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HOCinr lUiMOttiAL SAPTfST
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. Adsau Avenm bb4 H«il SCtoaC
Say. JtMtt W. Bom, Paatw.
Fr«iiehing' ev«ry Fonrtk Scaday •t
11:00 A. M. alKl 8 :00 P. U.
Syndkj ScWI twf Swrf»7 at 8:30
A. M
Pray«i Meeting Weinc«lay, 8:00 P.
*•
LadiM’ Aid Societj' FM Sunday At-
tarnooD.
ETiSCOI'AL CHUBCH.
Chuftk Tke H4y Caatfaitcr.
Ike Rev. John B«nnei« Qibble, Baetor.
cn^KSi'
■aat Oawla Btiiat
Ba*. Gao^ L. Cn^, Paatar.
haadbC Senrka* avcry Sanday at
11.-00 A. M., and £:«0 P. if.
PnjtT MaaiUsfi Wednesday 8:00 K
Ki . ■
tadiaa’ Aid and MiariiwMy SocMte
a*ary Hwday aftanMoii after Flw
Soi^y ta aM^ nMntk.
3MitiBa fodttavw Sei^ mttu •>
7dW Evai^ &wday Bvaninc.
SonSay Sdunol, 9:30 A. M. If. A
, Mile, SnpeHntendMit ,
(kod Bamea ^ Fhfiatbea danaii
Yoa aca Invtted, t« atcaad all tkaa*
■' serHeea.
mcm^ laiL vsiniim crnr d»
Assmm*.
Vice CeatialaAe Bc^aita 2tS WaatM
ef' (^acalianaUe' ,CMme(ef, bi tlv
Maaatei* Ctty.
Serricea «very Sunday, lltOO A. M.
and 8:0a P. M.
. Holy Comnunioii: First Sunday, 11:09
A. If., Third Sunday, 7;S0 A. X.
Hdy and Saint’s Days, 10:00 A. M>
Sunday School 9;S0 A. U.
The public is cordially invited.
All Pews Frae. Fine Tasted Clu>ir.
S^^RONT »TRE£T M. S. CHUBCB;
soum
R«v. D. H, Tattle Pastor.
resce to those who enter.
Blessing's to those who go.
'breaching every Sunday, 11:00 A.
lf.'8ad 8:00 P. If.
Sacrament of the Lcrd’a Supper
offering for Church charities, Firat
Sunday ’n each month.
Sunday School, every Sunday, 9:S0
A. M,
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 8.00 P.
M.
Board of. Stewards meet an Monday,
8:00 P. M., after Fourth Sunday of
each month.
Woman’s Ifissionary Society meats
«:00 P. M., on Monday, after 1ft
aad 3rd Sundays.
Parsonage, next door to Church, Front
Street.
Paster’s Telephone, No. 168.
Rinjr-r-Talk—Hang TJp—^“Busy.''
MACiBDOinA LEJTHSBAN
CHUBCH,
^nt 'Street.
Rev. t. S. Brows, Paster.
Morning Service 11:00 A. M. *
' ys»p*r* 8:00 P. M.
Service* every Sunday except ttw
morning of Third Sunday.
Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Prof. I, 3
Robertson, Sopt.
Tsscfcers’ Meeting Wednesday 8:00
-P. M. (Pastor's Study).
Woman's Missionary Society, Firai
Thnrsrijty. Monthly, 3:S0 P. M,
L. C. B. Society, Secomi I'harsday
Monthly,, 8:00 P. M.
Voiing People’s Meeting, Second Sun
day at 8 P. M
AVENUE M. E. CHUBCH
SOUTH.
Bar. E. C. Oarham, Factor.
Preaching every first Sunday at 11:01
A. M., and 8:00 P. M. Second Stia-
day art 8:00 P. M.
Siiaday School entry Sunday at 10:M
A. M.
A, M. H. F. Moore, 8apa(tBtan4aaat.
svafyaody
BAPTtST CVOBCa.
Bev. M. W. iMdt. Pastor.
Sunday Worship, ll:Od A. aac,
8:00 P. M.
Sunday School at 9:W A. M. 3. li.
