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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-09
ELECTION NOTICE

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iolst st. Amsterdsm ave. w Tooth a., "
lumSus ave, W. ssth St. Broadway ana 10 w.
Tn. ,Sth Election pi.tr,c, !. bounded \,
ssth St and Amsterdam ave. '' W.
and within diagonal line from the eera oi
OF w. ssth 81. and Columbus ave ~ ~
%.s; Central Psf s West VI anS " c sl5 P.i
The Ssd Election pi.,ric, I, bounded \,
Of w. seth st. and Columbus ave ~ ,sr
S %rn Of W; iooth St, and Contra PAN sqs
line from the corner of Central Park MA,
and W sSlh 81. to the corner Of W. ss,b
The 2sd Election District is houns., =.
West, diagonal line from ' the "' corn. Par.
n. corner Of Va ss, h'rs P png West .
ave; and columbus aye. O'
and. within w. ioist st. CoiumSus 40 BY
w. LOON st. , and Au;terdsm aw.
and within diagonal i'm. from s BOUNDED 9S BY
OF Amsterdam ave and W ioiat ' 81 &c corner ,s
corner Of Columbus ave. and W 1924
st. w. 1920 ST. Manhattan ave. and "
The 2sth Election District 4. bound., :.
Of Amsterdam ave and " io "a s 80 '1
the corner OF Columbus ave. and W 1854
&C. Sas sg. .n IS' from ne coTn.
corner of W: 1o1st st. and Amsterdam ave-
and Amsterdsm ave.
The 27th Election District is bounded Nv
and within w. 1o3d st, Manhattan ave W
corner OF w. 1o2d 81. and Coiumbu. ay.
TO the corner OF Amsterdam ave. and W
The ss,h Election Dis,ric, #, bounded by
and within W. 1881 st, Central Park West
W. i0lst st. and Manhattan ave
The 2sth Election District IL bounded nv
and within w. 10Ith St. Central Park
West. w 1881 At. and Columbus ave
The 3oth Election District is bounded by
and within diagonal line from the corner
OF Amsterdam ave. and W. 10Th ~ to
the corner OF w. lo5th st. and Coiumhu,
ave-. Columbus ave- W. l03d 81. and Am.
stcrdam ave.
The 3lst Election District is bounded nv
and within W. iosth st, Columbus ave,
a diagonal line from the corner Of W.
lobth st. and Columbus ave. to the corner
OF w. 10Th St and Amsterdam ave, and
Amsterdam ave.
The s?d Election District Is bounded Ny
and within W. io6th st. Manhattan ave-
W. io5th ST.. Central Park West, " i6i,h
at. and Columbus ave.
The 33d Election District is bounded ~
and within W. 10Th st. Central Park West
W. l05th St. Manhattan ave. ". lO6th st.
and Columbus ave.
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Fourte,ntA Assemhlp District.


