THE DUN
V«L ·
; ··;. rSvi
ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS
Those Interested h> First Na
tional Met in the Bank'·
Office» Tuesday Moraine·
NO CHANGES MADE IN THE
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS!
The annual meetlnc «' stock
holders of the Pint National Bank
of Dunn wsa held in the bank'* of-1
flees Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock.,
Mora then 80 par rant of the stock,
was itpreeentea cithar in person or ,
by proxy. The annual report of thr
preeident, D. C. Kusscll, wu read at
tha opaeto* of the mretinjc, which
(bowed that the bank «u in a aafa
and sound condition, and had just
closed ona of the best years in (ta
history. It showed considerable gain
In rceourcaa, profits, etc., over any
previous year, the baivk making a net
gain of 12 per rtfnl In this respect,
over the peat year. A nice dividend
waa paid to stockholders snd a large
amount was carried over as undivid-1
ed profita The bank now has ro
nourrfli nf ahnut * ^Αιι.Μ
end th# drpoaiu at time· reach that
amount. It ia on· of th· latitat an H
>tron(tit banke in thja section of the
St·1· and ι* an inetitution that Dana
and vicinity an proud to potaeaa. It
1* owned and controlled by man who
ar* Interested in the growth of Dunn
and thii Immediate territory and ia
doing a groat deal toward developing
the rMourra· of thia aactlon.
Thar· waa no change aaada ia tha
director· or tha α Ac en of the bank.
Th» tame man continue In control,
their election being unanimous. Fol
lowing ia a liât of tha director* who
will aarve the bank for anotbar roar :
D. C. Fuaaell. G. M. Tilghman. /. W
Draughon, John A. McKay and Mar
vin Wade. Immediately after the
stockholders' meeting adjourned the
director· met and electcd tha follow
ing ofllccr»: D. C. Fuaeell. prcaidant;
C. M. Tilghman, vlco-president; L. E.
Covingtoa, activa vice-president; J.
A. CuUnreth, cashier; W. E. Baldwin,
aaelitant cashier. All the above
named gentlemen succeed themselves
Dit W. E. DOOD IS FOR
HORNE F OH PRESIDENT
To the Editer: Tha University of
North Carolina baa coaaa to bo a moat
important port of the State U la a
part sa Hfi of fhrtaopie in a pa
culler aafla; tt alaa aaama to footer
and promote Idaala and dlacovariea;
it would put tha people of tha State
in the forefront of all the θ La tee of
the South. Hi presidency ti then
in unity.
The wort of the lamented Graham
waa a great factor in making the
University each an engine of pro
gram ana the work of Mi lucceeeor
muet be on a par with hie at the
beginning, and make advdncae ae time
paeaea. "fte election of the right man,
then, ia a subject of concern to alL
And the qualifiai of the man to be
chœen ara aa vital aa tha accomplish
Prof. Herman HimU Horr.a, of
Clayton, M. C., an honor graduate
of tilt University, a teacher there for
two Γ·Μ«, (rofMor of psychology
at Harvard, and Weber there for on·
or two yaari, profaaaor of peychol
ogy at Dartmouth and profaaaor of
e3uc«Uon at New York University, a
man who Ha· written several authori
tative books, traveled over Xurope and
lectured on his «packal «abjects in
all parts of the United Stales, Mem·
to many to offer the qoabtja· and the
attainment· for the position.
In his writing Proie—nr Home has
•hown full powers and thorough rrup
of principle·; he Is abreast of the
Ixperiencee of the tiase and his fallow
workers all over the country have
acknowledged freely his leadership.
Hi* psychology of evocation, as well
a· hi· other work· of profeeaional
character, are staadard among the
educators of the country.
Of equal importance U the person
al character of the mas. Dr. Home
la a liberal-minded churchman, a
Christian man who knows the vahae
of the λΙ'γόβι approach to educa
tion. But while a charchaaan, ha is
particularly free from the denomin
atlonaUm, which la son· men would
made of the University aa annex to
some particular, branch. Christianity
Is his creed, not denominational par
ticularism. Nor la tki· as insigni
ficant matter at this. time.
