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Few Daily News R<
much is Expended
in Washington. Th
reast of the Times.
Between on? hundred nod seven-' i
tjr-flvc thousand and two*' hjindrdd I
thousand dollars is now being spent
in Washington for improvements in
the ua, nf hiillriln^,',aft - flnnlitteas
few of tfeo readera or the Daily
aware j^X this?:fft it h
goes to Rbow qMc'dftlvfety that Washington
is still ^in the swim" and
i* that th? citlxena of this good old
I Lr^ town-are beginning to move forward
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and be abreast witji other sroj-lng.
and enterprising towns. In'addltJon
to the many thousand dollars how
being spent In Washington the city
will at an early date begin to shell
out over one hundred thousand dol'
.- . . - Inn for c\tf improvements. The
malor portion of this money is being
hnd will bo spent right here at
\/ . ... homo. It means the employment of
many people who reside hero and
thus the entire town will i*ap the
benefit. Them Is now In course of
. construction in Washlngfbn and suburbs
quite a number of attractive
homes, business houses, etc. Few
doubtless stop to enumerate and
^ count up* what is now being built
right h|re among us so the pally
News gives its readers some idea of
what Is now In progress
The Public building. Hodges building,
which will contain the new the4
ater; Tobacco warehouse and steturnery,
Washington Collegiate. College
building; Harry Mohlullan residence;
Charles Flyna residence; W. F.
, Clark residence-; William Knight real
dence; G. A. Phillips warehouse;
improvements to Norfolk Southern
gr.r-- passenger rancm. On nearly eve
ry street con be seen signs or im:
BfSgfcfT'y ill WoveciGn*. Washington is , *tm alive
and its citizens optimistic as to
tiie future. ?
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Miss Eliza Davis
Carried Home
Miss Sllxa Doris daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Junius Doris. Jr., of Wil
wln^nit, M f? whn ftma tn thim city
to attend the bouse party of Mrs.
John G. Blount, unfortunately was 1
taken 1)1 and had'to be carried back I
to her home. Upon the adrice of
her physician It was decided to take j
i Mtes Parle-hack to her home so Dr.
Thomas' private car arrived bore
last Friday evening and Miss Davis '
was carried to her home. Her many 1
friends in Washington wish her . a 1
speedy recovery to health. v
She1 was'accompanied by her two
brothers, a sister. Dr. J. 0. Blount,
and a nurse.
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Work Progressing
The new tobacco warehouse and i
stemmery nears completion. Both ,
structures Will be ready In ample
time for the opening of the season. |
Mr. t. j. naraing. one contractor,
states that everything is getting
iJonf nicely. " ------ISM
AY'8 TOWER LESSENED.
London, June 30.?J. Bruce Ismay
returned from his-position as chairman
And managing director of the
Jrhlte'Star tine today, and was succeeded
br Harold A. Sanderson," first
vice-president of the International
Mercantile Maripe Company and director
of the White Star I^e. Mr. \
Ism ay came in for audi unfavorable
criticism following the'slnking of the
Titanic, it having been alleged that
he saved his ow* life at the peril of
ROOM NEEDED.
'^The" roal estate man was looking
over the bouse.
"This it OA parlor, air?" he asked
of old man Thomas.
"W*n. I call It Vhe court-room,"
k replied the old gentloman.
"The eosrt-room!" saM the agent
in surprise. "What do you mean?"
' ; r "Well," etplalned Thorn,,, with *
knowln, smile, "I've got urn
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Delighted With
~ New Pastor
I AIUIM >TT..\> HPAR
RHV. Ill Ij. (JAV AT FIRST
Large jsnf anfcreciui i v.> i-ongrega-"
ticme greeted peetor of th?
