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VOL* W Dtnm. N. C., J0y St, ItlT
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MASTER LIST OF
DRAFT DISPATCH
ED TO LOCAL BOARDS
DmU* Ik* Number of Mem la
Quotas to Appear
TO CALL MORE IF NEEDED
Flaal List Skews Only Few
Errors in Uaeftcial Report
Drawing Published
Washington. July 24.—With the
—star lists of Friday's conscription
drawing in tha Mail for distribution
to tha local boards, tho teak of as
sembling tha national army of 600,
000. has passed eat of tha hands
of tho federal government tonight
and into thooa of tho chriHan autbori
Usa who will notify tho neon drawn
and paaa oa exemptions.
Aa soon as tho liota ara rooaivad.
each board will raMnson for physical
examination double tho newber of
bn la tha district pots. If more
art nsedod tha aotharttlea win keep
oa calling until tho quota is filled.
Tho final Hot Aon only s few
errors la tha unofficial report of tho
drawing already transmitted through
out tha cans try by tho praaa. In
cluding all tha adjustments found
necessary la to meting tha official Hot
to meka ap for Bumboes that were
rand opaidc' doom, or were Misread,
and alas all errors la transcription
in the rash af the drawing and tha
boats to got the figures to tho wires
there are leas than two-score varia
tions between the list compiled by
tha Associated Press and tha Master
Tha anrprtaa af tha offirlsl record
to the fact that tha abasing number
indicated by tha drawing af a blank
capaeto as No. 10^04, waa located aa
aortal Ns. 1.7*4. It was placed toot
la tha master sheet and bocomaa lia
bility No. 10.400. No. 2,740, drawn
ana No. 14.4M, was food to bo
daplUotod and waa atrichan out.
MUMIW m
HCAl CHATLAJNB’ TALK
the Ward Delivered. Bat Informal
Talks to Maa
Ausrins Training Canto In ftiwa
Jaiy at_(Bp Dm Associated Press.)
_Tha chaplain* with the American
troopa began (heir Sabbath duties
••rip today, and by T o'clock nost of
theca woo la antomoWiles which car
ried them from one encampment to
aaethcr. They spoke briefly to the
mrn. delivering no mnoona in the
customary sense of the word, but talc
lag to and with tbs soldiers. The
substance of their talka was an ad
monition to the men to ramambsr
they were engaged In a man’s game,
not a child's, and to act accordingly.
More than oaa chaplain paid high
compliment to the soldiers for their
manly bearing, and urged continu
um of the attitude which was per
mitted the men to settle down la the
community without the slightest fric
tion and without any of the evils
which some times occur io rack dr
ibs ssrriceo today, which wore the
first since the arrival of the troops,
were anden om I rational hi the mala
Soldiers of the Catholic faith not only
attended tha chaplains’ talka. but U
many instances want to tha meal
Catholic churches that dot this am
tioa of France. It was a day of row
for the man, who were relieved oi
their drilling and long hikes In tin
afternoon there waa a baseball gams
Thousands utilised the opportunity 11
writs home, and the oAcen who act
a* censors hod anything but a lax
■Hss.
TIm main body of iii^wpiT cop*
respondents it expected to arrive to
morrow and Job *b* reyeneutativm
•f th* prem associations who already
are taetaUed here. Their first dnty
will be to and ergo vaccination for
typhoid. Who* aU those correspond
ents, of whom then are IS, have re
covered, they win he quartered in •
chain** near headquarters.
SEVERAL OP DUNN*! MOST
PROMINENT YOUNG MEN LEFT
THIS MORNING FOR
RALEIGH
First Company of Coast Artillery
that has been recently organised at
RaM(A wiD meet |„ Raleigh today
far mahWaatlo*. Tbs foRowtog are
several of Dean’s young men who
holoag to this compuay; vohuitesrin*
before th* draft coaid taka atari!
Mem. W. a Thompson, A Icy Park
er, Ralph Parker, I> W. Strickland,
Door Cohan, Ralph Wad*. Hoary
Loo. Caspar Warm*. Jaaa* Wilson,
and Robert Pearsall. Mr. PsaraaR h
Bergs set Electrician of th* Company,
and no donbt ho win eerv* well tn
this capacity
PREPARE NOW FOR NEXT
WHEAT CROP
Th* 0. E Doyartmewt ed^Agrieul
HARNETT RED
_ CROSS WORK
IstSMin Interest U Being
Manifested—New Member*
for Organisation. U. I>
Government Accept* Ser
vices of Chapter.
