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X NUMBER 21 1 .e th, new :.i:Rr;; n. c, Tuesday morning, -decer.bi 3,;if;i2 ; THIRTY-FIRST YEAR L EDEIiCE OVER, OfJEOFTHEBEST Bishop "Assigns Rev; J.lB.' Hurley ' " To Centenary For Another" " Year.: . PRESIDING ELDER BACK ALSO ayeiievine oeing . vrtrneraujr '!. ; Praised For 'Splendid ,J. ' .'. : Entertainment. O '" Fayettevilje, , Dec. - i Iyrth Carolina Conference of tfc Methodist j Episcopal -church, which has." been in session the past few days in Hay Street Methodist chruch, this city, adjourned toddy at 12:30 p. mf to meet next year in Oxford, It wa the mOBt successful ' conference TiehPiit may yearf KVisit .fas ministers and lay delegates united an their' praise.' of that splendid yep ter cainment given thein. '' v!". . Rev. J. B.' Hurley is returned to the 1 pastorate of Centenary Methodist , aJiurcbr.Ne ,JiernL"J3ie "pastors as rsJgned to the three churches at Gold boro, are Rev. ' N.H. p. .Wilson, $U Paul's) Rev; W.'C Meritt, St, John', ' Rv. J.jM Wright, .Ejm'strctt 4 Rev. - Fi S:. Love to Kinst'oh; Ttev. L. H. Patti shall to Dover, Rev, Solon Cottonto -. Beaufort and Rev. McWhorter to Tkioreneaa vapy,'. imtv, j i. vwuerwyun " is returned to the New. Bern, district ' presiding elder. ' ' ''Bishop" Collini Denny of Richmond jrnade a profound impression on the ' addresses and ty' ; 'hisfairness and ef- feet ivenes as presiding 6ffice. ?JMEW OFFICERS SWORN , IN Few Changes of Court House." Mr. 4' j.J'estei'day ! the14 recently-' re-elected . .UUfll U VI "( VUUIIl VVHIIIUAOIUUVI B .... ,ii v,K'"'1" V".1 "-1 rv-- si. .v J Davis, N, M Lancaster, H. T- White and rV rocJihtthe 'court house and wertf , Iv Clrkt ftie doiiri W? BT(anner! j-Alter tne oatn nad Deen aamimsterea : .itLL '. 'D-t . w run, Q...jt,. 9 irhairman and rejected E, M, Green as Attorney. . ., , 'Following thia.R. wa sworn y in.' as bheViff,wttcdeedirtr J.'W.' BuMI; v1io has held that office for ,1 , years. S. H.,' Fowler, - Register, of 'Deeds and . WrB, Flan ner, Clerk -of the Superior ; rniuf t,. were ciimibwui (i1. ' J vripvc Vaurtitnf.' f was .ltrred ' W the . jrw 'i. ! '.-..it Board to serve a another term. . - look -up the matter of a settlement with' retiring Sheriff J. W. Biddie but - owimr to the fact that there were so . many other fmatter to be attended to this was continued until later meeting. the day id getting everything in' shape fpr business. ' He,. has' appointed J. W. - Huff and Jxhn. E.' Wetherihgton, "vho Jjve a few miles from the, city as-depu-jtcs and Janies McCoy will Save charge j!Athejaif ' - ,; ;; '-: ; C V SHIPPING NEWS, -t ' v ';''The' steamer' l.allie of ,"I5wanshoro ;;: arrived! in port yesterday morning and took on a cargo of general merchandise tandfreightr'. ' JBalrd's Creek arrivedn port yei.trrda'y ' inorniiig with' -a cargo of country pro duce. she took on a cargo of merchan dise: zk'- 1 : h ' , The power boat "-As B.C., of Arapahoe , arrived in port Jsterdrty with ,a cargo ,of country 1rodu$. '., i The . fwo mastedy schooner ( Bessie Jay of Atlantic was n port yesterday -with a fcargo o(- oys.tcrr - " ' The three masted scjiboner William ,1 (U niv VU. J V t,V4S vs jr . Vl4 jmtu i re with a cargo of merchandise.