THE DUNN
• . « .
t .• •
vol. rv <•..
_ P»». W.. c, Au^ «
Decides to Reject
Peace Proposals;
Scores Monarchs
s
Reply Regarded As Climax To Argument In Case
Humanity's Liberty Vs. Autocratic
Ruthlessness
FRESH APPEALS TO
GERMAN PEOPLE IN
WILSON’S REPLY
Wilaoa Probable Spokesman of
Democratic Allies
Before World
Paaerml Teaor Anticipated Ev.ry
»b", Bat Ns 14m Had ml
hrwif Tarau
Washington, Aug. 28—President
Wilson • rejection of the Pope's peace
proposals la regarded here aa the
high water mark of the war. Forth-,
armors, it is iailicatlvr of tbr virtual
•***ctl£,n «f the President by the
Allies aa their spokesman before the
world.
The note comes as a climax to
the remarkable aeries of state docu
ments in wtiirh President Wilson has
argued the cause of world democracy
aplnat aatocrac, in the high court
•I public opinion and accept- <
ad more and more by the people of
•11 the allied countries as expressing
their ideals.
Thar* appear* to be no doubt that
the United States was selected to
make answer before the world, ia ad
vance of all tha others Whether the
Entente nations will send extensive
repile* ia sot known her*. R ia
mmidtd aa probable that they will
if bm measure adopt the Pnaai
dawt's reasoning for their own and
••od BOtN of endorsement.
The gee end tenor of Xkc Freni
the forceful terms he would employ
to nay that the world can hare no
f«kW in » V . -*-« I - _—_a
- — —-—— —uemvu*
•f Cemvanf.
Appeal «a WwUUn People
Btadeata of diplomacy see In hie
denounciation of tha military auto
cracy a fresh appeal to the war-rid
dsn German people to doom Ho
henxollemism and military domination
of peoples. That this can and should
bo accomplished without the destruc
tion of the German people is one of
the striking expressions in the Pra
■idont'a note, when ha expressly dis
claims any intent Ui seek punitive
damage" and the dismemberment of
ompirae or oven the punishment of
the Central Powers after the war by
gigantic economic combinations
against them.
This shaft is aimed straight over
the heads of tha army—controlled
German foreign office at the under
staading and appreciation of the Ger
man people, already manifesting
many signs of a determination to
assart their right to govern them
aelves by parliamentary methods.
Doty Caaffded to America.
Active exchanges have been in pro
greee between the President, Secre
tary Lansing and tha Entente Pow
ers, mainly through the American
dip loss a tic representatives abroad, re
garding tha answer to bo made to the
Pope’s proposals. It seemed by com-1
■ton consent that to America was
confided the heavy responsibility of I
framJng and delivering the first of!
tha replies. The propriety of this1
roars# was spparent from the const-1
deration of toe fact that every one
•f the Entente premiers and foreign
ministers who had spoken publicly on
the subject of peace had turned to
the language of President Wilson’s
historic address to Congress, and his
other public utterances on the sub
ject as disclosing their own coneco
uona 01 we proper bum of peace
negotiation*. And even more potent
than this consideration was the con
viction that America was hast fitted
of all nations to deal with what it
was hoped would be the death blow
to aatoeraey of the Germanic type.
Last night the President’* note wee
handed over to the trusted telegraph
ers of the State Department to be
sent on Its way by eable to Ambas
sador Pago in London, who was to
dsltvar it to Foreign Minister Bal
*®*r ,or transmission to Rome. At
“• same time, copies of the eora
mumcatlon were placed In tho hands
of the diploaaatie representatives of
the Entente powers in Washington
for their Information.
Although tho Pone's proposals wars
addressed to the Madera of the na
tions St war. which of course Inclod,
od President Wilson and was signed
by tbs Pontiff himself the response
seas signed by Secreatry Lamring. Tho
latter however expressly stated that
ho was merely transmitting tho Presi
dent's reply.
