THE DUNN: DISPATCH
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V0L* 111 »unn, N. C. *S$y 19th, 1910 10.f
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RECKONING LT LOSS IX
MONEY ANU LIVES.
Water in Flooded Districts Hapidly
Receding, and Account tiring Taken
Ashville, July IV,—Ai reputu con
tinue to filter through from pert* ol
Weitcm North Caroline which hiw<
been Isolated by the nec.it flood*
the death list grows. Six additional
fatalitiei reported today bring* the
death Hat to forty, while at Jcust *ix
peraoni arc musing Eleven peraun
were drowned In the village of bai
Cave anil Chimney Ruck, which ■*
now develop* were hard hit by the
storm. Two unidgnulltxl budier
wore found near lie.rum t toduy
while another Heath ie reported from
near (irecnavillc, in the failing ol a
railway acaffold undermined by tiu
floods.
While flood watei* are recoding
in North Carolina, Tennessee and
Vagin la today, the Watere* nver
In South Carolina la rising, and At
lantic Coast Line official* reportvd
that two br.dgea on their bnea have
been flooded with a consequent in
terruption of aarvici.
Conditions around Ashville and
throughout western North Oniuiina
arc much improved today, with work
men busy repairing railroads, re
placing brluges and pulling indun
tnal plants into working order le
gal a.
la Virginia and the Piedmont sec
tion of South Carellnn rapid hoito
way u being made in repairing rail
roads. The maUnul damage by
the flood in the four elate* piobably
never will be definitely estimated
but it seem certain now that it will
total at least fifteen million dollars.
• . *naa< skiwi gkU* tk>U |\1TT fkkf f APB
ram LB1UUS—UVNN T.1IUU
VRAIICHUK.
Tuesday inning the Fairmont
If" of tho Cape Fear League failed
to ahow up forlu regular scheduled
gaaaa at Fayetteville and report*
ware at onoa to the effect that tke
Valmoat team had disbanded.
Da op being notified of tbs tact de
., out that U. would be s good moss
to at once Join the league if' puaft
attsr eonanltlng the management of
the league Today tbs Dues Tiger
Timm goes to Fayetteville where they
bottle the Fayetteville Klllle*. To
morrow aad next day the TigerJ
play on their borne grouade the
etroag team and the wlucora at the
Brat half of Lumbertou. Now lion
orfele Fan. It Is up to you to ace that
we remain In Us league and If you
will support this team, we guaran
tee to give you s winning team. Wo
are out to win the second half of
the season and with your help we
KILL.
DUNN BUILDING AN1) IX)AN
MBET1XO.
At a largely attended stockholders
meeting of the Dunn Building and
Doan Association Lulu last night U
eras unanimously dodder! that tho
Association La continued and suc
cessfully carried ou. A large ma
jority of the stock was represented
and resolution was adopted making
this recommendation U) the directors
and alto that a new secretary aud
treasurer be elected. It was alec
farther recommended to the direct
ors that the rales and by-laws of lilt
Association bo carried out su.'">
with reference to flnea. forfeiture)
etc A rawolutlo was also unanlm
oaaly adopted reducing or Limiting
another of directors to five and tb<
by-laws were amended so that thli
could be done.
Dr. JT. H. Bailer Marvin Wed* J
L llatchor J. W Furdle K. L Ocxl
win were elected director*. The dt
reel on now here under edvleemeni
the question of sleeting callable
secretary and treasurer who ihall bt
required to give proper bond and
who shall be paid ree«;ntll« com
panaalioa to ae to luetity him in gtv
Ing the necessary time lo nuke tb<
orsanleaUon a raeceea. The flntnd
committee will necoasartly be reduc
ad lo three men Instead at a mnet
larger number aa heretofore.
