TWIN-CITY DAILY SENTINE
W1NSTON-SALKM, N. t, TI KSI) VY EVENINli, MAtiCl! 2i, 1910.
SIMILE (X)ril-S 2.CTS.
J. C. Buxton
Cnnnnd Tiirloro
RELIGIOUS WDRKERiEASTER EXERCISES
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S TOUR OF
'ttrl
Jones, Resigned
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ill ,,ak.- a stirring
.;ire litnn n i
l!iis frw eipials in the
canvass with .M
vvcral years ago
v pvitv in! iiician in
.if .lotl.'S n'dtu'ed the
. T-itv of alxint three
L; un htmilri-d. The
was u imiiior-
I .(cj was nnnlnated
L a camlid-ite for bo-
nvntiott wat hi'ld ,in
i r was a di-ad-lock
three n'cliK'k in
was only broken by
ride by some of the
Jiidio .lones ihe
:.nv S. 1 Graves of
iwr. After several
nt through. Judge
tit tile judgeship, but
kmiiailej to accept it.
lion Received.
S'Minel from Ual-
fcniw.l tod;iy' the
.loni of Winston
Court jiiiiite of the
, effective May 7. I
h'. the resignation Is
that Jinlgp Jones
I freely into the cam
:iwratic namination
the Fifth district.
! ,lke no action for
1 'Kb it Is certain the
I he acceded. -.No ap-
f orapiwntment.flov
' exjutssril his pref-
ne action of the Ju
saying he would
"onvention nominee
MD."
a- raised today
( al fonvemjfln. eon id
mm June in which
M be a vacancy for
lbs.
ID
II TUFT
ntlcni-n r present
stors-SaN In and the
i leave tnmorrniv
WashitiL'ton I'iK.
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' and a number nt-
relative 'to the Mil
:r M for a S'.'iio.Mio
, a;Klitii)n to 'Hie
in tins oitv
-Moms, if. r N-or.
, rlni smith, J. t
' J. L Cralmm
"!T, A. II w.
vnykemlali
fLEBRATED'"
"T RECtNTLY
tlave be, n i.,.f.,.
P followv- "
Mas rather
fi;s
ine
W'-re mnr-
if Mi
'arch !,v i. ,
The graol
daughter of the
' lteni?ni.l
porLh!ity, SOn
Tarn
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"as, md
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'Mrs W u ! y'
jwrrwd l,v r,
Mmll.
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F Mrs 7 -r J"P
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AGUE
ED
s a iw in accordance wttn tne can by the
,'i tlie , , officer of the Y. M. C. A. and outlined
.hi v.ar term miiu . . ....,- recently, a gioui of Su-
Jrt'ct next .lunuiur jntpn(1(nt3 and others, represent
ing several of the largest Sunday
Schools In town, met at the Y. Mr C. A
building Friday night and discuss d
thoroughly the atvislblllty of organ
izing such a league among the Sunday
School of the city, to encourage Sun
day school attendance, foster clean
sport, and purify athletics anions;
boys.
It was not thought best to take def
inite action in the matter before tbose
interested in the Sunday Schools and
in toys generally could learn little
more concerning the league so the
meeting adjourned till nex' Friday
Light t o clock to which 'i simdav
School Superintendents In town will
be invited
Those present at the meeting ex
pressed themselves fav.irable to such
a league, giving their reason as fol
lows:
The Sunday schools .exist for th"
boys and not the. boy? fcr the Sunday
jehfiols
The Sunday schools fiioh manll
ifss. truthfulness, honost). purity of
spee-rh, and- fair play. The Sunday
cni hiust enter Into the boy's play
life during the hours outside if Hnn
nv scbool and help him to practise
those virtues.
in Avr Reamn of the year,
every red-blooded, healthy boy, durim
''ery m'nute of hi leisure time will
be found on the back lot, behind thp
burn. In the street, on the dlatrfond,
playing some form of athletics for
ail he is worth H is instinctive for
him to do so, and. In the God given
order of thinns..is meat and bread to
his Mfe, physically, mentally and nior
dly. Ninety per cent of the boys from
10 to 18 this summer will play base
ball, somewhere, under some condi
tion, good or had
Amateur baseball l of itself a tuaij?
ly, innocent snort, calling foitlj-nKlll.
strength, aeiUty. good nerve, an even
temper, ability to take care of one's
self, and, under prouer supervision
una stimulation.' resnect and admlra
tion for the other fellow
Then things being so. the Sundny
Schools can and should enter into
he ibov's, own plans by helping him
olay the sports that make for nianli
ness and strength of character, nn.l
help him' piny hm so that they
will count most for manliness nnd
strength of character, believing thai
the Sunday school should be ready to
bo to him his most synvpathetlc and
helpful friend
To the meeting next Friday nicbt
all superintendents and adult friends
of l)oya are invited, at which time
definite steps will be taken to organ
ize the league.