The list Election District 10 bounded by
and within y 25th st. I'd ave- f. Esd ST.
The I'd Election District I, bounded by
and within Z. 27th st. 80 ave, f, ?sth st.
I'd ave, e 2Sth st, and Lexington ave.
The Sd Election District Is bounded by
and within a diagonal limo from the corner
OF r, 26th st and I'd ave, TO the corner Of
E. 2Sth st. and LIST ave. LIST ave" E. 2ith
The 4th Election District lie bounded By
and within e. 2sth ST.. East River e. Esd
The 9Th Election District I. bounded by
and within z. ?sth St, let aye a diagonal
ave. to the corner OF e ?sth st. and 20
ave; and "a ave
and ' within, mir {. ssth St, "a ave. 3. 18th 81
The TN Election pi.,ric, is bounded by
The sth Election District is bounded by
and within e soth st'' '2d ave. E. 2sth ct.
The sth Election District !. bounded by
and w'st. ' Ssfs 81. s sns u, a'. ss. a'A
and ns within thin E sis, st. East River. E. sotS
81 Tho f iith Election pi.trio. :. bounded by
and within z, si.t st., "a ave: f. soth st.
Tho 18th Election District 10 bounded By
and within r. seth ct. and Sd ave. f. alst
The 18th Eiection District Is bounded by
and within e. s3d ST.. I'd ave. II, sist ct
al" The 18th Election District /. bounded by
and within II. ssd ST.. East River f. Hst
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF % ave. and E 35th st. to tho corner Of
! st ave. and e si.h St, r. s4th ST. East
The 18TH Election District Ia bounded by
and within e. S5th St. I'd ave, E. asa ST.
The i7,h Election District {, bounded by
st. diagonal line from the corner Of LIST
and Z s5th ST., r 35th st. and Sd ave,
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
The he i 81 Election District is bounded by
and within Il. ssth St, East River, E. s7th
The 10th Election District is bounded by
and within II. Ssth St, East River r. ssth
The sist Election District Is bounded by
and within e. toth st. apr Prospect place e
The ED Election District is bounded by
and within r. AID ST., Sd ave, T., tlst ST.,
Prospect place. +. 4oth ST. and Lexington
The 23d Election District is bounded by
and within F. t?d st, Prospect, place. f.
Fifteenth Assembly District.
The LIST Election District is bounded by
cath St and Amsterdam ave.
The cd Election District is bounded by
and within W, b7th ST" Columbus ave, W,
65th st. and Amsterdam ave,
The Sd Election District Is bounded by
and within w. 6Sth ST., Broadway, w. 67th
st. and West End ave,
The 4th Election District Is bounded by
and within W, list St, West End ave. W
| 67th St. and Hudson River.
The 5th Election District II bounded by
and within W. 10Th St.. Amsterdam ave.
W ssth st. and West End ave.
The 9Th Election District Is bounded by
and within W 10th st. Broadway. W. seth
st.. Central Park West, W, 67th ST., Broad
way W. Ssth st, and Amsterdam ave
The It'll Election District 10 bounded by
| and within w. 7lst St, Columbus ave, w
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COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Borough Of Manhattan.

The 1st Election District Is bounded BY
and within Morris St. Greenwich st. Rector
at. whitehsli st, East River, Hudson River.
Governors, Ellis. oyster and Bedloes ISL
The "a Election District is bounded by
and within Liberty st. broadway, Fulton
ST., william ST., Wall st., Broadway' rector
at, Greenwich St. Morris 81. and Hudson
The sd Election District is bounded by
and within Warren st, Broadway, Cham
bsrs St, Centre St, Duane St. Park row.
North william St. william st, Fulton ST..
broadway. Liberty st. and Hudson River,
and within Worth st. Park row. Duane st.
city Hall place, Pearl st. and Park 81
The 9th Election District Is bounded ny
and within Laight St, Canal st, Broadway.
Worth st. Park ST., Pearl St. cry Han
place Duane St. Centre st.. chsmeers u St,
rison st. and Hudson st. ~
The sth Election District is bounded by
and within Prince ST.. Broadway. Canal
ct, Sullivan St, Brooms st. and Thompson
The 7th Election District Is bounded by
and within spring st. greenwich st. Canal
ct, Laight St. Hudson st. Harrison ct. and
The sth Election District Is bounded by
and within Broome St. sullivan st., Canal
at. and Hudson st. -, ,, -,
The 9th Election District Is bounded by
and within Spring ST.. Varick ST.. Broorne
st, Hudson st, Canal st. and Greenwich
The 10th Election District is bounded by
and within King ST.. Greenwich ct, Charlton
st. Macdougal at. vandam st.. Varick st.
The iith Election District Z. bounded BY
and within Vsndam st, Macdoush st..
Prince st. sullivan ct" Brooms ST. ana
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within w. Houston ST.. Thompson ST..
Broome at. and sullivan ct.
The 18th Election District Is bounded By
and within King st, Macdoussl St, w.
Houston St. sullivan st. Prince st, Charlton
The 18th Election District is bounded By
and within W. Houston st., Variok a..
Charlton St. Greenwich St, King at. and
Hudson River.
and within W. Houston st, Hancock ST..
Bieeck.r St. sullivan st. w; Houston st..
Macdougai st, King ct. and Varick 81,
The 10th Election District is bounded BY
and within ClariSson st.. Carmine at, Bed
ford ct w. Houston ST. and Hudson River.
The nth Election District is bounded by
and within W. 3rd ST., Sullivan st., Bleeck
er st. Hancock st.. w; Houston st. Bed
ford st, Carmine ST, and 9Th ave.
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within W. ard St. Thompson st, W.
Houston St and sullivan at.
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within W. 3rd st, Broadway. Prince
st and Thompson st.
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Thirteenth Assembly District.

