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TAIL SAYS ADKINS
Neither Is He' Equipped
With Herns or
Hoofs
Entered at the post office in New
ItfrM ( , , 1.. - " ai '
' TUESDAY, JUNE IS. 1U
Who said that Summer
gring in the lap of Spring?
li r.
"Wave of Prosperity After the
War" pipes a headline in the Nor
folk Virginia-Pilot. We don't care
if it is n tidal wave either.
Secretary Bran is scheduled to
make another statement" today or
tomorrow. About the best message
he could send out to the people of
this country, wou Id he to th
that he expects to c rawl in a
pull the hole la after him.
in LOVISC EtyiUUASCC
MR. ft. E. W1LUAUS
fcr C I Maftsfi jraUMisf . ..
ant 'smmumAmi J C UtkTftt tat MM
effect
hole and
d h
Its
Over in Kins ton they placed the
Mayor under artist tor exceeding
his authority l personally turning
two men out ot tall am
piven a hearing today
an unusual occurance to place
chief executive of a city
but if lie actually violate!
he should be
other citizen.
will be
rather
Hi,
under arrest
1he law
treated just like any
Captain
police force,
to his cap yi
cart li
. L. Bryan of the local
, added another feather
t erla w lien lie ran 10
irglar w ho had left no clue
in his wake except a screwdriver.
New Bern lias a pretty good poliei
force but the pick of thein, when it
comes down to a question of crimt
detecting, is undoubtedly in favor of
Captain Bryan.
Its runny how people will get t
fool not inn in their head and for som
t rival real or imagined cause, com
nit suicide, isn't it? Over in Rich
mond Sunday a young bride picket
up such an idea and as a result sht
is now no more and t lu re an' hundred;
of similar cases everv month. Death
may be preferable to life in some
cases, but knowing what is awaiting
on the other i nd, it looks like the foils
who shuffle themselves off this mor
tal coil, would think long before tak
ing the fatal step.
Now her. ! la Bible does it say
the aWril has harms, hools aad a fork
ad tad, iw tit peopir ' the
burning lrr, bt on tm oaaUmr.Y,
il aays ha was mated perfect in
beauty, and full of wisdom. ustil
a was found in turn The fortgo
,af is one of the Main thoughts ol
Evangeliat W L Adkins, which he
ave in his address, "The Origin,
History, and Destiny of Satan.'
last night to a very large snd inter
ested audience, at the tent, corner
of Broad and Burn streets.
He further stated that before the
devil sinned, hie name was Lucifer.
meaning day star. "He was chief
of the angels and next in position
to Christ.
"A description of sa'i n, r l.uci-
er is i:ien in Rzekitl 2Mb. chapter
from the i lever-1 h .er.e and onward,
under tie r. U 1 the king of Tyrus.
Here it is , xpressly stated that he
liecame exalted because of his beau
ty, and the desire entered his heart
to become equal with God. He said
he would exalt his throne above
(lod. (Isa, 14-12-14) (letting a
large number of angels to sympa
thize with him, he led them to war
against Christ and the angels that
did not join him, but they prevailed
not, neither was their place found
any more in Heaven. (Rev. 12:7-9.)
Jesus said, 'He beheld satan as light
ning fall from heaven.
"From planet to planet the de
ceiver went, seeking a foothold. He
was refused allegiance until he came
to this planet and succeeded in hyp
notized Eve. Thehrst thought that
he tried to instil in her mind was
the same one he had in heaven,
that of being (Jod. (den 3:5.)
Had Uod demonstrated his su
perior power over Lucifer, now called
satan, innocent beings, having no
demonstrated understanding of the
results of transgression, would have
feared their maker, and from hence
forth would have served him from
fear, rather than love, or else some
of them would have started the re
bellion again, thinking that satan
was right in his attitude. Thus, di
vine wisdom would have destroyed
his purpose in creation; hence the
long suffering of Clod in permit ting
satan and Sin to run their course, that
all of fckreatures might understand,
Our antsw reps unity was deeply
grieved tn teen of the death of Mr
R R Wilhsjea, waa died at au boas
at Craataa Thursday Bight Jan 10th
He suffered several weak with the
terriah- dima. tathsaa. Day by day
he gradually hitf wanker. Finally
his conditio becaaae alarsniag. but
the thought of death did not frighten
: in. His Mtfferings were great, but
he bore them walk He was a true
and consistent member of the presby
teriaa church at Croataa, and was a
fbithful and efficient superintendent
of the Sunday school.
