A
"FRIDAY MORNING; MARCH 24, 1916V
TTfF NETS ANT) OTtSFRER
MISSIONS
Yesterday-Called Red Letter
Dajr-For Annual Session of
Baptist Union
Winston-Salem', March 23 It U an
aausaal .privilege for any Rtate Baptist
gathering to have two of the Southern
Baptist Convention officers present, and
today fcaa bees. red letter day with the
Weens Mini unary Enion, now la nas
liol is Winston -flalem.
Tha address of Miss Kathleen Mallnry,
corresponding secretary, from Balti
more, oa "The Mountaia'nf Thine la'
heritaace waa well worth the time and
money spent by every woman who
award her, had they gotten nothing else.
The eaferenccw are 1 ways moat val
table .ta the workers present. Mr.
Charles '. Maddry, of Kaleigh, led tha
OB oa personal sendee and there was
aot a dull moment.
TfctTTW. A. hourls' slwnys a period
at? brightness and enthusiasm. Mrs. C.
E." Mnsea, the' secretory of the Young'
Woman's Auxiliary, is u strong, aggrcs
sivs Reader and ( iha interest nignl.
f eatrd at thia gathering ia any evidence,
tha Aft new aoeietiea of thu year wilt
be mwe than doabled.. - y
The special work of tha T. W. A.
ia tha frniaing school ltated at-l.rfmi'
ville, Ky. Thia school ia for the pre
paring of young women who wish tn
dedicate their lives to Christian work
at hone and in the foreign field. Mrs.
Mr Lure, tha euperintendenl, wan fit
ber beat ia her address on "Candle
lighting." The audience was led step
by atep with the young women ia their
studies, their home life, their work
ia tha city, whirh work is a targe
part of their training. The conference
that followed was full of good things
for every leader.
Tha missionary nnioa regretted
ceedingiy that an over crowded pro
gram prevented the acceptance of an
invitation to a musical recital at Salem
(Vol lege and for a drive through tl
city, which invitation waa from tli
men of Winston.
The increased number of societies
and of objects for discussion hns forced
tha women to eliminate all social lent
urea, the foar days being spent in
earnest, prayerful work.
Tha closing hour of the third day
waa given to addresses by two strong,
consecrated men from the foreign Held
Bev. J. 1. Lowe of China's New Dawn
and Dr. Qeorge M. Green, M. D of
Went Africa, who with words and store-
optima carried the audience through
hiaiScld ta Afrya. . , , (
RESIGNS AS HEAD ' :
PEACE INSTITUTE
One.,
strain much longer without danger ef
serious Soils pae, which ha says, is a risk
more aerie ua to the. institution thaa to
hiaaaelf.
Tha roaiu nation will so formally be
fare the entire board ef trustees at the
neat meeting on April 4. It has been
aeoptd, however, by the executive
committee, whose action is subject to
IIM'evntef rhe board.
The meeting at which Dr. Ramsey
made known his resignation waa eu
tirely informal. It - a gathering of
the member of the faculty at the
srhool aad ill were nrcseut. The an
onneement ame as a complete shock
to them and Di. Ramsey was told by
earh ta torn, fa aa informal way, of
the regret in losing him, and of the
high appreciation of his work aa their
reader.
Dc Ramsey's Resign t lea.
The hitter which Ir. Itaniscy read to
the lac iy members waa aa tallows t
"When 1 accepted at your hands near
ly foar years ago the presidency o:
' srve Institute, I did so as I believed
sndrf Divtne gnidaaee and with high
hope that I might kave s substantial
share la building up a strong inatitu
tioa for Urn Master's glory and the
Meaning of future generations.
"I have tried to da my duty in this
noaiUoa and wa have enjoyed some aig
aal evidences of God's favor; bat ths
SnanciaJ stringency ox ths past twe
years has brought so many sear oompli
as tip aa aad anxieties task. I Bad myself
physically annate to eadara tha straia
mark longer wttheat danger of a eerieus
eel la pee.
"Did tho welfare at the school de
mand thia ran, I be Have I would take
It willingly but it does not. Oa the
ether hsnd, tha risk, at this critical
period ia its history, woald be greater
far tha suae! than foe ma.
