sws«
CfinJWSBN.
Sev*r^ days since tUe Daily News
received a letter from one of its read
ers, \vhose good will and opinions it
value, relating to the paper’s editor
ial departmer.t. The letter was not
designed for publication, but we take
the liberty of quoting these sentences;
“The eciitorials in the News are vel^
able; they arc written in fine style,
but there is a tone throughout the
paper ,tlv.;t indicates tv disposiiion to
mvvUs ti-ouble for the Dei-r.ocratii: par
ty. .1 do -.’.o', thu'.k that the trouble
mci-.-'i- iis Uke’y '-o com’.'.’.'a;-.tl a foilow-
inif linacr aiiy tivcur.istiihces. I i'S-
.gari.1 thvi News, as all ir.dependent pa
per a;;l I do not .objo;^ to that, but
ed, and not a little mystified,
as events have succedsd thenMelves.
Many acts of the administration we
h;:;Ye apsroved, unreservedly, and.this
h.'d .beeii done with pleasure, whe-.v
ever the con;)ieiKe pernv.tted, be
cause our iirst impulse is oiways to
■sympathize with public sorva.iU ^
t'.ieir trial sand iribula;ions. Vviai
i;;Ei.iect to the h>.r.?or pc-bUc n’.e^-
uro's; the currercy lo^^islation, ‘.ve
''uve :ai;'oroved to the e.'Ce.’^t of oui
kv.ov.-iedgo. As to the t?.ri.T, our au-
CTratioi. v.-aits upon liio l);;t
AVe 'rust I’-'ai. i-U'i tost pi !;\:ng is to
Lc reduced and iiiaf.CLh;=L- blessings
■ ili io»i. Sa-ouU.the law
JESUS AND
e ieserved for men wKo thought Mr. _
Wilson ci-azy, mci'ally, aj)d irrespo::- .
.ihie mentaliy. , This, feeling of dis-! By Sev. D. H. Tutt.e.
IJ!,poii.uneut gre-;v when we found.; 1 The infant Josus on*'
■i^ -a covrollary of this; general situ-;-.nore of-a.-u,^—LuKe Jes.i.
that our own senat-ws, instead a tal e. He touched Jn.dhood as a
V l-aviv.s the peoiile to deal with^’hild and spread smiies over lalart
liieia Upon rl^civ merits, would put | faces ever. Leicre tliey c.ould s.?ea:.
thei- j>oUti;-:'.5 fortunes iijtp the keep-i Infar.is have ‘-their anpls..
cf Cio-Dwiiir^ poHticums. forcing i.snid: Matt. 18: “Take heed that ve
xUe Piv. isU^^L, iiicMeiiv oi pU’.-j.U’c "ct one of theso liU;o
lO ta!;e actions grossly aad:;Vr I .^ay lu'to you. That.i•:
sivtej-ie:y cut of harmoisy wi(i. h;,>;-hei!‘ do ‘'-'.'''‘i "f
profsss;or-.s. ^.Vd with his ecnduc: :n rf ’/y rather.wiL..u is W Heav-
Jiis oa j ;>tat:^.of KV.vc Jersey.
.e shc^., ^ j weu we ^
v,-ay of a;:d v.-el* directed‘ ihc'os pui-
criU.is.i: rather than by harping: there ba.
m^g'n:/y;i:s sfiian niai-teiv. , . J -X, to eniVavra^s
We L:.:ieve that ^.e are ;onsio;e « ^ for ihc
the f;ite of IroU-OiO : j ‘
•ex\ ■ We ch r.ot sae ho\v thyi):-iily Xaw.s i c ...
