THE DUNN
Volume VIII. , Dunn, North Carotin^
SUM SPOTS CAUSE
INTERRUPTION OF
ALL TELEGRAPHING
Interruptions To
ι Expected to Pu· Away
Within 48 He
NAVAL OBSERVATORY
GETS UNE ON TROUBLE
Frtunt Spot Eatimatod To Bo
Sodm 94.000 Mil·. LonS
and 21,000 Mile· Wid·; Pr^
ν alone· At Thia Tim· Moot
UniMal ι Visible To Nakod
Er· With Aid of Clau.
Waihlagtoa. May 15.—-Interrupt
ion ·( tclifn^ic communicatioa by
elactrfeai interference·, if dur U> ϋ>·
■nwiiN of o«b on the ian as Ml
forth in the Brashaar theory, will pui
away withU 4· hours in the belief
of official· at the naval observatory
Were.
Tlx praaeat (pot or group of «pot»
•a the face of Uie «un, estimated by
naval dbaervatory official· aa >4,000
Mil·· lone and >1,000 lailea wide, wai
naareet the earth last nigtst, and to
day thro orb rotation of tk· ran wan
movinc away fro at the aolar meridi
aa. Naval dbaervatory official· aaid
today that, I m vine out of considera
tion tbe decreasing effect of the spot·
en electrical currant· on tbe earth
through tbe oaoad bratkioc up of the
•pot·, the regular rotation of the aun
oa its axi· would within a few day·
carry tha spots so far from the earth
aa to aiake their iaflicnce negligible.
Tbe theory that tha Aurora Bore
aba, ar Neither· Lights, which aeads
"earth carrent·** through telegfeph
wir··, interrupting coaaoaicaUon.
results from aaa spots advanced by
Dr. Jaba A. Bradsbaar, late Pitts
burgh astroaonscr. Tbe theory bai
a ever been definiuly accepted but
the fact that iprts oa tha sua aaaally
ara aecoaqpeaied by clectrical dla
tuAaacu baa reeuitei In abaost gen
eral acceptances of tb· theory. ·
Tbe spots now praaant on tbe (Λ
•f tha saa. which war· visible to the
aaked eye today with the a*a of aaaoll
Counties Which Have
Cut Valuations Given
A Chance To Repent
Coalm·· Wan» Civ·· All The
Cowiw Op»ei Iwlly Ta
RacvaaMsv
By W. T. Bo< in Gratmbore Ntwi.
Raleigh, II·; 16.— RevalaMion
v*c»irad a jolt today «t the mottlm
of the state equalization board and
revaluations already reported to the
taken on horirontul reduction* and
30 day* will pat· before action I*
Kate board.
The nexvtoeri *»ho bad tipped off
the pagan* from the mutt sanctified
»pcU In the holy place», are not dis
mayed by the bud goes·»». Ordinary
ι talks do not pretend to know what
U going to be dene with the coaspie
jously decent and csaraprcoua piece
of tan legislation which the revalua
tion act was designed tu be. The
chronicler who I» not a next-toer ha·
had to ose hi· noodle. And it has
been a· difltcuit to comprehend ho»·
any a La te organisation can repudiate
revaluation which «it so handiornely
ratified by the 1020 vote, as it ia to
understand why prohibition nn't pro
hibiting the prohibitionists.
Bat the board did not art today
and those who have barn gaeaajng
and telling other* to cues» that re
valuation will be junkea, bave a right
to (ucb SO day· more. Ν eve rte»
losa, the mighty kickers who used
their coppcrtocd loo Lai va on the gen
eral assewfbly have gone lu work and
work, even a» love, cares all things
Only 44 counties in the stale asked
for any relief at all. Some of Utea·
desired only 10 per cent and ona
wont to CO per ccnt redaction in
farm lands. And undoubtedly some
of these counties arc ashamed of what
they have done. Cartaiet has asked
to reconsider and in the letter which
Commissioner A. D. Watts today
aands tu the register» of deeds In the
100 coantlse there is a suggestion
that "others mar wish to** reconsider
their coarse. The colonel is giving
all a chance to repent.
Aa UaratHnfal Fight.
