THE" LEG IS LATUB t
UAPPPNlNft OF INTEREST IN
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
NORTH CAROLINA.
TEACHERS' SUMMER SCHOOL
auite a ' successful session independ
ently last summer, he says.'
Senator Stacy denounced "as mean
and absolutely c6ntemp'-ibbV criticism
by the North Carolina . good roads
propagandists in the Greensboro
morning paper a statement that the
suDDorters of the Stacy substitute
road bill were insincere and lacked
vision and ; statesmanship. They
might be wrong 'and lack vision, .he
paid but the 30 senators could not be
charged with, insincerity. The senate
passed the house bill to. move prison-
ers to the state farm and convert the
central prison into an insane hospital.
CARGO OF GOT
lOt!
FOB PUBLIC IHPBWEHEIITS
SHIPPED TO GEIIOI
North Carolina' Secures Quite Liberal
: Share in Public Appropriations
v- "From House Committee. -
ITALIAN STEAMER RETURNING-
, , . ' -
TO HOME PORT WITH 16,75
X- "... " 1 1 ' '
- BALES OF COTTON.
Senator Stacy . Bitterly Denounces as
Mean and Contemptible Cricism
of Goods Roads Propagandists.
Raleigh. The following is a resume
of recent work of the General Assem
bly of North Carolina 'of general' in
terest: : . r . .,,
House and Senate.
Raleigh, Feb. 14. On - motion of
Representative Ray, rof Macon, the
house refused to concur in the senate
amendments to the state-wide dog law
and provided for a conference com
mittee. . '
Senator Brown introduced the de
partment of health bills for repression
of prostitution, 'to obtain reports of
persons with venereal diseases, and
to prevent venereal diseases, three
separate bills. . -
Senator Carr introduced , a bill to
encourage holding farm products to
stabilize the markets by authorizing
a tax value of products held subject
to Hens the difference between . the
due value and the indebtedness
against the products to constitute the
tax value. I
The house committee on manufac
tures reported favorably a substitute
bill by Neal for child labor control.
It provides for a child welfare com
mission ; compulsory school attend
ance with truant officers to go out
after the children, and for inspectors
to work under the direction of the
commission, appropriating $6,000 for
expenses. r, ...
. , f ' .The Senate. . 1;
Feb. 19. The &Ucy substitute road
bill passed its third reading in the '
senate with but four votes recorded
against- it, and now goes, . to the house
of representatives, where it stands an
excellent chance to be amended in
many important respects. Its passage :
through the senate was marked by.
many vicissitudes, nor did Senator;
Scales show any disposition to smootn
its, devious path on its final journey.
Final adoption . of the road bill' was I
the principal feature of a session that
lasted for a little more , than two
hours. Senator .Holderness started a
lively discussion when he objected to
a motion made by Senator Davenport
that the Cooper cotton warehouse bill
be recalled from the appropriations
committee and sent to the agricul
tural committee, of which Senator
Davenport is chairman.
A roll call was asked and resulted
in the defeat of the amendment by a
vote of 14 to . 27.
- The House. '
. TCoTvon finer its nroeram of a double
session Tuesday, the house adopted
eight further sections of the revenue
bill, making 23 in all., :, .
Gold, of Guilford, offered the most
vigorous protest to the adoption of
the income tax section of the revenue
hill so far made, against any section.
Williams, of Cabarrus, and Winborne
of Hertford, followed his lead and
urged the adoption of an amendment
that would raise the exemption to
married men from $1,500 to; $2,000.. y
The idea that two can live as cheap
ly . is- a fallacy. , Mr. Gold told
FREIGHT RATES WERE HIGH
HPEOVED KHTCtn rrrtRSlTIOHAS
'EESSDH
innnrTiin in n n
UUJlOJ tit iDi cu nuiec
u nruii unuuL
Vessel Chartered Several Weeks Ago
Transportation Charges on , Cargo f
: . Are Approximately $700,000. 1
or
Wilmington. Carrying a cargo
16.T59 bales of cotton, valued at $2,n
250,000, -the Italian steamer; Ansaldo.
IV cleared port for the return trip of
her maiden - voyage to Genoa, Italy."
