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Wilmington, X. C March SAv-The
pecond Oar af the reaves Ilea af the
Womaa' Missionary Union af Um Baa,
I tat chore hew el tb Bute opened a,
rier somewhat unfavorable ctreum.
etanc as to th luikir, but tn aplt
.f this, preatioaUy ail of tha dates!
were la attendance at lha opening ee.
eion. Thl baa bees B tiuny day with
tba delegates, bat tb work Unnerve:
will not be nulla a etreaueue aa tb
flerr.'Ko w ill a devoted to pleasure
the vurttora to be entertained at
WrlghtaMHe Weach.
The morning Breston waa opened
with a prayer aervkre ted hy Mlaa Hack,
ih presiding rr. At tba rluaa of
this devotional meet ng. recommen-
mad, r r another an a botue
)!..,) I .lMiarlll, III. h I look. I
fit I. he a pfn ation 1 bal l"
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ni, of t i.xh t nirdb -taaa In i bonM."
llltr ItuMlla, Wo'tncll. Mia.
1 kr la m 'Jual aa fou4" litadklna.
Inalal w bavlna I loud a. '
Itat II Mr la uattal Mlil4 form of
rba.aUl4 Ublaia aalia4 ktataalata, ,
kUfarvl lixaa .. .. ., ,. ,,. IMH
baaaaf Vbal IUal4 , II17
Kiaaawa raa4 ., ,. . !!
UtilMa, Mra. Vnaa't Ih-baal, fblaa at w
Taui ..".; .. ',;7.'.
Tkla aat aataaal aa ala4 kf Iba fat
lavlaa argaalaalluaai
Waaaxa'a Mlaataaar. bacU ..tUXTtlt
faakf WtBH'l avitUary ,. ulmU
aaabaaaaa.. ,.-.., v. .. .. ilJMM
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galila Mra. Uraaa .1 .. aUM
Tatal ,v ,t , .VJ.fH.ia
CITIZENS UNITED FOB Y. U.
. C. K FOR RALEIGH
(CoatUaad front Tata Oaa.)
hM furnlabad tba dalUHovia rapaat.
"If tha ma of Raialab will to l hair
duly half aa wall M tba foa4 aromati,
rou am not only raiaa your ll,at,
but tiaa.ttt if you iab to, for tha
rartlaaj ol t T. M. C. A. baJUIaa.
Thla la a womaa'a Oght. for lha woman
of ttir foBimunlty ara primarily t
taraatad t tba waltara af Ita youm
manhood. ,
"Wtvaa. maka oor husband to
'nn qruii Mirri i.... lliJ 4tySM
adopts by a aaanlmoua vala, tbaaa I ,.''d JK' k b,.h4.wMl"
rarommaadailona parumin to thai '" Ood-apaad in tbalr
worn durtoB tha ruwing yr. Tba "h' hdartakln. '-In u ra far
matrhww4 will ba lobi L'nta , tbJbaa wa bava not paid
Mlm.- and tba union will put fartb ?"0 "" "
Itorta to rataa tha aum rf SIMM x1 . "M tha faraa af tbaaa
ilur ni tha yrar i Writatlra man 1 11 that Italalgb
Tha moat inlaraatlaf quaatu.ii of th tU V har duty In thla raapaet. aa aha
morning araa on aa thai if llthlBg,,"" ,w,r har mattara."
which waa li trod or ad tn an amcaad. '" rrltchard maatarful addraaa
ngi atroag papar, by Mra r. K. Ma.i Tha Conaanrallon af Manhood. "
aoa. of ( harlot la. Tha pt-aaaiatloa ' naard wKh. plaaaura and proflt
f.f thla papar waa pracaded and fol. U braaant; In It wara br aught aut
luwad by aarnaat prayac. A moUM '' Importaal facU and many Balp.
WM earn ad that tha papar ba publlah ,lyl laona wara drawn,
ad In tha Biblical Racardar '.. Atkkry.
Mint Howling, of Haugamont raad I Modarn Yaung Man' Chrla.
b vary intaraatlng papar an "How to Won AaauciaUoa and I La Accmapllab
lva a Huocaaalul Hand In tha Caun. "anta,' aa tha aubject of a profit
Iry." Mlaa Mary Co alao mda a addra by Mr. H A. Acklry, fluta
talk on tba aubjact Mra. J D. Hart, M. f. A. Ki-ratary for Virginia,
Pf Hickory, mada a Ulk an tha tm-ho followad Judga lrttcbtrd.
partaaca of vanaty la tba maatlnga. I Mr. A-key dararad that It waa a dlf.