Witk. the swing sway from th«
radical add indefensible cuts in caan
ty values attempted by enemica of
revaluation there It no gueaaing how
naar to standing pat the equalisation
board may be. There are county of
ficials in the state nmtt now who say
that the valu·» aa of May, 191·, are
not high enough. The very fact that
over half the counties asked for sa
relief at all shows that they were
eenactoue of «eiyiifia. from taxa
tion long la years -and in favoritism,.
state the
values «en lut. iofty Mt Mat of
the voting population has km mm
pted by ■ lArjf· household allowance
and it η recalled new that the raskeat
anti-revaluationlsta were thoac who
asked the amendment of the law
vberAy the state return to tho 125
exemption In lieu ef 1300.
Th· thine that hat balked the repu
diation of revaluation so lone u the
fchoola. Nobody haa arisen to ex
plain bow a county which COU iu
real ratal* down half can meet rU
school or its institutional neoda. Hor·
isontal reduction* might reduce tax
ai On realty, but they would not raiaa
revenue nccessary to run. And tha
attorney general lose baa held that
Uie a ta te must maintain the alx
months school term. Whenever tha
individual counties undertake'to (et
aix months of ecbool without paying
far it, the Mala will buck. And If
anybody get* frightened and starts
any trouble, he will hare to push It
to its logical conclusion and amend
the state constatation by repealing
the aix months achool amendment.
And about that time th· cloven hoof
of tha kicker will bo exposed and he
will be no more. That is exactly the
trouble with thil repudiation of re
valuation. Ono mutt déclaré honest
valuations wrong and mendacity the
wear. That's what it had been un
til the year 1919.
WUI Mut Fini Tusiday
Hereafter the board of equalisa
tion will mtet the flrst Tuesday in
each month and diseuaa its work.
Meanwhile the board awaita county
action and leaves open a» questions
another month. It would appear
that Grand Old Man Rufe Doughlon
eras guessing about right when he
■«nailed that little would be done to
hurt revaluation. The «tat· i· re
penting and the Jane job of WetU,
Lae and Xanniag will be easier than It
would ha το been today.
THE LOW COST OF
ADVERTISING SPACE
Tew adrertldng men know that ad·
v*rti*)nc epaco In newspaper· U by
far lk« economical way to reach the
coanatr. It U a fact and the only
reaaon tkat advertising was ιrver crea
ted wae becauee win «ad «hreiwd bu
■iaoM Bien learned that they, could
bay whit· tpacc in publication* at a
minimum coct aad became of th·
meeMgv they would put into tkat
•pace they could make a profit on the
trantactlen and make the advertising
a real Inveetnent In production of
jalei and goodwill.
In the·· day· ef high coat of white
paper and printing the advertiaer
ceald sot print a full-par· advertise
ment and buy the white paper at the
email co«t that the η ewe paper chargea
him far the complet» page delivered
into the home by iarttaUeo That la
to eay, the reader* of thle new «payer
bay a paper became they want to
read It and beeame they know they
η more far their money at 2 or
•otf than eaythlng clee Ihey could
hay at that price. That I* what makoe
the advertiefag μ valuable to the ad
vertiser. prodded they hare the right
meeeajro, the right Illustration and the
ngfct mnrhendltlng plan back af the
• dvcrûilr.i
Newspaper advertising I* by far the
™o«t eeonomicil method to reach the
consumer.—WlDlim H. RaaMa, nres
Ideat William H. Rankin Advertietng
A#eney, la Mewp^tiJim.
COMMISSIONERS
MAY CHOOSE NEW
OFFICERS TODAY
Mtar Applicub For Job*
Held By Hum, Nipper
And P»n
NO OPPOSITION "it)
PARKER AND BIZZELL
Board M«abn Give No Inti
mation of What Actio· TWy
Will Take ia Police D^wl·
ment—Vue·'· Oftc· Mar
Be Abolished—Mayor Wade
III.
With doaena of anellcanta (at the
T*rioui poaition* lo M filled by tk«
Uoeid of Town Commia*lon*r* that
body will meet is apocial M—ton thi*
•fteinoon or tomorrow to paa* open
tb· merit* of the varlout applicant*
and fill two poaietion* ία tho police
department, one ia the (trret clean
ing department aad en· ia the light
and water drperunint
There i* no doubt that Lawrence
II. BUaell will aueeeod hlmaelf a·
head of the light and wator depart
ment. H. Alley Parker already baa
been reappointed aa town clerk.
