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FUNERAL SERVICES TO
BE CONDUCTED TODAY
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Funeral cervices (or the late Hr
jj Aahea Edwards, who riled at hi* home
L •yesterday aornini at 11 o’clock,
Urill (f h*l4 teppr'Ylte residence on Ashe
(treat Sunday morning at 1# o’clock and
will be conducted by Rabbi J. L.
Mayerbcrg of'Oßvb Sbolem tempi*.
Mr. Edwards *a< M year* of age,
ami haa been la declinlnir health (or a
auaibra of year*. Protracted lllfiess fol
lowed a complication ,of trouble* a few
year* ago and with advancing y*hrs he
ftr* gradually weaker About u month
ago be went to Baltimore to Hr. How
ard A. Kelly, a noted *urgeon--(or con
aultation and since hi* return three
Week* ago had ben convned to hi* bed.
Born In Labstt, Germany. November
Ift, 181st. he earn# to thl* country while
yet a younjc boy, alone, fricndle**, pen
ail*** unable to *poah a word of Eng
lish. He itarted from Philadelphia, on
a email scale, and traveled throuyh the
Eastern Atlntic States, and West a*
far a* Kaasaa and Oklahoma, establish
ing trading post* and stores in what
was then frontier country. Life in the
open over a period of years, with Its
hardships, was not without Its rewards
physically and until recent year* tin
deceased wa* a robust, nß'lt man.
Capa* Mere Fifty Year* Ago
Almost fifty year* ago, Mr. Edward*
came to Goldsboro and for n long time
conducted n general clothing store in
the building now occupied by hi* son.
N. A. Kdwards. and Albritton and Cos.
He rise did a large business in horse*
and mules, conducting a sales stable
as. an adjunct to his mercantile busi
ness. In his Ister years, before ha re
tired entirely from active life. he. en
gaged la farming too.
About tan yaar* ago he surrendered
the cares at business and was succeed
ed by his son. N. A. Edward*. Although
inaetiee for the loot few years la busi
ness. he remained vigorous and was
alert and Interested la the development
of Goldsboro. For tbvse past ten years,
he haa been a familiar figure on the
etreel* of Goldsboro. moving about
towa in an old fashioned horse nnd
buggy H# Barer- quit* roeonclled him
self to the automobile.
Married Oct. 11. »TT
October HI, I»T7. he wa* married to
Miss Flora Falk. Through the 45 years
of their married life, the union was
an exemplary one. Seven children were
born to them, two, an Infant daughter
aad a son, Leonard, preceding Mr. Ed
wards to the grave. The others living
and married are Mr*. William Urban
aky of Salisbury, Mrs. L 8 i ohn of
New York City. Mrs. Aaron Hyman of
Fhfladelphla.l Mra. Judith Edward# and
Mr. Nathan Asher Edwards.
Five grand children. Miss Lucille
Urbansky. Mr. Gordon I'rhansky, Mas
ter William Urbansky and Master L
B. Cohn, Jr., of New York also sur
eiv*. On# of throe brother* who came
to this country soon after the sub
ject of the sketch,' Mr. Llppman Ed*;
words, P*. s resident of Ooldsboro. sur
gives. Th* brothers who preceded hint
t„ me grave were Messrs. Aaron and
Joseph Kdwards.
Went la Esrope I*l*
Accompanied by hi* wife, who sur
vive* him also, Mr. Kdwards made a
trip to Europe in I*l*. revisiting hi*
birthplace and the scene* of his youth.
When he returned to America some
month* afterward he told friend* that
ho was glad to get back to America and
to Ooldsboro.
Th* aettv* pall bearers, all nephew*
•f the deceaaed, will be: Messrs. !**»e
Cohn. Max Coha. Sollie Isaac*. Nathan
Joe Edwards. D*ve Edward*. Clarence
King. I.«*c Cohn and Ben Edwards. Hon
orary pall bearera from his huslgdsa
aseofiate* Will be W. E. Strtfud. Or.
W H Cobb. Frank Borden, Joe Ros
•athsl. Lionel Weil. Bonn!. Co», *•
jack Smith, George C. Royall. Lorile
taL)l J 8. Warwick, Col. Joseph r.
Sbin.on and A. "W. Falkner.
