R PUBLISHED IN EASTERN NORTH CAROL!
prostitution.
Battle of Wake: "fo amend pen
sion* law of slat*.
Pace of. Wake: Requiring rail
road! to project Injured employes.
Connap-w Wilson : To make uni
form bin of lading In state.
Latum of Beaufort: To promote
growing of Hro- stock in Beaufort
yuttm0jf rates In North Carolina
ud requiring railroads to allow mll
ease to be putled - from books on
trains.
Barber of Johnston: To make
concubinage between Caucasian and
black races a felony. Referred to
Judiciary.
Raggett of Harnett^ To prevent
stockholders and officers of corpora
tions from dealing with es'ch other
Referred. v ..
Hobgood of Guilford: Regulating
the sale of lands under mortgage and
deeds of trust, where the lands lie In1
two counties.
?eigtnon of Burke: Establishing the
county of Avery out of portions of
Mitchell, Watauga and Caldwell. Re
ferred to committee on counties, cit
ies and townfe. , . , ?;
. Your* ninoerely.
heard from at the present time. Mon
day we had four tardies, and today
?eren, twenty-five in three days.
This, too, when the weather l> fine
and every thin* apparently t* favora
ble.
Unless great Improvement Is made
very speedily we shall be compelled
to make some rule to protect tboee
children who. do come to school In
time. It Is very distressing to a!
teacher and the great majority of \
her pupils who take great pride in I
tbe record of their grade for pune-1
tuality and regularity In attendance,
to have one or two pupils who aiy
Continually coming in after nine
[o'clock. .
1 In justice l^t me. say that some of
Ithe fiftosn children mentioned above
jhad not been tardy before during the
I ECaaHtsod en Fourth Page.)
*111 be ml! to bests optratfoae ?n
[MJrt Monday jrftS
The aanott Mul lygt, pir.
Orally com?,?i^ Had xJW maaefeo
m <*?*** *?+
'?' Tr* "??f' '???? ?? traloedin*
mat?rtai at the -pleat. Tin. pine ie
one of the *>o?t complete la UiZeeo
n*m M Xorth Carollaa. i <7 ~ I
It would pay e)i of our cttUeoa
to per a run to the pleat ud Ml
lor tbemeelree whet a* lnduetry tfci
l? r Waafctacton aqd Beau
;-ic
Tfce?e to probably do b*d?aeter
!?*? world Wbo'ataade la the^liae.
~ ""fsr mijuii'i'
Mow* that he
A dace ^kl. procram
<W4eri?kae ruch aa
?ot weaM dent to atteeipt. Creatore
,to a Uah ataadard foil et rlcboaaa
ot color a ad power. whOe the play
le Ml of BWlwi" aad
hie coo4uctta? hie work nay
>r (o be apecteetiter. The Ineat
pe produced. Iftret he le
wtto bla Ben. thea lhreatr
then urglnv, then ahnoat pray
lok then aoertax to empyrean height*
? et the ethnax. the audience la
breathleaa, then a caap. thre
" ? epplauae. Thoae la anarch
? itloo mey well be reo
^ t only to hear Crea
te* Band but to ' Me how b? ron
I orfanI*atlon plays In Wuh
logtbn on jjanhary 24th at the school
audyorlam.
? ?
It is easier for a woman to run ttp
a WJ1 at a dry goods store than It Is
for her husband to run down the mon
ey 'p> pay , Tc fo.
rV\t *4". ^arfi:>/l
Never low alght of the fact tbat
you hare your own way to make In
the worm and that no one feels dis
posed to help a man who does Tiot
help himself.
It la very pleasant to be a "good
fellow" and spend money freely, but
you will find many more people will
ing to accept your generosity than
| Willing to help you when you need
j money.
Don't forget your own interests.
Own your home. I have four resi
dences for sale at very reasonable
prices, which will yield n good rate
of interest on the Investment, also
rapidly enhance in value.
N. R. ROBIXSOX, j
2412 14th St. "Washington, D. C.
m MflRiHHBI TBIBiWILL STUDY COIR
??> lb tm nor i IhIWh
le lortm public In the uuiiKmi...
UMt Creator*, tile wonderful Italian
oAflaetor. with hie tamoua bud.
will ba beard In thla city at an early
"?y.
"It baa been ?? time alnew
noc Creatore baa favored thla part
?? the oonotrr with hla delKbOul
eomrecta. aad it la with km antlcl
pattan that we await the arrival of
a?rh a well-known mualcal organlia
u?*. coadoeted bjr auck a wonderful
*~"erpret?r of mualc. who ill ilbii
i aadleare m wall aa the aea un
der hi. baton.
