kutrr Parker; Si
.lit A. Ildfdr v« John UcAr'.m
1 he J. I.. Thompson Co. vt lira. C*uil
• !t.ime*; Penn Coramiaaio’t & Sup
.•’> c«. VI Ervn Cortno Milb; Pat
■ : Ccnr.1> Paul v« L. L. Tart np
•'”-»-jt»o;.l Hardware Co. vs W
i •!;.A. V. Coats vi Itorhr.m
' it • •• C...: S. P. Wibon vs Bank of
’. A <1. Spaulding dr Bros. v.
nran Drug Co.; Simon Cam
•*vn v* Hr nrv f)avi..
Friday, S.pl.ntxr 10
t.’. !_ McKinney n W. U. Tel.
Co; At. F. Martin v. WilMe Pops;
■V. ... .) W. r.anfrlry vg J£. V. Rsim v;
Wai-or vm H. S. McKay; Minnie
.toriaS Pooe; Cor-Mo'timrr
4 o. . W R Coair; W. F. F.vni. v.
• "urliaRton; A. V. Coat* v..
j'i'ws of r>t*nr : i. B. Lini.'r \, Lr oris
j ill uv II.
" •npumiar i j
r W. H»!{. r.) vs J. E. Liiw*n; C
•5. Allen v« A. C. L. R. R. Co.'; U E.
N-V.lo- v. A. C. L R. K Cn.; J. RT.
* .lion v. J. C. Weaver; F.. F. Yotiitit
vs J. A. Wcaihsrr; T F. Barr Tout V.
>1:1- H\rd; Henry D. Smith v»
lUtm-hal ('opr; Susan C- Fowler
M-rajC-rec vs L. F. Maynard.
Tuarday, Ssytrnbsr 14
.Very**:iI (mnpbell vi Anthony
■ v.i.: ; Liuckliorn Land 4 Timber (*>.
s solii 8. Mom; J. W. Talton
.« f. »V. Partin: Z T. Klvtt vr A. L.
•ii-ur; J. ei. West vs CvO. L. Cnu
j; C-nicstcs- Ciieaiie.il Co. vs S. D.
ft-:- •!:.*•: f. orvhe.vst. City Sen Food
• .. %'s OS. r. Hodges; Job iron Bros.
il C. 1 vtv; W W. Alien 4 So..
• U. A I'olUr.
Wednesday. Sspt.mhar 16
C 1. Clark vs J. A. Yarborough;
Vo.' tlnijr Co. ** W 1. Btrs-irt;
’ N. Crv‘.< vi A. A. Fiivitt; Jam's
••till a t vs J. J. K< ynolils; Cooper
■4311)0 Co. v, W. J. Oliva; E. J. God
■ in v* J. JU. Jones; Frivt Jcrn!*cun vs
. I' Furies; J. P. O’Quinn vs A. 4
•V. 11. K. Co.; X. A Mel .can vs A. 4
V. 1*. K. Co.; Cunad.v 4 TiUthman v»
'ia Hod/es; Marietta Frrtil'r.ei
■o. vr 4. C. Weaver; ('has. Hob vs
Ain'il Uailuy.
'♦i-vt; Sarah t. Thaniton v* Gao. B?
Strickland; liiab Weaver vi M. W.
.J'.kor: Coc-Mortlmer C». vs R. T.
*:rlev; K. F. Y»uiijc vs A. C. L. R.
X Co.; Hannibal Pop- vs S. \Y. Sic
t.uuili; K. Flrishman 4 3ro. vs A C.
.. it T!. Co ; L. C. Scawell vs Simon
am. ioil; Parrish-Drivcr Co. vs C.
• . Mo ri*:. .8. A. Util vs J. U. Den
■ic; A. Vann vi Susan C. Vann: H.
) »*.<« vs Morrison McCorm'rk:
b. t-sre.v vs John K. Clsrt; Bni
M %%■ I'c tiliver Co. vi W. C. Dcvis; J.