Qalte aa Important is the whole
some democracy of the man, a broth
erly instinct which enables him to
minister to all men freely. There
is none of the spirit of excluatvenesa j
and Mlf.importance about him which
■ο «1MB «m··· CWBieeO ΜΙ *
to «durational Influence·. H« knowaj
that ρ» nopal prlvflefee and person
al DraUnaiow are no part» of acholar
■kip. And mil of m who hav· had
cxp«ri»»e« of 00» modern nnhreret
Wee know democracy W their Arat
—it
Why mar not tira L'nivarett* be
•mon· the Λ ret to pot on their Mao·
cntle cloth·* And thee make a n*·
tloMl appeal. like that wbiah tha
Pteeldemt endeavored to have Prteo·»
'°n .·■*· Curiae the memorable yea»·
of hfci prealdea,, U«r«. I believe If
Pr·. ***— were choeen to hand the
University at thle juncture. U would
•""ΐ,ΐΓ" *i Λη°· te pvt ell theae
quelitiea and Idaale of Me Into aetoal
praettaa.
^ *· DODD.
Pref. AewleM Btatery University of
Chicago.
°"'Μί?Τ· ÎKÎ*^ within reach
of Ike children thla CkrlataiM m n
The» win be a temptation for the
children to try MmmI reliant.
1m eaiwllee 0» the (Milaaa tree
when Ui«lr elder· ere not paeeent U>
ruard again·* àre.
The eehool chlWrea and the club
women of North Carolina are taking
• meet patriotic place tm moet nml
ful cofiaorvetlon la ghrto* orçaataod
aid to the "Hr· Prevention and Safe
ty ffto·»" effort of CjmmlitaiiiM
Y<ma*, who ta oreedac *>·
Bute hn MevmaL
JOHN MONDS) IN MEMORIAM.
Death haa i|tln viaitcd oar town
• iid taken on· of oar boat non.
Truly death lore· a ahtning oui
Jutt day* ago 1 penned ·
few linn on tlx hfc of a dereaaad
Friend, now In »o short a while on·
if my nnnit μΙΑΙμπ and friend*
sac been railed to ni· rtwui
John Mundx wu born April 10th,
187», and dt«d at hie home on weat
Broad street Jan. It, 1010, at β:»0
t'elock. P. M. He had beoa UI onhr
inc weak having bean taken with
r.flaani* which &Teloped Into pneo
nonia. He waa nearly 40 yaara aid.
la early myihood ha waa married
:o Ml·· Lixxia J·mican. Oaa HttU
firl wax born to thia union, but after
wo xhort yean Ood teak the little
jne from thia world of aoffarin* ta
>e with Him up yonder where there
a no Borrow, there te make Haavea
nure dear for the loved onea left be
»ind. Th« Httla one so doubt waa
itanding at Eaavan'· pearly (ate
>cckoning father to coma, and Oh.
ehat a meeting! It la ao comforting
a know that wa will knew oar lovad
>nee in heaven. John Honda waa a
rood man. Thia llUle appréciatioa
>f a daad friand la not Intended to
wid anything In a biographical way
a the excellent sketch of Mr. Monda1
if· in the Diapatch of Jan. 17th. tt
a oaly to apeak of him aa I knew kim.
Some men have the quality of miad
uid heart that Ineenaibhr, but aarely
irawa all man'a affections towarda
.hem. By some people thia la called
'personal magnetism." In my life
I hava thought much about thia won
·» a w β*** w* <U1U u* Ψ V (TIW
λ find oat ·( «kit It emulate. I
lo not jet know tU of lh· ilimuU
Jut «ntar Into thU gift of the (odi,
>ut thla much my oboer ration mm
.bought» have taught DM, thai be «ko
<aj it pomiiii charity uU hau
ilodneee. Job- " 1 '
ty of ptimal ■
tclooe power to make
ihla ci«»ry. bright oetiook oa the
eorid and Ita pfoUnaa that hearten
ind encourage all witb whoa ha
:ame la contact. And I know tltet ha
nan kindaeae and aelftahneaa and
■harity muet ba tkntoti in tkla par
tonal magnetiaa becaaae he waa ftll
td with a charity ao compreheaaive,
md to broad in tta acope and aweep
hat it eabnead humanity Of a
rath it may be written of him :
"He loved Ua feliowmae."
Some yeare a<e ba Mined the free
ehmrcb ai thtepjace- He
■nil why la the of 5Î
wartaoaa treatment, let "
in the fa
ι lucoeeafal farmer. s .1.
