.vsi^wiSH
ONLY
?1.60 FEB YEAR
Uf ADVANCEj
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VQLl'ME XL VIL
LOIISBIBG, W^tJmUinY, Jl'SE is, 1918.
M JTBKB ?*
ITALIANS FOLLOW UP VICTORY OVER
AUSTRIANS BY DRIVp ONJOLJIIM
Continued - Pursuit of Enemy
Interrupted By Piave River
Rising Agaiia Helping
Austrians to Escape
ITALIAN OFFENSIVE ON
MOUNTAIN REGION IS
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
On Wcsfera Front Raiding Operations
* And Bombardments Continue; Big
Xow ?ffnnJm \ ny ll.iy Mm ?
Significance of German Foreign Sec
retary Kuelilmunn's Statement;
Day's War News Story.
The Italians at last' have cleared the
remaining Austrian rear guards from
the west bank of the Piave river and
now are in possession of the entire ri
ver front from the Montello plateau to
the sea. At last accounts their forces ,
which crossed the stream in pursuit of,
the retreating Austrians were still ha
rassing them, inflicting heavy casual
ties and forcing the enemy to continue
his disorderly retreat.
Pate, however,'has turned somewhat
its balance in favor of the Austrians
for the Piave river has risen and some
of the pontoon bridges the Italians had
thrown across the stream have been
carried away, making impossible a
quick pursuit and the crushing of the
Austrians, which General 'Diaz had
r unted upon. The^Austrlans are de
.red to be rushing up reserves from
? r -ar in an endeavor partly to re
; -<? the situation.
Austrian Claims.
. Austrian war office admits a re
ve!.. :*ong the Piave but announces
t.'^at tl*e retrograde movement har, been
ca? rie.: ^'it in accordance with plans
r. .1 oiMiout lods of material. It is
edit el tliat the Austrians have taken
nr-sv "0,00D prisoners fro'm the
Italian, rii-ce June 15 end that the
at'pre ^ l^ac-a ot" the Italians in the
fjsatiiiR at tTio lowest est;ra:,ic is 150,
Cuo ir.v !?.
Cf;&liun 1*r!ve In Jlouuteins.
Holding the upper hanrl along the
tprdo-" of the Venetian pl.'.lr. t"c T r ti 1 -
inn? V*. vo turned o -1 ho o fenzive
ar^iii't t - o enemy in the mourn u'n re
r ' r. .?.. rt all.. V!j: '
!? Mo'aHo of 'pre inO. have
I cen rar.^e and* In addition to heavy
i'l^ic-fed c**. onem/, r.
): ? tjur.ibt r o* ' 'U'tri. r< ?jrve bee '
r.sR Ic prisoner :-nd .*5xtwr '.nnchir?*
\ -;rs h;;ve been ? ??ivvirej. atto
i irie. The Ausfjan ? o'"iVe. l:o "?
o\" >?ert: i.v.* *?!! :sf rr ? I- ?. i P ;!?!??
.:i-*-?i !::?? e 1'fcCn r -.TVil-ev.
On tlio front it? Frnr.<c ;::;d I-clglum,
:'rdr.ier.'.-? y-<] valdl .
jjnv.o. The I"rra*li near I#e ?Port
in i ri-i i f tin t ^ .>
German t:' rk. but on ?*"vc?t?1 ofa*r
?cc?ors. notr'uy ii the V.'oevrr r.ni t'->
Lorraine. themselves have ? arri" 1 qyt
F u 1 rr.id* a fit I lak?'.: pr>-?mei s.
T e < a miliar.* near Arrr. hay* ?>???!?
. i in an fnterpr'^e \v?i; h r.ey
L.ti liiVm iwer.-y-or.c pri :yr ?r ? and f.Lr
ir.. chine ?rnns. The Ge^h-'ms rre bom
: -r'-Lir t lie j'ritf h ? :? t of \r.
Oil '? .
