THE DUNN
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VOL. Ill Dunn, N. C. Oct.^
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CODWlN-MtCANKIIX IN ROBE
SON.
Of*'* a Hei lr« of U> Jnht Disrme
•lou to BoUewoo.—Candidal*
Kiirurwi ..
Ho*a. H. I. Godwin and A. L. Uc
(. ■kill will begin thalr eerie* of ill
J< Int dlacneelong In Robeaon coonlr
tblr afternoon at Rod Spring*.
Mr McCaiklll listed yesterday
that ha had the complete reoord that
l.la friend Godwin had made In Con
ner* and could now tall him exactly
"when and when he didn't anawer the
i'll. Hr McCaaklll *aya that Mr.
Gintwln did not anawar on eeveral
Important inauea and that It la op to
I lin tu state daring the debate whr
h" did not anawer the thirty-five roll
nil* lie farther etated while In
(hi* city that he "the proper etulf"
to alienee Mr. Godwin with, end that
h<- waa going to ure that "stuff" In
Hobeaon.
While the Hon Alexander waa pro
pounding a description of the 'stuff
be hud In aoak for hit oppoaest, the
1’on Hannibal had a group of party
fOrnds wbo ware prophesying how
oi'lrk Godwin could dlrsambl* the
r embran* Of McCaskiH's 'atufT and
how that It would be left maanlnglett
when lb* repart* wea over.
Howcvor Ihs prophesies will he
f-rgotlen at * p m and the facta
VIII bo made known, at Rsd Springe
t.lo box mad* the beet of the reet
■ Corded Candidate* from laet There
dry.
The following give* the number of
■otea each of the candidates claim
t'.ay will receive from the respective
counties:
County— Clifni claim
Now Hanover ... 1.008.1.0M
Cumberland.1 00». 100
Pluden. 200. 100
nobeaon..1.600. 116
Columbus. 600. 100
Prunawick.300 .*(0
Harnortt. 306. «00
From the above table It te shown ,
>'r. Godwin claims two thru sand In
New Hancvcr. while Mr MeCaaklll
t-rlmlta hit loas will be one thou
sand. In Roheeon. Mr. MeCaaklll
Maintains he will carry the In dial n
'•*« In Hobesoa. melhlat Mr
Godwin has done eaeh consecutive
election.
While tha Democratic candidate
! hi* eye on a seven thousand m
h'ritiy his Repabllccaa opponent
maintain! that when the battle la
over h# will have lo hla credit tha
defeat of the old hone by aboat flv-r
I nr.rtrcd majority—Cape Fear New*
1' b.
ursrxEsw pREDicmowa.
Not all business man aro ot the
a.tme mind with rcepoct to the con
tinuances of prtpent proaporlty.
The report! from th* twelve rcatrve
districts for th* month of September
i*• set forth in th* Fedoral reaerva
Ifllotln. show that while th* vne*.
majority of 310 representative
I'rmi queried arc of U10 opinion
tb:it there bee been aa Increase In
prosperity ever la lb* laat few
nontha. there Is aonta difference of
«'! Inion as to wbal effect the and
II y of the war will have.
Thu* while £21 representative
''■•int say there has been no let-ap
in tyeda. 76 feel that there baa
been a all(bt decline. While 1S4
jubilantly say that even the end of
tl <• war will not curtail their bual
rr-ra.. 117 take a less may view.
Jtost of them admit thu profits
I i.ve not Increased proportionately
nlth coat of production, which In
ilcntes that labor la getting a full
chare of th* present proecrlty.
It la significant, however., that
1 hereaa 42 per cent or th* Arms
Mirnrn la*i year roponeo buvinaaa
rood or excollent, the [i*rt«ntaf>:
I it* been Inrreaeed tbto ye-ir to 54.
Twenty-one per cent regi-ded the
r.uttook le poor one year ago. while
today only three-teuthi rf 1 per
c«n» take a penal mlatle »l«w.
Thli la probably the be*' leet that
Clin be made. Moat of the buatna**
men rcallxe that condlilona are
t heoomenal, and laat yaar they fell
that It waa loo good to eontlnaa.
'Ha year, looking (nr In'o the fn
■nre they aay that reronetructlon Mi
till ale and machinery for p<aen pur
P<-e*a probably will tnha (he pine
i.' war munition* tn the export tr*d<
They rani lie alao that Mm* of th.
headway being made la the formal
market* will 5 non tinned, era*
thoagh the condition# which aaadi
anrh Increaaea poaalble are chang
ed.
