Volume VIII
HARDING ISSUES
APPEAL FOR CAMPS
FretidmtUrfM All Young Men
Who Can to Attond One of
Training Cunpt
Washington, Jane IS.—President
Harding urges every young men who
can possibly arrange to do to to at
tend one of the ciUsen’s military
training tamps to bo conducted by
the War Department thla summer. In
n statement made pah lie today be
expressed the hope that daring his
administration arrangements will be
completed for giving military training
to at least 100,000 young men each
year.
The text of the statement said:
“I hope every young man who can
arrange It will attend one of the clti
aen’a military training camps to be
conducted this rammer by the War
Department In each ef the nine army
corns areas.
,<ln this way he will Increase Ms
worth to tba nation and obtain Indi
vidual benefits ef priceless value to
himeelf and to tho community in
which he Uvea.
"I hope to see established during
my administration a comprehensive
system of voluntary military training
for at least 100,004 mca each year.
Svery young man who is willing to
Ktpnre himself for the defense of
eoaatry should be given an oppor
tunity to do so.
"Our present national defence law
established an economical and demo
cratic military policy thoroughly can
•latent with our national traditions.
It provides for a small regular atmy
to bo augmented by graat eitiica for
ces in the vent of n national emer
gency. This la.cnr traditional military
policy. But whereas in the past these
larger war forces have been extem
porised after the occurrence of an
til* HdW Ibw wiadlv nm.
▼Id** that tha framework of their or
ganisation ihall b* established and
developed <n time of peace, Insofar
a* this it practical abroach tha volun
tary seme* of our patriotic young
msa.
“Tha army of th* United 8tetri as
defined la th* new taw, comprises th*
regular army, th* national guard and
th* original reserve*. Every patriotic
oMsea should encourage th* develop
ment ef thee* fen** each withia Its
proper sphere.”
RELIEF FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
quartan of th* Rod Cross at Atlan
ta.
This waa aaaouncad today at divis
ion headquarter* here, ea the receipt
of a telegram from national head
rrters at Washington, statist that
Red Croat has boon placed in sole
charge of rehabilitation work at Pue
blo and that this work will cost lo
the neighborhood of 1(00,000 for
stricken families alone
National headquarters already haa
forwarded (100,000 to supplement
the southwestern division’s resources
In the emergency phases of th* re
lief work, until tbs nation at largo
begins to reepend to President Hard
teg’s appeal to the people of Ameri
ca to balp Pueblo.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
FOR MISS KATHLEEN CREEL
- Last Thursday morning from 10
to 11. Mrs. A. R. Wilson, Jr., sod
MU* Pearl Grantham delightfully en
tertained for Mlta Kathleen Creel
with a drawer.
Rook waa the feature ef th* morn
ing, after which a salad course was
served by Miss Emily Newberry and
Miss Emily Grantham.
Those present were Mrs. Nathan
Johnson, Mrs. E. J. Nobles, Mr*. Joe
Creel, Mrs. J. J. Lons, Mrs Henry
Leo, Mrs. Z. V. Snipes, Mrs. Paul
Hood, Mrs. R. O. Primrose, Mrs. T. L
Riddle, Mrs Rufus Smith, Mrs. Hugh
Vf:- V«#_ Veee.» D..«L
Taylor, Janie William, Mitt Har
per, Kathleen Oreel, Fannie dribble,
Faerie Grantham and Mist Franks.
CHARLOTTE CITY OFFICIALS
ATTEND RALEIGH MEETING
Charlotte, Juno It.—Mayer J. O.
Waiter and City Attorney Claud* A.
Cochran will attend the special meet
ing *f Mayors of North Carollno cit
ies to he held in Raleigh Thursday.
Mayor Walker received a telegram
today from the secretary of the mu
nicipal association called the mooting.
Jodgo J. t Me Elroy, of Marshall,
*Psold a term of criminal court hem
Monday morning.
