THE DUNN
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VOL. IV ' i __ ....
Dan. N. C, Jaw 17, 1117
UTCH HALT miUJUn
JOIN IN WAR SERVICE
wmnN3 MONTHS
Thk Nun Ur EalUted U U. 5.
Army lad Navy
STRENGTHEN EACH PART
KagvUr Army NauU| 220,000
Mark. National Guard «*■—«-»-f
Half Thai H—Ur
Washington. June 24.—Mara than
half a million man have volunteered
la the American army and navy dur
ing the period of loss than throe
months that has elapsed since vsr
was declared to exist.
The army, navy and Battens! guard
represented an aggregate strength of
Utile more than 200,000 man when
the war resolution vaa adapted. To
day between TOO.OOO aad 200,000 are
enrolled in the various branches of
the Agfa ting services aad the great
majority of thorn are armed, equip
ped aad under training. They wfll
he Joined at the end of tho summer by
aaarty a million man selected for tho
new notional army from tho miUioai
registered for war duty Jane 2.
Tbs regular army totalled • tittle
more than 100,000 man three months
ago; It la searing the 220,000 auk
today and war department officials
hucksd by the pram ef the country,
are bending every effort to Wring
It up to 200,000 during the prmeil
week.
The national guard, 160,000 strong
” ■■ ■■ uumimii UW17 m’lVf
000 today according to the beat **U
mafea aval labia Of that gmhc
“•arty 76,000 aetaaBy arc under
arms guarding agalnct German plat
ton and doing ih* jab m a tbaroagb
aad soldierly way as shown by tb*
trivial damage tb* plotter* ban been
abt* t* inflict
Tb* maria* corps, who* aiogaa of
“Ant to flgb»“ baa baaa nrpml.d
by tb* go vara men* is -“r btag ar
•-■amaed ragtowot ef ata soldier* to
Mg, Oeaeeal Pershing* aspodttkn
ar} futt* t* 7. :<*m, baa beea rate**
«*«* nadar Vice-Admiral «—« ar
upon armed freighter*, has beea rak
ed from Uee than *0,000 to ISO,000.
The bay* of the country have throag
•d to tba navy ta aacb number* that
recruit stations could sot bo bum
fait enough to accommodate them.
An entirely new feroa of railway
engineer* for duty la Prance to
handk railway problem* behind tba
flghtlag lines, eke baa beea creet
*4- Recruiting figures are not arail
nblt, but it b known that some of the
ragimeato are at full strength aad
ta go. Probably 12,000 men
ha** joined these regiment*.
Party thoueand picked man are as
dor strenuoe* training at tba officer*’
training camp* Waring good junior
officer* for tba national army. Other
thoueand* are dolag their share at
«h* medical eorpa and engineer corps
training camp* aad still other* ere
wttb tb* naval coast defense reserve
. keeping tb* Atlantic coat free from
tb* submarine asenace and Waring
a clear road for tba su dices stream
of cargo canton which are taking
thnaaanrl* of tone ef American war
and feed to tba Franck.
Belgian, Brttkh aad Italiaiw.
Tba immediate need, admiaktra
tloa officiak believe, k to VrW tb*
raguler army ap to Its full strength
without delay. These are tba first
1W troops, the men who will be tbs
Ant Americana to face tb* German
Imsta. They will b* tb* boa* aad
■Anew of General Pershing'* army.
th* pwmt *wk u nmWatfMk
for the regular*. Secretory Reker
hM (ought tho (Id of all nswepsperm
to the and that 700,00* man -t.n
h* enrolled before Iona SO.
fcoeralttag o flic era throughout the
eoaatry hove beoa instructed to ad
rba with newapapera in their aaetioa
t» work out ways of stimulating la
The goraraaaeut ha* found
Ua F»i eager to aid In making
th* nation ready for war. WHh tho
papain of each locality *«m»| up
the campaign fee recruit. a* a local
T» ,lV OP of th. rank*
on aehodulo Urn. u rugardod a* u
euree.
•rigadier Oeaoeal kfeCsla, adjut
ant gunaral af tha army, pointed out
again today that nador th* aalaa
Ue* army bill, wary man who estea
teora la th* ragnlata now bum any
wlU ho required to famiah la tho
national army. A careful reooH of
dal* distribution of roeruita is
km<it| kept.
