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GLOBE
The Memorial Day Celebration
Here Most Successful Ever
, Held in Buncombe.
EXERCISES ARRANGED
BY ASHEVILLE U. D.
Patriotic Assemblage at the Majestic
Theater, Followed by'Decora- .
tion and Luncheon.
FDR ASHEVILLE PLANNED
Members of Trinity and All
Souls Are Interested in
The Movement.
Rev. Wyatt Brown, rector of Trinity
Episcopal church, announced at the
service Sunday morning that a move
ment has been started to erect a build
ing for another Episcopal church in
the city, members of both All Souls'
COMPROMISE EFFECTED
IN BID DAMAGE CASE
era Railway for $50,000,
Compromises for $3000.
settlement
A compromise
reached yesterday
Breeze, administratrix
of K. V. Boyd, deceased,
Southern Hallway company
in case of, Mary B.
of the estate
vs. the
by which
BDtmore, and Trinity being interested j the plaintiff is to receive 3,000. The
In the- movement. No definite plans
were announced, further than that a
subscription list is now being circu
lated for such a building and that it
will probably bs located somewhere
In the residence section of the city.
The site, however, has rot been de
cided upon, and no announcement is
made as to how soon work will begin
on the structure. One of the men who
Is interested In the movement stated
that there seems to be no doubt what
ever but that the new church will be
organized and the building erected.
So far aa can be ascertained there
will be no antagonism in the matter
among the Episcopalians of the city.
AH Souls' at Biltmore has the services
of the loir church, while the Trinity
services ars a mixture of both high
and low church. The new one will be
high church and by its establishment
all people in the city identified with
the Episcopal church will have their
preference aa to these services. Rev.
Mr. Brown stated today that the
movement for the new church meets
with his hearty approval as there is
room her for work by a new church
and that his congregation Is growing
ao rapidly that the need of a new
church is coming to be keenly felt It
la understood that Rev. Dr. R. R.
Bwope, rector of All Souls', has the
same feeling for the movement.
J. F. COBB
Employe of City Sanitary Department
Died yesterday Morning His
IDneas Was Brief.
J. r. Oobb, an employe of the city
la the city sanitary department, died
Sunday morning about 6:30 o'clock at
his home on South Main street He
had been 111 for only a few days and
his death came aa a shock to his
friends In the city. He Is survived by
a wife mad two children. The funeral
was held from the residence yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. J. 8. Wil
liams officiating and Interment was
ax Riverside, cemetery. The following
acted aa pallbearers: William
Smith, R. Brackets T. York, W. Bish
op and! FleLcher Austin,
Slemorial day exercises were con
ducted here yesterday in the Ma
jestic theater under the auspices of
the Funcombe county chapter, Cnlted
Daughters of the Confederacy, ; the
exercises beginning at 11 o'clock.
Many of the aged Confederate Veter
ans who went to Jacksonville last
week to attend the annual, reunion
were not present not having returned
from the Florida city, but the crowd
attending was the largest ever present
at Memorial day exercises in Asheville,
The theater was filled almost to ca
pacity. The invocation was delivered by
Kev. J. S. 'Williams, chaplain of the
Mission of the Good Samaritan. Music
I fr the occasion was furnished by Miss
' Emma Austin-and her orchestra and
the first song number was "Dixie."
The audience stood as the thrilling
war song of the south was rendered.
! This was followed -by the rendition of
Mary B. Freeze, Suing South-; "The oid North state" by 300 school
intendent of city schools.
The first speaker of the day was
Robert R. Williams, who was intro
duced by . Mrs. E. C. Chambers,
president of the Asheville chapter, U.
f. C. Mr. "Williams paid a glowing
tribute to the soldiers in grey of 'fil
'65, who fought so valiantly for the
cause which they upheld, and to the
Daughters of this Confederacy, which
order is represented in North Carolina
by 100,000 of the leading women of
the state.
Mr. Williams introduced Rev. Wyatt
Brown, rector of Trinity Episcopal
church, the principal speaker of the
dav. Mr. brown delivered a masterful
address, reviewing the valorous activi
ties of the sons of the south and of
Ninth Carolina who participated in
the Moody conflict of 50 years ago.
He also spoke in the highest terms of
the work that is being carried on by
the Daughters of the Confederacy in
perpetuating the memories of these
men and building everlasting monu
ments to them In the minds and hearts
of their descendants.
