THE DUNN DISPATCH
_ DUHN, N. C., JUW* «,
- -I- ■■ •_ _ NUHUIh
DUNN IS PL JARED
FOR CELEBRATION
MONDAY JULY 5TH
Goldatein Expect* 15,000 Per
tooi In City For Gala
Event
EXPERT DECORATOR
EMPLOYED TO HELP
Fail Horn* Working Out on Track
TKi. Wook-Ftflooa Will Rac»—
Two Boll Cam** Mium of Day—
Interesting Program It Arranged
By ommitteet.
Plant for Dunn’s tug relebiation
neat Monday arc practically com
plete. Tha Fairgrounds have btr-i
cleaned up and gotten in shape for
the horse race*., baseball game and
other athletic events which are to be
staged the rntrn smnient of thr
thousands who ate expects to calc
braleil in Dunn.
Several of the fifteen horsei that
aie to rare in the big meet have brii,
on track this week. There are eume
speedy animals in th lot and their
trainers say there is no doubt that
a new track record will br mode Mon
«l*v.
Secretary Riddle, with members uf|
the athletic rummittie. has caused to
be constructed an excellent baseball
diamond In the race track infield.1
Hare will be staged the game in which
i* to be decided the championship of
Harnett County betwex n the fast
Uair. of Duke and Dunn's hilloea won
ders. Girard Wilson, University star,
ton of Jesse Franklin Wilson, wili
pilch for Dunn. This gamr- will be
started at S:30 As soon os it u over
Alloy Womack's dusky warriors will•
take the Held against e strong colored I
M*C A ^ **r th* Du,h,ni Y
The Chamber of Commerce has ae
cured the aorviccs of an expert deco-]
rator to prepare floats and to decor
ate buildings along Broad itreol. He
ia O. L. Berner, of Winston Salem,
and can be reached at the Chamber
of Commerce all this week. With Mr.
Renner It "Rihe" the tign paint*,
who was here during the Fair Iasi
year. He will work ia coopeiallon
with Mr. Renner. .
Ellis Goldstein, president of the
Chamber of Commerce, one of the
leading workers in behalf of the cclc
bration, is confidant that the biggueli
crowd ever seen In Dunn will be here)
Monday. He ^stiixatcs that at least
dir and Mr. Goldstein. U it about a>|
follow* ■
i* A. M. Band Concert
10 A. M.—Parade start*.
10:30 A. M. — Arrive Fair Ground*.
Singing contest* begirt.
Climbing grca»y pole.
10:4b A. M Athletic contests begin.
11:30 A. M. -Dancing contest.
12 II.- Fiddler* contest.
12:30 P. M.— Uanlo contest.
1:30 P. M.--Hor»o race* start.
3 p VI.—Announcing of the prist
winners. Ball game brtweei
Duke and Dunn.
b P VI. ball game between Alli-’i
slugger* Slid Durham 1. M. C. A.
Aeroplane flights begin at 12
o’clock and continua all afternoon.
Admiaison to the Fair Grounds will
be bO cents for grown people and
25 cents for children. This will admit
them to the grandstand frse. Tickets
will be on sale at all of the drug
store down town.
The following committee* hsve
charge of the celebration and its fis
turea:
General—M. F. William*. Wiley B.
Jackson. Eugene W. Smith, L. L. Le
vinson, W. R Denning.
Entertainment—G. M. Tilgtiman,
EUis Goldstein, Marvin Wade, V L.
Stephen*. H. A. Turlington.
Athletic—H. B Taylor. C S.
Hicks, W. A. Erwin, Jr.
Racing—j. w. Draughon, E. B.
Warren, G. 8. Loe.
lee Water—O. T. Noal, W R.
Howard, Ralph Parker.
Advertising—Ellis Goldstein. By
ron Ford, Eugene T. Lee.
Ah Bth Judies
Decorated Automobiles—Dr. C. R
Young. w. Spall. Martin »
Wilwn. N. T Patteraon, Cha* Allan
Flout*—Owrn Odum, Jamei Bry
ant, J- R Hodfaa, J. A. William*,
George L»l'<
Singing"0’10;. Prince. It. M
Warren. 1* v- 8n|P«», A. E. Wbrria.
Min Gertrude J»ek‘0,h
Live 8tcrk-J- “'K‘l' »)r(l, W.
Samp. StriekUnd. » *•- Jneknon, J.
C. Byrd, J. T. L*«-_
FED CR^^y0CHIU>lulN
Atlanta, On., Juna Junto!
chapter* and member* ienew
lUd Cron .re prapann* ^ ^"^
on a larger male than rrgr »• Xlt
duetion of clothing tor n, Vu(.or,
dran Id thl. country and
capecinlly In cautrld
Europe, where It la •* d r0^.
among the poor ur* truly terrible
• Anungomcnta Have been »*
with many achool* In the louthe»“
for Junior* to make many of thru*
garment* In the eUwroom next
and winter from material loppueu
by Rod C.roa* chapter* aad p.ttenil
and luatrurtion* furolahed by the
heat concern* of the country. Thu*,
domeutlc *clonce will ba taught th*
children whll* thrtr product I* uaod
In a good cau*o. Tho chapter* will
handle the packing and ihlpplng o<
th* garment! •
Deal** Bap net* of Plagu#
Mexico City, dune J7.—TH# pro*
dent of Ihc board of health of Corrl
toa But# of Ban UHu Potoid. when
two niapected ca*e* of Bubonic pla
guc war# reported Thuraday denial
today th* exirtcnc* of any Bubooi,
cane* in arrltoa.
