SUNDAY DOPE
IIUl IE CITY
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ATTlJXCONVBNTION
WHICllWASELJiT WIN-
STON-SALEM
if;.
At ' a- business " session ot ; the State
Convention of Elks held la Winston
1 V - TL. ! MAMntn kit s.'..lskrtL
, he officers were elected'for this term
f and Charlotte 'named as the next
meeting place Raleigh and Ashvillc
".'asked for the next meeting also, but
- later " withdrew in favor of - Charlotte
' '' The following officers were 'elected
. President, Mr. W. P. Beardslcy, of
. Charlotte Lodge, No. 392; First Vice-
President, Mr. Arthur Lyon, of High
. Point Lodge No. 1 J 55; second Vice
President. Mr. Louis Goodman. ol
vWilimngton Lodgs No. 532; Secretary
and Treasurer, Mr. T. B. Kehoe, o
New Bern Lodge, No 764, (relec
ted.) .
v v The new. officers were installed at
afternoon session. -
The New Bern delegation led the
- parade and was awarded honors by the
judges for having the best appearance
in the oarade. but owning to the small
delegation they could not win any
prizes.
. The following L a list of the dele-
Sjatlon from New Bern Lodge Number
364:
W. J. Lucas, T. Daniels, T. J. Mit
chell. Jr., T. J. Marrtner, T. B. Kehoe,
JI. T White, R. E. Davenport,' T.
H.. Bennett,. 0. A. Kafer, E. F. Sraall
wood. F. N. Pinner. H. F. Hanks,
J3. Gteen.T. W. Felman, A. T. Willis,
O Scott, D. W. Richardson,"
in lira held
Jill SERIOUS CHARGE
PETER CHRISTIAN ALLEGED TO
. HAVE ATTACKED TWO WO
.MEN IN THE CITY
(Special to the Journal)'"'
'RICHMOND, VA., May 29. Peter
'Christian, a negro, was held for the
'grand jury to answer two charges of
attempted criminal assault. In one
case he is accused of attacking Mrs.
Ida Woolridge, of 2307 East Franklin
I street. '4 Mrs. M. -M. Moses of 2301
East Franklin Steret is his other alleged
. . . .
''Christian,' who lives in the base-ment-of
2307 East Franklin Street,
? is alleged to have burgalriously en
tered the room of Mrs. Woolridge
and to have choked her severely in an
1 effort to prevent her from screaming
and summoning aid. He Is also al
leged to have handled Mrs. Moses
very roughly. The date of this al-
- leged offeii9fr"WasMay-j3d.
Police: Sergeant Sherry,"" -of the
First District, together with P'atrol-
man "Red" Warrlncr, succeededijLi
treating Christian late tonight. The
man was identified by both women.
' He'ls" a 'negro of gingerbread co'm-
' .lvlAn r( morlltim li 1 ir d t anrl li r 1 1 1 rl
with a small darkish moustache. He
"' has no criminal record, so far as the
v police know.
PLAY PLEASED
'"the Runaways" Was Capably Pre
sented Large Audience
;Teddy" or "The Runaways" was
presented by the Thespia Club at the-j-JVlasohic
Theatre last night to a large
and appreciative audience.
This play is one of the best that has
Leen presented by local talent to the
theatre going people of New Bern,
very member of the east carried out
their part with marked ability and fre
quently the building was an uproar.
-.with applause.' . , J ' -
Mr George Stratton as Jean M:
"Lean carried her . part out creditably,
' bdng able to "fixit" in any emergency
-while Mrs. J. B. Dawson, i as Mrs.
Max Juniper delivered her part equally
as welt. Miss- Eula, Cole was also to
be commended for the maimer in which
she;- handled , the part : of Victoria.
Yvonne le Clair Bourdelais, , truly
. played the part of the "Golden West"
in the role of Texana. -, : .; .
- J. H. Bourdelais as Max Juniper,
" C A- Farrow as Alonzo- Willing, R.
A. Richards, Jr., as Ted Keegan. J.
B. Dawson as Sheriff Jim Larabee,
" and W. F. Dunn and D. R. Morris as
Two Deputy Sheriffs air handled their
: parts in a creditable manenr. ,
DOVER Y FINALS CONCLUDED
LAST NIGHT '.
The' commencement exercises of the
Dover' Hfgh School came to a close
laat night. '.,- . '
The program for last night included
a play by the school, "The Masonic
ling,", which was well presented, each
Member - of , the: cast handling ' their
irts with marked credit, i '
T 5 r rt Hot Weather i TosJci i
' -r,ESSchiUTOSICwtichetl
-1 - me whole aystem and will wo
a and fortily jou to withstand
it ttollhbotjmme. SOo,
Said the little glass of soda
To the city alderman, ; . r-".-.. '
?'Plcas let me quench the thirsty.
