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PUDLICHED EVEnY. MQWOAVf AND THURSDAY
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LOCAL fflffitf
HATTERS OF.WfiQlTHi
. . nDDQ np this .' ip jf inttvt
Business Hous Sold,--A : two-story
brick building owned by. Mr. : Roy
W harton and located at r3lV ' South
Davie street was spld at auction: yes
trday to Mr. E. . P. Wharton for
56,500. . -ly '
Postoifice Banquet. The employes
ol the Greensboro postofllce will igive
a banquet at the Huffine hotel Satur
oav night complimentary to- the retir
ing postmaster, Mr. R. Douglas,
and the new postmaster, Mr, A. W.
Cooke., '; rVv'r''Vl':
For Jewish Relief .-r-f Mr. . Ceasar
Cone, the local treasurer, ; has Just
forwarded to the American Red, Cross
Society $2,767.99 for the relief of
suffering Jews in the European War1
countries. This amount was raised
during the past week, and while a
portion of it was sent to Mr. Cone
irom other towns, the .greater part of
the fund was contributed by GreeuS
boro people. . v
Randleman Has- Newspaper. The
Randolph Progress is the name of a
weekly newspaper that has been es
tablished at Randleman by Messrs.
W. F. Hunsucker and C-0tt:A Scott
Th first number is welf flll' wth
. . w ""v i
IamI 5nH tron'oral Have' tnr), t miatKs,'l
iu.u o fiynB.uu'a ic
nf ntlior roadlnff -mo-fAw ami
evidence of fairly liberal support- in
an business men. - : wUy.A - - v:;,-,.
ma
Fire- in School BuildiMr.lTn Htv I
hieh school building on South Snrine I
street was slightly damaged by a fire
that was discovered shortly after 11 1
o'clock last night. The firemen re- I
cpwuuvu (riuuipu; iu on Miarm auu i
" M (AClUg UIOUCU. I
The damage was not sufficient tn ini.
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tprfpro with c ri rr1 vtavV nnu aWiM
r a
aianeu m a envision wan or tne build-
mg ana its cause is unknown.
Transfer Made. The transfer of
the internal, revenue agent's office at
this place was inade Tuesday, when
vol. T. H. VandQrf ordr formerly in
chae-ofcihel,
came agent of the Greensboro divi-
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sion, which includes all of Knrth
Carolina and portions of Virginia and
South Carolina. He succeeds Col. W.
H. Chapman, who has been transfer
red to San Francisco and whof leaves
Greensboro tonight for his new field.
Elkin Lady Die$ Here. Mrs. J, W.
Dimmette, of Elkin, died early yester
day morning a St. Leo's hospital,
where she had been a patient for sev
eral days. She was returning from
Baltimore, where she had been to
consult a specialist, when she; was
taken ill here and carried to the hos
pital. The body was carried to Elkin
yesterday afternoon and the funeral
will take place at the Baptist church
there this afternoon. Mrs. Dimmette
is survived by her husband, two sons
and two daughters.
Tnited States Court. Judge James
E. Boyd convened an adjourned term
of United States court here Tuesday
tor the purpose of hearing a suit
brought by the' Waikertown .Chair
Company against the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company. The
Plaintiff is seeking to recover dam
ages amounting to between $14,000
and $15,000, the claim being based on
the allegation that its plant was de
stroyed by fire in 1913 as a' result of
sparks from a locbiaotive of the de
fendant company starting a blaze
near the property. "
Convict Escapes.- T. R, Turner, a
whne man from High Point, who was
serving a sentence -of 12 months on
tne roads 'or seUing whiskey, es
aped Monday afternoon from the
-uiP located near the. fair grounds
r xwub. r
" . was nr8t convicted in the re-
ried ts gh Point car-
Suoerinr . -v. "s" ve
couvt L vUr an to the SuPrems J
oni v " ,,uwu 1
stool o o Auuo-
nrivTi haVe been allowed certain
dn..Ki vp, wmca,
1U coHiiiiue. 1
-w Firm Cooke & Fentress
tne style of a new law firm that
egail business in RroanaWA 1S..
vvcuDuutif lues-.i
tt " " "-. o ii(iut,-uviiig4v
.- tut;
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0 Hit : VIUUCB
POStmaster Mr nnV aU I.'..j
-squuuug iub yuue& Oil"40 iuurucreu oy an .unsnojwn leT-
, vvm.w ,. ueeit .
