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SDUTOR DANIEL
Ute Entirely Sus
Via canton. Ohio.
'J Funeral of Mrs.
president to Re-
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,je today
work on the
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vill h.' at a stand
'T. :..ril hour. A de-
,,,l,ir troops Will be
!t th. tomb to act as
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biTsETTER CLUB.
i Hold Their Field Trials
Uln Hands of Commit
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Virginia Statesman Says the
Democratic Party Should
Get Best Available Man For
Presidential Candidate Re
gardless of Locality.
Special to The Sentinel.
LYNCHBURG, Va., May 28. In an
Interview today Senator John V. Dan
iel, of Virginia, eaid:
"Neither the South nor any other
section should have a candidate for
any place oi tut presidential ticket
account of locality. The country
is one and the lfcmucracy as yet is
one. The chief requisites for candi
dacy are ability, acceptability and
availability, Lxpieney should be the
hand-maid of principle in tut present
situation in the Democratic party. As
for the candidate take the right man
from anywhere, iNew England, West,
North or South. We must follow the
example of Washington and, like Mm,
raise a standard to which the wise
and 'prudent can repair."
I uh alter Club will prob
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hair hlir 1 HOW mm ie
L ,mmtv this fall. Col,
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I,riiis the shovf lo this sec
nuke Vt ttston-Saiem neaa
h the swtrtsmen. 1 he toi
r . . t
fi a reporter tins morning
ltSalt'in would havie
L slisht inducement to se
iw.liut that the advertising
J fur the city would offset
f. The matter is In the
i committee appointed by
oltrade for final action.
isti Setter Club Is composed
of wealthy men men who
n the 11' Id with their dogs
i investments for their
ould the club come to this
rubers could not fail to be
fnipressid.
NOT LEAVE PRISON.
Will, in All Probability,
There Through Second Trial
jind Mother Fitting Up
n nouse.
t
til to The Sentinel.)
RK, May 2X.-Tliat Harrv
not leave prison on bond
liliir trial Is amply proved
h'ery that his mother ami
niiiTiK up a new home
York mi Virtv. ninth
p luxurious furnishings
itliiw I)!I10 n Iilts.1iiiri?
iwnny to lie abandoned
e ileitis used. Hot li Eve-
mother-in-law will devote
pWjs to securiiitr Hip nn.
SERIOUS
111
TROUBLE III CHIIIESE
PROVINCE IS Hi OUR GOHTRDL
BIG SURPLUS 111
Foreign Warships Have Been Dispatched to Scene of Dis
turbances to Protect Foreign Interests.
SHANGHAI. China, May 2s The
situation at Li. ii.m'hau ;im l'abhoi Is
critical today. Viceroy t hou Fu Is In
structed to suppress the r. bels. The
rioters are plundering inhabitants
lit
UNMENT TO HELP.
Celebration 0f Georgia and
iys at Jamestown Exposi
l to Thr- Seiilln..! V
f ' o., nay 2S.-The gov
f " ""it to maKe Georgi
t W (it the la.,u...
" "is success. The Presi-
s inroiish Hampton
Miesn 11 CnrL' !i
V, will il,.ti,.,., , ...
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nie I'rcsnlent will
;"nt on Virginia Day. bul
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""wuiy review llu,
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rar'liiis nu Virginia rv,v
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fBE BIG STRIKE.
'.Mjchme Shops of Entire
Road W'll Be Affected.
- no road ;lKn;l.g t()
'"tern-Hi a
i-hvoi,, i ' 1M units
r . lias refns,.,i
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t,. , ' " the assucliiii,,,,
m- 'willing to say at
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to p. " oxion
Po'ble CaH,w,.. "
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May
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Afrrtfiilture.
JN PRESENT.
i 3 Intern .
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' Vltn. Austna.
I(J May 2VprcHl.
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VeK10I1 ,)ore
""'rnltiR h '' Moore'.
