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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20
8Dm Gbampasuermein.

Die DtnSer i'm psitIidsn europa
MAIDEN eegsupdrtis ihpere .3eiteH
our9, 5u bsibs1 Ssiten Oes Rbetns.
Su Der Champagne lit es bespegeu
iogar gu ReDO!ten eetOmmsn. Snrum
pirb siuisss aus Der 9sIaidte Oes
Gbdmpagnsrpsins piltOmmsn iein.
Or 1T OerbdItaiBmdBig iPat aerfuns
ben" fporDtn.
Bis Sum II. Subrbunoert CAB es
bic heut0utasen renommirten 9epGA>
is nibt. Man belettirts ii6 on ben
.tIeinsn" 0sinen pom Suresnes, Qrs
eenteuil, Orleans uuo Der SouratRs.
Ssinri9 Der 9itrte bate cine S9rpd.
DE fir ben @,in Don Qrtois. GrIt uns
ter aubtpis BEN 9isrSebnten lab man
bic ,srOBsn" @eine trtumpbiren, be-
SeianenbertpsiIe 5ur Ielbsn 3eit pie
bic grpbsn Di9ter uno p5iIoiopben.
gti9t stDu, bab Der SOnnent0niS. Sus
nal Gm 4nfdnJ jetnsr ReSisrung. eiu
feinsr Ssnnsr stipsIsn pdre! @r be-
oor5uste Elm gang erihredIi9ea,
i5lssniaures Sspd9s, ben Sppocras.
gims Saess naro er frnnt, es mar
1705. Da sntipanR fi6 siH erbitterter
&f opiiaeu otpei DeineH. glH
Insot, ben aeiborSt bes S0Higs,
IonSte EN- gsiiser aus 9orOsaug, @up
be Ga GbapsIle, Elm S9reibsn, pOrin
er Elm Dunberbares @spd6s rubmts.
rbos ssi9offsn III gum Rubm oes
S10pfsrs uno fiir bic 9eiunObeit Sr.
WaisitGt' uip. Eiipf5is gmpfs5Iuusss
i5rsiben bss borbelaiier 4osIs lasen
bel, unb cine 9iifs Wsin fpIsts.
SUP am ielbeu Gage tam ein biter
WSra aus 9snune pom Spipi3 oes
81. 8ipeHtius aud nit Gmpfehlunsen
belubeu. rgott III gut, Iisber gruoer,
bab Ct bisieu 9rppfsn lpatieu lieb,
Der benz aSnt5 ieiu gsiunoes Geii6t
tpiebersebsu pirb," fagte er gum gang
estuidten qrat. Der 9rieg 5piiheH
bemyurguRbsr unb oem8oroeaur par
aIIo ertlGrt. Ter S0nig Iahte, ols
man ibm bic Code msIosts. Gr fit
am Nasen unb bate gar teineu Surit
mebr. Sp6 sr toitete beioe Weine uno,
obpobl er ben 9urgunber porSuSiebeu
I6ien, srtIdrt, sr lie fir gIsid tOIts
Ii9. Der Scf puros gu Ratb ssspgen.
RetpdrOissipsiie Iaustsn BEL aIs
len 9ranoisigneurs aiitsn nit Dsin
an; bic 2itsratur miidte iia btueiu,
9eoi6te purosn lossslaTeH, bic ben
Ru6m bes Wl0nhpsins Iangeu, Der
.bas Serj 10 Iiebii9 tiBelt." gber
nun trat Der ghdmpagner in SSene,
Der Iriib.re qisBein, ben DOM Perig>
non mOuiiirsn 5u MAIDEN ben giufan
gebdbt bate. auf isiuem feeubafteH
S6Ipfs 2lnet tatte Der Ser3og poH
9snbome, Der itit Der 9lffaire DON
Subenaroe in llnsHaoe sefnleu mar.
bel einsm bsioRbersn 5site ben .entz
SiideHb ia6ntu Bin moufeur", ben
i'm eu'i isiner 9oitfrsunoe, Der
be S;uerp, BON feineu Be
FBungsn nit sebraht botte, offi3isa
llno nun erOberts ii9 oie'
i.s 9etrdnt raid ben 6of uno bic Ses
islli9aft. Gtnise Mutsr uabmeu freiz
LID 4nitob an tisIem rWein Der Sur
tiiunsn-. user truBoem blieb Der
gbamposner Der @eiu Der feitli9eu
Sslsssnbsitsn uno iHtimen Soupers.
Gin 6prtf f9ritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20

