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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29

seguridad del Estado Y de 81 corona.
Sea Que l.amaron su atencion estas
palabras que oyo distintamente. 0
que quisiera romper cstrepitosamen-
te con su madre. Carlos * Sc levan-
to, abrio el mismo Ia puerta y dijo:
-Entrad, sonora.
-Mirad. senior. dijo la reIna que
parecia haber recobrado toda la en-
tereza dominante de los antiques dias
en- tanto que voS os entretene;s en-
reducir a priSion Y atormentar a los
que me son fieleS Y estan ~inocentes,
les falsos amigos de Vuestra Majes-
tad conspiran, Y mientras me abru-
mails de humillaciones, 20 velo por
vuestra s~eguridad.
-iQue decis, sonora? pregunt6 el
rey IN tanto conmovido y desconcer-
tado.
La pura verdad, senior.
-iPues donde Sc conspira?
En- Anglers, en- el Poitou, en- la
Bretana.... We'd mas bien 10 que me
escribe el duque de Alenzon, a quien
yo habia dado hace ounce dias ell pri-
mer aviso.
En- efecto, madame Catalina habia
r~ecomendado muy particularmente en-
81 ultimo mensaje' al hermano del
rey, que hiciera vigilar de cerca a
tres caballeros del Oeste, muy COMO
cidos e influyentes en- el partido hui
gonote. Habriase dicho que la reina
habia previsto esta c~onspiracion, que
teria por objeto NADIA menos que crear
un reno independence de Ia Fran
cia con las provincias del Aniou y las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29

duque de Crillon, Y 70 deduzco de
clio que Ia reina ha hecho las pa
ceS con su Majestad.
-Tanlbien yo infiero ESQ ulsmo,
caballero, dijo Enrique.
En- este momento cntro madame
Catalina. La reina tenia los ojos a.
nimados ' Ia sonrisa en- los labioS,
Por IA gracia con que le do a beSar
81 mano, ell principe c~omprendio que
seguia gczando de SUI favor, Y presto
sc convencio aun mas de clio, pueS
lie dijo "A reina:
-Mucho me allegro que hayais We
nido. senior de Coarasse, porque iba
4 enviar a buscaros. tengo necesidad
de vos....
-:Diablo! dijo para 81 Ell principe
inciinandose.
Mas antes de decir 10 que Ia reina
guerra al principe de Navarro. con-
temos 10 que habia sucecido en- Ia ca
mara del rty. va hemos dicho que
Carlos TX Sc habia encerrado en- 81
gabinete poseido de IN Juror rremen-
do. Por el momento no habia pensa-
90 mas que en- d~eSterrar 4 Ia reina
madre a Amboise. Y desquitarse de Ia
esperanto que habia tenido de hacer
enrodar q Renato. va habia tornado
IA pluma para firrnar Ia orGen de
Gestierrc, cuando oyo la voz Ge la rel
M madre en- 81 antecamara.
Sonora, lie dijo respetuoSamente
perc en- tono firme IN soldado que
estaba de centinela en- Ia puerta, nc
puedo dejaros entras.
Decd al rey que Sc trata de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
Ell PRIMER AUTOMOVIL
Estd siendo e1hibido en- Me-
xico ell construido en-
Monterrey

MEAlCO, D. F., JUNO 26.-Acaba
&c llegar a esta ciudad, p~rocedente de
la capital del Estado de Nuevo Leon.
Ell primer automovil construido en-
Ia citada poblacion marca Monte
rrey."
FL represente de Ia fabrica u
trajo a esta ciudad ell nuevo coche.
manifesto a los reporters de la prem
sd que cl automovil marca Monte
rrey'. puede competir en- TODD con
los americanos Y que en- la capital
de Nuevo Leon fue construido des-
de el motor, hasta Ell ultimo de los
tornillos.
Dijo el mismo representative. cue
en- las pruebas a que Sc sujeto ell
nuevo motor, die los mas halague-
nos resultados pues hizo un recorri-
co muy eXtenso de Monterrey a La
redo Y vue!ta sin que sufriera eli
mas ligero d~esperfecto V funcionan-
DO perfectamente Ell motor. FL re-
presentante declare, cue por ahora
la 1abrlca Sc encuentra en- condicio-
mes de construir anualmente dos mil
q~ulnlentos AUTOMOBILES, pero que Sc
guramente aumentara el nimero en-
cuanto Sc desarrolle mas Ia indus
tria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
MULTIPLES ATROPELLOS
Los comefe la autoridad MI
Iitar carrancisfa en-
Veracruz

