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VOL. 0
LTkin.N. C. Tliur.-lay, Oct. 23, 1010
No. 30
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MINUTE MANAM) WINS
Mineolu N. Y. Oct. . Steer
ing by compass and flying at an
average speed of nearly two
miles a minute H, lot) miles across
tlio continent ami return thru
snow, fog, clouds and rain, Lieut.
Bclvin V. Maynaid landed on
Roosevelt field at 1 :"') o'clock
this afternoon, the fust aviator
to finish in the army's great
transcontinental air race and re
liability test. He tarried as
passengers Master Electrician
William E. Klein, of Harri-burg,
I'a., whom he described as do
aorving "the rival t credit,"
and "Trixio," a Belgian polite
dog.
Unofficial figures complied here
tonight by the American I-'Iyin;;
ciuli, which l:as co-op"ratid witii
the army air service officials m
conducting the race, how that
Lieutenant ?.J a;.nai d's actual fly
ing tim.j on the return trip wa.
2 hours, I"i iniuiiU- and f sec
onds, only a few p.mgie .; !"
than his unofficial living time on
his westbound trip.
Under the rules of the content,
however, time spent between
control stations must lie counted
in the actual flying time as com
puted by the army in deciding
the winner of the race. 'Mii
means that the 18 hours Lieu
tenant Maynaid spent hanging
motors in a cornfield in Wahoo,
Nebr., w here he w,is foiced (low n
l-raiise of a broken ciank-shaft.
will be added to his official liv
ing time. Tlie unollkial tot ai
elapsed time on the return trip
was iJ hours, "2 inimi'.es and 1
seconds, including three days
spent in San Francisco the round
trip was made in approximately
ten (lays and five horn s.
Undaunted by the fact that
t u lives have been UA directly
and indirectly us a result of the
lace, Lieutenant Maynaid an
nounced within an hour after In
had landed that within a few
weeks he would attempt a ('lie
stop flight from Mm.ol.i to San
Diego. I 'ah, with Oalla- Texas,
the only stopping mint.
A modified type of IMI.ivil.md
plant. somewhat sim.l.ii to that
housed in the cioss-cmit try race
has been lilted up for h::a hen
and the start w i.l be mad-' a
sikiii as he lias had an rppmtut.i-
tv to make a fi w ti ial flights and
heroine familiar w ith the new
machine. Lieut. L. I. Brad
shaw, who lias ho n ll i nr since
1IM2. and entered the army a
an enlisted man, will be hi com
p'ltiion on th" attempted one.
stop i'.ight.
M.iyn.wd W ill Attempt
One Stop Coast Flkht.
ClcVololid. 0 ihl. IS.- Lieut.
P.clvin W. Maynaid, "The Flying
Parson." has leceiveil orders
from the war ih pai Uiicnt U
make a one step l!;-ht from Mm
cola. N. Y., to San Diego. Cal
upon completion o! hi pit -out
flight, lie announced lore to
night. The route w ill be by way
of Pallas, Teas. which will hi
the only scheduled step.
A Pellaviland-I equipped with
a Liberty motor of the sami
type he is Using on the present
(light, will be u od by Lieut
Maynaid. The Hijrht will b.
made bv himself he said, the ob
servers place having beiii re
moved to" increase the capacity
of jrasolino to "(to gallons.
KING OF SPAIN WANTED
TO KHillT POIt FRANH
Paris. Oct. lt. Tin- king ol
Snain wanted to come to the ah
of Franco with his army at tin
outbreak of the war, according
to a statement of Anibassadoi
Deloon printed in Ia Journal to
Hue. The amliassailor sanl tin
kinc called the French amhassa
dor to the nalare on the fust da
of the mohili.ation and said to
him.
"You may send to your east
ern frontier the 18th corps that
guards the frontier of the Fy
mines. I wi answer for oui
frontier."
Later on, during the dark day
nf AiH'iist. thp ambassadom (h
dares that Alfonzo again took
up the question w ith the cahim
savimr:
"I want astride my horse, to
go to the aid of r ranee with a
my cavalary.
