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t INSTON WIATIII3 FAIR ?S PAGE3JJ TODAY VOL XVIL, NO. 85 BENCH WIN AN IMPORTANT POINT IN THE MOUNTAINS AFTER FIERCE CONFLICT While Fierce Fighting Has Been Reported at Various Points in the Various War Arenas, There Havel Been no Outstanding Conflicts Airmen of Al lies Continued Flights London. March 27. While tlc-ie ha? been vine fighting along the east I'rus siin frontier, and the Bukowina moun tains in the east, the wcat is now the tcrne of most) of the engagement) in the Vosge. The French, after Imi;,' fighting, Anally established themselves n the summit of the mountain peak, fif teen miles northwest of Muelhausen. Tin is considered an important sue res because it gives the French ?tii laand of considerable country occupied by the Germans. The Carpathians rn tinue to be the scene of the most violent battles. The Kusians are. attacking night nd day. . .' An Austrian official account tonight claims that the Russian attack intern -lied. The Russian are suffering heavy kisses. The struggle has been progresiii. under terrible weather conditions with deep snow. There has been no iinpor'aet events on the western front. Allied air men continue their flights over the tin man lines in Belgium and France gather ing information.'' The week's official returns of the ef fect of the German isubinnrine blo.k de of England sfhow three vessels Mink and one torpedoed hut it reached poit. The total sailings arrivals arc ui 'ie than l.tno. "" ----- - Diplomacy continue. its activity in Italy and the Balkans. It is reported that Germany is making an offer of a part of. Turkish European territory to Bulgaria, in return fur Bul garia's continued neutrality. ELDER GOLD CELEBRATES ON HIS 83RD BIRTHDAY Wilson, MaiX'h 27. Klder l'. I. (sill! has just passed his K3rd birthday and the occasion wur a happy one, with a dinner party and also a "pounding' tiy the. members of the Primitive I'.ip tist church. Active and as energetic aa a man of half his age, Klder Uold is a remarkaible-iiMiu, for 40 years he hi erved three churches In the inunc.di tie vicinity Wilson, Kocky foullt and Tr-bor- In addition to that work he hn filitcd and published a seini mouthiy magazine, Zion's LaiKtinar.A, the organ' of the Primitive Bujitist denomination. A native Jiorth Carolinian, coming to eastern Carolina from Cleveland co'in y 40 years ago, Elder Gold has seen this wction come into hr own. WILSON WILL HAVE MANY NEW BUILDINGS SOON NOW Wilson, farch 27. KvWcntly the b'iv ifesa skies sre clearing, at least in this ection. During the past 10 days con tracts have been let for the erection ot u miuiing m Wilson. This numoer ui cluilcs residencea, large and small. Lum ber men report that their business lot '"March will P1,,;ai that of March. IflU. Other lines are feeling ihetter condition, hut the volume of trade has not yt' "ached the normal figure. Farmers ii. town ibis morning report that the pros PC't is for the msual acreage in ijotton and an increase in the acreage oi' l: biH'co. Farming. operations have begun in every section, of the county and much 't the land is ready for planting To bacco beds are in good condition. COHEN ENDS EXTENDED TRIP TO MANY POKTh 'w York, March 27.