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MONPAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1919
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L 8th, 1919
COMPULSORY
SCHOOL LAW
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An Act to Piailh for the Cwptlimrj
. MMwet Upoaa tho PitMIc
' Moth of PnMei Kr-.rni for.
tufa Ago* *a4 to HefBiat* : ad Re
adrt Ike KepUgmm ut fiUdn*
« Ato Provide far the Kitorte
■ atoal ef thr PmMow at ihi* Act
, aato «f fhaptcr MS. KuMIr Low* of
IMS. .and Utoptor mi. PabUe
. Iei « ut ISAM.
TW f)*ne.-*t Assembly of North Car*
J oIJa* do onact:
• doafloa t. Kerry parcai. guardian
Or other Ponca ta the Atato of North
fcituJht luttai charge or control of
1 Child bote oca the ugaa of eight and
fourteen jroir* shall cmh each Chllif
It at lead reboot eunUnaousty for a
poiUtd *attal I* tho Hate which Jhs
pat Be Mbool la the district la which
the child re.-tdre ahaU b* in aewloa.
The principal, raperlateadaat. or
tea- hoc who u la charg* of *ach
•rbool (ball bar* the right ta sx*T
dta th« tight to oacaao tba child
frwwt ltaiporary ' atiouJanos on ue
ao« it Of enchase* or dlttaso* or ml
daaco I row tho achool. or other un
arc.dabt* csss* which doea nut con*
stKut# traaaey as d«da«d by ib*
hia * Hoard af BdaCUUur.
taa t. Aap parent. gaardlaa^or
other portoa rafsrrod to la natlM 1
ft Uria act, notating the prorlatoni
mt tho afar—aid aoettoa. shall b*
gaRtp of*a ■tedawaanoc. aad agon
coa static a ahall ha llabl* t# a Baa of
wet toaa than |i aor war* then lit,
awd apt fat hi r* or rtfaatl ta pay
cab ■*} ih* said perm. gairdlaa.
or ether parsaa ahall ha iwprtaaaod
net oaraadtog BO .tap* la the suosty
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ttn^iilury nuond-jure law mi» In
tore* then Uni provided herein: but
>“ u>r *uch ii * it .hill bo the duty
«f the (UU. Unrd at Rdi|aiiur la
■cveutlcati the _«ru* end deride the*
rap : nth law now In form ha. u
I'.ICher eom^uLory atundanrt, fra
lura than that provided by <M. ai l
Provided, that wherever any '«irt
la Wlthoat adequate build.nt or
bunding.. tor the proier cnfur.enitent
ot tblr act th* roun'y board* t| odn
wllw may ’>♦ eltoaed not roire Unit
two year* from inly 1. 1»I», m nnk >
fffl! and ample provlilone In I't.rv
«.' i-atrkt.
8«o. 1. Th* county .aperintanileiii
of pnhllc welfare or cMtf irhool at
tendance oIBrar or trueat nldcer pro
vided for by law aball Investigate mid
vro-eram all violations of the iirovt
*tOM of acetion 1 of Uti* act.
Sac. 4 The State Superintendent
of Publle Instruction aball prepare
*uch rules of procedure and farolth
,uci> 0.2.1.k . fur teether* and other
«'l o il cttv.2l.' uu muy bo iitceft-ru".
lor i^KiruDl each coau of truant / 01
*««k oi a; ten dunce to the chief at*
lex. ...u(C oJlcer re.erre.1 to iu leciion
3 hcroo.. 8uch ru:cx shall prow .|e.
atu^ug other lUlu*-. Tor *l norihca*
tion *q wr.u«; at the person re^p^a
• Ihle for the uoa *tt*dance of auy
child, that the ca*o U to be repor od
fo the chief uuendaAce offlcir ot 3he
county unlcr* ibo luw la liM.umlMtely
ecus piled with. (!ouuijr boord . of
education and governing h'.dioi ni
city nchool* »hall have the risk; to
appoint town or district Viand.re*
I'lbeertf wb*n deemed by the.o iKce«
-mry. to aji.irt in currying out t)«
4>ro%ii.iona of muIoiu 1. 3. 1 and 4
of this act. and the ruK* and. in*
»lrneilc:i which ihay he «tr imu rtt
ed by the 8Lntc Superintendent or
Public Instruction. Hut in every
•:**re in which It heroine.’ nacesruiry
to prosecute for nnu-atlnudsace the
NO WAR TAX |
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I They are GOOD Tires, and we have only a
few left.