Mrs. k)aatay. of Moaraa, praaaatad l"ult taak to cover tha ground that h
it vary flna papar on Paraonal narvtca iuWct Involvad. but that tha buainaaa
lor tha Boya " " hd a light to know bather tha
Tha noon devotional maatlng waa T. M. f. A. bad baan a auccaaa or a
td by Mlaa Yiung, of Maradlth Col- 'fallura. Ha darlarad that tha T. M.
ga. A- had bablnd it thraa ganarttloaa
Wllmlagton, March IS. Tha work ol aaoraaa, and In no raaa had it baaa
of tha T. W. C. A. waa tha flrat thing known to fall. "I coma bafora yau
tftkan op at tha afternoon aaaalon and tonight." ha declared, "w.th no finely,
the addraaa of welcome to t hie confer-pua theorlea. but with conrreta
a-nea waa auib b Mlaa Aemea Carr. at facta.'
the Wilmington T. W. C. A. Conference 'be apeakar then went 00 la ahow
waa led by Mra. i If. KHIlan. of New ha" tha Y. M. C. A. ttnda la bring
ton. aha eallad an Mlaa Ram Dowd, af logether the veHoua aecta, many of
harlotu, who told a vary tateraetlnf which bava a i let ad alnct tha Reform,
way of tha epleodld work (Ming done Uon. Tha T. M. C. A. aUnda tor
hr on. of tha beat T. W. C. A. In the un.ty, brotherhood and cooperation.'
"ate at tha rrltrhard Memorial Mr. Ackley then Uild how many of tba
'hareh. Charlotte Mra. J. J. LiewgMln treat world mavetnenta bad baen
f boat h port, read a paper o "How, brought nboat by the Y. U. C. A. Ha
the Y. W. C, Adevelopa tha aplrltual
life of lu membera, followad hy a
talk on the Importance of holding
tnung women a prayer meetlngw. Mra.
Kllllaa read a paper prepared by Mrs
1 I. Merrill of ftwan Ouarter. on
tba work on Hyde county. Mlaa Bar-1 church, tending to bring all denomina
ihe Or roll, of Meredith College, told! tlona Into a aplrtt of co-operation for
l.at a. lining dne In Meredith to, the further eatenaion of the Kingdom
JWB l , M 'WV IU. tilt tllUV !
coming" emid tha epeaker, ''when tbe
church wl itand aa a unit.
aa a".
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aid to maiia tu
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reterrad to tba Laman'a Mbvameot
tba Ktadaut Valunteer Movement nod
other ageafllea that tend toward and
bava aa their object tha e'vangeUam of
tha world. Ha decUred that tha Y. M
C. A. waa tha ftrong right arm of tbe
yung women tvt Chrtetlan
tialn
work
Phe apoke of the Y. W C. A. OTganl-
wtion In tha college where the giriai
Mr. Ackley then told how the T M
ilo real trnlning In Chrlittan work lead. C A. bad been lnatrumernv In reach
Ing niratlnis and nrklng public talk!
and f.ravera The report on ,Y. W. C
A. work waa read by Mlaa Carrie
itroughton, of Raleigh, and adopted by
the hody
Mlw Betta read tha report on for
alKn mlaelona urging tha Importance of
foreign mtralona and th need of In
rreaelng their glfte to tha work.
A feature of the afternoon waa the
nddreaa of Rev. R W. Ppllman. on
The pert n tend en ti way of getting
mawlona Into tha Hunday ahool"
Thla addraaa waa exceedingly practical
eplcy and tntereatlrig He aaid the
Ing man and commanding illuatlona
that could not bava been reached and
commanded otherwise, lie referred
to th fact that It ha aided mission
arlea in foreign fields to reach the lit
erati and how it has reached students,
railroad men.
Mr. Ackley then gave concrete Illus
trations of what the Y. M. C. A. haa
accorApllsliad a other cities bow In
s certain city UT.iOo was raised for
the erection of a new building and
the mambrrshlp was Increased from
no to 1.200 This set the city to work
nd created a new public aplrtt. In
xuperlnaendent ahould have a program i six years over 11.000,000 had been
and pot tn It something about mla- j spent in other public Improvements
elono He also spoke ery Interest-' and It alt started with tha Y. M. C.
Ingly and helpfaiiv shout the work of a campaign.
ha teacher In mission work nni placed The speaker then referred to Lynch.
empha-t. on getting the studant to burg, which raised $100,000 for
gtve himself rather than his money Y. M. C A. bulldlnx, then concluded la
not only In conversion but in service, raisa more for an addition t the Dulld
A mam meetlnx for young women ing. He the. referred to tha great In
and children as held at f o'clock, rvense in the material growth of tha
rondm-tad bv Mri Brtgga This meet-1 Y. M. C. A., but stated that the educa
tng mn well atfnded and was greMly j tlonal and religious growth had been
rn'oyed and htsrMy profitable. To- j much greater. Tha Y. M. C. A . he
right another large congregation w declared, haa a bigger propoa tlon to
trenerit when I. T B. Ray. of Rich- confront than do tha public schools,
mrmd. told of a "trip tb Brazil and "We must double our energies to help
Arxentlne." and Rer. . 8. Emmett pastor, teacher, parent and scholar and
Ftcphena returned mlwionary from to aolva the school-boy problem. If
China told of China as I know it." ou solve tha school-boy problem lib
rtalelRtu you will aolva the home, legla
: lutlve and all other problems right."
