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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-11
MONDAY
TUESDAY.

This life is training and pas
sage. browning.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-04-11

Entered at Durham. n c., post office
Is second-class mail matter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09

Etentiary for murder the second
degree il suffering from tub rcnlesis'
and little hope is entertained for his'
recovery
The editor of the Rugby Optlmist
says the new feminine member of the
Inter Ocean go. needs II guard We
inquired st oncs IL tbs Rugby editor
was married ANA were dissa ointed ID
lind that he ID tisa fast lii double ma
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09

kets E0 aier apart aents III the seyilla|
Hotel and after u very happy after
noon departed leaving as q remem-.
.branca i handsome ci,t glass creaIner
ana sugar. sss.S 81
M Senator Hanab was the fo,ins
der of the inter Ocean ana ever rea.
der win hs interested ii bis new book
ssTha second Anedrle &, l'sifner, HE
Bopk man has e for sal
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-06-09
ness. Ha y sdeput ized to ma q rs,s,d
bossy man 10 care for III.

lle First National Bank Of eliIs
lake Z bans llluIla oil eal
ESfafe at . yaIy lolsvf lsa of llilefesl
i fo y Gan oar lDilT Ion
NIL ,'''''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
SAYS QUININE WILL
NOT BREAK COLD
t-e~ - Gre tee Meet Severe ccie
srs ens A. crtpps sisery
- gsst F-~ ~1eara

Yos rL distinctly tee so-r ooic
er-as.rg ahd al The sr.pp- syrn gfcras
having after takinE tn sery rrst
co--
b. D. a ro-itv- fact that Papes COD
Coo pond takea sssry tuo hour. IN.
a. 'hr~- consecutive dos-s are takeu.
ill cad th- Grpp-- and break - The
Mo.f severe colt. either ia ne bad
chez. back sfomacn or nrb-
Do promptiy relieves ths meet rni-
ra1lr lssfs-he. cuiin~s- head ard
hose stuffed up. fee-rishless sne.Ee
INK. sore throat running ~ re ro--
Mucous catarrhal - charge -cre
ness stiffness and rheumatic tafnres
Page cold Dcn pound is the result
~ three years research at = c1st %
more fhan Nfts thousand coUars anc
contains no ouiu'ns vh'ch I'll. have
cur-ils.feN demonstrated - uof -
fe,-'Ite in the treatment 90 colds or
EripT-.
Take THE harmless compound a. 81
rcctet With me knos ledge thai there
.- nn other medicine. made anywhere
else n +he aorid. which will cure your
cold or end grippe mi-.r, a. promptly
and slthont snf other assistance or
had after effects a. q o. cent package
~ Pap q Cold compound. atlch any
druggist Ia the sorl1 can suppl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
bN EFS

rne = hours devotion --rs Ire a.
81 Mar p tafeonc churth ~er. start.
"a iast Fritsa and tios~d y~strrday
TIE other church @s win hold tn=irs
o. foluss - l-atislals nes-rr h..f
lt "a an1 - Sacr-d H-arf church.
iA.eeri ner 90. Janlary : and The
exact time has uof been So 81 -
A. pnonsls chgroh. hlf 70 all gruha
BY D. i--c~u. t~r = - and -
II. Socialists 90 Ohlo couats az
piarnirE fr Puhrsh a monthly mag
at.r~ I'M th- Interests ~ their party
f1narc~s are DO OK rais-d and 81 -
car-ct-t that ne massri-- ~iu be
Started after ~. rrst ~ tha year
a meeting OF ire milton dollar
guArAnf-~ fund ccmmit.r. all b.
h~id tbs evening AZ : o'clock a. the
f1ard ~ Trade assembly room Tor
~ plrTos- of suggesting names o.
The trustees 90 me fund ana solue
further into The PROPOSITION
The Rev Fr,-i-r - r Ross est
slf deliN cred tHa seventh a. he se-
-.-s Cf sermon or the general sub
gect. -Esht Great Witnesses The
suh.eC o. last @~ening's discourse
vas The Witness % Experience.
deainC Ni'h She evidences % the 90
Ninits 90 Jesus Christ from she ~.
p"rienc~ az many p bic and historical
characters
Roger a. Cameron % the local
Rradstreet~ agency spent the latter
part of last Uc'k o. NcurVilie East
Liverpool and Lisbon rating the ga
looms which acre op-u-t iu those
lsst week following the voting act o.
Coiumhiana county
The annual meeting OF the Ma.
sonic club Wlii boz held al the Scot
tish Rites temple az Fourteenth aud
Byron streets on the evening OF jan
uary q. when the reports % The var
Gus officers aud committees for the
past year Viii b. heard and officers
for the ensuing year elected
A great many calls ara being re
Ceised for copies of tho Municipal
LeacIe Bulletin 40 e. which was ia.
sued last week The lively interest
the publications of the lcaru. is an
index that Wheeling citizens are
wanting Information 90 % what
changes in the form ~ local city gov.
eminent V'I be practical and expo
dent Nheu amp changes are to De-
made
bernard STANLEY Company No a.
Uniform Rank ~ kuirbt- az Pythias.
All hold a REGULAR meeting ON Tues
day evening. when officers for the EN-.
suing year viii De- excited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

