WEATHER
Increasing ctourtlß«sa foUowsO by
‘bowers sFylday Right or Saturday.
- *« mucbVcbangv in iMirmim.
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VOLUME SIX; NUMBER U
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BYRD WAITS CLEAR WEATHER TOWART LONG HOP
BELIEVE PIEDMONTNORTHERN TO GETSEAPORTTERMINAL
Tri-Motored Plane Is Ready
To Last Detail With Byrd On
Field Waking Freeing Word
Weather Continues Bad
and Today Noon la In
dicated as First Pos
sible Time When
Flight May Be At
tempted; Expected
Clear Off Banks To
day; ' Attends Cere
monies In Honor of
Undberfh.
ROOHFYKI.T Fit'Ll). X. I.
J«w II UP) r- t emmander
Rickard Byrd Mt| •« Ik*
flyli* ff fr*m whlrh two
plan** hat* already hepped •«
far Europe and made tkr teal
MteMMtlißlla Ia |a||mw|wai
MPT* peWaSawwSia aw IwllwWlßr
mw a all Haul Rath.
Tit liiaalifi Feb her mm
plan* -AaorlnT waa read; la
thr laal SMI. KU la ground
**ty t> * wrathrr rtmrr wh*rh
FrlaarS ta show *%*■ *1 In*
Byrd sa
notwced ha ha 4 given uT all hope t
getting away today and that ha be
lieved tomorrow nooa waa th« first
time for a uha-off.
Thr wralhar bureau Karr ao great
hope* that thara Ron Id br sufficient
clearing t-v*n then, and tba comma n
dtr wu repeatedly ujrlai that Ha
will br Raided hr thr weather may'*
orders. It la aatM that stormy condi
tion* would porlwbly clear oft thr
Grand Hank* toamrorw bat low pres
sure area* were • spected to fur
ther out on ths ocoaa.
In tha tala afternoon Hyrd *«»
present at cerowionle- on the field In
lioncr of Charles Lindbergh to whom
hr lent hie especially built runway
for a European hup-nff Chamberlin
and Irvine nlao need thla runway
to maki- their take off on tkeir Ml In
to Germany. .
DELEGATES ARE
NAMED AT MEET
W«vn« l*oat American L*gin
ObHervea lad lew Nitrht In
Pinal Sum mer Meet
Appointment of delegate* to ■ „ the
Male Convention of tbr Awerlruit
legion In August. featured tbe regii-
Hr meeting of the Wayne county i»<*»»t
at the CiMiieaNalty Boilding last eve
t ing. Wive* ami sweethsnrts of tka
members of the pout were gtteali of
the evening. anti an enjoyable hour
was spent Approximately Me were
present.
Excellent mu*lr waa furnished by
Ward's orrhexrta. and talks
ware made Ttu»» apeaklng Included
tol. K.-H.-Baia, Dr C. P. Htros
nlder, Col. John l). lanpatnn.
The auwtTßf va* *ti» last xrhvh
months, continuing a policy of aereral
veers "tending. Neil fall. It waa de
rided, as lediis auxiliary will l>e nr
emptied for work fn connection with
tire ttfe _•/ At K*e£l po-t eed ft lit
planed to revive latareat la the !*•
efal roamof lb# comm units building
ThoVoftowlng were named aa de'a
antea to the Plate Convention which
Teels In Washington: tlugh Dortch.
(\ r Deet. Jr.; A 1., Way rick. J.
C Crone. I*eslle Oardner. and Olln
ten Elmore. • •
Tbe following were named aa alter
natea- o. R Johaaon. J. D. t anra
ton K H Rain. W. Oriffia. Jr.,
Mr* J. C. Mai and l-oub* Hum
mel Jr. 1 __
PflXf.ftW I* WWtftß ’
ACOT. Rag.. June !« -<AY-Rtr
Aha Ballay'a UgaliaA bp 1 swnHn-la*.
mat of AJapa. von tpe gold cap ha*
of taday*t feauragU yfta Jtgpad Am
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS ItKhoui: THEY BUY.