--Nathan Cohen. WluT us aii Thsuiie persony traveh'-dTnT-rc ' I an 33.WKI mile. m u stcanisliii ticket because neither the United sta'es. which deported him, nor liraiil from licre he emigrated",' would admit hi'w, nded his travels today. Friends to"k Win from the steamer ibound to Brazil. J'jst before sailing and presented bur' : ith a stay to the order of deportation sc "lied in Washington. It was learned that 'olicn was a member of the Knights "! J'vlhias Lodge (,f Jacksonville; an I it ascertained that he 1ecame m-ane -iWminjr to-the-United State m a "suit of a, series of business trouble5. He was taken to F.llis Island anfl will !'f releasl M seoon as friends arraiig.' Ids bond. - RED CROSS BUILDING IN WASHINGTON BEING BUILT Washington, Slarch 27. Fresideut Wilson and former President Taft were 'he central fljrttrs toaav t the laying ..'! the tmner stone of the f".)0ft. jyt.liome.ior.-the. American Red Cros, ted as i memorial to the women of the Civil War.' TaftTPferred to the liuildin? h cnir 'rete evidem'e of the removal of the sears r(f imr sectional conflict, and the complete union of the people ,of the Cnito.1 States. Distinguished people from the North and South attended the ceremonies. STEAMER VOSGES WAS SUNK OFF CORNISH COAST Liverpool, fllnrch" 27. Ihe steamer osgej wa, mni by shelltire today olT 'he Cornih cfmst. ' The chief engineer '" killed an three mcmlxM of the "rew weiv injured -by slirapoel. The erew ( ,N, B.a allilr, hy patrol fcnat. word was -reeeived to indicate the Tiature of ic vwel attacking the e "ge ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES HI Hill Thafls Opinion of the Offi cals of This Country at Present ENGLISH SHIPS ARE IN WAITING vhiiingtiu-. -MHiiii i,. -1 lit" 'iermi.n commerce dest rover I'rliu Kitel fried- rich will be interned at Xewport News uy oMcr ol the I nited States willi. i n few days, according to opinions expressed toi'ighf in official quarters. It i be lieved that the time limit fur repairing the Eitel has been set by the govern nient. which is about to expire. When the period grunted has evi ireik t he com mander will be not ifietl that he must put to sea within 24 hours or the ship, und crew will tie interned for the win. It was thought that the Eitel's com mander would not ask to be interned but would wait the time limit und com pel the government to aid. The suggestion is made th-it 'the tiumeroi's ISrilish warships keeping vi.fi I oft the Virginia (.'apes for the Kit el will await the determination of her case, ut ter which thev will 'begin a search for Knm Kriwf- U'iihehiir aimtliw- tlwuian raider. Action Secretary of War Breckinridge said that no orders had been given the I'lirtrcss Monroe commander and declar ed that even in case of a naval battle mtliin (he three-mile limit', should the Kite! make. A da-.li, there would be no firing 'from the forts without express orders from- Washington, MEBANE P0ST0FFICE ENTERED AND ROBBED Mcbaiie, March 27. -The postoffiee was broken into Thursday night, and a small amount in cash and stamps was taken from the eash drawer. Something like Ijtt.'i.nfl will coyer the Urn. The. f was not disturbed. The private -abinets of the several rural route men were not molested. It is thought that posai bly the thieves were frightened. away -before their contemplated work had been done, or that they were amateurs. The first suggestion seems more likelv, as roomers over the office, coming in lac. aoidd doubtless disturb one attempting g robbery so close to the stairway by which thi roomers reach the floor above. The front door to the. office was pried open. j VILLA LAUNCHED ATTACK MATAMOROS YESTERDAY , Washington, March 27. Villa launch- ed his nftiick on Matamorns, 0posi'e Brownsvillp. Texas, today, the posses-! sion of which would give him