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THE CONCORD TIMES Sherrill, EMltor and Fubllarier. rt tot Tatr , -zzzzzrzizrz J PUBU8Hgp TWICB A WEEK. V.N $! GO n Yr. Du In AUviino VOL. XXXVI. concord; n. a, Thursday, November it, 1910 NO. 41 THE MATTER SOLVED. nrVeze Buildings and Equipment at Mount Pleasant to be Donated to Collegiate Institute Consolidated College to be at Hickory A Happy Soltrtion. jVirr-r Times: I-desire to cor ''an article I notice in your issue 7f liti) inst. headed: "Plan of Synod ft Union College is Abandoned.' ' What transpired in our Joint meet- in vSaiisbury isn't ready for pub licktion : however, I can say to those interested that we will have ready to 'present t the two synods a proposi- Ln which will satisfy the most over- ,ti(UJ i c 4 vj zeaKus ir.e rawer ox. ciuuvr iue two oou- a proposition wnicn means mucn for Lutheran education in North Car olina and a proposition which does move North Carolina College to Hick However, remember that North Carolina Ollege at present is only in uarce And we remove only the good il'l. The college buildings and equlp ttcsi'ts located at Mt. Pleasant are do nated to the Collegiate Institute, which is to be maintained as an instU tuii'n of the two synods in the pres ait lcaton with its present curric ulum maintained.' Mont Amoena st.:Li::ary is likewise to be maintained l an institution of the two synods at j.rc nt location. , The cuMsolidatdl educational prop rt (- ! tlie two synods shall be con .,,...! an. I o c-iated by one joint It ;ioi of trustees, said board to be of (.y.ia! iiiunl.e s from each synod. Kach synod pools its own property free of debt or assumes' same and en- U:? t! (. joint board with no claims or All bugbears or objections are euMKiiattd and it doesn't seem possi ble for the most prejudiced or over- zealous 10 oojeci THE METHODIST CONFERENCE. It i3 Probable that Rev. Plato Durham Will Go to Atlanta or Wilmington, The Western N. C. Conference at Wins ton-Sale rn 'was called to order yesterday moinin? at 9 o'clock, Bish op Hendrix presiding. Rev. W. L. heiriJJ was uiianimous ly re-elected secretary. Reports were read from Greensboro Female College, Davenport College, Weaverville College, showing these in stitutions o be in a healthy and growing condition. There are twelve young ministers knocking at the 'door of the confer ence for admission this year. It is not unlikley that a new dis trict will be added to the Conference at this session, formed from a part of the Winston and a part of the Mt., Airy districts. This will give the Con ference 12 districts and will make nec essary one addition to the cabinet. The correspondent of the Charlotte Observer has the following in regard to .Rev. Plato Durham's sermon Tues day night : Rev. Plato Durham, pastor of Cen tral church, Concord, preached Tues day night the opening sermon of ' the conference. Mr. Durham is one of the most popular preachers of the conference. No minister in the State is more often called on for sermons and addresses on special occasions, and he is always up to a high stan dard. His sermon was on the life of the prophet Amos. A large congrega tion heard Mr. Durham. His sermon was replete with beautiful thoughts and lessons. The following is from the corres pondence of the Charlotte Chronicle: It is the subject of Conference talk that Rev. Gilbert T. Howe is being ME FLO WE ALL RIGHT. does mean, however, the -qlimlna- ur?eti ,to transfer ,to the Memphis Con tbnofreat waste, better facilities in ference, in order to become pastor of Lutheran education in North Carolina and sihooth sailing for those anxious .to help in advancing same. More later. B. L.. UMBERGER, Member