J e with Committee Tells
v! rnment's Action In
Eehalf Of Jews.
;UREP RIGHTS IN BALKANS
Jews In Bulgaria And Servla En
joy Full Rights Discrimina
ted Against In No Way.
New York, Aug. 22. A statement by
Louis Marshall, President of the, Amer
ican Tewish Committee, throws a new
- light on the note recently sent by the
. State Department to the Bucharest
Peace-Conference, suggesting . through
regular diplomatic channels that the
United States would regard with sat
isfaction the inclusion in a treaty of
- a provision securing to all the inhab
itants' of ' the . territories in question
the full enjoyment of civil and re
lieioua libertv. without distinction of
race or creed. " e ' h '
' Mr. ; Marshall's statement in part
iss V ' c .."Y, v Ki
' "On Tan. 14. 1913." the American
" Jewish Committee, recognizing the fact
; that a considerable part of the European
territory of the Ottoman Empire would
be divided among the various nations
that were engaged in the, Balkan war,
" and that the Jewish residents in that
: -territory . might . in " consequence be
jjexlously affected in their civil and
religious rights," urged President Taft
' and the Department of State to make
representations to those concerned in
;... the war and to the European powers
in order that the status and rights of
the Jews who might .be transferred
from the jurisdiction of the Ottoman
, Empire to that of the several Balkan
" states mieht be protected. Conditions
at that time" were such, however, that
tur Government was not in position
to act as requested. - ,,' .
"On March 28, 1913, this subject was
presented to President Wilson, and on
a latter date to the Department of
State by Dr. Cyrus Adler, in behalf of
the American Jewish Committee, and
jonr Government was requested to ex-1
i7clse its feood offices to obtain assur-
ances from the nations concerned
fnt6n.
the negotiations for the treaty affect-
. fng the conquered territory that the in
habitants of such territory would be
. assured the full enjoyment of civil and
Hgiou$ liberty without distinction of,
;t .race or creed, ) (
"Tk llS'iiii'i "ilia re
. -r : alclldUCUI. livu jwo v.. v
cite in detail the substance of corres
pondence from the State, Department
showing what it had done in , the way
of complying with the requests of the
committee, and adds:
"The action of our government is
most gratifying, resulting in the assur-
aice of the conferreesthat the Jewish
citizens of the annexed territories
are to be accorded the same considera
tion as that which other citizens re
: siding therein are to receive. Jews
in Bulgaria and Servia. enjoy the full
rights of citizenship and are not dis
: criminated against in any ; way. The
' public and : formal assurances ; of the
Roumanian Minister of Foreignaffairs
give occasion for the hope thafja larger
number of Jews will be accorded equal
rights under Roumanian rule, and that
this act must pave the way for the com
plete emancipation of the Jews in that
kingdom.
"The American Jewish Committee
. will continue to watch over the inter-
. r T .u
Clb ui tiic jeni in liic jLaiivaii luuuu icq,
i and feels that it can rely upon the aid
of our Government in this humane
..undertaking." - , , ,
THE. PRIZE PGf
EO
WINNER IN THE DUNLAP PONY
CONTEST WILL BE ANNOUN
CED SEPTEMBER 9.
-A
The pony and cart which are to be
given to the boy or girl holding the
, largest number of votes in the Dunlap
Pony Contest which is being conducted
by", a number 'of local merchants ar
rived yesterday. .The cartels one of the
most attractive little conveyances im
aginable snd the pony appears to be a
fine little animal. ' ' - ,
. ' With the outfit is a complete set of
, harness and a set of rubber tired wheels
which may be used instead of the steel
tired wheels if bo desired. The pony and
cart will - be. awarded on , September
9. ' Already millions of votes have been
cast but no one can tell at the present
time who will be the lucky person.
.Yesterday a. vounff harv wa11rr1 infn
- v -- r i
one of the Dunlap Pony Contest stores
and deposited a peck bucket full of
votes. 'All the contestants are at work
and there is no better time to get busy
than at present. ' : -
The pony and cart can be seen at
the J, S. Miller Furniture. Company's
store on Middle 'street. - ' .' ' ' " -
HAS
ARR1V
L i
IT WILL BE SOON AFTER CON
CLUSION OF EASTERN CARO-
: UNA FAIR '
. . - ...'
: - . ' . . . ' .'..I. .
Soon after the conclusion of the Fair
of the East rn Carolina Fair Associa-
tion this fall, the colored people of this
city and section will have a Fair at the
same grounds if plans now being made
are successfully carried out.