"I And myself therefore very reluc
tantly constrained, in justice to yon as
well aa myself, tetaer you OacK tae
trwet committed to my ears and ask yoa
ta accept my resignation as president
of Peace Institute to take effect July
1st, 1919.
"My relations with tha faculty aad
student body are of the most cordial
nature. I have never known a faculty
setter equipped for its work, with higher
, idifin, an harmonious and aa loyal, nor
a student body mora responsive. It is
needless to say that it wrenches my
hes rt to sever these ties that have grows
stronger year by year.
--"And sow, Gentlemen of the Board,
' let mo e spree to iron my Jieart-f elt ap
rrt-iatioi aad gratitude for the un
Ilia eaurtesv. ennsldsration and sut
part yoa have always accorded ma and
assure yoa ef my unabated interest in
.the great work ia which you are en
gaared aad pf my sbiding faith ia its
triumphant issue. Uay Uvd speed you
ia it."
Ia reply, the following letter, signed
by Bev. W. Me, White, president of
the Board of Trustees, aad K. T. Qow
a. sw ist lie, waa read:
"Voar hrtter of Mare 20th offering
yeur vceigaatioa aa president of Peace
.laststata waa presented to ths Execu
tive ODBimHtee of tha Board of Trus
tees b yesterday, aad wa were ia
trwetad to reply as fallows: '
"With prof ouad regret we leara that
the cireumstaaces seem to yoa ta re
awire this step. Wa realize that dor-
lag thee years of war sad inaaeisJH
thy bardea vy respoasibdity
Noticm of Candidacy
I respectfally announce my
candidary for the House, sub
ject tt traction of the Demo
era tk primaries.
. R. W. WINSTON. JR.
5-M eod, 16, r. r:v
fir
fcHHWD A TEAM THAT BtOCKf
THE ROAD
You need a Klaxon
The driver hears you.. He
turns out long before you
reach him.
The Klaxon means a clear
road. No need to slow up.
Trip uninterrupted.
The big Klaxorv--the one
you see 3rvali high gsade
cara, ia now $w, No
matter what "your car is,
this iathe signal for it if you
want the best and if you
want tJ) you sriend to .
rrcogrme it a thejbeec
The U. R Klaxon $u and
the U. H. Klaxet $6, also
operate by electricity- on
the motor-driven Klaxon
principle. If you have no
electricity, there is the
Hand Klaxon at $7. 50 and
the new Hand Klaxonct
at $4. -
Klaxons are made only by
the Lovell'McConnell
Mfg. Co., Newark, N. J.
Like all standard articles
they are widely imitated.
To be gure, find the
Klaxon name-plate.
700,000 an in use.
pi
N.U Walter
THE ELECTRIC STORE
Yarborough Building
Raleigh, N. C
must hare been heavy indeed, and that
the "new complications and anxieties"
do produce a strain almost too heavy
even for the strongest to bear. And
we caa well understand your desire to
be absolved from it before it tells too
severely on your health and strength
"Such circumstances, involving your
vitnl interests, leave us do option in
the matter, and, youf ilrtermin'Btion hav
ing been reached after matare.- delilx
e ration and urnrrr, we do not feel
liberty to insist upon reconsideration.
and further enntmusnee is theServica
of the institution at peril of J'ur
health. I Bat We beg ta assurie you of,.
tha very high esteem in which you are
held by us all. and ef our appreciation
of your labors for Peace. We feel that
under your hand tha institution has
beea brought into a position full ef
promise for the future, and that we are
indebted to you for its present eieel-
lent organization, the splendid faculty
assembled, and the happy spirit pre
vailing. Wo recognise, too, tha loss sus
tained, not only by Peace Institute, but
also by our church and by our city, ia
tha severance of tha relations that bare
so happily existed. Wa acquiesce ia
your decision, because you think it beat
for yourself, and i- tha hops that yon
may find the relief sought in other con
genial service less exacting."
Faculty KegretisL. .
Following tha announcement of his
resignation. Prof. Brawley of tha fac
ulty, last night paid high tribute to
Dr. Bamsey.
'It is with deepest regret," be said.
