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rwrilL-UU Poney Ballet ot Wonderful Dancer* j
rr a Tiinrn Tb? Blue m<i siiw Mict. * i
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I H I 1 1 (i I II Lithe Fnirles Dancinf in an Em raid Gloom
I Lll I U M LU Water ? Fete and Banquet-- Grand Illumination
Special Feature
n and Burch In
Prices 50, 75, 1.00 and 1.50
: i fX' Thursday 1O-.O0 a. tn. Worth* & Elheridge
? -ultou hllf
i ftlM W?)??l
?'lay p-'T
TO CHICAGO
ON THE CAROLINA SPEC I A I.
Throtirh ??W|.|!?s Cur D?i? ?? Mn
HOl'THRRN RAILWAY
Premier Currier of llie South.
QlEEN AND CRESCENT ROCTF
and riu pour route. i
Southern Railway in now optrai
l?g throurli sleeping cars JiH/ 011
the Carolina Special between Char ?
lesion. S. <\. ami Chicago. ?" af
fordlnc t'X<*vll*>ni connection* fr?,in '
ii n#l ffir* Eastern North ('troll r.a
points, ('?olrts'horo. Raleigh, Dur
ham. Greensboro and Intermediate
points, through ARHKV1LLE ANI)
THE I. AND OF THE 8KF
For Pullman sleeping rar reser
vatlOn*. Fclic-tlule* an-1 detailed! In
formation, a.^k any Southern Rail
way aircnt, or write.
O F YORK.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh. N C
1-29-4 wr
NOTIC K OF HAI.F.
Under and by vlrtut* of t lie power
of naW? contained in a rertain mortg
age d ped pxpruted lo the undersign
ed by It. M Treves, which said
mortgage is duly recorded In Ihe of
fice of tlie KeglBler of needs for
Beaufort county, In Book 18 2, a'
j)*e? in. and Is dated the 3rd day
nf September, 1014, and Is hereby
referred to, the undersigned will, on
tbe 22nd day nf February, 1915, at
12 o'rlock noon. off??r for ?ale, a*
'h" rrvir'ho'.is^ dnor In Roaufnrf
to iho hirhest bidder for
^ it,~ fi'towlnc rr?al estate, to
f,. Vr> ?? -? l??d off hT V
T ?'.t was as follows
f *?*'? so MrVnlr town. wan laid
<-** 'n*n fi i^tji of 3R fr>??t front, hv 9.i
'? -?-**? ' 1 " 'pot helntr left as an n'
? ... 'n '?ommon by those I
f* 'n "? fn tbflr lin'r
? 4 1VI, >?? Vo 5 ?!<"
?.? -p
? ?-? A ???, *
A A ?
**? n !?**?*? ronn",
fry i ?. *
?r? W x*
1 Terusrv
f KTFWART
Mortgage*. .
Motlr. In h.r?hT (rtT?? ,h||l fh|!
andAr?)*oc<l tin* ihl? d?y QualHtod
?? executor of the e?tate of Haste*
King. deceaaed. late of Deaafort Co.,
aod all persons holding claim*
airalnst the Mid estate will prewmt
the same to me. duly verified, with
in one year from thla date, or tbl*
notice will be pleaded In bit- of their
recovery. All peraont Indebted to
said eetate will pleaae make tmme
dlste payment:
Thl? Jan. Ut, if IB.
J. If. LTX>YD.
Vb#f.nkit
. * 1cr?
? thai II
lr *holf
a. ?p
O'tll-e- a vlti , .? .t a? ..HU'.CltDt
pa?i>o? u ??h-.rtr. far above a
?km r'n?' * rh??f ? sl"l car Fbov
Repartee.
A woman witness, la the course ot
D Jong, rambling statement, remarked:
"Hp said be was as good a* me, and
I said su was I. I told blm be w&a
no man, and be said neither was L"
Looking Backward.
