THE DUN
VCLUME i\ DUNN. NORTH
>jl· ai
MASS MEETING
INDORSES PLAN
FOR HOSPITAL
L rgm Crowd Heart Dr. Hubert
Reyitwr Strata Need· Of
Community
ASK TOWNTO GIVE
Municipality May Be Asked To
Contribute $20,000 To
ward Project
Ποη» indorse· the project to build
a boapiial ■> a mtnontUlo the lata
Mr Π Hollnluy and It* c.Uierv have
nlacrd the (tamp of approval apon
the uigjn-ation that the municipal
Kovemmi-nt contribute 120,000 of
puni r fonda toward the buildirc of
»urh a hoapltal. So much waa ■'•own
Sunday afternoon when a treat
crowd of men and women fathered
In Municipal Theatre to hear a »peeeh
by Dr. Hubert Royater, of Raleigh,
who îtrrMcd the need every connaa
ni»r kna for aoc'i an institution.
Preaont atatua of the project it
thnt it ha« ben turned back to the
Chamber of Commerce where tl had
birth. Tie Chambei ii to appoint
r. committee which h to atndy hoe
lutala and hospital management in
other town· with a view to otMlininc
•ilana for th« institution Dunn naoda.
Tl-la cqranaltter It to report It* nf
treatlotm to the Chamber. When a de
finite project fa planned, the matter
will be placcd before the board of
town commlaaioner·, who will be aak
"d to contribute half of the nin re
quired.
It Is belierod that ut least 140,900
«rill Itc ne»ded to build and equip
the hoepita] and provide for expenses
incidental to the first few months of
it· operation. Cltliens of the town
and dweller· In tha region· lurroond
inf Dunn will be aeked to contribute
the other half.
Already 'uk Jordan, jeweler, El
lis Gold·tain, preeident of tha Cham
ber of Commerce and bead of one of
the community's largeet stores, hare
vxpreaeed a wUliagaeea to gi»s 1*00
each toward the project. Wflaon and
Lee, druggist*. will gtre 1200; Rev.
Ar.gus R McQueen, pastor of the
Prcabyterian Church. will fire 1100;
James W. Vine·, principal of the
negro schools, will gW« $2B.
The foregoing arc the only cltitena
who have atmtrd jo«t what they will
live. John W Draughon, leading mer
chant; Pre!*on 8. Cooper, president
of the Ptrrt National Bank; T. V.
Smith, prveident of the State
Bank; E. P. Davis, president of tha
Commercial Bank; K. L. Howard,
farmer and capitalist; George K
Gr&nt/iam, of the Hood and Grantham
drug «ore; Carl Fitehrtt, of the Ftt
chott Drug Company; Marion C. But
ler, of Batler Brothers, and a large
number of other business and nro
feuional mu of the community ban
expreaaed a deaire to aid the bot»
m«nt M ranch *a they can. Λ1Ι of
thetn believe th»t the town ahould
contribute a lubetantial turn toward
the banding of ■ hoepital.
Bad Hawk Jemigan, owner af an
Ideal »ite in the eoutheaatcrn edge of
town, offen tho lite, valued at not
len than $3,000 by nny ippreiier»,
for *1,600.
A· toon aa the Chamber of Com
merce committee forme ite plana, the
drive for fundi will begin. Every
citiien of Dunn will be aeked to con
tribute.
In tha meeting Sunday George K.
