THED
Volume VIII. ' Dunn,
32ND YEAR CLOSES
AT BOB'S CREEK
Seraaty Youbj Paopl· Cr»d·
Mala; R. N. Sibum Deliver·
C«win»ciini»l Ad4r«M
By H. C. Heater, In New» and
Oberrrer
Bai·'· Creek, Hey It.—Bote'·
Creak Acidai today rounded out
tU thlrty-eacond year ander the raid
•ace of the R«r. Juiei Archibald
Caapbill, B. A_, Harnett'· forenoat
teacher and cIUmo, by sending oat
•Treaty joui men end women to bo
tta their battle· of life «1th the ad
vantage of high echool trainίη(,
■trengtheeed by a keen appreciation
of the principle· of ChaiAlan educa
Μ
A great eroerd gathered la Ute
ban-fike Trnnila· 'TdbernacU'" for
the (foal d»y of the commeaceeient
•sereiaea, which *»· featured by the
addraae by ftabert N. Stain·, teacher
of the Stoma Baraea Claaa and lead
in* Benbar cri the Salelgb bar. the
preaeatatlen of dtyleataa te the (ra
ti oate· and the vwudlnc of Bed ai·
and certlfieeUa te theae who diatin
C«iahed theaasehrea in different »tu
dle·, during the peat aeeslon. Inciadrd
anonf tboee attending were many
anlqSe°laâùta tJotTJfL?*7? w|1*»
£U«low tralTiV^.0. ,_1·*Γηί»« aad
tit· ^Indld m oh* achieved by en
InotltvUoa wttboot the Boat node m
buildinga ·**' >»t ap-to-date con
vealeneea; ihiBuaatratod the himI·
■mi and alacerfty el purp«M of Ρτβ
fantr Campbell aad hi* co-work «τ»
ud tk· «or· than aU hnadred cirta
ud boya who aid· op th· atadeat
body during tho acbool year jut clo·- ,
td. It w*j a notable fact that aeons
th· gradaataa war· fifty-«lx who had
oea^ilalid eourac· ia Sunday Bchool
lywy and aararal who have dvd
to taking full train -
lac 'far life earrice aa aaislatara of
tk· Cea»el.
ΜΤ·Ιι·τ···Ι#Μ
The Mf wooden atructure, faah
iocad aloag tho linea af a typical barn
aad baUt aixteea y «an ago aa tom
poraiy 'qaartere for the academy
akn fee deatroyed the achoal build
lap than «tandis*, aarvad aa th· aa
UfaclUB far tho exereUe», it baiac
waiwUi kaewn to all friand* of
Mrti dreek aa the **Tahniiaule."
Aether
Prefaaoiii Campbell called for or
der aad Bad· the croard dag tba feat
atanaa of "Aaiwiee." It wu wall doa·
ktt tho sHoeipal pot 0>· atofari
ltow|> ta· Tataa again with atill bat
tar raaoHa. The In. M. T. Darla, of
Γββτ Oaha, offered tho opening pray
er, aad then the etodentf mag th·
μβ4«Μ7 Mac. "Booetlag B. C. A."
hofiaao. Ci ia,l iD da—nianatod hla
«anaaal ability aa a aiacer, Ua rolee
jlaçiag rat dbera Usa ehoraa la atrong
aad aallow toaaa a· he ted ia the rea
tition of the eoag. The children Mac
ertth a vim that waa Inaalrlnr. th·
liteau? «taking tta rwfuri |
Al wratorlcal. eoatoot- participated
tabrrix rraac en, %hc ihowtd the
IWHI of dlllaant trais! ne, wu tta
Mad f«Mur«. Spurgeon Brigham, ·(
lAim County, «poke on ^Clttaen
<MV"i C—pUa Saa Holt, of John·*»
Coenty, on "Tta Modem Youth";
CJoon Walton kidm, of Xohneton
C«—tar. on "Tta Prosont Criai· in
Jn««»w Dmoomi"| Ovon Uuon
Moxmant, of Oohribw C*n
Ckmn P?««tan Hiutaw, of KaWMi
μ «η· Mana«« of 1··Ιιι1Ι«ιΐ·
EofefcSo Xarl WUMford, of Cumber
land, en "Amoritanl— " Tta hhw
mM tta orato·*· modal U StabbU
Carl Will Word, «ko rot two το too to
on· for Hli*iw. fntervpened wm,
a male program, Mia· Myrtle Plnnell|
ef Warn· Coanty, mMif God
ard'· "Val··," H.nry T. M«Duffi«, of
Bob—on. McDonroU · "To a Water
Lily," and Mia· VihM Pattonon, of
laanatt, plajtnc -To Bprtmg," by
fl«l«ai
Tke *«*. C. c. Wheeler, of tien ion,
Introduced Mr. SIbbl ltr. flmW
9*& ·. klfk trfbote to tke maker aa
• lnl«r «boot tmW, and told kia
>yiw 1m ni ι *MT*rt of Mr.
