JOSEPHUS DANIELS
APPOINTS DR. SLED
THE STATE HIGH SCHOOL DEBATERS
We are the
DR. BENJAMIN F. SLEDD OF WAKE
FOREST COLLEGE, RECEIVES
HIGH HONOR. '
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The Professor of,. English Will Receive
Three Thousand Dollars to be
Spent in a Year's Tour of the World
and $300 For Mementos.
. Wake Forest. Dr. Benjamin F.
Sledd of the department of English, at
Waket Forest College, has just receiv
ed the announcement of ' an appoint
ment to the Kahn fellowship, entitl
ing him to the sum of three thousand
dollars to be spent in a year's tour
of the world together with an addi
tional stipend of three hundred dollars
to be used for the purchase of .suitable
mementoes of the f.rln. -
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n , V .,, . , , Dr. W. L. Poteat,' president of Wake
2ii ; A ! ??rl?.tte Forest. when seen recently about the
20th of May to attendee celebration matter stated that tfle appolntment of
of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Dr. Sledd to this fellowship came as
independence. Hllrn-iQO rt v, v,QOi v mcy.
department Friends of Dr. Sledd
FASHION NEW BANK SCHEME ist Z?r, had Pentett his name be-
iore me governing Doara or tne Kann
- All new patterns. Styles that are correct
mat Desi suns you tne price is the same alw
you , $3.00 to $8.00 and you are well dressed.
Notice the Dig two page ad in the Saturday Ev
the
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There Js no better clothing proposition than
Post"
tLis to be
any town, large or small, and
, , , - ' , T"" cvtIT Suit.
THE
Tryon
BALLENGER CO
For Everything;
' i . - North Carol
Carrs of Durham Evolve Unique
Scheme to Protect Mill Workers
From 1 Loan Sharkt.
' fellowship fund, but when another
was appointed to the' honor, the mat
ter was not renewed this year. The
appointment, it is thought, came from
the details and recommendations pre-
Durham The Carr boys of Durham sented last year.
make announcement of a novel and The Kahn fund was established sev-
practi cable plan for putting their Em- ral years ago by the donor in his
ployes Fund into operation in their will and it was a fund sufficient to
Durham Hosiery Mills, fashioned af- guarantee such a fellowship to two
ter the Morris bank. , college professors in the United
There, is lacking only one feature states yearly. It was the will of the
of the bank and that is the depositor. donor that the appointees thould
The general scheme of protection is BPena ine year m foreign, countries
Clifton Eaton and Charles RIddick of Winston-Salem, 15-year-old win
ners of State High School Debate held at Chapel Hill recently. Michael H.
Kernodle and Miss Flonnie Cooper o t Graham, team which lost to Eaton
and RIddick. -Jy-f: Jv :i',,r;V- : -k " . '
Hospital Board's Annual Meeting.
The regular annual meeting of the
board rof, directors of State Hospital
for the Insane has just been held in
Mofganton. For the first time in sev
eral ' years every member of the
board was present, namely : I. I.. Da
vis, Morganton; J. P. Sawyer, Ashe
ville: Charles ", P. Matheson, Taylors-
BICKETT AND HILLMAN GETTING vllle; A. A. Shuford, Hickory; F. P.
hearingTSs
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READY FOR EXAMINATION
OF U. S. WITNESSES.
TAR HEEL CAPITOL NEWS
Alspaugh, Forsyth county; A. E. Tate,
High Point ; Dr. J. E. S. Davidson,
Charlotte; Dr. L. M. Glenn, Gastonia;
R. B. Clark, States ville. It being the
regular time for the election of offi
cer, Mr. Davis of Morganton, was re
elected president of the board and
Mr. Clark secretary. Messrs. Davis,'
Vi nn U. n 1 1 i il.i I for th fi Ttirrna rf h-Hncrlror .tVa f- I . . .