John Blount, the negro who waa
»ho< end aerionaly wounded while at
tmnptinar to escape from Policemen
Nipper Wat Thursday night, we* sen
tenced to eight months on the rood
when tried before Jndg# Godwin of
the Recorder'! Court yesterday morn
ing. Mount admitted that be was car
rying a gun when arrested, bat do
med that be attacked tbe officer in
hit attempt to escape Mr. lflppor de
clared that the negro it ruck Mm be
tween the eyes Inst as be waa taking
him Into City Ball and ran. The pe
Uceueaa then shot st the negro who
our sped to temporary security under
the residence ef Frank Wade. Blount
declared that ho waa shot by Mr.
Nipper while ho was aider the hose*.
Temmy Kelly, Duka's second beaa
munwhoM hot ha* bean a bane to
an Dnan twMsrm, baa afcned up with
the Bandsman club far the pretest
seaaeo Tammy reported to the Hen
derson manager Monday morning. Ho
wtB giro a good account of btaaaelf
thorn, tt la certain. If the Duka fel
low* will sow got rid of Tom Bewail
end Do* Archer, Duns will win that
IM Ik* F»ir Maoris lion will giro th<
•dunor of Ik* July 4 gome.
D—O 0—0
0—O TOWN O—O
0—0 TOPICS 0—0
0—0 By G- B. F. 0—0
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The genial, if some time near sight
id, parson who empircd that there
ramie between Benson and Dunn In
Benson tont few days ago, and who
yy us in a spirit of fan wss dabbed
ihe “umpirate,’’ accuses us of small
lownishness and avers that we werv I
idvocating the flinging of pop hot- [
Jcs and other miiiels of murder in i
SU direction.
Aa to the smalUoanishness, ole
ieah, wc enter a nolle contcndrc. We
ire emalllownlsh, and mighty proud
>f it. In baseball ss In everything else
ruth s runs in this vale of sorrow
ho small town idoa has it all over the
lityflcd sophistication of those who
yrofesn to despise the ways of the
rillagcrs. We have »n exceedingly
unaU town mind when it comes to
.reatment accorded our hall team
yy anybody, especially when it ap-|
years to us that treatment is. Inten
tionally or unintentionally, unjust.
O'co'ne, ws are not at all peevvd
rlth tha reverend gentleman of Ben
ion. But we would rather he would
lot put aside theology to take up the
ndicator when Dunn plays Benson.
Such Isn't conducive to that good
Feeling wljkh we trust will mark the
rourse of yW In tha little league our
Fellows hsve joined. Not that any of
ts believe the parson is not aa fair
is can ta, yunnrrstan; but we would
lust rather he would not umpire.
The parson also has intimated that,
lie will invite us out to the woodshed. |
Mow, we want to know whose wood
ihed. We know what's in our wood
ihed; but what’s he got in his'n? It1
may be that we do not want to visit I
bis wooduhtd. hr hpir.tr m nroarYirrl
md not luppo’cd to be armed with
inch thing* a* liquid fire kept in the
woodshed. And it it more than proh
ibit that he doesn't want to rome
to our woodshed.
With these thing* to trouble oar
minds and doubt the sincerity of the
parson’s invitation, we believe It best I
to challenge him to a game of horse-1
■Hoes to bo pitched behind the Dis-'
patch office on any data not already
given to the regular horseshoe pit
chers unien. And such a challenge
Is hereby made Well let Editor
Schmidt referee the game.
taral Pair Association /mea track.
Kenny will drive the speady little
beat in which he has been accused
of breaking all the traffic law* of the
State. Hia stunt will come after the
main horse, motorcycle and bicycle
rmcee of the day so that the dirt he!
kicks up will not interfere with the
tamer events.
Another feature thnt will be ndded
is n wrestling match If nny wrestlers
can be induced to enter for contest.