McCola abs dirnota nttew
tbnte^Us fast that after tha mill
abaad, th. saty ^T^te
BACK INTO CAW
Thaee Vk Have Beam Dsfag Gate
Doty Raters to Camp Re ye tar
Today
Golds boro, Jane 28—Camp Kay
■tor, located at tha Wayas const;
fair grounds. Is today recatying th<
finishing toachaa la order to ha It
flnt-claaa condition by Tuesday, what
tha Guardsmen, who have been dolnj
guard duty throughout the State, wli
coase to.
Every corporation of any «t— thai
has enjoyed tha benefits of pretec
tiov by the Guardsmen has bean notl
ltd by tha War Department that sue!
guard duty has terminated aad th«
troope will be at once withdrawn foi
duty in tha training eamps. with J
passible few exceptions, where it U
considered absolutely nacamary tc
maintain uniformed guards. Thasi
corporations hsva bees advised U
famish their own aantlaak aad
guards
Reports to the regimental head
quartern in this city dww conclusive
hr that no sortoas attempts have hear
made to damage or destroy public 01
private property hi the State, and
too people as a whole are loyal aad
can be depended upon.
It k painted out by local oScen
of the Guard her* that with the can
contention of the National Guard urn
dar federal Jurisdiction, beyond State
control, tha question of local pretec.
tioa will undoubtedly engmgs tha sail
ens attention at State authoHtlm
as requests tor protection of utUt
ttoe win, according to their opdnton,
continue to bo mads aa to tha past
that where those who request It can
not provide their own protection it
■beuld look U State and mualeipeJ
franmiU far aidJa adrilthro than
to tha State may be contrasted by
tba necessity of SSttt
sort of polios constabulary fores ii
tha absence af tte National Ouard.
bar of Hen are still needed.
SOUTHERN EMPLOYEES SUB.
SCRIBE TO -UBRRTY LOAN”
Washington, D. C., Sana 28 th.—
Foot thooaaad, three haadred and
forty three employees af tha ffentb
ana Railway System subscribed to
tha "Liberty Lean” under tha pfca
outlined by President Fairfax Kar
ri*0® anthorixiag payment af rubacrip
tione In twelea equal monthly 1—
mante to be dad acted from UmIt tal
ari aa.
Comptroller A. H. Plant, chairman
of tha committee appointed to
tha eabacrtptlona, glees out tha fob
lowing latter arrittoa him by Agent
John Duff, of Dennistoa, Ve., as illaa
tratiea of tba loyal feeling af tba
Sauth^-a employee, to tba Country
la tha present crials:
“1 herewith attach yon application
Manic far *100.00 worth at Liberty
Boada. I am only roeoteiag SM.00
P«t mouth tor av eareicaa, and I am
t«« old to join tha army, an I will
•Gat my family saaaa and contribute
to tha call of my country. I do think
that ovary railroad man should con
tribute to these beads **>-t cannot
gfva hie services. We cannot allou
Bb German K alt err to come bare and
wroefc our homaa aa they have dona
Belgium and Franca. When thaaa are
paid for I win contribute more if
needed.**
NEWSPAPER CHANGES HANDS
O. J. r,
tha
CHatoa, N. C, Jwm 14,_TM«
weak’, tana of tha h^a.
•rat can-tea aa aaaattactmaat that
•fll W af iotaraat arar tha State.
Tha former awaarm of thU paper,
Moaara. T. H. aaf Theodora Patrick,
Jr., announc* that tkey have aald ta
Mr. O. J. Paterae a. of P-mrir*. La
Mr. Peteraan, who la a gradaato of
Wake Poraat OoUaca and a maa of
«*••» a attar* aad wide aaperteaaa h
aqalppad far the adHotahla of
tha Damaarat. Ha haa hadwawaLT
ar oxpariaaea, kata* at oaa time edi
tor of tha LaaaWrtoa Argoa.
Of late yearn Mr. Pataaaaa haa
haaa a loader la tha «—■rfriag prof *a
•tea la Lewlateaa. Ha la a nattr* of
Oeaaty. aad Ha i*tm to
tha homo of Ha birth la halted with
teMcht by the paayla af CHatoa aad
®*mRaaa. Tha paHttea af tha paper
wtn ramala tha maw.
