K. K. K. CENTERING
ON THE JUDIC1AR1
Norman Hapgood In First O
Sensational Articles On
Ttie Ku Klua Klan
N*w York, Dee. 2#.—Charges th*
•he Ku Klux klan has changed th
line of it* political activities amt l
i.ow cantered on an attempt to else
to judk-'ul office throughout the Unit
‘■•I State., member* who shall he r»
sponsible to thslr oath to the klai
rather than to the government, er>
msdr by Mormar, Hapgood in th,
flint oi * (sanations! series of art!
• Icr in the January iesuc of Heart*!
International Mngaxine.
Mr. Hapgood promises to suppor
hi* exposure of these new setivltiei
of the Klan with list* of names, doc
u.-nents ansi specific examples ol
v ' ere public officials have been sub
jsc.r.1 to unier* given by the auto
erotic chief* of the organisation.
Despite attempt* at suppression ir
it any parts of tits country, member
*b p ill the klan is growing at th<
r»t* of mors than 10,000 weekly, Mr
l.'aDgoO'l declares. Texas ami Oregon
*'• < r« klun candidates have alretd)
made their appearance in politics
arc bus the forerunner* of a concert
ed national effort, for whleK the pub
lie must be on guard.
'"That th* klan has brjrun to havs
its eandiilstes for publie office ii
known.** declares Mr. Hspgood in out
lining th* purpose of the series. “Thsl
.1 ho* recently organised a special
department for th« politicians, Judges
nnit other prominent citiirns who Join
In it, is not understood and is ths
moat important ot its developments.
The new division, known as the Im
perial klan, ia more secret than the
rest of tbc klan and it has great po
litical significance.”
“With the persona! controversies
that have rant the klan.’ he adds, “w*
have norhmg to do. The topic with
which our exposure deale is simply
thia shall our government. Judicial,
executive end legislative, be secret?"
niu*truling the flnl article it t
photograph of the Imperial Klan'fa
secret session, a reproduction of n
letter written by a member of the
New York branch of tho klan to
the editor of the Searchlight, the
klan'* official nesrspaper, and a re
production of the heading of the
Searchlight, the medium through
which most of the klan's propaganda
for political supremacy ia sent forth.
“To gel the force and meaning of
thia new political division, It la neces
sary," Mr Hapgood says, “to under
stand the binding nature of its oath,
the general idea of eeerocy and the
rapidity of the growth in numbers.
“In general, a klanaman, even of
tho ordinary class. Is expected to deny
or evade admitting, hla membership,"
he writes. “This is made easier for
him by an elaborate distinction be
tween the klan and ths Invisible Em
pire This technical title la dtisen
of tbc Invisible Empire. Therefore,
if he is asked if he bdongs to the
Ku Klux klan he feels justified in
saying no. This privilege becomes im
portant if the question is naked to
determine a man's fitness to serve
on a Jury or to hold a particular of
nee.
“Judges, district attorneys, elected
executives and legislators in this ‘e*
pcelally |und pro tooted group take
the same oath as the other mamberi
of the klan, In which unqualified at
iterance and obedience'to the Imper
.al Authority and Ac Knights of the
Ku Klux klan are pledged.”
"Tn order that men who exercise
power might find it advantageous U
join, Ac klan is seeking to build
up political and social force, and I
large voting power” Mr. Hapgoor
declares. “Numbers became the ba
sis of its effort from Ac very rsom
ent politics became its goal. Ten dot
lari entrance fee furnishes Ac fundi
end this fund Is again put into Hrtv
ing for further members."
Velvet beans helped one Onalov
county farmer to fatten 4,000 poundi
of meet and than make about (60t
per acre from tobacco planted on Ai
land Ae following year.
These long winter evenlngi ie i
good time to study Ae farm bus Aces
Klan a rotation of crops for next yes
say college and department agtdcultu
re I workers.
