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THE Try a Times' Classified Ad. . Associated . Pr&ss Service Vol. LXXI. No. 110. PRICE FIVE CENTS. The Weather FAIR. RALEIGH, N. C, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1)12. LAST EDITION. Double the Nimber of Paid Subscribers in Raleigh of any Other Newspaper, E TO Sr'CKKI l.ATK ;uaxt. CKNLHAL WOMAN IdIC W ASIIINti'lON ,it i (;!:. lx'-."i ON THE SCRAP SPEAKS DESIGNS FOR MONUMENT MASONS BANQUET 0 u mm 4 Interests the Senate With Speech On the " miserable Squabble Be-1 twcen Taft and Roosevelt KNIVES TO THE HILT Modern Damon and Pythias Xow Kiiiiged i S(imble That Must Disgust the Country The . World Outside Looks mi Aghast The Tress and Heading Public of All Nations Criticise. Cartoon, Laugh and TnniUTlie I'lesideiit. In nately a (ieiitlenii'ii, F.viclenlly Was Itclucluiilly to Knler'. the I 'ixltt Last Chapter Will be Written at Chicngo. ; Wanhini?on, May. S I. -f-Senator blone, of 'MiiV.ouri. addressed tho senate cm "(lie modern Damon and I'viliias Hud unrelated 'subjects per taining to current po..iirsd' Senator Stone, referring to. Taft and Uoosevelt, paid it hud heeii a case ol' "lw;i souls willi but u single thonght: two beans that ..heat, as one, null "the slimy and poisonous set n'e nt, of ambition crawled across the path they were, walking divided litem. Hath tasted the and bit- ter sweet, of power and liked it ever tnncli. hot li were tempted aud both fell. "So instead of peace 'we have had war." The senator continued: "War with knives and' knives to the hilt. As a conseiiiience of this ferocious contest till' country and the world have been treated to a series of spectacular vaudeville stunts in politics without parallel in the coun t ry's history. "Mr. President, passing over the personal and party aspects of this niiseralde suuahhle, is it not a truly sad Hpectnele we are Witnessing These world-famed republican lead' era have been for months circling " TtoeTTnmfrtrTrtffraTrir each 'other like pick-pockets, ill language akin to the vernacular of a fish market or even something worse. The world out side, looks Oil aghast. The press and the reading .puniir of all en lightened nations criticise, cartoon, luiiuh and taunt.'-' To the senate's amusement Senu tor Stone read lit length samples of "polite exchanges of comnliments" among the republican eandiil'ites. He said lie must grant that President Tuft, ' Innately a gem Ionian," t-yi-dentiy was reluctant and slow to en ter upon "this rnftian tight." lie as serted, however, that the last word in "this black chapter of Anieticnn li.istorv" would he written at Chi cago. "I cannot believe that alter this storm of strife and exposure lib' Amerlciiii electorate, will consent to return the republican parti- to pow er." lie concluded with the state ment .hat the democratic candidates were conducting themselves with dignity and sense :f propriety. VAKXKIl CLAIMS VICTOKY Says Kt'ports I'Yoni DilVerent Sec tions Show the Slate is Cor I'ltdcr dontl. (Special to The Times.) Lexington, May 21. Reports from different sections of North Carolina, says II,- U. Varner, indicates that lion.' Oscar W. Underwood, luis won the states 24 votes to the Baltimore convention beyond any questi.ui. The-only hope of the Wilson force .1 Is to use the party. iivuchiuciy to manipulate the delegates and sup press the will of the 'people at the county convention, Saturday, May 