Cook v. Uub. U.: Cook; Judari:
L’raiMi vs K.bccrn Smith.
Motion Docket
t A. Kl tv vs R. 4 S. Ky. Co.;
ddii.i ’If, yy Co. vs Gctbr-v Mr
snh; Fti;t of K. C. ea rtl. County
•( lluir.ett vs I). R. Stawart; J-ilin
i >:• Bros v A. II. Weavi-r; John-.' i
'•■os. vs Luvie H. Cashwell; Jesse E.
'.no vs C. V. Uudvou: Marvin
folk v< Andusjn McNeill: So.an C.
1'wrler Duir.ptrae vr L. V. Maynard;
A. I*. HcPnetsan vs U. M. Ballard.
i»..; Oldiiam 4 Worth vs W. T.
r.rown; Craven Chemical Co. vs W.
i Broun; First National Bank of
Uuiin vs I*. 8 Cooper.
-uovern nent Is Soon To
Publish List of Draft
Deserters
Co;i«!<lcr*''K u,« fact iha; th« wili
ng -lajiport o< the American people
n Si lectin- Srrviec WaJ the corner
icm- of th< creation of our great
a: my and ,ur un restful military
ii li.i'ii moot*,- the Wat Department
•lots no; deem it proper to pursue
h, policy of unj rrtinablc leniency
towards those who deliberately evad
.1 military rarviee.
Thu r.ration of the huge army
which was sent to the baUleltelds
obrouii was the remit of the Sslre
rve 8«*rvicc Act of May 18, 1017.
Although eiitics of American in
stitutions predicted that in the ev.nt
•if a ir.VHt war. the people ef the
•.‘.lined Eilatet would fail to rise to
il'.e full height* of palrkstissn sml
, < li-ucrttice In dcfkntd of their
’.’onr.iry, because of selfish motives
| m*J foreign Influcncaa. the war hae
proven that the old Amertrao spirit
of sacrifice and sci-etce is not only'
olive. buL more wide-apread than ov^r
hafore.
Du mp the period of arlite hoiuili
‘ t-s, t'.i* pevyrnmint was assisted by
ninqs odie'.aU and sgenries ia ap
■ ht r,ding draft dsisrtera; a small
out conatar. stream »f whom were
b. P7 delivered to posts, camp* and
stations; bat because of the fact tha;
| ’hoes days wen crowded with other
mattri* of niftre Importance, special
attention ci' ild hot be given during
h.il time to the rannlitg down of the
\uinpaiatlvr!y small number of disfl
1 ill erterr.
A ft***- ;h dbcoalinuance on Kov
; mine llih, 1018 of Hohili«ation and
induction u idvr the Selective Sv.vkr
iljssr, the wnr department began at
hi. a Vi- ran shier the question of the
I ■ roper dispn.ition to be mode of all
i ihwc r>tfidratfls elawdficd by the
(draft authniitlea as draft deserters,
silh a view to definitely settling
thc.r Iotas and pdnuMag the gutlly.
Ko* thi * purpose inalrurtiona wore
1.Mint on Dot ember Hid, 1818 to the
'oral draft hoards to segregate from
(Continued oa page 4.)
I’ ayefctoville Is Planning
Big Trade Event For '
Next Month
__
1 F*>.itev.lU\ A .iff -ja—“Buy In
, Fayetti villa W-.ck, planned Ivy the
mirtbinw of taw city during ufc*
lit < four days cf September, ban ev
«.)' iiid.canon now *rf bt ing a hytrc
.avc.M i’rerfleai'y every merchant
°* cl.v b»« joined in the movc
m-nt a'ui vveiy lernui and ho<u«
I.. i pi t Cubi»i laud aril runounii
il»|J count.r> will be i-xpacted to vlait
j m- fl jif- of “ay-Uevlilv during thlr
tlm.-.
| *• ►»<- vialt wii: be mod" attractive to
;:Ho Itrmoii by the placing of all mod
cp farm Inboi'-Mivmg devices un dl*
play in tb. »:ot* w ncloir,. An ex
l»rt lU-miiiKtrator -.viil be on hand
to explain 0*irirlhiag to the ••tiller.