Swhroniftii-'with ? : - ? ? *'the
Austrian-* iiL'fiuly and 'V. ?..' ./U of
wJiri'M imyl'ient .?? * ' ?: * !
miiiis anoiivr .Uil-1.. . .f,
?n.^v t'ia r v" try .* "? >
ot * t
S^v??iiu:inr ' of
Dr
? mi?
Throim?! ii ? j;. ? .?
>vfc'.inrd. von K7 : ;I!n-..
RCVCP T"'!!! I'H ? ????". ? y_ ; .
i!u;t tho on<l <?f ' ? n - ?-? .'.A n- '-iy
? :i- oypoHe:! !h?v." . . pa mil-'iiry
deei-Jon'"' alo-ie ? l- ? reeuar ?
lo diplomn'l'" ne>ro: ? ,i ?om. ?. " ?? !'
v:.- howl Cinrriatiy' ? ? ? ? ?.vonM
lha? '*1 v!, -.v oi' r?
- 4 h l-U^ui v iciaiJii/ for. the.
ji- I: wsi^ a drrani.
F''ivh>, V" r>ual.
*1 h--* frii'oi'.'M aprriits'.rv was- evasive
, rrr ^i] ?; lit" i" i s'p'a; oT
1 "Vi'im. r -??orted- h: ' iro/PVil.i
f .????* 1 vil'W if J '? :??: ?? rif?rTL't?\ et'
^?enr slir-rrr* front thrse ??-rvibeil lo il
? iv t?r;riy'i ataf<Tnien Tun ninis of
fif'tanrr* a,i'1 !i/*r :?11 i?? -. Ii-* ?*nid.ii?-'
rtnrtrrt n r'rr?p. c'T-finc a^irl irid?-peiv!riit
? vlitopcp **wlihir* h'wndarioH dr;n-.n
f"r ii ? !:? h'-^ary*": ovrr.^oai posses
sions rorr^nondir.tr '\it!i !i"ir uro'it
re<s of Wo'ilth. ;ind ^rr,r>doni of Hir
: ::i. in romnieree.
iri rO"T>on*e ii n r speech by
Mr. AMo??itb the foriui'v F^riihh Pre
mier. in - ?M'-h ho snfd iGrpiit P.rii
n i ii would not tarn a ?1 < ;j f tar to a
peace p* an-*?al not roufhrd i'i nmbittii
oun term-, i^r. von KurTilniann declar
ed that Ci rmany coulu make a like de
claration "k. owing it ??!>?> Jo be oar
policy.'
One of the most remarkable utter
ances of the foreign secretary was a
declaration in which he placed the on-,
us for st'irtfnT the war on Russia, with ,
France and. Great. Britain next In or
der culpable. ,
Lieut. F. O. Swindell and wife, of!
Camp Sevier, S. C., are visiting her [
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Barrow. I
FARM DEMONSTRATION
WOKK.
The Nitrate of Soda Situation.
We are advised by the U. S. Bureau
of Markets which had charge of the
distribution ot the Government Nitrate
of Soda, that it will be impossible for
them to deliver the full amount of ni
trate applied for. The Government
has more than enough nitrate bought.)
but ships to bring it from South Am- j
erica are not to be had. j
One shipload of *Bodg?w??
oil the coast or Cuba, and the entire
contents lost.
There is a car of soda on the road
now for Franklin county. When the
car is distributed, It will give, everyone
who was allotted any soda by the Bu
reau of Markets about 40 per cent of
the amount applied for.
The Bureau of -Markets allotted tc
everyone whose. application was dated
on or before Feb. 4th the $?l amount
applied for. ?No^oppJ^aUoifrdated la*
ter than Febr w*ere considered b#J
the Bureau. / TBose who were allotted
any nitrate have received several leV
ters from the department in regard t6
same. If you put in an applicatfbh
and have not heard from the Washing
ton office, your application, for soma
reason, was not considered.
While we consider nitrate of soda
almost essential to good crops we must
remember that winning the war is the
first duty of the nation. And that'
ships are an essential part of .the n/i;
tiou's fighting equipment. The sub
marines have destroyed so many th4t
there are none to spare for any work
other than war work.
