During the Year,
HS Tfct orator tor the memorial oxerclam
Khodutod to bo palled off In
f the auditorium of the public school
5 building tomorrow aturnoon Ml
' W. Taylor* exalted ruler of thelocal
lods?. Is In receipt of the following
SSHRani from Mr. John W. Cherry,
of Norfolk, the Invited orator, which
you Conditions compel mo to'stfy
Is Norfolk. Was afraid of this at
Ant. but the hoaor of Ofe Invitation
npnlntod as well aa the entire membenhlp
of the order, the Dally News
take, pleasure Va announcing that
H our townsman. Mr. John H, Bonner.
has kindly nenariitnil to take Mr.
Cherry, plaoe. akd though tola time ta
?bort alL feel eonfldent that ho will
proro equal to the occasion and all
' ' who hear him bare a treat In store.
W The memorial exercise* are to take
- place In the pnbttc school auditorium
tomorrow afternoon promptly at S
o'clock.
\ All the member* of the lodge are
requested to he on hand at the Rlk's
they will form In lodge procession
id march to the ochool auditorium.
Osljr ono membor baa paaard awar
during the pa at twaira months In
the person Of W. M. Williams A
oology upon ble lira **d character
' Will bo pawawmaeod by A. D. Mac
Loam. ?M. ... -~?i
The folkrwlag program has boea
i
- Hon. H. S. Ward
the Aurora
Oa oast Thursday at Aurora. N.
C.. the niriiidlr being tha Agricultural
Fair. Hon H, B. Ward, ad thta
- city, will dellaor an addnaa
The fair ? achodnled fur Wednesday
and Thursday of neat weak. Daub
taber 4 and 4. All DM adjoining
conation an cordially lnrltad to
ataare In ths ogntaat for the premiums.
The isay host king of crops.
. '" 1 1 .
, x MS AWARDED TO VE
', Premiems *CeTed by Ike Womui
Por U largest pile collected
I ^rlae or i.M iu paid to Jnsttn
Randol,. , second largest, .to
; Andrew Hathaway; dHAir jg$:gM
largest, to Clay Carter. Jr
lie For the colored children the firsi
nil prise or 16.00 was awarded to third
grade ol the pshllc school, under the
leadership of Jsete Partaam; second
f prise $1.00 awarded to grade IB. th<
youngest grade la the schoefc* TkM
children ootlected the trash Iron
>' :si and cleaned up 90 lots In the city
Third. ??.00.
They carry with them the best of al
<>Br cltlams. Mr. Bsvle ind Maate
Samuel Mayo I. ft yesterday and Mra
lUwIa and eon. Master Jobh Bloun
Mayo eapeet to leave Mondg#f??;'v;
-"5*5=?
1 taker aaya If yon have a fatli.
aother, Mater, brother ur cloaa frlea
living any where in this eM<- world
Pro 3
;
Oreat Ruler of tho t7kleet?,'$V ^
Look down upon nod Hew out work.
And bo all glory thln?..
O, hear oar prayers for the honored
T.?r,on*" 01. ,5 - ?3? ^
Hong br the chotr.
Addrew by Bro. John H. Bonner
Vocal solo by MIm Carrie Bow en
Kglogy?W. M. WTlltmsx*?-"by Bro.
A. D. MaceLan. * .
SonK by the choir. v I
Closing exerclsee; Doaolegy. benediction
by Rer. R. V. Hope.
The offlcera of Oka Washington
lodge are:
Exalted Ruler?B. W. Taylor.
E(teemed Lending Knight?W. if.
Knteemed Loyal Knight E. L.
t.A 'a..n-iTi
Sataamed Lacturlnc Kalnt--J. H.
Sacnetarr? J. C. Maakloa. J.
Traaaprar?C. B. SterHac .
nur-j. n. HodKM. >r
Sunr. w. Krm
Chaplain?J. F. Taylor
tuner Guard?John R. Calloway
Tru.taaa?0w>. T. laart. J. K.
Hon and I. F. Taylor Honaa commtneer.
F. 1. Barry.
the Orator at **
r .. . ' r>" ,
A gricuitural Fair
The UDQMawtt. ?lsaae6 by the
committee la charge WW mora than
imuM the lore* crowd expected to
be on hand. Balloon ascensions,
honm racing. Fiddlers' Convention
and the fair to conclude *Hh a
grand ball Ik among the features. Delightful
manic will be farnUhed by
t concert hand. A gala time in looked
for. People from all Motions of
Eastern Carolina contemplate going
and a large crowd from this city will
attend. Reduced rathe on railroads.
..
