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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
IN WILMINGTON
Beautiful and Impressive Memorial Day
Exercises.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

EXERCISES
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)
WILMINGTON, N. c., May n.-Several
thousand people participated in Memorial
Day exercises yesterday at Oakdale Gem
etery, held under the auspices OF Cape
Fear Chapter. Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy. On account OF the celebration be-
ing held on Sunday, and aided by beau
tiful weather, the exercises We're more
largely attended than any In years, and
the interes ting programme was carried
out most successfully. On Saturday tho
ladies decorated all tho graves OF Con-
federate soldiers. and yesterday no work
Of that kind was necessary.
The exercises took place at the base Of
the Confederate monum ent. At 4:S0 o'clock
the procession was formed at the lodge
III the cemetery. About one hundred vet
Grams were in line. and the Wilmington
Light Infantry and Naval Reserves had
full ranks.
The Daughters OF the confederacy and
goodly numbers, aw
The opening prayer was by Rev. Rich
ard w. Hague The memorial sermon
was delivered by Rev. Calvin s. Blaol-
well, d. D.. OF Norfolk. Va.
After presenting crosses Of honor and
singing the hymn. Soldiers OF Christ"
the benediction was pronounced. The mill
tary then fired three volleys. Following
this bugler blew taps.
Immediately following the exercises the
Wilmington Light Infantry went to the
grave Of the late Captain William r.
Kenan, who was at one time captain Of
the company, and afterwards elected
life members and fired volley in re-
spect to his memory.
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MONUMENT UNVEILED
Woodmen Of the World Honor Mem
DRY of Dead Sovereign.
.----- Lc.aalal 10 ,I1maS. Dispn tch \ WV

WILMINGTON, N. e.. May 11-Beau-
tiful and appropriate exercises were held
at Southport yesterday upon the occn-
sion OF the unwilling OF monument by
Live Oak Camp. No. 9. Woodmen Of the
Wo-ld, of this city. over tho grave OF Its
ilamented Sovereign. j. M, 9. Fisher, who
met a tragic death last December by
drowning from tho tug Alexander Jones,
r. w. Jackson. the colored fireman
who was so badly scalded on the govern
ment tug Cynthia, died Saturday after
noon at the Marine Hospital.
The Wilmington Light Infantry has
about perfected plans for its semi-oen-
tennial celebration. which will be held
at Lake Waccomaw. on May Goth.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd-Fellows OF
North Carolina will convene In slxtieth
annual session in this city Tomorrow
evening at o'clock. Between 300 and
400 visitors arc expected. and the ses-
sion here Will be one OF the best ever
held,
q. M.-John r. Griffith. Of Winston.
D, q. M.-Dr. L. B, McBryar. OF Ashe-
G, w-Henry u. Biggs, Of Scotland
Neck.
q. SD. Fl. woodell. Of Raleigh,
q, T.-R, J. Jones. Of Wilmington.
a. Nj. J. Hopkins, Of Wilmington.
a. C,-Dr r. II. Jones. OF Winston.
a. Cd, q. Shannonhouse, Of Char
q. H-Dr. ID, II. Brooks, of Reidsyille,
Chaplain--Rey. r. y. Swinddler.
Repres entatIves-M. w. Jor]s. Of VIII
mington, and r. w, Murray, Of Green's
boro
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were elected as Follows: ]. r. Barnes. D.
#. Busick. G. B. Medley. Arthur Jordan.
J. r. Jefrreys, w. C.. Weaver, ]. NJ.
Pugb and Edward F. Glenn. The sala-
ries OF all policemen were fixed the same
as last year. Captain Neil Ellington was
reelected city treasurer, his salary being
the same as last year.
Tho resignation Of VIM. A. Hall. United
states Commissioner OF Ala1nance county.
was accepted by Judge James p. Boyd.
of the United States District Court to-
day. Mr.. Hall has been elected Mayor
of Burlington.
The annual meeting OF Guiltord Camp
OF Confederate Veterans was held Sat-
urday afternoon In the courthouse. All
the old officers were reelected. Dir. w.
w. Wood being made ad1utant to succeed
the late j. Stirling Jones.
Chief Justice Spencer B. Adams. OF the
citizenship Court OF the Chocktaw ana
c,hickasaw Nations. Is here from South
McAllster. I. T.. to spend q few days
with his family.
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BERRY SHIPMENTS
Already Greater than for the Entire
Season Last Year.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.,