First BuptiaCohlj^h. Rev. R. t. Gay.
yesterday nmralag hud evening. At
the morning- hour Mr. Gay's subject
was "God's, inheritance In Hie
Bnlnth," and at night his topic was:
"Soul Winning." Both discourses
were instructive and delivered in a
wsy to hold the undivided attention
of* his congregation. His hearers
were delighted and the members of
thla growing church have every reason
to believe and ;took for great
things under the leadership of tholr
new pastor. Mr. Gay comes to Washington
front Anlpnder. N. C., where
lie has acceptably filled the pulpit of
the church there for several years. He
Is a graduate eff Richmond College.
Va.. and a native of the Old Domini
come is his ?om nil Washington and
the Daily News wishes him abundant
success. ; ?* h^"-* ry ",J *
Mr. Gay expects to move hie family-to
this city Sometime during the
month of July-dnd they will occupy
the P. H. Bryan residence on Bast
Mala Street. The music by the choir
reBterday?Jtx)Ui morning and Zoning,
was refreshing and greatly cojoyed.
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Several Cases
Before Recorder
There were several cases before
Recorder Windley at the City Hall
this morning for disposal. After
trying four cases the Recorder announced
that hla court would take a
that some witnesses from Chocowinity
might be enabled to reach here,
rhp cases disposed of were as follows:
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P. J. 3osa- rras oha. uQd with vio
latlng tho city ordinance?being
drunk.. He was fount. gm..y and
fined $2 and cost.
Nettie Griffin was indicted for
using profane and vulgar language
3he was convicted and the judgment
at the court wa^ that she pay a fln?|
3f $5 and cost.
George Brown was charged with
usaulting one Amanda Brown. The
Recorder said guilty and four
months op the county roads.
David Powle was fined $3 and coBt
Tor speeding. . > r *'
JUNK SO IN HISTOBV.
[7SJ?Twenty uatUof-merchant Alps
destroyed by a hurricane at
T-~ fit. Chriatonher."
1816?Allied army from the heights
. of Belleville, commenced"
their attacks on Paris. v*:,1817?The
Russian government prohibited
the farther ere of the
term "Protestant," and ordered
the word "evangelical" to
be substituted for ft. ^
1862?Seven days' 'battles; three divisions
under Gen. Jackson,
over took the Federal rearguard,
under Gen. French,
near White Oak Swamps and
an artillery duel followed,
which cost he Federals some
which cost Uie Federals some
1864?A mine was exploded under
the Confederate defenoee in
front of Petersburg, Vs., and
an attempt mad^by the Federals
to carry entrenchment
during the confualon that env;:.-vjijjte*
,3* a&yV*'
1864? Battle of Franklin between
' 10.000 Federal, under *&en.
Schofleld. ud 40,000 Confederate*
under Oen. Hood
1911?Q#a. K?teno?, catan rebel
Jjbader killed. *
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RKV. MR. MUf DEUVRRK SKR- *
MllNrt OF m-IRITCAI. POW. b
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?.*' VICES AGAIN TONIGHT * 3
Those persona wjto *re wisely a- J
vaHinK $am?c!ves of the rtffiiill'
op#a>rrtiWity rf sttandlai tta wt>. ^
y*l services now in progress In the J
First Method, r: church .iire helnjr|c
I iTaprasfiPtl Thar th.? oUT-tlme roiigloifij
Hit 1?; t ita wonderful power.; ^awih^w
oulsm was born In & revive).
[history. While many! fromyour,
converted at h<r a): |
aim ost phenomenal The ' pa dor J
and .hi. assistant. Rev. f. A. Daiiey,
himself ft member ol the North Carolina
Conference, htc firm beHever?i!?
the importance and necessity.^ fjavt- r'
vnl., and are energetically prying b
the work of 1hc pfesent meetinc ; b
We believe that the wonders of hoav-. jj
en would Tight ebon open -and over- .
flowing bleseing deAcend, If the meru- .
bera Sf .the;church generally were in *
sincere sympathy with the eon sec rat- ?
ed efforts" being so diligently put ti
tdrih. n
The three sermons yesterday were E
if a righ order and were strongly
evangelistic, and the congregations Ql
were large and attentive, and there S
was encouraging response to the
plain, practical preaching.
