TAR HEEL WOMAN
OUT OF CONTEST
Mr·. W. N. Reynold· Announ
ce» Withdrawal From
D. A. R. Race
Winaion-Saletn. May 28.—Mr» W.
K. Hoynold» hot withdrawn from the
candidacy for the next president gen
eral el the Daughter* of the Ameri
eon Revolution ·ο thia popular
firnl vice - prceldenl general an·
pounced at a meet In* of the
Second Diltrict of the North Car
olina D. Λ. K. in eeation in the Robert
E. Lee Hotel yeeterday morning Mr*.
Reynold* thought «We ahould tell
Νι/rth Carolina DauyhWr· Tint. Thii
newt wat. greeted with real tadnnas
by all prêtant for Mrs. RoynokU vu
the leading candidate for the next,
presidency.
The meeting of the Seeond Dis
trict wu held in the ball room at the
Robert E. Lee Hotel ye*terday. Kra
A. Clay WHl.ama. chairman of the
dlitrict and regent of the local chap
tar, prenldod over the gathering. &he
called on Pr. R. H. Daugherty, patter
of We«t End Molhodlnt church, who
opened A« teaaion with · prayer
Next wai given the flag ulute which
waa led by lira. John DUlard, who waa
eacortad to the platform by the page*.
After the repeating of Americana
creed led by tfca ragent. Mr*. S. Clay
William*, Mr*, liurna Mithmi, «ice
regent of the General Joaej* Wlnaton
Chapter, then made the addreea of
welcome which "wa* in original verve
and very cleverly told of the D. A. R.J
» -it* purpoae. etc.
I Be response to IB· address of wel
come vu msdr by Mr*. M. H. Jonas,
of the General Dari· Chapter, Dur
ham. %n Thomas Maalin than aang
two beaatlfal solos after which greet
ings were. brought ftom the other
chapter· in the district. From Oreena
.bora; Mik MeCoanall; Salisbury,
• Mra. Henry Hob eon ; Dunn. Mis» Ka
rhel Clifford; Albemarle, Mrs. J. E.
Harris; Saltish, Mra. Charles U. H m Γ
η» ; Lexington, George Mount
castle; High Point; Mrs..#. 0. ttiatt.
**BoWta* tha aWv. lttfle speech*·
m four-cauiaa Jaacheen vaa aai »i
Table discussion which consumed
many matter· of vital interest to the
Π, A. R It wms at thi· time Mra. Bay·
nolda made the announcement that
was greeted with sadness. The diftriet
unanimously V OU H to pay its part of
tha North Carolina Hall in Waahing
ton, and alto to place in this room
first a portrait of Mr*. William Ν
Reynolds, the present vice preaident
general. The new State registration
was #fopted, after which Mm. Spen
cer cloard the annuaP meeting of Dis
trict No. t, D. A. R-, with one of her
beautiful original poems.
HORNADAY GOES TO
DAVENPORT JUNE 1
Durham, May 26—Prof. C. L. Hor
naday, of Trinity College, who leavea
on June 1 to assume the duties of
president of Davenport College at
benoir was presented with an expen
sive lamp at a meeting of the Trin
ity club recently. Presentation of the
gift waa made by Dr. W. H. Wantrt
maker, doan of Trinity. Dr. Wanna
maker spoke of the high esteem in
which Professor Horn ads y ia held by
faculty and students alike and aaid
that Davenport gained aad Trinity
lost when he enters upon hia new du
ties. Be reviewed briefly Professor
Horaday'i aecompllihmenta as teach
er aad as editor of the "Alumni Reg
later" In the twenty yearn that ha has
been connected with Trinity. Profee
sor Homsday made an appropriate
reply
TV. ·»-— -a tV. t aaula
roll·*· bu «bout computed bu «r
r»!>jr»m«nU fer entering upon hi· du·
tir·. Already h· h»» formulated plan·
looking to the idriMtnmt of Dav
enport In th· next. year. H* ku beer
in ftoae touch «Hh tile eollege rince
he wua elected aa iU prr«kj*nt in
February and aaya that ta the mat
ter of enrollment and general pree
iweta the coller· I· headed for a Te
cord year of projr·»·.
