The Daily Journal from New Bern, North Carolina • Page 4

every day in the Aear I -is- rfVP'TIT fl V'ICV ri 'V: 1 vour thirst, thpv April 20th. Music practice at 4 o'clock in U. D. Hall, Wolfen 'South Front street, to practice music lor U. District meeting.

21. Current Events, at 4 o'clock, Geo. Caton; hostess, April Miisio practice at i o'ejock in U. C. Wolfenden Squth Front street, tO: practice- music for U.

D. C' District meeting. 1 only make you crave for mere. But a ocJ com 4 bination cf pnre fruit fia- yor and heavy dairy cream. is not only invlloratin; ana reireshing butauo a.

decided tonic fnrvAn. i you want to buy a farm If you want to sell a farm If you want to buy timber land f.y.i;--.f-,:.v--- ir you want to sell timber land If you want life insurance If you want accident and sick penent Insurance SEE T. D. RIOOUE Cojoie in and have onet today. 148 Middle St Dealer lb Real i Estate Insurance Sold' Exclusively By COMFORT AND beauly A comfortable shoe need not bean m- ly shoe.

Wiien we say "comfort' we mean comfort to the eye as well aa the foot, Oueen Quality shoes'are a happy blen- dinft of style and comfort. Neither ftlves way to the other nor do they clash. It la easy to suit the most exacting de mand when a store has what we have-. an endless variety of models to choose 4 from. A.

M3t ept Tnnrlav at 4S i Street. I 'J3INESS OFFICE THONE, NO. 8. -zchAnical DEPART-NO. SO.

I.IENT 'PHONE, LAND PRINTING COM-PANY. II. K. Land II. I.

Crumpler City Editot r-r; SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Six" months. 2.00 Three 100 One Month 40 i THURSDAY APRIL 23 1914 Meanwhile Gen.l Villa is having the chapter on salutes in that handbook iof military etiquette read to A Clt 111 -Xnrt i faA TKo World, the Flesh and the Devil has been banned by the British censors. Thef objection appears not- to have been either to the worldor the devil, but to the flesh. The'chemists insist that alcohol made from corn will eventually take the place of gasoline.

An automobile pro- juice will be a dangerous thing to meet on the- public highway. At the beginning of the Spaih'sh-American war a great deal was said by theJSpaniards about upholding their honor. Dictator Huerta is making the same kind of a bluff in defense of what HpMpnates as Mpxiran Hitrnitv. President Pena of Argentina has written a book in which he ridicules the Monroe doctrine as "The Guttapercha Message." Senor Pena should dwell more on what the Monroe doctrine did for his country when it was weak and young and not indulge in idle fears of the future. Don't let an opportunity pass by to boost the cotton mill.

New Bern i ur, i 4-i A that it assured, just that wS) larger r.ay rolls and more prosperity De assurva. The situation is now the all absorbing topic and everyone is all the latest "war news" they can secure. In addition to 1 posting, llctitis in front of the office on Pcltoc'k street, the Journal each carries the very latest and 'nicst reports that can be se you an- not already as-ibr scribcr srd want to yeiji'hat' taking-place dV.wn in WicASubiiW vto tne fwrnai wunoi lii aq ditioiWta? a CcmpL.tc tefefirSpbwseri vice, the Journal will, a-: in the past, carry the very latest phot' graphs of intcresttrj; rlajresi e. plcar.d happenings THE JAG BUG. What'iVer vestiges of the Morally i "Stunted among the population of -the country have been enabled by perior wickedness to persist against the forces tf uplift will receive with a conflict of emotions the report from Cur- I acao oi tne appearance it an insect 01 which the most astounding properties are announced.

For these persons, with the single exception of Mr. Hobson this-i8a4rec every- man-shouUf-havo-a-still-who-needs -it pro. position, no news oi approximate in terest to this has been received" since the dry spell set in. The creatrre to which we refer has been hastily described as the "jag bug." The important of Nature's effect in producing this insect, if indeed it is understood that one bite from the bug produces the effect of a cocktail, and that several bits yield the effect' of that condition when champagne has followed ale. Thereal import of the discovery, however, will appear only after a number of questions have been answered.

Will the importation of the jag bug into this country be permitted, or will Secretary Daniels order a detachment of the fleet to leave the Mexican war and patrokthe high seas for the purpose of sinking -or turning back any- vessel suspected' 6f bringing this extremely Un-prohibition creature shores? Can the bug be acclimated and -successfully cultivated in this country? Does he bite from anger, and if so is he easy to anger, or does it require long and patient insult to rouse his effective Does he bite on account hunger, and if so is his appetite generally News. Department StorevT'r' vwLUUAl.l i'Vr 1 BEAUTIFUL, WEaDTNG SOUEM- NIZED EARLY YESTERDAY -a u'r MORNING One the prettiest weddings of tjje year was-solemnised-at St. Pauls Catholic church" yesterday morning at seven -o'clock at an impressive nuptial mass tie' contracting parties being Miss Louise the daughter of Mrs. Florence Pearce, and Mr. 'Eugene Devlin McSorely, Rev.Father Joseph Gallagher performing the ceremony.

