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N1X.KO HENl'KMCEU TO ELEC
TROCUTION
J»»*» McCall Com TK led at Oiiaiaal
Aaaaull at Harnett Caul .
I.illington, Aloy at.—Tha Superior
Court which convened here Monday
•udueniy cam* tv a doeo thii morn
uilt. judge u C. Lyon, prealdoo.
mere vai no calendar lor civil
casei and only the criminal docket
wa* uicd. The aockat waa abort
ana it required only two dayi to try
ail iho caaea.
fha moat important caae w:a the
State va. Jumea JlcCall, a negro hoy
nineteen years old, who waa triad
and convlclau for criminal aaeault on
a au-year-old girl living in Upper
Little River townahip. The crime
wua committed several months ago
and the defendant waa ax re a tad ,~i
placed in tha State pnaon lor eafo
aeapjng to avoid any atiempta at
lynching the negro.
Ihe trial of the caae waa abort,
anu ihc only evidanca waa the ad
miaaioo of uie dafandaat and tha *—
Lawny uf Ur. J. W. Halford and Or.
U J. Arnold, together with tha tes
timony of the mother at tha child,
lbu jury .eturned a verdict of gall
i a—* Judge Lyon aantancau Juasi
McCall to ba alactroeutad on July 10
laid. When the Judge naked the
convicted man if be had anything to!
aay wny he should not be tin! in rail
to deatn be sani be had nothing to1
■ay The del an dan t waa represent-!
rn he II An D U U.l __•_A •> gt I
k ounic, being appointed by the court.
Ibc thenif J. 14, Byrd, end Judge
Lyon espKIH4 gratitude that the
people of Uametf bad been 10 law
abiding a Lha midst of such a crime
having been committed.
Juoge Lyon went home this morn
ing to spent the remainder of the i
woes with his family.
The people of I .iiimgf.ee are plcan
ed with tpa work and oonstruotiaa
of the aevvtp and water plant,
which la eow*gotag qn. The caa
con tractors sag the work will be
completed by September 1.
COTTON T3
Washington, D. C, May 23^—*TEe
statistics of cotton consumption Is
sued by the United States Census
omev truer month to month show tllJ>
continued growth of the cotton tex
tile industry of the Booth," said
President Harrison. of Boethera
hallway Company, today.
“The latest report issued shews
that us the month of April, 1010,
Southern cotton mills consumed
296,186 bales, an increase over last
year of 21.268 bales, ax 7.68 pe>
cent, while nulla in all other States
consumed only 276,918 bales, a de
crease of 3,561 bales, or 1.5 par cent,
aa compered with last year. Par
the nine months ended Apnl 36, con
sumption is Southern mtltf increased
17.42 per cent over last year, while
In all ether States the increase eras
only 1Sj06 per cent."
COMPARISON 18 MADE
ON YIXLD OP AN ACRR
Kor. about fifteen years, ending
with 1KV0, the yield of on ae.ru of the
chief grata crop* decreased in the
United States. This waa due to the
greet es tension of the oerenUee end
eighties, rapidly Increased area be
ing co-incident, generally speaking,
with poorer cultivation. But for
tho lent twenty-five yean tbo yield
of an acre has crept upward at the
average rate of about ooe cent a
year. So much appears In a eerie*
of charts published by the Depart
ment of Agriculture.
It I* only b ytaktng long period*
and group* of year* that ooe can
find the tendency, because weather
condition* cause sharp variations
from your to yoar. This twenty
five year gain mwu, a* to wheat,
that yield ha* risen from Jn*t under
twelve bushels to fifteen bnselm. A
century ago the Vronch yield waa
fifteen bushel*. Butter eulthratioi
has brought it slowly up to twenty
bushels, but tha gala waa made at
an average rate of about three-quar
ters Of ooe par cent s yew. At that
rate, if you got fifteen boahala last
year you would got fifteen bin hoi*
and three and a half quarts thia year
but In a nation-wide field it Is ealy
by *ucb glacial movements that ag
riculture improves.
