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ConUnl Vigilance Krtrlcl for th
Irottlan of rrrlSrt.
(Joi n Lorancc, la Boston Adrer
tficr.) Probably no other building In Amer
ica U so well policed us the White
House. It takes twelve roca to do It
dsiljr. If any mlfchlerout stranrer
should k entrance be would sot
get far. Twenty-four men sruard the
outside of the building and eighteen
Uks inside. Eight are in the execu
tive ofSce. Fourteen guard the
White I!oue within &nd without at
xiibl. The number of men enumer
ated doc not include tho secret ser
vice men who guard the person of the
President, and who sometime are In
eriricc to guard the member of the
President' family.
Every door to the White House baa
Its policeman constantly on guard.
There are always two in the batement
ot the executive offices, where there
It a largo door leading from the
street or the reception of supplies.
There always Is a policeman at the
"kitchen entrance. Two men In livery
cot policemen, guard the main en
trance Into the White House at the
north portico. In the day-time there
is a policeman in the east room and
one each at both stairways that lead
to the private apartmenta of the
President and his family on the upper
floor. There is a policeman always
In the basement, the entrance to
which is from the east wing of the
Mansion.
At night a policeman guards the
basement corridor of the Interior, an
ohter the corridor of the main floor
and another the corridor of the up
private floor.
Outside there Is constant vigilance
in front and in the rear, if the White
House may be conceived as having
any rear. The south front is as beau
tiful as the north front and, indeed,
jnore so. A policeman Is always on
guard at the south portico, and espe
cially so at night. One parades with
the regularity of a sentryman the
half-covered corridor leading from
the White House to the executive of
fices. That the White House should have
to be thus carefully guarded may
seem strange to Americans whose
Chief Executive is, after all, only a
democrat who Is a citizen temporarily
holding a high public ofllce. But it
Is necessary. Three Presidents have
been assassinated, although none
ever at the White House. It would
seem none ever could be, because
ot the vigilance kept there. But a
fierce light plays upon the White
House and the occupants of it, espe
cially the President i It attracts all
Irinds of people, and cranks are ever
dangerous. Many is the one appre
hended before he has gone far. And
In this land of liberty there are also
other people who have dangerous
ideas centering on the life of the
Chief Magistrate.
Besides, American, and especially
-American women, are very inquisitive
-and given much to vandalism. They
come in shoals to Washingtons, and
their first thought is the White
"House. They want to inspect it from
bottom to top. They want to miss
nothing, and many of them would
like to Ix'ke away mementos. Their
audacity and lack of manners and
observance of other proprieties is
amazing.
THE TAMWORTH HOG.
that country bs Wa ery rapid nd
his had much to 4o with developing t fcU VrUr of Htt tMtar IUf Cftett
the great b&con tsdattry which ej fW m IfralUt huhfat
made that country faaxoat. f mtmM CkmlrmdH
The general character! tilts of the
Tamwortba are a follow: The col- Six North Carol! e school tMldren
or is from light to dark red. In form J HI hate glad team this wetk wtea
a typical animal Is large, tean, aad they receive one of the firt-4ollr
long In the head, body and legs. The prl for the bet esssr oa one f
stout is uaaiuallF loag and the face the following aabjecti: Gtatral Sn
but little dUhed. The ear are large Uation Hookworm .DImsm. sad Ts
erect, and leaning ilSghtly forward, J berculotli. Two prlxes ere offered
but do not break over a in the Po-j for the beit eay oa each of the sub
land -Chin a. The back is relatively Jec is, one prtee to go for the best e
narrow and long; the tides unusually. tay by a child under fifteen years of
long and deep. While the shoulders age, and the other for the best essay
are well placed, they are not tlckt by a child over fourteen years of age.
as In the lard type of hog, and the j The committee awarded the p rites a
hams as compared with those of the follows:
Poland-China would represent a lean General Sanitation,
type. The strong point of this breed
is its great length and breadth of Under 15 years of age. Augus
side and fine intermixture of the fat 'Travis, Weldon, X. C, age II.