! Our first yean at school were not
made easy and joyoua to us bj
i tlio modern method? of the kin
i dersarten tnd '?ther similar ays
(ems of acqnMng knowledge with
out effort, and wo thereby es
cepf.d the effects of the fallacy that
learning and education can be at
Ruined without palna and concentra
?.Ion of the mind. We were conatantl;
drilled at pchool In mental arh'imetlc
nr.d other studies of a kind .not much
I clis>heu, I nm told, by the youth of to
?lav and unfashionable with modem
educators of young children; and at
wome we were urged in season and
rut, ar. we then though*, to lmprort
our ml.Mis, to contemplate serious
?hlngs. and especially and most fre
quently. to r^ad gocd Tjookn, purtlcu
larly those bonka which rf quired ef
fort for their iind?rntandlnf and ma*
'e y.? C' ora1 P Vratt in the Atlantic
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of pow?r of
?tale contained In a Deed of Trust
from M. T. Bradshaw lo the under
signed O. Hutnley, trustee, dated
Taoury 17th, 1914, and recorded In
'he Register's office of Beaufort
?.ounty, North Carolina in Book 164
'page 243, the undersigned wll] eel
lfor cash before the Courthouse dooi
of Beau tort county. N. C., on the 2'
J day of Fob. 19 IB, at 12 o'clock noon
I the following described real estat?
j ?o-wlt:
Beginning on the North slda o
Ihe public road known as th?
Mill roid. at an lrr?n axle, driven |
ithe ground, at the corner of the lam'
?o?d by Harry McMullan and Dan
lei !,. T'erry to Henry C. Cherry an
v.-1 f e ; titence with the said Henry C
' li*-rv and wife's line. North 2
' **? *-2 nole?: th?nce North ft'
* " W-'St 22 polet. to a marlre
nim. Cooper and Jackson's corn*
v,""h B Hodges line! thence wltl
v^h n HodgM line. North 42 E*?
'9 ? o CoonerS corner; fhenc
?i r*?t 20 nnlws to Jackeon''
? * *? ' r ? ttou+h 18 1-4 Was'
*????: to ft ntn* stump; thenc
c?on?v * ** t-K then^
t<? i.j Fn?? 1A poles; th^nc
? ? in w??t ?o the North ?fde ??'
-rsf,A - Mtenc* with fh? NortV
<??4* r,r the Mill nned to the begin
n inr: onn*sfi*tnr 1*1. <1 sere*. a-* en*
vfrfi by ,?r*hn B. Besnass on .Tan*'
nry #th. 1914; being same land th'
d*r cnnr??ed to the. t?artT of th'
?-?t jvrt bv Ha rrr MeMalton sr *
*?fft pr d T>sn1*1 I?. P?rnr to whir'
dee# reference Is made for fnrthe*
ijixifrtftt'pn.
, This 21* *e" *f .??* 1*1*
O PITMT.WT. Tract#*
CASTORIA
tm Infest* ui OkUina.
Dm KM Yn Btn Akrayt Bm|M
WILL PROTECT
President Wilton Personally tuper*
tflsas ths Document Framed la
8 tat# Department.
Washington.?' Tha United Statea
dispatched a Ion? not* to Oroat Brit
ain I natoting on an early Improvement
la the treatment of Americas com
merce by Brltlab fleet*. It warn ad
England that much feeling bad bees!
aroused in thia country and that pub
tic criticism wu general over unwar
ranted Interference with the legiti
mate foreign trade of the UQitfcd
statea. The document, constituting
the strongest representation cm. the
subject made by tha United 8tatei to
any of the belligerents. was cabled
to Ambassador Page to be formally
presented to Sir Edward Orwy. the
British foreign secretary. Its prepara
tion was bagun a month ago by Solici
tor Cone Jobnaoft. Counselor Robert
' :?nslng and Secretary Bryan Ihd dur
?v t??e last two weeka had the per*
- i attention of President Wilson,
rcevfsed Its phraseology witb
i?te care.
fho detailed point of view of
| ' -te?i States In the numerous
e* of detentions and sela
goes had been set forth in
? >f emphatic protects most of
: nve gone unheeded, the com
titration waa couched In general
hub covering the entire subject of
e relations between the United
tes and Great Britain ss affected
. t-je lattet*s naval policy, consider
Ighy objectionable to this govern
nt.
