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PAGE FOUR PUBLISHED ETKRY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY BY THE GOLDSBORO PUBLISHING COMPANY John DwJj*ti#ston .5... President R. t.' Beasley Editor W. W. Minton Manager DID YOU KNOW THESE PACTS ’ DM /oa know that Juiiua CiNtr wu the runt of the fam ily and nil the hoys picked on him at school and celled him a sissy? And that Nappleon Bonaparte, when he waa in kilts, was, so ex. ceariveipr'modest and shrinking that his mother often had tet, spaak him to make him show off before company} ' And that John Wet ley Was given to saying had words at the age of seven? And that Georgia Washing ton, previous to the cherry-tree incident, was such an incorrigi ble little liar that his father had to punish him almost every day? (That was the reason the old gentleman made so much fuse when he found that Gear gie wouldn’t lie about the cher ry tree.) ;» And that both DeWotf Hop per and Raymond Hitchcock, up to the age of ten. had ho other thodght than that of entering the ministry in the Presbyterian church? (Note that IxithTtt these gentlemen have never been able to get rid of their min Ain iaii| John ts. Rockefeller fn his school lx>y days was a no torious little spendthrift, and gave away marbles and jack 'knives with alarming prodigal fiy? i And that Einstein, up to the !time he was twelve, was never able to do an example in long division, nor toll where to fait the decimal point ? And that neither Caruso nor jGeraldine Farrar could carry Ahf simplest tune in their child •ood days, and invariably sulk ed and cried when they had to kake their music lesson*? And that Nat GoOdwin. when wa* a JitfJe boy, oh! such a )tol play with them at all? 5 Amt that Douglas Fairbanks refused to take any exercise. J*nP«wa> Tn some corner with a Jo«kT , And that Mrs. Milo, the lady Jrho posed for the statue of Venus de Milo, was the homeli Aft little girl in town up To the time she was fifteen years of age? " And that Judge Gary, at the 3fc«e of ten. hail no other dream than that of being a laixir agi tator asd strike leader? * And that William J. Bryan •'a® remarkably tactiturn ,an«i gouid hardly ever lie induced to r press an opinion upm an\ ing? . , $$ * Well, if yoir did not kia»w all these things as they have Uh’ii Compiled by Dr Frank Crane, sou have missed a lot of know I fdge. • - - i | ■ -, |r MRS. WEIL’S Gin •The donation by Mrs Henry -.jVeil Fellowship, which Mrs AVeil estahlislies at the College ts b> lie used to enable exception jable young women students to pursue advanced work ut some ii the great institutions, and the Jfift will be outright wittrmr «trings attached and the whole 4und will he administered by the College. « A JOKE ON THE POLICE m rs. Psiidentia Kamos, an in I rate of a home for the poor in (w York, never had a visitor lint grew unreasonably melan Bta )ly. A few days ago her niei I ancholia disappeared and she Is lame as unreasonably cheerful. |t turned out that she was hat) •y with the idea of having found 4 way to {Hit aside her troubles 7 She talked gaily for a bit with the auperintendent and then (pok her own three months old Infant and went to the roof of me six story -building. She bal Inced one loot carefully on the Q>ping. stepped the other into •pace, and in due time stopped ah the ground below They pick ed the baby up dead, and the police came and charged Mrs. Bamos with homicide. Rut she ■ust haw had hornet hing on Ae police She died as aocm as mty got her to the hospital HD EXHIBITS 1 ’ME IDE BEST % County Demonstration Club Has One of Remarkable Booths of Wagrte County Fair Eholikcu ixenonM ration - innm/kti In lh«- Kxhlbhbm Halt-.it I hi* Kalr an* »o manr fMtries of Ini pit*) tlmt I) I*. liiiposslble to dnxrrlb" Hum all Thrn> la i.»i*ry artlclo of food that run fir raUrd in thr afatn es North t’uro Una. One oxlilbil tlOKrinr hi of un lIRUttl InH-rral Till* la Ifir exhibit i arransi-d bjr tjie roloieil women of Ifir rounty, •'Till' Wayne I'ntinly is-nmno nOioii Club ” Them arr 21 of Ifirar rlulia In ffio rounly. 