Altogether the pro*pert i* whoU]
erromraging and the report* reeelv
ed by th* raderal reaerre board re
fact th* general optimum of th
ionntry—Waahlngton Pont.
Meeera. Henry Lee. Henry llhel]
nod Worth M. Pope left Monday fo
t’-oldaboro where they will -ratal th
Coldaborn hand thla week In that
engagement with Ute Warn- count;
Fair. All lliaee boy* an* *nleodli
mu*l< lan* and will be valuable ad
r It Iona to tba anootlent W. j-do com
ty band.
POP^-BARBOUR
Hi enttful Weddle* Orwnsony tt
Horse Memorial Chare*.
Under softly shaded lights and
with the soft strata* or mmlc fiit
I'g (he house. Miss Mildred Barbou ■
daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. O W
Harbour became the bride of
Mr. H O. Papa Wednesday after
uood just at six o'clock. The wed
ding was one of Ihe oinat beautiful
that seer occurred In Clayton and
tie first to be aolman'srd In the new
Methodist church.
The church was srtlatlcatly deco
ruled la green und pink native tone
1 hf pine aad cut flowers being lav
ishly used and with good elect
IWek of the rostrum and encircling
■ he choir lort was a background of
k eon. Interspersed with pink rose-*
and capped with a circle of lighted
white and ptnk candle*. The own
•are taken In front of an lmpro
vlsad altar of white, decorated in
roeea end ribbon. The pastor of the
eh arch. Rev T. A. Bikes was tha of.
relating minister, tha ceremony used
bring a beautirul aad Imprenslra one
Just before the entrance of the
bridal parly. Mrs Chas. 0. Galley
seemly sang "Sweetheart' and -Be
caase.’ Mrs. Rat* Hays Flemming
presiding el the organ, and Mr
Ho beet Jordan, of Unnn. recede red a
beautiful violin solo. At the first
atralaa of Mendelssohn's wedding
(uerch came the ashore. Msears R.
V. Banders. S E. Barbour. H. E
OUe*. Robert Jordan. Hugh Ferrell
aad Drvna Barbour; then tha brides
--. n<uia r iszirr tnO
C'adys Barbour, dressed la white
d’seers with ptak cashes and large
black kata, carrying boaqoata of
P'Bk Klllaraey roaaa; following
them ease tka bride on tha arm ol
htr staler. Mrs Carlotu Fart, whr
*°ra a handsome white gown of band
embroidered crepe trimmed In
Irtah point laca. with Urge white
hat and carrying a bouquet of white
rooea. Tka groom with hie beat
r-an. Mr. Worth M Pope, of Dana
enured from a lids door and was
net at tha altar by the brida. wbc
eaa becomingly gowned In n travel
ing iart of bin* with bat and gloves
to match Daring tha ceremony ex
I "telle mule was aoftly rendered bj
Mr*. Flamming, while Mr Bikes pro
noenced the' words that m.ide then
ioaa and wife
Shortly afUr the ceremony Mr
and Mr*. Pope left on their a- to mo
bile for an extended trip through ih<
Stales of North Carolina Oeurgta nod
Florida, exporting to bo away for i
couth or Ms week*
Tho bride la the youngest da ugh
Ur of Mr and Mn. Davl I W. Bar
hour of Clayton, and la one of th<
State's moat accomplished and pop
alar young ladles. She wai slice
ted at Oreeaaboro rental' College
and after her graduation ton red Ru
rc.pe with a party of fnoed*. bb<
k gifted in music and Is organise!
at Horae Memorial Church.
Mr. Pope U the son of Mr ant
Ms Honry Pope, of Denn. Hi
oame to Claytoa about three yean
■1°. >>d k tha Junior member o
•he Srm of Pope and Stallltaga. drug
glttn. He la possessed of consider a
hie bealneas ability and to a youni
item of delightful personality ant
is very popular In Clayton—Claytoi
New*.
