OI V? HTlillQlIM Mw PtvU
im.i.at. between the Manorial
?? tWIr pert to the Demo.1?1
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Sp? OMSCTKSSONB iifim
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wt dlspotod to do ao, ! would bo
He to lnnst In thia campolXB
mora than Is nboolutolr ntrnoarr to
dofiVj tho ndmlttedir tofttlmato <szponnra
thoroof . 1 do not know what
tho commlttoo or contention. as tho
case mar bo, mlkht tori Itoolf aathor
land to do to rognlnto nad limit theoo
szpenaoo, hot It oocn'ra to mo that In
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the abaenoa of such action the Mtvatlon'migbt
be.mat by an UfMaaai
Hanking the amount of tMaa upeases
and pmacrtbUg tba things for
which expenditures la thia Mutt
ar h? matl? lande. I wD be
dad to co-operate with paa aad the
other randldeton with a rlew to eecurtpg
action to thie ead." ft
. Senator Simmons said toelaht that
he might not Meet eleotiao dap dot
the aaaatortal primary If ha aqaatdered
hlmaelf. bat he daaa believe that
election dap la what the people want
and It to hla opinion that bp holdtng
the primary on that day the party
wlU be Maedted.
M. C .8. Noble of hla Tlelt to Alexandria.
Va.. lor tbe/drand lodge
The election ol ofdcemVai the last
thine on the program and thin bralnana
waa not concluded until 1:S0
this morning.
The officers installed, today are a0
follows: ;
Klectire Offlcers^ s
Wm M. McKoy, grand austere
P. M. Winchester. deMfl$> Krand
marshal .
John T Alderman, senior grand
warden
Frank P. Hobgood. Jr.. junior
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i-eo D. Heartt, grand, tre^nurer. )
John C. Drewry. trend necmtarr.
*-T?s*r. ?--< >?R.
T. Edward., grand lecturer
A. B. Andrew., Jr.. .enloi* grand
C. L.^^Jdfen, Junior grand-deacon.
Oeo. B. Norlleet. gramfmarakall.
Henry j*. Oradr, grand .word
1 ^Wer' " l!
1C Braawell. grnnd purauirant
irllr Vrfin Wlrr
UK SETS DATS TO KKXDKK
FINAL DECISION AND FINALLY
DECIDES THAT HE
PROPOSAL ISJO SUDDEN
HMMIK PAGE, A BACHELOR, 18
RUN DOWN BY AN ARDENT
WOO BR, BUT J1MM1E 8AY8 HE
"PA8NT" WED, JUBT NOW.
Loe Angelee. CnL. Jan. 10.?"Jlmpla"
Pago baa Quit. Ha decided tolay
not to accept the leap-year propoaal
of Mtaa Virginia Franklin and
to notlflad bar at bar home. No. tii
Wart Tkbrtaantb etreet.
"Jlmmie'a" frienda *ln Our Jonathan
and California Cluba ara aomeabat
directed with blm and ara
ratlonalr allocked, for "Jlmmle" had
bragged daring tha naak baforo th?
laap war waa inaugurated that ba
would acoopt lb. Crat gfel wbq bad
tha nerro to propaaa to him. "JtmOfo"
* rot*, hand*... wealthy?
altogether a good catch?and no one
napaetad that tha Tear would'pane
without bia marriage. "Jtmmlee"
loneaoma bachelorhood haa been the
inbjed of aotao comment In hta act.
lor be baa fraqoenUr aald?hip own
wwrnae-"alngle bleaaednaaa la bell."
? Mtaa Franklin, who la In the name
et. rlaalaad New Taar'a Dar to earn
"Jimmla" from an? farther grlaf at
Ma aolltarr aUte. Tha pocond dar of
ianoarr ahe called on him at bia office
and formally proponed to him.
