HUNDREDS DIE IN
COLORADO FLOOD;
LOSS APPALLING
Food AmI Water Scarce awl
Bob»· Rabonod Amooi
Do· ti tu to
EIGHTY THREE BODIES
RECOVERED IN PUEBLA
Hoarioat Lom Of Lifo la For
ties Quarter Where Warn·
Lao War· Not Hoodod—
Moat Sorioni Problem Now
U That Of SamiUtiop -Help
Wasted.
ΡβΛΙβ, Col*» Jane t. At 2^30 o'
clock this aftereooα )ust when I'ucb
le ni 4>ejr:nBing to recover from the
terikl» duaiUr of Friday >khl the
akagway reservoir, between rlorenco
sad Victor, suddenly gav· way, and
wttkta aa boar th· rwollcn torrent
of the Arkansas river bad iplii in
undated the outlying sections of th·
city.
At 4:10 o'clock the water· bad rls
« to · Mint only a few inekes be
low the nlrh mark of Friday nigkt's
flood·. J. L. Merehesd, secretary to
tke governor, nid tonight h· thought
the death list weald aot exceed 160,
though resort· to hiai ranged from
200 to «00.
The local Bad Créai Mt · mtninrom
death list at 100.
The new flood did not develop Bo
ris usly, although the river toso av
etal feet la a short time. At 0 p. at.,
the rtver waa receding slowly.
Tree· and maaaca of dabria wer·
coaling down ftoa the eoentry afcove
faeblo oa the crest of the new floods.
Troops quickly cleared the business
and wholesale districts. Citlseoi were
prevented iron conmr wiuiui a
block ef the «Μη, while mt eflort
ni saads to prevent 1ο· of life from
the new dancer.
Croat Τmm Uprooted
Governor Shoup and Colonel Ham
Patrick Hamrock. commander of the
state constabulary, trmod today to
take pononal charge of the situation,
bmidlatab up on their anr+val tt w»«
Mod thet Colonel Band'·
U
and Danr tad Bio Grande
Dm to delay» caused by wbi road
beds Dm two oBeiali abandoned tkU
lomjuu at Bottee, however, pro
ceeding to thU city by automobile.
Aloof the railroad tracks from Col
orado Springs to Pueblo are scenes of
disaster, great Wees uprooted, deep
gull lee torn tn tl.l fields by the rush
% torrenta.
pan the arrival of Governor
Shoop and Colonel Hamrock, the be
lief was expressed by members of
the party that Ike reparti of the death
toll had been exaggerated. The prop
erty damage, it 4s c«needed, however
Will be at least *10,000,000.
Tw· Now Floods
Pueblo really experienced two new
floods today. Breaking of a dam on
the Fountain river near Colorado
gpriags early today sent the flood
waters of the Arkansai river op a
nb. At 4 a. m., the waters had again
reached Third street. By 8 o'clock, the
new flood was receding and it was
believed all daager from it was ended,
lies Skagway reservoir broke and
brought the second aew flood.
The city was ander military con
troL vaamy wim uni, toi. raw r.
Newton of th· Colorado national
rturd in charge. Th· city ha« baeo
wRkMt light·, gaa and water eno·
th· flood «*■« Friday night Candle*
and keroaone lamp· are at a pr*ro
iOM.
▲Π iiru hi tki city are out toiifht
rnxfre wWch lighted *hi city iMt
nifM did no greet damage.
Every railroad line into tin city
wmj ont of eoosiiilon, with many
■Qh of roadbed waahed est Within
th* eity practically all of th· road
hod and ralla la th· yard· havo bean
dortroyod.
Ntwtftpw mon and military offl
ciali bar· kMn the only pertoni per
mitted te enter from the outeidc
world tine· the flood·.
One arteaian well flowing "thla
water wa· «ho only Marc· of «·ρ·>7
for drinking water In north PaAlo
today. The city water lapply '* jpolh»
ted and instruction· hare aeea imacd
to am only boiled water.
