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BURUNGTON. ALAIIANtSE COL^Nty. NOBTO CAROLINA* TUESDAY, JUNE 22. im
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' lEYMTHlW, IS UUNCe
"rSuperJreadnaui{ht Glides Smoothy Into Waters of
i^t Rivtt In View otChcOTiag Tens of
Thousands.
the
NEWS
UMtMf attorney. The Gia^toiT ftiaily
I'apiiMjn to have fared well acconling
. .,-. '— jto Pharr.
Baidgii,: June 21.—Collector Bailey j T^n Mecklenbiirg Ud not £tick to
finftUy e*raM out with Ms sharp lie^ own candidate When «ne offered to.
cHtieid of the Stats oiScera whose | un-fliie a Gafd>^ relativ« fnm a
indiff«rent ikttitude towiu-d the pro- 'post. ^ Yates Webb defeated B^nd
hibiUpii ^ts of the dominant party . Pwi|M« for congress in Mecklenbuig,
make it necessary for the at^iotia! ;.Prest4n’£ home. Po»'^eaker as Ssh-
govem^nt to maintain a hwde of ator ^&arr 13 acclaiined to be, he be-
deputies in BaleigV to. enforce a law, lieves he lias a talking point tUr.t the
the benefit of which is entirely io' voluhte Gardner cannot meet;
tONLY THE PENNSYLVANIA EQUALS IT IN SIZE'state and detriment to the federal ^ The fact that two distinguished
• government. . Deojoerats are going to spend their
I Mr. Bailey made a. statement a few for this secohdaiy j''b will.
Secretary of The Navy Daniels, Governor Hunt days ago in which he defended hu\°^ «»»*«• ‘>e i>y ^ Democratic
snad Senator Ashhurst of Arizona, and Mayor pi^n« for the retentioi ,"^n»
V 11 ^ ikT' xr I /'•i. * T'U *‘*’® oflke and fieldaleputies ve-.P“'^y i>atriots.
MitCntll, of New TOrkLlty, Amon^ ine ^t"!cently wWle’ in Wa^ington. Slr.i Collector A. D. Watts! of the States-
Kcial Party Witnessing Christening; New VeS'-lBaiiey declares tlat the stite officers viUeoffice of the revenue departmer.t,
sel Built To Receive and Give Punishment in j“^-* insisu,^^"* sa^rday mght and Su»day^in
jthat the federal. duties are having
jmuth more than their share of work .^® st»rt in a day or so.
j CO do on account of stat4 legislation. | ^ aewsppperman was heard to ask
I While the interview was not }n theit*^® Oilbne! if Jim Hartness will re^!-
Inrtuie of an attack upon the state ®fy“" Grimes for the offtce of
officers, it constitutes the worst sort j state. Collector Watts
' of criticism of them ana boidiy charges; replied; "He wants to if iie can win."
them with doing less than'their duty.; Pe^i^^the Colonel’s protestation that
The collector took no hazard in say- j was entitely personal, tb.j
Wake county is supposed; believe th^t the
Sea Battles; Old Vessels Toys By Comparison
MISSMNS FALL
BACK ISO MILES
Teutonic Allies Are Confident of
Success in Capture of
Lemberg
EMPEROR TAKES COMMAND
Will Direct IGalician Campaign,
Lemberg' Hears Roar of Guns;
FELLOW
ycyiim nrPFiyn
inLinuLiiiii uu
R. w. scon
in» this,
Declare That Aiamnce Man Has have more than her share of pro- learning all that he can
Never Been Guilty of amproper Con- hibition sympathizers among the coun- |l>efow allowing his life time ally to
duct in Office.
Asheville, June 20.—
Alamance, appointed
. ty officers but a blockader would ^ race which will do no more
flourish if he had only the sheriff's : *^han shovi", at best, the Watts strengtli
■R. W. Scott, of force to fear. Man have been caught' *•*** state. If Hartness runs and
making liquor on the city’s property *“ defeated for the nomination, and he
by Governor
Question of Whether Russia Locko Craig to succeed himself r.s i
Has Ammunition Sufficient To member of the Board of Agriculture,
and using the city’s water supply for more pov.'erful machinations
the booze. But they were not caught ^ employed than are now for
MrotSeSent Strain Confronts confidence of his associates fay the town or county olfiers. Bailey’s;^™- mewi merely that Watt?