Mrs. Browning Dies
In Her 103rd (Veer
Ml*. Margaret Browning, aged
103 yearn, wan burled Wednesday
near Mt. (Alw. Mr». Browning
reached her fOSrd birthday on
May 10, last Analive of Durham
county, ahe moved to Wayne mw
ernl year* ago and at the time of
her death waa making her home
with stmpaoa and Bwinaon Brown
ing, her aerhews, near 111 olive
They are the oaly aurvtrtng rela
tives.
Mr*. Browsing had retained e
remarkable strength of body and
mind limit a tew months ago. As
lade as last fall ahe had been able
to get about and help with the
house wor^.
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RACKLEY NAMED
FOR ASHEVII.iI.
,T i
Tn Truth Science and Direct
Athletic* at Grace High
School
Blaney Rarkley, of Goldsboro, who
.'<aa Immm) prominent iu rollcgf athlc
‘ilea for the paat four year* and whu
waa captain of Wake Force! football
luring laal season, has been elected
Hrletice and director ol
Athletics.Ho Grace High achool at
•vsbrvllle. AhJ, He was noUTied of
hla election by ihp 'mho*l'--»iril on
Wednesday, and bin duties In Afhfi
vllle will Begin on September first.*
Mr. Itnrkley graduated at Wake
Forest College in Jaa*. where he
has played football for the paat four
veafa. He waa captain of the fool hall
team during Hie paat season. He waa
a member, of the Lack team at Wnka
For**! for four years waa selected
for all atato quarter heck three year*
i.nd was unanimously selected all
dttO, “tflfkfTFfDhrk toet- reoe *
He will direct football, haakefhall
and baseball at the Grace achool at
Ashevttl*.
Mistrial Is Ordered
In Asheville Case
T a ‘-y
ABIIEVIM.K, June -Judge
Sinclair of ftayrttevllle tonight order
ed a rot-trial tn the rase of Mra.
Mildred Mitchell, trained aarae charr
ed with the murder of Mra. Mae Clay
and dlxchargcd the Jury that had de
liberated 30 & hours without reach
ing a verdict The first ballot stood
ala for convtrtlon and alx far ac
quittal, It waa shld and the last bal
tot was the same.
Baltimore AndßackFor&Q i
Cents Feat Os Locql Boys
'A rare Dew ad. titan weak* viahluv
Richmond. Washington and Raltlmori
on Maty cent* la the fant performei
hr '»wi C4|| ggV hoys. Mslt oln
Ufflor 1 lolling*worth o-
Us North John street. The hoyi
both hiked their way uotih and hark
art ivlng In the city Wednesday even
Ing. a little foot sore but with a ful
store of tlnrklcberry Finn sdventnree
Morse la an eighth gtader In the r t>
'rliools and Hollingsworth la his
Pal..
Monday two weeks ago they left
Uoldehoro on their trip of adveatare
The* started walking down highway
hdmhet 40 agd turnlnk an espertnat
eye qt each passing motorist, present
if they had a lift. Wbea this one
gays oat they got aaother By Than
day roaming—a beat three dar»—they
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VETERANS GET
PENSION MONEY
T
Eigflktuen Vtltfua and 43 WUh
tlwii of Vetornnu on Lint*
I of Wayne
i Thofk? at» note« k*h»BW MfTtsAnc,
Coufederpte veterans fn Wayne conn
~tyrßhtutly U anrvtvtng widow trf
Confederate veterans, penekui lists
•a the office of clerk of court J. 11.
I Hooka reveal. Mr. Hooks has Juat
• made settlement with the veterans
and veterans widows for pension*
I allowed by the state. Each veterau
| receives IIDo and each widow (Ml.
' A total of (1.(00 waa distributed la
1 pension money.
