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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-02

preached Sunday, 28th, by Rev. viii
liam Gaines, of Nashville, in the col
lege chapel Music by the College
choir and the Nightingale Quartette.
Rev e. p ELis, of Knoxville, deliv-
cred the Annual Sermon at night at
the A. M. E. Church.
The Alumni Anniversary took
place Monday night, 10Th, at which
time the following persons deliv-
cred addresses: Mrs. Mary F. Grow
ell, of Perry, OKLA; Prof. R. o. Laws,
of Shelbyville; Rev. J. T. Gilmore,
Of Madison, Tenn, and Rev. N. B.
Morton, of Tullahoma, Tenn.
TIfe anniversary address was de-
livered by Dr. ]. @. Johnson, OF
Shelbyville.
The Oratorical and Evolutionary
contest for gold medals took place
Tuesday night in the college chapel
The anniversary of the college So
cieties were held Wednesday nigh
in the college chapel The principal
speaker was DIR. G. w. Porter, o.
Carksville.
commencement Day was Thursday
June l, at 10 a. M Dl. ]. A. Lindsay
pastor, Avery A. NJ. E. Church, Mem
phis, Tenn, delivered the graduating
address. The following persons
spoke; Salutatory, Miss Gladys M
Clayborne, Chattanooga; Class His
tory, Miss Willie H. Burkeen, Shelby
Vile; Glass Prophecy, William
P Champion, Dechard, Tenn; Glass
Poet, Miss Lizzie Jakes, Louisville
KY; Valedictory, Miss Ruth B. Ali
son, Nashville, Tenn. These eXer
cises brought to close the las
school term that will be taught il
ShelbYYille.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-02
MRS. PHILIP PEYToN, OF NEW
YORK.

Prominent among those who visited
Nashville during the past two weeks
was Mrs. Phillip Peyton. Mrs, Pey-
ton rs the wife of Mr. Philip Peyton,
the well-known real estate dealer,
who resides in Brooklyn, but has an
office in New York. She was the re-
cipient of much social attention dur
ing her stay. While away from New
York, she has visited many points in
the South, among which was Tuske-
gee Institute, Montgomery and this
city She left Tuesday night for
New York.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-02
TURNER NORMAL COLLEGE
TO COME TO NASHVILLE
TRUSTEES TAKE ACTION IN THE
MATTER
Question Has Been Discussed
Three Years.

PRESIDENT JONES, WHO LED
THE OPPOSITION, FINALLY
COMES OVER-HlS ANNOUNCE
MENT BRINGS APPLAUSE
COMMITTEE TO BE HERE SAT-
URDAY-SlTE UNDER CoNSID-
GRAFTON NEAR STATE NOR
MAL-DR. JONES REELECTED
FOR TERM OF TWO YEARS.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-02
BIG DELEGA-
TION & ING
TO SUNDA Y-SCHOOL
CONGRESS-
Special Party Leaves
Tuesday Night.

BOUND FOR MERIDIAN-TO GO
OVER L. G. N. RAILROAD
EVERY BAPTIST CHURCH IN
THE CITY WITH FEW EXcEP-
TIoNS WILL BE REPRESENTED
- NASHVILLE ELEcATioN
WILL BE JOINED HERE BY 9TH.
ERs. FROM OTHER POINTS
NORTH OF HERE.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-02
STRONG PLEA
FOR JUSTICE.
BOOKER WASHINGTON
CONDEMNS LYNCHING
Law Enforced Elm.
mates Criminals.

NEED OF THE HoUR-THE
MONTGOMERY (ALA.) TIMES
GIVES SPACE TO ARTICLE BY
DISTINGUISHED EDUCATOR -
NATION THAT ALLOWS LYNCH
INGS CANNOT RETAIN WORLDS
CONFIDENCE - GIVES PEOPLE
OF EUROPE BAD IMPRESSION
-CITIZENS SHOULD UNITE.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-02
MEroXA's HOLD EXERCISES.

An exercise that was highly spirit
ual and fully instructive was held
by the Metoka Class No IA, of Mt.
Olive Baptist Sunday-School, last
Monday at the church. Notwithstand-
ing the rally was programmed, ar
rangements were made by which the
class began its exercises at three
o'clock, after which the regular SER
vices came in. The program was as
follows: congregational singing;
Scripture reading, 1 John 8, Rev. H.
A. Boyd; invocation, Mr. B. Bond ;
discussion, Why Should Men Love
Each Other? led by Mr.. Jas. Cowles;
remarks, Rev. c. H. Clark, D. D.;
sermon, Rev, VIM. Haynes, d. D.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-02
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sabbath Dissertation" will be the
subject of Rev. Ellingtons discourse
Sunday morning, June 4.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-06-02
HApLEY TRAINING EXHIBIT.