VERACRUZ, JUNO 26.-Numerosos
vecinos de Casa,Laloapain, han elevado
una aueja ante ell jefe del Executive
poniendo en- su conocimiento que las
autoridades militares de csc lugar,
cometen verdaderoS atentados en-
contra de los habitantes de la citada
poblaci6n.
Hace algunos dias Y sin aus JUS
tificada, Ell senior jose Bravo Delfin,
fue. aprehendido por las autoridades
m~ilitares acusado de estar en- con-
nivencia con los rebeldes felicistas,
10 que dicen ser enteramenCe falso,
pues dicho senior Sc dedica Tranquil
lamente 4 suS laboreS de campo Y
jamas toma participation alguna en-
los asuntos poiiticoS.
Tn hermano del senor Bravo Del
fin. pidi6 araparo a III Juez de Dis
trito. en- contra dc los actos de los
militares V el Juez do entrada a
la demanda V concedio el amparo
solicitado ordenando que fuera pues-
to Embellishments en- libertad, pero
Ia autoridad miIitar de Cosamaloa-
pam leios de cumplir con las dispo-
siciones de las auto-idades judiciales,
retienen en- 81 poder al senior Bravo
Dclfin. el que tem1 ser victima de
un atcntado.
-Procedente de Villa R;ca, a dom
de fue a viaje de inspection, ACADIA
de volver a este puerto el cahoncro
mexicano "Zaragoza'. trayendo q
bordo a numarosos prisioneros que
Sc hicieron a una pequena goleta
~sospechosa que caminaba con rum
bo al Norte. Los detenidos que son
diez. pasaron a la carcel municipal
q disposition del Juez de DiStrito.
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JUICIO De AMPARO DE
UNA GA. De LUZ

PUEBLA. JUNO 26.-Con motive
del juicio de Amparo promovido por
el licenciado Luis G. Quintanar en-
representation de Ia Compania Mex
cana de Luz Y Fuerza Motriz s. A.
Sc han verificado dos auGiencias publ
cas- en- el Juzgadc de Distrito Super
numerario.
En- el ;uicio de Amparo van de por
medic S19S.S6S.65 cent, que el go
bierno exile 4 Ia compania de Luz,
por 10 que el juicio va a resultar en-
extreme ~intcresante.
ACADIA de ser entregado a las au-
t~oridades militares el %coronel Echami.
un jefe zapatista llamado L.brado
Martinez. que fu6 c~apturado por las
tropaS carranciStaS IN un combate
que Sc ACADIA de verificar en- e. puablo
de Atzayanca, perteneciente a. Dis
trito de Huamantla.
Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijaSe a Ignacio E. Lozano, l18 n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29
KILL.

Entretanto que en- Ell Louvre te-
man lugar esos successes. Renato Sa-
liza del Chatelet. Una bestia feroz
coglda en- ell lazo y que a fuerza de
sa!tos Y esfuerzos logra ~desprender-
Sc de el, podria solamente dar idea
eXacta de 10 que fue Renato cuando
despues de Ia partida del rey, Y de
los cortesanos, le anunciaron que
estaba libre. Ell ~presidente Renau-
din Sc habia quedado, asi como Ell
verdugo Y sus ayudantes, en- Ia sala
Gel tormento.
-Soltad al senior Renato, dijo Re-
naudin, Y cuidado con hacerle dano;
va ha padecido demasiado.
Renato e<taba apoyado en- Ia pa
red Y parecia hallarsa enbrutecido;
pero al Dir las palabras de Renau-
din, levanto Ia cabeza Y lie miro de
I'm modo extrano. Luego, mientras
los ejecutores lie quitaban las liga-
duraS Y las cadenas, clav6 en- ellos sus
ojos ensangrentados y torvos.
-iOh! senior Renato, murmur0
Caboche, 4 quien habia hecho extre-
mecer de pies a cabeza, mucho temo
que esteis dissustado conmigo; pero
sin embargo, me debeis un buen GIRO.
Ell perfumista Sc mantuvo cenudo y
feroz sin responder.
-Pues he declarado al reg por dos
veces, anadio eI verdugo, qn.e no
podiais zoportar Ell aqua mas tempo,
V a no ser por ESQ -estarlais muerto.
va os 10 tendre bien presente
cuando sea nqenester, mi poDre Cabo-
che, r~espondio, por fin Renato con una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29