interesting sermon on Christian
Rights BE LETT las' evening FOR
Washington. D e.
After spending th@ latter par' o.
last week az MorEantown taking dep
ositlons.- . d uoy~n-r returned Sat.
urday evening to liz home in tnis
cify 20 spend Sunday
Rev A 5 Kelly has returned to bis
home in Wasu~sburg after spending
'h~ latter par OF last week 900 this
city
x. q Cameron has returned 90 the
clty after a short business visit TO
East Liverpool %
Elmer Bremer has returned 20 the
city after spending Saturday al To
leto. .. on business
Thomas O. StrIckier OF El,-nboro
has returned to his home after a..
tending fl~ meeting OF the Shr.nafs
in This cry on Friday ujrht He lis
prominent merchant Of hts home
toWn
Dr " 4 Qumby has returned
from business "trip 90 Sea oYrK
city
Prof Humphri-s Vho has charge
~ the Pittsburgh y M G. A. spent
sunday a. the guest o., rroL Marriott
or this cfy
Miss DAISY Grant returned fo her
home 90 Lexington. ky. vs~terda
after spending several days Nifh
friends 100 this city
Thomas James returned 20 his
home az S'eubenviiie yesterday. after
spending several DAYS ss the guest
% Edward Fllan. Of This co.,
Edward l. Kent. OF huntington
registered AZ the Mcclure last evening
D. l.. King 90 Grafton. is spending
several DAYS 90 the city on bushes
matters
David r. Browning. or Pittsburgh,
VAS IN the city yesterday. the guest
Of friends
George Resd.rias. a well known To-
cal Greek who underwent an opera.
ton al tho North Wheeling hospital
on Thnrsday. was reported resting
easy last evening
George Heard. president 81 The Sat
ural Gas Company of West Virginia
has returned 10 bis home Boo Pitts
burCh
Miss lucz McEvoy. az Sew Martins
Vile. Who Vas the guest of friends on
the Island. returned 90 her home on
SATURDAY
Captain % Dovoncr is in Morgan
town 90 IeEa' business
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Mcghcn. OF INC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
About People
Movement. of fndiVidaais 70 sas
From the cIu

Miss Celia Acton az Parkershrrg
no has been the guest or Mrs James
Mccain FOR the past three weeks. has
returned home
Mrs Clarence McNary and sister.
Mrs Jennie kimban ~ l.ittleton. Who
0ere here on Saturday 20 attend the.
funeral of their cousin. John stanle,
have returned home
Nr and Mrs Henry r Laden OF
this city are the guests 81 friends
A. Csdlz. %
Mr. and Mrs y p Giren and son
OF Sist"rsv ill" ar" Oh" guests ~ Mr.
and Mrs r j HUH
Mrs Alex be ~ uillonNale o Who
VAS visitor here. has retained
home
William % Jones. prominent CIT
zen 81 Column bus. o.. ID a guest Of hi-
friend John ). Naylor Of the Island
Frank :. Love. coal operator ~
Piitsburg was guest OF Wheeling
friend Yesterday
President Cecil \ Robinson ~ The
BOARD Of Trade DO expected home this
week from Texas. whore be has been
on a hunting trip With Joseph Spei
del
Mrs Charles j Schuck. who has
been ih az Pittsburg. Us reported 20
BE- improving and will return soon
J. e. Dent and family of Bridge
port VII leave on THURSDAY FOR Cal
ifornia to spend several months
Capt a. \ Frarzheim Of Steuben-
Vile was business visitor in the
city Saturday
Rev Albert H Spence. Jr. ~ Med.
held. Mass. preached yesterday FOR
tho Unitarian society az tho BOARD OF
Trade assembly room. delivering an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
STATE DEATHS
Rev. on Passes Away