A large purs* will be awarded the
winner, but before this is offerrd
the committee will have to bear from I
tha fellows who think they can wres
tle. Either wrestlers or wraaslcrs will
do. If wo were disposed to bet, our
money would go on the wraaslcrs
The motorcycle race in the cele
bration will be free for all. Whoever
desires to compete will b* allowed
to enter. The Fair Association, how
ever. while striving as far a* possible
to place the track in shape that will
minimize the danger of accident^ will
not he responsible for any injury sus
tained by riders while in practice
or racing. Ertries may make all tha
speed tbey want, but it will be at their
own risks.
The motor races are expected to
add a new thrill to the celebration
And ihow thft OlOUUnHt «rkn sama
to Dunn some new speed records.
Secretary Biddle la covering the
whole Dunn District this week, piec
ing advertisement* that are expected
to attract a record crowd Tor this, the
biggest celebration ever staged by a
Carolina town. Everything in Dunn
i* preparing to entertain the crowds
and to celebrate with them.
SPRING BRANCH B. Y. P. U.
On Saturday night June 11th, mem
ber* of the B. Y. P. U. enjoyed n lawn
party under the massive hlrkory trees
In Spring Branch church yard. The
grounds were beautifully III angina tod
by the ailvery radiance of a (Ive-daya
•Id moon, somewhat diminished by a
heavy cloud curtain and augmented
by the electric lights, with which the
church If supplied. Moat doliclous
cake, oodlei of It, was (erred with
liquid refreshment*, remitting of cool
water into which some one had either
accidentally or through raisehorlous
design dropped a piece of lemon rind
and a small quantity of some saccha
rine substance. This untoward cir
cumstance, however, detracted noth
ing from the enjoyment of the occas
ion by those present, among whom
T"iTe • number of our young
folhe, who have been away for the
afiT *01?* tonehing. somo In
high school aadMme ia the splendid
colleges of which Tar-hteMom Is just
ly proud. Altogether a nice thus.
'_P. B. LEE.
MM. COOPER ELECTED
Mrs. J. Lloyd Wade. Mrs. Ettis
Goldstein, Mrs. Lewis Stephens and
Mrs. P. 8. Cooper returned Friday
night from Wrightrrilie Beach, where
they had been to attend the Federa
tion of Women’s Clubs. They report a
good meeting, one of tho beat in the
history of the Federation. Mrs Coop
t was sleeted president of this Dio
triet in place of Mrs. C. D. Smith ol
Chadheorn.
The next meeting will he held is
Orccnehero.
SIMS DENIES HE
MADE STATEMENTS
Admiral Respond* To Reqiwit
Of Secretary of Navy For
Aa Explanation
Washington, June 12. — Remark*
• ttributed to him In preaa report* of
ni» recent address before the Kng
' *►? .Speaking Ualon in London in
which ho criticised act*Title* of Sinn
Fein sympathisers in this country
were not correctly quoted and were
minleadinf. Admiral William & aims
declared jn a cablegram received to
day by Secretary Denby.
"Statements that were attributed
lo me." said the message, “were not
correctly quoted. Contest misleading
and garbled. Report of statements
is incorrect and Inferentialy wrong.
Statement actually made waa snb
ilantlally the am* as repeatedly
made in public In America and in my
book. The Victory at Sea," in pub
lic addrra* at meeting held for In
‘rearing good relation* between the
Knglish-apeahlng people."
S<K'rotary Denby -mold net com
ment on the Admiral’s message. In
new of the feet that Ur. Denby yea
t^rday revoked the remainder of the
jffleer’i leave of absence and ordered
bun to retom at once to the United
»Utaa to report In peraon at the Navy
LJepartmcnt, R was indicated no far
ther steps would be taken In the case
until Admiral 81ms’ return. It then
will be decided. It was said, whether
Secretary Denby would pram his In
quiry into the matter.
Admiral Sims' Li- „
blegram to hit epaeehea is this coun
try recalled tha addreae*! he made
n„B#.llt„on winter la eehich he as
itwtd 8ian Fein lyrapathiun in tkU
country. Secretary Daniela wai bom
barded with telegram, and letters de
manding that disciplinary- action be
taken against the oncer but no such
rtrp* were taken.