HCELLEfT Y1UDEVIUE
i^wwiBEwa
wi?j dw>pMt r?|r?t'<o th? ium.
meat,'ac?fcerft, tonight cIoms lira oilgagemewt
of'the vaudeville artist at
the Lyric for tb? last half of the
week, who have played to Urge and
appreciative audiences. . ^
The attraction at the Lyric laat
evening waa beyond par aafc.unques'
tionably some of the b.-at acts bookplaying,
to audiences who considered
" thorn to be the "very beat." :u> ?
Mica Pauline Josef, a Wry high.
J class singer, received a warm ytti
co?e and the applause she recetred
J waa wfll deserved. and ike has a
? voice that greatly appeals to tb?
1 music lover. One of the main features
of this artist 1st be four qqlek
changes ahe mnkes during h?r nam
I ber, and ber coattfmee are very pre^
ty.
"Uncle Joth" clones the bill witi
a laugh getter, ho certainly la Un
1 original "Josh" and bla act wen
. great with the Washington audience
1 He is one of the beat of bla ktni
r booked here and he was enjoyed nl
. the way through hie act.
t The regular weekly matinee take
place today from three to five, will
vaudeville and motion pictures, fo
which the prlcoi will be Ave and tei
cents, and to those who have no
. wltneesed thla attraction will not rt
" Bl,c'ot
P" \ Kffy /
-J* y
1 1 ? .
I B v* 1**""^
I I 10^ rM ^*"
I I ^IfM/^W
Twice loas
y-s-fW. , : -ft..!
Nuw Vert. Nov. J? ?Albert ?i
Pfttrlrl: nervine ft I'fe term la Sing
Sins prtaon for t^c mtirder of William
Mftreh Hlco at No. IH Madison
avenue, wee called to the ofBce of
Warden Jokn S. KvUhedj after Ue
arrival of the first mall at the priao?
yesterday morning and told'that bo
haa been pardoned. ? Patrick
will ba freed at pfeaa it
la expected that ha win lose co time
getting to No* York, f a
^Oov. Dl* did not anaot.a^l?jtU^
the Executive Mansion whoa bo toM
01 hia present to the lawyer wboaa
adatence to death waa commoted to
life Imprisonment by Go*. Higglnn
alter he had spent fo?tr year* aad
aine months in Ue death honae. aad
bad carried his case to tbo United
States Supreme Conrt.
In a signed statement given oat by
the Governor explaining what bad
prompted him to exercise clemency In
Patrick's case he said:
"There has slerbT* boon an air of
mystery In Uls-lmportaat case. Quoting
from the minority opinion: "The
atmosphere that surrounded the defendant
showed that a fair and Inspartial
trial was impossible.'
VI truet that Mr. Pntrlek wilt
Ote his energies ta a complete riadlcation
or bis declared Innoconce.
"During the past yetr X ham glveo
much consideration to **! cm# aad
| dressed to Wirttn Kennedy at Sing
^"ordlnsrlir Got I>tx ra assent
to tu. prison wbtre tb, objort
of his clemency M, confined with
1 rick*? cnse. - " J
/Warden KenndOb^Twho Col
John F* Fxrott, Bute Superintendent
' df Prisons, has takon a front later
eat in Patrick, was informed ?rer tbo
' telephone of the pardon, and told
' the paper would arUn at the prison
this morning. . . -'v Tho
phone measage reached tlM
Warden a short while a/tar Mr. P<*1rh*
had,left the prison. where she
That ehe anil r ...trick had noma Ink*
Una pardon was to be granted was
evinced by their conversation with
'' both Warden Kennedy end his eecraI
wry. Daniel Hlckei
The prisoner whs saying good-bye
to hie wife, when he remarked:
' "I'm expecting Important news
from Albany very soon. It mar come
r any day."
S "poor fellow, ho haa boon talking
that way oyer since. I kayo boon Con
neotad with the pr'son," waa Hlek
oy'e comment as he let Mro Patrick
out of the office door.
"Mr. Patrick la not talking oon
aenae," Mrs. Patrick epoko up. "Whal
II he aaye to absolutely tree. He wll
V- get important news from Albany al
k most any day now and be will wall
4 out of prison free. It will he sn sb
' T. -SS. a.
~ DIUPIFS"
WL ^
?~^y4fl to
I nil lit
Sentenced vto Die
trnla lor New Tork Ul lrsrqod o
tho grwatlnK ol the pardon from Oeo
r. O'Neill, her hnskonfTs lawyer. 8h<
woo for hurry-In* to am* a lor. bu
O-NoUl dlaauaded hori'-Bhe plana t<
he at the prleea door when the tor
doe orrtree. jj,' _
Her rtalta to the prison hare boor
onre a month, and each time tbi
tared lust oeo hour?not o minute
more or leeo. While the,talhhM ?IU
him he waa In a call, she oiandlni
two feet awat- The two wrrffaeo
yrfsoa ta tlmo she will be ulmltte<
to tho offlce and betpreeeut when th?
