The News and Observer from Raleigh, North Carolina • 8

NEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH FRIDAY MftNTNC NOVEMBER ID 1922 SELECT RALEIGH Disciples on recommendation committee at the National convention and Bev Claude Jones of Greensboro as state representative CROSS SECTION OF OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM THE ELECTION IN WAKE COUNTY CONVENTION CIIY ment to the late Governor Charles Aycock on which he is also at work at this time The committee consisting of Messrs JohephuB Daniels Pcnrsnll and memberr of Governor Aycock's family who recently -visited the studio of Mr Borglum in Stamford Conn and spent three days with him there putting tho finishing touches on the statue report themselves as dolighted with the won-drefully vivid and lifelike representation of the State's "Exceptional Governor" The statue Is 7 1-2 feet high the same size as as the statue of Governor Vance which is in Statuary Hall Washington and which was also made by Mr Borglum On either sido fo the statue on a marble background will be panels in bas relief illustrating the history and spirit of North Carolina as influenced by Governor Ay- cock These are yet to be made but the members of the committee declare thnt if they are in keeping with the successful work done on the figure of Governor Aycock itself there will be no more distinguished public monument in North Carolina more than $80000 has been secured Growth of College Attention was called to the splendid growth of Atlantic Christian College- which is the church college of this state and of South Carolina President II 8 Ililley and members of the faculty who participated in the program made' a splendid Impression on the convention Rev Quick superintendent religious education for this section of the South- delivered sevural addresses and aroused a keen interest In Sundtiy school work aud Christian endeavor society A Christian Endeavor session in charge of Gall Braxton pf Kinston was most Interesting Stirring reports wero made by Christian endeavors throughout the state SAY AYCQCK STATUE IS LIFE-LIKE WORK Mr Gutzon Borglum who is now in Atlanta looking after the great Confederate Memorial ho is carving Va Stone Mountain will stop in Idileigli in a few days now to make final arrangements about tho monu on the nominating committee of the national convention Their alternates are Bov Bichard Baghy and Bev Shampart To Meet at Raleigh The committee on time and place recommended that the next convention of the churches in North CuTi-Una be held at Raleigh nnd the convention heartily accepted the recommendation The special features of the convention today were addresses by Miss Daisy June Trout of St Louis Bev Quick of Atlanta and A Burch of China State Secretary Ware of Wilson made a splendid report of the years activity of all missionaries in the employ of the state convention He reporto eleven missionaries who have received $10571) during the year Besides this Mr Ware has led the churches in vigorous enmpaign on behalf of Atlantic Christian College and other special I undertakings In this campaign Disciples of Christ of North Carolina Close 192Z 1 Convention Ilelhavcn No 9 Tho annual convention of the Disciples of Christ of North Carolina came a close tonight It wns one of the largest and best conventions ever held by this religious body The elcctloi of officers resulted in the re-election of Manning as president Howard as vice president A Hodges as recording secretary and Chapman trensnrere Bev Bichard Baghy VV Hines Stuart and George Hackney were re-elected ai me hers of the state board Rev A Corey of Kinston was choson to represent North Carolina Clerk of Court Solicitor Amendmnl 3 5 I i a ca Hi 111 1)7 16 13 1 9a 30 90 3 08 5 158 25 150 31 100 56 III 111 30 11 3 36 2a 4 29 4 0 30 4 41 8 29 13 Ell 11 20 11 I 30 11!) 35 118 34 f2 37 8 37 8 3 33 4 3 46 3 1 49 247 16 247 16 45 10 200 16 195 17 53 '8 105 102 13 52 51 122 J4 118 14 74 35 711 36 73 38 18 86 (12 ft 53 1 7 20 4 5 31 2 30 2 0 33 41! 