Greet effort has been expended of
of let* years to induce better eul
tivation of farm land* in the United
Sl»te«. Now and then one rue*
acroo. expressions of impetieae* at
tho apparent paucity of the result*
when nation-wide reCnma era eon
tldered. But loch aa Improvement
take* time—Saturday Evening Put
Mrs. R. 0. Primrose aad ekildrea
are • pending the week with relatives
at LI lliagtea.
Ml** Isabel Young retamed Mon
day afternoon from Wake Purest
•hare ah* baa baa* vtaMag friaada.
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Hal/ a iftlftoa Hollars WiH be Hoe
aaa Taa TaU of U. ».
Washington, May 28—MaJf a Ul
tioo dollars will be the Government'!
Internal revenue tax toll for tba fl».
cal year ending June SO next, ac
cording to a • tat*mem i—< today
by decretory McAdoo. This a am
which Mr. McAdoo lays exceed* by
many million* all previous estimate*
will be made up, aubetanUally aa fol
lows:
Taxaa oa whiskey, beer, cigars,
cigarettes and tobacco $303,000.00u.
Texas oa the incomes of individ
uate and corporations $1X6,1)00,000.
Emergency tax collections $81,
000,000.
The volume of money pouring in
to the treasury haa steadily increas
ed month by month sines last Fall
until it la now greater than at any
time since the affects of the war be
gan to be felt, Mr. McAdoo accounts
for U>* situation aa follows:
“Th* great boom la business is
largely responsible for the locreao*
in receipts from ordinary internal
revenue. The prosperity of the
country with the attendant wider
scope of employment and increase
m wages has bi Itself, resulted in a
larger consumption of l***tJ- ar
ticles, greatly augmenting th* Gov
ernment's revenue."
tkmsumption of erhiskey, cigara
cigarette* and tobaooo haa increased
While consu.aplion of beer bee do.
created during the fiscal y«ar. ti
Uw drat 10 moo till of the fiscal year,
recaipu of tnxaa on rig are, cigarette*
and tobacco ioern-aed 46^06,121 oral
toe corresponding period a year age,
doe in Large part, the statement lays
to the great Improve mint in best
aaes conditions. The atatamaal coa
tmuaa:
"Notwithstanding the spread ef
prohlbitioa, collections on distilled
spirits far the first 10 months of Us
current fiscal jraar increased »i0,
011,140 war the corresponding per
iod ef a year ago. This is dae in!
great msasura to the aSsctiva -an-'
forcemeat of the internal rev situs'
taxes oa distilled spirits. It to.tiU
ading ia distilleries, the revenue of
the Government has been increased
by probably $6,000,000 annually.
"The only article of taxation show
ing a decrease ia bear. The cose,
missipner says that the lues in tax
an hear on account of fraud has been
negligible and that the decrease is
due principally to the increase to
the prohibition lavra.
"It ia estimated that the expendi
tures from the internal revenue ap
propriation for the currant fiscal
year will amount to $7,300,000; and
even If the coi lot Lion* amount to
only $496^)00.000, the coat of collec
tion will be 1-46 par cant, the lowest
in the history of tha Internal revenue
service. If tha collection* amount
to $600,000, tha cost of collection will
approximate 1.44 par cant.”
TEAGRDJ AT HOPS MILLS
Hop* Mills, May 27.—Mr. Alex
Blackman, a citizen of tide place,
formerly e well-to-do land owner
and farmor naar Benson, Johnst-m
County, aged 40 year* was killed by
a freight train har* today He leaves
a wife aad due* children. For some
months Mr. Workman bos been so
assistant to Captain Tillman, the
section master here on the A. C. L.
Railroad. His re mains will be sent
to Besson tonight for interment to-,
morrow.