Interment will be In W Glow Dale
cemetery in >lot
tmeiMns
DROWN IN WISCISIN
Thoiißh He CmiM Not Swim, n
HyatNiMler Started to Their
1 Rescue
l WAUSAU, Wls„ June » Bodies <•!
three girl student* *f Msealbon » oun
ty. Normal School, aad at
tempted to re*cus them, weW recover <1
today from the Waleon.m River where
the four drowaed yesterday m the
presenre of score* of el*** male* ot
r< The dead! Ethel C,enrich;
Bradley; Derolhy Hawks* and Martin
sHs'isc. ■ . .
TH# three girl*. In company with
Edna Hammond went In swimming
during s gsadusting picnic. Ventur ed
,„M bned In hand, they *ts-pi»cd Into *
hole Mis# Hammond, the only one
who eould swim, reached shore. A»
Uie other* went under, llanneman, who
N uld pot swim, started far the ep»i
where the flri* Were last »•••. •"'* he,
fan, disappeared
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WARD WITNESSES
KING ROUNDED UP
I Am—g Them Art a Brother
\ and “Modame Zfti{ler,"
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*1 WHITE PLAINS, N. TV, June 9.
Westcherstet county authorities spent
today roundisg up more witnesses to
h# brought hefnr* the grand jury next
j, Thursday when tbdt body reaumeslts
investigation of the slayiag of Clarsnce
Pater* by Walter 3. Whrd.
r J It was understood that lift new sub
' | poena* had bgea Issued, those upon
• j whom they are served included George
IS- WFtd. Walter's fathwrr Ralph D
e 1 Ward, s brother. Madam Zeigler, a
, Frvpvh maid who went under the name
of “FI-FI” and Who left the Ward
>.{household shortly after the shooting
| and two other persons believed to bo
| friends of the Wards who attended the
' card party on tha aight Peters was
•.killed.
-| Although Sheriff Werner has recall
r #d hi* deputies sent to Ryracoao In a
i; vain effort to question two men heliev
i ed to ho the missing “Charley Ross"
. and “Jack 9 ' who were with Peter* when
. Ward said he attended a meeting with
( ; black mailers, the starch for them is
_ i being pressed, # <
r Werner said ho believed they would
, bo located In Watertown or Asburn, al
though If was barely possible they
might strike out far Canada.
George 8. Ward, father of the slay,
er, and Ralph I). Ward, his brother, will
i be called before the grand Jury when
it resumes investigation of the caao
| Tuesday, it was reported today.
It was understood that the alder
Wald would be examined concerning
' tha radiogram* reported to have paas
' ed between him and his son as be was
returning from Europe on th* Majestlr
shortly before el’tors was slain.'
He ha* been reported to have re
1 plied to a message from hi* ton ask
-1 lag aid In meeting a $75,000 blackmail
1 demand, with the statement that he
. would not pay one rent" for blackmail,
hut ''would spend SIOO,OOO to put thoae
'.men behind the bars," i
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emu GROWERS WILL
! BE ISKED TO EXPLXIN
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Charge Thai Amsorialion Com
„ hatted Fanner I-fginlation
i Ih to He Aired
WASHINGTON. June 9.—Reeponding
to summons. James K. Masoa, of Chl
,'cago. treasurer of the United Rtites
Grain Growers Assoriation and Wil
liam G. Kekhnrd, of Chicago, former
treasurer of that association will ap
pear tomorrow before a sub committee
BOY WHO’D TAKE A QUARTER
FOR DOG “TOO MEAN TO LIVE”
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William Allen White 1 Atwails City Authorise* for Making “Mwan
cst Inference” About Emporia lioya in
Advertiuing for Strays
EWtatRIA. Kan., Juno 9 ißy the A*
stM-isted Press).—-A boy wbo would
take a stray dog to the city pound to
b» killed for a quarter Is too mean to
live himself, declares William Allen I
Whit*, author and editor. In a state
m#nt in his paper, th* Emporia Gasette. i
Mr. While’s protest in behalf as the j
dogs was evoked by an offer of 28 cents
a head for dog* brought to tho city j
pound by boy*. 0
“What's th# matter with thl# city '
administration, anyhow T“ Inquired th#
Kansas author. “Were they nov#r boys?
Her# they at# advertising to giv# boys
25 cents for sach stray dog brought
into th# city pound to be killed. Doesn't
th# city admlniatration know that the 1
Vaientino Case May
Get to the Grand Jury
IXIB ANGKLKS.'June 9. At
torney Woolwtne still I* considering
asking the grand jury to Investigate
Ih,. case bf Rudolph Valentino, film
actor, recently accuse! #f bigamy but
discharged upon preliminary hearing
it became known today. It was LnAi
:*4 he hud Issued subpoena*, fur wit
nesses at the rocent hearing to appear
before the grand.