14ghta were wppliid tonight in the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company
NSW FLOOO WATERS HAMPER
THE WORK Or RESCUE FORCES
Pueblo, Colo., Job· 6.—Hew flood
water* from th· Arkaaaa* ri<rer crept
back late mala itraet thU morning,
•«rioujly haod»cpv)tng reacae work
on. The water, whielt had receded
Uat night, roe· agala thla morning
bat.by noon bad one· more aterted
te renia.
At noon today M bod 1m had Wen
taken from th· flowed aria, the
hearte* U« of ufi being in the for
aiga dMrlet, where the lahaMtaata
tabid to hoed the warning rignal·.
Both food aad water ara bolng fa
ttened and ara vary icarea, bat th«
■Ml aartaaa problem facia* th· city,
according to Robert Ο alt, chief of th»
muRatlM iiwlnlua ef the B«d
Oram, la that of aaakhttoa. Dliinfee
toata art argoatly needed. Mr. Oaat
doeiarod. la aa appeal mot te the
■t Loaia chapter of the Red Crom
the aeod far ΙίΙ,ΟΜ 1er Immediate
Ma ta réclama tien work.
la Pueblo'i cearthodee hoadreda of
re hoaeod. The «cheek.
TONSIL-ADENOID
CLINIC IN DUKE
Will Be Conducted Under Slat*
Board Of Health. Mtu
Buck am In Chare·
Beginning Tuesday rooming, J<"»«
14th, 1921, end continuing for u
many day» it* nmaary up to four,
the State Board of Health will con
duct a tonsil and udrnoid clinic for
school children between the age· of
β and 12 yrar» Inclusive, needing the
opération <fot removal of diseased
tonsils and adenoid* at an improvised
emergency hospital a* 'Duke., This
hospital trill be hits ne od in the grad
ed M-hool building, and the nursing
facilities will be andcr the dirxctlon
of Mis· Idell Buchsn, the State BfiArd
of Health School Nurse, who is well
known In Harnett county, having re
cently examined irverel hundred
children hi this county.
An experienced ipcclalist will do
the operating on these children. No
child will be operated on until after
first being rxamincd by the specialist
and found not only needing the op
eration, but in condition to have the
operatloa safely and successfully
done. As many as 20 children per
day <wil] be operated on jf requesting
operation. Kerry precaution is taken
to take thoroughly good ear* of the
children during the operation and af
terwards. A full force of experienc
ed trained nnrro* will be present, and
every child operated on will be put
IB a comfortable cot and watched
closely until the isurmng afb-r the
[operation. Th- anesthetic will be ad
ministered by a capable and exper
ienced physician and every attention
possible to assure the safety of the
child will be available.
An* oarert or rainli·»
child of At ifii above who need·
th>« opération mar immediately fil»
Application with Mlat Ideil Buchan,
Duke. N. C.
Mora than 20 of the beat apeelallHa
in the State of North Carolina have
volunteered their aervieoa to the
Stale Board of Health for the future
conduct of theix cllaica. Clinic» have
already bevn held In 8S countlea.
Mora than 4.500 children h^ve been
operated on during the p*at two
year» The North Carolina State Me
dical Society la it» rwcent meeting in
l*ine Hurat, N. C., endoraad by an
ovei-wlielinlag vote the condoct of thia
work, and the beat phytic.aria of the
■tat· heartily endort» and commend
the cllak.
Bveiv phydctaa la Harnett Cpomtf
^WWRJ^WWH^rSpeSJoTT^f
School· for Bute Board of Healtb.
RAWL3 CREEL
The following invitation has been
Uaued.
Mr. and Mra. Joaoph Nieholaon Creel.
Sr., requert the honor of your pro
ence at the marriage of their daugh
ter, Nancy* Kathleen in Mr. Riehard
Wright Rawla on Wedneaday, June
the twraty-aecond at high noon. Di
vin· Street Methodiit Church. Dunn,
North Carolina
ehurehra, public building* and tion
drerta of private heanea arc earing for
countlcm other» left deatitute by the
flood of Friday night and Saturday.
The homeleaa are being fed at the
rate of <00 an hour by the Red Crow,
but daapite the well orgnniaed effort·
to take care of lta unfortunate» the
city moat have outaide aid and at
once.
