I VOLUME V1IL DUNN, NORTH DR. ELLIS SPEAKS HERE IN INTEREST OF JEWISH RELE Rain Interform, But Large Crowd Horn Him la Thoobro Sunday MOST OF DUNN’S QUOTA RAISED IN MEETING Chairman Holliday Raltw Pull Amount Through Solicita tion Monday and Today For mar Patter Touchaa Tha Hoart of Folk With Word Ficturo of Suffering Orphans. Although rain Intarferrcd and kept hundreds away, there wmi a falr-aiaed cwwd is Metropolitan Theatre Bus day night to hoar Dr. John A. BU, pastor of Psllas Memorial church at Baleigh and former pastor o< the Find Baptist church hers, in hia •tics* appeal for the Jewidi suffer er* Is Sun is and other stricken coun tries of Europe and Asia And the Crowd was responsive. Wert than half of toh town’s quote of 11,000 was ■ahaerifaed following Me address and yesterday and today Chairman McD Hol|iday and hit aadateata attained the goal. Dp. E1LU flWfU n atevtaw min. 4a. the stricken pupU, picturing tha de solation that 1* theirs. .Such aafTertag, ha said, censed tha put heart of America to foigat croada. racaa and natlonahtiee and foread open the par ■aa of the nation. Ha spoke for more than an hour and tha audience loot ■ot a word of hie adfcaaa. At Ha eiaaa and in anawer to Ohalmum HoHidey*a request many of those proa ant «fb acitbad In amounts ranging from $10 to $100. AO of the paatora of Dnan churches vara present to aid in the meeting and all of the choir, warn repraaaat ad is tha muatc. Bar. A. K. lfaQuoon opetmd tha mooting with an autHna of condition* among tha Jwwiah peo ple af tha stricken countries and an Introduction of Dr. Eds. Tha otW ’^paotor* fed hi pram for tha asSarara ■'••Hnga more hold In pcwt tically orary town of North Carolina Sunday and raporto tram tha rmriooa centers indicate that the Mata hat fuDy subscribed Re quota at $100, 000. JOHNSONV1LLE STARTS ITS ROAD PROGRAM H. Holler, eirll engineer hnmli wHfe the State Highway Conmlatoea !• wow engineer in charge ef eea »t»wrtioB of highway, in JohouonrUlo t^rnehfy. Johaeoneflle recently aotd ** •»«*• taoon of *40,0*0 bond, and " definitely itartod to bnild good "ode throughout the townahlp. That “• ro*d* I" AihneotrrUle wlB be good wtthont qoutio& by thone **" tatew Mr. Holler. following roads am on tha program; Spont Spring* to Moore-Lae mu ••"nectad with road to CamenoB. SHr, eonaty, following in general eorrty tha old |J»«h road Thh ~4 eeniUeto ». tokaeoariSe with the road to Pinerinr and San ford. Prom *b teal* road tha foUam ["* nrill he baitti Prom 1 ^*T- Wardsn*e >!■«, ta . j. reetion to the Hoha eouaty Una near *«*» «£££ Place in mother* dlr*,Uen to tha Hoke county line. P** ^ colored church near Plneriew to Oemerec Hitl to wiitoni direction end thence in northern direction to the read to Sanford, on. mfla aonth of OUrto. Pram the colored ahmih an the piand road, near tee nn„t j „ oonnty line to ooothtoeeler* dime. tton to the earner ef the eo*ntr PTO._.1_ -111 law a ‘ .V* Oypruee church to nuttu.