The manual training work of the
Hadley Public School on Pearl street
Is now on exhibition and will contin'
ue until Monday afternoon, june D
The patrons and general public are
invited to come and inspect this
work. The building will be open
till 3 p. m each day, Sunday in
cluded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
Who I am

am born of Mother Earth--my heart is of steef-my
of glass--my limbs of iron--my fingers
of brass.
do brain work, but have bran--I work fast early
and late and stupid make bunder
;. You find in every country, my voice rings out
around the world
speak every language, tell truth and nothing but
the truth
5. When speak millions listens % The Caucasians
CD the Mongolians, 60 the Ethiopans, Cd the
Maayans 60 the Indians
need food, but live as long.as metal endures.
Z handle all kinds of money. CD Gold C2) Silver 60
Nickel Cd Copper, 60 Paper in all currencies.
g. make Interchangeable records of all do.
remove temptation shorten the hours of labor and
keep people correct
10 protect the weak and strengthen the strong.
H. give hope the weary and make the world better
r. give % Publicity, CD Protection 60 Prosperity
Cd Profits, and (5) Peace of mind,
- cost but little and do muchI the cash register
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
MUCH ACREAGE rs
PROMISED BEET MEN
PortaIes and Melrose Help
to Boost Sugar Beet

Portales, n NJ. Dec 15.-The Sugar
Beet company and the POrtales valley
boosters are sttn hammering at the
proposed beet factory. Meetings that
were well attended have been held at
various points in the draw, also in Mel
rose, and large acreage has been Sc
cured Mr.. MOunDay, the local agent
made a second trip TO Arch, where
much interest Is being taken by the
progressive farmers.
Considerable acreage has been Sc
cured at MelrOse, which has a large
body- OF shallow water land, and alto
gether it seems reasonably certain that
the required amount of land will soon
be subscribed. Col A W. Smith a Kan
ses capitalist and president Of the com =
pany was here and pointed out what
proposition like this would mean to the
town and country. [ is emphatically
stated by those - authority in the
company that as soon as the last con-
tract Is signed the work on the factory
VIII beGin Immediately The CONNER
clal Cd y of POrtales has lined up with
the promoters OF the factory and every
one Is working hard for the success Of
the undertaking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

rights under a new act to set aside any
part of the irrigation project, and TX
it at a rental basis, which includes
operation and maintenance and any
surplus over goes as payment on the
original debt
will mean this: There are 10000 acres
under the Hondo project. Each acre
will be taxed say so cents. Every acre
will be taxed whether wafer is used or
not. II II only takes 90 cents per acre
for the annual maintenance the gov
eminent will give the water users the
80 cents per acre credit on the payment
certain number Of years ii is found the
reservoir cannot be found practicable,
the water users viii not have to bear
the burden Of its construction, put Will
only be taxed for the part Of the pro-
ject they are using.
The idea met with the hearty APPROX
al Of all the directors.
Neither Of the engineers would give
their endorsement Of the plan, but did
say Il looked feasible.
The local Eagles will build two
story brick building, TO be used Tor
lodge and club room purposes The
building will be erected at ITO West
First street, where their one story
frame building now stands. The old
building will be sold and moved
from the grounds After the two
story building is built, the grounds
will be beautifled ana in place OF the
salt grass which now adOrns the spot
there will be bluegrass and flower BEDS
and shade trees.
st. Mary's hospital is to have a 500
900 addition built on the east side or
the present three story building On
South Hill. The addition will be built
three stories high, with 10 foot 'front.'.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
DEVELOPMENT
WILL PUT WIRES
UNDER THE GROUND
Movement For 100000 Can
ming Factory at Roswell.
Hondo Outlook Bright