NEGROES SENTENCED TO
DEATH AT STATUS VI LLP,
Statesville, Oct. P.). -The trial
of the negro brothers, Sinclair
onner and Ralph Conner, for
ie murder of Deputy Sheriff
loyd Cloaningor on August :,
)1U, ended in a vordii t last
veiling of murder in the first
ogive for both parties. The
ial bey.in Thursday afternoon,
uid it took several hours to s"-
curc a jury from the 12") ver.ire-
men. summoneil. The ablest
jurist 1 was employed for both
ie prosecution and the ilef. n so.
Much inlere-t ha.; been mrisi-
led in the trial, the court
room being (li)'.V(led mo. t of the
time.
1 he I i ll 1(1' !" ocelli ! e 1 ;it ;i .
l o ccap i i.'i -1111 on Si'lHiii.v,
itu t :,,HM!, n-ar .Moon ilX
5 i't y Lloyd CluarinjM- w;i-
lih-d to the p,la''e to serve a
arrant on Sinclair Conner for
" my Oisoi'd' 1 1 v wn.i d iiikir:.
he neyio rosi t- d ai re-1 and
! e on i.' oi icer. M, : ( o:m-
jnyer retunie.l tae ht aim
ounded the ticyro .-liy Lily a.-, lie
Ul oil. I lie olficer followed
w hundred yard to a point
here Sinclair Conner was lyiny
under a tre, siillei iny: Irom
wimii L. Here the officer was at-
uked by Kozo Conner, a I ro
lor of the defendants, and at
:at time Kaiph Cornier ran up
i:d hot ltputy Cloaninyor
twiee in th- back, one of which
iroved fatal soon after tlie rf-
cer re;ah"d tin hospital. Whie-
fatal shot was proven l
a" been fired by Li.iph Conini ,
ie jury considered that tlv
ayedy was the outcome t f a
con-piracy in which both j.! t i
thcie-
i'ic a verd ct ol murder m the
fii'-t (leyree was o.ade aoiuie.i-
le ta bofli. It t a k the jury
nlv .aul ju n. amies lo make
up their mind, a!'Ur the ta
ai yiveii th.em. The juiv v. a-
lK.ni Insl ii lountv . mo t Hit I
yent ( 'iti. n hip, and the ver-
ih t i - approved yenoraav.
Judy W. J. Ad.miN in the
i
I e- -nee ol a ( moa iK'U court-
oom. ju-st fo'.f ad oui ),::ii at.
lonolliued - ellti I.( e Uj.i.li th'
1 1 .1
e:e:-i;'ta . ci 'np-m;m ua""'
c.i'h in the dec trie chair on I'ri-
.u. .Vo.u.!..r J!. HUH. The
.! .r "J!.
: if)-vt( d
!iey i o.-, p.,;.
l rv
lite
PC) I II O. I,".-
the verdict or
in
v nee.
NO TII( K FOUND
OFPFill I'CTP.AP.Y
llaii nioiuit"!. X. J.. Oi l. I s.-
)id the eaith open up and sw al
ow I, ttli P.iilv Oati-ev, the per-
eel baliy?
Or was he swallov.nl up in the
skie.s'.'
A ti l i I'uv!l s,-,i ( ii I'Js beell
i . !. of the (i.liie count i. v .side,
lit no trace of tie- iiltle fellow
l.ts l."i-n bvnvl.
Police discovered vmail foot
print Hear a patch of woods but
Ihev have led to nothiny and
hoy are the only approach to a
lew the searchers have had.
P.u?, a tieiyhliov says ho say a
uiye eayle .-oarmy over llu
leiy'ilKii hooil oil eillies(i:iv.
ct. S - th. day the boy dUa
pearoil. I ho eayn' hail a winy
pie.nl of : eeil foot, said th
man. 11 wouhl ho capaoio oi
ari yiny aw ay a h'-poimd sheep.
Little I'.iUy weiejieil only thirty
vuir.ds.
As tilnc dl.e.'s ili hliUo is fill
te.at the cliiid is :mo for t veiy
foot of y round has bci n yon
over tune and ayain.