Feeding hogs properly will he!]
heat Ae boll weevil Loom how fren
extension circular No 1)1. A can
to the editor, extension service, Rs
leigh, will bring It free «f charge
A widow and four children li
Cumberland county drank milk fror
a tubercular cew for Are* years Th
voungest ehlld Is over three years el
end cannot walk. Enlarged gland
have developed and phyairtana sa
•ha child la tubercular. Row abou
your ehlld 1
, WOULD HAVE UNIFORM
FISH AND GAME LAWS
r. -
| Sportiiua To Gather at Dlaaor la
Charlotte To Divcwas Con -
| Mrratiea
1 (.'Harlot.lr, Dec. 27.—A movement
' to substitute a State-wide gam* and
i fiWv law In North Carolina for the
(| prtsont system by which the Individ
| ual counties control hunting and
1 Ashing will be Inaugurated at a dio
1 ner here tomorrow night, to which
! rpordravon from all aectiont of tha
.' State have been invited.
, | Plane for fiah and game conserve
| lion alao will be diacuaaed. and Ooo.
(l A. Lawyer, chief game warden of
the United State* Department of Ag
rleultare, hat accepted an invitation
to addreae the meeting and describe
how thi* it accomplished in other
| State*. Mr. lawyer will be introduced
| by Governor Cameron Morrison. whs
I alto will deliver an eddrrta
H. H. Brimlry, curator of the
: State Moleum at Raleigh and presi
dent of one of the largest hunting
club* of the State, i* slated aa an
other speaker. John M. More He ad, of
| Charlotte, formerly Congressman
[ frem the Fifth District, and numbers
of other sportsmen from this sac
tion have taken an active part in
I plan* for the conference.
Preliminary arrangements call for
formation of an association the rap
nsentaireas or which will go before
the General Assembly In January to
urge enactment of a uniform Stats j
I and Ash lav, which would pro
vide for charging hunters and fish*
, ermcn a nominal license foe. The
funds from this would be nsed to
maintain the law and to provide even
tually foe State game preserves and
:1t h hatcheries.
i North Carolina la one of the few
i States which has not already adopted
| State-wide laws on hunting, promo
i ten of the movement stated tonight,
! and with the banting season opening
at different times in various coontiee
. much confuaon has been caused
j among sportsmen.
LateaJ and nearby sportsman have
tobaertbed funds for the Sinner,
which u to be held at 740 o'clock
j^the ^hambci^of^Comm^^^Morc
ed, according to Bailey Groomc,
sporting editor of the Charlotte Ob
, server, who is In charga af reserve
It ion*.
WOULD AMEND HIE
' DISGUISE MEASURE
Senator Brown Thinks Baggett
BUI la A Trifle
Drastic
i ■■■■
Madison, Dee. 28.—Announcement
that he would support legislation to
make a jperson appearing off Ms
p x mince disguised so aa to destroy
identity guihy of a misdemeanor; to
provide aid for tha faaniiy of an
| officer killed while lawfully diacharg
| ing his duties, and to establish Orel
i form traffic lava in tha Stats was
made to the Associated Prom today
: by Senator Junius C. Brown, of the
Seventeenth District.
"I have never read the hill which
Senator Baggett propose* te Intro
duee with regard to the Ko Klas klan,
, but I sec no reason why a person
| found off his premiers disguised so aa
| to destroy Identity should be declar
. ed guilty nf a felony, which I oeder
I stand is proposed In the Baggett me
asure. 1 would support a hill making
such an offense a misdemeanor. 1 will
present a measure, or an amendment
to Senator Baggett's bill, making tha
| offense a misdemeanor rather than a
felony.
I "It Li my purpose to lntradoee end
support a bill providing aid to-the
family of an officer who la killed
j while lawfully engaged in the neco
| lion of the laws of the State In in
stance* where tha family la without
means. I see no reason why the State
should not render aid to the widow
end children of men who are slain
while lawfully engaged in the ew
1 forcrfmant of the law* of tha Stats
Uniform Traffic Law.
