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Rigft School Debating Union.
liver ;iy..l i week in the form of an organization
of a "North Carolina Hig-h School
n..-.::cuy, oe
t'i n.. ixmr.rk:
vwiiap- j societies of trie University evolved
. :v v-jh i:i over-
lit
1 to -o often
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v. : : I bo ioniivl just
11 !. .-, b;-e:i ll'ior-ip-lie?,
mid tins
t!:-it a i-pocia.! ar
le : v Avhk-'i all
-'o have not d-
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the plan, and expressed as its nnr-
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r.wuinotiAiii, ! po-e me summation or greater
! l.io Kid- ; tf'VCSt in !(.'hntinof an.'l omnnitynrrr.
. -!rv Wt cf the ! ment of inter-school debating among
y "i's..-irro. It i the secondary schools in the State.
."!7ri i Towards the accomplishment of this
nriior,'wiai end more than 375 letters have beer.
sent to the nigh and graded schools
of the" State urging: their coopera
tion. The plan provides for a trian
gular debate between schools of the
same standing and convenience of
location. The two societies of the
University will suggest the query
and provide, from the University
Library in pamphlet form, material
covering both sides of the question,
free of cost. Each school will send
out a team to debate the negative
k!e of the query and keep a team at
home to deba-e the affirmative side.
' The schools winning both sides of
the debate will be. entitled to send
both teams to Chapel Hill where a
:-!;.ke v.nv retake i contest will be held to determine the
,;is;;;-,:. i two teams that shall contest in the
c i every bottie" j (hate for the State champion-
-hip. The school winning the debate
in the finals will be awarded the
j "Ayeock Memorial Cup," with the
; name of the school and the members
, ; of the teams engraved on it. If a
j .-vi.jui a'jum villi nic tuii iUl l u
! successive years it becomes that
y..y-'- school's property.
The new educational building, a
yift of the Pebody Fund in nearing
completion and will be ready for oc
cupancy the first of IP!?,. Ti e I'ea-
I body Fund contributed 10,000 to-
Chapel Hill, Nov. 11. A move-1 Ward-3 its erection. It is ahandsonv
ment of State-wide significance had j structure and will be credited to the
its rise at the State University last ; educational department of th Uni
versity as well as to North Carolim.
The crelerninaries fo' Cnr.din;'s
lihr-,torv.ig J Debating Union." The two debating first inter-col!eiate debale for the
college year v, ill bo lac id lNovembcr
19. The debate is with Washington
and Lee, of Lexington, Ya., about
the middle of December. The con
test will be held either at Lexington
or Lynchburg, Va.
What is considered to be the first
definite step towards the rc!;.t?r;ition
of athletic relations between nil the
college of North Carolina was taken
in Raleigh recently in the organiza
tion of an inter-collegiate basketball
league. All the leading colleges of
the State formed the league with
the agreement of phying a so: ios of
two games with each college. This
evident sign of restoring athletiV
peace among the colleges of the
State has been received everywhere
with commendation, and as a sign
of good omen for all interested.
Claiborne T. Smith.
SCOTLAND NECK, H. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1912.
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RH Wi!5 2 hmrt. ". ll ; nv Mm Waterways.
NUMBER 46.
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mora one very sirop:e way out With election over, the' people of
of the Christmas shopping problem; i the United States will turn to the
don't s hop, but sit quietly at home i consideration of question'? affecting
ard subscribe for The Youth's Com- j the weal of the nation and one of
paioor. The chancer, -tie, too, that j the livest at this time is the spredy
no pre. ent. you could buy for the j improvement of the in'and water
yoa':g friend or the ff.mily you do-; ways of the county, to the end thai
light to honor could confer so much j the threatened congestion in freight
pleasure aj this gift of The Youth's movement,, warning of winch has
Companion for a whole round year j been given by the railroads, may be
fifty-two weeks' issue, and the j completely eliminated.
fifty-seco;id keenly anticipated j It is expected that this subject
and enjoyed as the very first. will bo given commanding attention
vice as to the National Rivers and Ilnibors
the girl at Congress which meets in Washinc-
1 nt-re v!ii ho sioriOo tor readers; at the coming annual convention -f
of every ago; sound :
athletice; siigge;;: ions f-
college or making her ...wn way in , ton simultaneously with the conven
the world; good thin:-- for every ing of the Federal " Conjrres?, the
member of the family- ;;U for $2.00 flutes of the convention being De-
J ctmber 4th, uth and 0th. . A num-
less than for cents a wo k.
The one to whom y:u give the; her of most distinguished men in
subscription will receive free ail the ; public life will deliver addresses he
remaining issues of 1012, as well r.s fore the Congress, which is second
The Companion Wind,: v.; Trarspnr-; i:i imtrtance tt the Cf-ngress of
ency and Calendar for j9J3, in rich, the United States, including l'resi
transluccnt colors, it is to be hung i dent Taft, Covevnor Wood row Wil-
m the
shade,
present
r-vi? v..-w ".v? sj2
wmdiiw (r o-
iim, b
the
lamp-: son, Secretary of War Slimson, ;md
the - iver of the , others equally prominent. Senator-
The Youth's Cm: pa men, Hi Herke
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SCHOOL 1
If J CHILDREN p
service
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. ; . , , should have rich, red blood g
' i re 1 wC ' , and sturdy, healthy bodies to M
1 1-,. fi withstand cold rains, changing
If your child is wearr when
r at Law
.'"vices are
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n IV.