Remove .the legal? fan." -
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U it's wrong' to drink on Sunday
Just a lemonade or dope, ; - .,. f
Than it's -harm to chew tobacco " ;
Or to blow-ihe rings of 3moke?. - :
If it's harm-' 'to' burn "a cigar, ... .
It's the samebf gasolene, ' vv :
Then let me"1iave a soda: .
I've got norhachine. . - - " i
If it's moraTa 'that you're after, ;
God bless' you in your work; '.; ; :
But the dgaVand the soda ; V.
Are the s'amtf'to Sunday clerks. -.
We knowybll'clty fathers -:
Just love to smoke and chew;
But if we can't have a soda, . - ' ;
It's no cigar for you.
DECLAMATION CONTEST
David Ferebee Wins The Henderson
' Medal. .
George Green,-. Nathan Gooding,
Fred Cohn, David Ferebee and Eddy
Merritt, last night participated in a
ebate in Griffin auditorium for; - the
Henderson Medal, which is presented
by D. E, Henderson of this city. ;
A large audience was present to hear
the debate and they greatly enjoyed
each word delivered by the young ora
tors. --. ' '1
Each one of the debaters had his
subject well in hand and made his
points in a -strong, forceful manner.
However, after conferring among them
selves the judges decided that David
Ferebee was the winner. The medal
was ' then : presented to Mr, : Ferebee
by Mr. Henerson in a few well chosen
words.
CORPSE PASSED THROUGH THE
CITY YESTERDAY", f
The body of Mrs. Caroline McCotter
who died near Fuquay Springs, in
Harnett- county, . Wednesday, passed
through the city yesterday enroute
to Pamlico county for burial
FRANKLIN, PIGFORD AND
STUBBS ARE ACQUITTED
(Special to -the Journal.) " .
GOLDSBQRQ, N. C, ; May 29.-r
ames Franklin, Leon Pigford, and John
Stubbs, tried in Superior Court here
today for the murder of Cullin Powell,
in this city, about a year ago, were ac
quitted. Defendants offered no testi
mony, but moved for non-suit, which
was granted by the court, on account
of the weakness of the State's testimony.
without having gone to the jury.
APPROACHING MARRIAGE
Miss Mary
Hendren
Wed.
Soon To
The- journal, acknowledges the re-
ceplt'of 'the following invitation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mayhew Hendren
announces tne approacning marriage
of her daughter, Mary to Major Zebulon
Baird Vance, "on Thursday, June the
eleventh, nineteen hundred and four
teen. New Bern, North Carolina.
No cards la city. , ,
D ASTORIA
For Iniants and Children. '
l&e Kind You Have Always BosgM
Bear tha
Signature oi
HU3SE VAllTS
: A Home
Necessity,
' The .nurse1 looks tipoa a foua-.1 '
tain syringe as a necessity in,t
every, home, "especially when her"
presence is demanded there. '. It
is just as much a necessity for "
, every day health purpose. -The ' ,
fact js, it is just as important
to bathe the lnaida of the bodyi
as to' bathe the outside of the",
body . and . the Fountain Syringe -is
the only convenient appliance
for; doing this. ..We cany." a
variety of sizes, colors and ca
paci ties, .qualities ranging from -75c,
toT I2.00, and . every one is '.
amply worth the price Asked.'
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TOE 'OTPEnFECnOiT
lAirfflnEss : '
Though she . works next to the
U stove, withirieasy teach 'of her :
irons, she keeps cool and .com
' fortablel: Thats because.she ;
' -: uses a - ; " - -: " " -
New Perfection Stoves bake,
broil, roast, toasts every thing? r,
any other stove will do, and they v
cost less for hie!. No hanging
of coaliihd ashes--all the cook-; ,
ing heat you .want, just when .
you want it. I I , ; ; ;
New Perfection Stoves arc made m l, -:h..
2t 3,' and A burnef sizes.' '- Also a new .
1914 model No. 5 Stove, sold' con-" '
plete with', broiler, toaster, and fireless:
oven Regular oven, broiler and toaster ,
can be obtained separately for smaller:
sizes. Sad-iron heater and cook-bookJ
free with evry stove. - ' - , .
At : dealers everywhere or write direct - v
for catalogue. ' - '
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
WashuKrtsa, D. U
Norfolk, Va. '
Uchmoas, Va.;-.-
(New Jersey)
BALTIMORE
' You Insure youf housa against
firef-why not insure It against decay
AM
which is themostj durable Palnt
made rand by far the most cnotnl
ical because it's all Palntrandyou
get two for one our color card' ex
plains. -v . - - i y .
:- For Sel'e By:v -NEW
BERN BUILDING,
7 & Supply Co'
toe nsnrr 6sr.ciiAiis;i gift :
- it . . i .