"I believe that the traffic law* sf
I this and adjoining States should be
. i mad* uniform In order that eunen
. I of motor vehicle* may better under
-j stand them| that all vshlcle* eperat
. | ing upon the highway* at night
j should be provided with ttghte. H
»' It ran be worked out, and I think K
lj e«n be, I farar requiring the purehaa
II or of a second-hand car to obteia a
• certificate showing the important
. facta concerning It, which information
r could be used In the apprehension of
I tk'nvro.
I "It la my belief that all eltiaa and
I town* should bare the asms ragula
s tloas with regard to the ope ration *f
t motor vehicles in ardor to avoid eon
t fusion on the part of drivers. If thtr
wore dona, no city ia the State would
hav* regulation! and Ian with which
non-rad dent* would not bo familiar.
I thaH introduce and aappait logfala
tton designed ta plaea thoac ll||a
tiorto lata of act.
“I believe the criminal aad cM
doekata of oar eoorta ahould ho ro
ller »d." ha continued. "I ilmll oup
port aad if ninmry latrodaco a
hill Increasing tha number of term*
of eoaH far the trial of criminal caaaa
»o that aa person aeeuood af arimt
would Kara ta wait teager than twobm
w»oki for trial The afril court*
ohoald bo eudUtoul h> each diotriet U
enable a man to gat a trial witbii
ala month a, with rlvtl and criminal
work dhrldod among tha Jadgua aa fai
aa poaathla."
Year nolghban map know pm
have *n* aad butter to toll, bat tha]
wdl probably want ta aad thalra. tea
Tad tha folka who do want ta b«]
them by aaing aa ad la your km
town papar.
I
MASONS OUTLAW
THE KUKLUX KLAf
No Good Him Wlfl AfilUh
With Moodod "Kmi«fata ”
SeyiCrudMuhrMlW
Philadelphia, Dm. >7.—Dm S'
Klu klaa in Penaiytoeaia vu cmt
Uwed by tbe (rand lodge ef Pr*.
Maeone today at the mooting of rep
reaentatlvee from throogbeut th
etate, at which eflctn of tho grant
lodge elected December T were in
(tailed for tho now Haeonie year.
No good Ha (on will hereafter hob
a member* Ip or afUiation with Oh
hooded outlaws, aoeoodiag to today*!
pronouncement ottered by Grant
Haeter A. H. Beiller, end which wi
given dose attention by tbe rep re
eentattvoo of MO lodges of tbe Penn
rylvanis Jurisdiction.
The action taken today U a refw
lation of slanderous reports current
throughout the country that mn
bem of the Maaenic fraternity have
been encouraging tbe TTgnnlantlen
and growth ef tho "Invtthle empire,"
it wee declared.
In addition U wanting the nen
berehip again* haviag aay conaec
<ioa with the dan. the me of Me
(oaie property for tho purpooo of
holding klaa meetinge wee atrictiy
forbidden end whenever n boOdine
__A »- . e a - -
is rented to Ur organisation, then
must be • clear Bade ntaad lag a. to
the IdeiMky «f lemee and purpose
for which the mooting it to be held.
Todays proaoaneeam* by the
grand lodge la the Am eAkW recog
nition of the activities ef the klen la
endeavoring to recruit member* e
B>eag the Masonic fraternity la Peon
■ylranis. Matte have bees made a
long Use by elder Iteeon. la Peaa.
•yhraAia to diseeange the younger
end ]<m experienced meeebort from
having any connection with any erg.
anisatioa width utc unlawful Methods
and. while the feeling eieteg the len
ders has been ue-atim* hi fwwri
rhnie at tn other states, the a*ton
with many other juriadktious which
have declared against the orgaaiie
tioo.
