THE DUN
VOLUME IX
DUNN. NORTH
DISPAT
IBER 24, ina.
KU KLUX VICTOR
IN COURT BATTLE
AT COUNTY SEAT
Ststo Ui»bU To Prove CtM
Againat AU«|«1 MemUi
Of Mob
J U D G EJLECTURES
Venable Jurist Civ·· Anderaon
Crook Community Bibli
cal Advice
By W. T. B0.1
(In Crerneboro New»)
Lllllnfon, Not. 21. — Common-i
wealth and Invisible empire foagfct It
out here today tod the powers of
darkneaa von.
The (tatc could not percoade
Juilfc* Oliver Allan that there waaj
Ητρη probable caoae tor holdlnf
Lronanl Do' I and Waiter We at,
whom Ν. H Thotr.tor identified u
two of the men who flogged bin Mod- |
day night prneedinc the eloetion. The
feeble alibi of the jroogpUn waa
almoet at »trong aa the evidence of·
the irwarthy tenant, who admitted
absenting himrclf from <*hureh aome- !
tiree nod dr km κ a little liquor oe
caaéonally. Either dceUion of the jtt
·*·< «ν.» t. j—w — >'—- — «—■-» I
__ · - ■" * 1
would Κ*τ* been underatandable. The
•late vu Ah y of unimpeachable teati-j
raony.
Vevertheleaa, the state tbowud that
l/i Anderaon'· CrMk lown»h«p, near
th» Harnett-Cumberland Una. there
■ i« a rampant band of «anctiêed ttfu
latloniata led by a praechrr who eas
ily harntoDlia· th» terrorising of wo
man and children and didpUthif) ef.
hi· Lord, Pmmon W. C. Dowd ham't j
b«D aocuaed in court af Wading thai
the Ku Khax nidi on Aaderuoa'i un
d eel rub lee ; but he h*a baan Itaud aa a
forerunner of tha holy ghoeu wbaaa
aectaraal apparitioaa make country
Ufa hldeeaa for the reaidaata of that
shirt-ridden territory.
Pareea IW. H.kiU
In a word, ptiaon Dowd haa bad a
habit, ao wttaeeeae testified, of ttr»
lns UP a few ihtntaa ahpaii of tha
maaked Bob, warning folks hare and
folka there, that there ta troubla a
head or there ia not. Whea Ha
Thornton'» home wa· visited the par
eon wu pi leant. Tbe woman wmj
frightened half to death, the children
were wane terrified. Hot no word
came from the preacher to the thug*
following hia unexpected paatoral via
It lodge Allen in a long homily oa
rtghteouaneaa aa he dlsmiaaed the con
gregation, aald Η would hare bean a
Sne time te lead a player aerriee
and told how the Eer. John N. Cola
« melted r>f ■ mnittn Haw
keeper by hatpin* ϋ» liquor (rHo«
to roll t barrel of boose oa ι wagon
from which It had fall··. Tbe Rot.
Mr. Dowd bowed broadly M Judge
Allon preached. Bat the parson, if
ho forgot bis religion too much to
pray did not remember to take up
collaetlon, to the lapses balança.
Ihi evidence offered by the itato
itjwed that Monday night Thornton'*
Mpu was visited, he was entioed out
bf a story that the men needed Mf
on their nlomobfle. He came out
with lantern, they seised him, eeverodl
hie head with a coat, handcuffed bins,
drove off with hiss, stripped him of ι
Ms trousers and beat htm. They then I
set htm hack ta the road, told him to'
ran, shot at Mm and drare off. The
Uttle farmer said he recognised Leon-(
ard Wood, eighteen-year old son ot
Rev. Mr. Wood, and Walter Wa*t,i
The only excuse offend for thia!
boating was that Thornton didn't go
to church and fooled with liquor. Πβ
said Ha had not been attending Rev.
Mr. Wood's church hut his daag.it *r
taught Sunday school there. Be also'
testified that he drove sen· of the
Dowd continrent off one night at 11
o'eloek after ho discovered that theyj
wort at his homo spying on hlsn and
sotting a trap for Mm.
