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m^i. interest and enthusiasm if
befog manifested in the two ??*?
revival meeting now going on In the- I
1^1 Methodist church.
Powerful gospel sermons delivered
b, the pastor, Rev. B. B. Slaughter;
feature eacjh evening service fad -I
Lri* messages^ brought in words
and song by Mrs. C. L. Steidley, Of j I
singer and personal work
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ttdtoueWng bMrt ?ng?Sj ?"? toife
corunwtations and special vocal num- (I
bers by various solosiste ?^^3 1
j^ ^dfcth serf wtnrfyng and
^ABibie study class conducted by H
Mrs. Steidley, whom to know *? .
admire and love, has proved very
I successful. Large numbers of worn
en assembled in the church at l*M ,
o'clock each morning for fn hourt
stadv. the actuhl knowledge gwned
?_ steidStefk Friday morning hut
??fcluenee wffi ever live on in the
heart^ofthe people here and it is
hoped tlwt she will return at a date
Et^ry lpr distant to
Twenty-ooe. persons were eddeh to, _
the church on Mondp^|yyWfe^ _ j
The meetings will contuse 'I
I Sunday evening.
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of the faculty rf ?*
3Borth ?^^??3
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New York, Oct 191?Subecriptiona
for the United States' $110,060,000
^re of the $20%00(^Cfcnnan lo?t
12 minutes after the books were open
ed today. The subscriptionwasmure
than 41-2 tunes aa large a* thf total
available, and thousands of o*&*
?er? stiH unfSW. when the book*
c]osed
Swamped ^th tbe flood of orders
which ponied in from all parts of the
country, bankers were unable to as
certain the exact .amount of the oyer
subscription, bat were certain that or
ders ran well above the half bilhon.
dollar mark. Houses which partici
pated in the offering estimated that
ob the basis of their individual or
ders more than nbillion doth? w?P
of the bdfeds could have been sold. At
lotments will be made tomorrow by
J. P. Morgan and company.
The/ largest corporation subscrip
tion was that of the Ahderican Tob^e
eo nompany, which placed an ?rfer
for $1,000,060; many other appHea
tifliw for the bonds wore made by
[arge companies through dealers, al
though the offering syndicates, pre
ferring to distribute the loan as
iy a* possible among small investors,
pointed out that it ^id not encour
age corporation subscriptions and re
ceived nope of them directly.
UnaMe to supply customers' de
mands through regular subscription
channels, many investment bousesen
gaged in active bidding for the bonds.
the poliee .tonight-;? ->_&s|%
. A definite qescription oi Yurndl
quested to forward, is awaitod, how
e*Se man held,-who declares him
self to be^ wJen?
morrow on charges of vagrancy.
\ Puraell is sought by Michigan au
thorities- to answer statutory chafes
wjlHSnd they haven't much tONlearn.
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I proposed Eastern Carolina Fro
j Bern withdrawn from^jjta Hne
| ^but^is^tiwt^
baa aiSFfljaUjeci for ^ier berth in_ the "~
tomorrow's conven
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{jftU li^SOr^C 05111a h^fv* J ?':
^nded nBHr tlic trscks ^another ^
' more ^|^^
Hall, northwest q? here, when he fell
500 feet from a ladder dangling from
an aiqdane/ He was not missed by
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Bv local Ra-irians at Thtif^lj
J. Sheppard at" the Rotary club on
?ue$day w^ R^ttlan Sheppanjjfi
I ince the Eighteenth Amendment was
idded, that this subject night prove :i
!_ry to his hearers. ? though Ma dis
ertmnly^ was not considered tedious J I
I Mr. Sheppard began his address jby]
tating that the Constitution of thefl
Jnited States is to her. government I I
I ind citisens what the .Bible is to the J
Church and to Christians/ a - guide
wok. He outlhieq a history of the I I
'try and principle of each of the nine
ion, quoting Judge Cooley, who said, J
ors, Messrs.. F. W. Dixon, J. E. Deb-1
tarn ana Blount, of Snow Hill, * j ^
Making 106 M. >
I' Chariotte, ;Oet 16.?Grim tragedy 9
stalked upon Charlotte's newly firi
shgd $300,000 ai^qmobile-.apeedway
iuteteS 1 I
rrious driver, who was one of the 14
Ansterberg, 31; credited with the I
track, according to witnesses, and I
rolled over along the ttadk for quite
a distance and finally went off im
side of the track without > wh^l IgL
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Car
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in the processional as i^wMMkri^ita
Crown iiim W ith Mwiy Crown^i
led by the crueifer, John Hanfc, Jr? ?
carrying the processional cro*a on its ?
initial march. . |
Morning prayer was said aft 1*30
-o'clock by R*. J. E. W. and - I
a spirited rendition of the TeDeamhi I
A, by Reade, founded on "Adeste Fl- ?
Idelies," by the choir, proved most in- ?
? spiring. Vesper lightsI
I mebers of Emmanuel chuRh in mem- ?
ory of the late Hev.. John K. Mat- I
thews, a former rector,, and the pro- I
sessional cross, gift of the Mornli
family in memory of their parents, ?
the late Dr. jmd Mrs. Samuel Morrill, -1
?were dedicated at this time by Bish- ?
?PTbT^rdination sermon preached by
Rev. D. G. MacKinnon, S. f. P-, of
SSSW
hereby his hearers as one
eloqueheejnd earnest admonition
waD hinrnntgfl liV
jtich tflC t8nQ'"wm* rtwv *
| serving this parish since March 1, but
he numbers his friends by the scopes
and is known as a community work- ?
I iT^^eiight^barbecue dinner,. jto |V. I
Se miraSs of the ministenaH'oard
titer^added enjoyment to this feat## I
of the program.
The ministers present besides the
bishop and local rector were: ?ev. k.
B. Diane, D. D., of^EdMiton^ Rev
Ta^or^of^New Bern;
Cook, of Greenville; Rev. -j?
Cameron, of Ajjr- I
deni Rev. Stephen Gardner,
Quarter. A. number of colored cler
i There were "set^ral visitors 1
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track drivers or the country WIU