THE DDRN DISPATCH
April I. MM
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CUB » ADVANCE
ι all «MMMBkaUoas to Th«
AO iepertaeenU of The
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P—IwliiM Ufioa Ht* topicsI
·*» luih»4. but aaAtr all on miiK
eea toe Win e< nek Muatie··
«tea· aa*t (mimkk mi with kit
• b a«* untmmtj that toe nam· be
" "*W. bat w» iuat th>: H be
ι a* aa wMtm mf good faith.
Bta at wihiugt, eai
,tor
ate., art
What la mmibli far toe snat
naUr »i aotonobilt accideatiT
UaaaQy aaeMeate can be uaccd to
Me ti three caaeea—iaeaparieace,
totoakatien or (tiarecaxd of the tzaf
fte rule· aad WMÉ· eourUey of
to oely ou way te minimis·
of accident· from thaaa
aa. Aat U to IkuM «Il drtnn,
rrroka lleaaaaa when the driver*
that ttaey U daacareus to th«
The MeeUh w.mld like to *M
fOTOmmant inatitaU ·
t obc·. It wo«ld do
to ewrik the apecdtr» «ad Uom
who ihow ao litU« regard loi Um
aafety «f ethem.
to ft claoae la the contract
by tho CutUnt Power ud
Light Company throvgb which the
«m »o emitted to rôtir» il»
to the lova ton y «on
I et Mtuity, the moalmpal |tr
bt M0,000 in hand with
it katn sot what U do. The
U Mia, and tha Unrn dada it
acfe kke a little boy who «lia
that hia penny ιιτίιρ bank
aaa ba opoad befer* CkriMmaa. It
k jM itching to lyosd the moacy
Ha pockoea.
brada vhoaa liquidation
to «»aa· through this
«9 boar ate per coat intereat
IKS—or thereabout; a total of
tm fuà. W· do Mt knew what
vmdaa. We de aot taw* that aajr
«h«t towns raqaiia this lauréat, bat
w do kMW that mil town· should. It
* (MM that the town la not |etti»t
aaylUag from this «40,009 uU other
taà It ur haT« M deposit.
MnUai frta any sjltklam that
m%M be wade of those who <liww ap
• iwnit which pimaWad tha ani
rfpality to ho <qiM of the «S4.000
iatnaat (am a eoaeera whom abUhy
ta poj la aaiai qomtioaed, wo do aaw
Mt im*»f<) mamt that th«
U0MK la bead ho Isveatad la aaca
ritim of Tatoo aad mfaty ο qui to
thorn the nitiwt has peaaittad ta
ho tedmd.
•mm mm km wqalil that it
MT ko tWmHt for tho tow· to 1»
•m |M,M0 la hotadi for Ma oontrt
bstiea toward tho MeDaaloi Hoiliday
Ma—ilal >ι ijllil That weald bo
|Mi Bat wtaa tha baade am imaad,
weald It Mt ho wal far tho tewa to
hay tham boa da tasstf aad thereby
aa*« the 91MM la latareat tbo beads
maald MA babeoeu now aad the Hat
tana And *a aad a half per mat
M Mi dodMdan. Why dMld aot
eiiteijia wad», karaot fS0,009 la tto
•oaa, too, tha school dktrict to to
aril f <M— tat ashast boada. Why aot
laaat avows hia yiqin to rvfraln
tiom the killing oi |U Iuwi'i
friMù, and perhape others will Jola
kim hi «nrla* the "Bob White».-—
Health*·!·! HenU.
KNOW NORTH CAKOtJNA
la Ckahvan V'rank Page's liUlo
that Mo-><lay t'.ght to 30.00· pcoplo
ever tic nniopjftcc, Ac told thaas
tha*. the state's road bu^'jig result*
daily!» two mil»» of Hard surface and
tnr*« of other ccnst-action. and that
ùe building float 5r*t to last ia
tahaa I 8,000 men.
Tram tha ixpaaditurt-a it can be
Wft. too, Uiat this conilruction re
quires about $100.000 irt.y *ort
day, figuras which we har* verified.
Tito «tote li therefore spending
about 145,000 a year an road* and
le completing each day 6 milaa, m
aore Aen 1,230 every yc»r at the
present rate.
Mo wondar that people are re
longer unintelligent enough to attack
<.b« road contraction program. Than
«τ* 180,000 autornobilrs la tha state
oot counting the 18,000 trucks. These
ail belong to North Carolina, but il
's taX· to assume that 50,000 auto
mobile· from other state· every ya&i
ue Ner.h Carolina roads. And what
the·· too ris ts can do by way of say
ing a good word for North Carolina,
everybody caa sac. From California
t· Maine aad from Minnesota to Λ'»
baaoa, the choraa of praise for North
Carolina la without discord.
