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niBLttlUD IVUY TUESDAY
ADD TODAY.
April let, 1914. at the pent «PU*
At Baa. Jl a, «ritr tte ut «f
Much I, 1ST*.
REPUBLICANS ACTIVE
AMwwgh the “doabls croteing” of
Albert F. Sariat ka* work ad to die
tnh Ik* harmony heretofore taming
Among the Republican force* of tlar»
“•tt, it U aot probable that there will
be any break la Um ranks. Daunt to
from the Date errata I* stranger
la the beam of the Republican than
la friemfchip for any particular awn.
Mr. Buriaa himself, knowing as ba
dew the taanger In which he was left
owt of the recent aadersemenu of hu
party eeaoandon. It too stronr a Re.
poMlcaa to 1st that instance stand In
the way of work for hi* party.
From LUb nylon comm the news
that tba Republican Executive Com
mittee la osiny It* fnnd* to pay die
paQ tax of those who would bo dis
qualified in the con*lag election. We
have censure to offer for this h
Is Icyilinutte and a shrawd move.
The Republican* are going to fight
hard. The Democratic margin of safe
ty is too narrow to permit of Demo
cratic loaders loafing oa the job. If
o*o are to urln this year, wo most
work.
SPEEDING
• A little negro boy lies dead la the
humble home of his father over in
the western end of town. ^
Ho is a victim of thd speed erase.
Hmn white man—no not a man.
Sums bipoded animal with a white
akin killed this boy. His big green
car, o nxutnots, powerful thiim,
streak the little black body and broke
It U pieem last Saturday. The angel
of Death relieved it of its suffering*
this morning
Nobody save the man who struck
down the little boy knows the drfv
' or’* identity. After the big car had
crushed the little figure, the-driver
had not the manhood to stop and give
** *ne**r- fctially ha swept on Us
way, with never o cars for tha -nth
This could happen to most aay
child in Dunn. Speed merhlnee in tha
hand* of mentally perverted drivers
•weep threugk the residential sec
tton# witheot a ear* for those little
feik who ptsy in the street*
One eon its could pot n stop to the
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
U. ». Thomas, Duke druggist, has
hucu induced to bwoui a candidate
•* tha Democratic ticket for tha lag
toioturc. This is wall. Mr. Thomas is
••• of Harmtth moat papular huai
naas man and win acquit himself with
credit to tha county ia tha araat.
Ffahlla T. Dupree. Republican caa
didata, doaa not hang bis scalp ta his
bah.
Duiia people will be placard with
Mr. Thoanaa* candidacy.
IS! IN AND ABOUT ' |
I«eTOW(N I
AS'&£lrsufirci
f* th* Metropolitan The*
iif T^aday • rasing, April R7. Mias
tihaaen m reputed to bo oaa of the
Magars on tha coaccrt stage.
Another attraction far tha Metro*
peittara nan week u “Kair and War*
that baa been gives
mtmh favanble attention by the pram
• af tha larger town and cities of tha
•ntlro country Tha company coming
ta Dunn is said to be the same as that
wfceh played in Mow York. This show
win ha here for ana performance
•nip—waeneenay. April 28
B. B. Tbemee. of Duka, baa been
POT*«ded ta Make the rate far Dem
•anrtW candidate far the oflre af
BapmeeataUae ia the L^UlnUre
frw» Haraatt Cawrty. according to
CHmmI Daa Hugh McLain. af Lit
Itaptoa. wka waa la towa today- It it
praettoany ecrtala that Mr. Tbataaa
wiB ha namiaatrd. HU opponent wOi
ha Franklin T. Dopraa. Republican,
af Aayier.
Hath af the »1,<H># donated to the
BepoMjeaa K incut We Committee of
Haraatt eotmtr U beta* need ia pay
lay poll tax of dettaaawt voter*, ae
roaataa tea poanx Democrat af LM
Unfttaa. Thla, it la aaid, la Mae daoa
neiatty. hat nor effectively. It will
■MM mack to Ua RapahHean candi
date# antoaa Choir Democratic oppon
ent *tt kaoy la the name diittum.
