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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY SO, 1914 THE N E W S AN D'OBSE R V ER ARLOTTE BETS TEACH - :; Raleigh Made Fine Bid lForvAs V sembly This Time Many Localities (n the State. Not Ready for Permanent 'CowentloTrPtaK; Charlotte, bv a Vote , if laur . to m?i-"tknm; yesterdays won the T9T4 orth '-rNnr!!"fwa It took two ballots to stop the splrlt a4 Contest. Ureenaboro, Charlotte I and Kaleigh were hearty bidders. 'i Ureensboro and .Charlotte each ef AJ. fared IttO In mongy and -Kaleigh nade offers, which in meney would aava been equal to JS00.. -Gold did not enter Into the executive commit tee calculations. It is said, but the Jestrei for migration did. : jzs " The Am ballot gave Charlotte 1, 3reensbore 1, and Kaleigh I. Greens boro broke for Charlotte and It was II over. Including the shouting. Tlal t lgh had put up a nne fight and It is uaily believable that the IS cenu ad vantage in rival .cities' offers cut ao -f rr;harHtta and Greensboro did not hope to- purchase a school teacher for a sum near thirty- cent and the committee did not sell so cheaply. . President M. C. 8. Noble, of the As sembly, and ex officio chairman of the executive committee, presided at he meeting, which was heW in one f lire offices of the State Educational Department on the tenth floor of the Commercial KsUonal Bank building. tff, v-naries ranter, cnairman or he local committee, led off for Hal igh with a speech, gtvlng.-the.fCom- mltte of teachers rsasoua -wiry be thought the next annual meeting of '.he Assembly ought to be held In Ral 'igh. He said that If RaJelgh war eiected as the meeting place, repre sentatives of the city would undertake to see that the best meeting the teach mm had svar nad, would, be held, "We wtH " not only wrenttrr-tsTak ithe best care of you during the Assembly, but we will also' undertake to help ou in getting the largest attendance you have ever had at a meeting. J iKing editor of the News and Obser ver, to say that the columns of that ' paper win be thrown open' to you for tour use. As that Is a paper with . Slater-wide. circulation -your wtice to- the coming meeting In Kaleigh In i5t you decide to meet here would 4 5.,.VM V..UIC.-VIMUSUW.JIWI 44flM-HO . itourra in use 01 nis uve anernoon isr. you a record breaking attendance f Wake county teachers. Hr. John -O Urewrj-nrcaldejUof .in "hmber of Commerce, next spoke for Raleigh. He pledged the best et lort of Raleigh people to make the meeting a success if held here. There had been some slight complaint ss te hoM re (net jrtr, b;tt hff had the assurances of the hotsl men that-complete satisfaction would be given in lilt; A reception at ths Governor's Marottmr was o of the special fea tuJf promised by Mr. Drewry. Iw-. Delia l)ix-rrU, -president Finest Gattlemd Hogs on Earth Can be Raised in Brooks County Georgia. HERE'S A CHANCE For everjr home bred animal slaughtered for home consumption, three are shipped from other States. Brooks County Is Ideal for raising these food animals. If you are experienced, you can make a fortune here. Nobody wants cold stor age stuff. If you ran furnish the real, article. (mr to Quftman and look around. KasiT ln convince) you, or writp for full Information. f Brooks County Industrial Club, Quitman, Georgia, )f if, - ' .. Hill 'J ft ' -5 Midi I, i 1 rrr- ' ' "The Spring of the Year" is Por trayed, in- Ourjfew Coat Suits 5 , These are being Bhown'"in ' ; ':: '; our windows. A pleasure to - ' . , show regardless of the mo- ' tive. " 75 DRESSES . - - tobesoldt; - ; These are, for day wear t. and the price is going right - v down to the bottom. - Z1t 13 CLD AGE? Some Younger at Than Others Are at 40 Years. ' Old an 1 not marked by year but by the stiffened