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VOL. 87. GREENSBORO, N.; C, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1908. NO. 38 , - - . - - . : .- ... . . t)r W. J. RICHARDSON ctfice: mcadoo building NEXT TO POSTOFFICC jtSIDENCE: 615 WEST GASTON ST. J. H. BOYLES, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON - - 4 Office In Holton Drur Store Building. . Office Phone 806., Kcs- 409 W. Gaston; Res. Phone 768. ctf. E. WYCHE dentist OFFICE IN CARTLAND BLDG. SOUTH ELM ST. OREKNSBORO. N. C. Dr. M. F. FOX PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON GUILFORD COLLEGE. N. C. Vn E. A. BURTON DENTIST . Ofiice In Mrs. W&tlington building1, Hext door to Couyer's Druff Store. Upstairs. C W. BANNER. M. D. 0?rO8ITB POBTOrFIC. Practice Luuited to the Eye. Eat. -Nose &nd Throat. OSoe Hours 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.; 2J0 P. M. to 5 P. M. Sunday. 9 to 1(130 A. M. given to the wortby poor. OS, fhone 30. ' ! Residence Phone 390. Dr W. P. Reaves Trt. years House Surp-eon New Orleans Eye, Kar, iMose ana inroai nospiuu. Practice Limited to Diseases 3 Sur-' ery cf Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Hours 1.30 to 5 P. M. Building. " Next to Postofflce. Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB DENTIST Offlee prer Sykes Drue Company. . Phone 793. - Dt.liWilliams Dr.A.F.Fbrtiine Offices 108 W. Washington. BorRa: hours: 20 to 1; 3 to 4." 8.30 to 10; 1 to 3. Tn Clinic for Poor Deserving Patient: Coemption. Mondays and Thursdays, S to 4. Diaeaw-b of women, Tuesdays and Fridays, I to. t. T. "if tO. 4. I. SCALE. Taylor & Scales j ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW G&SEBSBORO. H. C. tii M. pouplaa. Robert D. Doujflas. DOUGLAS G DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS AT LAW t:tut ik Gree&SDsre Lean. and Trust Bldr. THOMAS C. HOYLE ATTORNEY AT LAV City Fat'l Baas: Bldr.. Greensboro, V. C. Special attention given to collections. Loan negotiated. Two cider mills at cost at Townsend & Co.'s. " Mr. R. F. Rice is in New York on a business trip, f Seed'rye and crimson clover seed. C. SCOTT '& CO. Mrs. w. L. Cranford is quite ill at her home on East Washington street. Seed rye, seed oats, clover seed, grass seed, etc., at Tucker & Erwin's. Messrs. Lahser & Roy have open ed a - studio in the McAdoo office building. " . The county commissioners are in session today settling with ex-Sheriff Jordan. Hon. COUNTY CONVENTION SATURDAY A. L. Brooks is making and Person Democrats Name Winning .Ticket and Listen to Stirring Address by ex Governor Aycock New Chairman of Executive Committee. State SenateJohn A. Barringer. House of Representatives J. R. Gordon and Thomas J. Murphy. Sheriff Burgess E. Jones. Register of Deeds Abel G. Kirk- man. Treasurer Gordentia H. McKin ney. , Coroner W. W. Wood. Surveyor Robert N. Gilchrist. , county - Commissioners J. A. Da vidson, John A. Young, W. C. Tuck er, L. A. Walker, and W. G. Brad shaw. - The above is the winning ticket placed in the field by the Guilford county Democratic convention Satur day. Every man on the ticket is a well known, faithful and loyal Demo crat who will fill the position for which he has been named with credit alike to himself and the constituency he will serve. The convention was held in the Grand opera house and was called to order by County Chairman Brown -a few minutes after 11 o'clock. Every precinct was represented, the crowd being one of the largest that has attended a county convention in Guil ford in many years. Many ladies were present, occupying seats in the boxes and the balcony. f After an invocation by Rev." Mel ton Clark, pastor of the First Pres byterian church, Secretary Collins read the call for the convention and called the roll of precincts. Mr. E. D. Broadhurst, in a short speech, introduced ex-Governor Charles B. Aycock, who had accepted an Invitation to address the Demo crats of Guilford on this occasion. Aycock's Stirrig Address. The distinguished speaker was ed the enthusiasm of the Guilford Democracy and proceeded to make what is' pronounced one of the best j political speeches