practically undisputed control of the northern Mcx- J ican States. He has driven the enemy out of I'iedro-Ncgras. The only ports of entry on Tcxim bolder remaining, in the hands of Car mna were N'euvo 1-ureJo and Mat moros. : There are only small garrisons at N'euvo Laredo. Several thousand of Cm rnnza's troop are concentrated at Matu m,.. The State Dimrtmeiit reports indicate there has been continued light ing near Tampiio. The -it v is being hcaiily fortit'.ed in menaralidn for attacks. The D-part-mcit re.oits -tut- that the Cavraiua garrison suec.-st'ully withstood tb,- nre- .limijmi:.y.at.t:ieks. ; Firing Is Heard Krottiisville. .March 27 Unexpected a -tack fiom the south forced A ilia' troops attacking lHtauioros to turn at ti'.ition to tlie force which theutened the Hank to their right. Constant machine gun ami small aim lire was ueaiu to night Mllltll Ol .HUISIUUIU-. RUSSIA WILL BE ASKED TO STOP UPRISING IN PERSI A Wis.ijnefoti March i7 . - K.lfori-1 obtain official information concerning N,ortcd ..outlaw agnin-t An.cn. s and refugees at mission in Persia were rmitinu.-d today without satisfactory results. - , i f Seceit.irv IVvan received wird from rnlmsnd.r Moraanthau nt Consiantt imrle that Ibe Turkish enrnd vi.ier is ,ied order teal all Christian, i' the dnmrer .ne be protetl. The uprising will be put down.. The department without oMicial in-fdrnm-tioo-regAidtiig Ilie.JSlfrt. hS.Bf'': Mi and American consuls at-Taluii, pc. titiom d liussia t.. 'iid troop- to Tifl to -uppf" ths!-4ipriili?. PRISONER ESCAPED ; ' ' f m" BUT WAS RECAPTURED '""r7oTe'.r.'rT"ATiiTch -if ,--1iri.l Kit worth. U-i I ' fatfr, cu route to the Vederal prisiri at Atlanta. (-, to tilii'h rTin'j a 'S J-'" sentence for eoHoturfeiting.e enped early today from the diawiug room of a 111110180 slee. ev at the T-oni-ville and Vahville doot while United State' Manual ,lm. Dillon end his Assistant. T. F. Nfc Donald. of Phoenix. Aril., slept. it was consht by IrsTil iolicemen a he t tfinoteil to clinih an iron fence sur i;onnliTta' the depot,' Kllsworth was in hisuiflht clothes with leg iron and BE INTERNED BY ORDER OF NATION handcufts ou I.ini, WINSTON-SALEM, Landstrum Troops Make Quarters in Abandoned Wagon c K i . -"v"' ' k ; ' U . ! 1 Ail J " i h I Lor a ' -. j j & . ....,.. in.-.. t i i.i, ii, ii i ...V '. ' i A The photogrnpli, taken ill Northi.vii t'olaml, .shows how the Kaiser troom housed tiu'insclvcs during Hie liiju'oin HuKiHti winter. The two Cetman ForsythCouctryCIubllouse and Grounds being Got Ready For Openirjg The 'haiidsiune new home of '.the" For-" yth (Amntry Club, . which is inuring completion, will be when it is liuish"! one of the most beautiful and wo.tl di - sigiKl and appointed country club houses in the Ninth. The building is constructed elong rustic line, ..and -is being finished in the Interior in the most tasteful and simple, yet. charming man lier. It will lie complete with dining room, living room, ladies' parlor and dressing .room, sleeping upartmouta, kitchen, heit and water and Jistln mid toilets. - The elubt hn installed an up. to-dhte water plant which furni'li!' water for the club from two deep wills, the water of which lias beeit pronounc ed absolutely pure by the iSta to De partment. .Mr. Mair is at work on the golf course, and already several of the. greens have been put in splendid shape. Ho states that he has never seen a better lo-ation of a course than is afforded by the tract of land owned hy the. clnb. He will soon have the course in first elass shaie. and