4 J
h . n TV MHttH
^Ton SunDlscourae
Heard by Large
Congregation and Was
Highly Complimented.
t ' '"
K guBdW uTenlnx Rer. H. II. Uroora.
pastor of tie First M- E. Church daEft
llvcrcd a special sermon on education
Ills theme was "The Prepared
f"I ?'~*1
Premattag tbla *e?k?r 1*7
,h?< <b? ?ral" ~?J?t ?ld.
* flfo/ lit ? * nontuoal
rtleflp <!???!? th.^I " ??.|
the Idea la which,..! ch*r?t?r of
Ud the dear*. the ana-1
PrnJ^?'^'*'rUU,n,or
trtogjc an(j Boelat ItM in. I
? LZ:r."" "* ?
" **? > man "I wla/
??K' la d^.t^Tn than ??e|
|" the baalc nruZj, aw" "ULl
?w? ii?jr f *" *"
jl*"1*1" ' not I
?<??> aad 2.^ t"B,a ?oatal I
Hou gaint., *}???? ' ?? bp th,|
rri I
**' " to ti^^cJwllICeU00 01 thai I
P*^2? "tnjarfo, ?$JL? wb0"
wnn?,r
^ _ f^^J^otti U t!?j
I
the h^g?.y >??iS place aS2
thorough ^o for .gootU .o*
vl??M. lit* and ooaktnc pccfflcal*
ly to be fitted for a trade. Sifch
pctwonh arthll/ divot. .11 tt.tr tin*
. V firl. should b* taught that reel
1 pleasure consist* "In doing whfit
ft
,s a noble life, like the Kingdom
God, die within !*.'? 1 Training Is
, - everything. The pe^ch was once a
bitter almond; the cauliflower is nothing
but a cnjt^nge with a collect
y education. A teacher's value don:
II'V..,. /gftitB in what he to rathfcr than what
~ b? kaotre and the scholar Is Ju^the
*iu *r
, > h. "BMt bmlHihli hwlth ot h.irt
ter ^ wSch In body wbrie'tff
This Is the soul of life-*<-thta makes
IJ, mftn' - V- -ff
p And gives to all his being a Godff"
ward trend."
114
"To wrw with lofty sift. l,h? lowly
.wd.
gj&pvY Of the poor no. for which the
Effi Vt ;
I'-f And do it all for love??, this <|
EKf #**rv
Th.41.couri.WM hoard by l.rgo
Mr. J. Qmittni of mi? city. 1
\ * ! -. -
G*
Better Roads Needed, But
Best Way to Secure them
is Present Problem.
fSSuc,
The Forest Protection Is
as Important as Good
Roads.
- North Chrotlna i. thoroo?h)7 lao?ul?U4
,wuh-.jh? food roodo wrhh
We are all agreed that we mu.t have
batter road., and the only diBereoce
Of opinion la aa to the beet ?ey' to
aeon re them. Lent fear Norh Carolina
autbortaed the eapendlture of
tore money for good roade than any
other itate la the Booth with the eiceptlon
of Texae.. The North Carolina
county that la doing nothing to
Improve fta road a la now away behind
'the thnea end win be left on, In the
fttenahh4ifct eeh'*et nenon^M - . v.t
[IWWWl Mlpre?rwf. > I
The lirtt effect of tmprored roods
la to lnctehaa the nine of the ampere
timber jdkoreut product* from
to be merknted orer county roeda'
becauee enough timber end nop he eeenred
in one |hn to Justify the vCpenne
of conitrnctlntr ? leaning railroad
of if flume. deed rbedaareatly
reduce the roe, of hnallna tn-onihe,
the lumber, tire, dad ether theterlala,
end thle eertng le added directly
to the relne of 111 n nfajifll
timber tfto tdtl meted that tnoeerlr
every county in the atete thle tlm?
berwould be doubled In mine If the
main roeda warn Improved, end thle
hea aojeaBy happened In thee. cenn\iea
that hate aeeered Improved
have the imount of timber that we
bugtrt to hare by the time the food
1-0*4* reach dS. The movements for
forret protection and for the good
roadl abould no hand In hand ao
[that the grealeat adrantagea would
lyeaul, frori both, ha twelr. or oftfd?