$ 11.50 as long as they last
Larger sixes in same proportion •>
General Garage. First Class Repair Work
« on AH Cars
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Parrish-Driver Co.
11 l-l 15 S. Wilson Avenue
jc«M shall ha referred to the shM
istteodaaos officer of the cosnty for
further scUoa: Provided, that !a
towns hr dtlas bavtaa apodal at tend -
I sacs ados re paid out of Iowa or et‘y
1 toads said oarers shall has* toll au
thority to proaaeuto far violations of
this set.
Sac. i. No child aadar the area ot
14 years shall bo —pluyed. or per
mitted to 'work, la or a host or to
coo section with aay mill fastary,
•uiaory. workshop.. manufactories
■etobHshmeat. sundry, bakery, mer
tuulle establish usual, o»c«. hotsL
rstau rant, barber shop, bootblack
■tend, public stable. (arses. place ot
i■usemoat, brickyard, lambor yard,
or aay mess scaur or dottvary service,
ecoapl la cases aad aadar rw«a La lions
.'rescribed by tbs commission hsro
aaflsr crusted: Provided, the sa
ploymunt to tbls ssstioo enumerated
•ball not be construed to Inalude bo
na bile boys' aad stria* caaatos clubs
roco(iiIsed by tba Aeries Iturnl ’>o
uartment of tbls Stota: aad such
Caaatos Clabe are baroby eipresaty
axeni pied from the provisions o( this
act.
Bee. Ga. It ahall ha the duty of the
coanly board a of education of each
county In lha State of North Caro
lina to cauae this net to be published
in fall In aome newspaper published
n the county If there la ona. and If
tbara ba anna, thee In circular form
and distributed over the county at
'cast four weaka prior to the opening
of tha schoola after the Aral day of
July. mi.
nOAtUJ or OOMMnsiONBBS
HAD llOCTWK MJ8INMH8
Tha Board of County Commlealon
-ra had nothing mwah of Importance
suuida of routine baalnaaa whan thay
met Monday. Commissioner J. C.
Hyrd Is actiag aa chairman In ab
Moee of Chalrmaa J. D. Baraaa.
Late re porta from Mr. Baraaa stale
that ba la wall oa the road to re
cosary and will ba praaaat at the
nest meeting
MnCertain la Bomor of reteada.
Foquay Springe. Sept. l._Mr. aad
Mr*. T. T. Peryaer entertained a
large nnraber of Ahalr frlasda on
Saturday a ran tag ta honor of ibolr
gueiia. Miaa Pallia Hood ana Hager
and Frank Hood of Sabulon and \|te
Maggie Fury ear and Mary Buch
anan of Woodall.
SUPERIOR COURT
IN SESSION HERE
Burnett superior Court tagu lu
September term Mpaday with Judge
George W. Connor’of Wilson presid
ing, sod Soarlldg'-Walter D. alter
of alter Olty loo big after the Inter
“U "* °T**4 1Wr7
Stewart Min qdfio^plfir After" a
very ebte sad" dan ■ am re charge to
he Oread J^yikf Kls Honor, the
triad of the heart began.
Do bey Roberts, e young aaaa from
iear Coats. Htei'gail with rape, was
;ound not CURty.
J. a Breach. i an old offender In
lie Recorder lb Court, and who sp
iled from tag eeatames ol tbe Re
corder, had thg^Matsace ol the lower
v-on affirmed.
•'rank Norrta. charged with an se
nnit with- a deadly weapon, was
R ood guilty. . .