Mr. Woolwina is making sn invesll
gallon of the law and the evldrme In
toe recent case against Valentino, and
[it is not eertsin Just when he will have
the witnesses erarained.
Tulsa to Regulate the
Employment Negroes
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TULSA, Okla.. June 9—Th* city
commission soon will ennet an nrdl
, none* lo regular# employment of ne
groes in all pulili# places her#. Marry
W, Kisladdon, commissioner of police
said today. Yeaterday a police order
i > quiriog that Tulsa hotel* discharge
all negro employee# who## duties
brought them into contact with guest*,
was modified by R<e.e Moran, chief of
poliro, so a* t*» apply only to ryuomln,
houses and small transient hot< |e
'•* (Itef Moran said the actum us the
p.,|iftc depart meat la matin* the order
|was prompted by “toorol reasons."
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1 DISCUSS GOtL STRIKE
- Further Confer—ceH. Retail
Dealera Say. Ara “But a
Waste of Time”
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WASHINGTON, Juneriß.-A confer
i *nc# was held tonight hetwoen Seer*.
> tary Hoover of th* Department of
Commerce and Rqiatnr itorah, of Idaho,
; chairman of the Renat* Labor commit
tee for discussion of the coal atrikt
and price fixing agreement.
Legislation auggsstad by Senators In
addition to explanation of the price
stoles arranged through Mr. Hoovfx
were understood to be on the program
for discussion. Senator Borah 9 had
asked suggeslloaa from Mr. Hoover re
garding legislative action was known
and H t is believed probable tk« leg.da
tive u* well, as administration matter
would be taken up, The conference It
was reported war arranged upon the
initiative es Secretary Hoover who
was said to desire a personal confer
ence to supplement the recent exchange
«f telegrams with Senator Borah.
In connection with th* cool price
quratlon, Red. rick Stevens, of New
York, chairman of the governmental re
lations committee of the National Re
tail Coal Merchant* Association declar
ed today in a letter to Secretary Hoov
er that further discussion of tbo mat
ter would be a waste of time. Mr.
Stephen’s letter was to Mr.
Hoover’s reply made public last night
to the retail coal merchants statement
on th* existing price situation. Mr.
Hover odeciared Mr. Stevens had foilod
"to consider th* Interest* of a substan
tial proportion of th* tonauming pub
lic" Ih attempting to present an ad
vance In th* price of bituminous cool
and had “dellbsrutsly’ ’lgnored the fn
tereats of the people In refusing to
treat with the retail merehaat* in an
rffort to solve the problem.
of tbo Henhte Agricultural committee
with the account books and record* of
their association. They will be ques-
as to the use which kn* been
made'of the funds collected by the as
soriation and the work it has done to
promote the interest* of Its member*
and format;* generally throughout the
country.
Tho sub committee of which Senator .
Keyes, Republican of New Hampshire,
is chairman has been conducting an in
quiry under s resolution introduced by
former Senator Kenyon of lowa which ]
alleged that the National Grain Heal
ers’ Association hnd raised a large fund
for the purpose of romhatting certain
agricultural legislation. The nub com
mittee hnt information Senator Keyes
stated today which charged that the
grain grower* association had collei tod
•n Initiation and due* from docs of
its 00,000 members of $04)0,000 and had,
in addition, borrowed and not
wiihitandign Its requirement* ilil ft«‘
members buy contract shall place thsir
entire grain rrop within it* centre!
for five years had not marketed any
grain for Its member*.
boy who would delTherotoly bring a
•tray dog to the elty pound to he killed]
for two Mts ought to ln< killed himself!
Don’t they know that hoys ore apt so
hard hearted? Don’t they know that
the average boy would rather earn two<
bit* mowing a lawa with a straight
string of boys marching by Him to the
swimming hole rather than to see -a |
stray dog killed?
“The advertisement bad In it the
meanest inference about F.mporla boys
that ever ha* bee* mad*.
“Think of theyjrind of a buy who val
ued a quarter abovt the life of a
a stray dog -any dng on earth!*/, M». 1
White’s first hook was entitled “The'
Court of Iluyvlllo.” „ "
State Alleges Bißham
Letter Is a Forgery
COLUMBIA. 8. C.. June • - Affidavits
were introdueid by RolicitOr tiasque In
court at Klorenr* today' designed to
show that the letter introduced by K<l
rnund Bigham as newly evl-,
denes, in which Rmiley Higbam de
clared his purposo of killing mvmbrrs
o| his family and ending bis own life,
wa* a forgery.
