WKATHER FORECAST: Unsettled; Possibly Shower.
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EVENING POST.
VOL 7, NO. 94.
SALISBURY, N. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1911.
$4.00 A YIAJL
STORAGE BATTERY CAR
PI3ttS A GSEAT SUCCESS
FIRE ON THE KAISER.
WHILE CRUISING OFF CORFU
BnlleU Wkiatd Over ReyJ Cskio-
On t, U Mm to lfcM.
Wert to Bf M La
Yr.i.'slav was red letter day
f &ilry wxl 'oncord. Ti
Mri wiittihifuJ to the latter city
bot Kalwbnry wan greatly
tftrlrtl s a her neighbor. It
,n r4i Nalmbury exhibition
. n .a uu tiitr ity at the Sou
im trminal of the Salisbury to
Owuni r!rurban railroad. The
o was lb final tartiin? of th
tiersge battery r, Kd 1U eue
emful operation proTed beyond
J1 daht that tie storwpe battery j
a sot Miljr practicable but is on
uso&f ifce greatest iaventkme. of I
ti? f.' in tfc economy of power.
aad another triumph for Mr
1W fa Slionry j
oriirt ib (itworo yesterday
i.vMnn W H. Miller, N. H ,
HiB,e. T. U. Vaaderford. W.
IL JUrimd. I. L. Gawkill. J. I)
Sarvnod tul others. fteMics j
tJw there were preaeot number
( ormnioent ra ined oftVisls.
snd rrpraUtie of manufaf
n. Mr. lnwn and sir-!
IVari, inventor and originator of
e 'At were not present M was
;nnj vxi expected on amount
tf piwwu) mattnra elaewbere.
rii.f-iil amoaa um party
rtl tb final Wt of th CT
were Mr Lf-Roy 4tt. general
cub' of the SVderaJ Sr
ff Rattery Car Ownpany. He ,
been in Salisbury tor several
termtnig UBf BU. ,
Per lalisbory Jpattoer sUOeray.
Tba fkt e&r.wa buflt for the
3tiury-pttter Railway Coev
psay ici ni fgaUy UkB
Pi try Mr. W. J. Ou
ter, 4o)iu M BiU aad tb form
r onrkUtktoni of the eompttiiy in
) M f tb toct. jul
art for tii atitat
To be Uiod w InWnriM.
ottwr far of tb tmm
W W rrotaix the oWtrl trel-
mm bulb on tb city linm in
Wf. Haimbury and Coward
4oo thf intnnirtitn Mwwa tlx
Work i to ben oo Uw inter-
rtin In nithia thirty 1J. tbe
Twmtiu; wo on
J 2 to prf?t final rrn(fe
la fct gradinx bai 1
"xly bpfriitt ui4 ,iroartiu t on
irmuml. Mr. Oliver y h
Tnpl,t th Un to Vnxord
forty tire dy. Th fart that
trolly pnk or wira will bp re
for thi up-tChdat con
ro.rti.n mns more rapid work
-arliff fompLrtion.
aWOTKEIt BOSBKS TAKEN.
Jouctman Cnm, of Spenotr,
tanu wfth Cha. Mayo.
Polireman ,T k f"nti of Snco-
m rf turned from Wireton
where hi weot to britnf
tlarlea Mayo, on of the at
P ':har(red witb robbing tho
TT of Mr W p V-,,--, - Srun.
w'r about three mouika ago, and
?nouer now aafely in the
of Sheriff MoKenii.
iirried mim time ago and
rwinri over to the Supenor court.
Band to Flay.
Pnhy nipHt from 70 to 9:30
Vd will ply for the spring op
f the Olympia Candy Oo.
Ail wh. wish ta luu SUKidmrr'a
"IVat band should avafl tiiem
It of thia opportnnUy. ; .
Mr. .loho W. Pag baa gono to
uth Carolina whejre he has ae
P1 a position aa bou in ih
'wtruotion of a bridge, aecom the
t l)te river. .
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CONCORD'S ST0RAOE BAT1TRY STREET CAB.
The "above is a pictura of the new Storaga Battery tar, put in operation in CvScord Monday.
number of the Eal'ibury gentlemen who art prominently identified witis the company. These cars
ry -Spencer line and will also be uted on the inlerurban to Concord ..
AN ODD FLLLUW NIGHT
CLLIBHATE 92 ANNIVERSARY
Dr. Steele Mslies SaWia Asortit-
Laiits Stree KtfresWeats.