iw Bj,Baiu viriuB is umi - "A wi- uenerai News of North Carolina Cat. , . - . '
takes the small Wrnwm- fmm th. eign countries and America more . Carolina col- Clark and Tate were continued as
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We nave i us t rftceivW
art up-tadate line of
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Ladies' and Children's Hats
and everything in
l". the Millinery Line
W. M. LAMBRIGHT & CO
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up in mrpMai
iicAn ucrui - - UKDRUM, S,
loan highwayman and gives him the closely' together and for the dissem-
privllege of getting money without ,natlon ot ideas of the old world into
the grinding rate of interest demand- tne new and yice versa. After the
ed by the bonus lawyer and usurer. return, the appointees are to make a
The plan is to be tried out in Dur- wrlttefl: report of the trip.
ham Hosiery Mill No. 1, the oldest Dr. Sledd has been occupying the
lected and Condensed From, the the executive committee.
F. M. croogs was re-elected gtew-
ard of the hospital and his salary was
increased from $1,500 to $1,800, and
Miss Cilia Summers was elected ma-
Attorney General Blckett and Rate " Z arsn,
mprt wnimn Mrs. Marsh, who i has been matron
SUte Capital That Will Prof e of
Interest to Ail Our 'Readers.
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and biggest of the strine of six. Thrn chair of English in Wake Forest Cbl- FTnrt win
years ago the mill started the profit IeS sce 1894. From 1888 until that busy days rounding up preparation flnce th Instltution opened; has been
sharing scheme. It took the' lead h had been professor of modern lan- for comnlAHntr th pmee am in feeble health for some years and
xoere as it has done in providing dis
4 trict nurses, night schools and. the
banishment of the illiterate by the
diffusion of knowledge. In the child
labor agitation before the general as
sembly, the owners of these- mills
. stood squarely with the people.
The latest plan for aid to their em
guages and was transferred to the of the officials of the Norfolk South- receay her mind has failed. She is
EnglisD department on his own re- ern in the taking of evidence before nOW, twM Innhe nosPital sne nas
quest Dr. Sledd is a well recoimizpd tho nHi Tntm!atA vMt.i. . so faithfully served. Miss Summers
figure in the literary realm of North Commission and for Mr Hillman hasor years been housekeeper of the
Carolina, having contributed several himself to go on the stand 'and testi- InstItutlon and she wiH now be both
collections of poems of merit to the fv ae-nlnRt ft .W!n.i,. matron and housekeeper.
literature of the state. His poems road officials have made in their tee- L Th port of Superintendent Mc
viuiso mosuy or tne lyric nature tlmony. Mr. Hillman expect to im
TOYGN, N. G.
STAPLE
arid FANCY
ployes is flie work of Julian S. Carr, J,md U Is IntbIs class of verses that peach the methods of - the railroad
Jr., president; C. McD, Carr, treasu
rer, and W. F. Carr, secretary and as
sistant treasurer. The first two are
tie excells. Hevhas nublishod "niff UffM9i , in 4 4v..i .
and Scaur, "Watchers of the Hearth," -that would prove that the rates in the
uuia oi wnicn nave been-favorably Justice act are unjust and conflsca
brothers and the third a double first c?lYe by the criUcs of the country tory. In the meantime the railroad
Campbell for the four months ending
with March 31 showed that there are
1,302 patients on the rolls. During
the four months 56 were admitted,
two discharged and 17 died; and for
he same period 54 applicants had to
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cousin, rne spirit of Julian S.Carr,
Sr., "Jule" Carr as he would say, the
father of the hosiery mill business
here, is seen in the plan which has
both north and south.
Thorn of the Southern Railway, are
preparing to put Mr. Hillman through
'Corn Club Round Up. - .
A 1 in
Asnevuie. a corn club round-UD" an esDcifl!llv srvpto irrininff nn. Bankers to Meet in R3i.;nk
ctu vne elements of the finer phUan- p " lv wme attention is to cross examination. The work of tak- "aleigh will entertain the North
thropy, that which helps men and J feld at Ashevllle next . fall or Ing testimony in this case will be com- Carolina Bankers' Association in an
women to help themselves. winter, If the plans of those behind pleted soon and then there will h an- nual session May 12 to 14. and th
cooperative aemonstra- other, recess in order that the coun- Raleigh Clearing .House Association,
Lion WOrlc in Mnrth Pamllnn I i . . a . . .. I 1 i i .. , . .
