CORD
VOK. II. NO. 78
HICKORY, N. C. WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 29, 1916
Price Two Cents
ickory Daily
ANOmfcR INJUNCTION IN
TENTH DISTRICT AFFAIR
Britt's Attorney Secures Restraining Order From
Judge Carter at Salisbury and Proceeds to
Raleigh, Where He Will Appear Before
Judge Bond Friday.
SOME EGGS HIT FINAL FOOTBALL
BY BOYCOTT GAMES EN
IN EAST SOOTH
i I'.y Associated Press.)
SMidwry, Nov. -JD. Thomas Settle'
f Afthcvillo. attorney for Con-
Ulltll lUSH'tCl euvwon l-imiwi vuav,
.ippcarcd before- Judge Frank Carter
Uiiwan county superior court to
,! iy ami secured a temporary injunc
tion and restraining order againat
t ic state board of canvassers, the
. Tktary of state and the coventor
prevent action being taken
!1
t!u election returns from Bun-
ombe county until the courts pass
vn them.
ThN is returnable before Judge W.
M. Bond at Raleigh on Friday De
irmher 1. when a permanent injunc
tion will be sought.
Immediately afccr securing the
temporary
for Ualcigh.
WATERWORKS TO
BE IMPROVED
SHORTLY
i
FUEL
'City council Tuesday night practi
cally decided to overhaul the water
works with the expectation of in
creasing the supply and reducing the
cost of production, and engineers
injunction Mr. Settle left lve ben employed to work out the
j plans. This matter has been under
contemplation for a long time, was
j considered by the last board, but
action was deferred pending the set
tlement of other questions of impor
tance.
Council received a letter from Mr.
J. J. Willard in behalf of himself and
other Ken worth citizens requesting
lights and it was decided to give that
pretty suburb all the lights it need
ed.
The other business before the
board was of routine nature.
(By Associated Press) (By Associated tress)
(New York, Nov. 29. The price of Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 29. ihe soutn-
cold storage eggs wholesale was one em football season cioses wn.ur.uw
morning wnen me egg ooycoii oegan. haye been features almost from the
Eggs sold 34 to 38 cents a dozen, ac- time tne game, has been played.
cording to grade. The price of Two games will have a direct bear-
fresh eggs showed no change from ing on thci southern championship
yesterday. Some of the wholesale and prospects appeared good for both
dealers asserted that the boycott will " jr" .1
play into the hands of foreign buy- ordg, ,other annuai battles include
ers. They said exporters were on- Virginia vs. North Carolina at Rich
ly waiting for the price to drop, jmond; Vanderbilt vs. Sewanee at
The Housewives League today con- Nashville: Georgia vs. Alabama at
tinued active missionary work to Birmingham; Mississippi vs. Missis
discourage the use of eggs. One sipi at Jackson and Washington and
method was an endless chain of tele- Lee vs. North Carolina A. and M. at
phone calls. One woman called 25 Raleieh.
nn r: i - i a j i .
call 25 of her friends soliciting them
I iu tm kaii.
THANM m
11111311 luUl I s i lJ: i;i
HICKORY TO
BE QUIET
' RUMANIA'S SITUATION
SEEMS MORE CRITICAL
A canvass of the bier mablic market
showed that almost every item of
the Thanksgiving dinner will cost
more than last year.
SELECTING
MPROVEMENT
EASTERN
CAAOLNA
(By Associated Press.)
!: i ky Mount. .Nov. there has
en a" decidedly more hopeful t'irn
the fuel situation throuhgout this
, ;;on with'n the last two week.-, ac-
r liriy ti manufacturers here. A
ii;a! solution by the railroads if
. ear shortage problem coupled with
ehaitee of policy on the part of
eeil companies in supplv.rg do
. .tie needs first and curtailing for
!! shipments is held responsible
r the improvement in conditions.
lfacturing concerns report that
t );.".' now are receiving shipments ot,
(. , . 1 1 for their immediate needs and!
thev are promised early deliveries'
t i i i
to replenish depicted siocks
AUSTRIAN BOAT
RESPONSIBLE
FOR LOSS
AJ
TO TRY
Y
EPSTFIN
OR. DEW IN HICKORY
!:
M;
HOLD
UNION
SERVC
E
.Dr. and Mrs. D. II.
here today on No. 11.