The morning sermon was out of
Ian. 40:31. "But they that w%it ppon
the Lord shall renew their strength; ln
they shall mount up with wTnga aa s
eagled; they shall run -anfl
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faftttV The subject most ably de- *
veloped was "Life with Wings." and jd
the eloquent showed how necessary!11
It is to grow spiritual pinions In qr- j**
der to get out of the low places and ^
life among the heights. Doubtelesc- 1?
ly many felt the inspiration to high- ~~
t* living.
In the afternoon the meeting was
tor the young people's benefit and
was. most interesting and instruc- h?
tire. After relating a very imjires- ol
Blve atory for the smaller children's tc
good, the speaker drew some striking sv
Mis,
lesaons from the rich young ruler's
The great congregation that heard
the solemn evening discourse will w
certainly never forget it. Mr. Dalley
frequently spoke out of Qen. 13: n<
12, "Abram dwelled, in the land of it
Cnnaata, and Lot dwelled In"""005 tr
cltiee of the plain. and pitched his
tent toward Sodom." What Lot lost ?
by pitching his tent toward Sodom ~
was the main thought developed.
1. He severed association with his
best earthly friend, God's friend.
2. His wealth wasted possibly by
a foolish, society-loving wife.
3. Almost unconsciously his influence
over bis family waned.
4. The unconsciousness of God's
presence in his home.
" 6. His personal honour disappeared.
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The> speaker wondered if this awful
ease is not being reproduced lh
Washington.
He plead earnestly with those who
may have pitched their lives on too
low a plane. His illustration of pro
feasing Christians entertaining feelings
of hatred and spite and prejudice,
and thus blocking the way of
God'* kibfdom*left * profound impression.
Mr. Dolly thanked the
choir_and congregation for the good
refreshing singing, and plead with
the young people to sland by the
church of the living God?to keep
out of Sodom. t;/
BarrlcM today at 4 to 5 and t p.
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floats Ins and all welcome.
WORK CWDBB WAV.? / | !
Work- li now under way on the
Washington Collegiate Institute
building at Washington Park. Those
who hare seen the drawings (or this
building prohounce tham attractive
and Welting. The structure will ha '
ready for the opening session this
fall.
Making Improvements
Mr. 8waaner is having Improve- |
menu made to one of hie tenement |
hoaeee m Weet Second atreat. 1\
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Tho wee^ ipens at the Lyric Thettre
wlUj.iMfcw and Interesting class
if i^Bktufe jjtjjtures and some of the
est that 4cahSbe produced.
i. many aopular players that the
mtroAa havdlleen familiar with have
leon sllentjjcr two weeks giving
vim ill it. but beginning with
oQ&i.^mtfAain they will he seen 5
I^H^HBftth the excellent class
Mf -tutlay. the recent ven&
installed makes it
of tho ?jvt comfortable amuseagdg'Tllje'./'WeVeeuv
ami Uu"?wi- '
"carry:':- special *
winery uud,nt 1.11 nr~!TTr. s
be known again as i
; or' wh*c?l t^Qny tl
fiftSstime an<?t: pon?4ve. prizes have|c
Furi^sh Shades:
The ecnirHCt'i^or fvrnlsh'ng shades a
ui-xr Poitoff.oe building has
ceiL-let to w. t Morton k Co. The ;
'.n the bidding,
gainn strong competitors. Quite d
Dumber of forf:g^i concern? enter- c
1 bide and It i#i gratifying to know cj
tat r. local firm was kuccessiu). To b
ieet Cne requirements of the govern- f<
lent'an extra quality of shade is re- tJ
alrrfd. Tl? local firm . Is to be con* ^
ratuJat**! upon Buet^. (J
I'cnscture PHxrf Krfciblt.
Tomorrow aftirncon at five o'clock 8
i front of R. ^Stewart's- Jewelry
tore tkere will be given rt^emonlould
be . present. Nails will be
riven in,tires" to show the merit of p
lis new discovery. It-is said not *
> injure tubes or tires. Mr. Ediund
Buckman of this city, is the
cal agent. .
