THE DUNN DISP
Volume Vill. ___Dunn. North Caroline, lul . I, 1921, _
Dunn Extends Invitations To Attend B% Celebration
l ul) Day Planned
J'Yom Time Concert
Sttrta Until Nightfall
Nu Dir'I MihmkIi Expected In Cole*
bri'.iOD Progrele Arrange! For
Fourth Of July
Roeinnl >x with an op* *i air ron-i
• • •t li; lit Pula Bail n: 1) o’clock
it* l*. .ad Ulirrt llcin't b:if colcuru
oh • i’li- Vimf-h or July next Mou
'■' will •';! n .hi" with th'illy and
1' »: !>•< • iifci'inlitittmt for thou.-omd*;
v 'I «: i fi iti far Htid near.
■<•< ;:<• l*i* a dill moment from1
• it-., ir.il- ..'lit! till iuai dine bchiatl
ifct tr t tope ir the wort.
• It J<* o'; 1*1.it the bijr pat'odi* will,
*■1. ! r .'turn -lr*>..rt S’.irot mid Aihenulia
aud btiii.il* the pritcipull
c-ea-tc c*‘ i he city p ivein* under fcp-j
Is .a- Ml t'li.iiiiiit in*1 f:Jltcrii'ic fiajfji
-Jl w.e t,* ihe totltt. The lino will be!
i.at fo.ictv.-;
ifrci.i.
L’«!' hi'ouU.
I'hOtJt Rrniri Soldier* and former
*s*t v let m* it.
Automobile** of Fair Directory.
\utntr (tit le of Wnmiirdu I'.lith
hcinmeicia. rr.J Industrial Floats,
('llamber of Commerce Float.
School Finals.
isln.ia, Wagons, Buggies, Ktc.
Bltjreiti.
iTowr.s, Ktc.
te villa s at the Fairground* will
W'-t v: llluil and Will move »« the
follcw-iiig order:
ln:IC A. Ji.—Climbing greasy puic.
11 :'K! A. J! —Athletic events start.
•! :A«* A. In.—Dancing t.'ontect.
r.»;l)n M— Kiddie and banjo cvn
teat.
12:20 P. al.—Sl.ig'ng Conical.
2SIII P. M. 'Anarball — Ihsim a
LilUngtnn.
8:UU V. 31.- Races ftart.
1:10 P. 31.—ita-rlmll — Dunn a
gaiuat Benanai.
l:2ll P M-Prise W.nnr i a An
nouneed.
o:<iil p. 1J. —Drawing of cash I
pi ires.
t he follow dig prrej arr Of fen’ll by
the hu.rdi County Ag.leolluial Foir
A’-.niifliiii" .I>'d various merchants: '
t. oute-l.:; ■ ■ ni'.'ij:—h i1,1 $25, me
nop A* -Vf t Ini it $111.
VultMi i.’ $iil, jeeood $5. third $2.
S0.
IlM.ljo—h|.it S10, second $6, third
Clog dam n g—h irst $5, second $8.
th'rd ?2.n0.
Amateur clown.*—First $5. second
So. third <2.0(1.
.Best Decorated Automobile—$10:
snd $6
Tsuck $7.00 and $5.00. I
" 77 30 r.nd $0.
Carnage $d.U0 and $2.50. '
biiyelf i>5. and $2.5v.
Floats- business $10 and $5.
Patriotic $111 and $5.
Srho.,’ $to and $5.
Sunday school $10 and $fi.
Racers—Ho.a* Parr-ra and Trotter*
fh* for r.tl $200.00. |
3tu!e running $15 and $10.
'iuloriycls $1* and 10.
Bicycle $5 and $2.30.
* . . II ill. nr- I US
!• :*• : E’;r:t—K-'J yards dash—
..» •• tie all.
rTecu.nd Evt-s—role Vault, hlfhl
juaty. uut.ing b-oud jump—fr.:e for
ail.
ThilH Event Tug of-wn —10 Eton
tcvm liulti, lu men from Dunn.
I'ouith Event—half mile rare, free
tr*r oil.
Fifth Event—7.1 yurdi dash, free!
foi all indie*.
R’vt 1 •’.vent —Half mile relay race,
v uu •from Duke, I ladies from
Dunn.
Ec-vsitili ltve.it One Mile relay
i men from Duke, 4 men from
Dunn.
Kifihtn Event Half mile race, 4
hoyt under 10 yeai* of age.
AM pei’iO.’U who expect to part:ri
r«'» • ' any of Ine above named a’.h
I'.’tic tv; at. must .‘end in their names
and ,»«• 'ofi cc- r.ihlrvisor at once.
$10 00 in Geld to tbs parson buying
the le- |,sii number of tickets from
boyb in froat of Goldstsuo's bffors
t0t30. Residents of Duaa not allow*
ad to corep:t« foe ibis prise.
$23.00 in Gs.d in four prises to ho
given away in Fair Grounds. Each
visitor asked to writs bis noma and
address, and placa in in barrel. The
first name drawn gets $10. Each suc
ceeding three get $5 each.
i he Darsc* si Holliday Company
wiil give coo'rc of cut glass bowl in
their stock to irtc pre'urat gii I from
tlir ii.ii,.try, visiting their furniture
•dove mi July 4’,h, between B and III
o’clock A. M.
J. \V. Jonlan will give a watc h to
thr pet’sor. climb'ng to the Dip of the
greased pole
T.i** rlvH'Smon Hr,,them Company
will give to the oldest man and wom
an f,nm the rountry. visiting their
s.orc on July 4th between » and 10
o'clock A. to., er.d iding in the in-’
roue, ii r. i iiv ranaran Hal. a *7.60
8 Ik Wj.it, ar.il free tirVrt-i inti* Un
fair leround* re«peelivt.-ly.