"For the past /ear Patrick bai
keen, per form in*clerical work, la Um
hoepltal. Immediately on receipt o
the pardon I shall 90 to bin aad aal
him to coma Into the offlce. Then
eh ail read the good news to him.
"We shall provide Patrick with 1
new suit of clothes, a new overcoatit
Kris* after Nor. 1?a new hat an<
about lot In moaejr. Of the moae]
910 is that which always Is paid U
prisoners tearing here. The othei
949 represents oce an done-h^lf cem
worktop la the prtiffflr.--.yjft CK
"No mas has ever left Stag 8tnj
with a better prison record than Fat
rick. In all the years he has beai
here ha has not had one domerl
against hi in; For the post'year h<
^c;:c" "rk"
lifclpA It tkat fteoome
EAST CAROLINA SCHOOL
Wl TRAINING NEW!
Th Mikado. UM Japanese open
"SSrIK
as besntirm u fairy land and th
music isantranclnc '
Plana (or the opan ?n mad
dnrlajt the summer ul soon aftr
the opantns of school to the fall th
parts- trore assigned and practice wa
bepuo. There has been much cnttaui
lasm In the school, practically all th
faculty and hair the etudodts takln
actlro part In the preparations
There are 11 fly wel: trained votca
In the oharnaea and the principal! I
the caa! are trail chosen. fy,;
Mlas MnHly. who has a trldo rept
utlon as both dramatic coach an
patting her best efforts into thin,
i Tho JtpinMo costumes will t
i furnished by a professional costun
er. la the ataKo setting a charmJn
; Japanese background will be prt
duced by cherry blossoms, wis tort
> Tkla la ?. tar the moat ambltlov
performance attempted bj the acta
i "d' |In
i araD nuxoBnaa
ON. HOTUBIR M. tni.
*????
FTMfte
f&u T 1
r A Dally Km nu la talk lac u>
. Mr. J. M. People*, or Ooldaboro. who
3 with Mr*. People* ?pmt TtaBbilrL
Ins with Mr* People*' mother. Mr*
, U. fc hrr, f?.<w rent M. Q. waa
. ahown quite ea latereatLac letter
[roe Hli m>M?. Mr. Jaaam H.
I Voyce. who Is n? atandlas Robert
> CoDeco In Oooataartlhaplo. Turkey
t Mr. Vojee ban bees la Conetmatlnople
> alnoe Jnne lut nod trffi be a atudaut
u there for tbe nomine three yaare
I Mr. Voyre lq writing to hi* uncle
I sola* on. the American ambaeador
s.hae appototed the Robert Collece as
a place of refuse for the American
reeldeata. bat Mr. Vojee aara be does
s not ahHelpato ear. dancer
f He describee la peitb atria tbe
t many hardablpe eaoaed from the war
I and alio wrltaa moat tatrri attnaly of
bis axperlanooa la that tar away
I coantry. There are 4*4 atndaota
. mow ia tha collasa with *? lnatracI
torn repreeeatiac flttaan dlBerent nar
Uooallllee.
> Thta ybaa* man la studylac the
r coadltlona la Hie ape and la mora
? than pieaaed atth kta opportuaitj.
[rmmnmmamji
MMmai TOKTun Ml imMV
I nTOwMH lUwCllitll Hn vuWil
i
II The cooKTsntioo* of th* Pin*
'ft Preebjrteriaa and Pint Methodist
churches wlU vonhl? together tomorrow
morning sod evening ud
the pastor or the first Presbyterian
church will preach at both hours. At
, 11 o'clock the services wlU be held
I In the First Presbyterian church end
r the iiMirt of the set men will he:
"Aggisssite end Progressive Chsrach
ter of the Church."
A At the evening hour tho services
| win be held In the First Methodist
?. church and the Rev. Mr. Oesrtght
I will end his series of sermons "On
& Things to Come," using as his topic
b Tor the evening. "Heaven."
Good music is promised st both
P services. 'All invited.
i FISHERIES CONVENTION
i
f There will be. held at Wasklacton,
N. C., December 4th and 5th, the noi<
nuat convention of the North Cares'
Una Fisheries Association The abject
of this convention la to dlacuaa
i- ways and means of savlnx the Sahlai
d Industry of the State from its pree
la cat (treat decline and It will discnea
and recommend certain legislation ta
>< the Incemhic General Assembly.