AIKbc 'on tfts board, according to resolutions deputies did it. [cant put him over.
adopted by fellow members of the The commission appointed for che i «long time it was thwight that
board which were made public here reform of judicial procedure in North; Saloon lAvavie vrotid tltrow
Saturday by Governor Craig . The OiHreHna. ’ met today and deliberated . **** fi?h*. ^ wwiId.M*
cm IT® 'resolutions were adopted by the board as to parceling out the work for the,** because
r All I lUN a"Ll IO following the mine of charges against five members. j in legis-
w_ u Jative circJe‘5 where it can present peti-
———— Scott in which it was charged yhe resolution providing for this*. ‘ , * ,
41..*. V ,‘u« stions as lone as a cancUdate s tongue
Cabinet Crisis May Change Head *
had b^n guilty of impropor ,^^„„,i„„ R«P«l>Ucan i ^
of Constitutionalist Wove- •««««. on the commission and fcnner Judge
! I" resolutions to the Governor Greensboro, is that ^
inemhe'-s of the board de- member. Chief Justice Walter Clark
«riT cjrtM voktva ATTTfnMP attacks^ en Mr. Scott jg chairman, and the other members
WILSON , WAITS OUTCOM ^ ^ Adama, of Carthage,
. should not be held agsinst the man senator L. V. Baasett of Edgecombe,
President's Cour^ Will Possibly who has served so well. Mr. Stott’j Jadg* Bynum, and Major W. A. Gra-
Lean To Villa-Zapata Fac- associates declare that while they have hain findings wifi be put into
tion, Which {Is 'filling To differed at times with him, they have panmphlet form and i.«ued as an ad-
Make Peace; Recent iDevsl^- f>uAd that he is upright and honest jjress to the people of the state prioi^
m&nt Gives New Angle To and Jm, pei-formed his duties *s a
member of the board in a most satis-
to the 191? general assembly.
OF U. S.
factory manner.
The resofutions set forth that Mr.
Scott has never been guilty of im-
SltuatlOn , ftieiitucr uii; uuui u tn u m. r. i.-t ^ i
' I The Democracy while tryin.s; tc avoid
a fuss over the governorship may gat
up a sizable scrap over the lieuten
ant governor’s contest with former
Un C Senator K. L. Pharr, of Mecklenburg,
ntLlI iNluUlHilLL it is stated that he has been a
faithful and efficient officer and has
done the State excellent service. To.
Senator Pharr was here Saturday.
German Newspaper Articles
Express .View o£ Hailing
and Searcljiog Ships
tJERMA^f SUBMARINE SUNK
* Admiralty Says Vessel Rammed
• By British Steamer After Be
0, Max Gardner
Cleveland as the runners.
of
refuse to ajppoint him to niembership
on the board to succeed himself be
cause of the charges vdiich have been
made against him, the resolutions de
clare, would be dcing a good man ic-j
reparable injury.
This is of interest to our people
who know Mr. Scott. The charges
I
Ubti! he talked and expressed his de
sires so freely, it had been supposed
that Senator Gardner was to talk into
the iicutenancy with the same ease
that attended his candidacy for the
presidency of the seruite last 'winter.
Mr. Pharr was president pro tempore
Without reading the editorials in
this paper, many Republicans and
Profjressives have endorsed its view
that there is no necessity for fh-’
standing back of any well wisher of
tl}e proposed unity bccau&e he belongs
to “the old crowd.”
The “old crowd” voted its convic
tions when it took nerve and prepared
a party into which the recruits could
come without fear or shame, it is
dcciared by some of the strongest whj
believe it perfectly possible to get
the divided element.% together again on
fundamental matters, economy in
state government, busmess in its de
partments, fair elections and in na-
tionul affairs the immemorial issuns
of the old party.
These reflections were nvide by ssv-
era! Raleigh Progressives and Repub
licans upon a recent interview of a
Stokes county KepubUcan who a'.ked
about sixteen members of the old par-
trics to retire and make way for su'h
new names as have never adorned the
trt J o^.s.«v ... J 1 ^ „ the other session and each caught the'annals of conventions,
ing Ofdereu To . Stop* St^-ted rsferred to were made by fellow , . , ® 1“
- — I V.n.l-.«* l/V«ra i\r ixwaei/ltn.'v I
Ic Will Have Bearing On Ger-l Democrats but of course our jpeople
man-American Nego^itations jo not believe them.—Editor.
BANKERS OFF ON
NEW
WHITT-HEfTHCOCK WEDDING.
habit—the love of presiding,
I Gardner had an easy lead. He went
about the state two or three cam-
'paigns drumming op first years voters’
I clubs and pulling for the raw oneis.