To Uia large.t crowd from the
roni.'.rjr riding in thr parade on any
veh.elo. The Commercial Bank will
gi'e *J«.O0,
Bailor Brother* will give a guano
dirlriUntor to tba farmer c.xVbit'-ig
in lh< ir »tore, on only 4th between
3 and Id oYInrk A M„ the la Teat
i-talli nf I'nUoii containing tbr .urgent
numbi-i of wmarea.
Johimon Brother* will give a *7.50
SUtt.on lnt U> tba farmer lirlng In the
country, who mrhlbit* at thoir atoTC,
-clween 9 and 10 o’clocb. a da Ik of
Cutton with the Urged number of
Hlo<jom« on It.
Thi- 8tat.- Bank and Truat Com
p»r.y will g ve *6.00 hi Gold »n the
farmer, llvin* In the county, woo de
livrra t.nc brat (talk of corn at It*
oOlec between 9 and 12 o'clock.
Ailm -win n iolo the Kale Ground*,
Z**c for eh M-o from • U» It yaar*,
iiM-lUiivc. Adult* 60e. I
Wa-hinglon. June 24—William
Miller Collie:-, preakient of Ceoige
Warhmgtun l.'n’rcreity. thi* rlfy. win
nominated today by Prouldent Hard.
i»ig at American nrAiaaaador in
CM*.
HALF AUTOMOBILES
WITHOUT LICENSES
Owners Slow This Year In
Sending In Applications;
03,000 issued
Iill.t*i half the .-itnutnchH'* own
er.* ir. Nil. Ih (ainl.iii had secured
•*>'»' Hci"iw- when th*.» uuloro<diil«* |i
*e.i- dr*»siimi *u of the office of the
’«•*• te.Hiy i»f Slnti dosed yesterday
uft. vnoou. j.-.ii thr end of Ihc Kummo
l>:i« year louicti* st midnight will
.catcely brji.t? :h** n*imhrr up lo the
half way mark.
0» ly licriHM hsil hern np*
pl:#d f*t> y*»U»rd*.v afte’t'oo:i, and
i.iiOU Mi\k»# ar.d the ift.mated num
lie** ;»f ^ivfnpiM- uatomobMc* in the
•-t itr if placed at !/U),UOO and tracks
mi 1 j.uou. Aim'.imtinn* came in for
7 IPO Viren*** yexloulny, th# h< nvixst
ki! th* ri cjidi of the «!i'partmtf»i, and
the >uxl few tiny# are t xj*ecloil to
continue record *raa*hiii|f.
Th* jam# da\ Irut y*ar found 78,
Ri)o liciMucu for. or about
txn-fli't.iri of the eatlu- number ixau
i «l in thr June July ru*h, and the
bu**i.c->- don* un that day a year afro
wax only t.200, m against more than
enn Ihoutnnd jrw.oiclay. Chief Clerk
Sav.ycr ixpcdi Ike ruxh io continue
wish ;>tob..b!y ten th >axand npplira
t«o;t* toiluy.
N'dt'i C.udi.iu has lost mini* of it*
m .or vihViu*, hr. Sawyar think*.
iui th»* f«.lk* at e jutif loath to pait
ai\b ;iu* r mot.cy this year. They
•• • on to l until thr very
a.-t mi .ul#, and the ciotinir daya in
nor* fevered tlimn y* t recorded since
•he SUu begun to \nx automobile*.
He Hri ao uouhl that the number w II
unaunt up to the lJG.(UR) mark be
r»iry th*- ru.*h u over.
F*i'Cf p.t iHiu fa* ha\* umoun.vd
o *|iprc»xisnan1y a m llion and a half
Sr.llais, or nor fur fiom the totals of
m.*4 \iar. Thi# year th: tux has been
:oo-iderubly ifirrr*xiid which explains
h (art thnl receipt* have* run op to
iuc*b p« «u»or‘.ioriK. Mu r I nun a hun
J ed «mbvi ar* cnjtmred in labulnt
t»f the finplH-atlon*. iwuinx the li
*i »*•#*, ai d mx liiip tbi m uut.
Li.ar g Costs Drop 16.7
Per Cent. In One Year
la-.>«r. Com .1 Living in M.y, 1121
W.« SO.4 p.r C»l. Hiffc.r
Him in 1112
Wa.hlnctor, Jun, ?&. Thr cort of
ivi.K in Uic UniL<3 tff.te.-in Mar
»». 80.] per cent. higher than in
1V13, .ccoiding to flgurc. baord upon
trice. In 32 rilien, m.d, public today
>y the depurinunt of labor.
Houle furnuh.nK>. .bowed th.
,-rritcd incrc*. bring? 117.7 per ct.
hiph.i- In Mhv 1han in 1013. Cfothinr
tinwcil a I22.ii per coot increase and
rat! mnl light wen-; up 81.0 per cent.
[iuuuiiK wii< fiU per cent. Higher in
ka> than In 1913. while food was
I-1.7 per icti. higher. iVlistaUancou*
liv dk cx|ten«es ilmwi <1 art in nr air
■jf 1(>8.S per cent for the period.
Tl:i* lire.eari- ";i the coal, of living
b.-tween June. 1020. and May, 1921,
was 10.7 per cent. Except for fuel,
light and hou-im; nil 'Inns diouped
itl pi ice between Juno, 1920. and May
1921. la June n yenr ago fuel and
light wea only 71.9 per cent, higher
Ihan in 1913 and housing only 34.9
per rent litghci. Food was 119 per
tent higher in June. 1»20. than in
1913; cloth.ng. IR7.f> per cent, high
er; furniture and furniahings. 127.7
per ce.it higher and miscellaneous cx
petscs, 101.4 pci rent, higher.
MARINE PLANE BRINGS AID
TO DISABLED SUB CHASER
How Marine Corps aviators aided
» diauliUd submarine chaacr in the
Cur rib rim Sea by delivering a spare
minor part from their aviation supply
vase at. Pori An Priocc, is told in an
oihriol .letter from Major F. T. Ev
t.t* of the Marine Flying Sriuadton
In Haiti. 11k plan used war one of
thi most novel yet recorded.