Boporte ef (he repress nlatJios
showed the membership In P.nnsyi
vanla to be 1*0,00A. an tocreese ef
10,000 during Hit
WOULD FORCE (CLAN
TO NAME MEMBER5
Bergwyn, at Nsrthemptoa, Wffl tm
•reAtoe Bum. to TW Zflwl
No* Tear
Woodland, Dec. *7—Legislation
designed to require the Ku Dug Jtlan
in North Carol ins to publish a certifi
ed li* of its members, will be in tra
duced at the IMS erosion at the gen
eral assembly by W. H. 8. Burgtryn,
one at Northampton's FWiiaaaiiWIlini.
he announced today.
"1 am also ta fevsr of a rsaMuM.u
inquiring into whether or net certain
judges end solicitor* are members of
the Ku Dux kina, be rmwinned. "ua
ing the desired iafermudoa.
“I am opposed to any Inrreeee at
judicial districts, judges, »r eeKdtoru
I am again* inereasea in the eateries
of any eAetala, tbs creating of new
o«ce, end in favor at abolishing
some of the unaeeemery oaau
*'*» * meaaber ef (be beard ef
trustee# of the university and a mem
ber ef the house, | am opposed to a
coalition ef any department of this
Institution," be said.
The representatives mid ha favored
legislation to piece el] seUetton am
••Aeries, instead at under the praw
ent fee system, end the election *
county rrperintendetdu ef education
by popular veto.
piu. *• ant, watt JT
duoUaMaaaMM.tei
wtina th* haya'Wd fMa af *aab atr
*«H coal* ha and ud-f j** ^
wh« woald htTInSar
th» Jadfa af
:y •«“ « • i~mu*
criminal* —^n*fl|* ta a
at U**
ear* is aa
y *" <ta^>g*«a ha wiM«ti
>mhna>w «< *a ■| ,-l ltl-7
> etaa. Wa dt(<a> map Chla «nt >.
.>^|l..d,a.|f,1a(
«a farwaad md wylati h,“ h* add
- - ~ - - -
• ^ Ugamar»»*»lr hoard, and pay
a
ALLBlflWCHLDREN
VBffEP BY SANTj
Ihiam. til* r>rtilni aad ae chU
hem wore aa cap to irina el disa*
points* nt «a the early morning aft*
"Jolly flaial Nick" had made his aa
naal ronnda. Many a —-~'-4-g soaL
hava bean hung by the beam Amid
in vain and Chriatmaa day. ISM. wW
Its ganlai caashia* aad balmy snath
ar. would have breaght ae joy V
amay a pwvtbfnl heart aad life hm
It not bean far the effort* of the la
cal Mao* ale Ladga. Tba caaamiUas
•ppalatad by the ladga wera groat*.
with nhaarfid r*».by those ao
Haitad fog aaatrtf ohaae and with fan
aacsptiaaa tba peapi* ad Dun cow
tribatad what they warn aakad to give
The goad people ad Daaa had It ■
gloritma pHoflagp aad a lay onapaak
able ta aaa that a ray of aanakim
pant Ira* aa weary beam where them Ii
ilmclmtlrn. hr bn eat. ar need ad tba
ramfart* ar aacamMaa of Ufa. Daw
«a* id famlba* ha** bam mad* bap
py Pr gift* or tomrmkttaatc* al
•om* Uaddariag th* lopona YulatM*
hearted swaa whs eoaLr4W?T*e!I.t<
t their time and money far *4
mUef of them *«-» fortunate. "It it
mam bleeocd to give than te meahra"
U aa atamal (rath which appUej la
this aaaa.
The canvamiag riaalHai mac:
Gecrga Gardner. chairman; Lawn
Donning, Waiter Reward aad Bogar
•""I*. The twain camailttaa maa:
CUil OoliitelR, cWinua* t. fiatat.
maa,,4r, and Cart Barefoot. Tha
■bare gwatlrmia derated much of
‘W'tha te-thia oath aad mnda aa
***t ha can that every • itmtHata
home ia the eRr. hath white and eoL
ary (Wdm will teal year hoed.
White Paul Vaughn. lammctar, at
Raleigh far intermaltea.
