THE DUNN DISPATCH
PUBUSMED EVUY TUESDAY !
AND PMDAY. ij
m "mttd rlnM m^tgg *
Iggil 1M. 1*14. at th# pm Ota I
M Dun. N. C.. ute tW act at i
lUrcb-a. mr ' 7- !
U EU3BXE POPE. PoMMhae
Ain noatlw_t.._ .04
SU monO*-...11.00
On pur.,-M.uJ
John T»*ei. characterised ill' “Bad
Nigger,” was this woroiqg.MnUnccd
la *er»« six months on the reads
when ha appeared before Judge
Smith oader'charge of haring toted
a wightd.gua. John war pinched la a
at|if mWuniit bat bight following
complaint that ha had appeared to be
on IN mr path.for th* chief pf I»|
lice. Us made a grab for kit goa
whan thaeaUd. bat th# cop* wofw.tae
quick, forjlim. U it. thought that he
la a pniWcT'Sfr AtWla XtAItVtvn
the Nig who was shot oarliar la;
th* day while fleeing frotn the pt>
lte*.r*»i« tv- ' »‘l 1
Wc ifr thr Uu 3hn' Antonio pstpaH
that our William C. Lee is command
ing on* of the root ponies in the. bat
talion‘of Um record division that uro*
an honor* jam neut contest to -de
termine *jh!«S woe the boat bottalloa
in tha American airmy. -BilL” os-aaost
of any folk know Mm. is a son at
Bqoifo Eldfydir* Loo and n brothqg
to oat-feoil postmaster. He Kan boon
in the army aura the outbreak.of the
M( maiujp eoVeererol months in'.Gcr
many.oifUr. the fight eras wert; and.
Wt||i mj last yyar-Since last, fa’l
bo ba%,baon dogra in Texas showing,
the rout of the army bow to make, a
crack outfit out pf the doughboy* he
found-la Bis ro'mpqny. In another
Dart of this issue wo reprint what a
leeifyjyr said about Bill’s out
**■ ..vsvtjis f ,
Wftb..(i1nord, Wilson home, from
the university and .playing first base
aad Doyle Stewart of Raleigh pitch
lag. Pus boat the BumloerqL ;hslL
»&,&tefKis£'$3s
Girau) eCAtJJe c^i fir^ threo courv
tora Scrum with a.’clenn*clpitt ta deep'
eonuSfttrjjsru base*. . .7 , i
**>?#.: • 1 •. ••
The:, loyal i bay* looked hotter .1*.
Saturday*' poafoxmaace than, .limy
have eon any ^previous occasion te»
year. They probable would hare held
the visitor*. scoreless had.they.not
gotten** tonuidublr lead in the be
riauhs*. Stowwrt- held the rivitor* to
flvo hits ir the sexes in plays ha p.tch
od. Thr'o of those gam* in the ar»
owtk.etow, wmcj reapoarftia for tiyay
of the con il^n. .A Jittle faster Sold
5Lftss'aggjj$gr?*
"The Bant bora Cindvrina” ta Up
title «f a play ta be prevented la Ms
tropolftaa Theatre Wednesday night
by the Dunn OqUed Scbeal Faculty.
Proceed* art mk tamed into the
fund .briny raised for further bean
tiftcation. of the public school
puunda. Mimes Turboyillv, Thomas.
Perkins, Carroll. Ipock. Ellis aad Bal
lard are Included In the east of char
acter*. . • 1
Dr. j. R. Butler has been oppolated
dentist to all ex-servicemen. Any mao
*1*0 was-la the armed serviov of the
natlerntdouia* Um war is sotiUod to
frii MMil nitla aad will be served
by Qa'Buar whenever such service
is needed: Br.-Butler requests as to
invitq sit Sod* to visit hia oAeo when
ever their teeth aeed attention.
•JKKgfc&S'u:
recdjMI fratn Alabama Area
"Vpl-Hr lattrtay* *£». properly
'p have aroent
ire placed at
-S. Hoaaae and
-by the hundred.
khr plowed farm land
•..flat \lqr oversowed
hfomaCaa ifceclverf in Binning-;
toMgM «mt Waporiy eayo the I
damagp-m chaP'eteiiWtr w* total a
waartar'of a miUton'dallaM."IVe*tr
*"• «Mooo therm''d’eitr'deatolubrd
a Argo naaobar of othert 'badly
liamagdp. • Berend peraond ware lb
jared.
