THE DUNN
Volume VIU. , Dunn, North Carolina, Ο
IHSIK&T IS READY
FOR THIRD ANNUAL
FAIR NEXT WEEK
Gloriou· GftUiy of Prominent
Speaker Add Strength
To Program
SINGING CONTEST TO BE
BIG FEATURE FRIDAY
Thetwedi Coming To Hear
Mr. Hoover And Mrm. Van·
«Urfcilt—Major George But*
1er Will Speak at Opening
Tuesday—Motor Race· Sat
urday.
Again the grrat Dunn community j
approaches that wuon when all of
Its friends gather ut the fnlrtrrnnndx
to see the product* of α year's work
on the farm*, In the fields and fac
torioa and in the hi'mei; to view the
upstanding blooded caulc and hog*
and sheep, the fin* poultry and horse
and mulet; to ti«ten to the blare
of brati banda, vU!t the shows,
watch the recea, bear tbe «peaking,
and vet together for another hard
shake with thoae frie-ida who have
wandered afield ard return for thl$
κ'οηοα/ event each year.
Next Tuesday 1· tba day on which
the big fair open·. It will continue
through (the week until Saturday
night when the arab> of the ahow
world will fold their tenta and atart
their caravan across the deeerta to
the next town.
•γ, , >t J ,| *gt , gg, %
Major George Butler ia gofer 1°
open the lair wtth oar of hii belt
can nutter together, will head a pa
rade through the principal thorough
fares of the beat town under the
•un.
Major Butler'· concluding words
will be the signal for the opening of ,
all exhibit halls, shows, concession»
and riding devices. From that time t
on Dunn, jit people end friends will 1
strive to make the β vint the great
est in history. I
This is going to bp a mora* η tout |
affair. One of moll Lntcreatlmr f«·
turet is the coining oi Herbert Hoov
er, Secretary ot the United State*
Dépariaient of Commerce, and Mrs.
George W. Vandirbllt, president uf
the State Fair, on Saturday, the fi
nal day of the fair. Hr. Hoover will
be here te dellveT the Itret tpeeeh he
bae made in the South atnte the war.
Mr». Vanderb.lt will introduce him.
It ia probable that Ocnera) Julian S.
Carr. of Durham, will Intiodaee Mi*.
Vanderbilt.
U| Reception Fer Hoover
An iroprMtlve ceremony wHl *nr
ronnd the recaption of Mr. Hoover,
Mra Vanderbilt and . Uertcral Carr.
Four bande have been Invited ta take
part in the program. The»· ar« the
Dunn Contort Band, The Benton 1
Americtn Legion Band, the Duke
Band and the military band at Caaip
Bragg three of them are certain to
accept, according to Henry Lee, who
hat charge of thU phtfe of the re
ception. In addition to thete the two
CAPT. I. ROLAND WILLIAMS
Chief Martha I #f Um> Hamott
Coonty Pair. Ciptalr Willi*·»
«on ht· eomml»«lon In the World
War te which bt *>· i«vers)
wouniUd. b« «un two J*··»·
•ttom wen in Ui« war by ilrtir*aW*4
MI-TIM to hi· country. H· wu fbiof
•f the fair iMt rear. He U Jei>°T
■«kM ·» U«« law Am <»f Oeiwte
wi Wfltlaau.
HENRY A. TURLINGTON, PRESIDENT
—Photo by Pat*a.
Here it Ih· fallow who ha· wurked hirdnl to mIu tin Dui Vsir
the ncceu it U. lit h»« been pnmid» "« of Ik· ίο» aaaoelation nk· Ha lit·
Cation >nd la'lookod ΐρβη «ι «*· of tho belt lair ofllclali in North Caro
lina. He i· owner of Turlingtor.'· Lhiroc-Jaivtcy Π of Fan»—tie bom» of '
many champion pur·-tared hog-i, and ta one of the beat farm art in Eaitam
rami;»· .»»*· ^ - —
land· attached to the (Teat Went
Sright LirîiI .-hows will take part
'..ι the day'· activities.
Every day of the fair ia to be a big
un·, according to Bllis Go1d«t*'n,
buaine*· manager of the fair asso
ciation. Tuesday, opening day, will
be featured |>y the parade, Major
Sutler's speech, band concerts, free
aela, horse racine and a night »how
uith fire work· as the principal at
traction. 1
Wednesday will b· industrial day.
The mllli at Duke and all of the fac
tories and mills of Dann will close on
that day to give their operative· in
opportunity to vuit the fair. It l«
probable that most of th· «toréa in
tuwn will be closed in the afternoon
«if that day. 1 lair-racing thriller·
ivιΓ1 be «aged as free acta Tuesday
ηηπ ·οπ· οι me Mat races will M
ran J edging of exhibits will be (tatt
ed on this day. Nijtit show* and fire
work» will (pain be a fekturr.
