THE DUNN
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VOLUME VIII. _ DUNN. NORTH CAROUNaJiE
SCHOOL RALLY IS
TO BE HELD THIS
WEEK IN COUNTY
Program Opens At Lillingtoa
Saturday Morning At
IOiSO O'clock
MANY PRIZES ARE
OFFERED STUDENTS
MUs Bridge Pinna Dsmonstra
tioa of Home Cooking As A
Part Of Day's Activities—
Si* Judges Are Named—All
schools Are To Take A
Part.
There will bo a countywids school
mooting In the Lillingtoa High
Hchnol bolldln* on Saturday, Marcs
23th, baginning at 10:30 o'clock.
Many features hav. been stressed
hi ibo school* this year wh-cb *houid
tend to unify the work, and in or
der to tec just what has been accom
plivhud the contests as listed below
have boen planned 'or the meeting
There rhould prove interesting to all
flieniis in the county who feel that
school sct.vitie* have a vital place
in any community life.
The prises for these contents have
been solicited from certain people in
the eounly who have shown their In
terest in what tbs school* are dolus
»’’«* • complete list of tbeie will be
published in next week's paper.
These prises will be on display and
labeled with the information needstl,
in the donor's place of business.
Any child from tbs grades as out
lined who has proven to bo best in
the school which he attend*, Is eligi
ble U) enter the final contest la Is
lington.
‘The contests as planned with the
Prl»** offered are as foHowe:
Spelling contest—Bent speller from
feurth, tttth or sixth grade—60 00 In
gold; second best, S2.60 in gold.
Spelling contest—Best speller from
seventh through high—6.00 in gold;
second best, $2.00 In gold.
Reading contest—best reader from
Reading content—•'Beat reader from
fourth through seventh grade—16.00
in gold; second host, 62.60 in gold.
Arithmetic contest—Chdd best hi
arithmrt'.c Venn fourth through rev
vnth gTade—66.00 in gold; seconii
best, 62.60 In gold.
In addition to the contests. Mis.'
Br.dge, the county demonstration
agent, has planned a demonstration
in cooking which should interest the
mothers especially. This U to be
held in one of the rooms in the High
■School and will begin at 1040 also
Mbs Bridge plans to make this of
practical value to all who are inter
ested In this art; but hopes to direct
ly touch the housewives in the rum!
communities- "Samples” of certain
delicacies will be served, so be or.
hand to “pmv, the pudding.” Thom
features will taka place before din
ner. While the afternoon win be giv
en to the athletic content! as told
■bout in detail in Inst week's issue
of th. News.
The following judges have betn se
lected to decide the winner* in the
various athletic events in the after
noon :
Prof. K. H. Crain, Broadway, N.
c.
Professor Leslie H. Campbell.
Buies Creek.
Kim Elisabeth Bridge, Ltllington.
Professor Thos. H. Sprinkle, Duke.
Mr. H. T. Spears. Islington.
Mis. H. Tililnghast, Duh.,
All KkMb arc rwiMtod to bring
their on basket ball* and other
equipment to bo uood in th* gam**.
Th* winner* in each eonteat will
wore five potato, the second three
and th* third one. Tbo school total
lag the highest namber of pointa will
receive the pennant for field day
events. The school aeoring tho second
bigheat namber of pointa will rec.lv.
a Rpaaiding basket ball. The third
school a volley ball.
1 The following are th* event* for
Fluid Day;
410 yard relay race, hoys over 14
year* at aga.
*20 yard dash, boys ever id year*
100 yard dash, beys Iron IS to W
Standing bread Jump, boys Iron
any grade.
Bandog broad jump, boy* free
any grade.
Hanning high Jump, boys over It
ftidrel ball relay, girls ever 11
(team ef ten.)
Hanning hud catching. 7th and Stl
grade girl*.
Bicycle fees, boy* andsr 1».
CM* dodge ball. Mb and «t)
grade* (teem ef id.)
Potato race, with spooa, girls an
der IS.
Hag relay race, Had and *n
grade* (testa ef It.)
Hag rainy race, girl* ever 1:
(Uam ef 4.)
