The Program Was
/Delightful and
Charming
Held ?t the Home of Mrs. J.W
Daily on last Second Street
Lot Night. Large Nnmbei
Present. Refreshment served
The U1M Aid Soclelr of the
rWt Motbodlet church had ly annul
maetlng at the boipluble home
Bp?ar. and Mr a. J. W. Dalle, on
*aat Second atroot laat arealng and
tram eight td eleven title chamlng
hone wee g meoca tor not onlr the
eneenbere ot tMe working auxiliary
bit th. In riled gneeta aa well.
* Mo aoclal (unction ot tho eeeeon
carried with It man pleuait ud
enjoyment ud the popular hosts
pro??d their graciousnesi Id more
? Mia* o?? to entertain thoee
preeentt
The committee of arrangement!
bad arranged * Terr attractlre and
Interesting program which wae oarrled
oat la a war to rleaee and ad
ltr. One of the featured of the
gathering waa the'annual report of
the eaeteet treasurer of the aodety<
Mile Sarah Tripp, who hae oeeupled
tola poaltloa for reara and for
here faith fain eea and worth la thli
Pf ofllce he* been one of the melnetors
of the eocletj. The report dtpeloped
decided growth la the work
along all Itaee. What aha hod to
ear with referanpa to the work of
Pcmxzss^
* Call fallowed with a few remark!
firing a hlatorr of the JLadtaa hid
ftootetr la Washington It prored
to be one of lnteraat to all preaent.
The report waa oarefallr prepared.
Aaead the musical feataree were
the aoloa of Mtaa Ada Rhodes. who
aaag "Perfect Dor" and Mlaa Elite
Backmaa who readered "A Door
ud the Both aoloa were
fAfemlag god delightful. Miff Be,
Ola Backmaa waa the efflalent aceompanlest.
Mlaa Margaret Weill, In
aa Inatramental aelo hr Mlaaei Maud
'Iwladall ud Brelra Hon la their
v Inatramental duet, delighted the
IhkBg compear. The exercleea of
tho erealag were opened with prmrer
hr Rot. K. M. Snipes pastor of
the Flrat Methodist charch.
jutnr im uu? ?
Ugbtfnl program ni concluded ?
beer at rnut ktue, mum Margaret
Welle. Virgin 1? Olbbc, Head
Swindell. Erelyn ROM, Norma Jonee
anl Note O'Brien aorred Ico cream
ad cake. Bee Idee the member* at
the eoclety there were eererel larlted
goe*U. The entire occaelon
will erer be oae of pleaaant memory
and ewy member, of {be eoeletjr
la today ^Indebted to lire. Dal ley. the
H hoe teen" tor the hoepltallty of her
lorely home.
is Br"
OF RSI IE]
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Hit Worship. Htpor P. C- tfd*
ler had only one cut before him fbnterday
for adjudication. B. lndweep,
col., wee Indicted for/tfce
l^rceni^jfe flth.ne^ thfl property
of AndrewTtax$or)i. The pollc/fourijl
. the net eecretedfb^hgjop^paak 61
jkadetvoa's boat at tMa shipyard.
After hearing the evidence In the
caae Mayor Kngler bound the defendant
over to the Recorder who will
. hear the cause sometttao today
LqST?BLACK M POTTED* PIG
from my rmildoBro'todey Find
er return to Dtelel aimmonaand
r^"rd'd' , /
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E. CHURCH
fflUAL MEETING
ii com
pniii
I Ail that wm mortal of the late
Major Franklin Congfleton. whose
untimely end was chronicled In the
columns of this {paper yesterday. 1
was laid' away yesterday afternoon
hi the family burying ground near
the Charitable Brotherhood. Bun;
^hlirN. C., fallowed by a Urge hum*
ber of sorrowing friends. The funeral
ceremonies were conducted 2
from" the" residence'of the deceasod <
by Rot. Robert V. Hope, pastor of *
the Christian church, this city, and ^
at the grave the Charitable Broth- ,
erhood bad charge of the exercises. '
Members of the Brotherhood Acted
as pallbearers. The floral tributes j
were profuse, showing the high eeteem
In which Mr. Congleton was
held In his community. The de
ceaaed u ni pnbllebod r Ml or da 7. *"
on Wednaaday eight about throe u
o'clock committed mlcldc by plmc- to
toe the nuaala ot a ahot gun to bla *
hoed end then pulling the trigger 11
and death followed almost Inatant- fl'
Ir Mr. Coogleton wee between to n
and tt ran re of age. and learee a 11
widow and one daughter to mourn *
thelr^m J1
TEXAS STATE AND THE "
FKDBBAL FOOD QEFMJ1AIAI ?