- PROGRAM AT THE.ATHENS t " JH'Ai todAV., v Austin and Carvin the best dancing a-t everlseen",pn-.afly'."Btage' InuN w . U rn appeared last night, and, can be -n again today matinees' and night. I! cy are-A-bnderful lahcersi' ' Pictures procramjj.'"When- Persis-4 tt cy-and,Qbstinc,AleetV-This is ( kitargaph picture, featuring Majiricr slello and'beautiful Florence. Turner. ' . romancif at CaLalli.a" A nutXal I e story. "How the 'Cause Was ": n" A stjpry. of patriotism by Sclig cry exciting. ridav. matinee and night we will " ;"' e Coitnt cr. Mom.' Ci! ! )'', ! tee reels 3000 feet of film. This o of the ino-f povu-fi! an I ; ic e roai'incti ever '-i.tir !. I.'o ! c in i;ifi. 3V J itii o i' st v ft' ii'.,!.t ii is ;.t 7.. ) MRS. WAUSTON DEAD. -'''-. , . r . , 4 Married Only a'FeW Months Ago -.a Succumbs tQ Typhoid.. . ' ,fterA suffering with- - attatk of tyihoid 'v fever ior tWo ;'weeksMrs. Sodie Cook Wajlbtbn died at :.Stcwart's Sanitorium early, - Sunlay"morning, Her condirion- at Arst was, tiot,- thought to be;4' serious but 'laser:; deyclppments occurred ; whfeh, made ta operation necessary. i'Saturady afternoon she underwent ;aa' oppratinrallyirtgi, a short time later. Her Condition howtl .velf did not imprmt and.' she'Uteadily grew,-? worse until deaths The funeral wavconducted from .the"jxeidence -of be brother, -John -Cook,iNo.'i9S Craven strprt', yesterday. iriocaiag at ll o'clock by Rev, Dr. T, E. Cater '.pastor -of the First: Baptist church, and the remains interred in Cedar Grove cemeterv ' '- Mrs. Wallston, nee: Mi Sudie Cpok, wa" married to Margin .Wallston. of N'prfolk'a few month agp-and feftved to that Citj to make--her 'future -home. She returned here a' ew' weekPago for visit with relatives nd was taken ill. . h . : making good.progress, ;- The young -men who are rehearsing for the amateur ministrel ,tojbe . pue sented at an early tiate for the purpose of securing funds for the monument .to the De Graflenricd! Colony are making much progress in faeir work.; r Each afternoon they , meet in Stanley hall and bpcndaA hour or more in the work. Mrs. George Green is in charge jof the rehearsalu and she is more than pleased with the progress which has been made. PUBLIC INVITED. . The public is 'cordially invited to come nelct' Wednesday, Dec, '. 4th, to the ; Bazaar ' given by th ladies' tf the Episcopal church at the,, parish house. ' There Y'ill be many 'new 'and attractive features numerous, fancy articles ' at''reascinable price soitable'for Xmas' gifts.' -Things 'both 'useful' art'd ornamental for people of all ages and iaais. And there wil .bo' Jots . of fun forrtbe,iittle folk4 instead, of, the ld fashion 'fish plnd, Something j entirely ne that' will be' a .great surprise and delight tO'inem', Alw', V8utiuiy dressed dolfs, Japanese toys anilarticles ofvaripu kindsf p'otteds,ferns Sovi ers,t all tsorf sand kinds ol good homeV made candy and delicious refreshment Sale pithing? begiu.promptly.at nv and :'conflnuei 'during "tneTaTfernoon and evening. "J.-j , ? ,f; ,j COVB CITY' NEWS. .V .. i ;- Mr. Avery Veda-r-Llttle Boy Passes 1 Away jAged Negio Die.' , (Special to the Journal) ' -Cove City, Dec, 2.A marriage of interest, to the-; many friends in this section ' of- the contract! tig parties occurred herejast Wedncwlay evening when; Miss Eula Hawkins.