1 The widow, the bee there, aJrtera.
loved onea, weep not, for be baa oaly
(one ep higher to beckon you on ta
that home beyond the akiea nboae
tfaere win be ao Buffering.
When Buffering comae to aoaaa it ia
net eritb deepalr, by othera It I· like
"hriat "Thy will ba dwae."
\ world without Buffering would Ha
m worm wiuiuiu ι«τ«,
Κ world without n»ff«riη* would be
a world without prayer;
ΙΚ world without suffering would be
■ world without Cod ;
A world without (offering would be ■
world without Chrtat.
It la often urged that Chriattaaity
la a religion of suffsrtng. Thie la sot
a Juat criticism. bet it la true that
chriatlanity offer* an interpretation
of suffering It doe* regard suffer
In· aa the chief If not the only way
* hereby we are Identtfed with · cn
elfled Lord.
It i* alao tne. that H teach·* that
•offering baa it» leaaona If w* will but
learn them. Pain and ylaawri »e*m
t>oth to be irreleraat to the main pur
ptae of life—which purpoee ia the
richer, dhriaer, humbler character
which ha· known It all, which hae
learned to feel of thoee who go. Not
one of them ta forgotten before God
We auk that the eleareet light »er be
thrown upon the mystery of «offering
but all cannot be said. The·· who
•re the wisest here, sty not apeak
or tell. Learned men do not know.
God through Christ says that the beat
we can think la true.
"We are quite aura
That ha Mil give them back, beauti
ful bright and pure.
Wo know that He will bat keep
Our own and H la until we fall niaep.
We know he doe· not mean
To break the strand· reaching be
tween
The Here and Thar·.
He doee not mean—though hear*··
be fair—
To chance the rolrlta entering there.
Uwt they forget
The eyee apraiead and wat.
The Upa too atlU for prayer,
The mote doapalr.
Ha will not take . .
TKa aplitu tut Ha (are. and make
The glorUted to new
That tW ara loot to ma aad yon.
fl do believe
They wflj recti τα
Ua—yoo and ma and be ao lUd
.To moot ue that whan moat I wraM
f Joef beftn to thtak about that ilad
And thé day
Wbesthey (haO toll aa all about the
l way
trhat thoy bave learned to fo—
fleaeen't pathway aberw.
My I oat, my owa, and I
Shall be*e eo maoh to eee together
by and by
I do be Here that Joet the came aweat
(id
But «iorifled. I* waHiaw la the plaça
tWhdre wa ikmM Mat, Κ only I
[An coasted worthy In that by aad
W».
fl do be lierre that Ood win fife a awoat
I To toar-etainad, aaddewed eyea,
And that Hie beavea wfO ha
Meat «ted, moat tided throve* with
Jay for ye* aad aa
A* are bare eaffered aiil
Ood never awde
8pirK for Spirit,
PROF. M. Η. STACY
WES AT UNIVERSITY
Wu Pair-man of Unirersity
Faculty and Ac tin» H«U
of Institut
ONE OF STATE'S GIFTED
SCHOLARS AND TEACHERS
Chap·) Hill, Jan. 31.—Prof. Mar
rln Hcndrlx Stacy, d«an or th· Col
la*· of Liberal Art· at Ik· Unkran
Itjr of North Carolina for Uw past
l»j run and chairman of th* Uni
r«relty facvlty, with full powers u4
••tie· αί pr*aM«nt sine· th· death
if th· lata nwidant Bdward K. Or»»
taa last October, dM at Ma homt*
Mr· this norninv from laOaenta and
rempllcathmi. H. brasi U1 while
ittendinc a aMtiu of th· axecetlv·
■onmltt** of Um board of thutae·
a Ralriffc last Tuesday. Saturday
sight hi» condition ber»·» critical
tad grew itaadily won· until tb·
Mt. Th· fount will b· held her·
tomorrow at t o'clock. A «ervice for
Lb· family win be conducted at Um
tee·, which will W followed by a
ihart ter rice at the (rtn. The n
mminM will h* InfAiwl I· »Wa l«—'
HMtnr.