All of the etnckhotfVnri proaanl
ware anthualaalle over the deeleloa t<
carry on tb« Aseoelatlon lo eiooes
and every one pledged hie undlvldei
support aad co-operation to that end
Heretofore It haa bean lneoavenlen
to get the Board of Director* tngeth
or an account of Its large nambe
aad tbli haa also been true a* to th
finance committee
Th* dnanelsl condition of thsi'Ai
eorjatlon wee gone Into and It wm
admitted by everyone that the Aa
aocUtlon ts largely dn* to the an
tiring energy aad labor of Dr. J. n
Butler the President of the Aaaonle
Uon aad tha public guy rent aa
eared that with him aa Prealdenl
With the assistance of tha Board r
Director* named above that th* Al
•delation will meat with great a«<
; wwunr nrnus oiam ovtino
On last Thursday evoulng ibr
Wesley Bible Hast of the Methodist
Humlay school enjoyed a delightful
outing at Rhodes's pond ala miles
south of Dsnn. About 75 members
of tha claus boarded automobiles ai
the Barnes A Holliday ainra on
Broad street, about 5:30 o’clock and
In 30 minutes the entire proeeaalon
had arrived at tk* pond The crowd
then assembled on tha dam near the
mill house, where the following pro
gram was rondcred:
Song—Dy the class
Prayer—Her. J A Ilornadsy
Song—Hy the Wesley class quar
let to.
Introductory speech-By A. A
McDonald
Address—R W. llcrrlng. Esq.,
of Fayotturllla.
Mr. A L Newberry. President of
the. class, was matter of ceremony.
After the above program had been
rendered delightful refreshments
were nerved thanks being offered by
Mr II. H. Hood, the teacher of the
data
The entire program was carried
out without the allghleet httrh. and
every ore of the 75 men present,
thoroughly enjoyed tbo evening
The address delivered by Mr Her
ring, who la teacher of Die Wesley
claaa at Fayetteville, was of u high
ordnr and was Inspiring and Inslrcu
live. Taking as his robJIccl. "Sow
ing and Heaping’, he handled It In
excellent style end Impressed upon
hie hearers the Importance of living
a clean, moral, sad spiritual life
Mr Herrins la greatly Interested In
Rnnday school work nnd bla able rw
merkn were full of Inroroaauon.
On the return trip the rites reeh
«l at 11 o’clock, all feeling belter
and more enthused over Hunday
school work after luring attended
LAn.AU)
(‘loo lain for laal week)
An. 1- L Levinson went to Evui
o.ka iucaday to the bunal of hi*
dtua niaee, Laura Pool Creech, who
•b^^lromthi^frect^j^Jg^^ju
Jli. J. W. (Jin,dress and family
*•11 tuvc lor Lynchourg, Va, *n
day. where they will make their
ho mu.
dttbft Ella NithoU, of .
.•mu v.aj.ng her brother, W. L
.Mvlioia Lhn week.
Mia. V aba Stewart gave a cream
supper Monday uight ui nouor ol
Miaa Ella Nichola, uf Durham.
rlii* irjr* and (icruude Ktncll,
01 i>uie a Creek arc visiting
ulauya Stew alt Uiu woek.
Mi*, il. C. Smith, ol ruigier, u
• •suing at Ihe home of Mra W. H
tt'iggiai* this week,
AUssca Eiltie and Vein Beaalcj
are nailing al the home of Mr. A
vv. Ucssiey thia week.
Mrs. J. W. Tatum loft laal week
o na visit to friend* at Goldsboro
K. C.
Ait. Thurman Young of Angler
Wa* a Cowls visitor Tuesday.
Miss lla Keen, of Four Oak*, u
visiting her uncle, Mr. W. M. heer
itL> week.
-diaa Lucy Wiggins la visiti,
cou.in, Mr*, Stcwaii, out from SluiD
ueld this week.
Mr. F. Hunter Creech, who wa.
.aUd here last year for the p..
•••« of law, ia now located, el Smith
field under the firm name of Creed
4 l*ou, the junior member of thi
iirm beinir h Pr*u >tvn nf fa a
greasinnn Pou.
