ItEWS THAU .AJTY OTHER PAP Sit Q( THE STATE.
NEWS
THB WBATHER?Protxbto ?kovan toalgkt and Waliwlir
aJHEgtfoN N;?~fuMDAT ffihbtNooN iunf.'is ?is ko.m
REV. R. L GAY
DEALS WITH
"TIGERS"
TM4S OF HAVOC THB8K IX&TI
I ' T^KSS. *?w
A STRONG SERMON
la Low
The local liquor queetioo. the ef
fect? of drink, tho changes that
tare been made 4b recent jeer? re
gar^lnd the rum propoettloo and
the methods of operating "blind
tigers" were discuesed by Rev. R. L.
10*7. -pastor of ?he Jlkst Baptist
church, Sunday night tn one of the
most Interesting wraoai erer heard
In "Washington. Mr. Gay spoke
etralght from thb slfoulder. Hie
words la fcart were as follows
"? bar keeper 1a not a good man.
He never was * good man. I say
that the blind tiger ia not a good
man. He onght not to he a rt
epectable man; ought not to be re
?pected. The man who engages In
the traOo of liquor knowe that It,
ia killing men; he knows that tt it
making widows and orphans?he
fcaowe aH that. He knows, as one
of the greatest men has eaid, "It
kills more men than war, pestilence
and famlno combined.'' And yet
brethren, we hare not got as strong
a sentiment against H as we ought
to hare. He engages In the busl
nees to make money- Since we hare
bad prohibition and the law fortrldp
a man to sell it, he Is lawless In
doing it. He does not carfe anything
for his country. He is not
triot His one aim Is to make good
la gold coin. He does not care tor
the law, and eo he is a criminal, and
he knows that he is a criminal. Bo
that la not all of it. The maa
m<ia la that business i
defend himself. Amy man who maa
a blind tiger will He on the witneea
stand?you know thai: Now a man
who Is engaged In the meanest bns
lnees on earth, protecting hlmsel
by Mes Is not a food man, Is he? He
ought not to be respected. He not
only goes Idto i| with the purpose
of perjurm? himself for bis own
protection, but with the Idea that
he is going to make his friends
swear to a We to protect him. The
man who Is engaged in that business
is engaged In the meaneet business
on earth. He Is an all-around vil
han; he Is an all-around criminal.
He is the most degraded man In your
town, no matter wha? his name may
be. He !e not lit to associate with
decent people. He demoralises your
town. He le not a good man,
Summer School
Starts Today
VltonHj of N. C. Bedna Heaatoa
of Hu m nv Chapel
Chapel Mill. Jons 1?.?The Unl
TWIttr ttamwr School begin. 4t?
twaatr-al4Mh HUton June It
Taaadar and Wednwlir tki?
waak are reclatratloa daji. mod on
Thar ?day wo+. wll^ K In In oar
???t. Orar ?W toach.. > and aty
dan la ha*a illDl?,. their Intention
M attending; whtla thaaa who hare
made a* ieaw laUtin aad other, who
will enter lata. WIN yrakablr brinx
tka anmW op to lit. there la
ararr Indication at thle bala? tke
mom aaeeawfal and ?ratable eae
atoa la tha hletorr of tha Rehool
Cantata at C.
M* E. Church
wm u*
I* aatnd cantata, entitled "Para
dtaa." will to ft ?an a? tka C. ? ?
ohareh Tho radar nl(M. bafftaalkg
at eight o'olosd Twaatr-i*e voloaa
will taka part 4a tha niacin* it
yker of aoloa, dnata aad tear
tattae wfll h? faalaraa/?? tha *
cram Admlaalon of it ceata will
ha ehargad. ipeolal arraageneat.
kare kaaa Hie lor "white peraona
A committee from Aurora went
te New Bern yesterday to confer
wlth the commissioners of Cravens
county relative to securing the u
?unw of that My In the good
roadh work I? being contemplated.
It is necessary for the people of
Aurora to travel for a distance of
about eerven miles along a road
wMch leads to both Washington and
New Bern. As the latter city would
derive considerable benefit from the
improved road, it was thought prob
able that the county commissioners
would lend their assistance in the
matter.