Os Tuesday, the 17t& uf July,
through Dr. L P. Hicks, the Harostt
County Rod Cross Chapter offered it*
services to the United States Govern
ment and was accepted.
Oar government has called from
the manhood of Harnett County 248
of it* best for terries in Prance.
Thdir business will be t* aid ia mak
ing the world safe for democracy.
These 248 men are only the Ant
draft Others will follow.
What are we, who stay at boma,
willing to doT
In order to moke this great world
struggle as short as possible, the
Harnett County Had Cross Chapter
is called apoa to do it* part. We,
who are not permitted to go te the
filing Kno, have even a graver daty
to perform. Wo mast ear* far the
tick end amended on the battle field,
tend all of oar efforts to tho allevia
tion of soffering in the trenches, help
with the blind and crippled after the
battles have passed.
Below is a Kat from Dnna of those
who have Joined tho Harnett County
Rod Cram Chapter since loot Tues
day:
WIU yon help nsT
Dr. Farguerd Smith: Meedsmss J.
P. Pittman, J. 8. Parthtag. R- L. War
ren, W. 8. Warren, Annie Young, J.
L. Hines, Goo. E. Prince: Mimes
Madrid Hood. Will Cooper, JsanJta
Crockett, Grace Crockett. Lonnie
Gainey. Mamie Warn*. Viola Mc
Neill, Looms Wilhama. Rena Bernes.
This makes a 'total ad 123 paid
members with 1188,00 collected. The
■esul ■ well. fhln fee la 81.0*. aw
$2.00 which includm unnual mtmhar
•hip tad the M Crum for
om jpmt. Ch«chi may ha made pay
able to Mr. Vn. A Whho. Tree*
ft
U Hicks wffl he glad to give inf or
i-mum
something further of the work.
VACATION 1NCRIAAE1 TYPHOID
CHANCES
Stoto Board of Hoolth Warm *|sl«sl
Going aa Vsoatlaa Wlthsal Be
The Bute Board of Haotth b again
urging people not to •go' ion their
recetion until thoy here taken the
eaedns treatment against typhoid
fever. The Board urges this pracan
tion on account of ths many daagon
of taking typhoid that ere likely to
bs met sn mention tripe, campleg
partis* or outings of any kind. It
says that thers ere many mors
chances of getting the Infection when
traveling and when eating sad drink
ing at various places then at home,
end that ths hast sod about the
only safeguard against each Unbili
tins Is ths immunity to ths disease
that is to ba bed from the medos
treatment
Ths Board says further in its note
| of warning that often whet Is in ths
I beginning n bright ed joyous mcetiei
is at the sad oee of sickness and
sadness on account of this one am
heeded precaution. People don't al
together ignore this important fso
tars sf their preparation for men
lion but (Bay neglect It until ft mall]
for lack of Urns H Is dismissed ei
out of the qasetieu.
TV-- ,_» »V- Board “iVo.
an paopla who, If thay an going to
Uw mountains, maka thaaustrss
think that than to bttia or no don
gar, and that thair risk against It
la only a minor ana. And than ara
thoss who think If thay go to tho
good hotels and an eanfnl of whan
and what thay ant and drink that
thay will not ho likaly to moat tha
lafaction. It to against Aa un.ua
paatlng natato of typhoid a*d against
tha uncoatrotobto manna of gpmadr
tag tho Infection that maka Aa no
eina treatment aa a protection an oak
uablt.
Mr. Byron Ford to bon to apaad
tha ltlf wbaat crop of Worth Caro
tin. at t.ltMOO buAato. Compand
with As ytold for ltld, As preoaol
crop to Aatt by 1,174,000 buabato.
At this rata of pradaactoa./ha BtaU
will coaaama far food Ala yaor about
t,7It,000 buabah of wbaat mam
Ann it pradaraa.
Under Aa proa ant aoadHSono a(
food supply and dsound, M «IU to
nicimary to grow a largo quantto]
of food aropo aa irna^liilly ai
poadbta. In order to grow n ero|
most aaaanariaally. ana should to
familiar wlA As boat ylildtog sort
attoa, www of boat aaad. psapar anl
ttratton and fartlbaBtion. and tto
hast time to ptowt. Mash of Aa*
potato are Impaataai A As gaaw
i lag of wbaat. Eitiaatoa Farm Wswi
•HOT rot TELLING OP
GERMANY'S CONDITION
Letter Prsm Kahar’s Lead SWwi
Klad e# Eaemy The Unit
ed Santa* Haa .