MOTTCg) OF BA LB OF LAND.
of eels contained in a dead of True
executed on the nth day of inly
»* uuiu h. aunit to Mar
via u Wad*, Trusts*, raaordad |]
Boob Il«, Pag* 41, oflos or Rag
•»t*r of Da*da of Haraott Count*
default baring boon mad* la Ut<
payauat of th* not* a scared th*r*
by. tb* aadaralgnad Truatoa will 01
Taadoy, Octobor Hot. 1»14, axpoa
to aala to tb* blgbaat blddor. fo
oaoh. at tb* Coart Houaa door 1:
Lllllngtoo, H. C„ tb* following da
aeribpdtraotai of land altnatad u
Haraatt Coont/, Upper UtU* Rir*
Towoablp, bounded aad daaortbod a
follows:
Bogtaalag at a pin* on th* sout:
•Id* of th* old rood Maloom a. m<
Looos IU* aad Atkina oonar, run
thono* I 14 abalaa to a stab'
thoaca 4T Dog. W. 44 chain* t
Allan McLoaaa Una; tbaooo wit
this Uao N. II chain* to Maleoi
A McLain. eornar; thane* wit
bit lino N. 47 R. chalks to tho tn
Under aad by rlrtuo of tho powa
gtaalag. eoaulalag 144 aero* mm
Of Iffg,
SROOND TRACT: Adjolnla
tb* load* of W. O. McLeod, Bog
MeLren aad otkara, boginning at
•tab* and pot*tori a oornor of th
MeDooghnl and MoKay land an
ran* thonee N. 11 1-1 R. 14 chi. to
•Uta aad po In lore, a oornor of /
M. Caaoroa'a load on top of th
hill botwoon Dobblaa crook aad U
thop breach; threat Jf, 7» W. ih
to a atab* aad potatora; thane* |
11 W. 1 chain* to a alaks. High M
Laaa'i eornar; thane* B. 4 ahnii
and 7* links la a atab* aad pola
*r*;t hmoa S. M W. f ahalaa 1
Mobs ta W. O MeLood'a aornai
three* with hi* lino P about l
. a. to th* bogtaalag, aontatalag ati
MfM Btfl Of loOO.
Ttare of Bate: Tuoodny, Ootob
’ Hot Ikld. at 11 o'etaok M.
Flam of Bala: Coart Houaa Doc
I Mtltagtoa. Haraott County
Tom* of Solo- Cash
, Tkl* llth day OmtOMbar, 1114
MARTOf L. WADI, Truotoo
CLARBXCB J, SMITH. A tty.
PAYKTTKYILUK PIUDbBYTKRY.
ll«Mlra Drill Held At UNn|ton
| With Large Nwmi>or 1*1 mat
Lllllngton. Oct. 11.—Fayetteville
f,rr«byl*r>. one of '.be largrtl Id tho
Pcuihcrn Presbyeryiea Church, le In
a felon hero. 11 wee convened leer
••'gbl by Mr A T. McOtll retiring
. iderator An unusunelly large
ri.mberw of ministers and elders are
present. Rev. II. J. Wills was else
led moderator after the eoagrogatlon
fif'd listened to a splendid sermoi1 |
b. Rev. n A. MrLand.
Today bet bees taken op with
routine work, bat time has bees
tound lor several Inspiring eervlc
• This morning at the common
Ion service Or H 0. Hill., of Mav
ft. the oldest minister of the Pres
I taey. preached a sermon of nnlqa*
gor end helpfulagea. In the after
i'l things gave way for a hear
ing of the work and needs of Flora
McDonald Collage Trely every
North Carolinian ahoald be proad
of tbla great Institution situated
among the Scotch people of on/
Stale.
The Presbytery wilt scarcely fin
'•* lt» work before Thursday night
and Judging hr the program this will
be k>s« of tho great meetings of
this hod.
KI40TTH ENDORSEMENT.
Dr Chaa. W Eliott ha* cun# oat
l'-t .Vt.*"n cart la dn*np t . g*re to
Ilia ooaotry eoao of thr sirnngast
Wlltoa argor .nt yet aJv*DnX|
Rllot aao i it ni oilmen r In thr
ktatrmeo- that • Be Dtir.o mic
rarty be» dor.# g.-j an aitraorlt
nary amoaat of (tood work daring
th* present Admlo'ttratioa that the
period from tilt to Kid will he
memorable In the cinnrr pt the
United State*; and. aemndl/. that
tho nu rhtvfly reepot e'liln for thl*
conceal met* terrier to tre Ameii
can people ahoald be ngeia trade
thalr chief servant.' H i does so
far as U> eay that "la >hre* rear,
and a half the Democratic pe/ty.
tad by Woodrow Wilton, ha* dose
■•eh more for the country than the
NepahUoae party adeempl'slHm is
Are time* as many yaam*—Char
lotte Observer. ''
We Are Daily
“Graduating” the
Best Dressed Men
in Town. Why
Not Join Our
“Class?”