Mr. O. L. Fuquay will be know]
hereafter aa Ur. G. L. Fuquay a
he haa successfully wood the madi
cal board.
Mr. Fred Byrd was a Coats riai
tor Tuesday afternoon.
Somewhere in the distance wi
hoar the tingling of wedding bells'
Mr. L. L. Levinson and famil]
motored oreT to Four Oaks Bunds;
on a visit to their mother and otho
relative*.
PEACE
This, my fneada, la the simp!
message that I bring you: left you
eyes to the horisons of botiness; d.
i not look too close at the little pm
, comma with which you are concerns*
I but let your thoughts and your im
aginations run abroad thruughou
L the whole world, and wfth the In
. sptration of the thought that yo
, am Amoricans and are meant t
, principles of homanlty where-e
carry liberty and justice and th
you go, go out and sell goods tha
will make the world more comfon
1 ablo and mors happy, and convei
Uiom In the principles of Americi
* * * I know just as well a
■ that I am standing here that I rs;
■ resent and am servant of a natin
• that loves peace, and loves it upo
• the proper basis; loves It not in
f cause it Is sfraid of anybody; lavs
- it not because it does not undr Tatar
• and mean to maintain Its rights, bt
kaoaaaa it knows that humanity
THINGS OV LOCAL INTERMIT
HAPPENING AT CAAU* GLENN.
(By Special Correspondencar
July llUi, from quarters of Co.
M. lad Infantry.—tJsnteuaul W D.
Holland returned Sunday from
Dunn bringing with blm a baud
some C. S. flag from tbs rtilaens
of Dunn which will bo presen
ted to the company by Brigadier
Oeneral Lawrence W. Young, ami
will b« accepted for the comparer
by Col. Wttcy O. Roilman, of the
second Infantry at the first oppor
tune time. Lieutenant Holland al
so brought back with him tan re
emits of which number eight sue
resefulty passed the physical exam
ination, the oues qualifying for ser
vice being ‘MeJJor*’ Richard M. John
sou. Rugene New. Foy B. Ilndann
Henry Raynor, rani Griffin Jr>hH B.
Reardon dd Norris Klmoa Wilkins.
The Iwo rejected were Klmoa I-es
end Lester McOcc. This gives Co.
M e total of 74 enlist ml men and
1 officers which puts os al the bead
of the regiment In strength. The
company has Imen over war strength
end la ordar that nor hrotber com
pany F. of Fayetteville and D. of
Goldsboro might be mustered Into
the U. . service at regular IJme.
the O. 8. service additional men were
temporarily transferred to them.
All tbs compeuias of the second ln
fastry have been mnstrrvd Into the
II. 8. service except Companies K
I. C. O. A. It is hoped that they
will be In shape for mastering by
the Utter part of the week.
Mrs J. I. HInea and daegbter.
Kmma Battle and Mrs. W. D Hoi
laud and sou. Hebert will return to
Dunn after Spending eevMal days
wlflt ih si s hodVss J. /q. wt ■
Hina* ud Llcutenast Holland.
Llaula. Holland and Burl mut
tered lato tha cervices of the 9.
B. Tuesday. July llth.
All tha bora have boon vaccina tad
•Chlast email pox and fever and
moat of them arc now on tho grsnt
lag list.
Tg» HOOT) vamp,TR^nyioif,
^PTKuton^^fiyKoSaiJi^Tr
the lete Cogdell Hood foot place
near Peacock’a Croaa Rooda la
Johnston county last Thursday. July
l?th 191k. There were more than
one hundred preaent. all of whom
rreatly enjoyed the pleasant hours
tpent In :■ oktag over tho old home
stead and family reltoe of long ago.
A sumptuous dinner waa served
which added a reset deal In the
pleasure of the day.
la the afternoon. Elder Mr. germ
er of Wilton, preached a moat ex
rellont sermon, taking hit text from
the old family bihls. 'Brethren,
dwell together In Unity.* Hu re
marks ware appropriate and toaeli
Ing and every one preaent were made
to feel better by wbat he eald.