cl the rob." The formal*- wife will
b« given thv m ’.4 cordial welcome
n.'so ard the marebanta will vndaav
or to ilamor.-irate to bar that Fay
etteville ihv propel place for bar to
do ha. .bopping. Everything abe
tit'dii In the four of wearing apanr
el, from rbi bat to th* -boar, will bo
on exhibit aim. Th# «tor* window ■
will bi made a* attraciica «• peatiblc
and the price* of everything will be
made ailiactive to the farmer and
b’e wife, hi* «on and daughter.
Thi Fayetteville merchant* art cn
epatatiriiS a» they never hove before
to mKe lb. futiner/'.houackeepert*
wi-ck .Vcrjth.r.g hr>|ird of It and ihc.v
in'.cril to how e.c.-y viartor that th;
typical old'Capo Fear taction wel
come u accordid to them on Septem
her I. 2. S, ,4. An cxtenrtve advert!?
mg campaig. w ill or put on in Dunn
by th. m- rchanta n that all will
know. Fnycttevilla will be the mere*
cf buyer* for the four day*. It Is
non behaved vialtcr* ard -hopper
urlli come to th? city by the thou>andi
and plan- are being read* to tab:
-;irc of ••very one of them in good
etyle.
. nr I’.n C' ic wear noici, tao
gt t.-' .unr-h.ng .hop*. the big fer
i J »■ ,-iaru. hardware and every
•.h:nic e;»e neded by the farmer at.!
.l»> rbrpper in general wall be plar.
of extreme activ.ly for at l.n*t fox
>'•/» lh' fit-' week of September and
n l who iuecpi tbv city’s invitation
and wilt come will be rully repaid
Wo hiagton will have no mere rev
bourn * or terrace* a block long, a lar
Mvlrr bees pa.-td pi oh (biting reel,
being bu.iu
SOUTHERN GIVES
FREIGHT FIGURES
smaaessijsz.
era Point* Given Out
TVaahii'gloc. Aug. 22—Just what
<.hu incrct-i-d freight rate* which w.l
go into > rr.et by the firat of Sep
tomliei m*»e u> the average conaaci
or in the way cf contributing to O
at uci.-fiary n/iklee of clothlr.r
a id .’Uiiida-'t) food products i> *hovt
in .oat int c.'-;ing illuvliutionji znei’c
b'- the freight Traafhc Department vi
the Sc-utbotu Beilway Systran.
Vbc rate r-n .fine* from Boston tc
Atlanta i* now |1.(( per 10(1 poaada,
anaking the tranrpert.r.llon charge vi
a pair of shore which with It* ahar
of the I'jr.ing weigh* three pound*
appiexlmavrly five eents. The new
ra!a r-iil bt >2.18 1.* per 100 pound-,
tnul-.j a the truuspoi lation charge n:
lh -xmi p.i> of shoes anproxlmato!;
!5 2-:; cent'. Everyone know* that
the pair o.' ohuoa wnieh formerly sold
for >7 00 it now -i-lling around 116 -
00.
(illirti ars shipped frrm N'.W Yolk
to New Orleans by freight for 81.61
per loo pound*, making the tianapo/
tnt'on charge on a five ounce mirt
atwal hs.lT a c.-nt. The new rate wifi
Li. tl'.O.l 12 par hundred pounds.
me'clBi the charge on the some five
ounce ahlrt about two thlnl* of one
cent. The u'd 81 60 ahlrt U aellinr to:
i3.CO and up.
Clothing manufactured In Chieafp
eon R«v. b‘ shipped to Jaelmonvill.
fyr li.fcS per hnr.dred pound* or less
U«:i 11 cont* for a suit which with
its At-a of th* packing weigh* *i»
fiount1*. Tlu now rate will be $2.32
1 2 pei hundted pound* or about 14
cent* on the aix pound ready-nuad
:u:t which foim riy wau offered for
♦20.00. but now cannot be taken
hem: (nr leas Ihain $80.00.
