DURHAM RECOKDER, DURHAM-C. .TITtHRSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1910.
: "- .1 "
If
It
;;
i)
i i : '
! !
i :
Expressions From Many on . f .
"lViy We Shoud 6e TftanMii"
THE ARTISTIC
fl o
(Continued From I'aeo One.)
mercy to us. " Far mre Important
than the gifts themselves', an .Jit
comfort and pleasure they give us, is
the influence they exert on our sown
character, and the results .they (pro
duce in our own life. So our great
est cause for praise and thanksgiving
ia that God has given us the grace to
appreciate all His mercies and bless
ings, especially the unspeakable gift
of his own Son, through whom all his
other gifts and benefits come to us.
While reckoning up our blessings,
counting our assets, let us put at the
head of the list a thankful heart.
"Ten thousand precious gifts .
My daily thanks employ:
Nor is the least a cheerful heart.
That tastes those gifts with joy."
, Ker. V. t Barrett.
We should be thankful to,God for
what He hat done and what we can
do. God has protected us as a nation
rnd a people from any serious calam
ity. Ha has given us unparalleled
prosperity. He has made it possible
for wan to have comforts and enjoy
Dleasurea hitherto unknown among
men. He has made it possible for us
to glorify God with out substance
and service and serve humanity as
never before.
words for home, neighbor and simple.
religion. ; 1 v
1 am thankful that I live 4a a state
where there is neither gteat Weatlh
nor biting poverty,' and that, as yetr
no fence of gold shuts any of us off,
from the tommon joy of a. wedding?
festival, or the communal grief of aj
- ULILII I.ILYJUnil UlfllLU
1 "
mi mm .-
FLEE FROM CAPITAL
new-made grave. V
W. M.' Yeaiby..
A Question of importance to. every
nation and every human "being. We
should bow our heads and offer
tbankl and prayers to the Supreme
Being for the blessings bestowed on
us during the past year for good
health, a good home, brightened by
' children who enlightens same, where
the mother's paradise prevails and
father's kingdom rules, and the
child's naradise. its joy. "Home
Sweet Home."
Wtiy shDuid.we not be thankful for
such pleasure, even if we are not
blessed .with the worldly goods, be
' tver what you may.
Bow your heads on the last Thurs
day In November, the day set aside
.' by the president of our nation, by
the governor of our state, and last,
, but not least, by the Supreme Father,
. who i waiting- to hear your prayers
'-- and thanks for blessings bestowed on
; you. ' ! ' '
mnl; a thin Platin and Bell'dt
Business
(tohtlnued Irom Fairp (fSy
i
I ant' thankful that I am a ettizem
of North , Carolina, and though thai
state seems to me to be; behind the ,
lived, nevertheless North Carolina
has many good people in it, and is
making a fair rate of progress in
material development, education and
self-improvement.
I am thankful that although wick
edness abounds in the land, strong,
determined, appalling, that I know
many good men whose honesty would i
qualify ; them to sit on a jury In I
neaven and an equal numDer oi
women whose unselfish goodness ex
alts them above -rlie courts of queens.
I am thankful that though the
temple of religion has been assailed
from all directions and in. every part,);
the Master's face on the wall, re
mains, after 20 centuries, unmarred
and unrivaled the priceless legacy
of the past and unfailing hope of the
future. . '
I am thankful that while thou
sands of men seem indifferent to re-t
ligion.and resist its claims, millions;
of children, through the agency of
the Sunday school, give p. omlse of a
time when religion and life will be
identical, and it will be s easy and
natural for a young soul to accept
the Savior as for a bud to open to the j
sun. 1
V - 1 . ' ' 1 . . 1 f
in EDon i can say wim me.
. We believe. In
fair and "square
1 dealing with the
public. ,
That is why we
' never resort to fake
schemes. . ; .
We have 'never
made cheap Pianos,
and never will,
out pianos .
.' are all of the best
grade, and we do
not attempt to com
pete with Inferior
instruments.
The possession of
a Stleff or a Shaw
Piano does credit
to the taste and
Judgment of the
owner.
i CHASiESTIEFP
203 K. Main- St.
T. Foy Simmons,
' Manager,, ,';
v.-
n ! K:tf.
the, fighting during' hd night, at Du
rango, a city of 39,004V morth of the
territory; of Teplc, in Central Mexico,
is withheld today by luiliUy officials,
who control. the last (remaining tele
graph wire to the capital. t . -
Clashes between government troops
and agitators contmericedi'before 6 p.
m., after whlh. telegap wires were
cut It' is 'feared that with the ap
proach, ot darkness the stluation grew
in Inteusity, and rioting doubtless
continued through the night
' Authorities here believe the Isola
tion of Durango. so far as outside
communication Is concerned, is char
geable to revolutionaries.