Charlotte Announce. Dpi,.. l m VT r- w xur uie state ana ror the railroad ana tne special preparations
ww a w am m x i m i n : s-c hjih a. . A a. I -
CharlottftPri k , - ir . ' r' ."4"" aKeui in comp
H(nonf0 61CU ..lu ruarge 01 C1UD work; with head- then appear before the common bankers a great time in r rrifli wav
tory. In the meantime the railroad Z , aptplIcants nad to C,,! O Ffe D
lawyers;, especially General Counsel r .to ,018 hospital OUnSIime OlSCUlt, DOll D0H
Thorn of thA Snntwn Ronwow o for lack of Toom. A-rvm
ooh Confections,
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; Nuts, Gandy
Honeym
ried out. T. E. Browne, agent In companies may prepare briefs and for the convention to give the visiting
participants in the Darad n n. ., . ,,, 1 , , 't"'tu "rau . aRPear Deiore tne commission a great time in a social way
Twentieth of M hS , Z, SSSL.!'",. already for 'oral arguments aa to the show- tean the special and most at-
Jelly
May, when the 139th an. has tnVftn tha to. .i i ,
nlvPTjnrv ziofo u tt , , . . wim me 10- tags maae.
5SS?i7e .of. the . Mecklenburg cal board of trade. In a letter to Sec. ;
7l7Z:ZZll" r?!a? B." W reference to Coa.t ArtUiery J. .n.pected.
""uv-cu iCLcuuy, luo mauer ne
tractive features of the . regular pro
gram. One of the special addresses
will be . by Hon. John SkAitnn wn.
says: Inspection of ithe enmnan .Af Hams.'
I Want 11a n l M a . I t .111 . . J . '
AH cities except Charlott win 1 - now to mase uiery m inis state was con- wno is cheduied to address the con-
wm DO I preparations lor sucn a 'nmrn inK I eluded hern rrntiv w TWanAn. vnH
uuusiaerea uy the 1ude-Pi . , . . . , xuccui- uo rcuerw reserve
Decorated nntnosn ei.. , -- f v" -"o unuea otates ojrstem
kjnv tri luv- wmier mat v nttraot v. 4 i woi- iana.w.. j , -
cr .,t I mo tttl.CUI.lUU I " ugumuucui, ttUU UOI.
Municipal float Silver loving cup.
t - i "- "" wm uLiraci xne attention war aeDartment and tvit,
me v up. nf'tho inA1.iJ j . T r. '" - , .
Township float-First prize. : M! . "S0!. "1?- ?e3IWe. inspector Colored Teacher. Meet Soon.
seronrt nrto ok ' " ' I ' " uimy maKing W"iu aiws lor tne IN Ortu Carolina I The North Po-roHro riA m t.
I a nne Shn-oHncr fnr. IQ14 j t MvToti i j ..-,;. .. - .r1"1 vuwicu icotu-
Q A4 ijii uuu i am Aiwuwuoi uuaru, me last lnsnectlon ers', AsuomMr 0" 1 i
Ku , ' " " w session af
150; second .prize, $25.
Industrial float First prize, $50
second prize, $25. '
baDor union float First
$50; second prize, $25.
n.Trir, rir?. J111781 Pnze, loosing for some of "the best-results being that of the First Cam rnt ZL: -u..
-iVv i j Am ,.v T'r- -wi " " wiwbuj, xvaieign, June 10-
foi. " A.n K Jr. Morrow cap- 14. Governor Craig and State Super
tain. While nO Oftleial Stntemont nf1.nfcnAr t..vii - t x - -
v "mioukl wi. jtuuiic instruction joy-
The Carolina State Bant
SALUDA, N. C.
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in the state to , be
there."