wer- i- so Irv^Uned, could make-^eri-: aaiy .-ay ai^ ,«o
s„,h c=™t.„, ,.■;» rc,;';
southt'in Siate, ia the pre.^er,: posture ve . , , ,
ol afTah-.. Presuaaai^y, if tlie Sorni-: aroaaa aad
nant party in l^USiaLe). over «feat--o,-a -h^ • ■ _
ed; or de«f..«-cd; the rouble will .;:a
attributed to i»icr:mt disorder.‘
His iVvrig-ii policy of the
;'a;aja we ihir.k, is needlessly pla^-
.. V. V . 1 • . •
a^‘;i“"^:vo-see^^.i^;;ni wh;c!. n:uch.|af.ar obsevvia- the pabUc career o,
.ve,. wm n-:. be .f .ho;^Tv. .Wil-a. ii JI,, ^ '
b. til. .aau- ft.i.adiyU.a;;a^ius:lycc!ebrai.da.a:uuvhah
«,irif;a'wai.b ;be I>:a^r «as evideia-! b: ^ a aNeJ hovored jaace ri
a._„b .a af oar eduor-.i aaauca^ aaaaN. Wa had
\:..e . - ■ ■ Mr..« ii.-a tb.--ash so-aoi;»e tac
;:^a;:'a;;'i:,':aJr:ay. .r earpi.-iy,;e:v.uea. . V.’e baa thought va:a tu.’.
t;;'‘ r.'ts y o;: defensive. We
t L.-;'h :L '.vU^’oin r::d pr02>nety
■ :!;-.• : - r. t!.:> adrainistration,. if it
. ■;■.aa-Iy .a-.;:^sed to apologize to Co-
.■:, ;’,i:la :'or tfe act of a previous-ad-
adnistration, and to pay. to Colombist
>25,000,000. Jf we have stolen.at'y-
a.iiig from Colombia of course we
cught to return' the stolen, good?!,
■at say .islittle about it .as po=-”
.-nit! 'President has seemed t-’. r •’• '.
;v.a ought to repeal the frxs.W-—pvo-
K:/cu. of the canal act, whether
'b.rai'e-i to be or '.yron^. II
ot FitM u»r
V.V.-hinston. Stay 20.—'
i'-)
ilc-bate iKe
;.T.
iacaac W'atts w'rote:
• Kow large the promise, how divine,
To Abrah'm and his seed!
1 am a God to thee and thina,
Supply all their need.”
2 The child Jesus. Read H-'-r.J
chapter—Thi.s tells U' tliat Jesus was
hated as a cHIa- Jos.-ph aad.Ma, y
fled to ..-yt -.o.savi him from Hci-
j’.r.-i b.:’.;;. dll'" v.'i.-ktd masl be t’ac
■i.ar-^ bi'-ie.' c.aibihood. . llcav.
■.■•..aabv cT tb; iiuij-^to.-v aiwut la-
.-.ci-b.
T)a'. bc-.y i-ube .•■it-ii!. Vv.by
.■ji:airjj!y ^tcsa.^ v.'a:; a boy- ■■iu^'ea boys,
ui:‘J'.^r:^taii''bs b.iys, savc^ a.ad usesl.ioy*^
i i'V 4C VJV*\. «. V., „V—.. - • 4..
>-:r i'-wa Ijijen dc-i^r.t- |-.Vr.ir*; ih:;i iike a boy^to it-'-
K;- I’, wrh but WitUYv^r- 'jiuiiy ]}^rent^ in
-ntii th '
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j.,- !'‘eaa'.:raiS aad iVa'Ocrats; aa.i
,ai :;::V citl^Ja er i'ca:oi:vai.
‘ sa:";}': aai Vkb'^'r-'. ^'-bca rii-
.■; Jea supr'a i-, r iirbai^b-, wou.ii
>.\avi-. a!>! !hai hi' waaiii b(-
iua:?,a^!f;a ’baa a itjr. ■-
. i;l: who c,a-d ^Jr Viiwa aau--r liu-
! Lcai:/; bi' aapi'crcii lo i c ''■■
iia> 0’-!" iia\vl!i;c!aae;jt \v-
■ ■■L aba .rra';’b; ' av'.^,aa..
tb.it a i'oiarnaat a;ir a. '-a-i a [Jtaa -
i.a‘at. ^;bavsi:‘Vt tb.- c'v.i: a. aaa ar^li"
\a- a.-^v ab:;:\:aaa;!‘. 'aiibva; refi^v;-
. ^a., -i -vt-;|i:nba-> ‘a- aaiiiaibin^.