frame, the hardened tissues and arteries. Bo many people whom you meet bout the Urn they reach 40 begin by eeiylng, "I can't, do this, and 1 can't do that, because I'm getting- old now," they begin to act did. feel old and they are older tn appearance than many .who are much more advanced in years. - When y ou6ef ffl to"fer Bldr VlWB your cnrrar begins to tail, build ynnr. and Iron tonic VlnoL derfui blood. maker and atrengthener. H. C. Klvce. of Corinth, mim., says "I am TS years old and my blood wat Ft rtit JtJJraown;:onl dltlon and Telt that l must nave a bu lit up my strenmhuiiU st rg and well as aeef.g.,u -.w.- ... - heuaiasfaJ.iopla-hav Jound In Vlnol Just the medlclaa they neea to build up the feeble,' weakened sys tem and create strength. . It it. falls, we return your money. King Crowell Qrug Cp., Kaleigh. N. C. P. 8. Btopncratehlng. .rOur Baxo Salve stops itching We guarantee It. of -the Womairmiub, spoke for that organisation. ' "Our club," she said, "has a membership of between 126 and 50 members, and we want you to meerTHRalelgh. We will makt the Assembly welcome In every pos sible way, We wanted last year to glva-a. whole day socially to the As sembly but the teachei program was so crowded that this was not practi cable." Dr. Carroll assured the com mittre that another year the club would be even more active than' It had been last year to make ths As-, sembly meeting In Kaleigh a suceew In a social way. romiiwd Many tilrla. Superintendent V. M. Harper held upsHnother allurement. He promised theg reatest number ot pretty girls as servers at the assembly and said Wake would send more teachers to the as sembly than any other county would do. - Judge R. W. Winston told how he and Prof. C. W. Massey. of the Dur ham schools, used to do missionary work In the school. He said he re gards Kaleigh as the convention city from all angles and he decried no RUPTURE EXPERT HERE Well Ksowe U Isdlsf rhyitrlane . - Whe EaderM Hla Metheda, "wrrHrwrEtrrr-riw iroted'tpr; anerli hla p -lillot ef rhliadeipnia, in senaing lernal repmentallTe to Raleigh tureri public, tbnronghly equlpiied and prepared to Heal mm ma mom aim lpiereipipo pnniri ran un TSU TiJSSa" and WedneX. FeT ,i .rf j.h fcRirr It WI! M TtfV -HW51 TRt'Kii. aa used and approved by the 1'. 8. Gmniment and the Tiar of KTil, wil p'taitLany raae of jaiutnre perfectly.- itfording finuMMliate -relief, and cluaea the oiienlng in a short tlnw on the Teri;e rae. It pnxtwea re sulta without surgery or harmful In Jeftlona, No leg straps to Irritate and toll. -No 'Mttdiog of - -blpa.- Clean. and. durable. Ksnmlnatlon and advice free. I'eraonal referencea nn ivqneat. Cut out lind keep fir reference. Home Office. 102T. WaltlUt St., Phila delphia. ' Soldtq AUS3 IN-STEPHENSON CO., Dealers in . General Merchandise, Smithfield, N. C. No. 597-0. Electrically Operated National Cash Register. Price...., .$765.00 .Yqy need all the profit your business should earn. Are you getting all of iffiowf r-Veu'may think you a re, but a re you ? T. Thlnk,thisftWfZ It costs you as much, or more, every year than the price of a National Cash Register to be with out one. J. E. O'PONNELL, Capital Oub Building. Kaleigh,.N.C other city. He thought there more to stimu ate iiatrlotlsm here man elsewhere. He spoke of the advan tage of holding the. convention, here where people may visit the capital very year. ! John A. Farki publisher of the Ttmea declared that everything- that any city has 'Raleigh has. that lis newspaper will give as much to the event as any and that Kaleigh will provide anything that it has not on band now. Kuoke For One Vow. Dr. Charles Lee Smith declared that he would make a bid for the vote Of Prof. FTTTHobgood by being brlaf lie did not think the 1500 bid a great Inducement It means