THE DUNN
- gBS!geg!;g3BiB!3g^^ NORTH CAJIOUNA, I
unt hat a iMUMt
FOR TEE ORPHANS
P«op!« Am Aaked To Contri
bute? On Or Noor Thank*,
h-iving Day
Thou “rut* o! mrn und women, I
buy* a.r.l k-.rle, mark the harvard sea
with g'f:« for the fatherless and
mothcrln* im«l homeless children in
oui Stole. Our Thanksgiving aeason
hu* io::»f ha-en rrotable for the out
paiuring of momey lo maintain the
orphan hunter. that serve our people
- that ter*.- them so worthily.
Again w- come, n* the year draws
to itt clem-. not simply to remind
th»i< giver* that another heivcM
soaeon is at hand, but hoping. *1*0,
to rateb. -h thi. Ireautiful curlom with
Ihouw- ■ ’* ..f other,. Who may not
have real *-.' rr joy, of ),aring „
trortliy pert in this commendable
■A-orU.
Men u« y iti-baU* as to the object 1
of ti<eir tiurity; they will not de- ]
bate th. .all of the helplen child.
Tlify n.o y i jj. r)Ur*tlon* 0, to this *
o- that ,?.<titutiun; ther* in no de- „
1 . • *
vvinvinai' inc oiefMU worx
t»mt our institution* are doing tor
ciphaied children In Korth Carolina.
Tu wety human himit thl» appeal
some*— the uppeal of the homeless
oml helpl-s. child. It ha* been ever
uiu* *‘n«c tiu< gioat heart of tha
Lonl end busier icbuktd those who
would hinder tho little one* from
approaching Ht» loving embrace.
The only possible debate is thot
touehing ihc amount you will give
to ill » a-oithy cauae. The object of
Mia m.'Siagc is to lay that before
you. with this suggestion: The in
e»m* of one day would bn rcaaon
obl* By ah meant let your con
tribution be of such proportion aa to
>htair the joy of fading that you
haso done something worthy of your
heart. It ia not tbs amount that
mcstuies tho value of the gift; H is
the relation of tho gift to tha heart
of tile giver. Let conscience dictate,
and joy will inevitably follow.
A gilt for tha care and education
ft hdpleos children will moaaura the
circumference and also the depth of
;vJ'"' ^Sh^S^^hauH^art
you do yourself an Injury, not in the
eyes of others, bat in your own o»ti
maciou. Men grow from within, not
fr«.ni without. Men make thenmelvea ^
big nr litUe by their thoughts and
deeds. Take the foil measure of 1
your heart in responding to tho call
of the orphan child thia year, and
you win be glad; restrict that meas
ure and you wiH (ind no joy. It is (
not what olheni think, or aay, or do,
chat counts. Hearken to the prompt
ings of your own heart I
The object of thia appeal ia quite ^
enough In ittelf to enliai the sym- ‘
pathy of a considerate public without J
an attempt to excite the emotions of
anyone. Each oi« ia asked to con
sider the case for himaelf, remember
ing always that "It ia more bleated
to girc than to receiva."
What if your children should some
day become orphans? How would
you have othera consider them in
choir misfoitune? "To othera do as
you wouhl that they should do onto
you." The fatharlaaa and mother
id s children are all around you.
They will always be here, and If
you do not see them it ia because
others have com* ana
Into one of tho home# Hated below,
and because other* are apaxinf you
the pain of thoir p*r»onal appeal.
Wo coma to yon In behalf of tha
mod pitifully helpleaa of all our
p^nple—tha father!caa and mother
in'* children. We come to ask you
to look upon these little onea, and,
meoeurlntc tha circumference and
depth of your heart, at pour out a
irlft for them that will bo worthy of
you; ona that will brlnf to you a
sense of duty well dona; one that
will lea-ve in the piece of your money
a jrreat wealth of joy.