V* (VVU, uir IBIV
on freih bn-f from Chicago to Blr
m r.-rhotn is now 82 conta p*T hun
<l/o<1 pound*, tow than one per cant
P-t pound. Tha new rat* will b?
f*5 1-1 per hundred poundl 07
diehlly mere than a rent per pound
Itrrf that formerly «old for twenty
c»nt< per poood has bien bringing
35 ceil*.
Bug/r ran now be (hipped from
Nrw Orleans to Creensboro, N. C.
for 5.1 tenia per lOti pounds or jut
nhaoi half a can: por pound. Tha nor
rntc will be at* cents per hund^p
pL.lrr.iii. at ill le«* that, urea fourths
uf a ci cl por pound. And augar which
formerly sold for Ava canta par pound
han been sel'ing above thirty cent*
par pound.
Thc.O IRortriitSora which are af
article* and rommodltiea, takaa at
inrrinre, may he eonaldered aa fairly
rvpresi-nl at Hr*- of the addition to the
transport*'..on coat of aritele* uand
•n thr Smith which will result from
the increase ‘.n rate*. Similar Illus
trations could be mada on atmoal *v
rry o.t-el* used In the honaohold. ox
reel coal which, being shipped and
will by ill* ton, wilt show a I datively
hirher iranaportation cost in propor
tion to ft* ralo*.
1 Antwerp. Am. 22.—Duke »■>■*
mohu. "f the \mertean aajtmusla*
team ic'lar by<-t-.. h!s own Olympf*
r*r«.' o' 1 Tq'nuto 2 2-• second*by
too fifth. of a -icands by two fifth*
of a second In the qualify*"* Hant of
the Itm metrea free *ym *wlm. HU
time- an 1 minuta I 5-5 aaconda
«
SOCIAL HYGIENE
CAMPAIGN STARTS
IN DUNN MONDAY
Worker*
OR. HERDU3KA HERE
WITH RIDDLE MONDAY
Cneiiitn Will afoot u/_i TIf,j
Erwi-^g To Pr.foct Fmr
Towo AmJ <*„
T.'.bwie* 1100 For Furtboronoo Of
Work.
I Harnutt it thr second county o/ the
c,k#,r? ** rte Public
HcaLh 8erv.cc in which to true it*
cumpafgn agatnrt vencml dteuaeoj.
The campaign i, to open In Dunn
Monday August SO aed will b* rnn
u-u»d through other tew nr and cH
•ITC of the county Until it cadi at
H»;nr.!fv*J Saturday. RejrtcmW U.
. * Hi rJli-bi, ifjuai M«.
^nteon of the Htalth i^vlco,
who it now directing tfcr ia|ti*l com.
i* Cumberland county, war
-'t«»doy In cosfoicncc with T.
L Riddlr. secret*nr of the chamber
‘"T C'®m,jccc. eod city officials, to
plan for the forthcoming drive. A
tentative program ..ranged through
he conferenc can# for ivro week*
n Uk- county. Dates foi ontaida
••nr.wD. SoptcmlHT 1; Bujas CiM
hn«embc. t? Coats, September *;
U-k«. September 4 and 5j Oiafy
b 4t« 9piir.gr, Scplcmhrr 6; Coke*.
, ' ?• *'P,4»Ut T; Ha mers, gt«
trmbvr 8; Piaoview, Scptetabvrfl):
Plat Branch Church. September 10 j
dunnlcvel. Seotembcr II, ’
nakc f4 given two dayr through
cosrtwy to William A. Erwin, held
?i!‘‘ thwt- whc> **a*
Jpp.tiacntva the turn appropriated
1>T tha rpunty for the wojk with a
tibxnption of *io‘j. Due* will ar
range for two or mote extra day* aa
woa a4 the city rouneil can bo called
cycthrr and appropriate lofflcicnt
money.
f,,T.hvt. «r"P»ig" 'Jto con *100 a day.