25.. I'liderwdod men must he on Hiiard. We have won. "Let the people rule." , Fair play is all the Underwood forces want and that we must and will have. CharTotlP, May 21. A large tour inn car, enroute from Asheville to New York, overturned three miles from the city on the Salisbury road this morning. J. I. II. Haedeker, of Parkeraburg, W. Va., was pinned un der the car and painfully bruised and hurt. Miss Ida Hamilton, of Asheville, suffered an Injury to her shoulder, and W. P. Aitz, of Old Point, Va., was bruised. Others in the party who narrowly escaped se rious injury were Miss C. K. Kaede,. ker, of Asheville; W. S. Kaedeket, of ParkersbtirR, W. Va., and W. T Dowd, chauffeur, of New York. , v - $ X Ml leyrVio-""'- Pirrgudici' General Hill succeed the lute Tasker II. Illiss Miior (.encial I- mlcrick I), (.cant (eneial l.liss is a in (be same rank most popular o. fleer and his prooioi ion w ill mi. ilnubtcdiv he looked upon null eeie eral stitisluctiou in I lie army- He will in all prol'tioiiity he (lie net cuiel tit stall. lie is a native ol Pennsylvania, a graduate of West roiiii, ano cineioii tin- service as an artilleryman. lie uaj, nppoinled origanier general ol volunteers ill the Spauish-Auierii an war. and has served in ( uha and (he Philippines 6000 WEATHER FOR PRIMARY II 01 Columbus. O,, Mav 21. --The T.ift managers declined 'the clear weathei wlih winch the pruuarv dav begat indicated (he president's victory They assert that many fanners fav orniK uooseveit are lar lielund ill sprins -.work and eon Id not afford to leave their. Iields lo "a a hallo The Umisevclf manai.'ers, maintai that tlie majority of delegates nouhi be Kiinsevel: men. . ' Altu'opt all (if the live t Iniusan.l : vptiu;; precin.",. ill the state opened :u live-!i; ii'ly Ihii morning. I he po:ls close at IHe tlniiV this alleinoon. iwo presideu tial candidates. I.ilt and Harmon cast votes in (.'ineinniiti. ISooscvclt at Ovsier lt.iv. New oik. ,lav z. Theodore Uoosev.eli. . returned frohi Uie Oh primary- campaign' I'nd went, to his OyKler I law home, where he remains several days betore engaging in tin New Jersey primary tight. Asked re garding the Ohio outcome. Uoosc volt remarked. - am a better war rlor than prophet. Till': von-: ix xi:w noi:it I uilerwooil Divided :M. Wilson :l(i mid It Itelueii llarinon and (Talk. - I iipectal to T he I lines. iimiugloii, May 2 l .; - Oort'ai Wilson paiers uiroiighoiit tlie state persist in making misleading i-tat mem that ih.on carried New llau over count v. 1 lie iir-'.lit ot-tbe prl uiarv the Wilson leaders oulv claim ed t hut j-nine delegates and in tin n u m tier were .two Iroin a country precmcl thai hail not bee i heal'i Irom. When the vole I nun the pre t-i lu-t in (iieiillou was received hot, were lor I nderwood. I be convention has eight v-lonr dele:.ates and it looks like I ml wood will have about Ihinv-eiuhl Wilson.' thirty and sixteen divbl between Harmon and (lark with most tor the lornter. Amateur Aviator Killed. Xenia. .. .Mav 21. Kred Southard, a Minneapolis amateur aviator tell a hundred leet near Os horn, and was killed Instantly Southard, age tortv, had just bought a Wright aeroplane. His body was crushed, . . ltesults in l iankliii. J.oiiisbutg. .Mav 2 1. -1 he results ill the primary are; James A. Turner, house of repre sentatives. W. II. Allen for sherill, T. H. (.irlffln for treasurer, and John I). Yarborotigh for register ol deed. Safe Kolibcd I'oiir Times In l'etv .Months. Merrick, N. Y Mav 21. Ilurglarn for the fourth time in a few months blew up PostniaRter Ihirch a safe, stealing eight humlred dollars cash u ud btuinpu. ommittee Meets to Consider Plans For Colonel Home's Donation The . .monument committee to select the monument to be ('reeled ( ol. Asblev Home ol ( lavton lo the ' women of the confederacy tin.'