Β Ο. Gakty iMtaa Twiao
B. O. Oalney wsi sworn. Ho was
beaten twise Sunday eight. The Qmt
Ho||l»| was preceded by ehureh talk,
by demand that ho toll where a e«rr.
tain still wm Ha denied aay knowl
edge of It and wps whipped. 80
stood oat that ho knew nothing pn4
waa whipped again Thors were about
etna .mé^asfcll. ■ mMsfc wtalAoJ II
he Mlrt, paring M »m»U m that.
AM w*i wiAH In Dm ragnktton
Κα Ikn rat*. Dr. I. W. WaHani «fco
rnnlntd «ha «Km· «aid ha *H ηητ
brutally braton Til· faDrrw ooaM
Kardly ««Ik today. Dilt Mrnmd
B*n4aT night la*.
Tkb Watlnf ι»··» to ha τ» fra*ni
out «( an organiaad effort to braafc
ay Uw ktutiif today.
Varieuj ytrtni were rlattad by
W>» rebad racalaton and told that
«*W«| tfca tedteteewto wfckah There
to· aara·* a*t «··*»«* Powd and Waat
vara arlthdrawii sthata wa«|d ba yl*·
ttod. Kn. TVanrtoa toatMad tfca» *a
klansmcn hail been prncdti kjr P.
A. C«n»dy and W. C. Dowd who
a#priaed her and other· that the
younger Dowd and. ψ*Λ did sot beat
Thornton bat other* of Um klen did
and the warranta muât bo withdrawn,
ι Thr itate had indicted Canady alone
I with Wnt and Dowd, but withdraw
, ill charter before the investigation
had gone rery far. It waa seeking to
•how conspiracy on Canada's part.
CalU Lawyer Lia»
Mr*. Thornton cava the court ·
little e&cilement when Attorney
Jamtl Best appearing (or the défend
ante examined her aa to her habita.
She denied that her hasband waa un
kind to her and paid tribute to hi· ia
duatry, he ha* made 12 baie· of cot
ton thla year. "You and your haaband
have the reputation of selling Hqo
orT" Mr. Beat aaked.
"You are a liar," the woman snap
ped. Judge Allen madj her take It
baek and ah* made thereafter a tract· '
able and Intelligent witneee. She Mid
Uie in aaked crowd «peeking through
one of I ta member· aaJd the boya In-1
dieted had nothing to da with th·
beating She quoted Preacher Wood
aa another of the itatcment that the'
mob bad aaid there would be trouble
If the warranta wen. not withdrawn.
ror ιη· oeienae ut· boym offirtd'
their own famQiea and Caaady'a tee
ttmony to prove that t)»y «ort«d
Monday Wfon election and retired |
•arly that evening. Thornton wtl
beaten «bout 10 o'clock at night, bol
Gainer was visited Sunday aft·moon ι
two boar· before «unset aad whipped |
hy the robed klao.
The boys denied belonging to any |
klan and aaid that they had beard
nothing of the (togging gives Thor»-'
ton un*! TtiunKÉay foHoertng the'
Monday night viait. Re*. Wood teat·-1
rted to the earn*· facta.
Th- atate did net develop the fart'
(liai the law and order league waa ;
engineered by the Dowda, Caaadys
and Weata But the preacher haa had
a «art of raiding permit 'fie Isn't
a deputy ah*rift but he participates
in raiiia and haa ttnftathiog of the
prerofatiaaa of a deputy The theory
of the atate haa been that the thugs
«tie have been baatirg auapeete oat
there are not real Usa—so bat iaa
poeu>r«. ta%Jf|p Alba lap^a t» th* .
opinion tftat thaaa ara la»pal ted
klanaman aa there U no organisation
In Harnett.
New Leee Road
There te a at range thing about
them. They never fail to viait the
right place. The road to thaae ten
ante' houses are devious and no or-1
dinar? traveler could reach the ob
jectives without great trouble. Tha*
convince» the state of the local lté
ership famished. The «Ut· was cob- ;
ftdmt that Thornton bad named tlx '
riff tit meiT and more eenrlnoed wheel'
it developed th* organised couplnqr I
to free th* accused fellow*.
Tbe klaaaroen re» in uncomaon
hack twice. They wool to the home
of John Hudson. parked mraereoi
automobiles in hi* yard, cal lad kia
out but found him sick. That hap
pened the night that Thornton waa1
beaten. They came back again 8β>
(tay night, last, and ha waa fen·.