This is the first cargo of cotton to
leave this port since the signing of
the armistice. LThe vessel was cba-
tered several weeks ago , before., the
Washington (Special) .The house
committee on public - buildings ; - and
grounds: reported a bill with the fol
lowing appropriations recommended
for North Carolina: Greensboro, $450,
000 p Asheville, $95,000; Lenoir, $45,
000: Lumberton, j $40,000; Mt. Airy,
$55,000 ; ' Edenton," $40,000 r Smithfield,
$40.000 ! ?; Albemarle. " $50,000 : . Dunn,
$45,000 Morganton; $50,000 ; Ruther-
rordtoh $30,000, .and waaesDoro,
000. Increases in .the .limit cost are
allowed! to Rockingham, $5,000; and
ThomasvUle, $13,000. For Bites, appro
priations are allowed as follows: Clin
ton, $e,000; Hamlet, $10,000 ; Hertford,
$5,000; 1 Marion, $6,000; Sanford, $7,
000 ; TryonL 55,000, and Williamston,
$8,000. Wilson'is allowed $140,000 for
a larger building. , ; - ,
(3y Rfcv P.; B. riTZWATBR. i. ix;
Teacher of English Bible In the Moody
Bible InstltuU of Chicago.) . ,
(Coprrtkt. 1919, Witm Wwipapgf tJaUm. ,
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY'23 V
THE BREACH OF THE COVENANT
AND MOSES' PRAYER . FOR -IS
RAE.L.
(If ay . Be Used With Missionary AppMca-
- v .tion.)
LESSON TEXT Exodus U:l-S4:9. ? ' .
GOLDEN .TEXT Ths sffsctuol fsnrent
prayer of s rig-nMoua man iTiinw
mnch.-Jamss 8:1. j " -
ADDITIONAL -MATKRIALr-DsuL t:-
Eph. S:li-21: Jajnss
CARDINAL : GIBBONS PRESENTS
RESOLUTIONS TO BE . LAID r
BEFORE CONFERENCE. ,
1
Sl.250.0d0 QUICKLY RAISED
Delegates From Many SUtes, Repre
sentng Irish Organizations, Crowd -Philadelphia
Academy of Music. ' ;
Philadelphia A resolution present-.
PRIMARY TOPIC Ask God's help for d by Cardinal Gibbons for: the peace
hr. Mtmorr Versa James 8:1. Mnmoaa n annlv tn Ireland the doc-:
if
'5
Equal Pay for Equal Work.
Charlotte. Female teachers thru
out the "State are working to build up
the recently-organized North Carolina
ad- I "RlnoQtJnTi Association, which has , as
Dvuiv va v' . woH " " v Z
justed on a lower basis and the
freight charges on her cargo are said
to be approximately $700,000. ' U
Annexation Is Planned. 1
Durham. Several automobiles,
loaded with citizens of Durham and of
"Wallace township, Chatham county,
left here to attend the hearing (before
the joint legislative committee on
towns and cities, regarding a propos
ed bill to annex Williams township,
Chatham county, ,to Durham couniy.
Attorneys Jones Fuller. R." O. Everett
and S. C. Brawley, of Durham, will be
spokesmen for those favoring the annexation.
Get Prominent Mention.
it eihrdr.tti ihe "extendinK 01 scnooi
terms,!; better salaries, more efficient
teachers and jequai;pay . for -y equal
work.1. 'rf '" : A
A bill is to be introduced in , the
North Carolina general assembly pro
viding minimum salary for teachers
and requiring that female teachers
shall receive , equal salaries to male
teachers when they perform the same
duties as the men; The association
has a Committee in Raleigh working
in the interest of the bill. This com
mittee consists of Mrs. Bickett, wife
of the governor; Miss Gertrude Weill,
of Goldsboro, and Miss Shockweli; as
sistant! supervisor of education of
Granville county, ?
Mia3 Skra Kellv. of the Charlotte
ethers. Memory Verse James
junior I TOPIO-Prayins: for
people. . '
INTERMEDIATE . TOPIC Interceding
far others, v . ,.' " . ' '
SENIOR AND ADULT TOWW-m
.value of intercessory prwyer. ; ; 1
Less than slx; weeks have elapsed
since Israel took the path of allegiance
to Jehovah. In less than forty days
they flagrantly break the first and sec
ond commandments. ,
- I. The GoWen Calf '(32:1)
1. Moses' delay (r. 1) ThU they in-
trine of national selfrdetermination,
and that- a declaration of principles f
demanding that if any league of na
tions be created, all features which
may infringe on the traditional Am
erican policy including : the Monroe
doctrine, shall be eliminated, were
adopted unanimously at the closing,
session of the convention of the Irish
race in America.
