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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

Phone "a taxi line without
Ford. All large cars. Orric S. Cole.
ADV. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

CLEVELAND-Irish Patsy Cline. by
lightning work outpointcd Oscar Gard
ner at Gray's armory last night in 10
peaChy rounds.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

Optometry means Eye Service.
ADV. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

FOR SALE-We have a good line of
slightly used rockers. Come in and
see them. Exchange Store, 1909
Main. MS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08
FOR SALE-R. I. Red cockerels. Phone
2434W. MISC

FISHING season Is coming; remember
to come in early and see our line
Of tackle. Boise Auto Supply and
Sporting Goods Co.. eth and Idaho.
MS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

NEARLY new Studebaker high grade
ribber tired runabout and single
harness. Prices right: mornings. 212
Ave. b., north entrance. M1oc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

CAN LOCATE several families on
good dry land farms In one of the
best districts in Idaho. Address
Blacks Creek Store, Regena. Idaho.
MAO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

FERTILIzE your lawn. Now IL the
time. Western S. & c.. Co.. 9th and
Grove. Phone 1928. TIL
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

BEING already the owner of car I
now offer my brand new 1917 model
Chalmers, b-passenger touring car,
won in the Capital News circulation
contest for sale at a very attractive
price. Address Mullenax, care Capt.
tai News. MISC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

MANGELWURZELS - Large, sound
ones, for sale. Wilcox, 14J3. M9c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08
X e M M { r { r.

Baggage delivery. Auto delivery for
country and long trips. Phone 80.
Peasley Transfer & STORAGE Co, II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08
HOUSE REMAINS firm.

Continued from First Page.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

FOR SALE-Two incubators, one
Cyphers 400 and one Criterion 220-
egg. Phone 20R1. MAC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS

NEW YORK-Jim Coffey won in the
third round from Sam Nolan of Roch-
ester, who substituted for Soldier
Kcarns.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

ONE Ford delivery car, newly paint
ed and overhauled. at bargain. Ford
Motor Agency, 10th and Main. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08

GREAT BARGAIN in library table;
regular s45 table, our price $40. Ex-
change Store. 1909 Main. MS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Early seed potatoes,
cheap. Phone POOR. If !
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
Cotton. Acreage Reduced.

A reduction of forty per cent in the
cotton acreage of the state this year
Is shown in the ginning report just re-
leased by the census bureau. Against
251,164 bales ginned in the same Pc
Rod during 1916, the report shows that
only 49, bales have been ginned
In some few counties, the report
shows a surprisingly heavy Increase
and in others a tremendous reduc-
Ition. In Robson county 23,931 bales
were ginned this year against 1922
In 1916 and in Scotland 4,697 more
bales were ginned this year than last.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
A LIBERTY BOND AS PRIZE
Will Be Given December 1st by J. q.
Ivey of Charlotte for Best Article
on Food Conservation.

Raleigh.-A $50 Liberty bond mas
been offered by J. 3. 1vey, OF CnaT-
lotte, as a prize to the person who
submits to him by December 1st the
best article on Food Conservation.
The article is limited to one follscap
page of typewriter matter, the length
and date being the only restrictions.
The State Food Administration has
brought Mr.. Ivey's offer to the atten-
ton of all County Food Administrators
and has urged upon them its POSSIBLE
tiles as q means OF stimulating inter-
est in Food Conservation.
Mr.. Ivey is the StsNs Merchants
Representative under the Food Admin
istration, and has direction of the &C
tivities of merchants in cooperation
with the organization. His work has
already produced remarkable results.
In every town in the state the mer-
chants are using their windows and
their advertising space in the newspa.
pers in the interest of food cOnserva-
ton. Mr.. Ivey's offer of the Liberty
bond prize is simply another evidence
of the practical patriotism OF this
aggressive Charlotte businss man.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
Excessive Prices Unlawful.

