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. i .. i i I - f 1 . Jff I 1 II v .. , 1 " 1 m .W 111 I ,'.:' I v I V . V 1 m k i ,.t jcr w" I bill f '. 1 1, k r.:,:- r ,' INT TUB JOURNAL rant on is . . ; Cc A L id liiw One oi uncie aam nanuca I 1 NAMED TO TO BE OBSERVED Sticking Up Supposed "Sniper HEAD VETERANS HVE CENTS PECOPY , MBHMMMHMMiVH . . r 1 1 " . 1 V WWPIf 1 r I; lb I UUIIU AGAI ii t.j , . : .... . : If! THIS CITY tea V4 1 ; Says That Unitajt Stats Is VfolatM;- istice by lending lviore Diuejac. ; ; Ashore At Vera Cruz. The Sit- ; uation Becoming More Acute Appropriate Program Has Been 1 Arranged For Occasion.' 1 '? AT.:THK MASOfiHC THEATRfe' F;lnc oal Address Ta Be Made By Hon. Sheppard. v Bryan. (Special to the Journal); regarding thev matter to ' , WAHINGYON.May 8. It , has Wilson. ' teen learned on high authority that the Tl)e' forejgn" 0ffiCe has issued a state war drnartment had under, consider- tui,i tho mediators. It nHv reinforcement of the com- ; , , ' T vi t . .1 TT..ncnn aff Vlra 8ay8 Tomorrow. May 10, is MemortaU Dav and it will be celebrated in' New Rpm in a most annroonate manner. Probably no city in the South 'pajk reverence to the brave bovs Who so nobly defended the Confederate flag, than does New Bern and tne occasion. I . l nn.nA rAv..,o 'tn ivW ffllVh v. rr.V't. rarrv out anv movement into. "The Mexican government, m v.ew . , . .WMu .v. - " . . . , ..: -.j. !n thf rases aiiiiv..Fai.... the interior ot Mexico. 's ine iurauun w iiw.meuiawi ""-"v of placing a larger force of Americans of tfee Carranzaists refusal to suspend In Vera Cruz that would later ; be strong hostilitje8 anc the new landing of enough to defend that port agaimi ...w.v This year Hon. Sheppard Bryan of . Atlanta, Ga., son of Judge Henry Bryan of this city, and who is himself i a brilliant lawyer, will deliver the MemT orial address. This address will be, made in the Masonic theatre at 4:30 o'clock and the public is extended a cordial invitation to be present. After the address of Mr. Bryan,: T ' I .... , . VERA CRUZ, May 8. The forces crosses of honor will be presentea 10 the following Uaugnters oi tne confederacy: Mrs. Sallie A. Duguid, widow oi E. M. Duguid, Captain of Company D. Sth N. C. reg. T. W. Gaskirts. Co F. 5th Batal. Ar- in Vera Cruz. 1 Secretary Garrison said" that the in formation coming to the war depart ment front Mexico City was through refugee 1 sources and that no official or diplo-natic -correspondence had been . received bearing out the refugee re port. ' Minisrer O'Shauehnessy conferred ' with Secretary Bryan and with Sec retary ' Tumulty. ' He will not President Wilson for a day or two toward Vera Cruz, causing uneasiness. MAY MOBILIZE STATE TROOPS ' any UU3B1U1C oua yi , .T Tr -77 J .r i inn . w nnm tA Tlf AITG AMI! possible campaign against Mexico ity fedeka-.ls i'"- Was laid before the presiaent aim ins RECRUlis. ' cabinet by Secretary of War Garri- ; son. ,,.. ; , . (Special to' the Journal) iVlVlllUClB VI WMLF.'.v o the meeting today, sa.a tna r i w- rf Mexican federals has been . linnnrsrnoa tnai uic ciuuc M.oi... .. .. j-.i;.- .:tlttin at Vera Cruz creased to twenty thousand in tne 7 , 8 , v : ' it., u-j. rjt U .war' nast twentv-four hours. They have Jiaa Dten ien in "l,ua r . .. . . , . ;f,- department. Several of thesecretar.es estaDiisnea a strong F. .. - . : t.r-u!!.- n.:r Talana. fortv-seven miles from this toOK tne position .mai iv , r - . . ,j tea was fully within its rights in any city. Oenera. Wav . T... Lathams Batterv; w. A. Mc- movement'to reinforce thetrOopsnow ine iv ex can u. ..' 