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wri i lacics enenrv ana ara-
bition has no appetite or
'ti possibly sallow skin or a pinched SI
iace it is ior want or vital Dociy-
t
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C.
p nourishment;- this growing ?
period demands special, con- p
centrated, easily digested food
j for body-development mental u
m str?in physical changes. ?j
t S ccii's Emulsion is the
greatest body-builder known it K
h is nature's vdioiesome strength- K?.
t maker without alcohol or
4rj, f -rrpf -r ! j Stimulant makes rosy cheeks, g
!" f ' i ; M active blood, sturdy frames end
-ro qt-j i til sound comes. jfsj
' " " , i , ' j But you r.vjsi have SCOTT'S. 5
Knnrly 9,030,030 Bales b-jK:jn (-inne?! pond
Popular liiizen c! Ba?u Pj33s amy.
Mr. L.,E. DeBerry, of Scotland
Neck, N. C, was in the cit;e yester
day en route to his homo from Path,
N. C, where he was called to atter.d
the funeral of his father, Mr. L. J.
DeBerry. Mr. Debeiry passeti away
Monday last in his 78th year and was
ouneu at trie om uraper nurymg iouawuv than ev. r hefo.-e t imed t
ground Tuesday afternoon at three i November 1 in -my year, the rvnsus
o'clock. Although Mr. DeBerry was ! bureau's rvi ..!. i.--.ue-i ioti iv nn-
o;:;":c:d h,'-i :J- . had been
(!e a copy oj. it. eioct jo -eph L. Kansdel!. of Louisi-
, aim, President of the National
as-. bivers and Hnrbnvs Cnno-roe .-v.
.received at lids j peels the forthcoming convention to
; be t!.e greatest in the history of tb.e
organization.
pondenco.
Wa hirgton Cone:
lovuu
Ion. Nov. K. With Texas
;;,!;:), 12! bales, a great.r '.
Slsimscs sr.d Hie Perils.
Tlae Wemss lalies iie Home
makcs it best who, looking after the
culinary department, turnsrtxer tfeck resolute
ly upon unhealthfu!, or even suspicious, food
accessories. She is economical; she knows
that true economy does not consist in the use
of inferior meat, flour, cr baking powder. Sho
is an earnest advocate of homo made, home
baked food, and has proved the truth of the
statements of the experts that the best cook
ing: in the world today is done with Royal
Bakfog powder. V .
Hon. F. M. Simmons ha- reason b
proud of his great victory at the
A Timely U'pr.i rf Gallon.
With power comes respt nsibilify,
and therefore the Democrats should
fully appreciate this fact in view of
their great, victory Tuesday, not
only in this Sta'o but in the Nath n.
S?:a.i:nr Sircmoiir, ta Take Rest.
Kde;gh, Nov. .). S.-nator Sim
mons who lias been in the city l ince
Tu "sday. left yesterday to enter a
anitarium for n few weeks of per
fect rest and relaxation from the
a resident of the. Bath section for
the past eighteen years lie has prov
en to be a citizen held in the very
highest esteem. His son is the proud
possessor of many curios held by h : ;
father among them being a dagger
that his father and p rand fa ther 07. n
ed for at least 123 years. Tradition
says that this dagger has cut the
throats of more that 1.30 deer
DeBerry also showed a Daily
man some jewelry that is unique ! lu'ials.
held in his fa for manydc
Washington Daily News.
n t ho
that
GO
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innings
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ih; ; cor;
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r.ne
to
polls yesterday throughout North J ernmeni of our ood old State and
(.iroiina, in his primary race for re-1 Lliey must bo careful to prove them
eh'ction to the United Slates Senate selves worihy of this great trust by
to succeed himself. making every effort to give a contin-
. Never was there a more vigorou ? nance of good govermnent.
campaign waged in this Stat" than If the Democrats m Congress will
that against him by hi.-? two d'stin- strive to do their duty a. faithfully
Again is entrusted !o them the gv- i!e eontinu..u:; strain that he has
i i.
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oau
Mr.
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all et:
; in ill!"!
?ruh-h -1 oiiponentr, Covornor W. W.
Kit-bin and Ch.Jef dusfice Walter
and that he has won over
h'oth of them bv the ov: rwlie'minrr
on IV iil z: (i-h) net; ho' -. il
UC:
::p-i ,
j n ue.s ion 1 hat he is the unmistakable
I
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A Scurca tf Cfinl2t:lnici:l,
i- . : X 1..- )-.
n!i"l
Gear:
It must have been--a source
01"; L
ell, 25;
n-r:; 4'iO - i 0V('r ad others and unuer toe rule-of
.in 1 no -i Utmocracy which when tb.e battle is
.i ! :. :-!; :
male's all oipfr-ing forces
and diihgently as Presi'Jeiit Wilsf-n
iil do his duty there v. iil bo no
doubt of their continuing in power
for another four years after the
fourth of March, 11)17.- Chatham
Record.
undergone for many months, and to
r- g i'm hi-, strength for the arduous
hib"rs be is to lake up ag.iin in De
cember. Wi-in .11 loves a clear, rosy com
ptoi .n Burdock. Blood Hitter puri
fies the blood, cleirs the skin, re
i:or rt'ddy, sound health.