I- Dr. H. P. Moore, of the United
id) Stataa Bureau of Fisheries, has beer
> detailed to see let the ooaveatlon la
a. Its doHberattoae. Dr. Moore la a mar
lot wide experience aad eminent abtV
inllty and ban already visited the Stat<
Mia anmber of times In the Interest ol
I this mat phase of eoneervatloa.
I The Hotel Louise will be hoadquaj
lot the Bute Interoeted In the mm
Kjserenthie aad perpetuation of thtr
m
WILL MEE
WEDf
Meetings Will 1*
r Hall. % Official
Be the Hotel L<
?
-Tka IIMII tuuii co?v?stk>o
tka North Carolina Flaharlao Aa
elation will coaiMX la tbla tit*
bald la tk? mta Hall la tka Baotfu
Building
Tka oUari of ika eoamatloh (a
foala, amd parpatoata th? Bahlo,
doatrlao of Motth Carolina Tka",
kcUl kaadQoartora at tha aaaocUtl
111 ki th. Hotal Loalaa. ^ ~ j
hat. amkpM tka folloala* atfn
tlaa, program for iho eoavaacioa: Coarasttea
aaHad to ordar. Oi
right.
?mfco?i, Hon. Coll
K. lUrdlog, u;or of fflttlogtea.
KmopoBOO, Ooo. N. Irto. prroldti
Objoct of roarwIM. iabfi rfj(
Pratt, State OhM|W. ' '
WOT* of Jsfljlmtfn cotemltto,'
i?o?, 4otl,mV. *tVH of arm
Ttfao oouaty
Rlatum of Industrr la North Car
Una ml tho vrmooat' tin*.
Hosortm from tmHom cbtmUmm
Tho priaclgot mtmoo of tho Aortli
of the ftohtoo tadmotrr. Dr. H. 1
Moor,. at lk? L. s. Btumma of Ptol
ofoo.
Rmpcrt of ounmr; mod trmmmmrr
gpoalaumaut of oomotlltooo:
On roooloflomo
On BOBtomttomo mod moil moo
log gloom. .i> .
Ob Wgtmlmtton
ejlwV 1-!.; . ^ : rKx-fAayor
Sterfi
Experience
Kn-Mayor C. H. Sterling return)
to the ?Ujr7?uhto| morning on h
t>4 boot "Sterling" from Pamli.
Sound, whore ho had a novel U w?
aa thrilling ugertence oa WedneadJ
night and early Thursday xnornln
Tho Sterling was loaded with oyate
do Wednesday and for tho aid
anchored near Judith's island, U
porpoao being to leave for Waahla
ton oovky Thursday mooning. Wh<
Mr. Sterling and his nrow mmmkm 4
Thanksgiving morning they found
aaow Kora and the wind blowix
batwen thirty-ft ve and forty miles p
Pfc^r/V*'^
After viewing thn situation M
sterling ordered that be boat endca
i v* r -K."
RSICIJEIEHCY FOR
10RVOTED CLAUD ALLE
1
Richmond. Hot. 30.?Nearly tbr
hundred parpens triad to crowd is
Governor xann's offlcea at noon y*
Corday to attend the hearing ha h:
granted to thoae who wished to spej
pro or eon upon the petition* tb
were to be banded to him for exec
tlva clemency in the care of Clau
Alien, condemned io death for pi
ticlpation in the HUlsvlila cou
aurdara.
The hearing waa removed to t
ball of the House of Delegates. R?
soke lawyers who were coanael f
tb# defense, Miss Mary Johnstc
toe Rev. Dr. George w. McRanl
and others spoke for the 79,000 pe
ttoaers.
John 8. Draper, comrrvonweaki
attorney of rebut I, who proserin
i Ilea, spoke by request in oppositi
r to the appeal.
Only a few persons asked tt
\ the sentence of Floyd Allen be co
> matted. Among .the reasons osel|
ed ayp that Dei tar Goad was reepc
1 Bible for the shooting, holding
> grudge against the AUens, and wai
i ed to involve them la trouble; tl
i the murder ban not been proven 1
k yond a dooht against the men, a
> that Claude Allen was right in *
I fending hfes father from the xttac
of the ofieer*. ?- p
r It la alleged that the death
i Jodge Massie was doe to the shot
- tended for other eBeers.
- arguments 1
de<*latoh
No, 77
f./.-* '? ? '* r,.;' > J? . i".''.
