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BOTH SIDES- ASK MISTRIAL IN CONSPIRACY CASE
Crew Os Dead Men In
Charge Comes To Port
■KOINE DISABLED AND
COULD NOT BE FIXED
Think V mmel Drift* With Ed
iytmg Currant* For M*
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BRATTLE, Kov. I—(**>-
Died oT atarvation despite evidence
indicating they h*d devoured tb* bod
Ira of aovea or eight of th# craw of •
JtywtN fidtlng boot *1 rvod at port
today, aboard tba pllbWera waaol of
tor drtttiog with tba aoa curnoti
nora tbaa 4,M» ■lira from tba pom*
of Jaroa. ,
Physicians who wroat aboard tba
boat oaid tbalr «M» »• anatUon bat
that cannibalism had baa* practlaod
bf tba last sgrvivora of tha craw.
Tba boar-. 1 as aavan or eight hniaaa
Ming won da board tba ship which
bar* evidence of may aaoatha apta*
a| «aa.
The lap*Mb boat wa* picked bp by
a fralcbter off tb# Washington coast
yesterday aad towed tp miaraitin# at
KaR TowMhahd. '
* I Cusiom official* took chaif ? »< ,h *
boat which was of roltr recdut eon
•traction. ,v <- K&Ef;-
» * Ho food or wal*r waa foaad l» th*
ahip aad tha aggaio waw disabled. »it
•king apparmt that tiw ftaharmen bad*
hpaa uaabla
Bodied of Iwh JapiaroMrara found
la tha ahip’o banka, sittbw in da'ural
positions, »a if thg men had faiDd
tp awhea from a daap strap Paper*
brand on board tear* dlscUraad as
Uttdra, telegram* *ad recalpt# bear
lag tb* name at T. Miki. baliared to
-A tba Aaptaig or owner of the boat.,
All bora data* la Nevombar 1825 or
BELKSOPEN
0 HERE TODAY
Doom of Forty-Barfnth Bclk
Star* Be Opened Here at 9
!$ -v Mont lag
Fifty yaara ago. Dr. J. M. Bilk
•ad Heary Balk, opened tbelr "Rack
at B ora” in Monroe. In a, w*od»n
building about big anaagH to ene* a
Mt la. That Was tha start of the
. talk depart meat Store ebaln which
bow extend* throughout the „farolln
as aad Virgin!*.
The forty *•?*•'it B*lk *tor* will
ba opaaad in Oaldahero at • o'clock
this morn Ins In tba old Royal! and
Bordag building oat Wrat Walnat
•treat.
OHear Matthews, for tba psat raven
years n,*pag*r of »h* B*’k *f<Wr In
TfotA. Bduth. Carolina, and brotbar ti>
Frank B* tbawa, tressundr aad raina
g«r of tha? Charlotte ator*. !■ in
charge of tha Goldsboro branch.
Frank Starana, of Wiaaton-.Balem.
la eharg* of ripanalon work, is la the
city for tha opening together with
K about six member* of tb* Wlnaton
F Belem office.
The opaniag of tb* Balk star* bar*
? la thought to -set a new record tot
r . i&&±**«**i
depdrt maut store was prepared for
business On-jf * few weeks ago. Dr
j. BL JBtik. nt.Maam> Heart ftrl*
of Charlotte aad Mr. gtevena war
passing through the city e*d noticed
* tha empty Royal) *ad Borden . old
stand. They liked tha laoka of the
place for * department afore. Nego
tiations for a long term lease .ware
begun aad lea* than a month ago the
less* wa* signed.
Bine* that time, u*c«i*ry changes
■ hara bran completed la tha building,
•halve*, and shipment added, and
a complete etock v , of goods rushed
from tha haying point In New YoHt
City. - ♦ 1 ?
. } With the exception of the manager,
Mr. Stomp* sUtad aavarai day* ago,
all of tha PHMud Mr th« Balk atom
* racraitad Mjailf, 4
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BEAD Os THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY, BUYERS BEFORE THEY, BUY.