Grantham acted aa chairman and
J edge John C. Clifford introduced the
principal «packer. Hannibal U God
win and Rev. Ε. N. Johneon made
excellent apaaebae in which the need
for a hoeprtal waa emphaaiaed and
in whieh they pledged their support
to the uvnuiL
FORD'S JOURNAL
PRAISES THE STAn
Look* To U· Τβ Help la 3·τί»|
Nation Prom Rai» By
All·* I β!h»ne·
Washington, Nor. 19 - -In «mnoc
l)on with th* Immigration qaaotioa
the Dearborn Indopoadont, Hoar
Ford'· papnr, Uk*· ncc«»i(»n to p*
Iribot* to Ifco proffTowlve Bp tri
«howfl by North CiroHn* wfcioh ho
only ο fraction·} ροτ coot of olio
population Hon Is tho paracrap
from tfco Ford wMfcly:
•"Οοηοτβ! Ο rant am Am tort
yuan «*ο Π(·Η«) ο* · pm da·
gmr tfco koary I—ilti«Uor of lortift
era Into tW« ooantry. H· «Utod Hm
ho foarod tko t)">* woald «OBM who
the Booth, with I to Angle-Saxon!·
coatd alono ho depended ο pea 1
u« the nation from rain hy th
Inflaenre of aa alien pnpalatloi
Nerth Carolina wtth only erroetaat*
FLUCTUATIONS IN
PRICE OF COTTON
I Valu·· Drop To Lmli of W
I To 12S Pointa Under Pro
, viuua Wook'a Close
New OrWana, So*. 2B.—Jd th* eel
ton mirhnt I alt week fluctuation*
again wen wide. Κ rum adraae·· ο 1
U 10 70 poirrti orer th* level of
th· preeeihng weak'· ehM· ther· wm*
• drop to Itveb 6b to It· point· un
<l«r. FluctaaUuoi war· within Hadt·
of 132 to 176 pointa, Dacurober in
tko rarly part of th* w««k trading
up to 26.10 while in vbe later teMioni
it woifced u low u 24.37 cent· a
pound. Spot· w*re not a· well tu»·
•_ain«d a* futur*· and leal lit point·
on middling, which cloaed at tS.tt
aa agaiaat 24.WM a* the doling price
un December. At the end at laat
wmW a jrMf ago middling cloaed at
16.60.
Boll pnvate bar·au reporta on
ginning helped to carry uhe market
w> I» nigncst lev ri». An cslinat· of
only 8.I7C.OOO bale· (fin nod U the
14th of NovrnWr caused mur h buy
ing. U Uic total wti well under gen
eral expectation» and indicated only
7ΛΛ.ΟΟΟ balM produced the laat pe
riod. It revived very small crop
(tornti and strengthened the belief
«mon( considerable element that the
total crop would not be much, IX any.
In rxee»s of β,500,000 bale·. For a
•Allé thefc figure* and the small crop
,-stiaatc that followed fairly well
dominated the trading bat lata in
the week they wen- lost light of
The slowing down In spot trading
over the bell was a bear argument of
some weight and at Vim·· It caused
mack selling, although the argument
from long <ide was that amaller sales
wen.· more Ûe refait of withdraw
al of sellers from the market than
they «err the result of a falling off
In thu demand Late in the week spot
.-.ewi was not quite as bull·.Λ in cha
actar and t^ere waa a resumption of
hedge selling which, at some stage·,
has an adverse affect an price·.
This ercek, the fifth report of the
•caaor, on ginning by the centoa bn
nsi on Τ«·&) la Ulcittr \o""lamhi
ate a good part vf the Lading.
SPHL/NT MAKES CIFT
TO CMlNF^r irinpuv
Wilmington, Nov. 14 Dr. June·
Sprunt. philanthropist and active
'lead of the larval individually own
ed cotton «porting Arm in the world.
Alexander Sprunt and Bon·. hai made
a ifi't of f 10,400 to the Jamn Sprvnt
Academy in China.
The money will be handled by Geo
0. Worth, mlaaionary to China, who
it kept in fiat field by the FU»t Pr·©»
'•ytcrian chore h of thia city.
Or. Sprnnt υ we!l known all over
»hi· South a< a philanthropic and
scholar, he having mad* many gift*
within the lut fow years of a b·»·*
ο lent natare and having written much
relative to the h I· tory of the lower
Cap· Pear.
"MY UNCLE FROM JAPAN" TO
BE CIVEN NOVEMBER tT-M.
Do you remember Mia· Erwrn'l
• ueeeae a* "Piney Melting Heart" I*
"The Microbe of Love," or aa "OpV
«lia Hffgir.i," in the rcecnt mtuUal
comedy, "A Bachelor*· Honeymoon"!
