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f NEWS or THE CITY
urrt» cbiwle girl to
s. tig jrrajs “
fN« the oftovattaa U 4 (MtMil at
U* hospital n* kw how# *i«h
Mb f>MM« lb- agvornl »Htti and
«4b M«4 ta b«W« lew farther treat
o##wt, a Ann* «f hmn wad atmtiaa
t after all—. Thara U aa Baary aboil
oftto far Mar transportation nl tar a
choago a| her tai ihaaa About
thirty Mtari it »liti4 and the Wei
fan Dopnrtweot will h* glad ta resale*
cowtrihaiion# Inn thee, tat* re* tad.
uraiui cqlub -nay"
COpßi BACK BOMB TO
JO* OB UtTUC NATHAN.
-'tftti* Nathan O'Berry waa happy
agate yesterday altar 1# day# as trial
awt the laa* a| hia beloved collie.
TiH* aaaied altar hlaaaelf and Captain
fMßnrry The Aa* returned, at rather
waa breacht bach yesterday altar ha*
lg haea away aiaaa haler# Christmas
hdlWay tag** Other member. as the
family rejoiced with the ehiLd la the
recovery as hia day.
Mai friend# as the family aaw the
araaaat ahaut the wfaaiac dag la the
'l—lt, aaw the def tied in a yard aaaaa
..-nhafew AM, Ward along. Trolly
sown th« collie waa delivered up. Alt
Wmj *oo
Mare the cat* open again H* daeaa't
rare la ha wUftout hia .dog ' anymore.
MAT nvm OBSAT,
Mh ' MRBAN CABAL BTiTBb
Odd. ftft-*li* ‘Bo
w'fi'n
thta city, dec a laaa fraaa Beaadiaaviaa
.Jk*B|l»C trwa ta ha aaad far the **-
taaalon as what la known aa the Maria
carat ryo’on Oaaalt coaaect tha up
par 'reechta as tha .TUP with tha Na
va thne making Potrdgrnd virtually a
caw»wicrrt*l part far tha Caspian gaa
trade A Oinwaa steamer recently dtm.
on tratad that ships aaa pea* from Pat
r<pre.t '• »h# Caapln aaa through the a#
«Ut>afe, and tha |daa la ta aaka than
mtvigAM* far big r+var lightora and
teftt# of p lair gin*.
YlcjMna*L<af the laaa. has aa bean
' • nNiaß*
n t, a ;.#i that mn|t*Nte —saga
as tha sweats aad rivwrfi— oMMt|bta# j
M. tha f>#rt>ah>on|^ N —2iu Ma.Tkff
'Or. At, Mr
Ml||wWra|aMbißei
The trip wgfj pTh ad the Harman ptaa
to > pa- faraaar, ah iapl ng laCaawaa,
,ul w. J— la .ih#, aatara 4dm
> j.i r rant. Tha nteaator left Bankarg
smfsu
mn&srj# -js:
Ira ight her ta BlMaah, aa tha Valga.
***• U»t Bdiat Bw Vplga hi aavtgehke
far mall raaaoi# The heat reached NL
taV Navgarad oa Octavo r A daaaawdad
Urn rhrtr ta Agtrahaa, aad preceaded to
- Baaali ’ a
The trip seen* U have proves that
Um rout* ta eatlafnotary, aa Hanhatg
aaaqnay has haea argatilaad and will
build a Beat as vaaaeia to mak. raga
tar tripe along this reeto. Tha heato
will hagia „ operatioag la tha spring of
ItBA aad will aarry Oaraaaa naaafac
tarad gaada lata Baaalaa aad tha Cas
pian pacta.