Oh. bow much we do miss him from
his work that was good!
He has gone to his home in Heaven
where he has already received his
weh me and is resting on the bosom
of his Savior.
He was Go years and one day old
II, leaves a loving wife, two daughters.
hvc sons, one hrother ana a nost oi
relatives and friends to mourn their
sad loss.
Wee i) not dear loved on. for w
know that our loss is Heaven's gain.
May God in His tender mercies
comfort the bereaved ones and help
us all to prepare to meet Him in
Heaven.
NORTH CAROLINA
MILITIA MAY
HAVE
Two Young Men Have
ft red to Do the
Flyinf
vn
ILUnWlaKI IV
JtarariiiPKi
Of
Through this earth life is sweet
for all 'tis best
By 'emptations and griefs 'till ye
rest.
He is living in love: for him no regret.
God called and he answered, 'Tis best.
Oh, how sweet it will he in that
beautiful land!
So free from all sorrow and pain,
With songs on our lips ami with harps
in our hands,
To meet one another again.
A Friend,
G. L. W.
Riverdale, N. C.
Between Bryan and Dernburg, we
hardly know which to pick ns being
the greatest explainer.
ill
1 point
talking
I hat
to a
that
have
When you read
everv time you b
newspaper man you can say
"this is for political ion," you wil
reached the stage of prominence.
Deciding that he could not say
( nought in one statement Kx-Secre-tary
of State William Jennings Bry
an, has announced that he will issue
a three part missive, giving out one
section a day. After the final one has
been ladled out to the public we ex
pect that the great advocator of
harmony will condescend to have a
few more words to say.
Senator Simmons, i n Washington, is
making an inquiry into the question
of dyestuffs which are needed i n this
country. The greater portion of this
has in the past come from Europe
and, although attempts have been
made here to produce the same
arti-lc, these have not proven to be
a success. However, the time lias
come when something must be done
and the dyes migh.t as well be labelled
"Made in America" as other articles.
The extension of the gas mains
to Riverside is about completed. The
big four inch main t lint was put down
on Pastel! r beginning at Queen -and
extending to Rivi rside, was connected
yesterday with the main on Queen
street. The residents of the suburb
have been using gas for several weeks,
but the supply was from a small
piw and only a few consumers could
be accommodated. Now that this
Inrge main is in commission, the il
eum pan . which is under the super
vision of J. K. Palmer, is in a posi
tion to furnish all the gas that the
people residing in Riverside need.
that the way of transgression is un
happiness, misery, and death. Love,
gentleness, kindness, and long suff
ering toward the rring, would draw
his creatures back to God.
"However," said the speaker, "the
time will come when satan will, with
11 lis followers, be destroyed.
put it in the words of Ezekiel
28th chapter, 17th, 18th and 19th
verses, 'Thine heart was lifted up
because of thy beauty therefore
will I bring a fire from the midst
of thee, it shall devour thee, and 1
will bring thee to ashes upon the
earth, in the sight of all them that
behold thee. All they that know
thee among the people shall be as
tonished at thee: thou shall be a
terror, and nevir shalt thou be any
more.' Kvangelist Adkins will speak to
night on "God's Definition of love."
toRYAN TO ISSUE
THIRD STATEMENT
Says He Will Be Heard
From Today or Tomorrow
THE FORD IN
MOTION PICTURES
The Moving Picture Department of
the Ford Motor Company has recently
added some remarkable films to the
Nation-wide service of the Ford Ani
mated Weekly. One of the most in
teresting of these is a scene showing
the n i itary ceremonies conducted
by the I'nited States Engineering
Department on the occasion of the
rilling the 'ast gap in the mil ion-and-a-half-di
liar sea-wall in Galves
ton Bay. A signicant feature of
this, showing the national promin
ence of the Ford Animated Week
ly is the fact that the United States
government wired to the Ford Motor
Company announcing that to take
these pictures a government tug
would be placed at the disposal of
the Ford operators.