time wenhhil bare lltftlo
timber, to market unlaoa the forest.
are lived averg opportunity <f>
preduoe e aeeond crop, perdu dree
?llnu*l? destroy Moroouiamounts
S?t?;5t^?ecVm6ra'rt*i?ro than
those thef srVnowdisappeartng. ; I
Let us f?t .good roads In every I
county In fie state, but 1st us not I
fill to ttfatmssurM.fD Secure ma- I
<0(1*1 to A?*l.jjrtjstr those road*, so I
10*1, *0 stall reap the largest bene8U
from thorn. Lforest protection Is I
as Important for North Carolina as I
a(?,?t>fd "-?*( ail all rrpreMntsUvea,
who are ient to the XeKWaturo
from the bartons j^nUsa of the tfate
should be deflultaly.|h .favor of those I
MISS ANNA WILUS fl
;' mm i
,
Mr. Frank R. Kohn one af the efficient
engineers on the Norfolk
Southern Railway and Miss Anna
Willis, daughter of Mrs. V. fe. Wfllls.
ware happily married at the parsonate
of the First Baptist Oburch on
West Second Street last night at *:S0
o'clock. The ceremony waa UppresslTsly
performed by Rev.-If. P. Dalton
In the presence of a few friends.
Immediately after the marriage
finflalght Norfolk Southern train for
E 'J' jf . J "jjL ' jffillfl'- n. ' 'J
j~ * !
IjOC^I R\JN8 TO^IGH'
p6r week
%?Mi0iw. April 16 ?
WMther prorian ( !? omUM
thle w?k. The weather bureau'*
weekly buUrtla pre^I that ?
ertpprive Urpmetrtc deprepdo#
(Me ?* oowr. the Middle We*
wffl move alowly eutwint ud
?e?oe uaeettW ahowerj weather
the ft ret luUf of the week Id the
AUmutJc states end the region of
the creat Uke?, ami rata ud poa *17
local ?nr> to the Northtreatarn
Htatea nd the citreme
upper Mlaelaelppl Valley. e I
**? * >*? ?m
paaa dtprn the m_ VawrCnce Valley
today win b? follow* by coot,
or litalhn over the Middle Weee I
aad the Kaaten. Htatee. . I
The aext dietnrbnnc at Importance
<a vrocl the country ?U1 op? *
l? UK IM Watt Wednesday
ar Wuradaj aad prevail aver the
middle Weat near the cloae ot the
wcefci It will be attended by loealv I
rtee la temperature aad' be fob
lowed by rounlderahly colder
weather, which will make Me appeftranco
it* tlie *ortJ*xr??tern
atatea Tbumday or FMday. Ml
1
Delightful Dance
Given at Aurora
;-w
One of the moat delightful dancee
if the aeaaoa area gfren Friday nl(ht
April 10th hy the reenyr men of .
Aurora. Maalc was furolihed hy tha ]
Aurora Concert Band. The following J
oonploa were preaent:
^C. 8. Dixon J*, with Mian Una
V. 4. Guilford erH* Mine' Annie
gtUu; 'S iy. .
R. H, Thompson with Minn Clartoe
Bonner. ^ . ij .
R. R. Bonnor with Mlu Clara
Lltcbaeld. * ' ' >' ? *.. I
R. Fleldi with Him Jernet Bonner.
' i "it I
J. Y,'' Bonner with Mlu Nannie
Oroh.
F. J. Guilford with Mlu Annie
Fprebee.
H. I*. Thompeon with Mlu Lola
Thompson.
O. I. Bonner with Mlu Susie Moore
Mr. end Mrs, C. H. Roberson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mc-Wllllams.
Mr. and Mrs. P Sparrow.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Mldjette
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mldrette.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jones.
Mr.'end M?e. W a Booker i
Mr and Mrs. V M. Douph.
|.v: Mr. and Mia. ?.*T. liooher.
Mr. and Mrs. A. enthrall. u
Br. and Ida. O. O, Kafor.
an ? arm re ? - a . ?. xi.eawi
nWsnufl MuOrcu a u! 0OCO| la AOlOl
Holftid&l, Cecil Jones. Mae Jonee.
