VOLUME I.
WASHINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA. SATURDAY
TEDDY THEIR SAVIOR
Washington. Feb. IB.? Not hi Of Id
the Heavens above or tn the earth be
neath or In the waters under the
earth can sere the Republican party
now, except It be Theodore Roose
velt y J . ? ? ? ? a .. ^
This is the concensus of opinion
among that limited number of Amer
ican statesmen who are grilling to
talk, and even this impression, abso
lutely unanimous and evidently sin
cere. to Imparted In oonfldence and
under the strict Injunction that no
name* are to be used.
This to the period tn our country's
history when every man Is afraid of
his shadow or of the sound of his,
voice.
* After all tie great game at Wash
ington Is politics rather than business
of the country.
Interest to economic measures la in
eclipse. The federal incorporation
liberating amendment The rial*
ration msasure seems assured, and
notwithstanding Bailey's really great
'speech la opposition, the postal sav
ings bank ssay receive a tranquil ma
jority la the seaate.
From the torret to fuadatloa stone
If any ssaa doubt, that there to a
try. he has oaly to stand here' at the
center and catch the stores that are
afloat In the winds snd burning the
wires of the country. ?
Nearly every Republican In the
Sixty-first congress Is exhausting his
political influence tn the endeavor to
be put on the committee fo*welcome
a distinguished American on his re
turn to New York.
And the average Republican In
bottar housee Is In the attitude of being
flat on hlB belly with his hand on his
ear and his ear to the ground listen
ing to the echoes of public opinion
from home, and for the first tread
of the lion hunter returning from
Africa by the way of the courts and
capitals of the Old World.
It 1b a condition without a parellel
In the history of politics In this or
any other country.
For the long dominant the Repub
lican party Is at bay and fighting foT
its Ufe.
Roosevelt will try to rescue and
>store the Taft administration.
HOL1NA I'HE88 ASSOCIATION
OA*
're on
'Kteoit
?n Qh
The ex.
North Care
In Green gbok
iltteea to Meet 8oon|
to I>eelde Place,
ecutlve committee Of the
Una Pros* Association met
-o on Wednesday of last
uss arrangements for
1 meeting, time, place
After the matter had
^red, It was decld
t the Htifflne Ho
week to dlst.
the next annua
of meeting, etc.
fully coni!&
ed to meet again a
*?1 in Greensboro i"
March 16th, at lJO o
which time it is eipev
Place and date of the ant
t'on will be selected.
hare been mentioned at k
!?""*?!*??? and th? c.
th?e other* th?t *11
?P ??' b. ronaldered ,t a..
IO?in? were preeent at the coM
n"*"n* week: Rev. J. a ..
klnson. D. D.. n t c. *'
'dock p. m., at
Had that the
tual conven
jral places
which to
'alms of
* come
next
fol
?U
????PS p m pia j.
B. sherrlll.
I The matter of arranging the pro
gram for the meeting was consider
ed. It br probable that, In addition to
the essay* of editors, u usual; there
will be addresses from throe of the
State's prominent men, an educator,
a lawyer' and a minister. The proo
pect U that the press association this
year will be one of the most enjoy
able and attractive yet held.
PH I LAT H K A-BARAC A SOCIAL.
? ? ^TE^-Phllatbea class of the First
Baptist Church 8unday school will en
tertain the Baraca class o fthe same
school Monday night, at the home of
the pastor, Rev. J. A. Sullivap, 815 1
West Second street. The first lioor
will bo devoted to the business work i
of the Phllathea class, after which |<]
the social features will be Indulged.
a i until intuitu
The Arroyo Grouads Off Ocra
coke Beach.
SEVEN FEET IN SAND
, - 1 Ship, the Arrojd, Totally
TojwI oa Hie Beach u Ocre
coke? Loaded ^yjjth 10.000 Tow
ot Ore?She Carried a Crew of S3.
: ; rrss
Wilmington, N. 0.. Feb. 25 ? Cap
tain W< A. Iiuidin, matter of the
tug Alexander J odm, returned -to
port today and reported the total de
struction on Ocfaeofcs Beach of the
large steamer Arroyo, This vessel
grounded off Ocracoke two daya ago.
