UtAIn SEN1ENIE
GIVEN 37 SOJERS
BY GEN. GODWIN
V*K And Jwi>l|u Are Execu
tioners In Mournful
Slaughter Haro
PLEAS OF FRIENDS AVAIL
NAUGHT AT BIG TRIAL
Johnny Walker, The Haig
Twine, Jim Gordon And Old
LewU Hunter Among Thoee
Whoee Life Blood Trickles
Into Sowar Gan. ■ Barley
corn Routed.
Thirty-eeron deed soldi*™, ell in a
few, occupying one comer of the of
fice of U. S. Pegs, chief of poliec
tetl the pathetic tele of John Barley
eom'i latest eland against till forces
that would ban his dacetolng smile
from the light of day. They nrj there;
their spirits have flown—and in the
flying there lie* a talc heartrending
and tragic.
These little soldiers cams to town
aboard a Pullman ear in company
with two man, a woman mid—it ha*
-isitimslad_samo ^-- a# dial.
bind. Chief Page, Oesifer Nipper and
Detective Langley, supported by oth
er volunteer deaths, were at the sta
tion to engage them. Through the
wire mesh of a Pullman window the
twe men escaped at the find sound
af the impending clash, leaving the
pore li'l eojen with no protection on
the flank save that of the women.
Nestling in the soft parking of eev-,
an suit eases, the li'l sojers warn giv
en ne intimation of trouble. Their
eote remaining protectress oarrvndsr
ed to the grim force of the law and
with her wont them. At the police its
tion they wen brought from cover.
There ware, according to original dis
patches, forty-eight of them. With
the womaa they were put in durance
rile pending the decision of General
Godwin, commandant of the prison,
»• »• what would be their fate.
AH of this happened Thursday
taand to taka charge of miy number
•f «hem and see ta H that they ware
iMde useful through-proper rearing
It mas pointed out that so many of
tham being furrinera it was not po
lite nor hospitable to behave handily
toward them. Being bashful and un-1
accustomed to sunlight in this conn- i
try. the captives were not compelled
ta appear before the trihonaL
General Godwin, however, remem
bering that General Barleycorn bad
been treacherous on many previous
occasions, decided that the old war
rior should be taaght n lesson. He
ordered tbs captives executed.
Rare the garrison was overcome,
■neb a decision was terrible; It was
•nthiabable. The limit of the law,
aa far as the sunk and file of the gar
rison knew, had never been inflicted
on General Borieyeorn'o soldiers cap:
bored bare before. They pleaded and
implored, taming their attention to
Executioner Peers and Ass: Kant
Headsman Jcrrtgan In aa effort to
save the Uvea of the condemned.
Bat be so avail. The pleaders wars
ta ba denied even the solace of ad
ministering to the eondemaed in their
last momenta. The execution wan to
ba private, shielded from the gaxc of
the thirsty throng. Gan oral Godwin’s
judgment mas that the eejors be de
stroyed "in the presence of the Chief
af Mite and n deputy sheriff." He
did not provide for any other wit
Se, oa the diodes of night fall over
the sorrow-stricken city "taps" was
sounded far the on fortunate breves.
"Fades the light;
"And afar,
"Ooeth Day, Comath Night,
"And n Star,
"Leedeth all, speedeth all.
"Ta their mat"
■lowly the sweat notes of Hen
wvHfwnitp HWHpVk U1 OKU
room* ae root the etr»et eehoec
throotfc the sarrowndlnp swamp*.
