COTTON GROWERS
DISCUSS PLANS
North Carolina Mao Membar
Of Cottoa Grower* ‘ Lncu
trro C—nhat—
Oklahoma City, Ohio., AprU 1»_
Th* public wlU be represented In the
American Colon Growers’ Exchange,
it »u decided today by delegation*
from *cvaa *tatc* cotton plaatcr co
op* rater* market* which make op
th# exchange. The chairman of the
Federal Reierre Board and th# chair
man of the Federal Trade Commis
sion wilt be ashod to name one per
eon each to represent tbs public
to *erra on the hoard otf trustee*
of the exchange.
A resolution adopted urged that
the power of the War Finance Cor
poration be continued. It also recom
mended that Eugene, Meyer, Jr. man
aging diroctor, be continued a* hand
of the corporation.
It wee agread to maintain the ex
change under the Verna# adopted un
til the completion of the marketing
of the 1926 crop. Tbs exchange is
to auperrU* iaepeetion, grading, dea
ling, warehousing end selling all cot
ton told directly by those organiza
tions The (lata organization retain
theid identity and right to indieidaal
action. Order* were Issued to, bare
ell departments of th* exchange op
erating in lime to handle the 1922
crop.
New ainbia of the ecu tire
commission chosen include W. H.
Austin, SmttWUU, M. C. Preside
North Carolna Cotton Grower*’ As
•oclation.
State* repress.';ed el the eonfer
e'Kfe were: Alabama. Arkansas, Ari
zona, North Carolina, Georgia, Texas
and Oklahoma.
MILK DRINKING IN THE
JOHNSTON CO. SCHOOLS
lerrsyi M«Jt U lam, Clayton aad
BmhMoMi Tati Ta Be
Csadoslsd Hare
Aa a reealt «f tha survey* asd* by
Mlama Garrison, Bridge aad Bwaia
■who put aa a “Milk Week” Daman
fixation ta three town* of tho coa'a
ty last waak, tt was found that a
Ismipw et>t af sshoal ahUdkea 1a
MMU are drinking adit than la
Bsaasa or iCIayham Mswucer. tho
por eont of tho children drinking
milk boro is only 68 por cent. Benson
c omen close with 60 per cent, while
only 47 por cent of the pupils at Clay
ton are reported aa milk drinkers.
The comparison is based upon 446
pupOs pro sent at SmilhAcld the day
the surrey was made, *60 drinking
milk, and 214 drinking tea aad cof
fee; at Benson, 64* pupils present
with SO* drinking mUk aad 186
drinking tea or codes; at Clatyon,
47* pupils present, **0 drinking mUk
an*, it* drinking tea or codoo. The
survey from tho lvaahoe Mill school
was not Included above.
As • result of the stady In the lo
cal school plans are bring mad* to
make fame milk tests. Certain ehll
drsn who are undamreight will be
given milk ad regular Intervals dar
ing tho day and thalr program watch
ed. Miss Kean otto, primary sopor
riser .will probably hare charge of
the teat. Mr. Jam** Myatt, our en
terprising dairyman, haa kindly offer
ed to fumlefc tho aritt free of charge
far tho teak Mr. Myall has bora
very mock Intereutod la tha campaign
and baa offered a somber at oaah
priae* for assay* aad poriors in tho
school.
Nat only hju Mr. Myatt shown an
interest is tike rrork bet tbe dreg
►Urea, woman's elab, yw?U. uf
teacher* ot the school. merchants end
•there bar* ,u (ontHbaUd to mt,
the eamy«*«a a mno Oa«b prlaas
hare aM* beee .0,^4 by the dreg
stares^ MWbtdalg Herald
RogcowE* IM hac«
• rem state sematb
Goldftoro. A*rU —A. Baauww
for M years »/“Ewt of W«pu
eeeaty and a Mwtt, today •*
noeneod Ms sandidMy for the SUts
seaats ta tbs Jena Hlmooy sgelnet
tbe Mcombsnt, W. t- £*»W. Mr
gumswei’s tiogaa li "■•‘••aehauot
end Re farm.” Mr. »*•••"*'•» tar ieaay
year* waa adhoe and F*1"*** ad tba
Oatdsbara Headlight. ****+• eg*
bo sUrUd Um sampalga <•» Us re
foru.