When the Aurora committee,
which consisted Of W. A. Thompson,
W. L. Selby ? and T. W. Lawrence,
appeared at the Cravens county
court house, they found that the
board was not in session and that
no definite answer could be given to
their proposition. They Interviewed
ths chairman of the board, however,
and the latter gave them reasonable
inrance that Cravens county would
contribute two doUsrs for - every
dollar raised by the people of Au
rora. The matter will be brought
up -for action at the next meeting of
the board of commissioners.
"Good roads'' continues to be the
princlpsl topic'of conversation in all
parts of the county and interest. In
stead Of lagging, is growing more
daily. ~ ?
Opposed to
The Dog Law
BELIEVE THAT
CRAVEN CO.
WILL HELP
SAW CHAIRMAN
Local Keeident (jives Opinion* on
Matter. Tell* Why Law Who u hi
Be Abolished.
Editor Dally News,
Washington, N. C.
Dear sir:
1 have noticed considerable agi
tation during the last few days over
an ordinance which the board of
alOfrmen intend going into effect
on Prlday ?of this week. There ap
pear? to be a good deal of opposition
to this law from certain channels.
The law Is dead wrong from
start to finish. We don't want any
thing Uhs it ? for Washington.
Why should the liberty of dogs be
infringed upon?' ft is unreasonable
and unjust. Let the anlmalj^ have
the same Mberty as they have bad
heretofore. Let them go sniffing
around the vegetable? and fruits In
ths grocery stores. Don't chase the
dogs away from around the market
Let them stay there so that they
can annoy ladies and children who
desire to do <Uie8r tiding there.
And even if s dog should accident
ally bite some chUd on the street.*;
that Is not of so greet Importance.
The children ought 'to be kept off
the s'.rtets.
Why should we wake up Wash
ington- Let us gq on as we always
have -be^n doing. Even if all th<>
cities in (hie section are enforcing
dog Uhft, that is no rranon why
WsShlngton should do It. Let up
koep the loga. We love to see the'*
mangy presence on the streets, to
have them sniffing sround every
thing they oan reach.
The board of aldermen are unjust
la trying to depHve ue of all this
Very tmly yours,
7 W. C.
Will Inspect
Naval Militia
LieuI. M. W. Connor. (J. 8. N?
Inspector and Instructor for Ui*
State of North Carolina. arrived In
Waakin(toa today and will Inapaet
tir ?th nivlalon add oflcara of the
rirat Battalion, preparatory to f?
tara infraction. tonight Lieut
Ooaaor la om* ot tka boat Uni
authorities la Uli eattton oa karal
mat Ura and the toaal oflloar, and
id men expeot to
.. . a
MAY HAVE TO
| CAJ-L EXTRA
SESSION
SAID THAT WILSON IS THINK
INO 8ERKHHLY OP CALL
f: - " ? WO OONORE8H.
FINANCES LOW
No Secret at Washington thju Gov
ernment's Funds Are Running
* Low at Present Time.
Washington, Jan* IS.?That Pres
ident Wilson is thinking svloaaly
of calling Congreee into extraordi
nary session to 'provide money to
run the government was the opinion
expressed here today by one of the
loading members of the. house of
representatives and a man -who has
always had the conpdence of the
President. ^ \
Whether Congress -w1H .be ask
to extend the war tax measure or
revise the tariff by taking sugar off
the free list 1? not yet settled. It
fai known, that either one or the
other win have to be done. It *.t
no secret in Washington that the
government's funds are running
low and that the question of raising
?ufltelent money to run the govern
ment has caused administrativ
leaderk. considerable anxiety.
To Decorate
For Chautauqua
ltuslneas Men and Property Own em
t'rged to Decorate TTieir Build
ings and Homes.
The chairman of the- decorating
committee for the Chautauqua,
which begins In the city on Friday.
iBawes an urgent request that all of
the Easiness jnen of the d^y start
onee-^' dRbfattiHf ? thrir
places of business along the princi
pal streets of the city. It is aimed
to make a grand dlapjay of banners
and. flags to Inaugurate the Chau
tauqua week, and in order to do
this., each merchant is expected to
take some steps In decorating hi-?
building. The property owners are
also requested to decorate their
homes and residences with flags and
bunting for the occasion.