Profaaaor Stacy η· 41 nui of
Mr· Survfrhn in hlj wilt, form
"rt* *»«· Ipaa Kooaee, of Trenton;
ik father, Bar. L. K. Steer, of Shel
by, and the foUowinx wten ud
Mother·: Jade· W. P. Btecy, ef
WTUminfftcm; Iborttr Β. E. StecV, of
ûtabortea; L S SUcyJr.. of tforth
WUkeabcro; Mr*. Rinlit, of Char
lotte; Mfv C. C. Wmw, of Emory,
Va.; IIη Clnemaa. offtamlrt; Km
Bote Btecy. of Bsaor». Va.: Μι»
„ of Bnaory, Va.";' Miaei
Nancy Stacy, of Borlkaeton; M
>ther ntadTM. Iln. Btacy alao «
τιfiiutu, bat Hot condition la re
tried favorable.
Tlx Actio* Untvereily head recelr
<d hie Λ Β dayrea at tMa laattts
ioe in leot; waa lMtrwtn In watho
aatlea from IMS to 1N4, raceirio*
■ha M. A. Jagiaa la 1HM; «aa a éta
lant at CoraaD UaWentt7 la 1MI,
KM. I ill ; waa aaaodata profeeeor
if cWll engineering from IMS to
1910, whan ha waa Mill profaaaor
if cirU anciooormr Ha wet
and aWvatari to
— claariy
s — waa preddent of hia'
iaatlac claae and a winner ofj
moch coveted Willie P. Mangus
He waa praetatenUr a teacher. *▼
of the Ob
try member of the OnlTereJty facul
ty placed the hifheet aort of eattBM··
umd hie linlamant. whWh waa alwal
tccepted u (sir u< aoud. While
fau he adminlatered Mutant dlaei
Klina In a way that won for him the
)Tt and admiration of Un entire
ttodint body, aad hi» loea will be
deeply mourned by tbooaanda of
Former ftadmta and irieada throufb
»at the country.
Prof. Btoey was probably the beet
known atcmber of tae (acuity la thla
eoaununlty aad tn Orange Co Ha
araa in (raat demand in the communi
ty and throughout the Mali a* a
•pealcar. For Hit moat part be spoke
η (object* pertaining to the upbuild
la« aad ImproveaMnt of achoola,
church·*, road·, and the Bice.
HAMfETTS UNUUENTATIVI.
Gearge K. Qranth—. Harnett'·
raprmutathra la the Leefclatura, far
ed wall la the eoaamRtee appoiat
««eta la tkt Boom. Ha waa aad·
CKairmaa of the Caswell Training
School aa—tttaa and U a meat bar of
Mm Penal Institution committee. tha
■xpendttarea af the Hoaaa comaut
toe, Um Claim» committee of Coun
tiee, CI tie· aad Towne, aad la a ko
on Um Inaaaa Asylum committee.
This ρ lac ta Mm la a poattton te da
•ffectir· walk aad ha will ao doubt
meaaur» «p ta tha opportunity. Dur
ing tha a Dae oca of Reading Clerk
Dellinger laat Friday Mr. Grantham
waa named to takahls place aad did
tha work amignad to him aatfcfae
tory aad with, credit. Mr. Orantbam
la one of de Mttta aad s«amlsae«d
■ «minis la tha Heuaa aad Μ looking
aftoa. tha iatoraata of Barmatt la a
spleadid maaaar.
Dr. W. H. WakaAfM af Oiarlott·.
Ztmm*4t»e mm time la Now York.
Μ·Φα« là* «Italie· and beapitala, and
«t tlto MM thm taking a ranch
A UttW ÛrinWnt and » Uul. tUu
int wOT help to prerront a ρι»> many
Ami.
for
And placed then «M· by «I
HP·»!·,
And Mut to Wwk
TV· <jolT«rlnf Unit between when
,w ·Λ »»K
I na trail· ran wo will b« vvrj gtad
'That for a Mttla «Mb, we «m m
mi."
Jota Monda w a christian aiU
•U trmly eajr wtek tb PiabM
'joré a aj
111· Lord la ay *>>>«< I
want. Ha aakatk «M to Ho down li
greea jutirw; Ba badath m· boaidi
fiSà'irïsisiiîa
tow m· aî\ba <·Τ» ·* ■*. "*·«·*
^TwOl 4«*n l» tka bw« of the Lan
«·£«$* dm. »aae 1 «boe feed*
?W*£ta£*ij 4-th are
Aad Hf«'< baf warfare cbaad at bwt
Hta—
ι Daim, M. C Jan. >0, lilt.