.nek l))ierr. an oiil deci
hunter who H familiar wit
w ihmIs and unih'i liiiish. headei
the entire populace in seach foi
the child.
Airplanes have been Used e
tensively.
P.oy scout a and letui nod so!
diers have scoured the wmxllani
many times.
All yypsy camps have been un
dor close .scrutiny but lo no avai
For davs Mrs. Oansey directci
the search. Finally almost pro
trate, she was forced to remain
at home. The husband and f
thcr is with her. She is in jrrave
danger.
"Lilly" Dansey is two years
and ten months old. An Octo
ber magazine carried his picture
as the "Ideal Uegistered Daby."
AMLIMCAN ALONF, IN TIIK
FA II AWAY ICY NOKTII
Seattle, Oct. IK.- An Ameri
can explorer, 1 1 avoid Noiee, for
merly a member of Villijalmur
Stefausson's party, is working
his way eastward on foot alony
tli!. rout'- of lioitliwest passaye
on the northern ri'ii of the conti
nent, a(oi(!iny to word received
here, lie expects to leach the
licu-on bay country and civilia
t i'.n so i.p liiae i,ct summer.
Stoiler Storkeivon formerly
"coil 1 in ((.mrnaiid of th. Ste-i':.o-
- on ji,u ty, who at rived here
io'-i ally Irom Cue far noith, mid
that Noice, aeeohipaiiied only by
i i- l.iii'o.., i pi oceeii;'!,1,' : lowly
.n I ir.'ppiny it ion . of the ((,.-'.
!ir..-.. a . he yo-.;. , f tri trh of
I h ' ( "a -t hm; of Yielm i;i Land
in 1 1 toiore niiii'.apji'-J I -; beiny
eli.-.r; ! by Noae.
Noice n, ay i- it the iii' i ior o,
Yi'-toria Land, which, accoidmy
in all ii port has never lieeii (:
p!(.rei by white men, AM e.oi
traders aiei tr..pp -is wii
have touchi il Victoria Land ha. e
only journeyed aloiiy its shoie .
Stefan -on found the tribe oi
bht.ile UkililOs' in tin' 'ir!ori,i
..ml i ounlry.
Niiice lias no : hip and but few
Mpplies. IP.' uepellll't i.J"-t fll-
ircly upon hi- yun for his livii!';.
leinitv-iin, his former chief who
noted ainony ei!orer.s as !..-
ny aii.'e lo live oil the Parn-)
hi'e lands of tlie iioi th, prolia
!y tiiii, h N'oice ho-.v to yd aUai'
sithoul cariyiny r'anv .'Vpj'lies.
Noice'". p.n i lit - lie in Seat-
!). The ep!rer is ouny in
e..is. Iiaviny yra luateil from
he hii. h scia ol hoe about eiyht
ear. ayo. He went north in
'.'!.' w itii ("apt. .in I oi!i Lane on
I," m hooaer !'(!. ir Hear. . When
elV,n'-,on H!icha cd l!ie Polai
ar iiorn I.
'. NlMCl
ippe,
s a ji 'iiPeroi the crow. Later,
1 lu ti Si; fai. i'!i i '! ided to re
nt n to th" outside win Id, Noice
ft t!i" p. 'iv and reoiaim d in
the ii'.illi. Hi parents expect
iii.1 to ntii'ii lo Seattle next
ear.
;k; ( ONCiiLi i; yfssf.l
LAFNCMFi) AT N FAY P. FUN
New l.ei'l. Oel. IS. Col. J. U.
aw;.t r. Ton ton concret" pas-
eliye" sljj) Iim.K lue Waters ol
m n e rivt y i, ,,-,. this atlcrnoon
.t oik witnessed ii- more
h..:i Li'i' i p. 'ip'o an I in tin
:i o ( f . t '.v: a! ;ii:iiy offi
ors sent by the govi I lina nt.
Nine vessel . of this type are be
iny ( ui' t: in ti tl hero by th"
New poit Shipbuilding oi porn-
ion. Ltd.
