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TUESDAY. MAR. J. 1913.
I"- liMtmrKKS .WD 1UH>KS,
Next Thursday evening Dr. Stanley
L. Krebe deliver* a free* lecture.
"Suggestions on Advertising. Salesmanship.
and City Expansion." It Is
to tn tinnprf thi' nponli" will not hi- In-'.
.! to uii<>r-?'htlinato the cater.Utnt^tnt.
a:> well as the Instruction,
afforded by this lecture which given
every prospect. of being worth a good
pr. of admission merely oerause h
is lr??Let
it be borne in niind that as a
mutter of fact it costs a good deal to
get T)r KnjJbs here. Th? Chamber
of 'oaimerre bears the expense inst>
-d <%f you paying your money lor
tlit .'.
Foard of School Trustees
ha- i.rr.inget! an admirable system
of '* lectures, comprising in the,
IV -peafceia; i\>Jle?re professors,
wv are Authorities in their reaper-J
Kv> r. . be* . mi* h as l>r. K. *V. |
<: >-? :t Wnke Kor-M. Proi. N. W.J
\v : of ritl.'nsvorsit:'. and Prof.
: :<vookH of Trinity. public men |
.-a- r . - < .uiurossiiiau .'ohn H. Small i
v Hubert Kui.soiv. Williams: u,
fit r l.r.vn like Pushup Uolu-rt
?*!... '.ike t'lnrenee
> or hers T!u? traveling ex"
r-?ri :n'H' uf a.
fvot (hHisiisttii from pub?;
elTirvu* ami soe'e:Us.
*- .* W drv.olr.v e\??njnc a free
. 1,1 !o de!'V.-rr.l At the First ,
fhureli hv ilev. K. M.j
He.', who is experienced in enter-j
in n.n:. and comes with the express]
pu*t"S?- of cheering us up. w ith pys-1
sih!y'u f*-w pills of morality skilfully
ad. .jlist* rd now and then.
??. ?- Ji-n-uvo gjcat. ways of Jiraaiienius.'
on- - -i\:t'.ook upon life are sitting at i
th? .eet nf competent teach -rs and
readies
Tl?*- Washington Public Library
provides rhe latter method, which is
li> ,jr the luore general. No niniter
how sveat the teacher, he can place ;
his :??'uat presence in but one place
at a nme, but through his books he
may impart wisdom in a thousand
nlrtces at once.
In these free lectures and books
may he discerned the beginning ot
:?n era when everything educational
?whether Incidentally entertaining
or no*?will be paid for by .society
for ih? benefit of society.
Til.* is not necessarily So'ialiam.
hut merely the working our 01 that
.'-.indadental principle of democracy,
that the strong in a community j
should help the weak, se as to pro-;
vl?*e "*<tual opportunities for nib"
basketmm"
I IkP MFYIfSN NIFIFF
imm-ummau mmim.
Durham. March 1.?Tnnduy night
Trinity defeated Wake Forest or the
latter'.* floor in a same of hatchet ball
i>y the store of 16 to IS. At this
same the Trinity boys acre accorded
the worst treatment ever iccelved
by a Southern team from a rontem.
porary Institution It seems that the
naptipte had never lost a game to a
North t'arolina college on their home
floor, and they got rather sore over
It A few minutes before the end of .
ploy, the game was interrupted by a
general rush of the spectators, who
attacked several of the Trinity players,
the referee and umpire. Order
wm, however, reatore^^aitcr a few
minute* of n life-aised imitation of a
Mexican revolution in full sway, by
the saner spectators and officials.
r For Sale
A Number One Lot of
Second Crop
Re_d Bliss
I' Seed Potatoes
Cheap to quick cash buyers.
BAUGHAM FARMS
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fet '
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Springtime w
hand. You should
It in all its splendor
' ,The feeling oi
?j tcr consider the ad\
Numerous apologies were accorded '
the Trinity boys by the students o(
Wake Forest for the unseemly treat?>
o? Iks hands si ihs tengh ale
ment or the college.
an Invitation from the Odd Number
Club of Sigma Upsilon, the literary
club of the University of North Carolina.
to Joiis In a prose-fiction contest,
which is to be held In the spring by
the general order of Sigma Upsilon.
Sigma Upsilon is a national liter- ^
ary fraternity, holding chapters in ^
many colleges throughout the South ^
the local chapter of the order at
Chapel 11111. The prose-Action' contest
closes the first of April. Kach '
chapter nf Sigma Upsilon may send '
two manuscripts to contest for the '
prize. -*?htch will consist of a hand- '
some ring with a scarab setting.
Following the recent revival serv- 1
Ices, an appropriate program was the 1
feature of the Y. M. ('. A. uiutee
conducted last Wednesday nigln^Bb
main thought of the evening, wnch
w,i? expressed in talks by several of
:!?? members, was Christian activity
in relation with right living. Mr.
Kemp 1*. Neal spoke on fie' subject.
"Prayer, ami what it menus to the
Christian " Mr. 11 W. Kuark diseased
the importance of work in
Christian living. Mr. T. 1). 1 layman
spoke iv lengtli on the theme.
"Christ ? " a Man ' Mr. H. U. Hill
brought ilie meeting tc a close by emphasizing
the Importance of a systematic
llible study and by outlining
a method of study to be'pursued.
The preliminary for the coming debate
with the I'niverlsty of South
Carolina was hold Tuesday night in
the Hesperian hall. Those who won
out in the preliminary and who will
represent Trinity in the debate,
which will take place in Columbia,
S. 1*7". March 25. are as follows:
Quinton Holton. Durham: J. R. Davis.