Dispatch AeseiU BosebelTumpire
Ben»on Review.
"Kill the umpire," seems te be the
J*°r*n of our contemporary, The
Dunn Dispatch.
Wo had alwaya thought oar nslgb
boring journal to be a peace-Leriag
"«w«papcr—but with tha opening of
the baseball season, tha erf is for
blood amTyrt more blood.
, ThinkUw bock to ou earliest bate
.i _WU aahuut recall a
“fa a ra*rfmtu?ed b/'tha^most
ndiculout umpiring error lean in this
•cctlon, Bensoa defeated the Dunn
P'cpotch. Coma to
«iiik of It, * decision trivvn nnlnst
■ tonng trmsa i» ahrmy* m ndiealo*.
decision.
K*»dlB« further, however, era And
that the umpire was not wholly to
blame for the failure ef the Dunn
team to sop tha gams: “Tha Dunn
boys more often gave way to poaic.”
There. It seems to this scribe. Is tha
kay to the whole actuation. The poor
Dunn boys were scared to deoti at
feeing up against a real team, and at
finding themselves hopelessly out
classed right at tha outset. Carting
•bout for an excuse, what ie mom
natural than that they should vent
thetr spleen °n that long-suffering
moral, tha baseball umpire.
However, tha Dimatch roes an to
«ayr The real interest ol the gam.
though cantered around Umpirate
Preacher Weeks, who was oOcial an
nouneer for the Baeuoa folk. Nona, of
course would accuse tha parson of
consciously working a wrung upon
the beads of our innocent young
men; but It was evident that tha
leneaa of his specs wars out of focus.
He just couldn’t see straight when
it came to orbiting the plan. It was
not unnatural that Duno always suf
fered through this inability. As an
•Wplm tha person la a first class
preacher.
Mow. it happens that the inspire re
ferred to is erroneously given an -»«
hy the Dispatch. But, out of pure
friendliness, we want to pan the Dis
patch man this tip: Th* umpire is a
biggar man than the Dispatch man;
wherefore, wa fear the time is fast
approach ins when the Dispoteh man
Wfl? Ka Mfi Iiautasl 4a u4m I—a. ak.
woodshed Ur • astauto.
. POU* OAKS WINS
1-amb held Benson to on* hit In
* **m* ^our Ooki won
12 to 2
OW Sol waa unkind to our young
sters yesterday. Pew of them or* ac
customed to ioch rays aa th# aid hoy
aont upon them in Selma yeaterday.
i The Selma boy* are not quit* to far
remorod from the farm, aad stood it
bettor.
Cap'n Tilghman and tb* alder W1D
Newberry are always on hand when
to* I; oallod. bowerar, they
may talk before band. Nothing coaid
Induce the genial CnureM* to pro
mtoa to go to Seims yostorday, but
whaa 4 ill earn*, there ha waa with
Will, John Draughon aad a few more
of the old timer*.
John Cattia cannot ho kept swap
either. Joh* la mffaring from eeraral
deferent kind* of dharlay Booooo
and it not able to cavort around the
Aeld as ho did until a few yean ego,
but he eaa get out there wttfa Ova
pep In rooting. Thor# wore few bet
tor than John whoa he waa good, and
If Dunn get* * chronic damp on It
Will not )m surprising to nee John la
uniform again.
If all of Dona** folk* took aa deep
•“ ■■to*** •• the baaebonitU aa da
Oamtla, Honeycutt Joe Smith a»d
koe Stephen ton. the feUewa weald
foci bettor. Theee feUowa ere a]wan
ready te plaea their core at the hoyi
Donn Dan on* M
Boot by a aeeMof
rronnd Field Friday
•etrierln# • '
take that w!
a a former
oben tha “n
Of coatee
rare partly
try; bat net L
bm. Shorty 1
wirier for Ha _
or part of the
lit* ware era rad
tad one of tbeo.