Dew arrived
They have
(B)y Associated Press)
Washington, Nov. 29. Latest dis
patches to the state department say
the submarine which sunk the Amer
ican steamer Chemung on November
26 flew the Austrian flag and that
the vessel was both shelled and torpedoed.
They repeat there was no loss of
life and that the crew was given a
chance to escape.
(By Associated Press,)
Goldsboro, Nov. 29. 250 venire
men were summoned from which to
select a jury in the trial of Hyman
Epstein in "Wayne superioir court to
day. Spstein is charged with the
murder of Leonard Edwards last
spring.
t The first trial of Epstein about
three months ago resulted in a.mis-
' trial because of the failure of the
iury to agree on a verdict. Only
66 men of a special venire of 200 was
examined before the jury was drawn
before the first trial, but because
has been so much interest in the
case it is believed the . special ver.ire
will be exhausted. -
Thanksgiving in Hickory judg
ing from the weather today, will
be more or less disagreeable if the
elements have anything to Co with
the wav in which one observes the
dav. iServices arc announced
for
the various churches, the banks wdi
be closed, the postoflice will observe
holiday hours, and the store.; .in
Merchants' Association will' be do
for the day.
Quite a number of persons had
planned to go hunting tomorrow, but
the hard rain of Tuesday night, un
less, it should be followed by fair,
warm weather, will cause the ground
to be so soggy that walking will be
bad and very few sportsmen will ven
ture forth.
Only a few will go from here to
attend the football games, though the
interest in the Carolina-Virgin; a.
contest at Richmond is as "keen as
in former years and the usual num
ber will follow the game as reports
simmer in through the Wiestern
Union in the afternoon.
BAPTIST SC
Germans Sweeping Ahead in Fnveloping Move
ment Russians Make Gains in Carpathians
and Serbians, French and Italians
Progress in Balkans.
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it it
3 lis IS
i 1 I U &
OF
g tun
IMS
I
A GERMAN
PRINCE
' in !
HICKORY
(By Associated Press.)
The Hague, Netherlands, Nov. 29.
Only two lives, those of the reign
ing queen and of her severt-year-old
daughter, Princess Juliana, bar the
way in the natural order of things to
the accession of the throne of the
Netherlands of a German prince. It
is true that, so far as health and age
are concerned, those lives may be
described as "first class," but the
potential slenderness . of the thread
i was illustrated, not long, ago m tne
Hague woods, where the royal au-
tomobile carrying Queen Wtflnelmina
and the little Princess was the vic
tim of a collision that might under
i less fortunate circumstances have
cost the lives of both.
This question of the succession gave
Dutchmen some concern before the
' war, and much more now. Several
Fu. l ;ir ilers who three weeks ago ' just closP(I a t meeting in HiKn
.i.-. i there was not enough coal n . .... ., . ... .
... last a month if a severs' rint- Uhile in this city, they will
I of fold weather set in now state "top with Mr. and Mrs. J. Worth El-
'v.t thev have normal supplies. The liott.
Dr. Pew will preach his first ser
mon tonight. Tomorrow at 11 a.
m. he will preach to the Methodist
anu tiaptisi congregations, me ser
mon to be in the Plnptist church.
Everybody is cordially invited to
these sermons and others to follow.
PROVING
CHARACTER
it.."' of to'il here has increased as
in "tlur sections of the country. An
t iM. ite is quoted at $10 per ton and
Kfutnmo'js coal at
Of THOS. E. WATSON
CHIHUAHUA CITY
IS UNKNOWN
AS YET
$8.
ILLUSTRATED
LECTURE
(fly Associated. Press) (By Associated Press.)
Augusta, Ga.. Nov. 29. Thomas Juarez, imov. za. ikying nuui",-
E. Watson's character as a writer ed stories that General Conzales last
and his general character as a man night officially announced ill El Paso
were allowed to be put before iheLi. n pwotmo Vil-
jury in rederal district court which , a
is trvinc him on chrirM nf havi ia, arraia uu-caia
sent obscene matter through the zales was in Daguna last night and
mails.' would not return until late today.
As a writer the Thompson man's They addod that nothing definite had
character is exceptionally good and , , , . t r-v.:
aa o ! ,-o ,jf been learned as to the fate of Chi-
Barnes, former postmaster of huahua ity.