TlmW>7 Fewr Counljr Day
ThorMiay will ba Die day when all
the folk* fiom Lb* surrounding coun
ties will be expected to attend the
fair. Many free attraction» will ba
added to the regular program of rac
ing. ate., and the night «how of fire
works will be one of Ae neit elab
orate t*er seen in Korlh Carolina.
Friday will >ee the «taring of the
cteaUrt tinging contait arer attemp
ted by a Carolina eeraaontty. Mora
than BOO singeTa of tba choral org
aniaatioas of the surrounding coon
tie» »ra expected to tak« part In tha
[ conte»t.. Tbc Fair Association often
ten pn*e< annvtrntinK >250 in this
«■ontivt. Τ h ii ν an- divided u fol
low»:
First prise, 1100.
Second price, SO.
Third pris*-, $26.
Fourth prize, IS.
Next r.x prîtes, 110 each.
AU prises will be paid in cut
Special Auditorium fee Stager·
The sinking contctt will be staffed
in an especially equipped auditorium
where the sincere will not be dis
turbed by any of the other attract
Hons. Seats will br provided for sin
gers and the audieueo.
One of the worth-while attractions
ot this fnir will be the high dives
of Mita Qulney. a charming little
woman, who il champion high-diver
of the world. She is a daughter of a
I Jacksonville. Fla., physician who
»._k.. —it..·. «ν- —
il·*· each day from a platform fifty
I feet in the air to α tank containing
4 1-2 feel of water.
Th« races this year promue to be
the mont important aver »«n in
Dunn. Leading horsemen of the Mid
dle West and Sooth hare cxpreesed
a desire to brine their horses here
and will certainty cone, according to
Kd. Warren, raperintendent of the
rata department. Mr. Warren baa
had a forco of workmen on the faee
track for the Is it several day· and is
rertain that the course will bo b>
excellent shape when the first rare
«tarted at 2 o'clock Tossday.
ï INFORMATION YOU SHCU1 Ο HAVE
¥ Ticket* to Lho Fair Grounds me,, be purcha*ed at
* booth* down town, or at the pate. The price* are: 75
* cent* tor grown people; children under 12 yean end
* over 7 years old, S Γι cent*; children under 7 year· old,
* free.
·* Automobile* may be parked for a mall fee at anv
» of several parkin/ place* near the main pate of thy Fair
•v Ground*. No automobile*, except lho*e carrying *up
* plie* to exhibitor* and ronceadonalre* will be admitted
* to the irround*.
* n*nd concert* preceding the opening pageant and
* the Hoovcr-Vanderhilt parade will he held in Broad '
* direct each rooming, beginning at 10 o'clock.
·'# Gates will open at ft o'clock oach morning.
* To reach the Fair Ground* from the heart of town,
* the bc; t way l*>west nlong Broad Street for two block*
M t - - · » »· * 11 ** -
■ /ryoNU vne niien'n; ^.uui Line tTACXSi tUffl to til® rljfht,
*· go north for two blocks, turn to the left, ko weat three
* block*, turn to the right into Pair Ground Koad.
* Exhibitor»» of live stock wiH be entitled te a ticket
* good for the free admlarion of one care taker.
* The live stock bam is tho flint to your right a* you
* enter the ground. Besides it la the poultry house. In
* front of ft ia the hog barn, and beyond that la Floral
* Hall and the grandstand. Further yet ia the Mg bulld
* lng which ha* been turned Into an auditorium lor the
* Friday ringing context Along the oaatam, southern and
* northern fences are the race horse stalls.
*
ΑΑΑΑΑΑαα» λ * . > - . >****' àAAA
WEST SHOWS
BE BIG MIDI
DRAWING
Georf* Marr And J«
Comin| To
OTHER TOWNS i
WELL OF AT
Aiirtftboa (
Te» ted Skowi And J
lac Device# And
Wild
And Other
Daily New· Says.