Malta yohr offerinf on, or noar,
ThankN<teln« D«T direct to the or
phansye of yoor choico. The fWt
may be tent throufh your ehureh,
er your Udfe. You arc aaked to do
thle in Ilia name, and "the meawrc
ye mete will be meant rod to you
ayahs,” Just now tho fromt and
,yruwlof army, marehinf to the tn
spiriaf attain* trf "Onward, Cfcrhr
Men Boldiera,” anticipating with Joy
the opportunity which the eremt of
another ThnnksgMnf Day alfoedo U
renew tbrdr offerings and food cheat
pi ell engaged he tho noMoot of ua
rfcrtaklnf* carried on throufh thorn
home* and educational inoUbUtlom
for tha help of the helpleaa, hid pot
join the happy throne.
The Income of a day for halpleo
children la a fair ottchnnye—joy fo
do Hart; Hf* for money. But, nmrtom
(Mr, joy !• not to ho purchased; Hf
i. not for eulo. They com* frool
to nil who meet worthily the demand
RED CROSS DRIVE
TO BEGIN MONDAY
- Chairman Ellie Goldstein Has
Appointed Committee To
Mako Canvass
, On Mon.Uiy and Tuesday of n«*t
j wcuk, November ly and 2o, a whlib
wind <I>iV( fay Red Cross member
ship* will be put o nin Dunn. An ef
fo t to at cure 1,000 member* will
be made thi* year. Ellis Goldstein,
chairman of tbs local chapter, U Hn
in* up thr force* for making a can
vass of the entire town end these
will begin the drive for members
Monday.
Those who have been asked to as
sist In lbs membership campaign arc:
Mesdamee R. O Primrose, W. J.
Thompson, W. B. Thompson, N. A.
Townsend, West Puirlio, I. F. Hicks,
R L. Denning, McD. Holliday, H. g.
McKay, P. A. Lee. J. IJoyd Wad-^
J. J. Lano, W. D. Holland, Henry 1
Let. Geo. M. Floyd, Emmett Thomp- ’
*«n, T. H. Setison, Cart Barefoot, W.
H Jackson, Marvin Wade, Z V.
Saioea, T. ff. Bridger, Bertha Patton,
B. D. Bunn, W. 8. Snipes, David ,
I'casuU; Mieses Mery Gladys Judd,
Rachel Clifford. Janie tpock, Ethel
Erwin, Mabel Lyndi, Leli* Currin,
Agnc-M i-annady, Loul** Cox, U»
cilr Howard. Ethel Godley, Claudia
Jon**. Janie William*, Eleanor Kln
rannon, Ruth Taylor. Ailacn Rigby.
Maude Dodeon. Blanch* Grantham.
Hattie Turner. Myra Olive, Annie
I-re Pope.
Ur. C. D. ('odrington, colored, ha*
been aikrd to head th* campaign for
membemhip* among the colored pop
ulation.
Chairman Goldetein hat alao mailed
■ letter to all the miniaUre in tovra
■ok’ag them to announce the drive »t
thotr aenricea Sunday and to lend
ibelr eo-operation In the campaign.
CRixon* of Dunn hove alwxyi boon
loyal to th* Rod Croc*, and in d» of
th* great work which th* organon
Lion has boon colled upon to do daring
the past year at hem# and abroad, no
ioubt tho*c making th* momberoblp
•+>"'*» will m**t WWl willing re
Is Married In Jail
Waahington. N. C. Noir. 18.—The
ell Hoora of the District of Co lam
ia jail awang open for an hoar to
ny — long onoagh for Mitt Gladioli
“cyton, 18 year old prisoner, to
larch to the altar and become the
ride of Frederick Ewers. Than they
lorcci again, (hatting in the birde
nd shutting oat the bridegroom.
Mica Peyton, a stenographer, waa
seently selffeneed to a year's iss
irieeninont tor forgery. Ewart, a
a let man to whom her ongagement
irevaoaaly had been announced, was
rot deterred, and today he went to
he jail and obtained pernriaaion to
Irive with the young woman to the
jorae of a minister, where the cere
mony was performed. The bridal
jarty then returned to the Jail.
of thflr 'hearts; and tliajr came in no
utter way—in no otter term*
Respectfully,
M. L-SHIPMAN,
STACEY W. WADK.