There ara many applicant·, however,
1 for the Job* of Street Superintendent
Ι H ant and Policemen Page and Nipper.
The eommlaaionari have net intima
ted what actioa they will take in that
matter, hot it ia definitely known that
the member* are dhrided ia their opin
ion* aa to the ndviaabiUty of coatiae
I log the preaent paraoanel of the dc
peitraent In office.
Theae matter* were te bave tone
before tha board in a meeting laat
nigtiL Mayor J. Uoyd Wade, how
ever, waa ill and coald not attend
the m rating He waa Me to be ia
hia office today and elated that be
probably vraM call a meeting thi*
afternoon or tomorrow. The acbaol
commencement exercise* would in
terfere with a mooting ia City Hall
tonight and it la not believed ad* 1m
ble to hold one at that time.
Many of the appltcaeta for tb* of
fice of Chief of Police bave viaKod
Dana dace laat Friday. They bave
«tait from loverai pert* of the etate.
All. It ia Mid, have fanUbod he
x*c cmo'· ZLdftii ο η ·.
htM hj Ura CUef Vawe'wilLie ·.
boliahed In th· coaxing meeting. Hi
k" been paid * eelary ef f 126 a
month ud divide· his time Ut*m
the fir· and polka department».
Farmer In Johnston
Has New Sales Plan
Brief* kale Of CetMe Ta Τ···
Aad HU Wife Literal)? Aq«
tioai l| Of
Smitlifield, May 11.—Yesterday
tile 12 Masonic lodge* af JokMtoi
county participated ta tbe layinc of
the corser atone of the new 1500,000
court house In the course of erection
here. Masons from other than Jehn·
■ton county lodge* were preaant *ak
ing a total of «(boat 250. Orand Hu
tar J. Bailey Owen*, of Headeraon.
waa pr-rtent and took a prominent
part in the exercise*, W. D. A*era,
of thU cltr, waa made paid marshal
and led the long line of Meson· to
the court hoaoe.
Part Grand Madar Henry A. Grady
of Clintoa, waa expected to be the
orator of the occasion, bet failing in
attendance. Re*. C. Κ Procter, Mo
tor of Central Methodist church, m
leigh, rose to the oeaaaion and made
an appropriate Impromptu apeech.
Λ MncH dinner waa served to
the Mason* and their families in a
local wareheoae.
Memorial exercises observed bare
yesterday which tbe Maseas attended
In a body. Tbe Holt-Sanders chapter
of the U. D. C. bad the matter in
chares, leading the way to tbe ceme
tery where tbe grave* of Confed
erate soldiers, who were killed la the
—>»■ ν· mMiKiii·, wer· «mnua
with flower· and Confederate flaga.
R·*. H. W. Banc oft, naatar of the
BnptUt church, effareJ a beaattfal
prayer, and the aerricc «ma concluded
by the ainging of patriotic aoaga. A
aoaptuona dinner wna aerred to Con
federate veterana preaeat on tkla oe
culoa. The nuaaber grow· eraellnr
each year, there bain* only about It
or M her· yeaterday.
The Houaa known aa tke aid Aboil
borne, bat accepted by Mr. and Mr»
W. H. Allabrooh waa destroyed by
Are early Tueoday naorniag. The
origin of the Are ta uaknanrn, bat the
fact that tba building waa aaaong the
oldeet hi the town lead» ta a aappo
aitlon that rata eaaaod the fire. Mf.
and Mn. A flab rook ware awakened by
the flaaaea which were Ho rat lac
through the top of the door af their
roona. Practically all of the hoaaa far
nlahlaga ware burned. Tha loaa waa
partially eo*»r«d by Inmeraaee.
Aa autbeaUee atory came to tight
hare today which apaaa a new field,
in tkla aortic a at leant, to the endeav
en of woman. Mr. and Mm. U V.
l^ngdon, af Elevatioa tewnahla, were
here today with a bale af cotton far
•ale. Tk»y wore drtrire a fraction»
mole, ae Mr. Latwdoa kat hla a eat
oa the hale of eottaa while hla good
lady got bid· aa the eattoa. It waa
atrict mlddllbg eotton and her tint
offer waa 1· 1-8. F oar buyer· made
price·. At 11:1· two dropfrtd eat.
