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UBPOENA
1906
PRICE 5 CENTS
S ISSUED TO DISMISS TBEHlii5sa
M from Greensboro
S3iy Backed.
(Bv Publishers' Press )
WASHINGTON. X,)V. 21.--M ..
Louisa Monchear. H ytars o'U. d.cmh-:
ter of Baron Moncheuf, minister ;o
the United Slates, is ill with pneum.:--r.ia.
contracted at her appearance at '
her step-sister's wedding, her first s ,- i
cial event. She is m,i expected io!
live. j
Wn,,Bn,S!rVed " SKindjrd ,t to Follow President's
villus uiia uDsia
ijry Companies Todav.
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ATLANTA. Ca., Nov. 21. Mrs. je
becca. Douglass Lowe Hunter, wife v,
the N w York magazine proprietor, is
ciiticaliy ill at Hot Springs, Ark. Tin
family front Atlanta was called to the
bedside. She is suffering from pneu
monia. She is the leader of women's
. I clubs of Georgia and a social favorite.
These On Rockefeller ard Several
Other Officers To Be Se r,ej New
York and Cuhers In Var.0L, States
Vre Subsid.ary Firms and Cor
rations Are Doing Business.
Orders About Negro
Troops at Once.
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Illy !
UMTS.
21 -
to t
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till
t of ;!'.
.,-i Red -
'a-x w a -ptcial to
frei'K M attend the
. Ha an
Sl'FFOLK. Va.. Nov. 21 A big
'' ipcanutcavention, th first ever he
,ot icaril- n,,,f here at luvon t.ufov aw......i,'i...i
delegates from eleven counties in Vir
ginia and North Carolina were pi, .
ent. According to statistics these coun
ties produce seven-eoliths of th:
world's crop.
ck was
it lit re
:ei-ies;-
,is
js'.n-Tis
.;'). t!
,!:) iiu
I Lock-
nil nil ("apt.
to lie used
, mail, bas
ic regular
s aft moon
t wreck.
ctpd an,! t ruins may
jis before tomorrow
i liih the resolution
i Jil.-teria! .V-sscia-ij
anting Motiilay.
Jttii to ,e;se plans
Irvine- of Thanks-
n Tw.i.-t r , nu t. in
atoriiim yesterday
J. A. Hopkins, pas-
ras church, preside!
d the chairman wa
raw committees to
wchants ami niaiitt-
lifit that they clnse
sines, all clay Thins-
.1 in observance of
Sj:no I'rcsid, at and
iiismiiii; io Al
iiifi.:d blessings
i'-'wl upmi the pco-
i. ''far; also to give
e opiK-rluiiity to at-
services at the va-
ish.
'telui i.inu ii; ,l,e
against the S'anda
sem j,,,;.,, liv
lu-nt coin-, The w ,-;t
j IV h'K l.ofeller an, ..,;x
i i'l S.0 tn the ITli'e,! S'
! ul New V S;i,,.
Isov nty one porioratlon,-
ships w:l: go ,,, .iiffeie
jtricu is New Y. ii,. ()hi
; "'' N".v. .lei s. v Kan.--
Tile . ,.: .;
l'''iilic di! (oiiiptinit
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Program for
N.C. Day
Selections to Be Used in Pub
lic Schools of the State
on That Occasion.
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foe Sentinel.)
h- Nov. hi. -The
?the CoiurcKation
ft'iit ami I'niled
P illio im l,,l.. . .
l file, A .lrK0
3;!s'ers of 1 1,,,
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The following program has been ar
ranged for North Carolina Day in the
public schools of the State:
The Old North State (William Gas
ton.) Charles Duncan Mclver ( William
Charles Duncan Mclver. A Sonnet
(William C. Smith.)
Charles Duncan Mclver. A Sktlch
(ft. D. W. Connor. i
The Coronach Si,- WaK?r Sco'.t I
Charles D. Mclver As I Knew Him
(J. Y. Joyntr.)
"He Died Poor That Ho Mlghi Mi. re
Others Rich" (Josephus Daniels. )
America (S. i". Smith).
Stories of Charles D. Mclvtrf.l. Y.
foyner.)
Southern Educatioin! Polirties
(Charles D. Mclver.)
Ho! For Carolina (William B. liar-rell.)
Europe A ftcr
the Standard
Italy Latest European Coun
try to Join Crusade Against
the Oil Trust.
(By Publishers' Press.)
FtO.MIC. Nov. L'l -The standard oi,
I Co. and its officials are to be foiiubl
vigorously in Kurope. The Italian gov
erninent has given the final iniepi tie
to the movenitiit by joining the con
...
lent rauon against tne oil combine
Italy -Intends lo abolish the di ty or
crude petrob uni which has enable'
.Rockefeller to control the Italian mai
kit. This will allow- a conibinatioi
planning to exploit Russian oil io uu. i
uie American concern.