OI a Tn ' . . . I . '
t the need
- fa, lUer in his legal business, axid
casting about' for some one with
ural h nimseir lt .was .nat-
a that his choice should tall jciDpn '
rentres Vbo:has;TM
lllim tn . . . : .
-ng law bottt, !
youag attorney
parcel
ated in; Greensbord for iuite4, while
was discontinued Tuesdav ThA t s
clerks who were emnloyed in th a sta
tion will remain in the postal service
ana win beN assigned to duty asrail
way xnait 4erks; ve discbniance
of thet station will increase materially
ine, jsrprkcf rtheXGreehsbdrov postbf
fice force and is exbected to make th
employment of additional clerks - nec
essary. .;i , , : ,
Groundhog bay. According to an
ancient myth and a superstition on
ine part of some people that amounts
almost to, a; religious belief, the back-
uone ox winter has been broken. Yes
terday was groundhog day, and by no
sort of a stretch of the imagination
can it be evetf feared that his hoe-
ship saw; his; shadow at: any moment
aunng the dark, rainy day. This be
ing the case, of course we can- have
no more severe winter weather at
sw xnose wno swear by the round-
hog say we can't. M
Open New Office Mr. Rl D. ir!
ias who j retired- iMondav nieht from
the office of postmaster of "are An ai
bora,' lost Hex time4 In gettine' whnllv
-nacK into the legal harness. Tues
day morninrtie opened his law office
on tne second floor of the Fisher
building, adjoining - the office 1 of his
sucesscc; Ar-4Wi'ooke.f Mr
Douglas did not divorce himself froni
- o- uwt. uiiviw xiiuiBcix iron
th'o low nr'KflA isU
- nmre sci ring as poRT.m apyer
InnH nnnr 'ih. I.'1... n . . - . .- ' .
to distract his attention, ..will devote
HIILTOP PTW Ttthr ! h'
: : : BEFORE iWAhts-H A fTTra
. The big fight- that; took place rDe
cembfir 27 near Hilltop, between Noah
o ouu dwao, Hwaim, ; aifled
-vv,u WJ VVJIA LlilgtHHJ OI JC1H
folks'afid neiehhorst-
I w T -r 3 m. wu au ail
lin? TlloC-H o . I w
-v .-w v v
lltes Jv uoiiins and S. S. Mitchell
inp otner defendants were: Hurley
ana ,Lftndert Breedlove, Everett
Wade. Mary; Gibson, Sallie? Swaim
and "Hpnry " Westmoreland. ' After
cti 1US tne eviaence the magistrates
harfw
Henry Westmoreland &friiarS
onn -f-w. v.rv i . .
me present criminal term of
Superior court.
According to reports at the time
and the evidence adduced-at the trial,
it was one of the bloodiest' fiehta nuiu
Station iDiscon
ed off in Guilford county in a long f ' guilty to a charge of retail
while. The two principal comba- . and was sentenced to the-? roads
tants. Jesse Swaihn anH t
love, the latter being a patriarch of
72 years, "fell out" over a boundary
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line and started in for an old-fash-
lino j. j .
nM.fav i
inner! fiat-ant-eir.. u . I
, w .uu-oa.ull n5ut. neiore tne
affray had progressed far some of the
relatives had taken a hand in the af
fair and deadly weaoons' were caller?
into play. The weapons enumerate
in the warrants included a ?nn o
hammer, an axe handle, a snoke f rhm
a buggy wheel, several clubs and
sticks, two or three .knives and divers
other imnlemento . . . ..ta
mention. , .
wu uuuieruus err i
xjotn areedlove and Swaim ,
seriously injured by cuts.hrA;
contusions, etc., and it seeded jrob
able for a while that both: inenould
die. .; 'X
-Mrs.-A E; Fordliaxit Dead.