7 Intosh, son of Henry Mcintosh, Co B. 67 N. C. Reg. F. E. Marshall, Co C. 2nd N. C, Reg. G. V. Richardson, son of G. A. Richardson, Co F. 66, N C. Ree. J. E. White, 67 Reg. J. D Williams, son of R. J. Williams, 67 N. C Rpb. I. T. Shioo. Co K. 2nd N. C. Ree. D. M. Styson, son of W Co F. Batal. Artillery, Latham's Bat terv. B. G. Credle, 17 N. C. Reg. I. W. C. Taylor, Jos H. Sauls The following program has been ar ranged for the occasion and this will bfc fdlllowed out to the letter: 4:30 P. M. Masonic Opera House Music Peoples Concert Band Prayer Rev. E. C. McWhorter Hvmn "lesus Lover of my Soul Introduction of Speaker By Chief MarKhal S. R. Street. Address By Hon. Sherppard Bryan Presentation of Crosses of Honor Rules read by Mr. S. M. Brinson rrop nrpspnted bv President of t 'efJ Defeated General Felix Robertsoa Of Texas Richmond Gets Next Reunion FORREST CAVALRYMEN READY W. W. Old. Jr.. of Norfolk Leads Fight Against Petition for Fed eral Pension Bill (Soecial to the Journal) WASHINGTON, May 8. It be came .known today that officials of th war department have been in long distance telephone communication with th. governors of New York, fennsyl- and Ohio m an effort to deter mine hnw noon the militia oreaniza- -esident wuson lor-a uay " ' --- - - -lif-L. .. . ,i'iiv tiont of those states could be mobilized Ureent represBintu.'u..w' ; , . , sent to the seaboard tor shipment tne state ' oepariiucuv, ,i-vv" . , thav to the Huerta.in transports. The department has government .seeking ; the release of been energetic in its efforts t make all Vice-Cnnsul John R. Silliman, who v Preparations for possible mobilization , t .u l. i a. m:Mw frfpraU of the national euard and the selec- Tsa Mlo 7 tion of New York, Pennsylvania and at saitmo., 'Ohio as the states for whose militia first to be made . '1 ".c T't h .lo.,rnan as an indication that the department -m-ty .' c fctm, r,lipvp the militia in those states MtAlV" iviay v.- .o. . - r f f,;rtTi rola- U best DreDared for actual se ' , Ruiz, acting .minister1 ot foreign reia- is uesi p.cpa. rhaDter " ,VJ Ha', Vomolained to South" . In the theoretical organization i of Chapter. -American,- medial j'that f American -he militia the Pennsylvania and New 4 . ;L. .laHin,'inVVera'Crux and' York state forces each make up a full ,. P . division. They are . -x - that otner- military .pre)uai. "v.. - - -'"'in progress here, -thus breaking the the only , states supplying a full ' " nitice V' " -division quota. Ohio combines with " "inVreplV South' nerieanW Michigan to.fill a divUion and the oth- ' -la'tor.:,hayi wired it is " announced,; er divisions are made up of several that they will make, representations states eacn. Photo copyright, 1914. by American Press Association. MEDIATELY United States forces landed in Vera Cruz marines beKun a search for -snipers. woe un. f fare hart laid low several of the'-Mtacking force. Here is shon on or f ,rt ' " ..," hinp -friskine" a suspicious looklnK mhabUnnt he fouud in a street where there was considerable firing from roots. r New Bern To Be Widely Advertised Big Motion Picture Makers To Send A Representative To This City During Big Celebration fMzMkz Ciiarge To F' e SsdrcIJ-n hvestic-iioa 01 Every C::rc2 Li UIIi Perjury, Acd Improper v- Ir.2nce Is Alleged ' . t . '. . " ? f i I cnirit-od awav to New Orleans on the , (special to ine juuiuw; . - . i . . , , n I 1" ' ATANTA, GA., May,8,-Judge,Hill suggestion of Detective W.J. Burns, Done nin'" ' wh r.tained his action by declar-J , . in a special cnarge at ic i8.,.."-.. r - - of, the new .Fulton County , Grand', ing In Court that this t rjr Jury will calt upon the ufors to maice way m Pn:v . 7 inarching ligation of r Choir "Tenting Tonight." Order of March To Cemetery Peoples Concert Band. Naval Reserves. Chief Marshal S. ' R. Street. Assistant Chief Marshalls H. K. Land, L. S. Wood, M. D. W. Steven son and T. J. Roberts. New Bern Ca no of Veterans under command of Lieutendant Commander James W. Biddle. Sons of Veterans, under command of T. G. Hyman. Speaker and Chaplin. Choir. Daughters of the Confederacy. Children of the Confederacy. School Children! , Citizens.-" Program at the Cemetery. Choir "Guard Around the Tomb." i Placine Sowers on the : mound, by Daughters and Children." Benediction-r-by Chaplin. laps. 1 , .. Music-at graves iny win be HOLIDAY NOTICE cuoation of perjury,' false -swearing, bribery and the use of other improper influence in the obtaing of affidavits tht were used at the hearing on the Frank motion for a. new trial, decided adversely Wednesday in Judge Hill's - court. , ' ; The judge made know his-intention Thursday, after ordering Annie' Maude Carter, author of one 'ol the famous "confession" aff.davits,' held in bond of $3,000 pending a retrial on the charge of rol bery. . . ' ; y The Carter woman was out of jail -on a bond when she made' the affidavit for the Frank defense say Mr i that fche had ts" 1 to Conley in his cc'l and had U J him to coi.foss ri.p-in mur.W ly r'0"'''1"1? to 1 ;.u if l- v,n; ' 1 ". 