Ford photos were also taken of the
two sea-raiders, Kron Prinz Wilhelm
and Prins! Kite , now interned at New
port Neyvs for the balance of the war.
The two daring commanders, Cap
tains Tluerfelder and Thierichen, and
the crews of the German warships are
shown and also the work of transfer
ring the British prisoners to the steam
er Cassandra which took them back
home.
Other new films are President Wil
son opening the bas.'ball season in
Washington; Regnar Ontvedt, mak
ing a new world ski-jumping rtcord
.if 1 ,"() feet at Denver, and operating
of the new Bennett-Mercier rapid
fin gun, firing 450 shots a minute.
MACHINES COSTLY
Best Plan to Purchase One
Would Be By Public
Subscription
(RT W. T. ROM
Raleigh, Jane 14 Adjutant Gen
eral Laurenee W Young has oaWi
from Henry K. Crowell and Harry
K. Noland, of Asheville, to do flying
for the North Carolina Natfoaal
Guard in its effort to put aeroplanes
into the military work. Mr. Crowell
writes of a plan to raise the money
for such machines and says: "it is
my idea that if the State cannot
afford to bear the expense of the same
(referring to the machines.) the mon
ey might be raised by statewide public
subscriptions in the same manner
as the French and (ieriuan aeroplanes
fleets were built "
General Toung and all the guard
understand that the money must
be raised by popular subscription.
There is HO appropriation for such
equipment now. North Carolina
is undertaking nothing new in this
plan, several states having tried it
with success. The state is merely
trying to keep pace. Both young
men offering to aid in the raising of
money by giving exhibitions or by
any other plan, have had training
with the Curtiss Company and un
derstand the flying business.
Governor Craig today named Miss
Annie Fry, of Greensboro, sponsor
for the State of North Carolina at
the Guilford Battle Ground oelebra-
tion July 3. The tiovernment was
not able to send the troops to the
ground as it had done two years in
succession but soldiers will have
their part in the big day.
Governor Craig's office today made
requisition upon the Governor of
New York for James Hill, wanted in
New Hanover county for the com
pletion of a term of sixteen months.
Hill escaped from the chain gang
and of course went to New York.
Want Farm Life School
E. M. Rollins and W. P. Harris,
of Henderson county, were here to
day asking the department of edu
cation for information and aid in
a proposed farm life school.
Recently two localities in the coun
ty voted school bonds, bach wants
the farm life institution but there is
only one school. By agreement the
community which is voted the farm
life school will concede the graded
school to its rival bidder.
I er trw. DM I
UWftaa wader hit
a aaaaxl v ai
jh" wai Mnarhaad City sad arrival
fhs M Ram ysilaraay afWaoam
rrom aera they Ml to WaattoaV
N C . aad today they a Ol f
ovar tha Baas of (ha Rafhavwa Drato
aga DfcMat, rtoaratog to Norfolk
the middst of the weak
tr-
MAJOR PORTION
OF STOMACH GONE
New Bern Man Undergoes
Remarkable Operation
At Baltimore
Baltimore newspapers yesterday
carried an interesting story telling
of one of the most remarkable medi
cal operations ever performed and
in which the patient was 8. Coplon
of this city.
Mr. Coplon was afflicted with (
tumor of the stomach and three
weeks ago went to the Maryland
eity where he entered the Maryland
University Hospital for treatment.
The physicians found that the op
eration was necessary and this was
performed and all but about two
inches of Mr. Coplon's stomach was
removed.
With only two inches of his diges
tive apparatus remaining in service,
Mr. Coplon will not be able to eat
very much and, if he follows out the
orders of the physicians he will, when
he prepares to dine, take one spoon
ful of food every fifteen minutes.