"I learned that Dr. George J. Bamsey
had resigned as president of Peace In
stitute. I have been very closely asso
eiated with him and his loyalty, high
sense of honor, asd optimistic spirit
have endeared him greatly to ma. He
will leave many warm friends among
the fatuity and student body. 1
AUGUSTA'S DAMAGE
BY FIRE $5000.000
(CmMshssI tress Fsas Os.)
copal church, erected 135 years ago, fell
before ths flames. Doeens of homes of
Colonial style that had withstood the
ravages of the war between the States
were consumed.
Work was begun today to restore
conditions to normal. Telephone and
lighting service was badly damaged.
and this was being restored tonight It
1 announced that eonvict gangs
would be brought in from tha roads of
Richmond eottnty tomorrow to clean np
the eity streets.
Thousands of visitors from nearby
Oeorgia towns and from Booth Caro
lina points just serosa ths Bavannah
river, cams to Augusta today, soma as
idle onlookers and many as active
helpers. Police and three companies of
local militia did guard duty. No lives
vrara lost ia the Ire. A dossa oa more
persons were slightly hurt. Four fire
men remained in hospitals tonight, but
aona was seriously tajureh
Both newspapers Bar, ths Chronicle,
esetablished ia 1785, and tha Herald,
lost their plants. Tha Chronicle, driv
en from its new ten -story building,
published a miniature) edition this
a sag ia local job plant. Ths
Herald' pablished a small sised iasna
rad' arranged fa gat eat its uasml edi
tions tomorrow at Tnomson, sun a
CROWDS -WITNESS
rfllRTI OF H
Wonderful Picture Production
Will Be Shown Here Aain
Today and Tomorrow
Lrge audicneee, lustine- ond night,
yesterday nt U0 Academy ' of Musie,
were thrilled and loudly applauded the
"Birth of a Natron," the marvelous
motion picture prey hith has carried
every section of the country by storm.
It stand out ss the greatest moving
picture produitiou over liluitil. Based
art ihe navel The Clansman, written by
ThomU Dixon there are dramatic fea
tures of the highest order at every
turn. The camera effects also are
something truly wonderful not only ia
the eeneral scope of the scenes but ia
the details. . The bmmy handling of tha
features is auch aa not to give offense
to either the north or the south. There
is no reason that the blacks should feel
aa antipathy tetha production, a the
splendid qualities pf 1ho faitajTsI old
aarsrya are cuiiy snoai-a. j a-
With evei y ain)eaaaace of tha ipeei
eqi& ClnosntonBi 4hsir dnatiifigvrnies
After you haa SBesi this. TemaAa1le
pictlre you roof longer are surprised
thai it attracts Juch largo audjentes at
&ny prices of a 'Jilni produiSiu. It
$eeibponta no hnj fact ft Baases
one to utarvel at the wondej-f flneea of
the proVluctioa. It bears the. stamp of
genius.
It will he presented again today and
tomorrow matinee and night.
FAYETTEV1LLE TO GET
THREE FINE PRESENTS
(SlMCtal to Th N- tnd IHMfW
Fayetteville, March Zi. This luMy
little city is to le the happy recipient
of throe worth-while presents shortly
a new building and loan asnociation, a
roof garden, and a new office and store
building. The H. aud U association ia
oDiccred by some of the best aad most
eulistantial men in Fayetteville. Its
tirst series will be open on the first ef
April. It lias just been lieensed by the
Btate inaurauce department to do busi
ness in Kayetteriile snd its suburbs,
with Dr. J. V. McOoiigan president, A.
B. McMillan vice president, and Thus.
II Button hoc rotary and treasurer. .
A t25,no store and office building
will be erected on the soouieaat corner
of Market Square by J. fc. ptoin.
with a roof-jnrdua topping te struc
ture. TlU wijr 1 the onjgr
den ia Nrth ftreliua.
WILSOiN DIVERSE Tp
Mexican "Emsii
4 '
(CeatiMM4 (x
Pas One.)
Setrstor Overman feels that the Preai
dent has done ail within his newer ta
keep out of war with Mexico. He fa
vors action if it becomes necessary to
save tho soldiers who are aow eu ths
punitive expedition.
Gen. Ijiurenco W. Young, of North
Carolina, tutid today that .North Caro
Una can furnish on short notice at least
3,000 meV and of fleers .from the national
guard. "I think that 90 per cent of the
men in the national gfiard, fiaid he.