^ rMtlM to tho Moor* eouaty lfa, u4 *** from oilvio in WoMora db^y, *• th* 1*0 county Ha** . *««. W. H. JobaiOB. X CtomM, •»d A- B. Park or or* rood n*^ ■town for Johaoomvfllo townchlp, Johneonvllla, though m high)* dovolopod, I* capable of boceering u, of Haruott'a rlrturr oouttou*. by n*. •oo too grout pM^hflttto* for tnmh tad fruit. Tb* .oil of J«haoea *HU lo aoootly light oad mm*T Uom. pod for tobaoco. «oni and wtoe*. Uto>* poooh eiubard. m piaatod at nady aad auay «aro aaraa «« *Ma ho ready for pouch tm-t »■—— County Map*. ... ♦ KEVIN NATIONAL NEWS • (Special r‘ Corree ¥ 'L.t n 1111 in. Wmhiogtea, D. a. Feb. 1»M. intereeted In a Nil Hf before d* Committee on Irrigation of Arid LmmU. of which ha la a member, pro riding foe federal aid for the drain *• owonp and rot over landa in the Sooth. Thor* are Uniandi of aerm of eoeh land in tha Booth and in North Carolina, and thoee motione woold bo greatly benafitted by the Pneeege of the MU. Mr. Lyon la the only ■ ia 111 from the moth an Uda committee and la oring every energy te eeewre a fav orable report. He pam^e woold mean moeh to the development of the aart euitni*] hkbcm af tha date, tha Soatli. and tha nation is general. Jamaa H. Cowan, mayor of Wil mington; and B. T. Taylor, alaa of thad place, ware In Wartdmrton thie wank. They invited Senator Pat Har rlaon of NMertppi u make an ad *'“• la Wilmington, and ha cnaaaaV ad. 1%a throe caadtdataa hcvkg tha higfcc* average far tha . ..in **P •* Dana, a* rapartad by tha peet °®ea department, U that, Bagane T. Lae; eecood. Ralph Wada; third, Wtt Uam D. Boland. Daa S. KaOeaga, farmer raciataif of the Chamber of Commerce at Pay •HerUle, b la Wellington aa gwbi work for tha American Legion. Tha blR Introdaead by Congraaa ■tmn Lyon to permit the Whitecllle Limber Company to Valid a bridge aeroae tha Waocamaw river, at or naar Ptreway, haa paaaad tha — •sd la aoar before the mate. Lyon haa a amber M rcriead mapa of North Carolina, gg iTHrtT.mil Dnan IM«u Pi On the afternoon of la tglu if Am Mid a»«t FeyotUriOo la aa nai of Baton Ban m Mat TW sold weather waa had for both the ptejren and gimtow aad not **»P tamed oat ta ate lha pm. b ^Weatbmsfc ** **t OWwta fee Dnan aad Km good play Underwood for Fayattovflla. The Uaanp: g**? Farattoyino B. F. Underwood Waathmok L. F. Bethnaa y*r? C «• Upton O*4*** B. 0. Tripp* Witean B. U O. Ball M>-«N(tog told goal.: Mow ba^. S| Waattoaah. I; WUoon. C. 1; Oadata. 1| searing foal goala; He ohain I oat of |, Tarawa, 111 a scoring Ud fnh: Underwood, t; Bethnno. 1; Upton, 1; Ban, i. Baartai fori goala, apt^ I ant of ». Total seam: Doan. . . ..._ gg Fnyottorille.I IB Holliday rafa « The con*, plated to W. Vlnaaaad «h* Dr. O. B. Dorla, parr last for too ij C% FARM BLOCK IS OUT TO GET HARDING R~«at AttibrnU Ala* Of Lodge. WmIu aaf Tka lUat of Tka Old Guard New York World' “ Waahington, Jan, M—Member* of the agricultural bloc in Ccegreaa are gunning fur Praaidunt Harding bo cauaa of hie repeated deprecation of thatr effort*, flrat in bu memage to Cougrem, than in hi* letter to'Chair man Fordney of the Way* and Mc»na Committee and, finally, in hia ad draaa to the Agricultural Conference. It la not ae much any direct inter ference with their ‘project* of logta lation for the farmer that has eat tkem on tha warpath a* the fact that Preaident never loac* an oppor tuntty to announce hia belief that the proper way af doing thing* ia through the regular ongmmiaUon. 