Bhe kept going back and forth be
tween the other two, getting her bid
rained fhre pointa aaah Uaaa aatil (he
cleeod with one flras at It eeata eve*.
Apparently It 1· banoaaftla to
food grary In a hotel.
1 After a ana haa aeade a repetition
ι hew the mewiortea of hia friand· an
rrfraahedt
4th.
H. J. W«
Dsns BâMbaUl
•ter ta tk·
of Ui«
pitching
Lmiu.
Wen
lion
H»r
AMritM
tu to
win (ιve
ι winning
·— will
ρ JO*p
of tk·
ι Qwl Clab,
1 of tt«
Dtatrtet
» tk· «lag
tin mtUt
k«W
ractaf, ι
tax alio
■IS
MO I
Om calabra
•f the rf»jr,
r*· emit
ta Dm. I
Cottoo
On!
M/MO
Debit
tha laeal ι
100
îtsrsrffi
market, ieatfaml
10,000 Mm »a 1
Up to Juu
badea had to·;
la normal yaai
crop ia aiiki
January. The
thia jiu wKne
li AmS ,
had the ι
la the firat '
than β thou
T«dajr Ik*
balm.
Much ef tha <
la badljr dama
lean a flrth of ι
becanaa of ita
hale havinc
in a wat «pot
avança prie»
and Uionaanda
loat fc* the fa
Tadar*»
waa li ea
offorad padad
Aa fart aa
cotton they an
to last jrear'a
takln* U«
and ara facli
iaUc aiada,
wll aea thai .
Few of the
of Dtn, Γ
cotton aen
thoufh, ara
lea· (tapie
prod oca · era da
prove prodtoble.
•aa than 1,000
way to Dann.
cally tha entire
*ha middle of
taro aaoatha of
Jteia aetlrttr. bet
• local yard har
ef mid aaaaon.
ml* month mora
»aia aald hare,
abort 1000
ι λwi|h to tow·
flanaatlr at
hajTto be picked
due to tha
td to atond
haa broarht tha
to · mfnlmam
•llan kati bean
thia
of the cotton
"""»
tha procaeda
. of them are
philoeeehieaMy
ι with «
that naxt year
" feet Mai».
■ who fire oaat
re redwood their
JTÎ.JÏR
ai and haya to
Loettôa that wfll
UsUn, compared
»nd *0,397 of II
Cette» OH hand
•uimlnc MUblWimc
bal·· *t lint ·η4 I
eomptrad with IX
MM4t of Un Un
i· Pn"J* *·«μ·1
HOUSEKEEPERS'
WEEK WILL BE
HELD MAY 26-28
Special Demonstration· Plu·
•Mit By Mb· Maria· Swab
County Agent
MILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING IS FEATURED
Mr.. WwUy I. Tl'imiMB umd
Mi·· Elizabeth CaiMy T·
Auiil (a Teaching Wo
How To
Display· ο f
Good*mi
"Housekeeper*' Week" «id be
•teged bere Tknnday. Friday and
iatoirdar. May id. tl, and tl, by
Hi·* Marian Swain, county kwe de
monairation ipit, under the joint
aire* and the Woman'» Clnb. Deaa
onstratioai in etiluierT, rtwa ■«»
un and firelen cooking and drem
Making will be featured, and «Metal
dUpiayi of bouechold convenience·
will be Made la all hardware aad fur
aitaro it ore*. Special electric power
demonUartion» will be made in tba
«tor* of ibe Madaon-Draper Ceapaay.
A tentative program of «eiill
feature* bai J α it bean complétai by
M4ee Swain and Secretary Ύ. L. Bid
die, ef the Chamber of Commaree. It
it aa fellow·:
PrefN· ef Feeler»
Tkaradey—10-JS o'clock a. m~
Millinery Demonftratien by Mn.
Wesley B. Thempaen.
Tfcareday-—t-Mt o'clock a m.—
Demonstration Angel Pood Cake in
ï ire leu Cooker by Him Elizabeth
Gaiaey, Home Demonstration Ageat,
Caidberlsnd County.