11l of whtrli nm rrprosrnird In this one hontli Thrv have iirrimri-d ** v er> Known v*rl<:t|> ol garden unit form prislnrt. mimed and preKerfeit 11 ready for winter imr. One worn film. /' v Mock. of Mi niiv.'; has fi7 different exhibit* In Ihl* In mill Mr*. Janie Howell ha* f.K different exhibit* There am 3S different ii. n pie who have rxhtfitl*. and ii-lns the flßlirea MN IlHlril above one ran n ail lly are how w II HII. <1 I hi., limit I) I* Mr*. K l, MelKniKal I* 111 Hiarite of j the exhibit*, a* well ,|. the Wayne i County Oemonairailon riui. >HIII I tinder amt by virtue of r | M . power I of Kale conferred on me in a deed of trn*l executed on the th day of He eemlier. ISJIS. by Mrs Temple |>ark "« Harris and hpulmnd. A I. Hirrb in the iindemtsned trustee.-|fie |. rm of Mid deed of not hawtnic lieen | com piled w if.li and die bolder thereof reqneßt ln* mS, lo (W .s, | w ill on lb .Ird day of Hri emffri, in ■: ~i n c lonk I’ VI in fl.-ai i f flam otul house In lh<. City jif fSblilnlmrdrNhrth i farultna, *x|Mwe to »ale at puhln- am tlon, for rash, the following d«*rrlli : nd real eat ale: » Part of Hie lands of Mr: Temple 'lf. t'arnway. dereaneil, begtniiiiiG tit 1 a stake on the weal vide 01-.l'.irr,. ; way Crook, corner of lads Nat* 2 and 2 and *nlnif up. <ald creek lo a lib hlai k sum. In ('. t 'a'ovV rower tli#iu« potith fi7' wed 1(7 polrii U> l m S *tfik.', wiwl»C*H.l)!* thorns' \ son Hi Iff'.went ft pole* lo a alukr, I said .. t'a«ey‘a corner; theme north 21 1-J wewt poles with thu prl 'Hte path branch to a stake corner letl Nos. 2 and .1; them e norlli -h 1-1 'west T pofos to a slake corner S i M , t tos £ not 11 of Your Wakings Plain flimr han g large amount of foot! value but it must hr combined with good Irak mg powder in order to retain this • value. Most self rising flours ar • not ’successful because they ilo not and cannot raise i he bakmgs to the prcijx-r lightness. This means a certain loss of nutri-’ ■.,. lion bt-cause they atp heavy and hard to digest. Kvcry time you eat food that does not pmperiy digest you ti« not get the’■full nutritional value—you ace overtaxing your stomach. Nourishing and perfect takings are what gixxl * « health demands.'The one sure wav is use pure flour and K<x»d taking powder. *« K you want to find what thou sands.of housewives have learned -make some biscuits with seif rising flour—then m.tko si>inc with gixid plain flour and Calumet Baking Pow der not ice the great difference. One trial will satisfy you. Your , . health demands that you make the experiment. Those who know -millions of housewives, domestic science teachers,hig hotels, restaurants, takeries and railroads will not gse anything but Caluinet, the Economy Baking Powder. Hay safe—use Calumet and plain flour. It is the most eco nomical and satisfactory, where light, wholesome find pure foods are desired. PACKED IN TIN —KEEPS STRENGTH II ' EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE GOLDSBORO NEWS SATURDAY MORNINti, NOVKMIiKK J, 1923 HOT POTATOES / 'Jl ■■'j; ’ -*** WVI ■ISSSW «» I mm ,1. tiL .~J .' . *" ’ '' . " ' r *'“ l ' •*—.*>*. »«>."■ ■ ■ ”13 7 ls>ta No*. 2 and thence north WC east to the roverlnst 'l7b acres, one half undivided Interest in nbotro tract. -« la'e subject" to I'onllrmallon. ihK Iho 2IMh day of October, 1P2.1 J. H HIIBKKTH. n \ Triiatee Hi l. ;i la 17 21 H.il taiitdon. Nov. 3. The imw* of the pi u)>. liiiprsssiiMi i rooted si \V tHhim; toil hy t’reiivler Phiffekre's 4tssM'hes reaebAl lavndoil l(M> lain lo lllbi olll clal elf Hie KOVtfrninent tlep.ltimenta toiilflht, hut It hi cerlnln-to nUI.-ei in tense dltuipiHilnt.monl w he nit la i onica generally known. / * , f Ho many efforts haws hern tdfide to THE GOLDSBOHO NEWS “ " - ,» Induce Ij.e* t nilril Stall's Jo came lo Hie usslMl.iiiee of dialriutifil Kaiop.- that ahoitltl Ws*klngtn|Cr«:Fnse lo Is !