UaatMant Jml(M seised the find
«*Pt»v*, Minay Walker, by tha neck
Johnny uttered net a white per, al
thaaph the Lieutenant waa wrepinf
®**dy t eatfc aerww wae placer
thraagh Johnn’ye ekrall. In a amnent
hit bead waa yanked from kia ehonld
era aad hit Ufa’s Mood eu trlekllm
tabs Captain Papa’s kitchen sink
Then e*ma aid Lewie Ranter, wbi
has many friends here, and the **s
ally popular Help twine, U he fel
••mad by tha raat af theee who onei
wata Meade ta many Dana people
OM Men Gordon, of Plymouth, wa
last to po aad bo died as a soldi*
To the boras* ad thopeande TV
Dlapaaeh eatonda Its eympathlea. Bat
I Mke tha root af yae, we’d like V
nmt lawitK iuhtu*
FIGHT CONSOLIDATION
Cltisaaa Wrought Up Over School
Qocctien Engage Atturnejr
And Hold Mui Mooting i
Harnett County Newt.
That a hired attorney from Utr
State Capital could add weight to the
opposition to school eoDiolidatlon In
Harnett wai the evident belief of
tome people who gathered here Moo
day in an impromptu meeting to
whoop ’em up a gainst the mua»ure.
Some hundred or mote citinens at
tended the gathering, though whether
all were In sympathy with the oppo
sition movement would be hard to say
inasmuch as the majority portion re
mained calm while others imparted
the beet information they had upon
the subject.
J. C. Little, an attorney of Ral
eigh, had been employed to art as
toastmaster for the occasion. It Is
-sported that the attorney was paid
1100 for his services, the fee is not
of so much consequence, however,
the main point being that people In
Harnett county engaged a foreign
lawyer to attempt something he
could not accomplish, which tho lead
ers in Monday's demonstration could
Have known.
The object of the meeting was to
•nskc a ’’shewing" against consolida
tion of schools. It was a poor showing.
Hard-earned money paid to the Ra
leigh laaryor went whore it enmeth
°t back. The attorney delivered a
’ittto speech in which he toid his
Kent* it was not the proper timo for
the question to como up. His hearers
'new this In their own mind of courso
tut they applauded.
After the meeting had gained full
swing Supt Gantry undertook to rea
ion whh the aaaemblaga, bat they
would hoar none of It. They had a
naid lawyer to do their talking and
chen the attorney had quit talking
hey quit the meeting.
ORLS PLACE BAN
ON THE LIPSTICK
Durham High School Stadoat*
Agfdmt Modem “Boauti
fiora”
Sean nailed upon twentieth century
weane to boauty. The lipaUek, the
vsbrew pencil, rouge, rolled stork
nga, the decollete gown and even the
pld stand by s-efa awing gum and pow
ler are by official decree laid at rest
eaide the reotlcia remain* of John
Urieyeorn, and perhape with aa
nueh effect
"From Flapper to Lady” might
veil designate the proposed tranat
lon and the regulations as laid down
by the 8todent Council of the reboot,
are as follows:
I. We disprove of the UJC of the
-yebrow pencil, the llpstiek, rouyo
vnd heavy face powder.
8. We disprove of powdering pub
iely in elnsaoi.
8. We disprove of georgrtte, chif
fons mod other thin silks for aehool
wear.
4. We disprove of extremely low
heck* ond f >rmnl eveninp i • nos.
8. We believe that dry's Ingth i
'honld be remlavd to suit the phy
■iqoe of tho Individual.
f. We disprove of rolled and
fancy hose.
7. We disprove of gum chewing
:n public places.
8. Wo believe that slang should
be abotlahed in our speech,
9. We believe In acting In a lady
ilka manner at all Units, in al
placet.
10. Wc disprove of eonversotior
over the fence at roeesa with friends
II. Wn believe that no article:
each at lunehee, bakery products, etc
-honld be received over the plary
ground fence.
19. We disprove of eheatirg ii
on recitation*. Bom* form* of cheat
tag are. Using note*, tulng wrlttoi
translation*, asking one’s aeigtibo
question* for oocaeone ohm and look
lug on aach other*' paper*
If. We heller* that In enee o
dlipata a* to whether or not a ccrtali
net I* a form af cheating, the jndlri*
committee In collaboration with th
the faculty adrtaort.
14. We dleprore of aot* wrltini
If. ' W# heller* that the atadsnt
Aottld show mare rtepect to teach
era and oldar people.
