rrvit. THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1912.
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SOCIETY
"KVENTIDK."
(Written for The Times.)
Why Is it that at eventide,
Such sad, sweet memories thrill,
The hearts of God's creation.
O'er wood and vale and hill?
Why is it that the twilight hour.
Seems fraught with gloom and tear,
We dwell not on these visions deep.
While skies are bright and clear.
Rut when noonday's shadows deepen
Then pervades this hush o'er all,
When twilight's unfurled curtain
(lently takes its downward fall;
Tis then we join the whippoorwill
In its plaintive, sad refrain,
When ceased the grinders of the
mill,
Then rest from toil and gain.
I have wandered o"er yon mountain,
Have followed brook and stream.
Have sat and gazed and pondered.
Why this hour seems but. a dream,
Till revealed! 1 see this mystery:
Tis His voice with "Peace be still,"
.This His loving evening message,
Onward hear thy burdens, o'er to
morrow's hill..
I'attie Montgomery Ilicks.
Atlanta, (ia.
.Miss liva Hardest y left.' today, for
Morehead City.
Mrs. .1. F. Stanbaek left today for
a visit to Kichmond.
Mrs. II. M. Sheppnrd, of Wilson,
is visiting Mrs. J. C, Little.
Mr. and Mi's. H. II. Hayes, of
Kinston, are guests in the city.
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Mrs. I.. M. I'itts passed through
the city today going to Norfolk,
Miss Lillian Winston, of Youngs
ville, is visiting .Miss Grace Deaton.
Miss Julia .Parrot t returned to
Kinston today after visiting relatives
here.
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Mrs. Kd. Denton left today to visit
her brother, Mr. L. D. Dehmaii, at
Selnia.
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Miss Lizzie Terrall has gone to
Durham to visit her sister, Mrs, It.
L. I.indsey.
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Mrs. Claudius Dqckery and son,
Claudius, Jr., returned today from
Rockingham.
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Mrs. J. C- W rot on and Miss
Genevieve Wroton, of -Hamlet-, were
in the citv today. ;
Miss Ella Harper, of Rocky
Mount, is visiting at the home of
Mrs. J. L. Fountain.
Mrs. John 0. Allen and Miss Ade
lyn Barbee have "returned- from a
trip to New York,-. Washington and
Haltimore.
General and Mrs. William nufTin
Cox left today lor Richmond after
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(Reserve Seats for "DIDO" on sale at The Wake
Drug Store). : ; .
stopping over in the city with their
sons,- Messrs. Albert and Francis
Cox.
Mrs. Wilkinson, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. F. O.
Moring, returned to Florence, S. C.
Miss S. A. "Hayes has returned
from a visit to Henderson, accom
panied by Miss Ethel Creedmore,
who is her guest.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Harper and
baby returned to Hookerton today
after visiting Mrs. Harper's parents,
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. McOee.
Mrs. W. R. Hollowell, who at
tended the Southern Conference of
Education at Nashville, and stopped
over to visit her daughter at Rome,
Ga., was In the city today return
ing home to Goldsboror
Mrs. William St it t, of Charlotte,
who has been here for the past three
weeks with her father, Mr. R. II.
Rattle, returned home today. Friends
of Mr. Rattle will regret to learn
that his condition remains uuiin
"proved. Twentieth Century Club.
The Twentieth Century Hook
Club .will meet Tuesday afternoon at
four o'clock with Mis. M. T. Norris.
Recital at St. Mary's.
On ' Momlay evening, April '22nd,
tit x;;!o o'clock. Miss Sarah Baker
Foniier will give a piano recital in
the auditorium of St. Mary's school.
Miss Fenner is a Certificate pupil of
Miss Hcrmine R. '. Scheper, and she
will be assisted in her recital by
Miss Emilie Reso Knox, violinist.
The public is cordially invited.
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; to Hiittalo. X. Y.
.Mrs. .1. 8. Jeffrey and children left
today for Buffalo, N. Y.. to join
Mr.-Jeffrey who has accepted a posi
tion with the Cyphers Incubator Co.
Mr. Jeffrey was connected with t!i
exporiemeut station here for some
time as poultry man. and the de
parture of the family is greatly re
gretted by the large circle of friends
they made while residents here. The
three older boys who are in school
here will remain until the end of
the term.
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TO SIXG "THE HOLY CITY."
Tabernacle Choir Ciider Direction of
Mr. Hagedorn.