- the attrac tive daughter of Mr. and' 'M.rs. A.' B. Hawkins, , became the wife. ,of Wiley Avery Mn ,.oT Mr. arid- Mrf . A. ' V. Avery'K-The ceremony wab performed at the FreewHl Baptist churcluby Rev. R. F. DaughertV the paator. '.Mr. and Mrs: Avery will make their home in Cove City fpr the present. -?The.fou '-year-oldson of Mcsv Fannie Donaldson died, Friday-' morning aftef a snort ' ulness. .. I he re gi a ins, were interred ,iR the local grave. yard..,'1 - C "; Bri'stow Jacksdjn, said to be jthe .oldest negro in Hiis section,' died, at his' home in thus place;'early -Safurday." morning. Despite the fact .that hef was more then eighty year,-old, Jackson had enjoyed good health'up'uhtil a fey . week be fore his death, being able to g around the town and do odd jobs:', His 'body will be mined here today, v . ' The'infjnt son of", Mr. and Mrs. Ol' C. ' Etibanks. ciied Sunday , night. The little one had been sick, for several days and -its death- was not unexpected It will be buriSd this afternoon. , 1 ,Edward Ewell is making.preparatiqns, for. theerection of a large frame build ing located tin the business section of the town"' and to be 'used as a store. Thematerial is now on the ground' and work on;the structure will begin this week.; lt'hnd' beetc'MV.'Ett ell's "in tention to erect a brick building but th scarcity and hih-price of Crick and cement caused -him to- alter his' plan;. While jengaged. in failing -a logging nachine .several days tigo J.lJ Roliin son, son of J. S. Robinson, hnd the mis fortune to break his-right ankle. The uui.g "mail 1 d lv I. la home since that time but is rapidly recovering and is able to walk around the house on crutches. . '. . ' Hunters who, visit this sectl -say at . there are. hi!' f .birds l-e found. A nuinl 'T hive go out I .Si or two t in t .-. h f ! -v ., . j i' j i' but t i;i S'Ttf f.3SI0uS'f,lEEnS ; WELL ATTEHDED oiqcn' Pleased With Se oPAudl- . 'ence Out. on Firaf; - - " -i - i . a , - . I : - 5 t V THE,' ; INTEREST;. 15 , DECDED - ,V"".' ' " . ' - Fine Papers Are presented Showing -Work Done by , the Several J'-j. ''-J Deoomlnatloua, ;'', ViLadies" whov have bee active in the arrangements Mr the celebratiin in New .Bern of Home Mission Week "were in" mensety gratified at the attendance upon the -first weeit. day service, -which wis' held In thfccture rpom of-the Presbyteriatu chuyc . yesterday if ter noon at 3:30 "o'clo(bk:, v-The weather was not af all favorable. '.Yetthe tten dance was large antj .the interest in the papers, and. Addresses' presented- was marked,, - if ' ':, .-lt,v ' , . Mrs, S. H. Scott iad been selected as the ieader f Jhe meeting .for the afteri jioon and after conducting the devo tional .exercise, she, spoke of the Home Mission work rin a general way before calling .on. the those who were.down.for papers of addresses. . Mrs. : Henr R. Bryaiij Sr.,) speaking for the; Episcopal denomination told not alone of the work: of 'Jhat denomination, "but also .of the work, as a whole and spoke with especial ' gratification of the unity of purpose which was implied in the holding of union meetings this weckin the inter est of the Home Mission 'movement. Mrs. L'. M. .Hendren, who has been for years a prominent missionary worker tor mission . in t Centepary Methodist church, discussed mission problems and the way her denomination hud met them, giving interesting - statistics. r , , v : Mist Amelia WiHianw'of the Taberna cle 'Bpatist .'Chnrch, Mrs) Dv- B. Wood Wood of the Fisrt Baptist churrti, Mfi. L Ei.,Young of the Presbytf rian church and Miss Nina Basnight of -the Chrkti . ' i iv. .i : t it. I i - 'V ! cnurcn toiu oi ine pome mission wori oft heif' iespective' 'dendihinations,1!! Of rtwnvpreientingliht'efedtirig- and Help! f ul papers; ht C ,y Vfc J t jThpervice this afternoon will be at J:Pfo?clock and t he sme place aa yesairdayl. 