MORAVIANS TO BUILD HOUSE
OF WORSHIP IN MOUNT AIRY
_ _ ■ ■■ 1
Have Purchased Splendid Ste Comer Leb
anon and Poplv Streets For Church
and Pirinnafi
BUILDINGS TO BE MOST MOD
ERN AND OF NATIVE GRANITE
week by the pwrliMi of a »uitaM»
arte on Libww atraat, Tha let la
■Mat Mnl far ckareh parpaaaa, be
ing a earner aaa, h iniliag 100 faat
oa Lebanon and 170 faat oa W—t
Poplar. It waa purrhaaed from tha
Mount Airy Inaurance A Realty Co
and tha conaidaratian waa abaot 12.
800.00. Thia denomination waa MM
of tha firat to cohm to North Carolina
and amra than 140 year* ifo l.ord
Oranville (an than a pant of 100,
000 aaraa of land. Wmaton-Salem be
ing about tha canter of the vaat treat.
Aad while thajr had peoeperou* ron
frtfitiMi all thaaa yeara arattered
over the original grant they hod not
puahed oat into new territory until
in recant yeara. Thia haa bean doe to
the fart that the church believed in
foreign miaaionn more than home r%
panaian. having more than three timea
aa many ronverta in foreign fielda aa
m tha home fielda. The average do
nation far the foreign mlaaiau work
haa ham more than W OO par member
to taan that afefct at tka hwtaat Mi
Moravian, also mm of tW hrpit and
heat roller*, in the >outk far r-ria ia
the Salem Female Academy ami Col
late far Woaten rm on a non-eecta
■Jam a^ —
nin pvmcipiff oy uw wiormvimti cnurcn.
In f—yUaaia and New York atete
they arc itrong where they alao have
a number of ftrat elaaa collegaa far
balk firla and bays.
In the weatern etataa and Canada
■ iwjiwhwi the church atanda ant
prominently ftr progieaaive piindplaa
especially noted for educational and
maaical ability. Their belief aaaaaa
to ha in ncm eaaentiala, liberty la
Chrtatian fellowahip and unity. The
motto of the church ia "Welt a|M
noatea eum nequamer," or "Our Lamb
haa conquered, let ua follow Him."
One of the oldeat protectant denotn
to have been an educational at home
with a view of fitting men for the
evangelization of the world.
Almost one hundred year* ago one
of the Salen minister* paaaed through
the Blue Ridge mountain* of this tac
tion and found such a neglect of spirit
ual life and teaching that he at once
established a mission where many
people have heard about Christ as the
Park*- of the world. In recent years
this work has been somewhat neglect
ad owing no doubt to a shortage
ministers Two year* ago Rev. C.
Crouch took hold of this work and is
fast putting it on a permanent foot
in» At Mount Bethel. 10 mites north
of this eity, la a miasion house with
180 acifi of land. The land is being
worked out and an orchard of 1,000
trees planted, and a new church is
NW being finished at a cost of $10,
060 wHh about $2,000 worth of fur
miles father away at the foot
mmmtafo Is another
Kill by name, with a
Mount Airy the offl
of the Moravian
to MM a twos* of mar
In Mt. Airy, ami
to
city or ammtmitj mtd m Mt tfcia
mm policy will to MImW la Moont
Airy. At any rata tfc pa>pta mt tMa
1 prtaa which will tkai to takaa eat* of
i by friawto of tto work la Wt—tan
Saiam. Wa ara told that an active
roaulta ara aatiafactory NiUbic afar
atioaa wifl to bacon at onaa—flrat a
paraeweee. than tto enurch, all aot
of Mount Airy granite
WOULD FLYERS HOME
WARD ROUND
Flotilla Dm*troywr of Fir* Vw
Mb Sails From Halifax to
Patrol Atlantic Rowto.
Houton Bay, Kirkwall. Orkney Is
land*. July SO Fly In* like carrier
pifMni head tar homeward, the three
Americas worid-anxmd plane■ nettled
mate fully on the water here at 4
o'clock this afternoon, fire and a half
hour* after leaving Brnurh, ia York
■hire, nearly 400 miles away.
-There they are?" was he sho*1
of a couple of baiMhsd natives of the
Oritawri aa three tiny dot* finally be
came discardable la tike low base over
a distant Mat. A sigh of rsBef went
up frsai the uuwi which, a moment
before, aflar its l«f wait, had been
saggesting the possibility of mm sc
riyinc ia perfect trlaagrlar for
mation, with I lenti. Smith aad Ar
nold leading aa nanal. they isarsd
across Houton Bay, their eagfaas
humming the song of perfect per
fonsance that glsddwis the heart of
the ainaea. According to caetam.
