MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 12, 1S20.
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER
SURVEY DISC
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fiiAIIY OPEN FIELDS
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Red Cross Completes Prelimi
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COMMITTEE WILL FORM
COUNTY WELFARE COUNCIL
Uui Meeting of Worker Held
- In Christ Church Yesterday
Afternoon; Report Endorses
- School Bond Issue ; Would
Put Street Cleaning Under
Health Department. ';-;'',:
A wido field of activity and a rait
amouat of work to bo done tojrardjnas
log Baleigh and Wako county a Utter
place to live in la disclosed la the eoa
etotioas of the report of the elvio sur
vey befna a month ago tinder tho srns
plwk of the local Bed Croea and tub
Bitted to aa open meeting of eitiseaa
yesterday sfternoon at Chriat ehureh.
- After hearing the report, and a brief
discussion of It, motion waa offered em
powering tho ehainnaa of the meeting
to form committee to draw np a eon
nutation for the Wake County Welfare
Council that will embrace every organ
(ration engaged in welfare work, co-ordinate
their aetiritiea and bring a aya
" tematie effort to the aehiefeuent of the
ilt-tired ends of thoao interested la it.
UhiUm n Ilia MnatitM Iff aa
follower Mr. B. D. W. Connor, chair
man, representing tho Kiwaaie elub;
Mr. B. N. Childress, county welfare of
ficer: Dr. W. A. Wither, tho Y. M. C.
A., Maurieo B. Beaman, the Chamber
of Commerce t Mr. E. T. Crow, tho Ro
tary Club; Mra. Brown Shepherd, the
TraveW Aid Mra. W. A. Hicks, the
Women's Club, and Miss Daisy Ensign,
of the Associated Charities. - -
The survey waa began in March under
the direction of Mr. Vktor 8., Wood
ward, representing the Southeastern Di-
" tiron of the Bed Croea. The work waa
placed la the hands of ten volunteer
committees, with a membership of fire
each. Every phase of community acti
vity has beea iavestigated thoroughly;
' the activities that are being takea to
better conditions, and recommendations
aa to whnt 'ought to be done.
Waat Movies Cchsored.
Tho report carries the recommenda
tion that a eeaaor be appointed pass
on every moving picture that is exhib
ited ia Raleigh: that the department of
. street cleaning and registratioa of vital
statistics bo plaerd under the auper
viaioa of the department of health; ap
proval ia given the proposal to issue
1,500,000 bondsjo erect school build
ings in Balrlgk. Present condition of
streets and tho lack of adequate water
protection to some sections of tho city
are scored.
; Mayor T. B. EJdridga waa'in the audi
nee, and rose at the invitation - for
discussion, declaring that ha recognised
tho indictment of the city tdainistra
ion but waa not disposed to deny any
part of it- Be hopes to get the people
of tho eity together at a meeting, ho
went on, aad talk to them about 'the
needa for schools, tho need for better
aanitury conditions aad other matters
contained ia the report. .
The mei-tloa of the censorship for
pictures was the only other item of the
report that drew fire. Rev. Milton A.
Barber .rector of the ehureh in which
the meeting was held, declared that the
pictures shown in Baleigh are aa insult
ta a decent community aad ought to be
stopped. . He. declared that the childrea
of the community cannot bo kept from
going to the worst of these pictures.
Several ladies present had denonneed
recent picture shown -at local picture
houses, particular dislike being voiced
to "Why Change Tour Wife," early last
week. Or. Barber attacked this picture
aleo, - asserting' that no community
should tolerate such picture to come
and vitiate the minds of the youth of
the city. ' Oae apeaker declared that
she wont ia to see the pletnro and waa
ashamed to stay and ashamed to be aeea
earning out in broad daylight.
Announcement was then made that
the Womans clubs of North Carolina
had determined to vreaeat to the next
General Assembly a measure providing
for a Bute board of censorship for
moving pictures that wouW pass upon
every film shown ia the State. .-
The full report of tho committee
making the survey will not be released
for several days until tho committee
formed to work out plana for the Conn
ty League have had time to review it
and work it into a 'formal report. .
EXHIBITION GAMES
Commons, 0 ArJrfl 11 r ' -'"'
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Philadelphia Nationals........ S 4 1
Columbus American-. Ass'a.., J I
Caldwell, BetU aad Wheat; George
and Wagner.
New Tor ;, April 111 . " ""
.. .... ,., ; . ... ,. . Jfc H. E.
Boston Americana .......... ,"""4 8 1
New York Nationals 0 TO
Russell Boyt. Walters and Devlnet
Douglas, Toaey and Smith, McCarthy.
At Indianapolist
B.H. B.
Detroit Americans 8 10 0
Indianapolis, Asa's ......... 1 4 2
Leonard, Ehmke, Alten aad Alnsmith;
Caret, Murray and Henllne.
At Louisville:
., . B. B. E.
Cleveland Americana S 9 4
Louisville, Ass'n 1
Caldwell aad Nunamaker; DcCatur,
Tstum and Meyer.
Brooklyn, N. V. ' V ' B. HJB.
New York Americans 11 13 S
Brooklyn Nationals 0 3 2
Quinn, Shswkey aad Ruel; Smith,
Mamaux, Mohart and Krueger, Tay
lor. : - , . ' ,(
Memphis, Tens. - B.HJE.
PitUburg Nationals .......... S 10 1
Memphis South, ra Assn ....... 1 10 0
- Cooper, Jlamilton and Eaeffaer; Can
avan, Albria and Meyers, - ' -
I AtCincinnati . ; ' B.H.E.