Telegraph and telephone line.
•Wfb wear-blown dew* are being re
paired bad the- debate la the earioue
-1*" M M g lined
A *“ dlewiwgtim Ac etrret sad elec-'
trie oarekeo haey-boaa aemored. ta
aoia* Mctlono af.tha eKr atreet pae
Jag wy era A ad away, £ lug. mum.
•" •* Ieea4«taiapba»aa an atilt oot
<* cn—Mmiaweakhaogk lewg dlolance
Iteaa an again ia operation Ntuaer
mm betlldiage were wracked er dam
X x rvsa:
„ >Mo p« At tawae .nd-'OttMO A
^ti^g rntran! or ha5rfinf n*li
Hilsf
r8jd£%asr&1sl£
A* ptw brain a twadni. the rte
in.
Foe the first time this year the wo
rn will take part in mleeUag city
Ann Attar all. govsrueeeot, par;.
nlarly Municipal goverafceot. la I
argaly a matter of housekeeping,
low shall city b^srekveplng be nude
pood? TVat is a question woman art
taking themselves all aver the eoun
ry. A few days' ago Wading women
n Now Turk, including rack loaders
is krt Oatt and Hies Hay, gather*)
» talk aboat tbis matter la th* great |
necropolis. Sflae «»y said what tin |
roman wanted—(am* good men wi.ihj
A* same everywhere) la a mayor are
As Qualities which she enumerated!
a follows. • 1 *
First, I ahould say, wanes want a
fearless man. When I my fcartaaa !
ie not moan pagaaeioua and tactless.
A fearless man ia one who is not
cowed by hia party or IU bosses, or
by tha big iatereeta, not detenad
from doing hit duty becauae it may
have possible unpleasant consequen
ces aa regards hia own political ca
reer.' - I
Second.,women want a man fitted;
to perform the duties of hia office.
We do not believe In putting a plum
bar -to a -(Sinister? place, nor do we
expect an editor to function well a*
n carpenter, A man who in elevated
to the mayoralty should have had
experience in public life should un
dc rimed she problneaoof our big me
tropolis, have an Insight Into its needa
and should be desirous of promoting
ha beet interests.
Third, whmta want an honest man.
No matter how intelligent a man may
be. If ho lacks common, ordinary hon
esty, ha U a menace to our govern
ment*.*
Foofib, yromrn want a dignified
man. onv Who, wifi stand before the
world as a fitting representative of
the biggest city ia the country.
. rifllh women want a progressive
man. ona who can look ahead, who
has vision to see what the growth of
the city ts-to ha, who plana for poster
ity aa well aa for die present.
. Sixth, women .want a man who re
spects the opintons-of. others, who is
Tilling ta consult others better la
tohned than himself, and works well
u9rh.oihenL.That.nc.may choose arise
tf the hdadf of city departments, he
must be a man who recognises ahail
ity when he sees. it. .
oevenui, ana tail a nave all. women
wqnt a man who U devo'ed to the city
«1jo place* Ita lnterert* above those
or his party and above bi* personal
ambitions. . .
Where will you fled a better num
mary of the qualifications for a city
chief executive? The proper emphe
«!* »hr place* on honesty. “Mo mat
ter how Intelligent a man may be."
»b* «ey«, “if ha lack* common, ordi
nary honesty be ia a menace to our
gaventeent-'’
~Yoa cannot gather grapes from
thorns of figs from thistles. You
ceanot secure clean and honest ad
ministration except from clean and
honest men. Given a man of andean
Ufe, and. no matter what, hi* prom
isee. h* will fall down pt the very
time when be most atand erect A
■Baa with a shady Ufe earrves with
Mm the nubility to serve with dran
naan aad courage.