Smith ia Number Two machine, aftar
circling the hay twice to decrease his
altitude, landed like a gull on the
smooth water, gliding toward the
booy that had been laid down for him.
As sooa as he hit the water his ob
server Arnold climbed deera from the
cockpit to the left paatooa, and drop
ped the anchor as Smith brought the
plane to stop by shotting off the en
IMp* - ■■
Meanwhile the other two plane*
were making their third circle before
planing down and coming to rest.
After an hour'i conference tonight j
between Smith, Wade and Nelaon, the
'hree American pilot*, and officer* of'
the cruiser Richmond, it waa decided |
tentatively that the flyer* should re
sume their flight toward Iceland
sometime after h o'clock tomorrow
morning If the weather condition* per
mit.
Hie poaition* of the escort ahipa
wa« checked up with the flyers. Lam
minute weather report* indicated fav
orable conditions and no delay is an
ticipated here. However, the flyers,
said it would not be neceaaary for
! them to leave as early aa 6 o'clock If
the( *kie* threaten, as a take-off at
I noon would land them at Iceland be
fore dark.
Strawberry Crop Grvwa Girl
A Mi*
' Pott*ville. Pa., Aug t.—Elsie Arts,
' 'hirteen years old, ha* broken the
| State record in sti a wholly growing,
j EUie entered in the competition of
the boys and girls' club and waa
awarded first priae, the i niiteet be
ing under the auapice* of Schuylkill
County Pans Boreas.
Her record was S14 qusrts of tar
ries grown ea one-twentieth of m
acre, which is sful Is 1IJM parts
the caadidaey of any m num." aaid
My. Lm. ">nd Own ia little HMHm4
that It will. It haa been reported that
Senator La Folletto'a record haa bean
fonad IM par cant far labor, aad I
ran tod yen that tba record of John
W. Da via alao la IM par cant far lak
er. I baaa It rlfkt kara la ay packet.
bhrrtar to Preaident CooMdge, tba
Brotherhood chief aaid tba Kepabli
ran candidate'* raeord bath tn Maaa
ackaaatta and ainea ha kad baan la tba
Wbita Hnoaa had baaa entirely aatia
fa -tory to hia organization.
"AH thia organisation will do," Mr.
Lee continued. "will ba to pot the cor
rect labor reeofda of tba candidate*
in the handa of ita 1*1.000 members
and leare it to their mdividaal jod*
maat aa to for whom they will rota,
f consider it would be an inaalt to the
intelligence of oar member* to at
tempt to toll them who to rote for,
and. beaidea I couldn't deliver the
rotea If I wanted to.
"We hare never been a cloned chop
proposition aad wa are not affiliated
with the A merle aa Federation of La
bor." .
Referring to gumiaaent owner
•hip. Mr. Lee aaid hia anraniaatlua la
Cfnr AMawMBMOHMMfc# Wi • #
a wi pvrvtW^n* OUv
t I'liaamt ragalatioa. "We
know," ha continued. "that oar or
ranitation and other railroad orgaai
satiooa bar* sonwtbaes appeared to
be nafair la damaadlay Isgialatiaa
bat I have aaid to ear Ma they an
right whan they aeek protective meas
ures for the aafety of themselves am*
the public. '
About 1,000 delegates are attend
ing the trainmen'» meeting which ia -
deaerihed aa largely a aerial affair.
Delefrationa are preaaat from Weet
Vlnriaia. Ohio, Florida, Georria.
North Carolina and Sooth Carolina.
IMtHTtmIm "*
Raleigh. Aug I —North Carolina (
turning this vxk from the conven
tion of the National Federation of
Business and Prof— ional Women's (
club* at Weet Bain, Ind., July 21-M. ,
had many wonderful thine* to report
but the social event of widest intereet
to say the deiegstss, was the break -
rast for bobbed-hair and long-haired ■
eirls with the h«r hair girls In the i
lead by a big majority. Of the 1,600 i
busineaa and profeaaional wometi in
sttendanre possibly a third had be- '
rome modernised and adopted the i
close cropped style of hair dressing, i
Out of North Carolina's delegation of i
10 only two lined up with the bobbed i
hair crowd. The division came when I
the crowd filed into the din tar room
snd took their places at the long tab- ,
les on either side of the room, the ,
bobbed-hair crowd occupying one side
of the room and the long-hair crowd
the other. Quite a bit of good-hum
ored hectoring and croea-flre of Jokea
st each other's expanse featured the
breakfast.
laocuUto All C«bu* .
Havana. Aug. t.—The inoculation
againat typhoid fever for every par
son in Cuba was ordered by Preaiden
tial decree ssade pobHc today k. the '
Official Oaastto. Cfcmpalnij laocn
tation of Raraaa residents was start
ed several weeks ago as a means «f
hrsaklni up the typhoid fever here.
hiilksllil Xayaa istsadid the or
der to Mfade the whole Wand en re
commendation of Secretary of Health
K M. Porto Official flgvres show
sd m cases existing hi Havaaa to- ,
urea of a week ago.