There are no passable roads fvom
Pu-t uu Prince across the peninsula to
Aux Cnyr-j, wheic a few hundred
yn.ili ctf shore tao disabled chaser
lay. and no place where an airplane
i-uuM land. It wax decided to box up
the f-a.c motor pan. attach the box
an.I a ilD-fom rablo to an improvised
floating buoy, and to drop the entire
Cfr.’.riviinrr ovvehoisril close by the
~hax*r where it could b* picked up
by the cr< w.
The plan worked successfully. The
Mxi'.igx msrf the lOft-mle Joumey
ftenr. Pott r.j P.i. co. wig wanted the
re- #r lo itl.td hy fot » little 99
p<* ind pic* age, riioppcd it ovur the
»h'y_ uf /.t or aim! me uni! returned
lo 'ii 'r Milan. 'I he rout ir part was
u. «» :»nr ururi un r»#w o« me
rim**.' i#ht-d II <vjt tf tf*e Carri
bcsn u 4 miAlnllfM1 U in tholr
ttwy c n. ned th' h Journey to San
to Itanium City.
SUGAR PRICE FALLS
Now Yk-.U, June 2* -flume local
*ugu' vfliit •* teilay t ut their liet <|UO
tai'nri* Im point* to 6.20 a'pound for
p anuiatrd, a ney low record.
* RET IN PARADE *
¥ -- ¥
* The committee In charge of *
* the .Inly Fourth parade extend* ¥
¥ a cordial invitation to all farm- ¥
¥ eia to join In the parade which *
* it hope* to make the tangent ¥
V ever aeon how. It d<v* not mat* ¥
¥ lev what kind of a vehicle you ¥
¥ lide in—anything from an ox *
¥ cart to a m-cylinder louring car R>
* will ita. The committee want* all ¥
¥ of you la enter into the aplrtt ¥
¥ of the orra«ion and i* »trivinp ¥
¥ to give you the br*t time of ¥
¥■ ynmr life. ¥
* .*
• ' I
WQiuidkd Tar Heel*
Given Entertainment
North Carolina Society Entertain* In
Tkeir Honor—Removal of Dr.
Hnnspbrey’a Body Creed
Washington, Juno 2f).~. Members
• of ihe North Carolina Society of
Washington gave an entnto nment
Monday night in honor of ihe wound
i‘J Tar lien! soldiers who arc at Wal
t( r Rrril hotip!t:it in thi« city. Repre
sentative Bulwiokle. of the ninth dis
trict. delivered the p-inripal patriotic
addrtea of Ihe evening. Shoit address
e* were made by Rypi mutative Horn
mtr and Lyon and E. E. Britton, the
latter president of the North Carolina
Society of Washington.
S<-ni-tor Simmoiu today asked the
acietmy oT state to rei|uu*t the Brit
ish authorities to allow the removal
to iis home iu Robeson county, of the
body of Di l> A. Humphrey, who
died in the eorvjcv of the British gov
n*nmaul nn \Tr.n .rrv** talawd U7n.l
Indite, on June 1(1.
Di. Humphrey ia the son or Rtch
nrd Humphrey, of Iteiinert, Robeson
county.
Sctlulor H'mmuni ie anxious if pos
sible :o have the British government
rctuivi the body of Dt. Humphrey to
this country to be delivered to hi*
parent] and interred at hi< old home
n Robeson county.
“LINK" JOHNSON TO REMAIN
ON REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
Wnslrngton, June 2b.—Henry Lin
coin Johnom, a negro, who mi nom
inated by Pro deni Hauling today to
be recorder of Heeds for the District
of Columbia, wi'l not resign a> mem
brr of the Eepobl cun national com-'
mittee from Georgia to take the neve
position, he declared tonight.
Johnson held a similar position un
der President Taft, lie exp,eased con
fidence tonight that his nomination
would not in re, with undue opposition
in the senate.
"My life ia an open booh," he aaid.
"The only raxJ enemies 1 have wore
made through my stand year* ago in
connection a ,tb the prefixing of peon
age chutes, and thin feeling has Been
larely dissipated by recent d'acloauros
of conditions in Jasper county mur
der fat ms.
"It was due to my personal efforts
that indictments well- returned a
gainst James Smith, of Oglethorpe,
Ga , a millionaire, who wax later a
candidate for governor in tbe state I
primary."
WOMAN’S CLUB NOTES
A tfhctttT~AeMlng of the Wbman’T
Club was held at the club rooms Fri
day afternoon, June 17th. Eighteen
members were present to hear the in
ter) atlng rrpofLs muile by the dele
gate], who attended the State Fodei
ation at IVrighttvillc Beach.
Immediately after calling tbe meet
■UK m uiuh mi*, mane gave ner re
which Was a synopsis of th« an
lire programme of the Federation. It
waa crisp, ennrise and cl re real. It
was accompanied by Mr*. Wade* usu
al enthusiastic mannei and was es
pecially interesting to everyone.
Mrs. Lewis Stephen* in her own
charming manner told the sad, sweet
•tory of the founding of the first
tirittendon homo for fnllrn girts, of
which there are now about a hundred
in the United State*; one at Char
lotte, N. C. At the Federation, ulag
McLean made an appeal in behalf of
these home* and we have Mr*. Ste
Ehen's assurance that no one could
avc heard the appeal without a deep
convirition of the worthiness of this
cause.