Friday—10-11 o'clock ·■ m.—MO·
linen Demonstration by Mf*. WeaJey
B. Thompson.
Friday—W o'clock p. m.—Cook
iag «f Meat# in Steam Pi ewere
Cooker by Mia· Marten Swaia, Beau
Demonstration Agent, Harnett Cenn
Demonatratlon Agent.
tj.
Saterday—10-11 o'clock a m. Mak
ing of Paper DnetTtm,
Special d Up lay of he*
renfonce· at all of the , -, ■■ ■
for roar taspeetion. Deaaon
»wlfi be at Bacaa· * HetH
I Ml I lilt 111
tore· of the weak «01 be the mririig
of the paper 4mm fern. The depart
ment of ajricaltarc. through I ta
weekly newt letter. says of tU· pre
MSBI
For rears the thing that bothered
women in making their ewm d react
wae the difficulty encountered ia
getting the garment properly fitted.
They bed to lake mm en·'· word for
it usually, or if they west te a dress
maker they wert Aligcd to have et*·
•ml try-on·, and this took (Imp that
should he*· been need fer ether
thing·.
Then rame "Betty." The hisse de
monstration agents sent out hy the
Slate agricultural colleges, ia eoop
• ration with the United Statoe de
partment of agriculture, introduced
Betty to thousands of farm botes*,
and also to other thooeaads ia towns
and cities. Betty is a dress form Made
of strips of cuanned paper tape mold
ed on the fgure over a tigbt-lltting
under»ert. This home-made form is,
oatarally, sa exact repUea of the
figure.
Pepaiar Frem Start
The idea war instantly popular.
Every Stat· ia the Union aew has
Beetles by the hundred*, aad Ike re
ports received by the department of
agriculture »how they hare not only
saved money for the owners hat they
hare caused womon aad girU to see
themselves ae others see them, to
itraighton up. to stand with the aheul
ders«batk, to avoid the staoehy attl·
ings. "Well,- exriatmZd's large fat
woman in a group, that's the ftist
time 1 rrer snw ay back ae H really
Is."
In Msrrhaac County, N. IL. ttl
Settle· were made last year by fans
wsassa directed by home-demo a Stea
tlen agents. The actual coet of these
forms was |5»9.β0. The womea of
HOlAere County, Ν. H., made 4M
Betttee ia 1M0. Regard]aes of hew
the family en the fans amy be rft·
ntcd financially, it is frequently iee
poesiblo to Meure satisfactory ready
made elethiag. sad much of the fam
ily sewing moat be dene at hems. Se
ery woman knows this represents
much of this work ie doae by their
faithful partners.
Motel ArMuaatle
'Hew. then, Johnny," nid tin taa
ther, "if year father gare yea ntn
«•■ta «ad year mother gava jeu rii
a»4 your ancle rave jmm fear mot·,
■what «««Id yea haref"
I Johaay wrinkled mp Ma hn>»<
and waat into the eileoee fat the
•pace ef iwtnl minute*.
• "Com·, com»," «aid the tMtkm hw
MUmthr. "Seraijr yea caa eolre a
«iiaqpta little problem like that."
"It aint a aimpte prtfclea» a* all,"
replied the key. *Λ (w't wk· ip at)
mind whether I'd have an Ice-tw
aoda m «a Μ Am βοτΙοβ."—Mem
To Ht tan.
Net That KM ·* A IM
An old dame at a raltwaj
autioii liked · perter where aha eeoU
K*t her ticket. The Ml pointed ii
U\e direction of the ticket o«ee.
Tea caa get It Mmn," ha laid
threwfh the pigoan-hale.^
"Oat «war with ywa, idiot Γ · *<
exclaimed "How «ta I gat tkraagl
that tittle hole Y I alat aa pigaaal"
kXAVfeflAdha ttaal
ΠΟβΗΟΙ rVPu
A kaainee· traaaactiaa ia aat a m
aatil hnU buyer a ad
" fcy M.
Putar A Am For Aid
Of Membership ft·
Rtrinl
AMmt for Um
eperatlee of hie coogiegaUe· ta tha
forthcoming miM Mitlau to to·
lit ia DMae ffvreat Methodiet Zfto
Nf*l *ll* (Mt ÎMiliy. I*r. J.
