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Number OF whisky distilleries %.
Number OF brandy distilleries, rs.
Number OF wholesale liquor deal
ers, IA.
Number OF rectifiers, Z.
Number OF dispensaries. IL.
Wholesale dealers in malt liquors,
lis.
Hotels with liquor license. Co
Grand total Of liquor licenses in
the State, S57.
Continuing. the report sets forth:
Subscriptions, s4,S12.00; Cash on
cards, S755.00; Collections, 1925.
Total, s5,15925. Funds for local
option. sl.552OO. Total. s6.7i1.25.
In the report of the superinten-
dent. DR.. Cannon said in part:
AS the matter may not be pre-
scented in any other form. II is per-
haps important TO call attention TO
the vital question OF national legi'
| lation.
On To Washington.
ut is now evident that the cry OF
tHtl tdkuc lluol DC Oh W
| ton The notification OF the will of
the people Of the States by the per-
mission of the national government
is the stumbling block which must
| be removed before we can attain
success.
The rigLt OF the state to control
their own local affairs must be in
sisted upon and secured by determin-
ed and persistent and never ending
work at Washington.
1T is gratifying to state that 1t Is
likely that all of your senators and
representatives in congress will vote
for the desired legislation IL the is
sue ever comes to a vote. But we
should try to get our representatives
TO become agitators and aggressive
| workers for the passage of these
| measures.
If our people will realize the fact
that the success Of our work is now
dependent upon the action taken in
Washington. they will begin at once
to put forward every possible EFFORT
to see that thCjr representatives in
Washington represent them not only
/ by vote, but by voice and personal
effort. We cannot destroy the jug
trade without such governmental
collaboration
Committees Appointed.
| Committee on Resolutions-E. II.
Rawling, A. T. Lincoln, Rev. Asbury
| Christian, Rev. E T. Wexford, Rev.
lG. w. Mcdaniel, Rev r. r. Ellis, c.
&c. Jordan. ]. w. Giles and Rev. J.
IT T. Hundley.
1 H<p,yn,ttaa on afinuS-RQy
lie. ID. Bulla, Captain J. Eff Bellows.
Dr. w. c. Campbell. Rev. ]. D. Nc
| Allister, Rev. W. F. Maul!n, Stewart
Rogers and j. E. Cooper.
| Committee on Credentials-Rev. ].
G. Scott, Mrs. J. NJ johnson and
Rev. Z. ]. Richardson.
| Program for Today.
MORNING+Vice-P President Rev. G.
S. Bowers. presiiing.
S. O. !. Quartette.
| 9:0O-Devotianl exercises-Rev. Ny
land knight.
/ 9:15-RepOrt of committee on Gre
centials.
8: 30--Ine salool.
Its Aim, Us minutes)-R. &.
Burrows.
Its Methods. us minutes)--
Prof. c. T. Jordan.
| Its Results Us minutes) REV
r. z. L. Aylor.
Its Remedy Us minutes)-J. ID.
Johnston.
| 10: 30-Conditions in dry cities:
I Discussion by leading men
from from various cities.
llI:l0-The Minister in Politics-Dr.
R II. Pitt
:30-Address North Carolina; The
Conflict, The Victory. The Re-
sult-Rev II. W. Battle, ID. ID.
| Miscellaneous business.
EvENING-ViceP President Rev. J..
r. Ellis. presiding.
sc. /. Quartette.
3:00-Devotional Exercises - Rev.
Tilden G.. Scherer.
I3:15-Report Ct Committees:
Cd On Nominations.
f2) On Legislation.
CD On Resolutions
| EyENING-Vice-P President W. w
Smith. L. L. D.. presiding.
!s:O0-Devotional Exercises - Rev.
Thos. Semmes. d. d.
L Str. co1o~, @hn