•4 ι
«hipped
at one·: ■
•adcrUni
b«r of ι
tkragik
•«itretlcA
Lrr'» four
t>· rrofd
ÉWtioii
!«·?« rraulU
Or I. F.
α. μ τν»*
Oo<rktt%
la* no oca
bow I
•mil
TkU ni
Mis. HLcki
the Chapter ftr
**t which Um
tin
nil·
~«ka
for
A1
l daly
ief tha
Jr
cloaad up. _
W to Um tncittn
Dok«, after which
Jonrnad.
at.
CLOSING BAM U ok
again at rxrrrrzviLLE
Pirrttitilh, Jan. tl·—The achoela,
church·», thutm, mtio· picture
boum and all other plaiaa af public
Catharine ta FayettfffUe and Bop·
MtU» an cloeed on Jpniit of the la·
creaec of iaflaaan.W aa order of
the couitr beard of kiatt «hick will
go into affoet at aUdUcfct toeicht
The mandate of Ike health board
doe* aot affect othtfjparte of Cam
bar land county, appMa* only to Far
ettevUle and HomIH, the taigao!
commun Itie* in the Wto, The dia
eaee !* not aa prtnMBt in the coun
ty aa in theae two «<—Μΐϋιι. The
aatuatlon ia not a· fMtea at that
which eauaad the order la Oe
toher, Cast. A. 1. •«■β, United
Statae PubHe Baal· Îerrtoe τβρτβ
■ PaaHe Healt lenfee repra
«ve and fclilMaw» for thd
iy, aaid today. · Wra are about
eaaee of iaflawaa in rayette
aentatlve
county.
800 eau „
▼flle, aaid Dr. up·· f. iae nna>
her in Hope Wda'ba lallaialall at
eomethinc la the ae%hhoihaed of
100. there being ajaceyrate morte
in* ta the fact that only 10 per
It waa to :
[Biaalae
of the order, for *??My twpi aeehi,
wfl] check iheMM ? V>71, - τι
auftclcntly to "
of auch an
falL
The order will atftly aot anhr to
uh recurrence
ipeerra^ed laet
I rbarebc·, acboola ι
In*· may
warned ac
railroad atotta«·
pointa, and to (
lion· «driaad by
t to ι
' Math*
A GOOD
«aOurltka.
OONK
Jaki
nasi
On Jan «in 1», Itll, Mr.
Monde paaaaa ·+*?■ A* %ta
re t> 1.1»
■■ «
to Ma and I
ttea I hm-n
lirVeeder*" **
[pvwer. Am *
Dm émk of
Ufa _
tton, tw to
fit··*.
Ua Oct
H· «in W
hcv
». Ο M«MXtLL
FIFTH VICTORY TO ■
BE THE LAST LP AW
Secretary π|*" Mak·* State·
mwl A boat Floatin·
It te April.
SAYS IT WILL NOT EXCEED
SIX BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Washington, Ju. 19.—Only dm
£.nr« bit w*· leap ln»i I· planned
by i < Tra-i ,-ory DooirnneM, Soer»
if* GIam r <1 todiy. This will bo
tha Victory Lata, t· b« tetd prob
ably the but three Wrt'a in AprH.
TU nuut will not b« more than 19,
000,000,000 and may b. «β,Μ0/>00.
-I upwt the Victory Liberty Lou
ta be the lift latanahra eutp4|· far
the saie af garcrnascBt bonida," aaM
Mr. Oaaa. "Reporta that thara
«««Id b« two mora bond laiuaa (kit
year actragatiae «11,000.000,000 ara
cntlraly withoat foundation sat only <
as to assoant, bat alao as regard* tha
naatbar af campaigns. "
Ka Other laleaeWe Pif >l|a.