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 11.-Accord-
ing to an official report. the strawberry
movement in refrigerator cars from East
Guiding May Sth has been 1897 cars,
against 1,173 cars for the entire season
last year, Commenting upon these fig.
ures. the Carolina Journal, in IT'S issue
to-day. says editorially:
lin addition to this. 1t is safe to say that
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
will ship all through next week and
some more or less shipments will 30 for
ward during the same time from points
on the other divisions, sufficient to run
the number OF cars by the Fruit Growers
Express movement up to 1.500 at least.
Shipments, in fact. will likely continue
from different points in this territory
UP to the 18th. The express shipments
also show good healthy increase in
volume this year over last. though not
quite so much as the increase by the re-
frigerator line or Fruit Growers Elk
press. Mr.. Buckner, the new superinten-
dent for this territory, however. reports
O very satisfactory seasons operations
for the Southern Express Company. AL
though the first shipment OF berries did
not yield such returns as the growers
had confidently looked forward to, never
theless the season has been much longer
than usual. and the total value of bust
ness will be SO largely IN excess Of last
year that 1t is safe to say that fully as
much money will be distributed down
here among the growers. as whole, for
the 1903 crop as was received by them
last year. OF course. the profits will not
be go great to the producers, but where
they have lost in one way they have. In
part, made good the loss otherwise With
anything like good prices for the yegeta-
BILE and potato crops. the growers Will
again be in the saddle.
THE outlook is favorable for a good
tcanteloupe and melon crop. while black
berries have already begun to move,
and the crop this year will be about up
to the average for this variety of fruit
in this section The potato crop is i'm
proving very much rs the season wears
on under better weather conditions and
the same may be said OF beans. cucum-
bers, squashes, beets and caulifiower.
Many potato farmers. realizing that the
crop has been cut short In the Savan-
nah and Charleston sections below us.
and likewise in the Eastern Shore and
Underwater sections Of Virginia, ms well
as throughout the great potato producing
districts of the West and Middle West.
have been engaged several days now In
the work Of replanting potato fields. all
of which will come along little later.
In fact, 1t would seem from present indl-
cations that the irish potato crop In
North Carolina will be about tho largest
In any part Of the country and Is OK
pected to yield the growers some very
satisfactory returns"
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MEMORIAL
EXERCISES
Graves Of Confederate Dead
Decorated at Raleigh.
SELF SUPPORTING BOYS
A Large Number Of the Students at the
North Corolina Agricultural and
Mechanical College Are Work.
ing for an Education.
(specla) IN The 11mes.,,snot iii /,

(sper'a] IN The T1mes-Dispatch.)
RALEIGH, N. c.. May 11.--There was
an unusually large attendance upon the
Confederate memorial exercises here yes
terday afternoon and the programme,
while very simple was highly appropriate,
The people assembled at tho Confederate
cemetery at o'clock and after a series
of songs by a choir made up Of some
OF the best voices OF the various choirs
of the city churches and prayer by tho
chaplain OF the Confederate camp. Rev.
j. w. jenkins. crosses OF honor were
presented to n number Of veterans, who
had not heretofore received them. Fol-
lowing this ceremony there was the de-
coration Of the graves Of the heroic dead.
hundreds OF the people II, attendance hnv-
ing brought baskets OF flowers for that
purpose. The State offices are all closed
to-day on account OF memorial legal hol-
lday.
There are 5o5 students at the North Car
Dina College Of Agriculture and Mechan-
ic Arts. or this number 237 are paying
their own expenses by labor performed
In this college or before coming there. Tho
college has labor system. whereby stu
dents earn about 5000 a year. The spirit
OF work ana economy Is very strong at
the college. Even rich boys catch the
spirit and work at odd hours beside boys
OF the greatest poverty. Every possible
form of labor Is represented, from bar
bering and shoe-maklng to clerklng,
teaching, and preaching There are plenty
of carpenters. nachtnjsts, engineers.
draughtsmen and electricians and no end
of farm workers. It is a big sight to sec
the a. & NJ. boys at work every Satur-
day. T4'.s
1t Is interesting to see how many pro-
fcssions and occupations are represented
by the students In the A. g. NJ. College.
OF the families that patronize the A. &
II. College, a majority are engaged in
agriculture, next most numerous are the
merchants. There are 253 farmers, 40
merchants. 20 mnnufa ctnrers, 20 statesmen.
II doctors, Is lawyers. "A carpenters. and
contractors, 1s machinists, IL cotton man.
ufacturers, 10 bookkeepers, 10 Insurance.
agents, 0 engineers and lumber dealers.
In all 80 trades. occupations and profess
sions arc represented by the seudenta OF
the A. G. NJ. College. Esii II an
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made by boil, sides before the House Com
mittee In Richmond recently, when the
matter was brought before that body.
have done more to create hard feeling
between the two factions than any other
matter that has arisen out Of tho dis
persary situation.
1t Is stated that the dispensary people
have majority OF tho registered voters
of the district. and that a petition has
OF will be presented to the Legislature
asking no change in the present Farm
vile dispensary law. Tho ground upon
which 1t is believed the Council will open
a dlspensary at It's next meeting will be
petition containing a majority OF the
registered voters OF the district. which
vii be presented. asking that a d!spensary
be opened.
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MAY OPEN DISPENsARY
A Petition Will Be Presented to the
t,sjHa9s Council of Farmvlle.
, 4, to The Times-Dtspatch.)