J. W. BAILBY,
A. B. ANDREWS,
JAMES B. YOUNG,
ANNIE TRAVIS,
MARY G. SHOTWELL,
Publicity Committee.
List of OryUstiM smJ Ssytt.
Baptist Orphanage—Bav. M. L
Kestor. ThouaarrRIe; Methodist Or
flhsnegn Psv A. 8. Baroei. Raleigh;
Presbyterian Orphanage - Rev. Jot
B. Johnston, Barium Springs; Metho
dist Orphanaga—Bar. C. A. Wood
Winston-Salem; Thompson Orphan
ago—Bar. W. H. Whaolor, Charlotte
Methodist Protestant Toma—H A
Garrett, High Point; Christian Or
phanago—Chas. D. Johnston, Eloi
College; Oxford Orphan Asylont
R. L. Brown, Oxford; Odd Fallow
Home—Chas . H. Warren, Ooidabora
Rleida Orphanage—Roe. Lucius 1
Compton. Asheville; Pythian Home
C. W. Pond or, Clayton; Children'
Home Society—J. J. Phoenix, Ocean,
bono^Naaarett Orphan's Home—W
I. MeNeiry, Crescent; Faloon Orphar
age—J. A. Culbreth, Falcon; Frai
W31 Baptist Horae C. O. Paps, Mlc
dlosex; Naaareth Orphanaga—Bar. (
A. Woods, Naaareth; Mountain Orpi
anaga—B. D. Hedhnger, Balfou
Grandfather Orphanage—J. M. H«
combo, Banner lb; B. Ana’s Han
—Bister Mary Claire, Balmont; Ala
awder Hama—Mr*. Bp own MeKa
i Cor. See., Charlotte; Mary Lae Hsu
- (Colored)—Mary Lae Byerty, D»
• baa; Orphan Home (Colored)—tU
> W. J. Poindexter, Wtnatan-Balcs
r Orphan Hona (Colarod)—Henry
i Cheatham, Oxford.
Wife Shoots Him F^
Staying Out Nights
Bc.ofort, No*. 14.— As a r*«ult of
not obeying his wife’s instruction* to
»<iy at home, Frank Congieton, a
young white man who lire* hero re
eeiecil a bad shotgun wound in hi*
right Ihlgh. Mr*. Cogloton alleges
that when her husband got into Ids
Ford anrl started to leave boss# that
ioe fired at the tire and hit her bus
hand. lie sustained her in the state
ment.
Cogieton Was right badly injured
anti there ia no doabt but that he
wHl he at home for some time to
eome. The police have marie some
investigations of the affair but no
witnesses of the shooting hare been
lound and no arrest has been mads.
Cogieton ia a native of Beaufor and
Mr*. Cogieton it a native of Alabaam,
where they were married about two
r*ar» ago. They have one child.
(5
FOR SEAL SALESi
V ins ton-Salem Won State And !
National Honors Loot
Yoo,
Nv leal than >50,000 ia to be the
goal of the lfc> Taberruloeit CXn*
'"•*» Seal tale In North Carolina. Laet
year the amoant railed WM >45,008
While the North Carolina Tub*res
ioeia A one lotion, under whoa* lu.
pieea thr Tuborculoala Chnatmaj Seal*
are aold in the State, facia that aa
inereaae of only >7,000 la too mail
an amount U> work for, In view of
the urgent need* that Chriatraaa Seal
money ran be uae<l to relieve, It urgaa
every aval telling organisation to in
cr****! ,la budget aevera] thoutuu
dollar* and to work to doWbla ita aule
If poaeibl*
There are 150 Seal telling organ I
xauon* in the State Theme sro eom
poaed of well trained women and
men, leaden in their eoramuaitlw,
who are reiponaibte for aai* of Taber
culowa Chriabna* Beall u their town
club. la Raleigh the Seal sale is
mndueted by the Health Department
of the Woman’* elnb, ol which Miss
Rom M. Wirenfeid U chairman. Mr*
C. A. Shore will have direct charge
of the tale this year. In Durham the
Seal male will aleo be under the aus
pices of the Woman’s club with Mr*
J. H. Rpperson ao chairman. In
Aeheville, Mm J. M. Cudger, Jr..
with a strong committee of badness
men and women will conduct the aolc.