Arguments fur a new trial for Mfg
bani are being beard by Judge Hbipp
in the Florence court today.
Colgate Students Are
Charged With Arson
BTCACtIfIE, N. Y. t Jtioo l» Five i-I
gat# students were nrrratid troUy
rkargsid with »r»un, followiog four fil -
in' and near the roller# town last night
as the el iotas of annual moving up day i
exercises.
Donald Cnrherry, Westfield, N J. (
John Stratton, Fair Hills, N. .J., Ri< h
ard Waseeripiin, Jersey t'lty, V. M Hoc
lon. Pultney, Vermont, and George 4 o
rail, of Binghamton, N. Y, aye th
prisoners dorfceted *
•-"t’hcw your foud, Doris, In for*j
tea swallow it; your etmoaeh hasalfi
"eefb to chew with." "Min# has. tj
swallowed two last summer."—’Toronto]
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, IMG THE MIS
Proapcrity of Van King. Negro,
Explained by Hunt* Bond
Robbery
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HIS HAITI, A(i(iRELATES
;| SEVERAL THOUSANDS
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1 A source of affluence thst for month*
’’has baffled th* pollen and literally
, 'TTnbl>rr gii sled the dark town population
I rame to light yeoterday when -Van Hu
ren King, railway mall clerk, colored,
I was scat to jail oa a Federal warrant
. charging him with ruhblag th* mall*.
■ King, a brothar and business partner
. of Lehman King, undertaker, was ar
i j rrated hero late Thursday pight when
>* he finished hi* rye Bom Morohead
City, inspector* Yaritotp. HoJgta and
Kahn, with local r'iiunty> and city - of
ficials, mad* tho nrreat and, armed
> with a search warrant went to his
1 home in little Washington and thero
found —
Fashion tailored cloth**, some seven
or eight suite-cut-away*, frock coats,
• port coat* and whit# fusers; over
.hats, English 'slip-ons’ and Garbar
dihea and evening capet; shoos for
; morning, afternoon and evening wear,
nearly a dose* styles ahd colors aad
hose to match; rainbow surfs and
modtshly perfumed kerchief* for the
upper left hand coat pocket; shirts,
sport, dree* end plain—“in silks and
{satins and pongees; aatbnsht Gay col
or. .1 pajamas and Japans*, edition* of
gentleman's cool wearing apparel! 1, Van
Huren wna tho stuff.
Built Him A Now Howe.
This la only the beginning and re
presented just a few llhoriy bond* Van
Huron bad “snatched,” say th* offlisrs,
while they were entrusted to Uncle
Ram's usual meticulous cate snd rhsrgr.
Van Huron had contracted for a
brand new home, a sort gs Pergola ef
fect at shout $.1,079 and V*n Bit ran
had, again according to th# office**,
sot hi* brother Lehman up In th* un
dertaking business and hg all outward
sign* Lehman's Inititisftr iwas prosper
j ing whether there wera deaths. In the 1
community or not. Than running, aa
he was, between Moreh. sd GUy -or!
Beaufort to be saact-Van Huren bad
dreamed and lately planned for a swell |
home down on th# coast of Carolina.
And. what’s morn, qdmq th* officers
went into .King’s straftg nruv box Thar* 1
day night thry found scattered among
th# fluffy things which served Van
Buren wm he' wont on drea* parade
- SM), $lO, and sl«* note* es the same
government ho had been working for
carelessly strewn about among hi*
.personal effects. *
Inspectors Hot In PnronM.
For a matter of neariy six months
now, tho post office inspector* hove
been piecing odds and ends together
to make out th* caa# against Van Ba
ron. It *m* In January last that V
package of currency, SAt4)O, was miss
-1 cd in the malls. Van Baren then waa
running between Hamlet aad Weldo*.
| About the same time the Page Trust
Company sent a package «f Liberty
bond* to th# Nalioosl City Hank of
New York, nine SSO bonds. It happen
ed they were registered. The registra
tion io what proved Van Bureak un
doing.