"Olmme time, gimme timet" gapped
"Jimmla." ' Then. raooTPrlng hlm elf
aomawhat, he added: "Thlw la ac
.udden!" >
At mat he fold Allan Franklin that
he would hare to take a few dare to
iaaMm^hr propoaai. He act a date
?Jan. t?And aald ha manld cadl-ber
word from "Jlarmla." Today, howorar,
ha aaakanad. Ha.waa found
tonight. decn In melancholy ak tha
California Club and was asksd about
MiX" be whbpewl. "I
told bar I couldn't . do ?^1fmJ
bow. Boe't yon aao?I Boat know
bow to gat married. eayway. I Boot
know whstber I went to or not. I'm
not reatfy, Hoesstiy, I "daae'nt.Mto.
rrankltn 1..M hsr^lf to all
SEEI1RS IN RENO
Obo Twentieth of alio Population or
About aoo Mob Bad Women, V
w . Want to Oot Unmarried.
a '
Rono, Nov.. Jaa. ltr?Tbora horn
boon IE suits for divorce filed Mr*
stnco Jan. 1. In IS 11 the average
was SE a month. There are approximately
600 men and women, in
this city seeking divorce, representing
one-twentieth of Its entire population.
Of the dlroree colony, TO
per cent, ate women. The number of
men hare tor this purpose has increased
in the last three months.
While at the present time there to
none here of national Bote, the colony
Includes more of second-class
prominence than erer before who ate
qutetl^ slipping lato oottages and resortinr
to eyary means to preeeat
their presence and Identity from be
coming known.
MRS. MACI.KAN ENTKRTAJN8
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CAROLINA. FRIDAY
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frag ^/-^^Tr*"*-?
ror the ngowI time sine# the
pubMcan govmor. In the per job of J
came with the defeat of powerful I
nn mi im
ARRESTED H
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PRANK WINBSKJK. A PHOHIN.
NT CITIZEN IS CHARGBD
wild wnttmuso .
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AR8EST CREATES SENSATION
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FRIENDS BELIEVE HIM INNOcm
ARB ABB STANDING
LOYALLY BY HIM?STANDARD
MIRROR CO.. OF PITTSBURG,
ARB HIS AOCUSB8& . - :
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Oreensboro, N. C.. January 10.?
Prank Wlneskle, director and manr
ager or the 8tandard Mirror and^
Pittsburg Plate Glass Companies'
branch of flees at High Pol^t, and one |
of the best known and most prominent
cltlsens ef that town, was arretted
late this afternqpn nn a warrant
charging the embetslement of
ISO.OOOV The charge against Wlneekie
was made by Frank McKnight,
president of*the -Standard Mirror
AMBtffanV and at hie Instance Justice
oFThe Peace D. H. Collins this
morning issued the warrant. The paper
was placed in the hands of
Deputy SWiff John Weatherby and
he left' for Tllgh Point immediately
by automobile. A vuu<? from him
short time afterward. atatnd that
ha had found hi. man and that ha
wu then in fcta custody,,
and Barahart, attorneys, called Jnn-I
tl^e Collins later and by telephone a
bond af *10,000 was tona^id U?J
and a later meeaage wu to tha'e'ffaot
that Preliminary hearing w.a W.
for Thnrndnr afternoon at ?'o'clock
bafoca Jnattoa Colllu awd the Hick
Xmaaeagr from High Point to\JteteCte
BUteg LlT^fld'ehteM
[all an dr. being copaIdar%l oner of the
moot eubetantla! dklaena of the place
[Ha ?? generally.' auppoaad to be
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JANUARY It M
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y
BWi
Ml nr, Maryland baa elected a ReMIllps
Ln Qo Ids borough Ufa rictcry
(MOcratle machine^
games bar* and rooting loyally for
%he Patriots.
I Unexpected by Wtneekto.
fc Tba lint Intimation of tba charge
Baa lsarnad here shortly after noon,
li In raapoaaa to qaasUons, the ofkm
admitted that thay held a warto
aarra it. Attorney O. 8. Bradshaw,
who has baan retaiped by the Standard
Minor Company, refuses to discuss
tba case, though ha states that,
.besides. Mr. McKnight. two directors
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mad* a thorough Investigation. These
gentlemen, with Mr. McKnlght. went
to Wtnatou at noon to visit a branch
tharo aad will not return hero until
tomorrow. H la aald that their decision
to prosecute Wteeakk^ was
reached only altar several conferences
and a careful Investigation. This
Investigation revealed; It la alleged,
the fact that the shortage would
reach certainly $30,000 and that the
embcsslexnants had extended through
a period of. aeven rearm. Wlneakle,
It Is said, had no Intimation of suspicion
and the appearance of Mr.