Mara bonds probably viD be iaawed
by th· fovtrnnant evaa after the
past campaign bat it la plaaaad U
lurtit thaae quietly through backs
uul XV» «»»UI _■»·.
oat the huI cMMBlf of a4*ortimo«
«Ml «.Uciti·». ATiMM «(Ml·
CO rit le· to bo «old 10 thio «nut will
not b* doteratnod for moatha, a·til
the Troomry pti Ban dlfforut idoa
pt tbo rolWB· of hmmm grvwtae
oat of ttqoldattay of war mm»!·,
the >1IW iwdb for futur· loan· ml
the demand· u1aii| fro· oootiaainv
the policy of —Un loan· to rail
road· flnanetnr tko Kit wheat trop;
continu!ce iUb beUdia* end ether
internal oDli|tuonL I
Oh ramtofSaeretary Glee·' an
■on*eaa«at that the next «xtraoèvo
loaa r*r woald bo the last m
that Liberty Lean orRanliatiooa
D«4«U, I.(ra^fa. RaaaWad Prm
War D^.rf.al by Mr W. 1. IW
far.
Information Itw two official aour
cae received by Mr. W. a Staler in
Raleigh yeetarda* waa to the effect
that tka Thirtieth Divaton, la which
ara North Carolina National Gaard
troopa, ia Mfutad for return to thto
country.
Narwa to thla affect wai recently car
riaa ky praaa diapetrhea frota Waah
mgtoe «hick wan later denied.
Thereupon Mr. W. 8. Sh^Ver took mp
the Batter with Cospraiiu I. D.
Rebinaon 1» the hope of ptttu soma
dalrnit· information m t>> the rime of
return of Ua aon- to-law Bab Darkett,
who te with Headqoartera of the tilth
Infantry Brigade. Mr. Robfoaou an·
not In Waeklngton at the time, kaving
been called to North Carolina on ec
uont of the tlnaea of · nlath·.
Thereupon Mr. Bhelor wired Coagyem
man m who yeeterday aaewered
with thla telegram:
"Major General Jerrey adviaea that
wkila Thirtieth Dtviaion haa km do
Itrr.atrd for return nothing ia known
of the date that it aaila. The war
Department ia not ad reed aa to theee
datae until the troopa are aboard ship,
ia foreign port ready to mil"
At the aa· tim·. Mr. Bhaloc re
ceived a reply from Congrcaamaa Rob
I neon, giving the mate Information
from · diffère·! «ο arc a. He had ee
cured hie information from the Ad
jutant General of the army.
The fact that the lame information
yaa obtained from the two eoarcea
•>aa received hare aa indieatiea that
the Thirtieth IMvMen to certainty de
FOUKTK-CLASS POSTMASTtk
EXAMINATION.
Tkt Uaked 8tataa Chfl Servie·]
CommiiBioa has announced aa miB
ί H ·*»
, Ν. C.
t»c**x>j ta »·
eUmm pc*tBtMUr it Fa to© λ ind otl*f |
rfndm m the
xlrX.'s^. to M My **-|
thty^mmr occur tt that
itw. enle·· H «ail be d«rU*d in the
rta of Um Nrrie· to All aa:
by rebwUtement Tke
Birnaltiin of tK· poetmaiter at «Ma of
h 'M Mil for U» lut «ni «Mr.
Applicant· nut bar· rucM (Mr
Applicant· raaat hav« rmbll their
twenty—Aral birthday en the data of
|t>> ex—ilaation, with the ascepMon
dared by itatiU to be of fall ace fer
•Π pnrpoM· at eiahteea ywn, wian
•iffeUen /mm ef ace o* tk· date of
th· examination «111 be admitted
for vMah the examination U ana
*—v*«tod
res
three prate wool
uxcnucrrr and pakmcmcmuu
Fan work ia Mt foat a matte ef
taking a fan to Ik ftald» βϋ Mt
Un* Ta m maa* haw· a day ili»
tog. bamwlag, aaadtog. Er»«Uag
•r whatever tho toak atoht be
rhora »r» abo tho chorea aai fana·
•ra an eoaring to raaUaa Mam and
nor* that valuable tla· can ha. wan
ted to Mac *araa. that to, what·
folk» paniet la dotog the* to the
>ld way.
