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? Wfll
THE W 0. T U.
?iWr j i |
I be a meetinr #f
i AMoclatton at the 0>?m
erce room? thla (m
Of Jmportar^e te be
MpJH
books,
a. etc and not about
KpPftins a ?tate-|
ure it U true, takinij Qod in
"at "
i to ?!! other pro
? to be prewted to tha
>. and Uut there is moral
conservation at well ai
|fl' la deeds as well u
drug* n* wet na In tn
Alao that moral quality
not la that which dl?
i that of the lower
eipecle! emphavta
? " lory definition
waa reye^tc;!
"Teroi?eraD.'e
,ot*>
aeaalan
Board of Cornnlaaion
today for
for the
I will te Is
lh Tuesdey. .) . |
rich ha? atunipul to kill hUnM^."^
I I. a..|.p?l.d that despondency
' ? ^TTTT*i ? ? V Jtu
PETITIONS
l vim,,,.. Predated SIiofW* There
Are Adequte Km-UHlon at Jlan>
StMloim And that Two Windows
Are Cluefeasary? The Oommlaalon
? Balolgh, ^rll 19 ? The corpora
tion com mission today granted ox
from evil things." And ( ? -- 1 ? ? " " " wl
w?mWr requiring that all towna,
over 1.01*0 In population have two
ticket windows. The act Rare tho
rommlMlon rawer to make exemption
ami the commission says it clpes' to
them .?ill|"vlth the understanding that mtemp
ctiee what they preach' about tlon.< arc sub;. < t to review and re
?? vocation at wny time Jtpon complaint
and showing that .proper and sd^
ijuate facilities are not belli* furn
ished at aw point. All ot-tmpllo#.
wrong wj are Immoral and to
To are Intompotate." _
T also laid strotj upon
success can possibly
id the work, except aa It la back
?options ot
:lial It .might be 'ho HHH
? ery member, of the Union. t>t
Oil hfis helped them. Uielr'nYesI
I be above reproach, so that the 'or t* Atlantic Coast Liu and alt
io* of purity In morals will be Southern rattwsy towns except Coo-,
ht by others, and when appear- ' ord arc granted upon application,
1 "" that be In bo. sm>i to, ',y UBona from cltlsena
-JnslKt- of such towos repres.mtl g I
nd not nuatr. faelHtfos are now
to whom and that additional farlHtles are not
vitrr connecra- needed.
8o<l given calling may Exemption for Conoord and Of NbS
lo helping folk South. re railroad ami the
! ttw mofal hoard Air Line to.> us are for 30 day?<
----- He to he mniported by and, potluops for
to farther exemption. The act goes In
to effect lfty 1.
Hallway has 2 1 ei
qearly oue-hall til the num
LS
There now i
more of school Is I
Theae two weeks ?
partlculsfrly to the pnplla
I the High School
It so because of til*
ud the (
nation*. Verj rooch de
upon persistent, faithful study and
regular attendance. The taatt of the
teachers la to snmraariae the work'
of the past term for the papll*. The1
la.lt of the pupils la to thoroughly
maater thla summary so aa to pass the:
examinations creditably.
Tho attention of parents of stu
dents In the High School la call...]
t? the following schedule of examlna
tlons:
May M.
?:1S to 11:16 a. m. -Mn.lc ?I
First year. High School ^
i:;io to ?.*o p.
Grade 7a. ?(T .
, v. Thursday, May 4Ui.
?:15 to 10:30? Spelling ?Fourth
jreat High School. Jtf
> Friday, May IKIl' A 1
Kngllah ? First year High School.
8dence*-?*eyod .oar High School
Mathematics ?Third yoaj High
In ? Ponrtt :
Latin- -Fourth year High School
History ? 7a Grade.
Monday. May Htli ?
Lathj? wift year High School
English ? Second year High School]
Science? Third year High School.
ClTlca ? Fourth year High School.
Mathematics ? 7a Grade. * 1
Taeaday, May oth, '
History? First yeifr High School
MathemiUcs ? Second year High
School. K j ?*""-*<"! ?tl
Latin -Third year High School.
Physics Fourth year High
School.
English? 7a Grade.
Wednesday. May loth.
Mathematics -Mr* Joar High
I.atln ? Second year High s.-bool.
Hlatory ---Third yaar High School.
English? Fourth, year High School
Geography? Ta Grade.
ThurnUy, May 11th.
Science? Flnt year High School
H latory ? Scoond year High School
English ? Third year High School.
Mathematics ? Fqurth year HIM
School.
- Science ? 7? Grade.
Friday, Nay IStli.
Spelling? First year High 8ch00l.'
Spelling ? Second year High School
i Spelling ? Third year High School'.
Spelling ? 7a orade.
Hr;
,r?nta are requested to see
children do their Tory
J for the eumlna
>7 occur. 8tudents are al
ve school at one o'clock
through with the cxami
the day. This gives thsns
to take sufficient recrsa
lao. do systematic definite
the next day's examina
tion. v ... : ??'Wiy^r
If parents,or friends are interested
to see these examinations given they
invited to do ao. If any coat*
are requested to refrain from
aloud In -the halls or class
las examination time Is one
graat streaa and strain, and
when studentn cannot afford to be
di at ractied by unnecessary noise.
an examination pupils arc
to answer in writing at leaat
cent of the question* given, j
Students ^ho fail to make*A grade of (
70 per cent or more fall of promotion
In the matter of promotions at the
end of -the term the dally recitation1
grado ef students counts for two
thirds of the examination grade one
i third. " ? ? ? ? . '
If ov'rry a^udent will do hit duty
in the next two weeks and if every
it twill aid in the matter, there
to be any failure* in our
High School and thft highe^ dlrlalon
7a which la Included in thoj
their own children and the
greatly in the forthcoming e
dfctjab*. ?' V.' y;; ? itn
: NN C JWWJtoLD.
gjl W its mt Jp ?