H. Buffalo·. Paeter, ha* hiwi<><
the foUowiag letter to aacfc tartar i
I to ulag thie toothed of n««^
I a aaraoMl atia|« to each ef aar
urch toawfcan aa4 to Mk 1er year
whole-hearted a» ·|ΐι«»ι·, pnjxra
and qnpalky (or ayeelf end mt Pé
rirai aarrtooa.
1. WW yoa be lore to be ]
each aarviaa J eat aa far M MtoUtt
X. WIU ras be ia eeraeoTprayer
for tha epeaker aad for the word
preachedΤ
». WtU]
4. WtUrmm aaarch year ova heart
aa to whathar rn are la a »eod t*.
latioaahip «Μι (MT
He· toach to* thaa thii au yea
afford to do «a a mmSm of oar
Do we naad a mal rvviral—oar
caarcb—eur tawaT
The· aba* »c delay to mlriii It
mad to every way gnaailM the waff
far Mr Lerdl
I I ehall leak far yea aad axpaat at
leaat thii aiach latcrect eu yoar part.
ΟI tha bardes aeato of "
J®?!?· t·. the help ef the
Lard ι
If eel I m _
srjïïv"' **" -*■
Tm
(By Kerry BdUford to LaaUe*·
Weakly.)
I (bared ay aaat to tt
with a Middle-Watt BM
thro la w el the laigat. —
taring Q raw to Michigan I have
fceew» hlto a bag Una aad r up lit
l'~ greatly, for he ha* aaaaafllM
y thiags to hie fleWl aad heeda
•cope.OoMl^tmd to tfa· right
aad wreag blade of itojlcy
Of Mi
•f the eoadact of Ha affairai
ie dialeyel.
. "To giv* M taataaoa. Om
lut «Mk ay wife «ad I au
• netftboria* cKy lor Manor Arrir
iac Uto at the botcl a» »ui forced
· table with a yoaag eouplo
already well alçw with tMr
-I «ai rather tired aad did net fool
liko tafldac. f r Tlfi rti lhmai>
ly «adiiatood ay alienee, arm· skat
alto. Nataially 1 (Nil aa* koto haar
ia* tbo eoavnatioi Wt«o« the oth
er oovpte.
profreea. BarNt had ι u* é«jp
»I aood go ao farther lata the aar-j
autre thiol itatwili of
thie yeaag au, bat ho nidi a aaa
bor ia the mom toaoc. I fathered from
his eonrenatioa that ho wmt tapliy
ed la oar parehaaiac depertaect.
"laqomeo wUeh 1 atado tho foi
lewlay aorula* broaelrt faith the
fact that ha hae Beea » oer perch» ο
ίο* depart· oat far am thaa a year,
aad had hoea advaacod ia aalaiy three
"lareeUcatioa proved to aa that ho
wae ia tho habit of derldta* tfce ο»
aaitattoa whieh M treated hia with
an the geaereeity hia dMttty deaaad
ed, aad we lot bia co. The fact 1
he awda alaatafaaaaata la re*en _
tho bartaia eoaeiaeed aa ha waa at
heart dioioymL There la M rooa ta ι
iatidii for aea with treaty taagaia'
Aa eld aad AÉbbfly dteaaodaaa ta
<<» of a Chiaaga kuk faMblâi for
TiVImto'i aki kun* mp"
SMUM#d Um talltr,
Ki tM m·'· ty— fluil ha Mit
Mi a (rant «f u(« aai Un tfca lia·
haat Makteg · iaaadt.
Pwaart» miaataa lartar tha taller «ma
M lato tha mAIn'· «Am aai
toU hla wlihu wouli ha n^ilrtd
a· Umu thaa the «ad «f tha «««Il
TV. cU fallow te tha Atnr clathaa
IwnmW ta ha Mm Mai of ana of
tha laïaaat te·» m nagaalii te Mm
Miite-Vaat — aa argaaiaattea dut
kayt all of ita «haaklag anaaatt la
that Uuik. Ha M te M make
a iiaaaft aai f aa a |ima>l aa
AfMr Ma ilaaaurtaaaa tiaafamt
hr tha talltr, ha hai ma M tha aaah
Wr, u4 aat aaly Mfaaai M hava hla
iiîmmI aaaaaat te tha haak, hat
had klatai atea that hU iiay»;
Might wltMTa» Ma balaata. Tha aaah
lar wu fartai M Hi Ma haak af aa
Tha |li*Mi| agaat af a tetya
aehMahtee hewa liin< M
tek oriar a· h ailt lag M h·
Ha «aat fa» mm rtaal aalaa
lac M a»H tha ariar ka
I _Tha t*a bm nail»* ta
• far Maaa tbaa, ka
tha r*Rhai«( agaat «aa buy.