Veteran* living' in Wayae aret
fowls A. Adam*. Joseph lias*, lien
. Jantin Casey. H. 11. coor. Bynum
Kutretl, John B Grantham, Rufus
Hans, Edward Holmes. J. A, Hon
eyentt. J.,‘ T. Norris, N B. Outlaw,
Alf Potluck. J. R. Hauls, J. T. Bmith,
D. H. Taylor. George Taylor. B H.
Tyson. Allen Wooten.
", Widows Receiving pension* are'
Meadumes Martha Benton. I ‘alienee
A. Blow. Hannah Brown, Phoebe
Brewer. 8. E, Bunn. Sally A Claytor,
Penlna Coleyj»Mary A. Derr. Mattie
Essell, Annie Faulk Margie A. Gny.
<>arah E. Hill. Julia Hoillhgsworth.
Elian E. Horton, Bettla Howell. Phoe
be Jordan, BHaa i angs*wsi. Maagla
*. I.ynrk, Bpsan McCandlens. Jane
Rally J. May, Catherine
I Merrill fitiaan Merritt. Barah~lHll
•r. I ovle Newsom. Betsy V. Overman.
Ruh l M Reaves. Cornelia Roesen.
Lola H lloyal. Annie fiaater. Atyey
Kmith. Bailie A . Smith. W H Speight
8. A V. Suit.<n. M. K : Thornton.
H. fl. Thrower, Octavta Wiles, Zylp
hls C. Williamson. Minnie A. Wom
ack. Halite Worrell, Mary B. Ilollo
tnan, Martha Button
FOUR KILLED
> IN EXPLOSION
- .
On* Man Han Miraculotw Esrapc
After M Foot Rid* on
Fnlling Rock
EMPORIA. Va., June !«—{**> Four
men were killed Instantly and three
others seriously Injured here this as
ternoea as the result of a premature
powder explosion at a stone quarry
The dead Include the superintendent.
Uk ftftaah junas old oust. auuUusc ahU*
man. and a negro laborer.
The seriously Injured.are negroes
Exact raise of the explosion has not
determined The men were
working under a ledge of rock when
tbe blast occurred One man on top
t f the rock rode It down a distance of
SO feet when the hlagf unloosened the
rock to receive not - even a scratch.
The body of tffe auperlntendnt was
hurled more than 3*o feet.
BBXlf'4* VKIHC 4L
EXPERT IN MTATP
RAl.Klflll, Jane l*~<ypt - Dr. Oar
"Ido Verala. Medico City. Meg., medl
cal expert, arrived in Raleigh todav
»o begin a study of North Karolina's
processes as making tetaans antf
toxla . He eagle at. Hie euegestion of
the International Health Board.
aha* jfcn amgragbs si tka aawatij
lylpg between fioldsboro and the
dnrylaad , capital than they eould
Imif faaraeU la nine month* of boohs
Baltimore was a Mg pl.cm to the
flbldshorn boys and they spent three
day* in getting acquainted with It.
•Hien they started back on last Mon
day. They bad pWen Richmond aad
Washington 'the once-over In going
up and stopped a short time In each
city on the way back
“Hed«. seemejl to he pretty scarce
wp that way." so generally we *lept
in Ike woods," confessed . young
Morse yesterday. "We got three meals
» day easy," be said.
The plan. It waa indicated, waa for
tha boys to- rulata tkelr story of ad
vgßtare aad tha sbUgtag naotorUi
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GOLDftBORO, N. & FRIDAY MORNING. JUNK 17.1927
CHECK IS GIVEN
TO LINDBERGH
Formal Award of S2S.eOO For
Now York Parfai-Flickt ,~
Mado l
WKW.¥OIMS,. uti- m
Charles A. Lindbergh tonight re
- reived t-rkvrk-fritw the haqd of
Raymond Ortelg, representing thr
125.P00 prise which he won by making
the first non stop flight from New
York- to Paris.
The Cot., nearing the end of a
hasy day which fottownd a night In
the air an<) a luorulug i.u wheels iu «
Brooklyn parade sett Ted down at (:3b
(•‘dock for a few moments In th.
