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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
IMPROVED ORDER OF
RED MEN

Tehachapi tribe has
formed a resolution,
which is being distrib-
uted among the other
tribes for signature, in
structing delegates to
vote for Albert Ruben
stein of Hanford for
great Junior sycamore
at the next election OF
the high officials.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

N Gauntlet lodge, No,
vi l29, held a very enthu-
I'll siastic meeting last
E Monday night. Three
anfaIioatio,,e oxo -
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21
ROYAL COURT

The Good Samaritan
AN club was entertained by
4 syNHNSN \ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Ie<AHER}nl Holdridge at their home
l EZH \ on Francis avenue Friday
of last week. This closes
~ tho .,thiat M rites for the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-21

Court Semi-Tropic, 1442 has elected
the following delegates to the high
court of Southern California which will
meet next October: Companions Anna
Cohn and Mary E. Perry, Brothers C..
d. Hollensworth, M. A. Deckman, DR..
F. M. Parker, w. H. Perry. ]. Strachan
and B. w. Kinney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
Der Woih.

lufbepobren Der @aIb. uno
9aoei6pGmme. @s lit ben tdgli6 I'M
@ebraub befinbliden @aid. uno
8aOeIdm6mme ourdaits nidt gut,
tpenn man lie ouf elmer S6aIe auf
benz @oi6tiid ooer i'm S6pamm.
bebutel liegeno ooer am Sunotudee.
fell bangenb aufbetpabrt. 8ieielben
erbaIten oaburd iebr leift einen bum.
pfigen @erlid. Die S1pGmme be.
biirfen Inn lid gut 81 erbolten, Der
2uft, unb nomentlid lit linen bas
Sdngen In Der Soune iebr sutr6glid.
SIS empfiebIt ii9 oaber, Die SdmGm.
me Dor bas Seniter an einen Weiiine-
bafen ODER ionitigeu Ro9el, Der nidt
roitet, 8u bGreen, iie tagsiiber ipenig.
items bort auf6ubepabren unb erit an,
abeno berein3unebmen, uno anf ben
@aidtiih gu legen. 60 bebanbelte
G6p6mme bolten iid, neil bonn
Sdueritoff Der SUIT td9lth ourh5o.
gen, Ianee gut, friid unb appetitlid
fir ben 8ebrold.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
SIN S%lcitanrant.

@ait (oie Spciietarte Dor ii6 lie.
ieno): ,9ringcn Gle mir 3alt0er nit
&emoulo0el" &ellner: D2et6er
ni6t mebr o%orrGtbtg." @aIt:
,0ann Sdinten in Mo0eiro!" -
&eIlner: ,9eDoure, ebeniaIls altSge.
ganQen." @oit: .2Ilip Summer.
maponnoiie!" - &eIIner: r@ntiful.
oigen, 6qbeu ioeben Die lestc &ortion
pertauft. Sat: r8um 0ohner'
wetterl sic babeu mobl bier @e
ri9tS %ierien?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
Sin Idpicriaer Sail.

Gin ar5t erbdlt ipGt am abeno
cine aorte 5meier &oIlegeu: oRomm
bod nod Elm biB6en in Die &neipe
= unS ieblt Der brittle Monn gum
Gfatl" y2icbe @miIie," iagte er
nun 81 ieiner 6ral1, nid mer6e nod
nal iortgerufen; es ideirt Elm iebr
ibpieriger Soil - es iinO idon 3rpei
aer6te bort"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
QmmteriIttSdes.
@rfl1run9.

Studs; n0u @cibburit, mas lit
oelm eigentli0 iir Elm llnteri6ieo
5lpiiten einem oroeutIifen Sroiel.
ior, einem experimentation Brofei.
for uno einem acknowledgement? -
glItes SemcItcr; Sin or0cntlider
8rofeiior ip2iB ridlts NuBerorOentli.
dies, Elm auBcrorOentIi6er meiB uiftS
Sroentlid)ea Wn0 ciu &ripat0o5ent
neiB midts GroentIides uno aud
nidts MuberOr0entLtdeS."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08

@egen 2Guie i'm Gaubenihlaee lit
6as bette Mittel griinOlide Reinigung
6es gan5en ShIaees NIT beiBer 2ai'
ge, uno na6oem Dies troden einen
IuItrid nit Gorbolineiim. Die Sober
hinge, Die f1lidlid 2Glie %gendnnt
tperoer, leben bon Den 5ebern urtb
Soutiduppen Der Souben. als Wit'
tel gegen o%ieielben menoet man an:
cine abfofuna BON einem Ebeil anis'
iomen (aniie ieeb) in 6 9beilen @di
fer ul6 m1iht oonit Die Ebiere. ludl
8osmorinol (pil Of rosmarp) 1T gut
bagege1t. @eqen Die gelben 8iirmer
biirfte ith pieIIeidt Giuitreuen bon
Bbretbrum III 6ie Setter uuo it'd pein
Iihe 8einIitfeit empfeblen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
Sin grst in gcrlcscnbcit.