of Commission. Entertainment at Mt. Pleasanit Other Mt. Pleasant Notes. the First church, Memphis; also that his sendees are desired by one of the Atlanta churches, in the North Geor gia Conference. While it is true that the preachers in the Methodist Episco pal church,- South, receive their ap pointments from the bishops, the term "called"- is not an uncommon one in this Church at present. It is a Con An entertainment will be given by t.erence -rumor also that Rev. Plato T. the .students of Mont Amoena Semi- Durham has received a "call" from nary Thanksgiving night in the stuay an Atlanta church, and also a church tall at that institution. A Iqw admis- in the North Carolina Conference, con lee win De cnargexi, xor ine Dene- uraee cnurcn, Wilmington, it is fit of the library, fund. At the con- known that Rev. T. A. Smoot, who has elusion of the program an informal just closed his pastorate -at the latter receptioin will be tendered by the church, has been transferred to the students. Virginia Conference, and the mdica- Miss Blanche Blackwelder will at- tions are that he will be appointed tend the Conferential Convention held pastor of-Epworth church, Norfolk, at Mt. Ilermon church, near Concord, Judging from the before Conference Saturday, as delegate from the Semi- rumors, several members of this Con- narv Missionary-Society. ference will be transferred to other Mrs. N. R. Richardson received a Conferences, and several members of telephone message this morning stat- other Conferences will be received by ins her mother was in a dying condi- transfer into this. tion at her home in Greensboro. Mrs. Richardson left .at once for her mother's bedside. It is orobable that the business houses will follow custom this year PERSONAL UENTION. Soae of the People Ucrt xzd Else- where Who Cost asi Go. Mr. V. D. Pembertta U s pen din; the day in Salisbury. Mr. T. W. Smith, Jr., is spending the day in Charlotte. Mr. M. D. Sticklev u In. Charlotte I in Winston-Salem ou legal business. Mrs. M. U Marsh and little Mb Helen Marsh hare go- to Chariui, today. Mr. Randolph WinecofT. of No. 4 township, has gone to Greensboro on business. Nothing to Prevent Hhn from Qnali- tying 23 ConntyXoramfssinner. When it became known here that Mr. P. II. Washburn, of the 34th sen atorial district, had lost his seat in the Senate on account of his fail are to comply with the law by holding the sheriff's office of McDowell county at the time he was elected to the Senate, it was immediately rumored around that Mr. W. W. Flowe would be un able to qualify as a county commis sioner by reason of the Tact that he was a member of the board of alder men at the time o fhis election. Sec tion 25 of the Constitution of North Carolina, which Mr. Washburn failed to comply with, is as follows : "The term of office for senators and members of the" house of repre sentatives shall commence at the time of their election." Seetion 7 of the Constitution pro vides in substance that no person who holds any office or place of trust or profit in this State shall hold or ex orcise any other office under the au thority of this State. Mr. Flowe 's term of office as a mem ber of the board of countv commis sioners begins the first Monday in De cember, and as he has previous! y. re signed as a member of theboard of aldermen there is nothing to prevent him from qualifying as a commis sioner. Lutheran Conference at Mt. Hermon. The Southern Conference of The North Carolina Lutheran -Synod con vened this" morning at Mount Ilermon church. The Conference was opened by an address by the president, Rev. J. in Charlotte, after spending several A. Linn, of Rockwell.. About