Since the soda supply is cui off. let
n:e urge everyone^who did not use .t
j liberal amount of fertilizer to use a
;second application. It is yrjur patriot"
! Ic duty to produce the most possible
[this year. It is also the best oppor
tunity that the southern farmer, ever
'had to make a reasonable profit on his
|farm. The farmer who*thfsye?.r jro-3
ic.ftc-r bis tilings using some judgment
Will be the winner.
Sow Peii'i and Plant Beans.
[ Don't let y?iiir wheat and oat siuV.do
[or .:ny other land that can bo plowed,
[lie iflkj. Sow peas or plant Soy bctins
' / '? food and soil improvement
I Plant Volvo: hean> for v.-inter
mi: I:npr:?vomof.i. T.ry prolsa'ul;
j^T.] rj-'i* have j irru'?> i>? t tor clian< ?
jio p ;t a. crop of rye. wheat, or oat a
CrU'.V S woof
) ']].?? wb":!' tr.Whas Waller far s!i
V, : . o* "i; t if p rr.wv- ftrr. V II.
u li . cordlii r^vaiirn *. v.e jr.T.
crop to r.ii'*^ v.y t o
i:?rn ?'so
i r.i.iil co""
? pot "toe?.
? t'T!!!:? I A\T ' TF7*.
^ ar.ii- \::: ir. out s ? -vo
' fri? V ??^
? -i:!*<;?' Lan
1 . * ? :-it
.T no t!ir
? ? * . t ! ? '?!?-?: rVhrcH?:?.
'? f; ?
tor. > ? r.-.t. Now;on.
? or ?*nfo immediately, as Ukv are opcr
'ating ?'??? contrary to the Pood Adiniri,
. If*? rat ion reculnt ions.
I If ny further information is wanted
?relative to thi* rulinc it may be ob
tained direct from t' e Kaloijrh office.
! from Mr. M. ('. Pleasant.s. County
Food Administrator or from mo.
j There has been no change 1u the
Irulinc; limiting the price of sugar to
i l-2c por lb.
If any merchant or miller wishes to
buy corn for milling or for sale and
will s.o Inform me I can put thom in
touch with parties having corn for sale
in the State at about $1.75 per bushel.
JOSEPH C. JONES,
Asst. County Food Administrator
FIFTY-THREE MEN-' J
GO TO CAMP
81 WHITE AMI 22 COLOBEI1 ME5
LEA YE.
Colored Keglstrants Went To Canfp
Taylor, Loulsiille, Kj? And T^
V/iilte Kejristrunt? to lamp Jiie^oa.
During the paat week the Local
emptlon Boa^d sent fifty-three men
camp to assume military duty.
The rirst to go were twenty-two
oreii men who left on Rriday for Ci
Taylor, Louisville, Ky. It will be
teresting to note that in ibis call,,
same as all others, tha men sho
in rnthuiiitcpoot 9fid were
time, eager to go. There was t\vo vi
v.Koers in the number, and on? othi
Gas Perry, wanted to go along with
brother, but not being able to indt
any of the number to let him take tl
place was not allowed to go.
On Tuesday thirty-one white mi
were inducted into service and sent
Camp Jackson. It is especially ci
ftoble to the registrants to know
in practically all calls tho res]
has been one hundred per cent,
one Tuesday showed eviiry maq
ent, and all In ? fine spirits, ent
'ifpoh" fh'eif duties with *a ^patriotic
thusiasm. r ,
For the benefit1 of the regis
their parents and the local
who have seen references to the
ges of the Chicago papers, that
was something wrong wtth the l
nel of the loeal boardf In the So
vfe will say that the paj$jra%have givj
utterances to' optnfofiratfHfcr from tr
ItfVVK tlmt. they. tliemsaivfes would |
: ashamed of them 'ifr 'they would ot"
j take the trouble to. investigate. " Ho
lever we are glad to state that Frante
j bounty has dent about two* hundred i
Igroes with only two or thr^e re
'cd. Its records with tfcd wnite3^
almost, the same proportion, hi
4 * ?ttdYT? ? tii fee hun 3 rc-d with on
?about.twenty-five returned, end *io
I of these were in the past few 4|
i Cur local officers have been especli
'alert and attentive to their duties,*]
kin all cases following ordeTs
i Washington.