the game bids fair to become very popular during the coming mouths. Plans are being worked out for n y tern of driveways through the beautiful woods on the properly. These wood abound in dogwood trees, and it is (tie idea of the eommitt.ee on the grounds to trim out the undergrowth o that these trees will show up to the t-t advantage when they are in bloom. The grounds immediately about club house are being levHcd, and that part ot them which the hoiic faces will lc" ploughed at an early date, and will be sowed" "in peas preparatory to planting grass. The club members hope to be i'i!e tr oncn the club house by the first of May, STABLE AND FEED DESTROYED BY FIRE Scotland Xcik, Mareli 27. Fire was discovered in the-feed lofl of the stables oL WT, IlKi.ci.ik, orr Tent h strerrt. Friday loorning jilsiut5ll o'clock by his Son, B'-liuir Hancock, who was saw ing wood in the back yard neur the stables. As soon s hea the Hiue. which were leaping from (lie roof, ho hurried to the stables and renioveil the line b-.iggy horse of bis fit her, giving the alarm at the smile lime tiefore assistance could mvM lie staldea were doemed to destructioii, with several thousand imjuikIs' of fodder and a ipmn tity of colli and other feed stuff. The los, is estimated by Mr Ifminsk to be altoirt V'Mth m- iiiMiraiit-it Uave the fire oriiiinated is onki'own, but it is siiiposed to Imve caught from a spark settina in the feed luft from'trhsb ing -burned in the gaiden anaind the premises. ' COURT BELIEVES THAT NELMS SISTERS ARE DEAD Atlanta. Slarch 27 An indication of the court's belief that the two missing N'elrns sisters an actually dead was given today in the appointment, of a receiver f or-1 he -est at r -of M i Ilea t r ieo Nelms, one of the two sisters who in mysteriously disappeared early last summer. She had leen an enterprising young reol estate dmlcr. and left prop erty valued at fen thousand dollars. There has ibeen no. news from them since they wet traced to the Mexican border a few weeks after they left At lanta. BULGARIA SEEMS TO BE FAVORABLE TO THE ALLIES Rome, March 27- --t'loe observers j here of the Balkan situation profess to ee indications of a gradual teidemy on the part of the Bulgarian government o adopt a policy favorable to the Al lies. It is believed Bulgaria hopes to act jointly in. that direction with Italy nd Rumania. FINECirHI DUSE N. G, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1915 fohlicis me niembeis ol the l.und ,t. nil ami made their quarter in a v.T'r bandu:ied liy the easant ho had tied .the district, .. They buiM u "linioUsnif" dy over it and rigged up a eooksture TALK BY L On the Occasion of Their First Appearance in Active Fighting in War SPLENDID ADVICE GIVEN SOLDIERS Ottawa, Out., March 27 .The first. fts'oiitit of tJie exerieiM-- of the Ca nadian troop at the front, written Jyj;. n ollieial (fliuulian rworder an t (Sen .out today, tells of a speech de livered hy (ieneral AhU'ron, the u. uadiaii eoinmmnder, juat beofre hi troops had their first cxporooiMt in th trenches. The address) in putt fol. lows: "All ranks of the Caiunlian division: We are nlxuit to ooropy anil maintain n line of trenches, Let me warn you llrst, that we have already Imd several casualties. Some were unavoidable; thnt is war. I have heard of eases in wich men have evposed themselves with no military object niid periwig nil, ly tr gratify curiosity. We cannot lose sood 'men like this. We shall want them nil if we advance, and we shall want them nil if the (iennaii