Mra Stephen* also riCM-iibod in de
tail the wonderful historical pageant
(rfvrn at the Sprunt home in Wilming
ton. Scenes „f wild. Indian life, blood
curbing piratical scene*. Civil War
and reconstruction periods, the
World War, (nil with Wilmington as
a back ground), were shown with
starting realism. An hixturira] fact
Ihnt especially impressed our dele
gate* was the greeit moral force of the
heroic Cornelius Harnett for whom
our county u named. Wo never Mal
ted what H power he wa* in North
t n'"lina in Revolutionary day*. The
•tna mis o of the tiagrn.it, was also
very impruarive. Then it was that the
service flag of New Hanover county
wa* unfu.led amid great outburst* of
applause . The delegates were au much
imp r-sed that they a>e urging evory
club member to go to Greensboro
neat yu«r. We are sorry that more
member* were not preaint to hear
them tell about it (or enthusiasm is
■-•r.tagiou*.
Dt'ichtful tea and wafer* were a*r
ved by Mia. Goldstein and Mm. Snipe*
• fter whVil the club ai'Journed.
“.’tuhor of ihe Woman'a
riitl; .hojM rrrfsUr Miirt vote In th*
1 l-ntn i n r* xaL w>l I_j t .sl_
M./. f .x^rUyiit of the Worn
.*? J <Lb a n,* Pvi'rjr member .if
elufc cm i.r.T.i a tar to decorate and
dc;ve H in the parade on July 4U*.
Alt borate duforuiiun je inno eoary.
Simple a.id : ictp.-neir • decoration I.
cft*.» tli« moti effective.
Look for the Woman** Club booth
Point round July Fourth. It
will be In Lh« buno merit under the
Otaud. Yoa will -ret u doliffht
fal, old time fried chicken dinner for
o*ly fifty rent*. Aed rcmaaibar
when yoa epc.td it with the Woman’*
Club you arc doing mmotblng for
Dunn.
Soon w* will mrt a new member
*hip dr »c but fir*t afl whaee duee ara
£ arreare should Me Mre. H. O.
Matloit. Tieaaarcr and "pay op."
PEACOCK SENT TO ASYLUM
Grernaboro, Juno 11. Or. J. W.
Pe***®k" Thoma.rille pky*iei«n, ac
quitted by a Rowan county Jury in
Itarldeon county Superior court two
*?*... ,**° on • rbarwr of the murder
of I'oilrcaian J. H. Taylor, of Thom
aeville, which occurred early In Map,
will b« taken to Raleigh at naea to
begin hie <l*y in the Male boeaHal
far the criminal ineane.
¥
¥
¥
¥ _
¥ Visitors to Doan during next 1
¥ Monday’! big celebration will i
¥ not be boHiarod byfnolh-rtnen 4
|¥ for minor fractures tor city or- 4
;¥ di nances and traffic dentations, 4
¥ according to Mayor trade, who ‘
,¥ is coop* rating with the several 4
¥ organisations reapotislblr for 4
¥ i ho artivittas of the day i
¥ Really ft ft exp fated that 4
Z ;h»r« will bo loss activity in,po- 4
¥ lire elicits than at BIT time In 4
¥ the last several mohth*. Evan 4
¥ fellow., who came to town In 4
¥ rirvvrrs carrying old licensee 4
¥ will not ba bothered;ainee It 1. 4
¥ improbable that the'State can 4
¥ furnish all - of the ifeen.ri ap- 4
¥ plied for before shott the mid- 4
¥ die of Joly. T 4
* Owners of care Be aihrlaed 4
♦ f kat tkaw naai - ^ a
* tar* at hoase becaiaa* af the In
* “kilty to. get mw member* be
* fere the fourth. Nobody will
* bother them for thak,little fr*«
* lure of the law.
* This matter waa Brought to
I u’cSS1*,:
* eererml relob ration .'aemmltteei
i '•** He agrcef with May.
* °r Wade that the country
* frleade af -Dunn ehoold be ad
s' riaad that they wo add ha in no
* danger of arrest through using
S the old n a mb* i a on"''thls occas
* Ion. .:
f Both th® Jude* Bill tho Buy
* or Mated that DmaB want* iu
* friends to come to IQm eelebra.
S t!on and have the Ifere of their
* lire*. They will sea to it that
S none ere arrested -onlex* he
* ovrreUpi tkf mark..
* **
“Come and Enjoy/*
Dunn Says to] Friends
Throughout District
Everything P mat hi* M) Be Provided
Per Catattaleawetfaf Crowd*
Here ae Fqgrth
All aboard fur Duns’s big eelebra
tiun on Monday. July 4.
Tkot is the enr throughout the
l>ang Diatriet In ovary home, or
rrery {Si*, is every facto rv. proper
ationi ere underway to join in thii
went bf Jun. enterUlmnint and aero
unadulterated joy. ' VboS/wnds an
ram lag to eaa.and tokka part in tk<
mn*
Mm* plffc, thr b#®t njrs
iJil 'ind Oli
rnuaie by fiddlare and bprilouta, u
be thrillad by tfte races and be witl
the crowds for one dny of gloom
banirthing activity. * .
Moantime, Dqnn prepares to m
tortain the via it ora. Today itsm ari
preparing to put their heat font for
w»id—not to aell goods, for this ii
not a dav at trad*—hat .
*>** place for th* women *n<
children daring those early hours be
fore the fun starts with the band con
curt at Uo'clock. Decorators are bus]
clothing the gaunt electric pole* ii
the colors of the mighty natioi
wheat date of birth it to be so fit
Ungly celebrated bjr this stupendou
event. Cold drink and hivbctM van
dots arc arranging their booth* aieni
the Fairground Midway. Racing met
*r» schooling their bora** for th<
3>erd contests on the race cram
ommitteo* are perfecting to the las
detail the ambition* plane they haei
for the big day.
It I. to be a gaudy, a care-fr*
Doan that wiU greet the eyes of vial
tors Monday. The streets, the stores
the homes along th* rout* of morel
wtll be A brilliant bias* of color. Mar
tial mask will fin the air. Regain
army «1dicrs, veteran* of the Woili
War. Boy 8eout4. baseball players
runner*. Jumpers, motor racer*, rac
home* gaudily decora bed aoto mobile
carrying pretty girls beautifully drea
sed for the occasloai—all of tbaaa wil
to groot the visitors.