Raleigh.-Under a new regulation OF
the United States food administration,
retailers who violate the food control
act by charging excessive prices for
necessary food may have their supply
cut off. While the smaller retailers
of food are exempt from the licensing
provisions of the act, they are subject
to the provisions of section four Of
the law which fOrbids excessive
prices on necessaries. boarding, de-
stroying food OF conspil.ng TO restrict
production.
The food administration has power
to instruct wholesale dealers and 9TH
er food handling industries under. IL
ceDse not to supply retailers who are
violating the provisions OF the act.
There is no intention to disturb legiti-
mate business and the food admins
tration will initiate measures against
only those who are taking advantage
of war conditions to exact unreason-
able profits on staple necessaries.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
NORTH CAROLINA BRIEFS.

f. w. Scott, prominent farmer OF
Haw River, Alamance county. and n
member of the state board Of agrfcuI-
ture, has been selected by the officials
OF the North Carolina Livestock $3.50
Citations to preside over the joint ses-
slons OF the associations at their
meeting, in Wilson on January 1. 2, 3.
4, 1918.
The Methodist church at Franklin
was completely destroyed by fire last
week. The building was completed
only year ago at cost of $25, 900.
Badin is again taking on renewed
proportions and foundations are being
laid for more additionl dwelling
houses These are to be substantial
cottages
The conservation Of vast ouan-
t1ty OF soft Henderson county corn
ana the making of pork more plenti-
eul' Is the dual mission to be served in
the importation of 14o Kentucky hogs
Dr. F. M. Winchester, past grand
master OF the grand lodge of Masous
OF North Carolina and one Of the u,oat
prominent and respected citizens Of
charlotte and Mecklenburg county.
died few days ago.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22

M. Gentry, supply; E'irst street, w. l.
Hughes. Albemarle Circuit-H. F,
Starr, supply. Badfn-J. E. B. Houser-
Bethel. - Slower. China Grove
w. S. Hales. Concord-Central, q.
Paris; Epworth, Center, A. s. Raper;
Kerr Street. J. w. Strider; Forest
Hill, R. M. Taylor; Westford, Har-
mony, A. P. Brantly, supply. Concord
Circuit-P. L. Shore. Cottonville-
J. G. Brown. supply. Gold Hill-E.
M. Avett. Kannapolis Station-G. W.
Wick. Kannapolis Circuit--R. L. For
bis Mt Pleasant-G. A. Stamper-
New London-S. e. Richardson. Nor
wood, Randall J. A. Bowles. Oakboro.
Loves, J. J. Eads. Salem Circuit-A
L. Coburn. supply. Salisbury-First
Church. W. A. Lambeth; Park Ave
nue., c. NJ Short; South Main, P. W.
Tucker, A H Whisner, supply. Sails
bury Circuit-R c. Kirk. Spencer
Central, C. NJ. Pickens; East Spencer,
North Main. r. K. Brady. Woodleaf-
E. j. Poe Agent Superannuate Fund
j. P. Rodgers. Assistant Sunday
School Secretary-W. r, Shelton.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
WAYNEsVILLE DISTRICT.


Andrews-M. T. Smithers. Bethel
c. E. Stedman Bryson-Whittier-J
w. Campbell. Clinton. H. Bradley.
Clyde-R. E. Hunt. Franklin Station
R H .Daugherty. Franklin Circuit
j. C. Umberger. Pines Creek-J F.
Stillwell. Glenville-T. L. Noble, sup
ply. HaywOod-A. L. Latham. Hayes
vlile-C. NJ. Carpenter. Highlands-D,
V. Howell. Judson-E. B. Bell, supply.
Jonathan-L. H. Griffith. Macon-J.
e Womack. Murphy Station-J. w.
Ingle. Murphy Circuit-B. F.. Clarke.
Ranger-W. R. Warren. supply. Rob
binsville-G. A. E HolderDy. sylvia
J. A. Cook. Tuckaseege-R L. Foster.
Waynesville-W. 3. West. Webster
J. L. league. Student Emery Uni
yersity-F. 0. Dryman.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
CHARLOTTE DISTRICT.
II. X. Boyer, Presiding Elder.


Ansonviile-John Cline. Charlotte
belmont Park, A. l.. Aycock; Brevard
Street, l.. T. Cordell; Calvary, A. r.
Surratt; Chadwick. G. w. Fink; Dill
worth, L. B. Abernethy; Hawthorne
Lane, T. F. MARI, w. L. Nicholson,
supply; Seversville. B. F. Hargett;
Spencer Memorial, G. NJ Campbell;
Trinity, J. w. Moore, Tryon Street,
q. E. Barnhardt Hickory Grover.
II. Remington. Lilesville--J. T.
Hornbuckle. Marshville- Seymour
Taylor. Matthew'S. A. J. Earring
ton. Monroe-Central. J. E. Aber-
nethy; North Monroe, J. R: Warren,
supply Morven-S T. Barber. Pine
ville-W. F. Elliott. Polkton-W. B.
Davis. Prospect-M. A. Osborne.
Thrift-B. F. Fincher. Unionvine-J.
w. Bennett. Wadesboro-A. L. San
ford. Waxhaw-M. II. Vestal. We'd
dington-C. L. Mccain. Missionary to
Japan-S A Stewart. Missionary to
s. Ogburn. Dean Gambler
School of Theology, Plato Durham.
Assistant Editor of Advocate-W. L.
Sheriff.. Principal Southern Indus
trial Institute--J. A. Baldwin.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22