II borough Hotel, spoke for those, .in stitutions. He said the Yarborouglt got all the kicks because all the peo- pie seemed to a-bere -Thejt-Jn-4 slst upon crowding the eooms anfl we cannot control that if thope who quoted figures at which the guesu could be entertained. " He said the homes of the city are open to the teachers and that they are equal to the demands ef such en tertainment The , -eommitee then want into executive' seaalon and Jlai elgh lost t . The members of the com mittee present were) Prof. M. ( . . Noble, of -Chapel Hill, president; Prof. E. D. Pusey, of Qoldsboro, Prof. J. H. HLghsmlth. of Wake Foreat Miss Edith Koyater, of Kaleigh, Prof. C.'W, assy, of Durham; Prof. E. P. Hobgood, of Oxford, and M las Mai O. Oraham. of Charlotte. ' '' ' !'-'4'W'lijr Charlotte) Won. . . Charlotte won through no hostility toi Kaleigh. A statement was given Stir Mr M r ' E: Sama : Scrsiiu y ot the Nortli Carolina Teaser As sembly, last night relative to the selection of Charlotte. He says.1' ."As secretary of the North Caro lina Teachers' Assembly, and spew ing In behalf of all the officers of that organization, as well as In behalf ot the executive committee which made the decision as to meeting place, I wish- to make most sincere expres sion of appreciation to the cillxena uf Raleigh, to the committee which ex tended the invitation to the assembly. and to the various organisations . of the city for their loyal generosity and for the high spirit which prompted the making of the invitation- "Ws wish it to be clearly under stood that It was a consideration of policy for the good of the assembly and of the educational work of the Btata.whlon- govaruad , ths com m lite in making ita choice, and --that money consideration yld not enter into the dlscusalon at all. If money had been the consideration the de- -rhrioTi'WbriloV have iroTtw'4reefllore at once. The .committee feels that it will not be best for the assembly Rt this flme'Tb "commit Ttseirw thf wnlr Ing of" one city special Jieadquarters, iBdsJL.gJ&uuthl Jthat the moving of ine ssaeruyiy iron) on.e riry rrr bip other will open up new fields of ac Tfniin clcSp jTtne meeng I every year In the aame place. I policy r the Teachers' AWiifM) that It meet In different Important I cities of the Btatr in rolHtion. the rte. cision this year for place, of meeting naturally went to Charlotte, since the meeting of 1112 was held In (irecna- born, end that of 1813 in Raleivh. And this decision caat absolutely' no reflection upon the fnO lit it and at tractions of either or the other twi fltlaa hih nfTmrmii invttAllnna Xnth tng could have been finer than the spirit of hospitality with which the teachers "fit the. State were received by Kaleigh last year, ana tne astern- bly will hope to return to the Capital City In other years for other reoep, tiona of the samejtlnq. THEY TALK RATES Members of Freight Rate AssO' ciation and Experts Mee With Governor To Prepare Questions. Fred N.. Tate, president of the North Carolina Just Freight Rate As soclatlon. J. T. Ryan, both of High Point. J. C. Forrester, of Greensboro, and C. O. Crelghton, of Charlotte, were here yesterday conferring with Governor Craig and Attorney General T. W. Blckett aa to the croas-exami nation of witnesses in the rate hear tnss that were recently held her. The visiting rate experts were nere purely as experts. The Htate haa not attempted to crossTxaTntnr"thfr-wlt nesses for the railroads, their testi mony being of such a nature aa to make study of the figures very im portant. The rale hearing will begin anew in February, the date being set for llie twenty-fourth., , v Jit all the hearings experts nave been sitting with the State and special attorneys have been empoly. ed. The raRrdeds nave nnisnea thai vid enc e but .. t h e Stat has d e - copletion of the : Irltimonr will "run far Into March and It Is doubtful if the-eomralssion makes -a- de.claioa.