. For_?"ef 0m‘ »la0T lows of lb
town w01 be forgottap. The lid wil
be off, *o to speak. Th* crowd* wfl
®* p^rrnltUyJ to enjoy the oeeuioi
ns such occasions should be enjoyed
If one should forgot to turn to th
right to park his car at the pre
per aagl* he win not anffer at tb
hands of th* police; although all ar
requested .to strive as far as posuibl
to refrain from Wilful neglect In Urj
regard,
Dunn, It* government. Its pee pit
Us merchants and aasnufactu/ert, I*
viu the people of th* district t
«•»*• Ihey unn yea of th
beat celebration and th* brngest tim
•f year life.
farty and showrr for
MUS milt CAMFRELI
Buie's Creak, June *4.—Betwe*
th* hoors of R and f on Wednosd*
aftsmoon at the hosritahl. bom* «
their mother, Mr*. W, M. Bryan, si
Mr*. Cary Hunter Flaming of Raleigh
■nd Mm. 9. H. Crooeh af Maw Y*»
City, were at homo to a number <
tkfhir lUnmia lu *-- *.4 Ml-- aw _
Carnphell, daughter ef *•». and Mr
*■ A Cempheh. whoa, approach!*
Marriage to Edgar Lyaat will tat
Ulcc placa.
Becchriag at th# door wtra Mi
W- M. Bryan gr., Mr*. a H. Fl.m
u*Mr*. Job
Hood of Goldsboro, and Mra W. I
Bryan, Jr., of LfOIngtoa, actce
puech on th* porch. An tatermtia
rontoat waa engaged in, Mrs. Joe
Mr*. Creach that Incited hr
■■■at* U the dining room, who
• JSH *ni rewree waa sercad
The center pleec far the dinit
table waa a mat* ef naaUrtlawn,
tW^mldot of thia waa a aby eapl
wiasratstvsrj
•ge ef leeely gifta Ur the bride
tjCarpentier T«W O .
Spanring
i Com Throwfh hour Kee..wi llm
| l»(l Day'* Adbiliri Vary
y Mydi-r-oui
t Manhiuvt, N V. Juiii •*" Ivin—e.
I Carpantie: birxct! f 1.1. ,
nl with a> many spiti-t:*;? i * • '■ Y
afternoon. Pitiicfi** ih VJir.;
t nanaitar. unnoant e.< l.vi^.t.
l|ty Of the lour Julyit:.-!. 1T1 • i t;
1 naird.
I' Toduy‘« arlivi'ie/ \m,- i,^, ,i
1 ahrouilwil in my ii r;-. CYi p. -.;i..- , i.(
1 aul on the'ro.nl thY -u. n
l|liphl lull (enutliy v.'u. L.-ul. 'Y
1 relumed he wa> n-rl |>. : IsU.h.- l« .
‘|wlu» Trainer WiUui, i ,t . i- ...
1 French hanlntxnveiyn: cV-xe-. .
1-Paul Jour-nee. Hi- rama : <-r
■ three quart * of mi hnur.
■| Then r>«-jjeump'. ocnm i .i.i.f »*
1 PI*itc Mallet, mutoii.i i>< lit,.. .«i-„ ••
far to look over :h.- a>i*i;i,
!»ald a to of ere net- will Vi •. i, ,-knr.l .
jtha promoter. They ;:inr v.in; « J, .
i«r city h« round t-.-1-rjihn- thtve
1 to hir living- and then letarde-i o
camp.
while liie manuyi r nstray! .
Ceoif*« spent 46 minve, |i hr- tvl
door rinit diadon-hexii.y ,i;i,| Jmx.i i j
the rope. When Ffrm emp nv.tr*,.:.
he naootinceil that n: h • u... i.v
—uv.\m ivui .
It *-«» iothiiitii l^fljy t.ir.i Cs.*. ;
tier would tro to ■le'vvy fit;- S., uru .
morning mi the \nU-fc 113 v'tYlt h-. I .. .
been etukdiiu rrvin! I*'j:i«ln**i. t ^
nn|Mi ..r the coni] refur-..11
hrni liiii upott V.jt ti-lni i.u •'
CLontn would *u m yj,. dr. i-, ,,
novel Wi.y.
WORK ON NEW PARK IS
RAPIOLV COIMli IOKW..KJ
Benson, itial fur tr., 114.1 iij.j.
yearn wa< known a> a ti.v 1:
|R P*rh, now bat n.p.tih '.1 .1. . .
order the dirttl ie:ir,'vi; .,
I. Rout, pH k rujie-ir.‘ id.
. S1ir tvroi.'jr i»-»r th. K-.t • N,.u '
• Club of th.. r roand Ju-. t:r ■ .• j. .>» •
th< clcctt> suh.tanor.. P. .3. 1 iw-r. '
emciale. bar xiv<« th.- town v.bil 1.
a .hert time, will be one iT lit. j: .1
“'.ique and af.iacv.e lilili- park. in»- i
nifinahle. Last weeV, want 44. h.^ti.t
tueet the jrrvun.lv in vl..iiir. The;, .tf.
bemjr eleareil n-l, d .lined and [• r.:
od.
l! is plttn.ied P. dr. .3. . .1... .
ncl. uf d>i natunil 1 vulrl . ,1 , h
flow, thronph th. SJII.U-.U .net..
nml little ettstic In!?l;*." ither. it;.
vivary and tvheir .1 would uni Pi ,Iie*“
beauty of th'- paik ». a whole. A pa- ’
♦illion will also be ecerird, a/ well,
ax arbors, be'u-'.iot, ewir.*.. J.ri.v^i
«r park appurtenance.. '
• Planr art now on.li t nay I../ a
hand stand wr.ich will h- hu' l >
I commodate Hrit'iuiV Sf-jn.r.- Antcr-it;
iean Lepion Band. I he bu'iti eun.*.eie I.*
.it ha« been nunou'ic-ed will <-i.<nn .jus- !,
j about the middle I.f Aujtu-!.