I'nder the direction of Mr. Gustav
Hagedorn the choir of the Taber
nacle Raptist Church will sing "The
Holy. City" by Gaul tomorrow at
the evening service at 8 o'clock.
This is one of the most beautiful
oratorios ever written and will be
heard with pleasure. The choir has
been carefully trained and will be as
sisted by Mr. George Sligo, who will
sing the bass solos. Other solo parts
will be sung by the following mem
bers of the choir: .Mrs. J. S. Correll,
Miss Olive Boone, Miss Edna Hol
Ioway, Miss Edna Tyner and Mr.
Furman lietts.
HIGHS DEBATE
AT MEREDITH
This evening is the time for the
annual triangular debate of the Ral
eigh, Charlotte and Greensboro High
Schools. Representatives of the Ral
eigh High School meet the Charlotte
representatives here, the debate be
ing held at Meredith College at 8:30
o'clock. At the same time in
Greensboro, two representatives
from Raleigh will meet the Greens
boro boys.
Interest in the annual contest is
always intense. This year the query
is: "Resolved, That North Carolina
Should Adopt the Initiative and Ref
erendum." Raleigh has the affirma
tive here, the debaters being Mr.
Clifton Beckwith and Mr. Walker
Rouse. The debaters for Charlotte
are Messrs. Irwin Henderson and
Carl McClellan.
The Raleigh debaters who went
to Greensboro are Messrs. Oliver
Smith and Carey Hunter, Jr., who
make up one of the best debating
teams ever sent out by any high
school..
Mr. Clifton Reck with was last
year one of the debaters who won
from Charlotte at Charlotte. In Mr.
Walker Rouse, lie has splendid sup
port. Both made a fine showing in
the preliminary debate.
The Raleigh High School is noted
for its victories, winning lust year
from both Charlotte and Greens
boro. The Raleigh boys may be de
pended on to put Hi) a good fight
tonight.
The judges will be Prof. H. .1.
Stockard, t'ol. ,1. B. Grimes and
probably Dr. D. 11. Hill. Superin
tendent Harper will preside over the
debate.
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Merritt-ISordeaux.
Announcements readings as fol
lows have been received in the city:
'Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bordeaux
announce the .'marriage ot tneir
daughter .
: Daisy
and
Mr. It. A. Merritt
Wednesday", the seventeenth of April
nineteen hundred and twelve
Rocky Point, North Carolina,"
Enclosed cards read:
"At Home
after the first, of May
lonii Market, street
Wilmington, North Carolina."
Mr. Merritt, who is a brother of
Mr. R. H. Merritt, of this. city, is a
prominent business man of Wilming
ton. Miss Bordeaux was one of
Kocky Point's most popular young
women. Both have friends through
out the state who will be interested
in their recent, marriage.
Fortunes in Faces.
There's often much truth in the
saying "her face is her fortune,"
but it's never said where pimples
skin eruption, blotches, or other
blemishes disfigure It. Impure
blood is back of them all, and shows
the need of Dr.. King's New Life
Pills. They promote health und
beauty. Try them. 25 cents . at
King-Crowell Drug Co.
"I'AKSIFAIj"
Last Meeting of Music Department
of Woman's ('lull to he Wagner's
Last Opera.
The last musical program, for
this season, under the auspices of
the music department of the Wo
man's Club, will be given on Friday
afternoon, April 26th, Instead of
Thursday the 25th at Meredith Col
lege. Mr. Wade R. Brown will give
a lecture-recital on "Parsifal", Wag
tier's last opera.
Members of ' the Woman's Club
should not forget to bring their
membership cards. The hour is four
o'clock sharp.
Kl'IC TKAGKDY
Dido, the I'lioeiiician Queen at Mere,
dith College.
An epic tragedy, a dramatization
of the love-story of .ICneas and Dido
will be played by members of the
Latin Department of Meredith Col
lege, in the college auditorium, Mon
day night, April 22.
It Is a drama of four acts and
each act has two or more scenes
but the acts and scenes are all short
The stage setting will be suggestive
of the classic drama, the costumes
will also follow classic lines, the
musical part is arranged by Mr
Hagedorn, and is In perfect sym
pathy with the theme.
Dido will be one of the most In
teresting plays the college has ever
presented.