In support of . the movement to
bring freedom to Ireland the conven-
terpreted to mean that their leader tion pledged ' i to raise within six
had either lost his way in the dark
ness or had perished. In the fire tnat
hovered over the mount. v t
2. The people's demand (. 1) . They
demanded of Aaron that he make them
god to go before them. Their pro
fession of allegiance to God collapsed
as soon as the strong personality of
their leader was no longer felt.
' 3. Aaron's cowardly compliance (w.
2-4). He was. an eloquent man, but
lacked moral courage. Many today
can talk fluently, but vacillate before
th real issues of life. In order to
of the Rockefeller Foundation in
which is incorporated the report of
the general director of the Interna
tional Hfialth Board, the following
the house, and upon the present basis gtate university alumni on the staff
. .. A: mon HrHh Or With- I , : I
receive- prumiueui mcuwuu.
Chanel Hill In the' annual report high school faculty, is. in charge of .gain time with the rebels he demand-
The Senate.
Feb. 17. Senators Connor and Man
gum were appointed as a committee
from the house, in conference with
the attorney general, as to adjust
ments of the state prohibition law
that are needed to meet the condi
tions of the national prohibition law.
T;iic -.oocprl .final reading as fol-
lows: . , -1 - . 7 -.
Amend the law as, to the procedure
in the appointment of, guardians for
idiots, imbeciles and insane.
Allow registration of deeds, ease
ments, and rights of way by grantors
by copy. . , "
Amend the revisal as to the time ot
serving " cases on appeal to the su
preme court, giving 30 instead of 15
days. Objection forced this over for
thirdreading.
Amend the banking laws to allow
investment of a greater per ceni 01
capital in bank building. ,
The House. !
Speaker Brummitt . convened, the
house at 10 c'clock. : New bills were
introduced as follows:
mend the 1913 acts re
lating to the Lincoln county roads and
special tax. - , .
Clayton Amend the 1905 act relat
Vi , f ri road labor.
ev-.'n-.iAmend the law so as to
oucv-cl" 'J
protect purchasers of lands v amend
thf) act as to the filing of papers with
the register of deeds.
,.f ii-Hhfir a married man, wim ui
out children, is entitled to twice the
exemption of the single man, who
does net pay income tax until his
earnings pass $1,000.
9 A. A I AT) t -
The argument againsi au.c
John A.
Ferrell, director for the United States,
on the administrative staff r D. G. Ab
sher. junior field director of Arkan
sas; W. H. Kibler, associate State aI" agaiii removed by the board of alder-
a. jm tv...V. nti ton a TK "R. Wash- I ' a i Via tnflnatiTa sitlia-
nr 1 iiii 1.11 mr i m k --
izktion work in Mecklenburg
county and she is starting a cam
paign for members.
ipiu Ban Again Removed.
Statesvine. The quarantine which
has been in effect here since last Sep
tember being lifted only temporarily
dnrire I the Christmas holidays,
months one million dollars, but before)
Justice Daniel F. Cohalan, of the New
York supreme, court, chairman of ,the
convention, completed the calling of a"
list of states and cities, more than $lf
250,000 had been pledged to the cause.
Delegates from many states, repre
senting a large number, of Irish or-
ganizations, crowded the Academy of .
Music when Cardinal Gibbons . in a
few word- presented .the .resolution
calling for the right of Ireland to se
lect its form of ; government, c Ap
plause swept the crowd, as thelfcar-
dinal slowly read the paper. -
tnoir ipwelrv and
vi tiiai. mtj -a-t. vf w . X. ''
bring it to him. Perhaps he thought GERMAN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
was
that their love for It would cause them
to forego their demands, but they
cheerfully gave up their Jewelry for a
false god. Aaron, like many compro
mising men of this age, opened a door
which he could not shut
4. Wanton revelry (w. 5, 6). See
ing their disposition, Aaron erected an
DISCUSS NEW CONSTITUTION
Weimar! While the German na
tional assembly has been holding open
meetings several committees have
found time to discuss the draft of a
ment, presented by Governor Dough- burn 8enior State director of North
ton and Mr. McCoin, was that the in- Carolina. j. f Kendrick, associate di-
come tax must be collected on the ex- rector f0r Seychelles Islands; P. W.