Southern Piacs, July 21.—Jaat to
ghrs no Idaa of the kind of an enemy
the United State* is confronting in
the old world o Utter front n North
•re State received this amok In South
ern Pinas la worth noting- The letter
talk of a German girl living m a
Northwestern town. Tho girl not
long ago had a letter from har mother
back In Germany. After a sorrow
fol chronicle of whet war has done
to the family back In the fatherland
the mother io her desperation deplor
es the terrible condition, of which
the end asema not to be in eight
nnUm some one ahoald shoot the
kaiser and atop the dreadful reign af
death and denotation. The letter waa
permitted la paaa the center and coma
to tho girl in Amsriea. But oa the
margin of the Uttar was written,
"Your mother waa shot today for writ
lag this." It waa one of these bite of
homer that the German authorities
delight in whan killing U going on.
That la tho that that three tana chr
Lhration, that Cerman daligfat in
orushy and waOowiag in blood.
MRS. CASTLE PLAYS DOUBLE
ROLE IN SERIAL
A plot to secure pi i ms mi as of the
1100,000,000 prepared asm fund Croat
od to defend America U foiled bp
Petris Chanaiag la "Allam Nameata,"
the Mi epUod* of “PATR1A**. the
serial romance by LewU Joseph
Vases, which win be shown at the
White Way Thantra Thursday night.
Mm. Vernon Cast la in this opUodo
P“7* use oouow row or rwa uan
ntag. heri— to aiUioaa aad the
gnat Planning Monition Works aad
ter. The other ■—ban of the all
star oast an Milton SUs, who plays
the part of Donald Parr, Warner
Olaad, who plays the rote of Baron
Horokl aad B. W. Stewart, in the
rote of Bdoaard. This osteal was
prod—pd far iateggatteowl by Wtear
tew. be., aad la rateaabd by hithi.
WMswawtaas
sett dion, being to advised by Don
ald Pan, ate faan for her life,
should Harold tears of bar where
abouts. Klein c causes a stir in New
port society by announcing her en
gagement to De l.liaa, tbs confeder
ate of Huroki. a beet by the schemers
expect to eecurs poeaeeaSon of the
Prepare da— fund aad the control of
the great Chaanlng aasMew works
la the interests of their countries.
Edward, Elaine's dancing partner,
aad lover, enable to obtain any trace
of bar leas Petrie's picture in the
paper aad Identdtes it as that ef
Elaine. He begins to drink heavily
and goes to Newport bart Is denied
admission to the Ckanlag reeidaiira
and does not see Elaine. Harold
teOa Kim to follow Captain Parr whs
took Blaine away.
That night, Patria, drives to daa
permtion by bar loneliness, paddtei
in bar canoe to the beach hi front
of her beans merely to have a look
at the hoses where an imp eater b
mistress in bar place. Edouard, ten
king about the grounds, seines her
thinking eke to Elaine, and vows lx
win kill Donald on sight. Patria, re
■—baring her experience at the Mk
sight Frolic with Bdosnrd (fas n for
■er episode) is frightened, but Ban
ague to escape from him and return,
to her to the lonely cottage. Thi
next day Donald, going to visit Pa
1 trie is foileared by Edouard, wtx
tries to kill him but is nrevanted bl
Patria and Edooard cocapee.
Elaine gives a masked ball at the
Chancing villa with dancing on the
lawn by moonlight. Patria accom
panied by DeaoM feta Into tbs benaa
through a aide door aad gaea to bar
dressing ream, leaving Donald con
cealed into the hall. Patria wearing
a made sends a amid to fetch Bala*.
Whan the daacar arrieoo «h» ia aer
ated with a revolver in the hands of
a determined woman and ordered to
take of her c lathee. Patria and
Blaine change caetamaa which la no
sooner dawn than Ed award climbs a
ladder to the window. He torn Elaine
only, aad ia Me Jaalena rage, aboota
her and diaappaara. Donald ruahae
la at the that, aad qnieUy giving Pa
tria laatraetieee what to do, goea-oot
another door, oa Here id, Da Lima
and Fanny Adair eater la gleet e»
(ttement. Pointing to the dead body
of the dan ear, Patria mourning the
part of Elaine, eooly talk HoreU that
Patria la deed, aad that it io ope to
Mm to eovor op the mardar. Edoaerd
rath 11 to the eMif aad ploagea off to
Ma death.
