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G1LEAD
(Special News' Correspondence >
We had a very nice rain hare Mou
day afternoon (June 19) which was
?ery much needed The farmers
are beginning to smile again, since
the shower. Hope they will conti
nue to do so. I
Wr. Charlie Canady's children are
sick with the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tuten of Bon -I
aerton spent Saturday and Sunday '
?isiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Yeates 1
Mr. William Yeates who has been]
spending some time with his par
? t*? left Menday for Richmond,
?a.
Messrs R E. and J. G. Wall of
Washington rlsited relatives and
friends here Sunday
^Tbe^lrei^to^seemB^^ha^^Igh^
PROGRESS IS
BEING MADE
Raleigh, June 14. ? The North
Carolina Campaign against hook
worm disease is making steady prog
ress. The number of cases of the
disease reported as treated by phy
BlclanB has grown during the past
twelve months from 2.250 to 21.000;
the number of doctors treating the
disease from 183 to 697; and the
number of people microscopically
examined for It in the state labora
tory of Hygiene from 500 to 23,312.
Seven thousand two hundred and
seventy six of the later number were
found to have hookworm Infection,
and 2.543 showed others of the eight
Intestinal parasites. Though bome of
these were found quite frequently
the hookworm Infections .were found
three times as frequently as all the
others combined. Thirty -one per
cent of the 23.312 examined showed
hookworm infection. i)f th^ dum
ber examined 1,000 were state troops
1,000 were orphans. 1,000 children
In the state schools for the blind,
deaf and dumb, and the reformatory.'
Nearly 1 .000* Insanes have been ex
amined The other l&.Mn ??*??
ly made up of public school ch'ldren
taken at random.
j it, any attractions for aur people
.these hays, as nearly every Sunday
| a number of them are to be teen out
I boat riding, strolling along the
| shore, bathing e;c. Last Sundoy
morning Mr. W G- Yeatea gave a
delightful call to a number of his
fhlends and In"1? afternoon Captain
J. N. Yeates took a party out on his
gas boat. Both occasions were* en
Joyed" very much.
Sorry to note Mrs. C. K. Cutler
(continues to be very ill.
Mesrs. J. G. Dixon and J. L. Lath
|am visited friends at Chocowlnlnt?
Sunday. \ ,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H- A'llgood and
Mr. A. C. Cutler spent 3aturday
night at Bunyan.
Has Returned Home.
The many flrends of Miss Ethel
Faux, who was recently operated on
at the Fowle Memorial Hospital for
appendicitis has so far receovered
as to be able to return to her home.
TRY A DAIY NEWS WANT AD
(CattaMd from . . M.)
It of lh? highest ul bwt op* In
enlcatad. ./ >-v
In addition to the work done In
the regular courses iMMd above
there U a special course given / In
school administration and supervis
Ion (or city and county euperlntead
enu mad high school ^principals.
Thla course Is given by t>r. strayer.
professor of educational administra
tion, Teachers OoHeea, Columbia
Unlva&ity, Hew York City. These
la today ho man connected with ed
ucational work in the United Stat*
more thoroughly qualified and equip
ped both by nature, training and la
formation to give such a oouree than
la ?>r. Strayer. He Is thoroughly con
versant with every theory and phase
of education both In the past and
prssent. having given close and
thorough reeearch and profound
thought to this phase of the work
he Is enabled with ease and force to
direct his entire class to an Intelli
gent conception of what real admin
istration and supervision of schools
is. and to the best methods to gel
the best snd most lasting rssults
from their supervision. -The value
of such a course as be Is now giving
here can nfever be eetlmsted In dol
lars and cents. It can only' be par
tlally appreciated aa we see coming
from It better and more intelligent
supervision resulting In our courses
and study and proper direction arfd
helpfulness In lending teachers to
get the most out of the courses by
the use of better snd more natural1
methods.
Friday, June 30th, has been set
apart by the authorities of the school
as a day for the celebration of the
anniversary of the breaking of ground
for the erection of the buildings of
the school. This Is to be made a
history making day In the career 01
this institution. Gov. W. W. Kitcb
In. Dr. Strayer, of Columbia Univer
sity* and other distinguished educa
will be present and deliver ad
dresses. A cordial invitation to at
tend these exercises I? extended to
everybody and a great crowd Is ex
pected to rome snd hear these able
snd distinguished speakers.
We cannot close these brief notes
of the grest work that Is being done
at this term of this splendid Institu
tion without reference to this week's
talk by Dr. Strayer, last Monday
night on "Teaching as a Profession."
