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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
Tuesday, April' 22, 1913.
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Great Good Accomplished
By Convention of Laymen
Closed Last Night With Banquet Largely Attended Eleven
Demoninations Participated in One of the Best
Conventions Ever Held Anywhere.
At i!::! (i o'clock yesterday afternoon
::.M mi ll usHcmhit-d at the Central
Mi lhinlist church and niareheil in a
IhiiIv to the iirmorv on North Main
mi-c' t to atteinl the .supper lor men,
which was the closing feature of the
i (invention of the Laymen's .Missionary
movement. These men represented
prtietieally every ehureh of Buncombe
county and a numher of churches of
Sll denonv.iations from adjoining
counties. Prominent business and pro
fessional men of this eity made up the
larsre-t number of those attending the
supper.
Hon. J. J. Rritt presided at the sup
per, and immediately after the meal
was served a resolution was unani
mously adopted, in whirh the ladies
were thanked for their faithful work
and graceful manners in serving the
spread.
Then came a brief explanation of
the wnrk of the movement by V. E.
Ooughty, educational secretary of the
movement for the I'nited States and
'anada. The policy adopted by the
members of committees at the lunch
eon at the Y. M. '. A. building yes
terday, when resolutions were adopted
us given in the (Jazette-News yesterday
afternoon, was then presented by L.
IJ. Padgett, field secretary for this
state. A discussion of this polity fol
lowed, and there were live minute
talks by visiting speakers, including
Itcv. K. C. Cronk. Prof. J. V. Ilender
.on and Dr. Ft. V. Patton.
Mr. I)oiiglit.v'H Address.
Following these short discussions,
there was a brief review by Dr. C. F.
Held of the work of the movement to
date. He held those present In (lost
attention as he told of the progress
that has been made through mi'Sion
ary methods in foreign Ileitis, anil pic
tured the great opportunities open to
the men of the country in promoting
the work of the movement. The reso
lutions, as pa?sed by the committees
sterday, were then adopted by the
men. and the closing address for the
evening was delivered by W. K. :
Doughty. j
.Vlr. Doughty spoke briefly hut to;
the point, and those present were j
much Inspired by his remark.'. Thir.
might he. said, too, about each of the I
speakers, for each came directly to j
the point and made i: utreng to the '
men as to just what the existing condi-
tions in missionary lields are and the
duty owed to foreign peoples by the
cltlxens of this country. It waa made
' lear. too. that everv business man Is '
lilrectly Interested in having the world
evangelized, us every Held that la
opened up becomes more civilized and I
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iinifiiri r i in uniirnru, me w noii"
reusoiiitig presented waa placed on a
i omnionsense basin that waa calculated
lo appeal especially to men.
Ses-ion Yesterday Aftcruoon.
According to previous arrangement,
the meeting waa brought to a close In
lime fur those present to attend the
Klman concert at the Auditorium. The
visit Inn speakers were entertained at
the. concert and there waa a large at
tendance at the, Auditorium from
nmong those who attended the aupper
and meeting.
At the aeaalon of . the convention
held at Central Methodist church yea
(inlay afternoon, L. II. Padgett pre
sided and the meeting waa opened
with Scripture reading and prayer by
Dr. It. K. Campbell, paitur of the First
Presbyterian church. There were two
addresses at this meeting, one by Dr.
John Nelson Mills on "Chin i." and the
other by Dr. ('. F. Field on "Organlxlng
for Victory." Itoth were moet Inter-
t I lip. Dr. Held emphasised the lm
uortance of Introducing plana am)
niethods, both educational and finan
cial, adequate to the task which pre
sents itself to the churches of the
country. Following the addresses
there was an open discussion along the
lines suggested by Dr. Iteid, that a
missionary committee lie named and
canvasses lie made at interval. during
the year. His suggestions were ap
uroved. Denominational Meetings.
Denominational meetings were held
in the church following this regular
session. Dr. Campbell presided at the
Presbyterian conference; Dr. Heid at
the meeting of the .Methodists; and
Prof. J. T. Henderson at the confer
ence of Baptists. All the churches of
them di n"ii, illations in the city were
lepresented at these conferences and
there was a fairly good attendance
Horn out of town. The work of the
movement was briefly discussed at
thise conferences and the resolutions
passed yesterday were voted on favor
ably by each conference.
The work of the convention is con
sidered by those who promoted it, and
especially by the prominent church
people of the city, to have been most
successful. The attendance at all mass
meetings and business sessions was
good and enthusiasm ran high
throughout the entire time of the
meeting of the convention.
