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A ^EPUBI-ICAN NEWSPAPER DE^ OTED TO THE UPBUjlDING OF AMERICA^ HOWES AND AMERICAN; JNiRISTBIHl&:
BURLINGTON, N. C., APRIL 5, 1911
SW YOliS’S CSPITOL
is ODltEB Bl' Fi!
m
IL
Albany. N. Y., March 29.—The
i nterior of New York’s magn ifi-
cent $27,000,000 Capitol was rain-
-ed this morning-. Fire started in
the assembly library and spread
through almost the entire build
ing, destroying prieel-iss records,
books, doeiinients, etc. iPhe fire
proof doors proved no obstacle to
the fiames. The entire fire de
partment alter five hours of hard
fighting, subdued the fiames.
Oi naie hangings and rich ma
hogany furnishings were food
for the flames. The million dol-^
!ar ceiling of the western stair-
cafee, coni^idered one of tl',e finest
examples of mural art in the
world way destroyed, and falling'
stones and chips from the marble
pillars and walls endaiigeivd the
firemen.
The assembly libiVi’v was gut
ted, destroying' valuable"p?H:fcrs,^
some dating- as iar
^ack as
BEAIB K IC
RErais VAsr
KTFOmiETMCEffi-
„ SP PREACHffl
New York, March 26;~~A littl^ | ^ _
old woman', who lived : aiope in a j Washiiigton, March 30. --In or-
bare and dingy East Side yoom|| der to deal successfully with t^he
was found d^ad last night with; | Ghiniese, Japanese and negroes
bank books in her han4 bag show| j we wiil have to forget raee pFe-
ing deposits of more than $25|vOQ|^; judic©, declared Rev, Dr^ Ji 0;
Hemmed in : her petticoat wer^;
bilis: totaling $311. Two tTtinM
locked and strapped, which th|^
SpeftMi*, o£ BaHimqre. ;at : to-
, ni^ht’ s' gessio-h of Baltimore Metiir
odist'Epis«g6pal conference, whi'ch
177^.
All docume-jts and codes of .the
judiciary committee of the pres
ent session were destroyed. The
"lames destroyed all the English
Colonial records. There were
many valiuible coilecdons in the
State library,..
Fifteen ilf'erjieri vVC;)’e OVercoirte
by smoke, when part of the
north roof fell in tvvo hours after
the fire ;^tarted.. , The loss to the
building is about $6^000,900, This
doesn’t include the Costly fur
nishings, paintings, contents, and
library, moi’e than half of which
sannot be replaced. A defective
electric wire is believed to be the
ciauset
•jA groat scandal attended tbe
progress of the constrlldtion of
tihe building since the ftrst exca-
‘vation was starte'd 15) 1867,,: char-:
ges of graft, often being made,
but despite the numerous inves-
■iJigiations nothing was uncover^'jd.
jiiiE J.l.¥s».s BH
DIHAM DISTRIBUTINO
t-';
Durham, March 31,—The loca-
tion of the distributing station of
the Southern Power Company
has been announced and a four
acre lot bought, from Brodie L.
Duke will be the piaee. The colii-
sideratipn , ■; ^ ?
This tan' ^quarter ^ ihillicj|i
•Station-tiiat.is to be made.into^a
steam ejt^'srgency plant when
bluecoats brought to light ifroni! is ih sessioiv here. Dr. :Spencer
the dusty depths of, ,a sjp^ciou|;| was the'dhly, speaker of tte
closet, are believed tocontaih othi-'i Ihg iand he ’dealt^ with;: t^ rtM
er valuables. Her fortune is es|!iquestion throughout,
timated at $72,000"by. .the Hanf) ,At
tress bf the biitldihg, who claims
that the recluse confided in her. I;
The dead woman wa^ Mrs; Aui
gUsta 'A. Friet^g. - Fortwo ^eai^
neighbors say no visitor',has |ros^^
ed her- thres'hol4 ■ She‘ has kera
^le- two rooms for- five/years ano|
until two years ■'ago- hef hu?ban'
lived, vvith her.^ The;^^ separate
tihd'he' went no one knows w^er^^
A,d-iali\'^bed,)ac^ble and an c|}
lamp, air bf the cheapest mak^ji
were the only articles in the roonj^
At the “mornihg session the
amalgamation into one great c6n-
gregMon of i the' Baltiihbre •; ccfii
fefehee of the Methodist Episco
pal Churcft' South, ; the Baltimore
conference r of; the r ^ Methodist
Church .and; the, M^aryland conferT
ence of' the ^Methodist' iProteB^nt
Church was diseased with op
timism. Several noted membeirs
of. the. conferen.oe made,
adYpcatipg the proposed^ UllSrger,
The3Varibvigr’district siiperintend-
entare^^'their reports ^at, the af
tefr^ri fees'sioft,’ kM'of ;\^hicK made
a fayorabl impression, . : r;
MttUABLE CASE • ■
OF SKIN GRjETINS
n
L/
VDi
. ! ^ . , ^7^ ( I i
V ka(3i^hj.Apj-il3'--T^i^
bi JU'Uv'^ Joseph S. Adamb of
Bjncoinbsj. court ,.:A'.ei;e... .here ..be-,
tVfeeri' fmins V’eni#ig^:*;fea,"
route from W^irrenton to Ashe
ville, 'Cjiis ab’e and much esteem
ed member of the North-Garolina-
?'.'r>erior court .judiciary having
pomt, for all current., t|ni|t
comes t:o tov^ii.., '^here v\^ill { p
other pbirtts, 'of ’ course, sevdtill
sub-stations ,and these willl |>e
scattered oyer the community. |
Available for the company tHe|e
will be found something like
000 horse power, .V^hat pro»'|t"-
tion of tliis the new ' corporaji^n
“vviH-receiveis^'-not'-'known. ]|c|is
'expected ^tlpat m?|(ny of ,, tlrose
mi.lis]an.dJo^"^r bu^hesses. tihat
riin by their own efeetricity, and
those furnished by the Dur}j;mi
;^rg.,Gtion. .Compa.nyj,
new powei' Tlie'date'bfttt'^^^^^
in,g hasn’t been Einnounced.
;^ed suddenly ox apoplexy this
orenoor*. Pie eoncluded the"War-
rcn superior: court Saturday^^nd
was ito ail afjpearanceii in .hiS iUS-
aal health this morning and p,ai:v
took of breakfast heartily. ' in
Judge Adams \yas elected, to
the superior court bench for the
fii teenth district in 1905, succeed-
Judged. D. Murphy of^Ashe-
viile, who was appointed in Au-
>just of that year by Governor
Glenn to fill out the unexpired
term of Judge Fred Moore, de
ceased. The news of the death
of Judge Adams brought deep
SO- row to many friends here. A
number of the members of the
Ha;eigh bar and judges of the
Supreme Court were with the re-
inains at the union station here.
Seutherii Railway Promotions.
[n accordance with their policy
01 promoting their men in line
the Southern Railway announces
ihe following promotions effec-
■ive April 1st, 1911;
Mr. W. H. Parnell who was
Ticket Agent at Winston-Salem,
N. C. for a number of years, and
v'ho succeeded Mr. II. H. De-
WELDON OFFICERS AKBEST
Richmond Va., April 1.-*-The
old .story of Isaac and Rebecca
w as recalled by surgeons at ^e-
mp?i,$r; hOSpifel, -Wben i they( ex
tracted skin from the back of Re
becca Coleman and patched it on
the side ,of fbaac ^ummerville, a
youht' hel^rd fi?om Warifentoil; N.
Gf, whp was severely scorched
by iightni^j^'geveral montiii^iy^ol,
near his 'heme the Old - North
jf I'SmiualerS^ile \ to
the Richmond :,hospital ; about a
ra.onth ago/ By Dr. , Feet, of War-
renioii, anai'smce'^t'thMtHimfe .ieA-
eral skin grafting operations have
■been perform.^d by the,, surgeons
Tn £in. eiTp.r€ td pl^c0 him' 'dn'tj^e
high roadto recclVery. ' !
-'4r-tippears4hat‘iifteF“the>light-
ning. seared-.and Jjurned diiSfleft
siid^Jt&K-^otmd .did ^Mlh^ai as
.rapidly as.,Dr. Peet; y/ould ha]/e
preferred,, so he, br9|i,ght his
patient^oKiclifh'c^hd,' hoping that
by the process lof :skin , grafting
better result,s mi^b't be obtained.
Several patients in the hospital
Vdl tt‘n ts;i*rrr^aTe' *up *-isections- ■-of
( /
, Weldon, March 30.—On aberi^h
warrant issued by PresidMg^
J udge Jv S; Adams of the Haliiax
Superior Court, Chief of Police^^.
M. Dickens and his brother, f^o-
liceman Lonny Dickens^ bothi^pf
Weldon, were arrested and taken
before the court today to ansv^fer
to the charge of assaulting a-hd
causing the death of Geo%e
Jones an old citizen whose friends
say he was inoflfensive. Judge
Adams held the chief under $5,-
000 bond and his brother under
$2,500 bond for the next term; of
court. The arrests caused a big
sensation and the court room was
crowded. !■;
Millinery Openings.
The beautiful milHnery open
ings of Jos. A. Isley & Co, and
Mrs. Mattie Dorsett B'riday and
Saturday attracted much atten
tion by the mothers and 'fair
daughters of our city. The dec-
brations for the pccasion were
. ;Va^, ^pni:
B. Davis^ "who ^ves on the Pe?
tersburg turnpike,, has a brood
^»;dsome Rhode jlslahd chi^Xr
he, has handsome
daugliter,,; |^plf-;e; ^ /MoHie' Ims a
oi rafcr
ef It, xipto lasfcSuhr
day; ;^e i was .y^lue4 at
I tot SuMayiMQiiie.rwenfe
ie#d: the .chickens;: i MoUie.is hoi
afraid;^;chicke*i® ^nd the ehicl^-r
ens, ^e hot afraid of^MoUie,' XhejT
\yillrp^^ains?:oi:tt of beJ'Mnd^
'; MolHe^A^^as: allowing her chickr
ensjtofed righit out of he^i hand
when #ie felf a sharp pe,ek->on the
back,;ol her .fourth; fihgerv t ,i$fe
turnedat lover i hastily and vioJ
where-bnce; the.; $200.' diamond
flashed; from,: its: i setting was a
hole,) had pocked out
*^e 'Siamoh4}olh: ::^ E
lght;piece)0$ip?avel. 06
Mollies lookedf around to identiir
fy the thief,- but all the chickens
were grouped around her and
they all look, alike. Farmer Da^
vie, is still figuring whether it is
cheaper to have a surgical opera
tion on all the chickens, cut their
heads pfi and clean their craws
or let the diambnd stick in: the
craw of the thieving chicken, :
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
O’GORMAN SUCCEEDS DEPEW
ing the l^^t part* >vith a section
r^T mp>t* ftKiyi
’ Althoiigtf'' b^ievihg' thkt''' lie
;was:a victim- of the-V wra"th of
God, and, therefore CQuld not pos-
sibly recover, Summerville is
now niore hopeful and shareis the
opiniiob |i5s ^cictor's tjiat he
may yet return to the cotton
fields of his native State and ply
his vocation as of yore.
The doctors say that the case
is a most remarkable one and it
is a wonder to them that the
man? was.^, not.. killed instantly
when the electrical bolt bore him
dowm ;
An unusually severe electrical
storm passed over the Warren-
ton section the, day of the acci
dent to Summerville, and if re
ports be true more than one per
son was killed.
Broken Into Sunday Night.
SiJt or eig'ht revolvers" and a
number of flash lights •were the
articles missed by bur clet# and
congenial friend Mr. K, T. Horne
utts as Traveling Passenger!evergreens and fe:rns which'gire-1 which mysteriously^',disappeared
id Bennie R|‘.
Joore atiendej
It at Silk Hopf
1 time considfiij
kher. I
JCurl. Eu^l
Ims, Floyd C/j
Tssell atteneai
fmas Walter]
report a
Ig by airship j
Inn of spoq
^e airman,
fiia, intent w
tty bears
pm his
^ient Raleigh, N. G. April. 1910,
•Mr. DeButts having be?^n promot
ed to Traveling Passenger Agent,
‘.'hai’lotte, N. ,C., will be trans-^
’erred to Norfolk, Va. as Travel-:
ng Passenger Agent for South-
'rn Rail Vv ay Chesapeake
'steamship Company.
Mr, J. 0. Jones who has serv^
:;'l the public in Raleigh as Union
i icket Agent at ..the,' Raleigh; 'U-
■"■lion Station and’ as\ City/ Ticket
Agent, Raleigh, for foiir yhars
'•vill succeed Mr. Parnell as T^*a-
: f • H
vfiing Passeng'er Agent‘.'■ m
Mr. M. M. Schell who has been
s’enographer in the City Ticket
(,!f.\ - 1 ! -i-. . 1. 1
, ‘Rateigh, 'for' the; past year
•jll succeed Mr. Jones, as City
iicket Agent, Raleigh.'"'
^Ir. R. A. .Garyin ,.o,f,..;3HrUn.^-
stenographer.
sented a very mvitmgrappearance,
to,the spectator. The head vfear
which is comi)osed / Ach,iefly' r of
White and Black Milabd, 'Tu?cah
shapes, i ^laek ;Nepolitai3,/
Braid, Lace Hats, Mahrie trimm
ed ini black chiffon 4^4 %ce ; ,are
elassy, hobby ahd' vei*y^attradpve.
giving a, smiling appearance: tb
the beautiful complexion fhe^
sha^e,' ^Tlie Plfe^fblei' ^at sl^uld
not'i% J*(|MMtte(^j f|aS;; you'|tan'
toble it:’ ahd itrek'it'into |our
,pocket if pockets you wear. ^ -
I ■; iTheiearly spring hats are if ed| ^
ium in circumference andno|the ^e M
kind that make, the-ladii^ sii in Jas. >lf
a Sep’arate ^fStircp by, ^
themselves. While we are toll by j
if^Pi'dse who know as the sunriner i’aridiFri
during, the night Sunday " night.
Bntrancei i:aine4 throiigh ithe^
windov/ the door opened vt'hich
wasileiftjuftshut^'"J ^ .,0
Dieli at Durhanj,
Mrs. Callie Andrews died Sat-
.4rHW'iii&fitl^ h'ei*f|ibnie atfDuif-^
ham. The rei%ins were broijight
"h^ ah’d^ PrbVi^t^^;^
day . Funeral services conducted
[bj^lReyl (^oxr of ?
She leavp>three ^;ns,, and. was
Albanyi^jlfe )fw^V(;^rch 31.-'
Supreme’ jGo^t Justice James
Aloysus 0'^^a.n j Demberat, of
New i Yopfc^i^f was elected Uni
ted Statest’^^^^tor tonight: by ^ the
Legislatiire after the most v pro
tracted strnj^le over this por
tion ‘ f^er ; iril the- .Empire
State. Oh'th^' finah' ballat; - tSie
final sikty‘-fourth, V he
rec^ v ii'ilil^voteis.: to, ‘SO.east" fpr
:Chauncey-M.iBepeW, whose terto
■expired:''March4. ■ v'^- .
The result was in doubt-aimost
iV3: t^ie minute; bf recoi’din^the
-'votes,- owing to tlie;U'ncertaiiity; as
to how rna« f. ^of the - D^ocratic
1hsurgeritS;,; >w^(>5 for ^ '6ver'''two
^bhths had p¥ev^ntei ie^kc-
tion because of their/oppositten
to Willi,am .F.^S'heehynv; Would'en-
ter' the 'seebhd' ^ucus 'which had
heeb adjburn^^d ^ frbm' iiay to day
since Monday.-;'''’--'V'-v.' '' : '
As the clbsb 'of a day of alhiost
continuous ^ hegotiatibhsJ ithe" !in-
sui^ents capitulated and Justice
G’(^rman'was . elected. A few
minutes before • the ballot vC’as
cast Jukice O’Gormanresigna
tion from the bench was filed at
the .office of the Secretary of
State, as a constitutional provis
ion would have prohibited his
election while holding the office
of Justice of the Supreme Court.
Wild applause marked the end
of the long contest and the legis
lature, di’^ven from the State
Capitol by WedneMays fire,
iquickly adopted a resolution ad
journing until April 17.
Daisy Hosiery Mill Robbed.
Eearly Monday morning, when
the firemah at the Daisy Hosiery
Mill went to start up his heat he
heard some one in the oiBce and
after arousing some one who
lives near it was found that the
combinatibn on the safe had been
worked and the safe rebbed -ofj
between $41 and $42. On Sun
day three strange men were in
itb^n v^itK a camera taking views .;
and made some views near tbis
, place.;) J Where they came from:
and how lar 'mey remains-
;t\j;(0; ^;|ys,terjesj - ^ ?f; t^ey- a/e i the
parties ^ ^
>^of’ Mrsi-t 3P£tMe#64i '4hd.j
Long.
V
ia:
and the flower beds will bloom.
i»W5
and explaining the mer-
orthern capitalists.
ill IE JlERURBAN
Belton, s:*. :6:i 00,-At
exactly 2:15 o’elbck this after
noon- ground was‘^%’bken f^^ the
nr&t tMe oh 'thfe; ^roadl^d of thb
1q^ end rf' tp' Piedmont and
Northern ^l^israyt The work
#a&'.feeguh abbUttwo mile^' belbW
to IboK Very imibh* Hfeeia
hien, ;tb
several
(to
but,'It' 'Was-t ■ ^hly^ -t
ernpon-
mg Wim':Shel^^'Whb
er of dli*t;
butltjintp:' ^
b j\
,:, ^re.s;nsb.oi^p,,1-i M)frci|"
negroes':.esc^pe'|i(-c^:
the Guilford county jail eai*ly
morning: by sa,\^|n^ - an
of'^e^.emer'steel a^sjp
taken from the bottp]|i>bi(a
and by digging, thrpugb^ ah iS-
in^|i .brick; ,vfia 11’. wiilr; 30-in,eh
jsteeVbed' slat.-. ,■ .l^e^i^egr^s,
e.s^pihg f rpni|heir csiges-vcfa^
edfthroi^lji a 0x12^
by 'sowing /.ttie.'-; iteel’ V ;-T|ie
Jailer discovei’€^ tn|i.es^ ^^:hen
hPrJ^i^e -his^.: ;U^l^pray,nd^^
o’cwk:this-,-]^^3fn^^^ '
irge,; Shexyiy,,
leg full,,o.tjibup^^.^ece|y,ed
wh^n ■h,^,vya.s 'r (;^t^re4,p:and:, ^;'|ie ,
:,bf
;|he..paih:i;' .'biiS;,) com^l^’i^lis;: bjeJ-Qg
.especialjy? .4 pvj tibe^blp^.,^^
-None ;>pf’, the'
retaken.' ’
•J-,-
'3 11
VI.’
i.J (;
High ^ai*ch iju.—iJ\'ego-
t^tionslwhjch have been
ress f®r several months: l^afcinif
to the repreanissation, of Vihe
infufe of Mrge Nf:^eS capi-
^1 have been coh^toated^ J.
Bii ©dice, Jii^d Df tKe^ Arhieneaft
Tofeaccp: GPiSipiiiiy i thei South?
ern Power Company,* %hieli iha*
recently; begun tj^e cp^t^tio«
|>f ra^ ;e3^l^ive, fci^l-
ley i4tni|isectie^^^
6. Brokayv,^ New' ybi-k’ mil^
jQ|iiai^,^are the ii^ihg &pMts iis;
th^ ^Otljets^
Abraliam'66bk^%!Bd- 'Ri- ^
jias©p,:‘b0tbbf beeo
aisaoci^j^ . ^-ojy #6ar
.CbiiipstjQiy •iorrmSihyK •3j^apf.,:^Aph«:
cajpi^l stock will be a^equ^fey
|nc:fe^d'an^ .
,^adie*"thS'iirf ^st'
the" ifissisiifipf. Ht?^’r:- ■ - •
with these plans the concei^^s
ei'atlS ^^ioinangi r^^^
:\[vfbich.;ia^taii^^:-t^ .tjlaist^
be ereetedf,,; T|>^v
with' me reorigai^izitioh. bf sthi
corporation by t^ie JDpke/jntereste
!comesAh4!repart tlk0:t ,.t|t|i^
$hbps: f bfrrthe ^ ^putihern ,
:C)bm|)aasiy’s I enterurb^f 4^
be |oca,tedin thisdty^ the aei^tral
pbint, i^i^acticany betvfee» G^:^n-
WoPdi S, i^f ,^ahd D^r?iarH;>N^
the termihalfe 'oi'
bulldiiig. -■ -
it Skw
^ x4.^hlVilie,.. AipiSl Witb - .bnlj
Shy^i^ah; and^^^
-:idw -wi^h hilh- 'ato-ihte- ;enel';
James H. Tillman^; once4feutefe^
an|;'^bve,¥np,rv $tf i vCaijcilinat
d|j^d3,h«!r^: tpn'lf
• fau
i
Se hus been heMfe
' l,;AsheV]ffe,'A^M1^2.^
,'tb'ward fri's Wd' tb*iii^'d^^^h’,-'’i]^v.,
C.''''6v»/'e'ri '6^' 'piihdler',‘yesteitday
lell Wt 'Str'etehed'^ '^r*b^t^ie=b%d.
dead: ' He 'Md'^bmpI^fnbiJ' of-
feelitig uhWell lhd:: Ka,d¥ehiaSh;ed
in his room ^ while other -members
of the family went' 'todinner.
‘Hearihg: the' hoise, bf a; fall;-’:MsJ
wife rushed into the* rPbm tP fihd,'
her husband dead. He was a
prominent;; Bapta^t; m^iister of
this county and secretary of the
county,Farmei's Cb; operative;and
Educational Union. Surviving
are his wife and several child
ren . Death is said to have been
due to an attack of apoplexy.
to take hourishMi^nld'j'*' Late! .'t!5i3
?aftern(^tiji(e.h^,^£^^ te^a.k*
■eri iahd.^bput--^;3p//
K&oB.t^mmediitefe.
was one of t-he pohtic)^li>l,qa^|^-s
in S.outh ;.GKoJin-a,^; to x‘ne
Hinc’ifc;UhitM ^ ' fe'eriator
Benj^ih':'R;'T*inhMi;■' -
In 1903, following' edi^bi^ai
eriticigm in the iVC-olumbia
:he Ishot-s^ndi k^iled: bn thevstreetis
of Columbia the > leditori of that
?paper,>'N:; Gii..Gonzales...! A jury
later acquitted him of the^chai^e.
of murder. ;
The body wifi, ."be .taken today
to the old Tillman homeat Edge
field, $. C., ,for burial.
Resolutions of Respect.
Will
, ,.Why be botl3ier^j'Vfit)i(inf:!tj^^
glksse.s'lvnew yPU 'irst
class ispec^«lef i^nd' '^m/^ssesi
correctly iadjus^ted: at, a m^erate
fVr
surprise birtna.ay amner
at the children coul
.0
unxiayl
ty#ourtl|
i?.e fac|
not an ge
Whereas in His infinite wisdom,
the Supreme Counciller of the
universe has seen fit to ball from
labor to reward the soul of our
brother, William F. Griffeth, ^hd,
Whereas, the depair ted brother
has, by bis cBeerful ^is^ositibh
and strict adhbrbnce to the right,
endeared himseli tpthej^em
of. Purity Cpuncil, Npi. 22,1)au|h^
ters of Liberty, of vvhich.h© Was
a member,
Therefore be it Resolved:
Firsts ";POhat!^Jn . the death,; oi-
stamed ^ great loss, ahd a seat is
vacant which never cap be filled.
^Second: That we realize fully
^>'lp^;^to th^iamil5ip|.bi^^de-,
pa«tefi Mbthet, -and:? extend ^
theji^pui|»#st M
momshing thbm 'IveW: Ibolffo^>
consolation and guidance to Him,
who err§ not and t^ Whose will
we hoMi'£ iJwet&i^il ‘^'ui^issferK'
Third: that a copy bf these
resolutibnt be -^Pl'ead ,-upoii. the
minuteW this ® rfc® M v«^p£
be sent to the grief stricken fa-
ro^Llfp®aSP»m
(X
Mrs. S. W. Stafford,
■il
Connty StinciiiV Schbol Conveotio&.
The semiannual meeting: jf the:-
Alamance County Sunday;^chopl
Coriyention was hbld ih the M- K
Church at Qrahain Batuf d^y and.
Sunday. Rev. J' ■ D. Andrew,
President resigned vacancy Ailed
by the election of iL, 'W. iHolt
The office of Ylee Presiflent'wa^»
hiade vai^S^nt by the death pi Thos
McVey> Rev. Andrew was elecA*
ed Vice President and made chair
ifl^h bf the'Eitecutive Gi^^
ifeir'Vie^^^
ship was selected as the-phne for
the ne% regular ^semjannt3^al
meeting to be heM Ai^uest 27
,ai^.d 28^11ie:boi##tipn;was iai^
ay %ttended^ Mfer few w03^
of welcome by Rev. Vickers th.^
following addresses, were deliver
ed:Rev. J. 0.: Andrew*
.im«ian€ ef ^
" ' srs '
Larie Boys and Girls"*, ,^v.
,W. C. Wicker ■‘Home Dewt-
D ^WilUams Sh€
NohMi^(j*ch? feoer, Rey-
Curry ' ‘Soul ^Winning” Proifep.
garj|i‘||[ij^ii} Study^’&jf
(Sicr^Generai.^^
$ei(iifciB^..|^ining -Q^s
“Rev. E. C. MurrayD. DJ'^dh
eil^MWPf iBipl W. T.
sett^W^Se'Comliunity*’ %b.
offman ‘ ‘To the Churcjjat