Quite Sick t
Tho monv frionHa nf Uom.
1 Lee Simmons will regTetto learn
? his illness. He Has been confined
? hib home for the past several days
altering from fever. w
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE. ^
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The residence of William F. Clark
hich is now under course of con- a
ruction on Bridge street, is rapidly ?
earing completion. When finished ?
will be one of Washington's ata^tlvw
homes. u
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He Advertises ai
. as 81
That He S
w
Dosen't Advertise
: P<
A manufacturer of a nation- di
ally distributed product efl- g.
t cloeoe In each package that p
- leaves hie factory a printed elip j,
bearing the following:
"Our competitors spend $8,- p
000,000 annually to advertise oj
their products. %We put qua!- y,
ity into oars instead, thus giv- y<
ing our patrons the benefit of p,
the money we save by not advertising."
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The remarkable part about ai
the above is the fact that T<
here's a firm that ADVHR- w
TISEH THAT IT DOB0 NOT
ADVERTI8B! r<
If this manufacturer Is slnoere
be will wake up some day lB
and tell the nuhlic. nhnnt tha
excellence of ble own product tl
In eome legitimate, "reuaon ?
?h7" adrertfatng. Then. If hie w
good*, are all he xays they an ?
he will do a lot more bualneee ^
and make more real money tl
than oyer he dreamed of be- lr
fore 0,
For an honeet product u
dally nerrepaper adrertlflng le h<
the oheapeet. ableet aaleeman
eror employed, and moat adeertlelng
le a pretty godd guaran- 7,
tea ol qualify. , ,1
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IET AFIRE THE WOOD WORK BETWKKJi
FLOOR AND VEILING.
DISCOVERED IN TlhUJ TO
SAVE DAMAGE.
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Lightning struck the building ocupied
by the Southern Purnlture
Company Saturday * night last durng
the terrific electrical thunder
torn and.hut lor several oX the eaitoyee
el the compeer being near at
and at the time doubtless serious
a mage would have boen the outome,
The building waa struck beween
the ceiling of lecund story
nd the floor of the third story eetIng
afire "the wood-work. Messrs.
nth-im nn.l gnrnill SBtMld hi
reparing a coflin for a dead person
t the time on the second floor. Tho
laxe wea immediately discovered
nd hard and timely work the lire
ras extinguished without any damge.
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DEATH AT PINETOWX.
News reaches this""city of the
eath of Mrs.'c. H. Fulford which oc
urred at her home in Plnetown. N.
last Saturday morning. . The debased
had only been confined to her
ed for about one week with typhoid
sver. Bhe was a woman held in
ie higheat esteem in her communi- '
Ire. Fulford is survived by her hua- 1
and. The funeral took place yes- 1
r and her going is to be deplored. ^
rday from ber residence and the
iterment was in the family burying .
round.
Captain Wesley Peebles of Gay>rds,
N. C. was on our atrepts this
^ew Members
Trinity Faculty
OLLEGE HAS ARIGHT PROSPECTS
FOR THE COMING SESSION.
INCREASED ENROLL.
* MENT EXPECTED.
Durham, N. C., June 30.?There
ill be four new members of the
rlnitv College facnity next term.
wo of the new men come to fill vainciea
occasioned by tbe rsignation
f two of the members of the present
iculty, while the other two will be
istinct additions to the faculty.
Two members of the present fac- ]
Ity will not be back at Trinity "next "
ear. Professor E. C. Brooks, of the
ie department of education, has been
ranted a leave of absence for one
ser, which time he will spend in
pecial work' at Colombia Univerity;
Prof. H. E. Spencc, of the de- \
artment of English, has resigned his l
rofeesorshlp and has taken up the t
ork of pastor of one of tho Method- i
t churches of Sanford, N. C. 1
Professor Brooks' place in the de- i
artment of education will be filled c
y Df. E. W. Knight, a former stu- I
ent at Trinity who received his de- '
ree of Ph. D. this year at Columbia. 1
rofessor Knight graduated, at Trin- c
y in 1909. For the succeeding two i
aars he w s a member of the Trinity )
ark School faculty in the capacity I
f professor of history. The past two t
aars he has spent at Columbia UniBrslty
dotng special work in the de- I
artment of education. t
Two new teachers have been chde- f
1 for the English department. They a
re Professor Moore, of Harvard Unl- e
srslty, and Profesaor Groves, of the a
nlversity of Chicago. Both of these o
sntlemen come to Trinity highly t
tcommended. c
The other addition to the faculty ?