Thay will ha of I*
aad win ha Srot aaa
The war
aa to tka raoolta
af raerattiito weak
oama ha aa
wwiui r&uru u
5 POND LfllAlM
1 Iwmtlil Mn«h| CImm •! finbj
tarlu Chareb—Other Newt
The people of Duke have reepoad
ad eery liberally Indeed toward* nb
1 In* tbo $400,000 allotted to Msrtl
1 Carolina aa bar portion of tbo om
1 hundred million doUnm to he —1—
; «hl» week In tha United State, bj
1 tbo Bod Crate. About flve kusdrec
poople of Duka have contributed and
the total amount la now Mil. Thii
oonma ebaoet entirely from the opera,
tlvn# of The Erwin Cotton Mills Co
Tho emounta were paid In ~.v mn/
ralaod in two days. Mr. E. T. Dash
was appointed Treasurer and has tbi
funds in hand. Other plaeos in Hsr
nett Coanty are making efforts ts
raise emounta for tbo earn*_
and Harnett County will certainly do
bar Mwra.
Fsr * fow years tbs taxmen
throughout the root sin taction of
Harnett have boon growing nnMI s
mounts of wheat. This year theeroy
Is larger and will make goad yields
The Erwin Cotton Mills have about
fifty acres already harvested and an
ffottiag something ever twenty bush
el* to the acre.
■ov. J. K. Hall pastor « Prmby
tariaa church assisted by Dr. J. J.
H1U of Bod Springs closed a vary
successful meeting Wednesday sight.
Dr. Hill who is treasurer of tho Pay
•ttevilk Presbytery did all the
Praachlag. HI* ssttMO. ware vary
forceful and much enjoyed. Sever
sl joined tha ehareh.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Q. Rawlings of
Wllsoa spent tba weak and with theta
daughter, Mta. W. A. White.
WUID raum AND
VZCITABUI
Kakigh. Jim *8— Dried mg»
Ubka and fruit* tlmi do not taste
»k« hay. Inch a preduct b umilili
»d win be'tamed ant in North Con*.
V>*AhM poor hy the thousand* of
The high price* and the
I
of drying or erapnsutlng theae rege
tahka and fruit*.
80 great has baan the intereat in
North Carolina in thk **■***■
th. Department of A*lej£. m
eantiy oant State Herticuhurkt W.
N. Butt and Assistant Horticulturist
C. D. Matthew, to Maw York to in
Tcctlgsta the moot improved and ap
proaad method* of cwaaerriag per.
bhnbk food prodnctn by tha rarioua
dryiag pm r seats, whether linrrftnd
“ •mporattng, dehydrating or itm\
eating. An of thee* variously dm
scribed methods have for their object
ths drying ef the products at lew
enengb tempertur* to avoid driving
off the essential oik which con tala
tha Savor and yet at n ouAckntly
high temperature to drtre off the
moisture quickly and thus avoid dm
teriotlon.
Vegetables and fruits dried and
mved by that# modem methods have
a delicacy of flavor that wonld net
bo suspected by a ay see who baa been
accustomed to products dried in the
sub. Mean. Butt and Matthew*,
after investigating the cosuerrrial
ykote and n number of siaalWr out
flta for bom* drying, decided that
any iatsM'-get housewife ce 04 turn
out Jnat as good products aa the
commercial plants. Mr. Matthew*
has prepared a bulled* describing tha
•mpreeed methods ef drying aad giv
ing directions for making an evapora
tor for homo ms*. Thk bulletin wffl
he evaikhk within a few day* aad
Carolina without Co*.