Tl.e prove) bi,, (hampayli"
i-U'" M" crashed ay.iint the
it . t t t I i
ir.!i os l'ie !:.; a ' n slid down
the ways by Miss Pcrnico Arnold
of Wa hinyti n. daughter of II.
I. Arnold, general manager of
the . hivbuikiiu:: con p..nv, amid
the chci is of the crowd, a groat
.ny of whom wcioun.iware
that a miraculous escape Irom
loath by crushing or drowning
of six imn was taking place on
the stailtoard side which took t
I he water.
Probable hvo miuufos or more
he fore the big liat was scheihil-
d to :!ile down the ways, and
hi!" two i!o;;.in men wore
knocking tlu supHnl hWk'
aw .iv the vessel Maidenly slid
fiom h- r position leaving its
cradle secure and swot ping be
fore it six of the workmen into
the water ail of whom were ac
counted for a little later am
none of whom .suffered anything
more than trivial bruises and a
good wetting.
Th" Col. J. F.. Sawyer is n un
ed for a deceased member of the
army ipiartei master eorp
DISTANCL IIF.COHI)
IIl'OKFN I1Y I L1LK
Cheyenne. Wyo., Oct. 17. Al
records for distance covered in
one day's flight in the trans-con
tinental air race were broken to
day by Lieut. II. P.. Queens o
P.erkeloy, Cal , who piloted hi
Dellavoland 1,0 1G miles from
P.ryan, Oh To, to Cheyenne, Lieut
Queens starting from Pry an tin
morning en his return trip to
the coa.sl. overtook Captain L. 1
Smith, who took off from Chica
go, and left Smith nt Sidney
Neb., 9n miles behind him when
the two rested for the night
now si:lm; li itli: iioph
a v limlm; coal siuiki:
Wa "hiiiylon, Oct. IS.- There
soi mod htt!e" hope toniyht of
avei tiny the strike of half a mil
lion bituminous mal miner.; call
ed for Novi mber ! .
After a series of co'iferenees
w itii labor leadet here, and tel
ephone talks with others in the
central coal territory, John L.
Lew is, pre-ddi nt of the United
Mine Workers of .America, an
r.oiiiicLil that they would yo out
un!.' .s all demands, int ludiny the
live day v.ie!; win- yiantid.
The operators, .standing by
tie ii- dei i -urn not lo con dder any
propo ,, lookiny to a ; hortei
v. (i l.'y . ;he,!uie and icfu -iny t.
O.l.'ll ll' J;'Ot laliali,. Unit s.l Ha
tiii"S ordi r wa withdrawn,
h ayed that the mineis were
ti.. in;: io fieeo tli Moiintry into
abiai inn by insisting upon
a' pt ariee ( ! "iiojio-,silil, de
mands." "Tli" strike will not be called
oil," L. w is ;.'( I. in -I.
"Wo will ii,.t aibitrate whili
:') : t: ;: e m.ler
Tl-oma- T. Prev..
if the (.per; ( '
-t.md
a a
tor, chairman
; cal" ( oi.iv,it-
M Miiwhiie pre-.-mo was In iny
luouyht to hear on both Miles
fieri s.i.uiy ijUaiPis to adjust
their dilFesen (., an I save untold
ii-lie .. Talking mental ti k.
Le i. .-aid there .ou!d In
Hough coal on hand November 1
to keep the ton i it i v warm :'.o
days.
Secretary of L;b.,r Wil-on. al
. l.i - invitation the scale co:u
mitt" df th pun' i s and opera
lor- W ill 1 1 id. t w ith I iiu here
Tin -de v. doeliii"d to 'o'Miu-nt on
'!; o ; . iations, and contiaued
ai hope that he ",'n:i!il b- able to
briny ; b..ut t ai e. (initial
Washington held to the view,
ho'vewr that the - triko w.-.s in
.viliibjo. The la citing v. i'l In
held b hind clo-ed iko s.
In a talemei't to-ueht Presi
d -lit Lewi:, of lii" t ti it t-il Mine
Wi'ikei .-, said a recent l epoit by
ihe i i. i i i-;ii" i on:!!o -n il
I- ",i!ed that le ver b.-i'i-re in
lie hi.-lory of the mining iudtts
i y na o 1 1',1 i,p. r'a'oi's on n
i asm" ia h a- i iiinliin' prol.ls
ip ll Coal pioiiuceil.