Much affection and many useful
*tf'* ware bestowed upon the only
two tiring children, Mrs. Young.
Smith and Mrs Joe Holly tho latter
living nt the old home place where
the reunion waa held.
Date in tha afternoon all ^Jd
rarowcll and were feeling glad that
they had learned each other better.
GIVK US BACK OUK DEAD
Many are applauding the enter
prise and resourcefulneae of Gar
many in Manning to thig country g
submarine, which, it t> said, will tw
devoted exclusively to peaceful trade
i It wUI be accorded all the interna
i ttonai rights to which it is aotitled
but it* peaceful reunion iwili not
atono for the liven of American dti
■ rone which Germany baa murdered
with her nther submarines What
1 ever may be the future of the tub
marine, it must always be a badge o;
shame for Gormany. Until aha ear
' give na hack onr dead, which wen!
’ down with the Lusitania and etbei
unarmed merchant ahipi, torpedo*
without warning, we will view every
kind of submarine with more or loti
distrust and disgust.
With every peaceful submarine sh<
r tends us, will come a phantom Sub
> marine bearing the spirit meaaaga
■ from our slaughtered Innocent*, bul
, h* c*nnot give na hack i
She may bring to our porta eoimtieai
I cargoes Of priceless merchandise, bu
■ ail the wealth of the IndlM renew
' bring back one of the little ehlMrai
> which aha drowned without a ehane,
i to eecapo.—State Journal.
s_
t Jllai fladln Pittman has returnei
- from a vlalt to her slater at Moun
t Olive.
I. -
■ tomuthing In wMcti vg ai> a|| link
- ed together, and that it behoove
» the United SUtoe, Just as long a
s K la possible to hold off from lieeom
" ing Involved In a a otrife which make
• It all the mere neeeaaary that aom
IT part of the world shoo Id kaep roc
t whlld aD the rest of it la hot.— Preui
■ dost Wilson in Recent Addressee.
lUIAii llAlJi
Oh INOICTMEuNl
uarncu M-a 1 J.red IWforr
«i|Su>kt « lt*r iwujt.
SUly A rcxtruining
ulder mat cr pruci-eding*
Htoi.Jl i*. f. W. h. Kuwu
wuu o. A. WUi tii commission.
«1 t>•»«.■* Clowiikiup, ir the
sensauoi- d tne£%«sr n> Uaiueu
-wUjiry. A rc»irJ|J*jg Oluu. u
cu t)d by’Hr. AjU. iMciwr, ocUh -
ey ui r’uquay A’l' ii, rcpic.enl
-‘•g u numb*/ of Aiun., of ihe town
'Hip, oil Moik! uy3*.i and iinn lt<
*»• »«i-v«u on iMHiny doming oo
-liiiig brl bAio urn on tho ivon sy*
*«m of the lowAip. ids ulluiavu
■HI winch Ui* it-J^sl lor a iu*umii
■U uim« huf oltcd copic. ui winch
..m to be XouisJ i the hwnua uf ijcai
• i leads vl Ihe •onroent, stun nl
•oguig cor in in tickle iiubtai uf
iln saiccod injuif to Uui taxpayer*
of the _ townUi.p,. recite* “Unit -.
itu.miMisn.ers Ave etherwur .in*.
mx„egad' the M funds of bud
lowtuhip end not thmaten end pro
pose -to further qaiesppiopi into um
wsste the iuiid#4f Mud lowuuhip Oy
nunuing ■ minctyry ruads sou
-kendorung uncfeJ ones; by .niprop
ei.y locsuag necessary rveds, ig
uoiing ms ireoigmendslions of their
iOud esgiuoei with reference there
to, and by other nets*equally piodi
gel in then wanton disregard of the
iights of aOaat'ead other taxpayers
of said township.'' »A bearing will
ue had on this order tcfoie Judge
atscy iu hsniard Monday the 17th
si U o'clock BL It is understood
ihai a uurooer tftn journey from here
-o os erossnt si the hrinnn
I robatfy nun interest center* in
eh« cnnnnsl proceeding now pending
•u ■ local magiiirel*'*, court agaii.st
■a, tamnieinngw ■dnUoneu ..