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FIR ATTEMPT ARSON
The tral of J. G. Goldstein, a Ile-
Ifrew, on the charge of attempted ar
son, occupied lotiay sessions ot uie
Suptrior Court. The defendant is rep
resented by Manly & llendren, while
Solicitor Graves Is being assisted by
Mr. J..C. Buxton. W. A. Scott, assist
int to State Insurance Commissioner
Young is attending the hearing.
About 4:;!0 a. ni. on the morning of
October 25th last, a fire was discover
ed at the home of Goldstein, w ho re
sided then at the corner of Trade and
Eighth streets, the house being owned
by Jailer O. W. Hanner. The firemen
responded promptly to the alarm and
succeeded in extinguishing the blaze,
which originated, it is alleged, In one
of the back' rooms. A kerosene oil
can and rags were found near the fire
These, iwth the actions of Goldstein
aroused suspicion and an investigation
followed, which led to the arrest of
Goldstein. He was given a hearing
before 'Squire - J. C. Bessnit on Octo
ber 4th on the charge of attempting to
burn his place for the alleged purpose
of securing $1,000 insurance on his
household property, stimated to be
worth $700. The defendant was bound
over to the Superior Court, Ins bond
being fixed at $000. He put up the
cash for his appearance at court, the
'money being di posited with Clerk
Tran sou.
The case was continued from the
February term of court on account of
the Illness of Mrs. Goldstein, who,
with her husband and children, now
reside In South Carolina. She Is still
unable to travel anil her deposition
was taken to be used In evidence for
her husband.
Ihrce witnesses were examined this
morning for the 'prosecution, these be
lng Jailer Hanner, Superintendent
i. H. Holmes, of the .Winston fire de
partment, and Robert' Holder, a mem
ber of the voluntet; fire company
They gave a description of the house
told about the fire, saying that the
back door had to be broken in in or
uer 10 ri acn uie uiazo. The room was
rilled with smoke and it was with dif-
r...,,.. .. .. ...
utiiiiy uiiu me nreinen mi -.timed in.
the room long enough to extinguish
the flames. Mr. Hanner testified tint
he sawa cook stovt, but thero was no
nre in it.
J ne witnesses quoted Mr. Goldstein
as saying that te believed the honst
was get all re by somebody, expiring
me opinion that a party might him
Hipped In the house the evening be
fore while, the family were at supper
mr. Manner was positive that the Uie
winch burned a hole in the floor start
ed from the top instead of from uiuler
uenin.
Tl, ...
im uuu r witnesses lor the prose
euuon, include Chief It. C. Tavlor, of
the Winston fire di 'IKII'tninnl Tlminnc
ipn.'K, C Ku k. Jacob f'mnsf. W A
Scott and U. L. Hopper.
u. Ciouse wi L'ivo n n pslln :ilo nf
vaiue of the-Goldstein household prop
yl LJ .
Hill Gets 20 Years.
After hearing two or three witness
ror the Stale yesterday afternoon
'imgo ferglison sentenced Alfred Hill
oiored, to the penitentiary for
term 0f twenty years for the miirdi
oi parley Palmer, at the home of ilili
in saiem last February. The defVn
"ant stiliniitUd to a plea of imirdci
the second degree. Hill is about.
yeais old, Judge Ferguson remarked
'Hat while the evidence liiK.ilii.il in
dielment of the defendant for murder
m tlie first degree, he thought Soliei
i r Graves did proper in accept In
the plea of murder in the second d
gree,
CONTESTING RATE LAW.
Atlantic Coast Line Stockholder. En.
join Corporation Commission From
Executing Law Passed By Last
Legislature.
(Smh1.i1 to The Svnilm-I.)
KAI.EIGH. May isThe I'liltm!
States marshal today served nn In
corporation commission and attoruo
neral noliee of a restrainim: order
by I'nited States Circuit Court .Indue
l'ritchard, enjoining these oftii'lalu
igiiinst any steps toward enforcing
acts ot the hist legislature, ri-ilueiin-
passenger and freight rates as iii
plied to the A. O. 1,. on complaint of
tile stinKholdi rs of t ie coiiinanv
Tlie hearing is to be in Aslieville
line id.