Jama* A- **Hh, a maUdM*** tar.
mar af Btogdoo tooattHp. F***"t*y
anaowurd We undldaay far *** *f
tba SoparNr Cssn a*UaM A H
Hooka, tba l»«M»t.
LITTLE Cl EL DEINKS
CAEOUMK AMD dim
Tempo, VIA. April H-Mtgbaa**
months old Mrtfta Torooa Mon and*
foend a bottle eenUMteg na*Hao o*
■ ebalr at bar baua MM Md«y. *w
bar uotbor hod toft It Hu Alb
draak from tbs bottle l*d dMd edtb
Hi an War.
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DR. IRA LANORtTN
He will deliver a lector* at Ike
PreAytrriao chatch la Dunn Tues
day night April Ulb. Ha subject will
be “Today and the America for It"
DR. LANDRITH HERE
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
Noted Lecturer To DtUnr HU
Famoua Addroaa ia TU
Proebytariaa Church
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Dr. Ira Landrith, famoua Southern
Orator and Chautauqua lecturer, will
a<ld rear the ritiicn* of the Dona Dis
trict at the Prertbyterian church
next Tuesday evening. HI. eubjeet
will be: “Today and the America For
h" He ia one of thv moat popular
lecturer, on the platform today and
l.i- addrea. in Hu in ahould be greet
rd by a capacity bouae.
Dr. Landrith'a whole life haa been
devoted to the work of human up
lift, and he ha. bean deaeribed aa "a
big man who dooa big thing. « a hit
way" ia connection with the cduea
tonal, civic and riliyen aovemonU
of the day.*tt£e ia a native Texan and
waa educated in Tenneatec. He it a
typical Southerner, but hr any* »f
bimaelf—“1 am more an Amencam."
What other* aay of him:
“Hwolve thoaaand peupi* aimply
went wild,—San Franc lace (Calif.)
CfU- i. ,
Every eentenee in fig. thndatth**
•dAren* wna marked by pane vfclch
atnack borne. Hia addrea* waa iatar
W«r»ed with many dtllyhlgglUtf.frf
poignant humor, which farvariably
draw roan of laughter.—Btrnrfng
haa (Ada.) Ledger.
“Dr. Landrith'a addrnae waa full of
epigrammatic ahot* which wet) alike
upon non-voting cltiaena. Inactive
clargymm and saloon men_Now
Orleana (La.) lUm.
“Few men combine ao many quail
tie* reqaiaite to the able platform
Weaker. Of fine phyiiqut, an exceed
ingly pleaaa,voice, brilliant intel
lect, rare culture, vivid unagiaaten,
a cheerful temperament, a happy
outlook on life and an acute apprecia
tion of humor and wit, he poateaaer
withal the happy faculty of adopting
blnaaeM In an lnatant to any aodienee,
Maying it with hia eloquence—No
tional Lincoln Chautauqua*.
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NEGRO PREFERS HU
FREEDOM TO HANGING
Fayetteville. Gn., April IS.—Gen
us Cofleld, the negro who preferred
hanging rather than to serve Owe
yeara for burglary, has changed his
ariad aad has eacaped from the jail
here where he was awaiting execu
tion.
When Cofleld was convicted of
burglary two weeks ago aad sen
tenced to a five year term la the'
penitentiary be exclaimed that ha
preferred the death penalty end itaJb
bed hie nephew who had turned
Mato’s evidence. The nephew died
aad Cofleld eras Indicted, tried, con
victed aad sentenced to die within
48 honrt
H Y. P. U. Progress
Monday Night, April ITU, DM.
Subject > "Steward** of Homey."
T. A. Cera, Grasp Captain.
First—Introduction by Lender.
Bneeud—Scripture lending: Labe
UOS-iS—A. D. Williams.
Third—Whet te Christina Stewsrd
Mlm Ida Mae PHtmaa
^^tb—Talb—The Owner of the
■» »be Owner ef the Won! Alan.
—Mine Rachael Leg.