The Sclcd sanAt rirr of the or-
SAn:aatioa of thi wt vrdrr of
Odd IVltowi was iwkrbrd by
Oonioo tody?. No. liiS, last niris:
ita appwp? , tria li
mrtin wm held is th lodr
nom orer the Sinirer rVwinf Ms-
ftiia omn on jhit Main v.r4rt
aad eocs'mted of wmga. nvn by
Mr. lienu'a string band, tax Coo-
oa corset Mud. aa aoVlren by
ri- R. K 1. nf fwiMr and
Utort talk by loeal Odd Fellows.
Th KxUfe room wa erowaxj.
quite a nuBrber of ladies being
prwnt. Dr. It 8. r'oa was manter
of eerrmonica and waa too busy
entertaining to make a apeeen.
. The aaaresa 01 vr. weeie was
Rinf & mmuLtr he read and iirt-
eonrj the story of the good Sa
maritan, applying to iratermiy,
making ft apwial application to
to order of M reiiows. an
right well did be orient the ea.
He took op eae h character in the
h.trioal narrative, the man beat
en by robbers, the priest, tie he-
M( SSd 1ST V'.W
krv and made each one a kind of
membvr of the order. He mad
the Samaritan and the donkey th
best membern, wira we Better ones
et..vrmff ttti .ink.v: The annliija-
Ition waa not intended to ridicule
but to nresent a strnnit truth. Tbe
donkey is willing to work any
where sod any time, hence the
good member ihould tie tixe ne
long-eared qualruped.
Th. Anrul Muster. B. N. Hack-
ftt. who was on the program for
i-as, who was on the program for
an address, for reasons could not
be priwent and the members were
dbppointed to this extent. After
the program was exhausted the
meeting was turnea over 10 ur.
Steele who introduced a game
"Walking - Around Jesicno,
wv;Ai. nMn ' interesting and
lamusins, and broke up the stifif-
noss which usually exists ou inese
Thin was a fieartv
'laugh and sll immediately became
tk. Ai ni"Tt took ohanre and
sensed refreshments, consisting of
ice cream, eakc ana innw. in
concluded a most delightful even
ing for the local Odd Follows.
w - t r. rv nA dsiuahters.
si 1 t . .nd -I I . are.
Uiia u. aua " " " .
Jr.. from Portsmouth, Va., wUl
rriv ttis eveminr f"
o'clock. Mrs. larr com .
her fcusband. J. U Carr, who has
been her ain January '8th. as
manager of the Gate City L.?
and Health Insurance laey
will make HalisDury wvu
the Tttture. .
A UFE TRAGEDY.
Mr. Weddiagton, of China Grove.
Killed Emsetf Yesterday.
i Newx eonv fc.ra ina Gpv,
I that Hr. ( . U V.-ddlngt--.
jWt'll known citir.-n tlvat place,
cmaiittni nici!" kia home
Kfj yi-strlay hv -Ung h'tn-
v it ir. the Wt's.4-' ta a 'Sa-esli.
I Kvraonh iiaie Mr. Wrd4!tflt
tA b.o duflVr.ug w tK asu.nu
an.! f.n yns!erday told a o gf -i'ir
tnat t.e ;f..ugrt he wwuld .kill
bilf. a' h was ti'A ble to iu
at hi family in any way ats4 was
'aa vspeniw to the-m.
! Just beforenoon hi wife found
him with U r.ia .in his hid
but ni. Her sajv-ilios -te - just t
'awy.' At t;an.r-1a tiv joiitcf
tSe faiily in ihc diait? ro, b
dkl not -tl anythieg end rrtura..
tj his room and in a f'w mini!
s m.W ws bord in the room f
!f hi h.sd fs'lAn oft the .floor. H
wif" sr.! rn run t.. h.:s tw'.Uu
as-l'fcnai iim lying acios th
b.l canping and th gxin betww
b- lein. IV fr a j-ysician euli
t o:;m he wns dead.
Mf Wedding." wa- Ifcout t
y sri eld snd i survive by t
wife and several children, also
two o'r ttree brothers liting in
Cslnrrus and Rowan countien. He
ws a member of St. Mark 's Evan
rriical Lutheran ehunvh and the
interment . will take place .- in
Greenlawn eemetcry.
AT THE GRADED SCHOOL
An Amasing and Instructive En
tertainment Tomorrow Night,
ok Friday night at S o'clock t
tVe graded school house Ir. Steele
will present steheoptiroo views of
things and places he has cen in
Xiirway. Sweden and IVnmark.
and explain them in s most attrac
tive way. There will not be aUill
moment from 8 to 9.:Ki o'clock,
better than any movins picture
show. Come and enjov this treat
fit 10 cents for children and 15
cents for adulU. It is given un-
!der the auspices of the Royal Cir
cle of King's Daughter", for char-
jity. Come and belp a good cause.
ami encourage tne young wvraen.