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ANDY COLLINS. VETERAN OF
WORLD WAR, LAID TO REST
IN HIS NATIVE SOIL SUNDAY
Probably the Unrest attendance at
any faneral ;n rvceiif times in Har
nett county ’was that which paid lest
respect to'the remains uf Andy Col
lin* at Olive Branch Sunday. Soldier
Collin* Vu killed in Fiance on X'ov
ember 8. 1818. He was a member of
die 81st division.
'The remains were escorted to Lll
lington by Private Joe Reese. Co. H.
54Wi Infantry, Camp Meade, Md.
Tha comrade aad fallen hero arrived
Saturday morning. Members of tha
local port American legion made ar
rangements for a military funeral to
be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock
and mgpben of tha Legion were
seep once mar* to dgn the khaki to
pay tribnte to the Couae, the Flag,
the Soldier. Gun* wan secured from
Camp Bragg for firing the salute at
the grityo. -■
; K ir estimated that fully twelve
hundred people witnessed the funeral
ceremony and interment at Olive
Branch radsetcrVl Although the wea
ther Vfii*- threatening, the people did
net Mfltatg to honor the soldier who
fell hi the discharge of his date to
hie country.—Harnett County New*.
Prepared to taaneh a terrific attack
upon profiteering landlord i, flvr car
load* df militant tenant* from Chi
cago arrived In EpriagArld recently.
Upon their arrival thry formed in
Ha* and paraded to the capital wav
ing banners and placard* dci'cned to
prodnea the proper effect upaj I he
member* of th*' ICflSlaMve.
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lAMPSON'S HUCKLEBERRY •
CROP RUINED BY RECENT
SPELL OF COLO WEATHER
Clinton. April IS.—Calamity ha.
>c fallen old Sumpiou. Tht:v wj> .H
noet promising crop of huckiebcrtita
ieen in a quarter of a ce.iUr; act
:bey were wondti fully adv.enet-U fo ;
-he ieaion It it probable that the
rrop would have breugnl into the '
;ounty marly a quar.rr of a milllur. •
iollara. but thb hope of an influx of i
ip.mit and rummer money o. blighted
fhe froat of Monday night laet * tri
ply wiped out the whole pro.peet and
lead berriiw could be mine red by the
handful oa Tweed ay 'and Wednesday.
The peach crop mai no: la have
lufftred *o complete a. loai. yet it if
piobabln that a great part of the*'
that appear to aurvivc the ordeal will ,
fall off before maturity. Likewise the i
crape: have suffered irreparable dis
aster. ihe vines in many ease* ap
pearing at if ieorcht-d by /L'r.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
at tha estate of W. A. Hedge.*, late
of Harnatt County, this is to notify
ail person* hold'no claims against the
deceased to present them to thr un
det signer! duly proven according to
law on nr before the 9 day of March
1922. or th x notire will be plead in
bar or their recovery.
Alt persons indebted to said estate
wi'l plcaea make settlement at or.ee
This the 9 dav of Ma ch 1921.
SABAH T. HODGES.
Admin: strut-it
JESSE F WILSON. Atty.
Mar 15 22 29 Apri! 5 12 19.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
UNDER MORTGAGE DEED
Unde' and by virtue of a power of
sale contained in a Mortgage Deed
executed by Ann-0 l<cc, Allea
Loo. Thomas Oliin Lee, l.ula
Gertrude Lea. to R. W. Kinlaw
dated July Iflth, 1919, and
recorded in Book 122. at Pago 84,
Office of R*gi»ler of Deods of fla'
net: County, North Carolina, and de
fault having been made in the pay
ment thereof ax therein provided; the
undersigned mortcragee will offer for
tala at public auction for cash. to tha
highest bidder, at the courthouse j
door of Harnett County, in the town I
of Lillington, N. C., on Monday, th< |
23rd day of May 1921, a* 12 o’clock
noon, thr following described prop
erty:
llrxerlption: Lying near the town
of Dunn on the South tide of Earl
Broad Street extended. Beginning at
a xtake Brlxie BareTont’a eorr.C’.' run-,
ning with Broad Street Hoad 87 1-2 i
feet to a ttakc J. D. Barnet, corn-!
ther.ee with J. D. Barnes, line itot
feet to M. H. Privett's comer, thence
with M. H. Privett's line 67 1-2 feci
to Betaey Ban foot’* tine, thenco SCO
feet with Bctsio Baicfoot’x l!ne to
the beginning, and contain rg
(2259) square yard:
Time of eale: Mur.day, May 2Snl.