35 37 44 76 115 21 119 21 f2 en Rfl 20 78 22 33 65 73 17 71) 17 13 17 23 11 21 14 10 26 63 12 51 12 8 66 197 57 175 59 '64 205 33 1KB 53 108 114 B2 14 63 14 I 6(i "44 32 244 33 129 2 2(iH ID 182 29 134 53 65 6 64 7 4 48 ID 3 19 3 3 12 151 83 101 155 137 28 111 27 126 33 67 31 Kill 20 246 28 201 40 232 14 215 20 174 41 214 15 212 15 109 21 12 85 18 65 23 235 18 211 35 214 35 113 6 103 22 77 28 4327 743 4070 933 2123 2169 BLANCHE IVlTCAD Governor However Expresses Some Skepticism About Its Efficacy for Her Expressing some skepticism about tho efficiency of the parole in the particular case Governor Morrison yesterday paroled Blanche McCade Kaleigh woman of jll repute serving a term in the Wake County Juil for resisting an ollk-cr The purolo was recommended by Judge II Kerr Solicitor Herbert Norris and others It was presented to the Governor yesterday by McMa-lion attorney In his statement of reusons for the parole Governor Morrison said: "The prisoner in this case Illauchc MeCude has very bad reputation Sho was convicted of resisting an ollieer and sentenced to two years In prison under tho following circumstances: ''Hho was first sentenced by the Judge to eight months and then her sentence was changed upon condi tion that sho leave tho Btnto two years execution not to issue for a fixed period with the understanding that she was to huvo time to move out of tho State "The prisoner so abounded In patriotic love for the sins of Bilcigh that she finally decided to come Nick to Baloigh and risk her chances to keep out of jail She returned to liulcigh Execution was issued and she has been in prism longer than the original sentence imposed upon her by the Judge huv-ing served about twelve months "The prisoner's health is very bad Roth the Judge who tried her His Honor Judge Kerr and the Solicitor who prosecuted her Hou II Norris recommend her pnrolo Whilo I fear very much that this parole will hnve to be rovoked soon as the prisoner seems bent upon wicked ways nevertheless out of respect to the recommendation of the Judge nnd the Solicitor and the petition ofmany good people who desire to lee the effect of some mercy on her I hereby jarole her for the remainder of her term on condition thut she be of good be havior and respect the law reserving the right to revdke this parole any time-1 consider the ends of justice require it without further LADIES' NIGHT OBSERVED BY HICKORY KIWANIANS Hickory Nov With Jules Brazil of Toronto Out as the entertainer and Dr Kikes president of Coker College Hartsville 8 (' as the after dinner speaker the Hickory Kiwania club observed ladies' night Wednesday evening nnd put on the best program in tho history of the local organisation It wua the largest banquet ever served at the local hotel all oNthe PiO places being occupied The versatile Canadian kq( theJajgo company laughing for nearly two hours with his songs and sallies of wit His memory is no less remarkable than his humor Augustus Self official toast-master of Hickory township had charge of the program after President Donald Applegate had seen that th guests many of them from out of town were nell provided for The attendance prizes were drawn by Mrs a Whiteucr and 8 II Farsbee winstoTpTysician TO HEAD MEDICAL SOCIETY Greensboro Nov Pr Arthur Clark of Winston Salem was elected president of the Eight District Med-Icnl Society at its annual convention here tonight Pr Tom Bcdfern also of Winston ttilcio was elected secre-tury The convention voted to meet next year at Winston-Salem About sixty doctors were present from Guilford county Randolph Rckiiigham For-sythe Stokee Surry Alleghany Asle and Wilkes Ttulwlnkle Sweeps Ninth Charlotte Nov Representative A Hulwinkle of the Ninth North Carolina district wns returned to Congress by a majority of approximately 70u0 to Hiioo votes over II Shu ford his Republican opponent according to figures received by Mr Hulwinkle here todny from Dem ocratic leaders in the distilct- These' Indicated he carricl Burke Catawba leveland Lincoln Gaston Mecklenburg and Vaney counties nnd that conceding Avery Mitchell and Madison counties to Shu for I Mr Hub winkle's vote was around 11000 and Mr Shnford's around 3000 Patricia Parmelee Ph Health Exercise Specialist Lecturer Demonttra-tor Instructor la New York City and Chicago Will conduct a four wcrks Health Course In Raleigh She is a University of Chicago Graduate with Ten Years Experience In the Field of physical Education and Health as instructor Assistant to Kusuuna Cocrofl and He-4 lecturer and Pemon-stratnr for the Company thnt has set Walter Camp's Poscn" to Music Beginning Monday Not 13th at Christ Church Pariah Houm foi cni RSE Mondsy anJ Frldsys 11:30 A ana 8:00 Complete Courts $1000 RECEIVES PAROLE Democrats Poll Eighty-five Per Cent of Votes Cast