Tha note declare* at the outset that
'ie representations are made In a
?fendly spirit but that the United
Intes considers It best to speak in
jrma of frankness leat silence be
-.nstrued as an acquie.scence to - a
Mlcy of Great Britain which Infringers
o rights of American citizens nn
er the laws of the nations.
Since Trance bas virtually adopted
?e same policies on contraband ar
rresi Britain today's note is a state
tent Intended for all members of the
'riplf Entente.
The documents point out that com
?li'lnts on every side snd public
?rlticlsin* in the United States hold
he British policy as directly respon
ihle for the depression in many
I Vmeriran Industries. Reimbursement
lore for cargoes unlawfully detained
?? seized, it states, does not remedy
*ie evil as the chief difficulty ia the
I noral efTect on American exporter*'
o are restrained from taking risk*
I or hazards which In no rase ought to
?urround legitimate trade between
'?e United States and other neutral
countries.
LEO FRANK'S APPEAL GRANTED
Ivdge Lamar Gives Georgia Man Stay
of Execution.
Washington. ? Justice Lamar of tbt
nnlled States supreme court ha*
?ranted an hppeal from the refusal o>
tho Federal district court for North
ern Georgia to release on habeas cor
pus proceedings Leo M. Fran* under
lealb sentence for the murder of
Mary Phagan. at Atanta
Frank baa been sentenced to be
Gauged January 12. hut Justice La
Tiar's action causes a stay of execu
tion. Thirty days are given for the
record of the proceedings In the low
er court to be Died In the Supreme
court here. The state of Georgia
then may ask that the hearing of the
rase be advanced. Such suggestions
generally are granted.
As a result of Justice Lamar's act
ion tbe entire court will pasn upon
Frank's rlgtyt to seek release from
custody on a writ of habeas corpus
on tbe ground that tbe trial court In
Fulton county. Georgia, lost jurisdic
tion over blm by Its fsllnre to have
him* present when the Jury returned i
lis verdict.
Mexican Faction* Split
Washington. ? Diapatcbea from the
Brazilian mlnlatar In Mexico City
dated there and received hare d?
aerlfeed the politic*! altuation u fall
of nnc*rtalntlea. The ml n leister re
fer,^ to the lack of harmony between
the aevera* cbtefa, bnt Indicated that
notl In* alarming had davalopec* and
that Rood order waa being preeenred.
From Ita own agenta alao the state
department waa adrlaed that friction
nxlpted between the Zapata and Oatl
errra-Vllla facflona.
Collapea of ?anopy Kill# Four.
Kanaaa Cltjr, Mo. ? Nine man were
eauzbt here In the coltapae of a wood
en canopy btilU to protect pedeatiiaPe
paring a million dbller hotel building
?t?Cer eonMmcUon. Two were killed
and al* aerloiifly Injured.
tVgfter 8. Dloklnaon, au actor of Lt?
?Pln. Neb., died in a koapltal Hfa
?kull wai fraetvfed. The ?tfcu- daad
rfctlm waa a nagro. Jama* McLean.
bnalncM agent for a labor union, wee
n a crltltel condition 1 c other* In
lorod were workmen employed en U?e
v?l'dlr 1
merchant and a shipping agent to
>anplrmcy to violate the Pood ami
Tuf Act Involving the shipment-]
f coffee in Interstate commei
rom Ne?w York to the West. ln l
heee cases the two defendants wer* |
?ach fined 91,000 and by
.f th^ir contlction of a felony lottl
heir cIUmAIi under the provU
;>ne of a Nsiw York Statute.
In another action In cooperation -J
with the Customs Service, the De
partment 'was 'of assistance In th< |
proceedings that resulted Id the im
position of a line of $5,000 1n th<
Massachusetts Federal court on onel
defendant engaged In tamperln;
with revenue Import stamps and ]
celling domestic liquors a? Import?'
goods. , A second defendant Is no* |
awaiting sentence. In two otB*
jurisdictions, the Department as-'|
slated in procuring the Snd'.ctme*
for conspiracy to violate the Foo
snd Drugs Act of s number of egf j
handlers who have been illegal!'
shipping spoiled eggs In Interstat'
commerce for food purposes.