Train
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34 of Heart
Today.
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(Special to The Sentinel.)
GREENSBORO, Nov. 21. The ac
tion of Prof. J. Y. Joyner, Stale Super
intendent of Public Instruction, in de
clining the office of president of the
Stale Normal and Industrial College,
t'aused a surprise to his friends here.
It had been generally believed that
be would accept the position. B- fore
the matter was officially taken, up by
the board Mr. Joyner said1 that, he
could not accept the place. Speaking
of the matter he said it might seem
presumptuous for him to decline a
position that had not been offered to
him, but he believed it to be the prop
er course under the oirciimstanci s for
Iihii to take; while his heart, was in
the work at the Normal, he felt il his
lnty to go on with the work he had
commenced-; that county superinten
dents throughout the Stale bad writ
ten him not to resign his present posi
tion, and that after giving the subject
careful consideration he had decided
'o remain whore he Is.
The board then discussed the mat
ter and ended by deferring the elec
tion until next June, appointing Pro
fessor Koust acting president for the
current year.
A resolution was also passed em
powering Professor Fotist ' and the
executive committee to appoint a
teacher to take charge of a part, of
Hie work now being done by Profes
sor Foust. After the meeting a nieiii
her of the board of trustees said that
'he affairs- of the college are now in
excellent condition tinder the direction
of Professor Foust.
The Inter-S-tate Convention of the
Young Women's Christian Association
wll he held in this city from Thurs
day of this week until Monday.
mppiicauon for Mod.fict:on 0f the
Order Denied By President and Sec
retary 0f War Saya He Will Pro
ceed u unce To Have The Order Car
ried Out.
O'v I'ublishers' rreas )
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21. Tafl this
morning announce,.! that he had or
duel im:i:. ,!i.itt. vxecullou f J'm si-
ilenl Roos, .;fs order dismissing the
i.egro trot 1 1 This action was taken,
be explain 1 as soon as he returned
!-- r and allied that Mr. Hot sevei'
lmo ricclio-n that he would not ie
cotisiiler the case.
WVSHINGTOX. Nov. 21. Secreta
ry Tn' t today made the following an
ii "U unent explaining his determine
;ion t,, carry out the urd 'r dismissing
'In t oiored soldiers of the TwcnU
til'tli In faulty:
'Tu nutter of order discharging en
si a men ol three companies issued
by the president, application was pre
sented In the Secretary of War by u
-iiiiiib'-i of p. rsons of standing asking
for re heating by pie:blent f grounds
which the action was taken. Ttu
?ei! clary telegraphed the president
of the application and1 delayed the
1 iocee,.igM ,,f discharge imti t.
I're-iduit could indicate his wishes.
Hie secretary was in the meantime
ailed away. No answer was received
.'mm the president. The secretary on
lis return did not feel justified in
'mi her delaying execution of the or
lei, especially in view of the fact that
be secretary learned that the tesl
bnt had fully and exhaustively com
eh red arguments against tho order
d the persons wh, now apply for re
icaring. Accordingly the secretary
lirected Tuesday that the proceeding's
or discharge he continued without dc
av.
Thi
h, in,
Mrs.
tiea i;
ill
aftenioi i
of the M-el-
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REAKS
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p.i ' in. Mr
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Big Leaf Sales on the Local
iMarket This
Week.
.il W.o-i.
it in n. a
ce'"iia,
-: ; ilt
Sales Today Lasted Par InU The Af
ternoonHeavy Sale Will Proba
bly Continue Throughout The Week
Large Number of Wagona Loadea
With Tobacco Cam In Ytittrtfay
and Lait Night,
d. the (MP r,1 -: t i ii.it
Kemer Kvnn Shore, of Winston, in,!
lis Bessie Maie Nissen. of Waugh
towri. The parlor where the ceremony
tixk place was aitistleally decorat- i
111 white and green, graceful Southern
smilax festooning windows, and ar
ranged on cluu.laiicr and mantel.
Here also were taT vaes of lovely
white ctu saiithiimmis and ferns
In the front parlor a pretty arch of
white and green had teen erei-ted In
finnt of a dainty altar, while mispend
"d from tiiU arch whs a lovely white
draped
ud the) mercrxints
jn'port rxrillnt trade.
rns- IVnibl miU wero on alt day and It
iipi'nni now that the aurthm.-cr trill
The sales on the kwnj tolmcco mar
hot yesleiday iiu) toly er much
l!K-r than they have been alix- th
big break a few iHkt agii. Indie
ti.ins pdnt to big breaks throughout
the week.