•cratch. Only once
>y the Beat. That
man. a nor Kalian
ri* aingtod far Baa
nu aant to third
bagger. Johnaaa ft
fly to cantor, wt
(forrta attempted
catch, but waa ei
Sam*a perfect pa
ion had no efcam
Dunn atortod
»e*lp right in tft
wnt ont a aka
la aocend when
throw want wild
riflead to third
mat and walked
tent a two bagger
mb aeorad whan
a hit along
berry took
catch Hlnao
to third whoa
ni greffod h|
borry'i aaocaff
and Bain onto
bit. Jaakaoa
to th
■atOhraa, i _
thIM an Had—*—|MBW Btoa
Mveod whan Dieonanffdl th* throw
to nip hla attto»rt*ito<a *ad roach
fd Oiird vk« JiJna4n<k oat
Bi wm KjotMCiT v1|Ib Goddird
laid . nice roller #*w«So Johnaon
arhn* Skeatcr waa Mthatar boat*.
In the ninth W. NgwMary waa mf*
»n Camnaagh’a duhr moled Lae off
Brat. Midget Neobony jMnraant out
a two-ba^ger an which 001 waa cand
id into trying to marl Btanaa throw
to Rudaon .howrrar caught him by
a ten feefr+hat waa aR. Banaon waa
retjtod on thro* fly halo in tha ninth
ending the agonyrt;
Dunn ah r Jb pa a a
rhe acote: * LEI.
Benaoa .. ..MO 000 800—0 I 8
Partoll, ef-4 J 1' * 1 1
WIlaoB. tf..I # 0 0 0 1
Hlnaon, if. ....*.1 114*0
W. Nrwhrrry, e.-_4 1.' • • 1 0
P. Newberry, B.( 1 1 t | l
B»ln, lb.8 8 1 11 0 0
Jack ton. a .. . J • 1 i 1 |
Goddard, 8b .. ..I 0 0 0 0 •
Baliimn, p __t V 0 0 2 0
„ M f-MflO «
B«n»oBS ab f h po i a
L. Cnvtnnufh. ia.4 0 0 t 0 1
Bail**, rf .. ....4 0-0 0 0 0
Norria, If __4 0 l 0 0 0
Hndaon. *.4 • 1 T 1 1
Itkawa, p __4 I f | f 0
Dtaon, 9b_t 0* 0 B 4* B
Ua, lb..B B 1 8 1 0
*tono. «/.B , B . 0 0 1 8
CaTinaoyb, Sb ._ B 0 0 1 0 B
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Dona .. ...BOB 101 00a—7 7 B
Simmary—Two baao-ldU Hinjon
P. Newbury. Raton.: dadbto play*:
Fan-all to W. Newberry, Jahaaoa ta
Gatourd
TEAESFESS OP4UL ESTATE
Tba foHowint Ilf*/*:* af real u
tat* bar* boon recorded ta tba ol»e*
of Rextotor of Dooda’Faweett* dorbw
the paot week: r.
L. W. Gaotor asd ortf# to W. G.
Doorla*. lot.la UHfo«toa. .010 aad
other conml deration.
Joka P. Byrd Mkd wtfa to H. F.
Byrd. BO aero* la Btowart* Crook, 16
aad too* aad tffidlia, :
Jaaaof A. Grwro* aad wlf* to Har
TJF .T Byrd, I aorta la Btowart*
Crook, |100.
Jmaat A. Or**** and wlf# to Hoo
yr T Byrd, t oerot la Btowarto Crook
Alton Joooa tad wtf* to L. 8
Coin##, tot fa* Uptown B8BB.
i. K Byrd aadjrtf* to K. L. WH
•oa^M aero* la Vp»a* Little Rtoer
M. A. Batlor aad wif# to 8 A
■•In,, tot la Daaa, *100 aad atbai
eonuderatioa.
L. r. La* pad wtf* to Bltma BatU
B8 aeroo In ltolif Graob, M.0OO
*-J5- ^*k***a iad wtf* to Otoronei
•■4 C?rd« Senior, N oeroa la Ha
tor** Croak, |1H aad other conoid*
!^.0u?rAaiiar
m
t • #wS .