geredtiet. $err Gm
giersorten, OILS ii9 beim &iid ein
aHoerer, Der lebr Did lit, redt brett
nladD: rRd, erIauben Sie mir.
sic braudeu bod 4las fiir oreiI"
Ter anoere: IS bit iaou - /
trinf' aud tiir breil~
- Gin 9rautieer. 5reiu-
Der: -@utiduIoieen Sic, lit 6ieier
Stubl bier irei9"
@oIt { briturmeno): .SdDobI!
9ieier un9 Die beioeu 6a am yte-
beutilhe aud"
- Ber ME lei n grot in
Srdneu O B.. grofeiIor lin
Der Siteratiritlrnbe): -Bie beiBt
Der Dunoerbare. berobepeeen6e Bers
oes Sarieuipielers ans @iIbeIm
Reiiter; @er ME. .-Y~
Shiiler: -@er niemoIs einen
&auit sebaht, Der 1T fem braner
Ranul"
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Nusonneru0.

Gin geamter IDurOe alts 9ippeI.
6crblt naA eincm anoern Staotden
oerieet. &Is nun leine 6rau na4
Sebn Sabren einmal pieoer IN 3ip.
pel5erbit peiIte, lleB iie es lib uihi
nebmen IN oas aaiieetrdn59tu.
oen lie ebemals angeborte, pie cine
Sontbe bneinSuplasen.
Die Gamen paren anfanss perle-
gen, oann aber iastc bic 6rau po,d
Sauie IicbensrpiirOis: .sl9, meiae
Iiebe 5rau aominiitrator, ioeban
Ipraden mir bon oem beGblaueu,
nit rotem gano earnierten Soitiim,
oas Sic beim abidieoe trusen. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-20

Sdmals. = Ylorft fart; @ibbIe
Dsft $24.70-2480.
3uder. = gober, Morft ftetig;
Centrifugal $500; WcloHes $6.02;
rafinirtsr, itetis; fein srmulirtsr
$S.35.
Der Wartt fir bic anOersn artiteI
tpor unberdnbert.
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G6ttasa 10. Sitob.r.

g 9Deine. = 3ufubr 1900;
Martt i9paa. 9uIt $15.40-16.5O;
lsi9te S14.s5-16.40; semifdts $15.s
10-16.75; iapere $15.10-l6.75;
raube $15.10-15.30.
RinoDieb. = 3ufubr 4.O00;
Wlartt itetis; Ndttps Stiere $6.75-
17.10; Studsrs unb Seebers 600
1l.40; aiibe uno Seifers S4.s5-l1.s
80; Saver $9.O0-16.0o.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 1000; Warit
itetie; @eibsrs S9.00-129o; eDes
$s.25-11.65; 2dmHer $12.75-
1900.
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Rem gort, 1s. O,tU5;r.

Rpssen. - Tarit fsit; Ro. 2 Wes
fern S1.Ss c. i. {. Rem Dori.
@slI4torn. = Warit ftart; Ro. 2
selbss $2.05a uHb 30. 2 semiidtes
$2.03a c. i. I. y. y.
Safer. = Rartt feit; Stansaro
66A 67e.
6eu. = Martt iietis; Ro. 1, SIPS.
Sopfen. = Wfartt ipiIIis State
mittlerer Biz ouserIeftusr 1917 7S-
s5t; 1915 nOmiusI; gaeifie gpait
1917, 1856; 1915, 20-25e.
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3udtr. = prtfle lttfIg. NaIfI'
nirisr gni aodf S10.50; pcpbsrsb
S9.10; Cubes 1895; sranuIirisr
$s.95; gOnfseiipntrs .a' $S.S5; on
.aa $S.55-S.65; iDeibsr srtra ST.
35-s.45; EXTRA e $8.25 per gum
bert plumb.
Rolaffes. - Nartt iieiis. =
Rem Drledns Open Hettsl 55-65e;
Centrifugal 40-48e per GaIIOne.
Refs. - erira fancp 9sao ST.
9ls; fancn S-sAe; istonb Seab T.
Wheeling. %. Bass }ub. fdlIi.
7as; ssbro4sHer 54-5ae; Snpan n
-63s.
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Gin prff6ritt.