Two For Oieo
For every dcllar you plac? ;.i our Ci; ijiciny,
We \-ill give you -WO HOlL.i^RS ^ECUB.iTY in FIRS!
MORTGAGE.: o!i Em.cs. and our CV.inpana/fubuan-
teestho payrm'nt ol l’riin:ipa! Ifitcrcsl a.nt: v-e p..y
?ix per ce.fic ■■■itc'-casr Semi-Ar.nubi'y
Centra! Loan and Ti ust Company,
reel EsS.'tc, Fire, Life, Kn3 live Srock insu arcc.
CAfmi $50,003 00.
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W. W. ■ - - -
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■ FresidfiHt.
- MmWi-
^ec. ft iV^ss.
Teeth
a
Teeth
•‘It didn't hurt a bit”
You have a tooth or probably a whole set of decayed,
diseased teeth you would like to get rid of; but you
are afraid to have them pulled. Is that so?
Well, you agree with us there, so we will toakc an
other statement. Your neighbors will testify to the
truth of this one. LISTEN: We have removed more
than ten thousand teeth just as bad as yours and nearly
every body se>nis to be very agreeably surprised, when the
tooth or teeth is out and they have felt very little or no pain
at ail Uive us one trial. ^Ve guarantee to please. We
make artificial teeth with natural gums. They look well,
well and are serviceable.
Drs. FROST & HOLT, Dentislg.
Office on Main St. over Sellars Drv Goods Store.
Burlington, N. C-
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V;\^ i‘;‘.yo tiikon i>-> -cok
-.b'- '••• i-r."3L‘lh C.f th-
c'r.iv'f cxe-i:\jlive, •.• '■'■■
0 >::-onx in thi? .-'.v
. -• '-ut.ii' :i-' JT.:-:- ‘'V"
c .- x}-.3 sv'ivr.’^c w-.rj”
1 .;: . i;tvLred in hi? -iii.'-;
,'c iie '
in: irust ciei^l v.I:n;
-:• dolicj;cy
■-.i-'-iv- 'iVe hav^- iiuif-
• - • • •.. ’{'.ill SenaUvr
I.-. -!'. li^i'5 rci-'t'i’.i
'i'::.- i
; shlppiUi: '
•' *••.:■ the Noi’th Cu’'o-
\t.r. Wlvit.' lii.s heart
• ‘;y • 11.* pajiSa^TG oi‘
: Iuav rlic
. li.i- pj'Ovi:iiO;i \V;;s u '.-
'>f his lift'. ’A'..'
J; .M.i: f'-i that Demo: n.lit’
■tt'CiViSeK’C'.iL ui
, Wy to liUllv •
v'h:rt "hoy oi i
. V., they difi :-l s., :■■■
.i> jii'i ]• :.-c \.i hj:nori.u »
i'^vo or ihroe Uays before th*5y
i-Avoir>u::d li-mi. Did they not find him
iip. Li mighty good place? In the tCHr
•■-v' -wpi"’’'.;" tyaojitions. ’ U.:'.‘
n Icy. v:a5 then about tweV’C
o’u ;-.5'Ju I'X U:ut he suld
pr.r-!ir.-=;. ‘‘Vvisl ye r.ot thra I
be ;2boui my /:2ihei-V buxines:.’
lU- moart ihiit he v.'os ol-i •■;nouf.h to
i-OV’ ?
1 .\ ChlKi
i Ji
■ il
v.he:i i i'cad th;u
- r oi'!.
wao hero ::in«;a,-r mr’
^v c: I!vd llitlii (.‘hildi'tMi as lan^.s
■0 fo!J,
! /h.uiild iiko to have heen with him
hj.-^ hivi
.1 ri:y he:il,
•'.i.' h:i i bc'.'ii thro’n:i
tn./,
:>ii;-,ht h;n •;■
iiw
t iV; ii li.' s.'0/iiC UUl'J 1^0.
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■ '■.■ .'li :t li!