AN ENJOYABLE lU-RHErTE. *
:? The Editor cf the .TAine* :.ad tJulj
pleasure'of attending <or. o of the most
1 enjoyable brrbcprfe* on Friday even
jjr.? at the li^wfe of Mr. \Y. L. Danit!
i in Ce;*a?* I2?ck totvnhip. that he i.as
| v.itnesfjen in some time. The cue was
ipivefr'Ttl lU'lVU' <?f i ly ^ ? ? r.:: 1 P H
frr.y o'Hpi. :- ! ;? tl eir friend l.\ tlie
ps v.-ell n. t en'tec!.
i n::r/rc of H e ar
ifnw!
i.r'icn
p m
? rrvV.::: V \ was c.t<\ ural of o P:i
????! nn?! l:ess prepared yen ? \\r s?.w.
?i'cr all am! r.lcnty to rpare c nO a ?u >re
w...'vi '? '? ,: fn vn a In]
".Ml ir ?<!'! r T r.;::\:iy
pi*:-n.K?. a
i T i' from '.own. !n a?Mi
hli.-i; l ?* tii.' n'i'h et***. w>'o ^lo- ? r->. It.
T. lio' ^r. 7V \V. r\ r. Hud
r. W; HM:*. M-.-K.r,:?*.
,1. C. 11?iyr>. A. F. .Ir.hr.-.-:,
AMiTTr^lt^^VHi F?i{ III ?"s" r y.
Call i'or S wirite me;i ?;t.?!!/?? ' 0)r
military . ? rv: \- to be fill -! 1 etween
.?rly r.th ?ir.fi I0:ri. exact dvu* ?(> be
. 'r ov. In;? k. i*o ejirrain f r
Crcenlen:. Ft. Os.io;hor;\>. Ca.
.hr.vi; W-c'i r^'/txtv:! at-fj t?"-' . i,'.irV.fr
iir.ust 1"- 4?upp!l>?-.l ?.?> . .r rf
ac t rr*lir*:l*'.'
, ? :?1! N . i'cr "7. ? 'V
! : ??.r*r. ' ? ? ? r
r . I*mr?>e*? !* ?!* ? .? i:k ? I \ " ! . ; f a.
.\. alJr.lv
' Tiw:^\ ill M. : " v
v. y ]v. ' -I. r :r. f .:ch
! i"r<>tn tic ?v ? '.-l- t:t*-.
\YM. ?! UT'lTl v'. ^?:r'ryjra.
f OTT '.t.?N< ?il l-si: Ml!!.TIM.^
i l'rof. v?* ??:. winicmvf* A,?i^ant
'Unity .-rt :*.ri;tjx ^!>' ;'.I ? will
1 ' with til' :?? :.M I'ftD M.. ;f 15 A-ier.f
,t'.o ?.r>! -.-V. If:".Inly. W. .:c in tV.s
i? ??'inty. I'r?.;. \*':w rtivi r V Iv v'id
in af si--?t i*. .?! v... i ? v-:::v -c '.v ; >
. lia vo da i ry p r-?:. ? 1 ?:?::i ?
Tho ; tfz tn?'f?ir?.': jr v?> l<rvn
;for ctta-?' <i??? unt'i
'I'ne.Mliiv. ,1a I ?? 2nd. 10:^"* M. fn
t 1 V M. Siim'v "r.s.k.
^v'cif'iMvray. Jm1> ?.f.,
I.iinri:^i' M. (j; ?
Thursday. Jafy 4iV. 10;' ' A. M.,
|Flat Iloc'.c: p. m. Vinson.