CLUB NOf PLANS
ANEWCARNIVAL
Engine Mi WrunlHng Will Again
Be Fm farad at Community
ffolldjuy
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Tha Memorial Community building
athletic club has started intensive
tr*taiag for another open night to h*
-taged sometime in early December
They have named It • Boxing and
* Wrastlia* Oaraival. Thoa* Who vrfT*
praaant at the astern In meat » couple
or so weeks ago will know what to
expact. Accordtan to the
gymnasium will id rsaaing over when
thg Ira* »t andaat files through the
doora. %
Eight bouts are jo be scheduled, the
oontasUata yet to ba named. The«r
sixteen boxers *r* to ba worked out
twice a weak aad pitied far thro*
full rounds on tha night at the carni
val. The number of wrestling bouts
ir yet to ba datermlnad. Tha clnb also
plans • drive for membership. At pra
eeat It has forty-four on It* enroll,
meet scroM, with a good twenty-flvn
regular attendants.
The Thuraday night meeting has
bean moved apt to tonight to sccoanroo
data tb* orphahug* concert scheduled
for Thuraday evdnlag. Member* of
, urn clnb ar* asked to t*ka no km.
Baakatball will ba aa«th*r taaturo
?pp#t beginning thla •#•**-. Baveral
games for tba elnb team ba* already
bate scheduled. Prominent on that
schedule is the Mlsma club to ba an
tertaiaad hare December. 14 or 1».
Baveral Y. M. C. A.hi have **k*d for
data*, several of which will be granted
Young men of the city iatarastfd In
tki* sport are lordislly Invited to
come ant and for the team.
2 KILLED AT _
r THOMASVILLE
Driver of Automobile Unable to
EbE Mat-kina Before Strik- V
ing Train
THOM AS 'n oy . 1-<dP) -Ch*i
Miter, 3S, of High Point and Robs'
Saxton, 21, of Trinity, w«r* klllad in
stantly today when an automobile In
which they war* rdiiog was afcruck
, t/ a freight train at a grnd* croas.
j -log aouth of bar*. The automobife
, r th Mnier driving w«a said to hav«
, bar amoving at a rapid rgj* of speed.
Tl» driver, tracks indicated, madi
an effort to stop the machine when
l be saw the approaching tifln. *nd
being jnable to d.o 80 he tnrumrth*
, enr to the right. The automobile was
t ( truck on the aide and was demolish
ed.
GERMAN TAKEN
AND REPORTED
■V
Believed to Have Roen Member
bf Plot Enable Berifdoil Re- v
tarn to States > t
ef-'"
GRAND FORKBk N. D.. Nov L
(A*) —Capture of a messenger seakina
45.000 for Grover Cleveland Uergdoll,
±gß«ttacr.A!^L
today by immigration officcri* wgg.
*nld they believed Bergdoll Intended
to oaa the money to .talma ta. thc
suited Btataa.
The ma nanger, a 20 year old Oar
n<gn, was captured at Bt. Vincent
?I(nn, th* point of en ry from which
Itergdolt i* reported to have fled the
country. *Tha manaenger h«s bran de
1 pitted to Oarmany.
HKXATOK NIXMOhH
FAVORN FKMHUOR
I WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Vh-
I 0t nator Simmons, of North Carolina,
call'd upon President C»*lldge today
U> rat-omaraad Garland B. Ferguson
, of Graanaboro, N. C., for mambar
ahlp an tba federal trad* commission
r whan there la a DemaoratK vacancy
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GOLDSBORO, N. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2. l»*7
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WOULD PRINT
GAINES TALK
New President of Wake Foreet
CofdlvßUg Local Rotary
CM 111 Addreee
1 J .' 111 " L "" L " * '■
la aa addraaa which captivated
tba membra* pf the dab sod won
tholr undivided attention a* no pro
gram la weak*, Dr. Franca* P <Oai»e»
proaldmtt of W|»ke Foreet cot lag*,
■ast night mad* out the case for th*
modern civla elnb In * talk before
the Qoldshpro Rotary dub.
A n»oram*ni was aUrted Immed
iately dftar the matting to b*v* Dr
Galena vri * out bis addrora for
piiblloatlon la phamplat form for dis
tributlok among civic clubs generally
uodbr the l*g»ad "Addross by Dr. F.
P. Gains* before Goidsboro Rotary
c|ub. Distributed with the clubh-com
pll masts."