8eonter: Sd mub mid IN be-
lebtsn 3eit bod etipos sebsitert bai
ben. Sriibsr ftaub in meiuer Quoltti'
fation immsr .Sdufet". iest uiu .nea'
.Sriuier-
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Qitnie.

-Darum pssbt bat ssisniIi5 pic.
nie?"
.9et ID bod ian5 tlar, pis GSriier
uHb 4lob,8riib, srii pidsn eensH lie
Nidsn. IN benn nidt man inn--
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WetaaNtarst.

Rem gOrt, 10. Sttobsr.
3iRn. - Rurtt fsit; $610o-,
62.00.
gIei. - Wartt ifnpu6; $3.50.
Spsiter. - Wartt flGu; $7.S7a-
8.12s.
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3ieben ii9 Hur auf Gngross5 5rdnsais
tionsH. Bel iIeiHersn Gsi6dfteu fpsrs
ben stipos b6bsrs prsiie bers4nst.
prOpifiontn
9 dmal3. prima Stean!
24.65-24s0; Somilp 26t-27c.
1rodenseialstnes JI:il1.
SbOrt clear Seitm 2S-2Sae; ertra
ibort clear Seitsn 27t-2Sc; tur3e
Rippsn 27i-28e; Bellies 3o4-3oae
per Bfunb.
Getdudertes GNif9. -
SbOrt clear Ssiten 3oA-31r; EXTRA
ibott clear Seit.n 30--30ae; tur5e
Rippsu 3o-30Ac; Bellies 3344 33is.
sugar Gureb GItif6. -
S5inteH 28a-29ae; picnic SduIs
tern 23-23te; greatfaii Bacon So
40c; S4ult.rn in padeten 24t-25e;
Retp DOrt Gut 25A-26e; setroduets
Beef S3uliern 34-34ae per yfuno.
Q Sabsep6deftes SIeifd.-
S9intsn 25A-26e; ptenic Sduls
tern 20ae; Bellies 34-36e; Gdul.
tern in padsten 20-20sc; R,ip gor,
Gut DO. 21-21se.
5rif &es 51eif6. - S6ins
Ten, Iofe, 26s-27ac; gIicnic S4uIs
tern 20-21e; S4ultern 23-23ac;
iurse RippenIsitsu 26-27e; fbOrt
clear Rippsnfsittn 26-27c; ertra
ihort clear Rdppsuieitsn 26-26te;
lsi@te Bellies 35s-36ie; i4psrs bO.
3-35e.
Wttl unb Getreibe.
'WebI. - minttr patsnt 5000;
Wiuter faueD 5000; Binter familp
$3.50; Mint,r ertra $3.50; Winier
orbinGr $7.90-S.40; lDortes D:i5tH
patent $11.40-11.90 5artss Bei.
sen fanep S10.65-11. 1.15; ;Sart,s 1geib
gen fanilg S9.90-10.40; Rortbipss
tern semii6tfs S10.75-11O0; HDss
gen. Gitp, rtines. S11.00-1l.25;
Ross.n, Gitp. ssmii4tss. $1LW-
11.25.
Wsisem. - Der geartt mar
itstis; Hp. l rotbsr $219-2.204;
glo. 2 rotber S2.16-2.173; RO. 3
rotbsr $2.12S-2.14a; SO. a unb 20.
8 naa probe $2.00-2.12 pea gu.
DeIfdtotn. = Ro. / ipsibes
$2.14-2.16; 30. 2 bo. $2.14-z.lc;
Ro. 3 bo. $2.14-2.16; Ro. a DO.
$2.10-2.12; 0o. 8 bo. $2.08-2.s
10; Qo. 6 DO. S2.0S-2.10. - &c. /
seibss S1.96-1.98; SO. 2 DO. $l.96
LBS; RO. 3 90. $1.96-1.9S; Eo.
4 br. $1.93-1 50; SO. 5 bo. S1.31
-193; 10. 6 90. $1.91-1.93. =
Ro. / ssmifhies $1.95-1.97; Ro. 2
bo. $1.95-1.97; SO. 8 DO. $1.95-
1877; Ro. a DO. $1.92-I94; Ro. 5
90. $1.92-1-94; Ro. 6 DO. $1.92-I
1.94. - Weibes aolbenioin $2.i0-l
2.14; sslbss aolbeliOrn $751;
81; stmii3tss stOIbeuiOrn $l.s2-I
l.Of.
6afer. - 80. 2 ipsiber g.
62ae; Gtantarb tueiBer 61t-62e;
go. 3 iutiber 61-61sc; go. 4 bet
b,r 60-61t; Ro. 2 semifdier 6oA-
81; go. 8 ssuliibter einbeimiiHer
Ro. 4 semifdtsr 57-59e.
Roggen. - 30. 2 neiisr SLIT
go. 8 $l73-1.75; 0o. Al
81. .70-1.73; probt $1.68-L70.
Wbisfeb.
0eriauft purben 50 8bls. Db
pliers Diniibsb GCcbs aui Der Sars
$4.6O. EH
Groceries.
aaffss. SABA 27- 32e; ylo'
ta pa a-30c; Guatemala fanep 1SAt;
bO. gutter 17ae.
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e;eID. gonSs uno attien in 9ssiD JOrf