9ie 6rau cines Sanomannes er.
franft uno Der arSt lpirb acrltfen.
yaonne1 sic mid aud bc5ob.
Ien9" fragt er miBtrmliiA Da b6lt
Der Bauer flint GoIoitiide in Die
&obe: .0ieie iinb Die Sbren, mogen
,Gie bic 5raii betlen ODER umbrin-
genl"
9te gatientin itirbt, Der 9oftor
beaebrt Die flint @oloitiide.
,Soben sic meme Srm gebeilt2"
froate Der 2aromarn.
.2eiber nidtl"
y$aben Sie Tie itmaebrdht2"
.@ott befpabrel"
,Na, oann baden sic mih feinen
Gntpru1 ON oas @elol"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
Nus Der sdule.

2ebrer (tpel6er ben 8egriff Still.
leben" erflGren piID: r@ie nernt
man Elm @emdlbe, auf benz lid .. V.
elm Soie, peridieoane 8riidte, ein
@los @etnL einige &rebie u.i.tp be-
f%inbeu?" SfiiIcr: n8resfo'8e'
mGI0el"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
geitrafte arrpsans,

Serr: .9enfen sic, gndoiges
Srdulein, felt 5ruei Sabren ifon iu4e
id nod elmer beiiern Salfte, obne
iie Al, fiuoenl" - Dame: nSdtte gar
nidt aebodt, baB Sbnan Oies 10 idtper
fperoen fon1tel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
EDW. WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOON
,%eeaeniber Der glabIe,


Dies lit Der eIesouteIte SaIoon in Ser
mann uno IiuDei man bort audi bic beIten
6etrdnte unb @isorren,
9eIonberS CUTE NbtstDs. Iueini9er
goent In Sermanu fir ben beriibmten tnb
ed1ien Bourbon uno gtpe WbiStp ben Ger
mann 8iItiaiue So. preis berieIbe fpie in
/ err EtItiIlerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
Mbaeblibt.

@ed (einer bon linn on9ebeteten
9ome cine &pic iiberreidcub): Sic
Roie Der Roie!" Came (0nS Blot
Der 9lllme o~btrrnncuo uuO ibm ilber'
reideno): ,0ds @riine Dem @rii.
rpnl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
ednucr N finOcn.

8oIisiit gu cinem 9etrunfenen,
Der ifon einige 3eit ouf Der 9traBe
berrmfrobbelt ohne IN Die S0be 81
fommer): o@as iudeu sic oenn
bier an Der Eroe2" 8etrunfener:
,9as 8leifgepift."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
On. dlarafteriiirt,

$50, rpie 1T oenn giler 8orgeies.
ter2" ,Sb, bas lit Der reinite
&aolerl" - n@ieio benn?" ~NatJ
oben mo6t er einen frummen Rii'
dem, nod unten tritt erl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
g,areiflidle ginnesdnSsruna.

SD bin bereit, Sbrer Bite 8li
entipreden, unO tperoe SSbnen Die
fiinfsia Dart leiben." - 80, tau.
ienb 9unfl SD peroe etpie 5br
S6uIbner bleibcn." ~ Damn muB
id beoaueru, in Sieiem Sale fann id
Sbnen 6as @eIo ni6t geben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
@enan brubadltet.

8eIufer: yGi sic baben aatarrb.
Serr grofeiior2" Brofeifor: go,
felt boreeitern I'M bolb fiinf libr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08

nebmlen Der Hicreus
~frautbeit nibt auf.
SbDobI ungsiunhC
Rieren cine ecI
9ep0 unb
biufeiten Rruntbeii
IT., ipelde srHtirt,
mirO lte iait iutmsl
bis gu aacrlegt ole
Uorhanbeu. CrtapItt
ron S}atisnten llnb
9Ier,tpn HE fih ,5hnu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
IaulenOe (eiOen an er6ran6ten
Jieren un0 a6nen eS ni6t.
1as tlebsrhaneuehnen Der Ritrenfraufheit.