!n
fi5.".ij roinirtlsslcnur.
Ibdeii;!., N. th.Nov.'J Coverncr
Kitf-uo issued a rmni!ssion to-day
to l. II. Sab-bury, of Martin county.
j he iirst ouiy ot the fin-t day ana j as a member f the boartl of dirrc-
of every school day: Look for in-: tors of tee Ceotral Hospital for th
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rfh (h-'roiina 'bjr,7:')J; Ok- ! u'- l-"'t L- uaue tor me victor, it
dude them.
I Bipgs. t'f Willianislon, resigned.
great relief and genuine-satisfaction (
to most everybody in North Cro-jv-
Una when they learned definitely 1
hat they would not have to under-'
?o the strain an l unp'cantness of j
1 second ser.atori.il primary. 1'eo-i
de had grown tired with h-j
-i 1 ... . .,
inei weie longmg ior a reet. j.
;; Sovitl; Carolina 7.12,-
remains to make his election;
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State
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if1 a ILOGo; C -a
Carolina 1 ,';4 5 .
j Th.e people of North Carolina did j
d cotton v : not f-get his 'great service to the
I party in the past when lie faced the
personal crucible of the triangular
campaign that was w.rgc-d to unseat
him, and that thy have returned
him by so handsome a majority will
m . . . - - - 1
-1 . c .1 1
!P, :,e; j
ong drawn out campaign preceding ! , ,.iJ')u,,i;:t C";'!;.'.V' J'eiAu , ' h' j he both an assurance to him that the
he first primary had been bitter ()jntnient ouicklv st'ps itA snroadin" ! I-0Pb" or Norin (.arohna are neiUier
r !
on
ith
of
fit
enough, but was not to he compared
with what might have followed in
the final contest, had a second pri
mary been necessary to a choice.- -Henderson
Gold Leaf.
;:Hr; ! f ) V re! lev":
riennaneritiv.
the ito'-erg, cures 1 urmindiul nor ungrateful, and
At anv dm;- store.
an
incentive to others in the t;u!m ?(; -
i-v'ce. Gold.1 boro A rius.
' '.-ilTrin i-.my women endure
. iDtn.-Ii p;iiu and cmlurcd willi
v.'i- i!o, t!:-y would ak lor
Open wide the windows; keep the
school-room air rs much like the
:cvt. :
Vi.' L":::.-.nt.
: v.-atcr cIo;-)i.-i:.- i.; i;ov.ly d;s
:u anhr.rl lor.r.U in ce:ir;;l Asia.
There's nothing so good for a sore
out-aoorairas possio.e. ooiiu-i e, , Thoni?-.' Kiofi-rie Oil
N scctt 5.- Bo-.vN-r.. r.oo;nficid. y. j. g : jieeases are seldom if ever contrac
fes-rsLESdSBsaa j ed in outdoor air.
Cures it in a few hours. Relieves
pain in any part.
'coping in Dcsss.
a:o now studj-Ing the Idea
for a cliorttr- time onl
'-.v i.'ivi:-ion of t':e hoars of
Bleep ik. v. :-'i:-;:;:':ts for vor !: !s gained
aprl ey c::crsy t'ot U ;iiy.-ic:nl anl
nioutai ni".t result. U.-irpei's Wtetc-
Doc'or.-; a
of scc; i!..-:
Oftr;:-
A man c: r.net t;n J;rsJ.i!i J '.' ; '
1 wncomp'aininly. if t!.e nt'jori-y ' i-i
patience the weakening se-:c-ics... ; t!;
iiEnitdiitc ryrrputiiy nt'.' lo'jh iac a .-j.-ic! 1 v..
Many rcmen !vc been mz.i U-r.n c. 1:1 .f 1 i , d :. lfc-ia Vy turning
to the right remedy Ur. I'ierce's i'i.- - . :;.: - a 1 : mtdy which is safo
to t ike L(.ov.:se Ci '-t.ilni.i v.- ::.jrc-;.Ic, ' I '. t 'f '. ii i' dirt'fs. It is an
alterative e:.to.ct cf mz- wJh pa-c ,v,V"' etui i.r.t (,itr to the public
by that firvnss Lr.ci-io'-t In i ti w:ivf:-Or. U. V. I'ictcv, oi the
Invalids' hotel o d Serfiio.1 I.-.;.i.iiV 'A KhV.J.., V. V.
Vii r,. 1 ,'..". :. ni::o-Ki';n:.(.f Lincoln, Mr h., r.:i: "C" St,
: "I i :'. ,i .,-.m;i::1 -,n.'i ren-li lt-iivteii s llint scmo
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