Kathleen Bryan Bright. Emma Hooker,
Mattie Hooker. Minnie Bonner
Ella Bonner.
Stage: H. B. Quilford. H. B. Utch|
field. H. Shaban, T. B. Dixon. >
Chape ronoa: Meedamea Harding.
Ferobee, Hollidat, Lupton, Guilford,
I Moore-. Hodgbe. Dumay. ' f;*'' Jjf ; .
ft ML SERVICES 5
ARE WEIL ATTEKREH
?
A Urge congregation attended , the I
bervlcee st the PI ret Beptlet Church I
feet evening end the peetor Rev. H.l
P. bnlton, who le conducting e 1
flee of meet Inge thie week. preached^
eerejon of power. Already coneldkr.bl.
Interest I, being collected
end much good ae a reeult of the
meeting le looked for. The MM
le one of the feeturee There wl? be
kecordfr^ Court^
LWDAY AFTKRNCHiK, APRiL i*
r AMD WEDNESDAY. ; MODEKAT
^kil^sVA^I
Specie! to the Dolly N?W(^Salem,
Ore.. April ffJ-NatlonaJ
political Interest will t^oMlo Ore*on
at-the end of this weekTh view of
the State-wide primary flection to be
held Friday with the Oregon presidential
preference reatuee added to
the primary law that Mid been In
elf act for the peat six xtars The
primaries ere open Co Aepuhllcmne
and Demooratot no othor snlliieal or-,
fetal ration harlot the trdp-lrn per
tnte It a "pArty'' eedi^g^ law.
of the fact that primary rlectiona
are an eatabllehed factahere. It la hollered
there will be no occasion for
confusion such as marked the raeen*
r~rr .TTo-r*r> -rsr TK^JW7
New York primaries, and since the
primaries are contacted by"the State
in the same manner that the general
elections are there is no reason to
bhlleve there , will be a truly representative
robs of the adherents of all
the candidates.
In addition to expressing preference
for President, each Oregon voter
will be entitled to Tote for one of
the ten delegates which his party is
to have in the national Convention.
Of the ten receiving the highest vote
each will receive *200 front the state
to pay for bis ^cpenses at the convention.
Voters also express a choice
for presidential electors, each voter
n>Ung <or one. and the fly., hl?h^.t
being nominees for the November
election. Delegates tde .n.Uona!
IRS.lElUKlE ii:i;
ATTRACTION TONOT
: T^e reserved seat sale of tickets
tor the entertainment to be:given in
the auditorium of the Publte School,
this evening,, went on sale at Hardy'i
Drug Store yesterday afternoon
The genotal admission will be 25c.
Reserved seats, first six rows, Parget
and the first three rows* baiconj
v?iil be ?5o. V...
The following program has beer
arranged for the evening' and it
promises to be one of inter tot and en
tert&tamcnt. The object of tho at
ran'llAB U <Ma nrn.M. ? ? f *-^
for the Public School of the city
this being Its object it should redeiv<
ft generous patronage. It'is not now
known what readings Mrs. Kelloj
will sire. > :.?
PROQHAM ? ?
Quartat: Anaia Lorta, High Sehoo
Mn. Kallog: aalaeUoB. f ,y:
*"*' HlMm.
Kfllog: Selection.
Hi*. ttaUvg: Ratoetlth. -r ft u.
Oram Bo cat a Op
llii Vaibnm- Selection
w-T. Selection.
.1. I. I J: . ..
* VAfUABUC WHOM.
kP YEAR
REGON '
LY IS GROWING
.conventions will be obligated to siip port
U>e candidates of tfceir patty
receiving the majority In the prefer- (
enoe primary
80 far aa the state la concerned In- ,
terest centers largely in the advisory
rote on United States Senator. It being
expected that as In the past the !
legislative assembly wijl almply register
the selection of the people for
this office. hard fight to displace
(Jonathan Doume, Jr., la being made
iby Ben Belong, a prominent Portland
merchant wfe was president of the t
state senate two years ago. The chief
vial tod Oregon bat three Umesln the
past six years. Mr. Selling stands
among the progressives of the Republicans
and apparently will.make a
Strong run for the place. There are
! two other candidates for the senstorshlp,
bat the contest la believed (
to be.between Bourne and Selling.