'frs, C-fe, Slover'witl r.onZ duct ' the devotionaf; exercises. J.The tpaper -which Miss Bettie Windley fartO have read, will go bver till Saturday and the pa per by . Mrs. George Green oil '?The Saloon and Temperance RefoHrra,'' which wason the program for Saturday will be presented this afternoon. ' Mian Etta Nunn -will treat the subject, ''Country- Life." ; , , The .first evening', taeeting' of the Home Mission week will commence tomorrow at 7:30 p.'ra. at. the First Baptist church.""' 1 , PLEASED AT GROWTH '1 Former Resident Away Since April , f '- .Sees Sign? of Progress. r sDewitt,, W"Stevens of Brockton, Mass,- was among .the visitors' to the city1 - yesterday." . Mrf,. Stevens is' ; a former resident - of , this city,- having resided. here: Ihrity-two years 'ago, living at the time with his utepfather, Rey. .Thalres SV Hales ' who .'was for four .year Vector of Christ Episcopal "'Last1 April Mr. Stevens-retcrned to New Bern .after" an absence !of more than thirty- years. At thai- ime he1 was greatly surprised at the rapid strides the City had made' but upon this, bis second .isit he says .h is even more surprised ' and pleased with the City's advancement than on the former oc casion.' ;i;,'-f ;.'.-v M.r. Stevens has many friends. in the -city and he spent the. il,ay palling upon them and renewing old acquaintances. FRIDAY IS CAROLINA DAY. -et Friday, December 6,.- will be observed as .North 'Carolina Day in the public. schools of ; . Craven and all other counties-in the State.'? An ap propriate program- for - this occasion, has been arranged vand sent to all teachers of. public schools in. the State. In addition ot the regular observance of this occasion the day will also be know-' has ' Aycock Day. Combined with the program .sent out is a deal of yrry interesting matter Telaue to this great friend of education snd this will be used in the exercises. ( ol li i lii'iii v ui i e t.iKt'11 tip in cry i h". i for the Aycock Memorial Fund. I bo a v Ci ( . t C- ELKS OOJIfliiOO -TO! Athens Theatre T,oo Smalt to Hold . , Audience Which - Gathered ( , . ;, -;.Vv'i f-J. For Exercises. . ' j BSAyinFPL, MUSIQENDEREP Oration' by Former L,iuetenant-Go-' ernor Francis D.' Winston , - Gem of Eloquence. , From evtjry quarter of the city people ffocked, ' tojthe -Athtas Theatre Stf nday afternoon to attenof the annual memorial exercises of New Bern' Lodge, No, 764, B..- P. . E. In procuring former Lieutenant Gavernbf Francis D, Win ston a the principal orator of the day, the Elks were especially fortunate and the desire to hear ithia distinguished North. Carolinian had something to do with thenue of the great audience which which; filled the Athens' theeatre to overflowing, The splendid musical pro gram which had been: provided was also ( The stage of the Athene had! been, de corated for the occasion with especially food effect, TJie .coipt scheme was purple and white, the purple being the lodge; dolors' jel (he' border. & A huge Elk's head studded with electric lights held a conspicuous' place, on the stage while at the tear, was a cluster of lights which were turned on as the names of the departed Elks were read. ; The-exercises began with the beauti ful hymn, "Lead, Kindly Light," , sung with great feeling arid spirit by a quar tet composed of Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Benton and Messrs. C. T. Pumphrey and J. W. Watson. Prayer was offered by D. J. Hr' N. Summerel' of the Presbyterian church. , ., . . Rev. H. A. Merfeld, the Exalted Ruler of the lodge, .made the address explaining the objects of the order and pfKe exercises. He1 mentioned the fatjthaf every, lodge 'of Elks 'in', the world on the sme day and hour wa't Engaged iti