Shelby; H. M. Ratcliffe. MrFar-j
land, and H W. Kuark. Soutliport. as |
alternate '
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J. R. HARDISON.
? R.T. D. No. S. Box 41.
2-26-1 vc
iORKOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Route of the >
"NIGHT EXPRESS."
ichedule in Effect January 5. 19IS.
N. B.?The following schedule figires
published as lnformalion only
nd are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON.
North Bound.
:35 a. m. Daily?Night Express.
Pullman Bleeping Cars to Norfolk.
0:40 a. m. Daily?For Norfolk. Connects
Tor all points north and west,
Parlor Car Service. ,
:50 p. m,?Dally except Sunday for
Belhaven.
West Round.
i:50 a. m.?Daily except Sunday for
ureenvllle, Wilson and Raleigh.
Connects North. South and West
with all lines.
!:20.p. m.?Daily for Greenville,
Wilson and Raleigh. Droller Parlor
Car 8ervlce.
1:27 a. m.?Daily. Pullman Sleep,
ing Cars for Greenville, Wilson
and Raleigh. Connects North,
South and West.
Soutii Bound.
1:27 a. in.?-"Daily for ^-Jew Bern,
Kineton and Goldsboro. Pullman
Sleeping Cars.
:45 a. m.?Daily except Sunday for
New Bern.
1:30 p. m.?Daily for New Bern,
For further information and reser-*
at Ion ofc Pullman Slcoplng Car
pace, apply to'T. H. Myers, Wash In gon.
N. C.
W. W. CROXTON.
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
C. A WITT.
Gen'l Supt , Norfolk. Va.
XACGUKATIOX TKNSIDK^T WII/ROX.f
INAUGURATION* SPECIAL
TO
WASHINGTON. D. C.
VIA
. SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
Sunday. March 2nd. 1913.
Special train consisting of Pulllan
Sleeping Cars and Day Coaches
ill leave Raleigh at 8:00 p. m..
iRhiay. March 2nd. 1913. Arrive
rashingtort, D. C., 7:05 a. m.. Moniy.
March Vd , Returning special 1
ain will leave Washington. D. C..
1:10 p. m., Tuesday, March 4th,
>13.
Do not wait until Monday. March
d to leave home, as account heavy J
avol account this occasion you may
>t arrive Washington in time for
mugurai Parage. Take advantage
this Special Train. Spend one day
Washington seeing the many at~
actions and be there hi time fur "
e Inauguration on the 4th. '
Individual Parti*-. 2S
SCHEDULE Round TV Parr. More
Raleitti tSrM $M> - 94.M
Durfcam %. f M MS M
Burtiastna 10.17 PM M0 S.H
Rates from points Durham to
reensboro will be same as quoted
tove from Dprham.
Tickets wtH *be on sale February
tth, March 1st. 2nd and 3rd. Finel
nit March 10th; 1913. Tickets ?
111 also be good on all tegular,'
alns.
For detailed' Information, special ,
arty arrangements. Sleeping Car
nervations, etc., ask your sgent or?
rite
J. C. JONB8,
raveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh,
N. C.
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A8HINOTON PRODUCE MARXKT
TUESDAY," MAR 4. 1*13,
ggs .... .? .. ., .. . . tie
tick Eggs ... . .1??
*?? 40c
hlckene, yoong. . ....... t* to
hlckent, grown . 30 to S5c
heorlfngs ... ..... . .5c to 25c
eese. ea<;h . . ?0c.
amb shlnf, etch 15 to 20c "
cos Wax . . . . . 2?w
beep sktna, each .. x. . . 30c to 50c
allow .. . . 5c
ry flint hides, per lb .14c
ry hides, d'ged, per lb . . . . <c to ?c .
reen salted Hides,. .. .... .. lie
reen HldM. . 10c J
?ed Cotton Jc. to 4 l-4c i
*r skin ?!t .. lie <
. B Pen. l.l? to 1.10 bu>. '
cer Skin flint tfe '
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UOidAboro ,* . . 10.OS
New BernTT?.*!'; 9.90 jR5
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Plymouth " " * ' 7*tS 10-05
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Ti dataUad Information from "any
W. W. CROXTON.
(IwIPhmh linl.
Norfolk, V.
l-??-ood to M
Chilly Mornings
Cool Nights
Rather difficult .to keep
the house at the proper
temperature. Can't Hght
the furnace yet a3 it Is
too warm during the
middle of the day, but |
some heat is needed In |
the morning and after j
auuuuwn.
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Heater
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in five
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FRANK H HRYA!*^
Small, Maclean A Bryan
AttOTOoyo-at-Lnw
Washington. Noi.Jj Carolina
HARRY KcHIILLAK,
Attorney-at-Lanr.
" Dr. Rodman Bids., B. Mala St.
Washington. North Carolina.
" KI)WARD la STEWART
Attarney-at-Law.
Washington, N. C.
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*- NORWOOD L SIMMONS *
Attornoy.at-l.air
Waahlngton. N. 0.
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Attorney-at-Law.
Waahlngton. N. c.
Offleo and- Floor flartaca and .
Treat B nil ding. PraotRan In all ?
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A. D. ItaaLaan, '
Waahlngton. N. c.
W. A. Thonsaaaa,
Anaara. N. c.
Mr J. BAN * TIWIhMWH.
Attaraoyo-at-law, -
Aurora and Washington, tt. C.
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