Writ Bright Light a Hoi
M«rr and Jack Lyla· et
»:11 be Ihr main attraction
lliaway in thif jr»*r'a- ί
era more than a do*an
:Hîm ia thla acgrafattea il
i:a*t four riding <wif, j
m Jo or au of totftwicM. -
Marr aad Lyloa weri d
year rnlth th* Krauaa U
a-* ao wril and fayni1
I be fair oflteiâla they ard
the beet ihowt r»er
In the Wnt attraction'J
wild waat aHow, a
minitrel ehow, a wild
an illusion and a
other attraction a. There ,
big band· with th· Μ
Waat'i ah owl
Oa relia» at
Tkff atarted oat'C
mnrb waller collection j
t -nr < than they will bt
1ri*ht
under way yeaterday te
cn(ta£«'iBont here and
w«ic.inatwiuias<<·, ri<
merry-jo-round »nd far
in* the notorrycler jrlld
amaaal ahow, tha wraeÉMfc the old
plantation, and la* but tfrtgheft the
lady high dlv«r, which l·*»»!·* te
be a bin drawing card. Tae N«m
man want out to <>· niuHl# to give
the outfit tha once-over,found
••veryihinjt dean and and
devoid of the objaetleaakl· ,f*"*u»e»
oaually found with carniWl ««pen
Manager Wmî, wht tvM wintered
hU »how« her*, hat what to
be an attraction that ml od
town would welcome. In out
.he different amaaement ίβΐ^·*®» '•at
nfehl, he «aid that hit flrat »nd laat
motto would be a "clean Ép-" By
thla h« meant that notlii«f^ettU b«
allowed, »pok«n or acted, that ^
would offend anyone. The fT bafct
of order prevailed laat aH*1'· and
there waa nolhnig operating · '•bleb
any person could reaienabt* °hjeei
to.
Mo«t of the ihow*a paiao»*·! hay*
been here now for the peat f** *eeka
and many of the town'· piU1' Wva
become acquainted with the»· S®»·
of them have been here all «^let In
fart, Madame Pep·, the aaiW*1 trahi
er, lia.· been a familiar aigbt her
flcrcr-looking ball do*, yet peo
ple knew that it waa aba <h° Waa
training the lion* at the fair fn>*'V<U.
Mr. Wait, Butine*· maul", Mr.
Marr, fler many year· with tt* **»■«·
►how*, and whole hose I* * Mount
Olive, Wayne county. Beth ha and
Mr. Wtal mincie with the er«wdi and
look after the noterai ae*i»et of
the fhowi. The concemiona ^ *eea
to be fair and above hoard· **· fake
eirvrWpè drawing man ia eeeapleleni
by hi» abaeoe· with the We·* Show*.
MRS. CEO. W. VANOMBH.T
President of th· Nat* Carols*!
State Fair, who will latnto»* Kvr
Wrt Hoortr to h|i «adW^a et IV
fair In Dun· Saturday. 0»>ιι M
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ELUS GOLDST Ε ! Ν, BUÂINK4S MANACKK
—Photo kr ht»
Il or., il lb· (..How who tuu worked Mrlj> >nd kit· U k»«p tie fair an
cle La tiO a ovt of the pltfallj th«t bcwt the pitkwtjr of mort tuck organi
—*>■·. · It ie 4v* l»rf*ly to Mr. OèldiUin'r effort* tkat tk· Deoa Fair
becotnr the important thing it U. He if pterident of th· GoldiUIn Çom
Wikon Company, ot Antitr. a*·! ot th· Pw»<
CXNT&AL AMERICAN STATES
^RATIFY THE CONFEDERATION
VUaHineton, Oct. 3,—Baf.fic.rtion
hT Guatemala of tho ron»titntion oi
the federation of Contra] America
#a* formally consummated at Cua
: ι mala City ya*t*rday, atrcrrdinti to
•..fficial advice· ι wrived today by
Minwter BiaMk .
"Tbia la the final ofBcial act anal
ι
Kamating Goatemla* El Salvador and
Hondunu into, on· nation," )>r. Bl
anchi catd. "The fédération ha* a po
pulation of 4.000,000 and a total
area of mora than 100.000 both of
which will be much lncr*a*cd when
Coita Rica and Nicaragua juin the
j federation."
RUTH COING AFTER NEW
BATTING RECORD AGAIN
Now V»"k, Oct. X—Babe Ruth,
j hcmu run kins and tltn haUaaa of
ike 1211 Amovitoa League chtm
todny announced hJ* 1B22 bat'
Un* campaign plan*. Rath, whoa*
5Mh hum* ran y»*t *rday »ai on·
short of the aNutn mark be had Ml
for hirsfclf. uid he would Make »»
i>lh*r effort to reach the thre* «cor·
total «vîkI year.
"We'll go ru^ninc for "Jut »ixty
mark n<rxt <ua»on." the Yankee
«Γηρρρτ rlrrlerod. "and I have a
leaking liuacb the 111 mule* ft."
Ruth'* 1021 ierord I* five botter
thiro hi· 3P20 performance.
TUESDAY—OPENING DAY
Baud concent Wilwn Av«nuo And Broad Street.
Formation of parada in Eael Broad Street
Parade to Fair Grounds.
Opening speech by Major Geo. Butler, of Clinton
Opening of Midway Show·.
Qu,ncy ,n {ipnt ot Gnnd^à
Trotting and pacing racea.
Fireworks and night shows.