They notified Mrs. Hudson that bar
husband was helping to prosecute
Dowri and West, and that these war
rants must be withdrawn. They woold
not stop whan she Informed them that:
her husband waa away; (key ransack- {
od the house and mads a complete (
examination of it Hudson la · man
who wo old use · can. Had he bean]
there, somebody wovld have boon
•narked and the state would have bad
indisputable evidence.
When Judge All·· began lettering, I
he said he had allowed groat latitude,
because be wanted the community to j
gat a picture of itself. It waa · tor- [
rible place.
He waa aorry (hat It is ee terrible
aa to call for masked regulatots. Ha
thought these men Tory wrong to'
take Sunday afternoon lot thsae de
monstrations. They ought to be hold-'
ing prayer usee tings, ought to be
thinking of Chriat Brother Dowd waa
nodding asaent; be certainly mas*
have thought the Judge waa on hie
side.
W—ι. CHm ta-d» Ψ·u«|r
The jadga think· running g atU)
•hoold t« ι f«lony If mad* «nk »
blockader wrjuld a«t ran <k«i g n
vernier apota khn Imimi the «patter%
rould Own «hoot H· deatarad «hen'
meet W am etilngaat law* garem
•nf the llqoor tauiaega. Mm l>i nek
M Harnatt*· I. W. MeArtaa tnld
br««k «y htm with th» right «art1
of la»», ka nid. Ha ma again·* any'
le aie ne» far flrat afaadari ta liquor
eita·.
Bat kaattng α» man la airfai. ka
declared : "I wlih the praaelier ta
that crowd had nid, taka off ywmr
maakt and let a* pray," tka ja4ge
*orrewfalljr ami "Wa Vara gait ta
rat amnathing af CkHat ta thla taut
naaa," ka «eatlmed, a ad Pareon
Woad bowed . buwek af «a eta»—
I ·
4
WOMAN'S CLUB
PLANS MEMORIAL
TO DEAD OF WAR
Will Honor TU· Who Foil la
Sorric· Of The ι
N«tio·
TO BUILD FOUNTAIN,
ProcMdi From Hon· T>1—t
Muictl Production To Co
Toward Fund
Some little time after April, 1917. |
tight young nun of Dun* utd Hi
•nrlrona, along with lema hundred*
of other·, marcbad away to moke tb* ;
world ■(( for thooo thiaga that tb*
German annio· threatened. Tb* him
hundred· of olben came back, bat
the ei<j+it aevor did. They won Wal
ter I. Barefoot, J tarn Awrj, Julio*i
A. Wad*, Radford Smith, J aha P. I
Draoghon, CHarlo* JohnooB, lit); Wa-'
...I Willi.·, τ
β em Γ of theae ran in Flandan
F.eld*; hm died in hoapitali; Dm
bo diet cf other* here been returned
te their native eoD. Dann remember*;
nil, eceralnr yet to we their vlffer»*·
younit bodire a* they mtrched letf
to w»r; to hear their leufhter andj
to eifjojr their faille·. It era* but a
little while uo that they left to lay
their younc Hree aa eaertflcoe upon,
the altar of human liberty.
Bat, they are rone. Left ta the
ι onuranity ii only the mnnory <rf
their aaertfiee and the ahort lire* they
lived.
Jut before hi* death or the Aaid
of fiery, Lieutenant Colonel John
MeCrac wrote of these boy* and the j
thoaaande who, like them, made the |
uprrme aicrifln for country In hi*
τι mortal po«m—"In Danikr» Field:"
In Plandeia Field the popyiaa grow
Between the croaaee, row on raw.
That mart oar place; and In the Ay,
rbe lark*, (till hrarely aiaelaf, fly.
Be* re* heard amid the ran* baWw.
W* are the dead Ant ilqr4r''
*a tfcagft*» · ι· μΊΤΤΤΊ>»1||-|Γ
Lertd and ware loved, aad aow wa Be
Ln Fiancer* Field*.
Take op oar quarrel with the foal
To yon, from falling band», we throw
The Torth. Be yew to lift It high.
If yon break faith with thoae who
die;
We ahall not deep, though popplee
blew
In F lander» Field*.
