Program For
vHom
Ttaa following: program will be
rendered at the Home Coming So.
clal at City Road Methodist church
tonight:
J Solo "Somewhere A Voice la Call
In" (Miss Nellie Cheaaon)
Solo "The Sugar Plum Tree"
(Ruth Williams)
Reading "Calling A Boy In The
Morning. (Gussle Sample)
Reading "She Waved."
(Aileen Thompson)
Solo "Underneath The Stars"
(W. V. Jenkins)
Reading "A Most Obliging Litt,le
Sister." (Pearl Merry)
Solo "Selected"
(Mis Doughton)
Recitation "Selected"
(Mrs. N. 11. O'Neal)
Reading Little Martha White
Essay "Selected"
(Wilma Sample)
Duet "Blossom Bells"
' (Carlton Woodley, Wesley Martin)
v Reading (a) "That Leedle Baby"
(b) "Leedle Yaweob Strauss."
(Mrs. George W. Bell)
Other interesting features will
make the evening a most enjoyable
one. All members of the church are
urged to be present and make this
a real Home Convng.
WANTED Boy under 17 years of
' age not in school as rub reporter
and advertisng solicitor for The Ad
vance. Must apply by letter. No
time to waste n applicants coming
to office without appointment. State
age and educational qualifications.
AT EPWORTH CHURCH
There will be preaching nt Kp
worth Methodist church Sunday af
ternoon at four o'clock by the pas-
ttat. Rev. C. B. Culhretli. Sunday
school will be hel,i at three o'clock.
The people of the community are
invited tto be present at these ser-
' Vices.
OPERATE8 PASSENGER TRAINS
FROM NORTH CAROLINA IN
1, TO TERMINAL STATION,
NORFOLK, WITHOUT
' jjk TRANSFER.
N. B. The following achedule fig
lire published as Information
ONLY and are not guaranteed.
P.
TRAINS LEAVE ELIZABETH
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AUTHOR OF ''THE VINOS OFTHE tlORNINO,"
THE PILLAR OF LIGHT, THE TERMS
OF SURRENDER," "NUMBER it,"
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NOVELIZED FtOM TMt SEHI& Of PHOTOfLAYS Of THE SAM NAM ttUAlO -
IY PATHS
comiMrr. it Louaruci
Meanwhile, Burton was entertaining
Lis pretty guest at tea. Realizing that
the girl's health was almost fully re
stored, he ventured to say that she
must surely be thinking now about re?
turning home. Although he had ascer
i tained from the nurse that Helen had
never shown the least desire to com
munlcute with her parents, he was
utterly astounded when she broke out
in tearful rebellion,
i "I don't want to go home," she
' sobbed. "You can't think what it
means to me to leave this lovely
house 4o be sent hwuy from such sur
roundings to a miserable flat in a
mean street. I never want to see my
people again. I'm sick of being poor
sick to death. I refuse to put up with
it any longer. Let me stay here on
any terms!"
"Now, listen to me," he said. 'Ton
are talking of impossible things.- You
don't begin to understand the wretched
consequences any such arrangement
must entail. Both of us would suffer,
but you far more than L"
"I don't care," stormed Helen. "Let
me be happy for a month or a year.
Then you can send me away. I cwn
Helen was Installed in n perfectly
appointed bedroom. A doctor, hurried
ly summoned, announced that after a
rest, some light food und a hot bath
the invalid would be as well as ever.
John had come in to ascertain the
doctor's verdict. He was still rather
in a quandary. Turning to Alice, with
the grave smile and inscrutable air
which invariubly puzzled those who
knew him, he said quietly:
"As you have been so kind, I am
tempted to ask another favor. Will I
you remain with Miss Ray until a I
nurse can be obtained? Yyu see, I'm !
a bachelor."
"You can count on me In every way,
Mr. " Alice paused demurely.
"John Burton Is the nnnie I am best
known by," was the answer.
Again Alice was" bewildered, but her
doubts vanished when an elderly
housekeeper explained volubly that
her master was the marquis of Custle
tou a real, live British peer, who had
a fad to live In America under the
name he bore until the title came his
wuy. Alice waited until she was
was thoroughly restored to conscious ",Wu.ys end up as 1 trled the other
ness.
"Maybe this Is your gold mine,
Cl'i Y
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local rtatlcns.
1:00 p. m. daily for Kaleigh. Golds
: boio nnd Miter -mediate points
Pullman Parlor Ci.r fur Nev
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dearie," she whispered. "You never
can tell but, unless I'm greatly mis
taken, if you play a strong hand,
you've struck It rich."
Poor Helen was too weak' and dis
traught to care much at that moment
what became of her. She sobbed out
u broken story. Mutters had come to
a climax In the store that day. She
had been dismissed summarily for in
attention, and the small sum due as
wages had been lessened by the fine
levied for ten minutes lost that morn
ing. When she went home, tearful and
disheartened, her mother had met her
with nothing but reproaches. She was
bidden go out and not return until she
fonnd another Job. She knew how
hard thut quest would be without a
reference. Her heart quailed at the
task. While crossing the park, the
cool, glistening water of the lake
looked .so much like a solution of her
problem that she resolved then and
there to muke an end of the ceaseless
struggle.
At the end of a week Helen was
quite strong again and the nurse an
nounced that she should be taken out
into the open air. John, with his
wonted kindliness of thought, suggest
ed at once that his automobile was at
their disposal, so Helen and the nurse
were sent for a glorious ride Into the
country.
It happened, unfortunately, that her
brother saw her as she laughingly de
clined the nurse's proffered arm on
llielr return from the ride find walked
unaided into the house.
day.
"Hush, you poor child!" he said,
and his voice throbbed with sympathy.
"I cannot bear to hear such words
from your Hps. You are young enough
to start life all over again. With my
help, which shall be given freely, I
promise you life cuu be made a very
gracious thlug."
"All right," she said. "You don't
want me, I see, so I'll leave you now,
with many thanks for a kindness which
I can never forget. But I'll not go back
home ; no, never, never ! You can
preach as you like, Mr. Burtpn "
The door of the drawing room
opened, and a suave butler, disregard
ing the evidences of a scene between
his master und a girl aoent whom
tongues were already wagging In the
servants' hall, announced n visitor.
"Mr. (ieorge Kay, sir. He says he's
j this young lady's brother."
I George came In. The door closed on
him, but he stood stock stll. Compell
ing himself to carry through a pro
gram carefully rehearsed outside, he
leered at John and then at Helen.
j "So this Is where you are, kid," he
guffawed. "Well, search me! I don't
blame yer. But the old man's got
blood In his eye, and If he finds out
about well, good night! Anyhow, HI
be a sport. I won't say a word. Look
here, mister," nod he turned to John
with an odiously suggestive smirk,
"gimme fifty dollars uud I'll keep
mum."
"You hear!" shrilled Helen, pointing
nt her brother with tragic finger.
'That's what I've got to go buck to I
That's part of my fuudly ! Nice boy
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in every walk of life.
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you upon proper representation. Make use
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261ft Cabin Cruiser
Complete in every way. Electric Lights,
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