Mrs. aV ET Pbrdhlm. mho had heen
critically ill following a stroke of
paralysis, she suffered several waoItb
agodied Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock
at her home at Pomona. The fnnni
Vas held from -West Market Street
oietnodist churcH yesterdav afternin
and interment -made in Greene ' Hill
cemetery. The services were condnt.
ed by Rev. Dr. C: W. Byrd, assisted by
.ev? J. H. weaver and Rev. J. H.
Bennett. : 1 :. ' - -v'
. wuwm uaa oeea aa'actlTft
member of WeSt Market Street Meth:
odist church during her residence ,f
cy ana was especial -
-interested in Sunday school and
ia aaaiuon . to her
mvbuu( ouc ourvireo;i;iier4ed
mother, Mrs. M. J. Bail, three sisters
ana a erotneri ail except -the-brother
uroiiig resiueuis 01 ureenshoro.
Ngro Murdered in Alamance.
RWIWA WnlTror AnlAj l.. u .j
.. '-ew if aiAc. , wwi eu, -who liyeo I
., jiiitmauoii, 1 .jtn 1
.wv, uiwauaYiiis, i
I . VCT JJ OU IU1A.UU;WI1 r'
'iinn af mhii. okj; 'i.:. -'
son or persons Sundav. nia-ht. "tta I
"w w iisiuuuo uuuunj. uiKUl. ; lie I
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j spent Sunday in GibsonTille -andaeft
fthat place for his home about ' 8 1
o W in the evening. Monday .morn-
tof iiis eact? bod wwvJoiind lying
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WORK OF SOTESldR : COURT
MURDER CAB&
;ON;PROBApNr--
Tn the. SuneHor-iiOnrt vesterrfavafc.
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ternoon Judge Cline passed a unique
and rather .unusual sentenceOn a case
against Clariince Idol and -S"-Mc4
Leod, two. white boys of Friendship
tbwnshin. who were '. charged -' with
townshiD. who were chareed "with
hayingf in their; possessio'ii 45 gallons
or whiskey for sale. The boys, who
are about 17 .and IS years " of age
: . i -r. rrr-" r." o-'i
were arrested between Guilford Bat
tie Ground and Guilford College one
night a few weeks ago with an anto-
mbbile load of llduor. and when 'the
case was ' called yesterday both enter?:
ea pleas of guijty. -
Judge Cline put both Idol and Mc-
Leod under probation for. a period j
or three years, Sheriif Stafford and
Deputy Sheriff Lucian Smith to loot
after them and report their behavior
to the court. Young McLeod was 6r
dered to remain on the farm for thW
next 12 months and be . obedient' to
tend school regularly ; -d'urine vthe re
mainaer of the term, v The; idea of
Judge feline, in disposing of . the case
in this Jway-is: to give t&e youthful de-
ienaants a chance to make, men! of
themselves. ' - '""; "'
The case against O. C. ilinrman.
wno is charged with embezzlement
ffrTrif thi T T nS' rm... ''
chine Company while manager of the
company's Greensboro office, was ennS
nn uea unxu ine May term? tI' court.
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The case had previously been con
tinued from the November term,
The jury was unable to tagree in
the case charging ' Edgar Burton, a
young white man of High' Point, with
abandoning his baby , on a train in
Greensboro a few weeks ago and a
mistrial was ordered. The iurv stood
six for conviction and six for acquit
tal. Burton's wife, the mother of the
infant, who actually left the hahv r
w
the train; was discharged by the Mu
nicipal courtfor th e reason tti 4. v.
, - y v.w iicic
is no law in this state under whinh a
""f f10 uuur wnicn a
S:.
ment. The husband and father was
sentenced ten the moHo h... i
oman can be punisheCibr. abandon;
- ,ui um iuuh an
appeal to the Superior court. The
se wm remain on the docket for
&t the May term of court.
pharles Haynes, white, entered a
Ior lQrefi months
T TT ,. , .
f Jo:Holt white youth, entered j
? f gUilty to the charge of gam
-w:no,a wnite youth, entered a
uniiK dim was rt n &H o cr .
lng
-"-vi o ana tha
COStS.