ndvame. ''l)o not ovpose your heads, do not look iiround coriit-rs unless lor a pur pose which isi neeessary Von am provided with meaiiot. observing the enemy without exposing your hends. Young and brave nun enjoy taking risks. Wur .1 soldier -who take nneees- air risks thiougli hvity i not play ing the gnrce; arid the man who does so is also stnpied. fur whatever lie the average practue of the Orman lumy, ililt ill livillo.il plmts ulnuii tlievT'lllplny" A suijwrs slioot straight. "Troops new to the trenches always 'boot at notiliiug the first nitthl.. Vou will ilo if. I: urtstes iHMiiiiuiilmn, und it hurts no one. And the enemy says: "These are nevy and nervmi, troops.' So ficrnieii is going to y that of the Canddi.i.i troofm. "You will he si cited in the 'trenches.' W.lnn you nre shelled sit love arid sit tight. This is i(sy advice for there is nothing else to do. - If .yon go out you will only get -it. wiuw r Ad if you !o out ihe (ieniuins will go In. And if t-V (icrniHiis go in e shall counter attack and put them out, and that will .cost Jus handled of men in- (Continued on Paff Four) EAD ALM 15UANCHES O'er all the way, green palms and blossom gay Are strewed, this day, in festal preparation, Where JeRun comes, to wipe our tears away E'en now the throng to welcome Him prepare; Chorus Join all and sing, His name declare, Let every voice resound with acclamation ; Hosanna! Praised be the Lord! Bless Him who cometh to bring us salvation. '.'.- ''..! His word goes forth and peoples by its might Once more regain freedom from degradation, Humanity doth give to each' his rights While those in darkness find restored light. Sing and rejoice, 0 blest Jerusalem, Of all thy sons, sing the emancipation, Through boundless love the Christ of Bethlehem, Brings faith and hope to thee forever more! - Faure. ft iiiidi Thus they liad n comfortable '.cabin during the tuttur wintvv writfn--, jThey nete ta tinned., on a mniu nw I l:i 1'uu.ltd to seep tlin tliuiougliliiie open for Ceinmn supply trains. Cadillac Team Leads All Others in Automobile Race Kor Members The local V. M. C. A. automobile team in the nicmtiersjiip contest met Inst night again at 7 o'clock for supper nd to make -I licit mports. Thtirii was splendid enthusiasm, and much cheering indulged in as the reports were announc ed The six. tea m . j re being Jed. by the Cadillac tain, which has a lead of $.':i and of til points on the uct highest tettin. , Mr. lcrfleet Speaka , Immedlattilr - folhiwing - Hie supper, served by the Ladies' Auxiliary of. the association. Sir. lleoige' Xorftcet made an odlres to tbie tenms, emphasising the iniMrtarne. ol the assrsMetion work, mid encouraging tliem in tneir effort to tv cine lenewalsi and new- members l ir'n-; the campaign. He spoke (briefly of the three great nays in vtbieh the association minlst's to the needs of young men - to the hotly the mind and the 'spirit. He stated that the greatest function of the in i-t it tit inn is t he power it has in de velnping the soul, And he impressed t,p on tue inetiHicts tit itie teams mat in bringing into the association their fel lows, they are performing the threat service of contributing to the depth md wealth "f their spiritual lives. , Mr. "orfjcct stated that as a hoy years ago, he' learned to pray in the V. M. C, A. then being conducted over what Is now the I'hoenit (life, and that it w,u in tits i- eso'M'iHlMoi Unit ha lecuivod iill prtssions that he hud never got, ele. where. fl said that young men can get a training in the