Den n,etien 9euten i6Qt Der alarmirenSe Sorts
idritt unb has eritauuenspcrtbe ueber5anSs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08

bon,it befrteSt0t ssfeat Diiit,, lejdt5in
lur bic ( NJ . 0 NJ IA bebauoeln. ndbrenb
b. ei9sntitde arautbsit bas gauge Spitsm uuiers
minirt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08

RRdeldn. meIdg5 bucu
Mites ertl6r, pbrtpirti
5Bqei6itt bcfoW III n.
ItOn aorciiJre AT Or.
Silncr d 60, @tugboms
ton, gi. .. T3Gm sic
lbrtibtn, crp66uen Sic
bieit 3citung rtuO begebc
ioroeru me,leu SR ii3
GumptmuriA NtcOi,iH,
2'in9Bauitor y. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-08
ssas maa tbun fol-.

Gs bietet cine geptiie 9euiblluug bic b~eipicIeue
9batiu6e. bGB Or. RiluCrs Suntpipmsel, has
ipribt in bsJ Neiuuo bon RbeumntismuS
8ideni6mtrSar. &iereH, gcber, GlGir un6 ieoen
1beil bts urintauaIs. gle linbert bic lluiabi9s
teit bos &nict cinjnbnlteu ippie ba3 brennuOe
@etibi btim 25altriaieii, uno bat0t iibleu Holltn
por he nod gtnub pen @giN, g;cr ooer SduapS
elttaiCheiI tonucp. wic 6itefes 99uliertoigl beS
Cages ibtr uuO bGuiigt5 auiittbm uihrtilo be5
9iaGt5. Ger miIbr unb auRgrgtp6bnli6e GIittt
ber SurapipurSel WltntSin pcrpitl,at ii6
ihncG. Sic itebt uueiu oa iir bic WuunsrhereN
~ lIngeit unO In ben d~ntltonut ihlimmittu
Rdacu. Sobcn Gle cine N2tbi,iu u6tbi1. uehmtn
SIC Die 9eite. gu babCu In alien Apotbegeu In
60 Gent unb tiuen Dollar Slaihcn.
Sic t6nnei cine NrObeSlaihe uHS eth fteiues
S99ads sa; @t'4,o $5Esi Ez
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
Entertainments mt Chatham.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch /

tSpeCldl 10 i he times DlSpatCn.J
CHATHAM. VA, May 6.--The recital
by the junior department of music and
oratory at the Chatham Episcopal In
stitute Monday night was we'll attend
ed by friends and patrons of the in
stitute. The we'll arranged program
was much enjoyed, the musical selec-
lions being interspersed with recitals
all of which were listly encored. Sc
lcctons from San Toy" chorus was
the opening of the second part of the
program followed by Japanese fan
drill, which was the crowning event
of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace Noel
entertained at whist Friday evening
from $3.50 to l. Six ia bles were filled
and the contest for honors of the eve
ming at no time lacked enthusiasm, the
one notable feature being the fondness
Of the gentlemen for the BOBBY table
When counting time came Misses Helen
Harrington, Pauline Duncan and Mr..
J. Fl. Bolanz held equal number OF
stars, and to decide the winner the
deck was resorted to, in which Miss
Harrington fell heir to the first prize,
beautiful deck of cards; Miss Annie
Pollok carried off the BOBBY small
bottle of catchet, with the legend,
Catch up" inscribed thereon Cream,
cakes minis and sailed peanuts were
served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
FARCE WELL PRESENTED.
Clever Production Given mt Stonewall
Jnckson Institute.
Especial TO The Tlmes-DI.patch

special 10 j ne / neS-lJlSpatCh .J
ABINGDON, VA, May "a large
crowd was in the assembly hall of the
Stonewall Jackson Institute Monday
evening, when the Alpha Beta Phi So
ctety presented a farce OF Miss Alice
Caldwell's composition entitled An
Olympian Touchdown" Cleverness
and originality showed throughout the
six scenes. AS the name, indicates.
the scene was laid on Mount Olym-
pus. where lmmortals met mortals in
most familiar fashion. Jupiter had
incensed Juno and her train by turn
ing their ambrosial locks as black as
Erebus, because of their disobed ence
and curiosity. The goddesses sulkea
in their own apartments. and Joye
WAS really having very lonesome
time when there came to Mount Olym-
rus an aerial-aQuatic automobile.
Kate, the Dixie Girl her lover, Dick
a football fiend, a daft chauffeur, and
the inimitable Yankee chaperone.
Having heard Of the most wonderful
Kickoff on record, when love kicked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
LOVELY MAY WEDDING.
oIn rriaxe OF Mr.. Parker and Miss HUM
ley in WnshlnRtOn, Notable Event