9el4aitsyaptsre surbsn Ju 0KS DO.
ioHiiri. ssehid aui 2onooa Daren lteft1.
mar 90 Tsge $A7lH Commercial bias. %
Ssas, $4.7l. Stal tA7sX, &abel'
anpsiluasen t4-7e 7li6. Draass Si9f
67slx, aatel 6.77k; Rari. seinf Guoii'
runaea; Rtonen, fsins GustiruHaen, pol
Idabilc5s 0sIesn Si&t 424e, Rabbi 4etfe.
n,rs giAt TIT, aabfI IT'S. Stsbd Sihi
AZ; 9abel l4K, ShbsrEarrrn sSJt,
Nsriteniihe Eoaars 5sHe.
ft-am aniaug Ear Der
Raf.t lapah. ipdtsr mar aber Der Ton
elm feiisT uab am StIuiie etgaben fi4 eE'
irene Gopaastn poa Al BeiaIs. Ssr
ytsrit igiob iari.
QiSeuteta Aitisn.
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0iebn,arft

Cincinnati, 10. DIT. 1917.
3ufu6r uno gerfanbt pdbrsnb Der
lssten "a Strneeu, ber9ll9en mt
ben borpergnnstnen bier Saeen, iinb
lpie fOlst:
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Otrf fanbt