Mr. Blackman was tightening the
nuts on some holts when he saw *1
freight train going north and Stepp-!
ed to the adjoining track to let the |
train pass aad Ms supposed that he1
failed to hear the approach of a train
going sooth until So eloee that bo
could not escape sod was Instantly
killed. Two persons era said to
hav* seen the aad accident. Mrs.
Blackman has tho sympathy of all
here.
Benson Book Club Meets.
Benson, May *7.—Ths John Chss
McNeill Book Club met with Mrs. J.
T. Stanford Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock. In the absence of the
president, Mr*. J. W. Whitten ten
presided. The subject for this meet
lag waa "The Confederacy."
M». W. D. Been read a paper on
"Prominent Mm of the <Wmfeders
ty.’ -All Quiet Along the PetoMe,”
a loading given by Mrs. W. O. Back
ley. was especially enjoyed. •‘Con
federate Women," a paper, waa read
by Mrs- J. W. Whitten ton.
Mrs. M. T. Britt played soma pi
ano selections that wore hi keeping
with tho subject. After the boslssss
waa disposed of the jokwi served a
delicious fruit salad course.
After spending several day* her*
the guest of Mrs. J. W. Thornton
Mias Da oh left Msudsy for her heme
at Wendell.
DUKE NEWS
Duke, May 2itb.—Mr. James R.
Oakes, of Las renrevillt, Ga., was
seal homo from Good Hope Hospital
Tuesday. Mr. Oakes received his
injuries in an automobile sc cried
Easter Monday, and the internal jn
juries wsre of such s nature that he
i t« he operated on that night.
After four weeks of careful atten
tion and nursing ha recovered and
left in good conoltion. The Hospital
has been doing fine work end for
the past few weeks has been unable
tv accommodate all the patients
wishing to ge there for treatment.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W. P.
Holt entertained the Robins Book
Quh. The only special buslnom was
the re-distrfeutioo of books, which
toek considerable time. Only one
member of the dub wua absent. Misa
Isabel Smith was an Invited guest.
Mrs. Holt served strawberry cream
•nth cake and other smaller refresh
ments. The next meeting will be
held two weeks hence with Mrs. K.
L. Hansel!.
Eev. N. C. Duncan will leave Sat
urday for Weldon to take up his
week there as rector for Creo* Epis
copal Church.
Duke, N. C, May *0.—Sunday was
a gala and active day with the fra
ternal order* at Duke. The Junior
Order attended tervicea at the St
Stephene Episcopal church. Rev. N.
C. Duncan tha aeinieter preached a
Speoal sermon for the order. Mr.
Duncan la Grand Master at the lodge
The Woodmen of the World at the
eeme time attended la a body in
interacting dross pa rads services at
tbs Matbodiat church. Rev. W. L.
Maceta preaching a epeciai sermon
for then. Beth these ordere era
in splendid condition and are doing
excellssit work in the community. The
army of membership showed up well
in their march to aad from church
Sunday.
The annual children's day asrvicae
were held at the Methodist church
Sunday • night under the
the Sul
children'* services.
Mist Elisabeth Haupt, ef Wash
ington, D. C, will lector* her* Tues
day night May kOth. la her lector*
oho wiB dwell oa experience with
the Indians of the North Country in
Minneaota. Mias Haupt ie of In
dian origin end it speaking in behalf
of the need of the Indiana in the
Minnesota region. No charge is
made for admission, but a collection
will be taken.
Mr. William A. White spent the
week cod with friends at Wilson.
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SHORTAGE OP PAPER MATERIAL
Save Your Waate Paper awi Rag*.
The attention of the Dcptctmec of
Commerce ie called, the president of
a Urge paper manefacturing compa
ny, to the fact that there la a soruva!
shortage of raw material 'os tha:
manufacture of paper, in '.'udia ;i
rags and old papers He urges that'
Ik. lE.n.o*vr.aS .E_1J_t_ *ml
known that tha collecting and sav-;
tng of raga and aid papart woolJ
greetjy better existing conditions'
for American manufacturers.