AUTO INJURES CtMLD
AND SPEEDS ONWARD
Ortmr of Car, Baaagwla.d Aad Aa
mated. Saga Ha Did Nat Know
Ho Hit Boy
CHnton. Dae. S«_4Jttle Henry
Soaa Wright, aia-ytor aid aaa of Hr.
WID Wright, of Ingotd, N. C., wat
hit by an automobile aad daegumua
*f Nwf yacterday afternoon about
Are o’clock.
Tba automobile wai driven by a
mao named Lewie, from Clinton, who
la connected with the mad conetrue
Uon weak in due county. Learie did
not atop alter running over (ho child,
aad erne eaid te ham been driving ai
a very rapid rate. Ra «u meogniaed
however, and a warrant waa leaned
far hie arrant. Later, he rote toed te
Ingald and explained that he waa uiv
awaiu that ha had ma near the child.
-Doetem were eaauatntl from Gar
land aad Clinton, and feuad thai
boy*e ahull had been fractured
**A **"* •*“*’*'* °* ,DUniml lalnr,
Ing reyaota that Ma condition la eomw
what better.
MtMMdOimiiaVTID TO
WU40K FOUNDATION FUME
Haw Tort. Doe. *T—The del«*n
Uan af dx ■■■kin nyiwitm tin
Woodrow Wfleoa foundation, wfcic)
wiB can mi fonaor Prooidont Witoor
■ tomorrow to oxtoad parting oa kb
fAfcrUi, boo y tanned to foetal dem
onetratiaa, it waa announced today
The eall wfll to wmda at I y. at.
At a amothw of tho permanent
hoard of India of tho Wiloon fnn
datioa, HamBtoa Holt, eseeativo di
rootor, aanooaeod that |Hf,tM had
hooa t-oatrt bated toward tho 11.*00,
OM toad, aad that another tioo.WX
The India drafted a koltpam u
Mr. WHoob, noagiitidtlhn Mao 01
Ma birthday aad daotartn* that tk<
■■yyirt of tho foundation waa «i
aMoadld txyroaoloa of faith.” It wa
■Maad by Trank) ta D. HoomooH a
A tolopam from Mewtoa O. Bek
or, foiwoor aoorwtaiy of war, forward
! «d to Mr. WOoob. la K Mr. Mw tab
back to active t—i‘y la oar eaaa
•Do tor ycepwortvo aad hatyfai no
HW||
A*«iW lilurin wm trat bf C
w. EiUott, pwMffb wmmUm of Mai
ODD FELLOWS WILL MIST
W FAYETTEVILLE JAN.
I
Fayetteville, Dee. *7.—The gran
Me* or Odd Fellow* in North Can
linn win convene In gtihl eearin
1 k*r» January C u prvoeat K. I
I Horae, George F. McNeil), W. D. On
- ter aad George M. koee with jewel
r' «"hlem^ of their M year. *f CH
.( tinuw memhcnhJp is Croot Cieei
l lodP» Mo <• The grand lire ef lb
*>verelgn grand lodge Lucian J. Em
tin, ef SL Jewry!., Mo., will mm
. the jewels
While the coiefc rati on l* to last ho
I »ne day, an elaborate program ha
. h***1 werkod rat by a committee, 1
, amt noted, u the meet!** lg aoe oi
I lkc mo*< layertaat la Odd FeUov
circle* at the date. TUi event wil
, mark the fine tiara the grand lafgi
' hs* met In Fayetteville *iac* iw
)amt the drat vjait at .he grand tbt
| iir.e ,'iko the late |g ||t
I bee, rf Raleigh, wae grand eita h
I 18*0.
J T! v pngram follow*)
7:*G .:. at—Local committee am
grand lodge eCnn meet grand rin
and othoi* at trala.
• JO.—Frig ta Fort Er^g.
11—Grand lodge at North CartHto
convene* la Odd FoBowt hall, where
*rand lodge and part grand degree)
will he conferred.
* *• P. ■ —FahKc «mtnBao la La.
i fayette theater.