The LIST Election District 10 bounded by
and within W. SAD st. 10th ave. W. 5ist st.
The I'd Election pis,ric. 1. bounded by
S ,ct lshR "a 81: and mn Hudson sys Tvsi sd
The sd Election District Is bounded by
and within w. bsd ct. 9th ave. w. SAD at.
The an Eloc.,op District :. bounded by
+ n: Ssh Sl'ps,eS pi'ts.s, !. eGsndss BY
The sth Election District is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
10th ave and W 65th st. W 55th st, 9TH
ave. and W. 6th ct.
and within a diagonal line from the corner
W. SSH 4 and sth ave. sth ave. W. s'th
The sth Election District is bounded by
and within ,,nl, W S1,h 81 9Th sys diSso.1hl
ave. to the corner OF W. b5th ct. and 9th
The 9Th Election District 10 bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
OF W. 66th St and 10th ave to the corner OF
W. 67th s. and 9th ave- 9th ave. W. 5Sth
The 10th Election District is bounded by
and within W, 5sth st, 10th ave, a dag;
W 55th st. to the corner Of iith ave and
W 5ith q. W. 5ith q, and Hudson River
and within ". bsth st. ilth ave. W. S7th
st. a diagonal line from the corner Of 9th
and v 5 Ss % ' 5S 81. and e. HS Sje
IN. iy,h Election p,'r!s, !. bounded by
a.so0S Ss Se hs,S the me ., Wet
ave. W. 57th at. nth ave. W. 5sth St and
The 18th Election District is bounded BY
and within W. 5sth st. 9th ave. W. b7th
st. and 10th ave
The IAN Election District is bounded by
N Column
ave. W. Ssth st. 10th ave. and Amsterdam
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within W. sist ST, Amsterdam ave, a
diagonal line from the corner of Amsterdam
6sth st and West End ave. and West End
| ave.
and IA ..S KIN " E'st S n';tTs aS: y
sic, st. and West End ave.
The I'm Election District ia bounded BY
and Amsterdam ave. TO W. SAD at and Co.
lumbus ave. Columbus ave. W. sls, st. and
The 18th Election pi.,r,c. Is bounded by
and within a diagonal Line from the corner
corner OF W sith ct and COLUMBUS ave,
cSnmSSs ay d,".ons Se fsSm the
The III, &C corner Of ". ssd st and Amsterdam
ave, and Amsterdam ave.
The 18th Election pi',ric. !. bounded BY
6?d St and West End ave.
The goth Election District Ia bounded by
OF West End ave. and W. SD st. 20 the
corner OF Amsterdam ave. and w. sith st.
W. 6ith st, a diagonal line from the corner
OF Columbus ave. and ". saith ct. 70 the
corner Of Amsterdam ave and W. SD st.
and W. SD ct.
The 2lst Election District Is bounded by
and within W. 65th st. Amsterdam ave. a
| diagonal line from the corner of W 6ith 81,
and Amsterdam avenue TO the corner OF W.
SAD ST. and West End ave. West End ave,
W soth -. and Hudson River -
The 22d Election District is bounded by
and within W. 67th st, a diagonal line from
! the corner of W 67th ST. and West End
ave TO the corner Of w. esth ST. and Am.
sterdam ave, Amsterdam ave, ". 6ad St
! and Hudson River
The 23d Election District Is bounded by
and within W. 67th St. Amsterdam ave.
and a diagonal line from the corner of Am
sterdam ave and W. 66th 81. TO the corner
OF West End ave. and W. s7th st.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