'■. v.:.i i.'l' .■■■i’i'vi:'’ I iil wli.:;ti: ■ I from
\ ir;:i ^'.'.."iMi::'-:; have
•V- i i.; Of c-duii'.c- vvc
.iiv 1; 1" Wliu'iin'er
V nv.'i- ;i vc iiU'Vc is
i 111 ii v.'iil i‘- il^e of
\V..r ^:^'^v i.ind will
be ili\ii!oil aniiiii^' ih" pc.f.11, hut. they
ulll to l-.o Villa’s pooni:. Instead
c:^n u:i lih'jrty tjiert? will be
llu* of Oio caltlc* ihit’f. We
l;iiVO .Vutrlii, the ai-
l.*:i\Hl iiuavi-3:\*»'. on the iiide of
;lio kivu'i'. iiiul;i-i’.iuri!ei-er. In-
J-.-i.i, ;i,l tliit; Jlf.'ck-r.ii ;uT;ui-, the era
. r it! k-ltiu;.;, rnpiiH' nnd aiiavehy,
is Ii> l e l.vMiRht lr> a ftr'iml 7.nals
I'j the certain exiiltatioii anil jtloriii-
jatioii of Villa, the ,;uperlieaot.
Jliiii! you, '.'•■e ai :' I'ol .■iaying that
the UnileJ states .should ore this
huv’o Lv.tei ve.ned, with avn\s, in Mexico.
We heUcve if peaoe am! onier if to be
i-i'storoil there it wili iia\c to be done,
ii (tor.o 00 a liasis, iiiuier b
I ’.'oiectoraie exercised liy Washington.
What tvd are sayiii;;: is that the
V/ashiiigtoii governmerit .‘should not
Jn\e iiiterveneii (morally) unless it
v.as ri':idy to procc-ed with thif policy
of intervention to iis logical i.-onclus.
.»;i. It has been too much like a re
time of mystery. The (^reat Com-
mor,cr has taken very few of the
ir.mmon people into his confidence.
Ihe reasons assigned for sending a
•.■:reat fleet of battleship.'; to Mexican
v.T.ters were puerile and inadequate,
■f o.oni'.idered in ;'0nnection with the
v'hoHy valid and adequate reasoiis
that might have been assigned.
This, broadly speaking, is the view
'.ve have taken 01 what we may terro
the foreign situation. We regret it
if it has caused any of our nuineroos
and very good friends to offend. But
we simply cannot support the idea
of a great Moral Empire, the concep
tion of private emissaries Hale and
Lind, with Vilia, th« mipossthlft In
the stellar role-, to all intenta «nd ^uf-.
'■ : WUii ;i I'iiild ;!!
Jiij: I .;;’, Nuticc
;i;0 ci-:!:! i '‘i'! i!‘ ' ''
■: ::?i 'i -O '-J.v .
: i. -. i" .!' * i ; I'ii:-*;''i' '■’* Hr*;-''-
- -. ■■■: •: -C oiK'.-,
_- .;■ i '( m' - V.'ili. 1 ■■ i^- Vf.-l'-l 1*1!!- .
;r ill-, it- -ia'cnil as i",yii;i'’
'i'l.
,1c. u.' r'.s li!‘ c".t'‘i’C‘i .1 ^ i.!-^Licn.
r)i'.,s ci'ui iia-i! I 'il cl‘.:’-
il,y:i liiMii I'i.'li t'l llic clicl. .le-li-i nvi-
iU-cil till' ]-.r:ii'-i-i i l' !--.c (iiiiiiicii .-ni.i
callc.j .-iiciilii.-M 1.. il- H.-c
i-'t, !7. 'Vll; L is s’.v^'cu !' tiuili th ‘
tSU?!'i:'y i lil ( llii(|!:00(l
7 Jt'si/-s ! cos.'-cil ci;tlih'i'‘ Miiv.
llt-.l;;-li'. --.1 |!;T)c;'ls lnli;-i!
slatlreoing of teagioii in tbe Mencan
situation resultad today in the co.m-
sidoration at the Navy D.epartment of
nU-.j-s tg withdraw a part ot the fleet
.’).T the, east coa-"*- >>f Mexi.ca, Actujg
.'St;.ic,t-,'.ry Roosev--.^, said he hoped
vrfthin K week to r.ave four battle-
sV.lns, Uvo destroyers end a tender on
:hvii\y rvji'th.