DEATH OF MR. THOMAS C.
Mr. Hiomas Carmalt Smith, one of
the city's most popnlar young men
died yesterday morning at ten o'clock
at Hi? home of his parents, Maj. and
Mrs. 8. h. Smith, on Brookstown ave
nue. He returned from Florida to
t his clly about six weeks ago and was
with, tils parents until his deaHh from
(right's disx-ase. ,
The deceased Is survived by his pa-
rents, two ItrotOiers, Mr. 8. H. Smith
Jr., of Atlanta, and Mr. Marvlrr Smith
of this city, and four sisters, Mrs. .las
k. urecn, of this city, Mrs. John
unite, of Brookline. Mass.. and Miss
Helen and Almarine Smith, of thi
cny. All were with the yonng man at
i.ie. time of his death.
Mr. Smith spent four years in the
United States 'Navy out more recently
was with the Southern Kell Telephon
l orwpnny at Jacksonville, Fla. H
was to have started Installing fel'
i nones for the Southbound Railway
uad tie lived. .
The funeral services were conduct
ed this afternoon at four o'clook by
itfEbop Rondthaler followed bv th in
terment in the Salem cemetery'- .
UNIVERSAL GRIEF OVER
DEATH OF JUDGE BREWER
WASHINGTON'. March 29. There
is universal grJef over the death of
Supreme Caurt Jmlgo Brewer. Presi
dent Taft said lie was an able Jiid-
This leaves but seven active mem-
'ra of fhe United States Supreme
Court. It may have a far-rfching ef -
feet on the Standard Oil and tobacco
''rust and corporation tax cases. At
torney General Bowers is likely to ie
a candidate for successor to Judge
Brewer.
Mr. J. H. Dillon and Miss Ur.ti
Whitakor, loth of this city, were qui
etly married 'Saturday afternoon about
thrf e o'clock by 'Squire P. T. Lehman
at hia office In the presence of a few
wituesees.
II
SCENES ON DAYTONA BEACH,
FLA., WHERE AUTOMOBILE
RACES HAVE JUST BEEN HELD
E
Xn mere successful dances have
lieun given In the Twin-flty tnan
those of yesterday at the Twin-City
Club rooms.
Morning German
The morning gernian while much
less Informal than the owe in the even-
nn. was largely attended and greatly
enjoyed, the young ladies looking es
pecially attractive in their lovely' has
ter cost utiles.
Evening Reception and Dance.
flie climax of. the Kaster pleasures,
however, was the brilliant reception
md dance of Inst evening. The club
rooms wer? (thronged witth visitors
from 11 o'clock on, while a nmst cor
dial greeting was given tlwm by the
members and ladies on I lie rerepnoii
committee. !'
Receiving Party.
Those on the remdvlng committee
were Mr. A. M.Coleman, Miss Bessie
Carter of Danville, .Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
Hustings, .ur. anil Mm. "
Co.-.n. Mr. nml Mrs. J. L. Craliam, Mr.
and Mr'. Hirti'T Manes. Mr. and .rs
II .? Hevnolds, Mr. and Mrs. A. .S.
Hanes, Col. and Mrs. M intagne, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter lorrell, iMr. and Mrs.
R C Xorllit", 'Mr. nd Mrs. Hugh
fnalliam, 'Mr. H. M. 0. Swanc of New
Vcik Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coleman,
Mr and Mrs. W. II. Wlllard, Mr. and
Mrs. Clement Manly.
Beautiful Decorations.
Tin. rooms wer nio?l effectively
decorated in purple nnd -white un'der
he skillful direction of Mr. Mermttn
Vt.itplipr
linrinir the evening a most delicious
collation in thr e conrces was serve.1
bv Msdames J. Gilmer. W. T.
Brown, J. h. Uidlow and Watt Mar
tin. . .. , .
Till the wee sma' hours the; lig.it
faiiias;ic as gaily trtppen
Mr th
voun? iieoi)l!