holding memorial exercises In .hohbtr lof Jt Ulead & f's. , Governor? Winston's- address .was a beautiful one. In well chosedn words and beaUtiullyi .rounded periods hk drew the lesson of the hour. The follow AniraragrB.ht'Mlccted from hls'nmir itable . address will give some idea of its i reneiu excellence and . especially) ha solemn tenderness. v . "It is written' in one of the beautiful and tender legends which the Talmud has preserved, that at the moment 'of the death of a good manmemories of hip tpvo and tfharity ahd good deeds, float through his mind to cheer and console him as his. spirit soars high from the cares and, conflicts, the joys and sorrows of 'life., i.;May we ' not hope "that each of .our departed' brothers so lived, that troops of good angels were present at his death whispering comfort and consolation for many a loving word, pure thought and h larry I. Moore, Esq., of the New Bern I bat, pronounced in ; fitting words , thfl . r. eulogy of the departed Elks: - Eugenius Alexander 'Jack, Ifercy Shepard, GoS Chauncey Wilson Munger,. Mayer Hahrr. and, Willianv'.EIyin, Smith ' . 1 J i A: stated, the music; was one. cn the features 'of the; afternoon. n addition t. . ther.quanjt-nUnibeV'j'i men tionecj tlere was a solo by. Mt!- Iapsleyi a number by a trio cohiposed.of Mrs. Barr; Mrs. Benton and Mr. Pumphrey, a solo by Mr. Pumphrey, a duet by Mrs. Barr and Mr.' Lapsley, a number by a mate -quartet composed "of: . Messrs.; Pumphrey, Tplson. Strat'ton and' Watj son and a final solo "by, Mrs. Barf j- Mrs. Benton - and Messrs.- Pumphrey - and Watson. ' Rev.' Dr., Carter,; pronounced the "benetJictioB.' J - f tS . J FIREMEN, ELECT OFFICERS. A At the annuaLmeetine of the Atlantlcl and TSe w 'Bern fire companies held lat night . Thomas D. ; Davis was elected chief. The other officers' electedwere.'', ....,.,,, -Atlantic. Engineer T. D. .Lassiter. '"- ',. ForcmantCarlyle-'Harker.'''' , V Captain of Hose-"JJ -G.I Fdrk'er; Practical Fnginrer Eph. .Brioson Secretary T. D. Carrawav. . ? . t 1 reasurcr--L. H. Cutler, Jr., ,, Representatives- M. L.-Hall and New Bern. Chiif T! D. F TciTI- 1 ! I ft ite. IIEIO DEAD OYSTER-ROlT Mr. and Mrs. Nixon .EiJrertaln . at - Delightful Affair. V .'Mr. and. Mrs. Robert ly Kixon were host van hostess- ast - evening 'at lane of tne, most 'delightful aid' thprouenly e njoyable oyster roasts ll Ahe season. ; The A spacious room n the lower floor fit fheJF. Si Duff Medicine Com pany's '. building on J-ast t Front street was the scene of th festivities. Long tables had been plafcd in the room ar.d these 'were, adornedf with dainty white linenlctfverahemysters were roasted in a pit jurt in ihf reanofr the building and Wjere broughtyn to the quests steam ing hot a'od mlltitig'a delicious odor All thenecessaA atjeessories, including pickles, , sauces, rakers, etc. ' were fn eluded in"themenu snd it was indeed 'nyaffeas4tiv, v-j-... among tnose enjying air.' and Mrs. Nixon's hospUalltf -Were:".. Mesdames T. G. : HSmaii,-Fl $..,Duffy, Francis S. Duffyj Jno. Hdflister,' Robert Jones, Owen.' H- t4ionf Charles Duffy, H. R. Bryan;, v H. 1:,R. Bryaij '7r., Leinster Duffy,'; James Aiddle,- Newland, Jno. Carraway, wTJonias" Carraway, ,T... D, Warrenf Harls'"Lane," Samtiel Dill, Charles BuJbrdu Jno. D.unn and1 Misses Margaret pkfzn, Mary Qlivejf, Mpille Heatht Sjdie Hollister, Janet Hollister, May HsIdreiBayde Cox, Alice Diiffy. t LD REMOVAL SALE J. M Mitchell & Co. Plan to Open . ' New.Store With New Stock. Preparatory to moving into thieh hne' new ore on Middle street whic how fearing completion, Messrs. JM,,' Mitchell & Co., in a full page advert!:ment in today's Journal an nounce a' great removal sale to last ten dfys' only.' M. 