The Italian armies operating
against tha Asatrians along the laon
se have captured more than 22,00g
prisoeera and have occupied much
sx i^rSs.dwr,,ic
Only one-dftfc ef the men selected
through the draft will be railed Sept,
r it M announced by tho government
The tote Intention sis to call 2* per
coat September II • so percent Septem
ber Iff; W> persent September .14 and
( percent eoaee time in October.
DUNN'S ROLL OF HONOR
Thirty-nine young men of
Dunn ore now In active ser
vice with the venues branch
es of American arms. Six
of these art from two fami
lies, Mruteaant William C.
Lee, Edward Lee and Henry
Lee being sons of Hr. nad
Mrs. Eld red g* Leo; Paul
Bailey, Wilbur Ballsy and
Roy Bailey being sons of lfr.
end Mrs. L. F. Bailey.
The names of Dunn’s he
roes follow;
U. S. ARMY
WMUam Joaoa
MR Taylor
U. 8. Expeditionary Forma,
Franco
Poul RaRey
Fifth U. 8. Coast Artillery,
Fort Milas, P. I.
Wilbur RaRey
Second U. 8- Coast Artillery,
Manilla, P- I
Wilbur Smith
U. 8. Training Camp, Van
couver Bunaks, Wads.
Noleaa * MJ
2*rd U.-8. lafaatry, Honolu
lu, H. L
U. 8. NAVY
Pool CauhmuM
U. S. Ship Utah, ears Foot- jj
1 " r n- t" n 1 'l “
1 Wm. C. (Jtcil) Si •wart
*>u nvrTM
J. Ed. Cats
U. 8. Naval Training Station.
Naarport, R. L
Van Sana Hadgn
U. 8. Ship North Carolina,
care P. M., Naw York.
N. Y.
U. S. MARINE CORPS
J. Tkmaae Sutton
Co. A., Marino Barracks,
Philadelphia, Pa.
U. S. NATIONAL ARMY 1
Uaulaaaat Wa. C. Lea
Camp Jackson, Columbia,
S C.
U. S. ARMY. NATIONAL
GUARD
Capt. J. L. Hiaaa
Capt. W. D. Holland
Willard A. Jaokoon
Prtar Parker
lorry Gadnla
Ralph Wads
Ala.and Wotrkr ■ *h
Alaiond W oat Wreak
LasnaM Joralpaa
Co. M. 2nd N. C. Infantry,
Charlotte, N. C.
Proa ton Llayd
Booth Carolina Infantry,
’ Greenville, 8. C.
Robert Youai
Hradquartora Co. M, 2nd, N.
C. Infantry, Chariotta,
N C. | ;
V U_•
N. C. Track Co., Camp Sorter
Greenville, & C.
Qdward Lee
Co. A. N. C. Engineer*, Camp
Bovier, Greenville, 8. C.
Dick JcIuum
Machine Gon Co. 2nd N. C.
Infantry, Spartanburg, 8. CL
NORTH CAROLINA COAST
ARTILLERY
Ralph Wade
Ralph i. Parker
Leea Caha
Hearg C. Lae
Week, B. Th.mp.ea
Caaper e Warrea
Lewi. Strtehleml .
•lea*. M. Wllem.
**Wrl J. PaareaU
N. C. C. A., Port CaaweO,
m. a
MEDICAL SECTION. U. S.
ARMY
Preetim M. »-■
Hoepitnl Corpa, Port CaawaD,
N. C.
A mbalance Cerp, Unit No.
42
MEDICAL SECTION U. S
reserves
Dr. J. S. Themp..,
<Pirat Lieat), Part Daa
Moinae. Daa Meinm.
Iowa.
BUAKV J PTS
214 OF FIRST 375j .
100 MORE CALLED.
lUrMH’a Quota E.putted to B*
Computed From NumW
Ewamtuad thU WmIi
Twe.ly.te. an Called fee beue.
iaatiee* •• te Physical FIlMH
M Mon SelectW.
ahundred and fourteen of the
Vc ,B,Ud before the Har
iwU Exemption Board had been ex
omated when examination! wen com.
ptotad Saturday night, lag had been
accepted and 12 wan called far re
enaloitloni. . An additional too
**[• *^u*d examination!
Lhli week- Prom these the x-i
S,"* U'® 111 nr*lBd U nnd
**e examination oOetn
will be ehaaan, It la expectad.