Preparations by the federal govern
ment to prevent the simultaneous In
vasion of revolutionary troops are
visible everywhere..
Information received here that Ma
dero, the1, re6ogntzed '. revolutionary
leader, naa assumed command oi a
SPECIAL SEKM0SS AT CHURCHES
APPROPRIATE TOTHE DAY.
' Trlnlly Methodist.
Tomorrow . at , Trinity Methodist
church there will be iBpef lal services
for Thanksgiving day. The services
w!U.bc held ab.the, twual Lour tor
day services-, 11 6 dok,! Special mu
sic has been p'rep;edj for the day
and this will be one of the Interest
ing features. The j sermon, will be
preached by Dr. R. C. Beamati, pre
siding eld"eT'of this district1 The of
fering that Is made tomorrow Will be
given to the Methodist Orphanage at
Raleigh, and all requested to ma!u a ,
liberal thank offering, r ' .
St. Phillips Episcopal.
' The Episcopal congregation will
carry out the usual ceremonies of the
Thanksgiving service. The service
will be In charge of the pastor. Rev.
S. S. Boat, and will be held In tlw
morning at 11 o'clock. The choir
will render special Thanksgiving mu
sic. "
. . .-. ,
Yatch Ttois
Goluiiii!
Memorial .Mtho(lll.
Rev. J. N. Cole, superintendept oi
the Methodist orphanaget Raleigh, will
: V oreach the, Thanksgiving sermon at
large rorce on .Mexican sou, buuiu vi ,,!
Eale Pass, nlalnlv imtiressea the eov-!mt,",",iu ,luu,uu "-'".
ernment with the power of th,e revolu
tionists In th northern rebel strong
hold. ' . 1
u
" i t - . , e ,
; n e m a t c ii : i e sSFoo4 is Poisoned
at Naval Academy
IIW
.1!"
Nov.
We make this Ptefio and sell It;
Annapolis, MJ
tional charges of attempted poison-
Jing by employes of the naval acad-
Thfl' ervice 'will- begin at -11 o'clock
and the muste rendered by the choir
will be appropriate to the season that
the' church is celebrating. The" col
lection taken at ihii church wtll also
be tuinej over to the orphan children
at Raleigh, the home of the Methodint
(onh;ini!BS, which has utifgrown - its
iincomf in the past few years. The
i public is jir.iie: to aiieud th'se ser
vices and r.:.i'Ke a ljbi.-ru! o!T,. Ii!)r for
23.-Senda-;tUe child.un
Psalmist. "Thou hast put gladness indirect from the factory to the home.
my heart, more than in the time that
their corn and their wine increased."
SOPHOMORE'S RECEPTION
t
J-, , . Re. 4. W. Lynch. . .
' I am, thankful that for the past 12
- months I have not been hungry with
out food, or thirsty without drink, or
sick without medicine, or sad witliom
- the comfort of a friend.
' I am thankful that my tastes have
not bef a . educated apd. lured .beyond
their gratification, that I have ni cry-
." ing selfish desires beyond the reach
. of my limited purse.
. I am thankful that I still love the
rude country, the play of children,
' the friendship of true hearts, and the
great thoughts of genius.
I am thankful my pleasure Is net
. dependent on a private yacht, o
' special car. or flying automobile. A
.' walk In the open country suffices for
recreation ' and Inspiration, and a
drive with congenial friends along
rustic roads crowds my rapacity for
- pleasure with an overflow of satis
faction. 1 am thankful that I prefer my
humble home to appartments in the
, Warldorf Astoria, and tht extrava-
(ant and ostentatious displays of
wealth only excite In my heart pity
for those who hsve lost forever the
emy kitchen were made here yester
day in connection with the stomach
troubles and typhoid fever among the
midshipmen.