Mapp y|hr r Ji—
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’ h jlSr Btrntm tip ffitirn} Miff
piyptwiltfifit qatanwy. If
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'V^ nm ssi
and n trvmio
<’
n—agaa piehad <% at the Hanptoa
BdMb aevat beee gh aaamiac rapart
adfnbt tßa ataanahip II an neater area
nßahiag *tt Cap, May. N. J. The nee
saga stated that thp vessel waa liatlag
badly ta storheerd aad waa raaaiag
he tans a heavy ghta>
In Eleven Months The Goldsboro News - Has Become the Out
standing Success in the Newspaper Life of Eastern
! North Carolina
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The people read it because it has pep and punch; sense anc\ suggestions; news and views; because it is going somewhere and knows where it is going; because it ser
vee the public welfare; because it leads in every good undertaking; because it prints the news without fear or favor, and lastly because it works.
# The people are reading the Goldsboro News as they have never read any other paper in this section. 0
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Mim ITTEHUST
NIEHrS FEDEMTIH
Men’s Federation Wil Meet
Nest Mentk el Preebyterkui;
v Mrs. Oetar Talka
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(BY BQTT t DBNMABB)
The Maa’a Fade ratios at their treat
ing held last night at the FI rat Bap
tist Charth votod ta aaaat during nsat
naath at th# Fraahytarian charth la
keepiag with a eaatan tsaageratad
me tin* age that tha Federal tea
•eet daring the winter sioath* at aeai,|
deeigaatod charch.
Buria* tha naath as Itaceataar tha
Fadaratiwa has asst each Friday night
at tha Plant Baptist tharrh aad last
night at tha Ipat needing ta h, held ia
IMI tha prat ideal as tha orgaataatiaa
cap re seed the appreciation as the Pad
eratios far the aaa ad the First Baptist
eherch.
Taking into consideration that assay
ether meetings wars being bald the
attendance ad the Maa and Woman’s
PodrsHen hold last night at tbv First
Baptist tharch wav anaaanliy good aad
tha meeting was fall as pop aad to
the paint as aaan from tha aember
ad anal stirring taatlmoaiaa offered by
a aanhar as taea nag womeyi.
Mrs. L. M. (lmer, president of tha
women*! FvgPrdtlah bha prvaton and
made a nsat latorvatiag talk as tha
Wa+ darthclth, past year as bdr or
gaaipatiaa aad wk#t they iateßd to
•a Oeriag tha year IM>- Mr*. Omer
alas, aaa—pad that a wntah —ting
of the two fhdvrntUaa to ha after
tß* . cwguinrf ithafeh anryfM# tontarrew
night tha nesting to M b. i.i tt tha
tlnued, “will ha held at the Chriatian
rharah hagtaniag at It w’viaeh and
th— nttondiag will ha anrvad caffs#
and anndwitohva hy tha ladles ad tha
Federation aad later aaaanhls ia tha
charch where a gratae aad thanksgiv
ing service will he held and ta which
a cardial invitation ta attended to all."
CLINTON BOY BXBONOBATED
OF BABBBALL SCANDAL
CHICAGO. Mas. tt.~Babe Beaton,
I farnair'Miaa«|gnfchar, today waa wjth
iPtti V r "Mana M. Laadia, cagtnta-
S%iafiF;.-r;.“N“r7pj
gaa thta apriag with the Cincinnati
pad., after a visit phsterday j pitil
Cenmissiaaar Letadis.
"la view * of tha pablicity caaahd bjfl
tha' hhAdaaichamnt of Ban ton* sMiagj
wigt tha Cincinnati alah aad th« fond
dadtAm ’of hia name with tha | IflM
warld’a aarita »caa4*C Landis , taiifl
Idat night, “Beaton asms ta me ba,gvt
a line aa hia atataa ia arganiaad b#»e
n far aa record# In my office
• ow," Comniaaianar Laadia c—lad
ad. "thyre la aa reason to hasp Boston
aat of th, major#".
Benton waa hy th. Giants
ta July, IMI, and want ta tha Bt. Paal
slab as tha American association.
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DBA FT BVABMB COMINO
MACS AB fftuna
VUUIIGIM, u*jyMm
Taaaa QmZTokh bml Gvmbbb
Hpgglai freak torn Btnric*.
“L*! bb drain your creak caac”
The Autiitm task Co.