! in the, senate chamber today for the purpose of receiving and inspi li iug lans. The first action of the com mittee was to adopt resolutions ex pressive' of the sorrow 'of the mem bers at the recent- illness of-the oloiiei, with the hope rliat liis re overy will -lie speedy and c.o!iipl.!e. 'ol. ilorne's friends will' lie glad (.i earn that he is steadily recovering rom tl'.e stroke of paralysis suffer d ;ir O reensboro. The members of tilt- llorne iiirer.i- meut. committee are ol. ... A. Iioug, liairm:iii: ( ul. J. i an Cri Maj. . 1 1, A. I.iu don. Col. W. II. rgwvn. l. I. W. (' M. Williams, the iiniiir a in'. .M i latter of No, ton. ix( ki: si: taxi:s ilinintltoii to liaise I.") i iii- Much link tione t p. times. I :i . --WUining- tax ra.'e tin; hundiel i'.ii- I'eonle Noi Kaisine. lKi.ei(v aluatioii ( special to I no. Wilmington, May. ; '. ton will increase her year 4.i cents on the lars more than the : previous years. There ar several reasons for this the principal ones being thai revenue is become monstrously scarce since near-beer licenses went -our ei. fashion; that a large surplus1 has now been exhausted: and. '-other things contributing. Ibis . will mane t.ie tax rate- $ 1.75. The people ui'-: noi kicking much, because ibev leel ihat paving the increased rale in,, ji's- inother way ol paving the old raie oil property that lias increased i i 'te iitioil. I nder the new aumiiiiyl . a tion with new streets, better govern ment, and all things woiknu niece Einoothly, , property values. , t::'.''e taken an Unprecedented rise. ! here- fore the1 people do not leel. r.iuci: disgruntled, because they have to pay a hgher rate until the next valuation. --. SKXATOK K(OT CHAIKM.W :s I nilersiooil That He is Ac I'ooscvclt anil Chicago, May in Political ncles 'cptab'e to Until ihe Taft I bices. L'i.-'-.Col." llary'S'. New announced I i tor hllhu Knot .'is man 'Of t he republi tiled Slates Sena leinporiiiv chair ean -'national com- in il tee. 1 he naming ol Senator Uo it occa sioned no surprise. It had been coni nion gossip in political circles that Senator Hoot would be acceptable to both lije lait and lloosevelt lories. "I just received the'acceplance of senator koot. said t (ilonel New, when he made the announceiii -n: . "ITicfe ;iy." is nothing more that 1 ca:i SPI.Cl liATlOX IX t'OTTOX. House Passes Hill Providing tor I' act Information as to ITanliug. Washington. Mav ... Determined t.i curtail speculation in cotton, con gt'ess 'passed the bill today providing lor exact ltilonnatiou in the Hprin: us to the number ol acres ot cotton in cultivation and in autumn' the production from the same acreage I be house put the seal ol approval on the legislation when it accept the senate anietiilnieiit to the hot: lull inuKlng reports unnecessary on the condition ol the cotton crop n; August. September and October. coxspikacy ix crnA I In eatened I prising in ( uha tuip- prcsseii Advices Slate. Aashingion. Mav 2 1 . I he ( iiban government expressed conhdenc( that