The Gift problem at Graduation Ume is satis-- s
factorily solved by presenting to the young man or,'
young woman whom yo wish to remember a bank a
book with the name of the Peoples Bank on its covar . ,
No matter what position in life he or. she may te
' entering such aIft'cannot but prove valuable What- "
' ever his of her tastesr a bank account willjbe most -acceptable."
t "JT. '!' '" " '
" We invite both savings and Checking accounts.
' Saving deposits front $1.09 upwards draw 4 per cent "
compound interest. . - ' ,
Charlotte, N. C
Cfaarlestowa, W.Va.
Chsrlesloa, S. C
Y12S"
FOR YOU A
'ELGIN, WALTHAM
V SOUTHBEND
HAMILTON HOWARD
.STANDARD
' INGERSOLL
LONGINES (Swiss)
7CEEIE WDERE
AT
J. 0. Baxter's
JEWELER"
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Reserved seatsvfo the grand stand,
for Saturday are selling like hot cakes
at the Wood-Lane Drug Company, t..
: If you want a goad seat it is time to
get busy, and buy' them while. you have
the opportunity." " . ' .
; A Bteady stream of large- boats are
running from the foot, of : Union .Street
to the Fair Grounds, at ten Cents .each
way, five cents for children Under 12
years of age. . " " "
V These boats will run to-day,' Friday,
and Saturday trom 8 a. mr, until the
crowd has -returned froraseeings the
fireworks at .night. i
- The boat landing at. Union Stree will
be brilliantly lighted at night, and a
string-of electricjight has been extended
from the ; boat , landing to the .grand
stand at he Fair Grounds., i ; ," :..
. Transportation ten cents each way
day, and night. Ty,' . - 1 ' -.
NEW BERN TO HAVE A HIGH
CLASS MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
- MENT ON JUNE 5th.' , , ,
The Musical which is to" be given
by the Thespis Club, for the .benefit
of the New Bern Library," promises to
be one of-the best and most delightful
entertainments that that has been here
for years. They are now having 'daily
rehearsals, and a program pf the var
ious selections will be given at an early
date. Tickets will be put oa sale to
morrow..-.;, f.,
TAKE IT IN TIME - :
Just As Scores of New Bern. People
'A ' - Have.. - ,
Waiting doesn't' pay." ' J--- ,7t
If - you neglect ' kidney backache,
Urinary troubles often follow,' i
Act in time by .curing the . kidneys.
DoanU Kidney Pills are especially
for 'weakened kidneys. "" '
; Many people in this locality recom-
mend them., - , " " .
Here s one case: , - - -W.-
L. Benson,"1 620 S." Second St.,
Wilmington, N. C, says:: "My back
ached nearly all the time and I couldn't
straighten -after ; stooping " or lifting
when I got upi I was very lame and
sore , and 1 noticed that the kidney
secretions' contained sediment. : ' Soon
after r used Doan's Kidney Pil1s,-be-fore
long I . felt better, in every way
and it wasn't long before T waseajoying
the best "of health. My advice, to any
one suffering from kidney complaint
is to try Doan's Kidney Pills." ,. -'
Price 50c, atoll dealers. ' Don't
simplyi ask for-a kidney- remedy-r-get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Benson had. Foster-Milburn Co
Props., Buffalo, N. Y. ""-' , '
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. SOUTHERN; .RAILWAY
a Premier Carrier of the South .
CHANGE ' TN r WINSTON-SALEM
PULLMAN CAR LINE.v
Effective Friday, June' 12,
the ' present " Winston-Salem' Raleigh
Pullman Car .line will .e changed to
Winston-Salem-Beaufort -Morehead Id;
City,. Pullman Car Line for the Summer
season, and will continue r in effect
until Saturday, August -22, 1914. ' ;
.For further information,' reservations
etc., communicate with, , - - 7 - -
x " V " h Q Jones,,
' x - Traveling, Passenger-Agent,
J . . rFRaleigh,.sC-
FISH MARKET
;;Thc Summer fish has a'rrived. Trout
Star fish Blue fish, spot rhog fish, 'from
the ' salt daily. : Call and. get . quick
service. . Claims when I can - obtain
them. x?l xj s v
A. W. AV ALSTON," 18 -Middle 'St.
Phone .747. : -I - -
ATIIENIA LODGE No. 8, K of P.
Meets every Tuesday 3 p. m., over G?s
Co's office, MiJIe St., J. R. White
head C. C, J. II. Smith, K of R and
Visiting brothers are assured cf cheva
lier's welcome.
cr.viri lcc2 No. l nr :c
C? IIATIGNY lie 's s , J e 1 ,
fourth 'Weincsiay r' ' ' ft 7:C o'-
clock h each mon ft. ' - j t fl -
wony tor-- -'f -
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y,T - ; c . ; I ' !.
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CAN EE SECURED AT THE V. 0(
H LANE DRUG COMPANY'S
" ' STORE.