'Mitchell announces that he nds-' ti open ' his new place with rlyvJ new- goods and for that la.wiU-t plose. tout everything at present stand on Pollock street at removal sale. ; He assures the public Hat no' misrepresentations will be illOweil and that every! price statement will.bl backed by his personl. guarantee apd By. his long and successful record chant In this-'eityf " . TApstocJc vhas, been, pished Jin the ha of the Amencan Special Sales JaKrage Company. of Washington, C. Mrc B. H. Hoffman of that firm with Mr. Mitchell in guaranteeing lUfe ubnd;('iqJiMrf:'JleaI. The sale ooeng tomorrow morning at nine p clock. .;M . v . ; 'ArAPA0E- ' Arapahoe, Dec. 2. Thanksgiving " DayYwaa observed by 'every one. In the. eveing , a special . program was arranged for the young people at the Chapel Halt.' We are glad to state that Ma Edgar S. Weaver .of Washington, Di Csl was again-tn ; our midst. Also Riv. J.i P. Woodward of Columbia, Mr. Weaver delivered an appropriate 4 interesting ' address. He also read h0;wfirst National Thanksgiving Pro clamation issued Dy- rrcsiqent u Washington on the first day of January J7 75. While Rev. .Woodward delivered thS-VThanksgiving Prayer.' In addi-, tioii to .this part of the program specail music ' and hesitations fwere; delivered bV- the young folks The Kair; was beautifully decorated for the occas ion. f n t spite ot the unpleasant; weather there was a large attendance." , , i fili'tpA Mrs, iQsca iBrinsoh of New Bern," N. C. were here visiting frteads aiid relatives? V ' '' " Mr r.'aSCVeaieTKas reku'rned to lis "home at Lowland, N. C. . 'c Mr.. H.N." -Banks -and . daughter nt Thanksgiving i -ateek t wjtly.friend 1 relatives at New Bern. The' Misses' Bessie.' Ruby and Thel- ma Rawls,' arrived hbme' from school lat Aydehi NvC.jto spehd.Thank'sgiying wjth their 'parents,! &nj Mr. Jr W.Rawls.-' --s 1 Mr.,falld Mrs.' W. J. Tingle I have returned-ao'mei after , spending several days viwjting .relatives at. , Bridgeton, n; c.'.'i J W f-: A party of 'Ara'pahoeians 'including Mf.'and friAdaar BennetlrMrr'ancI Mrs )J. M. '. Reel, Miss Mamie, fihines and ' Mr." Edgar S. '.Weaver, left for r., ird's Creek, 'NI!C to" attend the vS dding' of! Mr.' Sanford "Jl'liiggV'W P. lhavert and Miss Bertha" L.'Brlnson. " hey tere the guests of Mc andMrs. C. Prison.' ' . I. ii.-G.' Vviiiis of-"Ncw" Bern is re visiting her parents. and Mrs. W. - relative T. J. Eoyd Farm N. ( I Mrs. A ' ' i !L Lewis'ire visit t Oriental, N? C. id fartiily of Ar are the ( uesis ol -mett. ' ' i-'i e II I VKil tj t lot 1 .- b f t a ) tluit !J It 1 MANY PHYSICIANS TO BE HERE TODAY Annual Meeting of Seaboard Me4- ical Association' Will V' "Open Tonight. PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND A Number of Social Events Have ,' eea Arranged For Visitors J During Stay. jToday two hundred physicians from all parts of North Carolina and Virginia will arrive in this city to attend theannaual meeting of the Sea board Medical Association- . The Craven County Medical' Society have had charge of the arrangements for this fltceting" "and ithey have arranged a very claboratie program", including in addition to thejregular business sessions of the Association a number of 'social features. Among these latter wilt be an informal reception Wednesday evening at the home of C. D: Bradham, Chair man of the Craven