Many a buaincsa has collapsed on
the ΤΜΓΙΠ' of Λ. mArnSe#rnt «««···
joat ÔMtUM it lack··! a little rtti)
capital. North Carolina cusp dan
gerooaly near dome th« erne thing
w'ana m little adrerslty «truck it two
ago. The *71,000,000 put In
to acfcools and road» will unw back
with a billion of compound interest.
Fhr· mtlr» of finished road and
4100,000 paid to 16,000 mto daily—
that :j cn-uiuly going aome.—Qreaaa
boro News.
FOR SALE
Parma food of all klnda and with
-hf many good thing* I Hit has boon
«aid. Her· i> proof thai the checker
board feed is bourul to be In the
l>ta<l.
I sold roar ending September 30th,
1022, 4,531 bags. Tula ia procl
enough if nothing olae waa said thai
it ii the leading feed of today. 01
coarse much has been «aid about the
-eiulta people hare gotten froaa pig
Chow, Cow Chow and poultry feedi
bat Uier· has ncrer been much aaid
about O-Molana for hard worked hor
ses anil mules. O-Molena la by til
the greatest her·· and nala feed that
eaa ho obtained, giving beat result· at
the lop^pt efst. .Wateh for _ some
strong testimonial ada from othan
who are uslnpr It.
L. P. SUELES.
Eppi·—How did Jack got 1» wrong
with the English Proft"
Logge—He wanted to know when
Scott's Îaolsioa was written.—Roy
al Gaboon.
FORD 15 THE RICHEST
OF via paw
New York—Henry Ford i* the rich
est man in the world. According to
■η articl# published today by the Wall
Street Journal.
"Heary Ford ha* in the Ford Mo
tor company the larjrcat income and,
I capitalised. the largest fortune is
the «rorltl," nid the newapaper.
"Proftt* before taxe· for 1922
will exceed $120,000,000. After taxai
they will be $110,000,000, about flOO
l ear. With these earnings the Ford
Motor company could be eapitallsod
H $J,000,000,000 and pay S per ont
» the capital.
'Tord condemn· banker*, but with
11*0,000,000 hi eaah he U the largest
individaal banker la thia country if
■ot fh the world.
"Hj income, adding to kla bound
lean wealth $500,000 a day through
the bury aeaaan, la probably unequal
led la all history.
Ok· Mm· T»m
"Etcο a Republican congres* unites
te add ta tha Ford wealth. The com
pany paid mora than $£0.000.000 ia
federal taxe* Ι· 1MI. Because of tha
abolition of the cxceao profit· Irry, it
will pay only $14.000,000 in l«î.
IV Fords are $»4.000,000 richer,
ihe'jfh it Ihey wet* to draw the rtehaa
rat they would pay wore than BO per
Mat aMttisaal la pirsaa hteetaa tax
's.
"la Ford contlnoe* tsrpOe ap is bis
ra«lassa tha Blllloas wfclefc ted their
ray lata Wall «tree». His replaeaeaeat
[•art· Maea Is so profitable that ha
:*«M eli«p off his nntfadaitaf pro
It 4 pr*trtlf |S0 ■ Mr ud
M7I tlMM 115.0··,#00 anmuUlj, of
114 m «Mb ■> prvdaeatf from flM
■Je *( parti ι U keep tk·
ffiUWw al M» now m tfca ι
A Wall |M la I
"K« mvM JttrfbaU tM* 914 M »
«m Mb
It M · w preflt tra· tataraat.
"IM ha I· Mat ulllaf at aaak Ha I·
wMtaf ·· la profit» fn
itm m* nrii $W,WMM la
aaart ta» aaatfc· nM to* F·
try· 11 to*»· Ik) k«»r IBM·. fUOrj
MM to ·> rfakaMMr
• IMS.
T*t* b · Wall MNt to!
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"If be cortiao·* to pUe up ··■!» *>
tKii rtti be cannot long tlenouao?
Wall «tiret or the money powir ci
the country.
"Henry Fenl will bo tïlat money
power."
A FITTING TftlBUTE
Durn Ik propoalne to *«*et a ho-v
p'itml thcrv *« ■ memorial te the 1st»
McT). Holltrtay. We know of -10
nor* (1 til riff tribute that coeld be
to the mewiary of not1» a man as
TloUiday, eitper-eltUen and genius of
publie tplrit that he was. If he
might hare a voice In tit4 «election of
% memorial to his service to his com·
"tonity. we doobt not that b.> wouM
chooae a hoopital, bccaase he always
had a heart fall of sympathy for bU
fellowman.