STATEMENT BY GARDNER
DENIED BY J. F. BARRETT
H# Navar Swt Out Dim Balloti
To Labor—Western Advertise
dwsId Doaouacod Also
j (harlnile, June 27.—J. P. Barrett
here yrstmday, gav# out the follow
mg statement denying etatcme/iti
| mode by t). Max Gardner and alsc
denouncing XX falae certain newxpa
|>«r advertiscmrnU in the western
i counties:
, “Hon. J. Crawford Dings, state
maimgcr Gardner campaign, Raleigh.
I "Hr*ns reports state that Gardner
I says I will out a form ballot at Ashe
ivillr to crganixcd labor tailing the
members to vots for Cameron Morri
son That statement Is absolutely
false and whoever gave your ca idi
jdate that information purposely falsi
fied. Throughout the campaign I d J
not express any proferrnt c betw cu
Mr. I'ngs and Sir. Morriion, cor. ,i
ing my efforts to the withes of the
Slat# Federation of Labo. ,.i pr-seut
•ng facts concerning Mr. Gardner.
Your lieutenants are publishing paid
ideeilisrrnrntx in the mountain pa
pers stating that Morrison paid asc to
muhr speeches against Gardner. That
is ft*lee and 1 defy you to produce evi
dence of the truthfulness of such
itat-.'aents, and it is either a ease of
your pulling up or shutting up. I ask
vhu to convey this information to
your candidate and inform him that
I expect him to stop making theae
false statements."
LAND ASSOCIATION
TO BOOST HEALTH
Fra* Illustrated Lectures la
Sanitation and Hygiene
Will Be Given
Wilmington. June 2d.—W A. Girt,
general manager of the North Caro
lina Landowneis association, has an
nounced that an in tansies education
al campaign In hygiene and sanit*
Lion will be conducted In eastern
North Caiolma as a part of the ---—
nation's activities. The campaign
w.ll bs in the form of frve illustra
ted lectures to be given by Dr. Chas.
E. Low. formerly snpr-intrndvnt of
tiealth for Wilmington and New Han
Dver county. It was arranged through
the efforts of Mr. M<-Glrt, whoVt
cured the cooperation of tbs Wn»n
koard of health.
Dr. Low has had a wide experience
n public health work and brings to
:hc undertaking a ripe experience as
i writer, edacator and asaeativa iif
this line of work, he hnvlng given
Hew Hanover county th« lowest
i«.iK i make -r "— cun.
flic need of the work l» evident]
>om the fact that of the 27 regislra-i
ion stater there err- only three which
nave a higher typhoid death rata than
North Carolina. In 1918 there were
r,S8 deathi from that disease in this
it*to. (he namber being reduced ap
proximately'25 per cent in 1919
through education and law enforce
ment by the Hate board of health
and local health organisatiodfe. The
number ef deaths that year being re
duced to 417.
For the yearn 1918 and 1919 there
were approximately 1,090 deaths and
10,000 cate* of sickness due to ty
hoid, which, at a conservative aeti
mate, represent an economic lorn of
95.000.000 dun to preventable dis
ease.
There are only two states In the
registration area which have a high
er malaria death rate than North
Carolina, whom rate la three and one
half timex that of the average for
the country at largo. The imsnenao
amount of chronic malaria and con
venient phyaical incapacity i* point
ed ont ns being ono of the greatest
factor* in retarding material develop
ment of F.attern Carolina
The importance of an educational
campaign aa a mean* of combating
Inert from .•preventable dinease it
further evidenced by the support giv
en it by Dr W. 8. Rankin, atatc
health ofllcer, president of the Am
erican Public Hraltll association and
one of the loading health authoriUoa
in the country, aa wall aa by the *up
|port of the International health
board.
Tho participation In the campaign
i by the North Carolina Land owners
association has been mads possible
.hroufh tha assistance of broad mind- 1
A mm who are Interest**! in tha de
velopment of the state end the wel
fare nf their follow man. Among
Jiasi> who hare contributed liborally
iowards making this important work
possible arc: W. H. Sprint D. L.
Gore. Hugh MacRaa, and Dr. Jamas
Sprunt, of this city; Cant. Nathan
O'Barry, of Goldsboro, and C. 1. Mil
lard, of Norfolk, Vn.
In discussing the campaign Mr Me.
Girt states that tho program includes
tha full time service of Dv. Low an a
•ftniUry •Xpert, who.
with other work, will deliver free Il
lustrated health lectures dealing with
the subjects of hygiene and aanita
ttsa, including malaria, typnnld,
I*#*kwona and tha rslatlea of inaacta
a* it* transmiAdoa of thoao ditaasao.