Counsel recently retained bv the
State are in conference here today,
making out Hie plan for conducting
tlie litigation. Those participating are
W. K. Daniel, of Wilson; James K.
Shepherd, of Italeigh; F. A. Woodard,
of Wilson: Winston & Itrvant. if
Durham.
SPECIAL TRAIN TOMORROW.
veterans' Special Will Arrive Here
at 9.20 Tomorrow Morning and
Will Leave at 9.25 Will Reach
Richmond at 5.30 Tomorrow After
noon.
the special train tomorrow for the
accommodation of parties attending
tne Cejnfedernte reunion at Richmond
va., which opens Thursday, will l-ave
lluntersville at six o'clock tomoiiow
morning. The train will reach Win
"ton at 9.20 a. m., and leave at 9.25 a
m.. arriving In Greensboro at K).:;o
a- m., and reaching Richmond at 5,:'.o
tomorrow- afternoon.
The round trln fare Is $l.fi().
Quite n number will go from thi
city.
and destroying the schools ami
churches.
Foreign warships are hurrying to
the sci ne.
The uprising Is attributed to execs
sivo taxation.
MR. CANNON IN GREENSBORO
EXPORT TAX PROPOSED.
if This Tax Is Placed on Raw Tobac
co Price of Havana Cigars In Amer
ica Will Soar.
Special to The Sentinel.
HAVANA. Cuba, May 24. Should
Governor Magoon accede to the re
nin st to pliice export tax on raw to
bacco the price of Havana cigars in
America will soar. General Carlos
ireia Valez, a politician leading the
movement, declares over seventy mil
lion less cigars are manufactured in
Cuba now than in 11)00. lie believes
an export tax will result In inducing
factories which have moved from Cu
ba to return.
Speaker. of National House of Repre
sentatives Being Entertained There
Today Speaks At Guilford College
Tomorrow.
Soci;i1 to The Sentinel.
GRKKNSISOKO. May :'S --Sienker
.lose-ph G. Cannon, of the National
House of Representatives, arrived on
au early train from Washington this
morning and is a guest of the Guil
ford lt nbow. Today he has been giv
en a ride to Gulllord battleground, to
the place of his birth and other Hints
of interest In and about the city. Com
mittce'S from Guilford College and tu
city of Greensboro are entertaining
him. Tonight he will be the guest of
the Guilford College alumni ami to
morrow morning he will speak at tin
commencement exercises. Ik will
probably be entertained here tomor
row night.
United States Government Is
Nearly J63.000.000 Ahead
For Present Fiscal Year.
Which Is Not Yet Finished.
SHi:il lo TtlO K. llllM.'l )
WASn.XGTO.N, May ;s.-As the
enu oi me Kovernuunt a Bscaf ear
appriuu'hcn the siie of the tnasurv
surplus becomes fairly astouiulug The
surplus Is now uliout nlvty two mil
lions as against bss than four mil
lions for the same ih-iIimI last year
tlie same ralo continues till the
end of the year, only six wieks away.
it is believed the surplus will exceed
seventy niilUons
The surplus for the present month
alwut seven hundred thousand.
is
WITH0LDING LAND.
ARE PLACED ON TRIAL.
Two Revenue Officers Arraigned In
Federal Court At Raleigh, Charged
With Murder of Blockader.
Special to The Sentinel,
RALEIGH, May; 28. Downing and
Stanclll, agents of the United States
government charged with the murder
of Jernigan in Duplin county while
the officers were attempting to cap
Hire him and destroy an illicit distil
lery, was planed on trial in the Feder
al Court here today. Federal District
Attorney Skinner is defending the
men, who uri' being prosecuted by
State Solicitors Jones and Duffy. The
case will not be concluded until late.
Southern Pacific Not Carrying Out the
Terms of Its Agreement With the
Government,
(Speeinl to The Snntlnol.)