"We are terribly hort," declared
Caat in the 8'- Louia meaiage. "Our
poor arc destitute. Our rich men are
now poor and we appeal for a*tlit
alic»
"Wc muat have 000 tenta and bed
ding for the 2.Α0Φ deatitute epmona.
A big lupply of chemical» and diaiiv
leeiamK nr» orgenuy necam. liuso
llnc, candie», 1 an terni and eamping
equipment are «orely needed. We also
ixjutre Dm service* of trained Kcd
Crow personnel."
StTOM ia feeing laid on the nceeaaity
at equipping local atllltiea no that
operations may he roomed. It WM
also pointed oat that the stricken city
if at the mercy of the dement». Rain
continued to fall though not ao heav
ily as Friday. The biff I've· which
formerly protected the city from the
watara of the Arkansas river «rant out
Friday night and aay of the swelling
of the river's terrent by rain add*
to the flood hasard».
Nssmmu Msrmlevs Eeaapae
Reporta arc η omet ο m of mirscu
ioma escape « from the water·. Many
prominent business men and women
who waited till the hut moment to
fleo narrowly escaped with their
live·. Rtill others are reported miss
ing
There ha* been no attempt te com
Jile liats of known dead. Scarce of
oreigners living in the bottoms who
failed to head the warning «Iran war·
seen to vaniab ht the rsging waters.
The railroad yards ara a sight bag
garing daaeriptioa. Freight cars and
rail eooipaneat of all daacriptlan ara
piled ia a hideous, fo«l-«melling maaa.
River debris ravers the wreckage The
turbid waters awtrl and race through
the rails and Ilea.
The flood ad section of Paebla is
carpeted with a thick, slimy layer af
mad and debris Water rose to the
levai af the «treet light· la many
place*.
Maeehaala Sufi., Heavily
Merchants face serioos osabarass
m sat brcaoaa of the tremeadotu ste*V
Ion, oaa big department store fac
ing a lorn of stocKaleii· af |2M,0M.
The Nulkol· Paekiag company lost
vlrtoally everything its total axcaad
Ϊ·Κ · million dollars.
Oaat said fhe plupart» damage
woald total more than 110,000,noo
white others an his committee said
he waa far to coaservstive. Bot. d*>
Splte the terrible disaster, Puehlo la
gfcting to régala IU feet. A spirit of
eptiaatem prevail· and with the arrival
here of ouUiJe aasistanea. a graatar
degree af eenflAer.ce ie fait
UMPIRATE HELPS
BENSON DEFEAT
DUNN iN OPENER
Locals Dro Fir»t Oim> Of 5m·
ton By Seer· Of
• To 8
PARSON WEEKS UNABLE
CALL ΈΜ AGREEABLY
Dunn Fallow· Show Sotne Bril
liance, Bat Becom» Ptaiejr I·
Pinch·· — Jtcluon Make·
Several Bobbl·· Bet Retrier
u By Starting Batting Rally
For Five
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Cleb W. L P. C.
Ucnton .. ..... ..I 0 1,000
Four 0*ks .1 0 1,000
l»unn .. 0 1 .000
Solma 0 1 .000
YESTERDAY'S RESULT·
Btnwn, 9; Dunn, 6.
Four Oak·, 8; 3elma, p.
WHERE THEY FLAY
TkanAjr
Four Oaks at 8sliaa.
Friday
Ben ion at Dona.
Ια a sun· featured bjr tki mast
r.dlcu'oas ajaplriag ever aee· in this
psrt of the country, Bens·· yesterday
drfeaUd the Doua tsasn id tha first
game of the Eastcra Central Lsagee
at Beoson. The score «as I te i.
While this was being done, Laaifc, of
the ?our Oaks team, was holding Bal
ms feitlcas and his fellows won the
~aaa Ο t. A
Dans'* boys did net thow op so
Wly in the Benson contest. They
were really brilliant in their fielding
at times. bat mer· often |1>< W1J to
panic. Shorty Jackson «U the prime
{«■tor in giving Benson it· first three
raiduk. He mad* tfar·· e«SMCBtln
bobble*. Preview to that, bomver,
be nade a ue-kud itab of a tare
bit, and subsequently be rtaiMd the
rally tkt|>|are Dunn a tn m lead
over the ItiMC fellow». Bam FarraB
and Midget Newberry made aena
beautiful catches ia th· outer gard
en*. IJiruen was tho batting *tar for
Da^peMnc omt two Uib^i.