■pmam' totekiiw. Mr. SbaaM bitn
°" ""1 °f *
Beadey I ipoki to
«fera· kiiM ·ν, iaeMtd
to
I
ke woald Mr rm.MO a Month
•m ter Ua, would 700 Uk« Kt
took « kn4 Mtaii7 tf Ik· on· ta.
-** al%i?rtss
tor a nto troaa tke βοπ-coIIm*
aAt «·· kaad wwt ap. If a aiaa
tftwnd tkMi MM» aratlKltar
»·«[■*»· take· It but weald
keto igared la tslwt. Woald jroaT
Uf· tare «an*. Ike «rang· n
yaar fw
BS." VXlt JltUTS
fat atokt pan titae—fear,
to the kl«· m*ol and tour to
mBLT,
SSb 2&r8r us
Arm fM.M· af kU aantof
Satr^r toto IBMM t
rf;
-woA for 1500 a toaaOiT ft
PW Hm m
ITT Ml* *f Ika ato
Weill It m na to
far MM · *oalkT Raw au;
HHSFHSSîM
*·· tewto·· |9· W· |VI· llffl n
«•Viaadpto
tkad roe de not
Life Tenner Eccmpea
From The Priecm Farm
*»'««· Umrj·, Sand Fran Elee
trU Chair by G·». Bult.ll, Still
At Lu(· U«l NigKt
Raleigh, May 11.—Marcos Ed
ward* life termer who vu saved from
the electric chair by Governor Blck
*hom l>a bad beea tome Urae M pa ra
ted and was convicted of murder ont
riehv His vu a clemency casa bot.
Governor Blckett stipulated thai ha
was not to spply for a pardon. Bis
rood record had prepared his friends
for an sppeal to Governor Morrison,
Edwards having served two yean.
He eicapad while assisting in the
preparation of breakfast Edward* Is
a man of Uttle Intelligence and hie
recapture Is almost certain.
privilege for you to receive training
ta this environment.
"Every edecation Is fourfold, sad
Involves the building ap of the mind
and the body, acquaintance with Ood
and training for service for human
ity."
ru.il» U»n_
inor sailer killed his wife from
Mr. Simon «mphailird Christian
education. " Wkere do the koyi tnd
girls go from here Fifty-two to Wake
Fomt, 11 to Mirtihli and a dosen
Χ Chapel Hill. Do those at Cl»a<>«l
11111 get a Christian «location or not?
I awed 100 stadsnts of a certain
Institution aot Ion* ago if they got «
Christian «datation, and they aaid
they didn't. «Every boy and girl In
the But· la entitled to a Christian
education. We have too loan neatect
ed this opportunity, and we ought to
Ml to it that Christian men açd wo
men teach in the nen-denominational
Institution* and In the public schools.
I» the high school at Daiham every
pa^D that itadlM in Sunday school*
each year for the four years get» an
additional unit la the high pekoe!
coarse. I heard Prof··tor Campbell
■ay Bui·'· Creek Acadamy lead· ev
ery school la th« Stat* and in the
South, which mean· th· world, in the
nuadber of pupils who ha*· completed
the Sunday school normal stody. Fit·
tj iix are prepared to go ont and
teach In the Be κ day schools."
