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GILES WINN
BOUND OVER
I%n AUtH to F-'Vf Stolen
nitacr's Coot ContnininK
Ahoot 938 te Caah.
OU4 Wlna. ntfro, wits bound over
to o* SMI term of superior court i»y
M*|tc Ma yiMsnh) morning on i
barg# of the larceny .h on. corn sad
(hr nun aV 111 in cash from another
negra DUNd WUI Joyner. Winn
wan suable to poKJece • required rash
hood ot MM, and van hold to await
trial.
According to the cv dears the two
Mgrtw had been together for wev
oral boo: a before the alleged theft
aod had taken a drink or two to
getber Thar them enured" • houae
aod amt nrhund awhile t Ikln* 'both
of than had re moved. their coats and
bang them up In tk« room where
(bar ware talking.
i|ter a tlnu Joyner stepped into
another room to gat a drink of water
aod whra ha returned his com pa n •
100 had loaned bis coat. containing
Ciln bank roil nnd t**»n FYaorh
lanes Jo yaw than nwore out a war
rant for |bn mkwlag Winn and he
won aooa roundel up In the police
dragnet
DEATHSSHOCK
LITTLE TOWN
0. C. UtehlbHn el Hgdud Un
expected Puaiaf of Two Per
»• Tm^ m ’ *rr~H
The Hit la «3Alage of Teacheys,
forty miles from Ooldabom, was sad
dened yesterday h> the silken deaths
of two of (to prominent eUlsrna a
man and n woman according to O. C
I Han, of Goldsboro. who was there on
Tho woman. Mra. J. , j' Cnttle. rush
ad into the room of’her dauxlMer
about S. jo o'clock calling for aid. Ue-
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® J 1 'HE only way to be comfortable
in Summer is to take a leaf from
- the Garden of Eden, and dress as
did—two-thirds off. From
out and head down, we show
everything that’s cool, made up to
own quality standard, and down
tojour own style specifications, and
priced for a rapid turn-over.
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50 Suits Just Arrived
$25 to S3O Value** at *
' $16.95
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i for* the daughter could reach her |
s'de. she fell over (lead The deceased ;
was about 6b years of age. nnd wus
the mother of nine -children. Ilcr •
| husband, a traveling man. eras In *
Richmond. Va. at the tuna.
U °A. H Wella. the man, wus found
drad >u the horn* of his brother-in
law when n member of the family
i went to call him lo breakfast He was
"bool 18 years of age.'
Mr. Well* passed away under the
Impression that Mrs WeU waa In Wil
mington In reality, she had retorned
from that city late In the night, and
thinking that her hilshibd .w** at the
homa of bis brother, luatead ot hia
brother-in-law pent there to be with
h in When aha reached the brothers
J home, she found her mistake, hut
since ft was ao late, she decided to
stay there instead of gltig over to the
home of her brother, where Mr. Wells
w«a spending the night.
vothih m
* E *T Til riiOHHOI Hi: rti Mil ‘
tContinued from Page Onei
rh» came to love Ham the b at. Sam
•ad children. Ham was proa ermg.
•nd hla large hoiar Ndd un , farn ,|
held more t iaks than the household* I
of the other Children, gam need d
b«r moat and t w». ihere tb « she
ctaj ed Often-Uni -« aha uiriili go for ]
a siatk end via It to one <rf the other
sons, hut always on Sunday after !
noon tha old lady >would collect, up i
*r knitting, kto the children go-wt
| bye, and wlttf her shawl bun .led
| tightly alMiiit her shoulAsra, would
| Pl '**ge off for Ham’s boir*e. saying i
j"I>» Just got to get tber- tnoiglx. ’
1 liecuuae tomorrow's Monday, and I
know they wiki need me badly."