James R. , Gillespie, who is , active
I i
in the arrangements for the negro fair,'.
said yesterday that he believes the
colored people ban give a pretty good
exhibition. We. want t( show,"
he :aid, "that we colored people in
P.aqtprn Carolina jir : intprfksfprf in
our state ana mat we nave peen
woric improving our larming ana ae-
yeioping our lanas. we expect to Deitffl very much concerned in the matter
able to give a very creditable exhibi- ef the opening up of a shorter route
tion. - , i 1 T-. from ,;, KPrtinh'tn Ni Rom H;
Some oi tne coioreq Dusmess ana pro
fessional men who are interested in the
undertaking and who have subscribed
to the stock are H. P. Kennedy, J. R.
oiii,pie, j. . nuucy, ivr. r. w.
frisher. Dr. William Mann, rot. W. Hr
jacKson ana s. j. -ooKev ,
n mass iiiccuiw.' ' wu on iuc
night of Aug. 28 in the Hrst Baptist
church and a number ot , addresses
in turtnerance ot tne movement will
be made. It' was stated yesterday
that Secretary J. ' Leon Williams of
the Eastern Carolina Fair Association
had conserited to speak and that Clyde
Eby, president of the Eastern Caro
lina Fair Association, would also be
invited to speak, i
TELEPHONE MANAGER HERE,
F, C; Toepleman, Of Henderson,
. Pays New Bern A Visit.
F. ,: C. ToepIemant of .Henderson,
General Manager of . the' Home Tele
phone - and Telegrpah Company, is
in the city for a few days inspecting
the company's , local office and also
making an inspection of the cable line
which is at present in course of con-
struction between New Bern and Bridge
Mr. Toeplemafl is very much
interestea in tne local voice ana uunng
fhc rtfla traar ntr tnrA linn wi1a- m.mJ
the past year or two has made many
improvements which have greatly bene,
fitted the subscribers. '
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX.
Having qualified as administratrix
of the Estate of B. K. Eryan deceased
late of Craven county North Carolina
this is to notify all persons having
claims against 'the estate of said de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed on or before- the 23rd day of
August f 1914 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make 'immediate payment.
, MISS V. M. BRYAN .
: , ? ' . Administratrix.
New Bern N. C.
.This 23rd day of August 1913.
ii
WIFE OF CAPTAIN , LANGDON
CONTRIBUTES TO ERECTION .
1 , . OF MEMORIAL.. -
S. M. Brinson, treasurer of the De
Graffenreid Monument Fund, yester
day receved a dollar donated to the
fund by Mrs. Langdon, wife of the army
cmcer who had charge' of the recent I
encampment of tropps at Camp Glenn.
-A few weeks ago at Morehead City
Mr. Brinson met Mrs. Langdon. She
showed a great ; interest in the early
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The Best People Eat at
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MOREHEAD CITY, N. C.
DO YOU?
. ' Finest Sea-Food Dinner? in Ths State. "
:' ' ' f R. E. LEE Proprietor.
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Mr. Brinson tu'J 1
with a movement to t ;
unent
- . the Swiss explorer a
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, rngaoa ,a om e ' '
.1 subscribe to . the funj, the
! received yesterday by Mr.
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ot,ng ,n IU'n""ent OI
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BEAUFORT COUNTY ) FEOPLE
J PREFER ROUTE LEADI G BY
' SPRING HOPE CHUIvCII.
at, c T ' Wall VA,rA no.,l
countv. wa9 in the citv Fridav: H !. i
- , petition for theimDrovement of several
0f road from the Beaufort line
it0 Craven and "runnin alon hv
Sorine Hope church, will come un, at the
next meeting of the Craven commis-
sinners which will be MonHav wfc
, The' hitch will come, says Mr. Wall,
over the act that there are two routes
proposed and the Commissioners will
havp to rluvKo' Un '..
two,
Mr. wan believes, however, : that it
can be demonstrated to the satisfac
tion i. pf the,- Commissioners "that f the
route that they should select is the one
that leads by .Spring .. Hope church.
This is the most direct route, and it is
the route that, the people in Beaufort
county, who want to come to ' New
Bern to trade, would like to see opened
by Craven county.
200 SAILORS IN A-RIOT.
Warship's Men Wreck Two Shops
Because Comrade Was Attacked.
XNew i oric, Aug. ii. io avenge a
comrade who was slashed on the face
last Monday night 200 sailors of the
battleship Florida and marines of the
earlv ' yeBtefday piorning on ' Sands
street, Brooklyn
mm. . ' . .
They heard that the .man who h&g
attacked their comrade was in Benja
min Bellacore's barber shop at ; No.
17S Sands street. When the reserves
got there the shop had been wrecked
and. the rioters were bombarding with
bricks Abraham Maltzer's show shop at
No. 160. Before the plice could drive
the bluejackets away this place too had
been demolished. J'
Corporal of Marines fceil S. Folsoe,
Daniel McGinley and William Mott, all
of the Florida, the last named cham
pion boxer of the Navy, were arrested
All three were held 'for. examination
on charges of noting by Magistrate
Voorhees in the Adams street court.'