'fie hti lite rent of ·Λβ game
the*gV. centered around Umplrate
Preacher W»k«, wfeo wa« also offi
cial announcer for tbe Benson talk.
None, of course, would accuse the
parson of eonaciously working a
wrong upon the head· of our Inno
cent young men; bat.it waa evident
that the lensee of hie specs were out
of focus. He Just couldn't see straight
when it came to arbiting the play·.
It wa* not unnatural that Dunn aJ
way· suffered through thia inability.
An an umpire the parson Is a first
claat pr»*chrr.
Button twirled the wbolé roule,
holding the Bensooitcs well within
bounds until the multitude of errors
behind him weakened his morale.
Then came three long bite to the tun
6eld where Wiley H moon was unablr
to And them in the sun'· glare. It
was thsse that lost the game far
Dunn. It was hardluek. Our boys de
served better. Will Newberry played
Wa usual steady dependable game
behind the bat.
Holme· and Johnson pitched for
Benson. Holmes was driven from the
mound when Dunn started Its batting
nUy.
The next game will fee played here
Friday between Benton and Dunn.
RESPONDING TO THB EMERGEN
CY TARIFF
New York world.
Canada's response to the Emergen
cy Tariff Bill juat signed by Presi
dent Harding is qoick in coming. Cor
responding duties bave already taken
effect on import* ef wheat, flour and
potatoes from tbe United States, and
the agitation spread· through all tbe
province* for UM people to patronise
Borne production· and aartiealailv aa
agaiut importe from thia country.
IVr· are reaponaea from other
quarter* of the woi+d. Tit Ma· day'a
new record· that United 8Lete· n
oorter* are comylalaiag ef Aaatrai
tan raatiicUona again** then which
"threaten to have aerloM effect apoo
trade relatione between thia country
and tile Common wealth." Spain hae
Itrplr ahollehed Ita minim an Ota·
of daty aa affecting especially im
portant exportable Una· of United
State· awnufaeture and auhetiteted
rate· three, four and ft*· timaa hiab
er. LaUM advice· report the feeling
of anugoniam toward the United
State· to ho (rowing among Argen
tine fcaalnaaa men. That it will find
practical «xpreuioa la retalltocy tra
it legislation doe* net *eem ta be
de·*)led there or wherever alee Hie
higher tariff lrgUlatioa of congnaa ie
finding hoetile affect.
Meantime the export trade tpeclal·
lata of the United State· are running
hither and thither, le hare and I·
there, with a err af larger f redite or
other device· to are the cnntor'i
foreign marfcete from Ike leaa which
threaten·, What do they expect to
aecompliah along that lino and by
aach meaaa when Congrem «II the
while le deiag Ita haat to crimie the
hnyiag power of thorn market· la
the merit eta af the United Mataaf
MAIUUACSf
The fallowing marriage Hcoaeea
ware taeaed fajr t agi Iter of Deed·
Faacette doriagUe week.
Johnnie Parriah ta Nary *· Joka·
'""'oh· O. MeLood to Sarah C Ma.
Kay.
Ward Straaaa to LmO· Klzoa.
TWaa CukerUW
Λ·Ι·1ιΜ i|
1> F.
fajrtuvllle, J(
| out Λ hoar·, tb« J
affainst frre e<
Crert Law Mid i.
•aultine Earl He
kill, reported to
aftaraaoa that
■ad were diach
declared and
l-til th· next 1 _
Aafuri. Trial of I
dev. Th· Jat7 a
quittai, it is and
Jm a ad Ja
ted af a diai
der tor tim
Κ
■•serai
covtaottoa of
Last November.