special Uirrefrr fo the Intelligence
EUSKHANNON. " Va. Dec 10
Rev Daniel n X Dix r. dead az the
advanced axe OF -. lie had preac he'd
in every section Of the VI F. confer.
ence in this state and Vas a well
known circuit rider" in the early
days Of Meth0dism The immed ate
cause Of bis death was diseaes Incl
dent 20 old axe. although he was op
Grated on 80 Charleston not iong
since Ho leaves Two children. Mrs
Hattie sexton of this clty and a son
in Iowa lbs funeral was largely at
tended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

-rsH.t' IIsr.f.. fH f.t I.t.I.I-er.ar
WEST UNION. W Va Dec To-
~ the age Of bs Mrs Amanda Sousac
Of fhe Stout ol feid passed away
YESTERDAY She was born in Luzerne
county Pa. and leaves many chic.
dr"n living boz ohio and Prnnsy lyauia.
her husband having died az Johnson.
burg. Pa about d yeara ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
A-lsr t.s.sr CO s.-r

Tie Arlon L4fles Alrltzrr iii
sni-rtstu sifh csrc parts OF
Nsdlesday etsuflg u-c-nbsr % a.
Arion hall A. this aralr - men
t-rs al sn'-rraln their h4soan1s
TIE Ean~s I'LL - cards a1d dozni
- Llnct-cr -ll D. served az %.
concirsicn % the Ea=@s 4 e-igh'fui
evening r. ante. patrf b. al The
cor uifte~ in charge BE- cor po--c 81
ne foiloNlrE Nu Ror-rf LInslsy.
Mrs =. :. b.rgmilisr and Mr. Louis
hahtE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
eap.Ist Ml.siensry Reslans.

PARKERSRURG. ". Va. Dec. 10
Rev VI. a. SUMMER Who has been
field missionary tor the West NIr
Rlnia af ISOLATION. has rendered his
res'gnation ana will 20 90 Oklahoma
wler. be will take up similar work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

>cata See. sere - g,es;s % retA-
tises IN Litfistoa on "Wednesday even
anE
M. fhariss Ma--tcE - etsitirg
Mr. Frank posirr ot Flr-~a;h
sfrt-f
p aost- o. sogih P~nn stre-t.
- seriously ODD e. - hone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

The electrical worker ~ local 30
lfl gave a smoker 40 their ball l
%" Waldorf building ou last Friday
rsenlu-. which uas Wei attended hy
~. rn~uh-rs snd their numerous
friends Various games we're boz prog
ross during the evening and a. Ere
guert intervals the hungry and
thirsty acre served with tempting r.
fresh menfs The committee in
charge WAS composed 90 n p krasu
Ter J j lo-f and John RiuaCher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
WIIIam 7. sInp,an ~.

Special Tfarsf.. fo f.e rufsIIFeurer
HUNTINGTON. " Va. Dec 10
This afternoon from his home here
occurred the funeral OF william T
Simpson. who died after twelve
months illness on saturday be
ceased vas 81 years OF age ami came
here f0 years sso from Weston He
leaves Vife and three children Rev
Simpson. Frank simpson ~ the police
foarce and Mrs Pearl Owens. Inter.
ment was at spr.nF $500 cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
SOCIETY


Saturday afternoon aud evening In
the First byterian church the
members OF the KINGS Daughters 81
the church held bag and basket
sale and disposed ~ a large number
OF these useful articles. which we're
made by the mountainoers az Ken.
lucky and West virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
Hera Fra,err,ty