“Service Thot Satti/feg’’
BMP or CANDY
rrort rtn obcan
HVfTOK, Dec. M —FJectrieians
nmM ap, -«udp I p ih-t |he a
•wto m mwm a viaßaa toot
ail as tha troabfb with the ergejf at
ate Gordon At reel Christina charch
whoa they tinkered about th* taaa* of
wjya* and stop* aad palls la tha big
last ram* at. The aagaa far some days
had haaa on tha blink. Thor* waa fear
that la th* midst as the Christina*
a—leal program the organ alight go
wrong at a critical moment gad bring
giawn to th* arfaaist aad ahoir. Th*
etaatriataaa feoad a chocolate drop
rooting an a wire or eomathlaf
naated with th* base chorda after It
had reft#*** to perform dwrtag practice.
Whan the candy had b— removed
apd trlamphaatiy eahibitad hy, tha nia
ckaatca th* big argaa boomed forth
perfect nalaa aad chiatoa. Daring tha
CkrlatauM morning service it por/snu
sd perfectly. At practice |aipr th*
service It waat aa strike again, kow
avar, aad th* electrieiaas war* partly
repudiated.
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A NEW YOBB PBODUCBB
MAY GIYB FOLK PLAY
CHAPEL HILL,Mice, M—Oa* *f th*
atoat owccoaafal as Maw York’s play pro
dwcurs. Brock Pemberton, is thinking
of putting oa a aortas of Carolina folk*
plays la Now York. Frederick H. Koch.,
director as th* Carolina Play aukars, I
ta Jaak back frm th* big lawn, aad
while ha waa thar* Mr. Paaahartoa whs
had been reading tha hack about Caro
lina folk play* Which Hoary Hull aad
Company, brought out recantly, said t*
kin:
“1 don’t Why a spar tai aariea of
than# play# wouldn't go big hare. TJiea 1
trv goers apt getting i aura a tad la that
non as wadi. I’m going to Utah it over .
and talar shea! it,"
Mr. Pamhurton he— tabs th* lima- i
light thro# or fear yaara age whan h*
diseavecad" Gilds Varaai. Ua present
ad her ia “Bator Madam*" and it tarn
ad aat to ha aa* as th* a—talar auc
caaaah as U* evaeOa Th# play ha ta
now ogarlng is "Six Characters la
Baarrh as aa author." H* has token a
*—• an tha Prtneass Theatre and it
is Uara ha la thinking of presenting
tha Carolina folk play.
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ENGLAND WOULD
HONOR PILGRIM*
LONDON. Doe. 18. plan, have been
formulated hy geveral British hlatar
tafti aocietiaa 4o craat aa impoaiag mon
aaaoat at KUilngholns, oa tha Lincoln;
tigtMfrmAf ft t»a ,itaaiM|iirtjO*<r. to
i tai,.gam !wb»h* Oipi I’jlgmn
CllfP* Itaclattal ara at r~~~imß «f»klng
iP , ‘t r ‘ c - n
NM—MO I " ‘"a movvmeat.. |
k jMkHfcy »f vt' AK
fc. 1 v ,|in it
Pbarl— Clam tea I company, Tha Poof
laaa Chanical company will taho aotico
that an action has boon commenced in
tha Superior court of Wayao county,
North Carolina, untitled aa above, for
tho rooovery of »771,50 due the said
piatotiffa above named hy tha said de
fendant. beiap Ua balance due for com
missions and brokerage aa accvwat as
tha, sal* as a large quantity of fartlliaar
materials said hy tha plaintiff, as brok
er* far th* said defendant; said de
fendant will farthor tabs notice that
summons ta said action waa mado .gp
tpraahlc aa Ua 4U day of Ihndßr
. UMfc BMh tiaaa haWavaa, hoc been Si
ta hg opphMan ad law, **p>nded taSe
IK ** It ValAßaPrnd.nt ■)
fawtaer BP# mtata* that a■* ■t ••
It ta a ifttlgd fgcilDjat tirra Me
fflUf Nbnn ral’tS
•i Buy now and yoa will obycl
at Isaal 1& par rent. l#ot tut re
tire yoa.