Dr. D. W. Hoh Is Back
In His Native County
With Mr*. Halt Ha tUrw Ta Cceow.
bar* From Daka Far th* Fit*
tka af M.dhbsa
Dr. D. W. Holt, that genial young
physician who used to break ever to
Dunn from hi* hoa* at Duka, ha*
moved to Crvanaboro, where ha will
practica in tbs future. The Daam Dla
Wct regrets ta loos th* doctor who
“* ■«« so many friends her* and
at Dalcr. That be is atlll among
f(sends, however, la evidenced hy tha
following story clipped from th* San
ds y issua of Tha Greensboro Dally
Nesra:
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Holt, who teas
to Crosnsboro last weak from Duka,
to naka this city thair home, ax* new
located at No. 18 Vina (treat, while
Dr. Holt who srltl practice medicine
herr, will Kara his office* in the Rove
Intion pharmacy. Dr. and Mrs. Holt
hae* had their household effects drip
ped her* ftoa Duk* aad last weak
began housekeeping in their pretty
new bungalow on vine street.
The return of Dr. Holt to hi* ba
kes county is a source af mack pitas
urc to Ms many friends la Greens
boro and Guilford. U* Is a son of
Dr. aad Mrs. W. T. Holt, of McLsaaa
stlla and has followed In the foot
step* of his father In chosalng the
practice of aedicia* aa hi* profession
the elder Dr. Holt haring practiced
in Gailford county for tha past 80
rearm.
Dr. D. W. Holt la a graduate of
Trinity collage and the Joffersoa Me
dical college of Philadelphia Inciden
tally he la an erstwhile member of th*
foarth estate and during his cel lag*
vacation days was ana of th* star re
porters on th* Greeajfcoro Daily
Nesra. Dr. Holt graduated from Trin
ity college in the class of 1814 with
the degree of A. B. and tha following
fall entered tha Jefferson Medical
college at Philadelphia. He completed
h» medical course there la 1818 and
was assigned to th* Peaaoytvania hot
uamw aoipiw no. iv, watn
b* remained about two yuan. Ho
then went to Duke when he hat
ptactired medic-iae with marked soc
coat until the desire to return ti
Ut ns tire county sad the data CMy,
the *%est town in North Carolina,”
became too strong to resist and a
Sd3 S"54£;’££?"“"■Holt *■
Zhuiag Us collage days and while
twortmg an the Daily Haws. Dr. Halt
made many warm friends fat Orseat
?S? vba wiU ltmn
«**£ flight that ha has decided ta
m»»_g>««n*Ta bffi heme had that
Deed To
Filed At _
r Air Te Prevast Stock,
tog of Windows sf Big Office
Bailffiag
Jacksonville, June it_A deed to
the atmosphere over one of the most
valuable pieces of property in the
downtown business section of Jack
sonville from a level twenty feet a
bove the ground was filed today by
the owners of a fifteen-*tore bonding
adjoining.
The deed record* that "for a con
sideration, all the air sxc.pt th* first
twenty feet thereof above ground, ts
getoer with Ka oxygen, uitrogun, by
dragon and nay other properties dis
covered or yet to bo discovered, light
an4 *r?n,p*r®ocy In sunshine or rmn,
"s’"?U?v°t “** •* these," is transfer
red to the purchaser.
The purchase, which waa effected
when construction of a building wa
bogun on the property, was mads in
eroar Uiatthe widnows an ana aide of
tbs office building might not be block
ed. The consideration was not an
nounced. but It was said to have beta
a large snm.
I?A£?c I*agidt tragically
TRAGBOIZED _ SELMA JNINS
Unaided by umpires or other evils
of an outside Salma’s bail toman
cMght Doan's Demons by the seat
#f the pants and the naps sf tbs neck,
flung them an the ground and than
just naturally walloped them into In
sensibility in yesterday's usual*, of
we national pastime Mapd hi the
cnaaoy'i tamp. The eeoro—aad to tad
—was id to 4.