G. A. MeLoUec. charged with mur
dering a man named Jobs Wheeler
• near Dona three or tour ysera ago.
waa fonnd gnllty of manslaughter
sad aentenoed to JaU for four months
with privilege for the county oom
m leal on era to hire out.
The aoreral rasas against Robert
H. Jonaa. aotorious Lllllagtoo OU
aan. wars all ael proaaod except one.
Jonaa baa eladed the officer, of the
lew for eerarnl years, and the last
report a* to hla wberaeboata waa that
bs bad Joined the army.
A divorce was granted Haywood
Morgan from hte wife. Healon Mor
gan.
oho Campbell, accused of awning
and keeping a ▼felons dog which waa
terrorising soma of hte aeighbon.
»*< found not gallty of tha charge.
Gua Kelly, charged with murder
ing another aegro fifteen or aUteeo
fw Mo, became frightened el tbe
majesty of th law sad rea away. His
boadamaa. Mr. McLeachlln. la nslag
ovary effort to locate the- oelprit.
O. L. Blllngtoa. charged with as
•adit, was fined fit and coats.
John Moore pleaded gallty to tha
charge of aaaaalt end waa fined fiio
and costs by tha court.
Tom Me lean, charged with tbe
murder ef tha Uegre preacher. Rich
ard Murchison, waa able to .how and
prove to the Jury that hla act was la
•elf dafaaaa of hte own Ilfs sad wad
found not guilty
Leslie Williams, a aegro charged
with attempted criminal aaaaalt aa a
white girl, waa fsuad net gallty.
A divorce was granted Willie Joaae
free] hla wife. Mtaale Joese.
As tbe paper goes to pram the
trie) of Matt agaleet O. W. Peru a
la belag triad. Partis is carged with
burglary, be having been found la a
bouse at night which waa oeeapladl
—Hemet County Mew*.
LilUngtoa High and Form-Life School
opened it* door* for tho weelon with
aserolam la tho audttoruim featured
bp aa addrm bp Jadge G«o W.
Connor of Wllmn, who la balding
court Kara tkle week and next.
Exarciae* began with Invocation bp
Rev. G. P. Kirkpatrick. Mr. Chao
Row, chairman. Introduced tha oehool
board to tho potrono, otadonto and
now toachora. Mr. Rom than intro
duced Judge Caanor aa a loader in
advocating th« advancement af eda
eation ho thii StaU Tha Jadga waa
a member of tha LogMatur* which
provided far tha prevent ryrtem af
high erboole
Jadge Connor mad« a talk to tho
■tadeata, teacher* and aodloaea that
waa appropriate Indeed. Ha ooo
phacioad tho importance af leeching
■tadent* tho prlam ««matl*l of ttf*
work. Mot became of tha fact alone
that work la honorable, bat bocaaeo
work, boamt work, make# the beat
manhood and womanhood. "Teach
thorn to work, bow to maintain Ufa
bp their phpMeal power," mid the
Jadga, "and don't deprive thorn of
thia grant advantage which the prm
mt and praaading graeration* know
little af."
Judge Cameer waa legume I with
the lalereet eaanifaotod he the reboot
bp tab paapla af thie ammaanMp. Tha
epoalag af a eetmel aamioa la aa in
tere.tlng ocea.ion, ho caitl. bcc.uec
w, know that ia all othor chool dl»
trkti tha aam. procce. of cultivating
minde ia going on.
- - Superintendent Blen diemioed the
audience with the amiranr. that thia
elation will mark aa ara of real pro
graae la the tchonl—Mamett County
Now..
MARRIED HI S DAY MOHMIMCl.
Oo Hend.y morning at 11 o'clock
at the Pre.hytcrlaa man** In Ltl
lloatoa. Mr. Carlton Moore and Mtv.
lorena Brnwn. both of Mamer.. were
married by Her 0. K. Kirkpatrick,
The bridal party came In MUIugton
by auto and the ceremony wea per
formed while the couple eat ia their
oar and no aooaar bed they bean
pronounced hueband aad wife than
Ibay motored away for Payauevllle
aad other pnlnte oe a bridal lour.