MIN DID pteb. = Ter Wtartt mar
beute bemornIifirt. Giner Der fii6reils
ben IOtalen Gdufer pur bur6 ben
Ulansel an aefrieerotOrs Gors ausses
i4aitet unb bic gtobfrage Der neinen
SdIddtsr ipar unbsOeutsnb. SnfoIgs
itnrtsn glnGlaiiss Der preiIe aut
unbsrsu Wdrtten mar bic Ra9frase
Don cuBerbalb eerins. Die pen:sel
9un9es. bic pertauft tpuroen, sIns
gen 3u unslsi9 nisOrigeren ylrelIsn
ob. Der Sur4i6nitt bes S9lu9.s
pisbs iant I'M 500 i'm preils se5en
Dorigen Jreiatg. GuHusrs perIuren
beuts 35-75c unb naren Iebr laags
lam. 4userleime DliI5ttbe ipucn
itetig. Sang aussrleIsue 5eeosrs
pareH itetis, einfate uno gering.re
abeS betrddtlih tiais.r. 5HfOlse iars
Ter 3ufubr blisb Elm srober 5belI Des
8iebes in ben StdQeH.
WRittlers unb i6per. Stisre $3.50
-12,5O; Jleiider sStisrs 5000
1926; auserisisus Bis srtra $3.50
11.O0; Ssifsrs $5.5Q-8.o0; auserIss
isne Bis extra $s-25-9.O0; aiibs
$5.35-7.00; auserlsIsn. bis ertrd
$7.25-8.00; Gounsrs S4.50-5.00;
Rilhfiibe S45.0o-115.0O; StOtsrs
uno 5eeoers $5.5O-9.O0.
Sullen - Der Wartt mar
langIam, bic preiie 25-5oc uisSri'
ger.
Jstie 9ulleu $7.7j-8.25; Bologna
$6.5O-750; massre uuO Iei4te $5.s
00-6.50.
aGGber. Der Wartt mar
lansiam, bic prsiie aber Our@i4nitt'
li4 pie asitern. GeiU0huli4e uno
itDre aGlber pareH iIau IND
i9uada-
Bite lsi&ts aGi6tr S14.25-l4.s
90; fair bis CUTE $12.00-1425; orS
6indre uNb grObe $5.0O-9.75.
Sdpeine Die preiis iarisn
beute ipieb,er um 75c, iino aber ooh
nod 500 per birlosrt pfinS bobsr
oIs Iesies Sabr ON islbeu 1ags. Der
Wartt purbs gegeu guSe iaDaGsr
unb I9lob iIaa. Die Ea4frnge fir
leidte unb ertra leid)te tpar gerinS.
Sdue tparsn 75e-$100 biaiger 5ns
folse erObsr 3ufubr unb etnst Ren'
&c BON seitern iibris sebIisbensr 3qIe'
re, iotpie seriueer gta4frase 0Iisb
aud belte pisber bisl gieb in ben
Stdaen.
QuserlsIens idtpere 225 ptuHD
unb me5r S1635; Derfaaot> urS
Jlai6eriortsn s16.25-16.35; einfus
DE bis quite mittIere unS gemildts
16O 9funb uub nebr $15.5o-16.s
35; Iei4te gsrianStiorten 120 biz
155 Rfunb $14.25-15.35; 6sttsl
11O pfune uno ipeniser $l1.5o-
14O0: Sdue $12.O0-15.25; StaSs
11.oo-14.25.
S9afe unS admmsr. - Die
grsi,e iantsu beute ipiebsr. Sute
Shafe pcrlprsu 25-50c, sinta1e
uub seipobrIi6s 5Oc-H.00; auser'
l.Ien. admmsr oericren soc, etntats
uuo sepobnlite tuurben oerna4'
ldffst.
Sdufs, aus,rIefene big srtra $9.75
fair bis CUTE $7.5o-9.5o;
guIs unS proiudre $4.OO--6.5o;
gDde $500 uub ipsuiesr. admmsr,
auserIeiene Big srtra $15.5o-l6.Oo;
fair bis gut. $14.00-15.5o; ietOnos
S11.oo-l3.OO; Guls $9.0o-1o0o.
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gssttsa 70. Ciisbsr, 1917.

BUufsG ~ DuopsL WI.
Die Wa6frass mad Ga,iebsn pss cine
sr&t suts uHe Vsle II isf. 6ar Gsslrbsn
pHtoea uen ssn Baafea sH-8S bsted,.
net, bic Raf!sr aber plaeirisa leI9s o.
bK2<.
6sata ess uss psst
purbsn ~ gari lmii9,n Banien serlauit.
Sts Gountrtaie beIrast tve BraHi:s per
$1,000
essAfd ssi essssa
gi&t. Bsdld aui goaboI nursen ~
at vro Bfs. Snrllua quotri. gyed.
ei sui Berlin puroeH niAt duo.irt: fir
0edfsi aui Yaris 1855 pro drane, aui
umEiersaH 4S.6s: pro GuIosn. lgshlel
auf eSisn purbea uiht quotirt. 2ires
i4f. Huba f665e, Giodholm pro Rronf
sL5oe, 5ranes tSAmeiiD 22e.
tsEsssscttlsstissss.
EsyH ruhis nHo itsIis. Die HanisH gao.
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S6laao6gkfit.