If you law her In either of tbew
you win know that llu auceu of "M]
Uncle from Japan" la auind wfc>
Ml·» Brwln aa a principal character
Add to that a eaate made up of othei
favorite·. Bill Newberry »· Captoii
Somrr», Mr*. H. 8. McKay, aa Dor
othy Somen, Mia flerdereon a· Kit
ty the maid, and Mr. Hanry Melver
director of the play In th· title roll
il^i nn In*»· ■ irrwwf nfmm ■4w «fl
want to mia· Oil» pro«h»etlen.
The ehora» numbers thla tira» an
anaraally good—all new and (all ·
twtV Hie cwataiM· too will be on
tlrefy ilftnwt from the·· of "I
Bachelor*· Honeyneoon." and betweai
acta there will be arreral odteh:
"•pédala," whkh Kara already beai
' mrnevfaUjr awd all oyer Λβ ooau
try and mad# undiapotable hita.
The purpose for which this play I
(hren andor the aoepleea ο
the Coraellhi· Ham«t* Chapter D. *
S. It one wMeh «hoald Interest aver
' patriotic American—le eraet a la»
' Inf aad flttin* memorial t· th« boj
' "srho p»· their laat fall aeaaura «
11 demotion" tér the noble and rlghteoi
' I cautf nor eoantry ehaaaploiMd la Oi
1 late World War.
1 Ticket· are saw on ale by a nan
bar af Ifte ladle· ht town aelltn« f«
' nxtly haH at what was charged fi
" Mr Mdm'i production la Oold
" bar» and other town·, BOe aad Tie.
ι of one par east at ferric* itoek,
■ «pending 110.000,000 tn · bofldh
• eaaapalga. Il U patting ΙίΟ,ΟΜ.Μ
• Inte high-way lm»w—Ih aad
l ' expanding Ita hydw-elewtrtr darelo
a moat and «atlan mill Intaraata."
COMPANY FORMED
! TO MINE GRAVE
[New Ha r cm It Eatarpriaa Will
Embrac· Capital mi a Quar
ter Million Dollar»
LilUnjrion, Ko*. 17.—C. W. Lacy
! of Wilmington. N. C. ; T. H. Uigge
'of PnrfcerUmr». W V».; W. H.
Tfcairuu of Montgomery, Ala.; E. R.
DeLorms of Btrnunfrbam, Ala.; J. C.
Blanchard of Hartlorri. N. C., and J.
It Uagyeti or l<illin«ton met bora
y«»torrl»y for U'c purpoiw oi com
pleting the org» filiation of the Cape
F...r Crnvv] l'itt. Inc.. a cone*m
which will bcTin immediately 0»·
I'nininy of ilarnutt county ffr»Tel and
the manufacture of ccmorrt products
on the moet pretentions «al* rv
yet comprehended by any similar en
Urptite in this wcUon of country if
rot la th« United Statu. Over half
of tbe quarter million capital vu
iiuid in cH»h for the immediate basin
-- -r-—*—«·"« ru·» we mit yiv·
tn»m of plan* will be the conatruc
'-on of a Urge plain m Cape Faar,
α small «talion just across the river
from Lillington. Another big plant
three mile· »«l of town, wMtrgrties
of which has already been ptannad
and part of At equipment for which
li> r.lfady on th· fro jnd, will be put
in commission aa rapidly aa compe
tent workmen eaa complete the )ob
This company already owns and 1»
operating the Jamee Ki»er Sand and
Orjrel properties just north of P»
tçrsburg, Va., whiefc plant is putting
oui between 2* and SO cart of waah
eil irravel per day. The two plant*
to b· erected war UBington will be
of the aaow Capacity. The company
Κ a· bonrht 30C acres of the richest
gravel land, according to the GaaW
•"cast Survey, existing la Haroott
coonty Thca* lands lie ronveaiewtiy
«lev the Capo Pear river, fran
» h t'i r'reara water will he pampad
for the purpo<c* of laandering th*
pelb>· so .tiucV ileairad in hard «or
facc rood construction, caaont walk
ar.d building». Oftciais of th« oon
ecru state that <kaj ban toaotadlat·
prospect-of sale for aU^gar^p···^
eludlog alao th* afcnd which will go
largely Into their cement ρ rod acts.