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National Iicague.
, Won. Lost, Pet
Philadelphia 1 -800
PittshuraJi . . f. . 2 .750
New York ... . , . . ... . ' 5 2 .HI
Chicago ... ... ...... 6 3 ..6;
St: Louis.. . ......... 3 5 .375
Brooklyn ... 2 -4 .333
Boston ... .......... 2 5 .286
Cincinnati ... ....... I S ,143
Ampriran Iicaguc. "
Won. Lost. Pet
Washington ,;. : ..... . 5.0 1 000
Philadelphia..,.- 5 1 .714
Cleveland . . . . .... . . . 7 4 .63
Detroit i 5 .500
Chicago 5 fi .444
St Louis '. . 47 .364
Boston 2 .250
New York ......... . . 1 ! .14S
Southern league.
Won. Lost.
Atlanta ... .
Mobile . .
Nashville . . .
Montgomery
Birmingham
Memphis . . .
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Pet.
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.Gl6
.fiti 7
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GA5IES YESTRHOAY".
National League.
At St Louis 5. Pittsburgh 8.
At Brooklyn 1. Philadelphia 2.
At lioston 3. New York 4,
At Chicago 7, Cincinnati (1(11 innings).
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American Ix-ariue.
At New York 4, Washington S.
At Chicago 2, Detroit 3.
At Philadelphia 0, Boston 4.
At Cleveland S, St Louis 3.
Southern League.
At Montgomery 4, Memphis 4 ('
innings; called to catch train.
At Nashville 3, Atlanta 2.
At Chattanooga 2, Birmingham 7.
At Mobile 12, New Orleans 5.
American Association.
At Kansas City 3, Columbus 1.
At Milwaukee 0. Indianapolis fi.
At St. Paul 4, Louisville 9.
At Minneapolis 7. Toledo HI.
International league.
At Baltimore 5, Montreal 1.
Vlrtrlnln Iicaguc.
At Norfolk 3. liichmond 0.
At Newport N'ewa 3, Portsmouth S.
A Petersburg 0, Roanoke is.
South Atlantic league.
At Macon 1, Jacksonville 2.
At Charleston 2, Savannah 7.
At Albany 7, Columbux 8.
College Games.
At Princeton 6. Stevens 1.
At Lexington V. M. I. 5, Fniversity
of North Carolina 9..
W. and U 5. I'niversity of South
Carolina 4.
At Knowille University of Tennes
see. 0. I'niversity of Georgia 4.
Exhibition (James.
At Greensboro Guilford 4, North
Carolina A. and M. 0.
National League.
Pliilaili-lpliin 2. Brooklyn 1.
Brooklyn.,. April 2.2. Philadelphia
defeated Brooklyn yesterday, winning
the final game by a one run margin.
The locals scored their first run on
the EbbetU Held. The final count was
2 to 1. .
Mayer otitpltched Allen, although
the latter struck out eight men.
Score by innings It H. U.
Philadelphia . .100 100 000 2 .1
Brooklyn 010 000 000 1 3 I
.Mayer and Dooln: Allen. Curtis and
Miller. Time 1:20. empires P.lgler
and Byron.
w York 4. Boston It.
Tioston. April 22. New York won
the lifth straight game from Boston
yesterday 4 to. 3. The visitor ran wild
on 4he bases during the first inning,
scoring two runs without making a hit.
t was Maniuard'a first game of the
season and he performed well until
the fifth when three doubles in a row
allowed two wores.
Score by innings H. II. E.
New York 210 010 0004 4 1
oston . 100 020 0003 .9 3
Maniuard and Wilson; Tyler anil
ftarlden. Time 2:02. t'mplres Klem
and Orth.
Pittsburgh 8. St. Louis .1.
Pt Louis, April 22. Pittsburgh hit
Oriner and Oeyer hard yesterday and
won from Bt Louis 8 to i. PL Louis
was In the lead up to the sixth, when
Pittsburgh scored seven runs. Every
man on the Pittsburgh team singled
with the exception of McCarthy, who
sacrificed in this Inning. . Geyer finally
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FOR CATARRH
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Health Comes From Knowing' Hove
ami What to Breathe.
Hardly a day passes without confir-'
mation of the .qld, adage. "'Man's Life
is but a breath of air."
Dust laden With disease breeding
germs Is inhaled by all Who use the
streets, but disease Is not developed
unless the germs find conditions suit-,
able for their lodgment and growth. !