Smith. Hendersonville- =. Moores.
Henderson Circuit--C. A. Johnson. Hot
Springs-Marshall, J. J. Gray. Leices-
ter. G. w. Holloway. Mars H1ll-W.
B. Thompson, supply. Mills ldver-R
r Honeycutt. Rosman-O. w Wright.
Spring Creek. M. Green. Sulphur
Springs-Jas. H. Green, F.. Starnes'
Jr., preacher. Swannanoa-L. T. Bo-
gle. Tryon-Saluda-J.M M. Folgor. Wal
NUT. 0. Banks. Weaverville Sta
tion-O. j. Jones. Weaverville Cir
cuit-T J. Higgins. Missionary to Ko-
rea-N. B. Stokes. Missionary to
Cuba-R. J. Parker.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
Bar Association Back. Governor.

Observation-Disclosures w. P. BynLn1.
OF the North Carolina council Of de-
tense legal committee, has written
Governor Bick EFT, making clear the at
titude of the Bar Association and Of
the council of defense in the matter
Of legal assistance fc~ men arafted for
war service, in the light of the in
structions by Governor Beckett to the
exemption boards to consider no docu-
ments submitted by attorneys unless
certified as without fee. Judge Bynum
quotes the Bar Association as emphati-
cally against any fees and adds that
the legal committee of the state coun-
Gil of defense will supply legal aid
without fee for any yho will apply, the
committee being C. H. Guion. New.
bern; James H. Pou, Raleigh; John D.
Belamy, Wilmington; E. T. CansIer.
Charlotte; W. B. Council, Hickory. and
Julian c. Martin, Asheville.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
Five Dead In School Fire.

Asheville Five known dead, with
a possibility that the number will be
increased to eight, is the toll claimed
by flames which destroyed the Catho-
lie Hill school for colored children. 20
minutes after the children had been
put through fire drill. Three of the
bodies have been identified, and two
more at the morgue cannot be identi,
fed as yet. but five more children are
missing, and is is practically certain
that the bodies are those Of two of the
missing children.
Thes dead and injured are as fol
lows:
Identified dead: Henry Thompson.
Elsie Thompson, Mary Jamison.
Missing and believed dead: Addie
Logan. Daisy DObbins, Hazel Harris
Inez Davis, Hannah Smolton. Two
unidentified bodies are in the morgue
and will account for two Of the miss,
ing.
The teachers, 1t is stated, tried to
make the children form for fire drill,
but the little negroes. excited. refus-
ed to obey orders. One teacher lock.
ed the door. but the children broke
It down and escaped.
The fremen have not been able to
search the ruins thoroughly as yet
and it is feared that all Ave Of the
missing children are dead. which will
bring the death list to eight. In add.
ton to the list of dead. there are
seven children in the hospitals suffer
SN SnS ~
Davis. may die.
The fire is believed to have origi-
mated in the furnace room.
In justice to the Asheville fire de-
partment, it Is stated that the fire
had burned 70 minutes before the
alarm was turned IL
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
sTATEsVILLE DISTRICT.
w. A. Newell, Presiding Elder.