Name* of those chosen far service
In addition to thoa* pubtiated^££
wnk-o laauo of th. Dlapateh ££
low:
278—127 William O Chaace, Bunn
laval
2*7—1057 L J. Mayner. I.iadcn
2*8—1258 He ary Lather McDougxld,
Lillington, rt
305—77* Daniel B. Holder, Broad
way
M*—tl* Geo. D. Elliot, Duke
—*6 Harvey G. Avery, Doke
*{*—*89 Prank Johnson, Bonnlsvel
*>7—*56 Gao. K. Johnson. Spool
*88— 15*6 Matthew! Ray, Duke
**0—122 James W. Baia, Dnnn
!??—**? Rfbert L. Hunt, Dana
1*7—*06 Oker Kaon, Costa
18*—1*87 Calvin Harris, Duke
148—1628 Lonnie See berry, Dnnn
166—7*8 M. Prank Han, bake
154—820 William L. Con. Duma
»«0—650 Thomas P. Hochaday, An
K5~i°!7cCUrU* *• Olivia
171—84* Goo. Robert Johnson, Doan
4; Jama. Beet, Daii
Tb* following ten been n sailed
x> appear before th exemption Board
>«|jA^i\mt 27th, to be n-asamlnod
Floyd Morris, broad way
Atlas Williams, Linden
W. W. Thomas, Olivia
JM. R. Edwards, Duke
Joaeph Li Ik nston
JrgTuSTw-e
eaaggmr-^
Irn B. Broun, Angler
Jessie McNeill, Duke
Geo. V. Haidar. Broadway
Dr. B. L. Warm, Dunn
Herman W. WhHtenton, Duke
•**nder McN. Bain, Harnett
Saady McLean. Thorn wall
Andrew J. Wester. Kipling
Hunter Smith, Dunn,
rheea Exempted ere:
l—-848 Maleom Dickens, Broadway
1—884 Robert Buries Jernigaa,
Dunn
I—1878 William Alvin Wade. UL
. lington
r—1M# Floyd Morris, Broadway
I- 202* Atlas Williams, LhT'
0—783 Mathew Mack Johnson, Lil
llngten
12—1888 Watson Thomas, Olivia
id—1117 Hector McLean, Lllllngton
7—887 Bartley Washington Johnson
18—-2034 ^eter Weathers, Broadway j
10—878 Cart Robert Hodges, Dunn ,
12—509 James Britton Edwards, j
Duke
18—948 James Thomas Lee, Dann ,
18—1267 Eddie McNeill, Bunn level
II— 848 James Leslie Fowler, Duke
12—128 Duncan Black, Dunn
14—1217 John Finley McGill. Duke
18—784 Joseph Nathan Johnson, Lil
li ngtoa
18—107 Roger Byrd, Dunn
10—1546 Adolphus Bay, Llllington
10— -1888 Melvin Rogers, Broadway
11— 1889 Jaeais Martin Norris, Bun
Isvel I
12— 816 Rob Lee Gunter, Duke 1
14—1878 Robert Milton Stewart, 1
Dm
18—1186 Alexander McLean, Bun- ]
MTtl
10— MO Wob Walker Good win,
Caste
1— 1*9* WlMUm Archie Wade. Duke
>4—HM Charles Stewart, Dunn
9 Ml Otho Cobb, Angler
9—IMS Marlon Lennel Rollins, Kip
14—1099 Robert Willis* Moore, Lil
linrton
16— 914 Jack Lewis, Doan
«—lift Mark W. McOuay, Dunn
11— 1IS9 Jaaae Meely, Dunn
'2—10 Farcy Khnon Adame. Angler
19—1021 Vernon Bright Morgan,
Dam
'9—1221 Herbert William Nerdaa.
Angler
'7—1222 Daniel Jefferson Stewart,
Dm
9-1221 Alexander MeLean, Doha
H—1241 NehemUh Thomas, Broad
way
14—1224 Earnest Franklin Ryale.