and lean which have given In its high! Over H years of age, Hczena
standing as a bacon animal. It Is Penyman, postofSce address not
also noted for its docility of temper- known.
ament, and yet it Is an active breed., Hookworm Disease,
making it unusually well adapted for Un(Jer 14 yearf ot ag6t Sarah ,Uca.
grazing purposes, and it is this pecu- ard postofflce address not known,
liar attention to It, particularly la J4
the South, where it has been demon-r Qve; of olw Rand
strated over and over again that the SmIthfieldf N. c age 15.
cheapest and best quality of pork can ,
be made on grazing crops, and that Tuberculosis,
where animals are so maintained the ijnder 15 years of age, Edith
danger from cholera and other dis- Farmer aaleigh. X. C, age 11.
eases is reduced to a minimum. As Qver 14 m of Inez Gface
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Big Lick towsship
Big Licit town
Center township
Norwood town ....
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large, mature boars weighing fully
600 pounds and sows, 450 pounds.
Pigs that are forced may be made to
weigh 175 pounds at six months. In
maturing qualities this breed would
be ranked as fair as compared with
some of the American breeds, though
the growth and development is uni
form fro mthe birth period forward,
and like any other breed of hogs,
more flesh and fat will be laid on
where liberal feeding prevails.
In fedeing qualities the Tamworths
compare very well with many of the
standard breeds, and also in the per
cent of dressed meat which the car
cass will turn out. These are pecu
liarly valuable to the South because
of their adaptability for grazing pur
poses, their relative hardihood, the
ease with which they become accli
mated, and the fact that they may be
made to gather a good portion of
their own living and make a large
develoument with a relative small
outlay of corn. They are also a pro
lific breed, unusually so, sows fre
quently farrowing from 12 to 15 pigs
and where they are well fed and giv
en close attention, two litters a year
may be secured with a fair degree of
regularity. In other words, a good
Tarn worth sow may farrow and carry
beyond the weaning period 20 pigs
per annum. Pigs from pure-breds
will now readily command $12.50
apiece. One can thus see the fine
revenue which may be derived from
the systematic development of this
breed. There is a tendency to be
lieve that cotton production will al
ways pay the largest profit, but a
good Tamworth sow, which need not
represent a very large investment,
may produce in one litter enough
pigs to give the farmer the same
relative income as he would derive
from a bale and a half of cotton with
the seed, and it would seem from our
experience that this litter of pigs
might be handled and fed to the
point where they will sell for $12.50
apiece quite as cheaply and with less
labor than would be involved in pro
ducing the said bale and a half of
cotton. Atlanta Journal.
These prizes were offered by the
Health Department of the State De
partment of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs through the activity
of Mrs. W. N. Hutt, Chairman of the
Health Department, Raleigh, N. C.
The Department hopes to have an
other set of prizes offered for similar
work next school term so that these
school children, will do well to ac-
i quaint themselves with health mat-
ters. i ne state uoara oi , neaiia
sends out free literature on request.
Mrs. Hutt will appreciate knowing
the address of Sarah Richardson, or
Rozena Penyman.
1)11.
P. W. OOVIXGTOX TO FIGHT
HOOKWORM DISEASE.
A Xew Breed That Should Interest
Southern Farmers Big Results
Have " Been Gotten From These
Hogs."
An unusual interest is being evi
denced throughout the South in the
Tamworth hog, which is ac ompara
tively new breed in this section of the
country. A short article concerning
this breed has therefore been pre
pared and it is hoped it will give
some data of interest to those desir
ing to know more about this particu
lar breed.