8. J. Hinsdale, cashier of th* honk,
was here yeatvrday aad by the number*
on the bonds, also found in Van Bursn'a
trunk, identified them as a part of the
shipment h# mada. last January. Th*fl
of the bonds,, amounting to $159, and
'hi puck a*, of $3,000 |n currency, worn
'the two charges' upon which he was
held. Commissioner Britt required hall
,of $10,900' pending an investigation by
a Federal and falling to furnish the
bond King went to jail la Raleigh. He
was represented at the hearing by
Hugh Dortch. fcr * "
Lehman AUe Indicted. -» *
An indictment against Lehman King,
brother, for complicity-in the rohbory
i of th* mails wa* withdrawn, it devel
oping that Lehman Was acting as agent
for hi* brother without any knowledge
of where the vast wraith waa coming
(row
King will he tried at th* next term
of Fvdoral court.
FIND BODIES OF TWO
ALLEGED IB’
«e*MM>o>a«N*»
(Jenorul Blanco and Martinet.
; Prominent Military l*eadcnt.
Shot by (’iiatom (iuardN
j—
, Daring the past three weeks one
death ami nln* case* of typhoid fever
have bees reported to the Weyn# Coin
ty Health Department. I>r. Ellington,
the l nunty Health Officer, sends out
a warning in all, who have not receiv
ed prvwntlge treatment within three
years, to apply at the Health Depart
ment Trificr, -m (he Caurt House, today
far the first treatment.
Moth wh.tc and colored people will be
given free vacrlnotion each Saturday.
'Three weakly treatments sre necessary
In protect agiilast typhoid far the#"
ier mare years.
(’hicaffo Marmgcr Ih
Sunpcnded rTtim t>ame
NEW YORK. Junr 9 Manager Wil
liam Klllofrr of the < biragn Nationals
slid Oscar Odgey. rearb es the Chicago
, leaaqe'Vtrr notified Ibis sfternean by
Jut* Heydtor, pmmMsmft ms Urn Mmriwe
al Usgsse that the) hod boon enapend
' ad Indsrfiaibely fee their run is with
DEFERBS GEORGMS
iineaD
| <;«vsm*r ganteMi AfdM.
Tuskcgoc With Bondi dr Out
LAREDO, Texas, Jgnc •—The bodies
of General Lucjg Blanco, Colonel An
rsdio Martinos and Major Garda, hiilrd
’by Moxtcan Custom guards aad ahl
diera Wednesday aight a* they headed.
* *" •Udfvd invading partx Into M*a-
Icp. were recovered from th* Rio
Grand* today.
, | Th# bodies of Martinos and Blanco,
f haadcuffed together, were t discovered
by boys fishing on th* Amtrioan side
“cor th* Holding Institute and the
• railroad bridge her*. Th# bddy of Gar
' tie was removed from th* rivor a mil*
1 below., Blanco, one* prominent In
j Mexican military rireloo, but recently
r a refugee la the United hates, had
' I been shot through th* heart. Martinos
I was shot through tho head, while Car-
I cia’a body showed .* wound la the
. »«* a
j : One report has It that Garda waa
, not a member of the invading party 1
, 1 but wa* a federal officer and that be
was shot accidentally by his own men
i ! during tin confusion incident to the
. rapture of Ut>n«rnl BI«co The hoys
. to th* handcuffs which glnhod together,
- i Marlines and Blanso war* found Ini
r t Garcia’s clothing.
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‘j MIGEUTE. IS HERD
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Popular Owaor of Clevclaad |
Club l*»fi Away Astor i
Lome lllmmb
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CHICAGO, lll H Jum •*—(By Mm. Aa
j sorialpd Pros* l—damcs C. Dana, proal
dent and chiof-owhoc of th* Cleveland
American League baseball club, died
her* at 0:10 a’cloch this morning.
Mr. Dunn’s death com# aftor a long i
1 Illness which first boUsaio ' acute last j
February. Falling to respond t# Boat- j
ment given hln% hero, k*t want Booth ;
and wen ho returned there waa a ha* t
> tlceahle improvement la bla rendition
It did net loot, however, and ho hnd
been confined to bis homo here Tor
some time. He Is .survived only by Ms
widow, that* being a* children
At Mr. Duan’s beside whin ha died
ware his three niece* and bla wife. Th#
end came quietly, hi* physic!** re part
*•<!. fl ‘ I
While definite arrangements havo
i net boon completed for tbo funeral, It i
ha* boon decided to comply with a last
! ruquest made by tbg baseball mtg
nal# and bury him In Marshalltown,
j lowa, hi* hirthplaco, and tbs city al- I
REVOKE TEACHER'S LICENSE \
! FOR PERMITTING DANCING [
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“School Mono” in Kbmbbb Town Briata Doom Wrath of Sapor- ■
intendent of Educmtion for AMowinc gtudoaU to
TH, Uto. essimu. ;
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EMINENCE, Kan. Juas P (By th* I
Assoriatx>d Frets# ),--Not counting prol- J
1 ri# dog* aad Jack rabbits, this wastera (
Kansas village had B$ iahahlUoU at I
last count, moot of whom do not con-,
alder dancing sinful, hqt because she *
.permuted a dance to be held in th# '
.oslivnihouse. the "school marat," Mrs. i
data Whito has had hor teaching ear- i \
tifirato revoked by Miss Lorraifte I
W mister, state superiotendeat of *d«- |
cation.