Di "U -ing tie- w ..I
nt I.ew is -aid :
"Th claim of th-
ie agree
:! atoi .
hat the miners a:o guilty of re
pudiation of (ontia t is totally
;n founded and ha- nLais in
at. The Wa-hii'gtoii v, ..gi
.grt nt re.el that ll v. a. Ii
utinu" in foieo and i-tfoot "un
til the ( n.lmg of the war or until
M.iah"l. F.HM. In the M.b-
tan o and form the war ha-
Ih'ed, the loilie Wi.i kei s h.i0 lie
eaSi :a t ; ti cor. tract oxpiieii
up.. u th" llth day of November,
I PH, v hen ho-tmties ceased in
order to give the t muitiy and tin
iioning inde -tiv an ( pi -i t unit y
.f i ea-liu -t I -lent, t he i:.ino v m k-
.- hae wmk ! for an additien-
I y oar for the same w ayes mei e-
Iv bv common o;o cut. W o now
ok to negotiate a law agree
ment to become ollectivo Nvi in-
ht Ut. Aniph ti"tioe has been
given the operabrs of otiv inton
t imis in this lospo.-t. but they
have sle idfaslly refused to Lim
an actii-n that might interlcn
with their pioiits. The minors
have had no increase in wrgo
for m.ne than two years."
PPLSIDKNT WILSON NOW
YliUY MUCH INPPOYKI)
W.ishiiu'loii. Oct. IS.- -Pre.si-
(!. v.t i! on pa-"-"'l the bes t d i
lie has known since his proa-nt
illnc.s.; betran. Kear Adiunai
Cray Mn. hi physician, said to
night. No operation will lie
lieeos.arv lo relieve the swelling
of the prostrate gland which ha
((implicated the ca-o. and the
Prosidi nt is making slow but
satisfactory progress toward re
roverv from hi ; ncrcous oxhaus
tion.
This w;ts the conclusion reach
ed bv the six attending phy.M
ciatis alter a consultation late
lodav which lasted more than an
hour and a half. Their optimis
tic views were re Hoc ted in the
bulletin issued at 10 p. ni.
The bullein, issued at 10 o'clock
tonight, follows:
"The President had a comfort
able das-. He has been takin
abundant nourishment and is
somewhat stronger
The mi
provement in the prostatic con
JOY I5ANDITS HOLD UP
AUTOS; SHOOT 01 1 ICLHS
Chattanooga, 0. t. PJ. When
indiynaiit citizens of .h.iae-
unly put a lope around the
ck of Jaa.es Oliver and : Irtiisy
:n up to the limb of a ti t o in ai
Oitew.ui shortlv after mnliu-'ht
aturday night, he is .-aid to
ave broken down and told them
ie name of las companion w ho
lot atl killed Deputy Sherill
W. II. Melnto. h a fe.v hours
anar.
Oliver, who i-i pot ytt lil, and
'I Martin, v ho is charged v. ith
iviPg killed Mclnto.- h. arc aid
' have bai i ieaihsl a point oil the
ixi hi,",h,'. ay jiv t ,i,ut!i ol
O lew; u hhoitlv after dark S.it-
ui
d ay ii'jSit and held it until
Ml 1 .
midnight, wii!
tiioy
la ol
'il up and i in a d o a upa
il a;.ion:oi tie s
and olhi r v
Vehl-
; lh.,1 p,.;.-ed.
Ci'u.oiis . ho heard of I h -ir ac-
sviti v, and w eiit ;u med w itn
pi. to! i.iel shotgun-, to an o t
i"tii. viae th'-m (he., captured
y th bo-- bainiit -., an I at oiu-
iiv.e ,i pi, a i.tnl on" w oman
re !a ddi"d along ti." roadside.
o. ei . .i v. iia i a pi.-ioi oi Ma
( 1 .1 e J",
while the of her .raited
hi . barricade for othei
to hi ing f re. h victims
is after Mclnliish had
1 1 and for some time hi
n.-ad
ellil i"
ii.; v
eell s
ody lay by the side of his auto
n ile!". his fuerdi not know in"
hetiu'i' he w il'ad or alive
hey know that he lived for i.
v. mumt'.'s ai'ti-i- .,- :,U)
M th.- bandit wi-uid int i-rmit
n to a t "ad to his iiiimie.'
id l!i" on po'. know when la
ied.