illy aaa haaaaa impatxHrt, a ai
•i tha yoaaf laiy te «katp af
oMm vkat tha i««M «m maaat
htet «iKM wbaa ha hai
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SCHOOL CLOSING I
■EXERCISES TO END
WEDNESDAY N1CHT
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M Τη »M «f Ik» iMMt mém
m wt iwpn* *> imI ι «a
«I» «m la ψψψη μιμΑ»
Mm, iMtkw» MKT
«MiTbwtf Mm H4 MmS.
ttta, *m Aott ou and a haft to
M* kn aid. The loUoermg day the
)hi/luglaah» iWved tlx apota to b«
nek ichtttd, the giHoui vapor» of
wkiek a*7 aro composed rr»«mhllng
• cyclonic (torn on the earth, Dr.
Fttm aold. Yeiterday'· photograph,
taken about aoon. «howed th» «pot·
te bo aaa» the aolar meridian.
Naval ODaervatory oftcial» «aid that
preeence of rack a large rroop of
VOU at tkii trm· waa noM unuiual,
teaaaiaofc a» tke prevalence of the
•poti bot·· Γα «a elevor. year cycle
and tk· apex of prevalence occurred
•boat four year» at·.
TO ADVANCE BIG BUM
FOU EXPORTING COTTON
Waiklngton, May 14—Approval %f
ad rase m of 12,000,000 to aatl«t in β·
nancing cotton (nom val announc
ed today by th· War Finance Corner
htioe. Advancement of tl,600,000 a·
gain* cotton actually ax ported ha»
already been Made, (be aanoance
•«I «ϋ
One approval ama for an advaac·
of fl,000,000 1· connection with the
•hlpmeot of ecftton to foraign porta
far warafcoealn* and di attribution.
The cotton will go forward to Liv
erpool, Havre, Genoa, Rrtatn and
Eobe. Japan. Th· ottier application
approved wai aJao for an advance of
11,000,000 to flnance tke exportation
•f cotton from American Interior
pointa and American port* ander
contract* for shipment* from October
ta December.
The corporation alao announced
thai it ha» iaaued a circular outlining
the requirement· of tke corporation
la connection with applleaUoae far
advance» to American exporter· and
American bank*, banker· and trart
companion, for N* purpox of *mIM
lag la th· exportation of domaatk
NEVM-VAIL FARM OWNEU
WILL 5TAKT DEVELOPING
The following extract· from a Ut
ter from tko Grmnvtlla Real lata to Λ
. Tnut Co., owaera of tb· Nmr7>l1
farea ia WuUra Harnett, will ant
with Interacted approval by proiw·
Ire fir··· «ko know tke value of
land la tkJa eoaaty:
— "Aa jrou know, wHh aaaoclatee, wo
kre new the owaon of the Never Fail
Fane, formerly the Harpa fan·, leea
W at Ptaoviaw. cetapriaioc · total
aiioato of 6^00 arrr* We hold tha
keeeeat poaeftla appreciation of land»
la tkta put of tka atate and kallavo
that tha opportonttlca for all line*
of famine ara mater la tAla ·βο
tton of tko Ml· than {a any otfcar
part wo knew of. Wo have foeoaed
oar attenttoa of lata eepoetaDr apon
tko *oa«k orchard pi-opeahioa. feel
lac that Baraott laeda offer tko tamo,
M aot better, apportanitlaa for thie
profitable baeiaeaa aa lfooro coanty
law. Wo eteaerolp kopa tka* Har
nett will oeenpy a «madatand aaat
oa tho atato road ooamioalon map,
acd fat kar aha re af tho patt lm
to ko «ado la good roada
over Iho Buta.
"Wo are mw plaanWic ta expand
and develop oar holdUfa and wfth
that and la vi^ wa are vary daair
one of koaoele* · ego au. tad arhk all
λΦ mn Mf\ m Λ umiIa
WE y WW
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