, | Thv Euti e Ni'uv Hu ., J"lK r .in
1 auspices of whirh Benson*:. yj', < i.
I comine into heinir '* th.. t. u.t-. .. ,k .
leader of -J»p park mm. •non',. At
a meeting of tljv c'.d» Thursday a.
, ternoon, a (pttci wa> r,-cd fr.*ro :h
I town ofAc.al- lusm-lily pad.* :*;r.g I
I scheme and promising I \ v I .’ .St
ance within Shell power. Tin g. i. •>
*n< turned over to tbi elu'i t :t;v
ifei' the purpose of crr.'iliicr n pa I..
The club has issued an iippoal lu
' all eltizona ol Rensnn •.*, i _>-«.)«• rut,. i
, ;in the building of the park. We an *
I sure every citizen iv.'ll In id this .pi- „
;'p«u. Benson ran and will do *.m:s;r
|—Benson is doing ‘.hr.pt. The a -t.r
ican Legion Hand lam well leu' the' i
, dub, promising to co-operate -i ev
ery way possible. Other o run r.i rati'Pi
sh ou Id follow soil.—Benson Review.
1 GODWIN ITEMS j '
| Albert Luma lift Tu.-tlny n/UT- ‘
| noon for Kanans City. obese in-'
haa accepted a pcs'cto.'l.
’ Mr. and Mrs. K. T. iisrMia..-. are
' attending the k11■ ;hOili> 1 co.i f c«*i Tit*, u;
1 Carthage.
j Mabel Godwin, daughter v' 12. .T. }
1 Godwin was wpe'iatcd o.i fo ■ iippr-,.- ;
dieitis in I’itlmnah hospital R Kny
. eitorille Wodni-nlay. She is <i;>i.iu *
• nicely from the oprraliu’t and wir .
‘ probably netiun to her fciiqte witnio
a few day-. ij
• W. B. Mark hum, of iVani-i Ui'J
' spent a few day* in- Godwir with h.- •*
' pareuu, Mr. or.d Mrs D. A. Gulaim. ’,
Mrs. Arrhlr Godwin who i, u pa- 1
•lent in PitlmanV bo-piful In I- y- :
' ettevillc, still con tin.os i,a l<- s•
‘.Her many friends hop.- for htr .i
* speedy recovery. ;
• (Maude Grahnm, of t .w.., ,|hn;
‘ the week end in Godwin -rilh h's *a .
* thcr, Mr. John Graham.
J Mr*. Maggie Jones ar,»* rliil.livt '
hove n tuir.ci to their I. ip-... ,tu:r
spending several days wilh .1.-1.... <
in Aalrmhnrg nnd Rospbo.o.
J. M. McIntyre uiwl Jch.i Graham.
Sr., attended IVrsbytery n Kuri-tle- ;
villc Thursday.
" Misa Kstal »n«* ..mi Mn ;
f flarpcr Jonr* p|nfii Hislni'yiuijr ^n -’
Dunn topping. I!
If|«« Turner ln«ir.*lav'
[j in FeycttevlIJe. ' J
f Mr*. Mnggi e Jones. M«, J. Q
f. Jones and Mrs. Attn., f.o.lria $p.-s.t •
L Tuesday in KuyeUrvillr,
p Mrs K. A. William* wb.» wa* at.
n.ously injured *eVetal du>s' pqo hy .,
mmann ImmIv fnlllnw uiu>m S..- .....
L ly Improving and :» aid.- in !•«. ..Ui •
. Main.
STATE BUOf.rr AYOTZM
I Waahir.gton., Jam* I’l.xii'i'ir,
y llarding. lH(* fuMsu-l Iftlll flitd ar<«i «»f
,1 Ac tala who gali!«.' gnvi f in it v*,—a
allure* mrl today « ih Il'iAng J..,«
r ea of lit# new bmlgi'l <y-,.n .n |.,v
>» what wax haiii'd ax !*• Inc:'d i* ."y
foi a anw rr* of i-rimamy it {• .I .a!
g admlnixtral'.H*. Thi' pfr-xirnt .Ip.-n
B *d tha ccHifproiH.)' vI1.a lb,' rxvin ..
a lion that "Ihir.- la aid a ahaUr ,r.
u»a world today I (hr gioaiag p.iM?
I IndobUdnra. and mnnrt'rw a...- .J‘.
| [tar**.H Ita rpfi-rmd t«> Ihi gilH.'iiac
• W • flm and i-atran diiuny rr. .}in>|
* adaplad to meet • mon'rai-v, and kov*
N waj la M% flow**.
7 READY TO
:D m TITLE
..y.- •'/.(•k £t'ai Tvr Week* of
) . - 4 ]■% 7 *c;:r.r<.tion For
io.tl iizii'riiuy
■ ’;> . v J.. Jje«- 2#._
r.orkoul
• • *.*.» . 1 i.uiWt »f iiuxinjr,
• lui! f fiilvil ion ttpi-kt
'•» ’ 2 iM'iic fot tbo
*■' hu=i;iv.!Mbip
• ‘ '-••• . r. Jn/ijf City
• . .. i«r.
... > • ■ 1 >1- Iii*- r: lal vorji*
i'o allir h«97 of a «nid
* . lil doy *l*oh : H'rdll uOO
' I . f • -.-'t *'3:ll ho 0"«w';. iatO
■ r un-Joan (ham
. ■■ fwr .bo laat two
•i |. v.i.o l«nj.-«y jicrfoimod
V U aCiTocMl.