He said in pari: Teaching Is only
beginning to be recognised as a pro
fession. Formerly teaching was us
ed merely as a stepping stone te some
other calling. With the increased
provision for free public education
there is coming to be a better rec
ognition of the importance of the
teachers work and an Increased de
mand for special training In prepara
tion for teaching.
The professional teacher, as the
members of the other learned pro
fessions, must have received a liber
al education as s basis for fhe later
technical training. It is especially
necessary for the teacher to have
that breadth of training which char
acterlxes the man or woman of cul
ture. for It Is her special office . to
transmit to children the spiritual
possesions of the race whether scien
tific, literary, aesthetic, Institutional
or religious.
Scratches on pollahed wood. If not
too deep, cab be removed by rubblftg
gently with flue sandpaper and then
with a mixture of olive oil and vIea.
g*r.
To keep tulips ustd as table decora
tions from opening wide a tiny hit of
wax should be dropped in the calyx
of each of the flowers.
Bent whalebone, the genuine articled
may be stralffhtsnsd by soaking be
fore using in boiling waters for a fen
minutes. Jf;,\ .
Sinking Money.
While there la no perfect safety
for life or property in this world,
the measures adopted by the Bank of
England to protest against the depre
dations of robbers exhibit almost the
limit of human Ingenuity.
Its outer ' doors are now so finely
-balanced that' a clerk 'by pressing a
knob under his desk, can close them
iactantiy, and they oannot be opened
again except by a special mechanism.
The boll lea department of this
great British hanking institution Is
nightly submerged In several feet of
water by the aotlon of machinery. In
some or the L/xsdon banks the bul
lion departments are connected with
[ the manager's sleeping rooms, and
an entrance cannot be effected with
out setting off an alarm near this
person's bead.
U. in the Bank of l&glaod. a dis
honest officer daring the day or night
should take area one from a pile of
1,000 sovereigns the whole pile would
Instantly sink and a pool of water
its place, besides totting every per
son in the, establish meet know o if the
ibeft.? Harper's Weekly
Manila's Largs Birth Rate.
Race suicide as an addition to
other problems In the Philipptaas
lies lar off In the distant future as
cording to the Milk MaUgtlw cosn
pUed in the last qaartenj rspert
of ths Bureau of Health ?
Manila takes a poeltftee In birth
rate tar In advance of other oeen
trtee of t*e .wpprftd wtth an average
af.4Pt Mhtheal-OOO of pspelstlcs
in InftfefgMrt 4 of bitfh
rsSe ?attjagy w^i an average aMM
wttH' tT fed CJertnanT With Iff are
*1*1*1 at steel I. 24.000 tow. The
loading per ac?u?r? foot on the ???
an* bridging is on? and threefourth
ton*. The maximum loading p or
?qui** foot on the bridging Nat of
Seventh Avenue la fire ton*. Thorn
were required 160,000 cubic yards
of concrete for retaining walls, foun
dations. street building* and snh
structurev Figures given out Inst
week show that the capacity of ail
the tunnels will be 144 trslM per
hour. ,
pfelN AND ANIMALS. /.
"Lions, tigers and all the cat tribe
dread rain/* said a soo keener. ''On
A rainy dny they tear ner-onily up
and down their cages.- growling and
trembling. We usually jtre them an
extra ration of hot milk. That pntg
them to aleep. j
"WoWes lore a gray day of rain.
They are then yery cherry. Treach
erous as the wolf la. no keeper need
fear him on ? rainy day. He Is toe,
happy to harm a fly. ^Snakes, to &
like rain. They perk up wonderfully
as tb? barometer falls and the damp
make* itself felt la their warm cased
of glass. 7..
Rain makes monkeys .gltim. They
are apt from instinct, whefl tbey sen.
it through the windows, to cl*?p
their bands shore their heads and sit
?o for hours. That sttltuds. yon
know, makes a kind of shelter. It la
the primitive umbrella." ? Selected.
The pet cat belonging to I
land firemen has befn fOsi
stored to Its owners. ?1
had been in the habit <4 <
to fires on the escape and
at Stoke Newlngton a fottj
Yeeterday It was seen al
and being reoogniaed bw
studded with Hrdfceu's MM
taken to the nesrikM At
"To show your clothes."
**I had children." *
"But you found It a terrible nula
uce to take care of them."
"I could afford to hire nurses and
"But yon couldn't afford to five
them any, of yorfr own very valuable
tyme."