ever heard in j Greensboro. After a few preliminary , remarks, in whichhe took occasion to j say that this Is a Democratic year Mr. Aycock declared that North Caro lina today has the best government in the American union. He then pro ceeded to dissect the platform adopt ed by the Republican state conven tion in Charlotte, declaring that the Republicans were hypocritical in de claring for elf government. He call ed attention to the fact that the Dem ocrats have' increased the pension fund for Confederate soldiers from $30,000 to $400,000. and stated that Jthe Democratic administration in this CUlt.LO 11 UUi VU1 J(A1 utrj aiiu cial interests two-thirds of the taxes required for meeting the expense of LUC oiaic guici I11UCUI. The speaker thought the late Re publican sate convention should have passed a resolution of thanks to the Democrats for having made the Republican a white man's party, and said the reception tendered Mr. Cox the Republican candidate for gov ernor, upon his return home from the state convention would have been impossible under fusion rule in North uarouna. Mr. Aycock paid an eloquent tribute to Bryan, saying his greatness is due to his true heart, which beats In sympathy with the striving people and that he does hot patronize any one but meets all on an equality. Mr. Bryan was described as the typical, unterrif ied Democrat, nominated for speeches in Granville counties this week. Mr. S, S. Brown advertises ah im portant sale" of stock and farming utensils in this issue. J. F. Farrington, Route 5, Greens boro, has some nice Pearl Prolific seed wheat for sale. The C. D. Kenny Company is pre paring to open a retail tea, coffee and sugar store here. Mr. E. O. Pleasants and family, of Virgilina, Va., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bumpass. Mrs.'.W. W. Wood has returned from Asheville, where she visited the fam ily of her son, Mr. N. O. Wood. WANTED To buy an old cane mill that has one or two good rollers. P. L. Stanley. Guilford College. N. C. Mr. Miller G. Clapp left this morn ing for Atlanta to take a position as bookkeeper for the Southern Light Improvement Company. The market on hides is off a little at present but I am still paying the old price, in cash. A. C. FORSYTH. Miss Hannah J. Wise, a capable trained nurse who graduated recent ly from St. Leo's hospital, is now lo cated at 401 West Gaston street. Tel ephone 893. Fine Appier seed oats for sale, at 75 cents per bushel, at my farm in Jefferson township. Seed purchased from T. W. Wood & Sons last year. JOHN R. STEWART. Mr. R. C. Bernau, the' jeweler, wants - to puchase at once at least one hundred pennyweight of Guilford county gold, from which he will make souvenirs for the centennial celebra tion. . .. Centennial headquarters have been established on the first floor of the Benbow arcade, in the space formerly occupied by Harrison's drug store. The secretary of the Chamber of Commerce is in charge. Rev. S. B. Klapp has been notified of the destruction by fire of a print- ng office he owned at Shenandoah, Va. He had been carrying insurance on the plant to the amount of $1,200, but had allowed the policy to lapse. . Mayor Brandt has been notified of his appointment as a 'member of the ritual committee of the Grand Lodge of Elks. He served last year as dis trict deputy grand exalted ruler for the jurisdiction embraced by west ern North Carolina. Mr. F. V. Suell, of Hartsville, S. C, who will have charge of a por tion of the construction work on Bur- ington's new water and sewer sys tem, was here this week looking for aborers. Abee & Edwards, of Hick ory, are the contractors. Rev. Melton Clark and Rev. Chas. E. Hodgin, of this city, will supply th ! president by the great body of the 1 .''!