If. W* conaidrr It dlidionorabl
to participate la eraggeratian m*
IT. Wc baiter* that any girl wh
coraaa to achool improperly or lamw
' eetly attired, er chamlt* any oth*
1 *(f*n*e included In these reeelatien
•foald ho sent before th* Jnidieli
> -ommitte* of the. council tad the fi
' ealty advisor* v .4
1 Interview th* gtatlcman who can ta
, where the other It quart*—if the
1 family araf ware w>wt.
THINKS MARS CAN BE
REACHED BY WIRELESS
i _____
hUrcMi Has Nat Changed His Opin
ion la Ihw4 Ta Saak
A Possibility
London, Dee. 11.—Marconi, who
j some months ago caused a Cottar in
the wireless world by announcing that
he had reeeivud a communication of
t'Tmrndosu wavs long* which ha
Uttered to have coma from Man, hie
not changed his opinion on tha possi
bility of communicating with that
! planet because of his critics. Although
' r.'.ahle to prove tint the signal he
hcaid was from outer space, ha now
1 declares he refuses to say it was not.
Discussing the recurrence of such
. "inieifereoM" in wire lass eommanl
1 c-ation, he said, “I have stated at vsri
I out times that undoubtedly effects re
irtnbling signals of graat wavas
Isngih occasionally havs been regis
tered by wireless receivers—affects
coming apparently from aomewhere
In space—and thesa observations
have been confirmed by many wire
loii oUervcrs. I may also havs men
tioned on sumo occasions that tha pos
sibility of such signals emanating
from the planet Mare could not he en
tirely excluded for the reason that
1 these effects seemed to havo their
source somewhere in specs outside
the earth and that the planet Mar*
undoubtedly was situated in apase
outside the rcath. It is dear, there
fore, that when a metaphorical pistol
'■'*1 held at my head I refused abso
lute1/ to affirm the signals did not
•omc from Mara.
"How can I know How can any
one know? How la It possible ta
'.rove they did not?
"The signals come from space out
side the earth. They may coma from
upper reaches of the atmosphere;
they may be caused by nagnatic dis
turbance in the sun; they may coma
. >rom Mars of Venus even.
“As a matter of fact, these effects
tmro not been neoriy so noticeable of
late—I sincerely hope the press wiU
not interpret my Inst remark to mean
that I assert the Martian^ in despair
, at receiving no reply to their signals,
have given up the attempt, probably
thinking oar state of civUlaatioa to
low that they bad better wait fer eev
aral thanaand more yean before re
peating their attempt"
I
The Shrine Exposition, which will
be held at Durham Christmas week,
promises to be .the most extensive and
varied exhibition of the prodoets ef
the leading manufacturers of the
country ever brought together at one
time in Eastern North Carolina. The
exposition ball has been arranged as
ns to fully show the merits of each
exhibit Special attention baa bean
paid to the lighting effects aad one
of the most artistic In deer electrie
illuminations ever witnessed in the
rooth it being installed. Tbouaanda of
electric lights will be used and the
j color and riiading effects will bo of
! the latest Invention known to the
electrie art.
| Tbs special ball room which will
occupy the center ef the exposition
hall it 40 by 64 feet aad equipped
. with one of the finest dancing floors
In the state. The ball room will be
i illuminated with a canopy «f electric
lights in the colon of the ahrine.
. O.ie of the largest and moat papular
dance orchestras has been secured aad
the Inver’s of the light fantastic are
I premised a most enjoyable week.
The management has secured one
1 of the leading concert bands sow on
lour and concerts will be given af
ternoon and night during (he week.
>' Tits latest novel specialties la the
vaudeville line have bean engaged
and will appear during the exposi
tion.
,; A Fashion Revue la which prefae
i a'onal models will appear aad 4am
: onstmte the styles ef the day win be
.'a feature.
All railroad* leading te Durham
t will offer sBeriel rates darin* the run
i «f the exposttiei.