than in any oikpr pnaso of the pui*
lie's tight It* adjust ths road matters
of ths township. Tbs defendants
were indicted ag the charge of vio
lating lhair oujf'af office with ref
erence to the Jbtgonditure of MbftOQ
derived /roof, the 4*1*' of road bonds
of Blart yt Ifwuship. Tha ex
*•**•*, o? yOt ^ri
Is pop vis
there great
foster! in it by tW citrsans of ths
.uwnscip as' a whot*. A number uf
viliaeut, representing the popular ia
larsat in the pcosceutioa, have re
I valued Mr. A. *. Fletcher, attorney
A r uqoay Springs, to represent tha
state. kr.F. T. Dupree, local ut
torney will represent the defendants
ihe trial is set for Saturday 15.U.
snd numbers.of witnesses will be ex
aminad on both sides imbi, defsnul
sou waive axamiaatinsi.
HIUW; IN ItEUABU TO 8AiJS
OF ICK CBEAM.
1. Ice cream to a frozen product
mode from cream and sugar, w.th
or without a natural flavoring, and
contains not kas than ID per cent of
milk fat.
2. Fruit ice-cream I* • irozeti pro
duct made from cream. sugar aad
Sound, Chan, mature fruits, und oon
Uin* not leu than 8 per cent of milk
fat
U. Nul ue-cresn, * frozen pro
dult made from cream, sugar, and
and. sound, nourunev! nuts, and con
tain* not leu than 8 pur cant of
milh fat.
The sale of • product aa ion-cream
containing gelatine, eggs, gum Crag
alanth or other vegetable guin, ur
I kas* mu Is* a/ m aSaJasS — - a _
which contain* leas than the requir
ed per cent at milk fat will not be
contested. provided the tame ia la
beled and told aa milk Ice-cream, imi
tation ice-cream, compound iqp
eream, gelatine ice-cream, ogg ice
cream or gum Ice-cream (a* the
caac may bo); or If a playeard bear
ing the following statement —
Milk ico-croorn la aeived hero.
Imitation ice-cream ia aerved her*
Compound ico-croum is aerved I etc
Egg ice-erearu ia aorved mre.
Gelatin* iee-creoaa it aerved hero,
or Gum lee-cream u aorved her*
(as tha rate may be), shall be post
ed in a conapieieua place In Uio room
i where any and all persona may aoe
the name when purchasing cream;
, and provided, farther, that the state
orient on the playeard ia printed ia
one Inch in aim. on a white hack’
, ground.
A Visit From aa Editor.
■ The Observer received a very we!
como visitor today ja the person ol
Mr. Byron Ford, one of the editor
lal staff of the Kaieigh News and
: Observer. We liked hla looks wher
ha entered the aenctam, and wv
. likad him better when ho talked, be
. cause he |e a dye-la-the-wool newi
, paper man af the true blue ftrlpo—
, just the kind that Journalism need*
. —FaycttatvIH* Observer.
i -
, Mr*. W. IX Holland rstarssd M»a
I day from a visit to Camp oiem
. ] where ah* spent beversl days wltl
Ueuteaail BoQ»M.
r
A FAMILY KMINIOX.
Tlii Gardner Ian 11/ reunion we*
held /eilerde/ at the home of Mr.
Gardner, about oua mile *«•*! °»
Dunn. All the cLUdren. unapt aw
who la In the army, were present and
the oooastoo wae a moat delightful
ink. it»rt»*i us and brtanawleh »taw
were served. which the family and la
riled g titisi n ttwrougliiy enjoyed.