Tuesday MAJORITY IN COUNTY HOWEVER ONLY 3585 Evans and Miss Lewis Both of Whom Went Through Bitter Primary Contests Fall Behind Ticket Other Candidates Suffer Also From Scratching rolling eighty-five per cent of the vote cast Wuke county Democrats Tuesday swept the six remaining lie-rublicau precincts In the county into the Democratic column and despite tile smnll vote ami a majority rf only 3583 registered on unprccedont-id victory While I'ittman Stell candidate or county surveyor without opposition led the ticket with a total of 4334 Vitruvius ltoyitcr clerk of court took precedence over Pern ocratis candidates who hnd contests Mr Boyster's vote wn 427 to H'l for his opponent Fitgcrald The final tabulation of the vote canvassed yesterday demonstrated for the first time that the constitutional amendment increasing the pay of members of the (iencral As scmbly lind failed in Wake county Is Bnleigh the vote was 1225 for the imcudinent and SCO against hut the favorable majority of nearly a thousand wai swept away in the precincti outsido of Raleigh with a total of 004 votes for the amendment and 1801) against it It failed by the narrow margin of 2129 for and 21(19 against The ltepulilicnn strength in Wnko county readied its lowest point in the election Tuesday with a total of onlv 742 compared with the 2322 polled by that pnrty in Ittlti the 12H4 polled iu iltlS mid the 3243 in 1320 In 101C the Democrats polled 4S3H to tho Bepublicuns £322: in 191 3775 to the Hepublicans lL'H-l in 1920 to the Bcpublicaua 321 i A Little Blashing Slashing the ticket in a small way appeared to be general from the return! and few of the candidates escaped from it Kvans candidate for solicitor iu the Seventh judicial district who went through two bitter primaries hnd Was opposed in the election by Willis 1 liriggs former city solicitor of Uulcigh and generally popular suffered most with Miss littio 1' Lewis who liud a similar irimnry experience as the nrst woman ever placed on a Pom-ncratia ticket in Wake county follow lug in the slashing Evans' vote was 207 under that of Burster while Mini Lewis' was 202 tinder the clerk's level Iu tho First Ward Kirst division of ltuleigh there were twenty two more votes In the box on tho ulicitnrsnip contest than for treasurer although Hnvster whose vote in thut proeinet was I'll led the county ticket on which Kvans' name appeared The solid torship voto in the First Ward First division Hamlet's store was lol for trans and loo fur Prices KhorifT Itryniit Harrison also tell behind Hoyster bv 8H xoWn Charles Harris for State Senate by 121 votes A Gosney for House of Kcprcso-iliitivcs by f4 Congress wsn rou bv C2 The State ticket ran closely with Hoyster the heaviest loss being that if Ie for corporation commissioner who lacked 27 of equalling the high ngure Result an Canvassed The result of tho election as can fussed yesterday follows! mui irr or ourt! Vltruvms Kovstcr 4127 i Fitzgerald 742 lor Itegister of Pceds: II renney 4114 II rance 714 lor (ounty Surveyor: l'ittman Btell 47'i4 unopposed For County Coroner: Owens 4313 Inopi-osed For Kneriff: Bryant llarrls'on 2ij 11 Jinnnevciitt 734 For Treasurer: Miss Lottie Jx-wis 412')! Smith 745 For County Commissioners: Ram uennett 4321 Wiinrs 4 304 Millard Mini 4310 F- Fcr tell 741 It Stott 741 and George Bnvnge 727 For Auditor: IT 0 Holding 4 SHnj'W Champion 42 For State Senator Charles TJ Ur ns 4204 Orillln 424- A Templeton 707 For House of Representatives Clarence Chnmhloe 430s A- Cms ney 4273 I Hroughton Hrown Jr 749 11 Mar ley 74 Monroe Bullock 743 For Solicitor: Evans 4070 Willi! Briggs 033 For Congress: Tou 4275 Eugene Hester 62- For Corporation Commissioner: Leo 4300 I Hoover WW For Associnle Justice Supreme Court: Adams 4325 Timhcrlnke 675 For Superior Court Judge: 1st District Bond 413 fnop posed District: 0 Connor 4323 Unop posed For Superior Court Judge fith Pis trlct: Lloyd llorton 4125 Un opposed For Superior Court Judge Cth Pis trict: It A Grady 4327 Vnop posed For Hiperior Court Judge 8th trict: Cranmcr 4324 Taylor 60S For Hupeiior Conrt Judge 9th Pis trict: A Sinclair 4324 Vnop posed For Superior Court Judge loth Pis trlct: A Dcvln 4320 fnop posed For Superior Court Judge 12th Pis trlct: Shnw 4323 Unopposed i or Superior CoiirtJudge 1'lth Pi trict: A Stack 4327 Unop posed For Superior Court Judge 14th Pi trlct: Harding 4327 Vnop poseil For Puperloir Court lodge Kith