voz que hizo erizar los cabellos al
verdugo.
Para calmar su terror, ell verdugo
Sc fue a Ia plaza de Greve a ahorcar
al desdichado V credulo GascarilLe.
Entcnces Renato Sc acerco cojeando
a Ia mesa delante de Ia cual estaba
sertado ell %presidente Renaudin, ' le
pregunto:
-iHabeis notado quienes eran los
que reian?
ST. -
-iAh! dijo Renato, 70 les juro que
sc han de acordar de Nifty Cri-
-iCuidado! sahor Renato, dijo Ell
juez, mirad que Crillon es ca2az de
retorceros el cuello.
Un relampago fercz brill6 en- los
ojos de Renato.
-iCh! a csc hombne, diio, no le
atacare con mi daga.
-jPues, con que?
-Es mi secreto, respondio Ell flo
rentino.
Y Sc fue cogitranqueando Y agi-
tando su mano izquierda, horrible
mente quemada Y tenvuelta en- trapos.
-iLa hiena esta va suelta! muir
muro el presidente Renaudin riendo-
Sc entire denies.
Aunque era grande Ell dolor que
lie causaban sus heridas, Renato sa-
Ito del Chatelet con la caheza ergui-
da. En- ell umbral de Ia puerta en-
contro al g%obernador NJ. de Fouron-
ne, que lie dijo:
De buena os habeis librado.
Renato clavo en- e. SUI mirada tor
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FisSt0s en- Tijuana.

Para recibir al Gobernador de Ia
Baja California, Sc estn preparando
alguras festividades en- Tijuana, Sc
gun los informes oficiales que Sc tie
men aqui.
Las fiestas sern de dos generos, las
civilcs y las militares. A las pri-
meras han de ocurrir los proresores,
los ninos y los empleados publicos, y
a las segundas, los jefes y oficiales
del sector militar de Tijuana.
Las oficinas del Gobierno, insta-
ladas en- el Casino de Tijuana, va es.
tan listas para recibir a los emplea-
dos de las diversas oficinas. Esas O.
ficinas presentaran mas facilidades
a los empleados que las de Mexicali y
Ia ventaja de que los que no hallen
casa en- Tijuana, podran vivir en- San
Diego con toda comodidad dada la We
cindad de las dos poblaciones.
FL concrete de Tijuana ha de es-
tar dc placemeS pues hay cierto mo-
vimiento cuando Sc encuentra insta-
lado el gobierno en- esa pob!acion.
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TIJUANA, B. CALIFORNIA,
SERA LA CAPITAL DEL
DISTRITO NORTE
Sc hdcen preparedness para
trasladar los Poderes
q esa ciudad