{MILLIONAIRE SPEEDER
HAS MORE TROUBLES
Ijoha Dedga Will Be AmloM T*
■sorrow For Being
Drunk
Detroit, March 10. — John Dnva
Dodge. millionaire speeder, will lean
the Detroit House of correction to
tnoiruw morning to face a fresh ae
ries of tribulations.
Tuesday he will be arraigned 1*
Kalamazoo on the charge of driving
an autumUbWe while drank. He will
later be arraigned on a charge ol
illegally transporting liquor.
-Mias Kmcline Kwaekcmcek, Grand
Rapids Normal school student, whe
was eeriously injured whoa she Jump
ed from Dodge's automobile Hard
11, after being offered, she aleged, a
drink of whiskey, wHl be sufficiently
recoveied to oppear against Dodge
Young Dodge waa tenUncsd here to
serve 'doe days in prison, pay a Bne
of 1100, and his driver's Herns, was
revoked for one year after he pleaded
guilty to speeding la recorder's coo:t
last Thursday.
He earned -the admiration of the
other prisoners Saturday by the vigor
with which he shoveled coal, his first
prison task. He worked so hard he
became ill and had to bo transferred
to clerical work. Throughout his or
deal Dodge waa cheerful, a to heartily
of prison food and did not complain
because ho was not pe—an}
-gieetal privileges.
' When he leaves the prison he wT
be master of a fortune of tt.OOO.OOC
circuit court Saturday having admit
tad to probate the amended will o!
Ms father, the late John P, Dodge
permitting ths son to share In the
"lata. Under the original will, younr
j Dodge was cut off with a monthly
j allowance of $160.
CHATHAM WANTS
spears soucrroB
YoM| Li 11 Ln* ton Attorney Re
ceinai Overture* From
Friend* la District
Marshall T. Spear* of LUliajttea,
asaddidBaa saa ■■
Heitor of this Judicial district com
prising the counties of Chatham. Loo
Harnett, Johnston and Wsyns. Mr.
Spears has not at yet definitely de
cided what course he will taka in tlx
matter. Ho has under advisers cat the
solicitation of many friends in Chat
ham. Lee and Harriott.
Hen. Waltor D. Siler none holds
the job of solicitor. There has arisen,
however a considerable revolt against
what Is termed the “Siler machine"
In Chatham, and numbers of citaaene
over that way declare they ara de
termined to oust Mr. Wler. Severe'
causes am assigned for this stop on
the part of opponents of the solicitor
There is complaint that he ie not pro
tocoling blockaded with the vim and
vigor becoming a solicitor. But that
is only oaa of the “kicks." ChatamiUs
opposed te his renomination exprew
their extreme wearineas of the "Siler
dictatorship."
Marshall T. Spears la oae of Ban
nett county's busiest attorney*. Also,
hs is one of the most popular lawyers
of the local bar. After returning from
service overseas, his health* was not
of the very beet, but after a few
months in Oteen Hospital hs rsaum
•d his practice and has kept steadily
at It over since. His numerous friends
would be greatly pleased to sea him
elevated from solicitor of the Be
eordsr'e Court to that of the Super
ior Court.—Harnett County New*.
ONE CENT BATE FOB
SOUTH’S VETEBAMS
Memphis. Tenn., March 1»-—As
noiMPMiit that the United Confed
erate Veterans wHI still he allows*
the old rate of a cant a mtta to and
from the snnaal reunion In Bldt
neond. Va., was made hy lafleond of
ileUla hart. The Southeastern Pnaaea
S» nas^atioa at p mooting hi *•
AaiaPtoe last month anneonesd Hut
the rate would be ene ticket for a
round trip. This announcement raised
« storm of protest Vom tbs votomno
with the result that the roHreeds haier
rraated the old rate.
The cant a mils rata will apply
only to veterans and dependant mem
bers of their families traveling with
them and members of other confid
ents orpanlauttona. Others iltl-'*
lag the taualam will pep half far*.
Sack rasa, lat grad, hope
i Doll carriage parade. 1st grade
girls (prtes far prettiest carriage.)
A banner will ha given to the lay
> beaut troop «*»*»* the hoot ouhfldl
of drill work- Aria to the Gift Scoot
troop reeking the heot appearance on
pnrado.
> The Anal basket ball maw of flic
season wHI bs tka last event an the
> day's program. — Harnett Ciunt]
News.