K m K. Simpson, the prosperteua
'nrroer nnd blacksmith. Ilvng near
• orlnth (Titu-ch. who uni hi.
to fU jonrhouae to die. la about .$6
yearn old. He owns hie fin- farm
home sawmill and shop Ln Nlionton
township, a farm In I'rovidenre town
chip and 'n Elisabeth City he owns
ltd* on IM. Main. Morgan. Cedar,
(ah. Parsonage. Piaanw streets anil
Kuclld Heights People who know
him well say he i* financially able to
build his moth r and h me. anl pro
vide her with a servant the rest of
lor days. A person *3 years old
tinny more days left
Ham Himp-on l* a r?ry rill nun
1 ’illgen. Hia friends cal |tim O'
tian man. It la told of him that he
m n, —jg-.ar-
| would lock his nN| mother In her
-l -oom n hla be me. and erave tier for
j hours,, while he came to Kiisaboth
I Oly lo attend the! Ilam-Rainsuy rv
l rival aervioen, going bock htiujj; till'
ed wit- u atUv ling spirit tilled with
rigW.i onanewt InjK tod by th< teu'ii
loltng rrvivallats Hut ht Inon't
berp to u«w Ida mother ulnco she wan
taken to th • poo lioitae.
Hn Is said to be tls? only ofl>< of |
the nine all}'* to support the mother |
l<cr youngest aap, Bdward, lives ini
Hie null district In klUnbrth • »l> j
lut lh«* enilra family has lo w rk n
th- mills. Tie old lady tried to liv
with Kd. qwhile. hut It Wiven't safi
for her. Hhe woe Id grow lon emt
from staying -alone all day, uud <*n
I nger her life on sh« sL'wts. trying
to reach the lioines of ad lolil neigh
bor*.
Her son. Jim who I ves on t 1 nlh
int avenue, this city. Is an InvalUl,,
ii’fj unable to Car,- o‘ her Hill. J
i the eldest. I» H widower. Itoeedin ;
i.round with paaquotauji cotibty
' -niers It wag Hill wlvo wis iddlg |
.1 lo seek a mui for hi * ""l ' I
tit* Ibtsquotank county ' J-o rbmise.
j where It t« ih» proud boaat <>f th
iv mini y commissioners that oconoml
t i ;.l, management cnublea thi-m to Ink
care of tha county's d »tMuie i»er»i>le
' for ua little as right dollars a month
‘ apiece.
HI VI.HY. «r«4M I.AWI HM»
a miKMCi IN «10l.l»HlMiK«
j 'fConllntied From Page One)
s a hen we go bark, or pul up MB*
’ fight It wSi ■cithor pawn the wHi h
or starve s'nre sr® hadn’t eaten tn
three days. At Wilaou we were ar
rested on a charg of robbing :l Hi!
Ing station, but the chief of pope
compfr-teiy egoueraled us The ‘hi
of Wilson bsdiiai afler us for two
dsys. and when we started out for
Coldshort"!, arriving here at .VlJti
Tuesday night.
’"The Salvation Army gave ua a
l>ed for the night and break fa *t the
nest morning. W.e w<ol nut to th-
Neuae river and fell iji with a fish
ing isn'ty. We Spent two n elite on
. the banks- of tha river. Now ami
then one of the hoys would rllp its ><
nickel and we would spilt ivUiioi di
1 between Ba At l»at in desperation
we tame to the police and asked for
1 help That is our story."
j "How do you flke the Bomb?" lb.
reporter asked.
thf nm nsßoftn nkwr
T- T- 1
"Fjiic, If we could find * owe work. |
The climate here >a great '*
"Are you not' homesick7"
Von bet we are. And Wc‘r«* going
Dock Ifouic us *o<»> ai. « can. ain't
we kid?' 1
The boys rr-ae from the i >f, cdilili
ter and heaved a groat sigh of sai>«- ;
faction. (;®e. iwusn'-t th«t steak
igrunt?" asked Keunelh
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Masterpjeces Taken
in $500,000 Robbery
WOKLYWOOn. rattt?, Feb. 21, Iti
iiaissuiKe paisllugs. and other art
Ituaaiircs, valuiai at ne.irly half a
million dollsrn w>. re tap lasing fro.n h-si
Hull Wood home, , Msitm liaurig. j
Ogrtnany firm of M. Weinachocnk A
i'o.. reported to the isdlfe when he
returned from Catalina Island last
uigbt. \Tiioiig the pgluCngs cut from
| frani's or carried away, a .ones and
• "lb be llstcxf: -
{. ' W* "I**ughter ot I’iiiilip IJ of
iMptmi and Kll*.v|>eth of Valois,” val- ,
I'd «i Il i.VbqO; "A VmaJ 1.-sson." by „
.llitsus. valued at IlSS.Ofld; Murillo's
fwniis "Boy Wowing Bubbles." val
ued at I*-.' 0t»; 'a ser ■ ~( pictures’
by Tenter*, "A Madonna and Child”
and oilier paintings I* tk.rreglo, and
|dber works by llm-lii'r and lan ruin.