Many Tickets
Still on Hand
(< uor an torn Miut Dispose of W>00
Worth Before Chautauqua
Opens.
With the Chautauqua but a few
days off, the ticket selling commit
tee are finishing their campaign
with a whirlwind finish. So far the
ralos have been fairly good, but
!here still remains $900 worth of
ticket* to dispose* of. If tickets to
this amount are not sold beforo the
opening of the Chautauqua,,
guarantors will haye to make
(he deflclt.
The guarantors have announced
that parties subscribing for tickets
t. Ill please pay the committee when
oalled upon, a? the Chautauqua Ae
rodatlon Is calling for a settlement
r.nd Immediate funds aro necessary
No season tickets will be sold after
the opehldg of the Chautauqua.
Changes Made
at the Louise
ITaah T?>lor In iTenr NMtht Clark.
: VanXortwV-k. D?T <*?*? ?"?
T. O. mow, trilil
Frank Taylor, of Whlttakar?, ar
rlvad In th? ?ty ywtacday lo "
umi a poaltlan nln ht elark a. the
HotaT during tha abaanca o(
maoan-r. H. A. Tttokar. ft* Ar.
ftummar month*. H. C. VanNort
*1?k, tha traaaot nlitht clark. win
taanma dar dutj? at tha hotal.
whtla T. O. Blow will taka tam
porary man ft m .nt of tha hoalelr;
Mr, Toeker will ?^d moat of hla
Uma aa Ocaair Vlaw. wkara ha will
?aparrlia affair, at tha Ylntlnlfc
Bar hotal. "? win. ?owarar,- a?a*d
a d^jr or twa of aaeh -waak la Waafc.
taftoa.
Mr. Taj lor fcaa a anmbar of
CrlaaM In tha dtr who wm ha ?lad
to aoa him haw a?al?. Ha aatad aa
night elark at th* toataa (mum*
LONDON WOMEN RIOT AGAINST GERMANS
Seen? In a London fllfwt during on? of the rocent aati-Oerm&n riots. The woiqsd In custody of the two con
?tables *M one of a mob Lh*t had wrecked German shops.
Value of Home Economics
Interesting Report Made by Mrs. H. W. Carter, Chair'
man of the State Board.
(Br Mrs. H. W. Carter)
The aim of Home Roooomles Is
to enlarge the earn total of human
happiness by improving the average
of human health and increasing the
purchasing power of the small
purae. It seeks to teach the pur
chasing power of tbfe Individual
purse, not so much itf the manner
of pounds of flour or ^aef that th<^
contents of the purs? WtU buy. but
what in terms of fop d value the
patse 1C*Tfcchffl??'th<r-?ody
of the consumption of time and en
ergy, since efficiency is an necesaary
to the proper management of tho
hrono as to that of ^he office or fac
tory.
Housekeeping is a profession and
though the statement has become
trite, the professional attitude to
ward this business !? far from be-|
!ng reached.
From a'selfiah standpoint. 1 re-'
grrt to say my time an Chairman of
Home Economics expires during this
meeting. The office has been the'
source of a great opportunity for
education along the line of the most
| tapor.ant work this Federation baa
vndertaken. L--have tried to do
j c?me good ui repay the Federated
Hubs for having given me such a
wonderful opportunity to learn lea
?on^by actual experience.
T have demonstrated to my own
satisfaction that a woman can cul
tivate her own garden to the beae
ilt of family and friends and Im
prove her own and the health of her
family and Increase the else of her
'?ocket book. snd. at the name time.
Mlustra.A to every one that It 1?
?'?"wr to raise vegetables than to
Guarantors
Meet Tonight
oortjuti Matter* to be Brought
Up. MMln* at. Cliambfr "of
Cflmmf?*.
A meeting of the Chantauqua
Riinraotorn will be held In the Chsm
i^er of Commerce rooms tonight. at
S:80 o'clock Several Important
matters ar? to be brought op and It
! Is urgently requested that all mem
bers be In attendance.