Roswell, n NJ. Dec. 15-Part Of the
100000 set aside by the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany for rebuilding lines and plants
when It bought the Pecos valley lines,
is to be spent in putting all cables and
wires in RoswelI's business district into
conduits under the ground, on each
side Of all alleys. The company's Col
oradO construction gang will be here
about February l 20 begin the work,
which viii include the rebuilding of
the rural lines. The total expense OF
the work 10 De done in Roswell during
the next few months VIII be SIS, 900 to
500, 900.
Cement contractors trying TO put in
the additional three feet to the 10 foot
sidewalks along Main street, are having
some difficulty on account Of the freez-
ing weather. A number Of the property
owners have decided not to try to have
their work done until there is some as
surance of warmer weather.
James Stops, president and general
manager OF the Van Vert Packing com
pany Of Van Vert and 8Iendon, O., and
warsaw, Ind. has returned to his home
Win Information TO present to his COM
pany in connection with a plan 10 build
a $bV,OOO or $4,000 canning factory
here. The plant would have to have
IoOO acres of corn, 1000 acres OF to-
lnauOeS and about that acreage in
beets and beans guaranteed. No bonus
asked for
C. ". Haynes has sold to Wagner
Tor Slo. goo, is acres of land living 2 long
the north side of Fifth street and six
blocks west of Main street The tract
lies along both sidesS Of North SprfDg
river and has many trees on it.. Mr..
wagner will have It laid out by land
IN
plots, only to persons obligating them
selves 10 build attractive homes on
them.
All Bright on the Hondo.
Everything looks bright on the Hon
90. Brighter than at any time since
the government spent S325.OOO on a res
erVolr and laterals which the evolution
OF the elements caused to receive Sc
we're reverses.
The stockholders Of the Rio Hondo
Water Users association met in the
Commercial club rooms, having with
them W NJ. Reed, Of FL Paso. district
engineer, and l. Hill, experimenting
engineer of the Hondo project The
meeting was for an exchange Of ideas
and to evolve some plan whereby the
Hondo project could be made a greater
success than at present by overcoming
the reverses Of the elements and a bit
Of prior right claimants disputes
The directors viii ask that the secre-
tary Of the interior department abandon
the big 400 acre reservoir, loan the as
ISOLATION $50, 600 to bUfid a % mile ce-
ment canal to conduct the waters down
to the farm land where it IS needed,
and further the project under the rental
system The association will ask that
the government allow It the use Of the
laterals, and all the other irrigation
equipment necessary to make the pro-
iect a success that is already built in
addition to the canal, excepting the res
erTOir, and # in the course Of various
seasons, the reservoir is found practi-
cable, they viii accept it at the orig
inaI contract.
The government secretary has the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
DEVELOPMENT
GUT OFF
NEARLY FINISHED
Will Shorten the Trip From
Chicago to the Pa
cific Coast

Belen, n N, Dec 15.-The work on
the track between Belen and Clovis,
which has been in progress for the past
few months, is now very near to COM
pletion, and with the finishing Of this
work it is thought that more passenger
trains viii be dispatched over the Belen
cutoff. Some time ago local officials
received orders to place the cutoff
track in shape for heavy passenger traf-
fic, and since that time the track gangs
have been greatly increased
A few days ago the tie gang moved
its camp to a point within four miles
Of Belen, and it is understood that all
except eight miles Of the track has
been equipped with the new ties. This
will be the last camp on the road. and
in a very short time all Of the ties viii
be laid.
The track raising gang Is following
close behind the tie gang, and the gang
which is putting the finishing touches
on the new road bed and track viii be
done very shortly after the ra1SerS are
at the end Of the line.
A persistent report has been preva-
lent in Belen for some time TO the eI-
feet that as soon as the new track IS
completed the Santa Fe viii put into
service several new passenger trains
which will pass through Belen, ana over
the coast lines west, without running
into Albuquerque, as do all OF the
trains at the. present time.
The new passenger traffic service
will be established through passen-
ger traffic arrangement between the
Santa Ee and the Frisco, whereby the
Frisco is permitted to carry passen-
gers over the tracks of the santa re
to san Francisco, and the santa + e. IN
return, IS allowed to run into st. Louis.
ShOrfens Route to Coast.
The use of the Belen cutoff for pas
senger traffic will shorten ths trip from
Chicago to the coast, and it Is thought
that eventually all OF the fastest pas
senger service from the east viii be
run through Belen and over the cutoff.
The work on the plant of the Kansas
Ice company is now nearing compile
ton. The force Of wOrkmen which
has been employed on the plant for the
past four months has rushed the work,
and il Is now almost certain that the
Ice plant viii be COMPLETED and ready
to supply ice early in the new year.
The new plant VIII be a. material aid 10
The Santa Fe in the handling OF its fast
freight from the coast to the eastern
which passes through Belen.
The ice plant. when completed, win
nave a daily capacity Of 100 tons, which
viii be sufficient for the needs both of
he Santa Fe and the local trade which
he company VIII inaugurate with the
arrival of warm weather next spring.
Business on the Santa Fe for the pa st
few days has taken a slight slump. but
within the next @eek IL viii be Up to
he high mark which 1t reached a few
weeks ago. It has already commenced I
% pick up, as the Christmas fruit from
California is now being shipped east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
DEVELOPMENT
TRACK LAYING ON
ORIENT IS PUSHED
Is Within Four Miles Of
Pecos River Telephone
Improvements Planned