TV Automotive Supply Co.
'•Sarwlca That Sgtinfies"
-I MiMHMOMiBo.Mm;
YESTERDAY’S
MARKETS
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. NEW YORK, D*«. W-Bpot cotton '
closed «alot| middling MM. Futiue# |
’ closed steady. *
January M.4S
March :.. v M. 45 '
May M.«7
July M.M
October 84. M '
suod hy Ua Mporlhr Cum wf Wayne
Ceonty, North Carwilnfi on the Uth
day <4 November, IMI against the pro
perty o 4 said defendant *r ladehlednos#
due by realdenu of th* Cwaaty of
Wayne. But, inf North Caroline which
dny of Docemhor, llgl whoa aad wboro
tho Pswrlesa Chemical Company ta re
quired to appear aad answer *r denar
to the complaint or the relief dateaded j
in sold complaint will be graatod.
Thta th* let. day of December, IMI.
J. H HOOKS
Clark At Superior Court
A DMINIBTBATOKg NOTICE
if T* undersigned having qualified a.
Administrator of J. H. Shnlllngton, do
cea»#d. with U* Will annoyed, let* of
Wayne County , NorU Caroline, this
ta to ndtlfy all persona having claims
egainst th* citato of said deceased to
oxhlklt then to Uo on or
hofor# the first day of December, IMI,
or this nolle# will ho pleaded In bar
of rwovtry. All persons Indebted to
oaid vdtato Win pivots make Immediate
payment.
Thla the Ist day of December, IMg .
' v h. u. BdgehYon. ■
Adminul reter, H
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Nonnr or balm or rral rbTatk
Under and by virtu*' of th* power of
sole ranlained In a certain mortgage
deed madeipnd oxoeutod hy Jmnos Jsr
nigan md wMti Belli# Jernigan of
Wayno county North Carolina to W. A.
Britt of Hampton county. North Caro
lina, which »«td mortgage deed la re
corded In tho office of *• register of
deeds of Wayne county In book 154,
page 117, default having boon made in
th# payment of the note* secured by
said mortgage th* vndertigned will of
fvr for sale and sell for cash at the
court house door In Goldsboro at IS
o'clock neon on th* 32nd day of Jan
uary, IMS, tha fallowing land situated
In Wayn* county, North Carolina,
bounded an* described aa follow* t * s
11 l»t uaett beginning *t a stake In A
Ua eapol ila Falling 'lrech. TboniUn
BroUMV cantor, Md rarna N. TA pMev
to a ataho ta’.Kpmanlha, Bryan Ye cor
nor; thence W wtffci poifWD U.• wink# in
: the lanei Ueuo*,#.,D|} W. IgO.pwiov'U I
s stoke ia a rrqgH .(trqgch, than down,
U* ran of .pnid W-A 1 "repn^cr*
to th* run of Foiling
the run of said Creek to th# beginqipp,
station, containing M acred#, moto ior
I**l. I il/.|il i i'l .
,Md m*dt:t being dot now*, in.lhe d\
qislow *T tha land* of kJeqpt* H J‘ t
nigaa, deryased. Beginning pt a stake,
corner of lot oq. run* N. M I I
I W. 131 pole# to n »tak# In C.ruenberry'*
line; thence with hia line N. 11 3-4 W.
'II 7-25 poles to * slab#; thence 8. B‘J
1-t R. 148 pole* to n stake in I. I,
Thornton's line; thence with his line
H. I 1-8 W. 2M poles to a stake in th*
beginning, containing 84 • luo serve,
more or less. *
3rd tract: being lot no. 3 In the di
vision vs the lands es Jessie R. Jernl
'gan, -deceased. Beginning at a earner
of lot no. 5 in said division run*
N. 3 M Rt«* 4-5 |Wtl#« t# 14 Aisle,
thence S. 30 1-8 C. 88 3-5 poles to a
4Mh* f tv*r.l#4g. <f a
88 1-8 jL 49 poles to a-small laurel
in the pond; thenr* 8. ti I I K 14 2 .
pole* t» ■ maple; then 8. .|BI I
3-6 poles to a" ataka, corner of lot no.