LIST OF l.r.TTEI.'S.
j The following i.-; a list ot' l-t'ert-* re
mninitti: in tl>o Post !, ?u!^
btirg. X. r. r..i? cnlle! !"i .1/ . : :t!?.'
|1918:
I Mr. I: U. I'.laclle. Mr. Oioi?*g,
j Mrs. Joli g T.* Crocker. Mr. S. A.
jKnowles. Mis? Itorsie Pnrl': i:?. ?-Ti"s'
lieulah IVarco. Miss Pearii* Perry.!
'Miss Violet Perry, Mr. William T.j
jTayfor.
I Persons calling for any of the abuvo
? letters will plense state that they saw j
them advertised. '
I R. H. DAVIS, I\ M.
SALES OVER SEV
ENTY PER CENT
WAB SAVINGS STAMP DRIVE MEE
TING SUCCESS.
Much Interest Shown and Everybody
Taking a Part?Chairman Yarbor*
*^ough Much Pleased.
In discussing the War Saving Stamps
Drive yesterday Chairman Yarborough
expressed much satisfaction at the
success which the efforts of all the
workers were meeting. He said that
on Wednesday night Franklin had
!purchased and pledged above seventy.
per cent of the entire allottment and
jiie-reii sure tliat when the final re
ports were received on Friday night
the cotinty would be safely "over the
top." But this will not end the cam
paign he said, as Qvery individual in
the county must be seen, a subscrip
tion. secured or their reason why must
be reported. The encouraging part of
tjve work is the fact that practically
everybody is taking some stampB and
Jhereby evidencing some interest.
i A most worthy incidence waa the
ubscription of Mrs. W. H. Thurring
ton, who lost a son in the service, hav
ing received a check Trom the govern
ment for the last month's pay of her
Jbqit, she stated she wished to invest it
n War Savings Stamps end had
n saving it for that purpose.
'Everybody In the .county is expect
ed to meet at Ihelr school house" this
t tternoon whioti'taeetlpg will end the
t rive if not.the entire #oOc of tie sev
al commlttftrt.'1'- : ; ' t-j.
I harfe seated tfrwf
say^ a few \r6res lo'ycrti as" hi ifrhat
to me to t?eimmeans
dB&l.v - '? L - ?
fre are- tiro dutleto with which we
face. Tlie firsCduty fs to win
far. ? AnjKth? second duty that
pand in hand with it. is to win it
find worthily.?. To do this we
Bo time to idle.
-tqcently I was in Loulsburg, saw
throp mebytanding on a corner. An
other, came along, and one of the three
said*to iiim "Do you reel like taking
a cleaning up this morning." The re
ply was Yciby c come cn 1 have
?wefe detrifc ?. oiling and across the
street t lie four Loulsburg citizens
"went. It is good to bo zealously ai
jfectcc! alwaypjn a pood thTag.
j After LojJsburg. <on busi
ness of course as I'm a farmer) I am
i Why don't the town nut a slop to such?
We do need ?I;c(r labor j-o mueis.
Farmers are forced \v:t!? the bisjgi?.?t
i job t:\cy c ?ver known. A Jj'j
jthey are -\z co \ ? :-n.?h1v to han?:k?
iur.lc*.< tbe ???.\yn in J people tit: a
j cur i:: larr ? :o ho!p.
j ?iy fri- n'i. u -.\i' day'nf duty l a*
no kind of * ;m fvi - fin-., it. T o
j duty hot fru-'j ?.? .)] : ,.v is to work
as a i ;cp!e. V" ?!?:??! we will or net.
j we have rea^he?! i-? siajro whv n \w
? n>iis; :)lay a :? ? ' tho world.
This . : v*?-?iT-,!t l/J. ji n;
evtnt:j bee a iY.r<??d i:i"; :? po.-i:;?:n of
j world po vv ijurir * the vi-u few yer.rs
yiTTFT~Gnl> ?>., \ i 1
jt!;orouphly it:.-? two?', i' nt wc :*-*k
t pence, not iv i'*o spirit ;* the w;::':i::7
's v.ii the orav?.i. : vi*: -the .v-'-urfl
!fe:f-.Tn:I U nc? of tf> j.irt nan armed.