■- ,jt-hcv in'.fcrtant development. o-I
'l.i day was a conference called by
Secretary Biyan Avith British .Ambas
sador -Spring-Ri’cs and Miaister Van
Raphard oi The Netherlands ou.-,
sider conditions in the Tampico r>!
fields. Protests, it v.'as i-epoited, hiu
been received frorA oil qperstors that
Eederal officials had uegotiiVved trans
fers of the r.'.ei icais leases ts Britis!)
and r>-.:.h oil me;;.- Soras protests
i’-'ad D'jtch holders r.«gbt
t*=e Go;?s;itut;oha'ists as-
n:>:-ird co,:ti-cl followed. An under-
3t;:/:ir-J:-!s wa.s i-suc’ned that transfers
-iv .cio . duri.-.-;- the .=ie^-c of Ta'.npisX'
no-: 1;: rc-wife^-i^ied-
ct(;!y Ejyiiji .s;uij the State Ue-
p;'.rt:r.-er.i no Etdvices of any etT.ort
to eol!e;.t: contributions from foreign
ers i;i T,ampi;:0.
The Plate Department, ctili without
iBsv.it. co'.’.tinued its cft'orti to obtain
rforniaior. as 10 the fate of. Con.'jul
■Johri R. SiHiman at Salciiio.
“We art- now seskii^g ir.i'crnialioa
as to -Siilirean -rvom sources other tiian
throusii Me-'ijco City.
JMo c-/ricj;ti iiuonnation was forth-
coii-.!!.!;’ ii:,th-> case.ct frivate riamue!
P;;j'i;s. Tht' .State Departmant is stiU
witU’.'ur reply to the note in which it
dema!',>ivd ii-.foi-matios; about Parka
iind eharacterixed his reported
cution as ' a hostile and unfrieri.'liy
act.”
The Vviu- U-.-partment, liuwever, re
ceived a copy Ol an aiada\it made by
.\. \V. IJ-ai’u, i;i v--hich he repeated i
-story told biivt by an aileged eye-wit
i'ess of Parks' death. T);e affidavit sets
forth ihai: Park.s was sl,‘ ; to death
t^y a arin" Scjuad .i:t ordti’ of a ilex
L-.'a:-. commai’.dcr. LVsaud said tiiii
i’-arr.^j of the eye-V(*itnens must not be
lev c.ill'J becausv hu would be killed
if it v.ere known he had giv-jn the in
formal ion.
.\ssura.:cc.-. ;hat the famiiy of T. J.
L^niiih ; f T*.-atjia.. -’■ic’Xico, is safe
'.'or the jirulection ci British and lira
;.i[ia-i (iiirloinaiic officcis and that ev-
, y -. jr:-i L i.s lici!!:-^ n;:;de,ti ebiain the
ejease I'ror.i iiajjjisaniner.t of iiniith
hinist^lf. wcry recei'-ed tiy yecreiary
Ib-yan iViur, the Bfa'iilian Mii'-istcr in
Mer.ico City, t.'-or.slituvioaaiists, who
h.ive oci-iij.-ii;.! iiias on the west
!.'( ust •)!’ Me>;i*, o. I’.avc enforced order
a 1’...VI’ i!-a'laiilec:i pr;'leciic,;t to
"kji.,:! .'i! ilov,".rii.
‘‘il is cuireJitiy rcj-;)rt .-vi,‘ ^-ai>l -'i
Tm.ju tji-’ i> ii.a'tiniii.1, "‘tnat
nuiui’i-r.-; of i'.re dc.scrt-
ii'i.: t!;rj C-a;:-tluiiioaaii-ls ia U;e
V iiic iis-lrict. The cintiars."!: m Atiici-
icaM .-hijjjaai.; Ic.u Itevi: Uited. in
ri!s;ic-''.-i coiulilior:- arc rcj;i)nfn
a:; nn banjxed on tile Piicilic coa;-.t.