Build'·)* blocks and tU* will feature
largely in the output of ths cernant
wirka, though concrete work will be
un-In-taken or a rather large seal·,
.k- ..m—— -*
Câ[>c Fear Gravel Piu, Inc., ia
rimpowil of tome of the dm noted
engineera and fori tractor* in tk·
■ontheaat, together with a capltaHat
of thla Stat*. Iliiprt Hier· and Lacy
art ex pec ta») here within the noxt
«lay 0» ao to juperintend the cob
rtruttiot of the plant· and the lay
ing of «pur track·, one of which will
lead to the Norfolk Southern railway,
the other to the Atlantic and West
ern. Mr. Hi*** ia an engineer and
Mr. I.acy ta a contractor. Ability of
thtrer two gentlnrorn aaenrea «arty
comnlMion of the plante and the ac
tr.nl hrgtnnlng of operation*.
Horye offlrr of the co a pa η y will be
in Lllllngton. but a general ealee of
fice will So maintained in Raleigh, aa
will aixo aa office In Ricfteeoftd. Va-,
from which will he directed the flacal
affair* of the organisation. It ia *tat
crl that the concern had eecved large
ballaat contracta Γτ·η certain rafl
TncAr. hut detailed Information on
thie point ia not gtvan oat at thil
time.
The magic wand of a fairy cooid
acarrely unfold the wonderful reve
lation· In the development of Bar
rett county1! gravel Indaatry in a
more truly farc'ratlng itfi« than la
bring actually wrought oat ne>w with
thi« »a»t cntcrpriae which will out
, atrip even the Urge undertakings al
I ready In working order and rairahig
to capacity. What with the vaat
, amount of read bnilding aad other
I construction work golmg on which re
, quire· UiU aort of material, the Har
k nett county product haa at laat coma
I Into U cm, and that too in a hand
f M«e wny. The gravel from thhi conn
, ι» ic cm gcn y Pwufnç oj «il connwv
. on Having job» calling for ιμΙιΊμ<Ι
■'-ν- jim-li on.
I OtMceie of Cafw P»ar Gravel PM*.
t Inc. »r»· Γ W. IjBcy. president: T.
. H. H'.Kif r\er -provident and general
, manager; H. B. DeLorme, eeeretarfi
, i C. BlaAchant, treaaorer; J. R.
, Reggntt, eUomcjr Th· above offlcen
f ! willi W. H. Thome» ronotHote Ike
t directorate ■■ well m the m tira turn·
e pan*. No atoek U for aala, to autald
era
μ The writer of thu ankle la mot ml
r all Interested p^reMarlly In tin
r Inda lry nor In the a*U o1
K land; hi* *® Mm the wemlngty Una
Una development ftf th» verted re
_ »oarce% of Harnett < ounty Km bee»
la an lateneel; ebeorfclng atady theei
Μ hut few rear· la wfcteh the eeenti
• hee keen reeking »u»S lengthy etrtdea
ta For inetenee, the wry fteldi fre«
y " (Mrk were taken the Material fa
the aonetrurtlan of that aVagant jteo<
PR<
Précisant
Wa
Harding,
public tmi
aaide Ike
ts American^
conmndi to (
<4aU at fed 1·
iflv« thair
(•ratios aail
to
cloeer
-*h ool
Tfce text 1
;:a. t If M !
"Τ lu (dealt]
mont an
planted
try. The
οηΐτ
18 Preeidant
ι WMte Hoom, mt
December I to 9
•p WmIl Ha tm
I na tioaa 1
tie· that they
««Prort and coop
npoo parent*
»ea dn behalf of
on In
[ democratic yoTem
ilf In omr eoan
baMered that
The
«· of the (ka
of oar lift, ta It
Soaadattoa of that
cottar·
»rb
ha*· coat t* u
briactac the
»»ηΗ*χ Inattta
it thmj
Mdthi
• laid far rrrW
tt
abad It ardor that the mi
ι ration may be iqtlpptd,
of «acrifiea· ta the ymaaet, for
■ncn—ir* ra*oa«MMaa vfckfa H
nuit bear.