Math—vtatb—The World's Oreat
•M QneMlen -W. H. Grimm
Srennth. Spmtal MaMe — <X C
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CM. WATTERSOM LEFT
ESTATE OF $2M,$00
LauiariKa. Ky„ Apr.I 11 - H.nr,
Wattaraon, farmer editor of Ur
bMlarAla Coarlar-Jtonraal, left an
«<*U of $222,000. anoatly la gvr
erncaant aacaritiaa, a ee ding la tha
t*rma «f hla will will pru bated in
. county court her# todoy. Tha meoate
fra« $200,000 U left to Mra. Wat
terton during bar Ufa t'ma a.d than
daacaoda to Mr. Waltoraon'a aaa,
daughter and gran dar n. The ramaln
>lar af tha aatoto la dlapaaad a# la
■paaiai baqaaato. Mr. Whttaraao’a lib
rary, carlo#, pieturaa and athar par
aanal batongiagm, art le*t to the
UuiaaiHa public library to arbiab waa
q aaa lb ad $$.000 lac tha aaaaUwa
Uoa at a plara to heap them, to be
knawa aa “Tha Haary Wattonoa At
torn."
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
WILL GIVE CANTATA
Sp Undid Proem. At toaby
fcerian Church Swaday
"Victory." a tutor Cantata, will
U given at the Pro+ytoria- abash
Sunday afternoon April l«th. at I
o’clock, under tba ample at of tba sp
ate dapartsaal of tba Wosaa'a Chib
of Dunnt Babaarsla for ibis slendld
mot teal avast hova boa In pragmas
for mvera! weeks and tba people of
Bui will be given aa appartaafty
la hear an uxeellent progress aa tbia
aeeaaion. Mia. Harpar HoMlday wUI
diraet tba tinging aad Mn. J. Lloyd
Wads will set aa organist. Aw people
Dunn ad vicinity arc card tally
invited to be peasant. Tba fallowing
!*•«*«■ will be raadarad:
Na. 1 —frram Catbsaaaaaa la Cab
vary (Open lag Chorus by tba
Choir.)
No. t—Nat WhS I WUL (Saprm
ne Solo) by Mn. John ntggarald.
No. *.—Out of tba Night of Durfc
naaa. (Chorus by tba Chair.)
Na. 4^-0 Mon of Jay. (Sagnao
aad Alta Daat-J Mrg,^tL«.
Away. (Bps JTT2L, Mr.
'A L Donning.
Na. •.—Ufa Eternal, Life Eternal
(Tenor Solo, Soprano S«Va, Trio.)
Vra Joe Sarnia, Mn. W. E. CoHrnne,
Mr. Casper Warren.
Na. 7.—The Sang of Victory,
(Baas Solo and Chair.) Mr. T. M.
Paraaaa.
No. S.—There’s No Night b> Ra
ven. (Juortat far Sola Voices.) Mae
damM McKay, Holliday. Maaara Wac
raa and Hiohasith.
No. 8,—In the Splendor oi HI*
Glory. (Oorui by the Choir.)
No. 10.—Hi* Loro Dlvin*. (Ceo
•rntto Solo.) Hre. Harper HoDidny.
No. 11.—Cirri it Hoik Awn (Pi
(udo by tho Choir.
Tho following voices will be beard
in the thorns:
Soprano*'—Hosdauao Harper Hol
liday. H. & UrXny, W. 8. Snipe*.
John Pltageratd. W. E. Cohrmne. J.
W. Pardle. I V. Jrifrtyi, J E. Cree
kott, Bob Swain, Joe twain, MoD.
Holliday, KHiooa Godard, E. U Don
ning end Kin Dorothy Shear.
Abet:—Moodenoi Hodgao, Hood
R. Pnrwtl, Henry Loo, J. S. farth
ing. T. L. Riddle, f. Smith, Bah God
win end Kin Gertrude Jeckeon
Tenors:—Messrs. Warren, H.
Shell, T. W. Parsons, J. R. Batter, J.
R. High seal th.
Ranuaor, HeQuecn and Swain.
Director of Cantata, Mm. Harper
Holliday.
Organist, Mn. J. U Whdo.
WHITFIELD MAT BE
CANDIDATE IN THIRD
Clinton, April It—Oapt. IBB#
Whitfield aanoances Hut ha will pro
bably ha a candidate dor Coagtsn
In Hu rrsnt CiiigTi. Bofauoa da
Capt Whitfield soreod hi Hu
World War, using ooUro Mriln U
JOHN K S
FOR LI FI
i "*
| N«r • Me
,Co:toock Umi, to
lolytil wi bla phy obtain
io htoFari
throat
tkrfc
crioio wai
Ml BOl
aorta*#,
to bit
ha oUTuisi
tkiw. <M»
Hu* to
lb* throat
On Monday
the atnc
that hr
by chirk
attack on
and war
Me.
aat bo
aHbaqgb
they to aim
for a
BOM
AS RUTH
•few to hava Mi feat mm4 tka fed.