'■.-\diniriil Htjward rt^pia-f.s ihat no
ir:ru{-i!'.:ttinn has Jieett rt-c‘eived o! the
Dt.ylc l';iniily aiid that ino.si of the
ein)iloyes of ihe Tcliainne.n(-c Kailroiui
k'fi by tiic way if the ea;-.i cna.sL"'
\-iliiiial Howard also ani'ouac.'d that
the rCfiff ai i’iwd at Mav.athiTi ajal the
destfoye;- Hull after” tou-.-ii!!-.;r ;‘t
fii'aymas I’leartd i'of E.apa/.
eFMjcarAi.
The of l^ie Haij Ctrnlortm
The Rev. John Benners Gibble. Keclor..
Every Sunday, 11:00 ».i m., and g’.OQ
p. m.
Holy Communion: First Bunday, l.l.-
»..m. Third Sunday^ 7;20 a. m.
Holy ahd hints’ Day*, JO:OV «,
Suaday Sciieol, t>:30 «. m.
; The public is cordially invited.
A If pews tree. Fine vested choir.
CltUlSTUN CHUBCil-
- -Uvf Chuivh awl Davis SjiccIj,.
A. B. K-enda.ll, Pastor,
8 eviry iiunAay, U:OU Si la.,
ih na
?.u?ida ■''1. a- Jonn K.
B’.osti ■
Christian Services S.ujiday
evenSnjf* ., ‘15.
Mid-W»^k * . .)Cf - .Service, every
Wednesday . :■>" !>• m.
pJles’ AM anu. io;iary Society
meets on Mono- T tlw second
Sunday in each ■
A cordial invitation ext ' to all.
A Clitircli Home for '•isk ’d for
KEFOR.MEJ) CIICRCH.
Corner Front and Anderson St^eel.-s.
;—. , Pastor.
Siirday School every S;:h’oat.h. P.45
a. m.
Preaebln," eve.*-y .Secoi;d and Fourth
Sabbath, ll-.CO a. ni., and 7:30 p. m.
Mid-Week Service every Thursday,
.‘:nO ?.. ri,
cordial welcome fo a!!.
Pavi-or.af" >-e>"r>!^d door from church.
PRESBYTEiHAN CIH.nCH.
ftev. Donald Slclver Pastor.
Services ev«ry Sunday at 11:00 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. B. ,R.
Sellars, Superintendent.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday at 7:30
p. m.
The public is cordially invited to ali
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Mertm W. Buck, Pastor
Sunday Worship, 11:00 a. m., and
7:30 p. m.
Sunday School at 9:.W ». m. J. L.
Scott, Superintendent.
Praise and Prayer Services, Wednes
day. at 7 :.'J0 p. Ml.
Christian Culture Cla-ss, Saturday at
;i:dO p. ni.
rinirch I'Vitifcrenci:, Wednesday before
first Sundsiy uf -rach month, 7:30
ji. n‘
01 servance of Lord's Supper, Iirst
Sunday in each month.
Woman’s Union, first Monday of each
month, 2:30 p. m.
THE 5JETH0D1.ST PllOTEST.A.XT
CHUKCII.
Davis Street.
Mere l-’(.dcr;iks Uillcd.
.ica.cw'.. May 20. -Tivo I'ciiriai ;;ca-
oral.s, Jli.-rJcl ai;d lirnacio
v,\-rc Killed in the i'alilo of
I’aredoa a;ul two nthcr pcacrals and
mai’.y forn;'.:r i-’c.lor;u ofiki;.ls were
lo.vecuted by t)se ciin.-Ttilulionaii.sI.s af
ter the lii'ttlc, Hccorciins to ;i c -ny of
an uuotTicial tjlep;ram from Cicncral
Villa to Cci.eral (’avr.it'.za rectived
here today.
The nfiii.-iai report says:
■'It is known that Generals iliguel
.Alvani and Ignacio Munez fell in the
jat. General O.sorono .-ind a good
number of federal ojcials were ex
ecuted."