CorneUoa Harnett Chapter Da«gh
ten of the American (evolution wiH
meet at the home of Hn. Hertert Mc
Kay Friday afternoon J«a« 2nd, at 4
l'nllrt
The folio win* program will he ear
ried out:
Bene—"Star Spangled Banner"
. lord*· Prayer—Chaplain.
America· Creed.
Baa lata·.
The foandfnff the National Seeiet]
D. A. > and Program it haa made
Mr·. Farqahard Smith.
The America»'» Creed aa Broad
• eaetad by ila mthor—*lr». J. L. Hat
ditr.
Be port ef Dlatrkt Oonferrac*
Miaa Bach·! Clifford
la Memertaai—Mm. Belle Fleinlag
our real graaddaaghter.
DUNN HIGH SCHOOL
CLOSES NEXT WEEK
Sermon Sunday Evening At
I Metbodiat Church. Graduat
ing Eur ci··· June 6tk
The eloaung «xerciara uf the Duos
High school will take place nest week.
: On Sunday evening, /une 4. Ut· Mr
non to th> graduating rlasa will be
preached at th« Methodist church.
Monday evening, June 5th, the elaaa
lay exercise» will be held at the op
era house. The»· exercise» will be
conducted by the clam and will be
very interesting
The graduating exercise· will take
place at the opera houj· Tuesday,
««•nine, /une Oth at 8:SO. The annu
al add re» will t>« delivered by Prof.
U. C. a Noble of tha university.
PrwfcMor Noble i· a very inatructiive
and entertaining speaker and will
plea·· the audience. The di
ploma· and certificate· wHI be
awarded and Bible· prevented to the
(but.
The pablic 1» cordially invited In
attend all the»· exercise·.
COAL PRODUCTION" IS
VERY MUCH LARGER
Neteble laerease al Soft Caal DmnM
Past Week—AatbraeiW CmI
I Starred by Strike
Washington, May 28. — Report·
fiom the bituntirvoiM coal fields still
operating in spite of the «encrai mine
itr.ke showed a general and notable
Inrieaae In production set in the laat
week, the geological survey reported
today.
For four •ucceeeive day» including
Thuraday—the latrt reported—rail
road tiri loidid wrth nrw coal num
bered more than ^0$Λθ, on Tu«eday
th# total waa* 16,026 can.
The aareey eaUmated thla woe Id
fi»l a total production of nor· thaa
5,000,000 ton· for tho week.
"Th· incraaae it largely In roepona·
U hiffcar prlcai Mid mora active Λ*
mtmi," tk* report Mi4^ .
Anthracite production remain* ai
mait completely «topped by the atrikc
the report indicated.
INTERESTING VACATION
OFFERED TO TOUNC MEN
An intcrcrUnf^^^uïiot^ fraught
»iU» pleasure*. odofRTuBal future
and excellent phyalcal training It of
f«n*d yoang Bien of thia tecUon by
-he Cttiaco'· Military Τ mining Camp·
for the aummer of 19X2, according
to announcement by the Fourth
Corp· Area Headqeart*ra at ftrt
McFhonon, G a.
Two campa are to be opened My
21 to Augoat 26 inclunro, at Camp
UcOelhui, Alabama, where inatrue
tlon will be given in Infantry, caval
ry, and Bald artillery, and at Port
Barranca», Florida, which will offer
I a coarac in coaat artillery train in*
1 Three couraea will be given at both
placoa an elwnentary coufaa, for Cl ti
ara· between the age· of IT and 24
y tara, which qualifie· an entrant for
ndmiaaion aa a private in the Organ
iae<l Reaenrea or in the Natioaal
Guard; the White cour·· for non
conraalaaioaed oflkera, aad the Blue
eourac for commlnioned offlcew,
I qualifying Mch candidate of th« lat
I tcr two to adaiaaloa In the National
<3u«rd or Organlied lUaanraj, aa taon
: commiaeioned and com»iaeloned eS
' cent laqntthtly,
eligible for the flrat (egnt; frem 1·
■to 2t tl>· eecond, and from 1· to 27
far the third. Filmic·] fltaen, good
moral ^Kiricler anil common InteQi
1 genee m the bade requirement» for
I xlmlttance to either of the three
ι COOTW1·. Hierr la room fer 1,000
: North Carolina young mm at Camp
I |ft Ctellan. ,
I During the oourwi, which will be
1 lntersp«r>od with routine »rmy In
fraction and athlcltc», aogmented
■ with the aocM and entertainment f<*
teree, the gorernin» at wUI tftar ail
expenee·, Including travel, unlfenal,
board, etc. Application btanlci and
farther Information may We obtained
. by writing to the aalvenlty axten
: (ion division. Chapel H Hi, N. C.