THURSDAY evening % neNt sees tt-
Men r. F-afrrnitF 80 th- k.rs~ord "
p church v!N hold their reg4I ar
monthly session supper sill b.
served af go by the Marthas.
after which short bur Interesting
pr0sTam viii b. rendered consisting
- short talks nv Bred FoK. Lester
CoWan. - West Whe-lng. ana Rudy
MARTY. 90 W~s' bridgeport. and
-o'o hy Sam NHlau rll attend.
anr- To- desired A. This meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

e-s.. mn f.araf. H f. go f-ff' rar.f-
FfNgWOOD vs. Va. Dec fn-Tho
funeral of Oscar RIdenour. aged o..
al1se death occurred Az Grafton was
Conducted fh'a afternoon from Tho
residence or pie father. So Hiden.
orr lnfermeuf vas bod fhe kirguo0I
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

The Duquesne dancing set viii give
their first grand masquerade BAN ON
Tuesday evening az the Ariou hall
Prizes will be given to the finest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

Tue r@Ef dance OF fhe sores %
popular dz-ces H. CriTs hau ~Hl he
given on cert Th-rsdsy evening. ~.
c~mbrr u and 10 10 sKp-cts-' that 10
all - sell attended bY Whseiina
anf Suburban people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

Tho art department OF the Won
ans club held meeting on Saturday
afternoon at the board az trade
rooms. Graeco Roman Architecture"
vas the subject discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

The popular Cotillion club will give
their weekly dance this evening At
the Carroll club auditorium Prof
'eutheids Pull orchestra Vill play
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

Fritzy. D~czeer %. sr- holcfax -
hsarsals regularly Ticksss IN -
g-sced On sAi@ az oral nusic stos-s
800 ard pruniss % z~-t Ulth e
ready sac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

SPENCER W w. Urr f0 Ne.
roieo1 Bo1arar-a ror arrd a son ~
Anthony Hof azaI &C. tro srrt ives
Dim died fere Bic fni-f uIfa and
e.E children survive Deceased VAS
prou .nenf Democrat ard represent.
Oh R0are county in fIa leg stature
go vas a magazine writer and noef
'-'e--reHs eas made at H0Tfoen cem
cfeIY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

drers@d lady and The most comical
dressed gentleman Music win BE-
furnished by Steihns orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11

The members Of the cast be- the
operott1 sylvia" which VIII be- rem.
derei az the Carroll club auditorium
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
SCHOOL GIRL BREAKS
Nip ON iCY PAVEMENT

sp,-ai Dispatch to are iut.u z-rcer
MARTiNSBVRG. " Va. Dec 10 -
Mary kilmcr. aged r.. on her way ID
school Fr.dsy. slipped and fell. frac
turns her hip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
Novelties
For
hriStnnaS------

MARZtPAH.
APPLES. PEARS. CORN.
CHERRIES. cAULIFLoWER.
LIONS. DOGS. ELEPHANTS.
IMPORTED
CHOCOLATES. BON BoNs.
OUR OWN MAKE
LEBRUcHEH.
AHiSE CAKE.
PEPPER CAKE,
FRUIT CAKE.
POUND CAKE.
GET YOUR ORDERS IN EARLY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-11
Davis, Burkham
& Tyler
1870 Market Street
Water Rents Due

water rents FOR fhr ok months
term ending March 3d. 1912. are nov
due and payable af tho ofle 10 ne
city Treasurer
A discount ~ 10r will be allowed
op aI bills paid during -ie month 81
December After January fst fts
water Ie subject 10 being turned OF
on al hI's remaining unpaid
SAML y Johnson.
city Treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27