emptions of 1.000 and $1,500 or else Covmgton senior State director of
j-i.r, .avanno wmild be jeopard- m flii tnff vt-
House and Senate.,
10 Th house of representa-
u. - 1 1
Ot tne wnoie,
of the revenue
bill
Feb
tives, in committee
- j is ertions
ni-terial amendments
Dill Y UUU". "
and continued its work on the
xou, n.iprfid the vote by
rne nousc ,
mdeei ana registrars of elections to
iflr Ef. wJ T tabled, and passed tne
1
t was easv to criticize. Gover
nor Doughton . thought, but another
proposition for the critic to su . x
more feasible metnoa o--un -revenue.
All amendments were lost
and the section went through as writ
ten by the finance commiuee.
The Senate.
Peb 20 The senate tonight passed
on second reading the bilVto author
ize the state board of agriculture . to
erect a department building to cost
U rtr, t, cite of the present
building, opposite the capitolrbuild-
ine. - Final reading was lorc.u
on objection of senator
fort to have an amenamem
board' ot.agricluture must wak jmUl
it has the money m nana. " 1 t
ment was accepted that one floor of
the building must De aevinu -B
illative committee rooms.'
-w. vM.A rr.mnleted the cons ider-
ation of the schedule sections jf he
revenue bill 33 to 75 row. -
few changes in any 01 tnem
on tobacco warehouses, uw '
j. t f ai thP first 1.000,OUU
was maae - -- . - , tn
rounds sold, instead 01 iw
Pouuuo . .... 1 AAA AAA .nrtnnds.
man - ann tin rss liib uiuucuna
Ulii - "
tion, oi account of which the ban was
first placed on public gatherings be
comes acute again, it is not likely that
the restrictions will agai, be effec
tive. The board passed an ordinance
making it a, .violation of the la w,- for
Generous Students and Faculty. v ny dividual who has the uisease or
; wi,rraflf.4 a result of a local -arhn has been associated m any way
w a&w x j w j - -t - ,
campaign which has been waging for with anyone who ,has had it, to mmgie
th nast three weeks, the- students withuother people ouisme
new German constitution as prepared
altar and proclaimed a fast unto Je- by Hugo Pruess, a member of the cab-
inet. The draft has now passed on
his r. own
and faculty of Wake Forest College
have pledged and partially paid m
10 59S towards the State campaign
of the Baptist denomination.
Eight Murder Cases.
Louisburg. Franklin county supe
rior court is in session here with
Judge Oliver Allen, of Kinston, pre
siding. There" is to be a two weeks
term, and because of the influenza
epidemic, this is the first court held
here in several months. Eight mur
der cases are to be tried, besides otn
ers of less general interest.
premises. - ' ! -
More Money for Relief Fund.
Raftigh. After a1 three-hour discus
sion; most of which was taken up by
rftDresentatives - of the fire insurance
companies of the State, the house in
surance committee voted to report fa
vorably the bill proposing to require
North- Carolina fire insurance corpora
tions to pay 50 cents out ot each one
hundred dollars in , premiums into the
firemen's relief fund, .which foreign
companies have been required to do
since :1907.
Micharles TJ. Harris, of Raleigh,
who introduced the original .bill, ex
plained that a majority of the insur
ance! business goes to North Carolina
companies and he thought it only fair
that thev should neip Keep uy
Lynchers Are Convicted.
Winston-Saiem. Fifteen of the 16
defendants indicted for participating
in the riot in Winston-Salem on No-
1 - t mu nmra rrtnvirted ltt
vemDer xi, - -m - .n q0mHv fnr
. i t a iiirv rptiirnme nmrt.u He maae pica, cciivvv .
surry suyiiui v." " - " . ' rtTOnW who re-
lUO IHf""'1'"' .
the. verdict at noon.
fTeoreft Douthit. J. E. Savage, Pleas
Cline, Grover and Walter Kiser and
I r i. . M tmrA trn'Sltv fit at
. aaa aaa mAimds. Will uaner weio wui
m , nflditionai l.uvu.wv . ttjcv. Q volnr-
. . . -I..Jh nr III 1 I tuZ.A&A w ml
The new sectiu" - -
. v..nnr and -loan,
rent a snare ou " .