Aaaaoemettts Few ■ |
Eminence la $0 miles from a railroad, t
and though that ta *ot ae ter as h waa <
i before th# days of the flivvers, amuao- |
menu as yst are not exactly pteatltel. |
What there are the community has to
evolve for itself, and community dances i
were a (evored .form for that. '
Mr*. Whit# soys, however, that sloe* t
she allowed s dance to be held in the l
1 school house and attended, ,*k« ha* |
{ been informed by (he state superlnton- 1
. dent of education that she has broken t
ORGANIST ARRESTED
j ON A LIQOOR CHARGE
taler. However, He Is Keleaned
on Ike (•rouiMle of huuif-
Helen! KvMekceill *'
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j IHISTHK. June Herbert ff W.
' linwnoa, aup*rvlaor of ngaii In th#
public arhoola of Harorhill ta4 n
rhurrb organ lat In iMa eitjr, ati
j brought bofor* a Udcml rnmmlaalonnr
berr today aa a rcawlt of a raid an hla
, hom > at Haverhill laat night whan a
tlfßWlHAjr at whi»k*y waa aalaad. Com
pOiiaatonrr llayca announced that |>rua«-
i rattan would h* dropped- baaanaa It
' area unread by prohibition aniarca
mant oflhclaU and othara that Mr.
Ikiwna “*a« a *i*ti«* of eircumnlanfwa."
, fio bullion Soparviaar Jantca P.
Robert* aald lha raid and aalaura at
i iha Itaaraie how. were made aa a ro
lonlt as ft • that young woman ala
dan la aß’Jmdford acadrm> * had bean
Tears Ram
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DEMANDS MORE TRAN
BTARVATtON WAUICB
Tho avsrag* lacgwp, of tbo grow
rr far a ported as als >ear* has
hooa less than $840.00 a family, off 1
•f this tahacco that oeeryhmdy els* |
makes a profit oa; aad tha govern
m**t says that slsdoJo a yaar cm
hoop aa Agmrlcan family an a da
root standard of Uilsg. .
Wo say tho merehaat la *u!Mted
to a profit, Ih* hanker la eotUted ta
a profit, Ih* hayrwr la aatltted ta a I
profit, ||m» TririhfruH Is nlDlttl
la a profit, the aaaaafarlaror, Ih*
dtetrlhator, aad ■Oho* retailer. I hoy
are all entitled to a profit, hat oa
I* the grower—Md all w* try t*
do In Cooperative Marietta* U ta I
oari oat a system where everybody 1
shall matte a fairly reasonable prof <
(t oa a thing tec which Mm roaaam <
er always pay* a goad prictgraad la 1
whkh there Is enough aria I* real- *
br gtv* a profit all tho way dawn
Ih* Haa, Incledlag th* llltte hay aad J
th# llltte girl wha are aval aat la
tbo (laid to pick off the lahacrg
woram—Aaron ftagiro. *
■ i
way* r*t*rrod to by Mr. Dunn aa “my ,
bam* town.” ri
n fHyiliT Br—hall I
r A cembiaatlon of compllcaMana mast- ]
ly internal aad iavalvia* the heart and
other vital organs as th* body, causa) <
tha llsvatand club owner’s death, jwhich' ,
occurred at hla hqme bora. Mr. Dana, ,
besides being own#> •of tha Clovoland
club erg* a railroad contractor and wide- <
ly kaown in this tin* of wait. ;
Th* death as Jim Damn haa taban |
from baseball 'ban as It* moat noble ,
characters,” Baa Johnson, prvsfffdat of ,
the American League said teday, whoa ,
ha hoard that tha 0 lev* la ad club own- ,
or had dlod early today. ;
“Jim was oas of the moot popular ,
rlab owaor* In ta# gaam. beesna* I# j
played fate aad squprt with ovary- ,
oa*. Hla players loved Mm gad th* |
public loved him. During hla «vo *r ,
' sir years a* owner as th* Ctevplaad j
club he mad* blmaolf a big brother ta ,
wery oa* la th* gam*. Hla death wn»
aa Irrepaspbla loss ta th* America* ,
League and t# h*»«k*ll n* * whom." ’j
WIH Nat Play Gama- ,
f’IKVWLANfi. •- <•*»* $■ ManggSl J
Trl* Speaker oa ramlvlg a me***#* ,
(rate Chicago that Mr. Dgnn had dlod .
this morning, sanouncod that today's ,
gam* between the Cloeoland and Wash ,
Ington teams here Would not bO piny ,
bC* * .