MEXICALI, BAJA CALIFOR-
MA, JUNO 2S.-La semana proXima,
esta poblaci6n dejara de ser ia CAPT
tai del Distrito Norte y el asiento de
los poderes del Estado sera Tijuana,
Raja California.
Hoy Sc cmpezaron a hacer los pre-
parativos para el traslado de las Off
cinas a Tijuana, despues de cue el
! Coronel Esteban Cantu, Gobernador
del Distrito, 'hizo la declaracI0n Off
cial de que iba d trasladar sus Off
cinas. declaration esperada desde me
diados del mes g mayo proXimo pa
sado pues ano por ano, en- esa epoca
Sc trasladan las autoridades a Tijua-
ma.
Ia noticia ha causado magnifica
impression entire los empleados, pues
ell calor que Sc siente IN el Vale I'M
perial es verdaderamente terrible.
La temperature de ciento vente
grades va nos ha molestado varias
wees; con frecuencia ell termometro
acusa temperatures de ciento cuatro
grades. de Glen. de ciento diez, Y Ia
vida es entertainments impossible para
quien no esta acostumbrado a estos
climas por largos amos de permanent
cia en- ell Vale.
Muchas familias han salido va del
Vale Imperial y resider en- Los An
geles, en- San Francisco o bien en- San
Diego: Sc han lido para huir del Ca
lor.
Cuanto ~dijeramos sobre 10 penoso
de esta temperature, no podia ser
bien comprendido por las personals
que no han vivido en- ell Vale Imperial.
Nj en- la sombra, nj de noche, nj de
ningun modo, Sc puede librar Ell que
vive en- estas regiones del rigor de la
temperature. Sc cita como I'm deta-
lie que demuestra el panico que infun
de ell calor entire los habitantes del
Vale Imperial, ell siguiente: en- los
primeros dias de JUNO emplezan a E.
mjgrar los mendigos......
Los trabajadores exijen en- estos
diaS hielo Y cerveza helada; Sc traba-
ia solo en- Ia ~madrugada Y una par
te de la mariana; en- las horas de me-
do dia Y principles de Ia tarde, los
trabajadores permanecen en- Ia SOM
bra, pues de otro modo caerian muer
toS de insolacion.
va sc han dado varies casos fata-
les producidos por ell calor.
La lamentacion de algunos empiea-
dos, es eSta: Que lastima que el 60
bernador sea miiitar: solo los militia
res pueden soportar este china 49,"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-29

Los ninos. cuando padcccn de lombrices
en- cl cst6mago, siempre estan palidos. en-
fermos y predispuestoS L contraer enferme-
dadeS dc caracter verdaderamcnte se-io. La
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE expulsa las
lombriccS. y ponc a los nihos en- ~rerfectaS
condolences de Salud. De venta en- Ia Boti-
Gu San Pedro. dc K. Cohn & Co.. San An
tonic. Texas. (Adv.J
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02
Your Last Copy?

The subscriptions of nearly 200
Post Dispatch subscribers expired
yesterday, January 1st. Despite
the fact that their subscriptions
have expired, we are sending
them this additionalcopy. Kind
ly look at your label and if it
shows your subscription out, do
us the favor to renew. We regret
having to discontinue anyone's
paper, but this will be the last
copy you who are behind will re-
ceive unless you renew. This is
not "bull'' or camoufage, but
straight business. mo pay, no
paper"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02
Many Cases Of Flu.

With the coming Of inclement
weather, the flu epidemic seems
to have received a fresh. impetus
throughout the county. There
are many cases in Hamlet,
Rockingham and Ellerbe, and all
the mill villages, and rural sect.
ions. The total deaths from flu
in the county to date number 70.
Death record on page s..
The Rockingham schools open.
ed last Monday, the attendance
being about 65 per cent. The
teachers make an inspection Of
their rooms three times a day,
and every child with a cold is
sent at'once home. Very few Of
the schools in the county opened
Monday, the seriousness Of the
fiji situation preventing. The
Ellerbe and Hoffman schools did
not open.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02

C. C. Ineie, clelk Id the Entwis-
tie store, was shot three times on
last Thursday morning, in front
of the store, by Earl Landon.
Ingle was carried to the James
hospital, but died next day.
Landon was arrested and lod-
ged in jail. A hearing was had
before Squire Guthrie Tuesday
afternoon in the courtroom, the
crowd in attendance numbering
over a hundred. w. R. Jones
prosecuted for the State, while
Landon was defended by BynuIn
& Thomas, H. S. Boggan and D.
]. Cashwell. The State introduc-
ed a number of witnesses, but
the defense introduced none,
waving examination. Landon
was thereupon bound over to
court, without bond, and is now
in Jail for trial next week. 1t is
understood the unwritten law
will be plead.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02
Airplanes at Hoffman.

!. Four Curtiss biplanes landed
at Hoffman Tuesday afternoon,
and after securing gasoline re-
.sumed their northward flight.
They were en- route from San
Diego, California, which they
left Dec. 5th, to Washington.
Two men were in each machine.
They reached Raleigh at 4:40
Tuesday afternoon, and Wednes-
day continued their flight to
Washington.
The landing of these birds of
the air at Hoffman created much
excitement in the community, as
indeed it should.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02
Red Cross Names.