Last year W Inatoa-Solem led not
only the cities of the Btstc in sell
ing $7,000 worth ef Seals but won
national honors in making the largurt
per capita sale of ary city in the
United State* havlLg a population of
50,000. She proposes to increase her
■ale thie year to $10,000.
“Dangerous Age” In
Motoring Is Fifty
Washington, Nov. 14—Fifty la I
the "dangerous age" In motoring, ac
cording to a traffic accident rarrey
mmle in four citleo last year and pre
sented before the Southern Medical
Awociullon in convention here today
by Dr. I. J. Duratt of Memphia, Tenn.
The surrey showed that the ma
jority of drivars figuring in automo
bile mishap* were more than 50 years
of age and the general age of pedes
trians injured waa above 60 or below
14. $*ede«trian» were blamed in tho
survey for «4 per cent of the acci
dent*. The report was baaed on ob
serrations In Atlanta, New Orioana,
Memphis and Birmingham.
Will Present Pageant
On Christmas Night
A beaatiful page*** »"d
1 cantata combined will ba givea in th«
mnl Baptist church on Ohristmai
1 Right. The beautiful pageant, “Both
* I ahum,” «u gi»« *»* »“r «
' Christmas night and rapealod oa t)u
‘ following Friday night. In ordar tha
1 thoao who wars turned away oa ac
’ count af the overflowing crowds ei
’ Christmas night, might bo able t
see th» pagcaat.
k The evoat «Ws year win bo oqaall
* as hssutiful with a greater amour
^ uf music and scenic effects.
*" a —
[' Co-operative marketing will nt
solve all the farmers' problems, bo
“ k will make their wAution easiei
*" No °ne of the farmer* large pro!
r‘ lens, production, marketing, flnarv
m inf, tranportation, etc., can be *©h
► ed without the aohition ol the otl
*■ err. but marketing may well rccci'
** special attention at this time becaui
**• in the pa»t It has received so Iktl
—The Progrestive Farmer.
INCREASE
IN
Ha matt Had
B*Ua Prior
Tiirrr were it
rountia* round u
lu Harriott county
1918 prior to
pared with 16,Ml
date laat year,-:
tlnn furntahad
McKay, apadat
Inerraac of 6,149
The Dep
'»• report
lr had trtnnod 41
S'urrmbrr 1, aa
194 to MB)
on 13.478 balaa,
!0.99€ laat
17,621, aa eo
’ear. Johnaton
u number
lata. Robot.
6.887, aa eo
ear.
The total
reartnf countiea
a Normnber t
• compared
unr data laat
1 of balm fin nod la
year, wai greater
date rut gear (n
cept six. That*
(' ereo, M
PaiaUee.
The report
Caroline
pear than extra
Bute except
with the high .
hae demanded,
timer” are
inf counties
he Southern Baptist
population of
The. total of the
world ta
ltd of
ride in the indicates, if
hi stated, that a oac Bap
tilt tv every 6.7 of oil agee
in the aouth.
The iliatribatioa
lotion by etetea la
in the aarvay: 662,717;
Aiiinin, 262,676; SMalriet of Co
lumbia. 48.701; Florida, 169,646;
Georgia, 907,071; aaathara Wnria
(which eo-eparatas with the aooth
cm Baptist 70474;
Kentucky. 406,796 ; 2*8,
(01; Maryland, 41,926;
879,247; Mlmoaxl, 170496;
Mexico. 8,766, North Carolina, 576.
