larch ^
SSfS 4EtT?i c3niS"?tt< !?
it -will be continued at rctular uub?
i V? ocriplion rate* until notice to etot
RT .u received. ?
- If you do uot tet the DtlliKin
eramptli telepbne or write thi manI
i|9r, and the complaint will /eceive
tsnmeQlate attention. It it Jur de tre
to pleat* you.
il articles icnt'to-tho"Dally"News
Per publication mutt be tinned by
I'1 otherwise they will not
L 1 ^ TmtBnAY MAW mm
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THK I'.UWIMl OF HAZIM .
'
Fran tlni? Immemorial 11 h?a tie?n
.customary to haze at tho State, university.
For the past ten years or so It has
been an annual custom for the stu dent*
to meet and voluntarily abolish
baa .- f
Is the trial just concluded at Hills*
born, public sentiment was strongly
' ugaict the hazers. which probably
accounts Tor the fact th3t they were
? _uot set free.
Wet the public sentiment which dc;V?.
sired, rightly or wrongfully, to inakc
an example of those boys, is what
will crentunlly stamp out hazing
v Contrary to popular Impression,
liai.rg cannot be stamped out In a
da*
Br: the fact remains tint' the big
universities manage to gtT along
without hazing.
It I* n characteristic of the prep
school and the very small college.
May inir universities, and our
-denominational institutions as wollsoor.
gr,rw above such \;!|:IU1: practice*.
TAI.kl >l.<tU
I'irn iiK* ( ??mi?\^Vr
* N-A York. March Iv - A
dlafri of being the original home of
talk nc movtes" ?s holiiu -frenwourl.v
iJ'.spttted. the ilulmitnt for orfpihu'.
hom.r* coming from France in ilie
pcrsi ri of Leon Gantncnt. one of tin
foremost French motion picture manufacturers.
.Mr. Gaumotu has been
jfe . runn'rg speaking F.ln::- in the G:iuJi?or.:
I'alace Hippodrome Paris
lor nearly two years. He declares
he ha? excelled the Kdison pictures
In many ways and he feels that the
Wizard of Orange has usurped his
thunder. He claims that the new
speaking picjures were sprung sud
ib-nly on the American market after
ii became known that the Gaun.om
t:i!l:;r.g film swere about to Invade
the United States. In order to show
the alleged superiority of tho Gnu. r.ont
"talkies" Mr. Gaumont is com
jjip to American early in April and
liati arranged for a private demonstration
under the auspices of the
loreniost scientific organisation. This
* <TdTrtoKSTKlttOTf "~W 111 OCCUT ltTX"l3TB'e
theatre in the metropolitan district.
Mr. tjuutnont also claims his talking
tilinv ran he heard distinctly in
all parts of the Metropolitan Opera
JI mife.
He is also an inventor of natural
color pictures which are now on exhibition
at the Coliseum In London
"ml which will be exhibited here for
the first time in April. He has overcome
many of the defects generally
found in natural color motion pictures
as heretofore exhibited in
America.
TO HK.AK NON-PARTISAN 111 1.1..
Harrisburg. Pa.. Marrh 18?'-Thej
dim wuirn provides lor non-partisan
ballot for county and municipal elcc
tions is scheduled for public hearing
before the Elections Committee of
the House today. This is the bill
*'hich will conflict with Gov. Toner's
non-partisan measure which has not
et been introduced. ?
<<)\(iKAT!"L\TK
^ ** MB. UTHKH MTARTHV
Springfield. Mo., March 17.? Lath*
er McCarthy, the most promlnent^pr
America's "white hopciT^rcacIicshis""
majority today. McCarthy has been
fighting professionally less than two
'years. He started to brighten his
record last May. when he knocked
out Carl Morris In six rounds. McCarty
has never, been beaten.
HAWAIAN "PAXR" (X)MIX(i.
Honolulu, March 18.?The baseball
team of the Chinese University
of Hawaii, which toured the United
t States a year ago, started on another
visit to that country today, under th^
direction of Captiin Akana. They,
expect to reach San Francisco about.