the recently discovered con spiracy ol the negro element to re volt was successtullv suppressed, ac cording to sta'e department ad vices. In Santa t iara mid l itiai Delrlo provinces a large number ol negroes were arrested, charged with revolutionary conspiracv. Mnuscv and Ambassadorship. New York, Mav 21. Frank . Mulisey aulhorized deniej of the statement recently published that Koosevelt promised Ii I m the Krilish amhassadori-hip in the event, of his election. Mtinsev riivb' ho is noi working for lloosevelt tor personal reward. Tall oing to New Jersey. CinCrnntl. Ohio. May 21. Phmi dent Ta.. at Ins brotners home re celved callers. The president voted early nt the v.itnig place in the third ward. He loaves for Washin ton nt ;i oc;ock. lie will iireiuirc innnediatelv lor the New .lersev can puitiii. w tl " tj -' ii M l . 5 1 AftyH -,: flt.,QmrMtAiA 4' i t.i Nt ' 1 -st.N iil' liic Hie T. I e-seil. .vc( uie.) I-.it i l v I i'i .Miiider. Win, t. ! of A MS l.l Was Executed Lily This Koraia for L's Crime Be IVitd Simm A. llouglft ;.. .hr.o-i i.er : u . -nil. v. i: i p.. i( lering' 'A.. i I. in a-r a' i he stan Clan lice- V. '. pciialiv ! II ill (Tie e! prison J il ; - .; ('tight. . i;i;ilieil v i.-uly tod fore i In' r.'iii.,i;e i he "relu'.He i Medical- lixMn.;,! ;;:( a uiup y . re !g t he fol ";l!l .;l .i...in and ottn i en to metl t-u ,aiiiiii;;t ioli i:'t: untrue. Mill "I'.e.. -t.lke'l e in Vigfiiiii i . arried out . ;m. o: iie's g;';..i" n ' An'ib,',r-t i-uui'1 oi ds as: I lie re i ,ii o tlie gr a v . : Dei I. .- .'oi.n r! liul il 1 1 V isi-v, III l 'de'at li4intiM ii t r.'4'i'.': t's v. ,, any til. Ii dy. . -ill any ih liiclieSuli t i hi , left no nil' j ding .hi-, il.';" tor ilispo -iii si- o lii. jilii;.:.'- h .Is. e.si'm ii- v nr. !: curreiii one: i.lay is i'.ai f. ,ii ..M iv unable ; On Ihe w;i .iinber i::;. sli.'p ;.iiswei',i! ii'i.. I ijl (III. V-'ilil'M :;iillg iv in the; .ed tnitVide Ii; .M'.ine, i'.i:- l:e i' ! t lie i l , ;l! i ' were I iiri-. ... it ..l ed l a . e.uired b Heports il orge.n., mi Hist it ut ;iiie study ii en liiclu .-,11) back -to !!. his l::.- t -v. i buried ! s the' lit lie ' house. . Tl iiiait:.- i: will I. ;--i SOU. Uieh.'-' t. . lie y.iy one. "f l;. that .iol'n.s Virginia- tin a I' incur-'; relatives. Dunne. ;hi he gave .! i ; his pel 1 al 'df.fi ' In j'xVvur;.!. Tieees-it'i to A He.' hi., eo! i, e-T-ti:.: p.'. .-" ,-tiHn! Hie- iin; lo the ivi'i-i,: did rot i.ilt' i ion .-' ale, ii . : i: i ii f him., ii .a;;.:., oi' ;r (H I:-' T! Mill.' .it'aii it) l . v. " i:ad li.keii (!.. i -mT v ,;;is Al'ici', ( iii-get- t I '.. of na;i , seuell. A! ,14,; lieli v., .. !., l.inv Di'ouned. ;: L'l. A passi'li ". .a I !! ii it in hei . d in ii Jit.ildei ilrowiied;. fou :.. JURY srucrFD FOH TRIAL OF KLAUOE ALLEN .Wyihevil! Ki'lei'l iorr e l to irv t lai;.! of .fudge 'i'ii liillsvilie (i was com pie t I'l.'cetw. Ai I IKMltlceinii't ".;:, May 21. - Thi' e" a lei.tat!e jurors i. ii tor the murder mi L. Miissie, in illillSO last M::'cll. 1" .ore the lunciicoh n iertiooii session iin- made of (be lour men who bad I, . en agreed upon lor elilninat ion li-en Hi" list, leaving Mvehc to liii.M io the evidence and decided vo,it, .'. Aluui k case. The trial v ill no i - '.'dined. It von v.'oiici iii' cf ver a woman u w ca Urn .