i *
CONDITION or KILGO
CONTINUES TO I MF ROVE
Memphia, Teen., Hay I».— BMtop
John C. Kilgo, of the Methoriiat Bpl»
eepal· char oh. Seath, who la in Λ a
IhoepKol her» la ooaaewhat I ai proved
tonight, hie physician· eta ted Ft.ee
monia, which derreleped Friday, whOa
not entirely elearap, has teaaori to b«
• aa alarming factor la Dr. Kile·'· ron
ditioa, phyaician» stated, and ethei
, conditions war· more faverakl·. Bk
wife arrived here ftMi Charlotte, Ν
C., today.
AUSTIN TO ADDRESS
j BUSINESS WEN HERE
Quunbo- of rnmnwcM Hâi
ι Called Mooting To Di*c*aa
Coojxriti»· Mtrlwtini
Thoac buaimraa bu of Donn and
vicinity who remain rather akeptical
Λ» to ttie benefit* to be tiertoad from
ey-operalive marketing ar· urged to
attend a meeting to b« held at ft·
Opera Kou«e Wadncaday «v«n)n(
May Slat, at 8 o'clock. At tfib meet
ing the gubject will ba thoroughly dia
■omoU by men who luiow what they
are talking about and the proportion
will be plainly ■ ta led.
The meeting i« being called by the
>unn Chamber of Commerce. W. H.
\uatin, president af the N. C. Cotton
Groweri Co-operative association, a
ι* farmer, aad ooe of tha moat »oe
•Irful buelnea* man ta Kaatern Caro
tna, will be the principal speaker,
faring the past few month*, Mr.
Vustin haa made trip· through the
rntirc cotton growing bait of the
3outh, and ha* Brat haad information.
It· hat made peraonai invcetigatloas
«a to the way the various organisa
.ion» functioa. and It la hla deaira te
-onVey the information ha baa gained
ο other*. Ha haa made thia lavaati
-mUoo (nom the ataadpolnt of the
ninaeu man, aa wall a· the farmer,
•nd the main parpoae of the meeting
amermw night la to ahow the boat
.■·«» inan where be wiH be bv ne fitted
by co-operative marketing In addi
1on to the above speaker there will
ο other* here, who are prominent
'a the co-operative marketing raeve
■aent. who wlQ addreaa the meeting
ilong aimilar line*.
τνι· „—·ι— —<n ι — —
int to tfc«· kgnnni mo of thi* eac
^on. Information it what the >nn|«
tip nati bcfora he cooatti hlaertf
to a certain policy. After the propoof
ion ha« boon aetiafaetorily (tated ha
■an better decide u to tk« roana he
wiehee la panoe. If there ta as ad.
vantage \n *Wuall»i awtatiog
t ahoold be iupport«d. If Share la
oaettUnt Vf* * not ban aft rial loth·
*atj>JW··
'or their own interest aa wall aa for
the betterment of condition* geneT
*ii/.'
SMITHFIELD TO HAVE
INDEPENDENT COMPANT
SmitfcfteU, May 17—taltUMd haa
a habit of keçfriag abreMt with the
timce and die li avarfDtng to forego
that reputation «ran in the tat area*
of the tobacco co-operative naiMiic
plan, and, therefore, Meean. flkianer
and PatteTaon will oparau the Bu
ner Warehouae daring the approach
ing aeaaon. Thaaa geattemon have op
erated the ease warahooae afaaea
1AM, being the pioneer waaelnaat
man of SaotthfieM, althoagfc the war»
booaa baa bean aore than trebled ta
else, and M now oae of the Usgeat
In thie eection.