WEDNESDAY—INDUSTRIAL DAY
All industrial plants of Duke and Dunn etoatd
WidvK.y shows open at 10 o'clock.
Judging of exhibit· begins.
High Dive by Mi·· Quincy.
Other Free Acta.
Trotting »nd Pacing races.
Firework· and night «how·. «.
THURSDAY—FOUR COUNTY DAY *
Midway *hows open.
Judging Continue*.
Special free act·.
High Dive by Mis· Qniney.
Trotting iind Pacing Rare·.
.....>La ·· rwl niirhl (knuia
,. FRÏDAY— FDI CATIONAL DAY
Κ· sinyirur contrat by όιΗ> «ingom of the choral i.rgani
V xalion* of foo·" coontie».
* . Midway "how* open.
¥ High D,ve M,w 9,,infy*
* Other froe n*U. _
I satijrday—-hoo^i^ vandemilt day
* Reception of Herbert Hoover «nrt Mrs Vanderbllt.
* f'ι-·ικΙ concert hv four bend» in Broad Street.
* Ppi Arie '.O Kair Grounds in honor of Mr. Hoover
Ϊ anJ ïnu;oaÛ"Înb!!r' Mir. George W. Vanderbllt by
» G*n7nù-oductîon of Mr. Hoovor by lira. Vanderbllt.
» Speech by Mr. Hoover.
* Midway Λοχν» open.
* Hiuh Dive bv M«* Quincy.
* Other free act*.
*, Trotting and Pacing .
Motorcycle Race*. t
1 m Grand finale.
♦MM*
INVITE HUNDREDS
TO GREET HOOVER
IN DUNN SATURDAY
I Entertainment Cwnitta· Ex
pects Many Prominent
VMot
MRS. VANDERSILT WILL
INTRODUCE SECRETARY
Four Band· Will Take Put fai
Grwl RaMpte ΡΙ·—Λ
For Mm who SovW «HT.
m« World Cr—ral Julian
I 5. Cur Coming For OecM
InvltflliABl »a ...
urday, Ortobcr IB, end hut H«V
crt Hoover, iKriUpr of cowmn·,
who ta to ipeak in the Damn Fair
RTuurdi or. Ikil day will be land
10 300 prominent North Carolinian·
thto week. Deciaion to tan· the·»
invitation· *u lull Friday night
when ih· entertainment ι ιιι·ΙΒμ
Hannibal U CJedwln, «Win—·, bM
i· >mnfi preliminary detail» of tta
big reception te be (Ire· *· M*
who "fed the « «·Μ "
Mur mtté m* ni ·*
the State elreedr
. Hoo..r ■ ■
tbeee ia Oeaatai J alias 8. Cur, «h»
although enable to MMft an invita
tion to «peak hare «t the »» entât ef
the fair en Tamdny, October 11.
write* that he wttl be htce to «·>
«qertd to be hare.
A «pacial platform, equipped with
toundlng board*, U being coiikriitt·
cd fo,· Mr. Hoover*· coming. The
>acov«tie· of tSe big grand (toad at
I ihe fair gronnd· are at preeeat very
I bad. To permit all of the thousand·
ι who are «pectad u be here far hie
ι speech to bear his the fair minage
I meet ia «paring a» expeoae to
edr any defect· that oM.
It will he a giorieu· met·... —
will be given the «ecretary when he
n<w will (THI ai»
when he alight· form Aa tffttm.
The»· wtU be the Dunn Cmcut
I»n4 ai thirty-iaar p*eee, the Ben·
■en American Legion Vui of forty
piece», the Doke band of twenty
pièce·, and the Wait Ctreua band of'
twenty place*. Upon hie arrivai Kr.
Hewer will be escorted by the baadi,
oAciab aad marahall·, uader the
leadership of Captaia Ralaad WU
IUm, to the kta· of Captais Una·
villa M. Tilfkan, where ha will be
entertained daring Ua brief atajr
hare. From than a b% parade will
I escort btaa to tha fairgreanda, wheal
; he U to tpeak U tha aftaiaoaa.
HE no THE WOKLD
Ë
n*Mèi*r e.uaavi
' WUl »jx»k at tka Valr In Dm,
Sa tarda?, Ottobor 1·. H* ta o«« of
tho Most prominent man In Um wwM
■ et li btknd of mmmy Ntian ι
hrlpl»» rrow tirtniili war·
•H»» dortae tfca war throagh Mr a4
miutatraUon of Um food aapptba of
Uw aartk. Prvwtaont mon froa all
, tirer Λ» (Uati will mm to Daaa m
11 «Mot Mr. Hemr and an «UtinM
I i rrc»p Uon Haa kaan plaaaod for Via
y hjr Um rartoaa organ tall oft· Λ 1>«MU