THE DUNN
__ _^ __ # - # **
VOL. 7 fBa=°s= 1 11 —
UlKtUUKS MttT
TO PLAN FOR BIG
1920 Exposmor
Will Complete Arrangement
For Enlargement of Plant
Hotro
TWO NEW BUILDINGS
BE CONTEMPLATE!
Oaa Will House Machinery Exhibits
^••ther Pssltrr Shew—Flera
Hell Te Be Changed—Riddle Plsss
ed With Pragma Made ew AUns
lieae This Year.
Director* of the Harnett Counts
Pair Association will meet tonight in
the room* of the Chamber of Coat'
merea to complete arrangements for
the several new buildings and other
improvements to he erected and mads
la the Pair Orounds between now aad
the tim* the big oveet opens In Oct
ober.
In a previous meeting ft was deeid
“ > maha suns changes in Floral
Hall and to bn!id a "Machinery Hall
and a poultry house Preparation of
the race track iafleld f«r usr as an
landing Held was
ala that meet tag No
‘bf*. but the landing Add >• about
reedy thanks to the work of Ed.
Warren who bee aoperlnteaUed the
levelling and rolling processes
Work upon tke additional build
ing* will Aa started at once, it is aaid,
sad there to no deubt that all of then
will be ready in tins* to. help make
tbe duties of Fair Horary an -with
the_ |»H> Fair the greatest la tbe
Secretary Biddle, who combines
those of Chamber of Commerce-Sec
retary, announced today that he had
been pleasingly successfal in booking
»o«nc very An* fro* siu^ pay attrac
tions for the coming Fair.
Beside* the New York Kqusatrinv
Combination, which to t* girt Ave
fro* ehowa every day of‘th* Fair, he
has gotten aa acrobatic troupe that
bids fair te be tbe beet ever seen
bare. Be also is pleased with the
prospect for a really big race meet
In which some of*, the most noted
borate of th* Am cites* barf odD
take part. * ■
Ansr. tke meeting tonight it is cX
aaeted that preparation for the next
Fair will go ahead with vigor. With
in a few weeks Aha ysuatoydda wen
blase with pester* telling of Urn
, great*-rt Fair of all time. Than will
* expSctllj^flflrty
Fair this year.
INDICT ALLEGED OIL
FBOMOTERS FOR FRAUD
Ariel* Say Halloa-wide Bmsadap of
“Wlld-Cet" PremotJf Ha*
Started
New York. June *4—With the
breaking of teals today on Indict
eaenta charging 14 roncernr and SO
tndiridoela with frand, govemm it
agents let it become known they h d
begun a nation-wide ronnd-np of V
leged "wild-cat" oil company promo
tera, who are said to hava iwindlad
the public out of millions within the
last few months.
The defendants—oil companies,
brokerage concerns and their officers
* and salesmen-ere charged with hav
ing used the mail to defraud. They
are alleged to hare rbsds gross mle
represonUiionh and in cases to have
paid impressrvr dividends out of re
Mind on Jrtock mIml
In on« cate Uvc indictment* chart
od salesmen disposing of stock of the
Crown Oil Company. falsely repre
sented that a son of former President
Rooaevrlt was an officer of the com
pany. which It was claimed would
soon rival the Standard Oil Company
in volume of businem. Shares of this
company, according to one of the In
dictments, were sold Vo Investors in
Chicago at $E.2£ a share and to
"evade the western Mo* sky law" la
• tar was disposed oh hero st 19. aftoc
coating the brokers only 7 1-t cents
a share.
While Federal officer* were seeking
Louis C Van Riper at Atlantic Cit,
and Boston for alleged connection
with the sal* of Konger Oil Stoel
the premotor and his counsel appear
*d at the Federal court to aaswoT tw
UJloiaeonl Da 11 woo AvnH at 12ft IKK
•fur the pnroeeeutiofi bed nought U
have the amount fixed at 150.000.
Van Riper'* couajel, Martin W.
Littleton, pleaded the latter *om wma
excessive and would bo tantamount
U uiini*iimen*. contending that a
bond of $5,000 waa the usual bail in
mall fraud ea»ea_
EXPLOSION AND FIRE RESULTS
IN TWO DEATHS! FOUR INJURED
Springfield. Hi., June 14. — Two
men were killed and four Injured ee~
rioualy by an explosion and fire which
partly destroyed the Waetcm Cart
ridge company plant near here early
Thirty employei. Including IT wo
men ware in the plant when 50
pound* of powder exploded. All ex
cept the two men who periahed es
caped from tha building, carping the
four injured, Just before a aecobd ox
ploeion came.