Y. SI. C, A. that thev (iiniiid find in any other or giinijtiioit. And he cloiifd with itnr pi.inig upin the young men the fact that they are working for one of the great el institution in existence, IrfOobiiU-JMarch 27. Iteponding to up ptrnl, 1y Vltr Stsrctury Kite)icni,a the Kail of Derby, and the leader of thei unions, the l.iversi.l duck workern all resiirrretl work today. The meu ut llirkechesd, however, remain, out. The shipbuilding ceitiployeis federa tion will confer neat wwk with Chancel-lid- of the Kxehecpier Lloyd ("ieortfe, nd votHtilig the complete idoig of M loons in the distrnt where arinatn"n'.s are ninile aiol ships built. They claim : the output would be increased 20 per cent hr audi a course. s'V.J JOURNAL ADVKRTtRKMKNTI BRtNQ KK8ULTB JUDGE CARTER UNABLE TO ATTEND THE HEARING OF THE CASE ON YESTERDAY LOFFICI Submarine was Disabled and Craft Again Sinks in to Ocean Bed HOPE ABANDONED FOR MEN ABOARD Honolulu, Mulch 2t ' The hope that the submarine F t might le taisid ts? foiit highttull laded till" at H-titixiri, licit the ihuiu h"')i attached disiibtnt the craft. It ivlipisdl and he settlvd laiek, again iu tiie istsu lad. Th uwst optimistic inn ill tilliiinl lure con etslrd olii4it- that there 4s 110 rraon able chance that ut of tbe oloMHriiie' crew of t!l being taken out alive, 1 ho powerful itnsljjcr CallloiiiiM lifted th F 4 fifltt" fed Mote the liiishap (K'eured which plunged l'v mibiiuiiiii twili into the lips of the tHcari water in Which it i believed t, tone bdged. I'rcsti elfinf Mere immcdiiitely Isgun to get another grip. Owing to the gri.nl depth of fifty tautbomx, the t-k of psMiig i bailis uuih t the m m I t extremely dilllcult . The resetter worked it It fevetUh Ita te ttsla y , f xtrrvd hv wmt'uli t pra, dictluns Hurt (be ineinbers of the crew lliight be aM'il if the biait were raised before night . Hubbies reaching the surface tnkeii as t4 indicate that nt least one of the niMuarilie' three roin- pHrtiiiriit, had hiirsf -WiliiB(tm .Mareh 27.r"-At the close .of the tlay which brought no rnjxrrt to the Navy iVipertmcnt from the ad miral. txiiiiumuiliT at litmolulu, th otTi- eiala almndolit'd all hojse tlrat the ntfl eer and erw of the submarine r stir- !,., T. . , ,, rive. The theories of the eaue of the aerident were that the boat either atrttck a eoral formation while ub mergod, or hor shell hail luen i-rnsli-,I by rtnpact ;iint the cal oin bed. rimisHi' Wilson, Starr It K7.-'-Arrangements have lieen almost, completed for the annual banquet of the Wilson Chamber of Com merce. A in pst years, the isti(uer. will l given at the flilgga Hotel and committee on program, J. A. .Spiers, Calvin Wondard, f ft. ftrey, feirg fstronach and f", V. Ilridgers. prormie to offer the members a delightful eveuirg, Senator Y. SI. Kimtnofi is to b.j the gmist of honor 'and deliver Ihe prindpsl addre. Hev. T. W. Chamblis will I ireside Bi toast master and Col, lobti '. Itruton, Sir. twrence rtreft and Mr. tteorge Holdernesa of Tsrlioto wi!l r lind to toasts. The banquet follows the elwtion of officer Tuesday niht, April 1.1. MANY HOSIERY MILLS MAY HAVE TO CLOSE IHiTliBntj-SInreh 27 .li'tile the dyfl tuff sitmttion i relieved witl.iu the next four wreks," ami jstssibty sooner Ihe majority of the plant of the Mur ium Hosiery Slill Cotirpahjr wilt have to la closed, which wilt lifceesltate the putting of several thoond -fstn out of work, Ibis is the git of a lat merit iuad by C. Sbl) Calr. sene. tary-treasurer of the company, Kiiday, Mr . Carr furtlnr slated that his broth er, "f , H. Carr, Jr . presnletit of tlw i'nnistny, was on hi way lau-k ftooi New York, where he ha Un negotint, itig for some dy-iulf s1ii"muffn,iit be did not know with what . sueeon. Acctirding to (.'