911; Oklahoma, 16*476; South Car
olina, 409.812; Tcademoa. 466,661;
Tern 640.978: and Virwraia. 608.
7ii.
Misauaippi heads the sooth in tha
proportion of Bagdtort strong tti to
the total population of the Mata,
there being one Baptist to every 1.8
persona, Georgia la second with oi»c
Baptist ta every *.• pa rooms, and
South Carolina to third with oaa to
every 3.8 persons, according ta the
■HTT^jr.
Cheap Explosive To
Clear Land Of Stump*
n. A. Bdga, caanty farm demon
strstlon agent, waa hi D»»» yeMar
•toy and asked Tha Dtepatah to agalr
call attention ta tbs fact that th«
Federal governme«t to dletrtbetiet
an explosive k sears as Bodate
throogh duaouM*art*a agvr.ta. Bo
date! to declared to he jest aa goo.
aa dynamite aad la naaeh cheaper
Mr. Bdga ta pleading to order i
aar lead of this matodal for tha farm
in of Harnett county. The cost I
| IS.** per handled 'peeada, wit
. frclgh added. Cage for ftrlag mm
an being famished fna by tho got
’ era leant. 1%e tetol coat, Inctodia
freight, Mr. Bdga thttiks, wIB at
total more than |* tha Miadn
[ ^Thoaa daahrtng ta plaaa aa ord.
eaa pay Alias H. Ay Lea, of Deni
or Mr.'Bdge. Ordan far ton toi
. have already bean fUeed srlth M
. Bdge end aa aooa a* ordan Ur d
lean ton* (a ear H*d) hare be.
’ given tha Bodadel wtt ha Mfcyad
Farmors livtog la Besepaon, Cat
L bartend or Johaetee carta Use eaa <
h aa place ordan wHh Hr. Bdga ta a
«. ply or. this car Med sUpMeat
* "A hoa In tha hsa hawse to was
two In tha tree top."
Spiritualist Fails
To Return To Life
New York, Xoe. 14—Dr. K rod rick
U Row*ton. Engluh cpirlUullct haai
cr, who (Uod from pneumonia foar
Uajro ago with tha belief that life re
mained 10 the human body until die
Integration Mt In, had not rotomed
to life tMr afternoon when the foar
day* in which, under the law, embalm
ment or cremttton muet take place
had expired.- .
Shortly before 4 o'clock the Board
of Ileal! ii granted la ixtanuon of
one day. Uodor order* rocetred from
Mr*. Rawiton in London, tko body
will hr cremated tomorrow moralag
ante** the prayer* of the healer*’ di*
df>(*< for hla renrroction are oaewer
ed.
Women diacjplej today Mill kept
rigii at the bkr in an B'gbth Ato
nae undertaking mcahUtfimcnt Ap
parvntly Mill retaining hope, they
«ang and prayed fcrrcntly.
FORMER KAISER
TO RETURN HOME
U*. Obtainad Pa sap art. Far
HU Return Ta The
Father laad
BnaUi, Nor. IS.—The former
Jonaaa Emperor U preparing to fo
ur* to the Pathrriand. Be already
■ae In hie hands passports for him
rlf and kb saite. and the BroaeeU
Soaette goes sm far as to say H b
spatted the BakaamaUer* monarchy
rin be resored December 4. William
IT kit ton. Ike former Crow* Prince,
"roddek Wilham. ascending the
krone.
Cats Passport*
Prirate adrices ‘fom Doors. ro>
owed by Ike Agones TdagrapWque
Mge, any*' tint a oeurler, Van
iocchff, arrired at Doom at four
■dock this afternoon with twelve
•erman paaoporta for the ex-Kaiser
LSd Ms imtaedbte errtoarage. A td
gram in cipher was roeaivod there
a the morning and aarty in ifce after
I -
DON'T MARRY A
"DELICATESSEN WIFE’
I Have you ft "deHcatamen wife** b
your home?
> Doctors recommend 'em ae Jtut Dm
. thing. They convert perfectly heel
i thy husbands, with healthy appetite
and healthy peckctbeaks, into Idea
• patients.