A handsome Automobile will ba
i presented to the para— boldine tbo
r lucky number. Every admioalea ticket
. x>ld baa a coapon attacked which en
title a the bolder to a chance In the
f l-awinp for tbo automobile,
i The net profile derived from tbo
| iixpoaltlon will bo aaad far the pur
l chasing and equipping of a play
, tr uuod for the children of tbo aWf at
Dorham la preparing to ontottaia
I the large vt aunt bar af visitor* during
. Christmas weak that baa near boon
| within her rates, and all will mama
■ | thet warm »»d hoapitabla waltom* lei
j which Durham people aad the abate
j era are noted.
t McD- Holliday, of the Barnes and
HoMiday Company, who waa patefuHj
4 injured (broach a fall while locking
»t the antics af the troupe af Mol
bicycle riders beau last w—k, baa re
_ covered and la again at hia desk. Mr
II HoDlday waa bra lead about tea ohm
y and shouldar bp contest wMb tb
comer of aa auto mob bo door.
I
BOLL HAS
NO FOR
T
rUIl nu In*
one. Ui attKBO young
log* ready In addition
o profit! from^Bpfilr. Turlington
-iptared nit pritao there
'•r* In the fnh^HC at Raleigh, at
'ayetterilla rtBR point* in the
tate, hi! throbAeietoe Won
lor Xing bottg^H^aad ebampion
Mr. TuTUac^^BEftM two herdi
ierr| w-ae bead^^^EjgA-rtator which
-and pound*. J^BSIer boar, Top
3clmra ^Wtt^ncr herd
Mr* and dMft^KjSjLcra HI. by
the way, it, fe^K^?otd Sciaiora,
with tin .gy^ET*i« hard Hr.
Turlington worked a
°™y frowt»JjH|^MMfccrtiT.tla* and
H to hogn
Aook andb%H^d«s] laft orer
'»r» of U*t CAW Winter tha wolf
did not come Ulk door and Utla
taooi that ■i >l#ilt»| farmer* in the
>>nn DHtrtet KftMiUring to Maw
ffeV*
WHITE Bimt RATE IN
THE STAtfeLA5T YEAR
tUCHZlWMTHE UNION
G*** 'iMM j|E|jl SwJtT
WmU*gtim/mE 11.—Worth Car
olina ha* the iJjbat birth rata for
he white popwj&jkibf all tha elates
ight la figures g^Qahad Vy tha fed
eral burtan ofWtaati. North Car
olina ala* ahnnaejl»te tha birth rate
uaong tha eaUREyae**, balng «a
-eeded only by Mkington and Catt
le effect, tbdRt Heel state laadi
all la bath IhCBm and oalarad
birth rate* beciaadtVin are faw bo
ttom in CallfOTtif Bad Washington,
and tha i ia|ahf .h hardly worth
wbil*. M
Canons bureaw jkotN shew that ia
11<M there w*r*ti.40T birth ia
North Carolina, aahaamared with 7le
Tm* nit of
WOMAN’S CLUB STACKS
CANTATA NEXT SUNDAY
Fifty mi Seat Vaises Flaked Fna La
eal Oehi Far HhM
Treat
CbririnM season observants pre
gram will be opened ban next Sag
day night with a cantata by a eheraa
of fifty of tha beat voices picked fratn
the chain af local cheiahaa. Tha can
tata win ha given andar tha awgteaa
af tha Woman's Chib and in being
directed by Mrs. Harper MaD. Hol
liday, aaa iMh* Fannie Spain, af
Greenville, wbe was one af the moat
noted singer* of tha State before her
marriage hare two yean agn.
The eentente will ha ataged in the
main euditortan af Divine Street Me
thodist chore* and will be given sole
ly for tha edifHatioa of the eomme
nlty. No charge will ha made far ad
mission and no offering will ha soli
cited.
Recent rehearsal* jndlrntie that tha
occasion it to be tha meat enjoyable
from a me ileal viewpoint aver at
tempted la Dana. Mrs. J. Lloyd Wade,
president of tha Woman* dob, w*
play tha organ.