Murdock Dowd and Bari Hiaaoa,
two hay* wka have had maeh riper
l>aaa ia practical electrical remttrnr
ttoa, tort farmed ■ ce-partnerUilp to
, da etoetriea! work beta.
south m Posmoit To build
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•***. U to Mto. oandJttoa ta da
vjIm Ha faraton trade." mid A W.
Hal me, tf wiufeiiytM, director af
j*»» frcahpaaMt^ef the hoctlMato a
NEW HOURS
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HODGES MARKET
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After May 1 the follow
Iowlng hours will be ob
served in keeping our mar
ket open:
6 to 11 a. m.
3 to 7 p. m.
Qne delivery wlU be made
in the morning.
One delivery will be made
in the afternoon.
M. F, HODGES
wavrc miMHwij in cgnuKi wuo outer
! parts of the country sad other no
i lions, aad will certainly make the
South more aad more influential In
the nation aad the world.
“ Mote favorable freight ratal will
help to bring about the industrial de
velopment. Wartime ■ congestion at
I northeastern porta ehowod <u for the
flnt time the vital need of Increas
ing facilities at the ports of the Sonth
Atlantic States. Speaking not from
a sectional point of view, hat as a
matter of currant economic adjust
ment, I utg* the change from a sys
tem of sending North Carolina prod
ucts to foreign coca trice through the
porta of Now York, Philadelphia.
Boston, and financing transactions
through the Northern hanks whan
(hay ought to ha tent from Wilming
ton, Charleston, Savannah and Nor
folk, aad Southern banks ought to
handle the financial arrangements”
Mr. McLean spoke ae on* of a ae
ries of frustrate mca who aru aooear
Imr before the stadmtfa of the tobool
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Trade." and
ho held the close attention of the
audience for more than an boor.
Luck of trained young men is the
greatest handicap la the foreign trade
development of the United States,
Mr. McLean thought. “Prom the
viewpoint of sur national resources,
our manufacturing ability, oar bank
tag faculties far foreign trade, our
!S*rch!lai ■•rink." he mid. “the
United States is ready to extend Jta
come through the present rapid de~
veiomnaat of our lecuign banking fa
ciliue*. but even the extension of
foreign banking facilities is held up
now by tha lack ad trained young
man and the whole program of in
ternational trade must wait until we
can prod use the men capable of
handling it. I know of no place
•her* prospects sin more alluring
for a young su, particularly if bo
h" » broad educational training to
his credit.”
Mr. McLean described in detail bow
the .war flaaacs corporation is financ
ing foreign trad*, citing Instance* of
cotton mica to Osocboaiovakla aad
other Europen•* countries Ho mid
the war finance corporation wna one
governmental agency that was show,
lag a dear profit.
physicians fue
IN DISPENSING WHISKEY
Tbo Prohibition CommIce*—oo Clamp*
Deane — Writing Of
Washington. April SS.—Over ]ib
cralitr of physic mas in proscribing
%?Jsz?zz?s%is£r$z:
•• boMch, kick, schaapps, Are water
H.V J®*1 P*«J» •hickcy, has caused
Prohibition Commissioner John K
Jawn tbe lid on
both the physician* nod druggists.
Hcraaftnr, affording to word re
curved from k raamoi'i oAf • today
phvviciane may b« limited to writing
only one hundred whiskey pivuerip
t!o«» In three month., aB avrrage of
a bit more than one a day. and drue
glate are to be likewiae limited in the
amount of whtrkey that they may aal!
in a given period. Thssa regulation,
am to apply rtrietl, except Where the
phyelctan can .how the prohibition
agent that he has caoaa to write more
than 100 prescription! in three
montha and where the druggist cun
show that he hua legitimate calla for
more than the amount he ia permit
ted to sell.