After the gallant MeCrmc had fal
len Moine Michael replied with ftiia:
Oh you who deep in F7enderi Field»:
Sleep rweet to rlae anew!
We caught the torch yoa threw,
And holding high
We kept the faKh with thoee who
died.
We eheriah too the poppy rod
That grow· on fleld* wtiere valor lad;
It eeema to ngnal hi tho aide·
rhat blood of herooa nerer diaa.
Bat lend* a liutre to the rod
Of the flower that bloom* above the
dead
Γη Flindon FM da.
And now the torch and poppy red
We wear In honor of oar dead.
Fear naugM that ye hare died for
naught;
We have loomed the leaaon that ye'
taught
[n Plandera Field».
Kow. four year» after peace ha* (
come to America, Dunn, through ita
Woman'· CTob, *o«k» to b«Od a me
■aerial to Ita boy» who fell. TMe rae«o-|
β rial. Mr*. J. Lloyd Wade aatd tlila
morning, tx to be a drinking fountain
which ia to ataad forever a» a monu
ment to tbeae valiant boy*.
To Mia· fond* for thie manorial
tho dab la to afaga a aariaa of home
talent play». Ttie firat la to tone
next Monday and Tuoaday night·—
"My Undo from Japan," an oseeUont
maaieal production which la ta bai
ψ+m In Municipal Theatre. The pro- '
cooda from tfcla production ar» to bo I
applied to the memorial fend.
Write a card to tho editor, ag(4·
roi tarai «tunakon Mrvfea, IUl»t»h,
Ν. (I, fer t eoTiy of tlrnltr 1M.
H tolh bow te faod bag· fer ft»·
IH. W. W. Diagr pnfini H froaa
Um nnlti imrid bjr liiam ta,
h«f d«aw*JtTaitleiM.
Rut wMr <H< prmy and tk·
prpathT MTtr AoaeM te «ail a· Um
IcntrM wfcor wmnh «ad iklUna
were eryt»»e X- A*r prM*nea.
MaanwJilla. Hamatt I· ten a* la
Aadmoa't and eaewbedy k raine ta
pt hun aat than·.
ι
CONTESTS
NEXT
Dr»·
ο·
FIVE
LYS LEFT
At I
»»
who I;
TkU Will N«
JudfM I
Until
From
In J art <Wt
tk« Dunn
compoifn will
moatho foitfcfal ■
circulotioB of
oifht o'clock
■ag Um
cloood u>d no
ctpM. The
appointed to ι
complet* chore· 1
worker· In
••boeription
for their
ι boooting the
». At oxoetly
bo o««Ulj
criptiom oi
V tfco j<ul«M
will talto
umt carefully 1
award tha priât*..
Λ aaalad ballot j
rd at the ea
Uic Chamber
itr p'.ioni t'a η
any Un· befora
(!ty mrerlnj.
car· aPil :·>«<·
.-. ni :h
envelope coi
ht »Md on ι
money, or
tioi a.
No c.iaeka of 4
tepted daring 1
if oay caixlidata
payment of a
V.Tt t·»" ofceek
n>)f aad caahod I
'x~\. There cen ]
to thia rota
oJ ou lu;
by clHcta
The mai β
aiked araud
« voua of
will thr.
in thr bor.
M. Wrdnr
afcoiild teks
aubte ripilon.
wO)
1 wHtovt the
will ba ac
àajw and '
! a cheek in j
aha ahoalri j
te
•ta« in the |
M
1 win Wa
drrre will
ray araniax \
ail the *ote«
crndxiatea und
t tir most int
ncc a*er befor»
'.■on of the atata.
Th« battle haa bAq bard foogtit all ]
tk# wa« A»
Wh) th« beet prîtes ard Indeed ta be
congratulated aa tkt; here been op
po*(t by moat iadatilou and ·μτ>
Getie worker*. A beetle battla VM
looked (or from the tint, bat no one
imagined Aet all tha aivn candidates
would finish tha rwoe, and make a kid
for tk« capital pria» right ip ta tha
very Anish of the Mn.