The exercises were closed with the
singing of "America." The benedic
tion was pronounced by Rev. Mr.
15ron and those present then repair
ed to Riverside cemetery and Newton
Academy burying ground to decorate
the graves of veterans who are bur
ied there. The floral offerings that
were Sunt for this decoration were
most profuse, two wagon loads of
beautiful and costly (lowers having
been taken to the two cemeteries. The
Daughters w ere assisted In the decora
tion by the Children of the Confed
eracy and many aged Veterans who
were anxious to "pay this tribute -to
those of their ranks 'who have passed
to tho great Beyond.
As a tlnal chapter In the celebration
of the day, a sumptuous spread was
served for the surviving Veterans at
the hall of the Asheville Merchants'
association on North Main street. The
spread was arranged, as it is annually,
by the members f the Asheville chap
ter, V. D. C, and the members and
their daughters served the grey haired
men who assembled. It was a great
event for the latter, the men enjoying
quite a reunion for the day and talk
ing spiritedly, despite their years, of
the days past and gone when they
were able to take active part In all
movements, even of war, for the sake
of their country. The event was pro
nounced generally to have been the
most successful and enjoyable Memo
rial day celebration -ever held here.
suit was instituted for thB recovery
of $50,000 damages lor the death of
fc. V. Boyd, who was killed In a
wreck at Oynma, Catawba county, on
March 31. 1913.
The deceased was a conductor on
a freight train and In the wreck he,
the engineer and fireman were all
killed. Tho company proposed to de
fend the suit on the ground that the
accident was due to a latent defect In
the rails that was undiscovered and
undlseoverable. The hearing was on
the calendar for hearing in Superior
court and a larse number, of
witnesses were present to give testi
mony. It was expected that the case
would take up the time of the court
for at least a week.
T IS LEI FDD
BUILDINEJLKS' HOME
North Carolina Development
Company Builders, Thos.
Williams in Charge.
The contract for the erection of the
new Elks' home here, to be built at
the corner of Haywood and Walnut
streets, was let at a meeting of the
Elks' Home company Saturday after
noon to the North Carolina Develop
ment company. It Is slated that all
material for the home has t.en pur
chased and excavation work for the
structure will be begun this week. It
Is proposed to have It completed by
the middle of October or the first of
November. Thomas Williams of New
York, an experienced man. will be
in charge of building operations, his
services having been secured by the
development company to which the
contract was let. The structure, as an
nounced In The Gasette-Newi Satur
day, when general plana were review
ed, will cost approximately 150.000.
C O. VICE PRESIDENT
Left Sunday Night in Special
Car For Annual Conven
tion in That City.
Headed by Potentate Chase P. Am
bler, the Asheville members of Oasis
Temple, Shriners, left Asheville Sun
day night at 8:30 o'clock In a special
car for Atlanta to attend the annual
convention of the Shrine temples of
the country. This special car was at
tached to the Oasis Special at Spar
tanburg, comprising other cars of
Shriners from North Carolina cities,
and the train will be parked In At
lanta for the convenience of parties
attending the convention. The local
Shriners plan to return here by
Thursday of this week in order to en
tertain the visitors from other tem
ples who will arrive here for a short
stay, en route to their hon.es.
There were two delegations of
Shriners and their ladies here Satur
day for a abort visit. Members of Ms
dinah temple, Chicago, the largest
temple In the country, arrived in two
sections about noon and vere escorted
over the city In street cars. Luncheon
was served for them at Grove Park
inn and the afternoon was spent In
other street car rides, the delegations
departing for Atlanta at 4 o'clock.
Representatives of Damascus tem
ple, Rochester, arrived Sunday night
about 9 o'clock, their train arriving
about two hours late. They arrived
too late for the special car ride that
had been arranged fir them, as well
as the dinner at the Battery Park ho
tel, but the party repaired to the hotel
for a short rest They left at 11: SO
o'clock for Atlanta.
The delegations from Murat temple,
Indianapolis, and Moolah temple, St.
Louis, who arrived here Saturday, left
for Atlanta Sunday morning after en
joying a delightful lime here. The St
Louis Shriners -arrived so late that
tho drive arranged f ir them over the
Eiltmore estate had tn be abandoned,
as well as a car ri le, hut they had
dinner at Grove Park inn and enjoyed
the dance which followed.