J nlng room of the Hotel Brevprt
wued by the donor of (be* prise. As
*er * few short spcix-hea the chccl
wos handed the aviator.
The checks waa,highly distinctlY**
rslde from Its figures, it carried Mr.
(Rkelg's stguolni|. the Aanerlcor
flight, the Bplrlt of Bt. Louis and
nil Its wording and 'numerals wen*
< mbossed and lllunilnatdd on But
vellum „ :
Flanking the aviator and th* dog
r were two hundred Invited gueet*.
the rwas and trustees of the prtae
v ln presenting the check which was
offered In I*l9 to uuyoue who could
win It Mr. Ortclg said:
hi u«a »*— ■«. tl f MMT MITT
offers. One was to stimulate aviation,
the other to ,|riendly re
latldka between the V 8. and ?! Hi nee
Through Ton, Col. Lindbergh, ray
nsrimtions have materlaliaed beyond
words.*..-1.f 1 .
Co). TJndbergh with his usual blush
accepted the check ascribed by #.
rouug woman In the wtdieuce aa “ton
heaullfnl to cash*' and stapped for
ward he said C
"f have orten been asked by pres*
pen what Ur«» directed my attention
to a po»sß)le flight ta Paris, I. he
llevc Mr Ortel* first directed tjjie
nttcnllrn of most aviators that way
Hla offer of (3(ono for the fl»at Neg
'‘ork to Paris flight waa n chnileuge
to the pUota of the world to see If
they could build and operate a suf
ficiently capable plane. I don't think
any such callente within reason will
tver passed unanswered.
ST. LOUIS NEXT
FOR LINDBERGH
i .
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Twmtty-Eight Planet. Will Ac
company Hfcn in Flight to
Hometown
BT. . I.OCIB. Mo , June Id -(/D-.
Rt. l*»uis was In holiday attire of
fiagsisnd bunting tonight waltlug tbe
return tomorrow of the tcity'a hero of
the air. Charles l.itidbergh Plaut
were comrieted to give the filer the
greatest home coming welcome ever
accorded a Bt. Louisian Menth*-ra of
the reception committee believed the
three day celebration arranged *ln
I indbergh's honor would he equal or
exceed In fervency If not lu main I
t tre, the demonstration In N*w York
and Washington.
At 3 Mi p. m. tomorrow la the
time net for Col. Undberg's arrival
<rom New Yoik In his plane "Mplrlt
of Ml l»ouis” escorted by 28 govern
oHHtt plwnes Alter Managing Uui Alts
oesMggU twaweew «bs Kssde end mufti
Vipal hrldkes where he will dtp his
plane to the oolors’\ft the naval re
serves. Lindbergh ,iW (n wlpg wa-t
ward over 'Hie rtty at''a low altitude
«Hn< HHW trm ?-/-ta* nmus. u+m,
where he haa made many flkahta la
the air mall service.
Undi.*fa wfH he <ft«pi jit eke
field bv Mayor Miller, chairman of
the welcome oommlUwe and |hree
hackeis of his flights.
Hal order will he e public holiday
with the main event an eight mils
tong parade headed by the hero City
officer* and the grain snd stock
txrhanscs will he closed The larger
retail stores will remainejt closed
until after tbe inrade.
MEI APPE4L ‘
HAI.KIUJI June IA OPI Iteres
gets ><ni the North Carolina liooert
nr 'll if Cuasarswtiwa lubliraitn .s
I finds m« It aad faomla ■Maamia la the
x ■■ ‘L uskiL-tika
CARS TURNED
TURTLE HERE
M*l In ('raali at Mulberry and
jje. AU Kwcape Injury
In AcfMnl
The' righth wonder of the werld
occurreil" yeistafdny 'kft*rtt«Mr ghaut
Y oVtockv wkeg the IV)* coups UHk
Misses Julia Cooper, Gladys P«l«r.
and khtelle H Howell aa eegup
uutn, and thr Foist sedan driven by
Mrs. A 11. Perry, of (td W Wal
nut street, crashed together at the
. o. ncf of George awl V itberry it rest*
both cars Icing turned • ompletley
over bj? the Impact, breaking>~gl«as
windows oo both earn, and -pilling
gasoline out over the street. The
/real wonder ia that all the occupants
>f both iwjs ware not seriously In
jured, but fortunately they nll. fg-J
raped even alight injuries.