Bourne created tome little stir at the
outset of the r^ce fcy announcfng
that he would not spend a cent to
secure re-election.
The Democrats, too, encouraged by
the election of George Chimberlaln
Democrat, as Bourne's colleague two
years ago, are takiiig strong interest
in the senatorial. primary vote and
likewise have four candladtea.
There ia no governor to be elect>
ed this year, and aside from president
and senator the interest in the
[ primaries will be ceqtered -In local
contests fn the various counties of
the state. >.
OEEBS OF TRANSFER
FORLAST WEEK
i . The following deeds have been recorded
in the .Register of Deed's office
for the past week,
i ' B. B. Thompson to Daniel Dixon.
W. W. Hooker to B. B. Thompson.
Mary R. Brothers to A. C. Averett.
-k. W. Lucas and wife to H. G.
r PbopviUe. . . j
^ C. H. Richardson and wife to R. E. ]
. Hodges. * i
. J.'H. Bond And wife to Thomas j
- Murray.
! W. F. Liuwra to A. <j5. Lamm.
I Carolina Improvement to L. For?
tiseue.
r Walter Hodges and wife to R. W.
I Lucas.
T,f If, Gray to R. W. Luc**.
EphlUm Howard to W. L. Hodpea
R W Luca* and wife to W. L.
Hodge*. and wife.
1 0. W. Bowen and wife to 1mm
oil 4 ' . ;> ; > ,,. s: ; ,
Jaa t Skepherd to 1mm Co*.
W. naotpaad wlla to JOaaph
- *0#e.
W. H. Bowen and wife to T. W.
Clark.
i *ad L^^r"0t*J(>R
'
Talcing It
T o Rais
For
Tift
Convened This Morning in
Court Hou&e. Several
Lawyers Sworn in.
"hie April term of the United
States District court tor the Eastern
district of North Carolina convened
tn the County Court Houm this
morning at 11 o'clock with His HonOf
Judge H. Q. Connor Of Wilson,
N. C., presiding and District AttornH.
P. Sew ell and ^alstant District attorney
I. M. Meekins of Elisabeth City
prosecuting the docket for the government.
- There -age tour criminal 1
cases en docket for trial and five
cum on the civil docket. The first
case disposed of was that of- ths <
United States vs J. P. Lewis who was I
charged for blockading. He was !
dismissed . Mr. ?. L Stewart way '
his counsel United States vs Richard
T. Johnston tor retailing Is now I
hi progress. The defendant is re- (
presented by Mr. A D. Mac Lean.
The following lawyers were sworn
In to practice: B. L. Stewart, W. B.
Hodman, Jr., John Tooley, of Bel*
haven, W. A. Thompson, of Aurora. 1
and Lawrence Scott of Edward. '
MSSJOSIESMN :
EMMS FRIENDS:
Sweet little Miss Josle Lewis 8ns- 1
(nan the 6-year-old daughter of Mr. 1
and Mrs. 9. L. 8unman who reside 1
on East Fourth Street, was at home 1
the oceawlon being the celebration of '
her natal day. She proved to he a
charming little hostess and ail her
numerous playmates and, friends en- 1
Joyed the afternoon Immensely. De- 1
Ucious refreshments were served..All 1
kinds of games were indulged in.
MHMftre itrmcc
mnnainuL biuiiiuju)
FBR^PST WEEK
Register of Deeds". Mr. Gilbert
Rumley. haa ' issued the following
marriage licenses for the past week. 1
J^hn Gray to Busle Armstrong. <
M. B. Wilkinson to Marian McLean '
; .Tfcopia* C. Everett to Emma E.
Waters.
W. &. Ange to Mabel Wallace.
F. R. Kuhn to Anna Willis.
tf K. P. Lewis to Lottie H. Sharp.
Alex C. Gaskill to Christine E.
Singleton.