Something like It,000 tons of dlf-.
ferent kinds of paper and paper'
board era manufactured every da'
in tha Uni tod 8tates and a large pro-,
portion of this after It baa aarved its:
purpose, could bo oead over again in
some claaa of paper. A large pert
of It, however, ll either burned or,
otherwise wasted. This, of course 1
hat to be replaced by new materials.
Ia tha early history of the paper In
duxtry publicity was given to tha
importance of saving rage. It la of
scarcely lees importance now. The
Department of Com mures la glad to
bring this matter to tha attention
of tha public ia tha hope that prac
tical results may flow frees K. A
little attention to tha saving of rags
■nd old papers will maaa genuine re.
lief to our paper Industry end a di
minishing drain upon our sources of
■apply for now mate rials.
A list of dealers ia paper stocks
eon bo obtained from tho local Cham
ber of Commerce er Boerd of Trade
WILLIAM C. RED FIELD,
Secretary.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF
LABOR AND PRINTING
In Demecratis Primary Jaae k Ibid
Mr. David F. Dellinger, of Gaston
County announces that he ia a can
didate for tho office of Commissi amor
of I-ahor and Printing.
Mr. Dellinger's whole life has been
•punt ia etoae touch with and in the
Interest of tho working man.
His record In tho Legislators of
I bOb, lblb end 1«1S command him
to the ponfldonco end support of tho
people
READ THE DUNN DISPATCH
C^fcipiAN UNION
V1* LUi4ii Poo
to Promalgsu
Par Umui IU
*«sW 44“"* °T • raore
w* **• pirpcoe the
Christian ipir
i of Dunn was
-i church last
'at Four o’clock.
in charge of
V Prastdcnt of tbo
i>uan ChriatiaffrWtiiea, organised on
ly a short waOBrggo. The audiancc
was composed. people of ail rab
gious beliefs—thqm ware no daoom
national dsmajfedLoi ailhar ia tha
program which )ifl»rendoead or hi
tha one central ijoct for which it
was rendered.
The program, A subject of which
was "Sabbath l>4rration," follows:
Hymn No. Z0r#"O Worship Us
King all Glorious mhove."
Prayer—Z, V. fctpSO.
Anthem: "1‘ratjk Ye the Father."
“The Spirit of Sabbath Keeping ’
—C. P. Layton.
"Sobbath Keepix ; and Men’s Spir
itual Life.’—D. U. Hood.
“Sobbotb Ke.pfa | and Man's Phy
sical Life"—C. J. mlU.
“Town and Stat Laura Reiotms to
Sabbath Keep!mg' J. C. Clifford.
"Cod’s Laws Cl earning the Sab
both —J. H. Popes
“Specific loitaaai of Sabbath
UtMcr»U« in o4 Tow*."—T. V.j
Smith. 1
Hymn No. U7: Vhty 80.L. Repeat
HI* Pralee." I '
Talk* by Votimywa.
Hymn No. *7*" ,'My Bool, Bo On
Thy Guard," •
Bbumu.
Hymn No. It: “fckemiw U» With
Thy Blessings, lord."
doting Prayer: > Perfy Morgan.
The eniilewoe throughly eayoyed
•very address whid wus made, and
the selected chair’ from nil the
churches gar* earn* splendid ■»
at Moat the lmn to which loto of peo
pie pin their faith nnd can aeaemfcle
in the on* grant onmmoa cane* of
trying to Loeato sin and than a* one
common brotherhood ’ Bgfat for it*
eradication. •
Tho next meeting, over which the
same ofleera will preside, will be
held Sunday, July 2t, l»l«. The
subject for this moating will he “The
Relation of the Heme to tho Church."
OVER MO CIVILIANS
MURDERED IN MEXICO
They Were Slam Between Mexico
City end Coeewerace Thru* Wash*
Ago By Mexican It abate. '
San Antonio, Tex, May it.—More
than 200 civilian* were murdered
between Mexico dty and Cuernava
ca three weeks ago according to pri
vet* advices received here.