1 er the tectives. . Judge Hl at once ferea . ... . he New Ncrn ( . l t i. i i i - : . ' the t -i Ii I i-r-y her' returned, and she had been brought halr to Atlanta Thursday! morning Her bond ; was increased from $500 to $3,000 because she had left the jurisdiction' of the 'court without ,no. tifiing any pf the officials of tne court An effort will be made by the author! ;. n fparo the identity of the per son who actually procured 'her trans- and sent her out ot town. r 7" .- . .. :. . .. -v ; , .i,.Ai Hills charee to tne orana Jury will ask that the members, probe thoroughly the circumstaces oi every incident of a suspicious nature, in con oVtinn with the' obtaining of affida vits for use in the hearing on the ex tmnrdinarv motion. Dan S. Lehon. who is said to have man.--;cd the disapperana-e of Annie T'.n'; C..s' r. is now i Vr $1,C. ' V s a v ' ness. S. J. T rns, on 1 ' ',nta. rrt'..!v wfit t J as a TilUT s ah,o. Postoffice.', The following ; schedule will 'be in.effect. .-, ..,. ' Resristrv and Money order , windows will he onen 8:15 to 9:15 a. m. Stamp and general delivery,.' windows, 7 to - . . ... i- ! 1.1ft A.IC o:i3, oeuvery mam d wysjuj.. Stamps and generals delivery 6 to 7 D. m. Carriers will make nrst collec tion and delivery. . . L. G. Daniels, Postmaster ' BASEBALL AT GHENT, PARK THIS AFTERNOON ... : f There will be an interesting game of baseball at Ghent Park this afternoon hen the Married Men-and-the Kau ri .d team cross oats, 1 r. 'i .as i:;il of Ne 'York City; is ; several days in the city visit! i mother Mr C. R. Thomas. Pursuant to a call issued by theDir ectors of the Chamber of Commerce a number of representatives of various organizations met at the Chamber of Commerce room last night. C. L. Ives, was elected Chairman of the meeting and George Green, sec retary. I. Leon Williams, manager of the Home Coming Celebration stated that the Pathe Freres Weekly, has offered to send a representative to New Bern and that he will take moving pictures of the entire celebration. He read the following telegram: Jersey, City, N. J., May 8, 191V J. Leon Williams, Mgr.' Home-Coming Celebration, ;New Bern, N. C. We will 'be glad to send staff cam era man; to New Bern to cover tne Home-Coniing Celebration on any day in May or June, except May 29(andf 30, and June 13 and 20. We have already made appointments for tjiese dates which will keep our entire staff engaged otherwise we could send a man at any time. Please accept; our thanks for offering us the" privilege of getting these pictures. , ' WM. P. HELM, JR., . - Editor Pathes Weekly. Mr. Williams 'stated that this offer was made without" any strings: tied to if. He further stated that if the various organizations, v industries and merchants would put on a gigantic parade during t the celebration, that motion nirtures would . be shown 'all ... g J.. - . . over the world. . ' All the representatives "of the various organizations expressed . 'themselves as being in favor of putting on a parade as it would be a great opportunity to advertise . New - Bern . and ; show 'he world that it is a live wide-awake city, ' Motion was made , that the Chair- mAn aoooint , committee .to . call - on the . varous- . breanization, industries and merchants of:the city and ask fhpm itn. nledcre, themselves to take part in the parade by floats or othef following committee: Mrs. j. T. HollisterChairman; Mrs. Charles R. Thomas, Miss Mary Oliver, Mrs. Clyde Eby, Mrs. H. B. Marks, Mrs. Richard Duffy, Mrs. T. I). War ren, Miss Bettie Windley, Miss Jane Stewart, Miss May Hendren, J. T. Hollister, J. B. Blades, C. D. Bradham, J. Leon Williams, M. D. W. Steven son, T. A. Uzzell, B. B. Hurst, This committee will be called to gether at an early date, by the chair man, Mrs. J. T. Hollister. wise, PNE MAN KILLED SEVERAL : , HURT . . f WILMINGTON. May 8. One 5Vmsn lost his life and two others VWr probably fatally injured - - - '''on. the government steamer Mercur, just above Big Island six; miles below Wilmington, about S o'clock this afternoon. ; Charlie Scott, colored, emplo- ' yed by the government In the 'tCty, who was helping on the steamer today was knocked or jumped overboard and has not been seen alnce. Mr. Georae W. Frederick, the engineer, la seriously burned, He la at Harper a Sanitarium. The colored fireman. Chas. Davis la said to be even more seriously burned than the en- glrieer. 