City Schools To
Open Sept. 8
(*>*•
WlMd school opuu the ay«t*fit will
btvi at Ha e«iwi< wwril new
claaa Whim In the High School build
in r and In tha Kockford achool. Thla
work *u atartod laat upring before
the closing ei achool and has been Hi
prngrsaa moat of tha insntr A
bond election la to be held A tig 19th
to authorize bonds with which to
complete thla work and in the mean
time the billa are hainff paid by bor
rowed money in anticipation that tha
people will rote the bond* with which
to liquidate tha debt. For a week or
10 the work on the buiMinga was at
t stand still for the lack of funds wHh
which to pay tha laborers. The sit
jation looked desperate aa the build
figs were in no condition for achool
lae and attorneys could not agree on
my way whereby either the city hoard
it tha achool hoard could legally la
me a note and harrow money to carry
Wward the work. Whan the situa
tion waa placed before a meeting of
the Kiwaaia CM arreral days ago a
>lan waa adopted to finance the car
Ting forward of the work without de
ay. Thla plan took the shape ef IS
itisana signing a iisnuaal note for
IM0» aa srhich the school hoard so
ured the meney nacsaaary to pay tha
abor billa mtn the bonds could he
rotad and sold.
Of course these 2S citisena were
aking aome chance Hi signing a par- I
Ktnal not* for thla large amount hi I
inticipation of the people voting the
londs, but every one of then said
bey had confidence in the fairaeas
ind good intentions of tha citiseaship;
it Mount Airy and they ware willing
o take a chance in order that the :
ichnola might begin on time and the 1
vork being carried forward. The re- <
riatratioa hooka are open at tha City '
lall and Granite City Motor Co. and
ill who wish to vote in the election <
nuat register by next Saturday, when I
he hooka cloee. ,
V_ Sk. .^1 St -* »L- » « — • I -
rear Prof. Hurst believe* that he has I
is strong » corps of instructors as <
my school system In the xtate. The
acuity' contains 19 teachers who
aught hen last year and 17 new ones,
["here are still to he engaged a music
luporvisor. fire grade teachers and
wo high school teachers, making a
otal of 44 whit* teachers, and three
■olored teachers, to cars far more
han 1,60® pupils.
Of the taathars who taught in our
Mrm. John Foy
Maud.- Kundy
Elisabeth Darnel
Eugenia Roper
Anne John ton
9m Valentine
Sarah E. M«rr*t
Sudye L. Burns '<
Cathartn* VuimikT^ I
Mr*. Joseph Fowler 1
Tk» folio winy I—rim ■ will «ptar '
Im Mount Airy lyiUai in 8«pt—b«r:.
kim Edwards
Mary Stem
Lite Pnrr
aW.OtMi
Radii*
Minnt* L. Sorter
Laura Hadrirfc
Mary BdwanU
3ate Rich
AROUND-THE-WORLD
AIRPLANE WRECKED
Is Smashed in Attempt to Hoist It Aboard
w arsnip ™icr cngiic a ioudic r or ecu
It to is Ocean.
be haigtrta at yn
bitory legislation achiavad duriac
•xhilaration of war ttea. From tha
Par if ie Coast ta the haad at tha Grsat
Lakes, Canada is now all
Qwahst always was wat,
in tha Caet Only Ontario and
thraa maritime arovin
blew out of nine—remain dry. On
tario, i«anUii| to timMMNHnt
mad* by the Premier a day or two
•«o, will hold a plehiacite on the ieeoa
Oct 23 nest. Should it alao go wet
there will remain only the marttbne
province*, which contain only one
tenth of the population of the Do
minion in the dry color in.
The reaction apimt Prohibition in
*«l»ni Canada, ia ae ahown by fig
ure* in recent votes, decisive. It haa
•wept acroM the country ahaoet an
rapidly aa did the dry ware in the
•arty day* of the war|. Efficiency and j
Mcrifice wet* the watchword* in thee*
lay*. A great many person* who
were not ordinarily Prohibitionists
■rquiesced in the auggeation that dur
ng the period of aupreme national ef
fort drinking ahould be elininatad.
rhe nation (hould p on i train in* |
liet *o to speak.
Moreover. It waa felt that in day*
■rhich neceaaarily held (Mat emo- i
'tonal strain it woald ha a feed thing
io nam eaay faHlitiea for setatiat'
■ « W-lt- '' --I- —A
i icunoiir BuMuiiiii,
Thua It waa that hi a few montha
he aaloon vanished from Canada—
•ven In Quebec Saskatchewan want
try, July 1, l»15. Alberta in the aaaae
rear. Manitoba, Prince Edward la
and, Ontario. Britiah Columbia, in
IM. By the end of the war there
rere only two pruvincea that were not
•one dry Qaebec and Britiah Colum
bia.