River. Market slip. Madison at, Pike ut. and
Monroe ct
The ltth Election District IL bounded by
and within jefferson st.. Cherry st.. Rutgers
81. and Henry st.
The 18th Election District is bounded by
and within Clinton ST., East River. Rutgers
slip, Cherry st. Jefferson st. and Madison st.
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within Montgomery ct, Cherry St,
Clinton st. and Madison IT.
The 18th Election District Is bounded by
and within a diagonal line from the corner
Of Montgomery and Henry sts. to the corner
Of Gouverneur and Madison SITS, Madison S.,
Jefferson st. and Henry ST.
The 18th Election District Ia bounded by
and Within Gouverneur st.. diagonal line
IRON tnv corner OF Gouverneur and Madison
SITS, to the corner Of Montgomery and Henry
SITS, Henry st, Clinton St, East Broadway.
Montgomery -. and Division at.
The 18Th Election District IL bounded by
ana within Gouverneur St, Division ST., Mont
somery st.. East Broadway. clinton st. and
Grand 81.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-22
By Associated Press.>

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-After two
days OF hot words which eliminated
today In exchange of invitations to
personal combat between Representa-
tives Heflin, Of Alabama. and Moon, of
Tennessee, the house adopted Il special
rule TO consider legislation for re-
forms demanded by the postoftlce de-
partment in connection with the an
nual postal appropriation bill.
A detection of Democrats from the
leaders yesterday defeated a similar
rule. which provided for consideration
Of amendments decreasing postmast-
ers' salaries. elimination OF assistant t
postmasters, experimental suust:tu- :
uon OF contract service for mo rural
delivery service. increased salaries
for rural carriers, changes in the
compensation paid railroads for car
rying the mails and other reorgenlza-
tion plans of the department. /,
The rule was passed latc today
with the provisions for cutting post
masters salaries, abolishing assist
ant postmasters and the rural service
substitution scheme, eliminated.
A speech by Representative Moon
after defeat Of the original rule, in
which he intimated that some ".rafl-
road influence" had operated to shift
Democratic votes, caused "a bitter de-:
bate today, Representative Helm
Denounced Mr.. Moons statement Us
false. and ,uptrue,...,. Mr. Moon ichaIs
fenged llfni ITO -niakeTt the same com. ON,
ment OF tho floor OF the house and
Mr.. Helm expressed his willingness
to do so. The two Representatives
were advancing tlreateningly toward
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When the party turned, the patroiniar,
states. he drew his own pistol and
fred five shots at the fieeting form
The officer was not certain whether
any Of the bullets took effect in the
mans body. The firing of the shots
was heard distinctly up town and
aroused considerable interest. u
Arresting Officers.
The corps OF policemen making the
arrest consisted Of Privatcs Discoll,'
Clamp. Sanders, Payne. Stewart,
Whitten. Foster and Freeman. The Of
ficers had suspected that gambling
was going or In building on West
Earle street used by the Palmetto
Rifles as an armory. Early this
morning the officers took a ladder
from the fire department headquart-
crs and carried 1t to the building, for
the purpose of mounting to the win
dows and obtaining evidence ns to
what they believed was going on in
side. This particular ladder did not
meet the requirements of the occasion,
SO the officers secured another from
a nearby place and ascended to the
window.
Here. it Is alleged, they obtained a
view Of the young men Shooting
craps" The raid on the hall follow
ed Immediately, with the results al
ready noted. ~
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REP. WYATT AIKEN
BUYS AT. HOME
Appears at Washington Church
in CLEANS" Suit Tailored IN
Abbeville.
The lntelligencer Bureau.
ThOy. III. Dnn}aI. Npr-