Weatherbr and announcement of his
mission Is said to have been even
more startling to the prisoner than to
I the citizens of High Point.
WhUe counsel will make no stateI
meats wording the hearing tomorrow,
It Is learned from an authoritative
source that the basis of the charge
is that Wlneakle, as manager of the
Standard Mtrjpr Company, a subsidiary
company of the Pittsburg Plate
Glass Company,'sold a material called
"waste" and very valuable in the
construction of mirrors in the shipments
of mirrors to the High Point
branch much of this "wasti," or In
reality a formation of silver, was removed.
If to charged that Wlneakle
resold this material %pd that he applied
the funds derived from such
aourpaa to his personal mm.
Pdtojctosea da the Case.
Another feature learned Horn the
same authoritative source to that the
ofOcere of the company have for several.
months been aware of the alleged
sales and misconduct of Mr.
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worked up a cue that iw.aald to ke
padtlre.' It leetM ckecke mate parable
to WhteaklJ and o.Bof~d fcr
BO returna of each account. Ban
W mad. to the eompanr. That
Wtiiteli could hare carried oil a
bualneea ot thla kind for euch a dm.
MMWT. Inatead! It la aliased thai
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Dally News Co- Jwrka
They are fc.4ae of?Surj
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The Dally News Contest is proving i
one of the most valuable subscription
levers ever used in this section of
the South. The contestants are working
with an energy that will bring
them big rewards for their untiring
efforts. None of them are slighting
thf ir work and when the end Is here I
they will certaiuly be proud of their j
STANDING OF
District No. 1?W
Miss Olivia Jordan
Miss Lillian Swanner
Miss Mary 8h?w. _
kites Midline Ellsworth. .
.JUlss Llxsle Kelly .? .
Miss Fannie Stewart ?.
Miss Carrol Willis
DMif
Mrs. Marlon T. Mayo. 8outh Creek..
Miss Rena Rove, Aurora, N. Cv ...
Mtes Nina Reddltt, Edward, N. C. ..
Dtstrf
Miss Locy O. Wollard, R. F. D. No. 1
Mies Alice Woo lard
Miss Mary Marsh. Bath N. C
Miss Willie Lee Lathate, Pantego.*..
Miss Nancy Marsh, Bath. N. C
Miss Ella Baynor, Leechvllle, N. C.. ..
Miss Kate Eborn, Bath, N. C
Dietrlt
Miss Leta Cartwrlght. Swan Quarter,
Miss Lessie Stlverthorn, Middleton,
Miss Ruth Chadwlck, Rose Bay, N. (
Miss Ruth 8ilrertborn, Englehard, N.
Roles Governing Contest.
Rule 1.?Only one nominating r
coupon entitling nsach contestant to 1
1,000 votes will be allowed. *
Rule S.?Votes can only be obtained
by securing subscriptions pre- "
paid, renewals, collecting . past due t
subscriptions or by CtypplogJ^eejrot c
ing coupons nrom each IssuA
Rule *.?Contes?Sls may secure ?
as many free voting certificates as 4
possible and vote them each week. '
Rule 4.?Monies collected by Con- "
rest ants on subscriptions must be "
turned over to Contest Manager by 1
t o'clock Saturday night, of the "
week In which receipt is te- f
sued for game. Failure to make 1
report of swch oolleotion with- 1
In specified time will forfeit your 0
right to votes on such amounts. 1
Rule I m Contest Manager's sighs- c
tore most be affixed to votes before
same are valid.
Rule ?. ?No employe of The Dally
News, or member of any family connected
with the paper will be per- 1
milled to participate In the contact.
Rule 7.?Subscribers are coutloned f
to demand a receipt for money paid
Contestants.
Rule il?All money for subnerio- ,
lion mast be paid to Contest Manager,
who will upon receipt of same,
Jsue Voting Coupons to cover the
amount paid In.
Rule 9.?Any question that may ^
arise between contestants will be de- (
termlned by the Contest Manager, :
and this decision will be final.