Dugan's orchestra ror
...i,.u- finrme tins
niHiins exqm.i - -
UT7h' dances were led -by Mr. Henry
Sh-dton and Miss ..Marguerite l.mllow
and a large ni:m!T partlcijiated there-
'"in everv respect the Eavter recep
tion w,s a most snec ssfnl affair be-in-
dccidedlv the best In the histon
rM-he Twin-City Club. Th- officer? i.r
hat organ'rition and others who aid
,d In making the arrangements for
t,',. Vonsntnluted on the success at
lending tiieli' efforts.
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NAPLES. March 29. Author.
L
L
to Mt. Aetna's
ties today, owinq
resumed activity, have oroereo
the excavation of the entire
Southern slope of the mountain.
This means seventy-five thn.ia
,nd necple will be temporarily
homeless.
At vet no death, have b"rt
reported as a result of the earth
HSTER RECEPTION
IS 11 NOTABLE
SUCCESS
Promotion for Ticket
Agent
Mr. W. It. PnrtH'll; for tin yeaw'
ticket agent for the Southern Rallwnj
in this city, has been notified that h
is to receive a deserved promotion,
having been appointed travelling pas
senger agent for the same company,
with headquarters in Halelgh.
Mr. Parnell will tnter on his new du
ties April 1. He will succeed Mr. It.
H. Bebutts, who goe s to Charlotte, to
relieve Division Passenger Agent It.
1 Vernon of sonm of his arduous du
ties, Capt. Vernon has been with the
Southern many yeart and has always
been heWin thj highest esteem by the
officials oNrhf company and all with
whom he came In contact. His quali
fications have also been recognized
and appreciated, a.s fihotvn by oontin-
ied promotions.
Mr. Parnell will likely be succeeded
by his assistant, Mr. S. I). Klser. who
ROOSEVELT IS NOT
CAIRO, March 29. That the Na
Hiinalist Prcs did not attack Col.
Itoowvi It yeuteiday was prolwibly due
to a prlvaje talk Iloosevelt gave tlic
editor, this being considered a clever
political stroke.
The family this morning visited the
bazaars, 'buying Bouvenirs.
Commander Tanakeo of the Japan
ese fleet, called and expressed J-ipan
cse graiHude for Roosevelt's efforts
In ending the .lnianese-flusnUin war.
Ccunt HatzvBlt.of the Gentian ag-n
cy. gave a lilnclieon In honor of C:l
onel and Mrs. Roosevelt at thi agency
this afternoon.
The Roosevelt visited the citadel
cf Carlo, two museums jwl Mx mo
STATE SENATOR ALLDS
' RESIGNS FROM BODY.
ALBANY, March 2:.J3t,te Senr.tor
lot hum P. A1U, lialf an hotrt before
the wnate met to vote on sustaining
or reacting the, rharties of soli it-
ing and BceeptlDK 'brlU. nmght by
Senator fionn Conger, filed bis tenria
tion with the secretary of state.
Death of Mrs. Baggerly.
Mrs. Maggie Haggery died fi-.intlay
afternoon at three o'clock at her home
on North LKierty street at tin age o'
To yters after having been sick with
pnuenionia fcr pome time. The fttnera'
net vices were conducted ft itn ti.
home this morning. The deceased
leaves l ttrrVitid 'and one child. St
was en r-r unable dy and rk lovea
iiy all w'.io knew her.
Views of Englishmen.
LONDON. Match 2fl.-.Whlie they
nm'v R-Hwevelt's fear esst. t as.
:'ne Nattonslists Kuglltbmen fear If.
;r,av disturb llif delicat Egyptian re-,
iitiotis or tnvite assassination, 'The
foreign offlc? , will tvjolco when be
leaves Egvpt.
AHAGKED
WEB
W. H, Parnell
regarded very capable man, not
vithstsndlng the fact that he has had
inly a t.w months' expu-lenee The
HinJiicfurs and othein have endoised
Mr Krser for the po.ltim. His snr
eisar as asiistam agent has not bei-n
te1e-trd yet.
Mr. Parnell Is a ihulve of Miwks
vllle and came here about fifteen
rears ago. His first position was In
the baggage room. In every tl"part
meat he mde good and today he Is
recognized as one of the htoat capable
ticket agents In the service of Hie
ftnithem. Before coming here Mr.
Parnell was a printer, holding a ixisl
tiim wkn the old Davlo Times, pub
lished at Mocksvilln.
The Sentinel Joins his many friends
In extending congratulations upon -his
.ircmolion and predicts that, further
I oMlons of honor nd trust await him
In the railroad world.