Conspiracy upon the part of two
kitchen employes to oust the chief
cook of the academy, with the adul
teration of the food prepared under
DEM AT TRIS1TT COLLEGE.
r V. I. Carmicliael. -
We should be thankful that we live
In an age of such splendid achieve
ments; that there is all about us CLASS ESTABLISHES EW PRECE
promise of discovery and develop
ment in every line of human effort,
id urouumuu biiuubi huuhiui. idui ....... . . iui u
this world is becoming every da;a "8l n,nl ,ne l'noraure u involve fiave bee aufepended, pend
better arid better 'place fn whichsto Trinity College by giving a class re-Hng an Investigation. ! '
live. ,f ceptlon, established a precedent which More than half 'of the mldsnipmen
Above all we should oe thankful i, i. noIM vm followed In future !ve beeft taken ill during the last
that we live in a land of such abnn- VMr. Th. nnhnmnr it i few day'' At first fhe middies be-
dant opportunity to fit mt. r mov- v bwin -biimi, u held in the Hes-'Hev" tDT were ei1t 4osed by the
SI. 4-(ih Ep:rup;il.
The regular Thauksglviiig services
will be held at St Jost-ph Kpiscopal
church in West Durham. These wr-
vices will be held in the evming be
ginning at 7:30. The public U Invit
ed to attend.
j his direction is given as the cause
ifor the trouble. The" two employes
ing la the vangnard of the fortes ; perian society hall, which was beautt-1 authorities toward off typhoid. The
which are finding and making such a fuijy decorated in the class colors Jcaden,y fflcia!s, however, asserted
marvelous new world. ! green and old gold. Practically the I that lnl Bot c-, u"b"
.-ntlre das i nresent to enioT the i "D,inattoB ' f the cooked food
. . Pelntea Paragraphs. v j! " JT?. A w served the Inidsbipmen. to determine
The echo of a kind word goes n j Wannamaker and Professor and Mrs.' Mct1'-wh sWtnef h ,u-
lorever.--. - ---r ' R. N. Wllsoo acted aa cnaperonea. (". " "
'Some' wdmen are too slow to keep j a new era has dawned in the social ' lae mmsmpmen were espec,.,.,
up wit the neighborhood gossip. , ! life of th"e college. The time has pass-M" tb Vfi
Which bore, you more-listening to ed when whole classes can go through TlZZT U Zni
people'a trouble, or their jokes? , f the four year, and many of the mem- "tbJJa f XZLT!a
If a man U troubled with pipe ber. not even bave a .peaking ac-) " tb poiMne,! f?d
dreams he should consult a Dlumber. innalntanc with their cl;rniatea.tUIK,Ii lne playf,r"- "
If a woman isn't ashamed to wear ', Though the junior, recently had their)
her old clothe, it. a sign that '.he is ; Mollification", the were only follow-!
rich. Irng the example of last year', junior.1 Xatroa Ilretard!i HiThby's Aitlcea'nd
' In becomina- acquainted with one an- Kmive. a loa.
OTEBDlllG THE K)D-BTE
t other preparatory to the rank of sen- i- There Js'one yo'ung, married woman
First Presbyterian.
There will be Thankisrivlng Be -
vice at 11 o'clock, to which the put
lie is cordially Invited. The s. nice
will be brief. -The special offel-;s Is
for the orphan. In the Home at Cur
ium Springs. ...
Mangum Street MtlMMlit.
The Thanksgiving services ot IV.s
church will be held tomorrow vt3'
ing at 7.30, and will be conducted
by Rev, E. M. Hoyla, formerpastor
of this church. The full membetship
of the nhurch and the public gen
erally is invited to attend these ser
vices. This rhurcb was Mr. Hoyle's
first charge tftf r leaving college and
4s4noe being sent elsewhere he has re-
returned several times with mesrsges
for t'v first flock. , His pastoral was
highly pleasing to the people and the
church grew under his leadership.
Carr Jone. has, his own way In
nis nouse. . . . . . , . m ..... .i.... . ,
- ior. nut mm imDamorpi dsvv .unci ia wwn muv iivi .uiru w.
, BarrTe.. Bt his wife always tell. s, i,M j - i,hnH n ihor-' whn the un. erintendent
WUfc Jtt vi lAdiai 0 s u aasjswr, - , ----- -- - w i
U.keye lanes Military Sc hool. '
Lexington, Va., Nov. 23. Owing to
an epidemic of pink eye and several
case, of typhoid fever, the students
at the Virginia Military Institute have
been given a furlough until January
i, by order of General Nichols, sup-
OT!CE.
him what it is going to be before- . nn th ..t mt unn President Deanr. of Wasblncton and
hand. St Louia Star. ; h Brrf.minar- handshaklna 1 last week. Her husband had ofen i Le I'nlverslty ha. posted a notice
the meeting became very informal. A : warned her against the arm-waving saying the typhoid fever is due to some
salute-throwing business. j cai causr resiru ij o ine insinoie.