DECLARES NEW YORK COTTON
EXCHANGE ‘CRIMINAL AGENCY*
Greenville, S. C.. June *4.—De
daring that “the flew York cotton
exchange ie a criminal agency U beat
down the price of cot ten,” Thomas
J. Shackleford, of Athens, Go , attor
ney far the American Cettou amocla
tioii. criticised tha operating* and
method* of the exchange in an ad
drae today before tha Wth annaal
convention of tha Sooth Carolina
Beaker*' assoclatien.
Vary the diet with more vegetable*
milk and fruit—and be healthier
COMPANY FORMED
TO BORE FOR Oil
| Ap« N. C. Oil Co. Carterod
Yea tor day; Proepwete Bw
i .lleved Good
Letter* of incorporation Wcrr
granUd to th* Apex. Klorth Carolina,
Oil Company by the Secretary of
I •!> authorized capital
ttock of $200,000 and »300 paid in
, by D. P. Hrtte, of Raleigh; W. Tracy
I Redlin and U Button Howard, of
. Apex.
The corporation o«m a tract of
land three mile* from the town of
j Apex. 17 mile* from Raleigh. Tree
i* found in dig*, ig we)
for water to tupply a aaw run Tli
well* were mink to a depth of It,
and 139 feet, and were S00 yard
apart. Both dieeloaed Indit. :.vn* *t
Iietroleum and tamp lea submitted to
Stato Geologist Joseph Hyde pratt
and Dr. W. iC Witherz. profeaaor of
chemistry at Bute College.
, 8 .J . “•«*- Raleigh, who U In
tereited in the promotion of the com
K"y; *‘d *"« »}**>» that both Dr.
Pratt and Dr. Wither* declared th*
»preimcnt of oil superior to the erode
product of the well* in JTeiaa, and
equal to the Pennsylvania petroleum
Th* company rxpccU to begin boring
for oil during the next 30 days
likcRO SURROUNDED IN SWAMP
BY MOBi LYNCHING FEARED
Wilmington, Dol., Juno 22._Irak
Fountain. • negro, convicted for
criminal assault upon a lS-year-old
jrhitc girt in Trapp*. Maryland, was
sorioundpd early today in a woods
near Hebron, Maryland, by an ana
of approximately 600 per
•onx. Opaiv threats were made against
his life and officials fear they win not
be able to hold the poses in check
should ho be cnpturWL
Fountain twiea escaped from the
Barton. Maryland Jafl. He waa con-'
victed on April 19 and sentenced to
bo isecuUd A few weak* later he
'•C-*P*0' bat -was quickly captured at
Bsafqrd, Del. He got away again last
Wednesday night pad since then pan
see have born parching* the country
side in all directions.
Shortly before midnight lash night
tM^gWve
through the net. A short uS732sr
the negro was again cornared la the
Habroo woods and it waa thought
mnmae adjmmra
State hfm .
towT pssald”ThrongS'TuJ Vur
additional members until the num
ber has been tripled. '
PLAN PLANE LANDINGS
ON MOUNTAIN TOPS
bos Angeles—Proposed airplane
landing rites on nwrtsli tone in
Souther* California war* Inspected
by Mai. Charles Pond, pilot of the
Avion, an eight-passenger airplane in
a flight from BskerdlrVd to Los An
glia*.
I-ocal aviators will consider plans
1 >r mountain air station* whan Ms
jo- Pood and other* make reports
APPEARANCE OF REED
MAY MEAN HOT FIGHT
Sena tar's Name Net Oa List of Mb
amri Dele fates to Be lekahltd
T • Csaakte
Sen Frmaciseo. June 24.—Members
of the national committee which
meets tomorrow afternoon to com
plete the temporary roll of delegate*
to the Democratic convention antici
pate n lively time if Senator James A.
Reed, of Missouri, and tries te have
himself placed on the list. The Mis
souri senator, who Is a. bitter oppon
ent of the league of nations coven
ant. and who has opposed many ad
ministration measure* In tha senate,
Is expected here tomorrow to fight
his own battle far recognition as a
*A^teugh the senator claims to
have born elected delegate from the
fifth Missouri district his name does
not appear1 on the liet of delegate*
made up by the secretary of the na
tional eommltteo for submission to
the committee tomorrow.