Duka
•*—17*1 Henry Cohn Stewart, Lil
linfton
17— 1779 John Thurman Smith, I
Dok*
>2—422 Benjamin Foyd Honeycutt, »
AaMor
'7—**7 ^Loanie Green Lawrence, I
14—1494 Kshenrd Lee Parker, LU- «
Sngtoa
id—If21 Andrew Stewart, Lllfiagtoa
'7—901 Nathaa Henry Godwin. I
Dun q
*—l*M^Nnrphy Farguaon McKay,
00—110* H««ry Harrison HeAlMst- !
ar, Bute's Creek
0«—•MlUhart Jaapsr Oargaalena, i
OvprhilU
02— 122 Nathaniel J.7 Black. \M- \
Coaitnusd an flfth p^e)
JAPAN REAFFIRMS
HER DEVOTION TO
THE ALLU&'S CAUSE
I«Ui PUem «f Flowers
. oa Tomb of Washington,
' “Cidaen afdm World.”
NeteM.
v. Kroont. IbN, t|i social areUu
Mdor from Japaa. ffiecing a wreath
of rooea and cryaamsmam* os the
tomb of George. Wlihtnrton »t lit.
Von,on Sunday cl lead the right
for Japaa to boo t Washington's
m*?°Ty. ,.*nd, her devotion
to the All loo* loose I at tha principles
for which they wag bottle.
Th; members of i |p Japanese mis
•ion, with Secretary md Mrs. Daniels
aa hosts, adiled do bthe Potomac
oa the president's fjtkt Mayflower.
Accompanying then*were Ambassa
dor Sato, Secretariat Lansing, Ked
field aad Baker, Pdiuatcr General
Uuriaane, Speaker dkg*. tnemben of
tbo Senate and Fionas, high officers
af tha army, navy ahf marine corps,
members of tha ngfass of other
■loropeso coantriea a)jf many promin
ent people In diplomatic and official
llfo. T
With the nod sam'gf Japan on a
white Said waving adtb the Stan aad
Stripes above him, lb rmtmmtoMvo
of one of the oldasi dvfllxationa oa
earth, oa tbo aoil of Oaf of the young
eat, paid a remarkaAf tribute to tha
memory of tha only man who has
elite been honored md la honored by
the nations warring Tar democracy.
Vise oust IsMI said:
Vlecewat lebMJbaahe
••in the same of MT gracious sot
-reign, the Emperap af Japan, aad
representing all thw liberty-loving i
people who own his essay, 1 stand to
day la this sacred ursseaco not to
nuoloadM the name at Washington— ;
For that worn pi mbfUoi—but to i
affer the simple tribaSS ef a people's I
reverence and leva. ;
"Waeaiagon mi au,American, bat
America, gnat a. ito u, powerful
u ike k certain aa ahe ta of ber
mlendid deetlny, caa toy no srela
tive claim to this tgpaorUl
Washington is now a tituen of tbo
world bn beings to nil w
dad. __
ode of the earth k
ind to reiterate
irlnciplee to ■-*
I rented..
•be new-born Went toodeep and wide
or the hearts and tbs andentnndiagi
>f bar people to croon.
“Comrades to Help (W1
“It in a fitting piece, at tUe time,
ehsn nil the world i* Ailed with tor
noil sad suffering, for rnrtimrtee In
i holy cause to gather and ban ra
le* their fealty to • rigfateoaa pur
pose.
‘'Japan is proud t« place bernelf
•aside ber noble alUee la this high
•esohre and bore, la the presence of
:;m deathless ashes, she reaffirms
Kir devotion to tbo chase and prinei
»lcc far which they wage battle, fnQy
lalenaiaed to do bar whole put to
*c tiring for tbo vtfU the b (melon
>f liberty, Justice and lasting pence.
“As tbo representative of my poo
ile. I then place this wreath apon
he tomb of Washington with reverent
■ends; end in to doing it ic my proud
irivilege to again phage my country ,
o those principles of right aad Jus- <
ice which have given immortality to
he name of Wachld^on."