If he takes as many as ten spoon
fuls it will consume two and one
half hours of time and if he eats
three times each day he will spend
seven and a half hours in dining.
Mr. Coplon is one of six men in
the world who are thus afflicted. The
physicians are of the opinion that he
will be in good shape within a short
time and will live for many years.
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Washington, June 1-1 W. J. Bry
an, at Old Point Comfort, todaypvid
he will i ssue another statement Tues
day or Wednesday on "the causeless
war."
An unidentified tuc is believed to
havejburned and sunk with all aboard
off the Virginia capes Friday. The
cutter Onnntlago rushed to the scene
but found nothing. It is thought she
arrived too late.
The Census Bureau today reported
cotton consumption exchisive of lint
ers to have been 403, R87 running hales
in May, against 466,744' bales in
May. 1014. Active cotton spindle
exi or-s may exceed the same of May
in last year.
NEED HAVE NO
FEAR OF REPLY
The cit icons of Beaufort county
are slftimli im' ocrtors of the good
roads moi mi nl and are doing every
thing within their power to improve
the conditions of the thoroughfare
in that section. One of the highways
that is giving them so much concern
is that leading from Aurora to
New Bern. This is, at points, in
pretty I nid shape and a nommittec
has lieen appointed to come to Cra
ven county and confer with th Board
of ( 'nmmissioners in regard to co
operating and putting the road in
excellent shape. If this is Hone it
will hp of benefit to N.w Ban as
well as Aurora and if the citi
aens of that county will do their
share of the work, there la every
, eaaon to believe that the local eom-
The work of building a concrete
floor to the building occupied by the
New Bern Fire Engine Company, has
been started and will be rushed to
completion as rapidly as possible.
The Fire Department Committee
of the Board of Aldermen, was in
structed at. the last meeting of the
Hoard to liave this work done.
The amount of freight being
handled locally, by the Norfolk Houth
ern Railway Company is very grat
ifying to J. p. C. Davis, local agent
for this company. Mr. Davis stated
yesterday that while the amount of
truck that is being handled in not as
large as is usually handled at this
time of the year. Business in other
elasa of freight is very satisfactory.
Mr. Davie attributes the small amount
of truck to the low prices, and is of
the opinion that it will he moved ia
a larger bulk when the price increases.
To Stop the)
rfKAUWO OIL.
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i ntrsat with Dm assnt.'
rOSTKK S ANTISKFTI
N Gens la Oa Dai. Pa
Boi'lin, June 16 America need
have no apprehension about the Oer
man reply, high officials of the Oer
man foreign office today told the Unit
ed Press. They said thoy were much
impressed by the friendly tone of the
second note. They said the note will
not be answered before the arrival
or Ur. Meyer Uerhard, personal em
issary of Ambassador Von Bernstorff,
and also indicated that the Balkan
situation is occupying a lot o( atten
tion at the foreign office.
MARSDEN J. PERRY
PRAISE STATE N. C.
New York Railroad Mag
nate Gives Journal
Glowing Reports
CHICAGO IN GRIP
OF TRAFFIC TIE-UP
Chicago, June 14 Chicago is in
the grip of the worst traffic tie-up in
its history. No surface cars are run
ning. Fourteen thousand and Ave
hundred motormen, conductors, shop
men and ticket sellers are affected by
the strike. No violence is reported.
The men arc it ri king for m re pay
and bettern working conditions. Big
downtown depju-tment stores are de
serted, and the shop girls are unable
to reach their places of work.
CHAMP CLARK'S SON TO WED
MISSOUftlAN
Columbia, Mo., June 14 At a
luncheon at the home of the bride-
ct today the engagement of Miss
Helen Morton Itohnett, of Columbia.
and Bennett Clark, mi of Hpeakar
Champ Clark, of the National House
of RepresentativML was announced.
The Speaker, eon Is parliamenta
Marsden J. Perry, of New York,
chairman of the Board of Directors
of the Norfolk Southern Railway
Company, was very optimistic in
his praise of the section of North
Carolina traversed by his road in an
interview given the Journal yesterday
afternoon.