The tug Jonea was summoned from
Wilmington and arrived at the acene
yesterday morning. The Arroyo was
found deserted and Captain Bandars
assumed charge. A short time there
after the captain and members of the
Arroyo's craw approached from a
neighboring life station and ordered
Captain Bandera and his men to leave
the steamer. This was done by the
local navigator aad the steamer waa
left to ita fate. The large v easel waa
buried seven feat on the eanda and
waa lying broaiMde an the beech. The
ablp had sis feet of water In the hold
aad waa fining fast- when the tag
Jones left' the vicinity to return to
this city. A strong northeast gale
has prevailed dn the eoeat today. It
la certain that the Arroyo Is a*r
pothlng but wreckage aa the ahlp wen
feet disintegrating when the tug left
the scene.
The Arroyo wsa loaded with a car
go of ig.OOft tone of iron ore eonr
?lined frees Santiago* Coba. to Phil
adelphia The ahlp was owned by
Harriaan * Company, of OUagow.
Scotland, and #ae built In thet city
ten yare ago. The vesaal la probably
lnaured but nothing conM be ascer
tained aa to the carge being covered
with Inaurance. The Arroyo carried
a crew of thirty-two men and waa a
very available steamer. ? The fleeter
of the Jonea etated that he left the
crew of the wrecked elaamer at the
Ocracoke life saving statfew. *. *.
The Preeldeat Nominate* a New Maua
For Dlatrtct Attorney la Thia
District.
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President Taft haa sent to the Sen
ate* the name of Herbert F. Seawell.
of Carthage. N. C., to be*. United
States District Attorney to Succeed
Harry Skinner, of Greenville, the
present Incumbent.
The determination of the Presi
dent to name Seawell in place of Mr.
8klnner has been surmised for sev
eral weeks. !
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The paator, the Rev.. H. B. Sea
right, will fill his regular pulpit Sun
day morning and evening at the usual
' hours, which the general public has
a cordial invitation. Sunday school
I meets at 3 o'clock, John B. Sparrow,
services Is the singing by the choir.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at the usual hour. All cordially in
cited.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
The pastor. Rev. M. T.^PIyler, will!
fill his regular pulpit Sunday 'morn- 1
Ing and evening at the usual hours.
His subject for the Morning hour will
be "The Devil's First Failure." At
night the fourth sermon of the series
on the sinners of the Bible wit! be de
livered, topic, "An Obstructive Sin
ner." Sunday school meets .at 3
o'clock. The orchestra plays. Every
body cordially Invltdd*. Capt. James
H. Harris will teach the Baraca class.
All Invited.
THE CONDUCTOR'S REVENGE.
A well dressed man entered an
Orange street car the other day. ac
xccordlng to a story that Is going
? round# of the atreet c^r men. *n&
ded the ' conductor a ten -dollar
The con doctor was unable to
* It and he let the man ride
*he next day the man pfesent
me hill, and again the con
/ unable to change It, for
1 evidently found a time
*d be aure to catch the
tut much change,
thought the conduc
ted $10 worth of
idy for the man
b ''aahed the bill.
itter good-na
the car, hla
with the
Mil.
changi
free. lx
ed the aa.
ductor -wai
the man hat
when he woti^ >?' ' !
conductor with*
"I'll fix you." t
tor, and fat obUa
nickels and waa m
when next day he V
The man ttf)k the nl*.
luredly and aoo^ left
>ocktfla fairly bulglni
ilckela.
The conductor wad?
ileaaed with hl? "coup*
(ay. when he learned I
ras worthless ? Newark
lift MIH HEWS OFFERS TWELVE FREE TRIPS
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Party of 12 Will Visit Ocean View, Washington, D. C., and bther
Places? A Most Flattering Offer.
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OPENS MARCH 1ST AND CLOSES JUNE 25TH AT 12 O'CLOCK
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Under PertOOfll Supervision of the Editor and His Wife? Read the Conditions and Requirements
Stated and Then Begin to Work? Reward Is Well Worth Striving For? Any Lady May Enter.
No Restrictions as to Age, ctc.? Twelve Prfaes Given and Twelve Young Ladies Are to Be the
Winmers? It's Up to You to Wake Up at Ouce; If You Don't Succeed it i? Your Fault
Twelve ixnoit are going to spend a week of pldgsure sad travel this summer as the guests or the Wash
ington Dolly Now* They will visit Washington. D. C? Baltimore, historic Fortroas M?ure?, Poh.t, the Old
Soldiers' Home at Hampton, aoe the largest shipyard in the world at Newport Mews, the navy yard at Ports
mouth. the latest hattkahlpe? absolutely free. What a trip f?r any young lady to erwve. Twelve are gulag.