DEATH RATE DECLINES
--— i
F%r F—d Fr*. <
ducti** Has ItvW Ma»7 Utm J
la New Haaavi ,
Wilmington. Augurt 2»—That the 1
■■Corona cunpuiga la Wilmington and I
Jew Haaovor County for food pro- i
I action and conservation haa remit- l
d In a marked doeliae la the death i
**• at both adolta and children to <
he etrikl* eutement of Dr. Chao. <
r. Ja'esUit, SuptrinUn^ht for HaaHIi I
or the city and eoogty. Dr. NeebHt
• one of the beet haew health of- <
tern* in the United SUtaa. hto work 1
wre having attracted the attmttoa <
if haalth authorities throughout the <
""‘•'T- . T*> deelia* U Uowa by i
ital statistics for^the part few I
aonthe compared with the am <
■oaths of previous Put. <
JUeUne la the death rate to attrt- |
luted to the lancer variety la thr diet (
If people of the city r»d country ro- ]
ulting from the trumoadouolr la- «
reeled narrber of ^iilane Many I
rmh vegetables hove tonic qualities, i
«*idaa providing a larger quantity of 1
ninerala aad salts than arc found ■
n tho limited diet of Moot people. |
The New Hanover Pood Conserve- I
•on Commission haa planned U sea- <
lnue Mo work throwA tho foil and
""Ur and ontil the sod of the war. •
Now Hanover Ofmmlaaioa wifl •
**" **• Plagging away whoa Poueo I
* declared In Europe.” f«toea ]
ihatrmen W. A. MrOIrt. I
— ■ — I
IO*»E BELONGING TO SHANK 1
butleb bbeaks leg in fall ;
A homo belonging f hull Batter
ia» shot boro Setturdar after breaking !
I* leg la a fall oa tho povement la
Itoyd street.
bouoa af tho aalmal’e lag broke
"Mrehr through the tWa. leaving Me
xwf dangllag.
rIBjk DOES SLIGHT DAMAGE TO
MBS. BETTIE GODWIN'S HOME
Fire originating from a defective
Uv# floe yesterday Morning did
Frrht dam art to Him Battle God
rla’i hem n the ■outhouoUm quay
or of town.
The btoao woo extUfutohed hofen
he arrival of tho Si* trook, hot
turned a hole la tho roof «f a roar
ring of tho building. I
NEGRO UPRISING IS
THREATENED, SAYS
PATRIOTIC SOCIETY
CkwfM that Germans Offar
*e» Ne«» Leaden Hava Teraed
LaMar* Over to *r‘i iritis* at
WeeMepee
A negro uprising, financed and di
rected by Genua agenta, a emin
ent, It feui expressed by officer, of
the Patriotic Education Society are
not groundless. la a statement leeseil
Sunday by the society it b declared
that Genian agenta base nrged neg
roes to rise np against the whites
and have proaabad them personal add
aa well as mossy.
Hoary A- W. Wood, Perry Belmont
tnd ether promineat men are officers
of the society issuing tbs warning.
The statement reads:
"The Patriotic Education Society
•ends the foBowing warning to the
wees with the request that it be
given the arldoct publicity hi the in
■crest of national defense:
‘'Information has Tnarhsd the ra
■penaible officers of tide society of 1
ride spread Germany propaganda,
irgiag the a series of America to rise
■gainst the ahltm and promising Ser
nas aid and money to finance the
nenrraetioB.
“The ignorant negroes are be Hey
laid that when Germany rules ia
America the blacks wifi have eqaal ,
rights wtib the whites. Ia Oirmaay ,
hese credulous people are informad, ,
he color Mne does set exist—the ,
•lack b aa good as the whitea
“Aunymsw aerial orik and Iri
an currying tide latest Plan of Saa .