ceive no pay for their services, stal
ing that he thought the home com
panies1 ought to be willing to encour
age them and that it would be worth
r noM to the insurance commis-
10. "c r " was
the aisiriuuuuu, "7-
nglt enrolled for ratiflca.
tion, being a senate measur
n x flnvans - nnereu "
. senator ow" vm
. i-iLuv, otsiimmer schoo
. o Vwill to esiaouau
ior teachers at AsheTille. carrying : labor that creates a cnuo
it rtf X10.0UU uvi 1 ' ,;ciainn. consisting .
appropriww-.--- - " ,,..ii.KMil the weliare cuiu-.;-. vu fn-
su" - , x . anttndent oi . yuu
jsioner lor
adopted. ;
. ..." -rtro a amp.nflfta
. nni' rnp 111V.C t
VOlveiB. a.u. - -
IMattheWS. Ot Heme,
u7 ,
tax $100 instead 01.?.
onmmittee on
br. Victor Bryant, or Durham, chair-
man reported lavoraDiy ui .
man, reyu .,Kaitiit. bill to regu-
noon me o-v-, hn,
dealers in re-
to make, the
child la-
ed prisoner in the city jail and were whil.
sentenced by Juage a. r u)"6.
presided over the special term, being
ordered here by Governor Bickett to
try these cases, to 14 montns on w
Forsyth county roads. 1
Frank Hester was convicted of the
same offense .and given a term 01 10
months on the roads.
Eight other defendants were con
victed of conspiracy and also of at-
tempt to lynch the negro, their sen
tences being as follows: Ira Whita-
Pearce Hammons, a. JSi. v
hovah. He no doubt wisnea tnem w
worship the Lord through the image,
but he had made a god for them and
it was a very short step to the heath
en s orgies connected with Idolatrous
Worship. - - - ;-.H .. i-;-; a''.
, II. God's Burning Wrath (32 s7-10).s
God's nature Is such that he cannot
tolerate a rival. No gods shall be be
fore his face. The rival must be re
moved or the people must be consumed
.with .divine wrath. God does not own
them as his people, for they had cast
him off. -
III. The Mediation of Meeee (82
The declaration of a divine purpose
to-destroy the Israelites did not deter
Moses Trom making Intercession for
tem. What was his threefold pleat
(vr. 11, 12, 13). v
Moses knew full well that the people
deserved to die, therefore he could not
plead ' any merit on their part. His
plea was based wholly on God's pur
pose for Israel. Through his Interces
sion God relents.
IV. Judgment Falls (32:15-35).
1. Moses broke the tables of testi
mony (vW 15-19) emblematic of the
breach of their covenant with God. ;
2, Moses destroyed the Image (v. 20)
and made the people drink of the wa
ter which contained lte dust, thus mak
ing them to experience In a physical
sense the bitterness which results from
sin. x J '.V:,.'.:"..'",.
3. Moses showed Aaron that he was
tnoYnsiihlA for his oart In the dls-
second reading. . The original r few
paragraphs have been cut up and ex
panded into 109 paragraphs, which
cover every point carefully .vS
The new draft consists ; of . even
divisions. The first division, .entitled
"The t Nation and a Its Component
States' - provides i that 1 the national
territory shall not consist of the' for
mer German states as -well as 5 other
states that may, after ? a j plebiscite,
desire to be incorporated with Ger
many. The flag of the new 1 republic
will be black, red and gold.r ; t
ker,
I Voung Distillery Captured.
Durham. Deputies "Car Belvin,
Toe Pleasants and Lonnie ;. Morgan
ook in a-small, young, yet vigorous,
4istillery which was in full operation
whenfthe officers came upon it, It
was located in , Lebanon township,
about! eight miles from the clty--aboutt
two miles beyond Christian s
mlir.. ' r It was running at full blast,
with no one near. It is learned that
thrfifvl men. one white ; man and 1 two
DATE OF EXTRA SESSION : ; 5
DEPENDS ON NEW , LOAN J3ILL,
graceful affair (vv. 21-24).