MADE TO MKAM7RK ? OITTRRM
ar*1 apoula. OaeoHne tank* to
M. an7 ah?pe boat or auto. Tla.
gal van I ie4 Iron or alate roofing
done at .abort notloe. Phone
"JM, West Sd 8t. J. V. HARPER
I 6-15-1tc.
buy them, and 60 grow a great num
ber of different vegetable? In the
open garden during the winter
months. 1 have learned that I could
serve a four course luncheon to 140
county teacher? for $12.29.
1 have told you how I have learn
ed to serve a cheap but nice lunch
eon. and now 1 will nay 1 have learn
ed system In labor also, as very re
cently 1 had promised to serve a
luncheon for an organisation of
-Whlchl sun a member aad Thursday
my cook went home sick. I went
riding and to a book'club meetitu?
did alj my own homework, had a
I number of callers, and served a well
I prepared luncheon on Saturday ;ev?n
better than If 1 had had plenty of
servants In the house. We ser\e<l|
7C> plates for 112.10, chicken Jel'y ,
bouillon with rcayonslse. and parc-^
ley and crackers; shlcken salad on
lettuce leaves, cranberry Jelly, pick
les. celery, bread, crackers, and Ice I
tea with lemon, and pineapple sher
bert and cake.
If by my feeble effort? I have In
duced twenty people to start gar
dens snd ten to say that through m*
tpey have given luncheons for their
clubs for one-half the old price, do
you blame me. dear club women, for
giving tip my work with deep re
t^et? I have served my two yesr?
as Chairman of Home Economics
snd have lesrned all thee* thtnr*
snd many more because I wan
Chairman. The government >>a*
kept jtie istrpplfed with literature
which I have sent out, and dally and
woekly letters which I have turneu
ovnr to the various papers for pub
llca.lon.
4 Violations
of Traffic Laws
11 rough t F p in R#wrdm' Court
YmtmUjr. IMA^nnUi Wfr?
All Fined.
Four ran m ' of traffic violation*
?wore brought up In the Recorder's
court yesterday afternoon. Jam?*
Weston wn charged fflth having no
rear light on Ma machine. He wan
retained upon payment of costs. Two
cmAi, both charge* of ?peedIng.were
brought against fllngleton Wallace.
He wng taxed 18.00 4rd cost? in
each caae. Will Leary, colored.'wan
charged wtth speeding and fined
$4.00 and costs.
James Kelly, charged with as
aault, was released upon payment of
coats.
HOME
Building A(id Loan Association
Will Open a New Series July 3rd. COME IN.
Cell ftt Ranking House of
Savings & Trust Company
v * For Booklet Explaining It
In addition to tbn numerous au
tomotiile? that are expected to par
ticipate In the automobile parade
on Friday, there will be a brigad?
of f-fty young woiueu with umbrel
la.s and a t-rlgado of fifty young
men, with ?ashen and attractive t>an- 1
nem for young boya to carry A
kind of motion picture, called
cbronophotogTaphs, twill be taken
of the paradend shown at the
Chautauqua on opening night.
The parade will Htart prompt'y
from the court hous^ at two o'clock.
AJI participant? are rwqupiited lo be
on hand by 1 4 5.
Admioloc to the afternoon per
fornMpce Friday will be given to
all p^tlolpant* of lh?? parade. The
Impression, from yeafrday'a article
In the Dally New?, was construed
by ?orne to mean that fro? admin
alon would be given tn ?ach and ev
ery -?performance of the Chautauqua
In this city. ^V,a=::a
Liquor Case *
Up Thursday
Wm. Swunnrr l<> Answer Charge
Jlelatlve to Shipment of 12 J
Bnml* of I?lquor. /
Big Parade
on Fridayl
In Addition to Antomobilr*. WU1 bo |
Brigade? of Youn^ Men and
? Women.
The crb? against Wm. Swknnfr.
who In alleged to have boon impli
cated In the shipment of twelve bar
r? 1h of herring and liquor to thla
city Saturday, will be brought up
before the recorder on Thursdaj
thin wftek.
Mr. Swannor. It la #tnted. mi ;
the assertion that he knowa noHitr.g
of the shipment and that, the liquor
was evidently shipped to Wanhing
tnn through mistake.