Rebel* operating between Cuerna
vBn ■ rui MnriPfl Hitw RtloAail ■ 1
train on which government employ
ee ware being neat to Cuernavaca te
mumc the governmental work la
Cuernavaca. On the train warn ma
ny woman, wivaa and daughter* of
employ**. Almoet all of thorn war*
reported to have been subjected te
indignitiee after which a few of
them ware killed.
The rebel* attached the train eeuth
of Troa Maria* an a heavy grade,
overwhelming the little guard and
poured Into the Mr* a heavy fire
Thoae who leaped from the door*
and windowa were ahot aa they ab
tempted to eecape. Only one maa—
the ezpraaa awaeiager—wae left
alive, according te the reporta ra
re! vad here.
The rebel* obtained a camrignmant
of ammunition aaid to ba about two
million cartridge* aad thro* million
paao* of the now laaoa of corraaey.
pord May Batara to Enrage Te Bo
new Pane* Effort*.
Detroit, MIA,. May M—Haary
Ford may return to Europe to raaow
hla effort* to brfaglbout pooea aamng
the warring Watloaa, The peeoibiV
tty w»i made pAM* tonight by Theo
dore da Larifno, who la ia alaa*
teach with Ml. Ford. Ha aaid Mr.
Ford may aall far Stockholm about
June IE
Engage meat Aaaouaced.
Buie’i Cruet, May M,—Mr*. Ad
It* Lillian Hrflaod aaaounoaa tha m
gagamant of bar daughter. Hattie
Doll, to Mr. IF. Patrick Salford, of
Dwrham, M. 1 The wedding ta
take piece <aae U at bar home.
Bate** Creak, N. G.
Mia* LaoU Bpfth, af Rexboro, wa
a vialtar in Maa Mead*.
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MEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following deeds ham bean fil
ed for registration in tbs oflee at
Kegieter of Deeds since our last Is
sue:
W. A. Rose to W. H. Lone and J.
N. Creel, Jr, lot No. a in Block “B.
J." In Dunn; consideration. $*76.
K. McLaughlin and wife to A. F.
Johnson, lot* Nos. I, *, S, 4, 6, 6 and
7 in Block “6'; lot* Nee. 1, 2. and 3
in Block ••*-, lot* No*. 2 and 4 in
Block “2"; lots No*. 1 and 2 U Block j
“4" Mclnugklln property in Lilllng
ton; consideration, $714.
1>. J. Godwin and wife and other*
to Edgar J .Godwin. 76 terw in
Averasbcro township; consitieration *
$600.
F. J. McNeill to W. H. McNeill, *0
scree in JohntotiTilla township; con
sideration, $io and other valuable
considerations.
P. J. McNeill to Sarah E. Mc
Neill and Mary Ann McNeill. SO
acre* in Johnsonvllie township, con
sideration. $10 and other valuable
considerations
C. R. Wright and arife to Edward
W. Mordecai, lot* M, M and 00 in
terwa of Duncan; consideration, $S0.
Rebert Beasley and wife to Seth
T. Hodge*. 1* S-4 acme fas Aversa
bore township; comhdrrstion, $600.
Alonso Johnson and wifo to R. D.
Overby, A. L. Overby and D. D. Ov
erby, 100 acres in Black River town
•Dip; consideration, *7,000.
J. V. Beasley and wife to D. H.
Trulove, one lot in town at Damn;
consideration, *XJX)©.
Flossie A. Byrd and H. D. Byrd
to H. D. Byrd. 40 1-t aeraa in Stew
art's Creek township; consideration.
*10 and other valonble considerations
W. Clothrie Jones te J. H. Bellasce
and Co., ena lot in Dunn; consider a -
Hon, *1,625.
C. t. Young to William Y^ung, j
aeraa in Black River township; con
siders tl or, (437.—Harriett Port. 26. ,
B. a Townsend Makes Splendid Roe.
ard.