Th# largost ear at prsuffttri •* '
British railways to loaa than 00 font ,
long
s r t liLlll ■HIT TT .
—— g
Kansas tews and trlflsd with tha dlg
atty of the commonwealth For that J
reason oh* has boo# officially inform- |
ed that hor toachera’ rorttfltal* will not *
ho raoowod.
Done* feat Object tenable '
Mra. Whit* has written dBF 111 * there „
wo* nothing ohjcOttMohl# about tbe h
dance, and It wqp * perfectly proper *
*** ter 0 school house ootolde of teach-, I 1
Ing hour*. Ml** Woocter, the state m-i*
perintendent, known os OO Inveterate; ”
foo of tahaoo*. toko* a different view. A
Dancing, oh* nape, to particularly hem •
ous In n sc boat teacher, aad whan the .
offense take* pteen within th* very i a
paytols of th* tab not tha off**** *«»###*;
pretty near being teae majeste.
Meanwhile there hasn’t been se rnueh ’
excitement In Mali ae nee since the t#Wa 1 #
was the ceanty seat as ojd Garfield (
county, later abolished, aad th* ritl-; #
aoas wcat to bod with shotgun* prep-1 ,
ped conveniently do*# to repel at- j f
tempt* es rival towns to tarry off th* ,
manly acat daring th* atgM. c» *[ a
■ - , ■ ...hi' a
j
buying whlahoy &•**■
Mr. Kobaf*g aai>tha had Mlaa Cath
arlna Darfaa, a gradual* as Bmdf«rd,|<
’ which la th# oldaat and on# afutho meat j
1 fnahionabla girl arkoata In th# tuna t
• | try, ga to th* Dowaaa horn* a day ar <
two ago. bringing a flank with bar. 1
Mia* Hurfr* r*ported to him, ha aald. I
| that tha flaak waa flllod by Mra 1
.Uowano. who arooptod payment as |l !
Ifor th* half pint of whlahoy whlrh Mlaa
Uurfoo aabaagaanlly brought t» hla as. \
•aa. Mr. Roberta addtd that th* nhh- ‘
k«y waa of im4. taolu y and "apnarr
•atly from tha aarh* aourr* as aufply
■ aa tha lii|uor whelh waa fouad at >ka I
’ Hwwaea A-ald«n4* y*at*rday." It waa 1 ,
• «« thia avidvnr* that a aaarrh Warraat L
11 1 waa obtained.
r Th* tiruhibitlsn anparafanr aald that' |
• ha want to tho lloww*a' home, whlrh la! |
• directly oppoalta Mradfnrd ardrmy, |
laat night, and found twa bot'laa as ,
’liquor on tb* third lt>or, cure rod by (
• clothing. Mr. Down** whoa arraatad
' rlalmrd ha hn*w nothing of tha llgaar. I
Amarica'a *r»t grant mrrrhandia* f
■ fair, mod#led after ateMlar fain haldi i
1 ! far ago# fa aona# of th Aid world eitlet, t
■I la to ha hold In Now York City naat «
lAugoat, under th* *»apir«* of th* oa-'j *
tlonal mail dry gam da aaaa*iattaa.
hucsg
sdfsafd
When Ham
Scene, Begr
Girl’t Sou/
DRLOLINESS' WHS
EIIEK SUBJECT
Kvantgiut W»n» Mm W»b
N«klmU Hpiritual Wgtfaw
if nu rMi—R
RAMSAY PROVING TO
VERY POPULAR ftINGRR
"Yog can't save this w«rid, aahady
experts to save It, U* Bible dtssgS'aar
‘t, save tbo xrorid" Mr. Ham, apaaktng
from tbo subject 'of “WorLPiftess/
*Md last night “Yes asust ha saved
from the world, for tha world and
worldliaeaa at* property of the devil.”
The cervices opened toot night with
four songs end rioted with e bard ruin.