DIs trlct: I Webb 42)27 Township Ticket The Democratic? township ticket elected included the following Jus tics of the 1'rnei'i Owens Arch i wood 11 (tlene A Itlch sudsoa Kenneth Merntt 11 Belts VICT0RY1NWAK I UNPRECEDENTED Onrtviritlna Coainlwluo Voting Precincts a 17 36 23 4 It S4 8 3 16 19 It 11 35 9 I 27 21 20 )0 11 11 5 30 14 31 21 7 3 24 26 111 12 11 13 18 17 Bartons Creek a tit lluckhorn 1 Cary 147 Cedar Morrlsvlll 27 Cedar Fork l'ollards 30 House Crock O'Kolley 42 House Creek Kd wards IS Holly Springs 119 Leesvllle 37 Little Mitchell's Milj 45 Little Zehulon 2M Marks Wendell 14 Marks Eagle Kock 102 Middle Fuquay 120 Middle Cairo 77 Neusn 12 New Light Enliertson Store an Now Htony Hill SO I'anther Hraneh 119 Pt Onrner St Marv's Auburn 72 St Matthews (Inttls' Store 14 St Matthews Mllhurnle 70 Swift Creek 1S Wake Forest Wake Forest las Wake Forest Itolesville 0 Whim Apex 227 Outside West North liis Outside Wrst South i'l Outside Fast North 19 1st 1st Plv 205 1st Ward 2nd l'lv lilt nd 1st J'lv 354 anil 2nd llv 231 ilrd 1st IMv 218 3rd 2nd l'lv K4 4tli 1st ldv 22S 4th 2nd Llv lost Totnls 4300 6C9 CHANGE LADIES' Women Members of Carolina Country Club Switch From Thursday To Friday A ''Kiekers Handicap" in which each player selected her own handi cap marked the passing of Tuesday Pay" at the Carolina Country Club yesterday At a lunch-con given the players lieforo the tournament by llartel Wise malinger the club and Miss rmma Wise it Wig voted to slauo ''Ladies Pay" on rridny hereafter Nest rldny a qunlifyiuK round will be held for match play at handicaps which will consume all of the following week A ladies tournament was elected yesterday consisting of the following: Miss Marie lanehan Mrs Charles Johnson Jr Mrs Dusbee Sirs II tlregory Mrs A Duekett and Mrs I) Kny Those participating in the tourna ment yesterday were: Mrs Chambers Mrs Kay Mrs A Puckett Mrs 8 Ilusbeo Mrs If Gregory Mrs A Pillon Mrs Grover pillon Mrs Charles olinson Jr Mrs Kobert ltreese Mrs right IUxob Miss Mario Lino- hin Mrs Louis 'Mimmonds Miss ruuline Hill uad Miss Nan Uicr nrst prize was won yesterday by lM UiijJiA miIIl tt 1 1U nviii in un ohile Mrs Ureese mid Miss Hill tied for second place with 39 each and Mrs Oregor and Mrs Johnson made each for a tie for third pines VETERANS INVITED TO ATTEND BARBECUE All "World War veterans in Wake county wh ohave not received an invitation by post card to be pres cut at the barbecue to be given on Armistice Pay in lialciith by tho Wo- maus Auxiliary of the American 1cRioo are extended a cordial In vitution to attend Invitations wore sent liy poatal card to eighteen hundred men la Wake County The mailing list was furnished by tho War Pepartment and was Incomple'e Many veterans both men and nmccra were not on me list and therefore received go cards Tho Auxiliary however wishes every ex servire man In the county whether no card has been received or not to come to the bar beciic All men who received cards re urged to send In their rnrds of acceptance Immediately All other men who did not receive cards are asked to come to the American legion" booth on Fayetteville Etroet Friday afternoon ami register In order that plates may be prepared Men are expected to bring either their invitation cards their Amerl legion receipts or some other other proof tif service when badges of honor entitling them to adims slon to the bsrbecue will be Issued All men will meet at the Capitol Square grounds at 11 clock Ion federate veterntis and the members of the Raleigh Service Company have been invited to take paTt in the celebration sad attend the bar bernf A MOONEYHAM BURIED THURSDAY Funeral services for A Moon' eyham Kaleigh automobile meehnnlc fatally Injured In an automoi'iie as cldent neir Albemarle recently were held yesterday afternoon at 3 clock from his residence at 323 rnst Mar tin street Pr Weston limner of the Tabernacle church conducted the funeral services The interment was at Onkwood cemetery Pallbearers were llallev 8 rllmmnns Ham Watkins Mr Hnlbrook Duck I'uttorsos and Miles FUND FOR DAVIDSON ENDOWMENT GROWING Charlotte Nov Workers who are seeking to rnise In Charlotte linnWQ nf the IHivldson College Biid passed the 33000 mark todny It was announced by Miller Jr campaign manager Additional gronps are being formed to join forces with the seventy five groups already at work The total fund sought fer Davidson Is tkM) (KX Mrs Ma