The larmeia are readily dgning
the CO-ope retire tobacco aelling a
greenest, and there wiD bo » large
per Mat of the farmer* of Jobneton
coaaty lined Bp with the co-operative
marketing, but, of conrae, thaaa «fll
be rnne whe wRI not eign «ρ in Jefea
(ton, Samp ton, Harnett and aor
poumHag countica, and Maaara. flkia
ner and PetUreoa decided they would
continue the open eaia for the bene
fit of tboee who did not rign «ρ.
With the radiyiiif plante of the T.
& Itegadale Co., T. «. Edaasdaoa
Tobacco Co., and the etarage ware
houaa theA emithfield new haa, the
MtMUU market will be aMe to
take care of aTl the tobaeoo that «(Β
be raleed fa thia eection.
NU. BELLE FLEMING
Wkrreu, God (β RU tnftntte wia
ilm bas rhoeen to call Un Uriulli
Mcligr Flaealng hear from h«r woth
on rarth, aad ,
WIwrm, w« tka Go niellai Harnett
Chapter of Ui· |Dn|lun · of It··
American Rfrohitlen wUh te aprin
par ana ai Ιοψ and mi
of bar Ufa and character;
Therefore, be It raaelved!
Fir*, that la hariQg had Μπ.
FWnrtny w a Maker af ear chapter
far a few montha we hare beea given
a (blnlng example of what a tree
d—gfcU» af the Aaearteaa Rerolatieei
khotald be and that bar ww^Mia
tlam of tba Ideala of bar forefatbari
will be an lacpiratlon ta tba otbei
membera.
flecoad: That ear deep cot and abi
eercet aympathy (o·· eat ta her b*
rraved faallf.
Third ι That a Mfr af tbeee reeoht
ttena ha Ml ta hat fatally ; that ι
rop»bo apread «pou the niaatea *1
the Camélias Haraett Chapter D A
It, and that it topr be fornlAad t*><
local paper for pablieatlea.
RACHEL OUFVOWD.
MOLLIS FKAMALL HOOD
I BTHtl, HOOK·,
SAYS
SOUTH
But im
tγ** i· OmkU
w«ck to 0«Μ«<*
tar diaappotntmclft %1U be the lot of
the atao-rene whaa thé battle of bel
'oU u over, nod the red i* called ay
TorrwJtr at the coarthouee. F row nrtj
On Ull the aettia* *i tfaa mr tkm
'.· loch activity aa woald put the iWT
bee la th« elaaa of tha ilunird. They.
«Te cuiTMHd tfta four eoman and
tome of thm claiai to have are· gone
Into the fifth. TV* farmer paraueth
let hi· area row tot rometh a ill·
didate is the f«i·· there to eew
other than tha wadl of the field. Thi
profeiaocal au aannet dictate to
Va (teaofrapher j**t thai* coaneOi a
•>ro"pecUve aad >qp«4«l candidate to
offer toat anaoOcltad dictation. The
marc hart alert open c in thine a cae
toroor turn» to And a» w&a* mkw
tampering with Wj evidence of trade.
Kven the lady «hopper fiada that aD
» not roil· and pénale, aa «aeraetlc
candidate rUppta* in te provide her
with a printed ballot, wfcl4> aha pate
'a her retkale with other aamplea.
An (Ι m it geea, and ae it con»·».
Prediction· are piantlfal aad low in
the autifcet. "Mr. Ro-and-Uo. will win
over three opponent·" ia the cheap
eat quotation aad find· ae atocktaV
era. Creator block· of iatanat are
taken, however, la prediction· * to
Who will eoaoa eat beat ia (he ^wia
raeea for the LeglaUtare—ileaae aad
Senate. Harnett being accorded one
of the Seneaora fro» the fourteenth
Diatrtrt thU aaaaion. either John Rob
ert Bacsatt or Charloa ftaaa will he
ecat ay to aerre a perthd of ilrtj
dayi next January aad Fahraary. N.