< K* husky laboring man can thrlv
I on a "dcHcataaaen" diet Therefore
■ onlese yau at* puny and dyspeptic t
I start with, be euro before you man;
t sfhethor your Intended la going to pn
d pare your meals for you la year ow
kitchen or la going to let eemeeoe ole
r prepare them fee you la seme on
>» cIso's Jtitohen.
a This warning will appear mere la
r. pneehrs after young email* who eei
i- templets matrimony have seal "Dai
a time Wiree,” the startling phetedxi
me coming to the Colonial Ihmli
► Ronday.
I- --
p. Party years’ experience aa a fan
ar any 1‘ttle. Soma af #
oldest farmers an the peered, whi
th some af the yeaageet are very e«
ceaefai.
PROVIDES CREDIT
FORM FARMERS
— 11
Balvlfh. Mar. 14.—What U poael
M)' on« of the wk bvnoltolal move
menu lonanb tho Uttcrawot of
errteuliared cenditieni ia Marti Car
olina calm tatted yeetorday whoa ton
Sorth Carolina AyrlcuttaraJ Credit
Corporation waa oipaaiaad and ehart
rred. Thl* movement waa too <H
root remit of Ac effort, of A E
•*"*. •ccretary-treaaarcr af too
North Carolina Cotton G re wen' Co
operative uuoclatien and /oka H.
Booth all of tko JUlciyh Sarin* Bank
and Tnut Company.
Bo» oomo time Meura Bln* and
Bi<nd«k haoe riven coiwiderehUi
'tndy to to. aereeeity of worth* oat!
mae method of aldla* tko famora
» fiaancia* the prod action af toeir
rrepe. Sorcrel confer*ncee to which
i number of area, deeply into retted
n tko welfare of toe feymto* citizen
hip of the State cotufdered the
ilaae advanced by Meeera. Bin* and
touehatl were held and Ao dnal con- i
crcnee j c* today rrenltcd In the or
eanlaation of tho Morth CareUa*
IgrSraltoral Credit Corporation, wMi
in antborised capital .took of »!,
>00.04®. The charier )um boon yrent
*1 and the new corporation expert*
o bopto bntowm aa eaon aa <l«0f
«0 capital U taken.
k U aa eotabUakod fact that the
Btrchanta to every aocuen of Uito
tote are aadeae to pat their bea:
wee an a caab bmtooaa. la order Aat
hoy raa make their iiei kmi far
sah. Ana boyto* cheaper aad at
be tame line, torn oner their eapt
al mere frequently. It'ie aaotker
reH ertabihfcod fact that the fxnn
» a a rule, particularly toaae of
ho cotton end tobacco trrtitui of
bo State am not able to predate a
rep withoat fine octal — aad
•uatly tote aatietaoce meat be (Iran
y the local morchente. who are there
iy compelled to carry a largo rabuao
kxm other method of B nearing crop
production should ho provided.
It n tide cooditioci and this Mad
that resulted in the [imp of the
act of congress providing far tha am
tablishmonl of Intermediate Credit
Banka aad on# of them banks has
been aotaMMmd at Oolawble aad
North Carolina is fa its territory.
This Intermediate Credit Beak ia to
provide a means of sacuriag for the
farmers credit for the producrtM of
crop#.
At tha meeting bald yesterday, t.
O. BaH of tha Intermediate Credit
Bank of Columbia waa present aad
stated that the organisation being
perfected waa exactly tha method by
which the Intermediate Bank could
brat function. Nr. BeB outlined
carefully tha plans aad purposes of
tha Intermediate Credit Beak.