Profesaor Edgerton, who will as- c
st Professor Chas. W. Edwards in a
le department of physics. Mr. Ed- j
srton it a graduate of Trinity, and *
hlle there specialised in science, doig
the major part of hla work In the t
inartment of nvhslos. After lea-- I
ig Trinity, he took a special course k
i physlca and allied aciencee at one g
the northern uniT*flitlee and la R
ipeclally well equipped for the work r
? will do at Trinity. a
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The DAILY NEWS not only flvee a
>n the newa ot Waabfnftru, hat all t
I Beaufort County heeldea. 8ub- I
irthe to It 1 c
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The msnagemen^>f the new theatre
has booked snotl^ attraction
for the initial aeasoa. The attraction.
wl^ich la the fourth one, la
"Shepherd of the Jill*," which will
be on the boards November 13. The
aire." is to be presented on the opening
of the theater on the night of October
13.
The new theatre will he a credit
to Washington. No palna nor expense
will be; spared to make it np-to-date.
comfortable and in keeping with
any in the State. Ihe theater goera
of the city are Iwklug furaatU with
pleasant anticipations 10 the openMfc*
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O6NVAIGHCEKT.
Master Llndsey Russell, tho young
aau ot Mr. and Mrs. Prank Horn, who
several days ago rueT with tho mlstonuno?to?stop-ou
a nail, la now
thought to be convalescent. Although
not as yet able to walk, he
is thought to no out of danger.
KENT COTTAGE.
jonn u. Bragaw. Jr. aud family!
have rented a cottage at the wellknown
summer resort, Beaufort. N.
C., for the summer. Sirs. Bragaw expects
to remain at Beaufort- until
sometime in September. Miffs Katie
Bragaw is also at Beaufort spending
several weeks with Mrs. Bragaw.
COMPLETED IN OCTOBER.
Contractor M. M. Jones states that
the Hodges building on Main street
will be completed between the first
md fifteenth of October. This buildn;
will contain the new opera house.
Messrs Bowers
Give Barbecue
MeBsrs. Augustus and Frank Bow- |
frs gave a barbecue at the farm of
Dr. Joshua Tayloe at Choccwlnlty
yesterday in honor of their guests,
Messrs. George W. Baker and Raymond
Cordray, of Philadelphia.
Those Invited to meet Messrs. Baker
md Cordray were Dr. D. T. Tayloe
ind family, Dr. Joshua Tayloe and
family, Mr. John Fcwle and family,
Mr. John Isanogle and family. Mr. J. I
P. Tayloe, and the families of Messrs
Bowers. The occasion was one of
merrimtut and pleasure. A1 1 returned
to their respective homes
ivishlng that hiBtory will soon repeat |
Itself. The Messrs. Bowers proved
:o be model hosts.
BEAUFORT COl
IN GOOD ROA
"If Beaufort county farmers make
;ood crops aud secure a' good living
hereby then the farmers in Wake
ind adjoining counties ought to be
millionaires," said Mr. Frank H. Rolins
this morning to a Daily News
nan in giving an account of his re:ent
ten-day trip by auto through
Sastern and Central Carolina.
'Why, "said Mr. Rollins" do you
tnow that the worst roads 1 struck
luring my entire trip of ?ight days
iway from home was right here in
Washington and for Ave miles out.
t is a sad fact but nevertheless a
rue one."