Alexandria,. J. Edwards. Cataw-
ba, A. C. Loftin. Cool Springs-C. P.
Goode enthusiastically. A.
Jenkins Dudley Shoals-H. G. Allen.
Granite Falls-E. Myers, NJ. B. WOOs-
ley. Jr. preacher. HickOry-First
Church. r. ~ Courtney. Hickory
Circuit--J. A. Peeler. Lenoir Station
D NJ Litaker. Lenoir Circuit-El-
mer Simpson. Maiden-D. F. Carver.
Maryin-To be supplied. Mooresville
Station-L A Falls, J. w. Jones. Jr..
preacher. Mooresville Circuit. T.
Raltedge. Mt Zion-T. A. Groce.
Newton-R NJ .Hoyle. North Lenoir
Circuit. NJ. Price. OHM. c. Pos
tell Rhodhiss-John H. Green. South
Lenoir-Whitnel-D. A. Lewis, supply.
Statesville-Broad Street. L. d.
Thompson; Race Street, J. w. Will
liams Statesville Circuit-D. H.
Rhinehardt. Stony POint-E. N. Crow
der. Troutman-J. G. Keever. Presi-
dent Davenport College,. B. Craven.
Professor Davenport College,. J.
HARRISON: Student Trinity College
B. C. Reavis. Army Y. M. c. 40.
L. Simpson.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
MARION DISTRICT.
Parker Holmes, PRESIDING Eide,

TaTKer FoImeS, Presiding Elder.
Bakersville-M G. Erwin Bald
Creek-John S. Mitchell, supply.
Broad River-D. S. Richardson. Burns
ville-A. c. Swafford Mill Spring
u. M. Barger. S. P. Mauldin. Jr.,
preacher. Cliffside-N. M. Modlin
Connolly Springs-B. Wilson Enola
M. w. Heckard, supply. Forest City
w. T. Albright. Henrietta-Caroleen
M. B. Clegg. Marion Station
J. r. Scroggs. Marion Ctrcuit-M
w. Mann. Marion Mills-E L. Kirk
MCDOWELL. A. Fry. Micaville. E.
o. Smithdeal. Morganton Station-E
T.. Williamson. Morganton Circuit
A. J. Burrus. Old FOrt-R F. Mock
RutherfOrdtOn-T. c. Jordan. Spin
dale-J. B. Carpenter. Spruce Pine
J. P. Morris. Table Rock-J. B. Ia
Dor. Thermal City-C. c. Totherow,
supply. Professor in Rutherford Cot
lege-J. r. Walker. Student at Trim
ity College-T. F.. Higgins Profess
sor in Rutherford College-W I.
USrv
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
GREENSBORO DISTRICT.
}. II. earnhardt. Presiding Elder.


Ashhoro-Ira Erwin. Coleridge-R
L. Melton. Deep River-F. W. Cook
Greens A. w. Plyler;
Spring Garden Street. c. S. Kirkpat-
rick; Walnut Street and Carraway Me-
mortal A. c. Gibbs; West Market St,
E. L. Balm, J. P. Lanning supply.
Greensboro Circuit. E.. WoOsley.
West Greensboro. T. Rogers. Glib
sonville-W. c. Jones. High Point
East and West-W. A. Barber. supply;
Main Street. H. H. Robbins; Wesley
Memorial, c.. T. Rowe. Pleasant Gar
den-C. F. Sheriff.. Ramseur and
I'rauklinsville-H. c. Byrum. Randle-
man-W. L. Dawson. Randolph Cir
cuit-T. B. Johnson. Reidsyille-Main
Street. w. E. Abernethy Ruffin-W
NJ. Smith. Uwharrie Circuit. NJ.
Warner supply. Wentworth Circuit -
F. L. Townsend. President Green's
boro College for Women-S. B. Tur-
rentine. Treasurer Greensboro Col
lege for WOmen-W. NJ. Curtis. Edi-
tor North Carolina Christian Advocate
H. NJ. Blair. State Sunday School
Secretary-J. w Long Missionary to
Korea. r. Moose Student Univer-
sity Of North Carolina X. Creel.
Professor State Normal CclIegA-Tno.
A. Lesh. North Carolina Children's
Home and Aid Society-W. L. Hutch
ms.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
MOUNT AIRY DISTRICT.
II. C. Sprinkle, Presiding Elder.

Ararat-G. W. Clay. Danbury-O.
P. Routh. Dobson-T. V. Grouse.
Draper-C. r. Allison. Elkin-J. P
Hips. Jonesville-J. H. Robertson.
Leaksville-G c. Brinkman. Madison
Stoneville-R. S. HOWE, Mt, Airy
Central, C. D. Herman. Mt. Airy Cir
cuit-T. P. Unison. Pilot Mountain
J. w. CoOmbs. Rural Hail.. G. Mock.
Spray. F. Armstrong. Stokesdale
M It. Steele. Summerfi eld-A Sher-
rill. Walnut Cove-G. w Williams.
YadkinVille-W. M. Boring.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
SHELBY DISTRICT.


