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PAGE FIVE JOHN C. DREWERY ql)U I HERN BUILDS NEW ROUNDHOUSE FINE FOR OPERATING CAR WHILE DRUNK CRAIG AND STUART WILL MEET HERE KEEP GREENSBORO MONEY IN GREENSBORO Help Greensboro people. Take your Life Insurance in the DEAD IN RALEIGH Prominent . and Widely Greensboro to Get One of Known Man Dies After Largest in TH? fiiAw 18 Months' Illness. f - c, . 3 u 11 4 voai'S aim lunuer puuusuer ui me U.leigli Times, died here today. He lives' a wife and two children, a son and a daughter. Mr. Dre-wry had been ill for more than IS months. His condition be came serious several weeks ago. Mr. Drewery had been prominent in business and civic affairs for many years and was widely known in in surance circles. He was a 33rd degree Mason and was grand high priest of the Royal Arch Masons of North Car ol: ns. and grand commander of the srand commandery Knights Templar v l.)02. He was born at Drewery ville. Va., and was a graduate ot the University of Virginia. He came to .North Carolina in 1888. In 1903 he was elected to the general" assembly:" The funeral will be held. Wednesday morning at 11:30 o'clock at Glirist church here of which he was a 'ves tryman and will be conducted by( the Grand Lodge of Mas.ons of North 'Car olina. , ":' : ',. - .' :'": Guilford Opens With First Football Game Municipal Court Was Bare Of Many Cases This Morning. ,,11 i,'inu Oct . 2. John C. Tlrewerv. 1; .- lirnw - . 1 . . a.rC(l 50. and secretary of the North .oou them, railway officials stated to Carolina Grand Lodge of Masons for day that as soon as possible the erec tion of a $200,000 roundhouse on the Pomona yards would be begun, and to day Resident Engineer Small of Wash ington, D. C, is on the proposed site making a final survey for the location of the plant It was stated that the Southern rail way has already authorized the expen diture of this immense sum of money for a roundhouse to take care of the running repairs on the Atlanta and Yadkin, Winston-Salem and Goldsboro divisions, and the completion of the building will make Greensboro the ehief roundhouse center of the South ern railway, rivaling Spencer and several other big railway points. To day also a representative of a Balti more contracting firm was on the site looking it over preparatory to offer ing a b'.d on its construction. In railroad circles the beginning of v modern roundhouse at this point with a capacity of eighteen stalls, or pits, with a big cinder plant and averything necessary for the repairing or on occasion actually constructing a railroad engine or car is hailed with high anticipations. It will mean possi bly an increase of 25 per cent in the number of employes and a proportion ate increase, in the pay roll of the company in Greensboro. Included in the building arrange ments for the enormous roundhouse are plans for a mechanical coal chute and a turntable of 100 feet, dimen sions. The roundhouse will be built ust in front of the Pomona mill in the "Y" formed by the junction of the Wlnslon-Salem and Charlotte lines. New machinery and equipment will be installed and its efficiency will be maintained at the highest point. The capacity of the plant will be sufficient to accommodate under cover all the road equipment at this point, the new plans leaving only the turntable on he outside. Big Engines Coming. General Foreman II. B. Nabors stated this morning that orders from Mr. E. S. Copman were to the effect Guilford College opens football sea son at home today with Winston-Salem high school. This is the first year that Guilford has had a real varsity team in some time. Coach "Bob" Doak has been working his men into condition ; this fall, and a good season is antici pated. Realizing the short time he had to whip his men into shape, he has given them some stiff drills in blocking and tackling, frequently end ins the day's practice with a hard scrimmage. The Winston-Salem crowd is reputed to be in very good condition and a lively game is prom ised. Guilford plays her next game with Wake Forest next Saturday. The probrble line up for the "Red and Gray" during the first quarter will consist of: Fort, center; right guard, Babb; left guard, Westmore land; tackles. Smith and Winning ham; ends, Marlette and Kiser. At fullback, either Newlin or Hollowell will be chosen while the halfbacks will be selected from a group of four men. Jones, Jonas, Armstrong and Cameron." Semans will be used at quarterback. . ." . .. The' game will be called at '' ff; 30 and a goodly, number of 'enthusiasts .'will, be present to see the team in action for the first time. - .' . -. A fine of $2Q