Mr. Perry stated that all over this
territory he sees great improvement
along agricultural lines. Acres hat
increased greatly and the farmers
are cultivating ttieir land in more
scientific methods. He attributes
the growth of this section of the State
greatly to the excellent railroad ac
commodations that his company has
been furnishing. He said that hit
company had been giving the best
services that it was possible for them
to give and the response of the
people has been very gratifying.
While the growth and Improve
ments in this section of the State
has been wonderful since the Norfolk
Southern leased
North Carolina
the Atlantic and
road, Mr, Perry
looks for greater things during the
nest score of years. He said that
the people have awakened to a rea
lization of what there it in the soil
of Eastern North Carolina and are
going after it in a more business like
manner. The Eastern Carolina far
mer is raising lots of stuff and their
product is of the beet quality. Now
that the old time ideas of farming
and other business enterprises has
been replaced by modern ideas, Mr
Perry looks for the next generation
to be one of great prosperity
Mr. Perry was also profuse la hit
praise of President Young, of this
company. He attributes the present
prosperity of the Norfolk Southern
to the efficiency of Mr. Young.
Tn the party accompanying Mr.
Perry were J. H. Young, president;
B. H. Swart wout, vice-president; J,
T. Avery, assistant isiintatj ; E. D,
Kjrte, traffic manager; P. L. Nksh-
chief engineer, of the Norfolk
Southern Railway Company, aad
E. C. Oranberry ..f the Arm of Paris
Forbs and Company, bankets of
New York City. During a part of
the trip which extends over all parte
of he road, they war
HON. C. R. THOMAS
TO MAKE A SPEECH
NEAR GREENSBORO
To Attend the 'Unveiling of
Monument to General
Nathaniel Greene
OTHER JIOTABLES
Many Prominent Men Will
Participate In the
Program
Hon. Charles R Thomas of this
city has been extended an invita
tion to attend the unveiling of the
monument to Nathaniel Greene at
Guilford Battle Ground, near Greens
boro, on July 3 and will make an ad
dress there on that occasion.
Mr. Thomas while in Congress was
instrumental in securing the appro
priation for this monument and the
people of that seolion greatly ap
preciated his efforts. In inviting
him the Guilford Battle Ground
Company passed the following re
solutions: Whereas, Since its organization in
1886 the Guilford Battle Ground
Company has been very desirous
that there should be erected on the
Guilford Battle Field by the United
States Government a monument in
commemoration of the life and ser
vices of General Nathaniel Greene,
Commander of the American forces
at this great battle, and,
Whereas, The Guilford Battle Grou
nd Company and its friends in Greens
boro, in North Carolina, and in the
United States Congress, have ex
pended much time and labor in their
efforts to secure an appropriation
for said monument during the past
twenty four years and,
Whereat, Hon. Chas. R. Thomas,
Congressman from the Third Dis
trict, North Carolina, has given
cordial support in the United States
House of Representatives to the ef
forts to secure such an appropriation,
and made the speech in the House
introducing the hill which was fin-
all passed, therefore,
Be it resolved, That the Directors
of the Guilford Battle Ground Com
pany in special meeting assembled,
do now extend Hon. Chas. R. Thomas
their sincere thanks and apprecia
tion for the very valuable service
he hat given to the Guilford Battle
Ground Company, to North Carolina,
and to the soldiers of the American
Revolution, and,
Be it resolved. That the Directors
of the Guilford Rattle Ground Com
pany do now extend an invitation
to Hon. Chas. R. Thomas to be the
guest of the company on the occas
ion of the un veiling of the monunttnt
to Oen. Nathaniel Greene, on the
Guilford Battle Field.
Resolved. That a opy of these
resolutions be given to the press,
and that the President of the Guil
ford Battle Ground Company be
directed to forward a copy to Hon
Chat. R. Thomas, aad that they he
recorded oa th minutes of the
Ouilford Battle Ground Company.
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