twenty- weeks here the g-uests of Mrs. G. II. five ministers and an equal number of Rutledge my uwaies nave ueea appoimea to Mrs. N. R. Richardson, of Mount J11 ,, v. v.. x . pleasant, passed through the city yes- eran church, and Mr. C A. Cook, a beeQ summoneJ there on. account 0 ueit-uie iK'm same uuurcn. eut ii,A :n . c i rC , ,TT -i the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. iU 'i.uuui, iicj mull imj uiuiiiiug i J I yy Stone iena trie uoruerence. BISHOP KILGO ATTACKS iDUHHAU'S Y. IL CL A. Mcrt Hj Otcra Ksu Art Zdzs Co&desrs D si han't Popular Jletcnl TUstd tit 2Iaxttt Tcat. for Yoo Men Objeclt t Ittj -Thm phdii& .a tt Vay Shower BatlsL Grs&iUai aid Peel 7Vi-S ia AiUsUe Uihop John C. Kissu prtal tie Vrzte lit: at is,tnml iiL tia ieraoa at Trinity MctKodtt chafth rtry m Urz jwcUjr it ststs U T IlArtMl1 Pnt yesterday Jeaj Siid Ucto His, Ttoa ShaJt tr rdlt. Hart row Lor the Lord Thy GvJ With all Thy rr Uiu tUr4 tztxUl 3. With tbti a hi thetce DUhosilTVtiiv aru r CM3 OCO wrt v Kilgo condemcfd ia ktroaj lenc the irat.j rr i:s$cr.eJ a&s&aUy. Young Men's Christian AvNctatUa. tAr ile ia;rrt hardly rtl tiran, ana uiia an lar anaiirar asd O fcut 11a an 1 ay Mreaa. 'itu u tt hrt 1 i-aimia, niB ad aia great com rr. a auase at, aiaii. 1 u with tta shower baths Dn3satici and I $U0,000. AUat lh iuai toint W Messrs. E. C. and J. A Bamhardt I Pl tabid, atatiag that the t4 (o fo!rd by raiJum. lrot.mA spent yesterday afternoon in Charlotte verjthia but the true Ccrwtiaa re- prar.e, tul cij4an6oa ia Ut !e on business. on. l crrjuM m Ue itrrport 1 tilarA44 Miss Anna Oner hae retnrnil f ram I . . ,1 " . I --. C u-.a u.nK tHeaven, stating that it wU indeed Ualaati i.d t-ecat er terr nrttifi- hard to own an automobile and not toI sld or the t'rutitnc mner -uisses ua and Luna lhomiieon, ot urea tne fcaoaata. I ihisz that i prtatinauv t-wdeJ u i, aIlSDury, are visiting their t-ister, ot more man a hundred Jaauiics the owner of tttci airtadv' roin aal jir. a. j. lorke. I in iuu city Know waat it is to nave &eannr ffiw t. Uik'tin tK- Prof. Walter Thompson lias jrone to !.Ta lf ,n 1 !lr T f of no wlue. Cmaerela :.St Winston-Salem to attend the Western . , inC X. .U l . require tfct at. - v - - - i a i . . . x . a x -1 a t i ... iue meaiocrs oi me lanuiy arciia xnei iiaars :ibroujrbtnit the fear and that rvery ward in Kansas; City went parlor enjoying themselves. the tratherir be eontbrteJ on rvn. aLTaiUM proniDlllon. ine maioritV 'Mherft arA a nrrh wlin. mnn &jn im ..t.. given an extra hve-doilar bill, will j iiap-harard. sanction wron among their ; mem- A Feneration ajro Koce of the fruits ben?, added Dr. Kilgo. I uititiom-d atwvo at bJivir.ir tra Im- In closing his sermon Hi.hop Kiigo hrM until rrccntlv wrre rtrarde! wante-u more oi tne real icrvent spirit as ..adapt,! to .eaittvaltm ta tit to enter the hearts of every ope, an- country but cvenU lnc that tlrse swenng the services of an unepmpro- have tpoLta fr tlrxeUe, A tia.ilar mism? Almighty, who never swerved I mcreae n the pnlnr tion t nut dar- against the drys was bout -0,000. Mrs. II. M. Barrow, who has been visiting friends here, left this morn ing for Norfolk, where she will spend the winter months. Misses Dora Jvrueger and Hilda Holmes have returned to their home in His purpose. SAYS HARMON IS STRONGEST. Luther' Manship, Three Badly Hurt. Raleigh Dispatch, 16th. Mr. A. H. Mooueyham. wife of a member of the mercantile corpora- asrain and cdose up their places of bus- tion of Dobbin-Ferral Co. here, and mess for Thanksgiving. two nesrro women, both from Durham Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 1C, 1910. were probably fatally injured