-.' X Jiouison, Li. K. H OWPrtnn TSTnrtVi Tof . I M D lrnti -i- uieiv n r-r-S n v n t tjoCXt . ai' nappsr Clay, H. E. ,;OITI1MOn,roe' evlll; Democratic Cadidate for Vice Presi: North Gilmer, L. A. Henley; Precinct . . ... o. 6, t. J. Murnhv: Prerinrt Mo Aae people oi umirora and sur- 4, C. C. McLean? Fentress C T j rounclmS counties will.be interested T Weatherly: Center jto learn that Hon. John W. Kern, of a S . n . - . -' I T J 1 . . T-v - . . ITT iaru; south Morehead J W Cook AUUiaua uemocrauc canamate ior Precinct No. 1, J. J. Stone: Precinct ?ice President, will speak in Greens- No. 2, E. J. Stafford; Sumner R C. boro on Tuesday, October 6th. Mr. $ Short; Bruce, C. H. Willson;, Friend- Kern will make only three speeches shin H r tr o ut.. 0.1. ni in North Cnrnlinn hi E. Whitaker; Deep River, S. C. White-1 Pintments bein at Asheville on Oc- this bank has endeavored - iorxn rllgn JrOint iiODertl ouu ifmowu-ouicui uu iuc v i , . Brockett; South High Point," S. L. 7t5; , r to pursue a progressive The management of t Davis. Before he left the Denver conven- The secretarv anno-inr hQ .Votoi tion, after having been ' nominated POIICV. tO De liberal Ul ltS S vote received by each candidate in for vic president, Mr. Kern was in- j ,J, ' the primaries and the nominations Vlted by Hon. A. L. Brooks to visit Treatment, and tO adtiere J made were ratified by the convention., the Fiftn district and make one or cnVlTr The nrimario hv-Tr foii i. more speeches durine the camDaienJf -"-'"J uiu iwgtuuiaiu f06 V16 !,nXltation o.n con- lines of banking. Its bus- i that he found it convenient to I T 1 i ; iness is confined exclu- ? The primaries havinsr nate a Candidate fnr treaanrpr the I and convention took n vnt on tho tviroo I dition wttuumaies wnn me rono wins result: I uojuhui. xt ia aigiun-i G. -H. McKlnnev t w xt. cant to note that two of the three! Nairy, ,43.61; A. Weatherly, 1.383. Mr. speeches Mr. V Kern will make in SIVely tO that of banking, f McKinney having received a major- Nrth Carolina will be delivered in . . I r - , ity of the votes, was declared the the Fifth district. Having ;none Qt ltS TUndS nominee of the convention. ' Mr- Kern's visit-to Greensboro will 1 ' j,,,' ' i-tj,, Aside from the nomination of a arouse more than local interest and ocvr, uunua candidate for treasurer, the only con. will be the occasion of bringing to- f test of the pnnvpntinn waq nv gether one of the largest crowds that X v w.. . resolution HmiUng DemocraUc office- ev.er assembled here to hear a politi- U Accounts of rntwrva- holders in the county to two terms The resolution was offered by Mr. A. L. McLean, of Jefferson townshiD. ana was in the following Ian eruaee: Be it resolved," That it is the sense of this convention that hereafter no Democrat shall be eligible to hold the same county office in Guilford county for more than two successive terms' Mr. T. A. Lyon spoke in support of the resolution, and when he had con ciuaed Mr. Samuel Browne moved cal speech. It is presumed that his speech' will be delivered in the af- five rwnW xxrfuV'Vcitv ternoon, as it is believed more peo- . T r 7? - t l : 11 r services or a weu pie- from the surrounding country could hear .him at a convenient feour then than at night. - t equipped and safely coh- ducted institution, are S ; j Old Soldiers to be Made Welcome at f curuiany UlVltea. Centennial and Fair. The board of managers of the cen- that tha resolution be tabled. The tennial and the directors of the" Cen- mg accounts. Robert C. Strudwick A t?TORNEY3 COUNSELLOR AT LAW ;?i Cmrt Saaret GRZE3SB0E0, V. C. P. HOBGOOD, Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW. i?iTe in Wright Building, Opposite Court House Greensboro. N. C S. GLENN BROWN 1TT0ENE7 AT LAW Wright Building 108 North Elm St. Ur. M.Scott. Chas. E. McLean. SCOTT & McLEAN ATTOSNEYS AT LAW . tttce: 111 Court Saaare, Greeabor.H.C. GEORGE M. PATTON pulpits of Alamance and Bethel Pres byterian churches during the ab sence of the pastor. Rev. J. C. Shive, Who has been granted a vacation on account of the condition of his throat. "Satisfaction or money back" is not an empty advertising phrase at TUn.lrnM OL Dirt n t rt fr c SW- T f ""taC uiumauao owwic. I mont woo Moor anH mnol on,l H. goods you buy there are not satisfac- ito . milh aTmlj.11SM, with I x xi a. in me cuui fce ui uis argument ou people, whereas his opponent was the choice of a single man The speaker finished his address with a strong argument for the plat form