and the costs, in all over $27, imposed by Judge A. S. Wyllie in Municipal Court this morn ing on R. L. Ferguson, charged with operating an automobile while intoxi cated and with being drunk and dis orderly, was concrete evidence of the attitude of the court toward offenders in this description. , While Judge Wyllie did not com ment at any length on the action of the defendant, Ferguson, operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor, it was inferred that the policy of the court would be to impose the extreme penalty of the law for endangering the lives of people on the public highways by persons irre sponsible for this reason. A search of statutes revealed the fact that it was beyond the court's province to revoke the license of the defendant, but that this was a matter to be in vestigated and acted upon by the city commissioners. The court did not state whether a recommendation would be made by it to the city com missioners to have the defendant's license revoked. Gillie Roberts, Lillie Roberts and Sadie Dixon were found not guilty of charges of assault George Christian, an escaped convict, who was captured by officers Sunday, was given an extra term of thirty days for escaping. On Way to Kings Mountain Two Governors Will Shake Hands Here. RALEIGH. Oct. 3. With a view to more fittingly celebrate the battle of Kings Mountain, Governor Craig will be accompanied by his staff. The ad jutant general's office today made ar rangements for the trip. Governor Craig will meet Governor Stuart of Virginia, who will be attended by his staff, at Greensboro on the morning of October 7 and they will leava for Kings Mountain, where Governor Stuart is to make the principal ad dress of the day. - To Take Part in the Carolina Central Fair The Enterprise of High Point says: High Point is to have a large part in Central Carolina fair that is to open at the fair grounds near Greens boro on the 10th of next Month and continue for four days, and Secretary Daniel wants to impress the fact on High Pointers that the fair is for the benefit of High Pointers as much as it it for the Greensboro folks. It is now time to cast little deeds of kindness toward the janitor. ' SOUTHERN RAILWAY PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH. Don't get into the habit of., going around with your bristles , upv-r-tJlii-cago News. . ' - ". . nu '" -V " ,.; : - No Matter Where You Live In town or out of town, if you need the best in Commer cial Printing call on or write to J7 "KENDALL Greensboro, N. C. Orders promptly filled at prices al ways satisfactory. to have all tracks of the division of the company in readiness to carry the 1 Schedule figures published only as in big type of engines that will be used f formation. Not guaranteed. Trains leave on the road by November 1. The ) Greensboro as follows: Mikado type of engine, the largest 12..-C. a. in.. No. 112. dally. Local for Ral- uow in use on the main line, will be ejgh Selma and Goldsboro. 'uiliuan ransferred to" the branch lines, and f'"', "b"S C,h open the Santa Fe type, an engine with ten here at in p.m. and may be occupied lu iriyers, the largest used by the South- j Kaieigu until . a. iu. 3rn, will be 'put on the main lines. I 1.47 a. m. No. SO. daily. Rirmingham Kpe- ..It is Stated that the Santa Fe type -..Mai. I'uuman irawuiff room sleeping car Of engine IS built to pull oO per cent Atlanta aud Observation sleeping c. more v tonnage than the Mikado, and Washington to Atlanta. Tourist sleeping the large trains now operated over the 1 qj&inilnes'i will be increased , in this j oroportion wnen uie new equipuieui is added. It is also stated that a new j automatic stoker passenger engine will also be put on the main line of j the Southern railway at about this j Ime. The automatic stoker engine, it ; is said, is the latest and most modern j as well as highly efficient engine used ; by any railway. It does away with the old custom of having two firemen on one engine and readily responds to the needs of the man at the throt-1 tie. Mr. J. Hainen, general supenn-1 tendent of motive power and equip-! men t of the Southern, has already the plans of the new equipment, and it is stated that it will be installed on this j division at the earliest possible date, j Washington Girl To Marry Italian Prince WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. -Society I circles were interested today in the announcement of the engagement of . Prince Andrea von Compagni of Rome, , Italv. and Miss Margaret Preston Draper of this city, daughter of the late Gen. William F. Draper, former ambassador to Italy, and Mrs. Draper. The prince is on leave of absence from the Cross of Malta, with which he is connected. The wedding will occur October 25 at the Draper home here. car ashington to San I" rancisco via Sunset Route. Diuiug car service. Day coaches.