this af ternoon during the big flying ma chine and automobile meet. It was wgovernor oi luississmpi, win ap- fl m -a onfc arn 0a nr par at the Auditorium Mt. Pleasant, f g - WooUcott mana of the nday evening, November 2oth, un- MotQr Car and Garage Co d the auspices of the Institute and and Woollcott were speeding a arv. . ,av or p,a s nim iuh T t i il. . i " J i (lii.'pnn fiiT ormiTin rno topb i tvi ' w UUbUUWii m. " - while the flying machines were being prepared for flight. Mr. Woolcott was at the wheel when the car passed over a depression in the track and skidded on a curve nearest the fair the The opening sermon was preached Tonight Starkey Players in -Brown today by Ro7. J. A. Linn, ot Rockwell of Harvard." In the afternoon Revs. II. A. Mc- Cullou-h, R L. Patterson and R. A. ifH Starkey Players pre- tory in 1912. General Latrobe Discnsses Presiden tial Possibilities. Baltimore Sun. Of the three Pres ities Wilson, IHx a Ferdinand C. Latrobe believe that Harmon is the strongt atid most loirieal to lead the Democrats to vic ing the next 'decade it not at all Ira probable. It ha bf-a fu nl that jKrans are adapted to this rlimate and many acre of th irtj ha ter. plantcl in the, piedmont eotinn f the Carolina -durinjr the pat few yearn. Pcoplfe who oa walnut, hick' ml HarmJij-O.n. r.Ml",e.R0W.,hj,t ,h,,r. rr" "?-a unri nnu 10 .sonie prrnii irofa tara. And the people of thi ection prnc nU ly are tjegmning to take oref rich trees and to fdaiit more of tbeta. I - A. II II.. i . ITT F ' 1 I . . a . a Goodman read essays, on which there Penien . lue -"-omesieau. ine "Harmon is strong in the West," was n general discussion. company is iar Dener xnan many oi said General Latrobe, 'and I think The following is the Drojrramme for tbe attractions hat have been seen he is big enough to make himself felt. tomorrow : 9 :30 a.m. Devotional Service Rev. W. C. Buck. 9 :45 a. m. Business. 11:00 a. m. Sermon, Rev. C. A. Brown. . 1:30 p. m. Discussion, "The Apos tles' Creed." 1. Essay, "Our Faith in God the Father," Rev. H. M. Brown; In the Cotton Belt Charlotte Chronicle. In its weekly-review of th ather and the cni, The New Orlcam Pic-' here. , lonight they present "Brown Wilson comes from too small a St a ot Harvard,77 tomorrow night "Man yew Jersev and Dix is too recent. and the Brute," Saturday matinee, I think Harmon is the man. I re- ayune-saya that the weather during "St. Elmo." Mr. Starkey stated last member 'way back in 1867 when there the past week ha been generally fa night that his version of St.: Elmo was w-a? talk of the West controlling the vorahle for the rapid harvesting of different from the one night stand, as Government. It was said then, during the cotton crop. There in naturally he gives in his version the duel be- Johnson s term, I think, that if the tU much talk a to the darcage done tween Murray Hammond and St. people didn't look out the national by the recent freeze, but as nearly al Elmo, and the death of Aaron Hunt, control would be centered in the ways happens in uch cae tT proV 2. Essay. "Our Faith in God the Saturday night, "Tempest and Sun- West. That was in 18G7.' and even as shine will be jnven. fax back at that the West was con sidered a dominant factor in Presi- Special Train to Richmond. dentral elections. It is even more -n TIir Sonthpm R.iilwav will onerate now, as nearly everyone will agree. I j - L I . i . . Jt i t T nr a fecial train from Charlotte to Rich mnK nowever, tnai narmon is sum- Son," Rev. H. E. H. Sloop; 3. Essay, "Pur Faith in God the Holy Ghost," Rev. L. B Spraeher. 2 :30 p. m. General Discussion. 