The Tamworth hog is a native of
Great Britain originating in a group
dI counties in what may be termed
Central England. This is a region
rolling landscapes and with a temper
ate hut moist climate. Like practi
cally all of the breeds of domestic
animals which have an ancient origin
tnat of the Tamworth is shrouded in
mystery, it is stated by some of
England's best live stock authorities
&hat this hog fed on the mast of the
oak and beech forests at a period
-antedating the battel of Waterloo.
By- some it is even contended that
the breed was introduced into Eng
land from Ireland, but there is not
muchj evidence to support this state-
The earlier type of Tamworth was
-longer of leg and snout and narrower
and shallower of body than those of
to-day, and naturally they did not
'mature so rapidly. The same sandy
-or reddish color characterized them
at an early date. The improvement
-of the Tamworth breed dates from
the develoument of" intensive farming
In Great Britain and the consequent
necessity of so Improving the breed
as to give it those qualities which
3iave caused it to advance rapidly in
3ublic: estimation. As early as 1847
sa Tamworth sow won first honors at
tthe "Royal show, but it was not recog-
sLized by the Royal Agricultural So
ciety until 1885. Its "development
has been peculiarly rapid during the
last few years because of the de
mand for a high-class bacon hog. Its
.mtroauction into America is com-
t . ' . t- - J3 a 1. 3 V- i . O r
j arauveiy : recii uiiiug awui
II is aid to have been Introduced into
.... y:" '
The Government Learns a Lesson in
Engraving from a Counterfeiter.
"Did I ever tell you about Char
ley Ulrich?" Burns asked. "Charles
F. Ulrich was the greatest counter
feiter the world ever knew until the
advent of Taylor and Bredell at
Philadelphia. But Ulrich was, per
haps, the-most versatile counterfeit
er that ever operated. The Govern
ment itself adopted his method of
engraving a national bank note, and
has used it ever since. Up to this
time, the government had been en
graving a complete plate for each
bank. Ulrich engraved only one
plate, leaving ouf the title line; he
then engraved separately the title
lines of the different banks, and com
bined any one that he wished with
the plate of the note. The Govern
ment at once utilized Ulrich's in
genious device.
"Ulrich came to this country from
Germany in 1853. He was a raw
young German then, but a real artist.
When I knew him he was one of
the finest-looking men I ever met
six feet tall, straight as an arrow,
with long, curly hair. He was one
of the pleasantesj and most genial
companions in the world, one of the
most interesting fellows to talk with
on any subjectone of the best
posted men I ever knew. He was a
gentlemanly fellow, and his princi
pal fault was that he was the best
counterfeiter that ever lived."
From "Great Cases of Detective
Burns" in the May McClure's.
Dr. P. W. Covington, of Rocking-'
ham, has given up his private prac
tice to assume the duties of District
Director of the campaign against
hookworm disease. There are three
District Directors already in the work
in the State.
The three physicians already hold
ing positions as District Directors are
Doctors B. W. Page,,C. F. Strosnider
and C. L. Pridgen. ,These, with Dr.
John A. Ferrell, the State Director,of
the campaign, make four physicians
giving their entire time to the hook
worm campaign. Besides the phy
sicians there are six microscopists in
the Laboratory of Hygiene at Ra
leigh devoting their entire time to
making the examinations for hook
worm infection.
Since the beginning of the cam
paign more than 20,000 people in the
State have availed themselves of the
opportunity for having free examina
tions made for the disease. Approx
imately one-third of them have
shown infection. The rapid progress
made in educating the people on the
eradication of. the disease and gen
eral sanitation and their splendid re
sponse point to the ultimate eradica
tion of this and allied diseases. The
workers are receiving hearty co-operation.