--. : .... - i 1.50 a. ui. No. 20, daily. Birmingham Spe ... -Hal. Pullman, drawing room sleeping car. Washington to Atlanta. Toiirlst sleeping car Washiugtou to San Francisco via Sunset route. Diuiug car Service. Day coaches. ".45 a. 111. No. 31. daily. Augusta Special. Pullmiili drawing room sleeping car New York to Augusta, and New Yors to Asheville and Charlotte and Washiugtou to Asheville. Dining car service. Day coaches. 1 y.-j.j a. 111. .o. li. umi.v. i.oc;u ior .i - i lanta ana points soutu. i'uiiman sleep ing cars Richmond and Norfolk to Charlotte and Kichuiond to Asheville. Day coaches. 7.15 a. m. No. daily. New York, Atlan ta and New Orleans Limited. Solid Pullman train with drawing room and open section sleeping cars New York and Washington to New- Orleans and Macon. Club car Washington - to Montgomery. ODservation sleeping car New York to New Orleans. Diuiug car service. N coaches. NOTICE. In the District Court of the United States . . ... 1 .;..,.... m vtk i '.. ... r or tue w csteru i'i w. vn. . In 'tile matter of Geo. W. Hoffman aud Ben. M. Hoffman, partners, trading as Hoffman Bros., and Geo. W. Hoffman and Ben M. Hoffuiau, individually, Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy. To the Hon. James E. Boyd, Judge of the District Court or tbe Inited States for the Western District of North Car . olina: . . Con r Hoffman and Ben M. Hoffman, formerly of Burlington, in the County of Alamance, and State r orth Carolina, in said District, respect nilly represent that on the 1st day of January, liUO, last past, thev. the said lieo. W. Hoffman and Ben M. 'Hoffman, trading as Hoffman Bros., a partnership, and Geo. V. Hoffmau and Ben M. Hoffman as individuals, were dulv adjudged bankrupts tinker the Acts of Congress relating to bankruptcy, that thev as said partnership, amkeach of them as individuals, have duly surrendered all of their property aim riguts or property aud have fully compiled with all the re quirements of said A ts and of the orders of the said Court totichiug their bank ruptcy. " - WHKKEFORE they pray that they may be decreed liv the Court to have a full discharge from all debts provable agains. the estate of Hoffman Bros., as a partner ship and against the estate of each of them as individuals under said Bankrupt. Acts, except such debts as are excepted by law from such discharge. Dated this 5th day or September. T.tlG. HOFFMAN HltOTHEUS, By . W.' Hoffman, C. Hoffman. Bankrupts. Order of Notice on IVtition for IHsclmrge. It is ordered by the Com- mat a heat Ins be had uion the same on the l'5th day of October, I'.IH!. before Cr. S. Fergusou. Jr., special master, at Greeusboro, N. i'.. iu said District, at o'clock p. in. and that notice thereof be published iu Kvery thtng, a newspaier published in said D:s trlet and . that all known creditors au.. other persons in interest may appear at the said time aud place aud show cause. If apy they have, why the prayer of the said petitioners should nor r.e granted. And it is further ordered by the Court that the Clerk shall send by mail to all known creditors copies of the said petition aud this orr addressed to them at their place of residence stated. G. S. FEKGT SON. IK. Special Master. This September Si, 191G. NOTICE. The United States or America. Iu the District Court of t lie United States For the Western District of .Vjrth Car olina. , In the matter of Ilobnh W. Uray, I.ank . rupt. - . , .In pnkiiitcy. , p To the lion. James E. oyd. Judge of the District' Court of the imteu states ior the Western District of North Carolina; Itobah W. Gray, of High Point, in the County of Guilford and State of North Carolina, aud of said District, respectful ly represents : That ou the 2Gth day of Juiy, IMG. he was duly adjudged bankrupt under the nets of Conirress relating to Bankruptcy, that he has duly surrendered all of his property and rights of property, and has fullv complied - with all.. the renuircniciits of s:ilil acts, and of the orders of the 'imrt toiichinir his bankriiutcy. Wherefore he pray that he may be :e. creed bv the Court to have a full dis charge from all debts provable against :iiw estate under said BauXrupt Acts, e.