3:00 t. m. The Call to World able that the damage has not be a a great as reiortel. A the crop is now made, however, it is merely a queviioa of picking and ginning, hence before many weeks the frit)'. return should furnish a reliable line on the ilre o Eranrpli7.itmn. Address. "From the L,i ctKoii nme cientlv well known in the est, and m " eid. rrot now being out ot . 0 j i i atLUUU l J i- iud tuiuc i ..... . i IaL e , . Home Land," Rev. J. P. Miller; Ad- between the Universities of North the East, too, to take-hold of the sit- the way as an influence, and as the drAas 'f'Pmm. i.he. Ljinda Revond j ir:.;:n tu uation. ? crop may do conmuerci as made, tht ... - 1 j 7 I 1ilIUllUil Li 111 1 11 111 lO.. JLUXi 11U1U Kill ... . .. ..I . . Rev.'H.iA. Trexler. . hMW ChnrlotiP nt 7-4n r, m.. Novem- I want to tell you one thing,7' said I feason esumatei and crtp pmmj TTnn Ar R SHfTclPv will address the oo.j t?;.t, a the General in a half-confidential is upon us. AN commonly' happens. uci Jiu. aim 'Win aiinc 111 iiauuiuaui - . , ennfATPnpe next fJnndav morning on xt u.oia -f tone. "The country has rot rid of opinions are as diverge as llu indind- ' J O U Li, 1X1.. iW CU1UC1 tJltlli aUU(lClUl 11- I . m 1 1 1 l it the Sunday school work. IphvJ ! BinhTnond at midnight No- tw great nuisances, f he Democrats uals who make them, ranjrin;: all the vrnh.r ofh Th mnnd trfn fflrp have contributed one and the itepuD- irom iwuw j Mrs. "navia "Entertains. e n i v.- hra ru. heans the other, and I think they're oai. ine process or re.iontr.g by 1IUU1 Will UC irx.JJ. XUCI. . .. , , n I l. T L. I . .:.!.. . Mrs. Iverson I. Davis. Jr.. entertain- frm'n will Mnt of Pnllman sinin tb settled Brjan and itooseveit. x m.y uO"S rsumaiei nsinj; star of Mississippi, a born ac tor," and Onie TIppA savsr that he ' . W - stands on the crest of his profession. hejias t lie highest endorsement-from he Inst judges in the country, and IJ mi.., 1 - l - m rrl, nl.l "uiuuuuie an ins siones.oj. me , M nA ninnfraA y,MirV-' th atn and the Old Nesrro. Bishop fo . . n.lv - . . , lenee ana over iulo a civwu vi t vs no r nil is ii iih ra.ii uc i . . -r rtr n i j, ?i-j 6v,.i! r . e spectators. 3irs. vvoohcoxt; iamieu i .iitii (in i n o a . n pri o n n ii n i ) rm. - - . . . , . , i . .. . '"""' i"" I nul Mt- VVnn ntf spitpiI thft 'C7nee ills ovemngs performance 'is truly and shufc down the power, neither of a of champagne with a tear m it, w1Wfc nr th wiaehine hein? IVn )ti T au! 1 1 rt fnnn or.Tnnrr.nl v liV'lll.VHlU VUUlitl 14 . An eveninsr of rare entertainment is pronr.st'd . all who come out. to 3iear South 's rreat humorist. td the Woollcotts or the machine bein seriously . injured. However the car ran over Mrs.- Mooneyhan, breaking her leg and inflicting internal injuries Alice Castlebury, colored, of Dur- lnm "UnA Vior c Irnll fmet.nred and , I nam. uau escnee of Whisker TTpItipJI Tlleeti A Aria "Rrvant. cnl- - ' j " -r" - - - UlUCl AlJJUAXtS), xiv -" -7 Hon. S. L. Rogers, corporation com- ored also of Durham, was terribly "sioner, who has been in Western crushed and bruised. There is Vrtii Carolina, particularlv in the no hope for the recovery of either ia..i v I . . . r l .... . 'ui eongressional district, ever since of them and only a ngnting cnanc " lav's hefnrA thp plAtinn snvs nf for Mrs Mooneviian. ,, . v -. v. x. v. i.i., " 1 " - w lfl'' e.ection result a in hi rmrf of tln ?ta.te that the absence of whiskey Negroes Smothered Under Cotton Seed greatly in assuring a clean, d Will Lon?. lair election, ns mnpli cr nc nnvl .1 .. .. i 4. 1 nlonl ii e pf.t;n 1 , V " - j negro laoorers at a cunun -uix pau tlift ?:- . "CA1CVCS luaM Charlotte, were smoinerea 10 ueatu - ' I V I t ' 1 IU 1 A IA1 "I II II .