■] Senator Pharr was practicing law in
Hoyd Whitt and Miss Oliva Heith- Mecklenburg. He isn’t a campaigner
cock, of Burlington, were roamed hare particularly long on latter
yesterday afternoon at 5 o’clock. Jus- nemocracy, his opponents say.
Sail Away On Steamship Coraan-jtice of the Peace W. C. England per- among the tightest of the
ache and Convention Is ’forming the ceremony at his office on standpatters according to the “pro-
at An End 1 Green street. Only a very few friends, gressive Pemocrntjc” estimate and the
were present. former senator isn’t a mixer.
Both young people are prominent ir.
.Maznance county and are quite well
known here. They left for their home
WILLIAM INGLE SPEAKS
i I
Chairman Federal Reserve Bank
at Richmond Shows Wherein
State Banks Ought To Come
Into The New Banking System
J. L. Armfield New President
But here’s where Pharr hopes to
head off Gardner. Gardner’s daddyrin-
law. Judge James L. Webb has beld
in Burlington immediately after the
wedding yesterday.—Greensboro News _
Now that Mr. Barnx^s haa( been
proven a boss, it’s .safe to bet that
he won't be.
MEBAXE.
Oij Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. Mel
Thompson entertained the Book Club
and other guests in honor of Miss
Fanny liebane, who is to be married
to Dr. William T. Ralp of Belliaven,
June 25. Rook was played. Refresh
ments were served.
Monday afternoon on the lawn of
the Morgan home, little Miss Mary
.^llen, the 30-year- old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. G. Morgan, was hostess
to a number of little friends at her
birthday party.
Wife—A tramp at the back door.
Keystone Finishing Mills and Haw man, Clyde Hoey, brother-in-law of
River First team met in an almost Max Gardner is assiatant district st
one-sided game Saturday afternoon, torncy. Two "brothers hold recorder*
Keysitoners winning by a score of 17 ship and mayorality of Cleveland wfcde
became Judge. Yates Webb, uncls-in-
law, has been many years a congres-s- who has already eaten r. piece of
tbat pie limade yesterday, wants to
know if you'ean do .nnything for him,
Husbiind—Tell him, my dear, that
I am a commission merchant, not a
INSUIUNGE MEN TO iOMFEItENCE IN
K^S WEEKi BliSUIWrON
Hendersanrille t« Eat«rUiK DetesatM DuhaRi IKitrtct Methi^sts Held An-
-^Mr. WaUer Laathetk M Ike j onai Session Here.
• • .Pivgnm.' I . L—.-
- ! Durham District
Mnch inirest thrpoei>out the J^te opened its annual session in Front
centers in the meeting in Header-j Street M^hodist church tiere
sonville this week, Thursday, and Fri- day afternoon at 2:30, the presiding
day, June ^-4. and So of the Noi'th cider. Rev. J. L. CunningS^m. of Dar-
CaroHna Association of Insurance ham, presiding. Devotional services
Agents. Local interest is augmented were conducted by Mr. Cunninggim.
by reason of the fact that Mr. Wal- Rev.. Costen J. Hai^U, of Durham,
ter Lambeth of this eity is on the \vas elected s^retary. The roll was
proffrr'ii for discussion., .called and there were about -seventy-
The address of welcome at .the five ministers and laymen present. It
eoinin*? convention will be delivered ■ v,’as decid^ to hold morning sessions
by Mr.. E, W.. Ewbank, ,of Henderson- .9 to 11, followed by sermon, afternoon
yille, with a response by Mr. R. E. sessions at 3:30, eveiiinjc .nt 8.15, and
Kollin, of this city. President W. early morning prayer sen-ice at 630
B. Mej-rimon, of Greensboro, will then to 7:15.
deliver his annual address, followed by Rev. j. D. Dailey reported for the
the report of Secretary W. E. Sharpe. Coanmiteee On Examinations, and
There are many social events on the Messrs. Walter Reese Jenkins and
program so that the delegates are Lonnie Enos Robbins having stood an
assured of a splendid time during their approved examination and being lec-
stay in Hendersonville. Addresses on om/nended by the comrauttee, wer^
the program are by such-well known given license to preach.
insurance men as President H. R. The presiding cider appointed the
Bush, of the Dixie Pre Insurance Com- following committees: Quarterly Cor-
pany; W. J. Griswold, of Durham; W. ference Record: C. R. Ross, J. A. Mar-
N. Mann, of Albeicarle; P. R. Moale, ti,-„ F. B. KoUitt. Prese-nt Status: G.
of Asheville; Hon. Janies R. Young, B. Starling, J. J. Boone. H. M. North,
State Insurance Commissioner; James W, J. Martin, John R, Proctor, H. H.