-ba fore April, The date of the"npeTa tion of the . rates has been deferred until March 10. HKVENTH CONVENTION Mr. Thomaa O. learister Returns (Voen . Meeting nf Iruggisl In New York. Mr. T. O, Iavister has returned from New York, where' he attended the seventh annual convention of American - druggists at - Madlshn Square Garden, . America's . famous auditorium, January - If to it. In connection with the convention was held the greatest drug exposition ever seen on either side of the Atlantic. The Madison ' Square" convention exposition was attended by 4.000 members from every State of the Union, and interest was maintained at a high pitch from beginning to vna. i ne arugi9is onugni oui an entire theatre for a night's perform. ance and a continuous picture show was given at the big auditorium, Panhlng Tomato Club Work. : - iaperial o Tht Na aas OhMnW.i Statesvllle, Jan, tt. Plans for the expansion, of the girl's tomato club work in Iredell during the coming season - are now under -way; tax year only one demonstrator was em ployed, but this year the county board of education has made an appropria tttm of Ufll which J jupplementsd ny similar amount from the United it Hit is Uepartment : of Agriculture, thus prpvlrtlng for tnree aemonetra tors. f : ,; " ' - WANTKft MEN BOARD KHK. OH - can room ( at . very - resronable ell modern conveniences. til N. Harrington 8t. Mrs. John R. Wal WHITE atllOEMAKKU WANTED AT ! once. In first-class shop. No boos er need apply. Must come well recommended. Address It P. Wal- HERETO STAY . WENEMUSETHEKNifE VIIT WILL TUX ir tor CAIt (TBEfr-Uaay tieBta ltT bnro kd. E Sunday School Workers Had -Meeting Last Night ' J. M. Broughton, Jr Was Made f President W. A. Brown, of Chicago, Spoke to Enthu siastic Body of Superintend ents and Teachers at First Baptist Church. Two hundred and" fifty more' offi cers and teachers of the Hunday schools of Raleigh yeeterday evening sat down to lni-heon at the Toung Men's Christian Anaociatlon. and m- Biad1s4ejyUfar4Ut..Jrti together, roar"d out plans for work. and organlard the Raleigh Hunday skhrlhl aMw:igllnn.i,.J,aaiJsatl!iia i lie wis hilt fn an-J :7way ' confined to any. tmrtlcular denomination in the city, but was partli-iiMWed in by. mem ,ers of all tho rhun-hea and Hunday atfattAlaAnd. S" JoinJ together In an enort rxtenu and iTmnTrrrTTTT" work nf thu Hnn1.iv MrhnoMn HATeiah. tional work Is conrerned the idea of individualism,, ami aiming only for The) OmocrH. -Speeches were n'ade after Jhf lun ciieon had hn TirfptedF ajd W- sldes Mr. -W. A. Hrown. the distin gulshed visitor of the occasion, sev eral others made talks. I'racticallv every detail of the orgnilon of the. .ciu . union.., waa, .CMtapJeif 4, .it Jftlt meeting, with the exception of the election of officers. All of the Sunday school auperlntendems of the city were appointed a nominating com mttreer en seUet I ha officers of the ss- rtcitttlorcand report- at- Hie-Wg- puif meertna at ther first Baptist ekutcri wtilcH waa held at I o'clock. The final report of this tommltte was a loilows: 1'rewioesr. j. m. nrouinion Jr.: vtre-presldema. Professor V. A Wlthera James I. Johnson: secretary, It. K. I'rlnco; treasurer. Talcotl ' There wair Khurt intermission le- twren the lunrhenfi" and th- serviK st the First Haptist church. The church, moeting opened shortlv after H irciijrit, ana waa open to an mem hern of the tunday schojila and churches, while the other was for oniy the othwra ami teachera One-fourth of Hmplei In Mate (io to hunday K hMl. Dr. J. Y. Joyner presided t the meeting at the rhurch. while the mu ate furnlehed by the rhoir of the First Hnptlat Church delighted the large audience ot KiindaJ school worker gutherrd ther, for the occasion Mu in und charts wf-re displayed in the front or the church, giving sts tlstlcg ss to the per cent of the popu latlon of the State and the city with respect to the. Sunday school enroll ment, out of s population in North Carolina of 20S.2ST there are 619. 