4 PER CEHT PAID Oil SAVIHGS
prize,
Collections For Museum
Wilmington. For the purpose of
ttSZSX-f wewS
Fast Trains to Make Stop. v
Gastonia. As the culmination of a
six-weeks campaign on the part of the
Chamber of Commerce, official an
nouncement was made recently that
the condition of the companies as de- ner have been invi0 aa
IS 1, ii. f InspCtion ?s obtaIn" assembly and will' probably accept.
rnnJL 13 stood ftlfat the Quite a number.of otrer prominent
companies have made a very good white educators, will take a hand in
showing with considerable Improve- directing the work of the negro as-
ment over the conditions a year ago, sembly. " - -
m-:- s
ley, the curator and his assistant. Mr
Addicks, will spend two weeks ' at
Topsail Beach, near Wilmington, the
latter part of April and the first of
May Mr. Brimley spent some tim
at Topsail last summer and struck
noint - for ftirl,r" - - -
its fast trains to and from all polnts ,C '
at which those trin- leading citizens from
commissions 37
- ; . i , age? Congress inVSavannah,:Ga., April
New Hosiery MM I. ' " 23-25. The list includes: A; H. Eller
Wilmington. A new enternrtse . f ai of Winston Salem '" fir.' t t a w
up with such a rich collection of Wilmington began operations, recent- der, of Charlotte; P. B. Beard of Sal
plant, animal and fish life on the ly' tnIs beine a hosiery mill owned isbury; J. S. Myers' of Charlotte: R
beach that he has decided to make a and Perated by John H. Kuck, a well Richardson, oi keidsville- Georke
Known Wilmington capitalist. Stevens, of Charlotte: Dave ivhitP of
Meoane.
Must Wrap Loaf Bread.
. Rocky Mount Hereafter the loaf
bread goes wrapped in this city. This
was the decision of the aldermen at a
Prepare to Fight Cattle Tick.
Thex state deDartment of neTfrii1tiiia
various-Darts of is notified that tho orwr,fi t-
the state . to attend the National Drain- Harnett and w7vr "JSS
Laddies Fight Forest FireS. '
Asheville.-Proving that they can Will Study Government- Abroad.
wieja the brush as well as the hose Governor Craig has issued a com-
ana can" direct a successful battle PHmentary commission- to P s
against a forest fire SS Well an airalnet I Henry Of Asheville no o ennnini
Twnfe?tIng; and H Is understood a dwelling or business house, the missioner to study municipal govern
"a9, lf 8 , 7 one of tne first' bits of members of the local department ra- ment abroad and 'public utility con-
. .v6 o.auvu mai win effect a c?nxiy iougnt a fierce fire on the anions in foreign countries Mr Hen-
8SiK h&xflS ol, food pro- wooded tract of land r belonging to expects to spend, quite a ' while'
- -Si i w n? x 6 larst baking Louis M. Burne and the Coxe estate abroad and-desires to make a special
Fiants in the state and every loaf of and situated just outside of the city study of these matters: The commis-
n affecte oy the ruling, ' the move limits. Considerable damage - was &n from the governor of - North ' Car-
h was not taken without consideration, The laddies armed themselves olina will insure his -receiving atten.
nun on .. ina rr . i . . i . . .. .... - - -
--'7i- 7J-- "ienaous ex- ww.iudo8 ana brush and fought man- lon m all the cities he visits for tho
luixy ior several hours.
pens,e that would be entailed.
'.'..Big Sanitarium for Asheville.
Ashe vllle. Dr. Charles L. Minor
Buildtag Operations at High Point..
High Point. The large city reser-
purpose of making these - inveatie-a:
tions. " . -
Charters Orthopeadic Hospital..' v
special appropriations to aid in the
eradication of the cattle tick within
their hounds through the co-operation
of the federal and state depart
ments of agriculture. Their aid will
be in the form of-providing assistant
Inspectors to. take a hand ln, the erad
ication Vork.