March 26
A schedule of games has been arranged.
AfteT a few coast matches.
! . the team wlH go east, ending Ito
j schedule In this country- June 21.
j 'Tbfl four will comprise approximate- (
jU;. iy 50.000 to lie#
( AMIMIKI.! IIHIK; *S T>> SI?kak.
New York, Marrh IT.?Her. J.
Campbell Morgan, the famous English
preacher, will speak at Carnegie
Hall tonight tor the Erpagollst Committee
tn the interest of its nationwide
campaign for church members.
ILLINOIS LttMlKlMKX >111.1.
Chicago, March 18.?The annual
convention of the Illinois 8tsts
Laundry men'a Convention met here
tcday It ts said that nsw materials
created by changing fashions will be
, given much cnnsidafatlao at?the
meeting.
j
CHOICE CUT
FLOWERS I
Hoses, Carnations and Violets I
a specialty. Our artistic ar
rangements in wedding outfits I
are equal to the best. Nothing I
finer in floral offerings than I
nnr ni?A~l? ? B
plants, palms and terna In
great variety. Rose bushes,
shruberrles, evergreens, hedgo
plants and shade trees. Mali,
telephone and telegraph order?
promptly executed.
J. t. G'QtllUN 4 CO..
RALEIGH. N. C.
Phones 149
.xllTlt'K OF SA1.F.
Cy virtue ?.r the power of sale contained
in a mortgage deed to me executed
by Altec T. r.nd Lucy Mat
j WiiuHey, dated July 8th. 19'?s, and
dulv recorded In the Register's office
4-fti.wir JUlCyrt.. ..Cuuniy in.._13ock 133.
: page 1 . which is hereby referred to.
1 > *11 sell, at the Coun House door
,'tt Beaufort County, for cash n? the
'highest bidder, a! tiocn. on the 21st
iday of Apirl. 1313. that certain lot
joe parcel of land, lying and being In
| the (V.'.inty -of Beaufort, State of
I North Carolina. In the City of Washj
it.sir:.. In that part thereof which is
| mimed from the tract of land formerly
known as the Pate land. 3ltuatcd
Ion :ne west side of Market stftet, adi
joining the lota of L. L. Davenport.
W. H. Buss Brothers Company, and
i. fit .'.its, ai d? latum?particularly described
as follows:
. MfKiiimni; at a point on" the wots
vide ot Market street, fifty feel in a
Southwest intersection of Market and
Ninth streets, which said corner lot
is the I?. U. Davenport lot. and runnine;
thence in a southerly direction,
with. Market street, a distance of
Hfty-frnir feet a lid. two inches; thence,
fnnr westerly direction, and parallel
with Ninth tsreet. at right angles to
! .\ir.rket street, a distance of One Hun[drci
and Fifty feet to the eastern
l ino of the lot known as the W. H.
I Kttss Brothers lot. which is lot No. 7
in ilie plot of the" Pate land recorded
in Hook 01. at page 700 In the office
of the Register cf Deeds, for. Beaufcrl
County,; and running with the
eastern line of said lot Xp. 7. n distance
of fifty-four feet and two
inches, in a northerly direction, to
the DaveiTport line; thence, in an
easterly direction, with the Davenport
line, a distance of one hundred
a:ei fifty feet to the beginning.
This March 17th. 1913.
?IIT T.. BUSMAN.
3-18-4wc
WMWmwm
WebsterS
WiNTERNATlONAlYj
j/ DICTIONARY \
I THE MERR1AM WEBSTER?
ff, it la t.VlW OK1A.
TIOU, uuiwlm mrr
field of the world's thought,
action end culture. The only
new unebrftdeed iHattonary in
xneny yen.
R*CiOU u d**1"? ow 400,000
ZZZZZOJ Werdm, more then erer
core re #70# -Pajea. dooo UlaetrmlloMM.