The reason for thlt action is that
investigating by Kramer's agent* ha*
ahown that both physician* and drug
lfi*a have been overdoing that bun
"**• «f udng whiahey a* a cure all.
It has been shown that any kind of
a cough and catch ia the throat, any
sorenw. m the chest, or even aprmltr
ed anklet, and in some taw, eut «n
gara, ^have provided aufficisnt ea
liUMt for the issuance of whiskey era
se riptions. 1 pt*
Methediat Chunk
ouniay srnooi ounuay morning at
9:45.
Preaching at II a. m. and 8 p. m.
hpworth League Monday (Toning
■t 8 o'clock. *
. Prayer meeting Wednesday evvn
■nRKif at 8 o’clock.
Public cordially invited to attend
all nervier*.
I _ „ program
First Baptist Sunday School
Sunday April 2Cith—Beginning
promptly at 121 a m (Tonic
s?> " W1“ Koth I:°^4
1. Kusir.
* Stil*n,t .. P«»«» closed with
prayer by J. F. Byrne.
8. School standing, song, “Come
Thou Almighty King ”
4. School standing, song. “I
Know Whom I Hav# Believed.''
8. Devotional reading. Psalm 91
the superscription being “Security of
Him who Trusts in Jehovah."
* Seutenee prayer* by teachers
and officer*.
GlL ^SSmSjPe ■" *"
k’mJ. &£r sas^si
blind lady.
9. School repeat in concert the
twenty-third psalm led hy the panto r.
10. Music as classes assemble.
Thirty-five minutes for lessen
study.
School reassembles.
1. Music.
8. Secretary's report, -announce
ments. bosinesa.
8. Benediction. “Going quietly
into the preaching service?’
Bring your text book “the Bible.”
Visitor* are always welcome
If you are not already a member
of a Sunday School, this is a cordial
Invitation to you to join our*.
FALCON COMMENCEMENT
Commencement exercise* at the
W_l_u. ii . a.L. i „_is« a
Sunday, May 16. The following
program will be observed.
Sunday—commencement sermon,
11 a. m ; Sunday school, 3 p. in.; ser
mon, 7 40 p. m.
Monday—KsnrlM by the Or
phanage department, t p. *n.; cxrr
eisea, primary and Intermediate de
partments, 7 40 p. n.
Tuesday—Devotional service, 1|
a. m.; declamation and recitation
contemn (boy*), 3 p. m.; exercises byl
mnaic department. 7:30 p m.
Wednesday—(levotjonnl , service, *
II a. m.; reading and recitation coo
lest (girls) 3 p. m.; drama: 1**1-i
grim's program, 740 p. m.
SENATOR COLLAPSES IN -
THE SENATE CHAMBER
3easier Swansea, of Virginia, Suf
fer* Attack While Engaged
la Debate
Washington, April 22.—Senator
Swanson, of Virginia, collapsed Into
a chair In tho Senate chamber ISte
today and was carried ont by col
leagua* and attendant* while the
Senate adjourned. He recovered al
moM immediately. The attack we*
said to be due to a heart weakness
of long -tending.
A panesge In Sonata debate on the
nvers and harbors appropriation bill
Involving an amendment which he
had introduced preceded the collapse.
Senator Pomcreno, Democrat, Ohio,
presented a statement dram n const!
tutfit IfMrtiQK that th« EfnrnftmpRt
Professional Cards
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e. F. young james best
YOUNG S best
Attorney! it law
OIRce Sad Boot of Fim Nation
al Bank Bids.
Prompt attanttoa given to all
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS
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DR. 9. H. STEELMAN
Oa«* Store
OfBca ho an: lio to 6:00
J C. aUTord. N. A. Tawnaaed.