Ia Ito field aiimi urihlaarj to
«ployed to aave thae and labor and
λ mm poeibU élit rata, «a chat
'ewer hand» aaa do tha «ark and
loop Dm (un production as to tha
itandard ttuit Da· ton Mt for it
fffay toat It a· unatonable to Μ
ι Icy abort cut» about tho ban, to
he ebon work aa to tha regular farm
work la tho fiobtoî
A great many fanaer* aro easing
λ dccide that it to, and yo«r ap-to
lato fanaer to uuj modern imv
■toot about fan bafldtoga Juat aa na
a uofog atadern ndpwwt la tho toU
rerk. One of tha aoat Importent of
bo tiroo and labor laving forcei ha
« aatog today U electricity. Goneral
7 he ecu It from one of theaa aall,
ndividual electric planta that can bo
tmalled tn the tool ho·»» o* ear
ice. or ia any otter con Tentent place
loout the preail—a
Thto electricity te aaea to light hto
tome, firat Vf aU, of coarae. Than If
10 and hto band» are to work efflei
rntfar. bo will light hto baraa and Ma
μη 1M οι wwmin yaraa.
tfoat af th· chores la certain na»n·»
in 4m· aftar dark, by the aid of a
aaUm. Mora of them vo«U ba
loo· aftar dark if b*%kt electric Hgfct
ran provided and that mock men
ia>a weald ba left for work In the
laid· n»n the turner with atae
rie paver to aav* steps, utc work
md mi time. Ba win «m eUetriei
/ ta pa»p the water. Ha win have
Wit water stored aader iraaeti aa
hat it it forced ta the faunta. tMur
■t the house or ban, and ma rnmmwtae
>r carrying Is mwSTy. If there
ire away cow· te stilk, ba wtl ran
:l»c mllkinr raarki— with an aiaetrie
no tor, and the farm boy who athar
iriaa weald ba )tt«< to lawra the
farm to sec ace aa uwcoafenial jab
■rill be satiafiad te (toy and ·ιι· lie·
•a iatefMtkac an operation as rtWn
to brine comfort, «trinc ar )l—m
t· 'Jm farm family.
City folk· w Um electrical dc
ricea a a matter at comm. 11· fan·
tuafljf cut enjoy tka too, a4 ruf
ο raat kn4t, cfctuwi tkm la aa
•loctric plant ready at tMi rm·—it
IVn planta |hn dwtricity at aay
boor- of tW day or eight TWy win
"ork tweatyf our Wm> a day witkoat
we?
■uy theoeand» ta «m bow and aaay
nun coming late the m» «vary day
(or fanaera amyvkM ara
to TT-co«nUe thair
6U. Tke timce da
nun and effort fiaai fa
» and no força la girlac Mora to
them aupçly theae aeceaaery aU
maota than electricity and the faitk
fal fane aUetrie planta.
THOMAS SETTLE ATTACKED BT
FLU, DIES OF PNEUMONIA.
Aafcevflle. M.__ C, Jan SO—'
Settle former Bapakllcan a«»Wr of
Ooaaiaaa for da Bftk North Cere Una
iUaUkt, aad oaa of tka fore meet party
le ad era ia tfcia State, died here to
night at S o'clock, death bates *ue
ta aaaumuala. following iafli
Tka deceaaod wee ban at C
bore, N. C.. March d. ltd». Ha ■
elected Solicitor for tka Gr
district whan ke waa I w—ty tkiaa
yaar* oU. la 1*»« ko waa aiaotad
far the Fifth district, and
no ai Bated for Governor by tka Ee
paMlraa. He waa aa· of the ι "
aad meet oloqaent Republican ι
eta la North CareïaaT Hie fe
Battit, made tka fa
majority te U ihatiuj
•ad roe· rapidly la Ua
boin* aolieitor for Um
dlatnet and ma km* a wi
eoH la criminal mam.
HENKY A. GRADY Β
GRANDMASTER
«t niihi'hlTrf Grmté
LmAf Lut NlgM.
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RULES SUSrCMDEOi
VOTE UNANIMOUS
Wort* CMIm Otui U4i of Mb·
mm at tka (Mm aaarioa «I «h·
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Srud Lo4a* likM ttn WrtMM
totlr Mm »Κ·1Α> m4 mmt
9i (k« vtata·* <i1imJii «<D rtUni
to (Mr hini today.
Tka new Graad Maatar, a*a M*
tnh hrt Oraad Mirtir Qmp 1
fcrtMtJ· a iwjjwgjwi· fa»
law bwa activa la Ifaaiilr ilMWa.
harta· Mi amy ilntt»i iflaa im
ûé9 Qrmmé Lodfi. la Meeatke (a·
>·« la* al«fct. ko «mmI Ma jra
foand appreciation oftka haaar aal
launi tW aiw>in rf tka fratara·
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teat of Ma^aMljty ta ka wartky af IL
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