ard James. v!ce-president, Petersburg. Va;
II. A.. Holt, secretary. Matoace. Va. Capital:
Maximum. $4,000: minimum. 1900. Objects:
Operatc a toll bridge.
Southern Electric Light and Power supply
ms Corpora tion. Norfolk, Va. a. ID. New
comb. president: T. II. Calls. vice president
W. j. SIMPSON. Jr., secretary and treasurer
oil of Norfolk. Va. Capital; Maximum,
$4,000; minimum. $4,000. Objects: Dealing
in electrical supplies.
The Towies-Schofeld Company Cnc.>,
Alexandria. Va. W. II. Towles, president;
{. O. Towles. vice-president, both OF Wash
iagton, ID. G.; F.. {. Schoheld. secretary and
treasurer. Richmond. Capital: Maximum.
s6o,c9o: minimum. $4,000. objects: Dealers
In photographic supplies.
Coferton Hotel Company Gnc.), Newport
News. Va. Fl. NJ. reitz, presidents; Isaac
Cohen. vice-president: i. II. Hettlcman.
secretary and treasurcr-ali OF Newport
News, Va. Capitals: Maximum, 80, Oe0; min-
imum. $500 objects: Liquor and cigar bus
ines:. ~ TEs
a license to do business In Virginia was Is
sued to Cashier, Curran & Built (Inc.), a
corporation organized and existing undor
the laws OF the State OF Sew Jersey. S. b.
Cary. of Roanoke. statutory agent. Maxi
mum capital authorized by charter, $4,000.
Objects: Coal miners and dealers.
y license 10 do business in Virginia was
issued TO the Smithfeid Mari Clay and
TRANSPORTATION Company, a corporation or
ganized and existing under the laws OF tho
State OF Delaware. L. X. F. Wells. OF Nor
folk, sta tutory agent. Maximum capital au-
thorized by charter, $4,000. objects: Man.
ufacturinS and dealing in mari, clay. kao-
lin, etc. M m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
BUILDING PERMITS
Richmond and Hcnrico Ccnuany TO
CnlnrRc Street Cur Rnrnx.

Richmond and Hcnrico Company TO
Enlarge Street Car Barns.
Building and repair permits were
issued yesterday as follows:
:. j. Rhodes. to erect a detached two
story frame dwelling on the north side
OF Cary Street, between C%renshaw Ave
nue. and the new corporation line, to
cost S2.T0o.
Richmond and Henrico Railway
Company. to erect an addition TO brick
street car barn. on north side of the
Government Road, between C%iillIe's
Creek and T~hirty-sixth Street. to cost
Fat McDonough and MARY A. Nc
Dononsh. to erect a two-story brick
dwelling on the south side of Hanover
Avenue. between Mulberry Street and
the Boulevard. TO cost $1,000.
Fat M~cDonough and Mary a. Nc
Donough. to erect 4 brick dwelling il
the same block as above. 10 cost SIS, 600.
DR.. ST. George Grinnnn, to erect a
hath room In rear of col West Grace
street. to cost s150.
John Fl. RraNton, to repair Il two
story frame dwelling. 9lS North Thirty
lrst street. to cost SI51.
L. r. Brown. to repair a two-story
frame dwelling, i'll Stockton Street.
Mrs. William Lowry. to repair a two
story frame tenement. 1S0i-lSO6 Ever
cit Street. to cost $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
Decisions Hnndc Down by North Car
OHM Tribunal.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Raleigh, y. G.. April 26.-The SUI
prcme Court affirms tho lower court
In Corporation Commission vs.. Nor
rison, from 1redcll county, involving
Inc right of a corporation to deduct
from tau assessment OF capital stock.
holdings OF the corporation in stock of
another corporation that pays its tnxcs.
The CORPORATION Commission ruled
that this could not he done and the
Supsrmc Court anirms this ruling. Tho
opinion wa written by Justice Brown,
TIE company invoked had s5o,0GOF taS
able capital and held $4,000 stock
In another corporation, and insisted
that this should nc deducted. lcav-
Ing S@6.p0O for taxcs to be paid on.
The commission and the supreme Court
hold That this cannot lie done. This
hnaiiy settles a noted question OF much
T Ns l"N5H GtF ffi si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
CHARTERS GRANTED