Τ ht campaign kaf baaa a n»»« la
the number of jMbforfbrn that kaee
been added to tha IU, tha malllag Hat
of tha Donn Dtopaleh hartag ha··
the new sabserlben being is tha Dana
trading territory, Una greatly en
Same lag the ralae ai the Dispatch u
an advertising madliai ta Ma edroTtia
ing patrons. ThU has baaa made pos
*Ne by the «trenuoms effort· pat
forth by the differ··* candidate*. The
Dispatch fa no* in a better poo-Hen
ta tent Dana, ι be £«an District and
its rr.crtbanU. The campaign waj b>
: ugarated not for qwnatary gala, bat
timnly uaad aa a mean» of maklag
~>o advertising nhma of tha paper
mora valuable to the hone nit
an ta
It I* te tha Internat of a candidate
to try aad get a* many ef theee who
have giron him or her a aabeartgOoa
previously la tha oaatpaiga te give
mother. If a candidate feruree an
additional subscription from a rab
•rribor who bee paid before, then the
•-eeoDd îabwripUoa wlU meat an (fee
TO*» period that M original robaerip
•Jon vaa taken. Tkaa If · saksufcstj
look the Dispatch during Ike opening)
period and now give· a second wb
rriptlon te tha 0mle candidate. then
ι he second «wbeeriptlon weald ahnply
be a continuation af the nrigiaal sab·
Tiption. and DO MlUr whan token
woold entitle Aa candidate to ae many
bean· rotes ae the mm sabeeription
originally entitled her to. Hrwerer, a
candidate must mark "ascend nb
ft»· the du· of htr report «a wfctofc
Um OT%l*l .aWrtprtlen appear·
TM» ruttrvg to foDjr itfmd I· nk
ïambor 11 In Um arlftnai "Rmbw
CondUla··" hi lk« ojarrfnc
raMto m foOawai "A ntoniptton «ne*
uM Hi by a Motor «id
•d at any tla»« Ivrtaf Ota ii>ilp
β» Jrtr· btrtftd tha Um It ·—» ort
«laally t—< h far will tont· Λ»
ran* val·· aa Aee^i tba fall aab
rcrtpUaa haa baae tarnad la aricta
alljr, pravMad tha iWai )>«<»■ «V^af
U awfcad 'Sara·* M|.' ia4 4a*a af
ASSOCIATION CALLS
ALL COTTON OUT
OffiMT·
tM «C
rainvWm of Dm North Cmttai ι
ton Grower»' Co-operative Aaetitia
tion, in order that wmnmU may!
be mad· for the second advance of
Stt a bale which Am board of direc
tor· hat art for December IS.
The board has instructed the oC
cot* of the Association to take left*]
action agaiMt monger· of the Amo
elation who havn wUlfnllj violated
their contracta, and H I· announced
that thia wfll bo éom aa toon aa th«
data ha· boon collected. It it not
'►altered by the ο β ter» of th« inn
ciation that there ha» been any eor>
skteiable number of wrillful violator»
of contracta.
Cotton continaea to bo delivered
at almoat the umc daily average aa
in October, and tbia conatant stream
rf cotton corning into the Association
has been · remarkable achievement
on the part of the co-operative*. The
member» of the Association hare
done their part by |triii| their loyal
•epport to thoaa charted with the
sale of cotton, officer» declare.
The rotto» co-op«jrativee hare born
waMiH kecuK of lack of adequate
fHrttK ia which to worV. Th«
htadqiuten aUf raorrd kit *«k
bitt iti {wnnirimt quartan in R*
WijV and U now »n*»**l In clearing
9f the ma· af voA In connection
with t>>· hauadlu ι* of many thouaandi
of cotton.
T>· roah seftwn for d»lir»Ti«« U
eapectod to eoatinu· antil well
through DocofDbor, oOcei· ttate.
eenk «tant*· nv?rt liitirg orijrnal
,et>?erir.'on «· ιί*·Ρ·"
TV» «eleetior of Xi>«rt Herbert
Taylor, cnahler of the Flrnt National
Rank; T. V. Smith, pfeMent of the
Slato Bank anil Treat Company; Jin
Oa*ta, eaahler of tba Coarmeirl·)
Bank, all of Don a, and Mr. flatten,
Mahler of the hank at UUingten, ha»
mot with untvrtnaj fever, all of the
contemn ta malixing that wltfa the··
raon la char*· of tha ballot box that
•11 will receive a ««ear· deal.