Iffmrmmmm tkUtkenrnty tmiemrj
with the new dtrtded
pace. A "Mrmte of Gestae"
1 aatnSa rSaMie"11" **
H ffuwn !! u autuUllJ'Jj' tie
Hi court#, Boh00la ead
H Pna aa the ore aajaa^a ?
thorlty,
FltZIZ>
Hch^MPiuMat^paaf, - - -irrfcei
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CEKTl KK ATK OF DISSOLITIOX.
state of North Carolina.
Department of 8Ute.
To All to Whom Those Presents May
Come?Greeting:
WHEREAS, It appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record
of the proceedings for the voluntar:
dissolution thereof by the unanimous
consent of alt the atodtholders.
deposited in my .office, that the
Southern Lime Company, a corporation
of this 8tmte. whose prlneipal office
Is situated at No.
street, In the City of Washington,
County of Beaufort. State of North
Carolina (A. W. 8tyfon being the
ajsent therein and in charge* thereof,
upon whom process may be served)f
has complied with the requirements
of Chapter 21, Revisa] of 1906. entitled
Corporations," preliminary to
I ho iseutng of this Certificate of Dissolution:
NOW THEREFORE. I. J. BRYAN
GRIMES. Secretary of State of the'
State of North Carolina, do hereby
certify that the said corporation did.
on the 12 day of March, 1913. file In
mjr office a duly executed and attoeted
consent in writing to the dissolution
of said corporation, executed by
all the stockholders thereof, which
said consent and the record of the
jroceodingB aforesaid,are now on Ale
In roy said* office as provided by law.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I
have he?vto set my hand and affixed
my official seal, at Raleigh, this 12
day ot March. A. I)., 1913.
?Signed >
J. BRYAN GRIMES.
Secretary of State.
I 3-18-4 wc
TRY A NEWS WANT AD
J NOTICE.
j Under and by virtue of power of
;sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed, dated September 4th, 1008. executed
by John U. Boyd and Susan
A. Boyd, his wife, to W. K. Bowen,
which said mortgago deed is duly re'corded
in the office of the Register
! of Heeds for 'Beaufort County in
tUook 152. Page 158. thp underaignjed
will, on Thursday.-the-10th day
'of April. 1913, at twelve (lp)
{o'clock, noon, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash at the Court
I House door in Washington. N. C., the
i following described real estate, towit;
? ?
-A certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being in Beaufort County
[Long Acre Township, and described
(and defined as follows, to-wit:
j Adjoining the land? of the Jonathan
Jarocks Patent and bounded as
follows:
Beginning in the first line of the
running with the patent line northwardly
to Martha F. n
thence with her line east to the patent
line; thence with the patent line
to William E. Boyd's corner; thence
with his line west to the beginning,
containing ten (10) acres more or
less. See deed from John R. Boyd,
d-ted February 2nd, 1900, and recorded
in the Register's Office of
Bent:fort County, in Book 120, Page
2 j 2.
This 10th day of March. 1913.
W. 44. 4K>V?rENv
Mortgagee. ,
William Bragaw & Company.
Owners of the Debt.
EDWARD E. STEWART.
Attorney.
j 3-11-4 wc
NOTICE.
There will he a meeting of the
County Board of Elections on Mon
day. March 17th. 1913. In Washington
at 12 m., for the purpose of flxnp
dates for municipal primaries.
All municipalities holding eleetiona
thjs Spring are hereby requested
to notify the undersigned
Immediately. Thcae? pElnftrlea will _
be conducted under the law of 1911.
L.- H. REDDITT.
t Secretary Board Flections.
3-19-3fc
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HOTEL RAYMOND
42 East 28th Street
lAl Sahvaf ikatMa.1
New York City
' HUROPEAN PLAN
Per Dsjr and Vp
AMERICAN PLAN
2JI0 Per Day and Up
Special rale? p? the week or month. Inspection
invited. Reference eaehaored. A qnirt family
hotel, recommended Jadics visiting New York
City alone. Upon request by MUer or Telephone
W Madiaoa Squanva mrwan? win meet >6u
it Italian.