* dtaeoaalon of soil and water pallu
H°*. «*d thv nacesalty of privy “nt
luni** related to thooe conditions
*** bo Included as will under
fault* diet and tha aacd
2?. nstlk supply
7 -,^. hoard of boatth, acting
Indepari—ntty, foU<n, this edu
cational '“"ipagB by one of vaccina
tion •*^^J>hhold where tha coop
arati** l* commissioners cam
be bhta^— jfhv coat to the counties
for ^*"77,7. wl v*ecinations, which
will he axp,rtA furnished
by the **JL0iJSI"* *TO ho tl sent*
for each c#?VmT *.>\«‘"ation, »hleh
la tba actual «•" •* the wark to the
"^Mr. McC'^ JjL 'placed that
health Is **L^wture“Ration on
l£-KKS5*if,
f™""* a DHiu program wnira, in
the opinion of rtperta, la trolng to
haro a far reaching effect and play
an Important part in the redaction
of the ataU'f atekaoaa and death rata
and In the development of natnrnl
roeonrcea which silal in ehondanc*
throughout Kaatorn Carolina.
Mr. Mcfllrt thoroughly believe*
that Ihlt I* on* of tha bigguot and
moat eonatrueUvc undartaklnga ever
attempted la the atate and that It will
b* tha meant of placing oaatarn
No th Carolina in th* forofront with
regard to health condition*
' Life it awoet and It (a good to ho
on earth, hut not oil on earth nr*
otthor good or awaot.
NEW RECORD FOR
NON - STOP FUGH1
jLaraen Plane in Air Over II
Hours; Did Not Reach In
tended Goal
Philadelphia. June 27.— Darkns*
tonight fore oil the Larsen airplane
which left Omaha this morning foi
Yoih. to roair to earth at Pirn
Valley. 16 miles asst of this city, bul
not until all American records foi
a non-stop flight had been shattered
according to John M. Larsen, one of
the passengers. The aviators made
another stop half way between this
city and Lancaster. Pa., which point
they said, was about 1.200 miles from
Omaha. This distance Larsen deciar
<d. was the longest non-stop flight
i vsr mads in America. The men were
in the air a frw minuter less tha>
♦leven boon and, atlowing for the ad
ded mileage caused by losing thoii
»*T. a number of times, coveted ap
pro »imat ply 1,400 miles.
Leaving Omaha at 5:12 a. m. the
machine, a J. L, all metal multiplex
piloted by Bert Aeoata and carrying
‘Wf**0 wed W. Bugh. mechanicso.
encountered dinar fug and stronu
tide winds almost immediately. The
conditions Larsen said prevailed vir
tually .iroughout the journey and
' T-• HfUiWHHV IUI U1W1I
not Icing able to ranch their goal. Ha
mid'*)* machine worked perfectly all
the way and only for the fact they
lo»l their bearing* to often they
would easily have arrived In Now
York by snnduwn..
"It was a wonderful trip and a
wondr; ful performance," said Larsen
"Wc encountered dense fog and
ationg side winds which blew us oul
of our course shortly after leavin,
Omaha. Both these adverse condition
Much to us almost the entire Jouracv
end added a great deal of extra mile
age
“Wo endeavored to follow the rail
way lines, bat frequently lout our
bearings on account of the fog. Short
ly before 8 o’clock thia evening we
Cn lost our way and decided to
* to earth. We found we wen
about half way between Philadelphia
end Lancaster and that although wo
bad not reached our goal, wa bad art
tl * new American non-stop flight
tocord. Taking lbo air again, we art
for New York but again encoun
**• brovy f0g. Shortly after
dx o cloek It became so Impenetrable
Mil* decided to comm down
iml landed at Valle*.”
raw i
DANIELS ARRIVES
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Pk«di For Aftrmitire Plat
form and Big Mon to Hood
Tho Forty Tickot
San Pranciaeo, Jane 27—Secretary
Daniels arrived aboard the battleship
New Mexico, flagriup of the Pacific
fleet, where ho will retain quarters
during the convention. Be called on
Chairman Cummings of tha National
committee and at headquarters of the
North Carolina delegation. Hie only
public statement was a plea for affl
imative declarations in the party
platform and big mta to bead the
ticket.
Mr. Daniels wae accompanied from
the South by George Creel, head ol
the Committee on Public Information
during the war.
"1 rpn prophesy accurately," tht
secret! £ said, "the result of the dec
tion, it uiu can tell mi whether the
people U.11 year will vote against
something and against somebody, or
for something or somebody."
A majority of the people had voted
affirmatively “for Wllaon" in 191 (,
Mr. Daniels said, and against a Dem
ocratic congiasa for 1918, Induced by
premia00 that a Republican eongreas
would reduce taxes and living cost!
and bring quick readjustment when
the war andi-d.