Is Advocate
?Of AJew Law
J. H. Rrklln (ilve* HI? R*'a*on? for
PevorlnR the IVopoerd
Doc Iaw.
Mr. Edltof:
1 have r*ad several articles in
your paper concerning the do? la?
1 happened to be at the meeting of
the board of aldermen at the time
the law was passed and there teem
od to be very little opposition to H
As for myevlf, T was heartily In fa
vor oMt and I do not se? any reason
why the dog *hou4d have any fhor
liberty than the horss, hog or cow.
for we already have a law prevent
ing these animals from running at
large. It senna to me that the horse,
hog and cow are of a great deal
more benefit to humanity than the
dog. and I believe that the eight* of
*11 kinds of dogs In all kinds
shapes on the ^ streets, fa a public
nulsanc? and should be dnlt with
as sneli *
As to modifying the law, I h?
Here in equal right* to all and
s(?elst privileges to mme
* *. SCKW,
BIG TEUTONIC
IS
y lolUP.t
ULi
AIMED
ANNOUNCEMENT HAYS THAT 10,
OOO RUSSIAN I*RJpONERH
WI-3RK CAPTUKKD .BY THK
GKRMAN PORCRS.
RUSSIANS
CONTRADICT
Hay TluU 20,000 Auiitri<?iM am
(?crmjuu Were Killed. Hcmyy
Flghttaff in Franc?. Turin
Kopalno AUiea. British
S?Mum<r Hunk.
London. June 1H.?In nartberta
Galicla, between Prxemyal and Lem
berK. th*re ha? been a renewal of
furloas fighting, and Berlin claim?
the Teutonic allies have gained an
Important victory. An attack along
a forty-five mile ffont 1? said to
have resulted in capture of the Rus
sian positions bntween Cyernlawa.
northwest of Moeciska, and 8lenl?wa
northward of the Sac The an
nouncement says 16,000 prisoners
were taken yesterday.
20.000 Austrian* Killed.
A pre?? d^'patch from Petrograd
gives anothw version, Baying 20,00"
men of the Austro-Geruian attack
in^ force* wsrs killed, the remaind
er being routed.
Heavy Fighting in Prance.
In Northern France heavy light
ing continues. The Oerman -war
oftico today announced that the
French had sustained a severe de
feat near Arras. The Kretich mili
tary authorities asserted a German
work had been captured near Lor
ette. but admitted the Oermans .hai
recaptured part of the entrench
ments at Souchez won the previous
day.
Itrlti?h Htoiuiifr Hunk.
The British steamer Hopetnount,
of 3,300 tons wm sunk oc Lands
Knd by a Gernyvn submarine. The
crew was rescued.
Turk d Ropu I m- Allien.
i I ??a vy JljtHHnc has be?n resumed
the Galllpoll p?*nln?ula. The
Turkleh war office announces that
attack* of the French and British
force? HK?Sn*t thn Turk lah right
??Inp were repuln?d. and that the
allies were thrown back to fhelr
original positions with heavy louse*.
-_i
AuMro-ltjUlan lint tie.
OrnupaMon of the Carlnthlan
town of Valentina by thn Italian?
I* announce officially at Rome.
Along the Teonfco river a battl* of
larro proportions hae been In pro
;r?? fvnral day*. Although *ha
T- apparently havn won *ome
?/"S* igea. the | Austrian* have
Sronjrti ? up relnforr*m?iita and are
offering determined realstance
Sink Another Ship.
The S.KOO ton "Brit I ?h M*am?r
-^rndal* ha? been Hunk In the Whit?
fl<~a by r mine.
RAVfl TMKFHR.
Tnhln* picture* with * Kodak 1?
bully jrood wport that lawte ?II tb
r*ar ronnd. You nlmplr *?n't b?et
f? for r^el fnn. a* tho?e who've
tried It ren t?M yea T/et ?? be tb<?
one t? ?ell yoa a kodak: for" that
t? oar bndneea pnrHy end simply
We know yotir went* end een help
rr.n. TIA'Kim'B BTTJDTO. ?
?mall r?cta About Mora??.
O ray horarii era the tonnes) lived
? nd cream oolomd ones the oin?t nf
?????fed h* ??Tiwimur? ,-??ne#^?
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