ThomDSOn. As the character wit A :
ITickorv will have an ODDortunitvlnessea hpcan tn toatif
.:rin. !"r,,re,s at the same, explain- Thanksgiving night of seeing a spicy their evidence could' be : given today , ihe "lcTkory. "fl""00! f T"
ir:u' tii- i.icti'.rw on the screen. At the1 basketball game when the Hickory and Judge Lambin. it was said would Pla the Lenoir College girls baskc
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LOCAL HIGHS READY
FOR SPENCER TEAM
Ucv. J. (. Carth will give a lecture'
t .ti : t rli t nt prayer meeting entitled,
"Thf I'i' imer's Dream," illustrated'
with piif ires by the stereopticon,'
t -l I i s-jt the story of Dunyon's Pil-!
if the lecture an illustrated high school quint will meet the strong! hold court tnmnrrnw
- i i u. "Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me, will spencer high school quint in , the ar
tie t.irown on the screen. An orter-,mory at :15 o clock.
iny will )n taken to defray the ex-i The ITickorv bovs have been play-
k n-e ( r the pictures. ; ing good oasket ball this year, hav
Thf Thanksgiving service and an-; ing played four games and coming
ri'ial otTerintr for the Darium Springs' off victorious in three. The admis-
"rphanage will be held at 11 a. m., in- sion price, to defray expenses of the
r"wi (,r in a. m.. as announced las
Sa!lmth.
viairinv n hivora unll hn 1 ( A. 1
...'r. ,'.1..., "in iv iui ail
school children and 15c fro adults.
TRABUE ACQUITTED
OF STOKES' MURDER
ball team tomorrow night at the ar
mory. The boys will play the Spen
cer team, thus making a double
header for the evening.
well 6 known public men have drawn
The committees of three Baptist public attention to the matter in the
associations,- Caldwell, Catawba River ast f ew days, and what looks like a
and South Fork, met here Tuesday strong agitation, enjoying widespread
to discuss, the advisability cf con- svmpathy, has been started for a re-
solidating and building up a first- vision of the Constitution declarinel
class .denominational school some- null and void all potential rights of mav have been the result, of t.hp rp-
(By Associated Press.)
The situation of the Rumanian ar
mies defending Bucharest appears
to be more critical.
Only to the northwest of the cap
ital do the Rumanian armies appear
to be holding firmly, but even here
the capture of Curtea de Arges on
the Argechu river, abnough " that
point is 80 miles distant from Buch
arest, seems la indicate a weakening
of the resistance. On the south
west the peril is imminent, with the
enveloping forces within forty miles
of the capital.
jNews dispatches report the Ru
manian government officials leaving
Bucharest for Jassy, 200 miles north
east of the capital, toward.? the Rus
sian border. That the retreat of
the Rumanians is a precipitate one
is indicated by the German official
statement today which announces a
retirement of the Rumanian forces
all along the Wallachian frontier.
Possibly as a diversion in ai l of
the Rumanians, the Russians have
taken the offensive in the Carpath
ians. Petrograd reports the attacks
there netted them several ridges. Ber
lin declares that Russian attacks de
livered at many places along the
Carpathian and western Moldavian
fronts resulted only in local success
es. With the exception of the Ruma
nian front none is more. active than
the Macedonian front. Whatever
where within the bounds of 'these succession of foreign princes, leaving!
Associations. the choice of a new sovereign, in
The general consensus of opinion such an unhoped-for and unexpected
was that such a school was needed, circumstance as the failure of all di-
and could be made a grand success, rect heirs to the throne, entirely to
the state and town high schools, not- the' States General or Parliament of
witstanding. With this view, a the ". country. For every Dutchman,
sub-committee of three fronueach -as- practically without exception, what-
sociation was appointed to receive ever be his sympathies in the present!
bids from different localities and. re- wav, would regard the accession ofj
port the same to the general com- a German prince as a calamity, threat-!
mittee in a meeting called for the pur- ening the so dearly-cherished ,.inde-
nnco T,1t ciih.pnynmiffc'iio ic a a -f r.1 Tta'nilf of thf nation. I
lows: ....... - ; . ! In the House of Orange, Holland tne Dena OI tfte stream west ot Mon-
,For South' Fork j Osborfie Kce'n, .js blessed, "with a dynasty boundto I astir. Meanwhile the Italians have
W. C. Barrett and T. J. Ramseur. j Ho' and ancn?;olland alone by-rOKii 1
For Caldwell I. W. Thomas. Vic- stron-v-ties. that no one at home or
cent fighting there, about which con
flicting statements have been made,
the allied ''armies do not appear to
have lessened their activity.