Mr. Sirnms then urged the young
people to meet the ima·· of life glad
ly, cheerfully and wfth a smile. The
speaker lauded the Old North tymim
M the hast place on earth In which
to lhra. and advised the ι
Κ " - '
Medal· As· Awarded
Prof. Campbell ai^coanted the fal
lowing awards of medals: Philologiac
Roc:··.τ debaters' medal. F. H. Malone
of Robe so a county; Ptlloloilaa im
provement modal, H. D. McCormick,
of Virginia; Eutrophian Society de
biter*' medal, D. D. King, of Mary
land; Eutrophian improvement medal.
D. Massey Johnston; Astro BocietT
improvement medal. Miss Laura Beth
Oaylor, of Duplin: Sappho 8oeiaty
improvement medal. Mise Lésai e
Hociyrott; the Dr. Henry B. Day mo
dal for lanroTSaent in piano, Miss
Neil] Cheek, of Chatham ; $10 gold
award for beat all-roand student, A.
L Aytock ; 910 gold award for bfat
all-round stndcnt among tha girls.
Miss Mills·· Andrew*, of Orange
county; $20 gold prise awarded by
Chapal Hill students for the bast stu
dent la langusgts, T. H. Bile·, of Al
bemarle; Astro Society reciter's me
dal, Miss Hilda Morris, of Nash coun
ty, who was adjudged the beat reciter
in tha recitation contest batween the
Astro and Sappho socle tie·; declaim
er"s medal, H. E. Poiw.ll, of Saa^aon,
who w - -· ■ - - ·
i« «h»
who was adjudged tha beat declaimer
*a #Aei»Mi - Il ima s a ii .
tt»a Buthrophlan and Pklloleglen wo
etotta·; Wwiait»· ncWi medal,
woo by Miaa Lillian atrtekkwd.
The exarelaaa ware eoncladad this
afternoon and tonight by Mnlar claw
day (cttim and « play, "Breeay
Point," by the young lad I·· af the
8odeiy. Dlptaai te the
the axareiaaa this afternoon, the claaa
bain* commoted at the folio win*:
Liât al CndaatM
Gradua tea la literary department—
Hurt B. Anderaoa, Martin; Mallata
Mala Andrew*, Ο ran ra; Bather B. At
kinaon, Pander; Τ. H. BUa·, Stanly;
B. f. Booa, Da via; Joe L. Baratta,
Johnatoa; 8puxgeor Brlgb*m, Roba
aon ; Marguerite 3. Cala, Harnatt;
Cora L. Cemaon, Orange; Baeale
Council, Cumfoorlandt Oladya 0. Ovrr
rta, Harnatt; David R. Ferrell, Har
natt; Laara B. Gaylor, Duplin ; Joyce
W. Ooorfa, B. C.| Bthel P. Harmon.
; Raubaa O. Bart. Oranvfllei
■area, S. C.; Gertie O. Hlrk,
; Claraaae p. HInabaw, Wake;
sa
Harnatt ; ^jbibbvv r, πιι···*«. nuoi
Daniel 6. King, Maryland; Owen L.
Montent, Oelwiba·; Valma Patter
•on, Harnett; Bealaaala P. Pea roe,
Jouutea; Gladyi Phillip*, Robaaon;
Claude O. Porter, Vlrghda; Barry I.
Powell, Rata neon; Maaon Η. ΡοΠτ,
Virginia; Beby Boyland, Wake; lUb
•rt R. Smith, Toraytk; Bona M.
kaithdkk, Beaafort; Rdbert 0.
Tonmaead, Robaaaa; Morphv t.
Townaaad. Robaaon; Lanora Tnpci,
Chatkam; Ahaoad P. Weatbrooic.
HaraaM: Rdbart Wllktn·, Daplla;
Robbl* fc Williford Cunvb*rta>wf
Ibgllit taatlliaietjn eertHlcatee—
Α(η·ι P. Collier, Harnatt; S. Brace
Ortmiav, Rat ma; C. 8. Holt, Joko
atoni Ualay B. PravatU, Robaaon;
Glean W. Deader*, Johnaon; Clara
Wini.MI, Currttnek.