"Mrs. Rollins, my son. Master
frank Jr., and myself left in our au
or * ten-days visit through Eastern
ind Central Carolina and we greatly
mjoyed every moment of our outing,
o much so, that I would willingly go
ver the same route If business duiea
did not prevent Its a great
ountry through which we motored,
specially so through Nash and Other
ountles. Prom Nashville down this
ray the outlook for crops are propitious
and encouraging, further
rest they do not look eo Inviting."
"Leaving Washington we motored
o Scotland Neck, Halifax, Weldon,
Jttleton and arrived at the wellmown
summer resort. Panacea
Springe about Ave o'clock of the
amc day where we stopped at the
tew Panacea Hotel, under tho mange
men t of T. C. Jones. We were
Imply carried away with the aprtags
ad hotel. Mr. 'Jones is a model hoellst
and la more than accomodating
le la painstaking and courteous. Tho
ulstne la excellent, the climate ideal
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MAM HWUJ&4T WORK.
. 'TJje Washington Gun Club gave ^
another interesting shoot at their vfl
rlub crounH- ??> t?- ^
last. The meet proved to be one of
the meat Interesting vet given thl?season.
Quite ft - number' of inter- jji
sotod end milmaiamii. iUUciim wit- ; -7I
neased the contest. The marks made ;'ijj
by the respective members were
above the average. Mr. White made
tag 91. The Washington Gun Club
has been organised forTonietlme"and
from the very first Interest In tbo or- ..
sanitation has never lagged. For . .:M
the meet of Thursdoy dist "the percentage
made follows:
White. 91.
Bland. ST. ;
Squires. 84. .':S?M|
Sterling. 79. ".
Etberldge, 78.
Powell. 76.
' Maxwell, 75.
Hodge*. 68. , *4
m Baker, OS.
Fowle, 65. * ' '3
Charles. 60.
Knight, 50.
Lancaster. 55.
Gallagher, 55. Jj
Kear, 50. * JB
Collins, 4 8.
Weston, 4 8.
Stewart. 5. ,
Will Picnic at |
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| The Baptist Church Sunday School
Chocowinity, will picnic at Washington
Park on Thursday of this week, v * .VS
The superintendent of the school has
| secured from A. C. Hathaway the use .
of the pavilion and grounds at the'
I park for this purpcse. A pleasant
and profitable day is looked for by
every member.
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To Attend Reunion
Mr. Dick Pickering, of Aurora. N. ?
C.. a brave Confederate soldier, was.
In Washington Saturday en route to
Gettysburg to attend the" great" re?
union of the blue and gray. Mr^
Pickering went via Norfolk.
JNTY IS BEHIND J
lDS building
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and the water superb. After a
week's stay at Panacea we reluctantly
left carrying with us a longing
wwwevvvwums u iBi.au L uuj.?i uu notel
la modern and convenient?every
room Is an outside one. After leaving
the resort we motored through
such- well known North Carolina
towns as Warrenton, Henderson,
Louisburg, Franklinton, Raleigh
Durham, Greensboro and smaller
places. On the return trip we cameback
via Nashville and Rock Mount.
Mr. Rollins was particularly praiseworthy
as to the good roads he saw #
in Franklin county and states that
almost everywhere he went he saw
evidences of thrift and push among jj
the people* Then said \Jr. Rollins,
"if Beaufort county farmers can
make a living Wake county farmer*
and those residing contiguous should
right soon become millionaires.,r
"Our people are certainly behind the
times as to good roads." "Those
who doubt the wisdom of good and
np-to-date thoroughfares should visIt
the central portion of North Caro- \?
Una and see for themselves what Is ''K
being done for roads, doubtless many \'f
sceptics would have their eyes open- .*1
Mr. Rollins and family motored
over five hundred miles on their
trip. The machine worked spleatdidly.
It gave ^trouble only omm
time during the entire ten-days run |
and that was within five miles of . -1
Washington, occasioned by a blow- ]
Joet
"Eastern Carolina has a great fa- ?
turn If ear people will only grasp the'
opportunity" said Mr. Rolttiu.