5.a (special to The Times-Dtspatch
TARn1yILLE, VA. May 1.-THE oil
max has finally been reached as 10
whether the Town Council Will open a
dtspensary in Farmville, and It is be-
lieved though 1t cannot pc stated as q
melting make all necessary arrangements
for the establishment Of dlspensary
The dspensary question has been agi,
iated here until It has resulted In one fist
fleht between two we'll known citizens,
and another was narrowly averted SaIur-
dav nirht by the interference OF frlends'
T.hasa arc probably the first of a series
to occur II the present heated newspaper
and street corner discussions continue
Hard feelings exist between citizens. VINO
IN to the time of the present situation.
were warm friends but now they 40 not
speak, Certain statements thae "e'0
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t,nu,ng through Wednesday. Tho meet

tinuing through Wednesday. Tho meet
ings Of the association will be held IN
the Supreme Court room at the county
courthouse. There will be about forty or
nifty in attendance upon the meeting here.
Up to a short while ago Mr.. G. w. Brown,
OF Asheville. was president Of the asso-
citation. This gentleman has retNed from
tho undertaking business. and his sue
cessor will be elected at the meeting here.
TO. morrow there will be an address by
DIR. John W. Stage. and on "Wednesday
Dr.. ]. p. Munroe will address the asso-
citation. Mr.. C. A. Renouard, OF New
York, a prominent member OF the Nation
al Funeral Directors Association, VIII be
present and address the body. DR.. Lewis,
president OF tho State Board of Examin-
ers, viii also be present and make talk.
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STOCKHOLDERS
RATlFY THE SALE.
Terms Of Sale Of Frisco Sys-
tenn to Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Public.
(By Associated Press.,

DIES MofNEs, IOWA, May u.-At q
melting Of the stockholders OF the Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Company.
held In this city, the deal made by =. y.
Morgan and Company for the, sale TO the
Rock Island Of the ST. Louis ana san
Francisco Railway WAS approved, and the
CAPITAL stock OF the Rock Island Increased
s2O 600 600 The contract with MORGAN
and Company calls for an exchange OF
$50 .ooO, 900 worth OF Rock Island stock for
SCI 900, 600 worth Of St Louis and san
Francisco stock and the turning over of
tina entire Frisco system to the Rock Is
land officials. ~. -,
There also was ordered issued slSo000oo
worth OF five per cent. gold bonds In con-
motion with the Frisco deal.
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CARNIVAL QUEEN
Miss Allie Vlckory Elected in Greens
boro by a Good Majority.
to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
Z GREENSBORO, N. c., May 1.-THE
voting for the queen OF the carnival came
to an end Saturday night Miss Allie
Vickory sponsor for the Hook and Lad
der Company, being elected queen by q
decisive majority. She received a total
of S,229 over 1900 moro than tho next
highest young lady. Miss Vickory will be
crowned tho queen next Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock In front of the postoitice
on Market Street, Over $1,000 votes were
cast for the five sponsors OF the fire COM
m nies and the volunteer fire department
Is the richer by sl,155.1b.
The new Board OF Aldermen had a spe-
cial meeting Saturday night to finish up
the work OF organizing. At this meeting
r. M. Rees was reelected city tax col
iector, the commissions being reduced to
~ per cent. instead OF 3. Police officers
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Recruiting Station.