*» parly to such a Gireuiu :lb eij liaiulry, iUh,i|i'|m>P*i nienl will he i r doubled, since It |$ a aid th.il failure l of .Ho ,e m-Koilallonk will mil) -erve • oasitr.ivaie flit) already despreate *lt i.iuHun -.V. _.4 ... Want Ads Wanted-—Men and Women f ■ , H o ■ * Whn (li-srit! to engage ,in pleasant and profit able; spare time srprk for the few weeks. Rich rewarila for those with “PEP” amhitioii and energy and an insatiable desire to own a liig motor car. To such people, t Imi Gol<|slhu - o News offers one of THREE plendid atHoniolnles, or other valuable awards, with a cash com mission feature to proteel active workers Your spare time d]j®r ing the next few weeks, spent m asking your friends to save their News eoupousand to pay their new and renewal subscriptions to the News through you. tan make you the owner of a luxurious Buick Sedan*. <Yetlits are issued on subscriptions and credits will decide t he ownership of these rich prizes. Torn to tin* page advertisement in this issue and you will find fan Up|Nir!unity Blank, which is good for 11)0.000 (’redds. Fill it mil and bripg or send it in and get an early start in the i-anmaign A* s«H»n as the (*yup<>n is received at Tta Campaign lh |Vu"tmen) receipt l>o«>k* and other necessary supplies will bo sentwou together with fulHnformatinn almut the campaign. . 2*,7 -22:-:..-2-r—^--n=rr; r ..—.r zrzzrrrzrzzxzz I tIM HI MII Ml kl IS HI TW II \ |l i- S' lit' I SI K|i»ii Mini Imt offS'i linn hail li.mil Mill) lh>- ii.iuio \V I Tl"niv I imlim ri'Mirn to VV l{ It. till .it SlnuUiril (ill in. iiml'to II ivo row h,i il :! tiTl* r i - --*"•• —-*y. '»•" ■— —— I.OsT « HIT I (Mi 111. Vl'K H lit. ilo 1 humid \ii hjJN l.i mini. of >.) lion $ .on loM.inf, for irtitrn I’lly "Harbor Hlnip. 29 IHp I lilt KI M: I I’ST \ I IH» U’IHIMI N I Hi .it. tuff water llml priv.tlf bwlh nlliil.lt' for liklH limisekoepliiK Hon It. Im'wlm, 4ml N. \ ii, I'hnne 312 .1 211 ifr Slt) It I Kill ItINT IN IRI INIiTIIN -.11 .|o| Hullillui;. 11. «2 ’I4IiiMI'SDN 6-lfC Jl HT rOVIIJtTKfe AN VrTRU'TIVT titmtatr* apurln»**nt, * u&furnUhmt I'lh.ilc hath an«t ki«llnn. All it« rn ron veil h net* > JJOH N Jiinii'H lr plltilir IHi \V . l!* I . |*'l -r ionin > i m\ si rut in iioo^s noli I.ilmii Him )■ in oili'li room i-nit . imt it ml co|il wiiir. ill 9 N. I Mill- Silioot, .phone 1112 .1.2 H 1.l |nj • n I NI S|l|, OITOKTIMM Mil! • I olv • i \|h riiiiir lint • II till I>i llili.il |in.- i to- 11 r.lii.'Mllnn. por I oiiHlity, Tonihorn' rip. ii• 11 y il< -Irublr Xiotwor S II l>- rare of (iotllilioro Nowi • 10.00 KKWAItI) AND NO t|uesl ion* aslant for ref urn of new Blue Head Cloth Overcoat. "The Man Shop. Asheville" Mark on inside pocket. flaps an pocket* Plain Itark. J. C. Vanstory*. kennon Hotel. lie i 7 w ' v I l l M'HOM. 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IT.MMpd »"« ** WANTHI AN lYrill.lt.lNT IHiaon, ell In r mx. may $ l «M> 1° I-’IHI monthly rorrespondlng for IV I>apill; fl 6to |26 weakly In »p.in tlmi< t experience iinnnes- May; no canvassing; subjects mif* glial ad. Send for parltrulara. Na» i'onal Press Bureau, Iluffalo, N. Y • I*l yr Wl PBKMB *f.M RIURT AKII (THAI >m clean. Send your next null to Victory Tnllora. phone 181. ts TII I 111(11 I IIS.AI I VIMKI I RAN ed. repaired und adjusted. Agency for the Underwood. The niarhioe you will eventually buy, rtitipman » Typewriter Shop. National Hank Hulidlng. J’hone 464 J. HIM llt 11IIITK 1101 OVIK It >■«*«»•« of uga to learn printer'* ( 1 r.tdcs Apply (o Foreman, UoMa boro New a after 6:30 p. in. tt V '-tf!MW ■ '• >• .■* <( 4l ! * m « NmM el The Associated Phn The Ah»o<lulid Pres* la exclu sively entitled to the u*o for pub lication of all newa dispatches erw dtled to It or not otberwlae credited In l|iie paper, and also the local pews published herein. All rights of republic-niton of apeclal dis patches herein are alao reserved. FIVE MINUTES OF LIFE THU TUNING TIKTLK By Hiehen hainb' Idl A itoy of my, acquaintance cap tured a large turtle. He bored a bole in Its shell ut -the opposite end from |la bend- He fast.-m-d a pifieo of hay-wire In this-hole and teth ered the tilrtle to a Make In the yard w The turtle limn.