The schedule of
the Grammar grades will I
Tuesday* Dally News Wgj
nam nmama imcku
Mi:lt?KKKI> IS wool is
ewood, N. J., April l?.? Mrs.
Charles Turner a pretty 1 brunette or
mlddl* age. waa found murdered In
the woods behind a studio hulldlm:
on Pulton street this afternoon. The
woman's face had been beaten in by
a bis club which lay nearby stained
with blood.
The body was found by Arnold
Turner, who wa? looking for bla aunt
who had been' mining slnco Wednes
day, whan she left home to deliver
aome drama <6 women Inmates ot
a local aanltarlum. Her husband
who la In the employ of the estate
ot George Gould had searched In
TOla tor her for two dayn .
A ne*ro was arrested aV Jramlng
daye late thla afternoon on . suspi
cion that he knew tomethlng ot the
Harder but established a Jatlufac
tory alibi and was released
People who are wont to criticize,
courts for suspending lodgment
would do well to suspend Judgment1
sometimes themselves. ,
BmmhI
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For the Feeble Minded to
Be Established Soon in
i North Carolina. ;],
TltlSTEES TQ MEET M ITU
On June 8th in tha city of Raleigh,
there will be held a meeting of the
trustee* for the proposed North Car
olina School vfor Feeble-Minded at
the office of the president, Hon. J. Y.
Joyner. Tina purpose of the meet
ing Is to consider the respective bids
to be submitted by the competitive
towns or counties for the location o C
the . achOoti -.^V
The board requires that all bldir
must be in writing, accqm pained with
maps, aoil survey, the location of
the land, the water supply, drainage,
creeks, rivers and railroad*. . TH#
.requirements ot the truste^a a rft that,
there should be about one (ho a sand
acres ol land. It Is not jfequlslie
whether tpta land la cleared or not ?
so It U good land tor farming pur
poses.
The location must not ; b*. ovei
three mHes from a to^^jqfl toea
tlon of the. site is requlred*vto be
where a railroad siding can be plac
ed. The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bitL?.
This school Ib the result qf an act
of the recent General Assembly Of
North Carolina The bill for ita es*
fclxty thousand dollars appropriated
for its erection and maintalnanq^^/j
A board of trustees were appoint
ed to erect the buildings, select' the
site, etc. ' Among the members of
this board is Dr. Ira M. Hfwdy>of this
city, W. A. Thompson, Aurora. Db?Vi
Washington and Beaufort County de
sire thls institution? It the people do
then it Jb time something, was doing
-diet's get busy at once and see to
It that we get the school. Beaufort
county is an ideal location. 80 far
as farming ia concerned there is no
county In the state better adapted.
We cannot) afford to alio** this great
opportunity pass us. Thw Institu
tion 'roeanB much fq rour people and
it behooves every citizen of the city
and county as wel to get together
and endeavor, If poaatble, to secure
its location In oar midst. v
Parties having sitea that are Avail
able should communicate with the
secretary of the board, Dr. Ira M.
Hardy without delay. Wo cannot af
ford to delay in such an important
matter. ?? ?
Closes Month Ksrlicr.
\Tho different stalls in the city mar
ket house started closing this morn
ing at JL1 o'clock and opening at 4
O'clock. Heretofore thi4 ordinance
went Into effect on June 1. This
year tbs law has been changed ? 'ik
ing it first of May.' &,\r. ;
A modern parallel to Joshua's mi
racle of old wti tarnished In tkm
stopping of the flow of tike Chicago
rtfrer while the twin tube for the L*
Salle street tunnel ">f the Chicago
street railway system wss being sunk
Into place. . . .^v-vv->* ? &/'?
This precaution wss necessary as
the enormous Ub?, which Is 278 feet
long and 4} feet In width, would oth
erwise hrfYe "dammed up. the river,
[probably resulting In - a displacement
tpf the tunnel and serious damage to
the bridges and shipping of Chicago's
busy water way.' v", V'"; 4^.
. Pictures in the May number of
Popular Mechanics show work on the
; tunnel in Progress. . ]
l?AX('l.\(i SCHOOL ? At Armory to
night from 8:30 to 10:30. Gentle
men dancing 25c. Ladles' Free.
6-1 lie. ^
AT THE
Theatre To=Night
MR. BUMTI0H8. DETECTIVE.
(Comedy)
MIXED PETS (Corned;)
JUDGMENT 'EmMi Western
Drama.)
FORBES' OKCHE8TRA PLAYS
FROM 7:30 TO 10: 10 P. M.
E.K.WILLIS
THE
KOPLESMiROCER
PHONE. 76.
Our *poe!*to for MONDAY,
TT7KBDAY and WEDKKS11AY. we
ar* going to give you
one more chance to try our cele
brated. WASEO FLOUR at the
following low prices v ?: i ?>v !
I buret (wood)
J-J. barrel (?oo4) ? ... ? 253
11-pound bag . . . J13