Paris today announces an impor
tant advance by the Serbians in
which two heights were captured,
one east of the Cerna river, where
an effort evidently is being made to
bring the line up to a level of
tor Efeach and Js W. Swanson., ab
For Catawba River-r-R; B. Moore,1 th
H. S. Hsnfield and C. S. Berry. ,Cr
All the associations were well rep
resented here vesterdav. These as- he
sociations have a membership of at
least 15 000, and are financially able
to maintain " a school . second; to .: no
local high school in the. state, and
any community will be fortunate in
securing it. r
ibevcrni localities nave indicated a
bid fc it, r
North Catawbt and Lenoir. From
what wo conld gather, some definite
yr-"
pri'v
folic
S?
nd would . dream of suggesting
the council chambers of the
"i "ra accessible to other than
" Pitch interests. But if that
- wfe left without living issue,
t- t claimants to the throne
A fo'.-nd among the collateral
'e--- l o ises of Saxe-Weiman-Reuss
i or accompanied by those of
" Mainingeri Hohenzjollern, an-
made progress in their campaign and
Paris announces an advance for the
French.
ctrer branch of Reuss-Kostritz, Sch-le-:
wigl ELolptein. Norway, Schcum-
' v " v v 11 " , T rt 1 1 TIT ' 1
ng-ing from Gastonia to W'-rv-L-iPPe, ftweaen ana waea one
ana fii equany loreijn io me j.Nein
erlands. Provnr.or- J. A. Van Hamel, a dis-
CVV 11 WI4 i' iaM'"J IU U Will ( 'T b.1 . Cil 111 i f if i 1 11
the nexf lev months. The Record tmuned authority on aw declares
nee. ,tc in ne Ar sieruainei : iiiis rauie oi
IIXXX3
Three Governars to Speak
to State Teachers, Assembly
Which is on in Raleigh
. i 1 ' A . .I 1 i ,
(i;y Associated i ress.j iniun me grauuates wno nave ar-
Haleigh, N. C. Nov. 2U. witn two ranged for these are those of the
governors, one elect and several not- Greensboro College for Women; Uni-
addresses,1 versity of North Carolina: Oxford:
.i, ,, ..n,,oi or more teach- Trinity; Elon, Meredith, State Nor
ths fifteen hundred or more teacn mal and Industpial. Wake pre8t and
ers nere tor me opemnn - worth Carolina Agricuj) ural and,
night of the thirty-third annual mce-.- Mechanical Colleges; St. Mary's
MARKETS
wishes them much success in this
very praise-worthy undertaking.
TEXAS QUARANTINES
T
CHICAGO HAS PLENTY
E
HIGH
R ED
S
::::
:mi iMuuuuuuiixm
COTTON FUTURES
(By Associated Press)
nw Vork. Nov. 29. The cotton
irg of the North Carolina Teacners
Assembly anticipated one of the
most successful meetings in the his
tory of the organization. Governor
.Martin G. Brumbaugh of Pennsylva
nia, Governor Locke Craig and Gov-irnor-elect
Thomas W. Bickett of
North Carolina, are to speak Friday
night. An address by Dr. W. C.
Il.igley of the University of Illinois
was on tonight's program and ,Dr
T. IT. I'.riggs of Columbia University
and Dr. I). Y. Dykema of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, are expected to
speak Thursday evening. The con
cluding session will bo held Friday
night.
A reception tonight at the gover
nor's masion, under the auspices of
Ihe Woman's Club and the Chamber
of Commerce, is expected to feature
' he many events arranged for the
entertainment of the visitors. Many
also will attend the football game
hetwecn Washington and Lire Univr
Mty ami the North Carolina Agricul
tural and Mechanical College to
morrow, and because of thi3 there
will h no afternoon session of the
assembly Thursday.
, 'Ihe alumnae and alumni asioc'a
'i"M banquets Friday night te
twoon six and eight o'clock were be-
School; Peace Institute; "East Caro
lina Teacher's Training School and
Peabody Teacher's College.