P.et lor th" wound that Olivei
o( i ivi d ft o'ii the piste! (if K. I
oan-on. w ho ;ieeuiap;i;i!"t .xjc-
iiio.li lo Ui" ii.ti i icateil Miot or
road. ,1'." "ro.id ay nts'
it li.ive sla; e l on until day-
rl.l
Oliver kept ct P.'plaimi g
hat la- was bleeding to death
lid Ma: tin. I; sai l, finally or
ciod his vi' tihis t lake the U
..( k to Oi'i w ah w here a phy i
l all ce ittleiul lam. i lit p
!l"V -LUtcd. Mai till slipped
(a" in th" d.ukh' ;. ().iei
id'.
m:v iiano fi: on icpks
si;i;c:ii(; foi: a nfopo
W.lmington. O.t. IS. Police
ffivial- ittl I ol In i l s of New
i.'iiovei- (oiinlv are tonigh'
i (en in" the ( oi. i t i y in oarch o!
u ai .iiiclic. . ;i l.egio, cl.aiyetl
ith 1 iing shot raid ki.ieii
Iti.ry r.ii.n;. white, thu after-
looa iibojt ."i oYI'hK. The shtsit
i i it i. -..id to have taken i la a
! iho i oilier (f Ciei nil. !d alio
en n 1 .'.)(.!, . :: lii- ie w en
o e) !- V, ! 0" s. ! II'H I at!
. - I t i
i"e-,i; .in : si"! . al tor no p.ui od-ii
lot ami as he fell m front of a
ion e lie loiii tin.' ociiipalHs oi
lie le'lise ln.it .'.l. I, i ii It. ul luoil
h" siiot.
Pi iii. - w a ; a carp nter oui
iloVe l al th" Libel t j shipvali
Hid V a - 'J- V.-al s of age.
Th" i;. 1. 1 (halged with tin
lliier is about ".t years of age
ami l . a .Iniiiiylt n negro, lie
was al -o i mploved at the ship
yard.
The motive for the killing ha?
not vol been a -cei taint tl. but ovi-
lently lobbory was n.t th
ciiti e. since the dead man nan
over a' in rash on his person
when the bo.lv was brought t(
Cae morgue.
tit Km lias lieeii maintained very
si'tr-tiH t"i v an l no chaugo in
.simple treatment employed i
contemplted.
"CHANSON.
"DF.UCUM.
"YOUNC..
"UOWLKU,
"PUFFIN,
"STHT."
The decision that no operation
was necessary was made by Dt
Hugh Young, the P.altimofo Spc
ciali t while Dr. F. X. Dereuni o
Phuadi Ip iia. saw siens ol itn
provement in the Presidents nei
vous condition.
The jirogram of complete
rest from official cares prescrib.
cd by Dr. Grayson and his asso
ciatos will continut! to be onforc
cd, it was stated. I here is no
intention of referring to the
President any matter not abso
lutely requiring the exercise o
his official powers.
NAVAJO CI I IFF CUKLTS
Till: KINO OF P.LT.OIFM.
Albiupa r ..ipie, N. M., Oil., PJ.
The pa'e Lev chi f of th- P."l
gian ; yn etod a gi ii.l vi..a; ed.
gray ha ire. I, swarthy chief o!
the Navajoos at Calaip tcdav.
ley . hook hands giaudy ill i
IK ll Si U A , 'I J PIS I ', P"e! I,,!" I)'
ther. The aged Indian chit f
o.v him .!,' witli ; dignity equal
Lo that of a king. There was no
oiide.-1 en ion in Albert's man
ner and no humility m that ol
he ted' kill.