Min Alloa Boberteoe. tha medast,
motherly son] of the ^atns, at free
Rcprcaantativs from Oklahoma, in
tends to teak another term. She pro
poses ta go before tha elect*rets af
her state, despite tea fact that eat
wn progressrr# women nave mso to
weaken bar by labeling her as a
'Friend of Wall ■Wart.'*
“I’m lined ay with Wall (treat, aad
I'm U bad all round. I’m la a kettle
of hot water ail right," ays Mim
Rohe risen.
“lack hem,’’ mid the Oklahoma
Representative, reading a radical
newspaper. "Under tha heeding "Vot
ing wirir Wall street agaiaet he Free,
dent” is my Beam. Poor eld L who
la my Ilia, beeeam I always had tee
Mg a family te feed, 'lined ap wtth
Wall Wrest* I have a tittle piece ef
land deem in Oklahoma. Whaa the
thing ea tt. I atom toR kM fat-4
•9*9*7 '-iv*
sz&ftsnsnsr*?
nt*R usatmo plant
Harnett County Howe.
A steam hcwtlng pleat has set
been inetaDed in Central Harnett
Hospital to take tha pines of fhs hat
air system whieh wee fosad inade
quate to meat the aeode af tha in
stitution. Radiators la tha kaRa, affi
rm and 1* each roam aad ward rea
der the hospital comfortable through
out.
The hospital is Mkeg a (sag felt
aead far both LiOiagtaa aad Basaatt
county. Besides faraiririag add aad
relief Hr tha tafia hip la time af
•tram, the inetitatioa has been made
comfortable aad home Uke far the
convalescent, aad the people are (eel
laiag aad appreciating tha eerriem
of On. Halford end Riddle, aa weO
ee the efficient end petea-tWdmg ear*
af Kim Wheelers, the Mperiateadeat
DIRECTOR SCHOOL EXTENSION
MAKS* REPOET OP WORK
Harnett Ceanty Newt
HI* Hama Camp, director ef
school extension la Harnett sseaty.
submits tha faSowing repart ef the
wark accomplished daring the month
ef November!
Twenty-three meeting* ware held,
with • total attendance af thrae
thousand. Six special prtgrmae wtth
a thirty-minute lecture oa mm vital
tapir, ware fives. Three hundred del.
Ian wm raised by the different com
munity dabs far athletic gee* aad
ether echeol equipment. Fourteen
basket ball aad valley baH autSta
war* yurchaead by Mm different
schools.
Twenty story hewn war* Mid dea
mg tM month aad twwaty-eue after
noons vast la giving settingup ex
•reUee, arganlaad playground wash
•r *m* etMi farm af mhlotlca Hx
*MaH started dealer CMtoearirip
wath (a the seventh and eighth
grades.
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i It btkhr iKt Mts rfeint «*» hie
, whiah aar ba InM
, -jormal yaw, M H
. tha United State* late tea wwT
, . "For lWO, tea hi*** birth rote
(*11) far tha white r .nVHu h
. frond far Narth Carolina nd tea
i h>wate (1M) far OaMfrawta, white
, for tha aatarad (whiah totted* n»
. (raa*. ladtesa, China** and Japan***)
.jtha lifted rote* an Ml rad Hi
— -hteiln nl OH
* **•"»*■• Th* nast Itghaat rata far Om
j aatarad 11 1, la far Narth CaroHoa
Wte tearaat rate, talaaad (dtan**rd
* ins tha vary tew rain te a faw af th.
k'Naw rnstenf atetea la whiah th* n*
* (1T.I) ate 11white| (JM).«
CLAUDE KITCH1N MUCH
IMPROVED Of HEALTH
to tha haahk W Minority late,
Claada Kttrkto.
Aad thsprababOHy ofktowtareto
hit attire duty to tha Hoaaa." add
A- WOtea McLaaa, Director of Aa
Aar Ptaaaaa Caayaretlaa, who waa
to Raleigh toat sight.