Beaver Island township. 1923
Dasbury township 11 S3
Ueadovrs township .... 2274
Germanics town 1S4
Peters Creek township.. 2K4
Quaker Gap township.. 2901
Sauratows township ... 2742
Walnut Cove town..... 4S0
Snow Creek township.. 2375
Yadkin township 2587
Surry County 23,705
Bryant townshipp ...... 1902
Dobson township 321S
Dobson town 3t0
Eidora township 1500
Elkia township 2119
Elkln town 8S6
Franklin township 1145
Long Hill township .... 509
Marsh township 1210
Mount Airy township... 8395
Mount Airy town 384 1
Pilot township 1553
Pilot Mountain town.... 652
Rockford township 1462
Shoals townshipp 1061
Siloam township p 1081
Stewarts Creek twp.... 2122
Westfield township .... 2464
Swain County 10,403
Charleston township ... 3780
Bryson town 612
Forneys Creek township 2324
Nanthala township ...i 2749
Almond village 98
Oeonalufty township ... 1550
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Washington Ccunty 10, WS
Lees Mill townsbip...
Roper town -
Plymouth township ....
Plymouth town ,
Scuppernong towcihlp .
Cherry town
Cresswell town
Sklnnersville township .
3211
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Sgsrrs paMUht! as '
and are sot roarsfit
Tralst leave RsJUi .
f:X5 p- ex. dally.
. ... -
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lagtoa and Norfolk: r?;- .7"
teea Ntw Btra s4 Ncrfc;'
25315' Watauga County 1335$ 13,4t7
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1843
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417
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Bald Mountain township 36S 306
Beaverdam township ... 1013 1067
Beech Mountain twp... S46 7J8
Blowing Rock township 6S0 S05
Blowing Rock town 261 231
Bias Ridge township.... 802 825
Boone township 1714 1S11
Boone town 13 155
Cove Creek township.. 1609 15S0
Elk township 430. 465
Laurel Creek township. 1128 116?
Meat Camp township... 1000 937
North Fork township... 351 395
Shawneebaw township . 1081 SC7
Stony Fork township.. 1014 9S6
.Watauga township .... 1460 1455
Wayne Ccunty ; 35,693 31356
Brogden township
Dudley town
Mount Olive town
Buck Swamp township.
Fork township
Goldsboro township ....
Goldsboro city
Granthams township . .
Great Swamp township.
Transylvania County ... 7191 662C Mian Springs township
Boyd township 752 792
Brevard township 2236 1695
Brevard town 919 684
Catheys Creek township 913 835
Rosman village 145
Dunns Rock township.. 582 619
Eastatoe township 732 696
Gloucester township ... 519 556
Hogback township 737 619
Little River township .. 720 . 808
Whitehall town
Nahunta township
Eureka town
Fremont town
New Hope township...
Pikeville township ....
Pikevile town
Saulston township ....
Stony Creek township..
5583
164
1071
1439
1933
10.204
107
2460
1609
1982
179
3756
162
951
2101
1198
210
1582
1846
4134
ci:
:1S a. n. .dally. srnt
for Nw Bern vU Cloco
J:00 p. ex.. dally. Xtm;. $
for Washington.
Trains arrive Raklgh
7:20 a. xau. daily n:j
dally except Sunday, &zi i;j . r"
dally. M
Tralni leave Goldsboro
10: IS p. in., dally. "Mf ht Et-w
Pullman Sleeping Car for Kr5
via New Bern.
7:15 a. ca.. dally, for n-jfcrjM
Bern and Norfolk.
;sw p. xa., uuj. ior
For further lnfomsltca zi
apace, apply to D. V. Coac.
Ing Passenger Agent, Rslelii, x t
W. W. CiiOXTON.
General Pas engtr Aseit,
Norfolk. Tl
W. R. HUDSON,
General Superintendent,
Norfolk. Va.
Jcha T. Pn'Un. PrMklwt. C&. flmn. Cm
THE.
Raleigh Savings Banl
AND TRUST COMPANY.
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7946
5877
2204
1436
2001
114
3479
123
435;
2025
2551
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1687
Capita! and Surplus, ...$
Deposits, $700i
1 0f Paid on Deposits
Interest Compounded QsatUHj.