Yon may iy?one of the number.
But whit aro the coaditlons? everyone asks. Well. y<)iu mirst do some work ? aot bard, laborious work.'
Just a little hustling, that's nil. The prise is easy of attainment; It's no game of chancer nothing hat what Is
fair and right. All will hare *n equal show; ewly the ones who do? the ssost hustling will get there. The man
ager haa thought for somaetlme he would like to show his appreciation to the patrons of The Hews In a ma
terial way. Ho has wrestled with the probleai agMdlously, reacWag the conclusion after mature Oeilbera
tioa that the ptaa ho Is sbowt to announce Is th? very best solVrtfcm. No paper ln? this sestlen haa ever
attempted such aa offer; In fact, no Journal In Eastern Carolina bos presented such an offer to its coasti
tuency. But as to thO plan. Kre It ii: " ' *- ? ) I
A free trip to Waahlngten, p. C.; Baltimore. OBi Potat\and Oceaa View next summer to twelve young
dies residing lif Bee u fort end Hyde eountiee. T^ trip*n to be glwa? to one person In each of ahe
lag townships of the two cotnrtfes, vis:
Bogpfort County ? Washington, Chocowfalty. R I extend, Pantego, Long Acre, and Bath. *
County^? 8waa Qnsrter. Fairfield, mmd Lake iUndln*
Ten free tripe. BM wait; this Is not all. In addition to the ten townehlpe above enumerated'.. The Doily
News offers s trip afao for each of the' towns of Washington sad Belbavew. Persons competing fler the trfp
Ip these reopectlve tow* and iowssMps most reside within the Corporate Rmlts of the town or the
rtos of the township to which they dsslru to I
Any lady of good character pea enter the raed. The contest for these trips will begin on tH?- ffrsc dfcy el
March, lilt. and posftfeefy closes ffatarday. June ?j>. at It o'clock p. m
This free trjp offer Is ma fnnovattoa' to intern North Carolina Journalism, for It affords those successful
.the opportunity of seeing something of the woefcl? one of the very best? of educators. The management f s
determined to spare no expense In eeasumaaaUng ibe pleeanre of those who shall be so fortunate* as to win
out. The itfnorasy is already mapped oat; oil that remains Is for those, wfsh lag to take advantage ofT iMa
great offer to etart working. No one eoold conceit of' the many induceoseata to the offer The Daily New* -
presents unfess they have been and' sees pertomfty. Washington. D. C., the first stop, a tour of which
win prove interesting to nay oae. The trip dowg the Chesapeake Bsy froas Baltimore will be a dbllgftt
fnl one. Ocean View is one hf the most ItberaUy patronise* summer resorts sa ?he Atlsntlc coast. PVeos
the time the season opens to Che close, towiists gather there from every Bute In the Union, Attractive
amysements are In full Msa? aff sessoo? the bathing facilities are unsurpassed ? angling not excel Ttetf? the
hotel where The Dally News guests srIH be enooooeed has cuisine famed ami noted. The most fastidious
epicure loves to partake of the viands nod delicacies from Ita festive board.
Not only wlff the guests of the paper be permitted to enjoy the many and sundry pleasures this resort
affords, but they will visit Fortress lfonroe. that tnfregnable wall of defence oC Uncle 8am. At Portsmouth-,
the navy yard, where the mammoth "Sattfeshlpa are repaired, will be visited.
Just thtak of ft ? free ? abeofutefy free. All necessary expenses paid by The Dally News. Are you going?
AO wo stated In the outset, twelve persons will constitute the party, as there are a similar number of prises.
The entire party will be under the control and pfRsonal direction of the editor of the Dally News and his*
wife.- Mrs. Bfla Phillips Mayo. Thlfc announcement Is made so as to allay alT fears or apprehension: en the
pa^t. of any young lady hesitating entering t&e cog test for fear of taking the trip unattended. This announce
ment within Ita^H assures the success of -the. tr.ltfi f?r the edlfor and Mrs Mayo will leave no stono un
turned to render the paper's guests every courtesy. NotcMy'll The Dntly News??la* t*antu>UQfe J he editor's
Intention to personally attend the party, but the paper feels that those entering the contest will do ra with a
greater will and determination when this fac^ffc known. Again, do you expect to be one of the party?