H. Southgate, of Durhr.m; Paul B. Mullins, G. E. Harris, W. H. McDade,
Hulfish, of Raleigh; Walter LambeOi, D. B. Cameron, Future Policy; W. C.
of Charlotte; Paul W. Schenck, of Martin, N. C, Vearby, J. M. Ormond,
Greensboro; W. C. Maupin, of Salis- C. O. Jordan, W. P. Few, W. E.
bury, and other well known general Sharpe, W. E. Hay, M. W. Brabham,
and Jocal ag^nt^ of NiH-th Carolina. , W. H. McDade.
The pMMmtk the aaMeiation is j The report of the District Board of
Mr. W. B, Merrimon, of Greensboro; Trustees of the District Parsonage
the vice president, Mr. E. E. Emer- was read and approved. The presid-
son, of Spray; secretary and treas- ing- ^Ider was instructed to nuike ap-
urer, W. E. Sharpe, of Burlington.— peintments to the various charges in
Charlotte Observer. ,the district to cover debt on the oar-
1 *■
jsonago. Cosifsrence then adjoume.1
BASE ball "
GIBSONVILLE WJfNS AT GREENS
BORO.
Secoad Team Oefeatrd Proximity Sec
ond Teatn by a Scorv of fi to 3.
Rev. Dr. H. M. Korth prached a
most excelletit sermon at night, and
administered the Lord's Supper after
ward.
The early service this morning was
a delightful one and was attended by
more than one hundred. Rev. W. W.
Greensboro, Ji’ne 20.—Yesterday af- Peeie, of Trinity, conducted the serv-
ternoon at Cone Park, the Gibsonville ^on the subjcct of “Personal Con-
second team defeated the Proximity sccrjition, ’
second team in a well played game | "^he business session bega.i at nine
by a score of 6 to 3. The pitching, o’clock with the devotional service ty
of Allrtid, the '^elding of -Sutton aml |Rev. Mr. Cunninggim. Several more
Ellington, and the hitting of Holt and delegates were enrolled. Several ys3-
Gerriiiger featured. jitors were introduced to the cpiifer-
Gibsonvil’e made 6 runs, secured tl ^ence; Rev.^. J. W. Jones, W. S, Hales,
hits and made no errors, wliile Proxi-: Hnriter and L. il. Massey. Rev, Mr.
mity secured 3 runs .'> hits and made 6. Jones spoke to the conference in tke
errors. .interest of the Methodist Mutual Fire
Batteries: .Mired, Pettigrew and Company of Statesville.
Yow; Davis and Grubbs. i D. H. Tuttle led the confrence
_____ j in the discussion of “Personal
j Evangelism”; Rev. J. M. Ormond led
I in “Social Service as Means of World
Defeated Graham Yesterday Afternoon' Conquest”; Miss LHlie Duke spoke to
BURLINGTON W'iXS.
in Fast »nd Exciting Game.
;the conference in the inte-.-est of Wo-
I man’s Mission Work.
Burlington, Jur.o 19.—Burlington de- j presiding elder named the fol-
fcr.ted Graham here thi.? afternoon iii,*0'vi”8 committee on Temperance: E.
a fast and exciting "ame of baseball j^. Durham. J. Q. Ware, J. A. Yar-
(i to 1. The feature of the game was .horouph. W. L. Markham, A. .T.
the pitching of Bond for Burlingtor, j^'hor'.. on, Vr. E. Galloway, H. C.
he holding Graham to two hits. In
.iddition. Bond hit over the left field 1 •' 'ter a short recess Rev. A. 34c-
fence for a homet. Bond and Brittan | CuHen, of Durham, preached a splen-
formsd the local battery, while thit sermon on Missions, using as his
of Graham was corajosed of Pace and text: “Go ye into ail the world and
j
E. Morris. , preach the gospel to every creature.”
I The remainder of today and toaior.
Another game was pS^yed betweeii j he spent in business sessions
KeystoT\e second teaKs ancS cot- j the conference will close wiJli ast
ton mills, wMeh resulted in'^ victory illustrated lecture on “.A.frica’‘ tomor-
for the Elmira boys, the scorV,^being night.
10 to 8.
to 1.
another b'niither-in-law is said to be doctor.
Having nothing to wear servos
some women as an excuse for not
going to a party. But it also serves
some as a reason for going.
When i man “pays as he goes” he
sn’t very often break any sj>»ed '
litmi^ or establish new aHittw^a
fliglit^ \
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