OIVORMtll WITH DEPT. ?
Waehlngton, D. C? Feb. o:
An a rwunlt eg the recast o^nterenee
In Waahlngton, D. C.. between etate cl
food officials and repreeentatlrea of S1
the D. S. Department ol Agrlcutlure "
to promote co-ope ration in food *
and drug work, an Important celnnre c<
ot damaged foode bac recently been b
-made la Fort Worth. Teraa, through b
the Joint activity ot Dr. J. a. Ah. ?
bolt. Food Commlaaloser ot Tatar, al
p. 8. Attorney Wllcon. gad the Fed- a
oral food tacpeetore la Texas. w
It appearn that In the latter part ai
ot December a large quantity ot tl
eyrnp. Tie agar, raMne. candy. Hoar ol
and otbar product# from a are la 4
Oklahoma were chipped to Fort
Worth for eale. Dr. Abbott obtain- k
Ied Information of the shipment an f.
at about tho same tlrrjo the Now
Orleans, La., food laboratory waa 1
notllod by long distance 'phono of r'
this shipment, consisting of soma
15 cars. Dr. Abbott* and tho state 1'
chemists -of Port Worth took sam- "
plea at oaoa and other samples were N
taken by ifcS Federal Inspector. I
Upon Information received from Dr.
Abbott the U. 8. Attorney filed a
libel nnder which the following
goods were seised subject to deter-' 1
mixtatlon by the courts m to wheth- y
er the eelsure waa warranted: f
Two carloads of unlabeled syrups g
which were offered for sale as rib- f
ton eaner syrup when In fact they c
were not ribbon oane syrup. s
100 bottles of Tlnegsr. unlabeled, T
alleged to be compounds of distill- ed
and sugar vinegar and offered l
for sale as vinegar.
, Forty pounds of raisins. I
Forty pennds of ehoc<4ate. ,
Forty palls of candy J
Two ,hundred sacks of flour, .si- t
loged to be Mthy and decomposed, o
a1
IUCHARD MORGAN" - *
BOUJTD OVER TO TRM 1
RECORDER'S COURT b
This Afternoon Mayor Kugler ?m
f tried Richard Morgan, colored,
charged with the lsrreny of shldycle
chain and supplies from Mr. t<
P. P. Maxwell The defendant was n
bound over to Recorder WJndley's t;
court fori final disposition of 'his - I
case. A . f '^'A '
THRKK^ HTVDENTS^ ENTERED ^ ^
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HNLGIUWRE IN HO CRBff ROCRI
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The Old
Jacksonville, VaL, Feb. C^^he
4th annual; reunion of the UfUtefes
lonfederate ^Veterans' Association '
nd Sons of Confederate Veterans
dll be held, la this city three days
tpril 30Ha4May 1, and plane
>r entertaining thfem are now being
erfeeted by the official* oft^e
acksonville Reunion association dnd
ilrty committees apoolnted by
resident Poor of the association.
Jacksonville has an ambition to
ntertaln the' survtrorm of the Contderate
armies, and their friends.
oner IK ""pumiDie, Ulna moy DBTO ,
rer bwB entertained before. An
Itereetlng progrem will be arwngI
for the reception end entei telnleot
of lb? Till to re end no matter '
or large the attendance mar be,
II will be eatlafactorlly entertained.
i ererjtblng that goee to make '
io handling of large crowds an' ^
uy tank. Jaokeonrtlle te wall anplled.
