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CelebratiTn^of of Cu
ban independence.
Ninety years ago today died Lafayette,
friend of America in the Revolution.
Historic Mecklenburg County, N.
where the Mecklenburg Declaration of
Independence was signed in 1775. will
celebrate the anniversary cf that event
today.
The Rt Rev. Paul J. Nussbaum,
Catholic bishop of Marquette. Mich., to.
day celebrates the thirtieth anniversary
of his ordination in the pii»stho"d.
An International Women's Congress
will assemble W Copenhagen today for
the boards and «landing eommitrees of
the International Council of Women,
Alabama Republicans are to meet iu
State convention at Birmingham today
to elect their delegate to the Cleveland
convention. The South Carolina Demo
cratic convention will meet at Columbia
to elect delegates to the New Work con
vention.
At a special election in Colorado
Springs today the voters will pass ou a
proposed bond issue of $1,250,000- for a
municipal light and power plant. At
the same time a vote will be taken on
a proposal to repeal the compulsory*
vaccination ordinance.
The Southern ftjethodist College of
Bishops is to hold a special meeting at
Nashville today to decide the question
of calling a special session of the Gen
eral Conference to consider unification
with the Northern branch of the denomi
nation. 1 , "
APE MEN FLOUTED
BY PRESBYTERIANS
Cumberland Moderator Says He Hopes
Any in Church Will Go Back to
Woods.
San Antonio, Texas, May 18.—An ov
erture tis to establishment of certain
tkwths "concerning paramount Christian
doctrines" was introduced at the Geu
eijiii As ft—fefat of the Cumberland Pres- I
byti-rian Church today and referred to a
committee. it included these points:
Acceptance* of’ the of Jesns
Christ, wi'tlr especial reference to His
virgin birth. His suffering and blood
atonement, the bedily Resurrection of
Christ, the inspiration pf the Scriptures
and the account of creation. %s fouifd in
the first chapters of the Book ot Gcneftis.
The resolution criticises "the light.
vfTi)l< us qr dodging manner" iu which
tlre’lmst General Assembly acted on this
quest?=’ I JSe, and declares that the "ape
man" idgjfc- is opposed by every member
of the church "from President to jani- .
tor."
The miracles dfitjic Bible are ac
cepted by thi*''dgncrs s %f’RiMiiv,resolutions
as literally true aud a demand is made
that the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
show the world that "there is no mixture
or. taint of evolution in our entire de
nomination."
Tlic sentiment .of the assembly was
indicated by Moderator D. M. McAnulty.
who declared that "if there are any de
scendants of the monkey present, we
can't help it. But I hope they go back
to Hie woods from where they came.”
Jones is M—skalTing the Trinity Foot
knit Outfit.
Durham. Stay El. —That Coach
Ho’vaid. .tones, new football mentor at '
Trifiil* college; fe marshalling his ,
forces preparatory to a campaign for
general recognition among major fcol
ball outfits of this state was ccidtneed
at a private meeting of the Trinity foot
ball squad here last Friday night. An- ■
nouncement was made that the Meth
odist training camp will open on Sep
tember 10.
About 50 football candidates were
present at the meeting. In addition to
Coach Jones and Captain "Frias"
Crutc. of Winston-Salem, there was no
one elese at the s<piad meeting. Iu a
brief talk to the squad. Coach Jones
stated that with the 10 days in which
to work, the squad would matte every
effort to prepare to give the State col
lege team a real taste of the "wot ios"
in the opening gmne of the Methodist ;
season, on September 27.
Coach J ones spoke of the iwychology
of the game, and gave a few instruc
tions about reporting at the training
camp, which wHt not be boh! in the -
mountains this year, but will be held at
the College. !
Out leoh Far Cowgr*—n Langley Re
ported Favorable.