Farm For Sale
Wilkes County .... 30,282 2672
Tyrrell County
Alligator township ...
Columbia township .,
Columbia town ,
Gum Neck township .
Scuppernog township
South Fork township
5219 4980
580
2258
848
1211
975
195
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
The Chesapeake Line Daily Service
Including Sunday. 1
The new steamers just placed 4in
service the "City of Norfolk" and
"City of Baltimore" are the most
elegant and up-to-date steamers be
tween Norfolk and Baltimore.
Equipped with wireless.
Telephones in each room.
Delicious meals on board.
Everything for comfort and con
venience. Steamers Leave Norfolk (Jackson
St.), 6:15 p.m.; leave Old Point
Comfort, 7:15 p.m.; arrive Balti
more, 7 a.m.
Connecting at Baltimore for all
points North, Northeast and West.
Reservations made and any informa
tion courteously furnished by
, Wr. H. PARNELL, TT P. A.
' Monticello Hotel,
Norfolk, Va.
Union County 33,277
Buford township 4091
Goose Creek township.. 3576
Jackson township 3203
Waxhaw town 602
Laness Creek township. 1849
Marshville township ... 3591
Marshviile town 499
Monroe township 9520
Icemorlee town 398
Monroe city 4082
Wingate town 353
New Salem township... 2235
Sandy Ridge township.. 3425
Mineral Springs town.. 86
Vance township ........ 1787
Indian Trail town 154
Stouts town ........... 82
Vance County 19,425
Dabney township 1100
Henderson township ... ,8321
Henderson town ...... 4503
Kittrell township 2910
Kittrell town 242
Middleburg towi-!Z .. 1721
Middleburg town ...... 117
Nutbush townsaip ..... 710
Sandy Creek township.. 1794
Townsville township .. 1489
William sboro township . 1380
746
1958
382
1158
926
192
27,156
3169
2929
3327
752
1700
3028
349
6633
2427
Antloch township 817 ?66
Beaver Creek township. 608 496
Boomer township 931 969
Brushy Mountain twp.. 761 902
Edwards township 3197 2684
Elk township 1315 1307
Jobs Cabin township... 1160 945
Lewis Fork township.. 1175 1164
Lovelace township .... 744 836
Moravian Falls township 1153 1149
Mulberry township .... 1956 1811
Newcastle township ... 1331 1241
North Wilkesboro twp. 2776 1467
North Wilkesboro town. 1902 918
Reddies River township. 1743 1799
Rock Creek township... 1539 1187
Somers township 1063 1106
Trap Hill township.... 1959 1724
Union township 2052 1535
Walnut Grove township. 1604 1579
Wilkesboro township .. 2398 2105
Wilkesboro town 799 635
1996
2947 Wilson County
2869 23,598
1427
16,684
949
6022
3746
2950
168
1674
169
584
1600
1443
1462
Black Creek township..
Black Creek town
Cross Roads township. .
Lucama town
Gardner township
Bridgersvllle town
Wilbanks town
Old Fields township....
Saratoga township ....
Saratoga town
Springhill township ...
Stantonburg townshipp .
Stantonsburg town ....
Taylor township ......
Tolsnot township
Elm City town
Wilson township ......
Wilson town .
Wake County 63,229 54,626
NO SLAVERY TO WORK.
Desklns, Va. Mrs. Mary A. Van
dyke, in a letter from Deskins, says:
"I have serious female troubles, last
ing forty days at a time. 1 was so
weak I could hardly walk, so I tried
CarduL Soon I wa3 better. Now, I
am wen." If you suffer from any
form of womanly pain or weakness,
take Cardul, the woman's tonic. Car
dui will lift you out of the misery
and weariness, caused by womanly
weakness,1 and help you to; see1 the
bright side of life. Try it Your
j druggist sells It.