The Mm had not yd basiidicd
h" chill of dawn v.lun the royal
pi ( ial ; to; pi d on th.' Nov. Mes-
aii village of Caihip, but tliere
ah; a (i'owil ol several hundred
it the : f ul ion. Many of them
..d rii.ei a score of-miles to
lei t the p.elgiipi-.. As the train
topped the band of St. Mi' hai !'
ll ll.JI M lion! sv t,i.' id'o t he
train of the national anthem oi
'e!g i ui i and then that of the
"uit"d Slate-..
A little band of brave , inouiit
on mu-taiig ., sat wailing and
vat'.hmy. th -ir face, i pres
ionics., a. tli" king, (pp-on and
M ii.ce t! ,ee;al"i irom tm-ir ear.
ftor one v, ar dance, his ma
sty cspre sed a d-v.ire lo nice:
ome ('lie of the Indians and ; ev-
r;d of them were presented to
ui'i aim hi s con oi t.
Tlr-n Chief Silagotio Ti ibaul
o, b. tter known as Polo Price.
lopped fm w anl w ith the gift ol
h" li ilo,
hand
ome
vajo
l.i'ik -t. w hich he gravely hand
1 I i Albert, v ho in ! urn pinnei'
ip- n Uie oM w;n i no s i, ie;i .t
il'. "- a !..! . of hi-, hmp.".
Th" y i i-s.li d Indian w as tht
i t t i M'i ; esnier to t!u li gular.
it Foil De.',:inie in the (lav-
v Io n Kit 'ai sun was a guid".
Th"ie was no lack of onlor in
u- sreii" Chich greeted the I'.el
i ;.iis. Pr;i os in skii ts of tin
oi l'. s hiie, and squaws w r.ip-
d ill b'...net.s of many Colol
' ie gioiiped iii an open space
le.ir IP" laMtut, Mime ol tie
O'iseii i ; ', y in ' papoiisi s. The
liighter of the chief was
no'iii'.! d on ;i phi tan '.
h li the braves had filed pa l
Jllee!) Lll.lietll. who slooil lie-
id" In i hu-l'i'iid in .ti iking con-
r.isl In the place given tlieu
o ! i ;
i
il by the Indian-. she ;ok"d
pie fitted to th" Indian
o I
tllilt.'. s. In :: :.,ie I e.pl"sc.
hem in p i-e befoie In r Ciimoia.
ad tl.iy coi pl.el. although
i Mi.-w hat ; '.'iletilv, fi-r theV vi"W
iit'.i'o taking devices, with .11
iei -titi'iiis awe. Thev kept their
yes on the ground wl.il" th"
ii fi.
und will in: u isi:i)
FOP CAPDIN M. MFP( IFP
.'r-.v oik. Oi l. IS. A new
ighl w.t. Ihiown today oil the
aep.'oi abl" mi', rii'ict s which Car-
bnul Merrier ha made lor hi.,
iiitoi tnoate etamliymen with
.he amiount omi at of the lorma-
'.ioii t.f a nopsectari.in coinmilteo
f litt plolMiUclit Cltiiells ol
New Yolk wIioh' p'.llM o it is to
ii e a testimonial fund as a
pr.etieal cNpreMon of their re
ran! It r the Ik rioo prolate.
The committee embraces nun
if eeiy faith and c root I and
nmibe, . ami'tig its eectltivo
heads both P.ishop Hayes, head
f th" catholic arch diocese of
New Yoik and Pi-hop Charles S.
Puich. head of the metropolitan
iot- tart I'pi. copal Church
ilioce-e.
The .".nnotinroment (if the for
mation tif the committee has re-
ealed the fact that Cardinal
Merrier had given away in the
name of dun it v practically his
i it.,
cniiie i t si iu i cos, iiooiko i. en-
villi, a ntembei" of the dimmittoo,
in evplaining the object of the
hxiy today said:
In his heroic work Cardinal
Mercier has exhausted his re
couiccs ami pledged his credit
to a va t extent, lie is return
ing to P.elgium to confront a con
tiutiance of the desperate condi
lions theiv and a renewal of his
si niggle destitute of physical re
source:;, e cardinal is pictur
ed on all su' i as the personifica
tion of trit . iph. II is jxisition
m;ikes him the creditor of the
world at hu ge but in addition to
that he has stood as n bulwark
against the forces of radicalism
and disorder and the spread of
Polshevism by altay-ing the dis
J discontent of his people."