-ept such debts as are excepted by law frou such discharge. Dated this USth day.pf Aug. 1Mi. Kobah W. Gray, Bankrupt. Order of Notice ou I'etition for IUhcharge. " j It is ordered by the Court that a hear 0 1 Ing be had. upon the same on the 25th ' dav of txtober. V.)Vi. before G. S. Fer- .20 a. m. No. 154, daily For Uamseur. '..".O a. in. No. 10S, daily. Italcigh and Goldsboro. except Sunday. For Durham, FIRS DANK Julian S.Carr President Wm.J.Holloway Cashier. THE BANK OF THE TOWN WeStrive to Oblicfe and Accomodate ThePUBLICr DEPARTMENT We Issue Certificate of Deposit beaoir FOUR percent Interest op ens you an Account -SURE BIND 5URE FIND Safe deposit boxes FOR RENT Burglar Fi reproof .Vaults I nt You Carry the 1 Aii want your fcusineai Durham, N. C Brings Boy Here To Enter Children's Home The New Bernian, of New Bern, in didates that Lloyd Toler, a youth of that city who was sentenced to bs sent to a training school in western North Carolina, will be brought to Greensboro and placed in the North Carolina Children's Home. The story follows: . '.Rev. VV. B. Everett, pastor of the Free Will Baptist church and until recently secretary of the Associated Board of Charities, has agreed to car ry Llovd Toler to Greensboro, where i he is to be confined in the North Car i olina Children's Home Society, for his part in a number of thefts commit ted during the past few months. : "Lloyd, two of his older brothers and another boy, were arraigned m superior court held here during the first week in September, charged with a number of thefts, which they admit ted, and Judge Lyon, who presided at this term of court, made an order -directing Lloyd to be confined at the Children's Home in Greensboro." The Bell to Do Big Things in Salisbury The Salisbury Post has this inter esting item, because it shows prog- TBSS ' The Southern Bell Telephone Com pany desires to erect a building in Salisbury, put the wires underground and increase the charges for the local telephone. That, in a nut shell, is what the companv is planning to do, and to this end a campaign is begun to work to this accomplishment. The conference held last night in the community building was to discuss the plans and start, a process of education which will step by. step work up to the ac complishment of the Company's de sires.; .- ' " - V "r . . : . 8.15 a. iu. No. 44 dally. Local for Wash ington and points north. '8.15 a. m. No. 237, daily. For "Wlnston- Salem and North Wilkesboro. j 8.20 a. in. No. 133. daily. For Mount Airy. i 0.20 a. in. :o. 144. daily. For Kaleigh. i Selma and if)ldsboro. Free recliuiug i chair car Charlotte to Kaleigh. j 11.00 a. m. No. 209. daily except Sunday I for Wiustou-Salem. - j 12.30 p. ni. No. 21, daily. For Salisbury, ! Statesville. Asheville and Waynesville j Chair ear Goldsboro to Waynesvnie. Connects at Asheville witu Carolina Spe- cial for points west. 12.45 p. m. No. 130. daily. For Sanford. j Fayetteville aud Wilmington. Parlor ear. 12.50 p. in. No. 45. daily. For Charlotte, j couuectiug for Columbia and Seneca. ' 1.30 p. m. No. 3G, daily. V. S. Fast -Mail. I For Washiugtou and New York. .- Pull man sleeping cars New Orleans and I Birmingham to New York. Dining car I service. Day coaches. 1.40 p. in. No. 207. daily. For Winston Salem and K lira I Hall. Connecting dally except Sunday with No. Si'j for North Wilkesboro. 2.50 p. m. No. 151, daily except Sunday. For Madison. 3.30 p. in. No. 230, dally except Sunday. For Uamseur. 4.15 p. in. No. 22. daily. For Kaleigh. Sel ma and Goldsboro. ; Chair car Waynes ville to Goldsboro. Day coaches. 4.50 p. m. No. 231 daily except Sunday for Winston-Salem. Fragrant Flowers efferson Standard life Insurance Go. And enable us to loan thousands of dollars more in your county. In addition to its first mortgage loans in Guilford county, the Jefferson's monthly salary list is of more financial value to the merchants of Greensboro than a factory having a weekly pay roll of over $1000. Policy Contracts Unexcelled Ml guson. Jr.. fspe-iai aihsht. hi ici-hi"m-. N. C. in the said District at 11 o'clock in the forenoou, and that notice thereof be published in Kverytliing. a newspape. published in said District, and that :r known cieilitors aim oincr ipiwm terest mav appear at. the said time and pl.n-e and" show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said petitioner ulio'iilil tint ! irrnnted. And it is further ordered by the Court that the Clerk shall send' by mail to all known creditors copies of the said petition and this order addressed to them at their nhice of resldeiK-e as sta-(T. This September 1.1. . ... G. S. FKKUrsoN. -IK-. Special Master. For Mount Airy. Local for Char- For Saufonl. U. S. Fast Mail. tend sweetness and beauty to their urroundings. Like a magic . wand they bestow what is most -beautiful In nature. All the garden and hot house beauties promptly delivered to yon. Let us fashion, your favorite lowers for you into exquisite designs H. Steinsmelz, Florist, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA NOTICJS OF 5.05 p. in. No. 131, daily. 