Sumoreste mad e. Ean gergmars
aiifsei1uuncc'. bon So. S9dftsr.
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NNs&t"b kssf<@~+.t&k&
xis llmiass im bitiissa Glsarinsbauis
bsIisieH no btuie auf s7vOo. .y2L.
rsfai-ed edrfifzfss-
Der Rarit In aoialjesudiaisn mar btuie
fau uno bic psstfs etbradt Dbio Cities
was for. unD GofEmbia Gas parsu tn
0safsses. Ts iOIssnesH geriiufs fino
Su bsriattn
an sss rsns.
Firsf Call.
anR gtprfsr Gamble ..s......., 700
a. dsnsn giHsianaii etrssi 30. -.."... tsH
-scond Call.
20 affisn Ddra0oH NsiiHiHa. ........... 20
difien Din. 9as x Giecftic ..--...... VH
Columbia 0as & @ltetuc 90. rrildrte
be rseslmabiss pisrisIiabdi4s Siptosnos
poH " o3sni NIB bate slneH maaostoar
gutfu uuspeis Su btri4ien.
Ctip Cities Gas erfldris bss,s bic ssgeI'
maBiss pisrtelIatrli1r E,piDtnss uou 6&
snt pie StamnrafiisH unb cine Grtra'
Gfiisn. 1iptoeaee poH io9S, sahlbar an 10.
5anuar.
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1dgIiher marft.Ssridt.

Cincinnati, 10. OttOber.
Die na9foIssnbsn Quotirunsen Be.
3isben ii9 nur auf Gngross 5ransais
tionen. Bel tltiHereu GeiddfteH iDsr'
ben stpas b6bers prsife bers4nst.
The Robesonian., 1917-03-22

that subject at the meeting of the
synod at Salisbury last fall, but moth
ing as to the merging of the two
leading Presbyterian womanss dol
leges had become public until it was
unearthed by The Star correspond
ent today. Peace is among the old
est female colleges in the State
while Flora Macdonald, though not
more than twenty years old, is firmly
rooted in the affections of the Scotch
Presbyterians. On the other hand
the move of consolidation will prob
ably recommend itself to many Pres
byterians as a gain in efficiency.
Among the ministers and laymer
here in attendance on the meeting
were: DR.. w. S. Wilson of Lincoln
ton, chairman of the standing educa
tional committee; DR.: J. N. Wells
Of Wilmington; DR.. w. McC. White
DR.. D.. H. Hill, and J. R. Young Of
Raleigh; Rev. w. H. Goodman o.
Clarkton; Rev. A. R. Mcqueen o.
Dunn; A. w. Mclean of Lumberton
Maj. J. W. Mclaughlin of Raeford
A. R. McEachern of St. Paul; Rev
H. J. Mills of Rowland, and DR.. c
G. Vardell, president of Flora Mac
donald college.
The Robesonian., 1917-03-22
FLORA MACDONALD AND
PEACE TO BE MERGED?

Talk of Consolidating Two Leading
Decision Probably Will be Left
to Synod
The following interesting story was
sent from Fayetteville on the 18th to
the Wilmington Star:
The feasibility of the consolida-
ton of Peace institute at Raleigh,
and Flora Macdonald college at Red
Springs,was considered and thorough
ly discussed by the committee on
synodical schools and colleges Of the
North Carolina Presbyterian synod,
meeting with the trustees Of the two
colleges lin the First Presbyterian
church Of this city. No decision as
to the consolidation Of the two lead
ing colleges for women in this State
was reached.
Though nothing was given out fol
publication, it is known that the com.
mittee is confronted with a peculiar.
ly delicate situation. The support
ers of Peace institute are of the
opinion that, if any move is to be
made, Flora Macdonald college shoulo
be moved to Raleigh, while the ad
| IcI0IlCO VI IO1a AdCuOulo arc CHAc%l
ly strong in the opinion that th'
mountain should come to Hahomet
A report will be made to the SYNOD
and the decision probably left to tha
body.
The committee is working on ;
general plan Of consolidation an
stabilizing of the educational work o
the synod. It is proposed to rails
a large fund to aid in the carryin.
out of this purpose.
i The consolidation Of Flora Mac
donald college and Peace institut
probably means a big fight befor
the adherents of either institution
will consent to have their colleg
moved. The Scottish Society o
| America is now working to raise
half million dollar endowment fun
for Flora Macdonald college, tn
name having been changed fror
Southern Presbyterian college whe
the campaign was inaugurated.
The standing committee of the sy
: nodical schools and colleges ha
been working on the consolidatio
of the synod's educational work fo
some time, having made report O
The Robesonian., 1917-03-22
Mclean, ct al VS. Alma Lumber Co.;
Frank Bethea VS. H. G. Mcintosh; T.