-dlatcly K»t busy It Mpent most of lilt tl\|)e pulling i n that wire trying to pet away Al most any time, duy or night. It wuh tugging away for all' it was worth Around and around that stake It worked It away, pulling at the around in an attempt to lilu-rate it* self. For six month* It kept this up, pawing. at the earth with it* fllp|»er* until it pad dUK u around thnt atake what Itmkod like a eircua ring. Peo ple need to come and look at this turtle and they lauithed at It* fmxl lah attempt* to break a wire strong enough to hold a horse. Hut l T tinotleed by all. the chnstan .fries lion of the persistent pulling slow-, ly <j*oro the wire through the tur tle'ssltHT’ One morning they found the wire, hut no turtle on the end of it. It* porsltteacy had won ltd freedom , ' ■ Now. perhaps. If that turtle bad known ns miieb a* a man It would have taken stork of the situation a ltd »ahl. ‘My'” ease la hopeless. I ran never break this wire It la «*• eureljfj twisted In a hole in my shell aftd I know how tough my shell Is. All I ran do is lo sit and wait un til they make me Into a stew " lads of people are In the position of that turtle They find themselves in a had situation through apparent ly no fault of their own Then they He down on the job. and you always find them In a stew If they cannot see- their way out, they make no ef fort lo get out. <g It ha* been my observation .that there in away out of every difTH Easy Lessons in AUCTION BRIDCE Big hands at Auction play them selves. I vrn the novice can go game if he holds all the are* and kings. The time when lost tricks become impor tant is in the done hands. Then good judgment and keen perception are re quired. Trie ks lust in such hands rankle. One well-known expert is authority for the statement that four out of every h%e roldars are ‘‘chucked;!’ that is, lost by bkd play or bad bidding. Such a statement by an authority shows the import a nee of lost trie lean ml t he necesait y of si ud\ ing ami, if (stssible, of eliminat ing their < a uses. it f» ijn|MM»ible, of course, to specify r>r.Single out the numberless ways of losing tricks. One of the most common ix for the weak player to take a finesse whs h may gain a trVk if it wins but is sure to lose game if it fallg. Never risk the loss of a game fbgain an yxtra lri« k. “■ Amvher common mistake ia the re fusal of a player to shift to another suit when he lßnds his ow n suit is hopeless. Often the weak player persists in play ing his own suit when therr is no possi ble chance to make it. The sensible thing to do under such circumstances is to give up trying for the impnasible and •.hilt to another suit that may be your partner's. Another mistake that the novice fre quently makes is failing to unblock his icartmh * suit; that is, he mains the winning card of the suit until forced to win the trick and then has no more of the suit to lead to his partner. Still another error is the refusal to trump in »ith the host frump. Many players so dislike to trump in with thg top trump that they hold un to their top trump as if it were gold, and let their opponents discard their losing cards on an estab lished suit Never let an opponent dis card if you ran avoid doing so. Play the < top trump under such conditions just is quickly aa the lowest trump. I here are numlwrless other ways of i rising tricks but it is not necessary or •X|icdicut to specify them Whenever ! | Solution of Problem No. I Hearts™ 10, 6 -»• ♦b (lulis None IHa moods'-- A, Q . Spades -K,J, 4. 1 A 7. 5 r ”* —: Hearts -K, 4.J.J ■* s-lul-' : * ■ Vv ! Clubs Nona Dismomb K. 7,1 :A V Hi lHauiooda —4. J. 4. J spades-U. Z : Spade. - Nowi ~ Hr lets A, Q, J, 8 Clulia None Diamonds K. J, 10, 6 * ■ Spades None Spades are trumps and /. is in the lead How ran he so play the hand that he will win all the tricks against any defense* This problem is an example of the grand coup, that is, trumping your paimer's winning caul in order to shot ten your trump bolding, cither to avoid the lead or to obtain a Irnace position In this problem, /. should lead two rounds of diamonds, winning the , second tound in his own hand withahe king. He should then lead the jack.ol *■ ■ * ~ t t t it SATtlßßA'V'morning, NoVtMithH jssmausm By Mall Per Year By CUy Carrier