- a r.\i;>:i::ir^
I lN?:i> \ Iioi. \ ; r i. | <M?b Kl'L
'* 'IM.V.
j Mr. Joscn- (. . .lin r.. / .?:.?? :.?r rOU
, :ity Fatal A.'.Aiiti': .' ? ? i inf.i.T'.* its'
hv i.a - ;.v., ' .. i. t.lv/ v
' Vcv.np. *?. !' ? .??'ill. lovn
tsoin. io c'v" '? ;:r ?? ?'?> tav i ?
;l r, <n|: ' ..... v.
up ?. ? . * .f ? s,. : - i'.y. July 1
: . ?\ s r N! i O.
it will i:.' ?!tv ? - r
to J-arr. v.:; K' re ?
"1 .V -J.
W real tnr^ "fiy o:?????
-rrrvclM o. -m: ' ?. t ; ;|, ; i
jdato rrer.;Tal " : ? ; *.? r-c .
ir. t':- r:?r ? er ? ??:?!
tl cy v. iJ] m. f v ' . ? ? < j.: : tr. ?' -
!ing thro.'.u'li ?>. 1 j.
| r?oui:>' :?'< ' i.3'" . ivv rr.d -.n
!rttisilir-us i..;-:.* v : if ] .??.
I with run :? ? ? ? - in* h-s l> en
;in =' ?r.
KM i:Tn \ ^ ?*!'!.raten
ON
Dr. .T. K. .V:ii-r;e il.?? : .-Heal e*n:n
iner of r!..- i .' ?hiV'*-.,r of
Franklin had lv. .1 !:. '.Viii-'it
! irlist from lla'. i.*?'? a* ! !? 'tt-1 ;.
j.sbur;r L' u lr ?! 1'onrt
>inor? < hi ?!r ?m .] n for : i .
and enl n .a-d mnoN. " work was
quickly ati'l .?nf?with :io
< asunlitios. "!*. ^ rii fiirty-four
children who ' i/e be?* ; oporated on
and relieved of e irotiblesome and
dangerous condit'oriP. There .^ro a 1
gooil many'"more < hildn n in the coun
ty who oneht i<? h-.i\v i-. < pb.ysical del
feet# "removed. The doctor jnforms us .
that he expect? to have Dr. Wright here !
in the near future and requests all |
parents who wish to have their chil- j
dren attended to. \i> c all ajjd see him J
and arrango matters.
MILITARY FORCE WILL BE
IN AShP COUNTY IP ADVISABLE
HOME DEMONSTRATION I>E
PABTME.NT.
(Conservation of Food by Substitu
tion. Part II.)
Foods depended on for Protein.
Peas?Beans Meat and
Meat and Meat Substitutes: Meat,
fish, poultry, eggs. Milk, skimmed and
buttermilk, cottage cheese, cheese,
peas, beans, cow peas, nuts oafs,
whootii =-s
?Clauoiflcmlun uf I'rutMln Foods Ac-'
cording to market cost.
Expensive?Round, loin and ribs of
beef, loin of pork and mutton, ham.
lamb, chicken, sardines,' nuts, oysters,
eggs (?).
Less expensive?Salmon, milk leg
of mutton, cheese, tongue eggs (?).
Least expensive?Cottage cheese,
I beef liver, beef heart, beef corned,
skimmed milk, butter milk, salt fish,
beans, peanut butter, peas, macaroni,
eggs (?).
The government needs to export to
our Allies beef, mutton and ' pork.
Substitute oilier protein foods for
these as far as possible. Tho per cap
ita consumption of beef is 3.6 ounces,
pork 4.5 ounces. This consumption
can be reduced one ounce per day and
an additional ounce be replaced by
the use of all kinds of flsh; by the use
Gf>. cream cheese and the use of poul
try and eggs when the price is not
Qj&hlbltive. The quantity of meat con
TOimed may be lowered by one-half or
more, and the quantity of vegetables
used be doubled.