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WASHINGTON. N. c.. May "a
lovely May wedding was solemn!zed
this evening in st. Peters Episcopal
Church, this city. when Miss Mary
Parsons Rumley became the bride OF
Mr. Carl Denver Parker. also of this
city The stately old edifice, artisti-
cally decorated in daisies, roses and
lilies, with color scheme of green
and white. together with numerous
waxen tapers. shedding their tiny rays
over the chancel and altar. produced
a beautiful effect. Promptly at Q
o'clock. to the inspiring strains OF
Mendelssohn's wedding march. skill
fully rendered by Miss Lillian Bonner
on the organ. and Professor w. f.
Smith, on the violin the bridal party
entered the church.
Immediately preceding the bridal
party were the ushers. viz. Messrs
F. S. Worthy. John c. Bragaw. Jr.. c.
B. Bell and W. Murray Jones. who
passed down the aisle, taking their
respective places at the foot of the
chancel, First entered the brides
lnaids-Misses Matilda Morton. Clau-
din Simmons. Martha Allen and Ellen
G. Parker, sister of the groom. attired
in white Paris muslin. and carrying
bouquets of white carnations and maid
enhair ferns. Next came tho maid Of
honor. Miss Mildred Rumley, sister OF
the bride. wearing white china silk.
and carrying sweetpeas. The groon1s-
men-Messrs. w. B. Wilson. j. E. G.
Barrett and William Run1ley-entered
from the vestryroom and assumed
their places at the foot OF the chan
eel. The bride, exquisiteIy gowned in
white satin ''ondoyant," hand embroid-
cred, with pearls, and wearing bridal
veil. with coronet of orange blossoms.
and carrying shower bouquet OF
Brides roses. entered leaning on the
arm of her father. Mr.. Gilbert Rumley,
who gave here away.
At the foot of the chancel the bride
was met by the groom with his best
man, Mr.. John D. Calls, and together
they entered the chancel and stood
before the altar, where Rev Nathaniel
Harding spoke the words according toi
the Episcopal ceremony making them
man and wife.
The out-of-town guests at the wed
ding were Misses Martha Allen. of
Kinston; Mamie Smith. of William
ston; Mamie Larogue. OF Kinston; Mrs.
j. A. Paris, of Wilson; Mrs. Herbert,
of Morehead City; Messrs. Walter B.
Wilson. Jr.. of Greenville; F.. G. Bar
rett, of Kinston, and Caleb Bell. OF
Shawboro, n. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07

Vulvan out of heaven. they had come
to persuade Jove to join Dicks foot
ball team in a game for the Champion
ship Of America. Jove's sentimental
fancy for the Dixie Girl made him
confess the plight OF being unable to
restore the hair of the goddesses to It's
natural color. The Yankee chaperone
came to the rescue with recipe for
blondinc. and a reconciliation was ef-
fected OH Mount olympus. Other i'm
mortals could have been recognized
without program. the high-tempered
and auarrelsome Juno. Pandora with
her iewelcd box, and her propensity
for mischief making. a veritable Ven
us, Vulcan. Ganymedes, Iris Backhus,
and many others
The stage was filed with pretty girls
becomingly dressed in Grecian robes.
Miss Fafquhar. of Canada, assisted as
the Yankee chaperone and made her
lovable charms felt in spite of her
spat with Juno, and her endless flow
of talk. Miss Katharine Stuart was
a successful Juno. Miss Fannie P.
Witllers took the part of Jove, and
Miss Annie knnear Haney. that of
Nulvan. Miss Bernice Chlders was
the fascinating little Dixie Girl
and Miss Helen Withers was Dick
Catchy little songs. also original, the
music of which was written by Miss
Conova. of the Institute, were inter
spersed. Vulcan and Miss Mary Clark
a s Iris. were the soloists.
This Is the. fourth play written by
Miss Caldwell. that has been presented
in Abingdon SO that her reputation
as successful playwright has been
established. and her friends look for
ward with pleasure to each renewed
assurance of her talent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07