-.ii. Ki cji uiiieL and ilsleu. i uesoiI m m PEfiflLTY 10 MEET HERE Banquet Tonight In Yar borongh For Royal Arch Masons-Other Meetings rami rhapicr of Ili.y.T An ', I he t rand council : e' ,u Mi ami Sid-c A'.islers and the grand I'oiit.nai.idery 'of lvuiuln.- T' i , I ; ' ' ! ' ii-.. li 1." il Masonic bodies, wiil ! e in .-.-if a Hi ila'eigil tiiis '.V'-e'e. T he ii-.iiel cli; pier will be conveticl n Iir annual convocation ii.ai-'l". folio ;i -ed- i..; a lift miiiet at ih" V;.:-- ':' '. ..ugh Am.. 1 ' I .ill.Ci'llll 1 by Ualeigh cli;. pier local committee o. :.r s i onipo.--. il of I! ''. man: A. P.. Atiili-st-.'. .ii;!..-.''. A. A!. AW'-i.i'i, . .i. W. Smith, V, . li. . I.. WaMier. I. v 'i icl; will he gi "I! . ii... - .-r. t u' n ;i is s e I'll, II I . I W. I. II. M ill; -ii the 1; t'V til. I; . I.; ill I.. il.l. Of il lie li a nd ie ivluaiiiii. .. 'l ie- .pr.'if- r: i s : .1 o i i nil t.. Tiiesilii. Mav Ulsi. S.'ihi p. in. .-I ipening .. of Oran.l Chwpier- I'i-ii'u Annual Convo cation. ('-: -!; l a p. ul 1 tii ii'iiK-'V ( Yiirhoroitgli Motel. I Wednesday. Ma -JJ,I. '.' : 1 a a. in. -Order of I !i:;ii Pri.-ht-bood (i'.i Odd Keilotts Hall. No. I I !';;; etieville t-t r.- i DiMni a. 'n, .l"eiing of Sen:.'1 aries of Chapter. 2::',u p. in, .Meeting bi' (irand fon nt-i I iMdtlt Annual Assein- I'ly.) a ; !!!! p. in. -.Musical Colli el'1 at 'Mereiiil il College i ciii'iier Ivdeie l mi and P.loiiui si reels, i. S:iin ii. in. .Meeting (if tlrand t'oui inaiiilery t:;2d Annual ' '.Coti clave. I Thui'-dav. Mav U:td. . !i:i'.u a. in. Second Session ni :.-... '.;r.ni.l I'oi'.'.mniHiery, "liMi ii!)" t A N '; '! DATT-i: Ami t.leensl ilo It'iilT lake II I'oiiil eiers .lumped mi rt lib l.elli iect. 1 1 re. li cii.ra, Ala L-l ' i 'i. or n. " was .made -a "live issue ' I ail ; oi'it ..primaries .and ,;is a' i !' ; I." ,.( tiled" e:' I i i:;!" Point erats in -'l:n:tiii.-" all ae did;,!. .- ' h.-.i-ienilv lit': ..-.: 1 1 :;; !ii.- 1 e.-i; e ;::i s heeii w .; i:':: ." ' r. J, ;.!-is; i.-e and I M. ( '"t'di i ' ..! h i :i:ntid;iii-,- i -i Igll Tie 'in I. I I'O :'SI-1 ,S II. Jill .11 II w. littigti I'd, Ii. tii--- i' Point. ' :.iiig!i i Iteiv majori ii in .(ii i r a. ul nder sel l ions of I he c as so giv.i't that they were ;" . d i "'.'. it iist.'iiiding- :i Inn.; .! 1 I ui e ima'di-l i hem in il . .Mali I'.ili,! i iti.'mi i-'i-ti . I'i- aie pi l; ! rcinils s i a n . i iig e! vi '.It'll! n, it il: , jli na me ,: ii -indepemii n: ;: in I he i-i-paid . iin v..'.' -.a: '.cde.'.iill co. .!';: :'ii'- iv -te l.nci: all all ianee Would rK'i break in i hi'1 i-.in,- i Inn in (liiiiliird and v mi! tl a ;;.'li"l iil I. li ili H-. i t' :.' s , did.il. s. The High ' p.dt '.n '! I da v gave- Thomas .1. ( d; lia'f Point candid;' e Mi.-' 1 it tire, ii liirg.'i' '"te ihati u.i ' ;i li ei'uuliini-..! i'ii a.'ti ol li.-i" ; i -, If, M.ihgoe.l got b s:-- ;:.:ia 7 lie 'i"n Voles 'east III I Hl-!( i. . ; (-'n:: ie. . his fa iliife ' : : i n ii : .;.;e . n h . iiiu';dl inn ! ' i . ,.n d nr .( f.d ' ye- is ;r;i . -in e in I ;i". , iv, i i V and i:ei e. ,..r. lifiiigOl ot.) li is nun: in:; t i. .I M'filiAt liV N MI I Mav ... .1 l seail'i as rii'widi ni 1 oilee I, Intel ! I: Van. I'havl e'eacl: a. ; i . i ....tor 1-of I lie -i.i,- .'eai.s e! Ihe; Sece id l'l -si' eliitrch of t !iis city, is being lien1!' sir.: '.esied for sia-ivs; I he I i es id i'ii i ol l ividsiiu ( 1 ir. Ileui'y .'