CLIFFORD S TOWNSEND
Atlaraaja at Law
OiBm on SnJ loor .of Ftnt Nit
hmal Bank. Prompt attention
Siren to all *~ie imi
JESSE P. WILSON
ATTORNEY at law
N. c.
Oflk. oret n«liluaan Broe*
Stora formerly occupied bp R.
L. Godwin. Practica In all
Courts. Pkampt Attention
to aO Bosiaeae
* JOHN AiERNICAM
* DENTIST
* 85-38-37 Pint National Bulk
* BaBding
Fho»t No. <1
* E. C. WEST
* ’ ATTORNEY at law
* Office; aid fcor 1* National
* Bank Bnildin*
X- £
Prompt and Pemonal Atten
tion gtvaa an Buainew
* <^»a.ttou Had* . HetUhy
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* DR. PAUL A STEWART
EfjfV 8a«diHit
* Fourth Floor Pint Nat. Bank
* Bid*., Dana, N. C.
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* . T. K. DARDEN
* Veterinary ITyeieiae, Sorgoao
* *"d Dentiat.
* PHONES: IV, *0. Night 810
* durn. n. c.
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which provided for a government nr
vey of the Notthwert river, between
Virginia and Noeth Carolina with i
view to determining the work ntcee
•ary to make it aavigmbte would no*
benefit commote but wonld bcmefH
private land owner* materially Son.
•tor Femervne wjd be abeolved th<
V iryinia m«B)b«r from having any
n|i|>d, ,»nd Sccatoi
In the reroM "ej, hia conrv«?ond?nc!
sn the matter. Ad he turned to leavi
be dropped into a (hair.
“t>Jv( at home" ia aa good a «)ogar
a ever—paatnrea for llvoetock wit
help carry oat the idea. *
to
it eaid to hare one aulomo- i
>ue hr rrery tin persona ia the state j
—corn and hogs are one reason why. J
Where would busuaus he without
^oaed foods. How about animals
that have no food “canned" in silo*
for next winter!
Tbs Uaaseeptable Heeeee.
It la very evident from the state.
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■onta put out by Hr. Hoover, that be
* °® politician, in the uroal accept
ne'.°f Word- ,f h* poneeaed
poater ikill ,n the aria of that trib.
ko would know that he i< about th<
l*tt ■tail in the world who would bo
icceptable to the Republican no
tloMl boeeca, and that profculon o
■Uoftance to Si- O. V principle,
wovld not improve hip chnntee in th
loatt. Mr. Hoover is, na Chniimnr
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Cummings sty In him, "u Tmsnllsi
Democrat," and erould find himself In
more congenial company in opposing
the CMd Guard than in trying to make
terms with it. lit personal fitness
for the presidency he stands and
shoulders above any Rapubtican as
i pi rant, and for that very reason he
t will be barred from the race_Phil
adelphia Racord.
A Complete Line of Machinery I
Boiler. Saw Mill. Cotton Cin.
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Crude Oil Engines Edgers Feed Mills
Gas Engines Trimmers Wood Saw*
Steam Pumps Lath Mills Pumpq
We also have listed with us all sizes and
type* of second-hand machinery. Let us
figure on your requirements.
HYMAN SUPPLY CO.
Mill Suppttss and Machinery
WILMINGTON, N. C.—NEW BERN, N. C
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If you haven't, you’ve missed a treat!
Nothing niftier was ever shown. J;;
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::: lustrous velvet tapestry or in the dull finish of fine Per- !
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These pjeces were bought especially for those of our i i
: j jj • customers who desire something better than is offered in ! !
;;; the usual everyday stock. They were bought for those i
; 11 homes whose owners care for beauty and comfort. ;
; They will please you. I
The prices are not too high when the^eauty and quali- i
ty are considered. !
Come in and let Bob Swain tell you about these pieces :;;
You will fall in love with them at first glance. 8
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COMPANY
BOB SWAIN, Manager Furniture Department
DUNN- —NORTH CAROLINA
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