MuaJe eertlfleate—Velaaa Patter
•on, Harnett
Gradaate· af bnilnaie department
—-H. B. Anderaoa, Martial RoWt
Brantley, Caharra·; Rally L Cox,
OahaJTUi; Rally L. Cox,
Jl Bbna Davit, Biehiaoad;
/ulhu P. Davl·, Moor*: Buata F. Daa
tat, Moor·; Saw Wad H. -Downing,
CaaAirtaad; Oraan Flower», Jabn
•tea; Aaaie Maa Gopton, PranVha ;
Urty ■· Haakatt, Chowaa; Bdgar
ssrwtf'iai'as
'Devastated France b
Still A Sad Waste
roty-rw· BUIt·. Fr ..
Far The IU<«utncUn
Of AkH JmUw
DMBcuMm of roccnstruetoon work
in Frsnoa in to great that U «31 be
Buy jwtfi before the task cm· b«
completed, according to the annul
(«port of Mit A. M. Dike, eomnla
do cw for the American committee
for drraatalad Franco, who telli of
the work In the department of the
Aian*. She ertimatei that the order'
taking in that department will require
more than J8,000,000^00 francs,
compared to the pre-war value of er
ase,048,000 franc*.
"Of thia mm of 21,000,000,000
frmci required for the reconstruc
tion of the Aisne department, the
restoration of eemes, bsi'dirgi and
field· représenta 15,500,000,000
franca — more than half of the to
tal mm," she wrote. MTSw«e figure*
«peik eloqaentjy of the load ander
which φτ unhappy popalat'on la llv
ln*· e
"The French goVcrnmeat, unaided,
has advanced for her reconstruction
up to January, ItSI, ΙΙ,ΜΟ,ΟΟΟ,ΟΟΟ
fraact. Approximately 14,000, OMr
000 of Oil· na was advanced for
agricultural and industrial rettora
Uoa; mindinc of road·, railways, tel
egraph· and canal system· sbaorbed
4,000.000,000; the qntaa of alloca
tion against starvation ahd to Beet
the emergency need of her popula
tion, another 1,600,000,000. Trans
port of bailtltaf materials, cletkiag,
food, etc., 1.000,000,000. It netarally
follows that, perforce, definite re
construction of property was reduc
ed to · aslnimam—represented by ·
percentage of t.S per cent., which
explain· the wretched «octal condi
"In 1911, the French paid ι little
lua than 6,000,000,000 of taxe·; far
1920 they will have to pay 22,100,
000,000 (repreaentlrf taaea to tx
paid to the Hate). to which mutt he
added 5.000,000,000 to be paid to
local adminiitratioc (departmental
had municipal admiaiatratio^X
Would It be pëakle to demand more
of the people at thi* moment? No.
The majority of tasparera ara held
in the vicioua circle of the political
yd economic —ifc of Fwn. A
minority of war prafHoers ara owad
enormeoa mi by the data. Tax»·
Uoa 1» beinr riforeuely impoaed, ta
the deraatated aoua aa waH. ·.'£
"The hare·* " *— "
Vy
ten of thai
today tfo ton ami film 1*4 m
bewilderment of , their atrenea n_
roandlnr·.
"Why la her construction ao «lowΤ
Ilia ainewe are laddar la Daeeaa·
ber, 1020. the French gevernmeat
put certain flgui-ea into the hand· of
the commlaaloB of reparatlem. Tim
are l»tereetln«; they refer on
ly to direct war Iomi suffered by
the people—they do flot Include loaa
ea in railroad· or merchant marina,
nor do *·? include loaii nflyw
by the itate (foreet, road·, publie
property) ; they do not Include loaeea
m Almce-Lorraine, the ooloaiea or
expendituree of admlniatratlon. At
the valuation of >014 tha total ram
il 13,441,100,000 fraaea and at the
valuation af reconstruction pricea of
1920 they total 140,228,825,000.
mond: Maude Kelanla, Richmond ;
Lola McMiUian. Robe·on: Vernon D.
Makepeace, Lee: Paul R. Perry, Cho
waa; Marv H. Pipkin, Hkrnett; Eliaa
beth A. Richard·, Franklin; Vehna O.