a lfitoa aii aii fnr tnose wno wouia
Q.r fr th rrd to eird their I Washineton. President vynson win
words and slay all who stood out In be advised soon after his return re
rebelllon. The tribe of Levi ranged garding the extra session. The nature
themselves on his side and became the of the advice, according; to Demo-
instroment by which God "chastened his cratic leaders, principally ueyeuua
upon disposal ' or tne penning nousc
u v ; anfrtnrjTP '-. $7.000.000.000 Of
ALL CONFERENCE COMMITTEES
MUST COMPLETE THEIR WORK
v ''' , , tvt-:'r'.. "frli:' -vv
Paris. Results of far-reaching char-
acter were obtained at, the meeting )
of the council of -the great powers
when resolutions were adopted requir
ing such a speeding up of y all; impor- ,
tent ' branches of the work of . the
peace conference as to permit the- -formulation
of a preliminary peace ;
trftatv :bv the time President Wilson
returns to Paris in the :middle .vOfk
March. To accomplish this all ques
tions of reparations, boundaries. land
economic and . financial Issues .must
report to the supreme, council within,
the next two weeks, or, b March 8,, at
the-, latest. X. i..Vv:-X4i;
people (vv. 25-29). 1 X
5.Moses confessed the great sin of
the people and begged that God would
forgive them. He was. willing-to suf
fer the nunlshment himself. If possible,
n iPt the neonle eo free. The Lord
short-term treasury notes in lieu of
Liberty bonds for the April loan cam
paign. If the measure is passed, the
leaders plant tc advise tne rresiuem.
ieaa me . . -0t of
received state w:;f statef board ot
ononuraeement as to supy- v. commissioner oiyuu
;nd exnects to accept an amenou,- -
;tct that- the governor
i a- f trustees. He has
uuaiu
vens and Cris ; Chappell, six years negroes, 'were
each on the couaty roads; John Bran
. . ..'v o-a limit years;
a. a Annni aj.v' - - i - t iaqvph i.lio cv- v i
and expects vu ,n the He weliare. n . aftTit: four years
include vocational . . v , CTCim, had and the hours pi r-.
. x nM; VrthMi- Mnnliv. three I not cautured. Tne
QOIly IWU jrcaio, , , , myj. , ; - - -
VV ail . w - . 1 r . w
on a high hill some i, fft him in answer that every fn call the extra session about May. 15
1 A. I A I ..
If it, falls, it was sata a requesi ioi
call of Congress notT later ? than April
I would be submitted
thinff events., but
OU111 1.
gallon' capacity.
to
work of summer
m tn rf-W i
Blind Tiger
-While no man should be permitted
to hide behind his: inflrimUies todo
evil, stiU, I do not believethat
man should be W.1?,?
life tor the violation of ProhlW .
tion law," said
doning V.'A. Long, of f retaii.
63-years-oldnconv
mg and semeuu haf
in iail. Two reputable P1" in
stated to the l ,nTuE&
ir orison would very umv
result in the , death of the aged man.
lantry,.na- "V" '.i,r S4 W
- u... nr camo Greene.
.J:: nian.-The North
Carolina delegition J. .Congress, head
ed by Senators
to .me wxi ,
Baker to senu
' A.
man. weni
. QopTPtarv
to urge . uv " Thlr-
the North Carolina nw -
- To Build New Roads
Shelby. Number , 9 township an
nounced that $25,000 cash for road
bonds has been placed in bank and is
. j v l- An AT-
now avaiiaoie tor roau wu. ,c0 ionnal Confer-
der has been made for tools, , au aro
mules will be bought In a snort -time, ence, if m - aed
' Superannuated Endowment Fund.
Winston-Salem. Rev. J. P. Rogers,
representing ttfe superannuated en
dowment fund of the Western Nortn
-nr t cuumaii viin has had I tions to the, fun,
uapxam yv. r. , ,,,t
long experie
I.'".".- nmfa0ri tn send Mecklenburg ana uaaiuu "w:f;;. a k -'M.nhMi the
Uization. Mr, wer;vi-r-,7 - haa hfift: building roads -in No. 6 Vhe52uu,uuu gu-v. v
in W.i-. M iem-, wuu di;mG8 and the.; widows , of
long experience m roa? $ w renorted' thatof
rade and to Camp -; r
-oiti Mr, Baser promi -
iin- if it could be arrang, and nas oeen - " nTt J totals $117.000.: Mr. Rogers,
neia oui . heen whr will snena tne ween ucic
numucr .ui - ; --Vr - htantial sub-
a
ed.