Al! day yesterday and laxt ntsht
w.isoiih loade-il with the Inm
pnraairt rf.itilMwliK, l)nethwu. anno,! . u,'kuKM.i:l.ni .".
wnirn tne nrMe and grooni k!,n1. At , ,tre-ta
Hie rear of the arch was a profusion
of palms, uitted planu an I fe
which fni nied an effective background'
(By Publishers' Press.)
Bl'DAI'KST, Nov. 21 An epidemic
of poisoning has b( en brought to linhl
in the village of Knox. The disclosures
are made that probably a score of ill-
mated husbands and wives weie mm -
dered by this disease. In formal ion
led the authorities to the examination
ot 2.") bodn s and arsenic, was found in
thirteen. Four women were arrested
for murdering their husbands and
nine men are accused of killing theie
wives.
and
New Advertisements.
John L. Uriel. Tailored suits
overcoats.
Meycrs-Wcstbrook Co Winter nulls'
and shoos.
Fred X. Day Wedding presents,
two tills., second ' and eighlli pag" s.
1). S. Reid Fine china and cut
glass for weddings.
Rosciibaeher Ai l!i o Linens at a
saving of fully one-third.
J.. I. Xewmaii Calls attention to
complete slock of seasonable Iliclchail
While Star Co -K.
Robinson C
-Supper menu,
ilhing economy .
CH.ARGE Of MURDER
Sheriff Dorsett, (,f DavldHon county,
iisi liiglit, arrested Spencer Davis and
anied him to Lexington to answer to
'he charge of killing Hugh Weaver,
mar t ieinmons. last week. Davis
pleads self-defense. He is the onlv
living witness of the tragedy. Accord
ing to his story he was passing the
home of Weaver when the latter,
who was sitting near the mad side,
fired upon him. Davis then shot Weav
( r with a pistol, firing three thnes,. two
balls taking effect.
On the Sick List.
Mr. Kd. Rotbrock, the clever night
watchman at the municipal building.
Is quite sick. He came home nick a
few days ago from his vacation, spent
in Davie county. His comNtlon Is such
that the attending physician has ad
vised that he b'- sent, to tho hospital.
Policeman Bryan is off duty on ac
count of the serious Illness of one of
lis children.
to the picture.
Io the .strains of the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin, skilfully played by
.Mr. wand, the htldal partv entered
the room. The two dainty little How
er pins. Misses lli b-u Nlssen, sister
of the bride, and Helen Shore, sister
of the groom, citine down the Uhir
aisle formed of white ribbons. Then
came .Miss Cora Panulll, of Greens
boro, the maid of honor, gowned. In
white silk "en princes.-," and large
black picture hat. Next was the dame
of honor, Mrs. .1. F. 1'eiin. of Greens-
rjoro, wearing an elegant costume of
white net over silk, with hat and
Klovt-B to match. Next came the
Kiconi. Mr. Shore, accompanied by his
best man, Mr. Kemp Baltic.
The bride entered with her brother.
Mr. W. R. Nlssen. She was looking
very pretty in a golngawiiv gown of
dark blue cloth with hat and gloves to
match, and carrying an exquisite bou
quet of while bride's roses.
During the ceremony, which was
I performed by Rev. K. S. Crosland.
"The Angel's Serenade," by Broga,
was softly and sweetly played by Mr.
Bland, after which, while congi -imitations
were bolng showered upon the
happy couple, Mr. Bland played the
"Wedding March," by Mendelssohn.
The guests were then Invited Into
the dining room, whose prevailing
tone of red and while was most effec
tively earned out In lovely red and
white carnations. Here a most ele
gant ie veil course dinner was served
la the library was a most beautiful
display of presents.
The couple leave on the five o'clock
train for an extended trip.
The out-of-town guests were Miss
Cora Panulll. of Greensboro; Mrs. T
G. Penn, of Greensboro; Mr. and Mrs
Henry Shore, of K"niersvllle; Mm.
Susan E. Hartmaii and daughter, of
Atlanta, Ga ; Miss Fdith Cranor, of
North WllkeslKM-o; Mr. and Mrs, W.
E. Nlssen, of Woodland, Cab; and Mr.
and Mrs. Sid Shore, of Kast Bend.
The Fries power plant, on the Yad
kin river, which was shut down Mon
day al noon on account of high water,
was put In operation again this morn
ing.
lie called iiion to
seven hours dully
Rev. C. P. M'Xire, pastor of North
Asheville Melhodlht church, spent yes
terday and Inst, night hero with
friends on bis return from the an
nual conference at ML Airy. Before
entering the ministry Rev. Mr. Moore
practiced law In this city.
Misses Anna and Cnro Buxton re
turned this afternoon from an extend
ed pleasure trip lo Kurope.
MOST always
ens ut J. T.
fresh eggs
Joy 'tier's.
and chirk-
THE MOTH AND THE FLAME.