4; then N. HP 12 W. 48 poles to a
•take; then N. 3 lift to th. hvginainw
containing 30 1-8 arres more or less.
Advertised this U* tlst day of I>e
iWmber, 1922.
r W. A. BRITT, Mart ages,
J.-A. GRADY, Assignee,
HENRY W. GRADY. Assign#*.
Htvvvns, Heasloy and Stevrns,
Attorneys.
SPECIAL NOTICES
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Twabty Seo —ta pat laanrll— fat Hi
wnvd* nr Ivan. Far man Una M
wards, ana anal soak it.
White span* nr type display sdn lanart
*4 in Uo colons far M —ta pm
lash, each taaortiaa.
Whoa At* or nor* ooanyoatlo* laaor
tions era doolrod a dlaaoaat as B
pat —t ta alio wad.
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DIAMOND KING—FOB BALR AT A
bargain. Blue while perfect diamond
worth fsoo.ua will b# sold for M 75.00
tb* Aret man that brings chock for
that amount. N. J. Edwards, 104 Rost
Cantor Street. 88-Stc.
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boro News who take advantagre of
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Mail your order or call today.
THK GOLDSBORO NEWS
I.iMT—4ITBING OF PBABUL BBWaA*'
for returq l# Goideboru NoW* Offlo*.
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W AJCTBD—WRITE ENGLISH SETTER*
on* to Urn* ynnrs old. Writs parties
lart*. wanted eovernl B. H. Dvnnsret,
64* Broad Bt. Newark N. J. 88-lptp j
FOB RENT—FURNISHED ROOM HEAT
•d, Adjoining hath, hot water nil hour#
' garage privileges If wanted, nufortnc*
I •pirhahgod. phwa* 814#-W. M-ttp.
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WANTED—-INFORMATION » Baairwd
ap tv Ua whorvahunt* of a lawn rnl-'
t ler. loaned t* »om* bona* halAor Inal
fall, san#p p*v*r having been return
id t* Its owner, Mr*. Ilvntlr Will.
1— -n- -4i itod . i.i—st.
SUITABLE, SBBTICBABLB CHRIST
nan present would ha an Oriental
rag. I handle tha d apes dab I a aathyn
tl* kind. These rags while vetoing
yon free increase la vaJae. Would
outlast any man’* Ilf* and then remain !
j with his offapring. Lasting memory
demands tattling present. Buy the
genu I as. Handsome one# front 1X4.09
and ap. Atax. S. Yosgor, Wilmington,
U* only North Cnrollotan in U* hwsl- 1
an** in U* ntota. M-g»te
Mnmurr Mwamw, mkv-mi M
LOWT—A SMALL JSfCEBT ~MOK
HMtef njyyLmny .L a
Wanjjlllt jßKifcr R If oil
sad Mis. PM[7jfiaW;y#te4 to
j the •Rln'V M' OraNr* Bow*
aad rooota* tnnnnA. M ts
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WANTRH-YOWBB UAH OB WOMAN
to d. aportnl wni Apply Spnotai
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rYPBWBITBBB—ALL MARBB OMAN- &
*4. repaired aad tdtngf, Agewey far
th. Underwood. Th* tahekluo yan will
eventually hny. GhnpAans
writa* Shop, National IJank Building.
mm- . , ■ , wnX. Mt W| Tm . .to
, WANTED—TO MAKE YOUR OLD HAT
now. Wnyno Ldy. pad Dry cleattor*.
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DAY OLD CHfCEI FOR KALB—AFTBB
th* ft ret Wf January. Plito* ynwr
orders new. M. A. Pika. Pthsvill*. •
N. C. » 18-laap <
A flood boaaUfal
Inch gonnln*
cowhide bag fer
” ftd.PO Th. largest -
’(«• wardrobe W
tFBAka, anno*
and hand bnga ta U* city.
(■•Water* Apart lag Gaada dm
i Next to Wool worth’a ft and Ift* Star*