Greene
what
failure.
No . hope was
The deieganou
left some- ty, for a
le-The - to. avinervise the construction has.secureu v--
disappointed over meir y J 0 j scripfions from locn pusmess mcu.
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man should bear his own sin yv; 80-.
V. The Covenant Renewed (33 :1-
1. Moses commission renewed Cvh.
83). . ' 1
; 2. The second tables of the law
given (34:1-9). In the giving of these
tables he reiterated God'e justice,, but
gave particular emphasis to his mercy.
The Lord God, merciful and gracious.
long-suffering , and abundant in good
ness .and truth, keeping mercy for
thousands, forgiving . Iniquity, r and
transgression and sin. and that will, by
no means clear the guilty visiting the .
Iniquity of the fathers' upon the chil
dren, and upon th children's children,
onto the third and fourth generation,"
SECRETARY LANE'S EYES ARE
OPENED BY SOUTHERN VISIT,
Washngton.iDeclaHng that ' what
he saw during his recent trip to the
South to look over lands which might
be made : available for returning sol
diers and marines opened his eyes to
possblties never dreamed ot in ms en
Ire life. Secretary Lane of the depart
ment of the Interior; has Justy filed
With 'the houses committee investigat
ing this matter a most ' interesting
and lucid indorsement of the proposi
tion. . . s','-' '
Interest Increasing In Poultry.
' The poultry club office of the AktI.
ben most ,--7- Wft,en.
Nearoes Arrange for Campaign.
'. . -hi. nrv. .. nAirrn - rhamDer
The Rose's Name,
The name "rose" varies only slight-
t?wa Rnnnh Treatment.
rharlotte Despite the pronounced y among different nations.-- The Ro-
mans canea . 11 , -
assisted by
conducted uu,.wu..
Charlotte. me nBru xc-r . r .nf the committee
--l IlrSM " SrTtheTbm, members ote to ln Itallan.
for --.e- - rr:t , ar-i nT,.Witt and?- Mecklenburg county Russian, in rousu u is rva, .u .w-. , .urjtili
among the ; negro popuiavu- 7. arin before the joint ro In Swedish.ros,, and-In French, Asso;iaiionv --
lotte in hom gardening, .rrixes S nf the lerisla- and Danish
convalescing. " -.Totivft rnner the week ol January - w warden vields.De- turef declared tneir expec -t , :
Young Coor - . will be worked U favorable report from tne comm v- n .rLVMW,u:
Represenuivf i . i-,v,lltl WAre organized. , v taus wrc , Wpive -roueh treatment H -Another thins tnai rve nouceu m
.,-a r h! where-
win's office was nouueu - tf :
hospital
snrlnes. Represent
B,uo' ..k - or oreanlzed. a taUs lor xne camp.6 - . A 7- L..i M.oivft MrouaL treatment"! : Another- thing
community ciu, - -'- , to o nilt: 4 Secretary B., N arris, - it -.hnl ax l.-tw, observed the
tc. fl Warr Miss ' Delia .strouu, w v i "TTI': .Mimt : this bill- by I -ha a breezy : way about' nim U
- - . . A - 1 plct r 11 1 III I ' . n 1V -
stration. agent. ". ;r:wtt.i , thorlties of the J
T-cnamDer, u5-uwf.tf" r .
i immunity clubs
In Davidson county
A . 14 meetings.
Going from
ASK RETURN TO 4OWNERS.OFr.
TELEGRAPH-ANO TELEPHONES
i xxr; ahin eion; The executive and
auu i v . Nation
In Polish It isroza, in Dutch special war comm.uBc v v -
ties commissioners, representing the
...Kit. rvir.A commissions railway
and public utilities commissions ; of
the states (excepUng,. Delaware, which
has' no1 public "service or railway com
Uk rMxi ddresse1' letter tc
tresident Wflson 2 requester' him ta
i - iiTiiT" and telephona
rose.
T,dT .EdBoml0nty. t;ta i.r, ,1 wealthier coati. lus been.tals'
osuaUy pretty frexb."
return the telegraphnd ;
rcpertiea to thsir owners.
Point 10
neeUngs were held
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4
Charlotte,"