OU d better CUt tnat out . ne naa iure w am auiBie iu me
mpany. and . ... j ..,. hn. ......i tin,.. aI,nn town or univhraitv.
Taylor and Pbipp. company, will ob- ,. ,.uhA n th. r.rn fn fn mi On the contrary, it Is said, there has
A.
Bros
. . , .. r.ii.,j t large part of the crowd resolved it- and i
E. Lloyd & company, - Follard . , A ..
n..vn. uo...-I large part of the crowd resolved it-
rubllc Hardwa-e company, and S.,,.,.., ,,.,, v,,i. . m
r.u k-T?1JJ .h Punch ! At about half past; and hell think you're meaning him." not been a session in 19 year., when
win be closed all flay tomorrow. Mm Q.clilFk pTnint Ratcliff called The other afternoon they separated ;hre ha. been su.h a remarkable
the class. to order and acted as toast- when she saw her car coming. As jrreeaom irom sicxnes. oi ny a ma at
A GREAT PAPER .WITH CHARACTER
The Weekly Edition of the
SPMNGFIELD
MEPU1LICAM
Massachusetts
' Tlie Morning Mar of Xrw KtiRlund Joumallnni."
ONLY ONE DOLLAR. A YEAR
lift)Hi l;,h Iyr t Thaa Two Cent, a Copy.
The Best Family . Journal in the 'Country
THK ItH I ISI.If AX roatinnea to fn.ld it unique poltloa In
Ametiaa jtiumalioin. .Is a llwreming MaiwacliMwtU elltr rt
tite pat year:
"It ha a flavor, a ronariesw- and code of eiliUn all It.
mnii " mry ullty U of the hitflieM order. That 11 baa
Kaliied tliia hiiih ditinrtioa and uphold, the lofljf pHnclplea of
its founder, without fuaa, bluHter or aplurge, ta a eplendld Mot?
and aa InvplHtx iwr.w
With Hie world as It. field, Th Weekly Ilepubllraa give ll.
radera a great tarlrly of valuable mailer aeteral bagea of edi
tirtals la ewh .Hr. rearlrw, aid aad lalereatiaa: comment on
aiea and affair: ftpnLI illiwi rated arlirira of MKh quality, tin?
aews ofle Meek Inw lliKently arranged aad rondonaed, while in
tarloua dMir1niit. dlwTlmina4ln attention paid t
niul , Uw drama, art, literature. rHiKlun. educalioa, arlenrr, In
Irreaia of wonim. anuria aad ouldotKP life. prttgreWre agrfrul
lure ami forestry. h,lal romvpondrw frm W'aahliHfion and
wim Antrrhaa reirv and al from abroad, hero, the reader
fully atr-a of tltr nw . .
i T,",W r, kl wade mp of the lirat things appearlaf In The
ally ami Hiinday IUpul.ll.au. Um favorite .ew Unulaad rs
Mlr . tr , , . . . ..
THIC M liM l:in,ov UTI AllKf Pi tl. Weehly, l
year, llaiiy M, Sunday 2.
M'M'MK I tHM f rlthrr flitloa ami free on a .(.lira
Tl Merkly lU-pnlillrau will In; arat free fur oae Month)
to - who wMira u try IU
Ail suhMrtpUons r payable In advance. Addreas
THE REPUBLICAN, Springfield Mass.
. . . . ..... . i U'..f,h.AH ...... .
master. Then aophomoric eloquence j usual, ne siooa at ne corner waicn- ' -.u..iB.oii ..m ijtt.
and antique wit reigned supwne. First , Ing her retreating form. As usual, ,
. ... . " . . . . . . nn k. ........ .kxl
jnr. vt. a. caae proposea ine ioaai "" n wui nm, .
"To the faculty", to which Professor ! and waved to him. A 'Willie-boy was!