VertMHi, Superintendent.
Praise and Prayer Services, Wedsra-
day at 8:00 P. M.
Christian Culture CiasS, Saturday a
8.00 P. It
OiDreh Confemice, Wednesday b*-
fora First Siuday of eacik month
7:80 P.
Obaerviinee of Lord’s Supper, Firu>
Sunday in each month.
Woman’s Union, l^st MoniUy of eae^
Month, S:30 P. M.
Ash«viUe, jun« ’iifi.—That titere are
226 -rmata here who are making
their living hy ptuUcipating in . ihe;
•oeial evil waa t^ statonent of the
Vte. Canuoission which was made at
yesterday’s meeting of repivsentative
Asheville eitiiens invited to att^ a
aaaaion called by Jud^ J. Fraiser
Glenn^ of tl» city pdiee cowt. tnM
meeting, adopted resolittaa«ta aAing
the city and county to build a hom
of refuge for these unf»iwiate wo-
r.'ien and a committ^ was named to
investigate the advisability or re-«s^!
tablishing die eiegregated district
^ich was eradicated several months
ago. Strong addresses in favor and
against the sergregated distri^ were
.made at yesterday’s meeting.
The Vice Commission branded pre
sent conditions as deplorable.
PR«SB¥TEBU» CHUBCH.
Rev. Donald Melver, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at 11:00 A. M
and 8:00 P. M.
Sunday School at 946 A. M. B. B
Sellars, Superintendwt.
Prayer Meeting, Wadncsday at 8;Ufl
P. M.
The Public is cordially invited to all
services.
MINE RESCUERS TOO LATE;
FIN'D ENTOMBED .MEN DEAD.
Dug Fourteen Days in Effort to Reach
Workmen Caught by Csive-in at
Neck City, Mo.
Joplin^ Mo., June 24.—Rescue work
ers, after foui-teen days of toil,> dus:
their way into the face af the Lons-
acre-Chapman mine at Neck City
this afternoon, and on top of a pil;
of timbers found the bodies of Daniel
Hardendorf arid Reed Taylor. The
~.sn upparon.Hy had been dead sever',1
days.
Last Thursday morning when the
rescue crew tapped on an air Uiie
pipe running through the drift they
repoi-ted they had received a response
from .the imprisoned men.
Four other men, who were at work
in the min e.when the cave-in occur
red were rescued alive five days later.
VKAjtTKW
LAWS.
ELBCnON
ivy Ktbtnm PMictttHcat*
Agaisit T«te B«yen Ik WUauag-
toa EleetieB.
Wilmington, June SO,—Juat before
bang discharged for. the term early
thi* ttftemoon, the suptiriM court
grand jory, which has been engaged
almost et^tinually since Monday in
pro^inc the alleged violation of the
ijteetion laws in the last nunict-
pal eaaqwign, retomed psreaentments
•^oba^iy 10 or 20—^presoBiably
against persons allege to have uwd
or other' tUags of value, to
buy and bifluence votes. The jneaant-
ments. were handed down to Judge
Bovndtreei who, after glueing over
on^ of them, sealed the envelope and.
then thanked the Jury for its service
in investigatihg the alleged yiolatipus
election laws and stated that the
setviee would doubtless ever prove a
blesaing to this community. He said
Aat the presentments would be turn
ed over to the nex grand jury for
acioh. Judge Roundtree probably
will preside, as he says he is deter
mined to brealt up vote buying in Wil
mington. ,.
The jury also recommended thiat
steps be taken to prevent the exhi
bition of pictures of an imittoral na
ture at moving picture thearers.
71m Itatiao soidief is not o«i/
ae^rely drilled but lie ia al«o expect
ed to p«form a g«od many duties
not usually regarded as fiUiinc with
in tJ>e requirement* military stf ■
vice. It is consider^ incumbent on
every man wearing the Xing’s uni-
fonn to give aid whenever and where
ver it rosy be needed for the pro
tection of life and property, against
crime, accident or disa^r, and wiien*
ITALY LOOKS FOB LONG WAS.
MwutiwM Fa«t«(ic* Are BmwiiBg Day
Aad Night.