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PALL OP DARKNESS IN
CHICAGO ON MHM)Ar
— i
Chicago. PL, March 1#.—A pall of
darkost night descended oa Chicago
at noon today. A-utomobilisu turned
•n their head lights. street signs in
the downtown district were lighted
and the telephone exchange and
newspaper fftces were deluged with
thousand of anxious querist-'
The mystery was solved by the
weather bureau which reported that
a sudden shifting of tho winds had
“piled up" til of the city's amoks in
one monstrous cloud blanket through
which not even a single eonfcraa
could V>rco its way.
N.C LEADS SOUTH
IN TAX RETURNS
Shrinkage In Tuh la North
Carolina Smaller Than Any
Other Southern State
North Carolina la showing leu de
cree** in income las return* ever
leal year than aay Southern Stale
seconding to advice* received from
Washington by Gilliam Grietou, Col
lector of Internal Revenue.
Receipt* yesterday shrank aharply
from the more than $3,000,044 bar
nma dona by the office la the preced
'ng two days, and ymterday't cash !
fro* income returns amounted to!
only 990,400, bringing the total for
the month to approximately $4,004,
000. Thla amount, however, waa al
moat entirely paM in by email tax
payer* and the number of return*
filed have now pasted the 42,400
mark as against approximately 40,
900 handled at the close of baaiaam
Thar* day.
The total aamber of rolami tied
la 1911 was 54,000 axil it now ap
oe*re that tha number this year artB
fall abort by approximately 10,440,
dma to bard time* and more liberal
exemptions. For a number of reo
*ons however. It U difficult te oom
pare the rromiber of retains arlth
those of taat year at this time. More
exUnaioni havt been granted by• the
Collector than ever before in the
history of the office and, in addition,
I
where h nntattfi fetore la tied, and
on returns of corporations and fidu
ciaries, which ar« no* taxable but
:ourt in the total of retnra*.
“From tho telegrams that have
peered Is her* it would teem that
everybody in North Carolina is aide”
tilled Collector Grluura yattsrday.
■One hash wind that it had closed
because all o*. the employes srs ill,”
be added.
Congress In passing the present re
venue act, calculated open a reduced
incoost of one billion dollars, from
the income taxes an account of the
greater exemptions for corporations,
married men and dependents and
other naw features of ths law. North
Carolina, of course, feels Its lhare of
the decrease, both in tho ameant af
tax collected and the returns filed,
but apparently this State baa been
affected much lea* than those farther
South.
Another year of high pricer to out
State has served to moke tbs seeds
of the orphanages greater, and the
demand* open these institutions for
admission of needy children Is In
creasing. The Oxford Orphanage re
ceives children without regard to de
nomination or fraternal relationship
*f parents, the seed of the child ba
in* the first and chief consideration,
ar t) Is atrMag to da Its part to meet
ing the increasing demand*. Youi
prosesce at the concert wlU aid to
this work and wlB help to eeeesraga
the children, and Srienda who an
working In their behalf.
Aa tsiapli af Taa Iwapllwi
A probable roort fight among the
bain af Jaaiea J. Bill and Mn. Hill
baa Wan on of late la It Paul. The
■avr Wa Won over tW appointment
of an ndminWrntor for Mr*. HiUl
eatete of 12,00*,000. Bat that U only
iaeldeatal bar*. The significant point
of r»Ml« Interest t* that Look W
Hill, former boat**** Writer for Mm
BUI, testified Out beginning ia 1*11
tad eantiaalag until l*i», bo dkyoa
Od of Warily taxed aocaritim held bj
bM prlaetpai, anWtitwtiag therefterr
tax free holding*, aad In thk'Way in
errarad her annaal ineomo trvm
9*1.00* to 9T9*.*0* a yaari that U
W doubled art return*.
Horn la a concret, example of th<
working of tho tax exempt Wad aril
ean aadorrtand nt * glance
In a tingle teftaaec, ia the earn af i
peraoaal fortuna, which la «ur paste*
by oorcrat in Michigan which hart
Won Matter* Inrtsted a litUc shrowl
rcadjoatewnt Wo withdrawn 9X6,*04
an neatly from the reach of the tai
gatherer*.