There were no extenuating eir
eomatancee to (peak of, ahkougii
»oU*« to the fact
•bo* Oob poddard, the scrappiest Ml
ole ball player that Dana baa. men
aged to quK gabbing long oaoWh to
polo out two of tho arftleet doable*
T" *tae* •b* total*,
abie Altoy Wom.dk outt the dufcy
aandlottera. It araa Oob’i first expert
cnee at a ewatter this aaaaoa. Be de
‘tow* that be baa lost fatten atarted
aad will coallnee hie larraptag wal
top* Bill Newberry aim eon netted
U.twe bams e« two occasdoa* aad
mtogol anlat oat one aad a (Ingle ho
ndm. Shorty Jackson aad Boro Colo
•wotted Doan’s only other counters,
amklag sight in all from the delivery
o* Minty.
Errors vote largely rotponoMdo
for Doan's defeat. Pear were ssade
at tba Initial elation. Bala made foar
ri“*T Jn foa'-'■»*»»• befoTS be re
tired In favor of Colo Vtrsnm of tba
b"*fcjBeva managed to bohhi* aae
to the sevtath that pared the way
torse ?* «bo *»•» mas mad* by
B*1*** to that Inning. The errors
•toiled to the first Inal eg, when Bala
•» toe*, sad
biftold bits, Seine scored tore*
sm^istsiujsg
•d to eeoro after tho rateh.
Jackaon com* sent to Baia In the
’ wetter of error*, -rhtnr two. but
bo mods some beautiful pUr.tomaki
1 m/MUvaa bSST •IrZi.0*4**
E. L DAUGHTRIDGE
DIES AT HS HOME
Rocky Mount, Juno II—la the
(■lot « tho dawn today at bltjuat
in this city, former Lieutenant Elisha
t- Daughtrldg* entered into nU, and
■dU kb porting thU State and see
tba loses e man who has far two
ctttjrwri biea prominent lamnt
tnd slnsrsndii nl *** ********
The dineaeed was 5# years aid
lanuary lPth lust. He was s eon of
he lata W. M. Dnugktridg* and dar
ng hie entire life has lived in Edge
:omh* county, where k« himself and
tit fatbm before him were primarily
dsntifed with agricultural pursuits.
Ts recall tho identity of the de
feased in mutton effecting this eky
md section might well be called a
resame ef this section'■ advancement,
for be has served as postmaster, ah
lerman, mayor pmtsm. antUmt of 1
the ckaatber of remmerrt, aad eeua
ty eemmtasiouer and other yob Ms pe
titions. It was the confidence earned ,
a the dbeharje of these —**— 1
frosts that called him to groatar de- 1
dm hi Us State. Per ths sessions ef
ItOl aad l«Oa he reproseetod Edge- I
rombe county in tbs iegitUtare aad 1
eat the author aad rbsmnlru of tho
MU creating the State Department ef
Agriculture under which provisoes It
lias so. lininMr sp seated Ho was
President in lbOd-TT of the North
Carolina Agtrcultural Society aad at
the time ef hit death vu a vlce-ptes
dent of that orgunlaetion.
In 1*0T Mr. Daughtridgc was tree.
sorer of the North Carolina CemmJs
antepiataod of mx aeho. headache,
MN threat, aad was in la genera]
*• *u operated aa at rear
tUate. Naw aha ia wed, never com
plains, and la g*tag to school rogalar.
Her operation meant arach to her. It
has changed her Ufa. 1 am a poor
widow with aoeon children aad could
nrrtr have paid for operation. 8ho
would possibly nrrer got aa opera
tion if tt had aot Veen for tho good
work of tho State Board of Health.
Again l thank pan for It.”