THE CARUSO AFFAIR
(Special to The Sentinel)
BERLIN, Nov. 21. America is a
and of barbarians who do not appre
ciate art and cannot comprehend blth
nulcrt artists and American ar
tists and 'American police are worse
then those of Russia Is the opinion of
Oerman artists passed upon New
ll ! Yorkrtl-C honnncu, f Mm un-ext Of Ctl'
"iso, the tenor, for alleged annoy;
ance of a woman in Central Park. A
; meeting of literatems, painters, nin-i-Clans
and philosophers was held today
to act upon Caruso's arrest.
few iaW"i 1 ' i'"'i" " i.iin-1 in m.i i hi ' - - - 1 " I
mama . i ,
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r 11
Jaminon in Pittsburg Ditpa'ch.
rry out" alx or
throughout the
wetk.
The preMtit Inflm la due to tho ex
treme warm weather, which prevent
the farmers keeping their tolmc.ru iv
good condlilon. The quality of tlw
wed Is K'XMl, the offertiiRM consUtllig'
mostly of medium grade. Considering
the warm weather the weed la In very
Kood shaiH", and prices ar holdlns
their own. In many cas incretisfa
are noted. There Is a scarcity of very
fine wrappers, 'which are bringing un
usually high prices.
SUIT OVER LAWYERS
FEE IN FISHER CASE
Suit has lioon Instituted la Guilford
Superior Court lo wt asld the) award
made to Col. John N. Staples as attor
ney for Capt. H. J. F1her, decerned.
In tho case against the Greensboro
Water Supply- Co. The Record ay
that thin suit arose over a dlsput be
tween Col. Staples and the represfiit
lives of the Fisher estate a to the lea
churned by him In tho aald case. Thll
(HspulB was Kiibniltted to rbitra.tou
and ex-Judge R. C. Strudwlck was ao-
lected by tho representative of the
Flher estate. whll Col. Staple chota
Hon. Clement Manly, of Wlnwtan-0-
Icm. I'lsin bearing the tctUmooy lu
the case the two arbitrator! could not
reach an agreement, ant R. D. Hold,
of Weirt wwrth, was aeiected a u:l-
plre. Mr. Held, together With M-.
Manly, awarded Col. Staples 7,60(), al
lowing him $!too which had prevlomly
bi"eii paid to him, Judge Strudwlck, at
arbitrator, not signing tho award. C.
A. Bray, as trustee of tho estate of
B. J. Fisher, dewtuted, through hla
counsel, Siedmau 4 Cooke, ha now
biought milt to act aside the award.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Rich
Mrs. R.J. Reynolda and Mrs. D.
left this morning for Baltimore.
Clement Manly went Ut Grocnbon
today to look after some professional
business.
Col. and Mrs W. A. Dlalr returned
this afternoon from a pleasure, trip IQ
New York and Philadelphia.
The brick work on the big addi
tion to the Vance Iron Works wa !
gun yesterday by Foglo Broe. Co.
Two car loads of betf cattle pann
ed through hero today. Thr were
shipped front North WUkeitbo-ro to
Raleigh.
Mrs. I. C Adair and MUa Knilly
Taylor, of Richmond, Va.. who have
leen visiting their brothers, J. p. and
W. B. Taylor, returned homo today.
-Miss Ophelia fiillllim and Mr.
John Ii. Reich will be milted in mar
rliiKO this evening at 1 o'clock at lh
home of tho bride' parentu in Waugll
town. A beet that, Ix'ttt any beet that
the wrltiir ever suw is now ott exhllil
tlon a( the postofflce by Clerk Martin
L. Lancaster, of Falrvlew. It weighs
eight pounds.
A fish car, sent out from Wash
ington by Hie department, Is expw-ted
here tonight or tomorrow. Assistant
Postmaster Vance will get a supply t
stock bis jxiiiil on bis farm near Guth
rie. Mr. Henry Tesb, of Arcalla, Dfv
vidson county, was brouuht to the lum
pital here yesterday. He waj ofieraled
upon by Drs. HHhnwiii, Pfohl and Zim
merman for aipend1clts. His condi
tion Uxlay Is deckVdly favorable.
Tho woik on the foundation for
the Brown Memorial church has been
slarte! by Foglo Bros. The Brown Me
morial church will be built of red
pressed brick, fnrnlihed by the Nor
fleet Hardware Co.
-f)r J. Thomas Wright run his
automobile Into a telephone pole on
South Liberty street, near tho Salcin
Iron Works, last evening. The front
of the machine was badly damaged.
It was making good time when the
auto collided with the pole. Dr. Wright
as thrown out of the wit, but es
caped Injuries
ALL THE fruit cake
want at Joytier'a.
materials you