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. !rom New
the new eer-:
v e, , a- r-j - ,
Lv.' New Dern...!-. 9:35 A.M. ' '
Ar. Vilhungton.....:...J.12:50 P.M.
Lv.' Wilmington.:...;,...:..:...., 3:45 P.M.- 1 .,
Ar. FloreBce"'.'..-!...;'...,..;;;-.;. 7:35 P.M. i :
Lv. Florence.....:: . :00 P.M. '
Lv. Sumpter-.,..: , 9:30 P.M '
Ar. .Orangeburg.' --;.m10:S3 R.M. , , -
Ar. AugustaXi..-.l:40 A.M. 'i
Ar. Atlanta-. , 00 A.M. .
- Pflsfipnoftr . niflV" remain . in "1pprw ' -f
ing cars until- 7:00. a. m. v v ; - t.
Returning : the train leaves Atlan- V.
ta 8:00 p. rn., Central time; and ar-, '
Tfvpj vvi mnnirrnn j fi. lit., hiiii ivitur .. . .'
Bern 6:45 p., m. " Eastern time.',. '
Connections are made in the Un;
ion" depot , Atlanta with the ' v" Dixie .
Fryer,,' (leaving there at 8:00 A. M.) ,'
which Js a solid . train , to Chicago, '
carrying steeping, uimng ana ouscr . . r
vation cars; also- ', through : sleeping .--cars,
to St.-Louis; and with the "South ;
Atlantic Limited," (leaving at 7:12 a.
m.) a solid train to. Cincinnati, carrying
sleeping .and dining -cars;; also through
sleeping "cars to Louuvitle and Indian
apolis. . " ' '
Connections are also made In At ;r.
lanta withf the. Atlanta & West Point? ,
R. R.," for-Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans and the- Southwest; with the Zr '
Southern Ry, for Birmingham, Mem" -phis
and the West with other diverg- s
ing lines for points ia' South Georg-
ia.etc'l"-1 7 ' ' T
- For reservations, tickets and sched-
ules, to any Western destination by ' j
this new and attractive route, by old .k
and reliable lines, apply to T. H. BEN
NETT, Ticket agent of UieATLANTlC t ,
COAST LINE,. The Standard Rail
road of the South. - . . ' . 'n,,
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Ji-,rk to ,
1 "NORFOLK - -f
-VIRGINIA BEACH 7'
t MOREHEAD. CITY, "
BEAUFORT.' - - V
' Rounds trip - Summer Tourist, rV?"'
Week End, and Sunday , Excursion
fare Season 1914. -
' ' NORFOLK. ' 1
Week-end $4.75. Sunday Ticket . ;
$2.50. Week-end Ticket on sale ; J
Saturday trains Jane 5th to Septem
ber 12th inclusive. Limited to fol- 1
(lowing Tuesday, ; No atop overs at-- ?
lowed. x . ' V"''- " V-J
' Sunday Tickets on sale Midnight; 4
train Saturday night limited to :
leave Norfolk 9:00 P. M Sunday
night following.' -No stop over, no f
baggage,, nor sleeping car accomo- ' , .
dations allowed. , i f ' . -
VIRGINIA BEACH. T :
Add 40c -on Norfolk .rates, 'same 4"?
limitations as to Norfolk. ' ' V t
" MOREHEAD CITY. : -'1
' Season ticket $1.60; "Week End
Tickets sold dally May 15th to Sep- ,
tember 30th, 1914. 'Limited Octo-' J -her
3l8t,'1914. Stop overs alt points,"
ufiuu uuggnge auowance. '
" Week End Tickets on sale for 'iuMJ
Saturday and for Sunday morning
train .May 3Qth to .and including '" s
day following date of sale... No stop ' r
overs, usual baggage allowance. " w jiU'
Sunday Ticket on sale each Sun
day, May. 31st ta and Including
September 13th. Limited" return,
same date. No stop overs or bag
gage allowed. - . - -Vj r -
, .BEAUFORT..' - . -
Add 20c to rates to Morehead dty
same limitations as to Morehead
City . . . " ' .
WEEK END' INCLUDING HOTEL
" " " ACCOMMODATIONS. '
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Board and lodging, Saturday sup . ..
per to and including Monday break- -fast,
and transportation. Rate $6.00
Tickets sold each Saturday, June . '
20th, to and including August 29th
1914. . Limited to return Tuesday' -"
following ate of sale. ' No atop ov
era allowed. JJsual baggage allow
ance. Extension of tickets. Week '
end and Sunday tickets to More- j
head and Beaufort can be extended - '
on application to agent and pay
ment of difference In rate. - -
For further Information apply to
T. H. Bennett, TlckerXgent, Phono
737 or E. D. Kyle, T. M.; II. S. Leard
G. P. A., Norfolk, Va.
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