Will Ray, white, suhmitteri
charge of forcible trespass and was
liueu -paz anfJ tne costg
Jim McCauley. white. w
guilty of larceny, sentence being re
served. Murder Trial in Progress.
The grand? jury Tuesday returned J
true hill fni
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Wenorh, a young white man nf oni
" "."v, a juuug wmie man oi 204"""OC twu wmie maies,. eignt col
VAAl'S' TXrVi r fainlln H 1 a . - I mA1 ' wml -1 - -t rt ' , . - .
, ' " ci.axjr uu( ioan vjnn3- uioica auu v uoioreu iemaies.
tian, colored, in a grocery store and; There was found on hand 300 bush
restaurant on Bast Market street at ls of corn, 100 bushels of peas, 25
an early hour Christmas morning
Thfi rasa nras ziall.J 1 ; . - ' - l
-w o v&o iiiui nigt i
vuiiovi m court Derore i c vuimwa, uusueis oz xrisn
the noon recess today. Solicitor Botfyj Potatoes and a considerable supply
er annminAorl Vi , , j . ' . Jnf rnnvti m.. 1 - il : . .
for a verdict of first degree murder j
; - .(, uc wuma noi tSK-j
nere are . a number of wiM
to be examined and the
hardlyle concluded before tbmpirSw.
The dendan who is eprese&d
Dy Messrs. Charles A. Hines and Mi
D- Broadhurst, entered a plea of not
guilty. He does not den v fi Hn tw
fatal bullet, but claims that n a
acting in self defenses
The little store -fiS-whicn the
trouble occurred abpttt U o'clock in
lu "ruinK -wttS ffllied w1th-a ri
of boisterous iieoe-.nri Tw-t
d some trouble wittt ot tteinil
1 Bininser, over the sale f-arpats
I6 of cigarettes. Welborn. who wii
uie BW wniteiman In the place - say
there was - talk of a threatening, na4
iure. . wnen . ne believed -he
about to be assaulted bybn:pr?
uwws ue arew jus 'pistorndr
began firing. The negro .who seeing
to have precipitated the ronbiej;
v" uuuoiuieu, Dili taree
tt. y uut jtnree otners
v- ujr Duiiets, one OI
"""f;0 puiiets, one of thett
r. .v." ujriug1- - several
.days
lver; - i . ".
' ." 'Other nuaAJB-w
Charlea-mit, vhUe, ' was "fonnd
gnilty:?of .retailing. ' - t
- .
' Oscar :lunday,- white was.oaad
guilty of an : assault with a lewdly
s&&-v-
mm the charg of cruelty to
faffi
'4thVta. . -,-r..,
tJ;theVcbflta
J''Wf -jii .
; ana' were capturea
fii 9iariptte Will Phimmer, C.
tgbia'a Hugh Martin entered
'rrti it-. J -ii
jlie.we sentenced to the ;roads for
Itotiir -mAw.' j ' " 'i
mokthsJ'
f Itigt5Martin ; was V ;alsp - charged
""mvvwauug a. uiacpaue aistmery.
We ?niei-eri nwAf n. ,
witn0perating a blockade distillery.
seniened to the' roads for 14 months.
Ma?i?i,w,.a8 arrested during the
ehristSa . holidays . by - Sheriff Staf
fpr4VanC Deputy Benbow at his stili.
VhiasVipcated on Mr. J. E. Dil
io. farm, near Oak Ridge. :
- Jlfe'ennelly, a young: tijayeling"
man from New York, who was,arretr:
elere jU8t before Chrtetmaiand
committed to jail on .a charge! jpf
criminal assault preferred by a MrS.
Suttle'iDf, Ash evil 1 e WQQ vivan tils
Hl'-re woman inthe case f aiu
t -ppear when the prisoner .was
.ur iriai.-.. i uesaay ana
a
ContinnancA va . wanj i l
Mgyrm of ,cojrt;:' wheh alholie-
Proas will doubtless be taken by the
FPnn!?uy : was allowed to go on
W? rPSUi2anjce. There . was
v? jtais ..casej
from Hhe. first, and no anrnrispJwn 1
expressed rwhen. the .woman who .pre-
JeF? w .cnarge jajieji to appear in
f . JeTfpllfdwing constitute the erand
lury: g j; A. Hosk;ins, foreman,; T. J.