#It b tatotnaUn* u not* la Mi
coanaetioa that white Ihb country haa
bana backward la tha —«*— of lw
P****d aaathoda of drytar raaotablao
aad fralti than worn 411 nmwonlal
dahydratia* ptenta la Qorauay bo
faia tha bocteata* af tha war. Tha
aatobar baa aa daaht iaeraaaad ateea
than. It b alao Intanottn* to Data
that ana Naw York caacarn oaao
aaoatho a*. fllted aa atdar for 40,000
paando af eabha*a far tha rraach
Arayi 44,004 poanh af Mod cab
ba«n b o^nlnatent to 400,440 paaada
wt f roan eabbafa. bparto af tha Do
partauwt af Afrinlbn at Wa f
ton aad of *. Mata ar it
that a lar*. wba* af i,
by tbwoo.teaa aad la aoap i_o,
»»d of fnHo wttj harooftor ba and
af dry
"Oarmbroad far I
aM of tha war," b a i
by tho Now York ~
With South,
wta ba aa
MASON'S uumoH A success
a* H<U •(
toa of Scottish Etta Maaona of North
Carolina apntf la tha Maaonic
Temp la m North Front atraat at
10 JO a'ctaek r^lsidu morning. Tha
proved a eaeeaaa beyond tha
of these la charge, and
is new aaaarid eg aa annual even
along with the opting and fall re
union*. '
Degree* treat thl fourth to 14th
in chief re, wore eaaderrad by the
Johnson Blakely Lodge of Perfection,
and ftoa* tha lSthto 10th, mcluirt.
by Gags faar Chafe* No. S, Boee
Croix.
EUa Goldstein, rfDunn. was elect
ed pmaldeat of thdiaewly organised
cla*i M. M, Malgl£*, of WilabtgL
tea, op* sleeted ..fc-tary-treasurer.
da. of Dugn.
•ere made
bgW
I Jaatca L.
H. Pickett,
’ decormt
Niea Locy
1 °f the <!•
fornlshad by
H™- „ Him Kettle
Foard, Mi* Jolla j and Meeen
W. B, Mum. WUBe j and New!
bold.
fH* i o'clock Lib
erty Coeacfl of No. », will
confer degree* ft* j l»th to aOth
ineiuaive; at • e>* afternoon.
Wilmington No. a. will
trader the Slat 1 itgTem
Dlanar aad 7*0—WIL
mingtoa Star
Puqtmy l
Yancey aad
and Mia. ]
Nelaon. of
tide moraine *or
to thair
Mine Holes
f» the popular
X Joaoo UffcP*day for a visit
to New York. ~
Luther SorrsDt aad family of
Ralaitk spent Banday here with
frienda
Xis. James Edwards and family of
Kaklch apant the week-end here with
hla brother. Dr. J. X Edward* and
family.
X E. Prince *(K> family ef Ral
aiqh are ipendlnf asms time hare
with the families of J. E. 8aaaoma
and J. W. Prince.
Miaa Lottie Los Jonm of Ek)n
Collar la hero eWtinq bar annt, Mm.
*• D- Chamylan at Campion Hotel
Mim Minis Jowm mom dalmbt
Mr entertained the Embroidery
CW> at her loraly homo on Fuquay
aroano last Friday from td« until
5:30 p. m. The IWn( room and ro
c*Pt«on hall was moat artistiaaDy
dacarated ia cot Sower* and patted
plants. Mim JaMp waa ambled in
mwertatain, by 3 MLm hJ!
«• Jonas of Holly W«s. and Mm.
X X Sutton. Aft» a pleasant hour
of coneereation and ttaaie tba yoast*
VT\ 1”'riUd j**0 ** *“»n* room,
wWch • bow4 of beauty, nao
tartlwmo baby need profomly. A
delicious mlad com** followed by aa
ka course waa asrvod. Beside* tba
chib member* Ml* Jon** had as b»
fu*"**. I". N. c. Newbold of
a«lrf«X Mm. W. X Lynn, fc.. Mm.
J- D »nu of Baklch. Mr*. V. X
Wollo of darkariOA V*., and Kioooa
- ~ ---- »« n«««, mum Jonw
°* *»Up SpHaga, Lottta Lee Jomm
of Blon CoUego. '
* “* Un~ *sc- Now bold n4
ipont the weak,
and yrttb Mr*. Nawbald’a aktar, Mr*
£ t>. K. Richmond a*d Mr. Rkhmond
R. *. Root ha* ’ fotaraad .
»** to Wrighueilfc Baaeb, attand
Uc the Banker*' Jpaemfcty
**' *• A. ButtoO* confined to Ua
b^«. gu,
t»C ®» nicely.
^nrtotafad Edna CarroD
of Many>a bar* f«n*d to tbofr
Mr*. J. O. Ball aid daughter, An*
•* «-W%b. bar# murnul u tb*
»• A.