R. O. Collins, postmaster at
Barnegat, N. J., advises his friends
"I find your Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound the best remedy for
cough I ever tried. I bad a lagrlppe
cough that left me completely ex
liausted, but after taking bait a bot
tie of Foley's Honey and Tar Conv
pound, the coughing spells entirely
ceased. I wish to say It can't be
beat." King-Crowell Drug Co.
The bigger the brag the smaller
the fact behind It.
, It's surprising how many griev
ances most worthless men have.
COLD CAUSED
A WRECK
Mrs. Mitchell Hun Weary Search for
ltelief. Physicians Stale "o
Hope for Recovery.
Morganton, N. C. "My health
had been a wreck for years," says
Mrs. C. C. Mitchell, of this city.
"When 1 was 16 years old, I com
menced to suffer. I caught cold, and
it went into a fever.
Kstayed in bad health, and though
1 nsed all kinds of medicine, I got
no relief, Until I tried Cardui, the
woman's tonic.
Cardui cured me. It is the best
medicine I ever used, i cannot
praise it enough
Then, some time ago. I was taken
down again very bad. The-doctors
all said 1 could not live, and they
gave me up. I used Cardui and was
greatly relieved. Now, I am entirely
well.
Cardui is a good .'medicine ami
worth its weight in gold! I will keep
it in my house all the time, as I
do not want to be without it."
Do you wonder why .'Cardui is so
popular, when it has cured so many
sick and ailing women, alter other
medicines had failed?
The reason is that it goes to th"
spot that needs attention and does
the work that is retiuircil.
All -women need Cardui, the wo
man s tonic,; at rimes, u nen yo.i
do, will you try it? J'lcase do.
N.B.- Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special In
structions, and 64-page book "Home
Treatment for Women," sent in plain
wrapper, on request.
FIVE WEEK'S COURTi
E
Five solid week's -of. court will be
in progress in Wake county, begin
ning Monday morning, when Judge
Stephen C, Bragaw, ot Washington,
convenes the regular term of three
weeks. Following this a special
term of two weeks will start oif
with Judge K. B. ('line presiding
It is hoped by the lawyers to wipe
many cases from the calendar and
12!) cases have, been set for trial.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
As vet nothing definite has been
done about the town clock. Raleigh
is badly in need of a new one.
The Shaw I'niversity is giving'
a picnic today. The whole student
body marched through the streets
this morning.
The south side of New Bern
evenue is badly in need of repairs
Since the buildings have been com
pleted, the sidewalk has not been in
good shape.
Since the I'niversity of North
Carolina and the I Diversity ot Mr-
ginia tied, all of their rooters are
anxiously awaiting details ot tin
rubber game.
-Messrs. Irwin Henderson and
Carl McClellan, the Charlotte High
fJl IIUWI tH I 11 ( til uivu if'iii,'
noon, acconmimied 1y Mr. .J ArtlimT,
Henderson, of Charlotte.
The Raleigh and Greensboro
High Schools play a game this after
noon on the A.. and M. athletic Held.
The teams are about evenly matched
and a gocjd-ine is expected.
The A. ami M- team leaves to
morrow night lor their northern
trip, which will keep them away for
about a week. On the trip they will
meet some of the best teams in the
north.
The Rev. Or. Tittenger did not
go to New York this Week as he in
tended, being detained by sickness
In his congregation. He will oflicl
ate al all the services In the Church
of ihe Good Shepherd tomorrow at
1:30 a. in., II a. m. and 8 p, m,
Raleigh is to have a baseball
game next week after all. While
the A. and M. team is away, the
Trinity and Wake Forest, teams
meet on the local diamond next'
Tuesday for a game that has all of
the prospects of being one of the
best seen here this year. Both teams,
by comparative scores, are about'
even, and Interest will 'be intense,'
as both sides have a strong bunch I
of rooters. The game will be called
at 4 o'clock.
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Rev. li. S. Mussey to Preach.
In Ilia alioAtitifl nf tha naslii nt
LoulBburg, N. C, Rev. L. S. Massey.l
editor of tho Italeigh Christian Ad-j
vocate, will preach at Edenton Street
Methodist church at both the morn
ing and evening hours on Sunday.
AS TO
Important Ruling By Attorney
General
Holds That All Companies,. Whether
Doing a Reciprocal liusiiicss or
Otherwise, Must be Licensed by
State and lie Su'iiect to Super
vision or Insurance Department.