IVSi'.'.-j'i. : ins', liar of training
• i ...l1'';- 1 ijj'.r Ulul tNOI*. Af
• < .. u '.•! it uv'.k whh "Milt"
. ;'i ; !• :< iir.i iMeetiv* itiynnl
-• i-av,-.! hyiiivay Im-jimr vrort
!!k- ilt'.iifH') tvtumeu for
’/• - » * ■'•*.' ■. -it.!)iKht hrvakfatt.
■ ik, K«lr> ir hi/ rub
r • .ia-J .Iuc‘>l Ikf beam at
i ' *. f •-'ijirfi* la *hvink an
1 •*‘tak-nk •*( f a - U*if f ur
• *■ • i=.- 'i.m a -nr*.
• / hiw'.-b tiery kirlt a fino
:• •! :V.'-i I n- 't he rravrit-d
• ..J- / i. in*. -l-tlHiTS ami
Jfi'-fi rit.irs the
•. . ',«!.■ in the Mir.
I -H..-. > terry i. ii the heavy
' . *i ;l: ie rr'i.trr mjnd mill
. 1 t.r.t t' ftt-ar-«:her three
• ■ • ‘ If ‘nil' ;.|: I hr nlovea
2T:> r-m-eil in <ao>
: i n.y.-a in Vnk'o* cun
,v e.- / t i- : r/rnehUar
-i. • t ■ e w> yt-k VjiU i»c him.
!• : ... »-\il Jn w'K iir m/ic than
. : c'i‘ bait, fa- a rour.d or
.. • ■* i ! - • !ii/ainiir/a rte
■ ■ • "•< .'.v *’•!>• */ -l arduirrl
> 'V
-J ^ To Fitch
uiiiitgton July 4
■*r’** r f-r Cooiainr To AmIii
• it r 5^ EffftH To Do
•'••HC i)j'ar
of tV h 4
II •». • i.v;i£*|f. Will pitch
• —l.illinjrton—
• * ‘ t :»in •i*r« *.i* Do:in Monday.
r- r i rhu: tr.’ck
• ri h. i iu ?!y*. ut. Jot- Han
.* • ' • A- t*i:: a^iri* f*»r Dor
i\ . *. Ami h:< hw»mc town
• !i*m f/i ;*ke l>jnnr4
• -• • :r.\ «%f k> ap.
f ■** i * th( win
• - i-.vm* «.*il il.j'T* u |>mv ef
!* *■ m ». County Afrri*
.(•' I'V r in'V.tio.t.
... f ’;*•» ift-i. />n»o will bo J»r
*h:v. ii >:n rwit About
1 >::-!tc4 t?mi fcr cko
I i fh.* i» M*llui:» iramt at
lr# <!r ,*• 1c4.n1 around
« top- e.-i^-rud iu ii.
I I*. f.-ir '?>•-. »»»• *umc ;*ka* tho placr
• » f.;y. rfhnlulid w.th
* *•* *• i* O’.ji ir.i rtf dk tuio*
41 p-*** compote
1 I*.* o- ?* 'Mi.ontr'i a maunder
•• <* • xU h;iv. -v • *. tkv Duke fe low*
• •! tV :hul they ym
*'■ * i Jiiii muitr jfi mjrau<v
j#-ri w :h k’lii Duiham to play
» •*.
rcitooL* good investment
1. ^••h.y.’rjr oil*.o* ml dipped
• :n i!u j h'h.iU’p’nJj Rcc»»t«1 kHowi
• w .ho cduritiniMl Jirojriam ol
cCh C:ih'|;».,i / rnipn 4ir*Q£ outaid
I «! ,
• T!.r r'jv'Uttv <N. C.i Obirrvn
■:r t u '.••MW ll»*. town* and rural
•;nn»u iHl!< in th»: Sl.to which h»v«
I;'*-110 r voti-d in fnvor of bonds
1 I* nurixvi *, thi" lotal apor.v.
fi-TOfl.l.iMIfi, The umaunL*
•t.v (•. ••« .M .nnn.nno la.urd by
'(• « • . ... if, f-j.iHin by a ham
•1 . d -it-.i Mi'wiiakrr. Thou
• •»’* TIh' OI>«rivvr. afford
l>/> I tulnarino that tho t*l<
•ni .la nr.' kc-rpin* pare with tho eol
.itol sw«v«-rpT|y drvoiopsnvnt. Th«
' '.-.ilitonl wsav -nsent in North Car
i' >:■ kn» .i-.nmcl uropnrtion* thal
- -»■•* ->oi i nUnit it by anv «tati
I'..- t.nh.:' * dhi« if ermilfysny nowi
• 1 it i' r. rnsrnsi.ii 'msn or.'on whoi If
-• »>Hail pn>cv*ii!«m the South
•• Hay. .00 often lajrsrrrf bo
1 '«ii hi- train ia (ill inet rrnrat
iill 'in.! |\»t ail'd -eh ml* w«‘l be i
•M'. inlr.ri -rmin. fur It Prihapi
" 1 h-' «-'»l WM.ik indent* wll
•r - r in t« mill-ire* from at
»»■■** u.* |S|" rin;Atiy rather than u
4i v>,’m.,ii *»• t*naifei'lIcott. Mon
••‘a* • it In tf «id arhool bollilinr* am
"I l>e. • . -Ariel*, aalailo I* one o
I" a d tevcimenl- a gtnlr ra)
A lin
I Ii'iil In ■!« ton much and did II
Jo*I* J'lllr.sa.
t-U
I
* *1- . V'«TH Old) NUMBERS I
'■ . \
:>!• V nfir- r'.»:ed ln/t r.laht 1
n IS;.a in- fn.nnr n«*et fear ram- 1
.• it. t in t la hu mr next I
. 'H*\ e«r of h', Inability I
k fid n. v Mat- I trim** num I
•; ; ealfavA that number* I
b< '*•»• >1 a- fa»t ar they I
• ••'» .M |i i.l fur ut Ikl* t aw and I
'*» tr-a ie ft mi r« ■ nond Oann l
' • "* #r* t rhi *T* brfora tha 1
\ • .:>i. Ilf ha* inrtroeted *
ih. ml 11 iiyMltrM net to !a- <
’ l''V" w ill nay drier- ^reaoee I
or liri-a.f.