Mr. B. 0. Townsend, manager at i
the Dunn tnaeranen 4 Realty Co,|
company haa fat the fteld. Since Jan
uary lat ha has averaged writing
more than a Ikon sand dollars a day,
iadndlng Sundays, and beeinesa is I
still coming his way. Ha acorns to1
have an snUmitad amount of tact ,
when it comes to convincing people, i
the vmlo* of insurance and the Damn
Insurance A Realty Co., under his ,
management la experiencing a rapid |
growth. 'The Pilot,- a monthly ,
magnaiDe published by the Southern 1
Ufa A Trust Co., haa the following ,
comment on his record; I
"Men and brethren, B. O. Town- |
send, of Dunn. N. C.f haa went »nd ,
gomm and done It. Pur some time
we have had a bunch that if be kept ,
up his pace, be was going to give t
somebody a hefty tussle for first j
place la the Upper Twenty CUb. but (
we oonfeae that ere did not expect i
him to get there so soon. But there1 |
he la. Th true that his margin ov- \
er Bridgers and Brown of Goldsboro ]
ia not graai. Bat IPs sufficient to ,
put him on top for the present. It's! ,
another queetion as to bow dong the ,
Goldsboro people are going to let1
Mm may then. If Colds boro and
Dunn engage each other in battle
with the premier position in the Up
per Twenty as the palm of victory.
It will be Greek agaiast Oreek, my
brethren, and things win happen
right rapidly.”
Special Rates to Good Reads Cos
* rratios .
There has just bean Issued from
the ottos of the Associated Railways
of Virginia and the Carolines an ex
cursion tariff circular No. MM, which
givas the rates that win be to force
on account of the North Carolina
Good Reads Association which win
be held at WrightariUa Beach, Wil
mington, Jena net to Mod, inchi
ales. The excursion rates rates pub
lished are on the following railways:
Atlantic Coast Lina Railway Co,
Carolina, CtinehAeld end Ohio Rail
way Co, Durham A Southern Rail
way Co, Norfolk Southern Railway
Oe, Seaboard Airline Railway Co.
Soatham Railway Oe, Whutoa-Be
lam Southbound Railway Ce.
The ratas are three cents per mile
for tho round trip, plus thirty-live ,
cents, which Is an exceedingly low
rate. Tickets are on sale Jana 1MX
and are goad to return so as te ,
reach destination by midnight of the
Mtk. Any who Intend to taka ad
vantage of these rates sad attend
the Convention, sad who start at de
pots where the agent does not have
the coupon tickets should notify the
agent ahead of time te that ha ean
procure such coupon tickets
Mre. X. J. McNair and daughters,
of Keaton, spent the eraah-sssd hare
the guests of Mias Lears Shod.
An Indian Talk .at Uafea. Prayer
Miaa Elisabeth Baupt at Washing
ton. D. C., who has bean lurking
among tka Ojibway Indians at North
era Minnesota nil give aa address
at a union preysr-myetiog of aU tho
churches at the Methodist church an
lha subject, "Our Indian Fnaads of
tho Hiawatha North Country."
Mias Haapt will tall what tha Na
tion and tha chunk havo dons for
them, and what riaiilm to do.
It always surprises Intelligent
Amarieana to And how great prob
lems art left unsolved and how mach
work is stil] left far oer Moms Mis.
sicns.
Miss Haapt had many interesting
experiences —rrs the Indians, ther
even taking kar dear boating.
“The lecture has in H the rory at
mosphere of the North Country,’
said a North Carolina minister late
ly, “sad also at tha people Mlaa
Haupt so thnMMy dsongju. com
bining la a fine balanced antartam
mant, iastreetteo and entertainment"
A voluntary missionary offering
will be takas.