Tho Mcond la aa ofloial latter to
another department of tho State to
Plflnr to certain questions in which
lfr. Jarrlo H. Alllaen, tho welfare
•Rteer of Harwood eoaaty, mpat
“Now aa to the tonsil aad adaaaid
•tin ice. Wo hart had two la which
wo operated oa !M children. Thit
>• o rory fine piece of work. I know
of throe children who wore polo, thin
and ttapM, who are now afetaroo of
health aad maoh hnprrrtd tetoSocta
ally aa shewn oa aaheo) program 1
fool like talking off my hot to the
State Board of Health for maklag
it possible to hare such a (Halo fog
not a coat of coot to ar eoanty aad
oaly 11.60 to tho man who mold pay,
and nothing to the man who eenldnt.
Haywood eoanty agreeiated tho week
of tho State Board of Haallh."
*■ B. WUSOW,
Bahaa marad thirteen htte off of
CTiiauiMi
•a inning and ono off of NnAcrrj
te ono laatag.
Tho aooroi B. H. B.
Man — ..401 Ml 40*—14 10 I
On»«.0S0 AM 100—4 I 11
S9S99nMMHMBHMV •
SUBSTITUTE PEACE
RESOLUTION MEETS
umiopposmoN
_ State Of
War r«M Hum By A
Vote af Ml «a «1
HANKS OF DEMOCRATS
CRUMBLE ON ROLL CAUL
;v:
Washington, />■• it.—I
>t UKtlf ftv* to OH tbs
tight paam4 the Porto ran
•mtaate th* state «f war_
As United Its tea and ths Control
rownr*.
As i rtbatttato fsr ths Xasa raw
ntlsn, airtody passed by ths Coasts,
spooling ths daelarnUosi of war, it
MOMt throagh. tM to Cl, as a Ro.
Mhlkaa measnrs with th* Isas af
Firot throwing eat an a point of
>r4*r n motion by leas moots dot
Flood, Ooamsnt, Virginia. to and
the resolution hock to eoouaittas with
nstroetiooi to report s aahotltoto ro
*aortl»g th* Prosidsst to PsgaUst*
arith th* sntmy coontriss for a treaty
of peace, the Boose voted dowa. 154
woald part tka way far fraater trad*
wrtk Germany.
Fa Bare of tka Saaata to went Go
Hoaaa rototttata wfll aaad tka whale
goMtlon of watt to caadareaea.
■act of tka Republican apaakare da
alarad Conenae ocfh* not ta rapaal
tka war deriaration Itaalf, boldine H
would to rrpardad aa a rayaiHafloa
at the war bat Democrat! raaaladad
Gam Gat a RepGtieaa Hoaaa tart**
had adopt ad a pane* revolution wttk
Gat arevWao.
Aaai| Go «• DaaioeraU who vat
ad far tto raaolatlaa wan: Criap,
Oeer*ies Dominick, South Carolina:
Palmer, South Carolina; Lamm, Go.;
Lankford, GeorpU; Loan*. Booth
Catalina; Oveatraet, OaorpU: Park,
Oeorpia; Smithwlck, Florida; ftplhaw
Gaarria; aad Vinaan, Geertfla.
WIFE OF CHIEF TAYUM
INSTITUTES DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST DR. FEACOCK
WlnAon-Salam, Jana II. - Kit
■Gal B Tartar, widow of Chief ad
Folica i. E. Taylor, who waa Gat
aad killed la ThomaaviUe April IT,
Dr. J, W. Faaaaah, kaa MftMeWd aaH
apalaat the phyaMm la Fortyth* Sa
parlor court far 140,000 as ifamayn
H. E. Shaver, of ThowawrlUa, who
waa waaaded by a Gat ttrad by Dr.
Paaaack at Go time he klBod Taylar,
kaa InaUtvtod aalt la Davldaaa ceuaty
aupariof coart for SSS.SM.
Dr. PoacoG waa dacUrad by a Jwy
in David **■ coart Satardey a%to to
havatoan inaaae at tka ttta ka Gat
tka TbamMuHle adUar.
Italy’* traabta aaw la Ua* wttk tka
pUtotodIffOTwjmta ^Uat Uir>hy*m|
rvuard^m^ aa aai^ it