>Ugo havsbaea ratoivnd by leaders
lib one the aegrin who have brought
hem to the attention of tha author!- ,
iri. Thai far. them letter* and ,
metals bare only been received from
distriHl ffif tkri Wctiitk mUera tka
Hneka predominate but thara ia ev
rj reason to believe that tha propa
JSJidlst bare sewn their aaad la othar
hurts of tha country Loyal Mpo«
igeota haea aaad money amnag tha
raaal segTi leadan to bring about
i gantral nprfaing whan Berlin gives
ha ward.
"This avldsDoa of Germany's la
ration to carry bar doctrlao of fr
laa of tha
«opla la tha moantaiaa of Virginia.
“Germany U waitijkg tha psycho iegi
a) aioaMnt which ia near at hand.
)ur national army is proposing to
nter thair eantaamaate, oar am.
ura aad oar National ’Guard ia Fxaace
ir on thair way. Meantime fhe soot
wto are urging peace, tha itililpl
lerman press aad that part af tea
Uaeriean prate, which sacratly favors
i cranny's cmast, are urging tha an
ion to hasp its sons at hates. If
Scrawny through the ape ad of race
tot, lacaadlarima, sabotage aad
abor troublaa can create a reign af
errors ia thla country she beUrvee
hat thousands of Americans win add
hsir voices to the pacifists and tha
rsitors to bring about a* German
ifjff M
CAN LENGTHEN LIFE FIF
TEEN YEARS
warming Haw Ta Live tha dears*.
Ssya keseevelt Caasarvsbaa
civrrn yean n ur Rufui unw
n« may add to Ms Ufa by applying
rhat it new known of personal hy
jc««. Tkia statement waa in ado by
ba Roosovvk Conservation Cemaia
ion in lta Report an National Vitalv
y. The finding* of the Commlanoa
iave reversed the iiaptamione of a
ynariuan ago that the average he
wn lifetime waa a deed allotment de
reed by fata. It taachas now tint
or doom la a variable thing and
hat It ia mor* or leas In oar power
o control.
Looming how to livo ia the secret
rf how ond awy add Bfteen yean
o his Hfe. Individaal hygiene, or
ho hygiene of personal habits. Sc
olding to tho Coat mission, contains
eeeibiltttea of self impenvamoot far
wyoad what ninety-nine persona oat
f a hundred have ever realised, la
ther word*, only 1 percent of peo
le today know how to live. Tho
ther- M percent are victhna of ha
roper living habits sad the easterns
f oar boasted chrUtsatten. They
ave not teamed to order their lima
c cording to their physical needs.
Tmy are content to tolerate bad
Jr, had food, imperfect teeth, wrong
oetam, improper clothing, constipa
te, self drugging, atoeVelhm and
ter conditions of the average Hfe.
The Dl percent who have net learn
* tow to Mve, mys the Ceaaalmfoa,
re reaponslhl* for the to era see ef 41
e reant of the eeuatry*e death rate
rom wear and tear dteeaaee la twen
f ream. Wear sod tear dieaeeea
fa said to to the by-prodoct of rM
laatien. not that civtlteattoa la all
ffokg hot that people have not vet
MHtod to adjaet their haMta of Hv
»g to lta demands.
CLYDE WADE SEEKS ENLIST
•CENT IN N. C ENGINEERS
Clyde Wade, IS pears old, sea ef
£ "Mk Wade, toft Monday for
IreeavUe, «. C... wham he will make
» affair to iola the North Caroihm
mtpaay of aagiaetri stationed there,
lyde accompanied Edward Lee, ea
ter Dana yeangtear. who eras re
aming to camp after a brief for
««h spent here with Mb parents.
Ir-aad Mrs Eldredge Lea.
Clyde has a brother already hi
he terrtoe. The Wether 1* Ralph
**?*’ l*r 1 toss tea a popster clerk
s the Dana peeteMet _
PATRIOTIC MEETS
ASKED BY BICKETT
IN PROCLAMATION
I
i
DeeigaeU;___, and
Monday, 1, *. and S. <
day* upon white North Carolinian a
arc U do honor to tho tf.OM at <
their yoang brothen Whe an «M a
to tho colon ia defonaa of haanaa a
Bberty, Coroner Thonaa W. Mteett ■
[a a proclamation jact imaod call* j
upon all loyal citterns to late in 1
appropriate anrclesa an than days, i
The Oovcmr ada teat Bator day ]
be gina over to towaddp and nM 1
dlctrict BMtinp. Sunday he waata
*R chutehee to hold ssritoas of prayer i
for Americaa arem and American ]
lafety. Monday, white ia labor day, I
patrtotic meetings to ha «
«very coonty seat, with oo- I
;ry drafted man a gnat of honor.