Of course you desire to learn how to go, and already you are eager for the contest to open. To be suc
cessful it's votes you want, and votes you must have; the more votes you rerelve the greater your eltarnce of
being one of the winners In The Dally News Free-Trip Contest.
/ - REQU JRKMK XTffc.
No one will be allowed to enter In any district except the one in which she resides.
No votes will be transferred from one contestant to another.
Married ladles are not barred.
Write The Dally News for receipt book. }
No votes will count on which the envelope 'bears a postmark of later date than 12:30 p. in.. June- 23. 1!>!0.
Send in subscriptions soon as taken. You can solicit subscriptions anywhere. .
To have your name entered Into the contest it is only necessary that you send in the name of one new -j.
subscriber, paid tn advance.
No trip will be awarded In any District unless two or more contestants are entered.
Tec thousand extra votes will be given to each person whose name is entered prior to -April I. On that
date the names and votes of each contestant will be published.
h r SCHEDULE OF VOTES.
Three years $9.00 12,000 votes. Six months $1.50 1,200 votes.
Two years 6.00 7,000 votes. Three months .75 500 votes.
One year.,..- 3.00 3,000 votes. One month 25 . [00 votes..
For payments on account and advance subscription by those whose names are now on our books, will en
title the person securing the payment to votes as follows:
Three years $9.00. 6,000 votes. Six months $1.50 60ft votes.
Two years 6.00 3,500 votes. Three months 75 250 votes.
One year 3.00 1,500 votes. 9ne mont& 25 50 votes.
No one In any Way connected with The Dally News will be allowed to compete. No printed form for Totes
required.
For further Information, address The Dally News Trip Contest Manager.
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AT THE OEM THEATER. -
One of the most_delightful and In
teresting programs ever shown in this
city was that at the Oem last even
ing. Those present were simply car
ried away with the excellent perform
ance. Tonight the following well
known pictures will be presented:
The Ship Owner's Daughter, melo
drama; TIs Now the Very Witching
Hour of Night, Hamlet, Act 3, See no
4. comedy; How Grimes Collected
.Hit Rents, comedy; A Night In
Dreamland, a fairy fantasy. No bet
ter performance has been scheduled
In Washington by any place of
amusement and the Oem la to be con
gratulated on what they hare in
ks^>ip for tfcelr patrons tonight. Ev
ery one shoultf hvall themselves of
the opportunity to see this first -^taas
entertainment.. It will pay each and
every one. In addition to the fine
program, the orchestra plays a high
class program. The Oem Is ths place
to go If you wish to see something
above the ordinary. It v^ll be the
place tonight
TEACHERS' MEETING:
All the public school teechejrs of
the county of Heaufort met Iq! regu
lar monthly session at the public
school auditorium this morning. A
most. Interesting program waa car
ried oat.- A full report of their pro
ceedings will appear In Monday'*
Dally News.
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WALKED FIFTEEN* SHIJSS TO*
GET MARKlEl).
Duquoln. 111., Feb. 25. ? Rather
than delay bis wedding by waiting
last Mght for a train that was lade,
John M. Miller, a farmer living Ave
miles from this city, walked- five,
miles to Plnckneyville to get the li
cense and 10 miles to this city with
the thermometer near zero.
His. marriage to Mrs. Mary' A. Ter
ry took place on schedule time, but
to get back to his home, where a re
ception awaited them, the bride and
groom were compelled to walk five
miles through the lack of any con
veyance.
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N. A ?. CASE ARGTED TODAY.
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Richmond, Va., Feb. 25. ? The ap
peal o^ Frank 6. Zell et als, appel
lants frdm the decision of Circuit ,
Judge Wadding denying them the
right to InterveneMn the sale of the
property was argued in the United
8Utea Circuit Court of Appeals here
this morning, Circuit Judges Ooff and
Prttchard and District Judges Boyd
and Dayton being In attendance.
The cauas was argued by Thos.
Learning, of Philadelphia, and R. T.
Thorp, of Norfolk, tor |he appellants,
and by Edward R. Balrd, Jr.. of Nor
folk, and T. L* Chadbourne. jr.. of
New York city, for the appellees, and
submitted.
The courts* decision will probably
be given tomorrow.
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Ml HDKItKI) WIKK AXI) HID BODY.