Tha Missouri state committee some
time ago rejected tha saUetion. ef
DbbH mm ■ italamafo tnr LKd fifth Hit.
xiet Democrat*. According to the roc
>rd* of the national committee here
he fifth dldrict did not eeleet a dei
rgatc to fill hia place during the life .
the ttato convention, hot re-elected (
him at * ruheequent meeting.
babe rutm knocks a home
RUN IN AN EXHIBITKM4 GAME
Cehiabu*. 0., June <4.—"Babe"
Rath, the New York Yankee'* home
run king, mad* a homo ran today in
an exhibition game which the Yan
kee* warn from the Colombo* poa
habdlee, a local eeml-proteam, 10 to
1. In batting pntdtW* prior to the
gam* Rath hit »U bell* out of the tot
He pitched tba la* Inning for the
vieitoea.
NEW BERN MAN** RKULL
FRACTURED IT ROBBER
New Bern, Joar *4. Serna uni
dentified pereon eerljr thil evening
I tittered the office of the Independ
ent Btoomohtp Co., ot the foot of
Craven etroet, and otrack the caah
irr, Wm. P. Roe, who wai aloao at
the time, on the head with an Iron
pipe, knocking libn eonaciam. aad
robbed the eafr of Ml. Rao, whoor
■kail woe fractured la two plaraa,
regained eoneiooaneee after the rob
ber had departed and telcpheaed for
medical aid. Tonight the tnjnrod
tackier la in a aortotm condition at a
local hoepital. with email ekaneea of
recovery. Poflno are en fevering
to locato the eaaatUnt aad thief, hnt
thu* far have ao eloe upon which to
work.
GARDNER MESSAGE
TO OVERMAN BEING
MUCH SOUGHT FOR
Morriaoa Forca After TeW
*» Show Cord nor Was
Strong Suffragiat
OVERMAN OFFICES NOT
CERTAIN ABOUT MATTER
Frad J. Caaa, Manrisoa Jlfwrttr,
FaU, ta Gat Hald Of Elusive Mss
“*• of Lieu to neat Cstudw AJrg
•■« J“«W Saastar ta Gin Nme
•ary Veta far Saffrage.
(By R. E. Howell.)
Washington, Jons Il A president
of the United States has bagged and
tha good woman of the Union have
“•Mod. but not until today baa tha
otfca of United SUtet Senator Loo 8.
Ueermer, been tha Urgat for a picket
P*rX' tk,t * Plrt7 (tending 1
on tha suffrage quoation himself just
u ths junior Senate; dots.
It U all on arcoohTof that elusive
maaaago which MveraTTpika say Lien- '
jenaot-Governor Max Gardner and 1
speaker Dennis Brummlt sent to tha
Senator February 10, 1919, asking ,
3im to give the causa tha one vote
*,»*«ded to pass the roaolation sub- '
sitting tha suffrage amendment to 1
Km
‘h« picketing end muck ques
tioning from a im spacer men hu un
covered nvtiu^W Sueb ■ telegram
m.gbt here hsent here, butVred
J. ol #edesbore. who promts
od the AanAu that be would carry
a copy back u them to abow just how
Mr. Oardnar .tend, on suffrage can't
hie ha.de on it and thTn^itlvc
pro./ mult come from tit Western
Union offio
Sara ohena Wm Saat
Thera la a Oat denial at the Or
• man office hoot receipt of the tel
'fn»- Hub*. Martin, the Senator’*
secretary hu em recollection”
that Just each a meeeag* u Co**
nrante ana hare lest February, but
on willing te> atnk, hU roputeUon on
it. Any how. If It did coma, ha doubts
the propriety of either making the
cgm* public or turning a certified
copy to such p etthig Cameron
•w^orUr.at Mr. Caen
■ Mr. 'Martin 1* cartaa that W. K.
^rjrett, who’ w»< chairman af the
itiffrngn committee la, the l»is
rf **“>«• “»»•*» dn Senator to cast
hie vote la faror*ef the Mian. g«
oiled ton la not clear. Fori
lag, the stakes are too big to I
play on just recollection The film la!
the Sens tor's office don't go back that
far and the Washington office of the
telegraph companies only go back 90
daya.
EFFECT OF SPACING
ON COTTON YIELDS
The yield of cotton depend* to a
large extent upoa tha namber of pro
ductive plants. Tbe number of pro
ductive plant* may ba reduced by a
poor stand, broad (pacing, or seed
from unproductive plants. Poor
ttfnd baa bean suck a common trou
ble during certain .seasons that it is
customary to plant many more aecd
than would be needed If eeeh seed
germinated and produced a healthy
plant. Even with this precaution,
lack of (tend I* still s source of seri
ous lees.