The paperhad hoped to be able
to publish next week the full list
Ofmembers Of the Rockingham
Red Cross Chapter, but inasmuch
as a number Of the townships
have not finally reported It is
thought best to defer publishing
the list until such reports are in.
We shall publish in the issue
nfthe 10th the full list, alphabet
cally arranged. If YOU have
not yet sent your dollar sin and
joined, we urge you to do 50
without delay We want this
published list to be accurate and
to contain every name. All YOU
need to join is a heart and a dol
lar, and the Red Cross needs you,
1t isnot too late to Join; do itnow
That published list will be better
with your name on II.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02
Pardons Granted.

Gov. Beckett has given pardons
to Richmond county men recent
ly with a lavish hand too free
", in some cases.
w. r. and Mike Reddick were
released from the chain gang
Dec. 22nd. and Stansill Jackson
and "A. T. Frye were released the
I24th. All are colored.
The Governor pardoned VIII
Mcneil, colored, the 10Th. Nc
Neiil had served about half of q
20-year sentence in the pen fol
second degree murder. Mcneil
shot Nose Leak, also colored, in
1909, for invading the scanctity
of his home.
Henry Beady, colored, was re
leased from the gang the 24th, he
having completed his l6-months
sentence, less the five days PEI
month allowed for good behavior
This leaves II men now on the
gang. Court convenes next
Monday, from which probably
recruits will be gained.
Kenny Grant was pardoned by
the Governor ON Monday before
Christmas. He was sentenced
in the summer to a year in tht
pen. and at the time of his par
don was at work under guard II
the western part of the State.
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Teachers Meeting.

There will be meeting of the white
teachers of Richmond county in the schoo
auditorium on Saturday, Jan. 18th, al
1890. Every public school teacher in the
county is expected to be present. After
organization, the program for the day will
be as follows:
l Rapeer's Teaching the Elementary
Subjects" chapter one.
2 Rapeer's Teaching FL. Sch. Sub.
jects,' chapter two on spelling, by Mrs.
T. E. Johnston, State Board of Examiners
and Institute Conductors.
8 A spelling assignment and lesson, by
Miss Bernice Turner.
Organized Play as a Factor in
Education" by Supt. c. S. Warren, of the
Hamlet City Schools.
S The Teachers Obligation to the
Pupils She Teaches and the Community
She Serves" by Mrs. J. T. Bennett, of
Rohanen School.
6 Larger Returns for Teachers and
Increased Demands in the Matter Of
Preparation"
Rapeer's Teaching the Elementary
School Subjects is the book on the Read
ing Circle required this year of all public
school teachers in North Carolina. Pass
ing the work on this book is necessary
for the renewal of Certificates Teachers
should bring this book with them to the
teachers meeting. 1t can be secured
from the County Superintendent by mail,
or from Alfred Williams & Co., Raleigh.
The teachers of the county will be ex-
pected to be familiar with the text of
chapters one and two for the meeting.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02

The matrimonial bureau has
been active the past.week. Those
securing license to wed were:
Willie Foster Page and Lena
Stubs, colored. issued Dec. oath
John MeIaugill In and Frances
Lilies, colored, 24th.
Nathaniel Mckay and Blanche
Wade, colored, oath.
Henry Black and Hulda Bald
win, white, issued oath.
II. ID. McC cCraney and Nora F,
Watts, white, 18th.
Clyde G. Moree and Nellie G
Gore. white. 26th.
Tom Dawkins and Sallie E
Shepherd, white, Goth.
Joe Tom Thompson and Rebec
ca Russell, white. 9th.
Aaron Dumas and Nora B
Wall. colored. 18th.
Collin Broomfield and Randy
Green, colored, 18th.
Ebert Johnson and Maria Nc
|Intosh. colored, 18th.
John B. Pankey and Annie
Baldwin, white, 30th.
Robert Wall and Lenora Cot
man, colored. issued Jan. lst.
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SUPERIOR COURT
Criminal Term Begins Next
Monday. 43 Cases on
Docket. Three Murder
Cases.