Min
•ad Luthci
noon acquit
OariM W«
•f Tka
Was
lost r**ar< for
the bast ksown
^id,«yskUUdl
afteratt
Mb·
altitude
lost »
beat to
flihw
it das
Miss
SO miaou*,
ι piloted her
THE
OF
■«ardiaa.
h«r
ItttWibm
*■ a coe
of kit or
β«her. «ad a
■aid placard '
•d due· tha *
or notil the ι
quarantine
RuU S.
householder, ta
who·· honae '
•paanodle co
any cMld or I
Milt, or ■
merer had
any publie or :
eehool, charck
tf, picnic, or ι
or go soar a
hoo·· U plaçai . _
Rote a. No ruardian, or
householder. In M «rïir named,
•kail paraît aay <kld or minor who
kae nerer had «Μφίη* uart, hot
who haf keen «ipnotrt to whooplne
cou*ti, to attasd aay public or prorata
•ehool. Bandar aefceoT or other charck
maetina, theater, party, ρ leak, or oth
er-public a·! léW'i «r go near a
public park, wHhta 1« days of the
time of «raooor·.
Sale 4. No uuwn «ko hae whoop
iar couch ihaU attend any saMIc or
pmrate achool, Baa day ackool, church
mcetlnx, theatre, party, picnic or oth
er aueoAlace, or 1· Mar · public
-I _UWU - nM A m Λ *
the beginning «f À· diataie, unie··
•oontr raleamd kf ·· vrittu per
mliiloD of th· quarantine oOcir.
Bale 5. No wmltme apparel. bed
clothe·, curtain·, carpet», or other
fabric with which a-Poraon raff «ring
from whooping N«k ton· ia corn
tact ahaii be aant IW from th· fam
ily or boamhold, ^fla th« hoaae u
placarded, without flht being ho4M
or aptMdf to tit· nn of th· ni
for at least I hour*.
Sal· 6. Upon lb· termination of
qaaraatln·. and at th· time of the
nwnil of th· plaeard, the nom or
room· occupied »r th· M ah all be
thoroughly clean··' ,h) accordance
with th· direction· prepared b* the
North CaroUaa State Board of
Health.
(Chapter 2β\ Pahllc Law» 1BIT.)
Srrtioa 11. Aaf Prt m wlltfally
▼iolaUng aay of th· ml·» aad rtn
lationt adopted br th· North Carolina
State Board of Health fér the ooatrol
of the dlmae·· m rationed 4a thla act
. . (hall b· gailtr of a alalia»·
aaor aad iued not «um4Ii| fifty
(Mian (150,) or imprtowMd not torn
aer more than thirty teya, at the dl»
cretiaa of the coort la caaa th· offea
d»r be atleken wfth the diMaaa for
wfckh h· I· %aaaia«a«Vû, h« «hall be
iA)Kt to th· peaahy en recurery.un
ie»· ia the opinion of th· hcilUt;
of th· North Carolina State Board
of llMltb the penalty Aoald he emIV
tad.
MISS MARIAN SWAIN QOKS
TO NASH COUNTY
Beginning Wedn««day, in· lat,
NI·» Harlan Swain, »k· haa be «η
eoanty home demonstration agent In
Harnett for the paat year, UhM «ρ
potltion la Nan county.
HI»» Swain ha· Wn »n tiring ia her
wort here aad ha· m»<W a boat ai
friand· peopl· ail «Ter the
ntf who war regret u «We her
op. Svcryene wiehm for her th·
greatest laccem la har now Said.
Him Bridg· of B····, W au ta age
reanty, wh· haa beea head of Im
domeitle Mimic· d*aartm«at af Ap
palaahlaa Traialng School far tan
year·, aomm to taka «s the «*tk ai
homo dofaonftratloa Meat la Har
pett. Nam «H Petty Nenra.
BOND ELECTION
CALLED BY BOARD
FOR CTTY SCHOOL
«Vodnoa4*7. Mf 13, I· Dote
Sot For Vote Of
Project
1200,000 NEEDED FOR
BUILDING PROGRAM
Now Registration CtllW For
District and AU Wko Doaéra
To Vote Mmt RoglUr
Books WUI Opon Ια Fow
Dojra In H. A. Porkor*a Of.
fie·.