In substituting one protein food for
another certain things must be under
stood. Protein foods arc the tissue
{building foods. They are made up of
! different substances callel buildstones.
j Some have all the rftones and arc call
led complete proteins: .^ome are lack
ing in one, two or more and are called
incomplete or Insufficient proteius.
Complete proteins?Beef, veal, mut
jton. lamb. pork, poultry game, fis'.i,
.cheese, milk, eggs.
j Incomplete proteins?Beans, Soy
i beans, wax beans lima beans, dried
. peas. nuts, corn, wheal, oats, barley,
1 peanuts*. gelatin-. * --- ?*-" .?
A child's diet must include milk and
jOggs in r.ddftion to foods f und in the
I??incomplete" lis?. Adults may use li
lbrr.il amounts of the forfl.j found In
/tie "Incomplete" H't a::r! a limited
;tomomu of tito.v Im ins 1
Iplcie" list.
Rl'LICS TO RJIMEVDI-Tl.
1. Cerci*!* do not YI; cuh oihor
OT !: ct i It eh* l"i;lrtiii5 c!o
no; sapp!en!c*:t oac'j ctiur.%
{iioi l:?lp ear:: otl:<*r f< r the 2 me rc?.
1-: truth*.?s r. rlirc:! with cc
r t i.* ;.?;.ke ? ?r. >iv rearl* c.fl lint i- ?
'tin combination.
! 4. (?t l^.tl:: *i!pplfir?r.:* tl.o lad; ol
-me of i''e building yieir:s i.. r?v.:t of
Adj.-Gen. Young, En Route To
Scene of Trouble, Confers
With Commander of
Winston Company
NUMBER DESERTERS
NOW PLACED AT FORTY
They Are Keported To Be Armed and
A 111'sL VUniu>nl Shot
And Killed While Attempting To
Arrest Deserter Named Dave Welch;
Latter Dies of The Wounds Inflicted
By (Joss In The Fight.
Winston-Salem, June 25.?Adjutant
General Laurence W* Young was here
today enrout to Ashe county to confer
with the exemption board of that coun
ty about the enforcement of the Selec
tive Draft regulations in that county.
General Young communicated by
long distance phone yesterday after
noon with Col. J. C. Bessent. of the
Winston-Salem Home Guard, which Is
already organized and equipped with
j rifles and ammunition to ascertain if
] the company is in a position to respond
in the event assistance wa& needed In
Ashe county. ^
Voting and Bessent Confer.
Col. Bessent and Gen. Young confer
red here while the train conveying the
latter to Ashe county waited.
General Young expressed himself as
believing that force will be unneces
sary to enforce iho reg^a^on? but in
dicated that if necessary military law
will be observed, if persuasion c'.iould
fail to tr.ke care of the situation.
Double Fatal Atfemps to Arrest#
A message received here this after
noon from North Wilkesboro says.that
I Wmfield Gofs was shot and killed al
jmcst instantly near Jefferson Sunday
nljht when lie attempted to arrest an
alleged de.serter name Dave Welcli;
Ai'ter Welch had shot him, inflicting a
mortal wound Gosa fired lour shoUr la
to the body of the other man, who ated
last night. ?^
Jim WeLcu-aiK^one Kart KaV? been"'
placed in jail to await trial on the
charge of aiding: an 1 r.hetting a i!eser
ifc- -.o c*o:.pe.
1 7!.o m.n;l or o:' de^pr***" ?r!:}'to be
?; rn>'?'l a:.-! '1' -v!:'.k aire i i. A; i:e is
.rlr.ceJ at forty. The :e^e.".c mi', k la at
? j?.: i or-on- r v -r Tv^ rryiptnr'ly -
i# ? irnV-ut ?. t'i.'iT.* JV'V have wired
!?: |-..,v r : ? .vi*- o;i:y r ? ? ??1 the
' *.'? ) Will of
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t\. !<:?? i f- .-r .?? i. ? .?i i ?. i ?' i.i? rorn
IMUiV*t?* '? e 'j- ?it:': i; C.ialr
ar
11
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j
???t V:. it .ice t' r. } Vp - i;t
IP?1 J. '-K ir. I'm- iozuffl
? The ccmbihatJor. of any of tIic*o
wi;h milk or cheese or rf7trj? or meal
^ TTfioIoai. Cottage c!:?.'c** co itr.Ir.s
a higher per coinage of pr .tola than
niO-"i meats, aiul is chc;?p*;r.