^BECKED AUTOMOBILE
CARRIED LOAD UQUOE
Dak a. iaty U.—A aortoua a^to
mobile aeeident recurred ea mala
•treat Monday la front ff the boms
of A P Daria. The two ear* WON
rnrodog aad roa t father aad wen
both badly torn ap hot no one wa
■aritwriy but. One oar woo i
hemmed ear fee Mr* operated by L
NORTH CjftOLDU
Bakkfc.
•74 n*n wfll
StaU of North
akr army and
tha Brat cal
affording to
tha adjutant
J. ttcKaoy,
timata aftar
obs work.
Harnatt
BMB with a
tba National
only 111 toko
pastor, Bar. O. W. BoUiaa, to W as
sisted bp Be*. J. . Adteaa. D. D., of
Charlotte.
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War* M. Papa, Kp.
DUNN. N. C
P. Jackaoa of Dana «U a load of
yaaag folks, who had booa aMtfcii
tka pork at Duka. Tkfc oar waa tu»
ad iwr, oaa
l
roa. TUa aar waa aat aa lady daw
a**d aad apaa aaaadaHaa It aw
found to ba laadad with a *ra gultei
l Jug of whlakay aad avraral ■ailllii
i guantMoa. Deputy Mart# A. E flat]
I or took eharga ad Ifca aar aad aaadaak
i aad about taw o’clock tka mm
night Oaear Truatww aaBad la Marti
Harppr aad
Mata. War
t for True Iowa far ]
■ kay la kla paaaaa tkaa tka In
i altowi aad It ki < ot>
i ar procaadiaga wid 1 alna
i Ua. Tka wrack m dgMofiah
r Tka corn to lha dda a
l tka atnwt aad Idl aatfl tka Ml
i> sofniif.
ALLIES GAIN MUCH
BY ACTION Off SIAM
E-fry Ufr War Ofras Uahrehaa
FaaornUe Canal Uaa Fra*
dim to ..
New York. Jmly 11.—Tha ifriwn
meat teat Siam law declared a Bate
stenlAcanee thaa Mgkt at Srat ha
topi iaad. according to /aka Banatt.
director of the paa-Ameriaaa Uatoa,
Warnhington, aad fonnsriy United
States minister to Siam.
"Steal’s chief taapertonaa la the
present war crisis, is that it Is pme
ttoaUy tha rise granary far senna
of food supply fee Chtea, and Its
aettoa nay hare a direct effect open
China's atUtads toaard Germany,”
■aid Mr. Barrett today.
"It also gives the Allies now, Sat
tee first teas, aa aabrekaa faeocahte
coast line all the army front Chtea
to tee Mediterranean, fee Stool was
the only neotral territory la that sa
tire dfrtsnee of many thsoaaad asUaa.
adeqaata° to patrol the Stem court
has of nearly 1,000 Biles.
MORE THAN UN IAB0NEB1 OH
THE FARMS OF NEW HAN
OVER COUNTY
tow MiraitrT to? In J. C. Praltoa,
■mialiall'i Ti *£-*** P. Harrla«a»d
-J. P. Mania* and On.
Oraat ware than I0O* panada of
aatofcapa van taaaarnd to? Ikm
aaikada—knot la K*M aak; knot
la baary nU; aatf aakbaaa la bfiaa,
Tto eradH tar tha nr? adraettoa
nones i
O* aaaaaot *f Um warthar aandt
tiaaa wtriak praraalid aar Maad
fraaa naiia* la tawa toy » a’atort
miaidaj Mr Slat, wa ton part,
paaad *Wta* snap ttoa HIM to
Oald aadU Saaaiday, Jaly SBtk, ISW
at S o’atoak. Lrt arary aaa tala
arttoa and toa praaaat rt ttort ttoai
vMto dtobata tor tha to* Gold Pnlto
art. axtandad aatU Batarday. lrt]
Mk, 1B1T, aari tat to*** aawa graa
bar*ato» fdr aB vka all taka ad
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