tJ The church was beautifully decorated in potted plants, southern smilax and Easter lilies, particularly effective wjste the altar decorations, the background of which was a-bank of ferns and Eas ter lilies, the beauty of which was added by the soft glow of the numerous can dle lights. The bride entering alone "wore charming gown of taupe, equipped for travelling, carrying a white prayer book, her only ornament being, a pearl brooch, the gift of the groom The only attendant of the bride was Mis Hilda Willis, a cousin who was beautifully gowned in blue silk crepe with of charmeupe, a becoming shepherdess hat of black com- pleting her costume. She carried an arm boquet of La France Roses. Ar- tending the groom, as best man was Mr. Albert Willis; Mr.

Thomas Las- siter and Mr. Alfred Kafer being the ushers, with Mr. Charlie McSorley as master of ceremonies. Mrs. William Shea of Baltimore, nee Miss Kehoe of New Bern, sang most charmingly "Ave and Professor Bourdelais sang very impressively the "Benedictus" from Leon ards'.

Mass, the bridal party leaving the church to the strains of Mendels-sohns Wedding March. Following the ceremony the bridal party gathered at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Pearce, on Met-calf street, where an elegant and tempting breakfast was served. The couple were the recipients of many beautiful and useful gifts show ing the esteem in which both are held, the bride having endeared herself to many by her noble work as a trained nurse; the groom holding a responsible position with the firm of O. Marks Son, of this city, is deservedly popular.

The couple departed on the morning train under an echo of congradulations and the best wishes from their many friends, en route to Seven'. Springs 4- DETECTIVES SAY THAT 1ST SO READS REPORT OF THE NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY ATLANTA, April 22. Leo ikIaryPhiganj itoday was difclareinifRj5pf 0m a report milady bji- National vestigating the case. In the report another employee of the Pencil Factory is declared to be guilty of the crime. Detectives reporting were em ployed by the defence to conduct the investigation.

NEW BERN BOY IS AT THE FRONT There is one New Bern boy whxjieill participate in the activities at Mexi co. This is Ensign Donald Patterson, son of J. A. Patterson and who is on board of the battleship South Caroli na which is now in Mexican -waters. b.nsign Patterson spent some time in this city a few months' The South Carolina is under command of Rear Admiral Badger.

EXCELLENT REPORT FROM COL-OERED SCHOOLS The report for the month of March of the New Bern Public Schools, colored, is indeed a creditable one. This school is in charge of J. T. Barber the principal and his report shows that 945 pupils were enrolled. Of this number, six were new ones and the 'total enrollment this term is 951.

There are now 599 pupils in the school. The average daily, attendance is 518.25. FIRST SOFT. SHELL CRABS AR RIVE. The first soft shell Crabs appeared on the market this week.

-JThey fare retailing at the cafe's for fifteen, cants i BUT FEW OYSTERS ON THEJ MARKET. The shipment of oysters into: New Bern is gradually getting smaller. For the past few weeks there has been only a lew on the maricet, ana tnis wee there are very few. 'This is the' last month of the oyster season. UNCLE AFTER THE VARMINTS DOWN IN BOGUELAND.

i (By Uncle Nathaii.y April 22. The recenUsudden and "fapid increase of. drunkness toHrJ sectibn led our. people to think that Blind Tiger had crept into our midst. Our people- were, aroused and -determined find our foe -some sought the tiger to tm his purse, while others sought to remove the curse, and both Classes seem to find him, after diligent i barrel n4 man in sight'or, tangled wild' wood' near Coose Creek wheite water-t was strong and whiskey -weak were found an empty barrel and cup, where money down and whiskey went up.

The whiskey was and tigeiP'and men, each staggering' home ward toward his den. The- tiger was spotted and given a talk, and he has decided to take a long walk. 'Caesar Had his Brutds." Charles the-first his Cromwell," and Blind Tiger may -do well to consider. The brutal murder of Elijah Weeks brought vengeance, ample, and justice swift upon, the murderer Lewis Pat rick and the blind tiger who attempts to degrade and destroy all that is good in our manhood and curse and impoverish our homes, may soon find himself either' in the Penitentiary. -'fa silent, and alone on Patricks Hill.

Now Blind Tiger consider your fate before you strike a snag too late. We have two public schools in Bogue-land. These schools are. under the efficient management of two excelent young ladies, Miss Nettie Oglesby, at Ocean and Miss Minnie Simmons, at Rocky Run, and they are doing good work. Bogueland has two thorough fares, Bogue Sound on which the fishing; and sail crafts, gasoline and steam boats ply, and occasionally a well equipped pleasure yatch and we learn that sometimes a Blind Tiger craft moves silently over our waters.