“Aaaariea U «Rk| far im aqaaQy
brmlar nstraartlj r^Mfaat U aati
atate arhat la kart fea aqa% rt.lnti
ta caMaca U giaa tka feaat aarrica
in Ufa."
BRYAN NOT TO OFFER
FOR TOGA IN FLORIDA
~ • 0
Mr. Godwin will pndi« mr lk« Doaociatie Coantr Conrantion la UV
■atardar, ud dolivor «m oprninf addreaa .
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COUNTY^MMOCRATIC CONVENTION
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CONVENTION TO BE HELD
|*N COUNT COUNTY HOUSE
Urn win kt Ml la da Omt Bwa
at liNiagtoa, Saturday mommy April
1M, at 11 o'clock. The patyoov of
tka moating la to elect delegstei to
tka Stela Convention aad to tnaa
«» aacb other boatnem as may ha
coma before the convention.
krmadiately opoa the adjoommauv
of the County Convention, the Coan
ty EsecaUve Committee will meet
aad elect a chairman aad aecrctary
thmef.
Aa tbia is the flrot opportunity the
maaoea rater* have had to participate
to the party** eryaniaation, the moat
ing wM be aniqae ia this racpect. A
large noMbar am a^artof to be
praaant aad same of them will pro
bably bo hoard daring the deUbera
tloaa
Chairman Rom I* exceedingly aax
iaao for a laryo detegatioa to ho pro
aaat from ovary precinct to the eonn
ty to ardor to maka dm meeting rep
roaontotlvo. Ha hao a toad Han Han
nibal L Godwin af Daan to act no
temporary chairman, aad Mr. Qodoia
ha* accepted tea honor aad will mahe
the open tag oddroaa. Mr. Oodada la
as attractive ipamkor, kaa a thorough
gxnap af pobtlm, and win make an
totomtotag talk.
A large delegation to planning to
go from Dana and aa many aa can
poaatoly do aa, toanld Mtond tka can
FEWER SPtMBLES
| ACTIVE W MAR®
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during March than ia February, al
though cotton consumption for March
was about 46,000 bales more than
In February, the monthly cotton ro
I port of the Ccnaat Bureau, Issued
■ today, disclosed . Of the Increase
Ifer the month, 34,000 bale* were aen-'
[maed ia cotton growing states where
, consumption was the largest ef any
|month since the first quart of 1817,
aad amounted to 66 per cent of the
I total cotton consumed ia the coun
try during Match.
| The large decrease in active igin
1 die* reflects conditions in the apin
laing mins of Now England, in the
epinioa of oMelals hero.
Ootten coitsunaod during March
amounted U 316.460 bains ef lint and
44477 bales of Imtore, compared
with 438,tit of lint and 44,647 of
1 in ten coneuaaed in March last yoa.-.
Cctton an >and Mnerh tl, ia ren
mMhig cetab Ushin »e*.i am sun red t>
1,663,861 bale* of lint aad 134400
of Hater*, compared with 1486.848
I of Hot and 288411 af lie ten to held
'a year ago. and n pmble storage and
lat compresses, 876404 bate* at lint
| aad 184,088 of llntors, compared with
• 6,S<S4«S of Hot and 288448 of Kat
ie** so held a year eg*.
Import, for Match amounted to
88467 halos, compared with 374*2
lb* March last year.
411,484 bale*, including 9,199 bale*
of Mateea, compered with 975.180
bate* including 5,845 of listen, ea
porUd la March ia»t pear.
•pMM active daring March num
bered S14TS.il* compared with ltr
1(S ,102 la March lan pear.
SteMaUee far cotton gracing atatee
Mines
Owuromed daring March 337,188
bake, compare.! with 883,880 la
March laid pear.
Maid bi eoBMualng autabUAmeata
■arch 1, 313.804 bake uompered
with 818,183, a paar age tad la
He eteemgc aad at conpiempa, 1447c
718 bake, enupand with 4,778488 a
pear ago
Cette* —turtle* aatlvo during
.Mamh numbered 15,557,235 eempar
ed with 14.892,883, la Mareb Met
paar.