There is one thing
• we can teach you al
least, that style, in
born, inbred style
lasting style that sticlu
to the clothes until
you are through witf
them is a feature ol
Kirschbaum Clothes
at $1 5,$18, $20 anc
■ up to $40.
i *
l Johnson Brother:
' Dept. Store,
Dunn, N. C.
LEGAL N
__
a resolution or
or COMMISSIONS
TOWN or DU
CAROLIK
I. J. W. Turna*a.
town of Dana, do
roar honorable body |i
amerfency measure lha
lached reeolutloo eat I'
•A RESOLUTION A
THU PAVEMENT
ASPHALT PAVE:
TAIN 8TRKMTS
8IONATCD POINTS IN
f.F OirNN. N. C. AND.
FOB AB8K8BMENT ON,
tino PROPEnrr
DETRAY PART OF
THE SAME UNDER A|P BY V1R
TUE Or CHAPTER (I PUBLIC
LAWS OF NORTH CAROLINA FOK
1HI Tha Mid ranldln author
lrlh( (ha pmaant ofkartaln por
tions of lha follow! • mentioned
meats King alraat ' and WHur
street.
I do hereby raqaaat that lha rev
olutloa ba finally paaaad aa an enter
fancy measure at tha ray alar ad
journed meellnf of tha Board of
Cnatmlaalonera of tha lawn or Dunn
on this date }
Thla the *»th day of September.
1M*.
J. W TURNAq!e( Mayor.
A. RESOLUTION AIPTHOR1ZIN0
THE PAVEMENT WITH SHEET
ASPHALT PAVEMENT OF CER
TAIN STREETS BETWRBN DES1C
NATED POINTS IN THE TOWN OP
DUNN. N C. AND PROVIDING FOR
ASSESSMENT ON THE ABUTTINO
PROPERTY OWNERS TO DEFRAY
PART Or THE COST OF THF.
SAME UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
OF CHAPTER »• PUBLIC LAWS
Or NORTH CAROLINA TOR 1*1 A.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THF
BOARD Or COMMISSIONERS OK
THE TOWN OF DUNN. N. C.
That ebarm King Street from
Pearsall street to Cleveland street
u badly In need of repair* and lm
provemaata and tha welfare and
convenience of the pnhlle at large
require that said Streets, should be
traded. Improved and pared wilhlr.
I ha limits aforesaid trMb aipusl*
o' other satiable paveaent and the
Board of Commissioner* of said Iowa
rad that tha above Improvement la
necessary; and. whereas a majority
la number of tha owner* who rvpre
sent morn than ■ majority of all (ha
Uveal leal of the frontages of the
lauds abetting upon I%ar*al! Street
between Fayetteville Street and Lay
ton Street have petitioner! to the
Board of CommlaafogM of mid
tow* to pava the aa^sptrlth asphalt
that two-thirds of Lhaeoet of said
pavement be as*eased upon the lota
abutting directly oa''said street ac
ecrdtng to tha arte at of thetr re
apective fronlagea thereon by eqnal
rate per toot of said frontage: and.
whereas the said petition was duly
Slad with the Clerk of the Town of
Dunn who Investigated the saflrl
r.iey thereof, and certified the re
sell of his Investigation to the Board
of Commissioner* to the earn <hnt
a majority in nsobW of the owner*
who represent more than a it.ar>r
My of all the llseal foot of frnntegr
of the lands shutting upon Pearsall
Street between Fayetteville Stroot
and Layton Street have duly signed
rrId petition and that said petition
compiles with Chapter IG of Use
Public Laws of It IS la all respect*;
and. Whereas the Board of Com
mlanloner* Of the Town of Dsrm
find that the petition la selflelenl le
*11 seaport* and that Chapter SC of
tLe rnblle Irawt of ltl6 hat been
compiled with In all respect* as to
the filing and certifying of said pc
tion to thl* Board.