Rule 1G.?Contestants are at lib- :
erty to secure subscriptions any- I
where regardless ot what district :
they lire in.
sent Its case tomorrow, but -that until 1
then no definite statements will be
made. An attorney from Pittsburg
will come here tomorrow to assist
Mrr Bradshaw in the prosecution. . i
Deputy Weatheriy returned at 1
6:80 from High Point, bringing the
Justified bond Of ?10,000 Indlcat- ?
lng the prominence of the accused <
were such names signed to the bond 1
as Mayor. Fred N. Tate, J>W. Harris. '
A. E. Tate. W. O. Bradshaw. J. B.
Marsh, Editor J. J. Farrisa. R. H. \
Wheslsr and others. I
. rusk WtaMkta CUM to Hi(k i
grown (ram . .mall .mount to *101.000.
H. i. . mm* ot f.mlir, taring ,
a wit. niut UN (MMr.n R? II ,
ogiglnallr tram PltMmrf. ? "
I. * wUtemnat .hortlT mfUr kin j
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GfllRING
injvBr ht . 1
s are Showing the Mettle .
rises
in 3tore for Many
lem
ibowing. We believe some could dox
belter and we think they will. But
now ie the time to put In your beet
"licks." . Now is the time to make ?
your standing forge ahead, fiow U
the time Jo garner every subscription
I In slgbt and make it yours. Don't
Itorget that the "best fellow" always
I sins. ?loONTRSTAKTB:
IsKhlngton, N. C.
I SOflTfirt *
* 495.4(0
415.750
. 410,001. , <:JH
. .* 310,37 V *> 'wM
150,000
224*644
No. SL ' V.'sH
175,oiv .
. .. 155.400
111,500
t* No. a. .
315,064
154.304^
. . 113,075 . ?
...... 90,500
." 17,900
14.504
J No. 4. ^
N. C vN.
C . 50,750 2*
3. 35.000
C v 37,200
Rule 11.?The tight la^eaerved to
eject any name for cause, also to
Llter^jhese rules should occasion denand.
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Rule 12.?Votes can not be trans
Orred by oho .contestant to another
liter same have been placed to her >r
?div. ? -* - '
Rule 13.?All out of town Cotfesc- *^*19
mts are allowed the privilege of
sailing their coupons and money ooi*
acted for subscriptions; such letters
hould be addressed to Contest Maniger.
Dally News. The postmark of
our postofflce must show the hour
,nd date Bald letter containing vote*
intered your office, therefor* Iwt- %
en or package* bearing tb* poet- - 4
ark of the laat mall tearing your 1
if flee, nearest the hour named In any
1 roposition made by us will be nceptable.
Therefore letters or packager
rearing the poetmark of the First
4all leaving your peefeefttos after the ' |M
tour and data named in any proportion
made by us wil be aooepted. "^8
To all who enter this contest we A
guarantee fair and impartial treatnent.
For any information call on or adLress
the Contest Manager, and same M
rill cheerfully be given. #
Yours respectfully,
MISS ETHEL HOUSTON,
^Contest Mgr
Schedule of Votes.
I months, $1.00 200 votes
I months, $1.50 500 votes
L year, $3.00 1.000 votes
I years, $6.00 .2,500 votes
1 years, $9.00 4,000 vole*
? years, $}5.00.... . .7,500 votes * v|f
10 years, $30.00 ... .25,000 votes $
15 years, $75.00. ...150,000 votm
W HO WOULD BB
> A BACK NUMBER?
. The professional man who doee not
sad the newspapers is a back nun- /- \
Take the lawyer. The papers are
x> natal tly' chronicling important
rl?U m l
I || piIUUUI?iwnom upwind
dtcMou Involving new im laerecting
points.
Takn ths doctor. Every new medinl
discovery, every Inter?tlog experiment,
tf eofflctently Important, le -jl
repor^yd In tbe pre? It easy not ?e .
old In technical lnageatoi bat It S3
Etvaaa olew that may to ?Hotted t? '.-c , ,
So with all the prop?moan.. Tkmae
ire bat eeggeauoes of the one henIred
and ono ways that the aama- iUi|H
layers are eeefat tofhc prot?loanl
at. phyXdan. tawyer mlnmtar _ ,
B>R. ltUoB Of Bo?th Craak. to
vUltlai hw AajtfkUc. Mto lei. ? -ym
Rswlltie, K-Kalu sfreetn *
w. ?-.l " a.*'-.- a .
( Ufa Wr4A- tm to# sBfltfe.
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