on the san AngelO-FOrt Stockton ex-
tension OF the Kansas City. Mexico &
Orient railway is now within four
miles Of the PecOs river. where the
work on the Pecos river bridge is pro-
ceeding rapidly 1t IS expected that
rails viii be laid across the bridge and
to this side OF the PecOs river in the
next three weeks.
Work is expected to start in this city
in the next 90 days on the $4,000 tel
ephCue improvements by the Tri-State
Telephone company, which recently
purchased Independent lines IN this sec
ton. including those at Alpine, PecOs,
Toyah and BarstoW, Texas, and Hager-
man. Carlsbad, Artesia md Roswell, n.
NJ The work VIII cover the building Of
a line between Midland and PecOs and
between Pecos and Carlsbad, y NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
A Married Woman's
Right to Rule
CFIia Ellis In The Arch.)

at IS cruel TO say 1T, but only the
woman who takes care to preserve her
youthful charm has q right to rule her
husbands heart. She should never neg
lect her hair or complexion.
THE hair can be kept light and fluf-
fy and beautifully lustrOus by dry
shampOOing. Mix four ounces Of the
rOx with four ounces Of powdered Orris
root or four ounces Of cOrnmeal, which
ever YOU prefer Sprinkle on the head
and brush through the hair.
ITO keep the skin soft and lovely.
and prevent the growth Of hair gently
massage the face. neck and arms daily
with a solution made by dissOlving an
original package Of maEatone in eight
ounces Of witch hazel This is better
than powder
Mothers Salve viii remove chaps,
cold sores eczema and skin erupuOns.
1t IS reliable cure for coughs. colds
and catarrh, as Wen as the best salve
for sores, cuts burns and scalds."-
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
REED DISCUSSES HONDO
RESERVOIR PROJECT
Confirms Report That Cement Canal is
to Be Built to Keep Water From
Sinking Into Ground.

The conservation Of the water above
the Rio Hindo project IN the Pecos val
ley will probably - recommended to
Che department OF the interior By the
reclamation service as the result of a
conference held at Roswell. n. NJ, re-
Gently. between the officials Of the Rlo
Hondo Water Users association and L.
c. HILL supervising engineer or the
reclamation service W NJ. heed, as
trict engineer, and F. Teichman. de-
signing engineer Of the United tSates
reclamation service
I'VE will make recommendations to
the secretary Of the interior, dlsIrlcI
engineer ". NJ. Reed said Friday.
THESE recommends lions VIII be made
in a few DAYS. Just what these will be,
cannot be given out yet. The conditions
there make it aGTi8a BILE to save the wa
ter now being lost above the reservoir
in the loose sand and gravel. The pre-
liminary surveys ant arrangements
have been made with the Water Users
association there The whole matter IS
now being studied in the field and the
recommendation will go forward TO the
secretary Of the interior in few days.
The area OF the reservoir is 1000
acres and the reservoir has a storage
capacity OF 10000 acre feet There is
no intention to abandon it. but the flow
Of water down the HondO river to the
reservoirhas not been as large during
the past few years as was eXpected-as
the water sinks into the ground through
the gyp rock-and a scheme Of cement
ing canal that viii conserve the water
that is now lost through seepage is
planned The reservoir will be utilized
as a storage reservoir
''The cemented canal will bring the
water down through the gyp rock coun-
try and take ii directly to the farms
turned into the reservoir and con
served"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
DEVELOPMENT
ORIENT OFFICIAL
AT FIT. STOCKTON
Says New Road VIII Be
Finished Soon After
New Years
New Year S

Fort Stockton, Texas. Dec he E.
Dickinson, vice president and general
manager Of the Orient railway, spent
two nights in Fort Stockton, making
the trip TO Alpine in the meantime. He
was on a tour Of inspection and ex-
pressed great satisfaction over the
progress heing made in the construction
Of the line, and says the road viii be
completed into TT. Stockton soon after
the advent Of the new year
F E Grimes, former local manager
for the Orient TOWnsite company has
taken the preliminary steps TO organize
another bank in Fort Stockton, which
will make three banks for this city
W c. Bowman, Of the W. Q bowman
Lumber company, Of Kansas City NO.
vvss here this week and before IeaylnS
decided his company would soon esJao-
fish an extensive lumber yard at this
place.
The Pioneer newspaper and printing
pTRnt has moved into its new building
on Stockton street The building is
two story stone % - by IS feet, with
DIsbe glass front, and finished in mod
ern style Editor z. Barry is owner
and erected the building especially Tor
his newspaper
The moving picture show IS a new en-
terprise for Fort Stockton 1t IS owned
by home people.
At the annual election Of the Knights
OF Pythias lodge. G. W. Rose was elect
ed chancel commander
Sheriff D S. Barker and family leTt
this week for san saba Sheriff Bar
Ixer will return in q few days, but his
family will remain during tho holidays.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
SCOTS MISSION TO
ARIZONA SUCCESSFUL