Bot the money than last to th* pwb
||lc troaaurlc* meet bo found aam*
| arbor*, M <h* harden I* shifted U
baMnoog eateiyrlde te people arte
art obliged te work far thrir being'
Tkt
pio'.t in Balk
A M |t*o«
kksct Hclmmb
It
of --
low *P00»4*. It
either baeaoae «>
or
it waa sot ia
takes and so
•omptata oatfit,
captured and
On Saturday,
at rest fpbm
mads a visit
township sad
'orratioK late
tbneUtod ol
R. A. Jaclnoa
ab-.. --
i negro, Lewis Barring, whew they
ad been directed ta sa*. Her* they
eicived the information that Lamir
sid recently left gnd had gons to the
Soar of a neighbor, lainh Earring
Thry went I* that direction and (a
be road in tha broad open day light
they mat three negroes, Isiah Ber
ing, George Bpebrman and tha de
sired Lewis Honing. They met the
negroes at a bridge erer a atraam
much swollen by the Friday radae
The bridge was afloat and the ne
r«« stepped the officers t» tail
them they coaid net crew tha bridge
with the machine- K waa than that
the negrosa find learned ta whew
they war* tolkfcg and each having
arhiaksy oa hit yotsoa waa saen ta
threw hi* botth or jar lata a ditch
Overby. The officers bald tha asaa un
der arrest and W—iaini thaw across
th, bridge. They *srt planed in the
rare ef Mr. R. A. 'acksoa, while Aae
mlt went ever * find that which
was thrown Into *• dhch. Flank Pst
'i*k waa closaiy fording tha tar and
all at *ae* Spearman broke aad ism.
R. A. Jackson F»* him thaw and
left Lewis and H**h to goord each
other. The opportvntty was toa good
sod Lewie decided to tract his heals
aad he wont da another dhactian.
Isiah an old aogre. f.Bowad salt, hat
his long years, Ms tmltU stop and
hia sovaral drisks chackad hi* spaad
and ha waa see* ««nght- Ha was MR
I. SL.__■_ tw-t wa - • • _J
Ammic and AJd»"U» want ta find
a MIL Th«y JwW a fre*My traveled
path leading from l*toh'» be*** ta
a weed and M« *»rd« bade af hi*
houaa they found aa to gajloe copper
Mil catnplcto, M*t had apparently
bean recently ra* They later found
• three gallon jag af tha aatoal rteff
■ad other erktea** whiab they bald
tgainat biah.
Wkh laiah ih» whMkay aad tha
ftni the oMcerr*Uu to town and
to tha widow wtth a rot tag* laatead
if a palace.
If tha caae af *ha aauta af Mr*
Hm war* aa leototod ana tha matter
•raold not ha w*Mt mentianlag. But
’ifa:<tan«taly It W typical af hun
dred* af ether ton A gear) many
WIItone of dollaie bra had up In toa
oifuipt «a curl tie* in tht* eeeitry,
Figure wry eeeeervatively an Uh
baa!* a* what wa* dan* with (he e»
tot* af Mia. HM W expert hand Hag.
aad tha extra wutght af Uxatlua pin
cad la rotoaguaaca aa tha Meulden
it tbaaa wboaa pcopaitf aajaya ai
exemption humbc* aypoltog. h rum
Into tha hundred* af ixfQian*, pe-aib
ly Into tha MViona aanaally. H
ready make* the dlffareaoo batoaa*
« t'tuoUau in which the natian romU
1 handle it* financial ptntilimi aoaity
• a-d the proacut vary difficult **aoa
. ml* condition.—Detroit Free Free*
WANTS TBAIN NO. M
TO CANNY MAIL CAN
WtoMnfUn. p. c.t March 1»M—
Th« ForattertU, Chnobbor of Ooeo
marce.hac takaa ay adlh tho North
Carolina aonatoro oad I'lninolblni
the matter of wearing taJhrop otB
atrvico oa Atlantic Coaat Mm train
No. n. ton Rocky Mo—t, N. C..
to Chart, otoa. ■. C. If thte wrrice
coaid bo aacarad It weald bo of gi—t
ho no fit to a nowbor of citloo and |
tow— la that oactioa, e—btiag thaw
to got tfeoir wall earlier thaa at proa,
•nt. Th# North Carolina delegation
io wtdoorortag to hoY* tho deport
■oat take me action to brtag ohoot
title IwppoTowcnt.