We have a public highway that runs centrally from Newport to Cedar Point, on to Stella and other parts over this central highway go-carts, wagons, buggies, phaetons, transfers, and automobiles carrying products and people on business and pleasure. Trimble calls the automobile a roaring wagon, and says, people who ride on automobiles' do sit above some daneerous wheels. ilvthey 4n(st patf themdeoW-ob3 tne waiHingnan-iwoukf rsT "While the lamp holds out to burn the worst of tides may take a turn; So be difligent and patient, ye-trappers of the finny tribe. Fortune' smiles 'oon or later on him will work and wait. Messers.

G. A- Higgins, E. ders, and F. J. Hartsfiekl, to Morehead City on business last week.

Messers Duffy Guthrie, Wil lis and Willis of "ffath called to see Dr. T. W. Sanderfe, i for nledical aid. Mr.

Willie Dennis re cently lost a fine ox; We are sor -yj for Rllr' Dennis and comrrmni yj to loose such a noble beast, for the nrriter personally knows the value ot hjs i Each of our nnhlir srhoola havpiirtvon tjheir pupils an egg hunt recently. Kliss Nettie and Miss Simmons sedrrij: to Have caught the spirit of that ihaster o) tt hies who said, entertainments, and instructions go hand in (hand. Bless the girls we love them, if are old. Our farmers are pushing their tit. i some pushing last, ana some pashing slow.

Some do seem up' the hill, to go now and then a gossip, and' a liar get loose in every neighborhood. They are to each other so close akin. They wear the same color of hair and skin, look so much like each jother. They must be twin' sisters and thers. The liar lies and gossips -not.

The gossip lies while on the The liar tells a' sometimes Jcnows it. The gossip makes a lie and. sows it. s- WILL SEND MAHONE SANE ASYLUM. JJEW YORK, April 22.

Michael Mahoney who tried to assassinate' Mayor MitChel last week, was arraigned to day to plead to an indictment charging him with attempted murder in the first degree, He declared he did not i want a lawyer to defend him, but one i Was assigned. It is likely Mahoney will be committed 'to some institution for the criminal insane. List your State and county taxes fors 19)4 No 8 Township at the Courthouae. Beginning May and continuing through the month of May. y6u are required under the law to list M.

Groves Auditor and Township List 8 April 24. Canterbury Reciprocity meetingi Lecture by Dr-Jjreenlaw of diapitl Hill at 8 o'clock Mv E'K, Bisbop hostess. J0i To those who do net know the extent and Quality of our diamond stock, we ask the pleasure of your in spection. You will find a splendid display, of perfect stones, mounted in original and exclusive designs that appeal to those, wh know and demand the best. When you are ready to buv a diamond, at what ever price, there are plenty of reasons why you should come here.

1 j. o. Baxter Jeweler We Are Now Serving THE FAMOUS Montaok Ice' Cream Quality Unexcelled Ml-- EDWARD CLARK Elks, Temple CrexRBgS; JThe greatest Rug for the Spring House Cleaners. Best Rug of its price 4 All Sizes At 63 Pollock St. NEW BERN, N.

C. With Eyery Purchase We Give 20 Lbs. i OF i Granulated Sugar 1 For Cash Only Parker Grocery 185 E. Front St. Phone 241 Fresh 'Cue Squash, Kale, Gaulif lower, Tomatoes, and Onions today-Hackburu's j- Children Cry TZ2 rLETC-ZK'S CACTORIA TODAY Pay Your Bills by IlcL It is much safer to pay yciiiir bills with! A than with money.

Every farmer in thiaitonni ty should have a bank account no matter bm it small. It is the only correct method ofkeepoii ing books. By having a checking; account a lju our bank we keep your books i pr you in a faults less manner and free of expense, Your checks show you every transaction, besides being a revs ceipt for every cent you pay out.TxQpenan ac-. count with us today and let us keep your books for you. 4 -rr- -'t The National Bank of 1 New 1: Four ner Paid on 4 Safe; Deposit boxes for Rent JAS.

A. BRYAN, 'GEO H. ROBERTS, Cashier' JNO. DUNN, Vice-President 1 i. mt -V E--- i Berne Savings and Time De- W.

GRIFFIN, Aaaf CaShlet A. lJo niie P.Iicccs and Gor.S Front i-ilJ CONNER STORE. U-jtLU lUU 11 aildrea SsnIa Shoes 1-2 Price. OV r-i -u 'H These are not old style or damaged shoes. They are Oxfords and Pumps of the latest style and in all.sUes.

Our stock of meni low quarters in Douglas, Beacon and Kejly Buckley Cygolf Shjea is complete, have them In all the latest lhapes. Jan, Qua metal, Patent Colt n3 Vici. Buy your EASTER SHOES now and sava mcrey. 62 MIDDLE Si 1 "THE CJiiidren; Cry FOR FLETCHER Astoria.