6.43 p. m. No. 43, daily, lotte. 7.15 p. in." No. 132, daily. 7.20 i. m. No. r5. daily. For Atlanta, ew Orleans ana iirniing- bam. Pullman sleeping cars New York i to New Orleans and Birmingham. Diu- .ing car service. Day coaches. 7.30 p. m. No. 46 daily. For Danville. 7.30 p. m. No. 235, daily. For Winston Salem. 10.20 p. m. No. 12, daily. Local for Klch mond. i-ullman sleeping cars Charlotte to Iiichmond aud Norfolk. 10.35 p. in. No. 32. daily. Augusta Special. For Washington and New York. Pull man drawing room and state room sleep ins cars. Aueusta and Asheville to Wash ington and Asheville to New York and Charlotte to New York. Dining car ser vice. Day coaches. 10.40 p. m. No. 233, daily. For Winston Salem. 11.15 p. m. No. 38, daily. New York. At lanta aud New Orleans Limited. Solid Pullman train with drawing room and observation, open section sleeping cars New Orleans and Macon to Washlugtn and New York. Dining car service. No : coaehes. R. H. DePutts, Division Passenger Agent, uarioue, a..1 r Thi sth nf Mai-. 1916. O. F. Y'ork. Passenger and Ticket Agent, j (Signed) - M. W. GANT, Greensboro, N. C. : . -Clerk of the Superior Court. SUMMONS IN DIVORCE ACTION. NORTH CAROLINA. GUILFORD COUNTY. IN THB SUPERIOR COURT. A. P. ST A LEY. Plaintiff: vs. 4 KATE ST A LEY, Defendant The defendant in the above entitled ac tion will take notice that an action for an absolute divorce has been started ngainst her by the plaintiff on the grounds of adiltery. snmmous being issued in favor of the plaintifT and against the defendant on the Stn day of May. 1018. And the said defendant will further take notice that she is required to appear at the term of the Superior Court for the County of Guilford. State of North Carolina, begin ning on the 12th day of June, 1916. and answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the com plaint. This A Message By Mail or By Telephone, Which? "Every letter written in a business house costs somewhere between twenty and fifty cents. The stamp is the smallest item. Stationery, stenographer's time all. bring the actual cost of a letter higher than most people imagine." . h. amnu It is more Economical to Telepfiono Not only does it actually cost less to telephone your message but you reach your man instantly, talk over your business per sonally, and get an immediate reply. Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station. TEL. & TEL. CO. SOUTHERN BELL Hotel Clegg The Hotel Clegg has been for many years the home of the traveling man, and no pains are spared to mate every guest experience a home-like feeling. Splendid tahle ser vice, first class rooms and beds. The Hotel Clegg is con ducted on the European Plan and each guest pays only for vrhat he gr's. The traveling public Is cor dially Invited to give us a call Just across the street from the depot and yet "right in town" W. F. Clegg, Proprietor. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Direct Line to All Points NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST. Convenient Schedules, Excellent Equipment, Dining Car Service, Through Sleeping Cars. The line to "The Land of the Sky." Asheville, Hendersonville, Waynesville. For rates, Pullman reservations, schedules or any other information call on your agent or, write O. F. YORK, Passenger and Ticket Agent, Greensboro, N. C. Jt R. H. DeBUTTS. Division Passenger Agent, CharlotteVN. C. KOI ICE. The United States of America In the District Court of the United States For tbe Western District of North Carolina. Ia the matter of A. SetlifT, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. To the creditors of A. SetlifT. of Relds Tille. in the County of Itockiugbain, aul District aforesaid, nanKrupi. Notice U hereby siren that on the 20th j dav of April, J!l), the said A.. SetlifT was duly aidjudhatcd si bankrupt and that the J flrsr liiectinK of his r-roditors will 1m held j at the offl-e of I Glidewcll, la Itelds villc. X. C. on the IJth day of May. WW. j at lUK) oVlo. k A. M-, at which time the slid creditor' may atteud. prove their j Halms, appoint n trustee, examine the ; i.onLnmt and transact sucn otuer busi ness ns may properly tome before said meet'njr. This May 2. 19:6. G. S. FERGUSOX, JR., '. Referee in Bankruptcy. The Pure Drugs The Good Drugs YC. Drug Store' Our Fountain is Sanitary, is to Please. Give Us Our Hope a Trial. YConyers' Drug Store So. Elm, On the Way to the Depot I m'tHk wm ir m V " " "