NYENTION ~~
T HERE ON 9
4ESDAY, DEC. 4 9
ij-''.I
i Held in the Elks
Jl
Headquarters Will I
of AHmmmam Hemmiam, t:M o'clock. ,
PMMBXI fl ?li ! l ? ?i ?1 ? .1 ? ' H
lp_ rropONa DIDrnfS tfCOISllOu. _ | :H
0 of the aaaocleilon. 'V y*
|M Eleetlon of ofBcoro.
ft the d(K?Mofi nfardlac proto
poaed leglplntioa and the adoption of
n- rooolotlono eoeertaa aoeb leslatatlon
>f- cannot bo completed ol the afternoon H
on seaalon. amdralnd aeeaton .lit, be J
bold on ThBrMar. December 5th, at 1
It* 10 o'rtook '3
OS Wtdnmdn, J?l?ht n ofVeh.
Entartalnniont and lomftaoa tea
K dorod br the Chamber of Com me re. - I
. and tmetaeaa men of Waektactoo
d. Offleera?Geo. ff.'lwo, president: 'M
Jooeph Hjdo Pratt, eeeretary anil >1M
*r traeaurer
Sxocntlro Committee-& H. Dan- 9
la lela.T.J. Marbhatn. W. H. Joaoa, C. ' 9
R. Starling. C. ?. Wallaee. JaHea
iti Wood. * S. Raoaoo. J
U ' Legislative Committee Joe T*y'
lo*. T. C Weekloa. Frank Wood. .
of J. Msrkham, R A. Num. J. W. Tayn
lor, J.' It. Potter, QeOrtr? N. Iras; IjH
chalrmau; Joseph Hyde Pratt, serreo
tary.
Committee on Arrangement*? .
H. Sterling, We. E. Swindell. J. K. "
?e Hoyt, Joa. F. TayltF, Geo. T. Leark, jM
P. F. J. Berry, A. J. Cos, C. A. Ffynm, 91
a- 8. P. Wlllta.
Dues for membership in the North $
r. twepty-flve per year and are payable J9
at this meeting. All delegate* are
cordially invited to become active
t- members of the - association. Payment
can be made at the time of
registering.
ng Has Great I
in Pamlico Sound
?d or to eeek harbor in 8hell Point bay M
is There was s heavy sea at the time 9
:o and in trying to reach the Shell Point
>U bar on? or tbo crow, Mr. Howoll MU5iy
yette, fell overboard. When diarov- ,39
g. erod he waa in the water at least >6
rs yards to the rear of the host. Hr.
It Sterling ran aft and threw, hhn a ltte
ih | preserver, waicn landed with hi * few
g-'feet of him. He wee promptly token
in on hoard, although exhausted (ram
in over exertion. The Sterling finally
a reached her place of refuse and left
IB early yesterday morning for Wash- * 'M
sr ingtoc, arriving here about tea y
o'clock. Mr. Sterling states that at Sfl
r. one time he thought all would he
v- lost. ,:Jj
~ WSS BftVEN TO SMC 1
1 AT CHRISTIAN ClUitd 1
oe The usual services will be conto
ducted at the Christian church San- jfl
Ji
is- day morning and evening, the pastor, .
sd Rev. R. V. Hove, filling the pulpit.
&k One of the features of the day will la
at be the singing of Miss Carrie Bo wen.
u- of Wilmington. She will sing solos
de at both services. Miss Bowen will
it- also sing tomorrow afternoon int be \
rt pubic school auditorium, the occasion
being the memorial servioea held
be by the order of Elks. Miss Bowen
>a- delighted and charmed Washington ,'M
or people lost year upon a similar oc>n,
caslon.
ti- MISSION HMlf) AT ST. I>> T 4J
hatS (TiTTtCH NEXT WKEK
i's
ed There will be a mission held at 8t. ^
oo Peter's church, beginning Sunday, V
December 1st, and lasting through
iat December 8th. The mlssloner will be
m- the Rev. John It. Matthews, of Barnm*
senile, Ohio.
m- Mr. Matthews has held many mis- '-}i
; a Bions throughout the Southern States *3^
Et^ ana id the prominent towne ol oar .. ^
i*t own dlooeee. Bo la a graduate of
in- Oxford. Baglaad. la noud far hla
ad acholarahlp aa a Bible atodeat aad
la- ataada deeorredlr high aa a preaeber.
k> There win be a Bible lecture each
afternoon at t o'clock and a eeraroa I
of each night at halt peat aeren o'clock,
la- aad all onr people of whateeer creed
or cbareb adulation are moat cordtal a
It laelted to attend any and all of J
he theae aerrloea On Sunday afternoon
hie Paaaaihai tth. the aerrlce wll he for !
mm only '