The Baptists who started homo- oeriy
from th* tent didn’t edud getting Mm
wetting they did. Bui the
must have had a uiff . It W&lBI
tptinkled, it waa poured, and lltehi
who were in It got Immersed. AIOSOOft
with the last word ottarod hff MW
preacher last night, tha hogTOtO gumik
#<l up siul considerable dompmmadPP
..ended on tbo earth.
Announce moat waa aaadt test eight
Ibat s section Will be mooffoOMfil
mmr to Urn HjM of lS»
Altar th* *<talog* of Vhoroduy Ml'
when most of th. choir .toyed ot bS' }
th# srngers earn* out lo fall tags,)
full bloom last night. OTtaadPfnmh
•a. ptafc l.vaudor and oroag. ootarod
were in evidence, Thor* worn OO Rl»
1 present Mr Ramsay --grtgf ji
rhuir Off early, and th* sioatug
the highest order. A roudy'wibVtaH
•t#n<iy fiim. of humor and music TriMT
Mr Rsntany make, him OU* Os PPmSI
singer, of th* evangelistic flgjA 111,
a."*
Hiild Hi*sfl«4 alngßT
. Marly in tbo *OM jm«J
th, r, fuiin#ss <J XSbfS pruoritor mm
plained, but the “World to *f ttte fovtS
and cam** into that groat alogorr —j
Th# *orld. and ttaZ^l
with a strong illastralio* of u amM
who educates th* mlml aad bgdio* of
xasjiLSsHt;
day and teaching a great teal M iteff
that dreg* down end ratal tha youth
of the lauf, white th* father aud Ih*
mother era sacrificing their ehUduog
while they condoct a mad ebaoo tat
gold."
H* told of a mas who hod oout Ml
son through the unlveraUiea of . th*
land. Three days after the tad hud
token hi* test degree aud wm* rutdy '
to start hla practleo, ho died. Th* fath
er stood at tho grove Os ta* sou gad ”
there mossed out that h* bed educat
'd th. body aud miud of th* bew, bta
had neglected hla seat. Calling hi* Ht-
H' 'inughter to hi* aid* «jt* Mmftabt
put his arm around her oaf g|«Nite>
ally exetotetad ”WiM I over taMM) to
"•and by tko aid* of th* m««n as MBs
little girl and any that I have mtaaut
rd her mind dud her body! WMI Fovor
*** her la her grave aad has* Ip miff
that I have aoglocted hay amMT Al
mighty God. faeMd It."
Hundreds as poapi* wapt as bn told
tha -tabetic story and Aw ha enUod
hi* littte girl, n black hnteud hvowa
ejtod slip of a afri about ton fmaeo aid.
and she stood there with Mm Mg gnash
or towering aver her nad altering a
fervent prayer that h* might fgvot'
forget th* welter* of her soul, the
area* wna issgrooaiv* with aoMotaMj
and jmthot. Old own lot th* tour*
stream dew a their tec** Mid yuuug
girt* tried I* hid* thorn tahted oHg*
of tinea and tee*.
If you Mat roe year basiuoo* *s•
cept far th* glory of th* f ml. thou
Klu are werldly If you ufft stay
■ politic* for the glory of th* Lw<
then for Cod'* sob*, gat oot, saastMut
ed two es th* atreagooft sootaueo* of
th* sermon last night
“Which weald you rather ho. Lmoa
ro. <>r th* rich moot Th* Bumduy
school tea'her asked th* lltftte hog.
“Well, 1 woald Ilk* to ho th* rich osao
when I am alive aad Luoaru* when I
am dead," Woa tbo boat story of Ih*
••rv I r*. , - *0523
Duo* during th* eogrto of tbo *or
nron Ifr. Ham took two girtai end
held items over Mr. BUmguyh oyoC So
•anted to illoatrato how fifty eouts
rould blind * man to anything ota*. Mo
burrowed the two qaatOoto teem Mr
Ramsay. "‘Tbo minister turned booh ta
his stand to coatteur Mm SOVORM hut
Mr. Ramsay thought othorwla# The '
singer made a grab far kto fifty coota,
end th* crowd roared with mirth,
. Th* speaking stand was ferorugsd
last sight. H vdraage is. Mg sad littte.
Were massed In n {treat bowl Up to the '
font es the p ett'orm and o bowl of
sweet p#a*, I'rideutly. over ragod M
the «i id«» of bigger Moss sms nsstlsd
m***l* ally tmeti gout ta the piano
11 ootinuod oa pogo lltou*
.J* ..rALci