I Basic - by orchmtra. hsaha
• called to order by O. Gaston, chair
■UU) ibcal remmittoe. loeocattm by
grand chaplain. Introduction bf
gr*»d master by D.* 'Castor. Craad
•niter's response. Mario inn L o
O. F. homo. Introduction of put
rracd master, Jobs F. Brawn, WU>
■on. N. C., by grand mastntt. Intro
duction af grand sir# by John F.
Bruton Address by grand aba. La
du, J. Eastin. Marie. - .lrtatl.a ri
honorable rotoraa jewels by grand
•ire. Basic, doting ptnyar.
Bra W. M. Taylor., ranu t, gja
•ton ooM lOTJt frapi her gardm
rmfuigri *t
nmT. H«r
fourth of aa sera in amt sad alao
furnished ragaonblaa tar family pas,
reports C. M. Brickhonse.' County
Agent.
Bake the home town paper l
| Christmas present to that aboant to*,
od one. Write Mm about it. There it
i nothing, ho will appreciate am.
PYTHIANS ENJOY
! BTC OYSTER ROAST
Mm Th*» ISO Cathtmd fat
C*atU Halt Loot Night to
Enjoy OecMlom
Member* of Capo Fear Lodge Ho.
190 and a namber of farritad guoeti
enjoyed an oyatar roaet is tha local
I car tie hall laat sight. Tha pregran
atarUd promptly at 9 o'clock tad
more than HO member* and invite!
gueata were pretest to enjoy tto do
lighUol oe cm Ion. Jaanoa Baal, Chair
co Li or Commander of the lodge, art
ed aa toaatmaatar.
Masy iatareatiag featnroe were hr
tendered during tho *qrehlng. Th<
Maoonrc orchootra waa p real at and
mode re cl many auhetfona apprep riot<
for tha occaiion. A quartette, ten
poaad of 9. L Deeming, Sock Rye
LewW Denning and Jaaae Butter wbr<
alto liberally applauded and mode i
decided hit with their many ho*at!
fal aaleetfooa. Short taDu war* aiadi
by Mr. T. V. Smith. Mr. John C
Clifford, Roe. A. R. McQnooa aw
' Rot. R. N. Johnooa.
The local PytUas Lodge la an* oi
II the moat active feternal organ laatten
i in Thins nni haa to -«- * » M
I about 1T« Koch lataroat la manifa*
*4 by raaay af Ha mamkoti aad tir
tod** baa aajoycd a Mibatla
rrowtb dnrta* tka yaar. Tka Infarm*
awottn* I art alfltt, wkiek taaay wk
ana aat mamba rt attandad, na hlykl;
aaaeaaWal aad daw*a*tr*t*d tka fae
that tka Pythian* Kara kara a Hr* at
yanlaatlon aad ttrira ta tad* It
wart bafera tka yakllc
FIFTY IN hospitals
ptoM sao winner
*aa*a», Da*. M—Man tkaa Aft
partaaia warn la haayhaU kart tad*
auffrrt** front nlanknMa yalaaafn* a
a raoalt af drink** it*oar* aktalaa
darla* tho kali day*. Two da*tka n
da. tf ckla «aam aiaamd. El«hta*
af tka yaUaata trat* liatad u la
arttlaal tradition.
ratd uaHrrtHy, “May y*
Hra rt *** tka Ml fratto* af ya«
*tra**aaa aad mlf-aacrtflali* Ink***.
• CANTATA f LEASES
■ BIG CONGREGATION
(By at*. A. a Morrell)
• On ChrtrtirA* night, th* Pint Bap
' *** chnrdi »..» t'n« «reat •( c reset
[ b'Miuful ChrinntM Cantata and
, Pageant, anthla.1 Th# Star «f Beth
. Wicm.* Presented by i eoaipany of
1 •'•aarig tarty HuiuUn, it daactihcd
in reaay graphic and pirtaretgue
, rtwiaa, the Story of th* Birth of
ana.