Joaa* aad Mr*, b l. Lawrtnea.
MU
near linden
PaMtUnn., JuhT tl.—A Brown
Wilkir, A wvIMbiWi ftniar ^nd
Confederate veteran of tbla county
M mt hi* bomakaar UmSmTSZ
aftarnooa. Mr. Ufcar whe wa. to
Mb Slat year, hadVkTn IB far maa
f"*; **• Wm «■*«* tba Boat prom*
inaat men of hk aMn of tba coon
!?■?<« S'*** e !»!•**. H. la mr.
’*r** W bit aaaaad wM* and oa*
W- M. WaBfer, clerk af tba
MparMr court, of Cumberland eoua
*P- Tba faaaralWfn ba b*M at Ida
REUNION IN CUMBERLAND
Oh Hudnl Present, Put. Pshia
Called ta Philadelphia.
Dako, June *4.—Thursday, Jus
21st at the home of Mr. Bailor Ivans
In Comharland County near Fayette
ville a reunion of the descendants
of Johnathan Evans and Mary Smith
was held. About one handled rela
tives ware present and (peat a very
pleasant day. A picnic dinner was
served la th* grove. The tables war*
laden with sa abundance of good
things to eat along with tea tea,
coffee, and lemonade. Immediately
after dinner the crowd gathered in
front of tho horns and Capt. J, S.
Evans of Livingston Texas gave a
short history of the Evans family.
Many things of interest as wall as
history of Cumberland County were
reluted by Captain Evans Aa«M
some of those were Capt J. 8. Evans,
of Livingston, Texas, with two af his
daughters, Mrs. Emily Uobioaon,
daughter- aad grandaughter from
South Carolina. Captain Evans aad
Mrs. Robinson are the only two Br
ing children of Johnathan Evans aad
am seventy four and nighty Sve yners
old respectively. Others present ware
Masses.- John Evans, Bailey Brans,
Fairly Patterson, Marshall Williams.
John Elliot Das Hagfa Shaw, Henry
Williams, Tom Pordle, Ospt WU
liable, Peter Williams. Hr. Carrie
Mr. Dick; Mr. Franklin McNeill, E.
S. Yarbrough. Along wtth these were
their wives aad children all of wham
composed a happy party at ahont
one hand red.
Prof. B. F. Dalton was Sunday
called to Philadelphia oa account of
the death of Me brother. Prof. Dal
ton just last week returned frem
Philadelphia wtth the report that hit
brother was much bettor. An opera
tion had been pnemesry following
pneumonia, but later another opera
tion was necessary aad It was at
this time the dosth occurred. Tho
yoang man was a medical student.
**• K. Parker to W. H. Bolder M
OCIM h» U. L. R. Township, —nrtfir
etion IMS. ,
John L Roberta > nmlm Ca. he
John A. MrUei and wife 4 late la
^saa aassuatte
Bailie J. Pardie 1 let ia Dean, eoa
eideratioa ISM.
C. D. Bhduua to G. 8. Lea I lots
in L)ann, consideration 1100.
J. W. Pardie trustee for Pardie
Hooks Co. end Stephens Howard Go.
to J. L. Johnson It seres la Blade
Riser Township, consideration |lr
14B.fl.
R. 0. McNeill end W. W. Allen
mortgaree to Tobe Cameron 714
acres la Stewart’s Creak TspadHp,
consideration HOC.
Saw McDoagaid to Sophy Brown
94 seres la Avermsboro Township,
consideration 9M.
John A. Weeka to J. L PiiiUj
9H acres ia Averashoro Township
consideration ft mad lore and affec
tion
R. M. Coats end wife to E. M. Hen
by 1 loU la Coats, considcraion 1100.
R. C. Bpmce to W. R. Johnson tl
1-5 an«a in Neill's Craelc Township,
consideration |S00.
J. Willie Moore to Alonxa Parrish
107 acres ia Grova Township, con
sideration *1000 and other valuable
considerations.
O. S. lee to R. L. Cod win 1 acre
ia Averaaboro Township, considera
tion 160.
R os tell Layton to Elisabeth
Tntalere % acre in Daks Township
consideration $180.