Tbe spacing of Said crops is al
ways a problem. If oaa could pre
dict trie waa%r for tha growing sea
son it would Me much saner to plan
spacing far tt\different crop* The
cotton which S..3WS it to secure Its
moisture plant has a deep feeding tap
root In very dry weather. In fact
the cotton plant is much more resis
tant to drought than corn. For this
reason cottas can be planted much
closer than cor*.
The work of th* Mississippi Exper
iment Station indicates that the Duel
yields from cotton er* obtained from
leaving th* plants eight inches apart
or even without thinning nxcepl thal
done by the weeder and harrow.
Spacing Tests la Narth Carolina
8pacing taste of cotton were con
ducted at the Iredell Test Farm, neai
Statesville, for sU years; at th* Ex
parimant station farm near Reialgi
irw Itocky Meant for fear year*
nd ot tho Hod Springe Fane for
our yearn. In them tout the row*
row laid off throe and or*-hart and
•or foot apart. The Mod were plan
ed In Ova ordinary way with a plan
er and at the tlm* of chopping tho
vLanta won thinned four different
pace*: twelve, data an. twenty, and
.wanty-four Inch** In Ova row. Tak
ing all the taata into eonaidamtloti
tho hoot jH*ld* hoc* been acenrod
from throe *W> one-half feat row*
with nxtaoa inch** between hUla, ex
cept at tho Experiment Station Form
whom throe and one-half foot row*
with two lot Inch** hotwoon W1U haw
given tho hoot reeulta.—W. F. Pat*
and it. T. Winter*. _
CANDIDATES MUST GO
ON SECOND SAY WETS
Mouther* of tho Uhited Liquor
Dealer* aamelaUoo at a mooting in
Sangerbund Ball, Brooklyn on J«no
11 oooldod to rapport all candidate*
far congmm who faoor a change In
th* Vo Mead code. Candida toe will
ho naked by th* llqaor dealer* to do
Sn* thotr attitude on prohibition and
thorn who refaoa to ruMala a change
In tho enforcement law will bo op
p«**d at the pall* rogardlea* of poli
“1 am la a groat hurry,” aald th<
baldhanded mu *• be climbed Inti
I the barWr'i chair. "Can yaa out mi
| hair H I loam my collar onT”
"Sam," raid tho barber aa he atone
od at th* ihUy dome: '‘ova* if y*i
leave your hat an.”
LAWSON CAMPBELL
Wi.«oo 5,l», N. C.
Htre (a the minister who la to ran
duct a terra of rwiral meeting, it
the Fink Christian Church here be
ginning July 18. Jahn J. Lxmgnoo
minister of tha cbosch says of bin
Lhal he la a "thlnli, reasoner an,
-criptorlan." Ccrtal^y he in one ol
Hie fort meat evangdata aver to »i*
.1 Dunn. Hr. Ungau I will make fur
ilier announcement tf the mectiiun
r “ *£IUon « **»!» Paper. Mr
Campbell ! home it in Wlnaton-Ba
lam.
RIIIVI rtfBlf Am Aiut.
TO equipment
Buii-’a Creak. Juiti It_The di
- i ctore have named N. T. Patterton
of Conte ml preeidenPof the Bank of
Lvnea Creak te HoceH Dr. J. p jgf.
Kay. retlgned. Thrf bank ha* Jiut
hern In operation rid mor.thi The
»P*d growth la 4Ur*utable to Uia
large numher ef mafll etoekholdere.
including a large beaten Lege of the
cftrsenahlp here, ahd the fMt that
.1 U eituated )«. pogibly the finert
farming nection la Barnett county
The fehmere generally are preeparoui
and hare ehewn a maiarkably Am
•plrit of cooperatiog with the new
community enter pried
Thf PMl Tear audk. th, biggaat
enrollment ia tho-hiitory of Buie*
Acadmiy, jcHm*o«rd of Too
rtudeau from natmr Aunliee In tbto
and other StaU-aJ Bineipal J. A.
Campbell etataa hj already reeer
ratione are being male by many new
itada^p at UuJU do.mitory. Ha
^trui vl boiraM rqim to
[>oeeiblc dll avatmateftoeem for what
ne predict* ii Tgf JhJf n . i f ial*a
nrgtthc Spec ity Km /«gMRni
the achool u far a, petiole to meet
lhe incrraalng need* The mod no
ticeable Improvement, to the emeual
observer ban bean made in the walk*
and driven on the tamper which bar
been -under the direction of W- K.