Holliday would role for a hoepltal,
' '00, because he would readily recoff
cia» the greet nred of a town the
nice of Dunn for an institution of that
kind. If he were Hiring he would join
heartily in helping to farther the en
terprise. and now that be liree only
··* uicBiwi~j, ban acTPiopmeni ui u:p
cirlt life of Kli beloved community
τ:Π be most Siting Indeed.
If wo may be permitted to offer ■
' jggerticn, we would wj that a nur
ble tablet with MeO. Hoilidsy's pic
ture done in told and inset will be
a splendid idea for the reception hall
of Dun n't hospital—Harnett Co ant J
New».
"BE YE HEALED"
Since the fall of man aod iU con
sequent detrimental effect upon the
nhysieal being, men bare fought
m ran· of heating. In all agea suffer
ing humanity ha* sought relief from
the riiicaaes to which sin ha· made
fleeh the heir.
By the exercise of faith, a very,
v<»ry lante number have found in
stant relief from every hind of die
raw in prayer to God. When Christ,
the eeeond person in the triune God
head «ru on earth he was much
sought after for hit healing power
ind It was «aid of Him that He never
refused κ «Ingle earnest applicant for
physical or spirt ual relief. Hia power
ta supreme. Why do we not all go
to him for healing! Because. He has
left us with certain duties to per
form in His name and for H!a soke;
amonc them is the duty of carrying
relief to the suffering, help to the
helpless, comfort to the Borrowing
and provisions to the destitute, pray
ing always for the guidance of His
Spirit *o that nothing may hinder Hia
blessing which alone will make our
feeble efforts of any avail. White He
■a able to heal by the miraculous pow
er of His word He has shown «s by
kV* own act that tha use ef eeaaparal
Means In ttiatl% disease Is not eon:
trary to His WiB. Read St. John
9Λ-7. Then if we wish to-serve Him,
the logical thing to do Is to use the
means at hand to show oar faith.
To this and, broad-minded, big
hearted men in the town of Dunn
ha*c launched a movement to build
and equip a hospital there for the
treatment of diseases, accidental
•orts, etc. We understand that half
.ho capital required to found this in·
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.ναβ Λ'Γ',.ΐΙϊίί Λ '4 »3 •.«■•il :
! ·· · } ■■· .·,; cjupeltat nur-ef a* wii1
·· ■>«->.· ·. wh» i* »Me "·»ί w'ÎÎÎnr
to pny. l)y ilkacvi·, Kfr.iemen.
j'.It·; ·' i.i '!U mar, aart »» rjccc-st
·.· "Give Gnd the tiralse." Jno.
>-ti
j P. R. I.KR.
STATE POULlUVMEr: το
EXhinrr dec. is το ιβ
j Krecrufcoto, Ν»*. 18.—The joint
j ;cu'.t'y v-.ot of the North Carolina
Tooitry A noc talion taii th« Central
ι CuroHnn Poultry Aaroc.ation. to br
held her.· 01. December 1·!. 14. 1} and
10, U es;-yrL«l t· bring together the
flwrt, most eomprehcM »* collection
! uf b'oodoi bird* «ver «oet» b> the
Rotith Atlantic htitu.
With the co-operative marketing
principle rocking the State and the
I nation, th· pool try mtvrt hero na
; tarally turned to that idea and it il
' confidently expected that when the
' «hot/ will hare doted tare will be
I act in motion plans (or better mar
jitetfng facilities, with the organisa
tion of the pouHry raisers of the
I Str.te into h ttrong eo-operative alli
ante for the Insurance of e elent
hani'V.ng and marketing of their pro
duct, especially (|p.
The annual meeting of tho North
Ctnlina rooltrjr association will be
I held on tht n'.ght of the ISth, at
' »hlcb tln»> the oAcer* for the en>o
1 mp .re*r will be aleetcd. It i» export
ed that the co-operative marketing
I proposal will come up that evening,
! also. An cspécial educational pro
it π»"ΐ will be pot.on the night of the
11th, with nddresie* by Dr. B. F.
Ifc«p, poultry investigator for the
North Carolina Experiment anocta
t'oa and Ε. T. Adam·, of Charleston,
8. C., director for the fourth district
of the American pool try association,
'featuring the evening.
j AUTHORIZE SURVEY OF
THE UPPER CAPE FEAR
I Wilmington, Nov. 14·—Money has
been appropriated by the United
Slate Λ government for an authorised
tu.-vey of the upper Cape Peur river
hrtwben here and Fayetteville looking
tovrard the advisability of building an
additional lock afd dam between here
.and the metropolis of the upper
; Cape Pear. This nrii will bo sgrvey
jed ^MthMSlBf^iyk^fnture hy fcaffl
: neers of the local district engineer's
. office.