The onoa who an fortanata enough
to obtala th· moat vota· and win t>·
capital prlae may raat aaearad that
they win h« eorvfratalaUJ flnt by
•hrne who have been working agalnet
them. In poftfe' or any ether ram
far anprcnMey there an «aaatlnna
"hard leM.a," b it R la certain thtt
tha eandtdatea 'a thia driru will be
rood winner·, h they win, or gra»a
ioaara. If t oy fail ta via the
pHae they hep> for. Of eearae all
eannot h· «Hnaac». and th* few re
maining da· a will deehto J «at who
, will ilrfva ι. way la the aatomnMlea.
A tubaertptij* teak aaw may he tha
> difference In a (ante pria·, and a Mali
' ana, aa got exceedingly heay and
make the laat few day· eeant.
ESTIMATES BOLL WEEVIL
DAMAGE ΑΤΜΟΜΟΜΜ
ΟΟ.'.υΟΟ by the
werril, tccvnHnf te α
Ha-rie Jordan,
c.irmi Co:!
o>ltirv«/ a mect.»r of the
tu'e*. merchant» ami
Γ··Η·Μη* kt the Clumber βί Cow·!
-,nnee Thuraday at oood.
Mr. Jor.'iin euJmatce that the
V* to the ΚΓΟΤΓ» thj year through!
:>· damage (lotM by boll waavfla will j
·.■ ugir-c»t« 4.000,000 bate·. The
vil ^jfeituUon now
• < ttor. belt, it if
'rum iia:hw»*wrn Tea·· te Um nor·'
ihrra tier of coantiee in North Car*-|
I'ra.
Mr. Jon'an If c»·rally
Λ-«util«ut the rbatb, having
"· i.if»t<-<l with the American Cet
te ι KMoc.'atlon for a cumber of
;·ρλ: Ho wlTJ eppr-ir at the Cham·
bu.' οΓ Coaaeni· far tbr penwe ai
—ouain* the local mm
STOictft of the cot&m indttJtry in the I
«■•utn.
The mivencnt of the cotton u-f
«.ctt'oii to aid the fanner of the
-ootH W the tight against the pelt la
K.ni.' IIVral)j supported by ■—
.•or-r» *nd one local maoafaetttar
'% -rwrted to havt promised ta ean
tri Su to *500 to the eau.T
Co ieeir.lr r Hie cotton situation,
Μ». „'οτ·'-ι·» ctatM! "The haaard of
cotlor oronoctioa ka* till·» «a
in«! lu Jm heorlly infested haB
pwl r»i credit· to cotton
lUT wera lw»vo been doatrvyad n4
Ha»- ?> .-ebuilng anri debt-paying
•w-er hu atmoet ecaaad. Kuqr
thou«*nd» of «π*11 tenant and
ι Clipper cotton |IOW»W. wtiO
I connitatc the large majartty of
grower*, have become dlacoangad,
lfft -Jir ferma, and gone lato the l»
ri*l rtntnra to earn a Mrhtg wage
for thrmwlvM aad faialltaa.
"It hM baea practically dlMan
dated on many eetton farm· that
by eflclcm. inter»·'.»· rultaral BMth
ttiit, liberal o*> of high grade fertOla
o.* r.m' the proper ippTlciH·* at
j.ii;c"9to poi»'<n<. that cattail aaa be
profitaVy grown ia the >wt keavtly
I inf cited ball tmrll ara··. Tneee
, flat·* and method· af utt— colter·
ι ma»t be ώυ»η In a practical way to
ihe mat wwit of the cotton grow
era and their act!*i:'e· -',.«· ted Η
the crop» ef the futarj are ta ha
«▼ad frai· diiaitr»."
He tiVn waold look with rniliaH
upon the famar1· partait to Mt wor
thy the h «mo of a maa.—Buchat.
Make plana naw ta grew a law
hag· next rraMn. The neighbor· MM
h.-lp you mate «ρ · carlet Jar aala
• 4llrtf Tkla tfari· a »
priai ugly good eaah toea·» when nta
aey U tight.