The following were presnt:
Mr. R. Gardner, Jr.. nt Washing
ton, l> C.; Mr. and Mrs. Iloland
Gertlner and Sir. and Mrs. Cleada
Geidatr. of Mount Olive, Mr. O. V.
iMagtae*. of New York Clt/i Mr.
olid Mra. tlrorgr W. Gardner, of
l>auu; Mr. and Mra. L N. Mlnshew.
of I Hum; Mrs. Mainio Pittman and
daughter*. of Dann; Mra. Doto end
Mr. George Canada/, of Dona; wwra
Invited gaaate.
The occasion was a happy event
for the fhmfjy so ft was the
■ ima la a good whOn all of ther
bt-sa together.
UKAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following deads hare been fil
ed lor registration in the oAce of
Urginter of Deeds mice our Met is
sue;
Mary Turner Camoron to Board
of ^duration, 1-2 ucrx school lot in
Joh.uuuiville townihip; con side ration
' 1-00 and other con*iderations. Dead
dated litre other 21, 1907.
l.arar S. Young and wife and B.
F. 1‘errieb and wife to A. F. Grime*.
3 id acre* in Grove township; coa
siduelion, gX2b. Deed dated Janu
ary lb, 1916.
OU11W w r. u rxiiuou,
ono town lot in Costa; emiidtntion,
*20 Deed dated October U, mu.
KarKael i. 1 ear vail to j, (; ri;#.
ford. Lot No. 1, Block “PQ" in Donn
con lot ration, $000. Dead dated
April 21, 1*11.
M. U. Upchurch and wife and J.
B. Upchurch and wife to V. H. Tay
lor, on* acre In Buie's Creak; con
aid nation, 1*00. Dead dated May 4
1*16.
W. M. Bryan and with to B. P.
-*CT» *» ^NalU’.
$206.26. Daad datad Janaary 1»,
1*14.—Harnett Post.
HOOD-PBAKttALL.
At the homo of lira A. D. Brooke
•later of the bride, at Hamlet. N.
C. Mr. Paal C. Hood and Mias Motlla
Motif) He* no 11 were quietly married
StDday morula* at S o'clock In the
presence of few friends and rets
life*. Rev. A. T. Young, paatar o4
tht Proaybteiian church, of Ham
let, ualag tha rlag ooreatooy, dar
ing which Mru. Whim aid, softly
played McDowoll’a “To a Wild
Rote.’
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Vn. Hood left for Wright*,
vlllt Beach, where they spent Sen
day tad Moodoy.rc turning to Dum
Monday night.
Mr. Robert L. Denning and Mist
Helen Hood, aiater of the groom, at
tended the wedding, which wet
unite a torprlte to moat of Oicii
friends, only a few ot them expert
Ing It at this time.
Tht groom ta the oldast ton of Mr
, end Mrt. D. H. Hood and It a splen
did young man. lie I* a member ol
the Arm of Hood and Grantham sad
la osa of Dunn’s must promWni
yoang bast nee* non. Attentive U
>uu IV/M iw iriVMU Ilf n
on* of oer popular young ettUeni
aad h* la receiving tba con grain la
| lloua of b boot of admirers on win
nine the heart and band ad the bona
tlful liula bride.
Tho bride la tb* youngest iigk
ter of Mr. Jerry Peersell. |a rerj
popular, and admired by alL Bhs t
wall known la tbit aactloa of th<
8uta aad baa a boat of friends wh<
wish fer bar every happiness In Hfe.
Tor th* present tb* happy yonnt
eonple will be at horn at th* hom<
of tb* (room’e parents. Mr. and Mn
t>. H Hood.