In modatn society, aald Dr. Gaines,
mao ha* too little tlm* for th* cul
tivation as friends. Ones associates
ar a reduced too cotopJetely to busi
ness associate*, Thar# i# no tlm* fpf
>M*are. If declared the educator, one
friend hr formed , because of actual
human contract farmed through the
civic club, the'club haa an tacuse for
being. The new Whg* Forest preai
deat piatad ont that the club* are
organised along Una* which break
down barrier* which separata poup*.
dtquss, buaineaaas, creeds, and rpij*-
gions ai)(l that th* result la a group
of asAKi*t!oa B which could not exist
under any other system.
Thp groat opportunity of the Rotary
and timUan organisation* roc goad
cUisanahtp waa graphically recited V>y
Dr. Osinas.
Tha Waht Forest president I'lua
wmT.pt ***£*«*?
and hly witticUms and following tha
talk pae ftotarthn waa heard to re
mark that Dr. OBbtea wa¥ “a worthy
snereaaer to Dr. W. h. Pot#*."
Prior to tha add res* by the callege
■•*«d. R. C. Rotdnaon had bean Intro
duced to new member* of the Ro ary.
George 8. Tkmef irported on th*
inter city meeting held last Saterday
la Raleigh.
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THOMPSON CASE
BOBS UP AG AIN
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Renew Efforts Prevent Chicago
Mayer Freni Making Bon lire
of Library
CHICAGO, Mar. 1—(/PI Mayor
Thotnpaou’s mtantion:past and .fu
ture Hr Die mater of r#uv>ral of
book* deemed of pro Brltch and anti
American tinge from the shelve* of
the Chicago Public library and the
qualification* of U. J. Herrmann.
, theatrical man aa a Judge of historic*?
literature, today became issue* raieed
: anew.
The attorney who rocently flleff
Suit lor an !uJun<|iou to prerant
T' Mayor Thompaon and Mr. Herrmann
Dorn making a Lake Front bon fire
of tl.a hooka decided adjectlonable to
day and stood forth ns lisying filed
t 1 ar.xnded petition.
7a* amendmant attacked Mayor
| Tompson’s autknrlty of over the
Lihror/ and charged that the power
to regulate th* content* reats solely,
• with the ’.ibrart#* direc ora.
It allegad Thompaon exceeded hi*
* authority la empowering anyone to
(gamins volume* in the library with
- th* object of determining what books
contained object ion* hie, literature.
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NBWKARK. TC"'l?=lim*.-.r-irTr
J. H»ia* for use la picklra and dented
to rifTeea stockholder* of the «waln||
Corporation, because of legal difficul
ties. 308.552 gallons as browa Octo
ber ale are in iho newer*. For 16
years (he ule waa In of
Christian Feigeaopon. Inc.
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' GIRL BAFFLE POLICE
A aeriw of mysterious burglaries
•raffled the police of Birming|ham,
r England, for same woeka. Chance, ro
> vested that tha thieves were tw*
- school gtrir, 12 year* of age, whose
1 criaMh h*d netted them *boat 1300
' tn money and Jarwalry They wait
••at to a reformatory for djo yjarf.
SCHOOL, HEALTH
: TAKE REVENUES
OF PORTO RICO
>
64 Now BttiMlnfß Are Prov Mod
l Daring Yey For Public
fIeMMB
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1- Mor. than
40 parcaiat of Porto Moo's rereauau
’ are being spent for educa'lon, inter
nal Improvements and maintenance.
*nd hoa:th. according to th# annual
report of Governor Hone* M. Town
ar, which has Just twan published.
The public school ’ eyatraa roes bred
by far greater proportia* of the
appropristlen* In the Gacal year M-27
Its. allot ment being |4,*74,711,52 or
27.1* percent of the total. The D»--
4*rtta?iMi W Vnlqrtor was
11,4 11,522 or 13.15 percent pnd tha
Department of Health $1.148,352.03
or 10.<7 percent.
Rural *rhool a war* given particu
lar at ration by tb* laearai govern
ment. C 4 new bnildinga and 4 addi
tion* having heen provided during the
year. At U># same tlau coanldarabl
improvement in the schcol equipment
was noted. •
High acboole and other educational
Institutions shared in thin be terment.
While the counw of study nt Uni.
versify of Porta Rico were increased.
A collag* of business administration
by the university in co
eperatlop with Boston University aad
a school of tropical medicine la co
operation with Columbia University
A system of evtning eatenslon eeuraws
waa also ianugutnted.
Ff largement of factl
itie* la tha (aland has seauHod la tb*
. L-*i Jljraars iu th* raduailoa fa Hit-,
teracy from 33 to kill 46 percent of
the population.