John r. Kirk, Presiding Elder.
Belmont-A. P. Ratledge. BelwOod
d. w. Brown, L. E. Stacy and H. G.
Stamey, supply. Bessemer-Concord-
J. D. Rankin Cherryville-J. F. Mo
ser. Crouse-D. P. Waters. Dallas
High Shoals-R. A. Taylor. GastOn1a
East End, A Burgess; Franklin Av-
enue and West End. E. P. Stabler;
Main Street, III. H. Jordan, Fred H.
Price, Jr., preacher. Kings Mountain
Ell Bethel-R. A. Swaringen. Lincoln
ton Station-W. F. Womble. Lincoln
Circuit. P. Davis. Lowell-Bethes-
da-J. w Kennedy. Lowesville-J.
A. Sharpe. McAdenville-A. r. Bell
Mt. Holly. S. Hiatt. Polkville-C.
r. Canipe. Rock Spring-W. B.
Shinn.a Shelby-Central, G. A. Wood.
Shelby Circuit-W. c. Williams. South
Fork-T. A. Plyler Stanley-Iron-L.
L. Smith. Secretary Of Education-H.
FL Jordan.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
NC. FARMERS UNION
CONVENTION ENDED
Or. n. q. ALEXANDER IS AGAIN
REELECTED PRESIDENT
OF UNION
POE IS NATIONAL DELEGATE
State Union Adopts Resolution THANK
inq Government for Action to
Secure Nitrate Of Soda.

Winston Salem.-Dr. H. @. Alexan-
der was again elected president Of the
North Carolina Farmers union at the
session in this city with only one dis
senting vote. His action in prepar
ing patriotic resolutions and resolu-
tons for the union TO purchase $10.-
900 in Liberty bonds indicate change
from his accredited attitude of 0ppo-
sftion to war and resisting the draft.
DIR. Clarence Poe, editor of The Pro
gressive Farmer, Raleigh, who was
considered an opponent to his re-elec-
ton, was not reelected as member
of the executive committee, but was
made delegate to the national union.
The other officers were reelected.
National President G.. S. Barrett
was present and addressed the union.
The Farmers union convention adj
pourned after passing a resolution OF
thanks for the steps taken by the Con
the President to use $1O,OOO,00O in the
purchase of nitrate Of soda to be i'm.
ported for the use Of the farmers and
to be furnished to them at cost. The
executive committee was authorized
to appoint committee to go to Wash
ingtOn to confer with the agricultural
department concerning the best meth
cd Of distributing this soda. National
President C. s. Barrett has consented
to accompany the committee. The
text OF the resolution is as follows:
Whereas, the Nash County Farm.
ers' union did, at their meeting in
August, strongly petition the Congress
of the United States to enact q law
enabling the agricultural department
to import nitrate Of soda for distri.
button to farmers at cost. and,
Whereas, this petition was follow,
ed up with much painstaking CORE.
the agricultural department, and.
Whereas, Congress did ON or abou.
the 10th of August, 1917. enact a law
the President of the Unit.
ed States to use SO 1000, 900 OF the
funds to purchase soda;
Therefore, we, the North Carolina
Farmers union, do resolve that We
tender our sincere thanks to the na.
tional Congress for its action in this
regard and to the Nash county union |
as well for it's intelligent efforts
Second, That memorial be sent |
to the agricultural department at |
urging that no stone be |
eft unturned to the end that ships be |
provided for the landing Of this soda !
In our country before next spring.
Committee to Washington.
Third. That it is the sense of this
body that a committee be appointed |
20 go to Washington, If the necessity
arises, to confer with the agricultural
department as to the best manner Of
out plan. of distribution OF
his soda, the chief labor Of which has
oeen delegated to Mr.. M. r. Wilkin-
ION, now of Washington. D. c.. but
ormerly Of Atlanta, Ga.
Fourth. That a committee be ap
pointed also by this body to help
work out a plan of assisting the fed
,ral government In the distribution OF
his material within our own state"
The insurance committee introduc.
ID resolution, which was adopted,
recommending the Farmers Mutual
fire Insurance company as the most
uited to the farmers.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
Camp jackson Baseball League.