VACCINA-
This .seems to be an oppor
tune time to have something to
say about small pox and vaccin
ation, as we s ee from the daily
pioss and reports from the Bu
reau of Fpidemiology that there
is no little smallpox in North
Carolina, when there actually
-iiould not Ir; a case.
Few of the acute infectious di
seases show such complete inde
pendence such as race, age, occu
pation and sanitary .surround
ings a .-, smallpox. It thrives on
ly ( n lima' emated people. The
mot tidily bears from 1 to CO
per cent. The cause of .sm;dl
pox bear-; no illation on improv
ed sMmtalioii, which ha; lesson
ed the prevalence of tuborcu-
i . bowl. Limbic, hook worm
and malaria. General sanita
tion could not effect Miialipox (5r
Measles. Smallpox spares neither
lnyii nor low, rich or poor, black
or while. It spares only the
vaccinated. When the epidemic
ol Piallpox breaks out. thnsi
w ho .-tie vaccinated are as afe as
lie- children of Israel were front
death when the lentils and posts
of their doors were sprinkled
with the Blood of the Lamb.
Before tip; days of vaccination
smallpox counted among its vic
tims p.inc'.s, kings and queens.
We are still ignorant as to the
p e(i way m which smallpox
is oi nveyed. A view; general
ly held, i ; that it is air-Inn ne and
enters the sy-lem with a respir
atory J. a"t. We do know this.
that it . ;i preventable disease
and ino-t easily preventable of
all infectious diseases. The man
that through prejudice or ig
norance would allow his children
to go unprotected again it this
nnv-t loathsome disease is worse
than an infidel. The Good Book
says that "a man who does not
provide for his household Is
worse than an infidel."
Vaccination virus is the speci
fic principle in a matter obtained
fioin the skin eruption of ani
mals, being known as cow pox.
There are thoioforo. two ways of
obtaining the virus. One from
the scali of vac( mated human
beings and the other from young
c des and U called lioviiie virus.
1 lie old way of Using vim ; from
human beings, is about done
away with and we have thereby
eliminated infection, and trans
mitting disease to a groat ex
tent. The bovine virus is put up
in glycerine and all the harmful
bacteria are hilled in this man
ner. Vaccination is a most simple
operation but .should lie done in h
most (an ftil manner. every
thing used in the operation
should be thoroughly sterilized.
The reason and the only reason
of bad .'ores alter vaccination is
that the place of vaccination has
been inflated either bv seratch-
i-.g the vaccinated arm with dir
ty linger nails or tying the arm
up with dirty bandages. Then
you have to treat it just as you
would any other infected place.
Immunity of smallox appears
on the eight or tenth day after
successful vaccination. The
que; tion is often asked 'how long
loos vaccination protect against
smallpox'.'"' The protection ih
somewhat variable. From what
information obtainable, it should
probably be about twelve years.
Who should be vaccinated?
I'.very unvaccinated person from
I tallies four week old to people
101 years old. People should Ih
lo-v.a'i maud wi.cn mere is an
epidemic of Miialipox. Children
cannot attend school when
smallpox is in the family nor can
teachers teach school who hoard
in families where they have
mallpox.
DIl. L. L. WILLIAMS,
County Quarantine Officer.
ESTABLISH AERIAL LINE
HAVANA TO NEW YORK
Miami, Flu., Oct. Lb An
aerial passenger line employing
six three-passenger and two 16
passongor Fai ham airplanes will
soon be established between Ha
vana, Cuba, and Miami, and
thence to New Y'ork, saving 48
hours in the present time of the
New York-Havana journey, ac
cording to announcement from
Havana.
Hanibal J. Mesa a wealthy Cu
ban, Is financing the project.
SMALLPOX ANT)
TION.
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