At the opening session tonight the.
visitors will be welcomed by Profess
or W. C
(By Associated Press.)
iNashville, Tenn., Nov. .29. Charles
Trabue, who has been on trial here
since October 31 charged with the
murder of Harry Stokes, was acriuit
county criminal court todav. The marki 'had a somewhat irregular
court room was crowded when thel first Drices being
verdict was rendered, but there
mn.roKnn tnree pouiL - r
er after yesterday's steady nquiaa-
tion and prices soon advanced. Janu
ary and May advanced to 23 to 24
points above last night's closing ng-
ures.
The market closed steady.
Open
December 20.20
January 20.35
March --
Mav - 20.75
July 20.76
GREEK COUNCIL WILL
SUPPORT THE KING
(By Associated Press)
London, Nov. 29. The Greek
crown council has voted to support
Riddick, president of the I the government in opposing the al
Close
20.23
20.39
20.60
20.82
20.80
HICKORY MARIvETS
North Carolina Agricultual and Me-
liea' HmnnH fnr fno aurrnnHor nf
chanical College. The response byl , ... ,j- .
lXiif.h Reuter from Athen un-
ley, of the University of Illinois. The aer yesterdays date.
reception at the Governors Mansion
Will take place later in the evening
A Thanksgiving service with a ser
mon by Dr. A. A. McGeachy, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian church, of
Charlotte, will be held at noon to
morrow. The evening program in
dudes the annual address of the pres
ident of the Assembly, Robert H
Wright of Greenville, president of
the East Carolina Teacher's Training
School, land addresses Iby Dr.
IJriggs of Columbia University and
fV.tt.nn 20C
Wheat 1-'u
CHICAGO WHEAT
BRITISH
REPULSED
IN FIGHT NEAR LENS
IN
DISEASE
game
interests v.ith German royal relations
nn vnvo'cn i Virnnps mut. tpnrh lis t.nst
smrdl powe -s should beware if they
dc not desire to see, in their high
est government circles, foreign aims
that might be pernicious to them put
in nlacc of their national interests.
Is the fact sufficiently reckoned, with
that, according to the present con
stitutional regulation of the succes-
sion to the throne, the successive
i princes called to the throne after
j Princess Juliana are of German fam
ilies, mostly officers in the German
army, naturally all attached heart
and soul and bound to the German
policv, Monarchical coupling of this
country to another, bv a prince who
cold hardly be anything but an im
pprial nrince-envoy, and who might be
admonished from abroad to bear
ihimself ''like a good German' of whom
moreover, nothing is known here save
that he has not the slightest relations
.with this country, would be a verv
; serious matter for the coming times."
j As regards the exact form that the
proposed constitutional revision
should take. Prof. D. P. D. Fabius,
' yet another writer on the subject, ar
.gues in favor of simply putting all
: possible claimants besides Princess
Juliana out of court, of binding tne
(Bj- Associated Press) . country in no way to any house or
Berlin, via London, Nov. 29. The person outside the off-spring of Wil
German foreign office has asked the helmina, and thus in case of the ne
, . . , , cessity occurring leaving the States
American embassy for further details Gener'al- an unquestionably free
as to the place and sinking of the choice in "the matter. On the other
fRv Associated Prees.)
Fort Worth, Nov. 29. Texas was
closed todr.y to all live stock imports
from Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and
Illinois. This embargo went into
effect this morning upon order of the
livestock association and will remain
in force until the foot and mouth dis
ease is eradicateds
(By Associated Press.)
Chicago. Nov. 29. State, city and
federal officers together with num
bers of sivic, women's and other or
ganizations cooperating, continued
their investigation today into ihe
high cost of living.
With the campaign centering on
eggs it was announced that municip
al inspectors had discovered in stor
age about 800,000 eggs of question
able quality, which were tagged and
marked for examination by the city
chemists, while more than 2.000,000
eggs were found in six cold storage
houses awaiting an increase in price.
In addition the government found 36,
000,000 eggs in another warehouse,
the owner of which was not learned.
MAL
YOUR
PACKAGES
BERLIN
ASKS
OR
SOME INFORMATION
British steamer Marina.