With peoplei having catarrh there is
an ideal culture medium for these
sierms. The irritated membrane and
weakened tissues is a hot-bed where ,
germs thrive and multiply. i
If you have catarrh or any trouble
of the breathing organs causing stop-
pedup head, sniffles or morning ;
choking, you should use the easiest,
simplest and quickest remedy, the dl-1
rect method of Hyomei. This wqn-
ierful medication is taken in with
the air you breathe, directly following,
and destroying all germs that have
been inhaled, repairing any damage
they may have worked and so healing
and vitalizing the tissues as to render
catarrh and germ infection no longer
possible.
The unusual way In which druggists
sell Hyomei should dispel all doubt
as to its curatlVe properties. Smith's
L-drug store offers to refund the price
to anyone whom It fails to benefit.
You do not risk a cent in testing the
healjng virtues of this breath of life.
Complete Outfit tl.00. Extra bottles
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retired Pittsburgh when Wilson, up for
the second time, hit into a double play.
Manager Clarke of Pittsburgh received
notice yesterday of his suspension for
live days for his quarrel with Umpire
Owens Saturday at Pittsburgh.
Score by innings' R. H. E.
Pittsburgh . . . .100 007 000 8 16 -2
St. Louis ......101 200 001 5 12 1
Adams and 'Kelly; Griner, Geyer and
Wingo. Time 1:45.' Umpires Brennen
and Guthrie.
Chicago 7. Cincinnati 0.
Cincinnati, April 22. Chicago won
an exciting 11-lnnings game from Cin
cinnati yesterday 'afternoon 7 to G.
Chicago scored one run In the first
inning on Clymer's and Mitchell's
doubles. They added two more in the
fourth on a single by Zimmerman, a
Ihree-base hit by Snicr and an out.
Two runs In the ninth were scored on
a single, two douhles and a three-base
hit by Archer. Tow more runs were
added In the eleventh on a double, a
base on balls, and two singles. Cin
cinnati scored five runs in the third
when Lavender was knocked out of the
box. Two bases on balls, two singles,
a double and a home run by Bates
brought In the runs. In the eleventh
McoDnald, who batted for Grant,
singled, moved up on an out and
scorid on a single.
Score by Innings R. H. E.
Chicago . ..100 200 002 027 14 1
Cincinnati ...005. 000 iMifl 01 I! I
Lavender, Smith and Archer: John
son and Clerk. .' Time 2:45. Umpires
llrennan and Ensin.
American League.
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Thna writes Mr. 'Howard Hailey of
pellevtie, Mich. W ran point to thou
sands of Instances where the proper
nae of Herpicide has been followed hy
a remarkable growth of hair.
Newbro's Herpicide Is "the original
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and stops falling hair.
Bend lOe In postage for sample and
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R., Detroit, Mich. . ' "
Applications may be elilalned at the
best barber and hair dressers. '
Newbro's Herpicide In JOc and 11.00
sixes la sold by all dealers who guar
antee It to do all that Is claimed. If
you are not satisfied ymir money will
be refunded.
Pmlth Drng Stors, ifmclai agents.
Cleveland K: St Louis ;'..
Cleveland,. April 22, Driving .
Mitchell out of the box, CWelaml
scored (! runs in the first Inning on
seven hits Including two triples and
two doubles and defeated St. Louis 8
to 3 yesterday. Stone, who replaced
R. Mitchell, also was hit hard but
managed to keep the hits scattered.
AV. Mitchell, Cleveland's south-paw
was very wild, giving1 eight bases on
balls.
Score by Innings It. H. E.
Cleveland . . . fill 000 OOx 8 15 2
St. Louis . . . 2"o ooi ooo n r. i
W. .Mitchell and Carisch; Stone. H.
Mitchell, Adams and Alexander. Time
2:15. Umpire Eansand Hildchrand,
IHtrolt :l; Chicago 2.
Chicago. April 22.' Chicago was
defeated yesterday by Detroit 3 to 2.
The game was a pitcher's battle be
tween Russell and Kla'wifter. with the
honors slightly In favor of the former.
In the second inning Bodie of Chi
cago hit the ball to the score board In
center field, but In rounding first base
stumbled and fell, He regained his
feet and fell again, and rolled to sec
ond base where he was held, the ball
having been relayed to the infield
Score by innings K. H. E.
Detroit . . . .010 010 001 .1 6 1
Chicago .... 001 010 0002 6 2
Klawitter and Strange; Russell and
Schalk. Time 1:55, Umpires Fergu
son and n'Loughlln.
