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By its verdict Hie Jury said that Critcher obtained j the woman's money, over $2000, by means of fraud and misrepresentntlon. Both parties live- at Wendell. The ense grew out of an arrest and ball pro ceedings. Critcher will Cippeal. , j NegTo Fair In Progress. The negro state fair was formally opened at noon yesterday with an ad- drees by the president, Rev. W.- O. Avant of New Bern, and will continue open Until Friday evening. Dr. J. E. Shepherd of Durham, president of the National Religious Training school, will deliver, an aiddress Thursday at noon and Thursday night a concert will be given In the Raleigh audito rium. The exhibit this year are large and the officer and help were busy all day placing them. - Convict Recaptured. William Jones, a negro convict serv ing eighteen months, w recaptured in Newport News, Va., and returned to the Jail here by Constable D. R. By- rum. Jones wa convicted in May, 1910, and had served seven month of hi sentence when he escaped. He was a trusty and escaped, hie says, one day when a guard sent him to Raleigh to buy liquor. , To Entertain Judiciary.'' Plans for the entertainment by the Raleigh bar of the Justices of the Su preme court, the governor, attorney general, federal Judges, Superior court Judges, members of the . corporation commission and others are being made by a committee that has the matter in charge. It is proposed to serve a barbecue and oyster roaM at the Country club Saturday, November U. In Supreme Court Two state cases were argued In the Supreme court yesterday, when ap peals from the Ninth district were taken up. The first case was that of U 8. Rochelle of Durham who was sentenced by the recorder to serve six months In Jail for selling liquor. An appeal was taken to the Superior court, but the defendant lost Ro chelle was convicted in part through the effort of a Raleigh detective agency, of which W. J, Roark Is the manager. ... The other case argued was the ap peal of Richard Neville, convicted in Alamancecounty for stealing a mule from Walter Shepherd, a colored man, and sentenced to Ave years in the pen Itentlary. ...... Among the attorneys attending the sessions of thle court are. Gen. B. S. Royster, Oxford: W. B. Guthrie, Dur ham; MnJ. John W. Graham, Hills- boro; W. H. Carroll, Burlington; O. 8. Bradshaw, John N. Wilson, A. B. Kim ball and R. R. King, Greensboro; We. cott Robertson, High Point, and A. S. Bnrnnrd, ' Aslievllle. ' ' T)wT Appeals. State vs. Neville. State vs. Rochelle, Durham. State vs. Dove. Znchary vs. Railroad. (Decided.) 1 Rosemond vs. McPherson. Christian. Conference, vs. Allen, j Klme vs. Railway. - (Decided.) . Hughlea vs. Insurance Co, Patterson va Loan Co. Mulllnax v. Telegraph Co. Ludwtck v. Penny. . Cement Co. v. Wood Fiber Co. Thompson vs. Cotton Mills. , May vs. Telegraph Co. . Brlte vs. Penny. Warren vs. Railroad Cd. Starr vs. Telephone Co. Mirror Co. vs. Casualty Co. Holloway vs. Cotton Mills. Crquart vs. Railroad. (Continued.) ; . Chase vs. Fowler. KiUhln lit Oxford. " ' , ' Governor Kltchln went to Oxford yeBterday on private business. He will likely attend the fair In progress there this week, though he will not make a speech. This Oxford Banner last week said that the people of Granville did not want any politics at the fair and thought It advisable since Judge Clark was busy with his court and ex-Governor Aycock was 111 that neither Simmon nor Kltchln be asked to attend. But Governor Kltchln will be with the crowds, and le will likely tell why he appointed Judge Foubhe Instead of lawyer Hicks. . To Entertain Teacher. Preparations ar being made to en tertain ZOO teachers when the North Carolina Teachers' Assembly meet here In .convention November It and continue four day. Champ Clark, speaker of the hbuse of representa tives. Is scheduled to deliver an ad dress. The chamber of commerce and the various women's clubs have the matter of entertainment In charge. Rowan Man Pardoned. ' Governor Kltchln this afternoon granted a conditional pardon to Jack Coffee, convicted In Rowan county In March, 110, and sentenced to two years on the road for the crlm of barn-burning. . X number of. Ashevllle people went out yesterday to attend the sessions of the Buncombe county Sunday school association which la In session at Wf avervllle. ' The program as pre vlously arranged was carried out and was very Interesting. The final e sinh. are being held today and a num ber of speeches are on the program Officers will be elerted before ad journment. , . PIAN03 EXALinilD TZZZ Pianos Tuned, Regulated, Voiced Rcvolred and Ppnlred at Reasonable u mi, 4 l , y. t & V:. . 