Roffon. Stanly; Maale A. flnowden,
Currituck j Wadaworth D. Speneer,
G ran villa; Wade StaocjL Wake;
Grace Williams, Franklin; Edward L.
Winfrey, Guilford.
Mad Mf "
The academy duriaar tha put m*
•ion had student· from •ixty-ain
eeuatiea of the flute and from Ave
State·, and alio fear atudaata from
Caha and oae from China. Darin* the
·· *»de»U were bapUud by
Wof. CapipfceU, who 1. also active
Κ** of four Baptist ehurchea in
»· #*stl«W, At Bale'* Creak, AnfJer,
Γλ·Ι· ·η<4 Αηρ4η· Daa.A Ο— _t
pieaeha* to tk« (tad··!· twice ·
month. Tfc· principal left thia efter
Boon far Chattanooga, whare he will
attend the nailnai of ut lostfctn
Β apt! it convention.
The Bdabrn of tk· faculty of tke
acadamjr follow: The Rer J. K.
Campbell, principal: B. P. Mtnk
b.iAa, a Mutant principal: Mia· Bt
to Oldham, lady principal; Mra. W.
JC Phlllipa, Latin and Prenchi Mlae
Una Ballard, deaaatie aeienee; L
M. Wallace, ni—m||| department;
Mra. Alia' Anderaon. expremieni Mlaa
Ball· Cannady, art; Hi· Beaale
CiaiMI, prtaelpal ' muaie depart
meet: Ml· Plots Canaady, maate;
Brr. Β. M. Shacklette, Greek and Bo
gliah; Mix Mattia Newton, 0. P. Pat
toraon, Mra. J. A. BroaAonl, A. L
Aycoek and Mlaa Donnle Heneytott.
The alamni AeeotlaUea, of which
P. Hontor Creech, of Now York, la
pre aidant, held tta annual banqaet to
Among the alamni attend tax the
•arrtcee were > M. H.,M»Lood,_ef Ra
lelgh; Bey. C. C Wheeler, of Bonaan:
P. Hontor Craaeh. of Mow Yortt, aao
the Hot. Β. K. Chlhtraaa, of Raleigh.
Om Utw la Heaee»
"There la one editor ta hearf**
Bow be got there la not ao»t!val{
known, hut la conjectured he paiwi
hlaeelf off fat · »ln <tor and dreo
pet In anMtpertodly. When the
dndga wa· diacevtred Ihey eearched
the raalma a( felicity all. their ienfU
and breadth fat · lawyer to draw φψ
Πμ a»oeeeary ye pert far eJeetU·, hot
they coeùdan lnd «re. ae af euuiaa,
the editor hold· -ho fon."--Ix«ha»#p.
umnber «J fr
faj triad ob
A. R.
auditor fee
tba maSL
W. IL B.uk?,'
• —ϋ of M
oftba NatUé5!j
:5.v'
:Jrîrcv
eatfe·.
out
pranl tel
Tk« „
nrach attention,
in» the
the
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STOUf
Mae oc,
wind and i_
lad by nb ι
i<t M*r. \
kl Ctor B1LT
11.—A Thtlaat
ma, Haoaau·
w»t mtiW
down la ail di
te Mthutt the
Al Q
H«Wiillt
enk tour
ef caddies :
η aero arma
bally lajared.
- VEST 3."
■X.
ontfin,
Dortxl. «fftk
_ aftendonl
t*ae «l the
r. Osai
ban tka rime
Atlanta t. Mae
the Castrai of <
Ax CmM·, ·
•m and FTorM
elooAorat proa
On tha aonWi
CaetwJ et <
thrr>u*h t*« 7«a
[down, bat t**ia
COLORED PEOPLE
AID FOR SCHOOL
Pin
Folloartac era _
by tht colored ptopW ralatlv· to Um
ianrormaot of ιirhoot faeUM·· (·*
eolorW cklldrta:
" Maetlar of colored dtiaoai at
School
Oradod School Building,
aû*. m«r ». int.