"H—Mty" T* Bo Kmymmhm mt j
Tfc. Difii Spawch
Dark Harbor, Isleboro. Me. J«Jy.
HV—After two weeks in the pMn and
luiet of the hMbttot Btjr bland,
lohn W. Doris, Democratic preaiden
ial nominee, will start back to New j
fork late today to begin the drive
hat ia to carry kia political fortunes
n the November election.
In hi* pocket is hi* draft of the ae
«ptance address, the product of his
abors in Maine and kia all-important
itteranoea of the campaign. It w>U
* delivered ten days hence at Clarka
iurr, W. Va., probably from the ver
inda of the Davis homestead where
its sister now residea. While emhod
sd la H will b* a discussion of many j
isuea the speech's central theme will
• "honesty ia rovemment"—the 1984
attle cry of the Democratic party,
lie nominee will ssssll the record of '
he Republican administration as die- (
loaad in senate Investigation and will
ttaek President Coolidge and other
tepabHcan lsadin for what the Dem
crata have charted was their reluct
nee hi psimltttaig the Ml flew of
he inquiries and action upon the in
ormation developed.
The candidate la said to racogniaa
he farmers In the reato ration at for
if* markets. This View will be sat
•fore the chantry and it ia know*
bat foreign affair* will be Mt with
xtenaivatjr.
So far as the Democratic ranks
hem selves are contented this to If
■arded by many party leaders as est
f the mm delicate of the many «*.
seta to ha treated.
Taxation and tariff wffi he other
■ajar topics of the address. Otter
objects takan up la the platform an
Ikety la ha dealt with la rather a gum
aaa by engine trouble on the hop to
Ireland from Kirkwall, In th* Orkneys.
Wtdt ami Oftoi utood by halplaeely
on the dark of tb« U. S. S. Richmond,
and u* a itnl boon »il|fcliif a ton
crash through the fragile tlsso* of
•h*ir plan* while endeavor* war* be
in* made to hoist It aboard the v****I.
The wings of the machine had prev
iously been seriously damaged hi the
furred landing at aaa and the two am
had worked for alx hoars in a spirit
of never-say-die. attempting to make
temporary repair* which woaid en
able them to rise again and lontlaue
their adventurous argosy. The a*at
dent during the hoisting process after
they had boarded the Richmond, sent
>11 their hopes crashing. «
HOPE IS HELD OUT THAT WABf
MAT UMWI PLIGHT
Washington. An*. 4.—A alight hap*
aaa held oat tonight la war depart
ment circle* that th* Mo of American
>raand-th-worM flier* might yat It
tbi* to conptete their i Ini—ailga
tha of the glob* aa a unit, deepit* Ik*
mishap yesterday to th* Bert—. pflot
id by Lieutenant Leigh Wade.
Initial dispatch** ii*f rihlag th*
wrecking of the Boston war* Inter
preted as having pot Lint*Mat
Wade definitely oat of the flight bet
later advice* that hi* machto* n*
Ming taken to Reykjavik, I nland,
arere accepted aa eildeaia that a
more careful survey indicated the
possibility of repairs which would *a
ibie that ship to join thoee of Com
mander Lowell H Smith aad Lieut
enant Eric Nelaon.
Wade be issoed on* of thr ohaenattsa
plane* carried by the nuimi pa troll -
inr the route or that a apare plane
>e shipped at once from thi« aide, bat
>oth propoaala were rejected by tkt
irmy air senrfce after careful cmhM
■ration. Too much time would be hb.
turned in sending a new plane, it waa
iecided. and the nary type waa aa
luited becauae of Ita limited radhia
if operation. Tin navy plane ia cap
ible of covering only 4W to 540 miles
rithout rffnelint There remain! at
aaat one hop of 500 mi lea in the final
ap and army officials dictdsd the
factor of safety" waa too small to
term it the attempt.
The extent to which intoraat in the
rorld flight is being maintained was
elephenic and telegraphic, to the war
lepartmaiit today nilrtiii infin aw
ion ai to Lieutenant Wade's mishap
rnd his chaacea of continuing, aad
iroffering rarinui ■uggeations for Ma
issistance. CKiaens of Beaton tola
rraphed Plea ideal Coolidge urging
hat everythiag be done to i nabls
lieutenant Wade to complete Mm
light and thia reqaaet waa aaat to Mm
rar dspaHmaiit from the WtMo
it ieaat aa far as the ton I HHasiMr
ertion waa to be affmtod. WWiw