1*21, |
Place of rale: Courthouse door in
LUllngtun, N. C.
la rmx of lala; Cash.
, This 18th day of April 1021.
R. W. KINLAW, Mortgagee. •
L. *S W_C. Ba^AtUr-ay. ^ __
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UN
DER DEED OF TRUST
Under and by virtu* of power «f
sal* conferred upon me. by n certain
deed of trust, bcv.Hr* date of Nov
ember lit, 1919, duly executed by
A. L Overby, to the undersigned
Trustee, which deed of trail |p re
corded in Book 125, at Pape fill, ef
lb* olTle? of Register of Do.-d, of
Hi' net; Cott sty, ?r..i default a.ivir.k
been ata-L* ir. tht Dayment of the
Hncdt scccm1 thereby »nd a* thcrv.il
stino'ater! end Iwv'.ng brer, rrqueltcii
by the holder of pa.d bonds zn c-xr
cut* th» trust deeland in vid deed,
thr undersigned tuptee Drill on blon-1
•lay. May 28. IPSt, at 12 o'clock
noon. veil nt public auction, for each
to th? last and Sir-host Kidder, al
thr Court Hoatc Door, in Llil'nitton.
N. C , the following lands lying and
Vr'n* in Black Rivet Township. Har
nett County, described as follow* to
wit:
Lot No. 11 as described in the map
and survey mode hv O. S. Your.*,
Surveyor. Nov. ft. 1919, nnd record
«d in Bool: of Maps No. 1, Pago 8(1.
Registry of Harnett County, and do
scribed n* follows to-<rit: Beginning
at a stake comet, the Southwest cor
ner of Lot No. 10; ther,en i» 1-2 C
51.25 chains to a s'al.a iu the crrler
of the Angie? Road: thsnco in o wer
Itrn direction with u i.’nc of ?ai«l road
9.50 chains to a stake, tbo Northeast
comer of lot No. 12; thence 8 12 t-2j
W. 59,11 chains to a stake corner;
thence E. 10.88 chains to the begin
ning station, containing 55.80 acres,
more *r less.
For further description reference
is hereby msde to map recorded as
above set out
This 15th day of April, 1921.
FRANK UN T. DUPREE.
Trustee.
April 19 20 May 3 10 IT.
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rlraa y «*»! hr- bsld rT • • 1
i ■ c^"r for#lhc s*.oiivj .. . i
re.le Mayor and ?o-.v *- . [J
-ti! r.rt '
or their choice. H
IjOblilDA'*. , V
J. A TAYLOR. |t
u. k grantha.ii, .r
< Executive Comar. t 2
FOR MAYOR f
Subject to xh» action ct I.V Perao !
>tUt- primary. 1 hereby -nau-.-nc I,
h . ! am a candidate for .I'-cIrrt!
i. Mayo: of Para.
1. L. -Vi!;":.
FOR CCMMISSlOlIF.R
rtc' a auarx-d that Hr. V/. :. .T ■ . ► }
■> .**. a candid .tie for .t-c'.vcxio-' fo.-*;
janraLaioner Inn the Fire. Wu
:rd ji the coi'.cllatioti of r^nii'* IV
Vin-ij. 1 hereby announce ray cap-,
r fun ('ommluiom.r fiom :'*e'‘
rt Ward. If rndirsed, 1 a*iurv my •
luypj l*** the iuitic mercy nil1 be .
tut forth ji* rommiiaxio'icr a.x char- '
icteritca my private cffalrs.
r. s. sir \ tv. <
h;iril l R. 1021. at. ’
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FOR COMMISSIONER
Fcl'orinc the reqncat of ra.viyii
Frierdc I have ilst’dnl to V*v?r a:;
rand'date for cvnmlv'oncr from the ^
teeot-d war'd. TK* U to announce m, .
tanrfidiiry. eebjeet to the Darr."«t&”c )
irltnnry to b« bold on April 23. 13tt. )
I*. A. t.EE. j
FOR COMMISSIONER ~ |
Subject to the action of the *p
t.xachiae Democratic primary, f wj|||J
»* a cnmlidalo for re-election com- .1
nl-w’oner from the Second Ward ]<
UlfTIN A. TAItT. W
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FOR COMMISSIONER
Following the requeue of many
Fr'ende I hare decided to became a ]
•or.dniatc for commiuioner from tnc '
tei-ond ward. Thi* it to announce my (
tacdidacy. subject lo UlC Democratic |
[•rime.y to Imj held on April 2S, 1021. j
_W. D. TUKNAC.S
FOR COMMISSIONER !