"would respond readily snd immediately
to a call from the President tf they are
to go into war with their own officers.
Much would depend upon the Ahsraeter
of the cull.
"Alan for man. members or the aa
tional guard 01 Jorth Carolina are
('Qual to, any aojdifs you can find ia
Mexico or anywhere else.. !
'North Carolina has about to.00
mm' of military age and all except about
12 per cent could be used in a piorh.
-The mflitm foreeis of tha State are
itt much better -shape than wheav tha
call aai . far tha Spauiah-Ahnarieaa
way. - - '. , 1 a
"If the Tar Heal fighting force are
needed, they will be among the;But to
report for duty.
There is no doubt that North Caro
linians almost to a man will support ths
President in whatever policy he adopts
for Mexico. The geaeral feeling
throughout the Btate is that Mr. Wilson
has beea patieat and optimistic, ha has
felt that General Cartas za would have
s fair aad thorough trial, ha has be
lieved that tha old revolutionists would
bring order oat of ehaea.
Ths President hopes now that tha
United States troops will capture Villa
and bring him out without arousing ths
anger of tho Onrranxa forces or other
Mexican citiaens in sympathy with tha
vum murderers.
DOUGLAS, ARIZONA,
WANTS PROTECTION
(CaMaas4 frem rasa OtM.)
Brig. Gen. Araulfo Gemes, his second
in eoramand, is aow en route from Her
moaiilo with man to reinforce tha
troops alongha Honora-Lhlhuahua bor
sar, piaeM taan la guard against a
poaslbls wasters movement of Vilhv.
Sixty thousand founds of ammunition
for General Calles arrived hers. by ex
press today. It probably will hot be
sent across to Agua Prieta for delivery
until tomorrow.
Tha feeliag of apprehension ia Doug
las was made evident late today.. A
number of telegrams went to Senators
Henry r. Ashurst anN9 Marcus A.
Smith and Congressman Carl Haydea
by local men, urging that War Depart
ment Officials be interviewed at ones aad
representations be mads to them that
orders should be issued to ths troops
stationed here so that they eould ads-
quately patrol Douglas and afford pro
tection .0 tha civilians.
Btana Waa Severe at fMasa.
(SesHslis Tt Hmm m Okmnm I
Selma, March S3. Selma waa visited
by ths worst wind storm ia ths history
of the town Wedneadsy night.
The entire roof of tha Bsehardsoa
Drug Company waa taxea off aad land
ed ia front of the Selma Drug Com
pany's door and had it aot been for a
phone pole directly in front of ths door
tha fronts of several stores would havs
beea torn to pieces.
Mrs. Aifoaaa White.
Elisabeth City, March S3. News was
received hers yesterday of the saddea
death of Mrs. Alfonso White at her
hem, st WinfalL which or caned at
three o'clock thin maraiag. Mra. Whits
was forty-nve years-of ago and. is ear
vivad by her hasbaad aad seven ehil-
-. ; 1 - I
fill.
PlAYblllS BET
mim tin
Workers Eneourarxl Over Re
sult f First Day's Activities
in Campaign
The first day's work of the teams en
gaged in the eaaipaii'n to raise toWO
for the Raleigh pLavgruiinds yesterday,
resulted, ia (CTjSO iVr the movement.
Jnst half of the teams wrre working aad
part of them srerr not thoroughly or
gaaised say tho Ka.l. i With this stata.
of affairs, they take great enroarige-j
iwnt in ib, HiMq 01 ill. ir ncaasnsssnie
Today will rurnish s fair udtsnttoacol
results, they say, t )
At the ana o'clock luatkeoa at the
Tarborongh yesterday ta t&f Sb wasn
aaaouneed. With the regular swaSaare-1
meats cam a anmher of -target sab
serintiana. Owe hundred dollars waa aa
nounced as Ufa gift ef the Muthara CJuh
f Thompson School ; I'arey J.IIuats
gam Sou; B. r. ainntagne gave Sfti;
-""Ths- team reported as fottevaiT -Mra.
W. A. Vpcharch, S3.VI; Dr. W.IC. Hertea,
$WJ: Mrs. M. BenthaLt7l:"Ber.