WASHINGTON, May 28. The
Southern Pacific railroad, of which K
H. Harrinian is president, Is withhold
ing three million acres of valuable
land from stttlenient and desplua the
demands of the government refuses
to carry out the terms of agreement
by which It originally got the land
President Roosevelt is consulting
Senator Bourne, of Oregon, .almost
daily regarding the matter and If pivs
sible Fulcra! Statutes will be in
yoked to make the railroad release
the land. "The railroad wus given an
original grant of six million acres of
land," said 'Bourne, "with the under
standing that the land bei sold U
homesteads at three dollars an acre
The railroad sold much of the Ian
at lifteen dollars and now refuses to
sell the remaining three million acre
at any price. Meanwhile the develop
ment of the last territory Is being
helel up and business oil tlw Pacific
slope suffers."
GAIN OF 108 PER CENT.
Capital Invested In Manufacture of
Electrical Machinery and Supplies
Shows Increase For 1905 Over 1900.
(SiH-rliil to The Svntlnr-1.i
WASHING TON, May 28. Accord
ing to a bullet In issued by the cen
sus olliee the capital invested In man
nf act ure; of electrical machinery and
Kiilinlies has increased 108 tier oelit.
from 1 !( to r.Miii. Teh amount now
invested is one hundred and seventy
four million; the animal value of pro
ducts one hundred and forty million;
employees number sixty thousand.
W. J. Liiprert, Jr.,
Cove (his afternoon
days fishing.
went to Walnut
to spend a few
STRIKE AT SANTIAGO.
.
Situation Today Is Much More Se
rious There, According to Dispatch
es.
(Special to Th Sentinel. 1
HAVANA, Cuba, May 28. The
strike situation in Santiago, accord
ing to advices received here', Is much
more serious today on account of par
ticlpatloii of anarchists. It, Is .feared
the miners will quit work and join
the strikers. They may have dyna
mite; to desroy piers or kill olflceiH
Nothing has been accomplished yet
through arbitration.
MURDER SUICIDE CONTRACT.
Mrs. J. 8. Moir and Misses lleltle
Christian and l.illie Moir, of Walker
town, who have been visiting Miss
Siillie Nailing, on I-iberly street, re
turned home today. They wore accom
panied by their hostess, who will be
their guest for a few days.
Mother Agrees for Her Son to Take
Her Life and Then His Own.
(Special lo The Sentinel.!
KALAMAZOO, Mich., May 28.
murder and suicide contract in wlilc
i mother seventy-one years old, agree
for her son to take her life and the
his own, became known today whe
!t. was dlscovi red that Williaat Mc
Kie had murdered his mother an
committed suicide In Bright, OnU
rio. McKie, a druggist of this place
known to be in financial stTails.visifi
his mother Thursday in Bright. Nolh
Mil; w as seen of ( illier until the Iioiim
was brokm Into and the double tiage
dy eiiseovercd.
mk i l mil 1 v;"
THEASURY ll'l
STOCKS OPEflED
IVEAKER TODAY
Cotton Started Active But Im
proved Weather Conditions
Inspired Caution Stillness
Came Later Other Market
Reports.
H. MONTAGUE PRIZE.
Examination To Determine Winner
of Dictionary Will Be Held on First
Wednesday In June.
The examination on Webster's Pri
mary Dictionary .familiarly known us
the 'blue back speller" will be held
at tlie courthouse In this city on the
first Wednesday III June, from tf a. m
lo I p. in. The winner in the compel
titlon. namely, the boy or girl lie
tween the ages of twelve and elgh
teen lvllng In Forsyth county, who
shall Bland the best competitive writ
ten examination on the entire con
tents of the blueback speller will be
awarded a recent edition of Web
ster's International I'nalirldged Die
tlonary, given by Mr. 11. Montague
The examination will be conduetiHl
under the snirvlslou and direction
of County Superintendent of Public
Instinct leu Spease and will Include
sounds ot letters, accent, pronuncia
tion, script, spelling, definition, the
fables, formation of plurals, ordinary
words and phrases from foreign Ian
gauges, numbers, abbreviations, punc
tuation, use of capital letters, ele.
The Ipan outlined alwive Is a spleU'
dbl one, It seems to us, and It Is to
bo hoped there will be a large uum
ber ot contestants.