Mr. Ackler declared thst we should
apleadld Keetarts.
Tka rap.vrt r.f Mlaa El'tshath Bnitn. ;
rorrepadtri( acrtsry. ahoared:
Numlier "f 1-tt-rn and rrscts sant ont.
HL4. total office eipeoae far the -nr.
nrlodteg pottur. rent, telephone servloe,
ate-H.grapbrr. )anltor, offlca tuppllee, prrt
log and atatloearr. eteiie of annual
meeting, etc.. 1 WVJ4; nw to-leties sdded
tbla year, 147
Tbe treaaurera repnrt p re-anted by Mrs.
he mora interested in our manhood
than in our Pacific fort flcatlons or our
"landing army. He then referred to
Director Williams, declaring that "Ha
getn results and Is going to have ro
suite here; and unlaw you ara not Ilk
other l 1 1 e, he will 'ba there with tha
gooda.' You've got atlrred up In Ra
v ioa 6
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r . i i i .-a a. i I I '
. I it t a Mailt lu '
.if.e J.I a to S" i.i'
ij luity al iii,e lie
n al.a i kuia.
wtiiig men li9 i fine
ir ftd aua pi ilr
i tun a", af 'e u.frtij-
too MUI "f "d
M nr. da abtfold Uiaka
ting fur iltlin.a
ra aeiui.iul our l'a.
ii work ba dona, but
tha se.(JU i. 1 raiaad, and an a.
lie Waa sua I . be praaent t ald h-S
utile to lue n.',iiini, ,
Air, W. . . .,,,!., tha direct'
ISa tasipnun, ai-oke on 1 bai
'I arm li'il.u.tr' i airipaiaa. Ha ald
lha plan waa me ev.luiin of lha part
a-a ara. a i.d bean Had aa aU
kiii'ia of loans and H had baver
failed vthaia H bad bees) prvueriy aat
forth, la tla fliat plara It as tha T'
M. '. A.' buina-s man a way to get
results. There to nothing mrauloua
about It. 1 i.era s no nolaa. U a a
ayalatnatlc plan. It la tba doing
tut of work In n ahort apace af lima.
II la vary comprehensive). It esnbraoee
very force It. at wlU cuter the ground
thoroughly. Ita n b for everybody
and everHK.dy on the )ob. Kvarylblag
ki ayalaaisiK ally out lined aa ta aataila
t.vmrf ona knoaai who bo la expewted
to aea. conaequantly thare la no tost
motion. Ihaa it la for a abort larsn.
libllHy gora with It, Tba nawspev
pars keep tba public Informed. Muoa
meeUnae are held In the room each
day where J0 men ara gathered. Here
tba ruplrtin as gained. It started
n movement of practical splrltualtt. af
church apirltuanty. Tba aflact on the
cwutsnuaiiy waa wboleeoana. Then ha
spoke of tha bl products of tba canv
pa.gn. wblcb L aald wertf grester than
tba initial cb,et. - '
A good oraanuatlon. ha aald. Isad
bean formed bora and ba believed,
that tha money would be raised. How.
ever, ha sa.d that It would not bo n
snap. It would take hard work. Car
talnly . tba , movement could not fall,
hara. ooflslilerlng tha example that
Humpler, a C had )us closed b ten
days campaign, raising lltl.M.
Ha then announced that the follow.
Inn aubacrlt.tlona wbtch four gentle-
had volunteerad, Mr. A. 1 Baker,
I1.00S, Mr. C. J. Hunter, li.aaei sir.
William. H. Wllllamaon. 1,M bad
Mr. John T. Pullen. S1.M. Thla nsv
noniucemeat wan greeted with a storm
of applause.
Wo believe that ngnt manes mujo-.
That tha Ood of battle to with aa.
The awing la tba right we ara hobad
to win....-' - - . ,
Mr. rawee HunlM IVa-irfnHon.
Mr. Carey J, Huffier followed Mr.
Williams. H paid that, we Ameri
can people beUeva la success. Tba
popular man In the awn who eaa bring
things lo paaw. Ha pointed to. tbe
W ast, which does th ngs with a Man.
That haa mada tha wlldemeaa to
bloom In a few yeara. We admired
Japan because of Ita wonderful de
velopment. It haa developed aay
of doing thing. Tha South la at
tracting tha- area of th nation now.
because It la bring ng things to paaa.
We have demonstrated that we can do
Thia tv-nariubla meeting means that 1 Yawag.
wa ara doing tavnga la Raleigh. - it
meavna that -wa are going to bava a
Ht.M Y. M. C. A. building.
Mr. Hunur then introduced U rW.
JoUoa that lead tnia arucia.