■>.. I
Free Transportation
To Fair Grounds Will
Be Provided Visitors
No Charge Far IUa PVeai Ten Ta
Saaaa af Mde InaU ia
CelebeatW*
Visitors to Dana'a July 4 relate re
tion nc«t Monday will ba traneportrd
tr the hairgruande, where all of th*
nteio trent* are U be etaged. free af
I charge. Onr hundred volunteer dnv
err ar.d uutomsteUt owitrra are wa.it
.il !n»mi dia'dy by the committee m
.large of transportation. They should
’report to cithmr George L Cannady.
|T I- Riudie, John W Lrufiwi or
lE'iit (ioldrteln.
I trinan to provide free transpire
tation to the ground* was reached M
I a meeting last night when It waa
lieimil that regularly licensed ep or
ators of aatotmobtlaa for hire to old
not begin tn provide for the crowds
and that they probably woold not to
doce their fare* below the regular
charge of *6 eeau. This charge,
thought those In th* nseatinr. waali
be too much of • harden open thorn
vldtor/ who did aol cum* In automo
bile*.
Nerd for volantcer driver* and ew
i*er» I* urgent. The committee point*
jout tbut Dunn’* reputation for hee
j pitality io at. stake and that all eiti
'*«** who own car* ar* duty bound
to a'd the committee* in the free
transportation piojort. At loaat thirty
rarr will be needed. Country friend*
of Dunn uro naked to drive their par.
th« direct to the Fairground after
the parade. Five parking space will
be provided all Whe do thi*.
V Mtor* are asked to porekaac *4
miesion ticket* from the booth* down
town before they board the free
ttensportetion car*. Ticket* *0 bought
will entitle them to the automobile
ride ftvt. L'nlcss tiekeu are bought
down town, the visitor will pot be en
titled to free transpoilation. Holders
of *uch tiekeu will bo driven dlroct
to the Fairground Midway and wilt
not be subjected to the inconvenien
ce* incident to the crush around the
goner*! admission gate*.
Attention i* culled in this connec
tion to the prise offered by the com
mittee at the ticket booth In front
of Goldstein's store. The person who
buy* the largest number of tickets at
this booth wilt be given ten dollar* in
gold. No resident of Dana, of course,
will be peimitted to compete for this
prise. A good way to win this prise
would bo tv get all of the admlesion
price* from year community and boy
like ticket#.
E-fore entering the Fairground
procure- a atrip of paper and write -
youi name upon it. When you gvt in
»!d>- drop this atrip in a barrel placed
at the u extern end of the Midway.
Late in the afternoon these
arc to be drawn from the barrel,-The
find will draw a prise of ten dollar*.
The nest three will dm* a prise ef
*5 each.
COUHI T IN NORTH CAROLINA
BEN EFITTED BY CLUB WORK
The beautification of the fora
.home itoolf, and of it* surroundings,
-(< the latest stop in a consistently
graduated plan among clab worker*
' in thr Southern State*. The realise*
!tlnr. that a widely extended effort
was necemary to obtain Mliafactory
result* made borne and achool Im
provement the object of a campaign
Ijondnetod in April m Iredell County,
N. C, under tbo direction of tho homo
drmonitmtlen agent of the United
. State* Department of Agriculture and
;:hc But* agricultural college. Hun
dred’ of nan, women, and children
I throughout the county entered lata
jibe plan with *«*L Namerou* prices
I ware offered by budnoa* firm* to
cumulate intercut. Snapshots were ta
jkrti of •rhnolhouaea, front and bark
‘yatds, dining room*, living room*,
| bedroom*, -before" and "after" im
provement* were mad*.
| The community of ML Mourne won
!« Pi'** of 1100 for making tho moot
mprovementa la school*, bomoa, aad
(.'round*. Thl* progressive community
|»v.d a successful fair; It obtained an
linrrea** In tbo teachgta’ mlnrtea aad
an rxtru month added to tho achool
term; through it another grade wme
. elided to the eourne, and by many
•oclal diversion* the active co-opera
tion of all it* c it liens was encourag
s-d. F umit ure. china, aad money were
awarded to thorn changing old, un
attractive room* moot pleadingly foe
the least outlay. For the moot con
venient kitchen a washing machine
wa* piven.
The benefits of electricity on the
fain* were brought out by debates,
achool childrens composition*, aad W
■ ious other device*. Tho -art*** of
tbo campaign lay In the awakening of
•»«». wkW. aoia
, rJ hold of the county and rontrihatod
much toward setting us Ideuls and
-taodaid* of comfortable living, of
ijR*** Judgment, and good Mate.
SCHOOL FACTS
Of roue** you know education la
needed.
j —■<« •* ip niwuttl,
, Education you aaad K,
«M. J» «. »«•. -O*
Alwayi tho Man of affair*
1 I* tha man who ear**.
■ H* dor* hi* work
I Without a akltk.
i Education i* tha "doyo"
‘ lLI>u^ •» tba r*od of hot*.
i.Th* waorant man d***at *t*M
l ffnaua
» And la thl* world b« cannot far ad*
I vanca
L Kdurotion train*
l You how to a«o your brain*.
l In aaod^old acbool day*, laarn all yaw
I And af tomorrow yaa w9l ba a boat*
II nwa nan.
1 Bntlf you (Mik Ho all to yaor aonaw,
BcrauM you'll arvar b* n *---‘n t \
I, n»ai* tomarraw.
I. —By Lawran** V. Bum