her sister, Mrs. Z. NJ. Goodwin, OF
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. j. W. Blanton. Jr., who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Good
win, of Clifton Forge. has returned to
the city.
Captain Lewis Hartman, who has been
visiting in staunton, has returned to
the city.
Miss Reba Sipe. of Harrisonburg, is
visiting friends In the city.
Mr.. Polk Miller is in Charlottesville.
where he will give an entertainment
tonight.
Mrs. +. L. Williams and Miss Evelyn
Williams are the guests of Mrs.
Broome, in Raleigh Court. Norfolk.
Mrs. A. C. Saunders is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. William f. Nc
Intosh, of Newport News.
Mrs: f. l.. Taylor. who has been on
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. y. Snead. of Charlottesville. has re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. Lucy Lewis Funston. of Clarke
county. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Funston, on Monument Avenue.
Miss Sara Richardson. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Butler in
Richmond, has returned to Hampton.
Mrs. Arthur f. Hall, of Hampton. is
spending some time with friends IN
| Richmond.
The Norfolk Country Club has new
home, the Backus place, on Tanners
Creek. to which it will remove this
month. Miss Margaret Roper is sec
end vice president of the club, and
Misses Mona Wilkinson and Lula Sharp
belong to its board OF governors
The Misses Kidwell will give their
monthly german Friday evening, May
Sth. in Relvidere Hall.
Miss Ardencia Barrow, of Lexing-
ton. Ky, who has been in the city
the National Association of Surgeons,
has returned to her home. Miss Bar
row was the recipient OF much social
attention while in the city.
Mrs. Walter E,nders Grant who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Armistead. of West Avenue
has returned to "Grantland.'
Mrs. John b. Lightfoot will spend
to-day at Jamestown Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Davis are guests
of Mrs. Hunter Mcclure.
DIR. and Mrs. Mann Page have spent
the week at the Jefferson Hotel. DR..
Page has a host Of Richmond relatives
and friends. He formerly spent much
of his time at Brandon. on James
River,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Opinions Rendered in Ten Cases, and
Three Decided Without Opinions.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch]
RALEIGH, N. c. May 6.-The SUI
premc Court delivers this week opinions
in ten appeals and dsposes OF three
others. per curiam without opinions.
The list follows: Martin VS.. Knight
Stokes county. new trial: Macarthur VS..
Griffith, Forsyth, affirmed: State VS..
Slit. Mecklenburg, no error; Barkley
VS.. Waste Company, Mecklenburg. new
trial; Starnes VS.. Manufacturing Com
pany, Mecklenburg, affirmed; Moose VS..
Cromwell, Cabarrus. affirmed: State VS..
Cline, Catawba. error; Henderson vs..
Eller, Wilkes, affirmed: Stewart vs..
Lodermill, Caldwell, affirmed; FORESTER
vs. Railroad. Wilkes, affirmed; Scale
Company VS.. S. Lunsford. Wilkes. per
curiam. affirmed; Shakespeare vs.. Lun-
Der Company, Caldwell per curtain,
affirmed. Patterson VS.. Kindley, Cabar,
rus. per curiam, affirmed under au-
thority OF Statterheld; VS.. Kindley, 144
N. c.. 455.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
Dnnce by Merry Maids.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.1
HEATHSVlLLE, VA. May 6..-The
dance given by the Mystic Midnight
Merry Maids on Friday evening was
one of the most delightful social func.
ions OF the season. Refreshments
consisted of Ice cream and cake.
Those present were Misses Louise
Biundon, Jessie Ball. Carrie Norris
Marguerite Blundon, Genevieve Essie
ana Marguerite Smith. Chloe Snow,
Alma Brent, Mauae, Irene and Kath-
ryne helms, GARRETT Booker. Mamie
Stoneham and Paving Nelms; Messrs,
Eddie Blakemore. Cyrus Harding, r..
Is. Moore. Gordon and Robert Blum
don, Earl Pussy. Ray Brent, James
Harding, Fred Brent Gunlon Harrison,
r. y, Norris, p, Fl. Smith, 0. G. Shir-
ley, boswell Clopton. Charles Sterling
and Eddie Nelms, Dr. W. Fl. Boyd
Mesdames helms, Boyd and Sterling
acted as chaporons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-07
IT'S PUT ON RECORD
FOR PROHIBITION
Episcopal Convention Of North
Carolina Diocese Adopts Rcso-
luton Endorsing It.
STRONG OPPOSITION VOTE
Bishop Cheshire Prcsidcs Over
Body and There Is Large
Attendance.