Working in conjunction with the
local hanks throughout the State, the
North Carotins Agricultural Credit
Corporation wtl assist the farmers
in obtaining tha accessary cash with
which to produce a crap, thus enabl
ing tha farmers u pay cash far sup
plies and far fertilise/. The method
will directly benefit tha festatesr
* * - a si. — 1 — — — f — — —h. — — * — h— i
cause the burden «f earryta* a laryt
amount of credit tnnlnam will bo m-j
moved from (ham, and wiH enable
them to place their bmines* on a
co* basis. Tha loan* attained far
the Inman will como dna at inter
val*. tha* anabtfny them to pay of
a part of th* loan ant of Urn Initial
advance! made on cotton end Ufeaeae
by tbo cooperative aomelation*, and
yet hav* *ome «atk mi hand aa*h
time for upssm TMa will rcrah
in a bewail to tha farmer. In that hi*
i indebted nee* will not all sms do*
1 Immediately apoo th* completion of
hla crop.
Thom loan* *» bo obtained at a
. low mi* hi mtercet and tb* farm*.
► will ayala be beneittd.
l Lea*] banka thnrayont th* Stats
- will ba invited ta take atoek In Km
i corporation aad a lapramatatlo* #:
l the bonk wB act *a th* Weed aye*
t *f th* eorporaUan, paariny on *1
applications for loon*. It ■ the pm*
r poao of <h* carper*tea to week fo
► (ho bonoft of momhon of tha Bee*
«- Canola* Cotton Cooporatv# Anmai*
k dan and th* Tobacco Amoatatiea an
o loan* will ba obtained far th* mam
ham of Barn (m* aryanlmdlon^^
► •*'*• *
<o lawtny board of dkartam, Okalrmn
1* of the Baaed. O. A. Horwoed. 0*M
*- bora, John *• Bio*all, Bdei^, b
11 (T I-tmUhdald, If. O. Man
B. ME.CLUB NAMES
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~* D. Bonn, H W. Print., a F.
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bert; a L. Warren; mmbeiilila
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Butler, J. N. Smith; peafran and
paWieity—D. B. Hood, C. L. Gay aad
H. a Freeman.
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with The tt. Unit fill Pigatoh aftto
the war; M city editor of The China
ro Bvaaiag American; and aa a tporu
writer with the lahnMhaat Maws
Service Ha want with the Aeaociatod
Trees In llit and erwwl the laat
aeaaiea af the North Carolima lagMa
tore far that organisation. Ha haa
recently tarred aa aawt editor of The
Wilmington Star.
Truck Driver Killed
When Truck* Collide
Newtek. Nor. 14. Tat h% VMh
truck! of the Harris CwHMlaa
road from Newton ha lhiihha, hoi
a head-on collision thla afters ooa aad
Oscar Sherd, a young wWta mm
af Hickory, driving one of tha tracks,
wat Instantly killed. HU hand was
crashed hy striking tha hard road
surface. Tha taridtad araacTtl m
the hill earn of the creek near Mat
thew's Coat? Grwaad. three ados ha
tow Maiden.
J. R. Thornton Pawed
»t hi* homo on Knot* t fmm Vmmm,
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A wireless system ha* been instaU
ed at boon Hour, which ha* boon
the msirtancc of tha head of th* Ho
■henioUernr during tha later jraan *f
hi* interment hi HoKasd, and mas
sage* arc received from Xauan
daily.
Fair Premium Checks
Returned Unclaimed
Checks mailed to th* folowinf
name* for premium* won at th* ra
cciit fair hate have been returned
unclaimed:
Thcron Stewart, T5 costs; Him
Bert Jackson. 75 cents; colored de
partment.—Ida Irvins, M cent*; Da
vid William*. 75 o*nta; Haiti* Ma
lone, 51.25; SaRio Marshall, 55 cants;
Kuby One, 51.
Winners of thane premiums can
get same by applying t* t. 0rover
( BriU, aocretary of tbo Pair, at the
' Dunn Chamber of Commerce rooms.
, Enraged Bull Kills
i Man Near Wilmington
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• Wilmington, Nov. 14.—Levi Ball
ingrr was killed at hta home near
Acme by an enraged bull, according
to advice received her* today. Mr.
BolKngvr was until two y*ara ago
a cittern of Catawba county, and was
th* father of Raleigh and Wtatej
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