~ Scare aty a day pastas that I da
sat hear a on pr are I a sat Dwaaerat
aaytaas As sptetoa that As safacead
ahsaaaa at Mb. *KHchaa here Mi
toy sa ItosiaaraUa badar to wall
tigh aa (mparahls tore to tha Da
■acratk party aad to Aa coaatry.
"It to generally aaaaadsd hy both
E)istcvt(i aid lUftMkaaj, tkit ju
Boar badar to tha great dthatoa that
utawrlf hrahs toaaa hataaas Aa
rppndng patttfcal pottea at ttem
tea Aa ptaaaat Ctoadt Ktoehto has
"‘ftteh tewSd^l tow aarar
waa say aaa whs to aay aptotoa, paa
wwwd tachjaa] ability as a ready
TOinf Mvm Um BcpuNktAi
a tha Baaaa whaa a early arary pra
aiaast tapablliaa waald at aarea
tota to tha dabata altaaspt to coiaar
Me. VIA n«U fire gaaatiiai, to*
r si ring svary coacalrehla phasa af
ha itlirsadii
**Tha reetot was always Aa aaaaa.
Kltcbaa waaM torertobiy floor hit
atotregstoit as tote aa Aay waald
toare, sad aaoo thay waaM all ba
ret to flight, may af thaw aa ere
tanaread hy Ms goad bareatad logic
tad rapaitaa that thay waaM acany
» tha cloak ream to escape Ac aMh
ng caaataasacc af tkair colleague*."
n. C. HAY BE THIRD
WVALOE OF CROPS
ter tha 'etah
far mi.
be glean eat
te IT
Mr. _
their owm and they lm ground
for boptag that ioatsad of being atxth
te the Mat aa area the caaa late yaar,
North Carolina may be third or cer
tainly fourth.
According to their calculation* and
•fmfm Tessa will he Ant with
arwaad 1471,000,000; California wOl
be eoeend with !«■ thing like |800.
000400 and Marik Cantiaa third
with areand MO0,000,000.
Certain naknown qaaatriiw eater,
lag into th* equation mmkr It paa
•ibl* that th* flail raeaHe will ha dif
larait Iran abt It appear* mi
they wOl be. On^ ad tbaaa onknew*
MaatMaa la tha rain# *f th* crepe
ethar than tha tf principal crape on
which th. Agaraa tore haan aatfcnated
aa tha haaia of the Kwlir erep
report*. Mr. filter H-g that
thaaa cropa wOl hear tha land rtit
Uon to tha whale aa to 1*0*. tha tote
•at flgara* at Ida caaunend. J,ni1n
that tha total vataa will be a. etatad.
■boat three hidrad aflUana
Vatoa ad frtoelpal Crape
BidtoMtad value* ai tha principal
er»ps f>wbU< firm tha Itiylir
«• m Mlatt:
O*0« Valaa
Cera, bateaU.940400,000
Wheat, hateik. 7.110,000
Oate, hateeb. 1,070,000
Badey, hateeb. 9,000
Bp*, hateeb. 440400
Bnekwheat. hateeb . .. 77400
bateeb. 0,000
"bbA hateab. 0.100,100
Bwaet potato**, hateab. 10.071400
All hay. toko-14 AM.000
Tobeeaa, paand*. 00400400
UM tatton, peaade->0471400
******. 00400
Ctorer seed. hateab- 004400
faa»aHa, hateab -- 0410400
Apples, hateab.. 1400400
. . .0000,004400
V*»a* liitMTa,
A »—Birina «f i«*r*a H
*oNrfftayMk|«tr«(llU abow
**Maa 0t crops bar* *ki*ak. h
tka» y**r th* nka of North Car*
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i fW wtth lUHtWNt. Not atm
- Ww* with M4MM.M0. It|ii«a to
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mat ntMto. MOl.UT.aM, OaHtoi
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SYSTEM DECIDED
1 BY BALLOT TODAY
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FOE EFFECTIVE WORK
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