Xiea lea r*ar*an ea largely ra
eponeiblc lor th* beflliaot mnm of
1 t ii« moet thrilling Carre f drama. Ar
aiaiad by **m of th* young people
nf the Union, bur work a! training
tha largo company w.n UMti ct ref’ll
Md paiartaklng, remit'ng la a tottl
nirriag protcniatlon of th* world**
tnaet baautifml and touching etorjr
A packed bouse greeted tha play
er*. S loading mom wo* at a cou
aldasubie premium. Th* Pageant erar
tntrodaccd by • brief explanatory
talk, and a dean prefer by tho aaa
tar, the Rev. Dr. Johnson
'The Mr ef the toprevweil stage
eraa occupied by a targe, hand-paiot
«d certain, osyMuly depicting the
Eternal City, Jerusalem, situated up
on the HUM of JUea; and, in ha jar
nedide environs, nestled the little
«-«m ef BctMshcm. the B'rthplare of
The Prince of Peace.
The libretto was renytoeed almost
sntliel- ef quotation* from The
Scriptures. Artistically iaterwevaa
»nw the story of the Bobo of Bethle
hem. were May beautiful selections
finds the Old Testament.
Then was there enacted before
Brn large and apprueiative audience,
tanae by scene, that story which has
•'A shsorhiag interest the ton
tN bf te world's stag, foe twenty
-
-' —v
■tend hea utt
er story, or do
Suddenty,' mid darkened lights,
there gleamed from the baekgroand,
the soft, white light of the Star of
Bcthlshdm. In solemn march, chant
lag a weird refrain, The Magi, fal
lowing the Bur's celestial rays. And
the Infant Jonas, lying in a manger.
Opening their treasures, they present
him gifts, geld and frankincense and
mynh. Then bowing before the Baba,
they glee Him the'.t worship and ad
oration. for those Who Men from
the Orient, have learned by Inspira
tion, Ac Truth tevoalved to tho
Shepherd* by the Angela, *“—
“The Manger Of Bethlehem cradled
a Ring."
Many beautiful electrical effects
•dded greatly to the setting of the
of the-musical numbers ni beighWn
* hy the chorus tinging their re
■pante* from the gallery at the Tear
of (be ebanch.
Many beautiful and familiar
were interwoven into the story. The
climax of the Pageant wat reached
•hoe. with Angela looking dawn, and
tbe Star chining above, with the Mo
ther bending over her Babe, and in
the darkness of tha flrxt Chriatmaa
softly and sweetly came the
melody of that moot exquisite of aB
Christmas carols:
"SBent night, Holy night, art I*
" calm, aH ia bright.
Bound yon Virgin Mother and
Olid, Holy. Infant, to Under
and MM.
®**p In heavenly peaee.
Meet night. Holy bight, Son of Ood.
low’s.yum light,
Radiant, benrae'from Thy Holy
Poeo, with .»he Desra »f Ba
> deeming Oroce.
Chrlit, the Savior is hern.*
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, U. 1 COMMISSIONER'S COUNT
Wednesday morning. O. H. Har
; rail and J. ft. Brradngton. ware gee
eat la Comriaoioaor Lee’a Court to
i explain to HI* Hour why they RtouM
Ro acting aa a body guard (or a per
fectly good copper atlU and ate bar
rata of hoar down on Mingo. Decern
' her Z2nd Byuwtagton stated that ha
•u* only visiting at the time the oil
r oern made, their call and waa in no
t wise connected with the epenetier of
i the distillery, which statement waa
I eormbotated by Ifartil. Comoeqocnl
t *7. Rmwtngtoa waa rates and and Mar
, reD will appear h.lpro Jmlge Cannae
t at tha noxt Unp of K* Jcral Court la
the meantime the nSMetu will koep
• •*** Itom Pealed for Ow Colo who
i hurdled the bathe* when eae af the
l tcMMted a Uttle eaafab.
adf \ p ’ ...