-I unaer a quan- The men were en- way .as Uasred " in ehovelms: the seed from a reopening of the whiskey larVe ,piie into a funnel that forced ed yesterday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock at a Euchre party in honor of her guests, Miss Carrie Wooten, of Buena Vista. Ga.. and Mrs. L. r. Hartsell, of Greenville, 6. C. Thirty guests were present and tnere were five tables of six handed Luchre. Misses Mary King and Kate Means tied for the highest score and were forced to cut out lucky one, and receiv bridge set. The guest of honor prizes. lovely Dutch jabots, were awarded to Miss Wooten and Mrs. Hartsell. A delightful course of refreshments, con sisting of chicken salad, chicken cro quets, asparagus and Roman punch, was served. The out-of-town guests, be sides the honorees, were: Misses Ha and Luna Thompson, of Salisbury,and Mildred Lott, of Winston-Salem. cars and first class coaches. King George is Busy. King George Wednesday went to London from Sandriugham to take a personal part in the threatening polit ical revolution. His refusal of Pre- Thev ousht to put them both in a are evolved are as cunous as the bag," continued the General, laugh- amount of faith that is pirroed ia some imrlv. "and throw them over a fence i them. Although some estimaten - . ... . I s t a .a to fight it out like Kilkenny cats.77 iciaim to nave invented a smelly cien- "Then vou really think Roosevelt unc sysiem uy wnicn they tave reach is settled dead politically!" their conclusion, it has to te ad "He's bound to he. Evervbodv who muiei tuat an tbe estimates are has lost $3 on this election will guesses pure and Mmple, ani jut Hp.ihhcans lost heavily through Wednesday afternoon S t; f eir-4l0Cal Self" tity of cotton seed. Tl t . ,ment Plank in sucn a way as n(roA : cinnvplino. th ,(! ttiake tliP pro!)! '"""Voition pWtmn or in the state. rl" With a TOSSlhllltv nf nnMW ,t . A i.1 ,'1 ;n W.itlirtnt . """' imp innirpr in 11 i lie iii uii. , , t . . as a disturbing warn in 2: the bank of seed on each side reaching a height of lo teet, began the men before the . . . I liii. AU. J .7 " O Virginia Dar fllnVk ; ,w TT'n1 -wprp. at once r.. - I cuuiu ue savcu. - iiie oro-inio r. ti ri l ... Ij:..v,aJ va rro-nrlr f rescue, but -vic uuuti. VviUU Will I uiDuKvucu ' .. V. . rtr. II WITH 14 ... -I . mi ''iua.y at4P-m- with Miss Jo emW-i7 on Spring -street.- The Itah t,WiU wnne. their study of - . v. 1 ; 1 1 r . ' mjj 1 run .m a . 1 i - -i nui 'ue iitu-i rs. rropst, The VaticanMrs. Ridenbonr. when the men were taken from the heap, life was extinct and medical ei forts proved of no avail. Don't forget that the proceeds at mier Asquith's request to appoint blame it on Roosevelt. I don't think apt to be wrong a right. They erve Mis Kin"" was the enou?n Liberal Peers to make possible ne Cfln come back at all. He had the to aId to the gaycty of the &mt eceived the prize a the PPage'of a bill taking from the ,esfc chance, too, after his return from however, and furnish the ec.i!ato mest of honor Drizes- House f Lortls tbe right of . veto, Africa to return to power, but be has something to work on. causeil a strong attack in the London 1 -w 1 il l ll press, the isews declares tnai ine King's attitude would not only pre cipitate a political revolution but a monarehial one also, that might leave the King without a throne. hrown it foolishly away. Shaft i3 Unveiled by PemujlvanU In Salisbury. An imfKing granite shaft crafted Interesting Exercises. The Friendship Bible Qass, of St. James Ev. Lutheran church, has in vited all the men of the church also Good! s-- - ? 1 . . ' u it. . .