MILLION READY
TO SECURE NEGRO
Hickory, Muck IT- BpiMring W
far* • Miga audience in Hkkary
Met night. Dr. Arthur Tnfaaadge Ak
•rnethy. af Aehevllle, lecturer for
ha Xu Kiux Blau, rcferied to a cam
to which ha aM Cacaraar Morrtaoa
wan rcfceed extradition af a agn
by Canada and aMorted that ana mH
haca beta pledged ta aaa that the
lagro la returned to North Caroline
for trial. “And ttoe will happen to
he next nfiaty day*,“ ha added.
While Dr. Abernathy did net neen
tian the rawe af the nee he mid war
owght by the aatheritiee ef thin atote
iha aadieacu andniuteed hhn to wa
fer ta Matthew BaOoek. wanted W
North Carolina on a charge af at
tempted warder growing ant af a
■nee riot at that place at eat a year
age. Bulloch wai recently given kk
IMarty by lodge Snyder at Hawiltoa.
Ontario, when ho' lad. whoa
ta Mod
i to teettfy at Mo
Dr. Abernathy had haaa diatatg
the effort* ho vxM the Ka Dgg Xlaa
«r« Making ta aMH the odfeen ia
enfercing the law. Be referred ta a
•f tha city by fh—in
it m mv tha alaaa of his ad
dress that tha spanker whirs* t#
the Canadian caaa and declared that
the man sought by tha authorities of
this State from Canada amid be
roturaad to North Carolina far trial
and that a million Klanamao from
Matas to Texas wera pledged to this
on da staking. Dr. Ahemethy did not
my steal m macros would ho tahaa by
tha ilaasmsa fat tatting tha nogra
brought back ta North Carolina. Hit
rsmarhs wars UhaiwDy applauded by
gars Uak a Mario* before Canmiis
daaar N. BL Britt sta Ml kin
under a UM baad for hit appear
mm at tha May tarm of Baders)
court. Oa dafauh of bond bo was
lodged la Jafl until Monday mamiag
whan baad was mada.
Monday was ana that day of activi
ties. Bhart* Williams. Agoata Jaek
•on and Adams, B. A. Taataaa and
W. i. Baals invaded tha tarrttary
sroand Barrels Store Tboy want lata
tha adgt af DnpHa about thraa arias
north aatt of Harrala Start and
found a ft gallon steal dram stfli.
Tha ootflt mm la sated aav tha hanaa
o* Oaoaefl Johnson, aolsrud, steam
they had nms to baWaoa was Ora
operator. Thay farad no whiteay at
the rtfll end only about 1M galaoa
af aota boor randy for us Tha
•HD Mowed signs of rwoaut aoo and
tha efkers went ta Jotmaa'a hawse
*• Rue fTtiir rr^inrtliBi Na&.
big waa fount 1. tko houaa hot on
*e aotidda they aaw ono mjrtirliir
w* m M« ono had pMk
of ondor tko bouao. Examination wa*
mada and a bottla-u0rm
thaa a qnoot af wkUkoy waa found
ax tfca banaa aQl.
Jobnaon la ana ad ha aagraoa
tkM tba flpaat ad whMmy waa found
la or doti kh kaaao mini Mm a
vMatar of tko yrahMtien Iwwa and
•a atkar alternation wao toft bot to
vrtrr Mm to CUatoa u taco trial
bofaou **• *• W*. B* waa offend
bond, W •" fnWara to »Wo A waa
ion fined ta tka county Jan to await
tka airWM *f tka marohan.