"But my. husband didn't waet me to
work myself to death."
"No, of course not. |t la tk> hatter
to work yourself to death than to loal
yourself to death. But, after aU,,yow
husband has nothing to do with U.
Well deal with him separately. You
had your own life to lire. His bains
foolish doesnt excuse you."
The American Wife born into taars
as she kaw her chance of heaven lad
ing away. %
"Here, none of that," commanded
Saint Peter. "Tears have no rtfeat 0*
up " 1 : ? *'?>?*- ^
an her to work peeling potatoes aad
other oAd lota. Let mo h* hv -p'
la ftbput tlx Maths"
Duttcap Made In a
d : Very Few Minutes
NAOMI KKBKKAH LODOI Ha M
LQ.4V.
UMts In Tayloe's Halt second an d
fourth Prlday, each month at % p. m.
' PAMLICO I/>DOE WO. 73
-?< jgj o* p.
MmU In their Anil, upstairs, cor
ner Union Alley and Main street,
every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
ORR LOfKJK NO. IN
A. P. * A. M.
Meets In their hail, corner Bonner
*>?'. TWri streets, flrst and third
Tuesdays each month at 8 p. aL
MOTS CHAPTER NO. M
Royal Air* Masjpa
Meet* tn Masonic Hall. sdcoad and
fourth Tuesday each month at 8 P. m.
WASHINGTON LODGl NO. ML
b.p. as.
Meeta la their Home, Baufham
building every Prlday evening at 8
o'clock.
from a knife, can, tin can. rusty nail,
fireworks, or of any otka* nature,
demands prompt treatment with
Bucklen's Arnica 8alve U- prevent
JUNE
Remember you have two more days to take advantage of our Special
coming to YOU or some one else will. v . . T
We give you the profit
now give us the bal
ance In Cash.
m Ue HiA - >
THE O fEPA&TMEfi/ T
ITS WONDERFUL
t- if rlflir
how much time.' money
nd vexation are saved
I i< . the use ot gas as a
(joking fuel! You owe
t to your wife to install
a Gas Range in your
kitchen? you will be re
paid by your own com
fort and the decrease in
your monthly bills, to
say nothing of your wifes
gratitude. Ask as just
what we present as to
method and implements
for wing gas. Posts! will do
Washington Light and Water Co.
HIS PARTY NO LONGED
(Continued from First Page)
tlon like this, but we can wait."
All guesses as to the possible date
of adjournment, It Is now admitted
are worse than useless. Some Sena
tors believe the extra session ulti
mately wll] dovetail Into the regular
session next December.
Senators McCumber, Galllnger and
8moot were among the republicans
who concluded deliberations In the
| committee and expressed opposition
to the plan of Mesrs. Penrose, Cul
lom, Lodge and Clark to report the
wool bill today. Senator McCumber
alone suggested that short hearing*
be held, when the committee doom
closed 8enator LaPollette had not mr
rived. The 'only democrat* present
were Messrs. Bailey. Simmons and
Kerft.
The action of the committee was
awaited with grefct Interest.
"The Insurgents are ready (or the
fight," aald Senator Brlstow, who
stood outside the finance committee
room while the committee waa In ses
sion. *
Work Will Soon m-rt
after you tfcke Dr. Klng> New Llf*.
Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constlpatt>a and Indi
gestion vanish and fine ap^ctltlte re
turns. They regulate stomach, liver
and bowels and Impart new strength
and eaargy to the wfeole rystrm. Tr; <
them. Only Sftc at \ Hardy's Dsug
Store.
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THE DAILY NEWS
DIED YESTERDAY iff
Bob of Mr. and Mrs. EC H. Bright
Passed Aw my YeM?fda; After-4
nooa v A .
Jesse Bright the 12-monthe^flf
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bright
(Missed swsy yesterday afternoon at
their home corner of Third and Bdn*
ner streets. The funeral took plaqs
this afternoon at S:90 from the ree~
1515c?, coMnctW by Her. R. h.
Broom, pastor of the First M. S.
church and the Interment w*s in
DtWI iHPBtttrjr. The pympathy of
tha city km out to tha grlaf ?trlefc<
?a parents.
Rig Rally.
[ Xfc* mambara of the C. M. E
chareh. u) txpactlng a Mg rally at
their church .tomorrow. Blahop R.
8. Wllllami of Aogaata, Oa., la M
pactad to ba pnmt and preach. Ha
I* nu of tha notad tttrlaaa of lha ool
?rN church In 'A?arlca.
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