It hap the transportation faiitiee.
the boteU and Ifiwote.' an '
eceeeary to the eneeaeefnl handling '
' anion crowdi.
The JaekaonTfUe program rrlU
tango in at Intat two Important '
trtlenlara the cnatomarr reunion '
letbode. It la the pnrpoeo of the
locution to put many of^ the old '
ildtera who har> at other rtnntone
een cared for at camp. ijL hotaln, j
oardlng boneee and priTnfObomcg
here ther Will hare more comforthie
quartern and bettdr entertalnicnt*
Jaekeonrllle belleres that It
HI ha UK re pleaaant tor the rater- '
1! to be cafhd tor In that manner
tan In* camp, aad many If not all '
t them wljl ha aa aelgned to anch
uartera
Knottier change In program will
a eeen In the parade of old eoldlere
intend of walking, th'nr will rid#
i canfagee and aatomohUaa. It It
Mil moll hero that e big majority
I tha Tolerant who followed the forinoe
pf the Btayo and Bore, ere now
"* in mmnntrr tirrk i
*FROM HATTKRAB FOR
OPERATION AT HOSPITAL
Dr. *. W. Jones brought"to the
Vadblngton Hospital) (today JrcfeL
latteras, N. C., Mr*. Jennette Stow?
or an oporatlon. This paper la
lad to^fearn a? well as her many
rlenda that the operation waa tuceesful
and unless something unforeen
happens she will soon be conaleacent.
KB . SYLVESTER FLEMING
IS QUITE ILL AT THE
!; WASHINGTON HOSPITAL
The many friends of Mr. Sylves r
Fleming will regret to learn
t tola Illness. He Is now co&flned
t the Washington Hospital whero
very attention 1s being given him.
t is to be hoped the; he will soon
e reported as convalescent.
?
VISITORS TO CITY.
Among the visitors to the clup.
oday "is Mr. W. H. Whitley tot Brfqertob.
N. C., a member of the Conn
Ir Board of CommL^sloners.
DR. JOHHB HERE'
Dr. K.HW. Jones of Hatterae. m *
., Is among the visitors fo the cit/
Dday. bringing & patient' to the |
Washington Hospital for treatment.
XTRA PINE HAIR BRAIDS TO
match any shade of hair. We 1
offer these 'splendid .values In
braids that are large and wavy
at 11.16, ftJf J. K.
Ho'!- .
r
'ON 1
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Tonl?hf-?J S.?mU*. W.n??.
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FEBRUARY #, illt WASHING'
t New Theater N1.
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H6ISH
fncooMtw-pRivw mm
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Entertain t
Soldiers Fjttingh
past 70 years of age. kany of thei
are physically unable to marqh tw
tNjrs la'the eon. hotwlthstandln
thefcact they light it 0?t with the
old tWe courage and determlnatloi
This fact has been ^parent t
ronnger observers _at} recent rent
ions, If not t&eold mee themselve
The tlme^ Is- rapidly!* approach In
when the survive oAthe civil wai
north and sooth mhil quit march
ing In parades as a spectacle for at
miring eyes. It has Mhieen almos
flfty-ono mil alno* &? battles o
Settysburg and Ofcilckamauga?