CP.Wi)cax, 17; Mrs, W. f &k-
Wir the wwsicy to 1 rtieed ia" this
easpsigav tha jt'ja.vground ('oiajrwM
piana to eqaapaea Miervue threa sto
tiosal playgrwanda for Raleigh.
Arthnr Warren Waite, New
York Dentist, Locked I'p On
Charge f . Having Poi
soned Fathcr-in-Law
(GMIfcsaad tr
Pan OKI
with S steaetrranher to take a
statement from tlie deatist, tint Waite
was in a stupor. lr. Mere said his pa
tient probably would be able to gs ta
court tomorrow.
The arreat of Dr. Waite waa ordered
today after an investigation by IKstrict
Attorney Swans based upon the resalta
of aa autopsy oa Peck's body, which re
vealed strong symptoms ef poisoning.
The ease waa plaeed in the has. Is of the
grand jury today after Dora Heiler. a
negro maid at Dr. naite s home, aad
Dr. Jacob B. CorBveU, a wealthy relative
rt the Pecks, snd fold stories to tha
District Attorney which autuwd to him
to k warrant aagiaaiag proceeding
snssssf I ha Jiissrim . a a
-"i .T . ( T. 4 a .
I ae wraaa - itUT tnvswagaaos; miu
eonilBfa stwat days. ;WtoVwsJ teas
UraadrBntOeVs sad DetroiS a
d smsj uetsjrvtnr. Waits wis Sr pc-
. g ... . - . . A -M as . .
eat So aha Tesab sad held
anargeA Mrwrdas th M hgt da
sjref. v : til
; Tfjerfcaid. srhaea the ateta.
regard? an aaa ast ths ataSt iUnortaM
witBcues, totd tho district ntracy te
day that Dr. Waits vme lata the Irtieh
en whera aha waa prepariag disaer aad
poured anesethiaa out of a bottle, that
he told her wa. medicine, iato soap,
which afterwsrd was serve.! ts Peck at
the dentitssVa dv This oeearred. she
said, arxit;ta &3JJ befora tas drag
gist's deathk r.tM .
She aotiena thai" Peck ate only a ft
tla. of the aosp.'and expreased a desire
for a cup- of tea. - Dr. aita went with
her to the kitchea she asserted, sayiag
"Father didat like the soon. I'll put
soma mora medicine ia the tea." Peck
drank the tea, aha said.
Dr. Cornell saiat he visited Peck Rat
urday afteraooa, March 11, aad talked
with him for about an hour. He seemed
st thattime to ba in good hearth.' tho
physiriaa declared. While he wss there
lrr. tftrraerl said, ka saw Irr.-Vait ga
into another raoea to which Peek
retired .with a battle eoataiikiag what
Dr. Vi axe toU hum waa asediciBs- ta a
few msuatca he said, he heard;
croatting. Tho next morning he
called on the telephone by Mrs. Waite
aad told her father was dead.
MEMBERSHIP ROUND-UP
WILL BE UNDERTAKEN
A stirring eaaspaiga, with "Member
ship Baaad Us aa tha stsgaa wiU
undertaken bar tfta Baiehrh Chamber
af Comasarea sa tha reeatt ef aa eatha
aiastie eaafnisais af tha mesa hers a
the aasoeiatiaa hast aighs. Following
brief reports by tha smsora. Dr. W. a
Bankia, preeideat ef tha asaeristina
made sa address aa "Efiteieney, em
pkn-"i-g the lmpartnaea af systematic
atsreiso aa tha haais for a saceessfnl
aad waU-ramadad lira. Mr. J. M.
Bronghtoa. Jr captivated tha eoafer
eaee then with a brief addresa oa "Co-
Tha grmna
Interesting feature af tha evening. The
basketbaU game Satasea ths yeuag
men and tha bnsinem and profeaamaal
mea waa hotly raatested. resalting in
a score of 14 ta 7 for the letter.
The plan to is cranes tha present mem
bership of tha ssseristioa, naaaimooely
decided a pa a. calks for "A Membership
Boaad Cp" aa tha slogan. While all
members and meads af tha asaoeiauoa
will assist ia tha movement, the bardea
will rest upon tan committees of ten
ek. Tha chairman ef these commtt-
taea will ba appoiatad by Presides t Baa
kin, aad each chairman will select his
own committee. The committee wiU
organise at onae aad ths "Round I'p"
will last until May 4. The committee
making the lowest record duriac the
campaign will ha required to saw c
fourth of a cord af wood ia the asso
elation gymnasium ia tha presence of
tho winners and their friends.