Washington, D. c. Dec. 15.-CoIoneI
Walter SoOtt, L. S. A.. who recently
was sent out among the Hopi indians
in Arizona to compel all the young in
dams Of the tribe to attend school. has
reported to secretary of the interior
Fisher. the success of his mission
Chief O'keema, a superstitiOus old
leader among the HOpi indians. was bit
terly opposed TO the educational meth
DDS of the whites. He feared offend
ing the great serpent. on the back
of which the world was borne. but his
objections were overcome
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
GOVERNMENT ROAD EXPERT
Z

Midland Texas, Dec. 15.-Chas T.
Harrison, good roads expert from the
United States department Of public
roads at Washington, is here at the re-
quest Of the Commercial club and will
superintend the construction OF good
roads in Midland county He will also
build sample stretches of roads in
Gaines and Andrews counties, which
the merchants in Midland are paying
for. Clay which forms the subsOiI for
this entire section, viii be used for sur
facing these new roads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
SHE SWIMS IN
TRUNKS. SHE DOES

New York, n. Y, Dec. 15.-Miss
Dorothy Taylor. one OF the most pop
ular members OF New York's 400"
lately returned from abroad where she
had created a sensation at the fash
iOnable watering places of southern
Europe by swimming in trunks.
In commenting on the criticisms OF
the Europeans Miss Taylor said: "Prud-
ish, silly people with naughty minds. 1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HOLD ANNIAL ELECTIC

Officers for the year 1912 were
elected by the Ell PasO council of the
Knights Of Columbus at a special meet
ing Thursday night. The officers
elected were. Grand knight. Herman
Andreas- deputy grand knight, VIII
liam Behr. chancellor. Richard Per
rauit. financial secretary, D. P Long,
recording secretary, Paul BOland,
trea surer. Dave sullivan advocate. JO-
seph Nealon. warden. James NesOm-
inside guard, Vincent Creed, outside
guard. Scott FOrsythe. trustees, ". J.
Regan and George lie Baron
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15

Cheap and quick development is only
possible with Witte Gasoline HOSTS and
Chicago Pneumatic Gasoline Air Com
pressOrs and Hammer Drills. Carried in
stock by H. A Carpenter & Bro, eXclu-
sive southwestern distributors. 303 san
Francisco street. e. Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-15
TWO NEW MEXICO LAND
COMPANIES INCORPORATE

santa Fe, n. NJ. Dec. 15.-The Uracca
Land and Water company has filed IN
CORPORATION papers' with a capitalization
of sIOOO,000 and headquarters at Gin
arron. Colfax county. The incOrpora-
tors and directors are Christopher n.
Blackwell and EdvSl c. Champion, OF
Ration: George H Webster. jr-, William
c.. Hoffman and Arthur 7. Ladd Of Cim-
arron The Clark Land and Develop
ment company filed Incorporation pa
Ders also. It's capital is $50 GOO and
its headquarters at Red Bliff. Eddy
county. Richard w Coad is named the
statutory agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-01
RICHMOND FOLKAT
ICE CREAM FEAST

The Purity Ice Cream Corporation.
the instigators and originators of a
new enterprise for Richmond, had n
grand opening yesterday of the biggest
Ice cream making establishment in the
South. and over 1000 Richmond people
attended 1t.
The splendid three story building
which this company has erected ano
fully equipped at Jefferson and Cary
streets was thrown open to visitors al
10 o'clock yesterday morning, and
President Chaplin and his little army
or assistants were on hand to well
come the guests and show them the
best equipped and most up date ice
crea making plant In all the coun.
try.
From the opening hour until long
AFTER sunset last night the place was
tnronged with visitors, and hundreds
OF prominent citizens visited the es-
Enlistment. partook of the cream and
enjoyed the hospitality of the COM
pany, and looked upon the opera tions
of the plant. Hundreds of women, in
Guiding many of the smart set, saw
the establishment, and each woman
visitor carried away a souvenir of the
opening Of Richmonds newest indus
try, an industry that good house
keepers and happy home makers are
especially Interested in.
The reception rooms, the shipping
rooms and the offices were handsomely
decorated with potted plants. ever
greens, ETC.