I In the event the work is authorised
j and completed It will aean much to
thin entire section of North Carolina
[in aj much as a rafflelent depth of
I water will be had the year round for
'bctti to ply between hare and Pay
I cttcri'.lc, and will thereby eause
I fro'jfh t rate* to be much cheaper In
I the «étions surrounding that city as
rtirmoditiei can now b· test dlr*et
f-.cm Niv* YorW via Wilmington end
FtytttiviHs by tracer ard nil on a
t>cu;< cai of
LIGHT SENTENCE FOR
ÎUU.ER 3IUNG5 PROTEST
CilÎMiif Of Miiwibm Το»«Ιύ| Γ·
litioa Jitdj· Te RmoiuhIw
SuMew
WUoineton, Not. Id.— LigHt »en·
terce paucd on a defendant ic Su
perior Court TrtcUy Yd to a petition
by Cltlrenj of M&soaooro townthip,
where I'm crimn w«» wwnïitwl, that
Judge G. W. Coiir.or, ireiWng, re
jeoMiidor 'ιϊρ i coition in tic cair> of
Wil'Jua ?IcClummy, r;gio, acntenced
to three year* imprisonment for the
killing of Dallai Ripley, r.cgm, there
lact weflc when McClammy "shot op"
• dance and Ripley ttu hit by
a wild bultit.
' Til» ru ίΛ!ΐΛ·3ττ.1 hy η foTnat iuy
<?e»tion contained in the report of the
(frond jury that "more. s»vere punljh
ment" be Imputed in .«crlotu cases ai
a remedy for th' l*ntv number of
capita) ca»«« on the docket at the
Fourteen cap! 1*1 charges wer* on
thft docket at thr beginning of the
term. Six of t'ieee were continued,
three nol pressed by tie eonrietlon of
the defendant In another casa while
the total actuenecs for three killings
and on nauiult chnrjte with the death
«entonce imposed.
MAN AND WIFE ARE
INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE
Clinton Nor. 20.—Mr. and Mr*.
John Smith, of this place, were both
artruck and knocked down by an au
tomobile last night about half paat
seven o'clock. The automobile was
di ivcn by a mi η ηαπκιΙ Strickland,
who haJ Just bought it and who waa
asJd to be unfamiliar with ha opera
tion.
Mrs. Smith «offered several broken
ribs and Internal injurie» were feared
while Mr. Smith was not thonght to
be seriously injured.
The accident occurred about one
block from the Mcl.endon tent to
which Mr. and Mrs. Smith were going
•i.ai.tjt·.»!.·
Pejt.-.ej are :,·.·** J.y
and uvliï fî-r -χι"^·.
You ir.ue* now ί?*7 ·ί i.tcd
of the kind or your
COWS will fail.
Keep your cows c:i the
job with riappy Co4v
feed — ' V!. pi.tria.
Feed it witk hay or en
silage for big milk pro
duction at luwctt feed
coat.
Call or 'ftlC Hi" m g
(or Mrvle«i and «ru wlta«wd by
Hconi ot Hail*.
The driver w appr*hand«d and
wma M o*rrcom€ bj «*.:!tee«n» that
bm fâLnWd and himtclf η Njuired tncdl
cal attention.
Cotton Seed Wanted!
We pay highest cash prices or will exchange for—
MEAL
FERTILIZER
OR
MEALYMONIA
Scales situated next to J, L. Hatcher'· Store.
MKALYMON1A—T'fc-d last year by many farmer·
•u ckU section—is highly racommendod by Uioee who
used it.
Ν. B. Lee and Fréd Baggett
agents for
Lee County Cotton Oil Company
SPECIAL PRICES
Rust Proof Oate (98 per cent pure) _ .$4.50
Standard Middlings $2.15
Red Dog $2.60
Sugarine Scratch Feed _ .$3.00
Sugarine Buttermilk Maah _ .$3.50
Sugarine Dairy Feed $2.50
Sucrene Dairy Feed $2.25
Juet a few more ton· of the above bar
in· left. Next price· will neceaaarily be
{her. Buy now and save the différence.
FREEMAN'S CASH GROCERY
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-And at Breakfast—Bread
fori up well! lireakfact make· the day for meat people,
an t>c .'.mount and kind of (o«l you eat drp«nd the nerves aad
energy to kfep you rotr.j nil day.
Broad if. Ideal fuel-food for young or old. 14 produce·:
Kobuat Jiealth,
Active brain*,
'.V»U-n'ju,-lihid bodice, and all at the minimum of coet compeared
with other food·.
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Runabout . 269
![|j Touring . . 298
Τruck Chassie 380
Coupe . · 530
dan · · 595
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At thtsse lowest of lowpricen and
with the manjr new refinement»,
Ford cars ara a bigger value to
day than ever before. Now is
the time to place your order
for reasonably prompt delivery.
Terms if desired.
J. W. THORNTON,— DUNN, N. C.