of the national Democratic party laying special stress on the tariff, the guaranty of bank deposits and the income tax pianKs. His argu- ATTORNEY AT LAW Ufc Court Square. Greensboro, N. C. Tho. i. SHAW CHAS. A. HINCS SHAW&HINES ATTORNEYS AT LAW OcEcce: Rooms 307 and 208 New MtfAdoo Building next to Postofflce, ' tory they will make it right vou everv time. Ask people who have tried them out along this line Yes, we are just opening- up the prettiest and most up-to-date line of ladies' ready trimmed hats tnat will be shown in Greensboro this season Prices moderate 75 cents up to $6 G. F. BLACKMON, 522 South Elm Street. The following are among the trans fers of real estate recorded in the office of the register of deeds during the past few days: From J. H. Wade to Charles Hanner. a house and lot on Florence avenue; from C. H. Wil son to D. Grant Coble,, a farm of 50 acres in Clay township; from W. C. Thompson to P. C. Lochamy, a house and ot on Dillard street. The wholesale dealers and jobbers of Greensboro are arranging to make a big exhibit in the industrial build ing at the Central Carolina fair, a meeting: to consider plans and perrect arrangements' having been held last nieht. The exhibit will show the growth and strength of Greensboro as a wholesale market and is expect ed to be one of the most interesting features of the fair. We are going to make a specialty hereafter of men's and women's two dollar - shoes, , and expect to double saIas in this line this fall and winter. The lines formerly priced $2.25, and they J are mighty good ones, will be sold at ,$2.0Q, and we have had made up quite a number of most excellent special styles and shapes of Jboth men's and women's shoes to oe sold at this figure.; More informa tion in regard to this win De gnen in our regular space next week,- but in the meantime if you want the very best two dollar shoes you have ever bought, come irr and let us show you. THACKER & BROCKM ANN . the tariff, wherein he took the posi tion that the tariff 14 the mother of trusts, Mr. Aycock was interrupted by ex-Sheriff J. F. Jordan, who told the crowd that he had been requested by District Attorney Holton and two lawyers from Washington to furnish evidence In a. case that was to be brought by the government in an effort to put the American Tobacco Company out . of business. Mr. Jor dan furnished the evidence and was told it was sufficient to accomplish the purpose desired, but nothing came of it. After ex-Governor Aycock's speech, the convention took a recess until 2 o'clock ' i Afternoon Session. When the convention reassembled Mr. Thomas J. Gold, of High Point, was, upon motion of Mr. Thomas S. Beall, made permanent chairman, the election being . by a unanimous vote. D. H. Collins and the representatives of the Democratic press were unani mously elected permanent secretaries. The following resolution, introduc ed by John N. Wilson, was adopted by a unanimous vote: "Resolved, by n the -Democrats of Guilford county, in convention assem bled, that all Democrats in good standing who. propose to support the Democratic ticket are hereby made members of this convention and are entitled ta vote on all questions com ing before the convention." The roll of precincts was then call ed and tie primary returns reported to the convention. The following pre cinct chairmen, who constitute the county committee for the next two years, were reported: Washington, T. J. Busick: North Rock Creek, M. L. Fogleman: South Rock Creek, J. W. Summers: North! motion prevailed by a EOOd VOte. Itral Carolina Vnir AssnHntinn hnvo & New County Chairman Elected. designated Friday. October 16th. as jl Immediately after the convention Confederate veterans' day. This will U adjourned, the county executive com- Pe one or tne bi?gest and most im- 5 mittee met for the DurDOse of perfect- Mutant days of the centennial and ing an organization, the meeting be- 5air' and it Is hoped that every mem- ing presided over by Chairman Brown. of Guilford Camp of Confederate Mr. A. Wayland Cooke nominated as mauy veterans frt,. harmnn XT- u t . m irom oilier camos. win De Dresent. 