! Especial to The Times Dlspatchl
RALEIGH. N. c.. May Gin the an.
ntal convention Of the Diocese of North
Carolina, Protestant Episcopal Church,
| here this evertrs. the Rev. T.. A. os-
borne. 81 Charlotte, introduced a res
| olution declaring that all Christian
people should Join in the present move.
ment for State prohibition.
Captain John Wilkes. also OF Char
! otte, strenuousy opposed the resolu-
tion. taking the ground that the move
| ment in this State was a departure
| from the proper sphere OF Legislation
and a misdirection of temperance eff
fort. When the question was put the
resolution was declared carried by the
presiding officer. but there was n very
considerable vote in opposition. No d.
vision was called for.
The convention has reelected DR.. I.
Nick. Pittinger, of Raleigh president,
and the Rev. Julian e. Ingle. of Hen
derson. secretary and registrar.
Features of the Day.
Morning prayer holy communion and
opening sermon by the Rev. Henry
T. Cooke. rector of ST. Pauls Church,
Winston Salem; the formal organlza-
ton, the announcement of committees
for the session during the morning
airy address at p. NJ by Mr.. NJ p
Walker OF St Johns Hospital. shang-
hal, China, were the principal features
OF the first day Of the convention.
meeting with the Church OF the Good
Shepherd here.
ut. F;sv. James Blount Cheshire. D.
D.. bishop Of the diocese. is presiding.
and there are nearly zoo delegates
representing about l05 parishes en-
braced in the diocese. Reports from
the parishes and other work of the
diocese show marked advance over
previous years, this showing to be ac-
centuated and presented in concise
form Tomorrow through the bishops
annual address reviewing the work Of
the year and plans for the future.
Womnn's Auxiliary.
The business sessions OF the Wo-
mans Auxiliary will he held to-mor-
row, Mrs. John Wilkes. Of Charlotte
president, and Miss Kate Cheshire. of |
Tarboro. secretary. There are prob
ably fifty or more delegates here al
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work ON WATTS HOSPITAL.
Excavation Begun and Construction by
Contractor Wila0n Soon to start.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.]
DURHAM, N. c.. May 6.-The first
step toward the erection OF the new
Watts Hospital in this city, to cost
S250,000. has been taken. The work
yesterday was the clearing up OF lie
ground preparatory to the laying OF
the foundation for the immense struc-
ture. This contract is in charge OF
Mcssrs. Christian g. Beall. who will
soon have full force OF hands at
work. and believe this part Will be
completed within four months The
first work is the excavation. and this
Will be followed by the concrete work,
The walls will be built above the
ground, and with the compilation OF
this Contractor John 7, Wilson. OF
Richmond, Va. will begin the actual
erection of the buildings. which will
cost 100000.
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Music rur Temperance Campaign.
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specialize The Times Dispatch.l
SALISBURY, n. c., May 6,---The pro-
n'o'tlon forces In Salisbury are organic
ing Die choir to furnish music In
me aggressive temperance campaign
here during the coming weeks. Profes-
cor a, L. Ruby, OF Ohio, has been en-
pioyed to direct the music for the
series OF mammoth temperance meet
lngs to be conducted by Rev. George
stewart OF Tennessee, Rev, II. w, j..
H :. q Georgia. and W z, Rutlsdge,
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Preparing for Unwilling,
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-T-.5 IoVtV1Hft " l1lc Z IItt8"I1IapUl ~
thing is III readiness for the reception
OF the large delegation Of Maine citi-
zens who come to Salisbury Friday for
the unwilling OF a monument to the
Maine dead buried here. The party
loft Ninalhaven, Me-, last night, and
will reach this city Friday morning.
The party will, return North by way
OF RlohIon9 and WASHINGTON,
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special to The Times Dispatch.1
fREDE VA, May o..
Mr. clinton Dunbar Brooks, of Rich
mona, county, and Miss Euphenia
smith, OF this city, We're married here
to-day by Rev DR.. r. j, McBryde. OF
me Episcopal Church Miss Mary Anne
smith Miss CO... Lou Smith, Miss
Florence Street and Miss Agnes De-
Sna2o We're TN bridesmaids, After a
UP 70 FLORIDA and other points. the
couple Will reside at Carriers, Va
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ready for this convention. which is
entirely separate from the diocesan
convention Its report of the years
work viii be made to the convention.
however. Friday, as part Of the gen.
eral church effort.