In a number of other caa<
pec!ally concerning drug matter
and the prevention of the s^le o?
? wrvsiira curative device?
the Department has cooperated with
the PostofBce authorities in bring
ing actions and securing conviction
for violations or the postal law
Involving misuse of the mails.
KKMARKARLK PRAT OF
R^MUN INFANT TOKT
There haen't come a story from
Europe since the war broke out t<
ompare with one related by & local
Hebrew business man. He nets I'
right s.raight in a letter from Rue
ala.
A war widow left her tl>ree weekr
old babe In the care of a small gir
white she went to market. Immedl
<*tetT after the departure of the
rood woman the Infant son ?wofc#
lind frightened the girl by asking;
"Where's my mother?" The horri
fied girl called neighbors In. 01<*
Tewifh women threw un their hand
at the sight of the weakling sitting
upright In bed "Send for the rab
hi. beldames; I want to make t
?latement." the boy commanded
He talked wisely and with the con
hdence of one supernaturally en
dowed. until the arrival of the reb
"There will be no peace in Rus
sla until the Roahannah (the fal*
festival) and until then the war wll
continue unhilitd And .Iflcrggftlngl.'
'estruetful.'* the tiny prophet de
-tared. Then he twaddled his pin'
toes a minttte and brooded in si
lence. A short blessing and thf
?hlld died.
The strangest part about It is that
-ome Kinston Hebrews believe itx
??A miracle truly." they aay. Oth
rrs do nnk. '% lie." declares one
of Hit ludat Intelligent of the rac*
licrt.- Klaston tt&s Press.
Theories end Thing*
Onl) the other day I ^ ?
scturrr on Bun-epota expatiatl- g os
k? enfranchising and enncbllng JHiw
?r of his science, teaching as It doe?
h* majesty of God and hla hand*.
%-ork. I agreed, of course. TheorMi
juiy. i k*?w yet' w
or myself. ? could not help prefe*rtM
o tvoudir at the naud Oftfce vmight*
o the creation of a dandelion, a ?p*r
?w, r. flounder.? Robert 1#- Q*y. *
ke A' 'an tin
. iflnpartanct et #l?y.
Play la an earnest thing In child
hood. Barer t trlrlat aaattar. Tin
olay KtlviliH of oblldrea bara ? .
moanlut *m<-b tba worW I. beginning |
to UDdcntanl Faranta ?r? realising
(.on md mor. Ikit cWdwi a play to
.01 mnral; for [ub, but for baaltb
?trenylh. daralopmant and tb.
Nilldlag ot character Zrarj boat
?houM prt'lue lmer??t lb Play
wo. ??( loo fo- boya ar n ?<rl?. Part ol
the prciv*'^!1? ra .tb'^dt of bom# irtlD
??? aim. to do tbH. The bomomid.
binder ;?rlen In not a oUtftlt tMfci
\t . tnotnar tu roooiict, thua laabtni
*orb> LUd play ? b?n*?t wJ ? **"??
? rfc. 1 .Mldrrii
??pr.mlty of IMIMM.
Tlirre narir ni a u?n h> alt Ida
mt *ban our oatlota.1 Ufa baa bni
to fctarworan la tba tronaaotlona a# i
bmtbeaa raproagntbig aa" It doea tba |
ha.le principle of progndg an* par
aafcast aaocaaa, aad tba anaar at aw
nerdallam paaaaa whe* wa dlaocrrei
anitbl.m only a cloak for ft. Tfca
United SUtea la prorlag t# tba ?orV
>ioa? lucnaaequenUal ara tboaa thing*
?Mall bare baa? fait to b? parimouat
In tba bonding op of a nalV j. aoek a.