Hnwyrr Watson A Hepark Hnynrs Norwood 51 J- Johnson Mer ritt Walters Durham Plrksor Ililbert Crshtree Host Uoyd Tllley Charles (I Posit (leorge Terrell Nellie Mattheiy Hun ter ruuigton if t'onrsd was elected constable without opposlUoa DAYS FOR GOLF Good style counts in your overcoat You wear it a good part of the year it's your introduction creates the important "first im-pression" for you CYCLISTS THRILL Only One Upset In Motor cycle Races Fair urounas Yesterday Abounding in thrills thnt deserved a bigger gallery than the handful of enthusiasts who trekked out to the Fair Grounds the Kaleigh Motor cycle Club staged an unusually good progrum of races on tho new race track yesterday afternoon The event was staged In connection with the Mardi Urns celebration here and a largo crowd was expeetoJ Mny'ie the crowd thought the fashion ghow would bo more thrilling They st their bet Wheel hub to wheel bub leaning at an angle of almost forty five degrees with sheer death forty feet iclow the sleep embiinkuient at the curve on the north of the trnck racing their engines for all tjiey wore worth the races wcro nnything but blase Tho mco track was built for tho horse rather than for the gas burner and tho high speed at which the motorcycle took the dirt curves caused even the old timers to grip the rail little bit tighter The Hex Hospital anibnUinre and the white wreeking car stood by the side of the feuco ut the south curve grim reminders of what might happen should a tire puncture or a hand lose its grip on the handlebar Only ono accident of any kind marred tho race As it was the mis hap was more spectacular and thrilling than injurious and wns really a beautiful example of just low a motorcyclo crash takes place without the drawbiick of the attendant bus pital bill or crepe and tlowers hpeeding around the south curve as he was warming un his engine preparatory to starting the) first race Clark Ferry's motorcyclo sk! Idcd io a bad placo on the road Hinging ma chine and rider in hrmlloiiging sotu crsnults some fifteen feet down tin road Fetry stood on his head and was groggy for a few minutes after Ilia crash but suffered no iujuries other than a few bruises The frout wheel of his mnehine wbs Imdlr bent Hurley Davidson owners were) ela ted at the showing their brand of motorcycle made in the races yes terday over their old rivals tta In diana Tho ''Harlcy's" eanti-red Ave of the six events and the sixth wns won by the Indian driver only fitter an Infraction of the rules bv his rival who left Mm a lap behind at the llmsti A friendly but nevertheless Intense rivalry exists between tho owners of tho two makes of cur and no tisis were considered too grcnt yesterliv afternoon Tho Inndnptihility of the track to the motorcycles slowed un me races somewhat The events the drivers and the speeds follow: Event No 1 3 Mile Solo: first wthn Iiissiter llarley Duvldson fj minutes and 43 seconds: seeond Haywood llrewer Indian 3 minut-s and 47 seconds Event No 2 5 Mile Sidecar Ama teur: First James lilnnd llarley Davidson 0 minutes and 11 sec- onds: second ltobl Schclhlcr llar ley Davidson 0 minutes and 11 12 seconds third Misskolly llarley Davidson minutes and 10 seconds Event No 3 6 Mile Solo First Oth l4issiter arler Dnrldson minutes and 10 seconds second Unywnod llrewer Indian (1 niinurts anil 31 eeeonds Event No 4 5 Mile Sidecar Ama teur: toirst James Illsnd Hurley Davidson minutes nnd 3 seconds second Alisskclly llarley Davldeon 8 minutes and 4 seconds third Kobt Bcheibler Parley Davidson 8 minutes and 4 13 seeond Event No 8 1(1 Mile Solo: First llivwood llrewer Indian 13 minutes and HI seconds Event No (1 10 Miles Professional: First Vpchureh llarley Davidson 14 minutes and 14 seconds second Merrill Indian 14 minutes and 31 1 2 seconds Moore Bcfcrce TWENTY MIDSHIPMEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPE Annapolis Nor Twenty Midhiimesi narrowly exaped Irsth In a fight against Are ahosril a submarine rtiaarr late this afternoon the Chesapeake It became known tonight The bost was destroyed When pugilists meet they seldom strike each other favorably SMALL GALLERY Hart Schaffner Marx overcoats are stylish That's one big reason why we sell them They're so good that they stay stylish too stand up against bad eather and hard wear a New models fine fabrics 5d 40 45 I McLeod Watson The Home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes.