THE DUN
VOLUME X. *
^ DUNN, MOUTH
CHILD KILLED IN
CRASH NEAR DUKE
Fir? 9^* Injurod Wbmm
Ford PhiBfM Off 2S-Foo*
Embankovoat
Robert Norris, 4-year-old tea of
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Norris of Dake,
wan instantly killed mod five others
were injarwd, one perhapo fatally,
Sunday afternoon when a Road ear
plunged off a 26-foot embankment at
the southern end of the bridge whleh
spans Cape Rear river, four mil os
Wuot of Dunn. David K. Hals, driver
of the ill-fated car, received Internal
Injuries and is not impacted to live,
while both Mr. and Mro. Norris, po
rsnts of the child killed, and another
of their children were all eerioariy
mjared and Mm. Esther Todd, a sds
ter of Mrs Norris, auffered a broken
nose and iatarnal is juries.
Thera wore ala passengers oa the
car when it took Uto fatal plunge, all
of them being eltiaens of Duka. Ths
injured were rushed to the Good
Hope hospital at Dake moan after the
arcidi-nt and ware attended by Dm.
Holt, Bale and McKay. The antnma
bdr was headed towards Dake, the
party being oo their way borne from
l.lllingtoa. It is said. According to
'■■witnesses the ear waa travails^ at
a moderate rate of speed, the driver
apparently lasing control as It came
upon the embankment.
The child whoae Ufa waa snuffed
out instantly suffered a crushed skull,
his nark, both lagi aad oaa ana ware
broken and be sustained ether
bruises. The funeral was eoadwstad
yesterday afternoon at t o’clock from
the Norris home and Interment waa
made in the family cemetery.
Three other automobile accidents
have occurred near Dunn enrimg the
•!•»* three days, mention of which will
be found elsewhere la today k pa
per.
FORD FROM FAYETTEVILLE
TURNED OVER NEAR GODWIN
A Ford coupe driven by a young
mao named Vann, who Uvea in Fay
ettevflle, turned over eu toe Drub*
"""ee^ma^^Sn^hmu^^^^rtS
shield gad suffered an ugly gash to
the face and on one ana. J. W. Jor
dan af Dunn, who passed sooa after
the aerideat, carried the couple to
Fayetteville and the young lady waa
token to the Highamrth hospital,
where her woundt were droased. The
car tamed turtle when the driver
attempted to pass another ear on tho
highway, it is said.
DUKEROUTE TWO
f>«ke, April S—Fire af ai. unde
termined origin completely destroyed
the Mission Presbyterian ehsKh,
which was located near tha hone of
Willie Ennis, Wednesday night be
tween midnight and day. The Are
was not discovered until early Thuto
rtay morning, whan It had virtually
gene its course, sad there was no
possible chance of aariag any tob*.
Thus far it la not known whether
there was any insurance aa the
structure or not, but it la believed
that them waa aoL Tha lose ia eeMme.
tod between »#oo and #800, aa
them was an organ, which was prac
tically nay, along with literature and
other fixtures Rev. A. W. Lassiter,
of Reason, was the pastor and Oree
tus Ennis waa superintendent of the
Sunday school.
Early rooming vial ton aa the
teens of the fire state that they
saw several bam footprints which led
to mad from tho building. They aloe
assert that they am eoafldeat that
it was tha Eerk of Incendiaries, aa a
l.eavy downpour af min fell' Wed
nesday night and R aa—ad hug rah
a We that it should eeteh to any other
manner.
Mima *l» and Baby Tnrlinyton
aatarUiaad a larya nmabar af
trianda at a party at tha kaaa at
thalr paranta, Mr. and Mia. U L.
Torltoftan. Thtunday aiyht. Variana
itaotM want piayad ta tha iaa*titoa>
Ma delight af alL TaBowlag thaaa, ra
fraahmanta war* tarrtd, altar arhiah
tha asarmblad yaaata dayt* | tmt
tbair raapaetira baton.
Cariw H. Canto, af Balaith, la
aptading aaaaral daya thia waak at
tha heat* af Ma paranta, Mr. and Mr*
WilHa Canto.
Mira Mod la Marria, af tha Tar
llnytan athaai fbraity. to tofdtag
thto ant and at har hanta aaar
Dnka
WRnaaa H. Tarllaytan, Jr., af Ba
!•*«♦», apaat tha pant waak aad with
Ma paranta, Kx-Bhartff and Mr*. V.
H. TmTngtaa
^Mtot^Etofcnto. af Ma Taiilagtaa
WAKE FOREST IS
WINNER OF SUIT
Now York Court Clru Unan
imous Verdict In Boot
wick Boquoot
W. N. Jmii, attorney for Wake
rontat college, waa informed la a
telegram received bat night that for
the third time the court* of Now
York have ruled that gbc college b
entitled to the $1,S50,000 bequest
contained in the will of the Late Ja
in a A. Boatwick, Standard Oil mil
lionaire of Now York.
On farther appeal b poaaihl* but
under Nrw York legal practice a eaae
can bo carried to the court of laat
reaort only on a showing of error and
K i* thought here that yesterday's
decision, which waa the ananlmoua
opinion of three judgaa, will end the
litigation which haa kept the colag*
from recovering the bgacy for taro
yoara.
Under the will of Mr. Bostwicb.
who died about JO yoara ago, the col
lege wits to receive a Cruet fund,
which ha* since grown ftow $200,000
to nearly aix times that amount, in
the event ghat hi* daughter died with
out leaving hair* who wore residents
aixj cittaena of the United States.
*1* Boetwick waa married three
ttoaae before ker death la March,
bat all of hor chSdraa live
abroad. A guardian ad litem was ip,
pointed for the minor children and
the college', right to tbo fund was
ear to*ted in behalf of the minor
heir*-Raleigh New. and Observer.
CONTESTS HELD
IN CUMBERLAND
F*lc«t and Collegiate bubtato
Equally Mate had — Othar
CaataaU HaM '
Falcon, Ayr. 9.—On Thursday night
the trams af Falcon and Wart
ingtan Collegiate Inititate
delayed In getting pieced, and
there waa no third school to font the
triangle, the two schools arnha^ail
debating reamt. Mr. Carl Ware sad
Mian Annie Sue Virden going to
Washington, and Mlaaca Baby Rey
nolds and Pearl Bell of Washington
coming to Falcon. Messrs. David add
Knfat Edwards composed tbs boat
team at Falcon. In each cam the do*
cisisn was given to the team remain
ing at home by a > to Ovote af ths
judges, thus eliminating them two
schools from the contort at Chapel
H in, at which even both have bees
represented in the pert
On Friday night, at Booth River
school, the Mack River township con
tost waa held to I elect recitation, de
clamation and spelling contestant!
for the Cumberland county rtrnman
cement. Three schools were reyreaeo
tod: Falcon. Godwin and Booth Riv
er.
In the elementary girls’ recitation
contest, Boise Jonas of Godwin was
the winner; In the elementary beys’
contest, Raymond Bethea of South
River; In the high school girls’ con
test. Thelma Matthews of Sooth Riv
er; in the high aeheol boys’ declama
tion contort. Ruffin Willoughby of
Fakon. In the spelling contest, Vara
Sewell, of Falcon, who la also an to
mato of tha Falcon Orphanage, won
over the other fire contestants, there
being two from each of the schools.
■** Wire irom vie IBCQXll
•f Dunn high school, ns follow*!
Profs. W. 8. Snipes end B. D. Boon,
Mr*. B. D. Bunn, Misses Mattie Hen
derson. Ethel Brain, Janie I pork, Re
ehet Clifford and Blanche Grantham.
Thor repressed their admiration of
tho beautiful school building, situat
ed so it Is out In tho country, beta*
•t least thirteen mile* from either
Fayetteville or Dunn.
The Falcon. Band rendered a few
selections during the program, God
win and South Hirer school* each
sang a rhotus. and pi.no sales were
played by Virginia Godwin of South
Bhrer and Miriam McLean of God.
win.
FRANKLIN COUNTY GIRL
ASKS ASSAULT DAMAGES
Durham, April L—MMu Irene
Murray, Franklin scanty girl, has sa
i hnl salt against John Haas, gf
i Durham, for IIIJM damages. The
. complaint fUed today allagss that
| Plane .eeauMsd Miss Mu*uy, and
, that "bar life hu bees wrecked, has
kstith ruined, and she placed “In die
frees forever."
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A bar haler may be loaeeema ai
times, but be doesn't buss to play
seeeud diddle to a pinkeyed pee die.
Designs Of AD Paper
Money To B« Revised
»r 8p—ial CmltlM Of
Traniy Officiate
Washing Ion, April «.—Bacoouoen
datioiM for a general revision of Ik*
designs of all paper money hoes boo*
almost completed by a special com
miUcc of treasury officials and an
••xchangod soon to bo to mod tear to
8ucr*tary Mellon And, If the findings
of the committee an adopted, tho
two iloLlar bill—shunned by Urn gam
bler and matiiatad by the sopersti
tioas to rid it of any III omen seifl
be the first to go.
Tho committee will propsoa a
standardisation of tho designs of all
paper money of the asms donomlns
tioas os that tho United States and
Federal reserve notes geM certifies,
tee sod other local tender eurroacy
*111 appear the same eve opt for the
designation of Me source Three plans
eail for similarity sf color, portraits,
which an regarded as the greets at
protective fester* of modern ear
reney, sad of general markings.
Abolishment of Ike two dollar bil
b oot sag grated beesose of any ea
prratitlon, tho protective fsataraa
gwlnad by doing away with it botng
the Influencing factor. TVs tnonary
■cent service, observing the way ef
"bill raises*** for years, has reached
the cor.clarion that than woald be
fewer Mils altered by the criminals
If the two doBor notes wore not bi
ciroulotlew. It was figneod -1— thpi
by withdrawing the £ro dollar MB
gnmter economy in the printing of
money woald bo affected.
ROBERT BRITT DIRS PROM
HURTS WKEH HIT BY AUTO
Liunbcrtoa. April T.—Reheat Britt,
year* whits man of Lea* Stuck
•♦ebon, died Friday night at a b*«i
Ul hart lows hours after brim
atwk by aa aatotaobiia d rites by
J. W. Branch. The snntrtsnt
an tha highway
of bars aa
gained ' coaadoomaa
attack. Boric! was
the hoata of his pi
Hr* Richardson Britt, near
Branch Baptist charch.
LOCATE WHISKEY
HID IN CEILING
Home. Of Four Mm RaUaf
la TW Viejaity Of Lata a a
Buford, April A—On* at the Mr
M* whiskey raids ever polled off (a
this county -was staged Id the rlclaity
of Lemon Springs, eight miles tenth
of this city, Friday afternoon, when
the home of J. W. (Bud) Bowmaa
and the homo* of three of hie tenants
won raidsd and amny gallons at
whiskey wan foand.
The raiding-party was mads ap of
Prohibition oncer Grady MeDuMU,
of Wait End, Moors Monty; Sheriff
Rosser and Deputies Ones, Dmlrym
pio and Hsmllten, of Loo oaonty, and
Depotios McPherson and Mman, of
Moon coanty; Korol Policeman Mac
UtU, of Moaro, and Chief at Police
Williams, of Carthago.
At the homo of Jim Kelly a half
gallon was foand and another half
gallon burled on the premises, and
Kelly pat ondor a |H0 bond. At
the horns sf John Battle, antfhar tan
ant at Mr. Bevana, aoma Ian gal
lons wan foand buried In cans, bat
Battle was not at hams. At Bbartg
Dali’s hems no whiskey was foand
bat kegs and emw that gars rrllsnss
of haring contained whiskey won
found.
The Bowman homo, which is a sloe
host* in the aebarbe of Lemon
Springs, we* thru “negotiated.” Mr.
Bawmpa, whs M a waO-te-da ettiesv
of this county, was not sf Mtia Mon
ty. was not at home. Bp —n-g a
hoi* la the rolling U quarto at whis
key wen found Jboariag tho bM of
PMswua Ryo, and eight gall owe of
imltetiau paash brandy were found.
STEAL LIGHT FOB A “CRAP"
GAME
Aa eO lamp stolon from tit* rear of
I- L. nsai man’s aotewwbtta Them,
day was later found tn an aid barn,
•ear *• ell mlM. 1%s serroaadingi
Indicated that the lamp had beat
naad as • Mght-prsdasrr far a “stop"
gams In Mia bant. Mr. Dsanaar
thinks the Isaap was taken from Mi
ear far Mint parpni. He bad Wad k
, with oM fast before M was stalaa am
it waa empty w*sa fyaad In Ma
Rer.
Be In
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Sunday
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u>>» mr mwk.imUr thu mr
and mad* ■ » i—"ary aariy canonical
in a number of llWtln In Nafth Can.
olJaa.
in ■ gpngfi nunap U> DM pitpH
•/ Doan, aaklay tkm to rally ta Aa
rapport of the* who are adedag
for their loyalty to Chrtat, CoL Bel
lamy ealdt
"Many of the Ohlldna bi oer or
"huHwea are rietDao of tho (net tear
ae wall ae af the* parade loyalty to
Chrirt. Three hated thoaecrnd Ar
menian roen ween killod la dtfeama of
tho rut Bake all fid*. IflMtary a»
perte ayrae that failure af the Oar
taaae to yet thte praoknu eQ eepply
shortened the war hy aeaay eaeatha.
“They were ktOlay at raw at the
rwte af 10,00® a-day whan the war
ended end H can ha ready ataa that,
had it laotad eta ■
-r ewe a t
aeaay North ' ■
today who weald otheewloe ho r
I lay hanaath « waedaw oroae la
Proace.
| “We girt mUUane to «oeod Ae
doctrine of laaM Ohrlat la —
I loade. and yH Aaeo yooplo a** *Niai
1 their Meat to prana® Aa (riel el
1 the doctrine af it A wan id la dheto
tian. U tt net Chrtrttoatty'a daty ta
' eaa that Aaty eUldtoa da aot dta A<
horrtbU 4#*th tf Mtkrmtim t
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I THREE KURD AT
GRADE CROSSING
I J. H. Nt WV. Am4 A
<4 M ■ «km 4
NEAR SERIOUS
APTO ACCIDENT
FtrdCtrMmW
mMOm
**r, Nwur 11
Them Wilma, yewag white mu
who Uvm in tea Iked, (haw earn,
mualty la teww—a county, wmpalB
teBy hart y.aterday monUag about
11 e’aieek whan a rand car which
ha wm driving torwad over aw tea
Dnnn-CHatoa highway. aaar Mtgi
•fcerch. White an bonaa warn braita.
Witeaa’r iaft ehotOder wm badly
braiaed. Mr. 3. Latear Wilma, mo
tear ef tea young man, wm aim ia
tea ear at tea time of tee I eel dee t.
bat ear aged bijary.
The ream of the accident te aade
termlned. the**k U to teeoght ft re.
eaHed from a defective teed. Mr*.
Witeea elated to • Dtapalte rmnrln
teM bar eea wae driving Rawly when
mddealy the car taiwod aemgletaly
arewad ead tee* lamed wear. The
ear wae badly damaged end both Mi*.
Witeea ead the driver had a ariram
leae iteeyi.
dumn nrs wm
Dana wrikad away with the fbW
Ugh eehoel gaam at the aaaaea hart
Friday, defeating Benferd It to *
The pitching ef Tee Bake" gtawmt,
who took tee baa far tea meewd frame
after a teatord hHttag ipraa, wae tea
f aatare ef the gat. Baggett baadtef
a.hefty hat far the homi team ead
•at a dee hit end a Ragle eat at
thorn tripe.
Sear* by laaiaga R B. B
Sanford . .ltd NO *00— • ■ 4
Daaa .. ..ON Hi M»-U 11 1
Mr. Hard lay asm
'kited Us eteea sad
there. WkUe at the
Secrete*/ Wash* salad to
the TWfm
aac* will fees** tee rttoetlna mt
tee Chief Ezrc store tea esaa
in* week and the Prasidsat is daaarifc.
•4 as asset aiudoaa to cat as aaay
as passible. If set al af ibato eat
s( tee way before the akdAe of Am
the teas tentathrrly - fH f»r tea
heyhialsy of tea priptohd Weston
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