DR. STEEL TO
ft
IT
Dr. Samuel A. SI' el, of Texas, one
of the forunohl men. of Methodism,
will begin a revival meeting at Cen
I nary church next (Sunday morning.
Dr. Steel is a native of Mississippi.
Ho was educated at Vnuiry aI), .Henry
College. Ho w chaiilnln of the I'nl
HOLD
MEET NG
CENTENARY
verslty of Virginia or two yearn. AlM'Hy r5.';rc,,(?Bj J""'
l.astor lie h.ia wrved th" lending
churches of his denoinltiatb n In Rlcn-
mond, ljOtllcvllle, Nsbvl!le, iM tinplils
and Kansas City. In 1S8H he was fra
ternal delegate frotn the Mmhodist
Episcopal Church, isouth, to the (i n
eral Conference of the Methodlut Kds
copal Church which met In New York
City. On that occasion ho mado one
of the moA noublv tm-cnliis that was
evtr heard iy (but l.timrnilied bi1y
of men. He was de-rtod by the fit n
eral Confi renc ol hbi ui.iircii the first
general secre iary of the Kpworth
league, and for four years he was
editor of its official organ, The Kp
worth Kra.
Dr. Steel has lectured In all lhrt
kad cH)- f)f (be VniM 8t(t((,,,
'Ie Is a finished scholar, a brilliant
jrator and a (ireacher of the first mag
nitude. -
SENSATION IS SPRUNG
BY PRESIDENT KINGSLEY.
'NEW YORK. Mirth 29.-President
Kinasby, of New York Life Insuranc
Co., tmlay testified before Hie Insur
ance Investigation that William Pluck-
lev. an Insurance libbyist, had sollcti
:A a three t'lousand dollar brllte fr.m
itlm for "six senators" to lnfluet"e
'egiVlatlon on ihe Armstrong bill.
Klngs'ey rt 'um?t.. A bill was later
BJMed requiring companies to makt
toMhefr inlJcrtoKlers 11 t !ntn.-.
'Hncklcy o ref illed to th'. str.nd,
and rr fused to ex-tl:iln how 1m- accrui I
Mg checks fmn fire Insurance com pa-1
nies hlch he cashed or depositee
jbli own crtdlt la banki.
The t:irt tjur vr ntd il
Amerh- by a r-t!j;hn wntkor his
Just be tHHil. te4 by L"Jh-r M.
TU. of this rity, KWI4 S.frt-tary of
the WrJ-Vbe ItanK-m-Phllatheei ftl
h'.e Clwus I'Bton. hc Is tww h-ie
vtr Tej-h Mri.d friMii Win .u-Ailem
:-P. ma. w ni N r h far
s Watmtin. . Y.. rnrning by
Syraci. N. Y.. the honir offlee of tht
gl It twiNemeBt, with oly fwr dv
nwrstl.iB f(r thru loin Jourey; h
started for the Nurthwimt. ! Ihiffslo.
iVtroit and Chicag. from watch p!e
a every night sixuktni tour wss b.'-
iib in rl parnem. xthliBg thrwiah
litwt. Kansas and Nlrsks. A ICO
mile Jump then made thmiign
South Uik.iu. Wvnniini!. Montana and
I Is bo to Sisikane. Vh . -.
After niM-ukms In th Niwbs and
cHles la 'shlngtnn ml Oregun the
trip wai foiitlBul d'B the I'wcirlc
Coast o .Me Ira, wher BBolh.r tump
was made to K Pao. Texas. Htlll IB
thM (Vs; Satf he tmshed forward
around the tiulf of Mexico tti th ex
Vreme nd of Flnrt tn. fmm wh'"b
i!ce a h dy nn.l nlghta oo the
rain brought him fe back to his
hoi. in North Csndlnn. having flnlsh-
d the btngeft trip of Ibis kind ever
under ak. n Jv relilotMt worker.
In making this tour. It ww hvm-
srv to go Into thlrtr srii. Canvla
ind M ex ten, snd travel IX To miles.