CHOOBING A CONGRESSMAN
of lotto )m1I dotn cAilUttM
is the Add, the ffixth District win
on next Saturday weak te
P«no««l chT^cte, or p^hU^oMd
of uy of thoao —-“-‘-t-r. pashapo
notUa« very hanefal cae be said,
pf course these af then who have
Iwld public office have incurred the
disfavor *f carteia of the voters, for
so ana can stir fren Ms lair of yri
rate seclusion without —‘-jng esne
enemies. AU af these half -*
candidates an naa deeming tnO
o* th»,r people aad sons ef then
But theta is oaa caMMnTaM^
hen eh oat when there fc ao an
wrtaMty. He ie triad. Be has hasa
«*ted by ths add teat ef experience.
Us has served Ms apprenticeship
usd bacons fenillar with the duties
>f ths sffies. Ja —|—fty te anas
Ac district, ha haa the Imgsrteat ad
rantace af heiac already trained te
de work. He has wea the steading
aaKaasafa
^cALJEr^EeFBSBSE^
jodwia will aot »~fipt te aaent
hat he has not "base aa the job. ’
(he <a tenets af the Sixth Dietrtet
tave been Me dally thoagkt, end fur
tis district he has werhsd with a
vstebfuloen that mast be yi—-<-g
Kid acceytabls te thoaa who aa with
ha peat majority of ths voters, de
mand nothing of thair public officials
lut good service. He has eat eater
id to this fsetioa sr that, be has aot
>e«e led aroead by the apssa rt rings
if this sr that rrmnlaeal nt, bat
'• has been faithful to the raaW aad
Da of his district. Ths naseni
tend with Godwin.
But ho hat not nnaflenl himself te!
retting "perk" far the Sixth Die
nct. That he has gat a than af!
manna] aid for Me district u art'
o his discredit. This aid was merit
d, sad ft is to Ms credit that he hea
able to get it, Mat be has stood
rae on ail gnat national iaeon «h»*
lavs corns before «-gn, *_u.f
ha past two or three years. He has
tood loyally behind ell theae peet
nsasuns that Woodrow WUooa has
ocommendad to Congress. He has
ocapted ths laadarahin of the Pr—i
«"t town he bettered the things
he Preeident ku stand far, and ti»~
•caaae ha believes that the only
'ay for the DeaMamtie party to hold
ogathar ia to recognise a laader aad
oilow him. Godwin has aaeor, like
ome ef ear other nimgruaami n.
band himself on the wrong band
r«gon and had to shift position. Be
*a had the wisdom to choose right
a the drat fmteses when the taeoa
ras presented. And that he has baas
Me to da ea among the many per.
daniog problame that hare been
ef the Issue, an every T—
>o North State congressman has boon
oar* saocaesful than Godwin. WWW
ion. Ctaode Bltahln, with al to aa>
utonaas and with his long expert
mas, has been tangled to the mesh
's ef hU mistakes aad —■«-T'- .
tod while Haa. BeM. N. Page has
rot toot in the fogs of the aatianal
iroblaam pressing «n f mgrem and
hrotoa up his asat to flap all', H. L.
ladwto haa atoarad straight ahaad
rithout heal tattoo or lass of dtree
len, and stands today to fal wart
ng harmeny with the plana md par
•oaas af tha Democratic patty, and
• real asset to the Presides* aad la
tha party la Oengram.
With .. rrpmieneef me. with s
"•card ea etoaa already ripimmlla*
them, the retort ef tha flap lid
dianld, aad wa baiter*. will bar* hoi
little difficulty to deciding whom
H»y wiU support ea the third day
*f fans. Godwin deamin by oaery
>{gn to win.—Harnett Btp actor. .