The Buffalo Shriners. members of
Ismaila temple, who were also visitors
In the city Saturday afternoon, enter
tained local people while they were
being entertained. They were accom
panied by a brass hand and , drill
con's. Luncneon was enjoyed at tne
Langren hotel and dinner at Grove
Park Inn. There us; a drill on the
lawn nt Grove park, while the music
of the band was enjoyed by hundreds
all over tho city.
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McGRAW'S
t)ecatur A Kiel I. vice president of the
i Chesapeake te Ohio railway, while
I crossing the street near his offices at
i noon today, wit run over by an auto
mobile which backed suddenly to
avoid collision with buggy, ills scalp
was badly cut and h suffered severe
nervous shock. He refused to blame
E. V. Woodali. owner of the car, who
motored him home.
MISS LILLIAN OANFIELD
Ashetille Woman, Formerly of Chica
go, Die Suddenly While Visit
ing Friends In Concord.
News was received In the city' Bun
day afternoon of the death In Con
cerd of Mia lollies Catill.ild. a former
resident of Chicago- who had made
her residence in Asheville fur the past
Ave year. Hoe bad been In 111 health
for a long time but her friends did
not think Mr condition was serious.
At ihe time of her death she was vis
iting friends and the newt of her
dsatb ram. as a distinct .hock to
wide circle of friends In Asheville.
Funeral arrangements have, rut beta
announced.
The ftewlng society of Esther chap
ter. Order of Eastern tar. will meet
thla evening with Mrs. J. C. Patterson
at her home, 11 Clayton street
Mrs. M. rttthugh Teatue It able
; to be out stain, after aa Illness of
MOUNTAINSjOMGNORANCE.
Present School Methsds, Ssyt a Sci
entist, Will Never Level Them.
There is not money enough Iri the en
tire world to make impression again'
the astonishing mountains of lgnn
ranee. In this grost United States ol
America one iu 10,000 if hnps barf
nerer beard that tho universe Is run bt
las and does not know that there art
laws of nature. Entire millions urr
born, pass tlno.b a lifetime In tUk
otherwise hcnuiiful world und die with
out renlly liuvin;; seen anything. Tbeii
eyes see objects, motions and natural
operations, but tlielr minds are com
pletely blank, so for as knowing o!
what thry are viewing.
"Lducatloii"-it Is painful to mai
pure wblte paper with this word. Tbt
present appalling system of forcing
children to study branches against
which nature has decreed, thus perma
nently Injuring tlielr tnluds, nature
and personalities, ought to be punished
by tome newly enacted law. They put
s number of totally unlike children tn
the tame class and expect unlike be
iugt to learn like subjects and all Id the
same time to be nble to withstand the
present brain curdling methods of "ex
amination."
If all nations on earth should sud
denly ttop war and the tnannftctureof
alcobol and use every dollar In the at
tempt to educate each child separately
some fnlnt Impression- could be made
against tbt enormous ranges of moun
tnlnt of Ignorance. Eacb child hereafter
born could perhaps lisre at least one
law of nature repeated within hearing.
And etch child born to mathematict
could have Instruction In mathematics
by teachers knowing something of tot
mentality of the student.
A fine watch would not bs Uktn to a
blacksmith-, costly dynamo would not
be for sn Instsnt placed In charge of
one not knowing the laws ruling the
machine. Tet far mors delicate mech
anlams. the minds of children, are
placed tinder domination or teacnert
pot knowing child naturs.4Kdgar Ln-
clen Larkln In Ntw Tort Amtrlcan,
IS
FDR COOKING SCHOOL
Displays Will be Excellent; In
struction of Highest Class
Deep Interest Shown.
There Was a Different.
When Dr. nsndsll Davidson, arch
blabop of Canterbury, was a enrate,
on. day at Dsrtford bs took a Sunday
school clatt la a neighboring parish.
Tbt subject was "King Solomon," and
after the lesson bs proceeded to cate
chise the children.
"Tell me, boys," bs ss!d, "wbst was
the difference between Solomon and
other meor No answer. "Coma,
comer ttld . the future archbltbop.
"Wat there any difference, for In-
stance, between Klug Solomon and my
selfr
'. A tiny band went up, and a tiny
volet replied, "I'lMse, sir, Solomon wsa
wiser-London M. A. P.