KltUV AT FARMED:
Nr. Urlnkley Allibrook wa> run
<*? piMiiitr train of the
VHaftr
ssr?
Mi- n&atfc Monitor
mtm lag. The acckT
?boot OM ntk from L
The unfortunate tain's txnfr wma|
cruahod almost beyo nfl recognition.
How the acd4?at h^peaed la not;
know*. He. wag a men of many
friends an* his untimely end U to be
deplored.
The constant blowing of whistles
IpJM-'clty last night waa a sourco
of annoyance to ebo cttlsens. U seems
that erery boat arriving In the n Iff hi
w W?H ae thie local plants take
occasion to test the capacity of their
blowing when ths cftlsens are endesT
orlng to sleep. TWs nuisance should
be stopped.
I? Owt Attain.
The many friend, of Mr. Rlcphon
C. Brtcaw one of Washington's lead
ing member, of the bur, will ?6e
pleased to loam that after a few
days Indisposition Is out again and
?bto fa resume dls professional da
s'*
Timmii
Orchestra will be at the anmSTy
from 8:4B to n o'clock tommorrow
night, (Thursday) Gentlemen danc
ing 5? cents. Ladies tree.
IT C08TS WOTHUfO
Mr.- J. K. Hojrt Advert Iwh Another
I'nlque Advert ?sinK Scheme
Anyone entering tbe itore of Mr.
J. K. Hoyt's store Thursday. Friday
or Saturday will receive a coupon
and the one holding the' lucky num
ber will be entitled Jo a $15 suit of
clothes or coat sujt free.
This is a novel scheme and no
doubt many will nv^|J themselves of
this opportunity. IfWkes no diff
erence whether you trade or not.
Every one stands an equal sbo*/ In
this popular emporium.
CMw.
Th* >ot tttmUot IB th* Lyceum
Coura* tor Waablagton wfll ha the
"Hell LltchO*)d Trto" at the Public
School Auditorium on Wrfinln
eteatnr lutvry II. Twohaaa* of
?Irtli. mualc aad ?lakrr; two hours
of lllllrt run
Th* propu w milit of bnm
omus character* Uwmooulo? . ma
alcal ailautleas. .facial and character
??*-?*??*. humoroua aad dr?**a He
rMluti: iloUaand ballard hon eo
loa aad the ratal ooaadr plarlet
"Down at Br*c? fim."
Tha adraao* aotlca* of thla trfe
ftom th* prtal of tha eoutn la Mr*
than romptuaeatary. On* tachanaa
TwjkHj la l*oklag for a rar*|
trial of fun *>4 music la th* enter
tain nam to h* gi**a by th* Nail
LltckMd Trio
"Th* ?r*t (art <* ???* up of moak
humorous 'recttal* and l*|anlM
t**aa. rid latter half I * taken ap
br tha rural eoadr Playlet, "Dm
at- Broak Farm." written hr *'?
Ulcbteld aad praaantad ov*r th raa
thouund limes In Amarlca and Ena
laad.
"Th* LitchleM'a hara recently ' v
tamed from England where tl 7
ar*ra highly *poken of by th* Lon
don aad othar papara. Thay hare
appeared In Now York. Boat on. Phil
adelphia, Chicago, Ban Pranclaco
and all tha larsa American cltla* aad
the papara all prala* their work.
Washington la to be congratulated
on aecurlng thla International attrac
tion. f
, Tha mlaalon of the Litchfield Trio
la to make people healthful and
happy by making them laugh. Their
CordUrir your*.
C. R- HUDSON,
entertainments m m ? ? a
leaven to the heavier and
oaopbfcal numbtra of the
lie member tha date,
evening, January is, at
*ti<tltorlum. #
^ ? ??? i ? _ ? 'J i ? i i ii ?
' ie Electric Iron Lasts a Life Tfcne;
and can be used In the hoove or on the porch ? Tuesday or any other ?
day or every day ? (or any kind of household ironing or pressing ;
work. Always ready.
Heat -quickly and stay hoi even on heavy wet ironing. The heat can
be regulated to suit the work ? from laces to table cloths. The air ?*,
jacket heat Insulation of the cover prevents the beating of the hand, <
and the handle is always cool. ??
The Electric Iron saves time, fuel, energy ? the most economical
Iron to use^ ? the leading labor-saving device for borne workers. I?"
perfectly clean ? "floats" over the work and gives the smooth or
glossy finish that pleases. And it lasts a lifetime.