Regaiding the fight at .‘3ertuche, the
report says in part:
"There was captured also a general
id :!2 ofticials who composed his
staff. --Ml we.e executed immediate
ly.”
Norfclk S' Wgslern
iJev. George L. Curry, i'astor.
Services:
Morning, 11:00 Evt'r.ing, 7::i0
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday eveniisH.--.
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Kocictie-i
every IM'Miday afternuoa after first
Surdity in sucii month.
Sin-day ychool, y;;;0 a. ra. J. G. Hog-
ers, Superintendent.
Good Baraca and X'hilathea Classes.
You are invited to attend all
SuSraevtU'S Start Fire.
Aldershot, England, May 20.—A
great bru.sh lire, declared by the au
thorities to have been the work of mil
itant suffragettes, encircled today the
royal pavillion in Lon Valley, where
King George and Queen Mary are in
residence in the center of a great army
of British troops.
Several battalions of infantry and
regiments of cavalry subdued the
flames. As their majesties left the
royal pavillion today two women dash
ed in front of the carriage waving a
banner with the words “votes for wo
men.”
.May 10. l‘»!4.
Leave Winsten-Salem;
8:50 .A-. M. daily for Roanoke and in
termediate stations. Connect
with Main Line trains Nortii.
East and'West with Pulln-.ai
Sleeper, Dining Cars.
:1Q P. M. daily for Martinsville
Roanoke, the North and East
Pullman iSteel Electric Lighted
Sleeper Winston-Salem to Har
risburg, Philadelphia, New York.
Dining Cars North if Roanoke.
1:15 P. M. daily for Roanoke and lo
cal stations.
Trains arrive Winston-Salem 11:00
A. M., 1:10 P. M., fl:35 P. M.
Trains leave Durham for Roxboro,
South Boston and Lync^iburg, 6:45 a.
m., daily, and 5:30 p. m., daily except
Sunday.
W. E. Bevill, Pass. Traff. Mgr.
W. C. Saunders, Gen. Pas. Agt.
M. E. CIjURCH, SOUtiL
FRONT STREET.
Rev. D. H. Tuttle, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday mornine and
It is pretty hard thing to do. But
if you will tell your wife every day
that slie knowns move than you do,
you won’t hav« meny scraps wivn
her.
puoses,
New*. ■
of Emperor.—Greensboro
CHURCH DIRECTORY j
HOCUTT MEMORIAL BAPl'iST
CHURCH,
Adam* Avenue and Hall S(.
Kev. Jas. W. Rose, Pastor.
Preaching every fourth Sunday «t 11
a. m. and 7 p. m.
Sunday Schol every Sunday at 9:80
a. 13.
Prayer Meating Wednasday, 7;:iO p.
m.
Aid StMdtty liriit S«nd«; af-
{ ImMM'
Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. \V. .K.
Sharpe, Superintendent,
I’rayer Kervice, Wednesday eveuinK
at 7:3tj o'cloc!^.
Epworth League, 7:0(> o’cloak «very
Sunday eveiing.
■\l. E. CHURCH. SOUTH.
WEBB AVENUE.
Rev. Oblette, Pasvo\
Preaching every first Sunday at 11:00
a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Second Sun
day at 7:30 p. m,
Sunday School every Sunday at 10
H. P. Moore, Superintendent.
Everybody welcome.
—
aiACEDOMA tUlHiilRAN
CHURCH.
Front Stret'H.
Rev. T. S. Bro\in, Pastor.
Mortdng Service* at 11:00 a. m.
No services on third Sundays.
Sunday School 9:45 e, m. Prof. J
B, Robertson; Superintendent. ;
Teachers’ Meeting Wednesday, 7:8^
p. m. ' (Pastor’s Study). ^
Woman’s Missionary Society, first
Thursday in every month at S;3C
p. m.
L. C. B. Society, second l%ursday to
«v«ry month at 8:30 p. m,
LutlMr League, aecond and fonrtti
Sradayc »t 8:00 p. m.
Vwpem «t t:SS p. a.