Ttmstrlna the Wind.
, Fallon (who bas bought a amall farm)
-Ttll sat tbt truth, Mr. Carnty, la tbt
oil rich or poor J. trpert Gsrdentr
Wtll, sor, t should say ft wor wactt
rich, but It's now la raydooc.4 ctreum-
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in The Gazette-News' Cooking School
The cooking school which will open
at the T. M. C, A. tomorrow under the
auspices of The Gazette-News, for
which Mrs. Florence Austin Chase has
been secured as demonstrator and lec
turer on domestic science and econ
omy, promises to be the most success
ful ever conducted In Ashjtville. The
ladles of the city are displaying great
interest In the school and a big attend
ance Is assured for' the first class at
J: 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
A great many merchants and busi
ness firms of the city and elsewhere
are deeply Interested In the success of
the school and will furnish materials
for the demonstrations. Borne of these
will have attractive booths In the as-
sufiat'.on building and advertisements
for their goods that will be used ap
pear In teday's Issue of The Uasette-Newt,
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FIELDER IS RELEASED
Sauer, Who Has Been Playing
In Left Garden, Dropped
From Line-up.
REPORT EXPECTED ON
Methodists Face Week of Ac
tivity New Propositions
- Presented.
Oklahoma City, May 12. A week of
activity faced the members of the
general conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, when they
met for the first session of their sec
ond week yesterday. Bishop Host
took the gavel at presiding officer of
the day.
: The call for memorials and peti
tions brought forth a number of new
propositions but the majority related
to matters already placed before the
conference body and referred to com
mittees. A preliminary report from the spe
cial committee on Vanderbilt univer
sity matter wat expected.
Irges New Institution.
Rev. H. M. DuBoie of Atlanta,
presented to the confernece a redraft
of the memorial from ' the north
Georgia conference, asking that the
body In view of the teeming severance
of all conneotlon with Vanderbilt un
der the decision of the Tennessee Su
preme court, take steps to establish a
new theological school. The memorial
made no reference as to location.
Bernle Sauer, who has been with
the Mountaineers since tht present
season opened, holding down left field
In the Outer garden was released yes
terday by ' Manager Louie Cook. Tht
reason for the release It not given out
and the newt of It will doubtless
comt at a aurprlse to many of the
fans who have attended the gamtt
at Oatea park. I ft thowtd up well In
fielding but wat ahort on hit batting.
Hit admirers were of the opinion,
however, that he had the material In
him for the making of a good player.
T. M. Dtirkttt, secretary of tht
club, stated today that no othar play
er hat been tlgned to replace Bauer
and the llne-utrtodsy will doubtleat
be considerably changed,
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MORE EARTH SHOCKS
REGISTERED AT CATANIA
Catania. Sicily, May It. Several
slight earthquake -ehacke were regis
tered yesterday but no further dam
age Wat reported.
Many peasants afltlcttd by th. re
cent catastrophe art migrating from
the district. Other refute to move
from the scene until they learn the
fate of missing relatives.
Official returnt of tht dead give tht
number aa about Ho but it la believed
many mure are still buried In Ihe de.
brls. The Injured total many hundred
JURY IN LIEUT. BECKER
CASE WOW
District Attorney .White?
Makes No Mention of
New Evidence.
New Tork. May It. A Jury to
Charles Becker, former lieutenant (
police, charged with instigating H
murder of Herman Rosenthal, U
gambler, was completed yeiterli
Frederick A. Strock. a bookki
and Frederick C Barrett, a coasfi
Ing engineer, were chosen to tato
places of men excused Saturiaj.t
trlct Attorney Whitman In hii opott;
address mad. no mention of thiu'
cutlon of th. death sentence on tk
four gunmen and In no way suae1'
that the prosecution had any ne
dence to present It la understood Uk
whatever new evidence the ttatt &
introduce will be held at a mrftri
Hit tpeech was chiefly a rtrls
the events leading up to and folio
lng tht murder. , I
Defend Launched.
Bath, Me.,' May It. Tht trMS
cup defender Defiance was launch"
In th. Kennebeo yeeterday amid U
booming -of guns, shrieking of wn
ties and the cheers of 1040 peopl j
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Mr
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DO YOU THINK THE
Army and Navy
MADE A MISTAKE IN SELECTING 'v
CARUSO uses the Autotonc
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