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1a.-Repre-
sentative Wyatt Aiken Of Abbeville,
who makes 1t a point to buy every
thing thatrhe needs from South Caro-
lima merchants, as far as possible,
has. gone q step further In the patron
tzing Of home products. He appeared
at Mount Vernon Place church sun
day morning, wearing an all-wool
Jeans" suit Of clothes. tailored by an
Abbeyitie concern; from cloth woven
By members OF the well-known Mich
olson family, residing on White
creek. In Oconee. On one of the now
practically extinct 'hand looms" that
were common good many years be-
fore Mr.. Aiken was burn.
This jeans suit had the appearance
OF a swell" gray suit. and Mr.. Aiken
declares that, until within the past
few days when the thermometer In
Washington has been flirting with the
10-degree mark, lie has found It
necessary to get out of doors to keep
cool while wearing the call wool and
n yard wide" 60 dds spun from Oconee
wool and woven by Oc6hea. ladies.
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capture OF GerVIan trenches. The Of
fensiye is being pushed with consider
able force In Flanders and from the
Belgian border south to the River
Oise.' where the line turns eastward
Ihe Germans keep lip violent cOun-
Ter attacks. and by these and the use
0f mines. in some cases have prevent
cd the Allies from following up their
advantage.
Similar tactics are being adopted by
both sides along the rest Of the front
with gains and losses. in fractions OF
miles. Tho Allies have brought ND an
enormous weight OF artillery which
they are using 10 clear the way for
the infantry.
message from Antwerp TO the
Amsterdam Telegram asserts that the
Germans, preparing Cor possible re-
tirement, arc constructing line Of
defense across Belgium from the
Scheldt along the Depdre River 10
Maubeuge on the French frontier.
This. II true, might be cnsidered only
q measure OF precautiDn.
The German cruisers which raided
the east coast of England sowed a
large mine field. In addition to the
three steamers previously reported as
having been destroyed, mine sweep
er. clearing the seas, was blown ap
today, and 1t is reported two other YES
sells met like fate. This occurred
while the funerals of the victims of
the bombardment at scarborough and
the Hartlepools we're being held.
While the motor section of the
South African defense force Is gath
c-.ng in the remainder of the scat
;tered rehelsss the-main army Ia forms
lug, ont.the German South - African
frontier where the advance guards are
In touch n. ~. -,-:-.--. -.
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Police Arrest Seven YOllllIlig
Men in EARLY Morning Raid
One Said to Have Escaped After ding 0ficer
OFF With Cum Others Put Up Bond. psi

(. At 9 o'clock, Sunday nie;niag z
corps OF patrolmen surprised and ar
rested seven weli-known young white
men OF the city on charges of gamb-
ling. Six OF the crowd wereicarried
to the police station. where each gave
bond In the sum of $50 for his ap-
pearance in recorders court Monday
at noon., The seventh party placed
under arrest made his escape, it Is
said by ruse which he worked on
Patrolman Marcus NJ. Payne.
Stood officer 1Hi.
According to the patrolman, this
party objected to being marched up
the street to the police station and re-
queeted that he be allowed to give
cash bond on the spot. Having
known the young man since childhood
days, the officer said, he assented to
his REQUEST and repaired to the Blue
Ride Railroad bridge ON Peoples
street, where the two paused for the
bond to be given over. Instead of the
party under arrest handing over the
cash, the patrolman states, he drew
q pistol and thrust It into the officers
face, daring him to move q muscle.
Tho party then backed off, keeping the
officer covered with the pistol In the
meanwhile; until he had reached a
distance where he could turn and fec
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CARRIES $4,000
SPECIAL FUND
Appropriation Bill Carrier Fund
For U. $. Military Observer
in Europe:
tHy sAMocinicd Frr.s. i