Since the consuming flames ot wa
tfn those historic field, tried Amerl
ean valor and courage and fount
them true. The arera^o. age of thi
contestants In those tetanic strug
lies was twenty ysanjf hence ttu
|yefafce age of the survivors mua
t>e~a^vfentyJone. In fa?t very fet
men ?nr living who Cf^ght In thi
civil war are under > ! > Whei
* younger man Is found, he enter
sd the service as a mere boy. I
Confederate parade brings thesi
Facts sharply to the attention o
members of tho younger generation
The bent forms and white hglr o
She veterans are reminders to theii
descendants that but a few year
more and all must pass to their las
rewards.
llecognlslng the declining year
9f. the Confederate veteran. Jactaoi
kille will set the precedent (or' i
change In the Confederate parade
as Indicated, confident of its abilit;
to carry It out. The propose*
changes weVe submitted to Gen. Ben
left H. Young on a recent visit t
Jacksonville, and he enthuslastlcal
ly approved them. Gen. Young dt
elated that Jacksonville was settln
a precedent that would certainly b
appreciated by the veterans an.
paid a "high compliment to the clt
lsess who made the proposltios.
WILL RETURN TO HIS
HOME AFTER THREE
WEEKS AT HOSPITAL
Mr. Jack Collins, a popular dt
sen of Nashvllls, N. C., who ha
?M.?mont at tho Waflt
MM luiuei ? ??>??? ? ? ? ? -
Ington Hospital for the past thrc
Greeks baa recovered sufficiently t
leave for his home today. This wl
be welcome news to his man
friends.
PASSENGERS SAVB1>.
Vancouver B. G., Feb. 6.?It I
reported foere" that the steam e
Vadso today eank in the Portlan
canal and that^all of the 150 pu
sengers she carried were' saved.
The Vadso Is given In J-loyd'
register" as a Norwegian steamer c
898 tons, 90 feet long, built In 1881
There is no record here of th
Norwegian Vadso's present when
about*. Portland eanal in th<
southernmost boundary of Alaski
"King Kelly.' of Raleigh, N. -C
%o several years ago was mansge
of the Washington Baseball taps
was a welcome visitor to the clt
yesterday.
F. N. Pinner of New Bern. Is her
today shaking hands with his man
rriend*.
1. P. Thomas of Leulsburg, N
C., is a guest at the'lxrulee.
D. U. Martin of ftojral. N. C-. Isjl
the city.
' Mrs. George Old of Delhaven. N
C., was here yesterdgy.
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DAIN+V MIBLIS VNDIROA8
montf tho w?y ro? ?*?
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DAILY
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roN, n. c., Friday af
tanday February 9t1
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1 flj
n r~ 1 ^VOU ^AITOR-Y
YfHULK YOU ARK CO4H0 SKNOR.VOL
PAUL GILMORE -CAP1
Romantic Comedy
f New Theatei
Bpth admire tbe beautiful coun- t
n try of the "Arsea*111* Republlo so 0
? much that Theodore Roosevelt is *
a i
lr going to write a book about It and 1
OUmore is going to play a e
o play about it But Paul Gllmore B
f" has "beat Roosevelt to It," as the *
18 saying goes. On Monday he btlngs h
8 to the New Theater "Captain Alva- c
r> 'ret" M. 8. Sheldon's great new C
-romantic comedy drama, In which t
i" Mr. Ollmore has Already^Stored a a
* remarkable success. The^fcneme of "
f the plat is buHt*-axeu?irthe life of li
juuur Aoicncmo 01 any years ago, i
r who take* an actlvo part In the | 8
WILL BRING 1
i ldil
HEREJONDAY
Commander Chas. L. Morton, Lt.
W? B. Rodman, Jr., Ensign Robert V
Small, Lt. J. P. Harris and Naviga- 1
1 tqr Edward Bell, expect to leave b
tomorrow for Ellaabeth City with a *
crew from the Sixth Division North L
Carolina Naval Mllltla for the purpose
of bringing back to this port ?