VXannamaker responded. Mr. 8. 8.1 standing up the street a short dis
Alderman toasted the "co-eds" and Unce. Whi n he saw the good-looking
Miss Estelle Flower, responded with ; matron waving in hla direction he ad-j
the most witty satire upon the "Lords , Justed hl.jtle, fixed his hat on .traight,;
of Creation." N. I. White, the "nl-' looked up and down the street to see j
putistrr," gave excllent example, of !lf she could be beckoning to any one ;
his wit and ti nobly seconded by .besides his own pretty self, and finally ;
ITofessor Wilson. Preaident Rad-jsUrt-d after her.. Her husband .aw
cliff brought the .peaking to a close j the Willie-boy", performance and;
with a well directed talk npon the! perceived the masher's mental pro
spirit of 1913. ' cesafc and it didn't Uka him a minute,
Aff r the .peaking Mlxae. Flower, td hustle-after hlta. He got up to his
and Kilgo excellently entertained the", wife. In the middle of the .t-.eet on a :
crowd with music and song, and the lope. Just as the WlllJe-boy was rals
clnAS quartette gave teveral aelect-, Ing his hat to her. He tried to .neak
Ions. At 11 the Jolly crowd wa. dis-lup on the masher with the purpose of
missed after what everyone declared handing blm something he would re-1
was the moat enjoyable time of the ' mem ber, but the W'illle-boy turned
yrar. 'suddenly, saw how things stood, and
did a Z0-y)d sprint in 0:22 flat
fltHTH OF KXPKUIKXrK
f .lipped the leash of care one night
' And Journeyed forth to see
If I could Gnd Borne new delight
To thrill the heart of me.
For home', delight, were state and
old
.And only could annoy;
I craved a. mine to have and bold
-Borne nnfamiflar Joy.
'
I traveled round about, the to a
And bravely entered jta
To ps!aee of arat renown
And Joints In pleasure', din
I entered splendid patare. audi
A. make the fancy aar;
Kah thrill I got xeeedeI"mtif h
The thrill which went before.
Hut I ws. hunting far and near .
The thrill of thrill, most great;
I entered place, strange and queer,
I bunted early, late.
At lar I felt despair, whf'h .till.
Ambition, at riving tben
I found the thrill of all the thrill. ,
Wa. getting home again! !
, t'hUago News.
Announcement that, the gate, of
the Panama canal weigh 92 ton. each
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Willi the LlKhl-Xladed.
The QaealWia.
The world to full
Of burning theme.,
With vital aim., ' "
It-fairly tem.,":'!
Rut' eueation broad"
-?Ahd problem nice, ' 1
filve way to this ' ' ' . . ,
The turkey, prk. " '.
... ;i - ' --
Tme, Rorerninenla, i(i ?
Tsftiption face;
Great change '.confront.
Th human racV; ,
Tint now we rjuC'-j .
These Isatie. by, ,'
The one wide Ihonghl, ,
I. turkey high.
T4il. time I. one
To st'r alt men,
With wondroti. deed.
To fill their ken,
I5i it all. !n lost
In eager cry,
"Hub price come downf
'' I. turkey high V
flHltlmore American.
G017ANS
King off Externals
c.ti. ir 1
ocas ubcu wncrcver
Khavc tried to imitate,,
f s i .j
una suDsuiuuon nas
been attempted' But
once GOWANS always
Gowans for iriflamrnation
and congestion.
It ATtren us i;r In reeonv
tn-nl (iowMiu Prmnriilion fur
Intl umihittnti, Pnprtmlty of fli
throat nwi chet. It A
Go mm Prrfinrntioti fur many
MM Mfiif nurrrhml a minnUiat.
. UlUUSU WS bllLli IV. .
Burlington A". C.
BUY TO-BAY! HAVE IT II THE ROME
All DralalaOj. !. SO. Si.
iOW fiCtC0 UHNA. a. c.
Mr). MsMraMM If aw SnM
calls to mind the twenty-fourth ; Our rsislil cake is something that
I'salm: "Lift np your heads, O yr wlll please you-give H a trial -we
gates, and be ye lifted tip,. ye evet- know you will hnyllaln-20 pent, a
pasting door.." Kaasa. t'liy Ktar, (pound. WbMtnore, tl ItAat. ' J-tf ,
Farms and Cily
Properly For
Sale
list your property
with us and get
quick returns
lV.A.Fri!srd&Co.
I
The Real .Estate
Exchange k
Trust Co. "
Will Offer Some At-
Prooert
tractive
Very Low Prices.
ies at
Office Opposite
Post Office !
" I.Hi
J. M. M. Gregory
President
a