Charters were Issued yesterday by The
State Corporation Commission to tho follow
ing concerns:
The Leyisa River Railroad Company, Rich
tlond. Decatur Axteil. president; r. W,
Gficc' vice president; \. Treve,,. secrc-
tary: NJ. T.. Spiccr. assistant secretary: r,
F. sullivan. con1ptrolier--ali or Richmond
cdpital. $4,000, Objects: To build a rail-.
road fourteen miles long from the town III
Grundy. in buchanan county. to The Ken
lucky State line.
Cooburn Printing Company (Inc.i j.. rooburn,
Nn. a.. u, Crockett. president: G.. r. Kiisore.
vlce-prcsidcnt; II. G.. Candle. secratary-aII
of Soeburn. Va. Capital: Maximum. Si0coo:
minimnm. sf.co@ Objects: To do printing
The Virginia Paint Manufacturing com
pany dnc.). Petersburg. Va. R. -. Davis.
Ir-. president; Il. L. Wilson, vice -prcsidcnt
W. l.. Young. secretary and treasircr-aii OF
Petersburg. Capital: Maximum. $4,000:
minimum. SioCe. Objects: Manufacture ana
sell paints. -
Matoaca Bridge Company. Matoacs. va.
John A.. Seay, president, Metoaca. Va: How
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
ORGANIZED WORK
IN BIBLE GLASSES
Secretary Lawrence Urges Union
Of Effort to Sunday-School
Conferences.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
DIR. cadman to Deliver Final
Address at High School
Tonight.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

Much Interest centres around tho
address to be made In the auditorium
OF tho John Marshall High School to-
night by Rev. s. Parkes Cadman, D.
tnre of the final meeting of the TWEEN
ty-ninth annual convention OF the Vir-
Einia State Sunday school Association.
Or. Cadman IS pastor of one of the
largest Congregational churches in
New York. and is considered one OF the
foremost pulpit orators In this coun-
try. 1t Is expected that the seating
capacity of the High school audito-
rum Will be taxed to It's utmost by
delegates to the meeting ana friends
pfthc movement.
last night took place in the High
School. One OF the features was tho
presentation by the prenident. s.. +.
1na psorro Of 2 banner R1h,s d to ] the social Sal
Kendree Methodist Church, Of Norfolk,
as a reward for having the most EN-
Gent organization in the State. Tho
teacher OF the banner class.
Praises gnnizntinn.
Marion l. lawrence. general secretary
rociation. addressed the meeting last
night. Organization In Bible classes
Was his subject. and he laid stress
upon the fact that II is the keystone
10 the organized work of the churches
md schools throughout the entire
world. outlining how the desired end
WIS attained through the means OF
united effort. He described the power
Of organization as the difference be-
tween an army and q mob. IAN or
%anizcd Sunday school" 4Ir. Lawrence
said, lis the best expression OF reli-
gious cndeavor. The Sunday school It
self is tho hest organized arm Of
church work"
Devotional exercises were conducted
last night by Rev. II. D. c. Ma clach-
Ian, D. D., pastor Of the Seventh Street
Christian Church. while music was
under the direction Of W. c. Mercer.
Officers Chosen.
at It's session yesterday morning In
me church the association elected the
following officers:
Presidcnt-W. +. Robertson. Nor
folk. t
Observation-Disclosures. A. l. Philips.
y. D.. Richmond; the Rev. J. T. Watts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27
IMAniD o KILLED.
Chased for Several Hooks by OmecrS
In i~IarrisonburE.
Especial to The Times pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch,1
Harrlsonburg. Va, April 26.--A sup
posed mad dog on ,the rampage on
Main Street has given Harrisonburg
excitement enough for one day. Start
Ing Mt the post-ofilce corner, tho rnbid
animal snapped and bit at everything
in sight. Policeman Dovcl and a con-
stable in Il buggy gave the beast chase
for several blocks, firing In vain at the
dog. while the crowd scampered in all
directions.
The dog was chased almost out to
the State Normal School. when 1t was
hemmed In in Il front yard by officer
Dovel, who fred three times and killed
the troubic-makcr.
Several other dogs belonging TO
weli-known citizens were bitten and
snapped AT By tic wild animal One
or two Of the dogs were pets, but the.
owners took. no chances, TWO of tho
pets were shot. TWO others chlorn-
formed and several others Fave been
tied ana arc being watched.