A recruiting station for tho United
states navy has been opened in the
Shafer building in charge Of I. II. Ever
hart, Surgeon ]. Il. Miller. A. b. Keller.
!. II. Herbert and P 7. Ryan. enlisted
men; Naval Apprentices J. D. Wester-
burg and p. w. Fox; Hospital Appren-
uces H. J. Hyhee, w. J. Browning. w. D.
Yeoman and w. "A. Riddle Apprentices
over the ago OF fifteen and abba bodied
men over twenty-one and under thirty
five will be received for enlistment Men.
arc wanted MS firemen, machinists, black
smiths boilermakers. copparsm!ths. plum<
bers, filters. bakers, landsmen and ap,
nrentices. Tho office will be open until
Saturday evening for the enlistment Of
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COTTON spINNERs
Seventh Annual Convention TO Be Held
in Charlotte This Week. 81,

In Charlotte ! MS week. tlsi 10
Especial to The Tiu,es-Dispatch,)
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. May 1.-THE sew
enth annual convention OF the Southern
Cotton spinners' Association will be held
here on Thursday and Friday OF this
week. and arrangements have been made
for {, large number Of delegates and VS.
ttors. Among the speakers on the pro.
sramme are General w. F. Draper. OF
Hopedale, Mass. who's subject Is DE.
eyelopment Of Rapidly Running and Yield.
ing Bearing spindles'G ". Thomas, OF
Charlotte. "The Advantage OF Diversity
ing Manufactures in the South; T. v.
13oylan, of Baltimore. '"rhe Electric Drive
In Cotton Spinning and General Drive in
Cotton Mills; Edward Atkinson, OF Bos-
ton, Mutual Fire Protection; w. D. A.
Ryan. OF Lynn. Mass, subject to be
named: Hon. James Wilson. secretary OF
the Department OF Agriculture, subject
to be named: H. j. Weber. plant breeder
of the Department OF Agriculture. PRO.
ducing OF Cotton Bearing Balls; a.
Lawrence. Southern Cotton Mills. and
How Their Trade May Be Increased"
The banquet which will mark the close
o. tho convention will be held Friday
night. ~ ~.
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"A GLORIOUS JOURNEY
TO NEW sORLEANS

Tho veterans and the Howttaers ans
ticipate a glorious trip to New Orlennst
They will leave at 1880 o'clock Satur-3
day night in q train OF Pullman card
over the Southern Railway.
Every attention will be paid to theii
comfort. There will BIO excellent sleeps
Ing quarters aboard the train and COM.
Portable day coaches. Captain G. w.
Westbury, district passenger agent, will
accompany the party. All arrangements
for meals along the way have been per-
fected. s,s-,,
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More Shops at Spencer.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatt

-- V5PeCTu1 % 7 TIC IFtTIessS101s'EtItC44I
SPENCER. N. c.. May la gentleman
who recently returned from business
trip to Washington says he Is reliably In
formed that the officials of the Southern
Railway are taking active steps toward
the erection of the several new shop
buildings at Spencer. It Is understood
that the plans have already been drawn.
revised and accepted. and that ground
will be broken within the next few weeks.
1t is also asserted by some who are in
n position to know that Pullman shops
will also be located at this place. though
this report lacks continuation.
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MOROS MAKE ATTACK
ON PERSHING'S REAR

(Dy Associated Press.)
MANILA. May u.-Straggling Moros
attacked the rear guard Of Captain PERISH
ing's column, near Baoolod. Island 'of
Mindanao. Saturday morning, wounding
Lieutenant Rutegles and one soldier. The
guard killed all the attackers. The latest
reports place the number Of Moros killed
at the capture OF Taraca at three huns
dred. 4.
the Department of Aundanao. has issued
congratulatory order to Captain Perish
ing's troops. fs4iItE
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IN LURAY
Closing Exercises Of the Graded and
High Schools.
(specIal to Tho Times. Dlspn tch.

LuRAY, May 1.-THE annual commence
ment Of the Luray Gradad and High
livery of the Commencement sermon In
the Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev.
W. H. H. Joyce, His topic, was, "The
Of Rev. q. S. Kennard. who Is attend
Ing the Southern Baptist Convention at
Savannah. Rev. Mr.. joyce delivered the
the Luray Opera House tonight on the
subject, Ane Making Of @ Man." To-
morrow aftednoon the valedictory address
and on the same occasion drama writ
ten by the principal Of the school. Pro-
lessor John II. Bootten. A. M. Of Luz
was also an address by Charles H.
Graves, superintendent of schools Of
Page county. Captain r, s. Parks Will
Historical Society tomorrow night.
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CLAIRvOYANT
AND
PIANIST.
PROF. WEST,
is here, and oan be con-
suited onall affairs Of life.
All arc Invited to call and
tast hta poyRrs fp,aa

PAY HIM a VISIT. A golden oppor-
tunity never before offered the people Of
Riohmond. He tells II your friends are
true or falae, who and. when you VIII
marry. gives reliable information ON all
mndertak.nEs. gives you GOOD LUCK.
teaches you the power to gain the one
You love. Fee In reach Of all; no one Is
turned away. Hours, 0 A. NJ TO . 7, M,
OFFICE PRIVATELY ARRANGED.
914 CAPITOL STREET.
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RHlil Grocers' Association.
fsoecInl to The Times. Dispatch.)