WASHINGTON Dec. I9.-The army
appropriation bill, aggregating $1O1.-
100000, agreed upon today by the
house military committee. carried a
special fund Of $4,000 for United
States miiitary observers In Europe.
The bill closely follows the war
departments estimate eve gave
them practically all they asked for"
said Chairman Hay. referring to ap-
propriationg for ammunition and 9TH
or materials for defense.
Increase of 26 regiments In the
regular army was proposed by bill
introduced by Representative An
thony. ItfwoI:d authorize the organ
ization OF flve ADDITIONAL regiments OF
artillery, tlve OF cavalry and 10 Of iii-
fantry and would repeal the law
limiting the army to 100 900 men. (.
Appropriations OF s400 900 for aviu:
ton enaS;4ka $4,000 .nnnn fer srn.e.ed auto
mobiles in view OF the use or the lat
ter In the Epropean war. are included
In the bill. 49,;
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PEACEFUL SOLUTION
OF ||| DIFFICULTIES :|IC' J
With Niexican Factions Predicted
by American Consular Agent
carothers.
(By Associatcd Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-Peaceful
solution of difficulties with Mextcian
factions across the border from
Naco. Ariz.. was predicted by Ameri-
can Consular Agent Carothers in a
message to the State department to-
day after conferences with the May
tOrena leaders. s6'
1t was learned today that General
Bliss. commanding the American
border patrol, has recommended to
Secretary Garrison plan for settle
mcnt OF the situation. The plan was
not made public. General Scott, chief
of STAFF. who was sent to the border
to take charge of the situation, was
expected to reach Naco tonight. He
Will confer with General Bliss and
It Is thought probable Secretary Gar
rison will make no. recommendations
to the president until he learned the
results Of that conference and has re-
ceived General ScOtt's report.
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EXCHANGE: CHALLENGES
To PERSONAL COMBAT.
Bitter Debate Ends in Near-Fight on Floor of
The eHcuse-Statement of Representative Moon
That Railroad Influence Had Operated to
Shift Democratic Votes Denounced by Con-
gressman Heflin as False and Untrue Repre-
sentative Ragsdale, of South Carolina, Also
Repudiates Charge.

each other when half dozen mem
Ders stepped it between them.
Il denounce the statement of the
gentleman az absolutely untrue. de-
clared Representative Heflin, refer
ring to Mr.. Moons statement that
Democrats who voted against the rule
had betrayed the Democratic presi-
dent, the Democratic postmaster gem
erai the Democratic rules commit
tee, and tho Democratic poBtoflce
committee - =. j
You don't dare say that to me ex-
cept on this floor" shouted Mr.. Moon,
stridfng townrd the Alabama repro
sentative. !, st
" am willing to say anything OUT
side that l would say to you here, ~,
retorted Heflin, and he started to meet
Chairman Moon, 5si;JIl b 4.
representative Clark, of Florida,
Tribble, Of Georgia; Stanley. Of Ken
lucky. ard Mcclellan, OF Tennessee.
stepped between them and order Soon
was restored.
Representative Moon said he had
no apologies to make for his speech
criticising Democrats who OPPOSED.
tho rule. He said he did not charge
corruption against anyone.
But the circumstances u OF Il that
vote" he said, cleft the impression
that there waa some !. influence at
work that prevented. I. the ,adoption of
this rule, requested Il by; the faimfnis.;
tration. Was; It. the ,influencei of post
gd FL 4sSs Y ~ ss if'Fa Alae' u
Representative HeiiinSdstciiared Il ii "a ' ii no
railroad Abod in YJ1, n, D, a :, a ID
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Substantial Bequeaths Z
to Baptist institutions
fRy Amociotcd Press,

: SCOTLAND NECK. N. c.. Dec. 10.
One hundred and thirty-flve thous-
and dollars was bequeathed to various
Baptist institutions In North Caro-
lima by the Will Of Noah Riggs, prom
inent business man of this place, who
died here on Monday. The will.
which was probated yesterday, dis
posed OF sn estate valued at SS255GG,11aaGG. $3.50 1aG
The sums bequeathed to the church
organizations are to be used for aid
ing In church work and fostering edu-
cation. according to the Will. The be-
quests follow:
-Thomasv!lle Baptist orphanage,
$96,0O0; Meredith College. Raleigh,
$4,000; Wake Forest College. Wake
Forest, N. C.. $4,000 and Baptist State
convention, $4,000.