A special election to authorise tha
issuance of MOO.900 school boads
by Ik· Dana Graded School Dlttrlcl
«u called yeate rdsy by the Board of
County Comiaisilonars far Wednea
day, July 18. All «ho desire ta poftl
ctpai* in thta election moat rajldn
between saw and the data at ateefcen.
Registration books will ba oaaaad al
the ο flirt of H. A. Parker, city cleric,
who will aanrc aa registrar far thia
election.
The foregoing waa tha Meat te·
portant action of the Board ia tu
■mHh| yesterday. Moat af Ma other
deliberations war* confined ο rou
tine matter· that coma before every
aiitlat. The matter of "Lli oper
ative tile Town tend Road law, sub
mitted to the Bosid by tba laat sea
son uf th« State Legialature, waa de
ferred for ana year.
In tha a»Mit that the aehool bead
election il «arried, 9100.000 for tha
pnroaa of coniLructing a now achool
building for white children la tha
•astern part of town and for aiding
la tha eoaetrocttea of a new baUd
isf for colored people «a tha itte of
the proposed teacher training aad tat
Λ 1—i.t 1 · »· · ·
edge of town. The other flM.OM
wlH be iseued sect jrnr te provide
.for additions to the present white
graded school building and lis*
«traction of a twtlnmt to *
the fecolty.
• brfk· election Η will be
•inconvenienced through
claaa room space. Btadenta lltereBy
have kere sitting in each other* lapa
In moat of tha claaa rname. Before
leaving Dean laet month Prcfiuor J.
B. Martin, aeperintendent, atatad that
aavaral of the gradea would bava to
be given a ball time schedule next
tern unless a new bull dine wa· cam
atrastod. '
Ne lite for the new white baiMiag
baa beea choaen. It la understood that
Ino e oh ice will be made until after
the election. Then it ie probable that
the citizens of town will ba called
upon to chooee the rite desired.
LOWE* REDISCOUNT KATE
I» FAVORED BY SENATORS
Washington, June 4.—Reduction
af federal reserve rediacouat rate*
and tiaic estenxlon of leans oa agri
cultural paers ware favored at a
meeting today of It senator» of the
aew agricultural "block." A bill by
Senator Capper, Republican, Eanaas,
to add the secrctariee of agriculture
and commerce to the federal ι enure
board also waa indoraed.
Senator SmHb. of South Carolina,
ha· diaeuxsed with Praaidaat Harding
the queitlon, of reducing the r*dia
conat rate on agricultural paper to
•ve par cent, aa well as obtaining
U1VI* vivuii tel B|iiHUini» iwm. «aw iw
rehred a httn today fro» tk· Pise
Mnt la reply to re«ohrtiea« adopted!
by the cotton «onmlution confer
ence In New York lilt month. The
(•iftrmi nctaanJid redaction
of the n4lWMit rate of five ner
cant, and also Increased crédita
through the federal reserve ifiUn.
President Harding la response to
the resolutions, wrote Senator Smith
an expremion of "appreciation of the
expression made by the conference."
The President added that "away of
the niftiUoni an receiving the at
tention of the adaialstratiea.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
The following trasafer· «( real ee
UU hare been recorded la the ο flic·
of Sari «ter of Deed· FanccUe daring
the last/week :
Gee. P. Pope and wife to Margaret
Pop· McKay et al, lot h» Dunn, for
leva and affection.
P. L. Gardner and wif« to J. W.
Hockaday, 50 acre* la Black Bhrer,
μίΜ.
W R. King and wife te B. C. Hon
eycvU, lei In Angler, 11,0··
liant â Lowderaiiik to Martin Mor
rison, t lota <· Maiaera, IS·.
Erwta Cotton Mill· Oo., to A. B.
Lxai, S lota In Averasbero, ft,OS·.
P. T. Dupree. eomialeeioner, ta D.
B. Cook. SO aerea la Black Bhrer, for
«4.41T.50.
M. J. Holder and wife «t MnleeM
Holder, >· acre· la Upper Little Riv
er. |7 6
CARTBR-TATLO*
The following invitation» hare been
received by friend· In Dana and vi
cinity!