That where** Wilson Street from
Vldgerton 8t. to CnmherUind Street
le badly In nood of repair* and Im
provement* and the welfare and
CCbveulence of the public at large
require that said Streets should b:
graded. Improved and paved within
(ha limits aforesaid with asphalt or
other evitable pavement end the
Board of Commlmlanee of eald town
iinu uiiu in* nwTB luprvvv*
men! I* necessary; »nd wbeihwt ■
majority In mabw of the owarr*,
ubo represent more than n majority
of nil llin llnanl loot of the frontage*
Of th* lanila shotting apon Wilson
Btrset between Kdgerton Street and
Cumberland Street bsvo petitioned
t> tbe Board of Coatmlstlonera of
mId town to pars tha same with as
phalt naremoal reqslrlng In tuId
petition that two-thirds of the coat
of aald pavement be assessed upon
the lota abutting directly on said St
areordlag to th* extant of their re
apoctlve troelages thereon by aa
equal rate per foot of aald frontage:
and. whereas the aald petition was
daly Died with the Clerk of the
Town of Doan. who Investigated
I be sufficiency thereof, and csntflvd
III* result of hi* Investigation to tbe
Board of Commissioners to tbe ef
- foot that a majority la uamber ol
the owners, who represent store
than a majority ef ell the lineal
’ feet of frontage of the lands abstt
lag apon Wilson Street between
' Mgerton street end Cumberland
Stieet have duly signed said petl
i llna and that said petition compile)
t.ltb Chapter It of tbe Public Laws
I of 1111 la all reepeets; and. where
< k* the Board of CMmlMlonen ol
[ the tnwa of Duan And that thn poll
tloo Is ratAetsnt la all respects and
, that Chapter Id ef tbe Public laws
1 of Jill has been compiled with In
I all rang l ft a aa to the nieg sad cer
tifying of said petition to this Board
WHBRBA8. tha Board of Com
nlsatoner* of tbe town of Duan b
|' of tbo opinion that nil of the sal!
I streets above mentioned betweae
the petals designated and propose!
to be paved ahoeld be paved wits
> asphalt of the UM and charaetei
required and soeelBed la tbe eon
-tract with aald town and f J. Mr
| Quire, tbe eoatraetor; sad, where
Aa to seeura uniformity of wort
th* said Board ef Hnmwlsalenn t
of lbs opinion that tbo work shouli
l« let oet to contrast la whole
which has already been done by or
jder of Ible Board gnder Ut* assist
•sec* sad sdvlo* of Bfflmrt C Whits
th* engineer pmpleyed by mid lowi
ro (iH«W niYHICAl.I.Y ITK
FW T MOYH AND 01.0*.
I**. B. H- Greenwood Ra»« Animal
f ailed Han Haa Hem Vi-jiloi-ieiL
"What »e naid In Ihla Stain.'
-aid Dr a. P flreenwoe.,. jf Way
iieavllle. rn-:.t1/. "la iml m. niueb
h-nr i •■••• fine jvlri and
lie- ■ • ,.'|V | i • i.{ p V-l-.ll
• n •> Ai •I'.r mil . ti
* ii. ”... i i#...| iiirt
■ .i . • . * e.,;
• *e ij t
t i * * r..->-'
i i • •
* ■ - • v il- ..
- ■” in*’ .1 » |e ai m’a •
ii- i Ii i - h. cows anil pies and id
premliuna on them ho* llule or no
Ittartlivn la glaan to re-'li.n me bent
I’hyalcnl'r of human Seine*. And
Ihla la not Inc of coanty alone, but
of tha whale SUM There H lie ao
naly. rluh or oreantcatlor l< Itm
State, with tha prohabla <arapttoo
of the Better Bafalaa Con bat. tAut
haa for Ita parpoae the or-twine of
Bna phyalea) manhood and woman
hood No nryoplaatloa oCrrs a pre
mium for Iho atroDceat man . the
moil perfect woman, the h althlcot
boy. and ll’e ao woofer, eare IV.
-- " Mvm iiv iv
mir.T hollow-cheated boys sad girls
anaemic children and deficient men
and women In the world today.
"People's attention baa never
••‘•on called in the Impcrtance of
raining physically perfect boys and
girls There aro no charts ner w
tilblu. no instruction! nor tnf-vrria
lion given Ibn people as to whnt
consulates s perfect man or woman
from a physical standpoint Yet
wa ara taught all about how to rater
plga. cows and chickens. I waat to
live to arc the day.’ says Dr. Green
wood, "when perfect boyi and g*rl«
will be ratted with aa much pnde
aa other animals.'
Littleton College opened at Lit
tlotnn tew days ago with th» best at
tvariance la years Rev. J. ||.
Rhodes, who Is st the head of this
mstitutiaa. la Bach enthused ever
the prospeets of such a prosperous
xaar >and. beliavas It mtu arors ta
he (he best terra Is the history of
the rollsgs.