Thos. V. Hawkins to Mattle JohnMob.
v * v " a
Passenger Train
Delayed 2 Hours
The South bound Norfolk Southern
train No. 5 was delayed In arriving
herft^ this morning over two hours
being occasioned by derailment of a
freight car at Westover. N. C. The
south bound train la due to arrive
here at 2:8b a. m. but did not roach
Washington until 4:30. No one was
hurt.
9
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONGRESS
Special to the Daily News.
St. Louis. Mo.. April 16.?With
many of the leading bishops, rectors
ana layman m tn? fc>pnK*ojj*j church
yNMBt from at) parts of the country,
the annnal aaltonal Episcopal
Cbareh Coapryaa gjfa o??a?d ta
city today warn
union Th* Concrcw will he la m ton
fonr day,
Tha enpai, which ha* aa Mi*
lalatlva taaedoa. l? h?id prhKiaally
to^ provide Jtaa ^a
rs
utial Step
e Funds
itone.
- -.1
To Place Monument toBrave
Souls who Pell on
Gettysburg Battlefield
MSSL. T. RODMAN
B?CDIHTTEE
North Carolina's Opportunity
to Keep History
Acts Straight
The North Corolla* Division
Daughters of the Confederr -j? *dWJiUL
tho * !* of Hoo Ac??
den, .of Salisbury, uoanimc^y paavBd.
the resolution at the fifteenth annua!
convention held in WinstonBelem
to place a suitable monument
to the memory of North Carolina's
brave souls, who tell on the battleground
of Gettysburg in defense of ^
the Confederacy, and that the future
work of the North Carolina Division
bo directed to this achievement.
The initial step in thta work for
raising funds for the Gettysburg
monument will be to make the Veteran's
Reunion, or Veterana' Day,
when the veterans' dinner Is served
throughout the State.
"Gettysburg Day." On this occasion,
Gettysburg should be the subject
tor the address, and a general
collection be taken. The president
t>f each chapter then should ask the
public schools of the 8tate to solicit
contributions from the school children.
to impress upon them the true
itrength of their land in Its fighting
ind dying; the truth of what North
Carolina did for the honor of American
arms and tbe glory of this great
commonwealth. Each chapter president
is instructed to receive all -conand
coiopei-ate with {he Gettysburg
monument committee.
It ia North Carolina's opportunity
to keep history acts straight, and tell
unborn generations of her magnificent
services during the war for Southern
independence:
Mrs. Edwin R. Overman, chairman.
Salisbury; Miss Mary Ferrand
Henderson, Salisbury; Miss Julia
Alexander, Charlotte; Mrs. Junius
Davis, Wilmington; Mrs. M. E. Child
Aahoville; Mrs. Josephus Daniels.
Raleigh; Mrs. CM. Vanstory, Greens:
boro; Mrs. M. O. Winstead. Rocky
Mount; Mrs. B. L. Tyree, Durham;
Mrs. James K. Norfleet, WInston-Sa
?cm, misa i-iaa lunetau uoarnap.
Washington; Mrs. Elizabeth Outlav.QIcQueen.
Elizabeth City; Mrs. Geo.
Williams, Elizabeth City. . ,
vuimr fair m m
mic this evening
Tonight's program at the Lyric
promisee to he one of the greatest
features that has ever been released.
"'Vanity Fair" Vltagraphs greatest
masterpiece in three reels is highlit
featured on the bill and It has
I been extensively advertised previous*
j'lo exhibition date.
Th;a picture Is considered by mojtion
picture critics jfl be one of thegreatest
lessons In photography thai
j has ever been sent out on the roads. _
| and judging from press comments
I that have been previously made still
retainn the same reputation where|ever
shown.
This main feature picture will be here
for one day only and it is well
worth your time to' witness a high _
class -picture of this nature.
The manager states ' that these
feature refejfc were obtained at an - -"jSj
lernomous expense in order to show ~ HI
It. ud tbmfon the iridH lor toll
1Kb t will he Adults ? Children 10. 2
Toklot Into sowllmtlw the n- jj
fedee reeulred It <MMr to produce J
? picture (of tilt lotiotollus those
prlcso seem too smell et thet to see,
it.
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It Mo7
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