Slvtil lo Tim ft inm-l )
NF.W YORK. .U 2S The M,x k
(inrket iHx'lu'd with general declines.
I in re wait a loss tf three fourths In
Siutliiug. Cnper. Northern Pacific
and other railroads were one half lov-
r, nicl w as (iff eme font th.
New York Cotton Market.
The cotion ni,uk l ne. aetlve.
but tuipnived weather comiilloii In-
Ired cauHon Afti'r the call the list
gradually stiffened to last night's
lose.
Max. II; July, 10 99;
January, 11.46.
The e'iilng;
tletober, 11.20;
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Exercises To Be Held By Twin-City
Training School Tonight.
The graduating exercises of the
Twin City Training School for Nurses
will be held at the Twin-City hospital
tonight. Mrs. Johnson and Miss
l)utnur will bo awarded diplomas on
this occasion.
The program arranged Is as fol
lows:
Prayer Dr. H. A. Brown.
Song Miss I.ora Ferrell.
Address Mr. David lilalr.
Piano Solo Mrs. Roln rt Galloway
Presentation of Dlploinns Blsho)
Hondlhaler,
Gilts of Pins Mrs. J. F, Taylor.
Plany Solo Mrs. Goodspeed.
Heiiedlctlon Dr. II. A. Brown.
VIOLENCE IS EXPECTED.
Another Outbreak Looked for In Rue
sia at Any Time.
(Special to The Hun I i m l )
ST. I'KTICRSIII'UC, May 28,-Rim
sia Is on the verge of an outbreak ow
ing to Die refusal of the government
to sanction the agrarian program for
comnulsory ( xperiulloii of laud. Many
persons are pn iwinng to leave Russia
and even onservnllvea look for great
cr vlnlr.'iie than a year ago. Disor
der wna precipitated when Preuii
Stolypln announced to the iKiuniii
that the Koveni'ii.i'iit. would in ver con
sent to compulsory experiiillon.
GARLAND DID NOT APPEAR.
VIGOROUS PROTEST MADE.
Alleged Discrimination Against U. 8.
Sailors At Jamestown Exposition
Being Investigated by Navy Depart
ment. Special to The Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, May 2K.-C,overn-
or hwaiiHon, of trglnla, and lr sl
dent Tucker, of the Jamestown Kx-
position Company, have been railed
lo account by the navy department
for alleged discrimination at various
amusement enterpriser In the vicini
ty of the i-Xosltlon against American
sailors In uniform. The matter was
brought to the department's attention
y Admiral Kvuns after rcieatet
complaints and a test rase has been
conducted. One of the most Intelli
gent and best appearing willnin of
the fleet went to the gates of the
Pino Beach Amusement Company,
where two officers In cltlxens' clothes
watched, lie was rt fused admittance,
the only e-xcuse being that his uni
form was "not all right." Admiral
Kviiiih' rcrt has leii made known
to tlie president who ordered the na
vy department to Investigate. Kvans
recommended that (ho licet be remov
ed from Hampton Roads unless prop-
er apologies are offered,, which would
be a death blow to the exiHisltlon.
FIRST BAPTIST REVIVAL.
Consequently Case Against Col. Chas.
A. Edwards Was Not Heard Today
Special to The Sentinel.
WASHINGTON, May 2. -Ill Hi
imJiee court today the case against
Col. Charles A. Kdwards, sicretary
of the Democratic congressional com
miller, charged wit h assaulHiig Ale
Jandro Garland, attache of the Perm
vlan legation, was Indefinitely kis!
polled owing to Garlands failure to
appiar as u proserin Ing witness.
SAID THEY WERE TORTURED.
Wife and Son Shoot Farmer Yohe,
Giving This as Their Reason.
Speedal to The Sentinel.
PAItKKItSltlTIG, VV. Va.. May 28.
While Farmer Harvey Yohe lay ab-cp
at his hnuie In Ititrhie county, alu r
quarreling with his wife and mm, the
the hitler murdered him by shooting
two balls Into hltiK They acknowledge
Ihe ctlnic, saying they hid bun tor
tun d b Yohe for jears.