. Slcll. C'arr, tb situa t isift is more scimus at the piesenl thatl evor before. He does not feel that the shipments of dye will 1".'in coming in for several iiKinihs and tales that nearly all of the cotton memtfeetrtriflg etM!iHnl ill the Mule art- in a worse fix thuu the IsnhJin Jlosierr Still Company So far as boines is roiiterned, the ctanpane has plenty of onter hes-p all Laud.. I.M,- r.K.UI l)m Jv, he mi uted Mr. Carr tues'nuf iwm to think that tbts situation villi b ribevtd ttefre tilt nicrout ridlls close doh I PRIZE FIEHT TO BE FOUGHT EASTER MONOAY Ifewns. Myeh !',. The action of th pruuioters in pnstpnniuf tl .tohn-in-SVillard husvyweighb ttftttla from T "fe'riss'iBiBiy" Tt'r"WottditTTit'ittnf.i.'Fi doe to strong iAtefitm on the ground of s.t)itMth tlesrisfioH lrl Menrn-.il of CiiLg and Am'renn Minnti f Gonzales received hundred f di-pstch e firotostin. ejainst the fiwht n Sun day. Th"re i sin prising setit t'tieiir in Cuba for baoif of dnte, rORTS OF DARDANELLES HAVE BEEN DESTROYED Paris. Sfsn-b 27. It now has h"en established that tl fort at. Unrdiiiius on the Dardairt lies have lieen tlestrojcd nd thoe at Ktlio l)br seriously dam agS'd by the rllied fleet, nays s liata dispatch from Athens. Acefirding to a dipofeh from Me iitssn thriN British and two French arshipn hare anchored in tilie gulf of Smyrna with tianajiorl. 111 IIS SURRENDER HOPE EOR SUBMARINE BANQUET III WfLSONi MICE fivi CENTS Solicitor Stated That lie Would A'of Hear the Case if the Absence of the Judge Affected it Hut it was Pointed Out That" His Counsel Could Make Necessary Objections Sew Item, Msrth 27, .lodge Car- lit i" ltldsne,Ctl. lie M hut precllt t the Carter-.VIieiitethy investig.ttie)( louiiiuttee hearing in New item tin morning. Imnnhah-ly after the hear, ing nmvined Col. V. SI. IVarsall iimtiient, 'hat the jtnlte w ill, ss "suttering mmie pain," but thai h aoeld d ask (Imv the hearing la- interrupt m on that at.siiuit, The solicitor's isvnn t l pritfessd, 4n unwillitigiips' to pro ved i( the juIge' presence was though; desirable. Chairman Dooghton said the Carter euuel eonld make any m. tHUi they saw fit as to the uufier. At 11:45 oVktrfc this mming l h-s New Item Waring in the Carter. M-r-utthy investigation was closed, and an adjournment tuken uritij Monday nmru ing at 6:,'Hiii llaleigb. stiii,l:iy' hear ing, though fewer spectator were pre sent, w the pic4et yet told, ChaVtee I! Tin, mm akrd leave to make a state ment as to II. P. Whttchurst'a lestl moiiy of the day tefote to the effect that Mr. Thomas had st tint been witl ing to sign the Srw Hem bar reot. Hons and then n-funl, "Sir, White hurst is mistaken," said Mr, Thomas. When Mr, Tbomas bad left the 'stand Slr. AVliit!'hititie arid. said that siiiie. Jiis. teiliiiumy had. been disiiil he would ak that. Mtwsrs, K, A, Nunu and 1, L. Ward h subiwnaetl, No fur ther action vis tsken lt the eon Jtict of ttfStimony, A soon a Sir. Whilchurst at down TK",TtiinitFrson aTose iir - tdnt. of personal privilege, !tirK leavs to makt a atatemeiif. He aii be nndcWmtl tltvrs was siwthiitg in the pmvtou tlay's records tetlneting sipoti his "nar- Il .....l.l . !. .. ...i, . ., ',, . , ' belt wr anything of !hat ni. tint in tli testimony, to a -It any de cent mn In New IWw almut hint, Chairman Dougbton read a letter from Cnl, Sleek ins of t,)tabetU CiM, cor recting anything he might have aid In bis testimony as to the Carter cli.iln tng probe ll VtOnl6 "teitMitiej( o the defeat of Jlr. 