"The rtr*nfth and ——Of «f th·
nation wil] always rat la tba iatatH
imt body of (U people Oar edoca
Con thoald baplant conceptions of
-nililic doty "·"* prrmt obtlgatiooa
broad enou.rfc '« en»laac» the piah
!»m· erf » ■ ■■■■ »l—
M or* than anything tbt, mm ud
«TBW BNd th* capacity to «m with
Var r-ft* and te contemplate with
'""n, unpT»JmMlced mind the ta— »
·? 'hefd time». Only tfcroagfc a pro
icrty motivated and ganeiouUy In
Wired proem of adoea«3trn can thl·
br aecompliAed.
"Id view, »h»n. of Owe and but
other conaldetntiona, I hereby pro
claim th» weak of December · to t
ι» American Edoeatioa Weak, ree
omraendinc to the appiaprWi nati
onal, ctate and local authorities that
!hey five their cordial «apport «ad
cooperation to —"-p Its obaeiι
3 ne ta inspirational and beneficial.
Oic orraaiMUona and religions bo
diet may reader «pedal aenriea by
their eo-operation ; and pntietlMlT
t ia recommended that parant* an
:«t themselves la behalf of aleaar an
deretonding between the achool and
the home vMt the paipsss of matasal
helpfolness.
"In fonaM «ration and wttaeai
thereof, I hat· hereunto eat ley hand
and eaand «ha «Mit of the United
81* tea to be tOsad.
"Dane at *e City of WasklagVm,
tMi twentieth day of Kwartw ia
th· yaar of nr Laid, one tbovaad
nine handled and twenty-*we, and
of the indépendance of ike United
Statee, the «· haadrad and forty
seventh.
"SlfTvd:
"WA«nr 0. ItAMXMO.
of hifinmr, *· LtCty·*·. i«Mm
frtm R*fa%» rto LUBa«tom to Fir
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11 «at to g* Ml 4lr«atfy to «I
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m to· M ||||irt —à fac Ik· to
IMPORTANT PERIOD IN DISPATCH'S BIG
DRIVE COMES TO A CLOSE AT THE CLOSE
of Business for the day Wednesday
Indication· Are Tket Second Lmp WW Cloee WHk All CCi
dttM CloMijr Bunched. 25,000 Elira Veto· AOlwi
Ob Every Chik of $20.00 I· SukicriptiMu CoUmMI
Before Clow Of Iifu«te>n Tmmttow
*
* THE REAL WORKE RS IN THE DMVE
* NAME ADDRESS
* Mle· Fannie Johneon. i.iilin/ton.
* Mr*. Math· Pipkin. l)unn. l'.o'Jt· 6.
* Ml*· Mattbel Godwin, Dun n.
* Mrs. Carl Barefoot. Dunn.
ν Mrs. William Jarknon. Dunn.
'<■ Mist Mabel Butler. Dunn.
* Ml·* Pearl Turlliigton, Dunn. Route 8.
*
The second Up in ϋι» rw· for the
Da ut touring car and th* mur
other valuable prises to be awarded
in the Dunn Dlapatch's big «ebscrip.
war. driva comes to a cLo»r tomorrow
»»c lin*. This marks the eleee of the
Una) extra vote offer and Iran
Thursday morniag to the cloie at the
campaign there will be no trtra votea
allowed oa sabeeription*.
lhe «abecrrjrtions Uraad in before
thia offer expiree anrafr two and a
half time· aa many vote· at will be
alia wad later, ao each and every can
didate shoeld aoe that the overlaokj
no poaeble avenu» of votoa, aa to
morrow'· Mbaertptieaa ara mare than
twice aa valuable aa they will be the
closing parted of the drive.
M|M Far C·—iW· A»ilel«d
Tlie Jadfti appointed to coast the
votes and award the prisee the closing
night are: Mr. Herbert Taylor, caah
ler af The First National Bank; Mr.
Τ V. Smith, président of The Slate
Bank aad TraaL Company, and Mr.
J ha Davie, easier of the Caaaaardal
It » hardly ·»η«—ΓΤ to in
trodoce tk«M |«Bdtii« to iwMmM
of Don tad ifckky m Nek la M
that
chug· of the ctnpklfi and after
thoroughly counting all rot*· polled
by the different WldlXl» will pro
ceed to award the pria··.
Jaat CM week froa
night. Μη ·η·igetle pane· ■ ι
U drtv· away fro· the
— in|>|·*! aÂce of The Dana Dia
patcfe in iheir owa beautiful Durant
touring ear Tfcit «tournent does not
imply that all of the candidalaa in
The Djjpatich'» drhre aie not energetic
u indeed thia la not the tut, aa all
of the active candidate· hare proven
Iktrnxin· both encrgtie and aaabi
tioui. However, the one who really
combine· energy with ability and get*
the mon veto· w® be the winner of
the Durant. In a campaign where the
different candidate· an ao eloaaly
benched aa in thia drive, one can
hardily afford to lœe a «ingle day*·
warfc and «till maintain their (tend
PRICES OF FARM
PRODUCTS FIRM
New York, Not. 1·.—Cantlnaatkro
of a high rat· of in4b»trial ictMtr
uti BtMHtorj pncMM of fan trad*
in indicated by the baolne·· rf the
peat week. Steel production, H
anything la |gpra»ad »4 U now
Mated btteNn 75 am) SO per east
of the country's capacity. Gotten
conauarption retaraa she>w that tb«
Uxtn« orilla aaed 5*4,00· bale· ta
Octobwr, till· figure being 19,000 lar
m than for bftNiWr and acting ι
new high record for aay mentfc siaca
Jim IMO. Baft coal production ha)
continued at a rate of abnt 10,700,·
00· a week or at about the beat at
tained since the ead of tba strike.
Perhape the Aret sign of · aca»
onal slackealag which nut be a*
patted |a famished in the statiatlo
•f ear loading· Total loading· fai
material bas landed la this rovnty th<
largaat tn»MUaawl· fat this p«iOcal»'
.. Indaatry, perhape, la the «Ma coaa
; ' try. It Ka» long bean said that Har
11 nett ooanty aal] waa the boat In 0k
11 world ta nva a pea, bat en)» recent!'
bean datwwUated that it I
the vary boat te traeel upon. On
leeaUoas pafeaa haa hem heard t
remark that It the street» above ar
paead «Hk Material tram Sand
ha wiU bo sentent te dtrol
•
• ; 1W aoit laapraasd eoehaaUi
• «quip·»eat art) W imiM by th
« Cape Fear Ο Tarai Ρ*·, and ft la Mgt
► Ij pufeahU that atl af It b·
• ly
I
-<c thf drive at MM of the tn·
ili'idbf in rt( *ililjr and eotulrtaatiy
cknvMuri the rerideatt of thk aaC·
liun and ov< looklnj no pMi!U« «W
«.81· Of voUi.
Oar ran hardly expect to wta t
too tor rar by bctnglaff in tra ar
a'x laoacriptioM each report day aad
•J-oa* wbo brinj ia aaah ropoK» m
vhi« are not really trytag bet arc
•oikltij only half haartadly. Of
cot tr, erm ton» randtdataa vfllj
r'e-' Tt· » priât·, bet the JMrrwn ia
rutee of till priaea iSoald (par a Be
oc t; RTP4ttr effort*.
W>*ti out itopt to comUar that
the iota of juat mm day*· wait might
mer ι the itftnaca bet—a a· aata
■>ob4c amJ a vriat arateh it la certala
c*W.it to anyone that a· tine abo«I4
be (·<>*.. If a candidal· feela aa thoagh
be es th· akould aaat mp, thaa the
un· m rerung coal* MX oc poat
pom J until aitar the dot of the
r=a~:i|P>·
Wk. WU1 Wtmt
Tôt qictll» » one that the candi
dat»· KM xr nrcr Car Ihi iilm
Will yo» cat every tmbetrtpttm poa
albl^. workin* each day kajdar than
th« ilajr baiera aad heafta»
lac! y at tha -ippeintad «tak mi «aata*
a· mu; i»i;li la jmr intecaat aa
»aecik>, ar wffl pa ha anMi) to
Tito way to «ta ta tiûa drire U ta
«*ik harder when confronted wlta
lirftur»| iwtat and if rot do tkla
tien yowr cl^Kfa of winning the
taorlag car la rery btight iadeeri.
Dont thiak Tor a atawit that ba
Ui« yo» hava worked raal hard aad
Save managed to atay aaar tha ta* aB
flaring the drive that yon ara aura
of w'.n»ln* any certain priai a* ta
rt oed thoor who ant running aaar
the bo:tom ran by putting forth «χ
ι tra tpura, of effort ha loading tha
entire :iat of candidate» on tha eloa
inc night, if the leader* fall down and
fall to take advantage of tha time
allowed them.
Anrwcr the qoration of "Wha wfll
wist" making rrtry day «how Ha
full quota of votaa and deciding tha
qui-ation by '.living away la tha D»·
rant.
!— -» ι m—·—a-a M-i-iJ
ι the week united Novvaber 4 awaxint
I -d CO «94,000 c*n. which la aoene
! 20.000 car· b«low the total far the
jwcck -K-forc. which nt the largeat
ι for thu y*«r. iurh a decline a qalta
' <Vr- 'uutmJ thing, the peak of the
; traffic me*«ment generally being
reached in October and havtng cove
tbla yar in fart, aûghtly lainr than
anally ta tho case.
Pana film Fin·
Vricn of fan· product». tneaaiwhUe
jhav· ahowa a candle .-able decree of
, Sneer.·. December wheat rallied ta
' «lirhUjr above 11.10, which Nfdaan*
ja gain of over fO mat· from the τ»,
.cert low. A Wrong rc core» y In the
1 ferr'pn rxcJiaagv market after pre
nevnerd weakneee waa a factor, u
were reparte of laife German aoedi
(or the commodity Cora a We reared
Into high greand for the year, the
DeeemVsr faUue getting above T1
cent· " c»mp*rad with « price oi
St centf In Aagort. TMe Wn|inwwaoii1
rean more than In wheat emphaalsei
the pain which ha» been achieved h
the fana ere* income.
Cette· >liaene
In cotton the marttet hae eoatlava^
to Tactaate la (He neighborhood ol
tS end H cento deepHe heevy pro*
taking. Opteien eon tin—a ta dMTei
ao to the aHlmato atae
bat aemrfMng mwi
than nhn milHon waa talked at
big the pa* week, fa may evert f
le dear that the trap fa piaelf 1
for Berth aatlefaated uTftM kaal
neea nrorpecta la that éhtrtet Ma cee
ruepandlaglf W|MvtA.
A farther 4aelh>> la the raiarei η
Ho of the Federal Reaorre pria
ad* beakfag nn»mMlia «p «h
evidenee of gnvhg tiade m4 eat
- i raent The 1ratio of the «yatea* m
U i «hole ae*r ctanda at tU par cap
IwMoh fa M par eeat aboee that 4
CALLS ON STATE
TO AVE THANKS
Prayer» Per TImm la
"I ι jr,. ail CtH the fNfk
Λ Ν y rLh Garata». at thiir Tbank»
■tarinr mvtm. 4Wîm «hÛ
mm far all la CHril amfcartiy, that
ih<· y me y ha » · a , i ; *-p aaaaa of (M*
•V>:i*atiaaa t· a»d a, «all ·> to thi
people tbey up OmnM
ΓΜΜΝ1 Merrill. ;« hi· annual
Tharkafivinz prcrV-natlaa aattiaf
ppart Ntracbir 10. f . & day of
tSank» ia North CtreUna
TV preilaeatlou follow»:
"In kaopiatr w«h that bcaetifal
-nd time-honored carton «Malt hat
fourni a fMUHWKl plaM unoif tha
♦ndfcloea of «t* Nation ai Of· and
ta» bna hand#d <W«e fro» o»«
jvatif.lw la mNhay by tfc* Praai
iaai· «J «Va t-11- ««J ill ι ^ - —
:roor> of tfca acveral atatea,
*1, Cwin» Vonifon. Gorrrnor of
North ΓβnUm, 4» hctrhy pMetala
«4 eat apart ItocMtr, N»»embar
3<l. IMS. m ■ day of TinbiMaf.