Washington Americans -..nn. 111 1
Cincinnati Nationals 8 I S
(10 Innings) .
Johnson, Shaw and Oharrity; Pieinich,
Bing, Salle and Wingo,
' at Et Louis 1 ;
St. Louis Nationals.
St. Louie Americana .'. .9 S O
-. Esinea, Goodwin and Dilhoeferi Bur
well,' Schoeker and Bevereid. . '
Germany in thirty years control of
the Cameroon built less than 200 miles
of railway ia that rich region.-' .
iiinni fin mill nuin
- HiUHwn ? mill niJi-r4
iiiuiiiin i uuiluihu
State Commission's Agreements
ana Contracts Total Sev-
: . eral Million . .. . :;;,,
March was the biggest month in the
history of the State Highway Commis
sion, according to gurca gives out -by
Commissioner Pag yesterday. Ia the
past month surveys were completed for
160 miles of new reads, project stste
menta approved by the Federal govern
ment totaled 88.53 miles it highway,
agreements signed for 67 miles and con
tracts 1st for 39 miles of roads. '
Now projects were surveyed in eleven
counties. Tho total appropriation ap
proved by the Federal government was
11407,103. Agreements were signea wita
tho Federal Department of Agriculture
toUling SUO4316.04. Contracts let
wero for 39 mile road la aevea
counties, approximating t643,12L' Actual
construction waa begun on six new pro
ject. A number of roads were given
their final Inspection, aeeeptad and paid
for. -. vv '" ..'
his beea soliciting funds for the Sul-
ratioa Ara.v, who is an impostor, for at
present ha has no on out. .
' few weeks ssfO he was soliciting for
his annual Self Denial effort, snd each
4uttio;n4..aaidor.jQldir,rjriAJii
ran' to solicit for this special effort.
This drive closed April 1,' and no ono
has solicited since. J
.Capt. Patterson would appreciate it if
an rone knowing of any person sol it
ing for tho Salvation Army would let
him know at Phone 115.'), as thero s ill
bs no further soliciting by. the organ
laatioa until tho Borne Service Fund
eainpaigtt in May. .-j '- -
NAME RECREATION HALL
IN MEMORY OF TAR HEEL
Lakeliurst Proving" Grounds, Lake-hjVXJU-April4DA.snerai
issued by tha War Departmea' ha ben
received her authorizing building 'No.
Kt, which is being erected as a ptnee
of recreation; for the soldiers at this
post, to be named "Manning, Hall" in
memory of the late Sergeant Glaude J.
Manairg who died her with pneumonia
on the 6th day of February.
SeitrU Manning, lived at Bonnoke
Rapid a, North. Carolina, before enlist
ing in the army, seven years ago, bar.
ing served four ears on the Hawaii
islands, three year on the Border of
Mexico, being transferred last Novem
ber to Lahehurst Proving Grounds, as
gas ImtfvwHMMa 4h Chemical Wr
fare Servics. : Ilia records show him to
hav beea aa excellent soldier of rare
Judgment aad he was several times rec
ommended for' a commission, but was
unable to pass the physical examination
on account of a very serious wound
received while playing ball. ?
Ho was aa enthusiast! baseball play
er and, it ia said, that he was respon
sible for the. team of his company, of
which he wa manager, winning tho
championship of Hiiwali Islands In 1916.
Sergeant Manning was highly stoem
ed by all who knew him and th sympa
thy of. the officer and mea of this post '
is"xt4S3e'l1iismolhof 'ia! plslef,''
Mrs. Margaret Manning aad Mia Eleaa- .
or of Bichmond, Virginia, who bereave
hi death.
A resolutm to give veteran of the
World War all prefereneet. and privil
eges under tha s'vil service law ia New
York Stat waa approved by tho Assesv
bly at Albany, v- . , '
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N. C COLLEGE ALUMNAE
HOLD ENJOYABLE DINNER
Aa onjoyabla get-to-getber dinner
was held by the members of the Wak
county alumna of the North Carolina
College for Women at th George Wash'
ingtoa Tea Booms last night from 7:00
to 10:00. '
Th meeting waa addressed by Misa
Blllinger. traveling aeftetarr of the
Institution, and Misa Elsie Biddiek and
Mrs. A. J. Barwick. Tables wero dec
orated in yellow daisies. -
Th following alumna were in atten
dant! Mesdame J, C. Wooten, Alex
McDonald, Henry Craven, A. J. Bar
wick, N. C. New bold, M. C. Faueette,
E. L. Cloyd, and Misses Nan Long,
Frances Lacy, Fort, Bollinger, Andrews,
Est Graham, Boss) Coffla Biddiek,
Aanlo fenner, and vana. -
IMPOSTOR SOLICITING
SALVATION ARMY FUNDS
Capt Psttersoa vt th local post of
the Salvation Army, state that some
ptople hav notified him that a girl
Children who Eat
Grape'Nuts
with food, rich milk one
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Ibrtifled oint th) Ul
thatrntryocrmt to Aildish
boo end tiatuo thiDufh
InjufQdent or improper
food. ,
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aa a anowflake--fragile as .a flower exquisite
with billows of fluffs and ruffs and lace and
thintrs tempting as song itself."
When yon have visited their department you will ' I
be glad in the superlativethe department of v i i
dresses where is devoted, its concentrated thought ' 1 1
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for women and this has resulted in many fitting i 1 1
ideas expressed . in the I language of. Beautiful J 1 1
Dresses coteries of dresses.' . - - - - . 1 1
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TULLE trimmed with narrow floating gibbons
and garlands of flowers .
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Wraps generously contribute to the completeness
of this display of fine and fashionable Evening
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