Mlm Kthcl Hancock, a member of
the graded school facalty, left Moa
doy for Hslelgh. where she entered
Lng Hospital for aa operation for
1 n.It Ills Ii u not thought thnt
afce will be detained from ber duties
aa teacher but a short time.
Mims Sot Smith left Monday for
Goldsboro, where aha will spend the
week with relatives and friends and
lake In tbs Wayne County Pair thii
week.
S4id that this method world be cheap
er and better for property owner!
.iiid for *a*d town: and. whereat said
Hoard of Commlasiomcre la of the o
l-inlon that the pavement aforesaid
It (he best and most suitable (or said
* » r c s t s and that said
Improvement should be made aj
aforesaid and that two-thirda of the
«/st of said pavemeel should bo aa
ccaaed upon the lota abutting 41
r«rUy OB Mill slfMla wilkli.
limit* above prescribed according tc
(ha extant of Ihotr respective front
sgrs thereon by an equal rate pei
foot of said frontages:
!'0W TH blRRFOKK, be It and It Si
heieby resolved by the Board ol
Commissioners of the town of Du nr
N 0. In a regular meeting stttlai
Ihle Hth day of fteptevnber lMg
mat King fit rest between bear sal
Mioet and Cleveland kurcet and thai
Wilson SI reel between Rd
b-'rtoc Street and Camberlant
Mrr-el be paved with asphalt pave
P'CUt. aa aroresatd. under sad by vli
• ue of Chapter (S of the Public 1 uwi
of Hid. and the procedure there
under as hereinbefore set forth, aa<
the general laws of the Stale oxlst
Ira. And It is further resolved tha
two thirds of tho cost of wild pare
uient of all of said streets xfotesaii
* ilhln ilie limits prescribed be here
after sseemed upon the lots abuttlm
directly on said streets according t‘
the c.xtqnl of their respective frnti
Ugee thereon by aa qnal rate pa
foot of said frontage, tbe assies
Riant against the said lots abuttlm
on said at rears to be based upon th<
t. tal cost of paving that (tract ha
tween the limits prescribed, upoi
which said lots abut exclusive o
so much of the coat ea may be In
curred at street lntemar.ilone ant
the share of the railroad to ho here
Inafter determined.
Be and It to hereby farther rejotv
ed that llm proportion of the eoa
of said Improvements hclrein pro
nded for on the streets above d*
*• jested to ha asseaeed upon Ut
chatting property shell bo divide
Into tea oqaal aauaal Inalellmeat'
il.s said installments bearing Inlet
cat at the rate of etx per eent pe
"naum from the date of the conflt
matins of the see element roll, an
•ball become dee and payable oe lb
date on wheh Usee ere payable, th
first InataUmoet to be daa and pa)
able on tbe date oa whteb taxes fe
the year HIT are dae and payebl
and each year thereof!er for a perio
through end Including the yea
Htt.
The foregoing resolution wa
unanimously adopted at the el
josrwed regular meeting of eel
Toerd this Hth ity of geptembe
Hid. sad ordered published an
declared by law.
H ■. MeKAY. Clark.
"ROBIN HOOIT' HAH MXJOUU
MANir DimXCTIONH.
Reginald de Morea'a ""oWn
Hood" which, according to report,
will bag in very elaborate revival at
tbe Lafayette Theatre. Fayetteville
on Wednesday sight of Pair week
With a cast of grand nag light opera
singers. has colored distinctions
that neldore (all to the lot of a work
of tRU klad.
In the Brat butanes H wn the
vehicle that made the Roe I nr t an •
femoua la tho second twtanoc.,
"Robin Hood" het probably le.n'
Ihc opening attraction at more arw
theatres than any cither ptoee In lh»j
bletory fit music or drama. Th*
Dost on lane had a vUndiog order
with the book power* to giv.i tsem
Aiat rliauoe at the new lUretrc*.
and tbe local manager waa al vara
glori to have them, as it as turret a
parked house, end n social win'I-ufT.
The third distinction that (ell to
the opera aad Us composer way that
It waa the Brat American wort; to bo
I«rformed la London, when It at'
triaed a degree of gaccese. th* Bn
rllahmen being Interested la the
legend of this famous oatlaw
The crowning glory, however, aad
» dtMinctioa that has failed to no
other American composer of light
Opera, was as levitation to play
"Robin Hood' la tho open air at the
Greek Theatre of the University of
California, which performance waa
green last March. A packed aadl
torlum and that moans mare than
sooo persons, enjoyed the beautiful
airs and brilliant eostnmea. which
Inal none of their lustre la the ear
mine. The aeronstlc properties of
the Oreek Theatre era absolnfel*
perfect, and the slngera were wars- ]
cd to apeak in a normal roles. ;
which they did, their voice* being
heard plainly to tbs topmost Mata.