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OSIHANT MUST MEET
PAYMENT TO ALUM*
! Park, April 18.—1The —awtlaa
CtmmliPn to eight adapted tha teat
if a Bate to Germany Inf aim tag her
I Mat Me eea+nfceieak dtektoa ef
March tl. aetahly aa regard* puy
ta he made uatil May 81, are
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to put
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LT. BUTLER HAS A
g- HARROW ESCAPE |
Sm mi Marin lutkr RwlaiA
WbnPhtobWneM
ilaekp Xawat, April It II—t. /•:
X«>l*a Hater. Jr., whoaa airplane
t»V. at tic cl: aka law, aaveral nOaa
e»»t ot t'-a city Satarda7 afternoon,
Chained to tba city after ap*ndfeg '=•
Sunday with relaiiret In tloldeheio,
halurd up tba motor and other part*
ot tba damaged plane, and chipped
tea to Waihingtm. Tba rtmahuWr
mi >hi> plea* wn left near iu retting
■l»c*. and it ft prat—tad will bo Jen
• od, l> the plane b gad tret■ ad to
are beta an aid on# and ru ulaw
I <rl ra'y damaged whaw it care aa ad to
tie groand« a* th* pilot aad bit merh
'alctoa were wdiawritg to bap adf
:!*r they bad landed to raptoahh
beir .apply o# fttoL
A. Our malt at toe accident, U.
Safer, of tb* United Itote* aviation
3*rvle*, but wh# hell, from Clinton,
had a narrow o»cap*. Hit machine
waa — afrad into amithereena, while
ha got a* erttb a 'aw bnbw nod
acratebea. His balper wm painfaUy
boet, bat «* bones wore brakes an.I
bla Injarie* ware net regarded at ee
J* .» iarvey far m sir roaU from
WatoMto CUg fa FtorifariB.. He I,
■Pied • railing field 01 to Brake
fana aad landed aafaty. After .rr
foe ting aad tott^ Ians*. to Men
taaanft again ta trim to
7* faat la to to**aM^
■topped flat. He toned Bar aala
dawa aad triad fa make to mma
Bald. Bat for a wire fence ha weald
wee again beta ea tha grand afr
Ip. Bat aaa of to alaga caught to
tap of (ha faaea aad to
wUd flowers aad fan*. Tha altar waa
wada sri Jaomin* aad dog-wood. Bit
Harris, af Gnutfahoro. eoeria of to
brida. rendered teranl m..c] se
lection i aa to phae. Jaat preceding
to ceremony, Mrs. H. 5. My*. M
Vaneeboro, aaag “At Dawning."
Ta to riitoo of I iheagrii »a wed
ding man* to bridal party entered
Tbs two utors. Mr. J. C. Barrtagto.
Jr., of BaMgh aad H». Alban Bi&
<*», of Now Bora, fathered to ato
■tor fa to oitar. Next entered the
only bridesmaid. Mia* MiMrad Bor
riagtoa, Meter of to brida, tsaariag
tored by to gte—na. Mr. Bag
A. Bene on*, ef BaMgh. rearia of to
tma. Mr*. Coed E. Baniagtoa, af
■alaigfc. daw* ad fceaer, arete a dark
taBeta aad aantad •—ngnm t(
brida, to'aadd'ad IbMar, MmTbjU
Bamnglon, deter «f to bride, aa
ryiag mat pees. The greosa aator
ad from to rid* wttk bis bast ass,
Mr. J. G Lons, ef Atom, H. C.
The brida laTiwd on to ana of bar
father, Mr. J. C. Barrington, Who
gaea to away. Bba wart a dark tone
coot oaN with acumorha to matak.
•ha carnfad a drew bagaat of Bea
ter II) ha.
Tka rag mtmmay «w ami. Tho
Charrb, ^fckb to ttoXkamL cklreh
of tka brtda*. and to whom
Uop warn
Mr*. Stallings to' tka
tor of Mr. C
u:gk. Ska to a
CkrtotUa CotUaa.
tha ptnt them
charga of tka
tka Craaoa Coontp Pam Ufa
of Vanoakaro. M» Mu otto a koto
of frloado kora and bar ant It ra
rognitad throackoat tatoora North
Carolina. 11m grim to a pat groat
too format of Wako aaontp. at "Tka
Oaka." Boar talilgh. ». C., altar
Map lk. II
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«wn DISCOUNT HATS
Mi a*
» to 4 par eant