1 took days, during which time
Mr. Tesh visited 1ST towns and cities
in which he had dflnlte engagements,
wws the gio-st of ;i! Itsrsea rhH
n I large number of Phllathe.
made 2S7 un Iny Schd talk, fn a
combined audience of 4B.M. people,
The Harara-Phllathe niovenx-nt s
said to be one of the greatest Tllg
Ions movements of the present cen
tury. It is speelnl form of Sunday
School class oignnlxallnn for yotiDg
men and ladles, nd Is known
throughout the world, having been
organised In tstw by Marshal A. Hud
son, iuieftil crokery merchant
of Hyrscuse, N. Y. It has enjoyed
remarkable growth and now has over
1000 rlasxps enrolled with combined
uietuliershlp of nearly SiKi.omt,
EMr. Teh Is wy enthus'.ajilc over
this trit. and'sitenk of It ss Mlown
."! afn Sure In my etperhnco is i
religious workef I, have Bercr been
quite wo happy as I mil to-day The
remarkable incri.isc In lllble study
Is enough to make anyone happy
Never before In our isl history have
men In every "work of life been near
m ready for the tlci;rel is today. T.i
sit in one's olllce, and think of net
gain of 72 per cnt In Organised lllble
Class work, In six months, I a pie.
ant experience, but lo go nut and come
In contact with tho actual of-tailon
throughout Amcrl'W In Joy too grut
t'j express
"The experience one has on trip
of this kind Is so varied It would take
volumes to tell of It. 1 have spoken
in all kinds of place and under nil
conditions, front the wallliv church
in Chlcogo to the streetM of Ran Vran-
clsco. from the mountains of Wsoi
Ington to the plains of Texas. The ex
perlenee with jwqde Is Inst as Vrd
men from every walk of life, from the
Judge Aft the convict, from the million
ul ii to the tramp, each presenting
IM-cultar oMarle tbnt must w oyer
come to win them to the study of
God's Word Not only were their so
rial conditions different, but oniinef
their nitlonallly sn.l the Ntuguag.
they used, recall one of the must
nleoHant engNgiiiii'tits was with
r edHh Congregatlim. My host and
hot-U'fttt were Hwedeg atid they p jeh
ed, enng and tiiugbt Hwwlinh In all
the church services.
"One who travels In work of thi
kta4nnist be prepared to take fli
unpleasnnt with the pleasant, the a.
comforts with the comforts and th
sorrow with the Joy. With the uti
pleasnnt we might ttienilon the rtls
witnforts of travel., change of food
cllmute and water, toweihnr, with th
sin, vice, deception. Indifference and
oixy, The efTt of all tills, however
Is soon overcome with the Joy that
comes from hrUtlan service and b
many pleasant things that go with It,
the happy home. Christian fellowship,
great lllble cla demonstrations
street parades, auto parades, boo
quets, receptions, ond great mas
meetings, and. were It not for these,
the Joy that comes from seeing eyeti
one soul bora Into the kingdom of
(iod makefl nwh a trip well worth
while."
Two Small Fires.
Fir causing a lo estimated ' al
about I'.'iO occurred . Sa'tirtlay nlfcht
at II: to ut the h-ime of a tnlored
woman Itj- ihe name of lllckeisoti on
the corner of Nlttlh and Ieist streets.
Pie ill and part of the main roof be
ing consumed.
An alarm wa turned In yet rd.iy
al 11:25 and It was learned I bet seve
tal Ktiinc'es iiround tlw flue at the
home of Mr. II. M. Hitchcock . hl
ignited but the fire was put out lth
the (hemical extlmoilcben
i.
DAYTON, fla.. March 99.
The attending phyaielant today
report no Changs In Senator
Daniel's condition during the
past twenty-four hours. Hit Int.
provement I maintained, al
though his recovery from his re
cent serious attack it necessari
ly slow.
'oj
j, ,.
EAtr. beautiful BjMer. ba cwc
lime conk iid fvktie Bud th Ttn'tty
im dans hHf eery-tfy lbi Bud
Borstal roudltktti " tt nved. It l
rll. for while.it to lovely,
aiul eryody e U Biinh, it
Bitixt h conS kaed that lh roatmunity
Is bwm M- le ora mi. The wealh
rr has l--n perMt; u nay irwi
4k if pi.m Mum tJui luM BK1 Ber
Vmtttt and 10 am lo ny. ail lu rt a
to r mti.t.Uu a.Vxit the hse of
dut r i! hun over iXn etr-4t.
urday, Honda y and Monday afternoons,
as cnid -d tr.-le : rt aud A)Ui( bb
totitoudek hJtffi aih other wp an f
Uiin tin street,
Wvti r-b ; 1 1 lirg yer the Bum-
h, - n( inters at KvsteT tlUM U-
M t.-. s, tttrotrd l Hie Ul tia by In
itikiipie o rvaiice of lb x'sson by
( hi M,svli.