We are offering this iron on a free trial basta. Tell the manager
of the Electric Light plant today that you wish to try the Eleefrio
?FJntiron. (Hundreds of thousands haye been bought this way) and
recieve our handsome, nickel-plate ed six-pound electric flatlron with ,
a "pull offattachlng plug, 8 feet oj approved asbestos -conductor
cord and socket attaching plug. A non-heating three-deck stand, is
sent free with each iron.
W ashington -Electric Plant.
AND THE GEKStfe
. - .fjd
By W. D.
' trial
and Ohio Bf.
The roal meaning (X Industrial. u
well aa political, economy li that
whlcli teaches nations to desire and
labor tor the thins* that lead to lit*)
?and life. In Ita fullness or HtUeneas,
la what we actually mean' by wealth.
You do not think of one who
but little correspondence with
world of tnaaa beings or coacnl
tlon of the material unlrerae aa elth
?er a wlao or a wealthy piraon. Ton
cannot think country la wealthy
?or IU poor)* happy aa they ahould ho
when three-rpi'rthe of tta area adopt
ed' t6\h'e u??_of hnann kind, to ^the
' production or thoas things which 'en
large and perpetuate lit* Is merely i
waate portion of the planet. Thin,
though, Ig the mft situation In the
South, and In a. large measure it In
volres the wisdom and happlneas of
har people, or the lack of It. If the
tullneee of life to wealth? material
and latelleetual, and It -Its "mi.. ?
la porer iy. then the aula business
of the aoBUiern people and nil I road a
for the present I* tba( of brlngiac
la, and not driving or earryln* out
wealth? "the- wealth of kuaan I
The people and railroads of the
weat and Canada realise the Value of
this weMth, and the South, from Its
little store, has yielded to them many!
y116
to do so ? Of
e
MM
da need the people we have sent
the?, but we can hardly be expected
to rellnaolah them Without a strug
gle. And yet that Is what we have
been. doing. Railroads, maufactur
era, merchants, and even newapapera
have practically consented to the
parting with a large section of the
real wealth of the Sottth each year.
But whatever h* been the negli
gence In the pas (Nth ere la one clear
call now ? a united effect to regala
what wa have kwt aad add to oar
atoek. ;? ' f' \ Tt'
Newapaper articles, congreaa and
achemea are not going to do the work
It mnat be ? gouth-wtdb combination
of all tntereeta? people aud the rall
reada ? In a Joint campaign for peo
ple Ur taVe up the nrfllfea* ef iretfll
ed acrea and unused opportunltltj to1
! the Southern States.
Let the people urge their friends
and trainmen to oome "back home"
and bring others with them; and let
the raQroada coordinate their efforts
in nation-wide advertising as do the
western ajid Canadian railroad*. The
following letter reeitvrt by na la of
interest in tills connection:
?? "Seattle, Wash, Dee. 14, 1?10.
MI hare been reading your press
matter on the "Bask Home Move
ment" started by the Clinchfleld rail
road, and Wish to say that together
with your plan of inducing the ralU
reads there to co-operate In adver
tiaing the South, good results arc
sure to follow. I have been on tbc
coast b years, observing the oo*dl
tlena very cloeety> sad assure yon
that the effects of "boosting" and
advertising by the railroads and oth
er Interests hare been wonderful.
People come here by the thousands
and And but little after they get
here, especially the (arming clase. 1
Bred In the South ail my life before
I came here, and know that there
| an more opportunities to make an
honorable ltrlng there than here.
Farmers are coming here from all
oyer the North aad East, seeking
good climate and cheap lands. All
the South has to do Is to let them
know what It has. anil a. large por
tion of them will certainly go there "
8ome men try to wale an arc light
-display with a can of kerosene.
Sometimes a mortgage on a house
la too henry for the foundation.
LOOKING FOR AMV8EMKNT?
to xprftd the odd boor la the svfilBf U at this flB'
IF-TO-DATE MOVIO PICTOltE SHOW
\ _ \ HS.nPK ROMANCB ? A Redmd
?4 ? Coned/ Mid Krre la which Ike VI
Wph Do* "?*?" art" ?? the
i KmlMarj of Cdpdl aad MraUbt
pjr?P', m oet a MlramlewtaillM with
Begin* Saturd*y. i*a. t4,Ends Saturday, J?a. 21
Watch Hmrhday o Ad. Givini Particular# and