Guadalajara, Mex., Feb. 25. ? To
secure fifty pesos In bills that the
woman had on her person, Zeferlno
Gonzales stabbed his wife to death
"Wednesday. Then with a butcher
knife and an axe he cut the body
*mo bits and carried the ploces to a
dry bed of a river near his home.
The- noise made by animals fighting
over the body attracted attention |
and resulted in the discovery of the!
irlme.
Gonzales will be given a speedy
trlal and following his conviction a
speedy execut'fn.
COURT ADJOURNS.
The February term of Beaufort
County Superior court adjourned
this afternoon for the terta. Judge
Ferguson has made a' most favorable
Impression on the attorneys and liti
gants. r
SCHOONER VENl'8.
The schooner Venus, of Lake Land
ing, N. C., Capt. William C. Payne,
in command, arrived in port thla
morning, having on board 1.400
bushels of corn and 400 bushels of
peaa.
HELD LUCKY NUMBER.
Mr. 8. C. Pegram held tbe lucky
number at the Gaiety theater laat
night and received the beautiful
haa4-cotor?4 plate. ?
THE VftNGELETTERS
Historical Commission to Pre
, serve Tbem.
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MRS. VANCE SANCTIONS
Anyone Having Let
Zcbulon B. Vaote
nlr.tr With Mecrrtarjr H. 1). W.
Connor ? ' The Conrimw Ion AVant*
to l*ubll?ti the Letttrs.
To the People of North Carolina:
The North Carolina Historical
Commission li making a collection
of the letters and papers of Got. Z.
B. Vance, with a view to their pre
servation and publication. Tfrraigh
the cooperation of Mrs. Vance sev
eral thousands of such documents
have been secured, making one of the
most Important manuscript collec
tions ever made by the State. The
pablication of these papers will
do more to establish the State's Con
federate history beyond dispute than |
any other collection In existence.
Bat. unfortunately, this collection
contains but few of Governor Vance's >
own letters, most of those in the col- I
rertfea oeing letters received by him. I
It Is most important that the publi- I
rattan should contain as many of his
own Tetters as possible. <
The Historical Commission, there- 1
Tore, take? this means of requesting
those wfto possess fetters Of Governor I
7ance t? turn them over to the com- 1
mission, either for permanent pre- <
servatfes or for copying. No letter
>r paper Is so unimportant or trivial I
tint that ft niay have Its place In such 4
t collection; and, we think, the per- i
josneT of the Historical Commission 1
[s sufficient guarantee that no lm- '
jroper use- wfTl be made of any let- <
ter or paper. The publication has <
the sanction of Mrs. Vance. ?
Nor Is the pabllcatlon a private en
terprise undertaken for the purpose 1
5f making money. It will be Issued t
by the State as other State printing, t
und Its purpose Is to perpetuate the t
fame of North Carolina's best beloved
ion, to extend the reputation of the i
State, and to make available for the <
historian the material for riludylng
her history during Its greatest epoch.
Any person, therefore, who pos
sesses a letter or other document of
Governor Vance will render a. service
toi his memory and ^jxthe good name
tfr the State by cooperating with the
Historical 'commission in this work.
Due credit will be given to all who
help to forward this work. All com
munications should be directed to the
Secretary at Raleigh.
?The North Carolina Hlstorial Com- ,
mission. J. Bfflfc^Grlmes, Chair
man. R. D. W- Connon. Secretary.
FIRST BAPTIST (lltlUH.
A great day Is promised ~at~the |
First Baptist Church tomorrow. Sun- 1
day school meets at?!*:45 a. m.. S. '
P. Willis, superintendent. Subjecr of
lesson "False and True Dlsclple
ship."
The pastor preaches at 1 1 a. m.
and 7:304>. m. Morning subject. "In
Tnm Day." Evening subject. "No
Night in Heaven." The Sunbeams
meet at 4 o'clock Monday. After the"
regular prayermeeting services Wed
nesday night the regular monthly
church conference will be held. All
strangers In the city are cordially In
vited to be present at any and all
services. Polite and attentive ush
ers. Seats free. Good music.
AT THK GAIETY.
I Beginning, tonight there will be ad
ded another feature at the. Gaiety,
the celebrated baritone. Charles P.
