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Green&boro. Ian. 29. Lizzie
Reid, a negro woman of this city,
may be a candidate for a. Carnegie
hero medal and prize. Yesterday
afternoon she saved from death,
: at the risk of her own life, two
white children playing on ' the
track of the . main line , of " the
Southern Railway Company.. The
., ;hiildren were one of Mr. and Mrs.
"J. I, Medearis and one of Mr. and
Mrs1. VV.'C. Ogburn, who li'e on
Chestnut ! street. I , .
The children had strayed from
liome pn the line 'of the railway
north of the Summit avenue cros.
sing and ;; had . their playthings
' -on thetrackt The negro woman
was crossing the railroad - some
-distance from the children and
also heard the train approaching.
;$he ran : for ; the - children and
reached them in time to throw
one off the track - and t take- the
other off in her arms. A little
-wagon that one of the children
held to was struck by the train
and torn into pieces. .This shows
how near the train was to the
children. The engineer apparently
'never saw the youngsters on the
track. -
. 1 tl.e oilier with his hands,
he Rets as much music out of them
as a brass band and orchestra
combined. Time and again did
he respond to encores and it was
plainly evident, that his efforts
to please pYoved successful. '
Smith andFarmer "pulled some
new' ones" ".on -their audience,
and ; one 1 could iot . remain from
being amused.' J. ,They have ;. a
repretoire of ' jdkes and sells
that would mane a horse laugh.
The female member of this duo
has a voice of rare technique and
tone, and her rendition - of sev
eral:-, popular selections ' brought
down the house, ' X
If this week's bill at the Athens
is a fair sample of what is in store
for the future, patrons "of that
theatre. may look forward to some
real treats airduring the remain
der of the season, .
and i. : .. , . . .
of detail.
Within the Law exj i .'is the
story of a pretty young-American
girl who, innocent of wrongdoing
is "railroaded" to prison sac
rificed to the need of an "example'
against theft. ,,. She emerges and
tries to be honest, but the police
persecute her and drive her from
the haunts 'of , the decent peoptet
Denied the right to live honestly
she adopts safe methods of crime.
remaining always technically
"within the law," but preying-at
will, on society under that cloak
PHYSICIANS ENDORSE
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FAMOUS DETECTIVE WAS
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"WITHIN THE LAW" MADE
A HIT WITH WILLI- ,.
AM PINKERTON.
;; NOW BE SEEN HEBE
'THE ., ATHENS x THEATRE
HAS HIGH CLASS EN
"; " TERTAINERS.
; r New . Bern got its first taste
1 of Keith's vaudeville yesterday
afternoon, and it can truthfully
' be said that it proved satisfactory.
' Only three cities in North Carolina
-Charlotte, Wilmington and : New
Bern, are favored with this high
class of amusement and the theatre-goers
of this city are indeed
fortunate.
; : The Athens theatre was crowd
edy esterday afternoon and last
-night to hear Raphael Gualano,
Jthe accordion soloist and Smith
and Farmer in humor and ong.
.The work of the former proves
unquestionably that .he . is . an
artist in his chosen line. ' Playing
When Bayard Veiller's absorb
ing new American play, "Within
the Law," the current dramatic
sensation of New York, which
The American Play .Company is
to present here at the Masonic
Theatre on February 5was given
its '' initial performance at the
Princess , theatre, 1 Chicago, last
Spring, perhaps the most inter
ested and enthusiastic person in
the large and critical first-night
audience was . William A. Pinker
tob, the internationally r famous
detective who enjoys good drama
tic entertainment as keenly as
solving a mysterious crime.. So
delighted was Mr. Pinkerton with
the applause and ; the : play re
ceived at its premiere that he
could not restrain himself from
expressing to its author his opin
ion that "Within the Law" is
the most impressive drama he
has ever witnessed. Mr. Pinker
ton warmly "commended the pas
sages of the play treating of police
methods, life among . successful
thieves, tactics of shrewd black
mailers and general , conditions
in the "underworld" of society.
He expressed, admiration for the
fidelity to nature and the accurate
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JOURNAL.
. If ' the farmers down in Pamlico
county do not make some money
during the "approaching season,
it will be on account of unexpect
ed bad weather between now and
that time: "J. R. Hodges of Orient
al,, one of the prominent farmers
and merchants of Pamlico county,
was in the city this week and he
talked interestingtyof the prepar
ations the farmers in that section
are now making for the spring
crops.' ; ' , 4 . . ' '
While farmrng is ,an absorbing
topic with Mr.-Hodges, he takes a
keen interest in political activities
in. .theCdistrict, especially in that
county and, -coming : in contract
with many citizens of that section,
his opinion is worth a great deal.
'What do- the voters down your
way think of sending Hon. Charles
R. Thomas, back to Congress"
Mr; Hodges was asked by a Jour
nal ' reporter. "I have talked
with a large number of the voters
down in . Pamlico," . said Mr
Hodges,. "' and J ' find that Mr
Thomas, is the f avprite of many
of them.. . They. know of his ex
cellent work during the time that
he ' held .office and they want to
send him back." v-
When expressions-'such as the
above - are made by - men who
are . leaders : in their . community,
it can easily be seen thatMr.Thom
as .has the support of the .major
rtj 6f the Demodratic voters all
over the District . , - : .
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. . . Garments a Specialty.
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W. SKINNER, Pro. Phone 222. :, , L. A. SKLNNER Mgr.
BIG LAND SALE.
Several Small Farms To Be
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Condiments Hava Value. - ..
It la said that hunger la a good
aaee; but the condiments are by no
meanato be neglected. If food la to
be rellahed. . The yarloua flavoring
aeeda and leavea, truffles, mushrooms
and the llkaj even If they have no
food value. Tender food more palata
We. Every housewife abould get ac
quainted with a variety of them.
On February 7 . there v will
another auction ' sale of note in
this section. This will be the sale
near Reelsboro, of several small
farms from the property ; known!
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ducted- by" the "East Carolina.
Realty and Auction : Company
will take place on Saturday nyirnH
ing at . 1 1 o'clock," and 'the 'mblic
is extended a cordial invitatibtt,
to attend. There will be two :auc.
tioneers and music by brass
band.' v.r.'.
- Habits.
Like flakes of snow that fall unpe
ceived fcpon the earth, the seemingly
unimportant events of life succeed one
another. At the snow gathers togeth
er, ao our Btfblta are formed. No sin
gle flake that -is added to the pile
produces a sensible change. So It is
bf little tbinga that a man' cbarao-
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