tad «*J1 non th» ρ,-api» te oburae
tt reverently by «MpuMUaf ail barf
Iicrtt t*al Incident te the M·
tail aeeria of humanity. n4 iwak·
line ai iMr mwtlw pUm et «r
My, In order ««et are <m; pobUeljr
titan ttuki t· JUmigfcty 0*4 fer
-be Mewl!*» Ht Haï >twN upon
ut taring tX« yanr aaur <ιι·Ιη to
M deer, renew cm alleffianoe te H ta
*"4 ·»<* («klaaer for the futar·
"We h*T» paa«rd through cria··,
tat witkMt MHmai or UnMmiI,
V«*«e»r we «r· a united ixep!e. aad
the » pi rit tt ΒγοΟμτΙ) Lov* ha* pra
T>W. No |r«u calamity ku befal··
Ica κ Law ud »nUrr W been
respected. V· hava held fait to the
faith of aur father»: ml cueaeqeenV
ly, «a hem eajeyeiΛ that rial, ahld
ir| ρ το «périt y which CWUI atily to
r God foaring prcrple. Our acc«B
plabw—ta have btm auuqr aad the
fatur* halda poitib'l'tlM far l»Ml
m» apae God far all tMagi worth
while
"I jwpactfoBy adi that the people
of North Carolina, at tWr Thank»
an«e for all 1a err51 authority, tiat
titer nay hm a de«p tcnm of their
otiVpUnx to God aa «*11 aa to the
■Mtpbi tkir aai»a."
"CYCLÔNEMÂCK"
BEATS WRESTLER
Popular Ewflirt Lmtm
Off BattU WitkDvHIT·
"lake On Show Man
Clinton. NaT. IS—"Cyataae MacV
baa wraotfe* with the 4ov9 aai;
Uma and torn· oat aa to», tat it
«u not cuudl Urt w*eh at the CUa
toa (air that he «τμΜ peMthr
wtth a nphr wrrMXtr aad aMat a
hh'i aralp to Wa erring of mMwi
"Mack." or mn yuyMlF. the
R«t. Baxter ΜιΤ <·<η·. nrldely katrwn
*nd popular cr»»p»Uot, wai w»<a«t·
inç revival mrkia la Clltoea. ta
roinpetfeira to the iHitUaai of tha
SampKm ooity fair, «Am Dm mat
took ρ I/o».
On tha rHaai wi » aiaaMai who
♦ttttctn r great tel of attention
hy efferbip ··» to aay an of aaj
raee, color ar Jarkiiaotlao. who
moW «toy with Mm IB «tfawtoa to
a «laQUl'n match. Admwioa to aMh
•natehea km · qaarter, and tha «ae
taat* botMM *ery popular, alOnagh
all lac») ualawt «aa defeated.
Thai oaa day tho aOT| |«l ahoat
that "Cyctoao" wool* tote aa tho
do&g*>ty paaf—lanal the ant after
noon at S oVllt A dnaiaak>a to thia
i-t r«« waa eeld. 'the «M win
loaf ho wahaiad In Ma Tfllaga.
«M «*!jf toe fU to pay mr (ht
torfttt «4 tk· Mtak.
MtI^ixl on Mt wlr *N th· WM
bat wkat k· IdtoBltj mmt*
«portant. h· ho» «·* kit Mjr lut·
th« h«*rto ·χ> Mali et «mm km
» p«r «*T> l»«
•f «faOt M
Tk» <—Uw« (a «h Ugh
Ρ*Λ *f the r«w wiw> to Mll| ·>
ΠΤ Mat H* farther
ni to tha bwrwe *f ι
m (k* Mn Y««fc
•t (M «M
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