Whit ten, will Appear in Illustrated
??cngs nightly. His voice has a na
tional reputation and all lovers of
musjp should hear* him. beginning
with 'tonight. The following program
is billed for tonight's performance:
A Well Earned Medal; O. You Dog
gie; Under the Stars and Stripes;
Marvelous Garlands, bandcolored; A
Bad Bargain. All of the above is in
keeping with the high reputation
the Gaiety is making In Washington.
A large crowd were present last night
and each and every picture was high
ly applauded and justly so. The
handsome prize was awarded last
night and there will be another next
Friday night. In addition to this
high class performance for this even
ing* the nrchestra will produce an
other of their excellent musical pro
g*-*ms. This alone is well worth the
admission. Follow the merry crowd
tonight to the Gaiety. You will be
the winner If you do.
^bnUOTIAN CH1RCH.
Regular services at the Christian
Church Sunday morning and even
Ink the usual hoar. The pastor,
Rev. Robert Hope, will preach at
both service. Bible achool and Be
claaa meeta at 8 o'clock. T. W.
PhlUlpa. auperlntendent. All hare a
cordial Invitation. .
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RIOTS STILL HUGE
Cars Are Wrecked And Many
People Hurt
ICEMEN ARE DYING
HrTeacn] Strike Hu Been Ordered
And the Time For Coming Out J*
NaM to be Hand.;? The Kloten.
Seemed to be t owed bjr the Mate
I"tollc* ? M?nr Amain.
Philadelphia, Feb. 25. ? Despite
the presence of the "Black Hussars"
rioting broke out (? the street car
strike again today. Many persons
were i win red, several ears wrecked
snd a pefleeman was terribly beatfn.
He was taken to a hospital in a dy
ing condition.
The PWTadelphln Rapid Transit
Company seat out mere cars th&n ex
pected. causing a mix-up in the police
plans. The riots were generally In
cited by boys today,
Ijater in- the day the company be
gan the running cars wit hoot guards.
Early riots cTurfng tW morning had
caused fear of a recurrence of the
hard battles of the last few days., but
mi the crowd's scattered" to tfiefr work
the excitement died down.
Three hundred police in the north
Bast section' were- given time to rest,
the first opportunity in 3(T froors.
The- transit company efaim they
have engaged enough competent men
to operate- altnost the regular sche
lule of cars.
With the rioters of tfte city ap
parently completely cowed by the
'Black Hussars," the sboot-to-klll
men of lkbor troubles In the State of
Pennsylvsnlii'.'rhe PhllkdeTpfris Rapid
transit Company today began Its
campaign to crush absorutety with
>ut hope of recovery the street car
smployea uniojj.
The Amalgamated Association of
Jtreet Railway EnrplPyes recognises
:he aim of tbe corporation, and t>
itrainlng every effort fbr a fight to
'.he finish.
As a result a general strike of
anion labor in Philadelphia has been
*alled.
PROGRAM
A M?y Interesting rntnm Pran.
'?*^^F?nK?rro*v .lftrnKjoa ? Her.
Robert Ape Hpe?*. ? /?
Tile (oIIowIbs program will be car
ried out by the Young Men'? Chris
tian League Sunday alterTtoon at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms at 4:16
o'clock:
Opening hymn. So. llf
Prayer.
Hymn No. 10G.
Scripture Reading.
Hymn No. 130.
Prayer.
Collection a nd offer! or.v.y
Address Rev. Robert Hope. Sub
ject. "The Words of Life." "
Prayer.
Hymn No. 131.
Benediction.
The music will be furntshed by the
League orchestra under the super
vision of Prof. Will E. Smith. Ev
erybody cordially inxlted to be pree
ent at these services.
NO NIGHT IN HEAVEN.
The last of the series of sermon*
on "Night Scenes in the Bible" being
given at the First Baptist Church on
Sunday nights, will be delivered to
morrow night. The series seems to
have been much enjoyed. The sub
ject for tomorrow night Is "No Night
In Heaven." V ~
HAH SYMPATHY.
The many friends of Mrs. M. Cher
ry will regret to learn that her moth
er. Mrs. Foley, lost her residence In
the Greenville Are this week.
?ST. PETER'S CHI RCH.
Rev. Nathaniel Harding, the rec
tor. will hold morning and evening
prayer tomorrow morning and even
ing with sermon, at the usual hoars.
Sunday school meets at 3 o'clock, C.
H. Harding, superintendent. Dally
services at 5 o'clock, Wednesday and
Friday, services held at 10 o'clook.
Bests free- Delightful music.
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