5 He ta also at Harper's Sanitarium.' " r V . There were four others on the steamer at the time of the explosion, but they were not hurt. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.. Mav 8 a General Bennett H. Young, of Louis ville, Ky., yesterday was re-elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the annual re-union here. Richmond. Va.. was hosen for the 1915 re-union. General Young defeated General Felix Robert son of Texas. After the election of a commander in hief adjournment was taken until to- lay when officers of the Army of Tt-nnesne and of the Ar nv of Virginia ;md other divisional organization were lected. General Young received ap" proximately 1100 votes and General Robertson 800. Texas r;isl its entire Ml votes for Robertson. Offer Their Services. One hundred survivors of General 'orrest's famous cavalry today offered heir services to President Wilson in Ih event ol war with Mexico. The ollowing resolution was adopted: "We read with indignation of repeat d insults offered to American citizens jy Mexicans and imbued with the pa- riotism derived as a heritage from our ancestors we hereby tender his Excel - ency, the President of the United States, if called upon, a company of one hundred men to be selected from our corps. "We assure him that they will be able to hilly fulfill their duties and bear the hardships that will be required of regidar soldiers. We hereby guarantee to be among the first to plant the Amer ican flag on the battlements of Mexico Citv, or anv other fortress within her bou nds." Seymour Stuart of St. Louis, Mo., today was elected commander in chiel of the United Sons ol Confederate Veterans, succeeding O. W. Old, Jr., ..( Norfolk, Va. A lively debate was pri cipitated at the meeting ot the Sons of Veterans by the introduction ot a resolution calling upon Congress to pension Con federate veterans. The resolution call ing upon Congress was introduced by Judge N". H. Hairslon of Roanoke, Va:., judge advocate general department of Virginia Sons of Veterans. Old Opposes Resolution Scarcely had the resolution been sec onded when VV. . Old, Jr., com-nan-der-in-chief of the organization, left his official chair in order to make a speech denouncing it. "I am willing to take my coat off and work for funds with which to sup ply our Confederate soldiers," he de clared, "and until we are no longer able to do so we should not ask the government to help them." The speaker was heartily cheered as he asserted that the had consulted hun dreds of Virginia Veterans and found none who was in favor of beseeching aid from the government. Delegates from Georgia, Florida and South Carolina voiced disapproval of the resolution. Speeches- against it were onlv check ed by the adoption of a motion to enter into the election of officers in five minutes. Before that time had elapsed the resolution was tabled by an overwhelming vote. Chairman jXV L. Ives appointed the ' V. NOTICE BOY SCOUTS ',staiA.r x.,.. - 1 -AH members of the Pantehr Patroll are-fenuested to meet at the Parrish House -at 2 o'clock- this afternoon for a "Hike."- ' .s . . . ; a i? c .V.-1 'GALLIGER" PLEASED High School Play Was Well Attended. Although inclement weather kent : manv of the' Duhlic awav whn .wnnlil .' '.; otherwise have been present, -the per- . ' formance of "Galliger" by the Hieh School Dramatic Club at Griffin aud- ' -itorium last evening was well attend- ed. 1 ; " Vi The presentation of the niere was excellent and pleasek all who saw it 4 ' and the amateur actors received much ' applause. In order that those who did " not attend the performance last night ', may have an opportunity of witnessing it, the play will : be repeated 'next s Tuesday night. S'. .!- I-, .-,.. ; , V , r m.Jifcs Helen Farnell, of "Bayboro, '" epefld yester N.ey Bern 4- .
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