Phillip*. The ached •» fading the
enthusiasm dsTeleptn by the hand
some glfta made by the loyal alumni
and friend* at tie last coanaanee
ment with the prapccta for four new
building* to be under construction
daring the next your, it looks Ilka ■
epochs yssr for the iastitution.
MAKING US SM1LS.
If it wasn't so- foolish as to be
fuany wa’d actually lose patience
with the man whs turns in an ad for
the paper with the announcement
that he i* giving it to u* “just to help
us along.” And T«t every now and
| then we ran across the fellow who.
has not laaruod Suit advertising 1*
the bast protection < he.' enn hnvs
rgainst failure ia buaiaosa
Take any prosperous retail con
cern in this country as an example
and nek the proprietor if ho a»vsr
titea to J>elp the editor or bimself.
Take th* merchant who is content to
go ahead sell lag the same amount Of
goodb today ha did ton years ago and
i you'll find be ia Minding still s' ly
because ha is too shallow to sot st
advertising helps the 'advertiser far
more than the publisher. If adver
tisers only helped the* publisher tbaa
| American merchants are the nod
'charitable poo pie on earth for they
(maintain thousand*, of newspapers
nod magazines, znd let loos* millions
ef dollars annually they could help
I la their pocket* otherwise
1 The day when that hid question
'“doe* it pay tv advertise?” was
I saesiaw kes si si ssf ^ (as4lW fka ftAn
roach and nrc-ocnt sugar. Today ,
the sensible mar asks himself. "does
It pay not to ad**H>** *» l—c* i
rf the paper that gdeg-to tha papi*»
won whom 1 »wt dapend for rmdo?
No san* man advertise* .today in. n
newspaper just to help komibody out
but to heap his business .out of the
bands of the sh*K». Thd truth was
never sore plainly spoken than when
kern rone said there is only oae buai
aeaa in the United Btatse that caa fat
aloof without advertising and sake
Money, and that la the United 81*tee
mint.
•KEK PERFECT WAY
Of BREWING COFFEE
New York. June X*.—Selene# has
been called upon to aid the house
wife in making a "perfect” sop of
eaffee.
Chemists at the Mass InKltat* of
Technology, under the direction of
Dr. Samacl C. Prmrott, swn will
|coMM'-firc' ae.elabotato reooarck Into
(he whole ore of brewing roffeo pto
psrly. aceordteg to the Joint coffee
: trade oonunMloe in this city, which
win finance the irrvsetlgstlo*.
I The comerlUer'iw eni^tai* the an
nouncement today, dbalarel that
I seen the "exports differ ae te the
heat Method ef brrWtrg More than
half the responsibility Ter a poof Out
jef coffee is due to "kitchen Ignor
ance.” the committee says.
’ Aa arsngs fain'ef M bushels a>
acre of lata potatoes area ssad* hj
• spraying with poisoned Rordeaui
i Mixture in aix-ycar lasts at Nortl
Carolina branch kspsets sat station*
, FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION TO
BE DUNN’S BEST
Fair Graaada Prepared Pap
•** Eraa*—Eetehall Aad Other
Eraata Will Mark Thta Year-.
E»aa—fcaaee Ta It Goad.
j Coramittaaa A* Work Ob PU>
Th»l Will Prmro Biggoef
b* History
DAY TO BE FULL OF
INTEREST FOR VISITORS
Fourth of Jaly will ho la Dona oa
Monday, July 6. So toy * y»rc
Dana cltixoaa who aro working to
malir of thU pane'. Independence
Day celebration the blggatt aad boot ,
. tvc,'t K> bo ttaged in all of North
| Carolina.
For the edification, delectation. 1
amoaemert, entertainment and I
nr* of the thonaande of Dwl', I
friend* who are expected here that '
day the eonuaittoe. in charge af the I
celebration have arranged a Marta I
that wtll nuke aD former rueh oc- «
cabon. m maall In conapartaon. «
Thla will bo followed by aa nil dee l
,na am ib tW hit
fair Groanda af tha Haraatt Caut'
rair Association. Thara a hall
»AIJ ha staged. as win #*•«► tact*, ath
lalic contest# M tvwry fceriaUeo
tod horse races af aatfTal mh!l
Aeroplanes loaned by fit g£52:
P1*"1 "t P, tMwaa aaS^acro
b»U engaged by tha committee will
porfprM fcr thi tnlirtfaiaMRt mf tk*
tbonandi.