1 as hostage that her father may be1 allowed to return to the city and earn , the money to buy his freedom. Final ly Myron Is forced to make the ex change. Parthenla, through her bra very as well as hef eauty, soon wins her freedom from "Ingomar" who sacrifices all he possesses in doing so and follows her to Massllia. Here begins one of the most beauti ful love stories ever written. Tickets are selling at Whitlock's. "The White Sister." Now and then, by the way of breaking the monotony' of musical comedy offerings, our theater; goers are called upon to patronize some thing of a more substantial chnractor and whenever such an occasion arises it can be safely counted upon that the play of real merit and one of genu ine purport need not fail to receive proper recognition. "The White Sis ter" . which will be presented by Messrs. Morrison & Warde at the Auditorium next Friday night, Oct 27,' is surely a dramatic treat to war rant the belief that the friends of the higher order of theatrical offerings have a keen appreciation for and will be guided by that fact accordingly. The production as well as the cast of "The White Sister" will in every way uphold the reputation made for It by Viola Allen, who achlevd her great est Bu?cess In this play. Tickets are now selling at Whitlock's. f lRST, ENGLISH ; WOMAN AY I AT 01 t L MBS.- MAUElCfL- MCWLtTT ) alio. AMiurcv ncwieu, lue.wie Ol - IfSn novelist, Is the only English, woman 1 1 with an air pilot's certificate, -In a re- rent interview In London she said: I "Women can fly a well as men Patience Is more necessary tbar. nerve, and I am rare that cons tar I practice In driving's large automobile will give any woman the staying power tor long fligfct I "I don't regard' tfyl'ng1 its' a pastime! ft la a science, and every woman who! takes to aeroplaning should learn to bme tip her machine and notice any de tects without the help of a man." . Summer Pan-Cakes, made - from Wheat-Hearts. Self -.Rising Pancake Flour. Easily digested. All grocers. "The Two Orphans," Theato, FrU day, October 27. ' . . ; SCEXE FROM "THE WHITE SISTER" AT ACIMTORITM FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 27TU. May Stewart. May Stewart in "As You Like It" and "Ingomar" at . the Auditorium tomorrow matinee and night will be an event that will undoubtedly atr tract two large and fashionable houses. There Is-also sure to be a desire on the part of the fair sex to see the gown worn by Miss Stewart and company at matinee In "As You Like It," which are claimed to be very magnificent Miss Stewart will wear one or two gowns during the evening valued at several hundred dollars each. At night Frederick Halm's sensa tional drama "Ingomar." the Barbar ian, will be the offering with Miss Stewart In the role of Parthenla, one of her greatest successes. The story of the play is one of ab sorbing. Interest abounding in many thrilling and Intense .dramatic situa tion, that appeal to all. elapses of theater-goer. MjTon, an armorer of Mnssllln, hns been captured by a band of the All monl thut Inhabit the mountains sur rounding the city and Is held for ran som. Parlbeniav the. beuutlf ul-vtUunlUer, after ' exhausting every means known to her of obtaining the money with which to pay this ransom, Anally goes to the mountains and offers, herself mm 7 111 SCHLO-SS THEATRE CIRCUIT Special Announcement. Friday Night, Oct. 27 Morrison and Warde's (Inc.) Im pressive Production of VIOLA ALLEN'S GREATEST SUCCESS "The White Sister" Presented with LILLIAN RHODES And a Truly Dpppnrinbte Cast A ROMANCE OF THE CHVRCH ,. PRICKS 50V,750, 1, fl-5l V ' Scats now selling at Whltkic-k's. ' ".It . 'I.r . SCrtUOSS THE ATR & CIRCUIT Thursday, Matinee and Night, Oct. 25th The Society Event of the Season. : SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT The Distinguished Young Shakespearean Actress MAY STEWART and an excellent company in "INGOMAR," THE BARBARIAN By Frederick Hohn ; "Two souls with but a single thought, 'Two hearts that beat as one." Bargain Matinee "AS YOU LIKE IT" All the world's a "stage, and all the men and women merely players." . , 'Special Prices Matinee: 25c, 50c, 75c;' $i. Boxes $1.50. Ni?ht: 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Lower floor first 9 rows $1.50. Boxes, $2.00. M- ri 'I'll' TI.lloll M.i ...i.l lllu LOGAN Merchant Tailor rhe. Largest stocc Import ed Woolens in the state is shown herenew, arrivals now on dis play. Fabrics tht vill appeal to the most exacting, some of the season's ; prettiest .patterns ON THE SQUARE ASHEVILLE, N. C PrlONE 797 . H i Rat' ! jrr' ' AU'aork 104 V gyitranttl. f 1 ! . I
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