227 enrolled in the Hunday schools. leaving out of the work entirely more than a million nn! a hair people. Mr. v Umn. of tireensooro. eerretsry of the North Carolina Sunday School Assnciatlon. enld in his speecri that the object of the- Btate association was to eraw all this blackness en the map, and to have Sunday schools In every part of North Carolina. The aim of the organisation "to extend. to organise, to stundardixe, and to vi talise" the work or the punuay cniKi In this HVate. , Mayor JohtiMin Introduce KMrakrr. - Mayor 4meil 1-Joimftoa lnlrodviced the "speaker i"f the evenTngTM r.WT A(irwnr ul Chiiigtv mlsaionjtry su perintendent of the International Sun day He h no I Atwocmtii'n. whosa-SubJecl was-T"he Value of Organization." lie said that the Sunday school was the only InatltuttonLin America that hard contlnentnl ors-snliatipn. extending all over North America. Mr. Hrown said that he ,was gla'd to belong to such an organisation, and that It waa a I hrlstlan institution. For three-quarters of an honr Mr. Brown told of the work of the Bun- day school, and of the grt cam paign that is now being wag-eil. all the, way tferough weaving) into his speecn laeas ana suggeaitnns ss to th great value of organisation tin the work. He said that the meetings In eirue" ttmdtXNUTtarcAJum. mmw ul tiandliftS tnmmtrt (tel l IS IWM SB k . Dr. !! PINE TAR -H0NET to saa'Saatdw aas a SMait eae ef OT. Jmxt tlal a9 aa S. W.NS ra-KOJil. - a i at At All m Weree. 38a, We, ttOO -TtUlyTWaWa" ftSSQCIATlOMMS. ORGANIZED HER It 7V mm VRIrA lis "9H" Cces Pel- t ' nse the Bewest and latest treatment for blood PoUton and Fkin IHssesee. rrofeaeor hr l'.ck s (of Germany NhlOSAJj VAKsAN or "II 1 4." the Improv ed, and all other latest cures recognised by the medical pre- 1 feeauon. XBOSALVAKSAN and these improved remedies are ab solutely eaf and harmless and can be administered in the office painleeiiiy and with alnlntely a ill effects Whatever or deten tion jrena-bMaine , Thia treat aunt Ta Kt-eigntAt eure -tnr- BK tBja dreadful dUMase. Hours ft to S D. m. Sunday r - !t. arimcic here- today 'had been an Inapiratioa to him. and that because of them the Hunday schools of Kaleigh would hereafter Uk en new Ufa and do their work better no matter how good it naa oea befure. Mr. Brown emphasized the Import anew of having cradle-roll depart ments In the ftunday schools, and told his hearers that the nearest way Into home was through a fondness for the haby that lived there. Training School for Teacher. A feature of the newly-formed as sociation In Raleigh Is the establish ment of what is to be Usown as a Teacher Training gchool, where i the tear here of the various schools may gather together once each week foi thirty weeks in the Jr'nd study an plan for the workT of the follow ing Munday. Mr. Brown urged ths teachers not to forget that the most Important thing . about trie Sunday school was not the common audience, but the teaching of the lesson and the planting iti the, life of the' pupil the sed of the gospel that can grow and live there. In closing the distinguished stwaker wanted the Kaleigh people to adopt aa their slogan for the, coming year on great Klea or attaining unto htter.nd bigger work In the Sunday "i inrougn securing more schol are, and a more regular attendance oi in ernoisrs now m the schools. Mlnlstrm WUI HcJd. " eirt MMAdkit-..iMrclk on of nan or tne Ministerial As sociation or tne citv. and said that every preacher In KaJelgh was elad ihU awk krtt Iw, -and that tney an stoofl ready to aid In what, ever way they can. tirand tVntrrrt on jistrr Monday : Mr. J. M. Broughton. Jr.. stated to the association that Dlans are now tkiade here forn rrandconcert .the bunltay scTTooTrof lheHtyrn?i' I .