" 'tum the Federal government
neyx onr-hotf, the &it* Health Dc
parrai nt one fouith, and tile county
■*r remmunity or* fourth. Tba Coun
fj Commlaeionei* already have ap
preciated a ruftcirnt mm to cover
tec c4.1t -of a twelve day campaign.
5JSP *‘2, *>« •«“<* »• appropriate
to. civ* the conumiaity fear ex
ftM liarv «P IVn — —f_
■
rntree w t-auesday evening. In this
meeting physician*, meehantr, tn
t uuttnal head., social worker*, clmb
I *'°“ca •”£ other* Inreroatod ia the
work wlil b* told how br»t to make
'he campeigo effective.
In Dr. Hinl’liks’v ptrty are hi*
tv.fe, two jky-irisni. a motion pic
tori operator, u tnr.-l.mican and a
photogiapkcr. On.- of the pbyilcfaa.
'» ■ eolcnd man whose dutlaa arc to
’•cturt- before colored audience, who
will be taught in meeting* separate
from those fo. white people. Tba
paitv tiavvl* by a u-omobit- aad has
a hat it call* a “health-mobile"— a
•mail government Karnuai and Bail
*;• on »he>.i*. It is equipped to give
Snr motion picture el.ow*. and the
due Lor ixpeetr to hav* big audiences
n ali |«rt* of the ccur.ty.
HOT scrap staged in
THE SENATE CHAMBER
A. B. Brecce and A.temUymaa Me
Null Com. to Blew* When
U. I* Peered
—
BaK igh. Aug. 2.1—Forms) Kcpre
sentative A. LI Rrveco. of Cumber
‘jrJ. cajl.il precT.t Aatambtymea
(.cores- McNeill "’.hv short and ugly
word ;m* aft.-r.aon in the senate
-K*ml,e.- and there **» a long and
pretty wrap ontil ordar vti rcatort'd.
Rcmisvntat.'v* McNeill bad lateo
. jcvu a county audit bill which wax
,-really icrentad by Cumberland***.
Il-erre. epcaV.og the lenvinu-nte of
the anti*. declared that McNeill had
gone btforc- the p-eplc on this issue
ji the primary and Uwt. That brought
on more ta<k.
Nelll ifkcd a 6trtct qantion U»
□recce, who welcome rf the in terror* -
tory and any other.
"You warn rcyiaterri down there,
wrtrn’t yout” McNe'll asked and
Brcocc r*|>livd, “that ha* nothing to
do with it. I refute to tnrwer.■'
"You rogMe rod 19 Tot on between
!ho primavrnn. didn’t y.,u"f McNeill
irked.
"I did not." Crete* ewiped.
"You void up you did, MeNctll
*hf>t back.
"Yob art a liar." Brrece replied,
ntd tho Blew** and McNollla war*
at it
Copt Jim Me Will, father of tbo
rvproaanUUoi, tad Robert Strang*
McNeill were in the pnrty. The elde-ot
McNeill got a pood one on tbo roun
h***” of Krcoce a'id whooprr*-up
pllod la «n him. George McNeill had
unitten B'.eeco on reoelvlag the Ho,
golUr.g In two blown. Somefe'edy ap*
p>iod a Bt rmng)orr Lewlr handhold uw
Oeorpe, who leaf hi* ylarva, bat kept
hi* peejmn on tho crowd.
Senator Tobo Connor called on the
«*rgeaabat*arm* to Tenor* Older, bat
be wo* Pave Qattorvnd a Cumbor
I loader loo. Finally th; fighting vwdod <
and tho committee feeling that the
»•* ta cmoSonal for politic* ro- •
th*d la ladyUkr fatblen ta eaocotlea
•cation and tho Scot left the hall.
A robrtluit# bUI corerjag MeNelH'a
w,*ho» and tatirfylng the apparition
wm drafted.
Rcprert ntatltff IfcNeMl any* bis ap
ponrai< outnumber d him two to owe,
but the pod falrwed Mae* put up a
■or. excellent wap considering the
preparation for aacb a graoling.