Department of Interior funds were
H*ed during tha year for tha building
of about 50 mil** of road* and the
of numerals other rub
lie works. Including tw* university
building)?.
The new cap! 01, ini*ne asylum and
pealteatiary are nearing comal*lon,
the report aald, a* wall ** th* chil
dren's building at the Insular Tuber
cujealg Sanitarium, the district boa
pit*! at Ponce and th* district court
r house a*. Guayama. \
| Malaria continues to baffle the
health uutboittie* of the Island, but
deceaaea were reported in the number
1 of caactr of all other epidemic, dls
euacs. An Increase was noted, however
in the death rate, there being 1415
root death last year than the year
before. Deaths from tuberculosis, mal
' arls, enteritfcr and deaphorhea alsi In
creased .
• A campaign Is being carried for
ward; the governor reported, to over.
1 tome thla situation by organising
public health pnit* in all the muni
clpa!itl*s and by health education In
1 Ibe public acbooit.,
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TWIRLM M TIMRh OR TOE
Q 11l
Th# billet dsndng record for twirl
ing on one to* wan set by accident In
Loudon recently. Vera NemchlaoVa,
the Ruvslan ballet star, waa to have
emulated five other f»mous prime
ballerina* by twirling 32 times. 8h«
started * few bar* of mualc too soon,
aud the result wa* that she turned on
'Yer toe 38 times, which i* believed to
be f. .-etiord. *
BITH A*D GEOBGF GET
OPPOKTI NITY FOR LITTLE BEST
. <P
r Alt IS, Nov. b.-MAP)-Ruth Bld*r,
• ■* n‘" !
today had a chance to rest, and ta
* Itnti* one of kYance'a moot lime
AM Sami- day, 4*n «* whinh Fraaeb
men by th* hundreds flock t* the
cemeteries to ptsc» flower* on the
graves of their ramilie* end f, tends.
The fliers bar* already seen a good
many of the sight* of Psria, includ
ing the artists' haunt* In Mont Mer
er* and the aecond hand book stalls
along the quays of th* B'h>», „
Under tb* guidance of Senator
Latere Weillcr, who furn *h»d th*
first * money to bring th* Wright
bro beta .to France twenty years ago
th* fliers intend to visit Versatile*
and outlying district*.
Tonight Ifaurtc Bokanowskl. mtn
tstar of ctnmnarw, Fill give thatn •
FrtTft* <UB£«r (
BERNT BAM HEN
WILL BE PILOT
Byrd'S Buddy Will Bi»er Mrs.
Gray non Dm Plan# la
. FUfffct
new YORK. Hot. i -<fe-«r#ni
Ra&hen. who sceampaatad oemtaaad
•r Hit hard E. Byrd on ill* Aarrici'i
first night \p Europe laat sununer ha*
b*cn selected u th* pilot tor the
pest sttamrtdo fly across th* Atlantic
In th* airplane “Th* D*«ra*.
Prance* Grayson, half owner of th*
rlan* made the announcement'.
lira. Orayaon eliminated Then
Raahce. German svintrlx. wh* era*
reported to hare offered to have pilot
«d the plane in nn ail women trane
■Atlantic flight, t
On the other hand, the W*sihlUty
that t'iarenca Chamberlin would re
place Wilmcr Btnlta aa Men. Gray
•on’* pilot *w aeen when Mr*. Gray
ton arranged tor Chamberlin to make
• test flight in the Dawn *nd deter
mine if certain taachanicsl change*
would Increaee It* capacity while low
ering the number of .motor reyoln
llooa. a
Chamberlin »*ld after the flight
th*t he found thttri change* could be
mad* but added he waa not consider
ing piloting the plane.
Buichcn, Mr*. Grajt*»n said. area,
her original selection aa pi'ot becaghe
of his wide expertenca aa aa aviator.
Ha wa* not avsflahi* *t that Urn*,
however, because he wa* on a trip to
Holland. “ » '
GIVECONCERT
THURSDAY EVE
Much Interest Being Shown iu
A AJJ It’an) lwtMtf at
*BIW w S—l—'
Home daaa
Plenty of fun for yoar money 1. the
promige which membeih of the local
Odd Fellows order nr* making na they
yesterday began in earaant the »al*
of ticket for the oinrert by (he Old
Fallow* HoSaa glee dub la the com
munity building Thursday night *t •
o'clock. A four In ont attraction kga
heel *r*rng*d tog th* concert—an
orchlrtra, a glca eUb. the braaa bant)
*O4 toe-mciution dans.