. . . Mr. Iaank-is K-srafca, ' - ,
'Mr. oserhua Uaaiels. editor of tha
Scwg and Otisrrvcr, Immediately sj-oae
and moved that . the reeolut oa be
adopted. It waa food that tha resolu
tion ba adopted in thla hall. To
great things, h aald, war bora la
Metropolltaa kail, Tha Arat of theaa
wag tha meeting to establish th A.
M. College. Th people were united.
Ha aaldthet ws do things la Rals gh
whan tha people are united. Tha
second grant thing waa whea tha Po
pi came together on th proposition
for aa and torlum aad tha auditorium
la now belna- built. got togexner
on It. we oataeusnaa a swssw- ir
(tauieh; Hlaaer. Busier, vattar Rai
elah. W have growa bigger aaa
bua er and now wa ara taxing tna step
to better Raleigh. What la needed In
Raleigh is a. clearing nouse tor taa
davaloDment of young men.' Th
tabllahment if Ut I. a. t, a. win
atreas-then very church in Raleigh.
Ha aald thai ba lavorea ma aiogan.
Italalab la Keaiiv " Kaie.ga la reaoy
aad w ought to ga forward and build
in. r m r. A. Now that Raleigh
haa launched the movement wa should
ha humiliated if w were to iaiu wa
must do-H. Wa must put our ahold
ara to tha wheal.
(tahera SM'OCMl IMBOlBtJOIla.
Tha resolutions wara alse eeconded
' I byMr. Ctarenc H. Poa, editor of tha
Praaresslve t armer; ttar. w. mcv
White D. D- for tha muistara er tn
e.tge Dr. Wbltp belnji chairman af tha
Raleigh Ministers- cnion; Alderman
W ' A. Cooper.-for tha cfty Of Ralslgh;
Mr. W. H. race, tor tn yeung men
of tha cltv.
Each of thee gentlemen piaagao
their loyal support to tna movement-
Dr. novate Boca.
fir. Hubert Boyatar, president of th
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, upon
be ng called on responded pneny. n
aid that b had mad on speeen a
month ago, and that. I ke th wis
old awl, ha preferred to- sit sun ana
listen. Ho aald that ha wanted to any
bar tonight that be wa not present
aa a professional man. nor aa a young
man. nor aa an old man, but as a cm-
sen of Raleigh. The noblest motive)
ha sa d, waa the publto good, and that
back of thl movement waa humanity,
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following mount, rulaed sad
dsrttig tbe year:
fitvra Fnre4fB Miwinni. . .
mute Mtnn
Ileme MUsloni
Inlsrtlle Training Hebax4
Wesley S. Jntien, trea.uret. abowed the elgh, and all you've got to do Is to "g
ripeaaev uown alter I.
Mr H. a nootTa Kpcech,
IlimiS Mr. It. c. Hood, of Creensbobro. who
, T.Tra a ; took sarh a prominent part In tha sac-
. sieo m i ceaaful Y. M. C. A. campaign In that
KtJ j city recently, a native of thia city and
a special s-uee or tne evening, next
spoke, makln a clear-cut speech that
went home to the hearts of hie hear
era The subject or his addraaa waa
"Raleigh's Oreateat Need." In open.
ln b stated jbat Raleigh waa th
nomar or his boyhood: that he had
lived at other places, but that Raleigh
waa always bis home. For thla rea
son he felt an unuaual Interest in get.
tin a Y. M. C. A. for Ra'elgh. Ha
referred to tha movement In Greens
boroe how at first only three persona
Two Sickly Children
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Made Weil Hy Vino! Lrttca lT"m
Cmicful Motlarra,
N'aw Haven. Cnnn "My litLia elrl
- i - - . - vl ,IVw m , ii... wiiir i ii i - iiBimni
ever alnc her bfrth was frail and thourht that the movement could b
MCKiy ana doming eewnea to ao ner
any goon, until we into your coa over
and Iron Ionic, Vlnil. Aa soon aa she
commenced to take hr-rntUied an Im
provement n her health a - nipr tr
ance. Phe has now taken three bot
tles of Vlnol and from thegiiojlJt, has
slona her I can say It TlTITdo an" you
claim tor It In building up and
wtreagthenlng fraH and delicate chil
dren." (Name furnished on request.)
Another mother of Chicago, 111,
writes: "My littla girl waa thm, run
down and without any appetite. Vino!
gava her a. good appetite, aha haa
rosy cheeks and haa gained rapidly tn
flesh and strength. i
"I cannot say too much in prslee of
Vlnol for delicate, ailing children." -,
Wa aak very mother af a frail sick
ly or ailing child In this vicinity to
try VI mil on our agreement to return
their money If it does not do all we
rtalm. k'ing-Crwlt Irug Co R4J-
Igb, N. C.
carried through. Theaa formed a com.
pany of twenty. These convinced to
rber. who In turn convinced the city.
The campalen wound un with 461 tub.
eoribers, embracing men of all com.