Brooks, J.. W.. Wharton, Charles A.
Spiitli; jT A. Barker,. S. A. Kirkman,
W.; .."Shoifner, VW, .q..." Crews,' T- R.
Coble, )&'. S. Armfield. . S." A. Watkins.
WJ U. Burton, Charles L. Shaw, W.
A. Watson, W. H. Daniels, Carl Gil-
breath and J. C. Bouldin.
Grand Jury s Report.
The grand, jury finished its work
yesterday afternoon, submitted its
report to the court and was dis-
charged.
Seventeen true, bills of indictment
r ut ,vws. iiui y u.o uul
acted pn.- .. . . .
The county offices and institutions
and, the convict camps were visited
and inspected as required by law.
There are 38 inmates of the county
home, 18 whites and 20 colored. No
complaints were heard of mistreat
ment or neglect. The reDort recom
mends the erectionof a suitable en
closure for the insane ward, to afford
the inmates opportunity for exercise.
fresh air and sunshine.
The county home has on hand
about 100 bushels of corn. 15 bush
els of oats, 50 bushels of sweet pota
toes, and has 25 acres in wheat. 10
acres in oats and two acres . in rye.
The stock, cattle, etc., consist of two
mules, five cows, one yearling, one
brood sow seven shoats and 200
chickens.
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Anere are zu prisoners at the work-
house -two white males, eiirht rr.i
bushels of lima beans, 100 bushels of
v " v .
airaafi 4M - rt l , i ' .
wfe iccu. uc tt lesiucx conaisis
of three mules.
One white male government oris-
oher and 11 Colored male countv nris-
oners were found in laili v. ; Three ' of
tne prisoners are convicts who are
under treatment of the county nhy-
sician. The grand Jury recommend
ed that a more secure; and suitable
enclosure be erected: around the . jail
The convict camp nearrHigh-Point
w VfW vckUApi .nQaiTiiigu 4, uiuit
in, charge or Walter C. Ne.lsoi, ;has
x prisoners, one w;iute and ,20, col
ored. The camP: ha . ninigc. mules. .
The camp located southwest of
Gyeens bono, near the fair grounds', is
in charge of Ector-Stanley and there
are nine, colored prisoners; .
The camn north of Greensboro.- in
charge of C M. Andrews, has 38 pris
oners, 17 white and 2 1- colored. There
are 18 mules at this camp. - 5
On account of b'ad' weafhe the
grand jury did not visit the other
two: camps. ' '':-: '.f'V,;-
.The offices of the clerk of the court.
sheriff register of deeds, treasurer,
auditor and sunerintehdent of schools
were found in eood condition, the offi-
cials doing faithful and efficient work.
I4EVEES.; ON "I" TH3E ; : IflSSISSIPPI
AND; TJROtJTAltY STREAMS
abb breaking:
WT. ' . r w . ' r - -
Witn the levees on the Mississfnnf
: oi trw xueinoaist cnurch last .Thurs
.'5" st7am8 "rtlntt dylT- ttight. adJoWd Monday
J op-,e.vfrom, th?lr to faeei next Jn Akhcyllle.- The fflS-
S W ' OWV8 te.ot &gt3 prononnbed oieohthe most'
acres of rich farm lands; the flood . . :. . . "
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situation i, in Arkansas, Mississippi
No loss of life has yet been renort-
ed. but there is much suser
wnere m the affected district. The
property damage, will be enormous.
wo "uui iuree io ten-ieet
in the streets of the town,. The city
was practically deserted five thoU -
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sand citizens having fled. . . -
All train .service has been stonned
-a v,DoV'f v - 7 - '
A break in the Arkansas river levee
Purred and more than half of th?at tary, Mrs. G. W. Whitsettj -ToZZ
city: is under water. . Public schools spending secretary, Mrs H A Dun
were, closed and skiffs wero 'JkL--h iJ,-, ? 5 T8'?'.A' Dan
- - v r :r -s.fuaiH, treasurer, jars.-P. N: Peacock
rescue-the children -and. -familtA Vri-k.---' . - eacocK,
Tiw- ' - Y"-v7-v- - ;t
fof n", ? "-hth?neT?r b
lore ahd Still rising. Thousands waa
1 i.vrv -w" ia " , . : - .-?-p.r .-s iiJ
tte-secttond
of the; lake villages by the breaking
P' the levee near Red Fork, f Govern.