K. C*f.. ii beans arc .to he !ho source
'of protein, and ilr-r* is'r.o moat ::r
fchivpe in t lie diet lin: <!:?>*. i* would
be '.veil io dress t .c -.r ; with milk
or cheese sauce. .Vaijy p.iple aro
fond oi tt:e flavor of a-?rt do not
:Vel satis fied without if: :V. ? ?!?tv roa
sjR every efforr sl.*.\iu K r::".ic to
vv-nl l!:o flavor mcfc \
Ti" C.iiic Scho >1 r.i- ("i'h ar.l
I? f*ri'_' ! Vir.onM r:;rJ.*?, I
;l;eld ; t Loilfrbiirp < o {!;?? **H?n?id
v.'?': in July. A!! nv ?.!.;>
p. (*? v nt two or ? .!? lays, will
p!r *?* notify mo ar n:-.. . *i. i t*?n ut
'ri'npe for ciiionalrn"*? ??*.
s.vr;r:.
Ho::i" Art: ii I
I AT L Fill* VOU NTU Ts I UK
iiai, Tr.AiNi
Opportunity t ? piv.*?* ?-*? ?-~?r
mar Selool Graduate v ? 1* ? ?. i !
>?>:*:?.? experience aluii-j r ?. :::' . I lir
'?*.< an*i st.nii? np'itii'M : ? i:< :;;*v*e.*i
wor'k. jo enlist rot I. .?t:I> !.
1 !? iS. lot* instruction- i r-'i . :i A.
rii-.iltur.'i! College. ( " : ?*?. < .. ? ?
An:-) Trn-ic-'n'.on lj!a . '.:ryr.
t. ;v 212?rtrleian/ rj. K 1 ? > ?p.,
t'>rs. Only ul.itc m? r: i!;.. ?; i.?!
it:*'i? for general tnil- .-i ?-.If - i i
apply. .
Phis Is it fino oppo?" ',:.y to r? ? -y
m?T ?wMiio.il trninlnj.*' f. ":-r : fr,r
?work in j'fiei* life nr.-! ; * :? ? -
?.? xprvo tlie Nation ii : *? \rt.y. Vr>?
" 'j four (^ualifiorl m?";*. ?'??.?? apply v. ill
..(f-oplod for this caP. Apply at
1 'he Local I*o;:r 1 fr^r Franklin
i onn*y.
.* :<t putting the ahov^ t?? type we
aro iiifurmrd tUnt the a!-cr.*e :.anjl?er
!':?vo already voluntterfl an;l will en
liain July lath.
WM. H. RUFFIX. C hairman.
isF.RYHF.S AT ST. I'M !.'S SIMIVY
NEXT.
Rev. Alfred S. Lawrence. Arrhdea
|ron of the Convocation of UaletRh, will
'.hold services at St. Paul's Church i
[Sunday at 11 A. M. All aro cordially
I invited to attend.
jacks'>n
T!u ? ::!.<? :i .? .'iaeni Jr. J s!?ur?
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I-j;y ? n hi?r l?< w?:n. pure r* s:v>w,
T!h* Mwete*t !lcwt r-; iliat
*rrow.
Kiss h*r and leave her our hearts
delight;
Her n :Ii? is over. sh<* sleeps to
nirl'*."
T!h? b'*ro{ivo?l f.inilfv nnd relatives
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
r. T>.' r. MKETI> G.
Th^ Joppph J! Davis Chapter, U. D.
C., will meet atjthe home of Mrs. J.
A. Turner July the second, promptly
at five o'clock in the-afternoon.