Rome, Jiiae 27.—via Paris—Kalian
military authorities today asserted
that all the arms, ammnnitkm and
«v.r a calamity befall»~^h as tte factories in the kingdom
recent «arthquake-the flrst TUove is night, making
always to send tr«ps to asrist the ’■**^5' poasibJlity of a eontin-
suffering. That U one reason why y*««-
Italy re^itds her army with alTectiai ^ —
M her protector at home as wdl as j BwrUagton .Chautauqua—aevea hig
her defender against foreign aggres- daya—June M to July 6w
CHBISTIAM CHUBCH.
CoTMtr Church and Davh Straeta.
Rev. A. B. Kendall, D. D., Pastnr.
Preaching every Sunday 11:00 A. M.
and 8:00 P. M.
Sunday School. 0:46 A. M. John B.
Foster, Superintendent.
Senior, Intermediate and Junior £ln-
deavor Societies meet for worship
every Sunday evening at 7:00 P. M..
Mid-Week Prayer and Social Service,
every Wednesday at 8:00 P. M.
Wonian's Home and Foreign Mission
ary Society meets on Monday after
the first Sunday in eacli month.
Mrs. Ada A. Teague, Pres.
Ladies* Aid Soci^y meets on Mond-
^ay after the second Sunday ir. eacti
month, at 8:00 P. M. Mrs. W. R.
Sel’ars, Pres.
A cordial invitation extended to sit.
A Chntch Rome for Visitors and fot
Strangers.
THE STRAWBERRY * CBOP IN
TENNESSEE,
PANAMraUFWA EX?8Si-
TiON
SsB IHego, C«L
PAj^AMAPiiGlFH; INTERNA-
TIONAL
^>an Franclsoii Cat
VARIABLE BOUTE TOURS
—asid—
itEDUCEn ROUND-TBIP PABB8
—via—
MtiFSUI I WESTERN Ull-
SAl
March 1 to November 39, ISIS.
V1EBY LIBERAL STOP-OVEB PBIV
ILEfiES
The Best Bante to the
WEST and NOBTHWGST.
Fint Claaa and Mixed Car Tiefcets
Semeaeekers Fsrea t« Many Peiets.
PULLMAN SLEEPEBS ——
^DDi|N6 CABS.
All Irfomation upon Apptieation to
W. C SAUNDERS,
Genera] Passenger Agent,
M. F. ERAGG,
Traveling Passetsgar Agvat,
BCANOSE. VA.
Chattanooga, Tenn,, June 29.—Over
70U solid carloads of strawberries have
been shipped from the East Tennes
see section an.i p»nts south of Chat
tanooga to Cincinnati and other west
ern markest during the season now
coming to aclose, according to ii^re.i
of the Queen and Crescent Route,
over which practically the entire «;rop
moved. The great bulk of this move
ment comes from stations north of
Chattanooga on the C, N. O. & P. Ry.
A number cf cars also come from
points on Southern Railway iii Salt
Tennessee, the total from these two
sections for this year running over
six hundred cars. Eighty cars came
from Cuba, Ala., and other stations
in that territory on the Alabama
Great Southern Railroad, There were
a few scattering shipments making
up the total.
The crop this year was much larger
than last year, but despite this fact
good prices were realized, ero>7ers
receiving an average of ?1.75 a crate,
or about $700.0C a car, which will
mea nthat this year practically $500,-
dOO.OO has been brought jnto this sec
tion for strawberrie.c alone, giving
the growers a handsome profit and
furnishing employment to a lar^e
number.
CRIPPLES FATHER’S CAR, EMP.
TIES HJS SHOTGUN, ELOPES
WITH HULSEY,
Eockmart, Ga., June 24.—Cupid
scored today by taking out the valves
of an irate lather s auto tires and hid
ing them so they could not be found.