.illHarr power and frowning forttt
. vile ? al^ng tba bordar, for bu.lnaa.
bMBHtaiai that Maoarna Indiilduak
.ad tba bom* walta:*. and raqulraa nc
tpohxtr la tfcta day of glorified p??
rat tnduatry, ?bkb la aaotWK o.-w
it -Xm?rlr.?t?allva "-^B?r, ? Bur
Vomlnaat Atataaaa Ma?, la X?
iwiat Magaala*
?
a the Union and to the various
Jtate relief organisations all of
*hloh food-staffs and relief supplies
Mr# aew being handled by the Com
This organisation of the Commis
;on inculadaa a Una of thirty-live
er. instil pa, the"trse/of the ?f.00?
ae 35,000 offices of the six express
ompaalea of the United 8tates.
p*c.;sl arrangements have, heen
nade with the post off cea end ox
ress companies for the ofclpmen
?f small packages of food by Indlrlg
ala, and It does n'ot In anx. aense.
nurb the railroad arrangemeata
eviously made for large ship
lents.
The response of America to the
ppeal of Belgium has heen grati
ng, the task of provisioning o\
Ix million people, 1,400,1)00 or'
?horn are absolutely, destltate, re
airce the dispatch of a shipload of
>od every other day and the main
lining of a transport line comprU
ng 31 steamers. State feilef or
animations have been told, there ?
pre, that they "should be put on ft
vrmsnent basis (or continued ef
ort until summer, if not longer.
A ItUE KNITTING MILL INVITO*
correspondence from, women de
sirous of earning money, part or
full time. Good pay. Experience
unnecessary. International Knit
ting Mills, West Philadelphia, Pa.
I -30-tfc-sat.
NOTICE OP BALK.
By virtue of the power of sale
*>htn|ned In a mortgage deed exe
cuted by BenJ. Slngletary and wife
? tlie undersigned, dated November
9, 1904f and recorded In Book 162.
age 203 Register's office of Bean
ort county, and herein referred to,
will offer for sale' to the highest
iddor for cash, at the Courthouse
*oor of Beaufort county on Tuesday
he 2nd day of March, 1015, at 12
"clock noon, the following descrlb
d land oonveyed in the said mortg
to deed, to- wit:
?A certain traef ~oi land situated
t Washington township, Beaufort ;
?ounty, North Carolina, and adjoin
ng the lands of W. ft. Ellis and
ther and othere and being the Iden
Iral two tracts of land conveyed to
aid Slngletary by W. ft. Ellis by
'eed dated November 39th, 1904,
?nd record^ In "aid Register's of
'ce, and the said deed is herein re
Vrrcd to for a full and complete de
scription of the said two tracts of
'and.
This Jan. 29th. 191ft.
JOSHUA E. 9WANNEK.
Mortgagee.
T. T. PHILIPS. OWnar of Debt.
l-30-4wc.
In any cue Dr^ Ann* Howaid
Shaw, President ot the Natloi il
American Suffrage Association. wJl
make an agrees; and In addltlor
short talks of a tew mi notes each
WIH be made b y the follow In*: liter
Kate Gordon, president of the
Southern States Woman Suffrage
Conference; General Julian S. Carr
Chlcr ? Justice Walter Clark; Kn
Archibald Henderson. President &
he North CaroliW Equal Suffrag*
League; Mrs. Goodno, president of
the North Carolina Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union; Mrs. En
gene Reilley. of the General Federa
tion of Wsmen's Clubs; "Mrs. T. N.
I. Ingle, chairman ? of Boolal 8ervice
in the State Federation; and Mrs. A.
Fair brother.
The great event of the year will
be, of conrse, the address by Dr.
Shaw. She Is too well known tr
need eny introduction, snd the state
league Is very fortunate Indeed to
hare her with us at this time.
A upoclal section' of the News and
-Obaeaar. will ha printed on the dar
following the Special Hearing. This
will be or gneat Interest to every
one snd of especial value to suffra
gists. It Is. requested thst each
league sell ss msiy as fifty oopUr
number are desired, that the order
be sent at once to Miss Byntvm
Chairman Press Committee. Kind
ly note this as it ts a matter of Im
portance. >
All visitors are requested Co reg
ister with name and address, a?
the Information Bureau, Yert>or:
ough House.
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE OT
NORTH CAROLINA.
Mrs.* Achlbald Henderson, President
*?o.ar?4?.
aed by virtu, of th* power
of Ml* contained U a crrlaln awl
art. Troetoe, by I. c. Cayton. M
Lorooa Cayton, bl. wit., and W. H.