the United States Torpedo Boat f<
Foote recently ordered here for the P
use of the division by Capt. C. D. tl
Bradham of New Bern. a
Commander Morton with the tl
Foote expects , to reach Washington tl
some time Sunday night or early e
Monday. The Foote will be used 1
for week-end crwtseamand general
practice of the reserves here. n
tl
- TO BE EHEAI ERS IN NEW CHINA p
Tacoma, Wash. Feb. 6.?The fl'rat 1
Chinese class In medicine ever grad- o
, uated 'from 'an American medical
school in China will be turned out t
this coming autumn from the Har- y
,9 vard Medical School at Shanghai,
i. six of -whose professors afe Ameri- j
e con. Dr. H. Thue, the eminent ]
0 Norwegian physician* who is also ]
11 a member of the Shanghai college f
y professorial body,' passing through t
Tacoma on his way to Europe,speaks
_ with enthusiasm of the Chinese as ,
medical students. , c
"The Chinese student," says Dr. t
Is Thue, "is industrious and exeeedr
ingly patient and absorbs knowledge I
d with a certainty rare in the Occi- '<
i- dental. The school at 8hanghal is ?
allied with Harvard University and ?
B th^ graduating class numbero twee- *
ty., The course. is a flve-year one ,
I. instead of tfie four years customary ,
e in this country; but it Is likely that j
h the period will be reduced owing to ,
s the aptitude and duick assimilation 't
t evidenced by the students." w { ,
Before entering the Harvard Medical
School at Shanghai, the Chinese
y medical student htl/t to' graduate
! from some other college in general
y ftudles and havo a liberal knowl
edge of English. Dr. Thue la setg
isfied that the new generation of f]
y Chlneso doctors will be of tast as- ^
slstance in developing the ever-ln- tl
|/ creasing wondore of medical and sur- jj
glcal science. jj
?<
F. M. Hodges, one of the clever -jr
clerks of the city postlfllce.Ms in
Delhaten today on business. .
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. TA*K A LOOK AT THE NSiW tl
t Spring Suits. If you want tho a
f r mart est st/.K?* they aro .her* u
* ?t the price you wept to pay. J. _
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I * Moytt . F1
ppr "r.
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-xasess&sssmsBBsacmsm
HIM
B||/ Se
ou hypocpitc**
WILL NCCD NO WCAPONS!? \ ^ W<
'AIN ALVAREZ. ">
clt
I . he
Drama
' Monday, Feb. 9 M
druggie of an oppressed people tb
ig&lnst President Rosas, then dlo- an
ator of the Argentine Republic. **
Ehe historical situations afe >bso- 1)0
litely correct, and especially Inter- Bh
Jting just now, on account of the ou
Imilarlty of present conditions In thl
lexlco. "Captain Alvarex" la a pl1
trong visile work, pulsing with Rrl
motion and sweet sentiment. Paul Gr
-llmore carries an expensive produc plt
on and plays in your city under an
guarantee. He expects to tako up
Captain Alvarez" Into New York
x the fall. 8eals now on sale at be<
he Worthy & Etherldge Drug pB:
tor*. ' '? . w?
'? foi
flRGINIA TO S
IE SEPT. 22II
PilBITI *
Richmond, Va., Feb. 6.?The
liginia Senate, by a vote of 29 to
1 yesterday afternoon passed the
111 /tailed the enabling act, whioh
aa supported by the Anti-saloon <
-eague. t0I
This act Is designed to enable *ni
e voters upon the petition of one Thi
jurth of the 90,618 who partlcl- Th
ated In the last gubernatorial elecLpn,
to vote for or against recom- rui
tending to the general assembly
he passage of .a measure making ?pt
be entire State "dry" the special wrlection-to
be held September 22, pr<
?" th,
The bill as amended permits ^
lanafacturers of Intoxicants to conInue
their business If . their entire
roduct Is shipped outside the state. lB
'he bill does not restrict the salo
1 Virginia-made cider. ^ wa
The amended bill goes back to
he House which had already pasaed ftBC
t, for conference. 8o,
After reeonslderlng the vote or- ...
lerlng the engrossing of the enabIng
act, the Senate adopted the tef
ravennpr amendment providing
or copying the lists of voters by be
reasurers. ^
The two seselona of the Senate
rerer required yesterday to dispose ^
?f. the amendments and send the
>111 to Its engrossment.