?ueut; engineers at Vicksbufg .started
rctie parties to the -"rfUer. oil huh-
vo wy were marponea in sections
adjacent to ihat'ritv " ' v "7 4 v -:
The levee at McClalien. Ark" broA
and five hundred' prsciik.jair',des
perate need of help. The wateiiwlll
overflow, a hiimber. of surrounding
Bman villages, ;it is feared and many
acires oT land will be submerged.. Six
thousand people are affected, by this
break.
ReUef of Flood Sufferers, ,,
Washington, Feb. 1. A: ?500,0.00
appropriation forv sufferers : from
floods . in tthe ; Mississippi valey"y -in
1916,. along -.with1, the authorization
to use. war department tents,-blankets
and rations for the destitute floofc
victims, was proposed in? a joint res
olution introduced oda v bv TtonrtL
tative JlusseU oX-Missiuri.tRepre-
senxative Barkley, of Kentucky, intro
aucea a bill, to appropriate $400,000
for a similar purpose. '
TO SPEAK FOR IiAYMEN'S
MISSIONARY COXV3ENTION,
Addresses in . behalf of the lay
men's missionary convention, whir-h
is to be held in Greensboro February
win be made Sunday by a num
ber of men of the city as follows:
J. Norman Wills Tabernacle at 11
A. M., Battle Ground at 3 P M. and
Oak Ridge at 7.15 P. M.
C H Ireland Gibsonville at 11 A.
M. and Whitsett at 3 P. M.
Dr. J. S. BettsMuir's chapel ..at
11 A. M. and Friendship at 3 P. M.
Dr. J. L. Mann Jamestown at 1 1
A. M. and Groometown at. 3 P. M. .
T. C. Hoyle Rehobeth at 11 A.
M. and -Zion at 3 P. M.
Rev. A. C. Bridgman Alamance at
11 A. M., Moriah at 2.30 P. M. and
Proximity at night.
A. M. Scaleis Buffalo at 11 A, M
and Midway at 3 P. M.
; Judge N. L, Eure Holt's chapel at
11 A. M. and Mt. Pleasant at 3 Pi M.
Rev. C. E. White is to be at ti1
gah inthe afteiponri-, - .
Q-::Monroe;-will address a -ntrtn
meeting at Summerfield at 3 P. M.
Dr. .u W. Moseley will address a
union meeting at Liberty in Ithe affe.
I E. J. Davis is to" address meetings
noon
at Brick church and ml- tt .
the Committee has not announced the
I -w
pours.
. ..u69 ttiso oe neia at Hines
chapel. Pleasant Ridge and . other
churches, . but . the .apointmentav ha
not heen marl "
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Death of E. Henry. Flasir.
M. our riasr, an agea.,-resi-i ..'.7- ""f Juutcai committee
dent of the county .'. died. .lklondayJ11 ' favorable rertof a.well-
morniner at tfi h.ma lu ! I known Jew to fltl im;7iT- ..
- wo wi ua bub, ur.
. - - ' v
r. w. r iagg, at Brown Summit. . He
was 79 years.ip-ld and had been in
feeble health . for some time. ' Mr.
Flagg was a native- of ..Germany,, but
rnm tn tho TTnlrat.t..
yng$nd settle. Illinois. Here-
lu iuM bibw .tuen
ne came to Guilford . county to make
his home "with his son.' '
(Mr. Flagg is surrjved 'bf his aged ; P Vf Vnilte'NcMrs. Cyn
widow and sixehildren, who a're- ard died Tuesday morning' at
IU:-' ReV. Al H-ftwf-AMiimiM'."