Per Year.... IM Weekly by Carlrer Kntcred at the I’oatofflce at (iuldaboro. N. (U- as aecoad-ciaaa matter. J-aij * . f'»* •'< cully. And being able to nee one's wsy out Is or the least consequence It la the keel tig everlasting at It (hat roimls. It Is the never letttag go of the 0 big Idea. Hay or night, keeping the goal jn sight, and not thinking of the drudgery of the .hi tervefiing step* The results that will come to a man who will work In ibis way are nothing short of ml raculous. lie will succeed; he can not be stopped. If Me has the per sistency of the tugging turtle, .you cannot keep him back. APPt.It'ATION FOR PARDON OP L T. STKOI'D Application will be made to the Governor of North Carolina for the pardon of I. T: Stroud of Duplin County, convicted at the May term ts the Tiupcrlor Court of AVayne county for the crime of using a hotel tor immoral purposes and acntenced to (he county roads of Wayne for a term of four months. All persona who oppose the grill ing of said pardon are Invited so forward their proteat to the' Govuy nor without delays This the 22nd day of, October, 1*23. * 1. T. BTROtID .« Auction Sale of deafrabfe building lots for colored people at 2:30 o’clock. Saturday. At North Side Annex, located la the city of Goldsboro. on North Jame« street and on the old main line of th e Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, lying woulh of the Atlantic Coast Action House. A good opportunity to secure a very desirable lot. Small cagh payment, the balance on easy terms, payable weekly, monthly or yearly. Atlantic Coast Realty Company. ARTICLE No. i you are conscious of having lost a trick or your partner tells you of it, try tn get at the cause and endeavor to avoid making that aame riiistake again If a„ player would conscientiously follow thia plan, his game would improve so rapidly that he would be surprised. If you do * not understand a particular play, do not hesitate to ask a better playur. Most players are only too willing to air their knowledge in explaining tlw eauae of your lost tricks. One of the aad sights of any card club is the weak player. The ot her members avoid him aa a pest and hia lot ia anything but happy. Work to improve your game. There is ao rt»H road to Auc t ion. If you want to become a good player, yoil must work over your * game constantly. ■ > In studying your last tricks, do net • forgft that occasionally thk aame ■vas tier of tricks can be won by bad play at by good play. Always remember that ' there is a right way and a wrong way to . play Auction and continually arive far the right way. One point that should not hr overlooked it that occasionally' the loss of a trick ia justifcable and represents good play. For exampfc, aear the end of a hand you weed a certata mimtier of tricks to save game. Then ia the time to think, what card or canfci vour partner must have to aave game, and to play according Sometimes you will lose a trick by such tactics but more often you will win. To thus place the cards mentally in the only wav to save or win a game and then to play accordingly, ia the sign of the eapert. A trick Tost under such conditions is alwavw a justifiable loss Avoid (Titicoaing. Never let the low tricks, either your own or your part ners, upset your poise. A roof headis a fine asset in Auction aa in everyth™ else If you let the lost triek of one hand upset your play in the next band, you are just clou 1.1 mg its importance. Once a trie k ia lost, target it. (*> on to tha next hand without regrets aad you wilT get much better results diamonds ami trump it i« Y’s hand with the deuce of spades V should now lead the ten of hearts and win It with the jac k in dummy and tract anntlmr diamond and trump with the lour of trumps in Vi hand Y should now lead *> the heart which Z should win with the queen. / now must win the remaining tricks aa Y has the king and jackal s(»dea over the queen ten in A’s hand Ihtn problem ia, well worth careful, , study. 1 • iii. T . if 1 ‘ '*i ' lotuTlll /( h)> . .)>/ btc.t ii.ig ft
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