On Tnoaday morning Koeara. Jack
-on. Adana and Jartaan, want M tka
ilraetton of E-abora and toppid 4
>o baaoo af EVsk IVreletfc. jaat tkta
4do Utt’o Cahart* A hwot way kook
a* Ml beau fkay f„,4 a M gadao
copper it»l and tko oparutom TV
oparatoia fUd and tka adUaa !»»•
fhaaa, bot ta no a ran. TV titt waa
brought ta CEnton aad tV tiErif*
warn oo yraad of tkakr asMk that
they bad thair ytotaraa mada b poe
lootioa af tka atOI. No amata Vaa
yot Van mada Hi counoctioa wtlli tka
Mill.—Clinton Xiwa ptapatib
RECLAMATION URGED
FOR PROVIDING WORK
federate* af Lda
Waahiaptea, tad It^d. a
“"•“I 91 fvlifvlflg V>flQpl9Jf019lU tlM
Mitrkia Ft4m4foa of Ubor mm
w01 pot before Cwirta and up
the exeetaoeat of bHU appropriate
food* for no load rorlmoflow pro
ject* ud for dooolopnoat of Ik
Ml«dtappl river bool* by control of
flood woior. Iiciooao of aavipaMUtr
•ad dtp loop* *6 land*
BToWod vu mode in the report ap
•Mwad taco
proven wj omdiim UMBptn, xtv«
doat of the oisaniaotiaa, wbkh area
prepared by a special committee of
■ w« sou tnac warn pnitni au
toalba axiau throughoet tha wartd.
with totdaatrp magnate and mb
abjawat growing warn. H hah—at
h to wadi ait a ttaatntaUia pc*
PM." th« ropert said, “that will,
la addlttoa to aitovtotim tea extol
liah them waaka that wU aaar ra
baani to tea dfeaKp aad program ai
oar gaocmtaeat aad the wwlfan #1
Itoa ractoauttoa pifiiil, (ha ra
part said, waaid taetode gaocrnaroi
al rate team* to dtainagt wort, ate
claariag at logged eft lax da, aa w«l
*» irrigation of arid aaattoa*. Valat
«f bad tnebiwad almg tea Miaato
ippl woald pap aaaah af tea coat at
tee wart it waa eattooatad “hated*
making asaparto af mam af aur to
bad tewna."
GEN. CARR GOES
TO SON’S BDR1A1
Laaraa Bad Ta Attomd Late
Itthaa af Jalaa L
Carr, Jr.
Dartam. Hank. IP—Oaarral Ju
Has 8. Chat, ift far tea pate ft*
JuH«a 8. Ce.r, Jr. “the hoaiery king."
•he died teat Friday morning hi Key
Verb City.
Following fee aarvkat Gunerai
Cur, a hit place a»d alightly weak
from hn long period of rmfln meant.
coupled with the ehoth of Me eon\
death, iaaiated upon gala* to tha
eometery tor the concluding portion
of the aarrice. Ha wia allowed ti
make the trip, riding ih a clomd car
And deapite Me Ulaeee aad grief. the
General hero up under the atrah
splendidly.
Aa the funeral preceiaien, aeon
-haa a mile in length pa mad throudk
tha (tenet* of toe city, kundrada of
people an route te the cemetery mm
General Carr, aad aadded their hand
to him to aa effort to expraw that,
rrmpethy during hi. ported of ear
ram.
The aerriem for tha *-—* hoo
iery manufacturer ware proWhly tot
mart imp remix, rrex held to Durham
And the ieqgoet crowd oxer gatherhc
within the knundailm of Tltiyli ind
Cemetery aaw toe caaket eentaintog
Ua remain* lowered Into Ra paw
Eran a alight rainfall which atoated
•w toe funeral proe onion left lorn ar
ea*. the home of Omwral Carr, did
net deter the crowd, made up to. t
toqa extent of toe Widradi tf eto
pleyot of toe Durham h artery gift
WOULD ALLOCATE WAVS
LENGTH TO AMATEUKj
MR
-mtottn thto • wn*atongth of
from 1M to *T5 aitoi to allocated
to amateur mtntm» toloptoa, opor
atom, dtot »>»• told Ittonn tkn*
lun'.tc to nhdWdad far variant ana
tew dam aad that ttoir atetoa to
tod to »■». waa aad, la , r^M
mad* adlh tor* Vy tto aaatoar
catotot -f tto On^m* ^
Ctdam Ito topait «u w||di
■tdto t. ttooo of ato, amaattteaa
wHt* already har« ton pYnrtif
Ito aaatour operator weald aaa
tton to to under the jurisdiction ad
tto^Ptecrtoccnt of Ooaaoraa. If Aa
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