Evangelist Sledge on "Why Men
8hould Repent of Their Blns"Af
ternoon Services.
Cvangelist sledge preached to anoth
er large congregation last evening at
the First Itaiitlst rhure h. Ills subject
was "Why Men Should Repent of
Their Sins." The lexi whs chosen
from the third chapter of Second Pe
ter, the ninth verse, which reads a
follows; "The Lord is not slack etou
eernliig his promise, us soma men
count slackness; but Is long suffering;
to us ward, not willing Hint any
should perish, hut that nil should
come to ri priilance."
The evangelist's sermons thus fur
In tlie progress of the revival have
been directed more especially to
church m mbers, although last even
lng"s discourse was an exception. It
seems that Rev. Mr. Hle-dge's purpose?
Is 1o get the hearts if Ihe church mem
bers thoroughly right ai:d then with
their help go after thosr outside the
church.
The nfterno.in service, cotiiineiicliiir
wllli today, will be held al Slid,
o'clock. Instead of Ii, as heretofore.
DISCUSSED BY CABINET,
Recent Attack on 'Japanese Placet of
Business by Mob In San Francisco
Considered.
(Special to The Keiitllirl )
WASHINGTON, Mnv 28.- The r--ci'iit
attacks made on .lupinese piares
of biit lness by limbs In San Francisco
were dlsciu'sed at a cabinet ineellng
today. District Attorney Devlin, who
had beiii Instructed by the ib-part-nien
of justice to Investigate, sent a
long report by telegraph which was
received Hits morning. Attorney Gvn
Hal lionap irle -took It to Hp Whltn
House when he went to the niecllng
LOVING MURDER CASE.
Grand Jury Returns True Bill
Lengthy Argument by Lawyers.
(SM clal lo Th Senlliiel ) "
RICHMOND. May 28 Tills after
noon th(; grand jury of Neleni comity
relumed a true bill for muni' r ag.ilnat
Judge living for th sensational mur
der of young Tlnodoro J'Mes. At 2
o'clock lawyeiH weie arguing befora
fudge Ifeiiksdiile application for ball,
alo rliaug' of venue. The aiKunieul
will la ? several bout is.
RECOUNT NOW LIKELY.
New York Senate Passes Bill Provid
ing for Recount of Vote in Contest
Between Hearst and McClellan.
(Hpie.liil to Tli Sentinel.)
NF.W YORK, May 28 -The New
Y'ork Slate senate today pa- d the
mayoralty recount bill, providing for
a recount of vole In the Hearst Mc
Clellan contest.
PNCLK SAM It
peals to nie.
aln"t the flues but the principle of the Chins that ait-
Mrs. C. It, Thomas, or New Bern.
Is vlsllltig relatlvis al. Mayndan
Machinists on Strike.
(Special to Tin- Senlliiel.)
DKCAT1 It, Ala., Mr.y 2S I.iiIk
vllle ii Nashville Hall road machinists
In New Decatur struck today on re
fusal of the company to recognize the
union. A strike Is rxiM-cted in the
entire shops of J.-'.nu men.'
PROF. FOUST ELECTED.
Is Chosen President of the State Nor
mal and Industrial College.
ISpeclal to The Henlluel I
GKKKNKBORO, May 28. -The
board of trustees of the Stale Normal
and Industrial College this afternoon
elirted Prof. J. 1. Fonst president to
succeed Dr. Charles D. Mrlvcr Prof,
Fount lias been acting prisldeiit since
Ihe death of Dr. Mclv r.
Governor Little In Extremis.
- (Special to The Senlliiel I
(IRKKN WOOD, Atk, May 28 Gov
ernor Tilth- Is In extremis today. Ills
death Is fkpcrlcU au any hour.
Hilfns Harmon, of Keniersvllle,
was one ot Inston Salem s visitors
i today.
K. S I-'-ilk went to Siioiuii today to
attend the fiim ml of a Hub- nephew
the sou of Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Marlon.
John I.. King and Col John A. Bar
ringer, of Greensboro, were In the
city today.