A meal ll ouOi reverent, company
(tended the great Htdwth lowfeist
m Saturday tttrnoi, due:ed by
ltlhtip Kotidthilr, who exollnrd ful
ly the tUgnifWairt' of thee tervl M
tu geiM-ral and tbia one In partlcul ir,' ,
tK count the early service of Eister
Jliy on the Moravian God Arte la th
ii'- most widely known nd attix-t-
n ha kirvevt iMmvlnliUire. It la Da
unting rather a uttv xprelun to say
every ymr t'iBt ibl tlm the Urgnsi
crowd was ri'sent In I he hist u y of
Sat Ml. lVSi! n li' '." BCiuai iari;
It U sri iier wbb oaU ICastertlde; thi
ear the gilbftlag was etlnted at
en thoiufthd.
The clmn h band, under (tic leader
ih'p of Mr. It J. PI oh1, ttad started out
ut two o'l'oik for their rounds of tl
ItyT They numlieied fil-y-on l-ee
an ! Ibe first choral plyed In lb
Salem square y, the chttra b)dy Of
musicians. After this the cominny
.wrsttd Into thtee dUUl-ms, gotna
to all part of th city, from Kalmew
to wuttntou, v announce wim
Joyoua liiualc Ui lleaurrectlou mm
liar.
Tlirongjiaiit the day B Sunday, and
even on Saturday evening, the .Mora,
vuui graveyrd atd also th centelary
never waa thms smb. ut arruy o(1ik..
I nowrnt pth w mw-Tmw w
fore r the enT I n '"fvirri T'irT?f'
xrouiiila wen geiitiously dtcotated.
It was quite noticeable rhat tb
raves in the centre of lb tve)sr.l
wr patbetliUlly hate of flower, but
A I,.... It... Jl.lt Mm A.k ti.n,.ll
w lien mr uve m w i'i i, w ,
wtre deciphered and lume of them
Kid 1771, el., II wb readily under.
siood that no reMvea remained: how.
' r a certain class of the Home Sun.
day Hchoml had placed palm leaves
aid Msgnolla loaves on many of these
lew greini mounds," In memon1 of
what. Hiese early, fathers wrought In
ihelr day nd getirtlon.
Practically all Hi. chtirdieB In the
city o'merved iCatter Sunday with
rpwlal music and appropriate di ror.
lions. At 'l of these htrrehen the
iongr(.gatl"tts wer large Mid the ser
vice utumiMlly Inion kttng.
MR. WATSONIS TO
BE SPEAKER
10
Hon. C j rus II. Walton has been
i-horicii as the similiter for Memorial
Dny which will Am celelH-ated on the
It! to of May and every veteran In Urn
otitnty will prolmlily try to lent out. to
hear Sir. AY at son. He la it rare speak
er and stands amonw the foremowt In
tlv IwurWf f ln i nUi of this county
and section well as in tho state and
lie will have a large audience.
BELL COMPANY TO SPEND
SEVERAL TH0U8ANO HERE.
.Mr. and Mr. J, Kptm mown,' of At
lanta, were the guests of Mr. mid Mm
E. II. Wilson Hut urday and Hundny,
left yesJetday for home. Mr. Brown,
who In a ib m sff.ildo gen rb man, u
vl;e preeidetit and freueral mtlnagnr
of the Houihern lull TeU-phone end
Telegraph Company and wblla here
h' give out the statemtnt that his,
com puny w ould Sud several tlions "
and dollars this year Hiak1tfl( lmproe-'
menu on the W'imtton-tlft'eni plant,
H veral telephone I! l)e will rje ex-t-'mled
In H'.ilrvlew,, rtituthside and
other parts of the city. A numW
of cable Hue will Imi Installed at
once. Mr. and Mr. Iliww attended
the e&ily morning Kter sorvlce on
the Moravian graveyard end they rr.
gatded It the most bcititlful and 1m
presive they bad ever witnessed. Mr.
Itrown accompanied Mr. Wilson over
the city In an automobile and be was
favoriubfy Itppr sued with the evidence
cf K'ut:i nnd prcgre, lis Keen In
every rArt of the city."
Rev,, h. W. ( ollinit, pastor of the
Mtlodist churches at Mudieon and
Mayodan, who arrived In the eiiy tWs
I afternoon, rp-ted thtK the first and
b'eft id -nlc of Ihe season w is held
at Mayodan yemterday by the Metbcd-
1st ami Moravkati Huo.lur sciurd.
Tlte crowd was Immense ami the day
wttrf a hayi.y one for every patticliwu'.
'fliete ts is a bl lui-hall g.mie and '
ihe dinner served was it deeded tea-