Mr. aad Mrs. Jefferson Davie Car·
r wpw I.
ee at the niarrlag* ef their daagh
tor Mary Elfredi to Mr. RamSfn
Darfcan» Taylor on Wednesday the
15th ef Jane at 4 o'clock In the af
ternoon, Leo, loath Carolina.
Under the boa «Ac eat rale of salf
tnatlon.'a anal) aatioa caa do
it
iYOUNC SOMA LADY
I DROWNED «LAKE
Selma, Jim β—ΗΙμ Hdln
dy, mm *0, daafhter ·( J. &
di, «I blw, wm Irawtéd h _
iKin»en la Holt** Lake, · few mile·
from &atthfleM, «km the boat ta
which ah· vat ridiaf with a friend
orerturaed. Th· taMÉi weiiwd »
boot I.H o'clock, and althoafh tbo
body vaa wetww< from tk «MM
leu thaa thirty atnti ifumrda,
erery effort to ratio*· bar ta life
failed.
O. W. Bauer and M<n Bendy ware
la eaa beat aad Lather O'Neal and
Miu Kaea lamr, of Raleigh, Meter
of Mla· Baady'a companion, were to
aaotber at the time af the accident,
ft) mm aiiaaor the boat ecn^ai
|by Mr. Bamer aad Miu Buady Ve7
turaed Id SO faai of water jaat a few
feet fro· the beat carrytaf Ms. O'
Neal and Mte lamr. MUTiaaaar ba
turning the other boat. It wai
•ary far Mr. O'Neal te carry bar U
lead aad thaa nnh bade la am of
fer ta an Mr. tor aad Mim Ban
dy, who were «tmrrtiac la the wa
■ Mr. Bauer feaabt daaperataly t·
fcrto* the yoanc ladr to eefety. bat
before land eaald be raattod aba
looted bar baM aad aaak. Other*
δίΤίϊΛ^ΓΪ,ΙΒΛΓΒ
bafan ta tara Mack ftoa» atraacala
tion aad hfc eoaditlaa today waa nab
that he *u anabl* to attend the fto
aaral auikii far the yoaag lady. The
body af MLm Bandy waa recovered
a abort «bile later, bat etffert» to
briac bar ta Ufa faQad.
The re Kline of Mia· Boady were
broaftht to bar boeae here aad the fa
nerai Mrricee ware bald freea toe re-i
Amc thi» mernlfl*. M>| eeadact
Bnndy. w ίη5»Τ"·>»Γ^·!τ1
one hAlf-tutrr, Mn. rUiabvth Wl*-|
•lew, *f ÇmpMkt, ni Ibtt h»lf
bratboa, W01 A. Bundy. «f Gonbar
y i C. A. Bob <jr. tt Mwfolk, u< O.
3. Bniwfr. mf Xmt 0«τ».
call far tho certificate ιΛη parchaa
' liTJSz.
ted to attoad. Tha riH poopU of
Charlotte havo aado olaharato ρrep
araOaaa to aaterteia ikdr vialtora.
WHAT CAUSES BACKACHE
It IIWM only a tot mn aft that
we Mad to aaa la alt tho intMtn
• woudaat af * mm with Um mm·.
talalav 14 par Mat aM
That waa ia tha day· when
(ttll Imaciaed tbar cauld eara
aeha with «odlelaM, patent ar othar
3 .to; !ΟΧ^25ΤΆ
tha Bran hnyhtU recalled thoao ad
fl_ __ I
vertUewertta ta hi* aodtonco la tha.
course of a lactara aa backache afraa
before tha *w Tart phjrtaiaaa* aa
aeclatloa and inttUi Lb tha Medical
RroaH Dr. (patela Mda it alaar
that all, ar alaaet an, tha léw Md;
pafea la tha larwer pen of tha hack
«an dM to aa toflaaanation of the
W>lnt«, either thaaa between tha towar
loaabar Ttrtebrae ar thaaa >itetia
tha aaaral aad Dial baaaa.