(By Associated Press)
Oiipae-o. Nov. 29. Wheat prices
toHav showed decided power to rally
. . . . . , j.
rinomncr nnpfis. whicn raneea iroi.l
I . - ,
ton rents decline to 1 -a cents aa
vance with December at 1.7t and
Mav nt. 1.76 1-4. were fllowed by a
reaction and then an upturn to well.
above yesterday s finish.
miMMinntnimiMMiinnitttmrmmmtm
ARTILLERY ACTIVE
ONSfiMM
FRONT
on
(By Associated Press.)
merlin, via Sawille. Nov. 29.-
Dr. Dykema, of the University of British troops attacking near Gavin-
tation of the Shirley Cup. given for chy, southwest of Lens, last
the best musical composition by a .were repulsed, the
North Carolinian from year to year, nounced.-
will be a feature. ' j , ,
The annual business meeting and el- Myron Whitener of
ccuon.pi outers wiii mwuiiKe fin . f. i WlvWv.
night
office an-
Lenoir variable winds.
day afternoon and addresses by Gov- spent
.4. t:i- w;ti fAQfi,rA For the promotion of Christian
u : tr .,;.v.. urnrk anion? school children, the tried-
"."Vr1"1"" rs nt Councfl has presented a bible Maximum
teachers will hold sessions during the to evPrv school distnct Catawba I Mimm
THE WEATHER
mmmtiiuiuimgttKKttamma
For North Carolina: Local rains
this afternoon and tonight. Thusday
partly cloudy and colder; moderate,
COMPARATIVE WEATHER
(Nov. 28
1916
53
133
T4
1915
65
43
hand, rofessor H. Louis Israels, a
well known publicist, wants to take
a cue from the American constitu
tion, which itself borrowed so much
from Dutch political law, in its pre
scription that only a born American
can be elected head of the state. He
would have the rule laid down that
only those who were born and had
remained Hollanders would be right
of inheritance succeed to the throne
of the .Netherlands.
(By Associated Press) 1 No sign has yet been made by the
(Pans Nov. 29.-Increased activity j t tak5 the matter at
1 the Somme front south of t.ie nv- . tnTe; Probablv a xood deal
er is reported by the war otiice. Dur- depends upon the view entertained at
ing the night there were spirited ar- the royal palace.
tillery engagements. . . j
' " ; JJr. Marcus E. Hull and family left
MRS. BjDURBONNAI'S BROTHER today for Lincolnton, where they
DIES IN OSCODO, MICHIGAN will reside in future. Dr. Hull re-
gretted to leave Hickory, he said, but
'Mrs. A. . Rourbonnais Tuesday re- niost of hig practjCe was nearer Lin
ceived a telegram from Oscado, Mich., colnton than Hickory and he leaves
apprising her of the death of her here after a residence of 15 months,
brother, Mr. James Barlow, whose 7
, 1, i 1atio- iiir Mrs Mrs. F. A. Yoder and Mrs. Carlvle
death followed a long illness. Mrs . mroning for differ-
Bourbonnap re.urnea Jn Virginia, where, they,
Oscodo. wiici she naa assibieu in j ,i, . f nv I
... Will SUellU SCVCiai na.a i.o.v...0.
. . X. nn. hrnrrol
EARLY; MARK THEM
(By Associa'- d Press.)
Washington, Nov. 29. Expecting
heavier Christmas mail than ever be
fore because of general prosperity
throughout the country, Postmaster
General Eurleson announced today he
had begun through local postmasters
a nation wide campaign to mail ear
ly. Postmasters have been instruct
ed to advertise to the public early
and marked not to be opened until
Christmas.
Early mailing is especially neces
sary. Postmaster General Burleson
says because the day before Christ
mas falls on Sunday. Early mail
ing will enable postal employes to be
freed for at least a part of Christ
mas day.
ROBBERS
BLOW
BANK
AND
EUR
E
12.000
(By Associated Press.)
Hazleton, Kans., Nov. 29. Four
robbers early today entered the Ha
zleton State Plank, blew the safe and
escaped with an amount estimated at
$12,000. The robbers, after secur
ing the money, went to the telephone
office, and took two male night oper
ators out of town with them to pre
vent an alarm being given.
Mr. B. C. Ely and brother, John, of
Baltimore, are business visitors in
the city.
J 1