'Fur tier for recorder, Col. Sfeekln Mid l thft letter he r ealled that, the campaign prereded Ihe chain-gsnf disclosure. 1Hher witness' were et Congrrssiu.in C J?. Thomas, Captain Twit l illfotd and Sfr, Ihivid Ifetiry, who recalled the hap- pemnjj tn etarrt. Chair man Doughtna fold lorn luim- tier of witnesses had tetifW as,t Ms gotsl thariiclei. Sir, Hcrjdersnn's state ment a a very apparent, refersnm Ut the testiinon of Sir. 'hitehurst of the. pierious day, in which lie had declined U say that Mr, Henderson's character was good, and had said the solicitor did not keop bis promise. After this the (hit- Setcr of witness had ttgure-t promiaenl- ly-n th testiniottr, Mr. fjingston of the solicitor's counsel was heard to re mark after the hearieg that It most uufortHtiHle the hearing hud Ven hrmufht 1 down to such a level that character w:t- ruis.es w era rwpiti ed. ,, , ... . A telegram wa hamleil Mr, Dough Ion from Mr, Turner of Kliabeth Cl'v 'king that certain witnew( be tiim- fnonei) Mr. Ioughtoii did t seem lo think lit committee w investnting (lie i'aMimtdhk ..... ehuin-giiitjr oesiid'tl, tltbci Mitiii'!e acts, (toward ' My foil, (ieorg WUIis. and Chief of I'o'e C, I.. I . jil'-ll, ll tif aliiittt reel iltfl le. le f-oint si - lies, T iji-j ;te tit" td'fiti'f versori, , ( liailes Ii, TIioiiiwj niflile a tiy slimig wt'tiest for Mr. Aheriiethy. lie atd the judge lis I been Very angry, and that this solicitor' manlier as neither tie fiaui mtf ctiiitctiipltioiis. lie 'upheld e" cry coiilfiiiion of the solicitor a to tb Atomtry mornttijr seetn,- attd-wtteH-e Ud -if be wouid have sat down htm'lf, ie ilieil: "I! would have depended noon hoar I "felt r tlie time. I dulrt if I sleinl l liaM at down." - - x lie thought tb ' judge rtiighf have otei-haikt'il the solicit. ir's tet'si"tenc,', f ir fthtfh t(onij there - legsl pt -j-uU.-itt . ......... ii eiosn sssniitiatinii he tfd to fife "the Hattmoru and other cases," at;d as pcninptty requested t 'tited aode. i sitsi-y SsltM ii t woold hV IsM'U a juiJtiW-swtorjr -u-th-dicitjui: oer, the jodg bad t .- jinlj yiel.ted to hun Monday morning- Among tlie pcj!tjts at this titers jog's ses-ion u's ,lsni Itaoghan of Wtishingtoe,; N. C; who linticimeiit for murder hs (tgutd m prominently in the hearing. Ha happened to W in towe, in) ws prewtit merely s stettalir. .f.idg .M,niiin; left fur Katefgh last nicbt. Judge Outer is not eiiioily eft. nd ititesol tup io-td to Ua'eigh i'li the M-t'tinftt-'ei " ' ;;:";'. r. '.:. .1 LARGEST MAM IN EASTERN NORTtt tAROLINA IS DEAD filiVtli City, Slr.h -.'7. The Lug t mill lu eastern NoitTi ( amhtis. sod -osib!y tha largest in the tafe n is j if died at his fcoruw in Cu!ornh, Tvell ' county. He wetehed pearly 40i imnn.l, . That peron wae Will ftii-khoiisc, rh rk at tba eourt ef Trrell county.' He. srend aver t feet tall, and, a few years aifo, tip!d the si)e over 4iai icni Sir. Brickhon ess one of the be. t. , knows men in t'rn Vtolh Camlm.t. Hi was clrk of the wutt for aW",t Hi v-t. He wa also pttimineot iu fra- , tema! tir-hs and held tiurtaut jst-i. '. tion in the Jr., O, C. A. SI. tie i leading memlier of th Baptist church : of Ckiliunbia, ' , S
Winston-Salem Journal (Winston-Salem, N.C.)
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March 28, 1915, edition 1
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