This prevented the chasg until it was
too late. Mr. Buford Hulsey had been
trying for more than a week to steal
away Miss Inez Peek from her fath
er’s home at Byrd station. But a
handy shotgun had kept the would-bS
bridegroom at bay. Attempt aftur
attempt had failed, until the genius
of the bride came to the rescue. Her
first move was to send her trunk by
some duse to Rockmart. This • she
did several days ago and had it stored
at o friend’s house. Next she slip
ped all thj shells out of her father’s
gun and hunted up all the others tliat
could be found on the table, Tlien
she went to her father’s garage and
let all the air out of the tires and to
make sure she removed the valires and
hid them. At this time the mail
train pullet^ up and her father went
to perform his regulat.- ^,uty puttinjj
the mail on the train.
On a prearranged signal by tha
bride an auto came by picking up the
bride-to-be. They arrived in Rock-
mart and were married by Rev. C.
M. Li.ohan.
It is free—^it tells hov/ you can have
local and long distance telephone Ser
vice in your honae at veiy small cost.
Send for it today. Write nearest Bell Tele
phone Manager, or
FAKMERS' LINE DEPARTMENT
POINT FOR BUILDERS,
In Icttirsg the eontract for a resi
dence or other building, it would be
a good idea to consult your architect
on the relative costs of the difFe>*ent
materiaU. Ask him about the iidvan-
tr.gcs of a slate roof, whether in the
long run this roofing wil" not be cheap
er than one of shingles. The fire
hazard is not great, the insurance
cost is much less thnn fot a shingU
roof, and the wear is negligible. The
archtitact might give you any num
ber of pointers that will save you
money and preserve ycur building.
THREE STILLS SEIZED.
Asheirille, June 27.—^Three large
distilleries were destroyed by officers
in Transylvania county, according to
reports made at the local headtiUar-
ters today. The thr^ plants were
seized during tht; later ptat of the
week and all showed the effficte of
recent operations.
"HENCHSIA.N,"
The Roxboro Courier lashes itseli
into a mild frenzy;
“Senator Simmons and his hcnmen,
J. W. Bailey and A, D. Watts,” is the
way a certain daily in this state re
ferred to these gentlemen a few days
sine*;. TMs inelegant language, as
applied to these gentlemen, and wo
are surprised that any reputable
■journal in this state would allow a
i regular correspondent to refer to men
I of their prominence. JJo man in the
.state stands higher in the estimation
jOf the people than does Senator Sim-
imon.s,, and the otliar two are high
I ioiiid, and to our fc.nowledg® as to Jine
I of them, Clwistian gentlemen, and
I such language should not be tolerated
I in high class jcizrnalisr!.” ^
j Tiie primary or literal meaning of
j the word, leaving out of eonsidara-
'tion its derivative meaning, which is
ob.solcte, is, as used by Scott and da-
i fined by Webster, the gillie, or right
hand man of a highland chieftain; “a
i trusted followe/- and suppci ter. ’ And
s highland chief in the time of Scott
j commonly rated himself and v.'as rated
I by his clan as about the same as a
king, if not a little betioJ-.
Might one advise the Ku^„iO paper
against yielding to such violcn pre
judice against the mere appearance
of a word? A dictionary i.! a handy
thing to have around.
Burliagtoa ChauUaqoa—seven big
dsye—Jsne SO to July 6.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
M
CAKES and CANDIES
Reduced In Price, All Twenty*
Cent Cakes and Candy now
10c - - - Ten Cents - - -
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, full line of Fancy Groceries.
When you trade at this store yon do not have to pay other
people’s debts. Nothing delivered. Nothing charged.
Your patronage solicited,
Ralph’s Place
"THE LADIES’ STORE.”
Give Us Your Orders
FOR
Peas, Soy Beans, Late Seed Irish Potatoes, r’river Seed, and
other grain you expee to need for late pianiing, if we do
not have it in stock, will order it for you at lowest
market price.
WE ALSO
Have full line of Corn, Oats, C. S. Mea! and Hulls, Sweet
Dairy and Horse Feed, Shipstaff, Bran, Good Bread Meat
and all kinds of produce.
WE ARE
Exclusive Agents for J, ALLEN SMITH'S PEERLESS, and
MOUNTAIN CITY Fine Feed. Also DAN VALLEY and
MELROSE Flour and Feed, whicii is the VERY BEST!
:: Come To Headquarters ::
MERCHMS SllPPLy COMPANY
Burlington
and
Graham. N. C