Proecott, and rust. Preecott, kU
w*e, which saldJOeed of TtuM u
dated JannaJXStWT 1*14. and U du
ly r^ord. IS Book lt?. PW ?*?.
rru.uw. will, ob Monday. hi. dr.1
day of M?ch, t?U, U It o'clock
noon, at IW CoaMbouae door or
Beaafort com Or. offer for ?al?. to
lb. hlgheet bidder for cash, the fol
lowing dmrlbed raal aad paraoaal
rover, to- wit:
That oartala tract or panel of
land. lyln? aad belnk In tk. coon >
II Baatifott. Mat. of Morth Carolina
tlchland township. beginning a* C
W. Im'i coram' in tba Holldla line
nd running with aald !**'? ttn
?T 1-1 Bast. Fifty fMt; tbenc
'? t-1 W. Tww>'y-**e fa.tr 'tnv
N. IT 1-1 w. fifty fMt to th. Sol
'la Baat line; th.no* with u'd t?r
V * 1-* B.>to th. beflanlag eo
alnlng 1J8 square yard?. and w.'
'"own a? th* B. c. Car'on ,-o
rlte. which ?a!d sit. wan convv d ?
r C. Cayton by Will Dunn a, Ml
,Y*-r thr*. years a no. - . . c, .
Aleo that Mrtala -stock of aoq4
v an*. Mrtbtndln. fix urc
Uturea aad book aocoan*i lorn
n *. .lore bonding h?wlnb.fo
lMortbed. and Mic the only Hoc
>* ??oda, ?*??? aad merriuadl
Ixtare* and book aeooanu mad '
*rtl? of MR8T PART.
Pea?aad karlp, mad. on jn.
T ?*e bolder, of th* not** aeenr
lL.?Sf "tT4 sale !
'?" *> JS!?*? ladeWednM.
Thli I7tb day Jan. lfll.
EDWARD L. STBWART,
l-?l-4wc. TrMte*
now ow
?a'*- Call and hoar th* Meat
8oa? htta, at Raae Broe Variety
1-IO-llc.
HELP!
The State, County ul
Schools are calling (or
money. Help ma by pay
ing your taxes promptly.
Do It Now!
W. B. WINDLET, Sheriff
N. B.~ It may be a long,
way to Tlpparary, but
everybody must go.
1 ? 21? til
? ?
ww inirvirr' 'ttt if
plea. Lemons, Potato.*, Cabbage
oalon. Prtoe la right. See H. B
Mayo.
1-JI-ltc. .
^ w ? .^W.. on oh.
famished rooms. Per family
wltboat children. Slagle room!
for gwtleaen. Ill Wmi Seeon*
1-ll-ltp.
-?>
none* ok ui a i'.- .
Uador u< by vtrtaa o? tha pom
at aala oaatainad |? a aaortsaca a??i
ntcwfi fey Thome Crawford *><? ,
wlfa. UM Aerll l?th, 1914, Ud ?
??!y racordM la tha offio* of <h
B?(H?tar of Dm*, of Baaaforr rotir
ty lo Book ITT. pw ?lt. ?Mib t.
karafey raforrad to, lb* unde?t?n
?d ?lll oo (ho Had day of Fofern
tf. ltll, at Jl o'clock aooa, attk*
OartMa... door la Boaatort ooaa
ty, offar for aala to tka Mcfeaat Md
'or eaak, tka M!to?ta< daaorlb
?d real oata to, to-wtt:
Ray o Makes Reading
A Pleasure
TBH HE full mellow glow at th? Rayo Lamp rout
your eye* and rnakea reading * pleasure. TK?
abaenee of glare and harahneo will be * diatinct relief
to you It ia this quality that cauaaa adentiata to
recommend the aoft light of the oil lamp. TW
R&yo LAMP it the higheat point o I paw
fn Hon in oil Wmpe No glafa, no flkkar, correct
. light alwaya.
Rayo Lamp* ara eaay to light and cam for. lne*.
prnahre? yet the baat light at any price. "
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