SANTA CLAUS HERE I
|H)R PRELIMINARY
SOP.VEY OF FIELD
LiitU
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1 Bdwvxr Of KM·
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VISITS TOY SHOPS
!.:Urn»wi PrcftNtr T·
Cheek if? On
WCUMiw
Suiû On» h-t »■<«(
V e't f> Uttui pxtlunl. a<? la Ma vtol·
il>w ** ΓΜ>μμ in,
Hm wired Utd· »»■>'»—■, vfau
rrer ritt j t» «tow older, M kl
λ wy ry moo.) vhaa he aw I· to
»T h !» .-♦/poet· t» TV Diiyateb ataff
*:»* ht Wit ylmil wit* tkm iepott
«•-Î. rf Hi* little friaoda who ν* *·
't iee!p'.»»iU of A· ataagτ flfia ha
t pÎ.-jirHg to bring tkm on tkt ι
V» t.arir· iwlncUerr era da· M ]
hrsech iha air to rhiamay toy* ι
"'.c ccuntry aWa.
ν/hi» ï-are he pnW a aocrat call
ι·ο irifrwor W. 8. Snip*·,
« lt-u.tr w+io «ν· t»· M UttW boya
oil pbtt wKi» etc oU nN|ll toptt.
«Heel. H- looked ever Che ι «port
-'.J- 't '21 of thMB. On mm h·
- iru tnnA» itial w·^· net
z'i bat he ρ onM to
Λΐύή all pi«rloai taé wih
V J I u'.jr. qurct cnne pun f»ld- '
V)M -44 fallow uidhtwti planaiti*
ο sake Ju> coming ChriaUM» vm mt
'τ !-««rî end wirWit i'.dh fee wu.
"ve : cnieky tier· txpcrittcW by the
■i t j i!jf r-r tb· lut tw» er 1
■t>r. Hw tfKttl U·
Dirinf tike··
'-sud «f. He wm Mt akW te de mu
» «Mil by hi· IIttle friand* Mb·
kubd to, bac thl· yaar to ahartd to
Suata dent··! lhal br had iUuiM
hi* faitkfal nWnr la tmrmr et am
MtopIaiM. "Th. «bip· ut the ait,- to
Mid, "itp too dtaprmi for u (id
MIm Uke m. They hnv· « way rf
falling to the vrth, and «km wd<
ι··1 the toy· bo if I «m to f>U at
Chrtotrae* Im. My faithfml old A»
on and Dancer and the Mt of the
«tard· which draw By aMgfc «m gat·
Une «Id, hot th«y «till in *%er>M
and willia* to Malta the leng triya.
With·at them I wooMat want ta to
Santa Wft veotenUv far hi*
•rithin tkc Arctic Orel·, «tor· In
will açtmd tho ant Mitk la pnfvt
tinn fur Ul MHb| to Dunn M D·
unWr 14. H« aakrd Dm DUyattb M
tell all of h» Uttic frfewd· tint b·
would to «· A· Jab «ad M> Um thil
jeer.
MU. STSPHBIU HMT1M
OlM at tkm >nlHw p*i it— of 0»
noon by Mr·. L C. lUfbui fkw
«h· aatcrtahiad Ο» «Mwbni ef bM
dob u< · beat ·( eCtor Wwii
Th· htra >lnp i>h»lHii «M
doro.-iWI '.kn«|koit rerepMm kd<
llrlay nob and pidon wkfc aQrar
and «nUI baabat» of |«Pmt «toy·
utixMiK·, 1mm and at bar pa Ma I
piiili tor aty haad yahrted pitn
card· marked pheM tor limb «I
right tablra of pmiarin brtdf· Md
- «c'a. After aa»fl la<aia»»lag gmtm
tfca 1Mb· iMrtit Vjr bar aMar,
Mr*. PHtT.im, Mtnd toTrl—· aaWd
seltaaic of yellew aad wbita waa aar
tiont.
CM faaaaber· yiaMM «η Mm
dam·· Arthar Ftp». Harper HbUkiay.
Goer*» Jfdtoy, ffm. hml, Oar
baa Taylor, Qoddard. Dartd PmimU,
»W* Tfcifiia, Potbort Taylor.
foot, ft L. Daaaiav aad 1. M. ***
Otbor («M «ajeytai Mr·. Hqk