“The congress failed to keep every
nramise made in 1918.” he added
'and tha Chicago platform presents <
iot avail a tingle clcan-cut, explicit I
>lan for any constructive policy." <
"The Democratic convention,"
[>aniola mid, “needa to bear la mind i
hat whila in 191* tha majority voted i
igainst aomethinc, they can ha won '
his yaar only by a eonatruetive and 1
infinite program for something, and I
hat something mnt appeal to the i
national conscience, the national
tent* of Justice and the national re
lotva that tha fruits of the war
■gainst war shall not ho loot. Oar
ivelarmtieni must bo afllrmmliva and
must appeal to the aspirations of men
and women who believe in American
Idealism and in America living op to
Its rerponsibllttea and obligations.
“ I woald like to see a Mart plat
form so clear and ringing that no
caustst woald place two Interpreta
tions upon say deliverance, and I be
lleve the convention will give us such
a platform and name Candida Us
wbttsa records will be guarantees of
0-- ■ ■ -1
I BRYAN. WAL>X ANO
REED TO FICHT
• plank on league
! 8an Fian^^sT”Jon* *•.—
i Plans for oppsetaC (Ac admin
! istration treaty »*A Lasguc of
Nations plar.k ware formulatrd
I at sui hour's eaoferaace tonight
I between Willses *• Bryan and
I Senators WaiA •* M«»sacho
i chusetts, und lead, of Missouri
1 I Their first dtfarL Senator
| Walsh said. isfc> * the
! resolution co#edBtes by offer
' in* substitutes *•* thr adminis
tration plank/ . -
i If drfeaUxflR the resolutions
I committee, 8M*°r said,
| It was plarnsf.f* preaant a mi
l nority rtpsiJl'tO eanvention. I
i the major ctffa** those in
the morcmiit the kfassachu
sstta Senator Jadwd. *» »0 pro- I
I vent cHiiMtR|N °f the party
I to snrrsmsf ratification of
I the present M" eo»*nant. )
| "Wa d iabused W*aral platform
' planks. prmu|pa»T the treaty
i and the IcafS, •**<1 Senator I
i Walsh.
I For the .dgifclet ration treaty
I plank, it ia reoerally I
1 agreed that we Ntall offer sev- |
oral snbstltwtR. possibly three
i or four. Thfc’R** »ot hewn i
; diaftsd, bod par sanaral pur- |
pose is to upssse committing
the party to anraoar»ed ratifi
cation of ths preaant coven- I
I ant-"
If ths subMtatc planks should
I bv rejected. Senator Walsh
said, the r.,V mors would be I
I for prcsentatUB ” issuer to |
I the coneenUat Itsdff. j
Sensior Rssd dadllnsd to dia
I CBM the sasart
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REWVESlOfOYER
NAVY TAR RECORD
Roar Admiral Dackar Say*
DuUii MUrapraMBtad
Fact* About Oftcars
admiral ams, fullam
and VlSKE INVOLVED
That Ha Batlaaa.
What Th. Sectary Citad t. Die
cradH O*.^ Waa Sa Pa rear tod
Aad Twiatad A* Ta Cha Facta
Fala# Matala*
Wa*htn*t*a, Jana '27—Tha Sima
Danitli row -vf* navy', conduct
rf the war jraRfct?^"'- 1 1 *
ant o/ the seventh diotrWiWsJof
id*. in which the charge* that Socro
lary Daniel* In.hit testimony baforc
the Senate investigating rnaamittee
intentionally *nd deliberately misrep
resented certain act* of Rear Admir
als Sima, Kullara and Flake.
The letter, dated Jon* 17, and ad
dressed to Chairman Hale of tho eon
mittee, was published ia the Army
and Vary Rcgiater, a aervics xnega
aino. Admit*1 Docker aaid ho alao
lent n copy of It to Secretary Dan
iel*. Senator Halo la In New York.
Admiral Decker was formerly na
tal attache; *1 Madrid, but waa re
moved during the war. Secretary Dan
iel* baa Stated that his removal fol
lowed rouiooantation* from Ambas
sador VUlaid to the State Depart
ment that bp yro« encroaching on di
plomatic function* in bia activities
tl ere.
Say' Would Twin Facte
The admit*1 drriared in hit Setter
t'i:,t "from (9J pcaonal knowledge of
Mr Danisl*' ‘kametor, ! am led to
be... ve Dint » _r i* ci.-.i n h
IP ll*o ii. « rodit ci ihv • f
f.ce. i- t • pcpvortet’ nnd twiivd j. to
give tho aru * !*• •* a fal',- m*.ni
mg ’■
•'it i, probpblr »I -J tr.orv than like
ly,” Admiral Decker’s letter aaid,
'•mat If there officer* had bowed
doom and had served the god* that
Mr. Daniels worshipped they would
today have b**n fattening on tho na
vy a* commander* of fleet* on octree
duty or In pl***enl Jobe In Wnahlng
ton. To me, •• to other high ofRcsra
of the navy, 11 ha* coma that If we
would bow down and do the withes
of Mr. Daniel* wo would receive the
rewards therefor. Intimation* that
one by circuitous routes end uader
juidsd, sneaking ways, so that no
no can take bold of th*m.