Plexiona H aald that tb Y. M. C. A,
was ol enoiieh to embrace all men.
He annke of It th nlv ln-tttuttoti
wheteby men could he brought In aad
made better. 11 aald that he knew
I'slelrh ;tht ha wanted to Cnnerstu.
lata tb cite as having th building
already, at the plan waa not going to
ii".
Ha referred to a Greensboro mi
a th rampa'rti la that mtr who in.
terrer-ed 01) 'act bv e".t'ng that he
wouin rttner put (le.oog n a mann.
faCurln enterprise than n a T. M.
C. A. Mr. Hood well renlled' that be.
for atartlng. manufacturing enter,
pets tt was mora Important to manti.
ley -iiiv liien 11, laev lfia-e Dl mem, -A;
Ha referred to he tnae'nlfWnt T. VLjf
v. sv. oi i.ynrnourg. ana ot it won-
There I no auch word aa falL hs aald
written on th faced 'here tonight.
Power Is written on th facet aefor
me. Tha bl products, aa baa beea re.
ferred to, he aald, were tb mora val
uable part. Thl movement will r.
juv.nate Raleigh. Credit la due to all.
Aa presidsnt af tha chamber el aoa
mere h extended thanks to Judge
Prttchard. He aald that when a man
occupying Tkla oxaHed position cornea
to speak on -civic ritnteoumeaa tni.
world la getting batter. H thanked
th others. H closed by aay ng:
"Look at th MI,oe an the board
and than watch the clock."
AdpteJ bv I nanlmosm Votex
Mr. Thompaon then put th ejuestlon,
and tha resolution were adopted by a
unanimous vote.
Worker tJIrea Instrnrtlon. ,
Director William then tailed the
enliited worker to the front and gv
Instructlong. . t.
Tha worker will meet la the Metro
polltaa Hall today at aovn to etart out
on the campaign.
Lanc-h at 1:S OCVxk.
At 1:1 o'clock lunch will be served
by th following ladleet Mra. John R
Kenney, chairman; Mra. Crowell, Mra.
1. taader.. r
1 W, A. t-
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A SV aW t . r,
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A 4'aeUad Jm
I. T. . f a - t,
1 A. I. K.lor
a. y. a. nn
m. T. W. aai. .
i wiauei a
t. fawner, J K teaag
X. H, K. UM.r.,.4,
A t. Y. i.aer.
4. Wa A. C'tw-iiae.
Aknasde tA eaa, . '
A I. r. Crlakley. '
T. Alf Tk. a.
tHeirt.a a,
I. taeder. 1. It. biaf. '
f, H. M, Marth.
t. I eblpnua.
A rkaa. Vtnarta. .
A Ctess Winter.
I I. C U Kama
f. i, $. Meckay. ' ' ,
A t: m, rarkar. -tf.k
AreaAalL. '
Klrtil.a .
t. tasder, J. O. Ban.
A W. J. rerran. ,
m latia
X. tesaer, W. . ataas
X U r. febassa, t ,
a. W. C Adkiae. ' '
4. WtH Weallcatt .
A Jae. A Paeiiieea. .. .". .
Ik J, iakaaam. 4 -T.
M.- Reseathal.
A . M. Begalaa: i
A H- at iaaHa . I
IA WaMsr Edwards. ' ' '
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1 Lesser. W, H. wmitaa
r laeepsw tksshns, '
a. m, i . twrswiiB, ,
A A W. II rearer. '
A W. 1. Ape-lawhlta, ' ' , ' .
A Jake
T. B.
A Alex.' gtraaarb.
A Im. tK Beam.
W. w. a. wtlaoa.
WiWIaa a.
A LeeAer, le. IL Waataera.
A t. W. Bailey. , , . ,
A h. I, Bea. ... ,, ;
A Wta. tsoyla.-.
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L lewdec, t. bt Msryer. .
A t. D. Boaabsll, i
A Was. T. Jiardteg., t .
A r. T. Darrtisg. i4v j
A W. A Wltbeta.,. r ? , .
A W. A. Faleae, .,-.-. ,. '
t. . B- Bagwert ' y
A ae. tU Taaeorsal ....,.
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lo I -I .1 1, r l'-a publle lil bava an
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..' d'l atiinla, Thrra wul l
aif.t i.ii.iv 1 tnaa In tt'a aroail
at.il au.i.i.g tiieiii are le'iria of Ilia l.rM
I. a iHtil ailieia In the tnajor hvi'i'i.
I I. a lean ritll'l eiipottuiilty to a-a
ti e big tos play and stioaij nut be
tuiaaed. . ,
lafayetta CoUesa, of Paiiii') Ivaula,
w u be hare tlatnlnr. laifayetie
rat.k high With aU tha leading cl-l-a
la athletes, and may ba de
pended upon to put vv a good game.
1 ne jr bava played A. and al. for e.vrr
yaara and have alaajs mad It rv
tereatlng for the in.