The v -appearance of th* entertain*
me lit group la the city baa b#c*»o
an annual event that hundredn look
forward to and the Odd Fallow* of
Goldsboro *r# determined tg*t this
>e*r sbnil sea the Community Build
ing packed with people ,to hear th*
program. Members of the local chap
ter are selling tickets for til* event
Th* clartr is a Urge one this year
rod the program to he rendered has
been prepared under the direction of
well trsined faculty members of tits
Odd Fallows Home and unusual tal
ent ban been discovered. Those aye
peering on th# concert are selected
In'ftitnpetition* conducted among tfea
student body of several hundred.
Morrr advitm hr
, ~ EII.I.ED HIM WIFI
P ' . ' . t ' T ‘ ;
NEW ORLEANS. Nor. I.—<A>)—Po
lice announced todny tost H*nry
Alolty, had confessed (bat he alone
k'tted his wife and slster-ln-taw and
tbep packed their bodies in a trtral
aft#.- ho beading the two women and
amputating their §rma and logs, Pro*
vtonsly Molly had Insisted that his
wife and. Mr*. Joseph Moity, hla sis
ter Jn-taw,;( were muidered by a red
haired sailor, admitting only that he
iiJfe
troche. «
MAXAk (A* titft
Berkeley. 6ai—Knit Helen of
th# cenrte, like handsome Hobby, es
the links, la an expert with a abot
gitfd. Mis* Will* is going duck hunt
ink wi h h'r dad about tho t me the
thoughts of Mr Hobort Tyr# Jones,
Jr.\of Atlanta, com** to trapshoot
ing.
ROC EXE IN GE!f EKOt’N
BOOTH BEND, lad.—Any time
that vellogo football abolishes gat*
receipts Kant# Ho. kue will coach tor
nothing. Try and get a ticket ft
the Dame game In New
I York or for tfc* Southern Cellfornln-
I Notr* Dam* game in Chlcgge,
Jury In Case Shadowed
By Group Os Detectives
Is Charge That Is Made.
SfIHMONSASKS
A BIGGER CUT
Kslteafei That Fatteml Tax BiH
Stott Id B• Raiimi
S4OO 000 000
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WASHINGTON, ifctv. l—
tor Simmon* of North Carellee, rank
ing Democrat on lha Senate Finance'
Committee, after a«ail oa President
rmii|i||tt iodiiy ||
the TreMury proposal waa too low
gad that a slash of tanas to the Mm
es 1400 000 000 should he made
W w —*W|X tp^wu^uw——B
H* advocated repeal of th* nuisance
Uxee including the antemohlle sslm
hut. of which levies the treaanry
wish** to retain and said he fait a
reduction in the corporation t*x now
at II I percent Should b« greater
than the 1.l petwent proposed by tho
Administration. In addition be said,
to# tobscoo g r*were war* entitled to
■ogga reduction in the tag Imposed
EMmi jthoir pr odsft.
The' views of Mr. Btmmoae eotodd
*d largely with thorn recent’* ax.
pressed by Repreeentstlve Gardner,
ranking Democrats on the * Roast
Way* sad Means csmmlJte. who sold
ifd*y that the corporation levy shoald
he cut to 10 peroeai.
Rspeal es the eetata or inheritance
tax also favored by th# adpdalhtm
*Uhr wa* eadorsad by Baaator aim
mane wh* led the suoeeeafnl tight in
the B*n*to two yeire ago for eMnilns
Uon of thkMsvJr.
•epator Bimmonv charged that a
change la bookkeeping had been In
stituted by th# treaaary, landing io
•how a amaltar btlenee by ellmiaal
lag certain dents heretofore included.
He did not amplify thh* declaration
which reflected upon th# mnta# by
Wheh the estimated aurplah of 1174,.
BdO.OOO for 1»S« wok reach* 4.
INDIANAPOLIS
SEEKS LEADER
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WUI Homo Mayor Succeeding
—gg ha Prippp at MoatlaC
Noxt Tuondny
INDIANAPOLIS, lad.. Nov, l-OP)
—iA movement wa* afoot tonight seek
lag a basinets min to lead ladtasn
polla out *f Ita political wilderness.