’Hie thieves *|, o obtained, lie said
'' 1 " ■>!u din : i i .»> ,yid other
' but I. fj i„ i, „d a ~>ll,, .
(ton of UUI) o(ft( . r , lva<ur< . H
virtually ua vnlualdc us that taken
aeay.
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FATHER GEORGE ~T niiWT
r < )ml.v i\u> kinds of portraits wei'e kvoitable, oil paintings /|nf -An,
| and miniatures, Ixit h exitenxive and only a few could en- ||
Toda>’ you c<m secure attractive phot<»graphs at prices i) ‘
\ inch i/ 1 i 1 them vit hit) the i each of evu-y one. j
CIEMENT STUDIO
|) Hone (ft. 135 West Walnut St J
I EXTRA! EXTRA! !
I Full Account of I
o 41 ?- .o
| Goldsboro Shoe Company MM
I Big Remodeling Sale I
I Another Slash in Prices I
I Another Slash in Prices! Buyers were at the opening of our sale
to get their share of the big Savings. People for 40 mlies came to %
buy and went avvay happy. The first four days of this sale was the
greatest single stroke of selling that’s ever happened in this coun
ty. Our determination is to sell and low prices vin do it.
Polks we are selling good, new clean merchandise. Our tables are I (
loaded with the biggest array of good shoes ever offered. Here
you’ll find every size and style, in most cases way below cost. We
must move this stock hy February 28, to remodel our store. Come
in, see our prices, ask any of the host of satisfied customers. Our
policy is and will he high class merchandise at low prices. Make*
us prove it. We have again put knife in prkvs. New’ Spring
tioods coming in every day w ill go on the Bargain Counter. Ev
ery single Shoe in our store will l>e sacrificed.
kg. ftA.
Price no object to us. This is you r one chance to make your dollar I v
do double duty. *
| Goldsboro Shoe Company I
I 115 K. WALNUT ST. , LOOK FOR THE SIGNS I
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Banks Seek to Save %
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Big Japanese Fim
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TOKYO. Feb. 21. |By A. BA—Re-
U.at Tuk»t« A On. u*e of the
»«r»;.«t Importing firm* in J«p«n,
tu finatacUi aiff raltle*. were eon
brimfi totlay -by an amuiuiii ament
that the government bud refuwed an
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'o'
Inrludimr Life. Fire. I.iabiliiy.
Aulomobiie, Bonds e.ml Plait*
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GiiUOi
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UHh Floor Wayne Bnnk Bldu
appeal from tha company lor aa*M
aace. The liabilities ra eat)m>ted at
I gtt.OM.O4M. Tha suapsaafoß of «b*
firm has not been announced and it
la understood a group a4 banka are
endeavoring to support the company.
1 The firm ascribes K» iAfftraltica to
loaaaa In tha earthquake »f Sepo m^
s=
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Service Our Watchword »1
AND ‘
“Quality Always**
AT
Pittman’s Grocery
Old Stand—W. Walnut St. Phones 1000—ItOl
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GRAPE FRUIT 4 i
J6’ « ’ *
Special price of 35 renin a dozen on Fine Florida <>rape
Fn*. .. *
OranKea, Apple?* and Tangerine* at a reasonable price
At Store Opposite Max Cohen’s Market
o'
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SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ft 1W
T
•n a*M draduMt) -44. tpl ft a«|
i Sl.: ■
cmli'AGO. Kcb 30 -Margaret Qor-'
own. nrtiat’* modal. ha* offered • tr ee
an a rcearl for tt»? itrturn Os ItW*
worth oC Jewelry- H«UB taw her
apart tm-al. ,