la* ■—lin, fa aa
Urm,iud la beta*
vifotoqbIj oppoMd by m· ef Ha*·
nett'a Boat brtiBaat r*U( attorney»,
1. Robart Tcmafs <w af tbe eoanty'a
able attorney, IniAf Yeuaf. Hara
la *Wt the greater tatejW Ha·—ta
Om lerialaU-re rMi — becaaae thl·
county, like ptMMcally al odwt
eoaatiaa, ta tateaaely inter aa*a< fa
iiiidlal I^Willi· ta nftid ta
The barde· «m b« H«bt
tandtaatea wbe pnaÎw» ta do thl
thing la aiaktag a etrmg bid far ratca.
It la a fawrw MWhibi'ttii
theie wfll of amaaltj be a eetand
primary. Fomr aqadldataa fbr rafla·
ta» ai daeda aad an eqaal atuarbér fat
County Ketoedar vU a» apfUt mp tka
rote tbat H «V be naeaaMry ta
"abaka the baabaa" ecaia <m Jo)y lab
It eeana « M >'iM'a la II
en >· Harnett. AMboa«b al··
appear ea tbe «Aalal ballot, ail ai
AiM, a«
already on pf t&at — >ιτ baa writ
! tea Harnett County Mew* uU>| tfea'
far btai beeaaaa be «HQ ia(M U
If ilait^. Tkta aiaa b Mr. ■
Ψ. Haiitatlu·, Una af *a eU beam
lin l£vels η
PRICE OF COTTON
WaatW ud Cnp Htwt
Factor· kt TU Borfac;
July Show» Urajth
Nrr Orleuu, May U—AHIw^k
iometbln* of a mctiiuy tes4eaey
«a* thewa by the cotton maifcet ta
the «aity a»«rioTi* jariM the weak
jnat «nded, th« other ia«!n krnikt
preiaura to boy and rtroRi advaa
caa to naw hitrh lyrcla far the upward
m»T—ift in price· «hick hu bam
under way far aoMiait paat. Mack
af the bajrtaff wa# dene an bailtab
anticipation· rtfrnrdiiir the ftnt cao
dttlan repeit af the umh fro· the
cnnnaMt bet tome af it waa doee
aa coatiuaed unaatUfactory weather
ov«r the bah »n d aa · tonttnued |n4
dem»»d far «pet mHn, which waa
nat by lacreaaed «vidtnta of dimto
labing Nvplia*. Hiftoat prices
•a the tloeng mtm lea whea My
toaefced MM aad the tot af acttoa
ami the waa M ta H potato higbar
than tha claaa ml the prccediag weak
Laat prlcee war· at eat gala· :f 41
to H potot» with July at *C.T«.
Jely wu, at aU llaii. tfv >t-oaf
eat month «ad thara «rare '— -
whea It paHed the re«t of Ac Uat
ep wttk it Cwiili by tha tort to·
tereat was napoo ■> il» fee atck af
the ι—am ta hay Jaly aad thU
amitaf waa latoiei ta a |NM «X
leac by t>.c 7-owlar atraortb af tha
itotlarral paettioa.
Aceordiag to tW «hU; ataliaaant.
tk« rlrtle fpply of Aurica ·Μ·
'on It ww down to Ι,ΜΙ,ΙΜ Mm
mint « Ho .4# τ a rwr ago.
■tc<-ka Il Um 10 ceuM lataitor
Imu have beee radaead to U4.11T
bale· aftlut l.rri.ltf · rear ago
aad 1Mb at ail port* bmmM ta
>rly AM,877 blot ipiut
While vntkn condition* οτττ the I
bait r-ttm regarded u (bowing aaa
iaamtaaat they rail war· looked
af>aa ·« bain* far fraai aa»1|ferlei-r |
aad ci«r »i>arta arm a aanate
•appel to 4m aulut. 1>a fiiet earn-]
dttlen tSgt attracted «oat lUwtiM
ranged tram KJ to IM par oaat af
norm» I rhhe"t'a that· »· ( rtpartj
if M and β9 atA aaa m f.lgh aa 71.·.