The city counsil which will Select a
mayor a#xt Tueatay to finish the na
expired ternvof John Duvall will ha
w.kad to maka ita ebote# from |hr*a
business men whose names wttr bs
presented by the city Meaager leegne.
Claude Negtey, named temporary
Mayor, performed hla duties taday
without hindtoaee. It was pay day
-ad *he city emotayans and school
teachers drew their checks *• uhual.
Swift lilind Bridge
To Be Opened Today
ALBSaiMARUC. Nov. 1-UP)-Ths
new concrete bridge acrona Ps* Das
Rfrvr at Swift Island will be opened
(0 traffic tomorrow according to word
rtoelwd hero by officials dad Frank
Paga ckatrann of ftp stale highway
root mission.
tar* end wa* mad* necessary by tbs
building «f • bag* dame by ttft
ftaroMwg Fewer and Light company,
the backwater mom whlen will cover
the old structure.
Sea Disaster Toll
Is Totaled aa 314
RIO JANERIO. Brasil, Nov. l-<fe
—A total of aid persona perished In
tbs Msfstda disaster off the coent
kt Hr axil. It was shown today ia fin
al figures made public by the local at
flee of the ship owaers.
■idßfcona were Nl eurvhrorh. The
Wf Included 17 flrot elaae passes
id. 17 second class pemwnger M 4
third #>•*• passenger, 17 sailors and
I officer*, including th* cagtalg.
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Member of
The Associated
Press
*•
hugs nvR own "
Btmi(faMiil Foreami of W t ko4
Wo—M Hoi—mii
vT—uso flO|r)rwn
'SS^vmmon
J untie# HkMopa Gtav# tUar Ckajn
° b#rl Hearing U IlillHi ■!
WA»HIfdJtTON. Nov i-DW- A
Joint statement isgued tonight |y
counssi for Hhrry Btne)a(r de»|apfd
ikkt they joinod tbi dWHI tag th#
government la r*«n*oUng JJaitm
Blddoun today to deotar* amMRbI In
tha oil conspiracy aw n, Tho gkntn
msnt waa laanad a# a mpplsxpap)
iha stesnernphic record to adwt MHk
place ia (he privacy dr th* fndfab
now trying Sinclair and Altifl fell
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the eonnaol con
‘submitted Counsel fee Ike PPM
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I—roil 4 oddltols tn 4ter 4IMW BMI
strict Attorney Is oow
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* * '*** WH * MfeW
“The position of counts) 4*# tho
defeat* rromntad to Judg* Blddtos
in Chamber, la tall is that liPMfcrtlu
Mi he nffidsvita and of all tan mum
In connection therewith apt qfe*
foot of sunk paMicafes awfea'a afe*
trial neeatimry; and otiip* far Up
dftßU l—l— with notfil I* B—
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Following upon the Mstatapo of
Dr. . *. F. Oataet. president of HNfM
Ft>not College, who tact night #a
enk-od -Ckrta laa Educstion** Bf. O.
T. Lumpkin, superiatondopt at Ife
Beptist Hospital In Vtaatoa 'Shlmp
will this fvonlag ctane the woakk ktaf
dom meeting eerie* at 4m First B«»
list ckarch with a roauma of hiapltal
is*! ion work by Bapttate..
Tha president of Wsk* Feveot fed
night told thonndioaoo that bo pmftl
Uk« to erect two arehoo I# th# feta*
Fonht campus Op* amk should pfer -
MtatimnLlgE"^£letufi hta
idea* of the making this iaggpd -an
. wtiimg*..
IfctoUgk tho personality of tPa BMP*
her* of the faculty, men of Attain It ir
and Christiana; throagh th* nfedolk
taught sre retting reverently Mr «ti»
truth: through the roUm* ffegu#
:<nd the ImKvMnai utndent.
Another arch, said Dr. fetfe*
would be*r the words: “Let this talhd
be In you which was *lm in Gkfel
Jesus."
Dr. Gaines c*m* from frigbi P»0-
trrdny sfternoen where he (tag apek
«n st a Baptist AwocUtion «l l:W
«<eieck. At |:|P'h* mod* Mi. fe#
notary ciah and a**T:M ha daMMHI
tkj ulk at fe life ni| || (HI