Many amusing Incidents occurr
ed daring the performance, that the
audience was not la formed of. No
teeaery waa need, bat all tbs coo
tsm^a and band propertied Ivy
Reott. the Maid Marlon, baa a gulek
change from the boy's suit to where
•be disguises heraslf ne the mllk
mnld to overbear the plate of the
Sheriff. Mies Soott'e meld was
watching tbs performance, and, aa
ths Ojrwk ThMtrg W generally open
to the Mklte,' fill' STMbtkk room!
are asppltod with a apt-lag lock. To
Mias Scott * horror her lock bad
sprang and her clothes were Inside.
Rhe is highly temperumdatal and
n*rrous and withoat counting the
coat, immediately pat her tiny data
through fbe window, several? cal
ling her gagers, bat thin opening
waa not large enough in spite of ber
sacrifice, ‘sad Prof amor Armor of
tba University, who had the keys,
waa hurridodly gammoned. Mlaa
Seott made ber change la time and
the aadlence probably wondered
why she sacked her thumb darlag
tba Churning number.
During the time she was on. her
numbers wero almost constantly
punctuated by the dick of many
estnarma. Including the moving one
from the Paths Weekly, and It seem
od that every student or viettor
wanted a personal souvenir of the
performance
After tke show an old lady name
behind the scenes and asked to moot
Mlm Seott, as abe had something
important to tell her. It seem* the
**' elfUng on the topmost tier B
Salaat the trees, and MUw Seott tank
her flute-like onto* in the Forest
Song, with the pauses between each
cadania. the birds to (he trees ans
wered her. Miss Scott was mars
with thta than Anything that
happened to har. although Camille
de Arvllte. a famous Martaa tu ber
day, threw her violate to her and
afterwards congratulated har on her
oaceeaa.
WO oottow noLL-mxvn,
KVOTTW IK WORTH CAROM*A.
R*W«h. W. 0.. Oetobor T. lilt.
Al tbli soaeon ovary year fbratrr
And that many cotton-boll* aro not
opening aa expected. mad Id aaarcb
lag for a eaaaa tbay notice laaeeta at
dlaeaaee which tbay haw* not Man
before Only too oftaw each "die
cevaria*' aro reported to locael pa*
Itra and are g'vaa publicity andn
luapleloa that tb* "Cotton Bolt
yeovtr la dotag Iba damage.
Mr rasklin Rhermaa. Bntomolo
plat In the Btate Department of Agrl
culture at Raleigh art* he* to aaapha
rlM the feet that wbflo each report)
I av* bean current *wck iuttni foi
over (waive* year*, and while h* hat
fc’snttfled aeoraa of Inaoeu aaat t:
btm under luapleloa. yet no trot
«VCClmen of Cotton BolI-WeeMI he*
aver yet bean taken In lha state
**d (bare la ao mason to autperi
•hal It Is proaaal. A dtsaoaa prop
etly b now a *a Aathraeaes* wbtel
censev lb* boll* to rot. baa beta th<
real eaaaa of moat of tba complalat
BolUwaevtl to now in U* aonth
waatora third of Oaorgto. not ye
In lha rest of that state nor It
Tooth Carolina Mr. Sherman say
that It will probably bof rom «t* V
tea roar a before It raaehaa the Bon
thorn border of onr data
ntnui wnBox.mcKKTT mil
local dm Raw dam* (M P wpram
—Other L»mil XnO-%.
Dake Oct. •—Duke Democracy
ell la 11m btirdtr night with the
fiber ceamuulUe* In orgaatalcc
'Vilron -nii'kdt dttbt all orer Her
i rtt rounty. Col. John D. Lancelot:
»f Goldsboro waa the apeaker for
tho occasion and kapt hi* ecdlonc*
h: th* high«at aptrlt of aathuelagm
throughout hla speech Col. Leafs
ton mad* a clean, dear eat speech.
Ira* from anything that would
IT eat* prejudice, but full of wit and
tumor that kapt kia audience Ungb
lur and applauding a good part of
•b* UPv. A large crowd enjoyod
ib* (peach and when tho time caane
for orgaaitlag Ike WIleou-BickcU
flub the membership was area larg
er than waa expected. The demo
crat* of Harnett County ora deter
mined that Haraott ahall po demo
cratic In the coming election and are
l nay In aeury direction.