T keta oa sale at the Tucker bind
ing fbarmacy.
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'. ( MIHT BTAXO TRIM. V ,
Yuaalilnt Of Kervrtld
adlctmenta la w
Maes fiaaaislHs eg was
Jordan, Mra. Jerman. MraralVAttt.4---lV6aa, U. oreaaen.
McKimmon, Mrs. PerralL Mrs. Rob.
arda Mrs. Pattle, Mrs. Poti. Mrs. J. a
Grime. Mr. Julian Timberlska, Mtsa
Johneoa. Met May Johnson, Mlaa rior
ence Jones, Mlaa Covper, Miss Morda.
cat Mlsa Root, Miss Heck, Mlaa Hay
wood. Mist Dargan, Mlaa Moore, Mia
Vase. ' ..: , . , .U
tltlseas taaaaaltteaa of Oa Maadred.
K. B. Brongbten, nenersl Citrate.
1. Iet4rr, J. t. Pvltetv
- v
, H. A Boytter, Caaers Cksirsjaa. -v
I. ftptsta. Ir. E, M. Broagbta.; ...
', 17. W. Codwliwp j , ,, . , ,
e. . ea. bhii .
'Ada. A- PerfOV"."
A Chss. R Jobsasa, 3r
9. trrasi B. glwasea. v
t. O. U Tlaao. - , .
A Walter Darks.
AW. . Lreai Jr.1 "
1A Wetter parA ft." ''
reaasaay TA
t Ckptsla. A Crew.
1 Albert I Cox. v .
A Jt. S. Tewler, ;
A A. I. IK Joke aaa.
. A W. G, Hortee. '' "-..
ULK Blicer. '
T. Leele Di Waatbt. ,
A J. r. JerdtV
A J. A. Beet, ' V
1A J, M. Maalt. Jr. r
Cessasay tX "
lu Csptala. W. H. rca.
, A W. A Bsskhj. . , .,.
A Bsbt. J. Wyttt '
tU f. IHtea.
A . P. WUHeaiA s
W. Paraua Betta ,
T. B. A Weabla ..
A J. C. Alllaoa.
l, t W. Brewer,
W, Oa. gllg .
' 4aigBaa tk. .
1. Cpta1a, Y. J. Aaa,
AW. . Btgiey.
A J. Rafoe Hsater.
4. WtNer A Hastsr.. -A
A D. W. .Center. ,
" A W. U Dowell. '
f . Battaa J. Baa, .
9. Y. Ck "farker. , . .,
ICE Asderaen.
10. A U rntchett
eeeapaar.
1. Ckptala. C. T. Measaagbaa.
. AAA. gklaeer. . m
A C. 'B. . Deasea, j
. Ralph B. CotC,.,.
IT,' L Oreea.
A B. A Tomiltsoa.
T. Joka O. Allee, ,
. A O. y. Tisaoea,
It B. Ixckbirt . -1A
T. T. Wellea.
reaasaay P. '
A ft nta'a, F rearta . A. Cel.
1 Brfteee E. CalbrgtA '
A A J. Ad.ais.
" IV, t Beeryer.
A Batter Darheta.
A Ktarcy W. Wide,
J T, Boot. M. Cohere.
A C. t. McIXiotlA
A The. C Pmoa, -
1A at, TU Orso'rraa. .
tasaaaay S
1. Csptajs 1. a Berry.
1. C. A. Jntisana.
" A 3: C. Teiltaymnr'
4. Prsak , M. Jolly.
i.. IV Horace' B. tHrwelL
' IK. (I. Bobertaoa.
' t A Bobert. Horto.
A'Wsj. ' H. Bytitrdaea. .
A A C, K MdJearfcy.
Ceaisaay ff.
1. fsptatn. C. A. Purfey.
1 C A (teener.
IP, H, Merrltt, .
. B. U Walker. ' '
A A W, White
A J. W. Kelleeg.
A W, T, Rodder. ';rA
A C. T. Albrlekt.
A C O, Albfrglit " 1
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1 Csettfn. A Y. JsdA .;
A T. H. Ctteert.
1 A A n. rrn,
4.J. J. Beveard, .
UK,. T'aater.
A PreA Iue.
Threw Waa Xa
erftoaj fW,d
TorA.
r.ie rork, March tl-Judge Noye
of tbe fulled Clrrult Court Banded
dowa decteloa this afternoon refue
ls.! to Quaab the aooond 'cottoo pool"
Indh tment aeatnst James A lattea,
Kugent O. bvalea, prank H. Hayiv,
Was. P. Brown and Col. Robert M
Ihompeo. He sustained certain tech
nical contentions sad dlsmlaaed ethers
Tba Indictment charges conspiracy la
reetraUot of Interetate trade in' oottoa
oa which th defendants muat aland
trial, . -
Judge Noye ruled that tha corner.