The Orand.
For the next three days the
management has , secured an act
that U a head liner. The Careno
Trio in a comedy juggling act are
a itcream, The pictures for tonight
are a feature Ml. a Jy tno its-tt-auh
Co. A Little Lad from Dix.
ie, showing an eight year old boy's
devotion to his flag in the days of
'61. Every school child in Salis
bury should see this picture aa It
is a history lesson by photograph.
There is also an Edison comedy,
The Resurrection of John t&et is
one long laugh.
fr V H Rrvson. of Snencer.
left this morning fof Oklahoma
City, Okla., where he goes on bus
iness.,: He expects to oe gone
abont five weeks.
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I?TTEP.E8T CONTINUES.
T-o Profeaionj Last Ni'ht, Spe
cial Meeting to Children.
Jsvre.v ia the meeting at
II- Ja-. M.-msriaf eoaiinue-'. R -v.
('. M. frbori, the pastor, is priW
'i;s v.th pott-er and un'iiTstand
irr. !itt niyht there wen' two
pit.tona of faitli. The wtrvicea
r- b-.-sg held at 3 and H . m..
i !, iifternooa and night.
TvHorrow ifiernoon th-re will
t . spe"ial wrvii-e for children
anl all sre invited. It m earnest
l.v hoped that every one who can
will be present.
MEETING AT CONCORD.
Ib-urch Workers Convention in b
v- Hrtd Thert April 23 31..,.,
Th. V. I'ln-h Workers Cnves
n .f the Crttitral distri.-t i.-f u.'
'oftk " "!:na Cia;, of the Ri
fml church, will.tneet ui New
Head church.. Coni-or.!. Sutur
ay aud Sunday. April -iy-30. .
lectinsr of the minit rrur.s will
'C held Friday evericg at 7:10
'clock-in th? parsonuiro of th
hur.-h. - . -A
splendid program ' been
irraned for the nvMition. Dr.
ft, n, Duttftti, of this city, i
ich.duled for an ad.lress at ll:i"'
Saturday morning, subject.- Alms
living a Part of Christian Wnr.
hip.
There will be installation ser
vices Sundv morning at ll
o'clock. The iwnunittee on this
pecial work Ls: Revs. W. H.
Csaxey, M. M. N'oacker and W. 11.
Duttera.
The officcTs of the convention
sre: Rev. M. M. Noieker, presi
dent; Rev. Paul Barringer. vice
president ; R.'V. (X B. Heller, secre
tary and treasurer.
Indians vs. Spencer.
On -Monday, May 1st, the Cher
okee Indians will cross bate with
R. L. Julian's strong Spencer
team. The Indians come with a
reputation of being the strongest
independent ball players in the
Cnited States and no doubt will
play the boiler makers the best
gam to be seen here thia season.
Manager Julian states that he can
get some very goodgames for the
season if the people will turn out
and it is to be hoped that, every
fan iu Salisbury and Spencer will
turn oat for this game.
' Andrew Jackson IVodge.
There will be a regulur eom-
tmunication of Andrew Jackson
Lodge, No. 576. tonight at eight
o'clock. Work in the first degree.
A full attendance of the members
iu urged. Visitors will be wel
come. -
There will be a joint business
meeting of Hickory and Rosewood
camps. Woodmen of the World,
tonight at eight o'clock in the
Forest over Davis & Wiley Bank.
A1J Woodmen interested in th
good of the order are expected to
be present.
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In the picture can be noticed a
re soon to be put on the Salisbu
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
SUNDAY SCHVOL WORkLa
Met ia Hiii Point Yesterday (or a
Tare Days Sasiiaa.
I'nd.'r the most favoVable usii
n the twenty-eighth tannual wx
ion of the North Carolina Sunday
Vhool Association wan opened in
lw large Pickett warehouse on
onian street yesterday after
m,n. Beautiful weaAer, a hi-ar-i
fueling nf ' wclwme" and tb
;ce!'it arrangement for seat
...3 -.! ejitertainiftg the large
' lid ..?.'.f' -liiadei eerrWy feel
1(1. The people, were comforta.
y f-ated on good, bonest, old-
fi-iioaed "split-bottom'' chairs
(on -ach ooc. of which the
thoughtful, business people of the
nty piavd fans) liste&iag t the
.niecdid ow-orce sontr and devo-
;ti.'ci.i tervice led by Mr. and Mrs.
! But!, r. This servie was Xillow
Itsi by a mo t hesrty address of
wn iiom.- by Mayor Tate, who in
wi'll-cho.v.n words tendered, in be
half of the citizens; the best that
High Point has within her gates
j to all the delegates and visitors to
'this or.ventien.