The fourth quarterly conference
cf the Fayetteville District waa bald
In the Method let church her* Sun
axy night with Dr. J. T. Ofbba. pre
siding alder for the (Harriet proaid
Ir.g. Dr. Olbba preached at the
regular appointment Sunday night
and held the conference Immediate
ly after the eerrten. The follow*
*ng church officer* were elected for
the ensuing year. Steward* W. M
Crawford; J. H. Thomas: F. L Wtl
»oa; M. W. Banleld; E. S. Tar
trough: L K Btancfll; J. W. Dan
iels Superintendent of Bandar
School. E. I Yarbrough. The tt
ocnaa to exhort were renewed to R
W. BarCetd and L. R. Maxell, both
of the** exhorters made anlmdld
reports to . tbe eoet«t*N*. Dr.
Gtbbe in addressing tbe c**ofcrer>c»
wld th»t all Indications err* that
■ha district reports to tho aaraal
«' nference would be all that kt
roald art for, that tbs finances
would be paid la full and that tbe
sj trttoal condition was food.
8»ndar was a great day for tbo
Vocal T'nlon of Eastern Harnett Oo.
TbU Do ion met la the Erwin park
ht Duke for thotr aaaaal eoatssllea
Tbo mo*ting was called to order at
elTaa o-etoek by tho chairman W.
b> Jobs Broyata ud R. W. Rar
tba grounds and at I o’clock the
ringing eiaaooa of the anion mat at
tbe South PurllHon end gars their
aaaaul concert, roar elaaaea, els:
Cklcom. Pleasant Grose. Elsestlon
and Hrwln’r Chapel took part la this
concert Representative tran
praclcally all the Eastern sod of tha
oonaty worn present end thoroughly
enjoyed that day.
The community la gsperul la In
terested la tha saaouoesmeat In the
Ran day social columns of tbo sa
Lagement of Mr. Wnilam Anthony
^blto to Hill Susan Rawlings of
Wilson M. C. Mr. While la orlgtaal
Ty from Statesville bat has boos la
Duka severs! years end to now amis
last cashier in Bank of Haraott.
Mtaa Rawlings spent two ysart In
Dske teaching tho graded schools.
Tbs week ending Saturday was a
racord breaking week on tbo cotton
market both la tbo number of Poles
purchased and tho prices wore tbo
highest ever paid on market. The
farmers are patting tbs cotton on
tbe market jaet aa fast as possible
and fuel good over tbe prleaa re
ceived. The deposit* In Beak of
Harnett are more than ever before
In the history of the institution,
which shows that tbo farmers are
la debt.
n. Y. p. r. program for mok
n*Y OCTOBER l«.
SohJ-cr: How cun 1 train myself
fw clirfetffln work.
Linder— M!«u Mamie Lee.
"M-g; Hi Ip somebody loilay.
•»enio»ir» p ar<r«.
Ir'iHils "'ms Lcrder.
« il|i’n < Mitt X* 1R-X0
X Tim 1 by S id >»»e. td«: H- Kph.
«: 11-1.' mci . XU,. Matife Pope
•w*’ V' *vy fl-i.lwln
t» seektft*. I- tr.ili, „„
! T,u«t kin-.w i refufl- • Talk l»y
Mr. H. R Osip.-Ins.
We m«>i bei-w b'-w l» d> p-rvwjel
work Vies Mi MU' Xsylor.
l.r»rn to talk for Christ—Mr. Perry
Godwin. *
•J I«: Ml«s Mallle Pope
Mum ben# how »o pal bsalhesa Hi
religion.—Miss'Ethel Ration.
Scripture readings: Matt. Id- |-t —
Mia* Eva Strickland,
hong—Tbe Kings' buetnaoa.
Mr. Mark McKay, of Asheville,
was bore Iks latter part of the week
Ho came down Is set hh father. Dr
hieKay. who lives near Batata Creek
lie returned home Pend ay. Mr.
HrKay aura he It doing welt ta
Aihevllle. and that baatama ta tht
, Rountalu Hty ta fast get (lag back
i «*• normal. Be waa sue of rta rjf
. f«rers from tbe reeeat good, the wt
l tar In ble store being several feet
, d«ep when H waa et tfe height.
Mrs. Deag Smith, of PuyettovOlo.
strived Monday ta speed a few days
In tha eUy with relatives.