Mods, u May U cam be
W‘U >My during Ua no tin. iSSSm
aad thara will be. something Mm
•fry ails ota of tha time afurthe
ki*P*I»da disburses la Iba fiaith
^ Tha Pared. wUl fan sn/iy in the
if S? toSS!
diMfS. lt. u expected that this per.
'•da will be mac than twe mile. Uu
to it will be fleets rsprsssnliag tha
atacsnntfl* and fan Ufa
of the Dm* DiMriet. teerehaota. toe?
man. --imT i Ur, Meet taa
bare, Md demise. It will ba tha
tea# are to be bettered. .
ss: •*»*
tod the “
Uea for
Chamber af"--- _ pre
paring the Pair Grounds tor tha cet
■ bratioc. Be it tUparin tending the
laying out of the Mil d la man 4 and
the foot raea antteaura within the
inee track infield. He li making af
title one of tka bam rulAa 1>
the State.
Nearly every detail of the Mg cele
bration hoc been coat Dieted. There la
no doubt that this win be the bWepet
of all celebrations la Eastern Cata
lina thla year.
ASHEVILLE BOY IS
JAILED) ATTEMPTED
TO SOB PAST TEAM
New Oricani, June S3.—The quick
thinking and action of Engineer
Smith, of the Now York limited, on
the Louie*ill« and Nashville, saved
the train from a possible hold-up
Monday night and lod to tha capture
of a **▼ ante en-y car-old youth, polio*
ray la oao of tha three who planned
the robbery.
Engineer Smith laautHona wan
aroused by th* actions Af three nan
who engaged him tvM con rarmtiac
shortly before the tr> j left th* ela
tion. Tba man a'red many qaaa
tiana about th* rout* of tha train
and its speed, especially near tha
bridge aver tba industrial canal.
Smith told th* special agent of the
toad of his auspicious sad a detail
of oflkera warn pat on tha train.
Whan tha train approached tha
bridge, instead of mawiiut down It
came to a atop and tha tnfcsn mads
a search around tha tiuek and dis
covered th* youth, who stated hia
name, th* police any, was Jamas Waal
Blackwell, of AahrrDle, N. C.
Two men were man t* leave tha
train usd hurry down tha Chaf Mao
tar mad.
nan had agreed with Mm to rah lb*
rain at tha aramiag of th* Indaa
rtal Canal. Hara they war* to threw
>ff the mall bag* and Blackwell ear
m hid* them and remain hidden an
il the twa Bun returned whan they
aould divide th* loot, be told tha of
Hcera. A aaarch la Whig made far
the tw* men, who are heavily armed
according to tha captured youth.
144-YEAR OLD CHUBCH
HAS ITS FIRST WEDDING
Part*., Ky.—Th* 14th annlveraary
of tha dadiaatloa af tha 80m Bap
tlat Church la Jacksonvill* county,
era* celebrated by the Srat marriage
earemony ever performed within It*
waUa.
Th* brid* waa Him Battle Mae
Sparks daughter af Mr. and Mr*.
Joseph Span* af Jaekaanville. Tha
bridegroom Is Dillard L. Sahastiam
of Scott roaaty.
Whan th* little church w*a built
in 1774 M wm th* Aral charah In
what U new Kentucky and aa a ftv
ting aaramonlal following the dedi
cation a wadding was to have taken
place. Th* wafting morning tha
bridegroom-to b* 'Was kiBad by In
dians aa th* story geos.
By calnc idsees during th* 144
year* afterward nan* af th* t*«ph
marrying In Banrton soaaty saint
od the littl* settle* far the earam*
r -
’I Crimea* clover aa a catch crap ma]
b* harrowed In batwana tha raws a
i a main crop Ilka tshaiaa, cam a
roctbfhi August or Baptoabar.
{GARDNER IS NOT
TO MEET MORRISON
I _
Caa4M«tN Will N*t Speak
From Attditoriu- in Joint
Debate
(N«wa and Obtnmr.)
CsBerro Morriton’s ckti)«M|« to O.
“•*, <*•»*■•» «• -want bla oratorical
artfllary an tka mm* platform with
him brought reeulU laat Bight in a
formal arrangement for a >olnt de
UU to ka bald ta the rlty endltonum
* ®olalgk next Monday night, begin
“r till
22*t
■?rV*C*l■ 10 “iB«"
w. Sick^t w.U be
eaidliS*:jf-!*1**T*,,u
tarn between j'S5JJI**,j. *°Crnwfonl
hSJI Tu2EL0< Mf- Gardner; gad
£S-*
|U?Likf ilB Blgga’ eMealast
f>SL. ?w*r Mtri? tw^koar. con
lhTlI2.^!V**,nd “““»«»» from
1*5 i“B#T and announced tbai
h*fT *"* »bnt
“2, „ T?** “f*1 ,Mi candidate
®*»U»»e hie ennoanced aefced
aU of .peaking engagement., parea
•ng their way. apart until the prim
»»y next Satarday weak.
Talk of a lout debate between the
yo rabomatorial aoptranu bc«ma al
JtoKhoro Satarday eiyfat »bSj|r
Mnkf0"' la behalf of hi,
ciadUac*. aad M*k|lnr U part to
io woald be oiac
•a tbo platform
", **•« «»or aaa peroonal attack.
^
Monday nlffht ia Wayooovillo Mr
Ja Jo«at debie^t^^
arlth another "«-^^Utr within
fcssUJrvsswrHS
r Mr. Mooriaoa di
•••MlndCa Bint
I
I
ant the_
kin. Cot WtAo. I
Mai. L Elmore of Rack* Meant
* opoadinj a tow dayi wMb Mr». w l
Mr*. J. A. Sterling *u ■ business
visitor in Du* MomLj.
Mr. sad Mrs. E. D. Endy of Four
Oaks sprat Sunday in Godwin with
Mr. and Mra. J. P. Joaoa.
Mr. aad Mrs. Hoeth Pops of Wil
mington spoat the srnek aad with Mr.
Pope’s., parents Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
'Tun Luu baa returned from
Favctteville where he underwent an
tporatlcn in Pittama's Hospital.
Mrs. C. W. -Spall aad Miss doles
Connelly spent Tuesday la Wade with
Mra. Mary McNsUL
Dooai* McDougald of Wads, was
a businsat visitor in Godwin Sotur
fcis. Ruby Tamer was a badness
visitor is Fayetteville Wednesday.
Misses Roby Turner, Raise Coo
n*Uy sod Luc ton McIntyre spent
Friday la Dim she^ptog.
»---—-«
| UMIONTOWN SIDELIGHTS
0-—
“ Voile r
He doesn’t tarn a hair at driving
a racing car 10* miles an hour
bat bo’s afraid to rids in n Peril
Uxi«ftk
That's Aadro Boillot famous driv
er at the French Peugot car at In
dianapolis, brother of Georges Boil
lot Internationally known racer wkc
was killed during the werld war.
While “fanning" at Us ton town
Boillot declared that whenever to
rid vs In s Paris taxi, known for thoii
mth deon open mad brMM hlmulf ,
vith feet and baud*. ready alike (or ,
shock of collision. or to jump to safe
■y
Soctu Maul Lai diaMeal
Ernie Aastarbarg. yuechanle (or
foo Boyer at Indianapolis, was gives
his first mount at Unioatown. Ha
drove his Freutonac vroil for ISC laps
and sta thou roHavod by Art Eioin.
Klein had promised hi* wife to quit
racing after the Indianapolis rue* and
attended the Union tows classic only
ae a • ports tar. Ha was In the Frente
nae pita far half tha raea. hut hla
hand* Itched aa far tha foei of a
driving wheel that be jumped into
the red car la hi* street clothe* and
halmeL Ha ■isagni to bake slsth
place by hoody driving.
TOOD TO USK FLAME
FOE SIGNALING MAES
Stamford, Cons.—Prof David Tsdd
will make an vffort la an aeroplane
ta catch signals from Mars during
August when that planat will h* only
S'TbOS.SOS mile* from tmhe oorth.
It will not ho aa near again for
KM years. Fraf«mer Tsdd wiU be in
a plana driven by Maj. R. W. Scbrer
1st, halder of the world'* altitude r»
esrd.
"Hoy," he Emoted, "are you put
ting sp mama'* order of sat maatf
"T*ah.” r«pli*d the butcher, “am
[ all I gotta my to—"
1 "Unwrap fc right array,*’ annaun
’ rwd the hoy. “Kitty’* caught * _ai
rww.”—Ama*t«aa Logics Weakly.
LONDONDERRY YET
MENACED BYRDGN
Of RIOTOUS CLANS
Nom of th. 40,000
H** 1 The
graphic description
Of cowprnwSciVEii
ClZt V^l c-‘"u* * 0-w
*itk CUm. Leh o±r
AUraist ‘Tepidity, MUitary Paw.
Londooh*. y, J»nr 2*..—The oat
*C|W h»i little idea of ft■ ■ ■ i_
'‘7/ WiUo«t "»*tc «~.dM<£y .
The emi salty tp^
« day art a'antiag eooagh hot tU
•iatara only the dials, ot tha jiJ_
The ruth j. Ma .« ..
•» rioting bmt
Th* eltjr ia rirtuaBy, coatnUod hr
JrtrewiM. of th* —‘—*irN*«ad a.
onalleta. wbo probably otnabee m
*r B0°- They fire volley, down the
without warning and nmi.
DU* reason aod tk*
Uum put la a elate of continue**
anyfif forth only whoa tho
'rocuri'zaont of food bueoateoaM.
Jtoly nrccoiory. Many ihookoran
‘*Vt •■•Paaded buoincee ud ton Ib
•• refuy* on tho top floSto of tfeoir
ctwiaEj'
J£*j£Z *
“h wopplay m •
■oetoffleo foico hot boos rorinfl to ■
a ere haodfol and tho rinam i
^5* petitioned by May Df %ko
JPJJjjW foodU from doty «»»fl »wT
»o mUito™ to far hat —fc.o .
J^*!*1** the taTaSC
-Part, bat without neat -rrrm E»
2t^f.T’SidSMkLd'l
■A lor aim and -— ntfrtra tho
aw -•
‘jroealear, ho to »«■—-Jhl
'too or defoatover _
i*»e beotr hilled to „
titer the flret day orjw» H _
topoeelble to Aynre oa the etctJau,
-» tho dead ore removed nod Mtop
omrudsa aad eairlcd away.
A proclamation waa issued by the
magistrate tonight warnlm- all cki
mma to keep la doors. Tba --
try aad military, tba
nnounrc.-, base race_
9 taka prompt measures aad K uee
-uaarjr, disparaa by fares aO aascau
Hca. Tba magistrates strongly om
Du Win Castle's inactivities,
tn addition ta tba srsetisa ad harri
mlea, trenches bare bam dug in saaaa
of the street* wttbia tba battia ms .
No bread waa deliearad la tba city
Mo week. Hotels aad hemao are run
dag abort af tuppliaa. No gas Is ba
it produced at the gas works aad
/ben the present supply la intniHd
be etty will be without lights.
- ROM A COMPKTKNT WiTNUS 1
(Dsavev Rocky Mountain Naim)
lha Associated Advertising Clubs
•f the World, a no maun authority.
•a* gone on record again that iiam
•P*r advertising pays. aad hi tba
ong ran pays batter than any other
iud of advertising. This la partieu
lr,7 true where the appeal b mode
to intelligence.
At on* time In tba nation’s history,
end in the world’s history far that
matter, the appeal of tba cellar was
to a public that road aa It run. A *
crude sign or symbol an a ruck or
hillside caught tbs ays af tba uniu
etructed. Illiteracy was the pi*, eat
.be exception. A Has feed number read
newspapers. With advancing ineeUi
C»u«e and popularity af tba daBv
isw^mpsr, til* sdvortiaer MtaO}
•mod to it to ranch the customer!
bet were worth while, la this e—a
ry lhe newspaper is everywhere. The
eore reaeoa why the adeerthm
bould depend oa it.
There ie a wrcholodMl ranee*
why the raiieMe newspaper elude
it the heed as an adrastMug m«dl • -
I’m; the reader receives tha sows ad
he world from too papas of Wa news
paper; ha torso to it Tor information
sad ad vies. If the reader boh tree in
hie newspaper and trusts It. he be
ie its adeertieen else. If the
'•wxpeper It scandalous and surail- •
.'.bit. the reader deubu Us adrertlea
pseota. It follow, that when the raad
r SMI u adrertisement in a news
<eper he trust*, he treats it in n mm
confidential end iprumttoe i
hen he would • here piaeerd. It U
mrt of Ms dsUilsd daily leading.
Hardly necessary to state that
when wa uea "he“ wa do not limit it
.0 the male persuasion. The sawn
a the household is not loot sight of.
if a Mat is bald out to bar an a mu
el board, the turns to her anwspn
>or for detail aad verification.
Castes Chevrolet, winner af the
5SO tail* Indiana polls classic, waa set
•van t contender at Union town. Be
brushed with Da. Palme, Milton aad
Partes for lid laps, hut was Urn*
reluctantly forced to quit hnaatt of
engine tronbla.
There were 17* farm hornet made
hupter Is* Tear b* beat* water tup
• ply syitoam bistolUd with the help
>■ af the Agricultural Tstendoa eorr
lee. (