Tho Governor'* proclamation fed- I
owet i
“North Carolina t* ahoat to aand t
;»*nty-flT* -J mao into both.
rboae mao an ti
uicriflo* that
iriadom ef the I
he de cnee of u. They go to
Bake war on war. They go to do- .
troy with the aword tho goveroanat ,
hat maintain that tho oword la, and .
A right ought to be, tea Baal !
>f a nation’a righto. \
“When the giycrwaant !
ear ahaU pariah In '
Ei
i :
■*»:
“Nor. Therefore, I'
Bktatt, Govoraor of Hpclji'l
nSttSBerayiiiSiioffai 4
Am State and lot tho mm who hovo 1
boon drafted late tho poblie atrefee '
b* tho (wrata of honor atthaa* oxar- <
cbm. 1
“Dob* «t our cHy of Babi*h thfc
tho twoaty-ftfth day of Await, in '
tho year of oar Lord ooo thin—nii <
aia« hunArad^mnd imatiso, and In I
roar of oar * wort ran Iadapandanco.”
GET THE SCHOOL HOUSE IN
ORDER
Maka Kapolra and Baa That tanka
tftoa Sr N«t MmImIdJI
Th* State Board of Utealth k arc
in* that ochool hooaoo bo pot la order
now, that all repair* b* rand* bofrao
school itarta, and particularly that
tho sanitation of tho ochool mi
yroaadi bo looted after. Boom of
tho thin** aworaary to h* don* ora
su**e*ted ia th* fohowiu* reaction*
which ovary acted beard met an
swer:
b th* water sapply far poor tchool
clean and cafe? Dew It contain *ur
face drain*** 7
Have JOT unitary mm far the
£te*<ai of aunt Would tho
State Board of Health approve of
roar aMthed? Hava jn two closets,
ia» far ottbar mt
1« the school yard wall drained aad
l ait place far children to pier?
Is the school building ssoO lighted
cad sroll vcatUctad M that year <hn.
Iren win not injure their apes or
•offer for fresh air?
Arc tha wtadowc made N that
they wifl raise float the hotted or
lower frod tho top? Are panes ta
»n the frames? Are those detector*
lot the windows which admit flash
•tr without crooting • draft?
,'Are thorp eadfortaUe decks for
tU We child roc? Is these sate il ml
•lack-board space?
*>** are the arrtagsdtate far
•catlog the school?
These questions should ho s—osr
g
fW Wc'te «rf school eldldroa is doro
important thaa It over was. Tdo
ssaav Wys cro denied tea hoaar of
•erring their entry whoa it needs '
Died moot bocaooo of defects aad j
disease* that warn probably itirnnal <
•rod la sehooL Aauray they ware j
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Traveler* from north of Be noon re- 1
port that tha road hot woo* ban aad ,
that town h la vary had shape. One ■
Richmond motorist cay* that It Is tho i
worst stretch of rood he has seen, i
It b pointed oat teat faiders win
won begin healing their produce So ,
Dann aad that this highway will ha t
•orTtecaTbaai tk*", **T *** ?*■ I
that the road roddblfin^i^ thl \
repairs aa soon as paasMe.
Pom |Calcvod^poo»oe Jo Ohm Aw <
Dr. J. *. Thodaooa, a ooloeod phy- <
ddaa of Dunn, has boon sop stated I
» tbatoaaot la tho soodteal section 1
of tho ctdy. Ho ssOI leave this amok '
far Dec Motets, U , whore he wM ha J
station rd for sods tide.
Dr. Tkoaspsea has practiced in I
Dean for several mnotes, Hta aw '
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