"My explanation of tbs Incident*
at forth by Mr. Daniels >* baaed sp
in any person*! expeiicm# with him
rhi* explanation is that Mr. Daniel*
bund tbcae officer* would not follow
>tm to Utc limit of doiaoraliaing and
lograding the navy; that even though
hey ho neatly desired Ole reward* and
tromotion of dielr career, which all
mnocabte men reasonably desire,
hey were not willing to sacrifice
hair character, their manhood and
heir country And as a result Mr.
Daniels determined to break them bv
he use of all *ho power of hi* high
>mce. by the am of the power of ridi
cule, sarcasm and half-truths that as
i newspaper man he haa learned how
to im so skillfully, by the us* of the
itreagth of publicity secured through
kls newspaper connections, all tbs
weapon* which Prusaiantam used to
destroy its enemies, asd autocracy
has used through the ago* to malm
tain Ms poorer.
Credit Du# to Thee*
"In my opinion, all credit la du*
to there men that they have fought
unto the end and uphold the staadard
of aprlghtasm. loyalty to couatry,
■elf-sacrifice hard work sad goatl*
manly conduct, attribute* that la*
ideal naval offidor baa always rover
od.
"1 have no destro In Uila lotto* U
bring out my personal saporlenooi
with Mr. Daniels, bat he knows o!
them, and ho known. If ho known thi
differs nee* between rtght'and wrong
that he has been dishonest; that h<
hat been autocratic; that ho haa abaa
ed his power; that ho ha* doa* all thi
Coatlauod on Pago Its
DISABILITY REiiEF
;| BILL IS DEFECTIVE
I Republican* EucU'J IVlu:urc
Whick Will Prevent tn
crtiud Comptnutior.
„f . (By K. K Pow.il.)
Waahlnifton, 0. C.. Jin v 27. -A
publican rooif;w iml Pt-|i b.'nat.-i .
bono. bill that »„* d.,iy.. \v
fvliiY u> the *:loir roldicr*. hot ir. -
attempt u, pam U relief m. r.-tm f..r
<>>• diaubjad nr.e* it eniiitvd u d-fi..
i.w wh;‘k' •" ovy tt'ilfrn I ill ■
iu»t diwoven.fi, will ,von' the *
I mediate ifranliny of ipcve.tn .i ro:c
peimatlon.
wk" fume with a .in- eio
|iifwation of the rcliHlitonliui: ir.*„(.
|UTf>V Vf'"’ brn Uxi ° ‘•‘••'e trmi
lhl?u^k ,h« I'f-lr III bo .nl
ocatiDHAJ cdaral.on cum«* v./il.
Into ./foci <Jul> 5,|- o' J. ,
T*’*'’ kttt the Bepaetmeitt me
nnda incre*a* can oniy be hod aft..
a tdiowinu of "uoaaualiy b'jfh rort u’\
malatenanct and ftt|iporl." 1
„oJlV.IrT “^miniatratlv* oftiecr in th
rovenunert wrvicr ha* had exi! *; |
which'a w,ih th' ....
h»cb ha* led large number* if h-u-i
oatod people lu bellow h id bcc.
Ml^ ,b*f. nr* ' -".tordmn io
for L .A111 ftebly mr.f’.c pro''».< n
I." .*"”*'h,',*1 <nt.i,|> different. -,7t
W^I! 1r v«-i -'*>nr’ • i. -n I
Won i* face t„ f,y: , •* I
">t that kiod now.
The ex-ioldlers ha-u »a led to li'.l
ti«ve that the ami ndi.o..L to r>..n....(
iti the d^*\«itncy of*l,rc*j
pnaUon bill granted to. all disci l-d'
“■Idlers receiving rrhubibutian rrui' i
,nR an mcreaer of *20 per month „■. {
ter July ]«t above the pri-t/i.l ruse I
for raaintruunro and ra|i;wn, yd Ih
law makes no such pic vision. Tn '
payment for raoii'teiiunct' an I n;,-;
port to all lininect r.-maiti. Ih • ,ai: l
aa K has born heretofore, "< xr. p |
that the boaid mnj l.i<mwr -th:
amount not to »scf"d $20 ptr i>mr:i
w aoch. trainee* a* arc ie«'diup a tm, |
analntanancr and rapport is above tin ‘
nverago and comparatively blrii.'' I\
increase can be given until th« choir
inir is made to that effect
It would require a nation-wide mi<
<tey, first, to Mammae what tha ai
trmge is. and aacond, to locate th.-i
places that are above that average, |
and there Is no way of determining 1
whether Conprem Intended “cvrapur- 1
stieiy hlph" to mean a comparison .
of one place with another or one tint
with soother. I
The board has no machinety b** 1
*hrcfe foch an investigation can be
opaducted or eomparleona made. It
Ttiftitm.'-* r™r
LAUNCH PLANKS ON '
PROfflBlTHMSm
•_ i
Bryan Comet Out With Hi:
Dry Plank and BurUaon Ha*
One Somewhat “Wet”
San Kranclaco, June *7. Doth th"
wcta and dry* today launched th j r
plan*i on the Democratic a- a- of al
coholie dlffnmte* with n rtuiaiy p»*
sage promised to th* flnnl harbor o'
th* ronvantion floor.
