News and Record from Greensboro, North Carolina • 2

1921 RERIGERATORS AT HAL PRICE ALL Porch urniture 25 Off Huntley Stockton Hill Company Winston Salem Greensboro JUDGE RULES IN AVOR ANIMALS WENT OUT ONE BY ONE THIS TIME MULL CORPORATON TO SELL PINTS POURED OUT MR BRANCH MAY APPEAL 526 who died unpointed shortly Sold by grocers everywhere the Label a Kick Ash INTER RACIAL LEADERS TO URGE REORMATORY rancis Mayer president of the line declined to make any statement other than to say: she is and there she The will of July 13 1921 at Point has been the widow Mrs Lawrence White The executors which has taught thousands that Instant Postum is better for health than tea or coffee Owing to the fact that these price concessions are very drastic the terms of this sale must be STRICTLY CASH SCOTT HUNTER TALKS services for Bernice Monnett four months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Monnett whose death oc curred Monday afternoon at 4:45 at the home of her parents eight miles south of the city were held yesterday afternoon at 3 from the Tabernacle Methodist church Rev Milloway officiating In terment followed in the church grave yard The pRllbearprs were: Misses Pear) Coble Nettie Bowman Inez Hanner and violet Manner WHITE LEAVES AN ESTATE WORTH $4500 thug store Innocent looking hotties they were but one strong whiff and the whiffer was ready to fight his weight In wildcats Guaranteed to make a dessert taste like an inside view of heaven Brother little product would really wring a Ken tucky colonel inside out and throw Bequeaths His Estate Both Real and Personal to His Widow or Life Guilford County Committee Wants State Negro Institu tion Placed Here Directors Have Right to Sell Stock to Best Interest of the Corporation during the term of her natural life all of my estate both real and per sonal the income from which is to be used by her in such manner as she may deem fit and At the death of Mrs White the eight children will get the remainder of the estate share and share alike the issue of any deceased child to represent the parent is my desire and I so direct" continues the will as soon after my decease as is practicable my exec utors hereinafter named as to sell my farm east of the city of High Point known as the and to Invest the proceeds from such wale safe securities the income from game to be paid to my said wife dur ing her natural' life and at her death the principal of same to be divided among my children as set forth in paragraph 2 of this will and for the purpose of making sale of said farm my executors hereinafter named are hereby given full power and authority A 50 per cent reduction in price becomes effective today on our entire remaining stock of re frigerators and since the Supply is limited the part of wisdom will be to buy TODAY Here is an equally unusual opportunity to secure real bargains for the Summer furni ture of real quality at a price that makes it a matchless value ilrs Boensch She Is on a GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY JULY Read But It Had Like formed will be Morrison is Honorary chairman fur th state ana nr orest Is active chairman to make said sale and to execute proper deeds In the event of the death of either of the executors survivor will have the same power as executor or exec utrix as both had prior to the death of either of them The will was witnessed by At Hauser and A Idol Active steps are going to be taken tn the immediate future by the Guilford i county Inter racial committee to have i the new reformatory for negroes soon to be erected by lhe state placed In Greensboro This determination was reached yesterday afternoon at a meet ing of the committee in the office of Wharton The central location of Greensboro the influence of the negro schools and 1 colleges in and around the city and 1 the vital need for such an Institution here were all brought forward as rea sons why the reformatory should be placed in Guilford county Although there is no indication now as to where the reformatory will be located mem bers of the committee feel that Greens boro has as good a chance as any other city and they are going to push the matter with vigor and determination Present at the meeting were the fol lowing members of the Gullford com mittee: Wharton Vaughn Stemberger Norman ills Janies Dudley Dr Alex Revera Rev Burt Smith Watson Law and Henry Johnson Mr Stemberger outlined some of the work already accomplished In Guilford and Dr Revera spoke tor the negroes of the county Dr Dudley paid a high tribute for his race to the police of the city He thought one of the greatest needs was improvement in sanitation among negroes especially in the hand ling of traalC Watson Law backed him up In this and said he was sure the white people did not know how had conditions were The county commit tee it was decided should be increased to 15 white members and 10 negroes Scott Hunter of Charlotte state representative of the jvhlte section of the Intor raclal movement speaking before lhe committee told of much of the work already accomplished throughout lhe south and especially in North Carolina lie told of irnpruve ments in school and playground condi tions at Reidsville of the erection of a comfort station and of new sewer age and sanitation at Concord of help given in the county training ami high school at Shelby of the promotion of a county reformatory for boys at Ashe ville and of the prevention of race feeling at Hendersonville orty nine North Carolina counties are organized for inter racial work Mr Hunter re