At the . cquo.t of my friend*, I
mnounre myaelf a candidate for
raamioloner from the ihird ward
subject to the Democratic prim-try
to he held April 26, 1921
si 3- j. w. ruaniE.
FOR COMMISSIONER
Thie la to announce my candidacy'
to- re-election aa rommleeioner of
*’.< third ward, subject to the approa
thi-V Dcmoc.alic town primnrv.
W. U. NEWBERRY
FOR COMMISSIONER
Subject to the action of the Demo- I
rtat'c town priiaaM, I will t* a can
didate for redtctlon aa Commiuiur. !
er of the Fourth SVard of the town j
of Dunn. 1
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DOLLARS j
" T ARE YOURS DOING I
THEIR DUTY? \
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• ‘.Unless they are in some good bank they •»
r .are not I '
/t There are many idle dollars in this com- |
r munity—and an idle dollar is a slacker Si
dollar!
If *11 of them were put to work prosper- 8
ity would return.
BANK WITH US!
i State Bank & Trust Co |!
Is Special
—"B : AT - , :
GOLDSTEIN’S
Dunn’s Best Cash Store
Fleishman Bros. Co.l
HEEK-W SPECIALS “m- * <- W X.EMn SPECIALS!
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H It 16 the purpose of our New Corporation to be second to none in the way of making low prices, that is in m
3 keeping with good merchandise. Our stores are established on a basis of quality. They handle only reliable f.
g . good, that have proven their worth through the test of time, from makers who must safeguard their stand- g
O «■»*». But while we maintain highest quality we are not unmindful of the fact that our prices must be con- S I
* eistently low. Our buyers are this week visiting the largest mills and manufacturers In the union, baying *’
3 good* for our whohmele supply house in Baltimore, as well as the different stores and you may rest assured
■v that our Dunn store is now receiving and will at all times receive its share of the well-bought goods to offer O
a the buying public of Dunn and surrounding community. While we have great values to offer in every de- f
£ parttnent of our stores six days in the week, we are going to offer on Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays L
.a e*ch week bPr.ClAlil at prices far below what wecould have bought them prior to the time our buying r
1*2 Power concentrated. These items will hereafter be known as Fleishman’s Week End Specials, and will £
*| ,,e 0D dl*P]»y I* oir window* each Wednesday. Thursday and Friday night. This week we are offering for ^
i Thursday, Friday and Saturday
600 Yards Silk Georgette, all
color*. Navy, Black, White,
Brown, etc., formerly sold up
• to I2.R0.
WEEK END SPECIAL
j $1.00
1 2,000 jr»fdj White Gouda, con
sisting of Voiles, Nainaook, Or
gandies and Lawns, 60c values.
WEEK END SPECIAL
15C
200 pain good quality Wear
Wall Mon'a Khaki Panta, all
aJae — ....$1.10
40-inch Printed Voiles and
Flaxon's, newest Spring pat
terns, value up to 75c.
WEEK END SPECIAL
35c
36-inch standard Percales. Fast
Colon*. Stripes and Solids. For
merly sold up to 40c.
week End special
t
Men’s Khaki Full cut Work
Shirts, all sites __78c
36-inch Standard White Mus
lin. 85c quality. *
WEEK END SPECIAL
12 l-2c
Standard Draaa Gingham, Fast
colors, Plaids, Stripes. Checks
and Solids, 36c value.
' WEEK END SPECIAL
I5c
AH colon In Mtn't Inter-Wov
en Silk Hoaa, boat on earth,
havo boon lately reduced to 7So