'They ara irritated alao at Saere tary Woek*. wh* In hi* Naw York apeeeh, generally aaid all the thing* that the Praaident left anaaid. They aie holding Mr. Harding reepeuMbk for tha Weak* attack. *"» moreen ent of rep ideal ia Ukaly to bo man if toted on the tar UP taill YW. a_ am _ half of the tariff revenue of Ike ceee fry by their purchase* of maaufac tored article*, white they got no pro tection on thtir awa products. After Lodge Tea The agricultural bloc wfll, atore arur. make the sledding fairly rough for sever* 1 of the most deap dyad re actionaries. including Mr Lodge, Ka pok lie an Wador of the Senate, who aerar has taken kindly to the bloc. Sfr. Lodge must bo re-elected this sotuam. Ho already it much worried. Tb# bloc wfll not hesitate to work for his defaot. Only last weak Senator Kenyon, the baud of the bloc, told ao enthu siastic audience at SpnagOatd exact ’y what the Mac h sacking to aeeana ylhk by ousting reactionaries and. bringing In nsw bleed. Kenyon was given a grant ovation la Lodge's own ®ete. Other members of the bloc will speak is Massachusetts if invit rul bloc to rkaw why they consider ffrolinghuyaen, Halo, Calder, Dupont, M(Cumber, McLean, Hew, Crow and other* of tha Old Guard an inimical — wwfiuru w u»e rsrmcr. strtv **C to procure IsgisUtion to hU dot. I<ML Adi-i.i-r.tte- Wonted. Ap pet there ia no conesrted , thought given to the formation of - > new party. The tloe otemben mere ly seek to reform tha- Republican Party within its pruaant limits. The mtggaetion of Kenyon far Praaideat ial notainae has mad# ao headway. Kenyon himself ridicule* the Ida- and •ays it wit] be the Senate or ratiro | maat for him. | And yet the progrsmhrps will aerit | to nsuslnate a man In tha next B#-< pobUcua Convention, lest as they supported Jobneeu at Chicago. Tha |eba!ee may fall oa Kenyan, despite Me protests, or some other member of the pregreaeive bund. Far the present the agricultural bloc win continue to oppose the Pres ident or any ether person whom they eourider to be not mOdenUyi active la behalf of farm —“if \ , Ta say that tha combination has the Adminbtratien worried is putting H meet mildly. They ore certain to defrnt sense of the Senator, mart lu favor H they am not placated. Hale le *h»h«T, and FreUnghuye-n, snoth er at the • President's friends, fsrss a gloomy pro sp set. Now’s prospects an Mttls brighter. Oeldar ia la probably . as. aagfaw Hm n«M»»Hiiili)Pw«e ! The Uee hee demonstrated its pow fereta* an increase ef the ser “* fr*'n ** te SO for seat, deapHa the aUffest efforts *f the Tlesldeat *• Wt the lower Sours. 'licy like compelled the AdwtsWtrstion to •*todee «e S«ht for the rej wel of the ****•• pro file tax. Mow thry ere eoe *• mrlde e new syeW of ne eredHs snder which lot tee win he ?***' “* *e reeeodol tie rsdrosd •e J? V 10 8^*kl'A » » mr system •«*"* and de awn , with the Fy** naraadee ef rsfli read earn T”y> »aekcee, sstoeierd .a mat toes U u Ortihfft. «•. >**l. *V**£«MOS.40 while thin loss mid 9p4fttfll£ tl^Mgy n^amhit Iks ewm I JMJU4I. aaeerdiaor'to the ftsan ^r.TJST ■« *, pabllc todajr. I “U* •« satis fsetory, hw«*. »• report sal d. end eeah la I*?, • IASS.SO* mu 5** •* ** ^dt>MN 'whfle odd taste as iiheat mete thi i Afli odd amete at <e mess- thai She,000,000, e rati* , ^ sheet I ,If 1 • . » STEPPES OF Dwth wTt M* Bm •4 Ufa. Whan tha Rumian nknlatana. high prmiaiaa country in Dm outfit* had thalr Slid of huadradi at non and in thair tha rirnpia UTBO lor lie conception ral which rible They S»cm are neehlny to etarted ea drifted found <V way etarted aarred lead way* ■roejix. i i nee*, iu neea The Modern bay ticket* ret penaite m Hh the re co w and ere Bet the min or if Knell effort to til aitoih buyer at refoyeec hare yeed* te> erchiyi and on only fit down to await d**th ar iradye aa ns til they. tink of eshawdiaa. The bo (He* that Bo abac *• JaB ;* k - 1 ; vw,u •^Tmkrrnm To ffrf* Ml Woorf. TOWNSEND NAKED COTTON DIRECTOR Harnett County ■«•• Wta. By Vote; Tefcaoce Grow. News aad Obttcvtr. B. O. Townsend of Dm wae yes terday abated a dtoecter to ame totod ttw byto diatetet ia Baa Meath abb WahTcewte* ‘ ' a dfewdar da* Um the Maw Clean Several Mask* age at • af III mb.i f«te Um afcte Mr. Twraitad and Clyde P. [ of MapbviUe. ware nominated ea di rectors. Ballets Mailed er seat to by ml grown from Wake. Harnett, Praablia, Ua Daahaan aad ChatheM counties were yerterday re even id by • eoMwttee ronyi.od of Dr 1. H KUgaia. of Babigb. Perry J OUve, ef Ayeot, and l J. Bafalee af Sl ttattbeae leaaeUy. The ffeiaett eoenf/ am roootvod r»0 ntw aed hb PmgWlm reality cry meat Mt votes. TeWeoo ««wan of Wake tenet? yaatewby rebate* 14 ddagataa by balbc who will Meet with tlx dale galea Iron Johnston cowaty hi Bat elgfc ea Petnaarr 7 aad tebet a dl !rector for the elate lUAt af the ‘tibltco imeiitlMi w)ddi eMplm I the tore eeaatba af Wake aed lib When tee rotten ceaveaUea teat phe debgatce from Wake were a» I »•> ww^tetien ef two men fw>M oth jwwrd elected «*toerrday by the tobaa M ropin M4 * OUM which n telted In another deadlock hat tea fillitei will eenter again before the Mavaetien an Tactday, wtte tea par Khm ware yropaaaf yeeterday, teaae M «. & Whitley, af Wendell, aad X. ft. Owmlnghem. of Apex, tee former M«g F»«t«Md by ©• F. Fart, Xr, af Balateh. aad tea latter, by Ferny X. MM, af Ayaa. ft -waa Mated PoMa* day that other candidate. may ba prgml before tee coarreattaa. ^'mUb *y^Zk.' wTTVMtTamte ta praettea tear, amde eae ed the be* amrha attained by the ayybaaate wba waad baton tea aaart far nmntea tten, aceaadtag ta a latter wrtttaa ta Mm by Xadga Walter CUA, AM Judge ClaA*« latter ydn te aary I—lailUrry wwrte ad Hr. Yeaagl ftaa record aad tank tea aaeaMaa ta my that he waa rare teal tea aaho pear ad treiatag ba had tebaa waaU •tend tdm la reed tend. Mr. Yaaag afl yaaattaa tew ban artte Ua father, ftrweet V. Yaaag, a* ■ter worth rr ef tee Ana ad To nap Mra Heke Teawteteo ad fttekj ■MV want tea weak ta* ten wtf Mr yanaata Mr. aad Mra. J. M. Oraal •ate Mm X. O. WaM aad B. C Mate art gotta n at tbetr heme haw ED WARREN WILL GIVE A TRIAL TO TRUCK FARMING U Hr “"tMi f\ WILL HAUL VEGETABLES IN AUTOMOBILE TRUCK Ii To FtboUMi Art* Prai«ht Um To AmI Pram DoGmi-Dm* Not Exnoct To Grra UP Cotton ThU You- Bat U PUntec For Oflfcirtly bat raroljr ttrmrn of apoa wfciefc any <qw< W eh—fc tfco ■MMk of the Ml nooot on their I *. ■s t

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