Strong . Courteous . Progressive
EVERY BANKING FACIUTTf
It?has been the constant endeavor of the management
bank to furnish everv nnssihie Vam nvonipnce'5
positors, together with absolute safety for their money.
An account with this bank will prove a valuable asset tort
poration, firm, ; or Individual requiring the best banking
We solicit your account.
D. C. Barrow, President. ,Q. C. SONNER, ViceW
W. C. Robertson, Vice President
H. 6. Lane
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Free Special Offer io IldusDwives and k
Hines'. Rock Glue, Star. Broom Holders and Diamond BrigW
Go
V and Dr. William L.. Dunn, prominent voir outside the eastern incorporate o;f," -P. ? Hospital . of
throughout th.countryas tuberculo- UmitCthe Christian chWh
wrlSK?e?'?25'- ff f CaSCade and Tryoii 8tres' tOUhdlng at Gastonia a home for dis
000 and $300,000 in the development the. large Coler 7 station - west and ease and -crippled, indigent children
-of, a sanitarium here, announcement south, of Main street and the South- especially dependent orphans The Tn
being made; that theyhave purchased m, the $65,000 Methodist church m stltution :lss to also have power to
.; , 60 acres of property, on Ihe southern Main street, a commodious fire-engine maintain- a department- for training
. slopes v of , Mount .Pleasant for the house on . Rankin and Commerce tiurses. The s directors for the insHtn
.iu.ium6. ifwii on mo mam uuuuiugs oticcts art some OI tne builrtinp- 1 "OU inciUCO SUCll avell lrnnr
and a reception hospital will v be operations now in course of oonstriw Senators Simmons nn , rw '
started Immediately and will he ready, tion and planned for ; High Point In State Superinlendent of Public In.
; joyner, u..R. Hoeyt B.
I N Duke, J.. Elwood Cox and others.
jfr .;or;?iqcejapancy by the spring of 1915. 'h immediate future
Revenue Officers Are Busy. '
-Revenue raMers headed, by Deputy
xvcveuue voiiector j, p. stell captured
and cut up two blockade distilleries
in Johnston county recently. One
was four miles southeast of Benson
and the other a little, more than a
mile from' Benson. The - officers are
looking for Joel. Ryless and Joe
Young, ; accused of. ownine and ero.
ting the first still,, and for William
Blackman as owner of the other
which was within a hundred yards of
his home ; iTfioTi i .
ei , stanaara cop
per plate stills at both places..
Governor Pardons Don' Emerson.
Governor Craig granted a pardon
recently for Don. Emerson of Guilford
county, who has served ; four months
of , a six-months sentence4 for carrv-
a vuweaiea weapon. , He is' a
youth and is just reco vering from an
operation for mastoiditis of both ears
and th county physician says to re
commit him to jaU might jeopardize
his life and that he' cert inni
b9sent back to the convir.t rnmr. tk Best terms known to tha .i -mDloy"
who s'en, -Oood tnoney, rr eZ SatiM
Z ',..e9inmend.the pardon. TT- ' . cnance 01 a u,e time tor htistlers.' None other
- ' ur,ery nd Orchard Company,, Box F, Winchester
or bilver Polish is now being placed with your merchants
uaier in America and ask for them... All merchants know them,
ran! stock. They are going to give you a SO cent jar
uiue, a zb cent Star Broom Hnifloi-
or bilver Polisher free: ask fftr;rha u,n Rocker.
- .TT ! , ' -j oi in.ica at hull. ...I-
everything even broken hearts and pocketbooks. Star Broom B
on.l-Hook-Dulf. Pan, Brush, and, Broom, keep them handy, tW
twice as long and do hptter Wrt n-.. r,.i.L1 t,.,.- rpdy
use, cleans and polishes. If Vnr Aani J i vn. sen
chants names and 10 cents In stamps and name one article,
cr 30 cents. Sot all three AWe nffo, Q time.
The Retailers can bo supplied by jobbers. If not, we
. v A beautiful book of national vw wnK ti nn cpntfreeP
return of trade-marks of above' goods and ten cents in stamps
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