Um of a commodity In tba market doe
aot sooatltats n violation of the Bber.
arava aauVtruat law aoleaa It ran b
ahow a that tha direct effect of tba so.
called corner would bo ta rawtrala or
abatrwet Interetate trafflc, Thla result
weald be remote la the present caae,
th aoatr ruled. a tba affect ef tha
"corner" waa to atimulat trafflo and
raise prices, although abnormally. The
combination to control th market be
termed "aegatlvely illegal without any
pronioiiory st aisle, ana would be noes.
lively unlawful la aay Mute having a
statute against comers."
Tbe aU legation .that the ereatlAB f
th corner wa a violation of tb law
la dismissed, the court holding that
svea "if th oomblaatloa la uuestloa
a violation. It ta so because it is
aa taroluBUry restraint of trade. L a.,
It le a conaprracy enured Into by par.
eon aot engaged In Interstate com
merce!, wbicb -has tha effect of prevent
ng persona irora rreelr agaarlna la
B) - - - - - a,
Ttft TkUng
Weshington.i D. C klareh- tl
President Taft haa written tha rniinw.
log letter to Hooker T. Washington:
me letter received by Booker Wash.
Ingtoa waa written tn long aaad by
Pre idem- Taft aad reads:
TMy Dear Mr. Wesritogtoei I' ara
greatly distressed at your misfortune,
and 1 hasten to writ you of my sym
pathy, my hop that you win soon re
caver from the Wound Inflicted by aa
Insane, suaplcloo or vicious character
and of my confidence la your integrity
anil tRes-atttv Af ehaeaWee emit in vn..e
' ' Vl l'rht aaafulaeaa to poor race and t
I all the neonle of thla count rv
nt would bo a nation's lot tt 'thla
entoward Incident In ear way Impaired
your treat power for good In th o
luttoa of ana of th moat dlrtrut prob.
ssma aeiora aa. . . .. . , .
want you to know that yoor
friends are standing by you la every
trial, and that 1 ant proud to subscribe
myself a oaa. - "WM. H, TAFT
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iititttlttlOMItiMII i III . i t i
mem
sHititimmuM
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CLGU3 12 ic::
tCoiiiiiiued from I'uae Una)
r,i r tthe tlaottanu.
U ..rum dleiiuMud, wbe-bl'
Jii l l the pubiie spirit.
1 a s naked i,at wu ,J
iTtl
Anxious I 'or Aiil'Ht.
Ceaas Uiandea. lirt., lr, n I1)
Vis i fsxi. March II. Hunig action
by Ilia hiaia, lrparlment at "iVa.li
..igtog toaard lha protecilon of Ani-r.
I' ana la Jell hrs ta eaxatly awallid
l y the " pilaiiiera. Of th etevantet a
prlaonrre claaaed aa Inauna. toa, two
are Hernial, one is an Italian and
fourteen tav tbeg are cltlsena of lha
I nlted Hlaica. The men are appre.
beualve; they wll be kept In Jail Ind.f
Initely and will tut hav trials until
alter tba war.
Ail apeaia to the Kederal officer tjf
lha name and addreaaaa of lha men
have thm fruitless. It le said thst a
we.k ago e : ll representative "'
Sent by t'oi. Cueller to Mexico City and
that a aootl aa conditions permit the
prisoner wl ba marched to Chihua
hua City to bo triad for sedition. Two
Americana rea-ently etarted on foot fcr
lbs Called Htates tn behalf of tha pris
oners. Kedaral soldiers daatroyed the frtet
mill at Coionla Juares a few miles
west of her. It ws the only mill .n
this region, ,whh baa about all hun
dred American Mormons. The soldiers
sent from Casaa Urandes Were buttered
beeaua of a report that Insurrectos
had procured food at the Vormoa col
ony. ;
Onl To Be, If fihoC J,
luarea; Mil. March It U. A Con
tur Adwarda tonight said ha had re
calved no report giving a Hat of the
name of tha American prisoners at
Caaaa Orands. Hla only instructions
from Washington, be said, were to In.
Viatate whether the man had bean
shot'' He bad received assurances that
the men were . alive and would have
fab trials. Caaaa Orandaa to about
ltd miles southwest of Huarex, and tt
cat off from direct communication.
IeiaaBtotir Modlfkw Ktatcvnenua.
Mexico City, Mexico, March 1110.
aaere Minister Umaatnur today aent
to the Associated Press a tetter, ta
which he commented on the Interview
with him. published today, and modi
fied a few af th eutementa made
therela. ; ; ' ut ;.i h, ' . J
He aay ha refused to talk about the
plan of the government, stating that
as minister of finance It waa not fitting
tor him to make declaration on thla
subject, and also that he lacked the
authorisation to do to. "If. la the eon.
venation," be aay. 1 referred to tbe
desirability of reform lner our electoral
legtalatloa. It Waa one of the various
meaeurea which. In iny opinion. It
wonld b advteubl to adopt, and not
as on of th thing that is at present
being considered by the government."