Raleigh, N. C„ May BU-lbty
th»ee eandfcla tae to the Statowtto
primcrtcc for -irmf-atlin* to Btota,
«°n*<ee«*eaal and Jiihtfl oMcae, Sl
ed their carttted —-—iT~ti of ea
peaaes af their need! lie »y ap to May
24, and com. ■—-- ,
are made, Um haarieat —y-1 m.
ported bring to the nee far pacer
nor ead for Cmigrem, r ~l rlrilj to
tha Seventh diatrict. whore the flght
ia on aaeoog Democrat* to wto me
reerion to , phe
U not coalring The
uertiftoaUetu at iqaew la the or
der of thetr rogirtratim to Om Mm
of the Secretary of State fallow:
C«w*»er—1. L. Daoghtridgo, Hr
2MA4; T. W. Bickett, 2,1*071. <Ne
report from Frank Ltanry, lipH
aa)
I leaf an* at Governor — O. Mag
Gardner, ISAM.
Bacratary of State—J. k|m
GAame. 21JP0J8; J. A. MgtoOto.
<MA07; Uayweod dark, MU4; «.
L. Strowd (Republican), HU*.
State Traaeorer—B. R. Lacy, ***0;
J. 8. «*nn«, *87006.
State A editor—J. Q. a. Weed (Re
publican), RU
Inca ranee Qe—todk——I. E.
Yoaag, *170; T. a McCleneghea.
*2*0; J- W. Hardee (Repehiicae), .
*1027.
Attorney General—T. H. Chive*.
*7*0; Mtotoad Jraea, **M; J. 8.
Manning, *380; M. A. Stedalr, *110.
Corporation Coanaieeieaer W. T.
Lae, **71; D. U Boyd, MM; K. J.
rwaon (Bapubbcaa), MO
Coour if lionr ot A|H«altm-4
11 llekka S4M ffl. A V ~ cm.
peblioea), M*S A.' J. tUBmm|W
W. A. Gnku, tlM. .
rno.wlMw.tr at Labor aai Pita*
portai aolli| mm thaa their prt
auml of glow too Uknri^* *****
Socood DUtrict—C W. ltltrholl.
WO* AS; dndo Bit chop. *ina ip
■tatk QUtrlct—K. p. Tooac, «0M;
Q. B. Nimocke, Ml*; i- W. Uttla.
*070; J. A. Brown. MIS; H. L Oai
win. 117A0&.
Seventh Diotriet—-T. A Flaky.
*1*0; H. A Varner, HA00-, L. A
BoWaaoo. 12,067; U. L. Spence, *L
sss.
Kshth DUtrict—fl. A WilUawa
(PlWlKltraw \ If mb*,
Ninth DUtrict—Jake NewoU, MS.
Tenth Diotriet—Charles A Guaa
M*; B. V Weaver. MTS; BeL CUI
krt, $14*.
HANCIUntt NEWS
Manehestar, May 15.—Ayala they
hm Ha* hkh|
Tha Hon. H. L. Godwin na* oat
hora Wednesday. fwtawtw mt
FayattoriUa, Mr. J. B. "rillml.
who la hit warm friood, cum wtth
hfn.
Mra. 0. A. Waddall aad doagfctsr
Katharine, want ta aaaaaeaeasaaat
at SC Mary's.
Miaa Elisabeth WaddaU, wka tea
tuaa a atndaat at SC Mary's, antoad
in collage at Wlnateo-Batee,
home Wednesday.
Miaa Aaaia MeCorteek ante!
Thursday from Flora “--'--ill
Collaga.
Miaa Katk Can. who tea tea at
Flora Maodoaild CeSege for da past
school yaar, waat ay ta JsasWra
to bar baa Thursday.
Mr. WHltea E. WUItena cam ay
roeoanaiUriitg for oo other ateool
yoar.
Mr. aad Mrs. D. 1. lord wii Ism*
far CaUfamia next Toss day. Owr
Veer it graac
Mte Tana Shall af tte St, Mary's
school is rMtiag Mra. T. L. tes*
for a faw days.
Mrs. ASaa D. Cask mt ~wrtrttt
and son Manama are aisUtag Mra.
0. A. WaddaU.
Ail tte oonatry folks testify that
Mr. H. U Godwin tea 4mm mmm ter
ASSIST AMT SMCTIQM FOMMAM
killkd w rATirmui