-Lewis Sini. h n i : .dgned seeritl months iu.i i" i he presi iem y ef 'i:i-!iit":l t i-i:-i I' (III' i.e:- I e.ivei vi: . Virginia. . dir. .Alclieai'hv eniii' In Clii'rititM in tue fall of I !'iis, iruiii S be r in an. Tom's, and ba;; hpijt for himself t m reputation of all enoiy.e.1 ie bader and lesoiiri'efni . e( i y;t ive. lie k- a '.rail. 'ate of liiividsoii anil Is i ciise ii;f'iily !n liein s' input hy a i-l thor oui.'li an.iid wi.'b ihe I nil! ii (o;is and idea!;-, of that insi it ut inn, and hi.' friends are claiming' tin t he v.O'ild T: In iidmiralily as u lali'iessor of Hi'.. Smith. ; Airmail ( i esses ( lialine!, Dover. Liigland. Mav " I . - 11. f rumli. i . a llelctan airiuaii. c"osh ed ihe l.ll.'.lt.-ili iTliilillel I I'oill Nelll as. t t V.:',Mf;l ;--, : '-.:-;:t; ;.:::-: :y':-:? toff , MmvmM 4 l ' -.iS-.-ii.-.A': .- - Wa'-biiicl ei. Mav i.M Mis. lillen si, i -iieei' lissev. ri'r. nili einlorseil 1. 1 Ihe Daiighlers ol (be A iili'i'ieaii t n! Mioii lor tb" ol iienile judge of this cil J.. is one of Ihe most liole'l ivomell liU'Sei's in Yllioiiril . s!ie b is been piaclieiug bclore Ibe I iiiled :;ues supreme' "lift. lor. lit ict'ii vea-.s and in aililiiioa is oean id itie' i Jisitiiitiii olb'ge ol ,mv, (lie enh v.oinairs lav, sc.iool in the count ( - she lee. been mr some liiii, e.iiotnei lor !te Swedish and oi i a c legations hi asliingloii and :is '.lie atliiinev anil oi I the Kiiinilrvs ol (he American lied t ross. each mm OF mwm m a.. A!;.- ii! riu'' ;:i s'..'i ial lii.-d ill'-:. r (.;' !;.' . Il.-in:il i i' i n d r.-ii . i.loilar; da last Sal urday it. ",: !');.' Ilewiit .-;ooe. ' i 11 adhere i-ay the l'"iyel-s' !: -.' ;,s o.ri!"ri'd t i : e i i ha I "iiecnrn .1 :ii N"V,' Void,. li ,. 'b ague tii-it". all. !';. s.(.. Ilave i lie t . : pol iced, a id :i. ie j.ti vein a re . '.- a fi'air. vlolin "I'l.id, i ( oii'ain a'li niA;,. -' ::- :. ed by : l"te.:. -s. When ! : ,; - w i' ii ol her . i il...:,lle(l!eiil V.'iil ni.fi ill.iel il II ial," !.. . '.: ri'i n.-; sen lei' I d.n- .- ' 4ro:'t;i: in Hoi III' l.l.:-' if ev Ml . Hi! il. i V P.KKWr.lt. ASli h'l v .n V . -A; iv- . I ii ev, er ( a -e I ails o Mel is s iisebarged. il t.'i T i e Times', I a!-,; '.. i i.ii- ::u to- :: t ie- ease o! ,',- s. -. . d .'. It I he murder- -d' i"--l'lletl. could Ml' ':-: .1 -f.. , 'w as erih ri d. The .1! o.i! .-i.ice l-'riii.iy ill day I'ii. n r a V n ih'ss. '", . 'ieorge l- 1 i ie- I'l'ihidelpiiiii 1 (i ' let t il'.-d in : . h;.'rv s ;. :.i;i.' r v, ;.s ell , l-l-ill re- rcii la. iii- Sen, mil's.' -i 'oillll .'.ss -i'.i I lio' erl .il by the died S'ntes Is Senator .1 succeeds .Mf-t r i'i ' '- ii-: r'iei: 'i'-lli Mill" I'lei: 1 le-Vi:cn-. v'.'i. . I -n ;-. S' i "I ,r:'. '".It ; i ir- i-i.-. t i.ie Mis (Mil I. leel ion. i'. J! (i.'liild Chief , e l lie p TO! horllini'l I :'.;!! e' s, predicted .. ..-.-.I himself, hy. a ' lie lied la tin: bal-',-il ted .y. i.tn I prism :. ". ; . 'i'he opinion ;i-i'l lies are I tecum re; '.ill of :l'e nel'l'o a '-tiieii p;i vl iem are ; li, - .;";: pro a i' d iin: serie enrisini: repiici , , pi OViliee. in r. in Miitiinzas ;ui I'tai , I'idi Posiolbce. i ( lb o l , 21 ni'i'i:!;:!':' hie 1 or.en ' the . tmstotlio ,:.i!e si ( -it rt n t -.m I ve 1 hoii:,;liid did larn. 