1 v nomination being seconded by Squire C. H. Willson, of Bruce; Mr. T. R. Dillard, of Center Grove; Mr. Rob ert Brockett, of High Point, and oth ers. wnen ne naa oeen re-elected oy a unanimous vote of the committee, Mr. Brown stated that, while he appre ciated the honor conferred unon him, personal reasons forced him to de cline the position. When Mr. Brown ah veterans wno can attend are requested to notify Adjutant W. W. Wood, of this city, In order that he may procure arms and make other arrangements for the parade. All vet erans participating in the parade will be furnished with free tickets of ad mission to the fair. Gen. Evans, of Georgia, the com mander in chief of the United Con- a federate Veterans ; Gen. J. S. Carr, ! Four per cent, on sav- I Exchange Bank GREENSBORO, N. C. , Capital. S300.ooo.oo. E. P. WHARTON, President. J. W. 8COTT, Vice President. R. G. VAUGHN, Cashier. P. H. NICHOLSON", Asst. Cashier. J. W. CASK. Mrr. Savings Dept. Arthur Little .Charged With Theft. Arthur Little, a vhite man from offices The Guilford county Republican convention will be held in this' city Saturday for the purpose of naming ' candidates for county and legislative , The Industrial News' the had refused a unanimous request of man e h 1" the committee to consider his de- ,,T u.;. o ihi,,ui Hin,ion thA fnliowin entiPnipnStatesville, have been invited and are WPrH ninnoH in nnmin!.ttnn r-hnfr- expected to be present and command the veterans. E. D. Broadhurst. by G. S. Boren, of South Morehead; Charles A. Hlnes, by A. M. Scales, of Precinct No. 4; D. H. Collins, by S. L. Davis, of the Jamestown section, was commit-1 Republican organ, says the following South High Point. Mr. Collins stated ted to Jail yesterday in default of I have - been Isuggested l as candidates that he could not accept the position bond for his appearance before Jus- for the various offices: Senate, W. P. if elected, and upon a ballot, Mr. tice Collins next. Saturday to answer Ragan; house, C. E. Coe and J R. nines was eiectea cnairman, receiv- the charge of the theft of $2,100 from wooas; snenrr, vv. is. .Bowman; rei ing 17 votes to 10 cast for Mr. Broad- his sister-in-law. Ellen aGrdner, a resi- ister of deeds, J. W. Causey: treas hurst. dent of this city. When the panic urer, Jeremiah S. Coix ; surveyor, .Tos- The following were placed in nomi- came on last fall, the Gardner - wo-1 eph S. Worth; coroner, Dr. J. J.. Hil- nation for secretary of the committee: man became frightened and drew herjton; commissioners, D. A. Stanton, D. H. Collins, J. I. Scales, W. I. Un- savings from the bank, placing the I J. W. Woody, P. M. Michael, w. A. derwood, C. C. McLean and E. D. entire amount in a bed tick at herlWeiker, C D. Benbow.i Broadhurst. Messrs. Scales, McLean father's, home near Jamestown. and Underwood Announced that they The money was stolen in January,! A meeting of the Baraca classes were not candidates and could not ac- and while Little was suspected of the of the city was heldin West Market cept the position. When the vote theft, it was not until a few days ago btreet Methomst church Sunday af- was taken, Mr. Collins was re-elected, that sufficient evidence was secured ternoon, when a City Baraca Union receiving 16 votes as against 11 votes to justify a warrant for his arrest cast for Mr. Broadhurst was formed cers: T. W Farm for Sale. with the following offi- Alderman, president; W. L. Clement, first vice president; H. M. Scott J second vice president: u r KM 1 r 1 r rr Mr&D CI IMMPRTIPI Vt . " feucu lt- Arthur Coffin, secretary and treasur- Sydney Pass in Jail Charged With " er. The meeting was : addressed by . ... iiuv I lllllll 11- .111 11 11 ir-,x 1 ill -mr v m-rm . . . Murder of Arthur Brittain. K ,l v , T : ' , 7 Mr. JLutner m. xesn, or unanotte, 9 two miles from depot and Pleasant wv, wo c Ltiv srotv c.j rt 1 A 1 l j t v. I " " - J fc4l'vl,'u . j . . ... 