H. B. Woodley to K. C. Byrd 149
ecrce In 8tsmart's Creek Township,
considerations.
Naneey Jans Wicker to James B.
-v Km iu u. b a. iownsnip,
consideration I SCO.
John K Hodges trustee, and the
Bank of Harnett to Roes Beat 1 lot
la Dunn, consideration S1000.—Har
nett Reporter.
GREATEST HOARD OE
COLD EVER ASSEMBLED
How Took, Juno it.—'Th# count
what government officials he Here
th# great am hoard of gold rear stor
ed simultaneously In one place la
th# history of the world, consisting
°f English, French and American
coin* aad bull ton that Have al gone
Inta th* moltlag pet, together, total
lag »7«5,**©,MO, Has jest bean com
pleted at the United Stats* aaaay ef
flee her* “without a penny found to
bo missing,” k waa announced today
by Edward F. Leach, head of th*
aottlaawnt committee now taking
the annual Inventory and audit of
th* office.
Verne M. Be vie. superintendent of
the office, said bullion now aa hand
b more than ton times Urn normal
overage of previous year*.
Us* bom* pood acta always In pre
ference to food and food staffs fm
portod from ether section*. Th* nll
wapu era kaadleapped already In tneir
aarviao to their country and th* V-n*
•f throe products they have to haul
the hotter coa they serve the Hatton.
•ONE DKY LAW W
EFFECT SUNDAY
omm Staten, a* a whole, aad feorteaa
State* a* far as their dry nabdtain.
ioae at* ran* erne I, wll ha affected
Joly let next by the aaUaSncsNStaff
Md bow* by act. which wfll ye iata
•«e*t oa that data, Ilfcl t*
Way** B. Wheeler, yiaitml — r~T-*
of the Aati-Salaoa Leaya* *4
faetad a* a who**: Unhewn. Art
saas. Cole rede, Georgia. Idaho, la
diaoa; ia dhyoda, Iowa, Naina, Kata
eaa. Wnta^yi. North Caiatiaa.
North Dakota, OMoboi*. Orayoa. S.
Carolae, Both Dakota, Taawaaaaa,
Viryinlm, Waahlogton aad Wert Vita
tints.
•Thaae Btatce wll be affected ta
the dry aahdiThtaa* carertay thotal
•and* of citiaa, ePtayw. tawadUya
aad cauatiaa: California, Caaart
ieot, Delaware. Matrhad. Tam.
Vrraoat, Laalaiaaa. Now S*aqSkt,
Now Toth. Otaa. Ehoda tataad, Meta
acHraeeUa aad Nl— ltd.
The taw hee—e« *yatln la
A lacks. April M. l»l»I — — ‘
December SI. Illli Otah. A«wt
1. 1SIY; laditwa la dhyata, April
«. ISIS.
“Vietatleae of theca acta ar* yoahh
ad hy a y north Icffa* at SIAM ar
■ta month*' lyyfcwd cr tarth.
«r*d it wa. originally yhato to to
pUytd o« July 4th, aad ta hooping
with tha day. However, tha Bay
^^a^tove toaa grantsd that day
wffl occupy tto toSttok a grand
feature at tto WWta Way theatra,
aaaely, "Tto Adventure ad A Bay
Scout." Hence Mn. Yeung piatym
•4 tor affair aad aa tto —e«i«g
af July ath aa rtttairina af tto
tthta patriattoa will eoear to tto dag.
lag af this Baa patriatto play.
It will cover tto nhjset baa to.
ginaiag to aad aad wtH to featured
by aaaMroaa Soldier Soya, Bad Qraat
Nona, aad Boy Beaato. Everything
contained to tha play wil toast to
blending one Baa aninfral of In
terest and patriattoa. By ■tliallia
this play roe wffl tore tto apper
taahy af casing a Baa dm aad ad
tto catot thac a toning ap of that
•rest virtue ghtriathto Aha tto
play Iteotf wffl bo far tto toasdt ad
tto Library to to coca taataOod ta
thia city aad It wffl to caBod a con
tribution to tto library rand.
BCD CHOM KHICMTB ‘
i will M a m* Groaa Kalehtl
I will war tha fllaal
1 WZ
■earn may Maw tha aUrrfae Ufa;
Soma may wta a m*L
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