County Board of Health. . At 1 o'clock Wednesday after noon a Dutch Luncheon will be served in the E,lks Club by rhe Chamber of Commerce and on Thursday the visitors-will be invited to participate in an oyster roast at the Pepsi-Cola building. On Wednesday and Thursday morning the ladies will be given automobile rides over the city and surrounding section. The first meeting will be held in Griffin Auditorium tonight at 7:30. Mayor C. J. McCarthy will deliver' an address of welcome on behalf of the city and L. H. Cutler, Jr., President of the Cham ber of Commerce will welcome the visi tors inbehalf of that organization. Dri H. M. Bonner will extend a welcome iii behalf of the, local physicians. Responses will be made by Dr. J. 1. Sebrill of Norfolk and Dr. J. K. Tayloe of Washington, N. C. Dr. R. L. PiyneJr. of Norfolk, will deliver the annual oration on the sub ject, "The Doctor's Vacation," and Dr. N.' M. Gibb'of this city, the presi dent of the Association, will give some "Healthful Hints on Sanitation." "The Most Dangerous Animal in th World the House Fly," illustrated by lantern, will be given by Dr. Ennion Gv,WUUams,xomniissioner of Health of the"5ate of Virginia, or by his represent tative. . B-e-v. B. F. Huske will make the opening prayer. '" The public is cordially invited to at tend tonight's meeting. BROKE SPEED LAW Police Arrest Three for Hitting Ifr Up too Fast. Recently there has been much "com plaint in regard to the manner in which number of motorcycle owners were sregarding the laws regulating the sfeea ot n vemcies. supctay c nier ol f once Lupton gave ms omcers orders arrest alll offenders of. this ordiance . horn they saw. It is generally supposed - that Sunday is a day "of quiet and rest but a person" standing on any of the streets down in the business section, of, the city on the last Sabbath after noon would have been convinced that it was at least not a day of quiet. - A number of motorcycle owners hadT their machines out on a spin and it seemed :'as thoguh they - waited untuV near the center of the city and "oRenedi 'ern up." . An officer was stationed near the corner of "the Elks Temple andP ere the sun had set, three offenders had) been summoned to appear at the City Hall on 1 Monday afternoon. Thej? were E.- Jil Morris, ; Benjamin Baxtert and Riley; Patrick,,; Mayor McCarthy let them off .on payment of costs bu warned'them that it thejr were brought before him again ' he would be more severe with tSem.! i K ., , t1 'Others before; the . Mayor .yesterda Were: 'ir': '7 fit Charlie Collins colored, charged witf L U.i. rr f..:u.. T..'j2f. LH.iug uui ucy y .,j uuuu guilty,.;, j uugg nienV supe'nd'ed' upbft thevpayment o the, f,osts.. r y . :t , ' ; v ; .aauipsuii uiivis, vuiuicii tiiiiru wiim - being disorderly Fund. guilty-Judgft meat suspendedj-u.pon"tiie 'payment of ' h fost- t' - 3 j Lm -'Sykt's, ct)loTed," charged 'wit (8 being disorderly,- Fooad guilty-; , Judg; ment. suspended .upon the payment of the Costs". v' 1 , .' g F.rpnKtCnoner. -mlnrrl.: rliarfrp'i 'withs j uciii-K uiouiviij n iv mil. liic, vlj, ,iiiiit9 Found . guilty and a., fine of twenty dollars and the costs of the case was,, inuiosed on hi in. JlOl ' ' v f . NEW Am'EXTISEMFNTS. j. J. M. Mitchd'l & Co. Removal Sale. Fred Scott AValpole rubber -, heel for your horse. . , " , : " ! rtirrus & Co. Break jour land deep. Alliens Cafe For a Iic;ht lunch or a f- jiKtie nit al, slop at the Athens. . S. G , ! 'I iv Son (Inter . ul.
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