Washington May 111.—Representa
tive I.angley of Kentucky, ill at his
home here, was said tonight to have
made "satinfitetory improvement in
every way in tin* past 24 hoars, except
for • digestive disorder ami diabetic con
dition.” Dr. Everett E’lison. the at
tending physician, added that "Che out
look for ultimate recovery was favor
able.”
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morthem market. Large numbers of cattle are 1210 /
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i plumber, ship timber, tar, cotton-seed oil and cake, Furniture Stores 573 offices sc?
important Florida products. Fresh and salt- Jewelers 221 w- s. Po*d nm '
fish fomi the basis of a laijge commercial .«* MU« of mrJ ro«J. 17,995
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Yo Reßvr M*>Rh C3 mM*m in Durian.
'Diikhamv May The Iwilth depart
ment of thi« city haa entered upon a
ntwada fee the betterment of the health
«oa4>tMMt of the city enA is insisting
«P»* J*«*tgry preeutttioßs J being taken
iu evfry instance. Since tile catop«%u
5 waa stafe«« all houses to
AfwM wotting connection with the ;ejty
***** Mi , sewerage,* thirty warrants
have been> leaned against persons failing
the »ex, however, were held up, upon,
*7 co **sL* lrt the order- Fifteen! ofi
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THE CONCORD DAILV TOBUNE
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made. The other fifteen were partly
tried in court here and wfß be in the
next few days. Most of those cases
already trie* were carried over' to a later'
session. ,
Metlsidbts Vote Down Prbposal -to I De
crease . Muatier ass > Bisbsiw.
Springfield, Mass., May 16.-—A mo
tion to decrease the number of Metho
dist binliopi was defeated at the Metbo
, diet Episeofeji Conferofeje today by a
i vote of fell ;to a*i. a fe , repoet of the
Committee on Episcopacy-, redbeiag the |
i episccpal ; areas by one,\was adopted by)
p-=-: . r--r.' .ffid. a:-—-
a large majorityTße St. Louis and
Wii hita, Kans.,' ttees will be combined
into one at Katisite 'City-
Dr. Dnvitl O. DkMrntf. of New York. |
appealing for confitfeMfe- in the chugqh’s
leadens, swept the \ house from ita*fiwt
as it . was about to treqoounlt the repart.
Be faced a lioaij» iouserf to eatbn
siasu by declaratfeagi fenm apeaker af
ter speaker that • the j church was suffer
ing from too inauy Hsbops and tM*
whale laity was. tlenhaudipg a reduction
to -ISS!syfwfefw-.».
I Downey said. the aUeftt,
".n i.m .:■=---?==
contented majority who l&fe’ve in their
episcopal lender*. We-aft* facfnt a
(Treat • serriee program. ' I»- tbte a time
■ to' retreat? la Gad’s name I • say no.”
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Wy K. D»}U :
tree tonight after 17 years of inly mil
tent confinement in jails and asyjßinn
After withdrawn- of fa ntetion for re
trihf hr hfc • ditoW. wife. Sfretfa
Nemtjt. common ideas Judy "Monaghan
tonight entsrsd «we the ver
diet of the jury which declared him
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sane, directed that liebe given fits
liberty unconditionally,, that tys motbeti
% Mary Copley Tfmw,. fto discharge#
committee 'of his , person and that
his property be restored to b|m by ttys
KOrinev Mhefjntyl M.\>'Wt#l|
TbewVi couseh said tonight thgt ! Tfcttw
would voluntarily appear is'flaw Tort
to.anawer abargw< petalin* agaiaat hityt
wtericbGSmp/ #r.. of Kooaa* City i*;
l IM|. A unit for damages, brought b*
. Gump’s, father, has bees settled out of
i jeourt. v\- 7. ; ; ; ,'. _ t yal
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r 1 UCSQjyi may :ZU> lW*cw
€adife> ; li«rt Jofc*ap»h» rtrtasls Ore-
Port land. Wre., ifiiy B*.-—©regttn; Rc
dV|N rita*£>riday
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for '
Mb. ax shoOii by - steaiiffv mounting to-
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