A great daal ad ώΜ'ΐ >· fallrwrd a
buraaa repart of M.t for cm4>Um
which waa eccompantod by aa ntt
Ml« af · par eaat aa the latrie·» of
Um acreaca, jnlattog to · crap ol ι
243,004 baiee. accordlag to tba *·»-1
rrnacat fomnia.
Htm and baavaa ara not ao far]
Mparatcd aa «a mutlaw
Thry ax* aat aaparatod at ,
they aik both la tba
buUdiag. Hoa» la tba tower etery,
aad la laeatod dm Wrt oa _£»·
crowd floor; beavea la vp daia, ia
ifce aacond and third «aria·. As aa«
aAar enother af the faaitlj la catted
to "caaa ap higher," that wbtob
aaaau to ha aaah a etraaga plan b«
gfaa to m» a fara'.lar Mpaat; aad
idnn tit· last aaa la left bale·, tha
hone la transferred to hoarea. and
haaraa la baa·.
Dont abat «ρ yaer hooaa, I aat tha
■u AmM fade year caapeta aad
year haarta, laat a *erry Ua^ AnM
dukt down HIM of the nnty old
euhaabe that a. If |M «aat to nia
r»«r aaa a, tat Dm· tbiak Ibat all
mirth aad aerial eajoyeat β aat ha
toft oa tha Muaddiiild with aat abn
thay conm how· at Bight.
le «at, Λ**ρ aad MA la. Mm «w*
kaa b«cva tbat «nd* la «Aa <«·
grata*.·. Tant W*>+» a«t ton
thmy dont kan it at Mr «M >·ι*
«tenu, it «β ba iiuM at other and
far·, lat Mm ftra baaa brightly at
bghtful «tU a» tkaa· Ht*· art· «a
Don't Mfia Om buoyant *Mt af
yrar aklldi··. Half an baair af «afri
■art ahal Mm lasp aad fluMglit
of a Imm Wata aat many a ear· and
during Mm days aad Mm
ait «afagaard th*r tah· wttfc than
lata tka «arid la th· mitai tnflainai
af a br%fct UtUa tinutti etate.
Raw It tfc· btlnA af Asarlaan
Pat Imm· ftatt aad for··
and yau «ffl fbi yaa* «Mld<
rea a geod Wf<U«i la MmIt
and (kawtan: ht ·μτ· «IN
a Mua «fcaa Mm iMaa rit«U «rii k<
bnkn: «ban im «01 "b«f far Mm
t—cb al a naléa
af t ralaa that la ι
an tba MmU-J. W. Jordan
W. t. MaMtawart» J. A.
aad Ν la «atta tetelr tfeay «tu m niai
aaaag* rata· la A/ tha· te.
CLOTHING DRIVE
I HERE THURSDAY
T· Um Wmm'1 Oak mt Dm ka·
k«n tniiljMl tk· teak *f ι
all *ι« «M ffetktt tk· «
U «ίν· ί»Γ tk· Km Em* Mtof. N«
TkaiUir bM kMi MinM
"Boitdto Dejr- tad « Ma wM ka|
■ill te d» Met »f tkto work aa ι
dey. 11m local wnito, km
will raecto· twin Mn tk·
SMleier mi tk· Wik, m It «M »
tk*r kU wkca k· iiumIhIIm w
Utile tka· ki wktok U «at tb«
meet kef··· Ik· |H|li
Ha. Pni McKij to cWim
tk* n»ilM««, aad wfll ka M
by Μη. Λ1Η· tate. Mm. McD
bfejr, Mr,. B. W. Mwn m* _ ,
Ju. I. Bettor It to *· Mm «T tkto|
ι ii—hIMm te ton tk· «K
»*t in If mmlait, to ur af tka|
Λον« cwrtt—. μ ϋ «ill k· ■
' V* troM* to Mb · tkan
cairva·· ml tk· tow*. T%mmm «to <
••t rmtd to ttob uBirMia. htm
wm pUtm Mttfjr Km. 9fm4 Mai
and tt will k· Mat tmr. KtakM
'■ ·*· ward· <4 «b· tow· la after 4
ik*y aar k· m*il br tk· μ
"MORAL ISSUE" IN
county pouncs