POPULATION OF
NORTH CAROLINA
Detailed Figures Announced
by Census Director
Durand
1910 AND 1900 COMPARED
Gains and Losses Shown in a Decade
by the Various Cities, Towns, Vil
lages and Townships Throughout
the State Total Population Is
206,287, as Against 1,083310
Ten Years Ago. v
-v (Concluded from last week.)
1910. 1900.
Barton township ......
Buckhdrn township
New Hill village ..
Cary township ........
Cary village
Cedar Fork township...
Morrisville village .....
Holly Springs township.
Holly Springs village...
House Creek township..
Little River township...
Wakefield village
Zebulon town
Marks Creek township . ,
Wendell town .........
Middle Creek township.
Fuquay Springs village.
Neuse River township.
New Light township. .
Oak Grove township . . ..
Panther Branch twp...
Raleigh township .....
Raleigh city. .. ..... . . .
SLL Mary3 township.
Garner town ........ J . .
St Matthews township.
Swift Creek township..
"Wake Forest township; .
Forestville town .......
Rolesville village . ; . . . .
2258
1188
95
1498
383
1204
151
2250
261
2510
3493
287
483
3096
759
2213
127
1199
2184
997
1687
22,405
19,218
2814
284
2182
2225
4890
137
170
2000
1083
1470
333
1086
100
1827
219
2434
2627
2223
1872
1202
1981
998
1671
19,479
13,643
2736
1933
2043
3687
157
155
Yadkin County ......
Boonvills township
Boon vile town ......
Buck Shoal township.
Deep Creek township
Yadkinsville village . .
East Bend township. .
East Bend village...
Fall Creek township..
Fornnsb township
Knobs township .
Liberty townshio
Little Yadkin township
wi tuiaws IU . U ........
Yancey County . .......
Brush Creek township..
Bumsville township ....
Bnrnsville town . . . . . . .
Caney RiYer township. .
Crabtree township . .
Egypt ; township . . .
Green Mountain twp.
Jacks Creek township ..
Pensacola township . . .
Price Creek township..
Rameystown township .
sontn Toe township....
2250 2019
219 196
2077 1811
266 236
1893 1682
50 42
45 46
2586 21o5
1981 1826
136 k 123
2138 . 1903
1242 927
204
1043 942
3317 2873
590 - 560
9742 7448
6717 3525
. 15,423 14,033
1868 .1583
282 183
1689 1581
1737 1688
432 292
2251 202S
522 444
, 308 "
. 2026 1837
1045 1294
. 2188 1649
2228 1999
401 423
53 42
.12172 1L4'4
549 525
1335 1152
422 207
1381 1462
1353 1163
1385 1348
.654 643
1150 1182
710 700
1219 1315
1427 U25
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A fine tobacco farm and r.xf ree
aence, located on public cro&t mU
65 acre land, large dwelling Un
at ablea and buggy house. Nice;
house located 3 miles from TCtei
on Durham & Southern road. 11
buildings new. Apply to
DAVID SPENCE.
E F. D. No. 2. HcUy Spfii
SEABOARD AIR-LINE
Schedule Effective April 9, 191 L
Trmlnt Leave Raleigh
Direct line with Double Dallr MrrU9&
West throush Atlanta, Blrmlfigfejuk m
Memphis.
rOB TBS SOOTH.
No. 81 169 a,m.
No. S3 Ar .. 10.20 fk.ru.
No. 41 4.06 p.m.
No. 43 6.00 P.B2.
FOB TBI 0TS.
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For rates, schedules, time ubln
ether Information desired applr to J. F. iL
eu. Passenger and Ticket Aietst Ttifptaa
No. 117. .
Nones,-Abore sehedales pabllib! KJ
lnlormatlon. and are cot gn&ra&teed.
H. S- LEARD. DlTlston Pes. Aret
Na 4 W. Martin St.. Tucker Ba Ud tc
Opp. North Eotr&nee Pox&oe
EsUUCB.
Raleich & Southport Ry. Cft
TIME TABLE
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