Camp Jacksonville OF ganizatiOn Of
the Camp Jackson baseball league Is
now well under way, in fact the SEIZED
ule has about been completed The
first game will be Sunday afternoon at
o'clock on the artillery ball diamond
The contestants in the first game will
be the teams of the 316th field artil-
lery regiment and the 322d infantry
regiment.
A new addition was made to the
league, it being a team from the sig
nal corps. This now makes a total of
IL teams in the league Games will bo
played every Saturday and Sunday
afternoons and on holidays.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
Endless Supply.

II suppose only limited al0 ',n did
this stock Is being offered
wheeze." aroited
"No, we're offering al o'lll a.otpr
amount Of It," said the pl' orIut
truthfully. "We'1l continue Z" e
1t as long as we have any SAFE ~
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
NORTH wILkEsaoRo DISTRICT.
r. e. Waae, Presiding Elder.

Avery-D. G. Wilson. Boone-H.
L. Powell Creston-E. E Yates. Elk
land-W. L. Scott Elk Park-A. s.
Abernethy. Helton-H NJ Wellman.
Jefferson - T. J. Houck Laurel
Springs-D. A. Clarke. North Wilkes
boro-W. R. Ware. North Wilkes
Mission-Guy Hamilton. Sparta-J. c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
AsHEVILLE DISTRICT.
r. G. futile, PRESIDING Elder.

Asheville- Bethel. O. Erwin; Cen
trail, o w. Byrd; Chestnut Street. D.
Atkins. Haywood Street-O. P. Alder;
West AsheviNe, E. w. Fox. Asheville
Circuit. W. Carver, supply. Dilt-
more and Mt, Pleasant-D. r. Profit
Black Mountain-G. H. Christenberry,
r. L. Ferguson. supply. Brevard-W
E POovey: Fairview-W. A. Thomas,
supply. Flat Rock and Fletcher. l..
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
J C.. Rowe, PRESIDING Elder.

Acknowledgement, J. E. Gay, C.
Cornet. Watauga-O. c. Fortenberry.
Wilkesboro-' =. B. Hayes. Wilkes-W
S. Cherry. Professor and Chaplain APP.
palachin Training School,. M. Down.
um. Missionary to Japan-W. A. vii.
son. Principal Jefferson School-W
l.. Scott. --.s.~
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
The Sort.

She mad&. a beautiful slgh' I'm 10
ing there. gracefully beckonins '"iD
come to her" s,on DtO
"No doubt; regular ni''''
ture."
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-11-22
WINSTON DISTRICT.
Frank suer, PRESIDING Elder.

Frank Sler, Presiding Elder.
Advanced. H. Brendall Coolee-
mee-N. R Richardson. Davidson
p. L. Terrell. Davie-T. S. Coble.
Denton-P. H. Britain. Pennington
y. w Vestal. Forsyth-H. H. Mitch
ell. Hanes-Clemmons-J w. Fitzger-
aid. Kernersville-T. II. Ogburn.
Lewisville-J. E. McSwain, Lexing-
ton Station-W H. Willis Lexington
Circuit-P. E. Parker Linwood-D
C. Ballard. Mocksville-E. o. Cole
New Hope. B. Fitzgerald. Thorn
asville StatiOn-W. o. Goode, J. G.
Richardson, supply. Thomasville Cir
cuit-W. F. Sandford. Walkertown-
j. c. Harmon. West Davie-W. ]. s
Walker. Winston-Burkhead J. f
Thompson; Centenary, E. K. McLar-
ty; Grace, w. M. Robbins; Liberty
Street. c. o. Kenner1y; Salem, e. L.
Shelton; Southside, c. c. Williams;
West End, r. D. Sheriff.. Student
Trinity College,. II. tanning. Stu.
dent Weaver College-H. R. Deal.
Missionary Secretary-W. H. Willis.
Transferred.
|. T. ]. Folger to the North Carolina
Conference
) w. Hoyle to the North Carolina
Conference.
Superannuatsd.
r. S. Abernethy, J. D. Arnold, III.
L. Atkins, P. c. Battle. w. M. Bagby,
J. ]. Brooks. ]. D. Buie, NJ Davis,
! NJ. c. Field, T. F. Glenn, s. 8. Higgins,
w. V. >Honeycutt. A w Jacobs, r. W.
Pickens, D. V. Price, j. P. Reynolds.
James Wilson, J. A. Virgins, 3. 4
York.