Mclean, ct al VS. Alma Lumber Co.;
Frank Bethea VS. H. G. Mcintosh; T.
B. Pace VS. Carolina Electric Co.; A.
R. McEachern vs. w. L. Mcqueen;
McRae Company VS. Robert Locklear;
Bank Of Rowland VS. E. l. Wooten;
w. M. Bridgers VS. D. A. Barlowe;
Eliza J. Oxendine VS. S. A. L. Ry.;
O. E. Seawell VS. Hall & Hall; Carrie
Nee. Hodgin VS. VIM. Smith; Poco-
moke Guano Co. VS. w. H. Hasty;
o. A. Speight VS. A. C. L. R. R. Co.;
Josephine H. Shaw vs. N. S. Kin
law; Josephine H. Shaw VS. N. S.
Kinlaw; c. T. Pate & Co. VS. M. M
Singletary; A. L. Bullock VS. W. F
Bristow; Beaufort County Lumber
Co. VS. Isabella Cobb, ct al; Mrs. M
N. Tolar VS. G. R. Smith, ct al; Joseph
Balch, trustee VS. D. L. Sinclair; A
E. White VS. G. W. Britt; A. R. Nc
Eachern & Co. VS. J. E. Mcdonald
A. G. Hunt VS. S. A. L. Ry.; J. B
McCormic VS. E. J. Graham; Mrs
S. L. Norton VS. J. R. Cobb.
Tuesday, April 3rd-Margaret Pen
nington VS. J. A. Pennington; A
Weinstein VS. Stephen Putney Sho'
| Co.; w. L. Kelly VS. Beaufort Count.
Lumber Co.; H. WalterMcLean ct al VI
Jno. S. Brown, ct al; McKinnon, Cur
rie Co. VS. Fannie Caulk; Mary V
McNeill, ct al VS. J. A. Mclean, e
al;Bank of Maxton vsR. Townsend e
al; Alkahest Lyceum Co. VS. M. {
Mcleod, ct al; L. H.Caldwell vs One
Stephens, ct al; Dresden Cotton Mill
vs. S. A. L. Ry.; Beaufort Co. Lum
Der Co. VS. A. J. Cottingham (pro
test); E. P. Townsend VS. R. T. Doug
las; Mayo Milling Co. vs. Leach
Glass.
Wednesday, April 4th-Parkto
Mercantile Co. VS. Josephine Johnso,
: ct al; I. J. Thompson vs. Butter
: Lumber Co.; Hardy Parnell vs. Bear
!, fort County Lumber Co.; T. L. Mo-
y. throp VS. R. r. Covington; w. B. Sc
: lers VS. Buffers Lumber Co.; Wi
-. hanson Milling Co. VS. B. C .Glas!
R. R. Barnes VS. E. T. Lewis; E.
!, Floyd VS. Buffers Lumber Co.; I
> E. Herring VS. Waverly Cotton Mills
? Mrs. Nancy Cox VS. j. B. William
+ admir-, (protest); w. O. Edmund '
j L. C. Mayors, ct al; Nashvil
! Amusement Co. VS. Town Of Rowlan'
r w. R. McNeill VS. Ebenezer Locklea
:. w. R. McNeill VS. Jno. c. McMilla
i Thursday, April 5th-Appeals fro
The Robesonian., 1917-03-22
Justices and Recorders-Lawrence
Crawford vs J. G. Baldwin,; Kala-