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' EXPLANATORY NOTES. : ." ' '
Observations lakes at a. m., 75th merldiin Uma. Air preamm redused to oa Ictel. Isoban (eonnauoM lln pass thfoutta points
or oqual airpieuura. Isoiaerms (dottvd lioes) pus ihroub points of equal temperature: draws only for aero, frecalng, wf. aud MP.
O O partly cloudy; cloudy; rain; now; report mlsio.v Arrows tyaritb tb wind, rint iiurea. lempcralurc:
second, precipitation of .01 Inch or more lor pan M boon; tblrd, maximum wind teloclty. .
noMnn 1; ItrfkHtclplila II.
Philadelphia, Aurll 22. Error by
Wnarner and Yorkea In th aevonlh
InninK proved the turning- point of
ynatrrday'a tramc, whk'h Philndplphln
won from Ronton by (I to 4. Thpy
wre procdd hy a alnulo by Murphy,
and filled the hnm a. Raker nnd Dtiley
then rarh drove In a pair of runa with
RlnnleH. Ilouck was wild, Rlvlnir nine
luiHes on halln, hittlne a hatftman nnd
mukina; a wild pitch. Wood became
wild in the aerond Inning and Knvo
wny to Bedlent In he third.
Score by Innlnim II. It. E.
Ronton .... 0:10 000 Oei 4 7 K
Phlladelphlii . 010 010 40x I i
Wood, Redlent, Foater and NHina
maker: Hout k, Plank and ' l-npp.
Time 2:20. t'mplrea Connolly and
Mctlreever.
Wnliiiittiin H; Net York. I. '
New York, April 22. Waahlnnton
made li four mrulxht over New York
by winning the laat name of tha aeries
yenterdnv by a ai-or of a to 4. KhiinkM
atarted Waahlnirton off to a three run
lei'd In the aeeond with a home run
driving- In two men ahead of him.
New York forxed Into the lead In the
lifth on hita and errora but Wanning
ton in the aevenlh came through with'
two runa and clinched the game.. Thu
hard luck of New York continued to
day whrtt Catcher Sweeney auffered a
apllt flniter.
Hcore by Inn I nun ' n. H. E.
H'lKihlnKton , .O.'IO 00.1 200 X I t
New York , . 001 010 0V 4 3 5
Kna-el. Hitirheaand Alniworth: Ford
Fisher nnd Pwerney' and Williams.
Time 2:04. I'mplrea, Hurt nnd Dl
nen. Don't b Furprlaet) If fe-u have an
attach; of rhtumathtm thla aprlna,
Jnat rtih the affectad porta freely with
Chamberluln'a Liniment and It wll
aoon dUappaar. Bold by all dialera,
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TEMPERATURE. "
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Aaheville ...... HS .,".
Atlanta ,. 4S, . . 7(1
AiiKuata . . . 42 US
Katliniore, 42 liO
IMrmlnshum .MI 7K
Chnrli-M(on 411 rZ
Charlotte 42 62
Jiielmonvllle) Gil 1
Knoxvllle r0 "i
Montgomery ... , Ml 7i
New Orleana 14 K0
New York ... 44 IS
Hiilclgh .' 40 54
Savannah . . 50 H4
Tamp ... ... r.H , K0
Wa hlnfrton ... 3X i'iH
WllmlhKton 42 HO
Nnrmiil for thla date: Tempernliirc
til; precipitation .11 Inch.
Koreeaat until p. m. Wedneaday
for Aah'evllle and vicinity: Fair to
night and Wedneaday; rlnlnf tern per
il tu re. .'''
For North Carolina: Fair toniffhl
and Wednesday, rialna; temperature:
llghf varlnhle winda.
(Jcra-rul i'onditionM Pat tt llonrx).
The weatern atorm haa moved eat
ward and la now centered near Mani
toba where the barometer ia below
2(,40 Inrhea. Thla atorm haa rauaed
rain In tho north Pacific Mate, tho
northern plateau region, the Rocky
moKntuin aectlon and the northern
lliert-elppl valley. The preaaure ia
hrh e-iHt o' the Mlnalaalppl and the
weather la freiierutly clear In thoaedln
trlcta except In the northern hike re
gion and aouthern Kixrldo. Light to
heny fnwta occurred In the middle
Atlantic !!, Fair wenther wllh
ll'lng temperature la Indicated for thti
tl'-lnity- tonljr'. and Wednewluy.
f , ' T. R. TAYLOR, Observer. .
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