They will live neer Mamer. The
happy couple barn many friend, who
»l*h fdr them all happlaenn
WAYNE CO., FARMERS MAKE
■1C YIELDS or VETCH AMD
CLOVER
A good aland af retch or clover
le 10 met lame rather dMRealt to make.
«MrW R. H Edward, of Worm.
Comity aad Me fellow ettiren Mr.
Chao. Luton, have tohred tha ditRcal
tf. Tha aaarwt of their rarcta aa
■ewa la their letter, ia <ataro4ta«i
Wayne Co., N. C , April 15, 1910.
Gentlemen:
I unhnsod, la»-t summer Nitr.\
icerm for five arm* criiruvon clover
and two acre* huir» vetrh. 1 planted
two acre * clover that I Hid not use the
MttrA germ on and will say where
I used I he NitxA germ my clover and
votch i« jojt a/ finc an I could nsk
for, and where I did not uae it, I
ha\> nuira at all. 1 consider your
iiroduct all you claim for it, and ex
pect? to continue the ui-e ol -nme
My clover at this date is eight to
ten inches high.
®AWARDS, Sheriff Wayne Co.
Waynr Co., N. C., July 26, 1910.
Gentlemen:
- 1 used NitrA-germ last year for
twenty-five acre* vetch and Crimean
clowr and will aay 1 am highly plea*
ed with result*. I jecured a perfect
[ Hand and conaider it all you claim
*or *nd take pleasure in recom
mending tt for growing clover* and
vetch. I expect to continue air of
j*®*- W’ith beat wishes.
OIA8 LUTE8. Pres* Ky. Horae A
... Wul« Company.
MtrA germ clover planted in vour
rollon »H»y» after the ]«*♦ working
of cotton w, lib, whrn th(, co(.
ton Is picked. It InlexeetWnt for
rrxiinx and hay nnd ffnilda Iho «,il.
NitrA-irenned vetch when planted with
oati and rye makcK the very b««t
f«#d. It will double your yield and
build your (oil. Vetch stubble when
turned under i* equal to 7no lt>«.
of ipood rtu-Ic fertiliser per acre!
N>tr A-germed alfalfa is *ure of a
Rood •land and 4 or f> crop, per year
without cultivation. In pfar.tin* thin
rail, inoculate your iced with NitrA
Rcrm and be sure of a good eland. It
I iraptovaa your crop and land It con
?Z'S*T 5Kf ,,al‘Vored. for free
I book No. SAB odd re.. NltrA-gorm,
I Savannah, Ge. -
I VFTKHANH’ ISMOflON.
AttrarHte fold*]* nro t;m au
••ounelnc tlia twruty ninth .tuition nl
I'UiicU Conf ‘dernlo Vaierane, tlie
twenty foi,,-Hi reunion of Unua of
CoufeiTeraie Vetdriiii*. mil the iwrn.
flofh loriuion of Cortfi Ueral.»| lonilh
** n Mou.nr,at AuotlatioB. to It' held
In AliiiaX fin . Octolor 7 in, idly *
Information U *troj (hit alt #r
. i*.ifotn»UL hevo born mvft* in *tvo
Ibe bent of attention in Mt| (ho
and winhue of the rote) on* uti-' rlat
f®re. and ample p.ve'alcn ho-. I*e#n
made for tbe inertia*., *, Vl,.i .., tftM
rnerm.tlnr foaturaa of. the rP’ia-on.
WK.VRH IVtHTY.'
Compllmonitiry in tar binr
ebrstl T. Pptir:. wh < b a >n t re*
turned home from orny an rlre Mre.
U. 1. flpmn entertained it her home
Tue day ***ntn* a few I iTlte.1
thn o. oaan.n h* n* .1 eta*
party e.'iTnpOMd of a nnmh.tr Mr
•l*wj’ ]du| men frtamti.
Hr. pp- H la a popular you nt at*
fnraoy am', number") hfa frle. i] bam
by bta aapaolotanneo. omA all am
la b, liked.—Harnett County Nawa
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