For the dry*. Wm J. Biyun wi de
Soblle hit propoetd plank a S'rit'prr;
oclaration for o-nfnrcenw nt of lie
Volatead law without inrieu** If al
coholie content of bcvorairf*.
From thr wit ramp ram- altcrrua
plank• drafted by Po«mt«*frr Ci-ic-ra!
Burienon One decloroa fo “i ij-vbl
oal liberty.” and modification of lie
Volftrad ln«' to renterc it. “dnirlie
aad unreasonable fce‘*trce,“ and ih.
alternate for *m»i i“fcnt permit! ir.:
beverage* “in fact -Hhi. ii-.tcxltni;r.;r “
The plank* are w b<- pn-fented »c
the resolution* commiUoe npon It* or
(animation and regardlrn* of th ut
cone there it war jjrntrallv c-upcrlc..
that the liquor fight would each .h
convention Itteif.
With both wet and dry facto*
working hard throu, h thr Sabi-'. 1 h
there also wa* a atrorn- movt men'.
prevent any mention of nc 1
question In the platform, h rr. '- men
backed by many pow.-yful Ur.dc*
Teat Bry*»’» Pliok
The Bryan prnmo:i m jcuhu in\
low* ■
• Wi> heartily contfc: n il ta: ' 1
nocratic party on It. «|il»“«l>l kfllt
urel.tp in the eubmitrion unit ulifta
t:on of tho prohibition .iiu-muinci.1. t
tK Federal coratitu’. ■■ t on.I u
■ledge the party to th- effective < r.
forcim.-nt of the Vole. at i::vr. h-.>
fatly and in good faith without any in
:na(e m thf alcobol’r i.nl. ,,1 of pi-e
■pitted brrcragon ard wilhoiiv ary
weakening of any oth.r of («
lont.”
•‘I guctf there if no doubt i.Imui
what that m<ant.” en d Mr. Brjn
"W* will giro every delegate a crton
to go on record for or ajrainrt It 1
expect to havo it adopted by the ice
oluiiona committee
Mr Burleoon. ofu» Vmnttnir the
Biyan plank, gave ool bi» propo»<
declaring, however, he Had drafted
Jwni by himeelf and spoke only for
himaelf and "«• iwt t«> b. rvwinhd
at the leader of the force* fov.ir.ng
modification af pereent law*.
Bavletow t Wot Plank
n.. .re do ted plank which Mr. Buis
IcaonVld^VhcHcvi-d would meet the
(woxtn Iftlood h*i bifW
hy the Amdrk-.npco
wall being of the people >« ,rV»
■ oration tbould not be laleta11d. Tho
iSdtty of the eighteenth amendment
uf tho Federal eonutitation having
hLa toetalaed hy the Supremo Court
any law enacted under itt authority
loW bo ftrlrtly enforced However
K oXcmlk party pledgee ill at
meet #odeavor» to prevent thU m *
l £mrfPedereJ pS-erfr** Won,
•xerelned la aueh manned a* to bo
tome tjU'cedn or H prlvt the peo
■i\ of that individual liberty, which
'*. vki Il f peipoee of tho Union of
.Ttetaa i« ynaruntoo and preeervt
'hiouirh all time. The Velataad oat oo
void by a Dtaeoeretle Freeidout, and
mrertl over bio vote by a RopuMicoa
i’ortir^o, it an ertrewo exertiee of
'the nnwrre yarned by tb* el(h«onnU
■iiarr-dnient and it thould bo on MW
did In alriet conformity with the «#tr
1. and pnrpoae of the eoaidltatlona M
a* in eliminate therefrom He dearth
and nnrranonnMe feetoroe. Wo favoi
cn amendment to tho Fedora I Con
t|ilot>n requiring oil UMohemti
h.-renfloT nropoeed tberoto to W mti
fled ot •fiteted by o referendum ol
the qualified voter* of tho eevere
State* of tbo Union.*
j WUMINC.C.-* will sen©
I DPI.EwaTIon to meeting
I Meni Appointed to Attood Good
Eood* Coasoatioo
' __
:<n!r.ert3e, June- “8.- Carrying
t.iuu uf a icsoluticn rccmt*
•• j«tt .. il by tb« rlly counnl. Mayor
" '-oor* •>»>> designated mere
*|4"' nen n bo arr to compose a
| -*> represent ihi, city at
! 1,0u'! 'xadc maw meeting to
, a wv'u n IJi-.ldgh on tba we of the
» i ... »». itlt of tlH legislature- to
'• _r«***tJ mi July.
• S.' cothoiiut oc of thia commit
"T •> • contained in a reaolotioti
by council approving the
■ iti'- hvmg agitated foe a big
iti.i* bond issue to build a state sya
'•r. r.f p'-rrrmtent roods.
object of live roe.-* meeting ia
•> ti iron-irate to the governor and
ii -a. •••.. of the gen- a! assembly that
• o in -jl.1 dr-.ijv u state-wide ay<tem
.1 t..tu« .git of permanent mater a'
r P4s.li:mired h- the sUto with die
•tt -id ip rou'ity liner.
duiib^.oi-Mcna air strong booat
t-1" r -'ti road* and il la certain
lht;t tit.a t-l*y will be represented at
mseting by a substantial dalega
’ •f o’l'm-ngion’a most progre's
• i'i!i«-ai. It i* rstirrly powil ’
i|-l ii -'.id car load of food roads
-■•ocl-.-.c will go from here. j
t-RSES DEATH Of RATS.