- r i -.. ! : has had printed a number of large u- lM1 1 "uy ',.? cuius its AUiiuna. I . . , . , voTTpn i oiea in iLe uonif-deraie-pnn ai. rai Anv nfrsnn nr nprsnna who hv lOUd I ' . , - . - veiled eir,c'iay with ixires;re ceremonie. Mr. Eddleman Tninred in Runaway. Mr. Lewi Eddleman was seriously the members of the Southern Confer- - .... - Hi injured in a runaway Tuesday, lie enee, which is now in session at u. wa driving a two horse team to a wa- ilermon Lutheran cnurcn during ini. gon. loaded with wood, ' and while week, to its monthly sociar meeting to coming down the hill opposite the be held in the lecture room of the bridge at the extreme end of East De- church at 7:30 tonight. An address rof : street, somp nart of the harness by Prof. Geo. F. McAllister ,of Mt. broke, causing the team'to run. He Pleasant, will be the crowning feature attempted, to jumpand was thrown of the occasion. Light refreshments to the ground, sustaining several bad will be served and a delightful even- bruises. The horses were stopped op-Ung is anticipated posite the home of Mr. Jno. W. Chne, on East Depot street. i i i . n or boisterous conuuet, nouowing, or' boisterous conduct holloing, whistling, or by other disorderly con duct shall disturb the audience or ae tors in the opera house at any time, will bt immediately put out by the manager or police. These cards will be placed in the opera hou.-e in conspicuous pbces The Proper Spirit The rough places will be mad smooth: the high yst of living will le reduced; all is well. The devil is still f X A. t t .nrohihition nmning Vermont and some oiner mue last week by a majority approxlmat- side places. I guess he is competent Another Rummage Sale. ing 140,000. St. Louis even surprised , x- . . . ! . I. .- : I Tim- c.mi Trt of the business for The Ladies Aid.and Home Mission Use t by the pig majoni? . ui fh. Krif h ine siaie ouisue i 'ii,i' v ..v.. - - - - - - passed away now let U3 fret busy de- Rneietv of Central Methodist church against prohibition. Tll liavfi another Rummage Sale in of St. Louis gave a majority approxi- the same placethe Phifer building ma tel $ 45,000 against the drys nn;n -rip-rf Snfiirdav. hprinnin at I " - 1 . 12 o'clock m. and closing at 9 p.m. Some mighty good advice is being Thev will have on stTTe overcoats, given the Democratic party. m it Anoe Tripn ' anrl women 7s hats, take heed. It thought it had more thX m STto TS2 curtains, carpets, .all sense than Grover OeveUnd once, but WW Soclof.he A Bap- paper, children's dothes and et cet- JJ velomnz our county. ay A - A Republican from No. 10. In a boys' corn growing contest re cently held in AYillamsburg county, South Carolina, a yield of 112 bushels took no higher than fifth prize.- Governor Stuart, of. Pennsylvania aceomp:Ned by hU staff and a larjn jarty of war ' veteran, arrivivi in x eeal traiti to participate in the et trri.M. Governor Kit chin, of North Carolina, welcomed .'the visitor, for whom reine was made by Lleuten-: and Governor .Murphy, of Per.nnlva-, nia. Mayor Smoot, of SalUbnry, aiv,' deliverel a greeting to which a re sponse wa made by Adjutant General . Stewart, of Pennsylvania, aptaia Inis R. Fortesqaej of the .United States Signal Corps, made the pec--of presentation. iJoimor Stuart a ceptel the memorial in behalf of the state of Pennsylvania .and then turned it over to the United States govern ment, which was represented by Brig. Gen. A. L. Mills. The memorial was: unveiled by Mis Helen H. Walker. Mr. Joseph Fetrer, of Greensboro, is visiting relatives in Concord. Dr. J. M. Grier will preach at White Hall Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock; ? ;of at,w,i, lragaiore. .- . - , 1 ra ga
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