Special to The Times Dispatch)
RALEIGH. N. c., May 1.-THE Retail
Grocers Association OF Raleigh was or
ganized here tonight with D. T. John
son president. The association Joined
the national association, Organizer Will
liams being here to represent tho ma
tional association. 1t Is announced that
a State convention of delegates from as
sociations from various towns In. the
State will convene here June 9Th and
9th, to organize n State association.
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tits pure enough to eat.
Sold Everywhere, l5c.

II your blood or liver is out Of order
or II you suffer with indigestion, you
should take Munyon's Blood Cure and
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure. The Blood
Cure will eradicate all poisons from the
system, and the Dyspepsia Cure will give
you good appetite and enable you to
digest everything you cat, thus making
good, rich blood. These remedies In con-
nection with Munyon's Witch.Hazel Soap
will inlprovc pflv cnnlnlexinn
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Of Richmond, Va, and BON Of Mrs
Alice Bradley. Of this place, and Misc
Lillian Rhodes, youngest daughter Of
Mrs. s. L. Rhodes. Of Luray, were mar
ried in Washington to-day. The bride
was accompanied to that city by her
father and brother. In which city She
was met by the groom. After some time
spent in washington and Richmond they
will return to Luray, where they will
reside. .al.aa .laAi
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Stole Buggy From a Negro.

SUFFOLK. VA, May 11,-John Thomp-
son, a young white man. who says his
home Is in Richmond. and who was a
member Of tho Fourth Virginia Regi-
ment during tho Spanish American war.
noun County Court OF stealing a horse
and buggy from William Brown, me-
gro. .He was given three years In prls-
the team, hut pleaded lntoMcauon.
Jim White, on retrlal for safe-blow-
ing, got five years. Ills first sentence
Was ten Years.
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TRAIN WAS STOPPED
Train Wreckers Attempt to Wreck
Seaboard Train Near Paw Creek.

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. May 1.-.Train
yyreckers attempted to wreck the evening
passenger train on tho Carolina Central
division OF the seaboard Air Line at a
point ono mile from Paw Creek Station
yesterday. "A large lot OF cross ties We're
placed on the track. Some were placed
beneath the rails. that the opposite ends
would extend near the middle of the road
bed. Others were carelessly thrown across
the track The engineer saw the obstruc-
ton In time to stop hIs train before any
damage resulted.
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New Pastor Called

Especial ia The Times Dispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May 1.-THE
congregation of the Jefferson Street Bap-
tlst Church have called Rev. II, j..
Dogan, OF Buchanan. to the pastorate OF
the church, and 1t Is understood he will
accept the call.
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph, of the Episcopal
Church, confirmed class of twenty-seyen
at st, Joints Church yesterday morn
ing.
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Charlotte County Roads.

Especial to The Times.D ispatch.)
sake. VA, May 1.-THE roads In this
vicinity have improved very much In the
last two weeks, owing to the dry wea-
Their A petition is being gotten up for
Charlotte county to borrow 100000 for,
the Improvement OF Its roads.
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-Anderson-Morris,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.)
CRIJWE, VA, May 11.-Prof. Alfredt1
Anderson, Of Alber1narle, principal OF the
public school hero, and Miss Katharine
Marshall Morris, OF n Farrnville, were
quietly married at the Presbyterinn
manse this afternoon by the Rev. ~ -.
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HolIand-Whitfieid.

(speci4l to Tho Tines- Dispatch.)
SUFFOLK, VA, May 11--Mr. Willis
Holland. OF Newport News, on Sunday
in Nansemond county, was married td (
Miss Leslie Louise Whitfield, the seven-
teen year old daughter Of William 3.
Whitfield.
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Kerr-Rhodes.

(SpNcial to The Times piSpatch.
IURAY, VA. May .11,-Mr Floyd N.
Kerr, a graduate at the present session
Sof the University College Of Medicine.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Annual Meeting VIII Be Held In Char
lotte To-Day
(spec!al to The Times D!spatch)
d Association OF Funeral Directors OF North
cnrolina Will hold Its annual meeting In
Charlotte, beginning tomorrow and cons