No MadtotM· will da thaaa my
good Tha Or* fhlac to da li to have
aa X-ray takaa to ardar to Make
•are which joint la tha offoador Than
tha «mow «β kaaw which e*e to
treat. lia aoaal UtahiWl ia · light,
ventilated yUiter-of-Porit Jacket ar
to gtva tha
eaat, Joot
|«Mflto I M
τ*000 troaHoo of tha Jatoto _
Ifajartfhr daa to a Mrala. a Wow ar
fan, which aood Md loaaaaaHly hai
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ON JULY FOURTH
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With Wv iwb
Dartaa ui
Cam B»n. kw Ml (Urn,
in»* ftra wotfcs m< a «al.
titadc of «tear feature· aiian I tot
Duma |Mt Tour* of July Calabra
tion It Wok* ι·* aa tf tkit mat ia
gay to bo ooa^ofjaor» than ajaal
rWten «nn>«>^KtadttoBSûw «a
that day.
Bocrotaiy T. L. JUddla. of tlM Har
natt CauMy Acrkultur^Fair An»·
tfaOal^aal^»' ^ n*^ Ôuriet*ιϋΐΓιΐ
ory town and τϊΙμο · ftbc nni<
T^Haca ο ftha
inm eoaaty there ara baaae— .. ...
lad acroja tha Ara·ta irritins arary
hody ta "Meat Ma hi DunaJafr
«Btarad far tha mat aad the (Mtaft
card f«aaûaaa ta te one of MM Wit
'ever aaaa at a alugit day acat in
North Carolina. la addition to tha
bona racaa tbara will be aiala, aeter
eyria, Mcyda, foot aad caatcyod* ra
_ M»d Dana aad Daka «ad
Duaa wfl] play Ml at tke Tub
(Muda «a tha Fourth. The conte*
between Ban «an and Dtun wfTI ka
third I&.M.
Awttu elm
tt.oo.
a turn 4*nf nilliMAfi
ivwtTtr, "wncn OHÇ ■ MMlIf
ftrwiri ar llftrac NMlMif tba pal·
«addtnly winwn >n4 m will MnU
h»f «aa be I«h4. Bm we ham a
MfUnlng of a fart af a wrtéiM,
4m to UM oririnal ialary, ar parbape
a fraetur» af on· »f Um Inmnm
prt A plaatar «art ar a<nl;
■trapping and raat will gaaeaaDy «T
fKt a ear*.
Tb*a (bar· af* eaaaa aWeh «tan
Ut» chroaic loaAafo, wltb a (harp
C la low la tba back aa4 4«wb tba
ek at aa* ar tka atkar «kick. f*·
amtnaUaa attarw* that ana ltd· af tba
••hrto to lariat thaa tto atbar, Am
fart baiac that the troik baa toatfte*
liataraUy ««as tba lart la—bat aarte
bra. la ethar* tbara la aa In/aatia*·
artbritto ar Milan af tba Jala*. Ik*
fenw «WMa rmiHHf ta a
plaeter Jacket
Older patient* aft·a btr* a baat
m tka «ha vbieb to a taiiwk| 4
tka ί«·ηΠ»(τίοη·β coTrrtn^t and «·*■
law* of th« jointe, naMrtfany a> a «*·
kawera», traeaaMa ta kfiHlw «*
tb« blood—tt «ar be auar yeare af*.
Thar «ay alw ba tabaraalar.
waan «ka bava kam Mkn
oftaa cMaptala af pataa hi 4m MM '
batwaiatb» anw aaf UNm. A
plaatar Jacket to all tlMy »ni B«v
ifttiomi iff Uiie Joint irt μμΑΙ· nt
«7 rat*.
Dr Eptuta btaliu IM tba 4M·
eaaaa «C tka Miabla aaa b* artab
llAed aaly by mm X-ray ptrtara, N»
tka Jabrte la tba lata» at* aa aaaffcB
tbat vttkavt H tka aatgaaa «mat
^biîbXi LiSt'Ats
«Met W tka J*t*l> · -Hail If
Maat a «aaaar ar aaa dtoaaae ml mm
baa*.—New Tm* WmM.