( kiiviiiii tt, i,,e ciiy, lite :x-ti6lrwwnftte.!K in Easter Monday. He said that no tlce was given at this early date so CASTORIA Pot Isfiinti tnd CMldrea. Ttt Kb J Yea Kan Ahrayj Ecugfct Boars tb O. ndl.a uma All Dt T"' ''''aTTUOSATOllt K0TB1 TQSV3' ' "'' niiiiltnii lak nn imp in irTtrnrrflftaaafi '" w ' J!!LftliE3f eatare reduced to sea lJ. " iJ -lansiaa (eoaUnuoua Uom) paM.thnnfh pouiW of eqtul air pleasure, laursiasa tdoued llaeai . saastbrootb pntawof wjoal temperature; drawn oaly fat tare, trelne. Vf. and Ytf. O clssn partly cloudy; b"4' rala; snow; report mustsr Arrow) Br with lbs wind. It rat Sfurea. nlihest tsnpeistor past 11 Sour etoosil, prrlnluUn of .01 Incfi or mora for pan M bostlt tfiird, mast siiisi wind raloclix, -. I Raleigh. X. t, Jan, Sf. Fr Raleigh and vicinity; Fair JYIdayj Haturday much colder and generally fair fnr North Carolina: Fair Friday, colder went nortlon. probably rain by night In eatremo west portion; Sat urday inacti rolik'T and generally If you fail to take advantage of the real bargains we're offering on Boys' Clotbesyou lose money. The SCITS wa'ra showing at $4.n and $4.85 are certainly beauties. They were originally l SO and 11.60 Haiti. They are Fancy Mixtures and plain the latest styles. 10c and tSc values, now, $1.00 Hata II. BO , Hats , ........ In Boys ' Winter Cross A Builder of Health and ' .' " Strength. REXALL OLIVE OIL v Emulsion with Hypo- :Itsmerit SFlhe re its instant and tremendous popularity,- Contains . no HING CROVELL DRUG CO. The Quality that, the genaral publlo might knew that it Waa being worked up, pad that they might expect 1t. Coofeswaee) for Ncgrroea. At the earn time the meeting waa being held at the First Baptist church a onfersnce. of the aagroea of the city was being held at Bhaw Univer sity, and addressee ware made to the colored Sunday sohool workers In an effort to enlist their servloea In the organisation of a city union (or the colored. Measra H. A. rnderWood and CD. Rlgsbee. 'ot1 Durham were among lt night y visitors In the city. A Straight Fact, Consider It Snokera of th Old Tar Heel Stata, Solon SHlnBlo- r and C. H. i - . please the most fastidious , . Trade orders solidtecL Satisfaction guarantee4 Address, C. H. BRENAMAN &C0 422, W; Lexington Street. Baltimore, Md. S.' Department of Airricnltare. WEATHER BUREAU fair; rooUcralrj aoutit wlndu, brxxmilng -Wua BergesTgjtn't- weU agerd Jo , mlsg our half.prlced B0T9' ,OVER COATa QHteTiTfew of the Host 8tyls left ' T- ""r- As for BOYS' HATS, we hav the largest stock irt'tha. city, and they are -eeseryu.'Mi4-jMii'yi If eethw-heat1raw wo se-aeriBw Trouaars. - . - ' & Linehan Co. phosphites. f - - - - : MM) n Of I ,, ........ U1U3 . . I Drug Store. - AttraWbid Weddtna;. Mr. Vf. T. Morgan, ot Chalybeate Springs, was in the city yesterday em;' route home from Buokhora lithi , Springs, Va after attending the. Wad ding of Miasv Mary NorwooA. ef tUo- vail, to Mr. Ben Hlcka, ot Buekhom , LHhla flprlnga. Wbeaeear Tea Mead a Oeairel Teaie, Vaae Oraes The Old HUadard 0 fore's Taatstefi ebtH TONIC la equally valuable aa a fusjerai Toale baeasee It eonuln the well known trate propartlee ef Qtll NIMBI and IRO.f . . Prim mt Malaria. eferletMS Elaod. Builds ap ths Whole Systssa. BOe. . 0. Cigars taste. J varlablo. , ; . . . .Mc , . , ,B0o r- B ! : : i !' l 210 Fayetteville St - .RALEIGH, N.C. 'I kr. wtisoB. N. C. . . lt.FrL-Bun.-Tut , . .; -..
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