'I'lii-J eseaped ill a buggy. ; PEffi GIRIS Raleigh Alumnae Association Enjoyed Elegant Banquet At the Yar borough Hotel Last Night TOASTS GIVEN Mis. ( liai les .McKiiiimoii Toast Mis tress I lie I'i est to A I inn .Mater. Lesponse liv Mcs. Anna liuiwell Minter, liead bv Mrs. Boushall. I elegranis of (.reelings Toast "lo (he Old (iirls." Kespouded to by Mrs. IS. It. Ijicv Many Other leasts. All Itesponded to Happily by (he Daughters ot Peace. (laihere about the l.ing banquet tables in the dnniiK hall at the Yar botoin'ii Hotel last nieht sixty or more of the daughters : of Peace, members: ot the Itnleigh Chapter of Peace Institute Alumnae and some iiivit-d miosis, onpived the elegant baniiuet, and draulc toasts to Peace, the alma mater, the love for which never crows cold in the hearts of her daughters. A murmur of admiration was call ed Tinu bv the heautitully arranged tables, which extended around the hall, ihe space in the middle of the sipiare t hev . formed being filled with handsome palms. The rare blossoms ol mountain ivv termed a viae along the' edae of the tables, while vases ol held daisies made a simple aud most ellective decoration. T he liaminet was elegantly served in seven courses and while the feast was being eiii ived 'many happy leiiiiniscieiees ol da.s at Peace were J::'ard around the hoard. The baii(uet was no more enjoy able, however, than Ihe i east of rea "son which lollowed. .Mrs. Charles McKiminon. in her own charming manner, .was most 'happy Li her re marks' as' toast mistress, Ihe Inst was a toast to "Alma mater, which was drunk standing. I he response bv Mrs. Anna Uurwell unier .ot (ioldsho.ro. a granddaiiKh tef ol the lounder. was read by Mrs. .). 1). lioitsliall. The song Alma Mater was then sung, following which te.egrams ol greeting were read from Airs, misio heck Smith, Mrs. Maud Aiorriman ( iinninggiin. Mrs. Claudia Mct iilleis MiiniKius. and Mrs. Mc I'herson. Mrs, It. I;. I.acv interestingly re Kii.mded to the toast. "To the Old (iirls. using some ol the privileges ot age it Id speaking ol the old times. he told some amusing incidents of tne nine. when Peace was not Inns, ied and a watchman had to guard Ihe unfinished building, which was i hen wav out in the'Woods. The c.u!s were about the same as t hev are tow. however, breaking rules and with ihe same Ijve for the boys, mi dress, etc. Mrs. Lacy -'closed wnh Drownings beautiful poem: drew old along with me The best is yet to he." Peace is proudest ot the record of her wiling teachers and Miss Sloan in responding to the toast, "The peace t ; i i-l as :i School Mu'ni," gave a : amusing account ol some of her hrs! vear s experience as a school teacher. .Miss ltuth Nicholson, in a clever in me. responded !o the toast of .miss liiiniats and the chorus class. T lie toast. The Peace (lirls aH a 'loiin;.' College 1 rolessor." was re spond, d to hinst aptly by one of i h. t.i Aliss Alan Sberrill, 'of Han t M i o i ( dh gi Miss ShelTlll ha.i a'so had si. uie amusing experi eiici s iis a (ollege proiesHor and she some time loifid It very fiinnv t.) be a lonelier, especially as she had so latel. been a school girl Hint la. was en lo lite school girl tricks. Hie rejoiced in her brst opportunity (Continued on Page Sevtn.) DESTRUCTIVE FIRE l FERTILIZER PLANT tsp-( ial to The Times.) charlotte.--May . 21. The main i.innp shed ol the Charlotte branch ot me irginln-Ciirolina Chemical coinpany. valued at $30,000. anil ltd conteniK ol tertilizer. valued at $r0, uiiii, was destroyed by fire, originat ing at a late hour last night. The loss is understood to be fully cover ed bv Insurance. Nou are fully qualified to run an information hiircatr if yon can an swer hull the qucKl loiisa bdiuU boy can asU.