ported and many of them have accom plished a great deal tn creating better feeling between the races Mr Hunter described the beginning of the movement in Atlanta two years ago and the organization of tho state work Governor Morrison held re cent conference In Raleigh at which 1 time a white state committee frU One Seized Ship Sniln New York July 26 The liner Amer ica one of the United States Mall Steamship company's nine vessels seized last week by the United States shipping board sailed today for Bremen and Plymouth freed for the present from legal entanglements by a temporary injunction secured yester White his home in prohated It names Georgia White and a son as executors have appraised and valued the real estate left by Mr White at $40500 and the personal property at $1550 my wife Georgia readsthe will give and bequeath for and BEBNK MONNETT UNERAL HELD TUESDAY AWBKMIOV profit by the experience of others STERN SELLS LOT IN PIEDMONT HEIGHTS $3000 Two realty deeds were filed yester day to be recorded by Register Wharton Stern sold to A leming a lot in Piedmont heights for a consideration of $3000 Lan dreth to Landreth Jr lot In Gilmer township for love and natural affection This lot adjoins property be longing to Annie Sasser Lois Younis and A Stanley dear said Prisoner No 1 peered eagerly through the bars at the cfty jail waste is something terrible" Your Honor would only say the broke in Prisoner No 2 and my comrades in misfortune would be glad to do something else with It there not some way tn which we can prevail upon Your Excellency tn have heart?" importuned Prisoner No 3 Spreading gently through the citv jail yesterday afternoon a soft sweet gentle aroma wafted through the cells and out Into the courtyard and on to the street may smell sweet but got a kick like lhe recoil of a rench 75" murmured Mayor Claude Kiser as he nonchalantly pulled another cork and poured the contents down the sewer "ami It is not going to stay around here any Jt stay Not one bottle of It stayed Every single one of the 526 pint bottles of Imitation Pineapple (or Blackberry or Banana) lavoring Good for lavoring Ice Cream Custards Jellies etc Noah Products Corporation Richmond Vir ginia" was poured out yesterday with the mayor hnnself superintending the ceremony Nine months ago ederal and local The bottles were piled high in the end cell In the city jail and there they have remained for month after month Once somebody dropped his keys and the prisoners got hold of them and of the flavoring When the next arrival walked in he was greeted by a deep ringing chorus from 15 hilarious pris oners who with one drink of flavor ing Inside them thought their quar ters were the Midnight Roof and it Nvns time to rehearse a new song With the housing shortage at the Jail not showing any signs of being relieved Mayor Kiser decided yester day that he needed the cell In which Noah and his animals were residing The order went forth to wreck the ark and wreck it they did It anybody wants to occupy the cell in which for nine months Joah has rested he now has the chance or the animals have gone out one bv one and no more custards will know the caress of that flavoring And Brother Noah will give out no more checks for rain kn Klux annie At Danville (SpertM to Daily News Danville Vs July lftv four robed Knights of the Ku Klux Klan paraded through th? city tonight prior to a public meeting at which Col Nolan of Alliens Ga explained the principals of the organization at a theater before packed audience The speaker denounced critics of the or ganization denied that It was a negro whtvning order but that it stood as a memorial to the Confederate soldier and for the supremacy of the white race hnrhilte Uotton Market (Spgrlid 10 Dally News) Charlotte Jniy 26 Charlotte cotton market: Receipts today 17 bales price HVi cents 8prrlal tr Daily News Danville Va July An Important opinion was handed down today by i Judge Richard Ker of Staunton Sit ting at Chatham his decision In the suit instituted by Thomas Branch against the Dan River and Riverside Cotton' MIU corporation of this city 1 being the first In the state bearing on 1 a particular phase of corporation law Tn his opinion the rights of the cotton mill concern In allowing the plaintiff 1 th? right of subscribing to a new is I sue of common stock pro rata with the preferred stock held by him Is fully maintained I At the meeting of the cotton mill stockholders three fourths voted to amend the charter amt to in crease the capitnllzatlon tho directors being authorized to sell $2600000 of common slock to common stockholders only exclusive of preferred holders The price was fixed below tho market value of common stock Branch owning about Jooo shares was not present nor represented and later made demand on the company to bo allowed to subscribe to the common stock because the concern owned pre ferred stock The company refused to accede snd Branch then Instituted suit against the mills to be allowed to buy one share of common stock to each share of preferred held claiming under the Virginin law and charter that the directors did not have the right to limit the rights of subscribers to the com mon stock only but that both had equal rights The mills through counsel filed de murrers contending that under the Vir ginia law the directors of a corpora tion have the right to sell stock to the best interest of the corporation Ar guments were heard last January by Judge Ker here and he took the case under advisement In his opinion rendered todayc the court holds that the