The response w made by E. S.
W. DameTon, of Burlington, who.
j in an. eloquent adtlreas. spoke of
the great practical and systematic
w.rk whioh, the nKxiern Sunday
school is now doing for civic life
and for religious and political in
stitutions. He also spoke in the
highest terms of the whole-souied
greeting snd welcome which tie
citizens of High Point have ex
tended to the delegates and visi
tors, and in fitting words express
ed hia appreciation for such fine
hospitality.
"The Value of a Vision." by
Rev. R. M. Andrews, president of
the State association, waa the
next, feature on the program. This
address was renlete with the truth
that all great movements of far-'
reaohinir import m the 'history of
the world have their start from
visions and ideals. He who has
visions and sees clearly into lat
ent spiritual and material forces
is tv one who bring great things
io pass.
The convention wrtll be in ses -
sion three days.
One of the mam features of this
afternoon will be a great Sunday
school parade, in which all the
Sunday schools of High Point will
participate. A largo -number of
new delegates arrived last night
on the trains from fee north and
the south and a big excursion
from Greensboro will be a red
letter day for Hirh Point.
Tomorrow will be th closing
day of the convention.
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Masters Clarence and Curtis
Loflin left on No. 36 today for
Greensboro to visit their uncle.
Mr, Horace Pennintrton.
Efferi Made to Secart Particalars.
London, April 27. A dispatch
received here from Corfu by the
IHlziel News Agency says tie
Kaiser' yacht, Ilohenzellorn, with
: lie kaiser aboard was fired on
three times with rifles while cruis-
u if off Corfu. The bullets whizzed
ovur the royal cabin causing muofa
excitemont. Inc. tiring is attrib
uted to disaffected Greeks. Tho
German embassy reporteil that
every effort is being made to se
cure particulars.
SENATE ARRAIGNED.
Resolution in House Demands
Amendment Abolishing this Body
Washington. 'April 27. The
xi-usational arraignment of the
t"sit-d Stall's Senate, contained
i:i :l:e resolutions iiitroduoed in
tie llmi'i; by Reprenentativo Ber--'
r. of Wiscon-sin, a socialist, de
i:ur ls a constitutional amend
.t. abolishing the senate. The
resolution says the tendency of
ivilized cations he . been toward
le.ljrmg greater powor iu the
t'ur.itu of th" people's replssenta
tive. that the I'niteil .SUtes is be
hi.i'! in this movement. Tic said,
"in thin particular the senate, has
become au obstructive and use
less b.idy. a menace to the people's
liljt-rt ii s, and an obstacle to social
growth."
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT.
After Attending a Damoo Parties
Go for a Ride.
.'Xoraralk. fjonn., April 2jT.
Miss KiWifii Smith, of .Patteraoa, N.
J., a trained mi'se, was killed and
four others injured, one fatally,
when an auto tire blp-.v up and the
auto skidded into a telephone pole
mashing the machine. Nona Ral
eigh, also a nurse, waa fearfully
injured. After attondir.r a dance
nil went for a ride in T';ddeu
Hots' auto.
DETECTIVE BURNS.
Deferdt Himself Against Attacks
in Regard to McN&mara'a Arrest
Iudianapolis, April 27. Prior
to leaving for his Ohiosio offices.
Detective Burns defended himself
against the attacks :n connection
with MoNamara's arnwt. Ho-eaid,
"the evklence will how we can
connect John McN'amara with dy
namiting in almost every State m
the uuion. If we cant convict him
iu Los Angeles, well bring fcrm
back to Indiana or Illinois and
try hiroon the casea."
B. AND O. TRAIN WRECKED.
Waa Carrying Great Crowd to a
Circus Engineer Killed.
Parkersburg, W. Va., April 27.
A B. and O. paeeenger tram
carrying a great crowd of Ritchie
county people to a circus near Pe
terolcum, was wrecked at noon af
ter leaving the tunnel. Engineer
Albert Lucas was killed and many
are reported injured.
A snee.ml.
carrying physicians to the scene,
Has left nere.
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Weather To
Washington, Aprjl 27. Cnset
tlod weather, showofs late tonight
and Friday, n the lweather fore
cast today,,
Assistant AUoraer General.
Washington, JApjil 27. Presi
dent T-eft today nujninated as a
sistanV to the ; Attorney General,
James A. Fowler, if Tennessee.
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To Oo on .Lecture Platform.
;NrvrYork! 'April )27. John MiU.
chell, former : president of the
Mine Workers, ba' onmminced be
will go on the lecture -platform
and talk on labor eubjeeta.
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