In answer to a request' from In
surance Commissioner Young rela
tive to reciprocal insurance business,
Attorney .General Bicketl has ruled
that ' all such companies must be
licensed by the department and be
subject to its supervision. The let
ter of Insurance Commissioner
Voting follows:
"I'nder the law unincorporated as
well as' incorporated concerns doing i
any kind ot insurance- business in
this state are required to be licensed i
by t liis depart nient
and subject, to
its supervision. .''."'
".Some of these compani
calling i
themselves inter-insurers or recipro-j
cal association--, are seeking to do;
business in the state. The question
has been raised as to whether cor
porations chartered in. this state to
do any kind of a business other than
insurance business have the right 'o
take a policy witli one of these asso
ciations. I'nder the principle pro
posed for the carrying of insurance
any one taking a policy with iheiu
becomes the insurer of all the other
members. Is this within the. charter
rights of corporations, chartered un
der our general laws.'''
The Attorney (icm'tal's Reply.
In reply to the foregoing 'request
the attorney general says:
"Replying to yours of . the "dv I
beg to advise that ii appears that a
number of corporations, as well its
unincorporated companies,' ,are '-contemplating
doing an inter-insurance
or reciprocal insurance business in
this state.
"Clearly such companies would be
engaged in the insurance business
witli in t lie meaning' of our statutes,
and would have to be licensed by
the insurance department,- and will,
be subject to its supervision.
"1 .-understand, from your com
munication, .that each" individual or
corporation that becomes .a' member
of the association is liable, in-"whole
or in part, for its losses. I do not
think that, a corporation other than
an insurance company,, chartered
the laws of the state of North Caro
lina, has a right to engage in a
business of this kind.: . -
"The rights of a corporation are
limited by its charter, and no cor
poration other than an insu.'ance
company is given the right to en
gage in ; the insurance business.
Moreover, such a business would
subject the assets, of the .corporation,
to liabilities not contemplated by its
charter, and to this the creditors of
the corporation would have a right
to object."
This is-the -irst week of
the
year that a marri;
been issued.
ge license lias not
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I TO H.WK oi:ni:i AT STATION
Two Men Indulge in an Old-fashioned
Cussing -..Mutch and I'ay for It
Too Much Cussing at Vnion
Station Other Fines.
Two colored' women had an alter
cation in Kast Raleigh night before
last, and Matti'e I'arham was in the
neighborhood and ran with the
news to . one of the women's kin,
and said that Harriet Coleman was
about to get beaten to death. The
officers were on the scene a little
later and Alattie told of . how Irene
ijyiji.awiHirn hail jumped on Harriet
t olemau and nearly beat-' tier to
deiltli Willi a stick. The Case was
tried yeste.-day and was all bailed
uii by Mattie . telling thai she knew
nothing of the affair. The v.omu
were disiiiisscd and . then an ofllce-r
was sent out for the policeman that
made the arres; and it was proven
that Mattie bad lied and the; justice
lined her. ?." and costs .for. contempt
Of court.
.1. B. Koonce. a white 'man,. 'and
Ceorge Klehiing, a negro, were there
for ctiHiig in a public place, "namely
the t ' ti ion Station. The trouble was
i brought about by the tone in which
(leorge warned Koonce to look out
for some mail falling on him. Sev
'every walking ize member of
The new materials this season
little of vonr time mav
','H-ity just now, as we are
Parasol season.
25c to $2.00
39c to $3.50
50c to $7.50
eral vile -'epitaphs were passed and
from the evidence Justice Watson,
lined Koonce $5 and costs, and thrf'
negro paid $10 and costs. . .- Colonel
Harris represented the negro', and
several times he and the justice
agreed and disagreed on the points,
but the colonel thought that $1(1
was a trifle too much for the negro.
The judge held that any man that
used such language where the ladies
had to go, ought to pay that mucli
and.. .more 'for the- next, offense;..' Tie
stated thai the Officers were going
to keep the Station decent for the
ladies to go through. . . ;
Increasing,; Interest at l'ayetteville
Street.
The Fayetteville street meeting
continues with increasing interest. A
large crowd was present last night,
and twenty-four have been received
into the membership of the church,
Mr. .Kpps was absent last night be
cause of an engagement in Durham
but will be present; today and during
the services that are to follow.
There will be a service this p. m.
at. f o'clock, also at 8 o'clock. At
the morning hour of Sunday, the
pastor's subject will be "The Great
est Thing in the World." At the
evening hour, "The Worst Thing 1n
the World."
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