The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-04-14
Was Second Outfit In Lebanon
Township Taken In Two
Days
WAS IN FULL BLAST
With The Still Is Also Taken Its
Owner, John CarrolI-City Is
Planning To Give Grand
Lodge of Pythians a Grand
Time at Their Meeting In
June

SaliN
Durham. April 12.-The sheriff and
his deputies Saturday afternoon
brought in another big still. and
captured John Carroll, a white man
who was at the still working when
the officers made the raid. Carroll
had an assistant at the still when the
officers arrived, but he proved to be a
better runner than any of the sher-
ifTs men and made his escape.
The still was captured a short dis
lance from one raided Friday by the
sheriff in Lebanon township which
had a capacity OF a hundred gallons.
but the one brought in Saturday was
so per cent larger than this one. When
the officers arrived the still was run
| ming full time. The fire was burning
under the copper and double distilled
whiskey was being turned out at a
| rapid rate.
The men working the still seemed
to be rushing their run today in or
der to get it out before the officers
could get back TO that vicinity. They
had been scared up by the raids OF
the officers yesterday morning. Car
roll was carried before the commits
sioner here and is now trying to ar
range his bond.
Preparing Eor Pythian Grand Lodge.
The Centra committed OF the
Knights OF Pythias having charge OF
the entertainment Of the Grand
Lodge which meets in Durham in
June are working with the entertain
ment committee OF the Commercial
Club to max preparations for the
entertainment Of the visitors while
they are in the city.
Grand Chancellor Joe D. Pridgen
has intimated that the three days
cacciOp IN 1l,1rhayo will Ia worry hIISy
ones, but has left some time during
which the guests Of the Grand Lodge
will be turned over to the local Pyth-
ians and the citizens in general. Prep
arations are being made to give them
a good time. They will be chosen
over some of the manufacturing
plants Of the city.
An interesting feature OF the Grand
Lodge meeting is that it viii come
during the week of the Trinity com
mencement, and this will give the
delegates to the convention an oppor-
tunity to hear some Of the interest
ing addresses and attend the exercises
Of this commencement. Some Of the
big men Of the country will be here
for this OCCASION, and the big Pyth-
ians of the State will attend the
:, Grand Lodge meeting.
The National Religious Training
: School has the progran
lOI Their OiIiI1ltuCtlIfSIi DCSlIiiIiit =
May 10. and again this year, Presi
dent James E. Shepard has succeeded
in getting some Of the most promi-
. nent men OF the Northern churches
= to deliver addresses Oh this occasion.
= On May 10 the ba~ccalaureate ser
mon will be preached by DR.. +. 4
Leyburn, pastor of the First Presby.
6 terrain church Of Durham
The annual address before the y
, II. G. A. and the Y. w. G. A. vii
be delivered by DR.. Howar A. Child
ley, pastor Of a Trinity Congregations
church OF Orange, \. J., on May L
and the next day DR.. Chidlcy vii
speak to the joint meeting OF the lit
most prominent Of the younger Con
gregationat ministers Of the North.
z On May "A the commencement ad
dress will be delivered by Mr.. Henri.
NJ. Wilbur. general secretary Of tn
religious Society Of Friends, of Phil
Z adelphia. Ir. Wilbur is one OF TIL
= most prominent laymen of Philade1
phia. and as secretary of the Quake
=. society is one Of the big men OF tha
organization.
The school closes before many o
the other schools and colleges or tina
p State because President Shepard ha
= held to the policy of giving few holi
days during the year. He begins hi
work a little later than some othe
9 colored schools gives but one day 70
Christmas. and closes earlier. Thi
rot only prevents a break in the worl
of the teaching force, buc also give
the negro students more time 20
e work during the summer. This IS in
poTtant since many OF them have [
l. work Tor the money they spend dur