Wkoraaa. tk· Diapatck la it*
®f May M. report· that at a raaaat
aioatiaf of tk· Board of Traitia· of
Dual Ctty ackoal, la eonferac* with
Prof. Κ/Ο. Howie Id, director of td
oeaUoa la oar atato. It «11 piaioood
wtote (Udna aad oaa for od
bo (MM to tho 1
od voter· of Um diotriet at aa
Tk· ealorod batldloc to bo
the board at a coat of
•a tbo rtta booht aoaa Dm an to
of 91 AO·. H wS
eo* apprtudafaulr »4·,600. ta baOd.
about oaa half to bo farnlihod fraai
pabU· faada aad Iki radiai to bo
•applied frooi private
la eider that UMbovd^* ** ***
la ocaer that Um board Mar know oar
attitude toward tkU area! aadartak
la* Bo it iMlrtd: Oat la
ftoâ of what baa, aad b bafe*
for tka prapor cdacatioa aad trala
la* af tho jroath of oar p»opla by tko
■•mpwat of ackool· of oar aitp,
county Aad ifrifo, that w· eaâeleos»
Ir tmitwr tkmm our ihcan
for tbalr latenat ja aa, aad baaUy
GERMAN REPLY IN
HANDS OF ALLIES
Unconditionally Ace.pt T«w
UHDmhUIlhÎlM
Of
J »nli( aad Mr. LM
Otatgt isunadiataly liliimliU tea
to all Um (mnmaHa eoa
Tau ml
Tk· to* ο(tk· rayly.'aa dalhwad
to tk· Prteo Hiatal2, Waa M fO
"Mr. Pria·
■M* wttk la*taatiiaa Jut nmItW I
Γικ!!^'»'^<!>!ί>!ί*»'3ϊΐ
R.lehaU* u4 wftk rWirwii to tka
raaoiutloni of Um AUM fewaa, of
May i/lMl, In the mm of tka Gar
" to Mm tka fol·
lawiaar:
"rte Omu itntMuat la tally
raaoWad dm, to carry oat wltkavt
to daflnad by tka
tnlaaioa."
"laaa·! to aae·* wd carry oat
without raaarra or Midltloi Um n·
araMaaa la nn*t af tkoaa ofcllga
tioai a»—by tka raaitola—
comtoise! era.
"AM, to can ι ait ilftut ra
aarr· or May tka aawtia af ■»
tory, aaral aa4 aavtai dlaanaaaaant
notihad to tka OarjaM Bonrwat
by tie.ABM il···· la tkalr aato oa
January «·. IM1, tkaaa ovar4aa to
W «hvUM at a oca aad tka maaia
d«r by tka yuwrftrf M*.
Toartk, to aarry oat aitkaat ra
■arra ar dalay tka trial af war oW·
aal· aad to iianta tka otkar aafal
flUad yovtioaa af tk· tnab rafarrad
la tk« flMt paragraph *f tk· a·*·
o? tka AUM p^nwuti af May I.
"I Mk tka aDtod {mn Utak.
tir'fuwd Oaaria/la a+ria# tk·
tor»» of the n*ty to tka 0wanna,
Mn. Joe D. Beaai aad little ι
to», Malti· LDHaa, at ftak
MattaawU Mr. aad
D. L. Broaka. Mn Baaai la ι
at My.
GIVES OUTLINE OF
TRIPARTTTE FLAN
mt tka ralltraada vt
aot (ntkitn »UUoa mm
Ht {« Um fW
tkat lu author, Qlaoa B. _
pnwnM to m »adl«nc· of
people M tk« City Aadttoriwa U*
Vit Mlllll
capital.which
'mUn Waiter Clar*,ef ikt
Μ"Λ Carolina l^f ι Co art, «ha
hvaUid hiai aa tka aatkar at m mm
daelaratiaa of l»d»aa<aiiim· and a
wMo that at tka Η
tka Aoctuacat thataaS^Sa^ra^?
UUMhr M tka* «Ο ko mad· ira. To
«4*Α·+#λ*ΙΙθΒ aa ■ Mm m tka -
NOTES ON HOKE
DEMONSTRATION