I K Ana 000
.WEATHER FORECAST < rj
' BAYS MUCH COLDER
' The weather bureau today sent *
out th<f following forecast for ^
North Carolina. Rain and ?
warmer tonight. Saturda'y rath
* followed by fair and much Aid- *
er in afternoon. Moderate eq? *
winds, -shifting to northwest. |
t ?
IB. R. R. WARREN BESTING
MORE CX)MFORTABLK of
; TODAY IB REPORTED an
th<
It will be gratifying to the many ou
rlends of Mr. R. R. Warren to learn an
hat he Is resting more comfortable Hi
9day. For the past several days, yo
e has been vcrydll at his home nehr
ila city. % V " JA
GUEST OF PRES. LOWTHKIL ,
? TH
Mrs. Octave Payaant of New q
ork City, le spending a week a? j
te guest of President and Mrs. E. an
. Lowther it the Washington Col- |
>glate Initltste, Washington Park,
HMaHKii
vs I
No. tf ..:9
VILEY STOKES I
TO SERVE TWO I
YEARSJ ROADS I
ntenced by Recorder Windly
For Aneult With Shotgun
T^vo "Years Ago
Wiley Stokes, colored, _ who was
-ested in. Klnston, N. C., several
eks a so by- the police of that <
wn and who was brought to this 1
y by Sheriff Rlcka, waa given a
arlng before the recorder yestery
with the result that Stokes la
serve a term of two years on the
unty roads.
About two years ago Stokes made
assault on. two young men by
9 name of Rawls with a shotgun
d one of the brothers today la still
-rying several of the shot in his
Jy. Stokes not satisfied with
>otlng the/men endeavored to put
t of commission the horse whldh
;y were driving. The affair took *9 !
ce near Whartons. Stokes was
ested and tried before Recorder
imes for the offense. He waa
iced under a bond for hla appearce
at court. Since that time and
to to the time he was apprehendin
KInBton his whereabouts have
sn unknown. Stokes now will
r the penalty of his crime and do
rk for the county on its roadajjs.
the next two yc--?. Ho was adV/ '.<
lgcd guilty In two lujcs; one for
taultlng the.Rawlea brothers end
9 for shooting the horse.
ISPECTlir
DF tUMES
? mm
Dn February 18th the Washingi
LlghV Infantry will be given Its
mal Inspection at their armory
9 inspecting officers will be Col.
omas Strlngfleld and Capt. R. C.
ngdon. On the evening of Febiry
24th the Sixth Division, North
rollna Naval Reserves will be inicted
by these same officers. Both
tanlxationa are now In active
iparatlon for the inspection gnd
i outlook bids fair for a creditle
Inspection,
J. C. Hofloway of Raleigh. N. C., * M
a Washington visitor today.
E. R Conger of Edenton, N.^C.,
s on our streets this morning.
E. C. Potter, travelling passenger
I freight agent of the Norfolk
uthern la here today. He-la reg- :q
ered at Hotel Louise.
H. 8. Irvln of, Norfolk, is regis- 1
ed at the Louise.
R. E. Brown of Hertford, arrived -1
re last night via the Norfolk Sou-* * '|
?rn.
CENTS WILL BE PAID FOR
one copy of the Dally News-pf Jj
May 16th, 1912. Send to News |
office. * .
LK WAISTS DRY CLEANED AT
Wright's.
CW SPRING SILKS FOR STREET
or craning wear, .best values in
town. J. K. Hoyt.
.
THE LYRIC |
We told.yph in yesterday's Issue
Miss Palmer's wonderful talent
d we aek you now ^to interview
ose present last night. To make
r statement stronger 'will guar- . ' S
tee bar's the BE8T VOICE TOU
iVE EVER HEARD in this city,
u will lose by suytng away.
j v PICTURES
CK MEETS HIS WATERLOO?
nils Ih a good Western Nambet |
\mci Iran.
B CONFESSION?Nornwi PhB- * M
ilps aln She Dirt's Spy AUingpnft, ? |
UNROMANTIC MAIDEN?Hum\
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