While the "Banna Up is ia progress
number of recaptions aad sec mis wiU
ba conducted nndar tha direct ma af
tae various cam
lajarsa ta CsllWss.
Fayetteville, March tXJ. T. Horaa.
driver, was iajaradaad two males be
longing ta ths Standard Oil Compaay.
were killed iastaatly yesterday after
noon, when a Standard Oil trark was
struck by as A. C. L eagia' aed ra
boose maaiag as a special. n.-r ul
Mr. Home's moat serioes jajurv-. were
ruts from flyiag gtasa bruk. f -. the
lights of his wagoa top.
Mara lahsrttaace Tasva.
Ia the erne af tha Ntatr aa.titor set
tleeneat waa yesterday eumpMnl is the
of iahentnaea taaea aa three re
ef Meek tern ti ms aoaaty ameawt-
to IMUM The entatra aad the
ssUeeted are: T. lamas, taJ9: J.
R. MeAdea. !"; & M. HewaU.
24.M.
35c Ladies' SUk
Hs
1 - -24C - A Mtofch$nr KhirhwikWifr
3AirfloatandCacll's V
Coo'lopsia Talcum vferSM J, Babcock'a
B Powder 6c I J5mi27)i Powder s. i ;
w;msj: w8r ' ' -Wwi
ifliday arid Satiirdciy
w-riwi vbwv cx rmMf" iSavc
a it
TWO PRICE CUTTING DAYS
1 f.f-ti
A
bsolutely Unmatchable Values on
New Spring Suits for Women and Misses
$16.75 value . .' $12.75
$19.75 values $14.78
$25.00 values $18.75
New lot of Silk Poplin Dresses
p7(l( Dresses on Sale Today A C
OU and Tomorrow P'Yaa9
Big lot of Middies just received. Special
values at 95c
Naw Cingham Dresset for
Childiwnt all Sixss
&9 raluas'at. ..... $1.19
Valuta mil . - A . 95c
Of 5valuB t. , . . . 690
i 9utm ti , t i . 45c
4 i
1 1 M
Grfcat
a-
New 5llks
$1.60 Crepe de Chine . . ,95c
$1.60 Chiffon Taffeta . .95c
$1.50 Flowered Georgette
Crepes . . 95c
New Floweted Marquesette
tr.t 48c
Naw Tub Silk, yard wide 45c
Special Prices on New Silk Laces, Val, and Linen Laces
50c Quality g Assortment of New Lot of
Flowered Rice Stripe Voiles Waist Materia, yard wide best grade Percala
r " 'i .. ? ' 15cvaluesat 10c -
c a. Spectal 39c , &t mc Spec.al HV.c
, . ; i ; : . ; u
' ' ' Great value, in Silk and Lisle Hose for Ladies and Children
12c Bleaching 8Vc 10c Unbleached Domestic on 15c Long Cloth (Cambric
10c Bleaching 7Vic gale at 6V4c finish) HV,c
8VicEleaching 5c 2c Unbleached Domestic 20c Namsook 14
7V4c Bleaching 4c on sale at , 7Bc 20c Middy Blouse Twillsl4c
Dreamland Sheets 81 x 90, $1.00 Value on Sale at 69c
Mohawk ShamU PapperU Sheets
63 by 90 69c 26c Pillow Cases 19e 72 by 90 79
72 by 90 79c 20c Pillow Cases 12Hc 81 by 90 89c
81 by 90 89c isc Pillow Cases 9tc 72 x 90 Kin wood 69o
Ech worth 25 per cent more 90 x 90 Kin wood 79c
One Lot of Good Quality Huck Towels on sSale at 4 l-2c i
25e Damask Towels now on 10c Huck Towels 7e J5e Turkish Bath Towel-
,e l9c 12c Huck Towels 9c " 236
25c Linen Huck Towels now T are v d vaiue8 15c Turkish Bath Towels
on sale 19c ' ' ' J at n
,
Curtain Scrima , ., Window Curtains. L;
35c values 21c Crochet QnilU $1.00 values ,.50e
25c values .49c fJ-0 values .79c $2.o values ........ $VXO
20c values -16c g -JJ j-gj $3.00 values $,.49
is values . . ..... .... ioc 260 VB,ue8 ;;;;;;; ; ;$i.95 4-00 valucs - r.w
10c values 7Vie $5.00 values .... .$2.43
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RALEIGH DEPARTMENT STORE
"WHERE YOUR DOLLARS COUNT MOST"
PARKER WILL PLAY
Wmi ALABAMA TEAM
Millard Parker, oas of ths Raleigh
ban vkt has mads good la the ranks
of tha professioaals wiU leave this eity
Hun day to report to the Montgomery,
Ala, clab of the South At Untie lirague.