MffflMircADWELL.
ljo jou in.nK, mr. oe asvea.
'Look tiere, mw "> skipper ipj
you^ great '?* / ,
Well |)i's tuv rich ninle ami all mj
nr. I'HMJ. put MP v.?b UU cuwud
cut?nk?ruuH.?pu. 'HM-iJt tha Jblrt
KOliiB ao>vi. and tbcrw'a no bopa rd
Ilka tlina to id, a Mm ooa sood. aound
halting tn ~,mire tb. Iltlla accouot 1
o*. Mar
Juot than n raacua ship appeared on
the arena, and uboae the Jarful about
the miK-mia voire gl.lM old man bj
Iba rail won board, coouoaodln* bin
dutiful uapbavr to fetch his bot water
bottle from bla watarlocyvd atatrrooo.
SHE BAKE UP
ALL HOPE
nqnUus Failed To Iklp Mrs.
Green, Bat She Finally Farad
Md^CuOt.
Meetre. Tel?Mrs. J. C. Greed of this
place, says: "I.suffered with wpmanly
troubles so that I could hardly sit up.
Tws of-tfce bast doctors la our tows
treated me. and 1 tried different taedJ*
class, until 1 care up all hops of am
Setting well. #
One day, I decided to try some Cap.
dni. It dW so mtch.for me that I
ordered somo more, and it cured me!
rAl eel as well as 1 erer did Id
The patus and the trouble 'are all
gone. I feel like another person In
every way. I wish every sufferer could
know what Cardni will do for slek
women."
A few doses of Cirdul at the right
time, will save many a big doctor bill*
by preventing serious sickness.
It tapes up the nervous system, and
helps make pale cheeks fresh and rosy.
Thousands or weak women have been
restored to health and happiness by
using Cardul. Suppose you try it
It may bo just the medicine you need.
N^a ? TTrite to: LniW*' Advbory Detrt.. Cbmti? |
m.vnwfi .\OTlCE.
I have this day qualified as AdCo
well,. deceased
~ All persons holding claims against
said estate are notified to present
same to the undersigned within
twelve months from the date hereof,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate settlement.
- .
DR. JOHN O. BLOUNT.
Administrator Polly Cowell, Deceased.
Kdward L. Stewart, Attorney.
This March 17th, 1?|3. /
?? 17-6wo ; ^
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Send |5 for The Ol
est Model?No. 5?the "1
For the price of a
writer. You can pay tb
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versa! typewriting is co:
ink has been brought 1
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eat firms and corpora tic
swiftest and by far .the
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feet upon It.
NoE
Most people prefet
beautiful type is obtains
It la the greet eat a
ratlly read typo in.exia
the world's printing pn
? y,
The Oliver "Eypewr
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Wednesday, March 19th at the" j
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rke Standard V itible Writer
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1
Harris Hardware Co.
ELECTRIC LIGHT L
*
Is' economical as well as convenient, clean,
and safe. By using the Mazda lamp you now
get three times as much for the same lighting _ !
bill as the old fashioned carbon light will give
you. Spring. Is here. Why not let us wire your ?
house for use of electric lights? !
A- vj*
WMhlBfton. ft C.
3Bc. tnd Floor 8?rUB? and
rrort Bbtldtng. Practieea la *11 *
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WaahtDSton, N. C.
I W. A. Thoaitoeo, * , . I
Aurora. *. C.
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Attorneys at Law
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Waahlnstc. N. C.
W? ?r?Uot :n tH. Court .
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traction ta all ika Oonrm.
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FRAMK H BRYAN .
Sm*1'. Miclrin A Bryaa a
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HARRY McIIVLLAN,
Attorn?r-?t-L?w.
Dr. Rodman Bldg.f R. Maln St, *
Washington, Norik CaroBam*-! 3
KDWARO t. STEWART .
Attornay-at-LaY.
Washington. N. C.
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Washington, N. o I
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