BULLETINS WORTH HAVING.'
The following bulletins may be ob
tained by writing to the Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Bulletin 142Principles of Nutri
tion. Circular 110 Food Customs and
Diet. ' ' ' f
". Bulletin 128 Eggs and Their Uses as
Food.' ' .)'
,: Bulletin 487 Cheese and Its Use in
the Diet.' , ( ; " f - y ',
Bulletin 85 Fish as Food, n . ;i'
' Bulletin 182 Poultry as Food. '.
Bulletin 391 Meat. , .
Bulletin 526 Mutton. "
Bulletin 332 Nuts and their uses
as Food. ' : . " ' '
Bulletin , 256-Preparation of ' Vege
tables. , ,
, ; Bulletin 298 Food value of corn1' "
- Bulletin; 295 potatoes and. Other
Root Crops as Food. ,
' Bulletin 293 Use of Fruit as Food.
S1.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
2.50
2.50
Dover
New Bern
2.50
Vanceboro
'2.50
Rates to Virginia Beach Week End
75 cents higher and Sunday 40 cents
higher than the above Norfolk fares.
Week End Tickets sold every Friday
and Saturday, May 30th to September
7th inclusive, ' good to return until
midnight Tuesday following date of
sale.
Sunday Tickets 'sold Saturday night '
trains May 30th to September 7th
good to, return leaving Norfolk 9:00
p. m. Sunday. , 1 y
Get, complete information from vour
Ticket Agent. .
H. S. LEARD, C. P. Ar
WEEK END AND SUNDAY 1
ECXURSION FARES TO r
A MOREHEAD CITY
' and - '
. ; BEAUFORT. ',..''
via ' '
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
From - i - Week End
Sunday
- $1.25
, .1.25
1 1.00
' 1.25
. 1.25
Kinston t ' 1 ; $1.75
Dover ' ' ' 1.65
New Bern', . 1.50 "
Oriental v ' ' 1.75;
Bayboro , 1.50
Farmville . .v' 3.00
1.75
1.75
Greenville . , " ','2.75
Mackeys , 3.25 v '
v-, 2.25
Plymouth , .. 3.0Q
Washington v. 2.25 f -
' 2.00
t 1.25
' 1.25
higher
Vanceboro . , : 1.50
Fares to Beaufort 20 cents
than to Morehead City.
Rates from intermediate stations' in
same . proportion. ' x
Week End tickets sold Friday. Sat
urday and Sunday morning trains good
to return until midnight Tuesday.
aunaay tickets sold each Sundav
until September 14th, limited to date
of sale only, . 4
'Atlantic Hotel under new manage
ment.,, Best fishing on Atlantic Coast."
Get, complete information from anv
ticket agent ' '.
: H.S. LEARDrG. P. A.,.
,NorfoIk, Va.
: ti wood and coal cost you any-
thing BUCX'S' Stoves and Range
will reduce that cost. J. S. Bas-t
ntftht Hardware Co., 67 S. Front
Stfeet. Phone 99.
C K.' uro
L" Grange
Kinston ,
YT T? TV Ti A m rrnl . rirsi ciass coacnes ana cnair car.
rKrLH ; JtSV X JtliS last mountain excursion of
. ' I" THE SEASON.
Hot or Cold at 'the
Midgette Hotel
ORIENTAL, N. C.
Located on the banks of
Neuse river where you get
the btecze all the time.1' Round tnP fares t Hcndersonviiie,
T s ' Way nesville, Hot Springs $1.00, and
ttOt ana COia,, running Lake Toxaway S2.00 higher from each
water, Screens. ! Serve the
best -.food An: Pamlico
County. Special rates by
xiraek ' t
"w,ki ll- " ' . -
-,: 1- , ' v ' Ji '--' , 1 1
, ' . '
Home of the
rp '.,
. I raveling
men. ' ,
MIDGETTE HOTEL,
I , W. F. Midgette, Pro ,
" '''' --''-' '"' l'"'i ' ';-; '-'' . : ."X'r" C J."..'. V.-'? "Tl
i '4 '5. - sit
-.-,...:.:,.:".', ....- -, r: ' r A-, . . "'
The most useful, economical, nrJ the-Lrcert 1
yen can put in your field, : -ur telr ceo, c- . ,
1
now and
out. G
VJL . bit
T tlicm
II:
TT
ir. : t
' fendant 6
i(:e that an i
The c
take noi
above h
Superioi-
is beta cor
Court of
imL'iice.i
Craven
m
Co-
to obtain a divorcee from the 1 j of
matrimony and the said d ftni' nt
will further take notice that' he is
required to appear at the September
term of the Superior Court for said
County to be held on the- 1st day of
September, 1913, , at Court 'House
of said County in New Bern; N. C,
and answer or demur to the complaint
in said action or the plaintiff will apply
co tne . uourt tor renet demanded in
said complaint. - v " r J
W. B. FLANKER, '
-. ;. . i ' Clerk of the Superior Court.