Iuk pi FTMrown.S
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SnssIONARY. CNFERExrr:
; Mh clones iriNE session;
; The T annual meeting of the Wch
manV Missionary ' Society. - of the
Western North Carolina Conference.
wucu .convenea 7 in - west Market
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Buwcssiui ever. neia in the' history of
the society ! - . ' - "
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Uionary work this , year: The fund
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. Officers the ensuing year were
elected as follows- , - ?
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i - wovfc, u.a. iiucj xi. . nonprr..
son:, firat ce nrede
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I oci;uuu ice presiaent, Mrs..
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'svimipoi.: mission study and
PH1'"C,ty- W-R. Warren! suert
tc""c BOU service, Mrs VV . a,
Newell; superintendeat
Mrs.--j . N. Hauss; r distributer -of. 4it-
eraturer MrsJw. p frmiat
Of woman's nace fn A Hw--r 1-Fir
-r . .u.i vuug, H.X0.
Harris, !rsVH.B: oyer: and
the council.-
f Th Uajtrtct&ie
werer .Asheville. Mrs.: v-TRf.
CharlbtteV '?imZ?Vr. KrPresW ;
Greensboro,; Mr- R. Ni Mann "kor
gantdn; NMrs Brdobawin; J Mt.;
Airy; Mrs. j. L oltz North Wikes
borb.ilW.W.'F; "Tfogdoai3rfurJ
Mrs- Jj. Shinri; Shelby -Mrs. f). T.
Morrirv- totesvilie, sMrs. .' A. War-'
lick; Waynesvi.iie, Mrs. M.-D. Cow
an ; WinstonMR; Midurtney.
NEW 3IEAtT INSPECTION
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It has 'been decided bv the nitv
missibhers Tmake ' ceftitr
in ; GreensDorb';meai lkw
that will;; in -a -ferge ioeasw-meet
the suggestions contained in th -res-.
olutions; adopted recently by: adjoint
meeting-, of - committees of theT:Guil
ford County Farmers vDiiion. the
county farm bureau and the Chamber
of Commerce,. . The most radical
change suggested in the resolutions
ebneerned the appointment .of deputy
inspectors in the various voting pre
cincts where their services should he
desired. .. . " .
The commissioners have aereed to
this and the icity attorn ev nai k1
instructed to rame a new ins'n entr
ordinance that shall embrace the dep
uty inspector feature) It is under
stood that the ordinance will provide
mat the . deputy, inspectors shall be
appointed by the city ' insnApW w,
will instrucf them inltheir duties.
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RACEi PBEJt7Di!E .WlIX' -
. lSOTDEFEAT BRANDEIS.
It now appears 'that the nominator.
of Louis DBrandeis asiTmempr of
the lTnJted. States Supreme Mxjk wiU
be. confirmed, by. the senatJ, unless
charges affecting the personal integ
rity or JudicUl.eharac.ter and temper
ament of the appointee should be
made and sustained: - SenatWi. a -
Overmani acting chairman , nf ti.. ':-
ate judiciary committee; has maie the
ioiipwing statement in. regard to the-
matter -? - -;.
"I have not said how i Vin 'w-
on "the nommation "pf : Mr. ' Brandeis,
I tried.' as aiMnr " t-.. . .
.. - . 1 - vuauuuu oi tne
senat judiciary cbminittee. to "
- commutee.; I
did not nil?0 anyDempcrat on the
an
Unfavorable ontnfW " "1. .
.1. . . -wr.w w. uie uomina.
on. mere is no race preiudice ln
I the committee against randeis. Twn
I . ..wu nuyviiam once
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I "The senate f committee known
I tt? t9u" Branded and & trying to'
get the truth Tjnless something af-"
I fectfnsr imp "RmikIsI.i ..- ,,
M.Hdri toaractir and temperament
",vu6cu abu uiamiainea, tne nom-
I "alien wm be confirmed:M. '
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Mills.6Ial7 "White7 Oak ft e Wi " Tft-
andsnved by two iona
1 and twb dauskters. -The- tcljvr
.n$rsattie;Stewar were .selected as
alterhat Veleg'ats tohifc'-meetiiUr. of
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