The January term of superior
court for trialot criminal cases
will convene next Monday, Jan.
9Th, Judge T. j. Shaw presiding.
There are 7 colored prisoners
and one white in jail awaiting
trial. 43 cases are on the docket.
There are 3 murder cases set
for trial, but doubtless two Of
them will be for manslaughter
only. Tom McEeachan, colored,
will be tried, accused of giving
poisoned liquor 10 a colored
woman, thereby causing her
death, over a year ago. He is
under $500 bond. Sol Brigham,
white, will be tried for the death
of Tobe McKoy, white; he is also
out under bond. Earl Landon,
white, will be tried for the death
Of C. c. Ingle; he is in Jail, no
bond being allowed; a special ven
ire will be summoned for this
last case.
The jurors drawn for the term
were published by the PostDis-
patch Dec. 5th, but we again give
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02
Kings Daughters.

Next Monday, Jan. 9th, is. the
anniversary Of the founding OF
the Silver Circle Kings Daugh-
ters and the Circle has set apart
this day to be annually observed
as Kings Daughters Day. Ac-
cordingly, a canvass will be made
|of the city next Monday to Sc
|care contributions to help carry
on the work Of the organization
and our people are urged tc
contribute as literally as posi-
bic. Il
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Red Cross Shipments.

The Rockingham Red Cross
Chapter just before Christmas
shipped several large boxes Of
IOlothing and supplies to Atlanta
headquarters. One box contain
ed emergency hospital supplies;
these had been bought for the
linen shower and would have
been sent earlier but were used
in the Great Falls hospital. The
box contained 81 sheets, 16 doz.
bath towels, 33 doz. face towels,
% doz. handkerchiefs, 2 doz.
napkins.
Another box contained 5 doz.
outing underclothes; another box
had 100 comfort bags.
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Suggestions and Questions on Chapter l, Rapee,

Suggestions and Questions on Chapter l, Rapeer.
/ Underscore all statements in the
chapter that appear striking to you or
worth remembering.
2 What is the authors opinion OF
present day professional stano ards for
teachers?
8 In what sense are teachers makers
Of society?
What do you think is the best
statement of the goal or aim of education!
S What is meant by social science and
why important to the teacher?
What is embraced in the term
social efficiency"
T. Study carefully and in detail the
table on page Is on which the funda
mental minimum essentials for socia
efficiency are given. /.
IN g. five. accept this, what lines D
work in our course of study should re
ceive more stress and attention?
9 On page II, occurs the statement
THE teacher is not mere drill master
of sacred subject matter, but a builder
of civilization, a maker of citizens" etc
Prepare to discuss this statement fully.
10 Study McMurry's standards for the
elimination of subject matter on pags
20-23; also Yocums, page 24-25.
IL Go over your course of study, scar
your tests in arithmetic, history an6
geography. Divide the contents oi
these tests into 3 classes essential, less
!, essential, and non-essential
IL In view Of the time the schools
have lost this year by reason of influenza
this survey should determine how you
can economic time and effort. by 1eav
ing out less essential subject matter.
L. ]. BELL.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-01-02

-Four white boys are in Jail here
awaiting trial at courtnext week,
They are Lee, Claud and viii
Diggs, claiming Anson county as
their home, and Clarence Bur.
|nette, Of Norfolk. The boys
work at Norfolk, but came here,
with a young girl, May Barrett,
last Sunday. On Monday they
stole WiIlic McTntosh's Ford
from in front of the Richmond
Garage, and started northward
Near Raleigh they had a blow.
out, and SO offered the car 10 :
negro for 500. The Negro
agreed, but heing sl,snicio,,s tol1
them to 80 to gossss.,ss;gs..s with hin
land he would get the money
This they did. and the negro in
formed tile police, and their ar
Irest followed, The boys confess
Eed the local officers were wired
land Chief CoYiigton went X
Raleigh Tuesday and brought
Ito Jail here. Inc girl was left il
Ithe hands Of the federal authori
Ities Al Raleigh, as probably
white slavery case win later de
velop against Burnette.