Parker was with ths Winston -Halem
tram dnring the latter half ef last
rasoa, but Clancy released him when
he neqnired Hitler, last with Durham.
Th will be Parker's third y -ar ia pro
fr -inaslism. haviag get his start ia tha
tmsrgi-Alabasaa League two years ago.
DUkE DUNCAN SIGNS
VTni INTERNATIONALS
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DwkS Daaenn. tha OViysoa boy who
wasasaimksr as -tha Baitisnaea Terra
126 FAYETTEVILLE STREET
-I- ifJ- t' IflDe-y i ;.;
Tomorrow in Every Department
Special Values In Rain
Mermen st ,
Talcum Powder
JOc, ,
Values in Ladies' Shirt Waists
Spring Dress Ginghams
10c quality for 8Vic
124 quality for 10V,c
20c quality for 14c
pins- last year, will play with tRe Mon
treal, International Ieague, club this
year. Duaraa was in Baleigh - -tcrday
and atatel that he had signed his
1916 contract. He was with Montreal
before jumping to the Federals and
when the KeiU failed to sell hint the
Canada manager claimed him.
CHICAGO Is; CUBANS ll.
Tampa, Fla, March 23. The Cuban
All KUrs collected a total of SI hite
off twa Chicago pitchers, but lost tho
gams here today to the Nationals by a
score of 16 to 11.
R IT. E.
Chieagn H U
All Stars 11 81 31
Battarias: Packard. Prandvrgast sad
Fischer, Archer; Gorcho, Uvsrt aad
Ciemeas.
Faking, China, has aa estansire teie-
Try Our'Spscial
95 a":
IjiraaMIbW
II VaS maw
Talcum
.MCC
Sale Today and
New stylish Spring Skirte -
$2.00 values at $1.38
$3.00 values at , . $1.95
$4.00 values at $2.95
$5.00 values at $3.95
$7.50 values at .$5.95
Beautiful lot of Ladies' House Dresses
on sale today and tomorrow fkC
(worth $1.50) at a7tjC
Special lot of New 69c Middies at . . . .45e
Coats
New
Spring; sad
Surntnar
1 Coats
$ 15i00 values at.,.. .$9.78
$12.50 values at . . , . . .$7.95
$10.00 values at., t . i $6.95
$ 7.50 values at . . , . , . $5.95
Big Values In Wash Good.
25c Voiles at ..21c
16c lawns at 10c
25c new Moddltte Voiles 17e
Very pretty patterns (a
Stripes and Flowered
NASIIVTLLE FORMS .
COMMPJRCE CnABIDER
ISkUI Is Tm Han smt Oamnw.l
Rocky Mount, March 2.1. Aa organ
ixatioa of a chamber of somatome in
Nashville is tho work of progressive
citiaens la the neighboring eity in Nana
vuaty thia week aad according to all
reports there has beea started a pro
gressive organization that expects todo
much for tha - advaaewmeat sad ; Sp-
Irtiiulins? af taat eomnnartv-
Permanent argaaisaUon of tha Nash
vills Chamber of Commerce was gone
into and Mr. Laea T. Vaughaa waa
earned as preslok-at, Mr. R. O. Alford as
trst vice preaidwat aad Mr. H. K.- Ben
son as sooretary aad treaaarar, . ' -;t
John Cahrm-wrs, af Lorrfavtite. Ky
is said ts ba the nearest bring yemtivs
at Oaacga Waahsagtasj.y... j- - -