JuSLceS ana Observation-Disclosures
Crawford vs J. G. Baldwin; Kala-
mazoo Cultivator Co. VS. R. T. Gait
ley; Greenwood Bakery VS. E. l..
Burns; J. MGR. Bracy VS. J. H. Nc
Arm; C. A. Cox VS. A. B. Taylor; W..
F. French & Co. vs. J. D. Hedgpeth,
ct al; J. A. Mckay VS. A. C. L. R. r.
Co.; Shipman Organ Co. VS. Mag.
Jones; L. H. Caldwell VS. w. M. Bax-
ley; DR.. N. A. Thompson VS. E. S.
Walters; Rowlard Supply Co. VS. A.
G. Thompson; Miller Lightning Rod
Co. VS. Patrick Locklear (protest);
T. L. Northrop VS. K. E. Harrell;
John J. Thrower Co. VS. Neill Afford;
Lumberton Marble & Granite Co. VS.
/ Rowland Stephens; Giles Prevatt VS.
A. A Simmons: B. F. Williams VS.
A. A. Simmons; S. A. L. Ry. Co. VS.
Robson Mfg. Co.; A. J. McKinnon
VS. A. C. L. R. R. Co.; W. w. Carlyle
VS. John Barnes, ct al; McKinnon,
Currie Co. VS. Mack Barton; A. R.
Phillips VS. H. T. Flowers; Bank of
Maxton VS. J. S. Russell; A C.. L..
R. R. Co. VS. B. w. Townsend; D. P.
McEachern We Neill Afford; Peruvian
Guano Co. VS. D. J. Mclean; Wilkin-
son, Williams & Reid Co. VS. Sallie
Hix Townsend, ct al.
Friday, April 6th-Merchants IL
Farmers Bank vs. V. G. Peasants;
j Beaufort County Lumber Co. VS. w.
! N. Townsend, ct al; Alma Lumber
:: Co. vs. A. A. Wilkerson; Alma Lum-
J, ber Co. VS. w. A. Wilkerson; Order
of Odd Fellows VS. D w. Ellis; L.
H. Caldwell VS. Maria M'White { pro-
test); Hedgpeth & Chitty VS. Alex
I Afford; J.D.Odum VS. Mrs. Fannie Tay-
lor; Avery Powers VS. Prince Cur
4 rie; Mcintyre, Lawrence & Proctor VS.
/, A. B. Groom; Canvass Oxendine
s admx., VS. Cherokee Supply Co.;
: Carolina Electric Co. VS. A. J. Cot
: tingham, agent; Tucker Bros. VS.
: Bank Of Robson; Charles Jones VS.
: Prentice Barker; Wilmington Hote
{; Co. VS. B. w. Townsend; Lands Xmas
!. Savings Club VS. Bank Of Maxton
T. Alfred Britt VS. John Meares: Mrs
:; Della Williamson vs. J. w. Currie
5, Washington Land & Mfg. Co. VS. w
S A. McPhaul; R. w. Livermore Co
e VS. W. P. McAllister.
|; Copy of Order Made at Second Feb
;; ruary Term by Hon. Geo. w. Con
l. nor, Judge Presiding.
n "It is further ordered tha
notice be given in some newspape
published in Robson county and hav
ing general circulation in said coun
ty, that motions will be heard an
orders made in any action or pro
} ceeding pending on the dockets 0
this court, on the first day Of sal
term or on any day thereafter dur
; ing said term as NAV be determin
ed by the judge presiding, notwith
standing that the said action or pro
ceeding may not be upon the calen
dar for said term, and that said no
tice be published on the calendar fo
said term.
It is further ordered that all an
meals from justices Of the peace 0
from recorders now pending on tn
dockets of this court may be place
upon the calendar for the first thre
days Of the second week Of said terri
of this court, in order that such ap
peals may have precedence over al
other actions now pending on tn
). dockets of this court.
1t is further ordered that all at
torneys at law practicing in the Su
perioT court Of Robeson county sha
The Robesonian., 1917-03-22
CAPTAIN JOHNNY EVERS
OF THE BOSTON CLUB

As
A Famous Player Who Will be Seem
at Fayetteville in Game on Apri1e
End =,
Fayetteville, March -Undoubt-
edly the most famous player who will
be seen in the game between the
Boston BRAVES" and the New York
"Ynkees" at Fayetteville, Monday
afternoon, April End, will be Cap
tain Johnny Evers of the Boston
club. Evers enjoys the distinction of
being, with the possible exception of
Hans Wagner Of the Pittsburgh club,
the oldest player in point of active
service in the major leagues. 1t is
Evers' one desire that he shall re-
main In the game longer than his
chum Wagner of the Pittsburgh club.
Off the field, Evers is most pleas
ing and affalable sort of fellow, but
once he dons his uniform, he is a
bundle of nerves. His aggressive
ness has many times been the cause
of his being banished from the field
He is generally regarded by the
pitchers as being the hardest man
to pitch to in the national league, az
he has repeatedly led the league in
number of bases on balls. This is
Evers' fourth year with the Boston
club. When he signed his present
hontract -four years ago, he was
given a bonus of $4,000 by the club
owners. His yearly salary is s10,-
900.