Mr. TJmantour dented that he spoke
of antagonism between the people and
the admlnlstmtltan. and lack of accord
feetwee tie reversing element bod tb
governed, adding:
I
linn a i
l-:. a f
'vv h
" " the alleged bagidiT
IWna !,,. It,. rrUal. o4 eoaceeaui.:
that Ilia gMkeimoent Waa dkaaZ. .
m I ...i.l .t... '.""a
... . . ...aa uiare agd Ml
lle,.,tu.l, m,. '
tb than,, e
R.ake tlirm
been am
ine aa I ki.w. and that the
UM.....,n r. bad kg g,,, fciTJ
of a military character." "
IVI. U..n Along th Bordre
rraalillu, .ex., klsrcb Jl-Th.i .
eon.panr t M.xu,aq raralea from Ttkl
bra.eg.d garrin bt "OJInags, k7.
on a s. auiii.g eipedition, ' ,r-vl
.1 nltad Mate, soil, bs b,M
to Capt. V. Illlams. of troop ' U
avslry, a Cumrnsad of the' fe hid.
htates trooiie watloliad at n...T,
.ia u mi. i. .... "apie,-
report
- Aocii
forms n ts.
iK-.pt.id William Is lnv..tl.,i7i "Z
report
l:n!., dotes or ,
. rliralea. baarla. .
croaaed Ih rlv-r weal, or Oliriig. Zi
tr.v.Ud over Valla elaT,wiu2
for ae.er.l mil.- m "nary
- - . . . Iv wm rear
of ta.
pualtion. HeVM-.J a...
aaa a. amln. a... r . -
- ' urn. laiaua
Insurgents'
In rommsnd of the Mexican grrWa
by tha Amerkaa commander. tt,.,Z
rtnaatng of armed men would be ra.
garde.1 as a boaiil ad,
Relatione between American .i
Mexlcaa cuatoma officers are da ly ha
coming lea harmonloua Bef'.r. tk.
capture of the Rio Grande f.,rd
Ojlnaa-a by the Insurgents. ,hr
waa designated by tbe Mexican .
care aa the point of entry, not prrmit.
ting exportation er Importation at
good at aay other point Aft-r ike
Insurrectos captured the ford the
Mexican officer eoutht to open u-
w, .wa- wiiaTKaii eta
toma ofnerrs' Ins sted thst the fori
alon could be Used. Sine then gea.
darmee wba attempted to croas u
nver a. ainer point Were diearrnei
eaterday bullets, aald to come fraet
Msxlcsa Federal rtflee, fell anion i
detachment of United Stales aoidin
Whether the rlng wa intentienil ka
"- "-ei uvwniiwiai. , r rva arllC4u
soldier were killed early today when
the Insurgents opened Are oa com
pany of Federate cut off from the
ma'a garrison at the Canada rsn"h,
mil from OJlnaga.
OTSJf MIUTABY OUMPttY
AdJuUnt-Oenerxl Ltiater gave m.
tic yesterday that a mtlltarv cst
pany offered from Dunn had fcen w
repted aa Company M. Second Infan
try, to Btl the vacancy .esusad by tk.
dropping of the Wadeaaoro ceinuaar.
Thare are It names oe the appurt
tlon role, aad th efflcers augrtd
are Captain IX C Parker,. Pirn Lea
tenant J. M. Ktley. gocond Ueitenuf
A. M. UoUlngswortA .
' . - pbilaUkea Mnreing.
fha Phllathr Club ,of, JM'titoa
Street Methodist Church will bold t
buslneas meeting' at f i this evetilnt
In the class room. , AM nember rt
urged to be present.
BILLED J)T BOILER CXPL06IOX.
Mr. Bud Lowdcr. eat A!beanar4A Blowa
euty or My tee ra Atr.
Special to News and Observer, i
Albemarle. March 11. Bud Latwilea-.
It year old, waa the victim of a boiler
xp('oa lata yesterday afteraooa. and
aiea last night The accident occurred
at Mr. Lowder'a aaw milt. about Ave
mllea sooth of hero, Several other
were slightly Injured by the explosion.
It la reported that when th explo
sion occurred. Mr. Low dec waa blown
nfty or alaty feet away, with on
arm almost completely turn off. . He
was alao badly acalded and received
aa ugly wound on the head.
Mr. Lewder HVed here, where he
res liked, being a well-to-do ma a. He
leave a wire aad aeevral children.
! 4.B, ' ' -" - ": C
Harvard College Lswresce Mentlae Bcb'eei
I C.P.E. BURGWYN
CHw and ydaaaU Baglaaer '
MT baa Bteeet . aUttoead.' ta.
Blvera aad barter leiprered. Wbsrves
ssd tsrealaala camatracted. Witr-kawers
dereleped. Railroads built Water-werk
trerwd. Bsparta ea propertlee. gewer aya
teme deslgaeA Clear Water ltratloa.
BAOlO fXJIIiL" thatla '
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