1 I I ... , 1 TT 11 . TTI TV I fcw.J. U.U.V,U ero. is in jau on a cuarge ul mmuci, rnree cnurcnes. Jiiiceiieui r. u. his victim having been Arthur Brit- service; can get Greensboro and Ral tain .colored, a fellow workman on a eigh papers by nine o'clock A. M. macadamized road force employed by Comfortable six . room house, good Mr. W. R. Jenkins, near Summerfield. spring and well, The trouble occurred Saturday af- trees, excellent soil. Apply to ternoon. after the men had quit work, MARY S. KING, and Pass contends that he acted in gs.tf Pleasant Garden, N. C. self defence. He claims that Brit ain was advancing upon him with The fall term of the Pomona grad- l heavy stick when he seized the e school opened Monday with an en- weapon and strucK nis assailant roiiment or zdu. wnicn is consiaerea across the head. The blow fractured a splendid showing for that thriving the skull of Brittain, who lingered aim populous suburb of Greensboro. until Sunday, when he died without The school is in charge of Miss Bes- javing regained consciousness. sie Howard as principal and teacher Pass fled to the home of an uncle Gf the eighth grade. The other teach- near Winston-Salem, where he was ar-jers are: Miss x Annie Fordham, sev- Just Exactly Right. "I have used Dr. King's New Life plenty of fruit Pills for several years, and find them just exactly right" say & Mr. A. A. Felton, of Harris ville, N. Y. New Life Pills relieve without the least discomfort. Best remedy for consti pation, biliousness and malaria. 25c at all druggists. L; enth grade; Miss Huldah Marshall, sixth grade; Mrs. W. C. Bradshaw, fifth grade; Miss Bertha Ellar, fourth grade; Miss Lulie Whitaker, third 'grade; Miss Mattie Williams, second grade; Miss Bettie Aiken Land, lirst nmMant T- t VVorl K Tilde. cape ii u 111 a iiciiuu9 civ . . rested Monday. He was brought to Greensboro and coraraitted to jcul by Deputy Sheriff Barker. Mr. Lewis Has a Close Call. Mr. Surl Lewis had a narrow es- i np.sday. while assisting County Com t HT.ll. 1 lnlr1nr of 1l missioner vvai-er m iwnuus some repairs on McCuiston's bridge across Reedy Fork, near the pumping station of the city water worKs. a portion of the timbers gave way, throwing the two men into tne water otwI iniiirinp- Mr. Lewis rather se riously The Greensboro Centennial Associa tion was chartered by the secretary of I state Friday. The purposes of the corporation, as given in the-application for charter, are promoting and si's 4 I -JL LisKi ff TELLER I managing the great celebration of the centennial of the founding of Greens- I a . A"&:: ..--.ik- iou-on nr,H .boro. The corporation has no capital your money riousij. ne uau iuui uuo i , . n l sustained painful bruises about the . u.k - n" count while you are young. sustaiiiu " fr;;t ATV walker t S. Bradshaw, Garland Daniel, Thomas"" , A5 C A. Hunter, J. I. Foust, R. D. Douglas, be surprised t SAVE and start a Bank Ac- You will quiciy tauiv; uut y. "-" T I T, i T. T T?fflnHt fpasar Hone G M Van- mi r ii r. I " - : : reached a place of safety, Lewis was not so fortunate. He was held in the water by the fallen tim bers about an hour before he could be extricated. Farm for Sale. 155 acres on macadamized road, two and a half miles from good school, two miles from Greensboro, N C. No Improvements. MRS. ADA C. KIRKMAN, 208 Buchanan St., City. 38-tf Madison, J. Richard Moore; South horns Strayed or Stolen. From myfarm on R. F. D. No. 3 Sunday night, a black cow with no to see how rapidly your BANK ACCOUNT Scales. will grow when you once get used to saving, even a little, systematically. No safer - place ! - ' -. be found than The committee on decorating the city for the centennial and home coming week has awarded the con tract for the electrical work to G. E. Petty & Co., a local firm. It is the purpose of the management to make the electricaL display especially attractive: Among tb.e decorations compounded quarterly. will be twq big arches across South Elm street one near the Southern Railway passenger station "and anoth er at the court house square. for your money could his Bank. We pay four per cent, interest, - MARTIN CAUSEY. Seed ' oats-Proof. -Appier, Turf and Rust C. SCOTT & CO. HOME SAVINGS BANK Opposite City Hall r GREENSBORO. N. C. C. A. Bray, Pres. Tyre Glenn, Cashier 4 S if j V 5 ?! ! f " I i ; 1 4 .