3"READERS OF PLAGUE
(Ciil.iii. cf L'. B. Pnblle Health
l Service
''Jrtlliir oileoMna to the diacovcry
,r b..h i;-‘r j.lHguc j. nererol Am* f.
• a" and Mexlcun gulf port*, and re
wanting regarding lha io
af ilnc'ue from Mrdit- r
’loiti. \vltK-i, a,* known to bo
! ':u-go-jt. moral ugh B. Com.
" ' urged loamanHiee
.h.iui th country, and tapodal
' c in toa/r. to inaugurata rat
. :in el'or. and rut-proofing cam
"DuHonic plague ia primarily a dl«.
">*: of rodvrte, crpreislly rata,” aald
• '. 1 *• ummir.g, -and the diranrr
v • c .r.lrnlli-il > ffeetivcly by mea.v
in <li'i e:e Jldiminat tha i«L The «&•
»:r_- i-a ion oT’nit* ia all the more to
■i d wired Item arc of the trneieini
ertm'-r damage they eauaa.”
Aero, ding to eonorrvmtiro oati
noi«« made by the U. & Public
f"tilth Service on-dae-boaia of uom
• » a wrvejrg there > St loaat one rat
b>’ > very geraon in the United Stutaa.
rb'a catluiBfu eetorida with that of
!r> at Britain* end Ireland, and with
ivhoiltetln flgurat for Denmark.
France and,. Germamy. The anneal
ip keep pee1 rodent waa computed by
S <3me nhthoiitira aa SI M la Croat!
in 'his
• ,-d State* »180,000,000 a year I
.. -. ■ -«i 1 ;U rat population. TV:*!
; n>l include mice.
-.V... c. S. Publ’c lira kb Service •
. .. ;ai:v-u u» detail trained aaprrta'
>c ct-mmmiritt in orpaniaina
•>.- irht atro'nit raU," mid-General
*\ nvnhist. “ii any of onr officer* have
.v,;' th- . vlem.vc practical experience
:k t- r.-orv. aid know how to make
r.V.ir effective. In the seaport eit
ie, the- A.irk of extermination should
i— s.-ipl*irinwd by bacterioloecal la
s' ••>.> examination* to deterrain?
> >;■ ii--i cr not plapue Infection is
Mc-sr.t imunr the rodent*. In the in
ij •: ci-. -c> til's U not now necoaaarr."
nh- r. S. Public Health Servlet'
hu* in/t r.tsblished a new bulletin
-,v.' ’ i "Th.- Rat: ArpamenU for Its
:: 1 = .ion anil Method* for It* De
ll ■ octiiiE." Copies may be obtained bv
-b - I’. S. Public Health
•."ic.-, Warhinjrton, 1>. C.
LirLT. COL ROOSEVELT RE
I SI-TIfS KRCM MARINE CORTS
j ViAisirioii. D. C. June 28—l.icnt.
P.-rr) 1.»1 robe Roosevelt resijrn
•! H» r-i-m/nas-iion In the Marine
■ 1-y’jy to accept an important
-M-t*j:;vc pool ion with an oil con
ii. the Oklahoma field. Colonel
* \ ■*, is a cousin of the former
•• . -M u* Theodore- Uooecvelt and of
.•Ian A/sndai.t Secretary Franklin D.
Rne-ec-.lt of the nary department.
* j: - l-ts nauished kmeman he
I-...C horn ta the Marine Corpe a*
, ,'»«ldv. lie entered the Carp* in De
P T. • .1 rtUfol ut ** in xto Sptnllto
.An- «,. War. and »»' in ebanfe of |
:h;. •■—i ;:-n««ien of the cantonment
r* A> u-'.I"ir«'. V« . ip tho world war,
n a. d there at Pott Qumtertnat
; - |Ji# i. -. to? in the corps comprlr
ic tho Philippine*, Panama.
Crl. n-.ai Usisi. In Aumut, t»H, he
tv'* t rcl |« Fra-»» * and attached
ip the Amn 'ican Krabawy In conn**
Ctuts with the rcliof of American eiti
rn* who n.tr caught Hi the woo of
;h -V...V ooiMen ontbreak.
,‘OTQMAC YARDS EMBARGO
IS Li FT CD FOR PEACHES
Macon, Join *27. Peach grower* of
m'Jrf'i fh-orgtn. were notified IhM
the I’cturaac yard* embargo hot been
toird ,'ri |KTithabk*. Peoeb train*
wilt be ei*en tho right of way. It wn*
y.M OhipmonU W* wack wilt be
hrt »y.
CANDIDATES SPEND
$65,000 IN PRIMARY
TW CaMnUterU] -it«rti
C~m» Within MOO g# 1*.
UUuAad UbIi
FIRST TlllI COST OF
FOUTICS CAN BE SET
j Com ta State W HaldU(
th-atad al SIMM, w
Kamaaditara by Cawaliwi n-|y Oka
Sanatoria! Caataataat Caaa ‘ J nl
Uaintlaa.
(Ksvi and Obtemr.)
Sorreaaful and unmu-teacfu] Md
data for Stain and ritatTnalninl baa*
o<a la tbe primary of Jaac 6 ^aat a
total of Ser>,«pft St, according to **»»»
rtatemcuu filed with the larrotai j of
rtatc, aa raquired by the State pet- *
nary law. Some few of tba
ant* bam not yat
mant aa lo thair _
the final total* ara aa
overreach 171,000.
Thm gubernatorial
| fotth the larrett nradKan at the
cnrreee* of the republic, with UmiUd
States Rmitm ranklns ssranil raw.
rrefuisool can rdTS tte
Lieutenant - G Up fcJZ ,•
foerth place. The Asroetote Juatlna
Alp of the Supreme Court, and tte<
State office* where there eras a eo^ ■
teat, are on a parity for the fifth *
rank.
bwnccifee reqsired from each raadi
daU whose name wa* print id ea hat
Urte seat out by the State Board of
Election*. Entrance tom *r4r1iit a
boat UM». Priatiur tfetettSTtX
lecbaa tbs rotarne fa al Hate idlus
which S«Xmw> >1M—^Mwaid
M»a jathilMr A^day "rfttejrTTmii
j®**J tt>n ttadtr tke law. Bom*
diditfi wkc matintd k kt >
fdr As primary matt Satarday wfll
bo rrqairwd to nil hoop withia tha
Adtajoiy limits for tteiaea. Attor
ney Genera] Mmaaiaff tea ewled an
o Ac tally that they mast Inm under •
the *6,600 limit
“At laast we teew now what aatt
Ues cost* tte linin'’ doettsad Mr
1 Prv« eMgrambaal fights and OM
Moatqriai coat tha eighteen taadi
istcs a total of ltt.0S9.ll. tha cost
liest Ming that between 8enatoc Lee
S. Overman and Aubrey L. Brooks
lor the United State* Senate, ac
counting for a fourth of the total.
Another fourth went to the third dis
trict where Congressmen 8. M- Brin
son finally routed his antagonist at
a cost to them both of between ha
and seven thousand dollars. The third
men in that district spent only $90.
Three judicial contests want aims
what beyond the usual cost of sack
races, dodge 1. Bis Bay spending
1*34.40 in overcasting hie sppeaeata;
Judge Addison O. Btcaud and Judge
,12. H. Creamer down in the Wilming
ton district spent 9497 AO aid IJMr
141. respectively, and Judge Ji Uyyd
Hcrton spent ittUl In tha New
.Bern district in defeating Emeet
Green for the vacancy made by the
resignation of Judge O. H. Goion.
Pinal rcpei ti are missing foe a
number of the. contests ia Mate oH
ces. The State Auditor ha* no repoet
from but one of the eentaatamts and
one is still missing frsm the Insur
ance Commissioner. M. L Shipman
'spent 9300.41 la defeating David P.
, Dei linger for the nomination far
' Commissioner ef Labor and Printing
Hr. Dellinger spent 9979. B. R. Lacy
•pent 9194 for Hate Treasurer, while
bis opponent spent 91,001.90. In of
fices where there wage no contests
tho candidates spent only the 990 re
quired for entrance.
SB Rl—I Illl^VilV; VI MH
anti for State Senate report no ex
penditure ten the S6 entrance fee
required of them. Only one ceeiteet
ant spent more than the Attorney
Gene—1 says it allowed under the
lav, Mr. E. R. VirKeithaa of Fayetto
eiUe, who wae defeated by Or. I,
ranee V>rO)U*»n. Mr. McKehkan
spent mi.21. according to Ua own
statement. Dr, MeGsugna’e tool
statement bos r.et boss filed.
NO PROSPECT «>«!■'“*,
REPUBLIC BEING REALITY
I Seifert, Jane ft—Viecoant Preach
'Lord Usutenoat of Ireland, who lo
boro for the unwOlag of war aad
Titanic memorials, apeak lag at 0 lun
ehooa today, mid: _. .
“It cannot be too dearly shewn
that the government norev will ondor
any dsrnmdtoneee Mate- teaoy po
posal either lor the ostoMMuneaf of
on Irish topaWfe, or the caendosi of
Ulster. Wo derdre above oil things to
give the country the atmsagm—ro
of noHtieo) freedom. sad hope some
time! egsinst hope that ■ peaceable
rernaetfn"— dW erentuslly he of
. footed. Ant, having sold so mock I
would be wantfcm hi my duty tf I
did not repeat what I hove mid be
fore, that wo krs determined the Irish
pecmU shall enjoy the soma protec
tion os the people of other porta of
ill Kingdom, and the goverumon;
wl|l not beoitete to implsy all the
forces at Rs disposal to attain this.1'
^HwT^CjhtlY U.
SSK bsdecke thscamtvoe
■“^■•■ ^mslbly she