plaintiffs did not make out a case under the law of Vir ginia and the charter of the mill Lhe directors acting in good faith had the right to sei! the stock in such a way as the directors considered best in lheinterest of the concern and that there fnrs the bill is dismissed at the cost nt the plaintiff These costa are not very high according to Harris who represented the local textile or ganization The decision hits been awaited by lawyers in various quar tern with Home interest as it is the first time the Virginia court has passed on this question of the rights of direc tors Jt is thought likely that the case will be taken to the Virginia court of appeals owing to its Importance HIIKOHY 1 HR IN CRITICAL COM HI' ION HIM I A ENT (Special to Dully New) Hickory July 26 Mrs orrest BlekH wife of a Hickory dentist con tinues In a critical condition at a local hospital ft the result of a fractured skull sustained Sunday when she jumped from an automobile which vAlh running at a speed of about 25 miles an hour The accident occurred not far from the Hicks residence In Cald well county According to Dr Tikka his wife had been commenting on a dress she had just had made and told him she did not Jika it and did not think she would go with him In the home of a friend at Bakers mountain Catawba county 'Before ha realized what had happened she had leaped from ths machine and was hadly injured the base of her aknll being fractured Resides her husband she has nine children the youngest 7 months old (Snecld to Dully Newt) Hickory July 26 The funeral serv ice over the body of Lieut Orin Sigmon who was killed in an accident In rance a few weeks before the armistice will be held at Oakwood cemetery Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock The Rev Walter Rowe pastor of the Reformed church will preach the funeral and the Hickorv post of the American legion will pro vide firing squad and pall bearers The body arrived today Mr and Mrs Abernethy of Greensboro the latter a sister nf the dead officer will be present but Mrs George Weeks another sister will be detained in Greensboro on account of the Illness of her child Lieutenant Sigmon was a member of the 117th regiment Rainbow division and was cited for bravery He ws of the moat popular young men who ever lived in Hickory POSTUM has a flavor similar to coffee but con tains nothing that can disturb beath and comfort a Reason for Postum NEW ORCHESTRA LEADER OR THE BIJOU THEATER Pnii I llornnch of Little Rock Ark Arrives Ith 1 Goes 1(11 The Blou Paul formerly orchestra leader for the Southern Enterprise Amusement company of Little Rock Ark arrived in the citv yesterday to be leader and first violin of the Bijou theater Mr Roensch succeeds Bert Hollowell who has accepted a position with the Knickerbocker theater of Washington He has had manv years experience as an orchestra man playing In Memphis at the Orphaum theater and in dramtie stock in New Orleans Mrs Boemich and small son of four who the new leader says Is violin" are also In the city Th? whole rainiiv are musicians being a violinist also vacation now The new cooling system of the thea ter was in operation last night The house la cooled by four six foot fans run by a 15 horsepower motor UNERAL ORIN SIGMOX AT 11I('KOR ON TlURshXY 1 1 Jr '6 'r bh 't 7: a I uMm dr i isg fl I IM I 'B 1 ml 1 nB I ORIGINAL PIPELESS UftNACZ TRIPLECASING PATENT I I POINTS ADVANTAGE I CAL0RC binaHon lt I besutifully finished The proper ratio of git paseage of the CALORIC gives it KE the warm air outlet to the return air ec greater heating capacity than any Other tion has been carefully determined after warm air furnace Jfl years of test i I 1 arge atralght channel insures as I I jBeS ff "ia adequate supply of return air ao Th rMurn lr pipe cn be ff A ential to et cpeily fi Kfi 3 Justed to any basement height Pfraj En eucy Iffil 1B of feet or more SpN BS I I I I The CALORIC radiator EH placed directly in the eenter gO furnace where the greatest Ba Absence of angles ro II volume of heat is generated BM i Irictta preveau ltnbuted thrauh (h jS KR i I center of the register rag fc3 create th turn of hi Gbiilll IM BB Im was vmor 1 aj Patented CALORIC divl lion olate makes Dnsaihla rSKJ Casing and eape are drawn cmakf nirnT UJ straight flush front construe raa BB together to make an ex I 1 aflul tremely tight fit No cellar 04 I Ty rj dost or ashes can be drawn L'a in at these pointe tion This exclusive feature E3 insures a cool cellar Imi SB tatora dare not copy thia do aitn HI Insulating air chamber acts 1 Extra Urge opening pat ga a positive divtsien between I I I lr I 1 1 I I I Ll rnt ue large chunks of IK bodies of warm and return air II I Ji TM I I 1 U8 cot or Tight fit Bftl Thia special construction pre I I I J' fl Nxl I NA tlnt eed door prevents BO I vents radiation of heat to out I II lV 1 kL Illi escape of smoke or gas Side casing I 1 1 1 (f 1 k) WK A I I I I Th caloric ww ft The famous CALORIC £KgM4fl iff iodt tw0 tkg double ribbed firepot Made I Jm 10 placed that heated cast fe JH Eg of the best grade of pig iron I I I Ji TMBil II ngs evaporate the water tH 0J and guaranteed for I year I 01 Ww 7W I II rapidly Thia produces Mu I bakny moist warm air JH I i fl SB Insulating chamber ends at I aS sfl B8 proper heigh from has of I 1 1 ''ashpit door Is Efl furnace permitting free flow I Il uM Pro Has a Ea of return air to hot castings If 1 regulated damper Eg ASHPIT B3 11 'n lu i i in ii i IltWaiBeOur XT I WREfiJJAUTY TELLS 2 I JU'w Kl Is L' IiIbi I I Ek BBi B1 Bl 4 Pj 7f CtEW 0UT uni I.