Tho** pres*at to wltnase tb* t*r*
moay warn: Mr. aad Mr*. A. 0
Brooks, Mr. Jerry Pearsall. Mr*. K
M. Whit Bold and Mrs. P. A. Lack«y
of Hamlet; Mia* Helen Hood am
Mr. Robert L Dennlnc at Dan*
rcccewul revival
AT BROADWAY CLOSE
Broadway, Jaly H_Rev Job
W. Ham boo juat closed a very ant
eewfol revival me*tlea bare. II
w*» aided by Mr W. p. Betti, wh
had chary* of tb* staging. Bot
">ado many friends barn, as did Mn
Ram, who both played tb* plane at
rompenlmeot to tbesbigrlay and A
no went oat into tho oafWfBHoB 1
lie personal work. About slaty Job
od I he rborrh asd many sent that
names to rhurehoe at other place*
■
Mimes Raby Oodwla Los la* Poa,
i »all »nd Raebe] Clifford spent rr
day lb R*M«fc.
| M Fim Imb Cm*
TW Dirial oo af Afiwoay of the
Experiment Htatjon, la tta work
with rod ctmr mad other leguta
iaoua crop* daring th« pat you.
U* found that amat of tW leadir*
farmer* in North Carolina whv am
Ofing rod clever in * pr*p*r eyrten.
of rotation for ao.l unpr iWMMi
plan to oavo thejr rxil frii tki
•ccowd catting during ifce aocoad
jrou’a growth. It to very eecenlial
that arhare tki* pmitioc !» fallowed
that the flmt crop be or* cot too
late, because where CM# to ion* the
production of eeed from the second
cutting i* net nearly an gwd si
when the catting ia mode at the
proper thee.
It dioild be the plan to make the
fimte utttag early, before any of
the bead* have began to torn brown.
After clover forms eeed It to greatly
weakened end does act readily make
a aceond growth. Agate, hay that la
over-ripe to eat of the highest quali
ty. It should bo plaancd on every
farm where rod clover ia Wing
i grown to follow this plan sod to
| save at leant enough wed for pleat
ing the crop for the following year.
—Extension ,
AH orPOHTUHlTr FOB YOLNO
WOMB*
u»l bourn, a two WeiTr'hrttteng at
tt rooms, with a fYnntaga at a W
dnsd feet, white may ha aaad by
jrirt* who wite to farm Mate aad
live et their owa rhanyaa
pupils caa live cheaply aad aam
fortably ia this way, many at Item
havtuy thair table ouppUaa Mat la
there from home.
Far information addreae i. M.
Rhode*. Littleton Collate, K. a
Pleads Guilty.
Duan, July !«.—Monday at Man,
Godwin Bros., at Pino Laval, pleaded
jviTty to tbs charge of violating the
provisions of the Harrison anti-nar
cotii law and were bound aver hatha
Federal Court at Raleigh. The hear
bijr was held aa a result at (ha nativ
ity of A castes Bradley, ears Mil
deputy.
Mr. and Mre. Cleed# Gardner of
Meant Oliva war* bar* ibis weak.
Mtea Clara Dollar tea re termed
from a vteit to bar slater at JOatta B.
a
RAILROAD
WAGES
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Shall they be determined by
Industrial Warfare or .
Federal Inquiry ?
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4 m Miiigt ytiny wage payrntw* »w mu oouiocra am mm*
pl«y*» (including (how who walked only pan o4 (ho poor) a*
•bow* bp tha 1915 payroll* were—
»-Tralffea Yw4
Upwe..$2144 $1712 $1212
C.eiartir.. 1722 MM 1127
Km.10M MS SM
Inkw..1012 S4S SM
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n iw uiiuiuu uuuh( wttjrc iuuuk iui
men in freight and yard service (lew than
one-fifth of iul employes) is equal to a 5 per
cent advance in all freight rates.
The managers of the railroads, as trustees
for the public, have no right to place this
burden on the cost of transportation to you
without a clear mandate from a public tri
bunal speaking for you.
The railroads have proposed the settle
ment of this controversy either under the
existing national arbitration law, or by refer
ence to the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion. This offer has been refused by the
employes’ representatives.
Shall a nation-wide strike or an
investigation under the Gov
ernment determine this Issue?
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