T. D. WARRENr 4
i i Attorney for Plaintiff. , i
SPEND YOUR SUMMER IN
THE GLORIOUS MOUNTAINS OF
s, t WESTERN ' : '
NORTH CAROLINA
"The Land of the Sky : ,,"
"The Sapphire. Country.",.
Where theie is health in every Breath.
The Climats is Perfect the Year
Round. In Spring and Summer the
Region is Ideal. , ,
Reached 'By
' SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Solid Through Train,4 including Parlor
Car, between Goldsboiro, Ashevillc and
Way nesville, via Raleigh, Greensboro,
Salisbury.' ,",'' r A
Other tJ Convenient Through Car
Arrangements. ' t ' , -
SUMMER TOURIST, TICKETS ON
SALE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30r
,v For Complete Information, Apj lyt
;J. H, Wood, D. P. A.', Ashe lie;
R. H. DeButts, D. P. A., Charlotte,
J. O. Jones, T, P. A. Raleigh. N. C.
MOUNTAIN
EXCURSION V-
-
J ASHEVILLE
BLACK MOUNTAIN, C
' t ' ' , ' ' WAYNESVILLE
HOT SPRINGS LAKE TOXAWAY.
- , "The Land Of The Sky."
J" Tuesday. August 12th. - -
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
, Special Train.
First class coaches and chair car.
I ' : - 'Round' trip to Asheville and
f ' i, , . 'Black Mountain.
I Leave Goldsboro, 6:45 a. m.l $9.00 '
" Selma, 7:40 a. m 8.00
Raleigh, 8:50 a. m..w 7.00
Durham, 9:50 a. m...LL 6:00 :
Burlington, 11:18 a. m. ' 8.00
Greensboro, 12:30 p. m. 5.00,
Rates in same proportion from inter-
mediate stations.
point .'than to Asheviiie and Black
Z; a'-' , v
return :oj any regular .train within
finaI Iilni ' - '
StOD wvers in Mountain Trriorv
Don't miss this . last opportunity to
ivisit the Beautiful Mountains of West
em North, Carolina.' - ,
y For further information chair
car
reservations, etc., call on
your agent.
. or write,
1 ' J- O. . Jones, Travelling Passsnger ,
Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
S. D. Kiser, C. T.
A,,- Raleigh, N. C.
J I .C , tW l if-
viry.fis or tlree r..e, . ' far
a c r. If you are t ' j
tie r ;,t here, It can le for-
v-rJ J by mail wltL-'-tc -a
ctt. Just give us yot.r aJ-
tfress and we will do the rest.
' ' 1
1-7-4'
Corn Mullets
12 l-2c lb.
."H JUCiTKO-
, PHONE 174
Norfolk Southern
Railroad
ROUTE OF THE
"Night Express
Schedule In effect Aug 24 th. I9i3l
N. B. , The following schedule ficures
are published as information only anoV i
are not guaranteed, i
TRAINS LEAVE NEW BERN,
'. North and West Bound. ,""
1145 A. M. Daily Night Express Pul
man Sleeper s for Nor- -folk.
.
Daily forv Norfolk -con- V
. .'..... - i:
9.10 A. M.
nects tor ail points
North and West. Pull-
1 man Parlor Car and
' Broiler service.
Daily except Sundav for
1 25 P. M.
. Washington, -Green-;. '
' ville, Wilson, Raleigh.
Parlor Car Service ',
Daily Night Express
': Goldsboro. "
Daily for Goldsboro.
Daily for Goldsborow-
3.35 A M.v
9.05 A. M.
5.20 P. M.
East Bound. " , -9.05
A. M. Daily for Beaufort. V,'
5.20 P. M. Daily for Beaufort..
9.30 A.M. ; Daily except Sunday- i .-.
;!'' '-.; ..'.,: ' or Oriental -5.25
PM: Daily,' for Oriental.
For further information, orv reser
vations apply to T. H. Bennett, Union
Ticket Agent, Phone 737, t , '
' ' n c it inn r o k
' " XV1A. WITT, Gen. Supt. '
.' To Prevent Blood Poisoning
spply at once the wonderful old reliable nn. . '
( PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OlUa sur--..
gical dteuine that relieves lain aud hi-ala at -
SMe time.. Not sununtiit. 2Sc.Mc.'il.oa,