It was said that tha seda* driven 1
t*y Mr*. Perry «fa« going went on
Mulberry, and the coupe occupied by
the three girl*, was headed North on
George street, when they hit at the j
corner. According to reports, the sed
an at nek the coupe In the rear on
(he right side, itoth car* turning over
on their right aide*, kith th* radio
t»r of jthe sedan tying against ike
rear compartment of th* conpe.
A large crowd, attracted by Uie
JrtfcLSJfiLJ!** («*«Wy iAihewd
and mao* were the rommeuf*. gg tar
the good fort opt C of the gmftiog -jn
noth ears e*c«ptng sertonn Injury «r
|MMw(hle death.
Thm sedan waa probably th* aanet
damaged, suffering a bent iffont
sale, a tern top sad several broken
window glasoea The coupe wga dtlv
-n under it* own powqy. *
COOLJDGE GETS
BASKET TROUT
Gris Up at 1:30 in itorhinf aad
Start* for Mountain *
. Stream
HAP IP »ITY. H. D.. June t«—<4V
l’rcMdent ('ooXfg* mteyed into kin
stiAtancr vacation in the Black Hill*,
of foutli Ikokoto with aa enthusiasm
which won him a basketful of rainbow
trout, aftrr a morning‘of fishing, at
wall aa anqnalaianra with his new
rbirojaatiin. ■ —> — -
The prestdegt was up tor
clock this mornina and before break*
Vast w*« «Ver V* wu mating liana >a»
his fishing expedition la the racing
dreams which ripple invitingly shout
hem. returning to the staia gam#
ledge from hi* fishing excursion ha
showed seven large rainbow treil.
One of them weighed a pound sad
seven-eights.
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pof itrr THicvKt
RAUMH. June 1C <d»» flqatr
rela In faptttol Square cllmh ip the
breeches tegs of men and aoae their
w>V Into pockets, seeking candy and
MU. They can’t cllmh «lik clad oh
Jccts Dan Terif? custodian, says tba
younger ones will eat peaauta but
lave not cultivated a Uate lor bon
hotts yat. the eternal conflict between
herldtty and envlronmeat, for the
older ones hove sta*lea
Ex-Sheriff Tayiot Case, y s
Kinston, fs Being Heart
' Membery 9/ the /Jvid.sbpfP to*r JJfld
Oobtsboro etttsens generallr mrw ev£ ‘
dent ing much Interest In thf case of
Jtntm *•*«>«»iff- Ard
• a W Taylor so« bring beard In A
• rectal lerm of ceurt at’ Kinatou wltlf
Judge Tam C. Howl# prraMlng.
Judge n. If. niaad. of Ooldaboro.
acting aa referoa la the faasous cats,
and hi* fart findings la egpected to
form the hast* f| bum b of the pro
cedure week.
The tedious )ob of reading
nagoa or typewiltten evidence, f«n
(sluing many figures and legal
phrases, was started Wednesday af
ternoon by Altoneya In the s*tt.
Th# pans! was completed Wednes
day afternoon ta try the csss, the
remaining fiva being selected yeolor
ds r from « second spoelsl venire of
M «l Approximately Ud
Goldsboro Would Bo On Line
If Beaatort Were Coast Town'
„ Name dForEnd Electric Mi
Begrun in Court Here
Judgment* In owrisg of
Age asked agaiaat 8. L. Varm
and J. Faison Ihomson, trustee,
ky Ruby Loo Waiundeou and
husband R. L Hdmuadaon and 8.
f; Robert*, trust**, In n complaint
filed yesterday la th* Os flee of
clerk of court J. B. Hooka Out
law aad hoot, Toogst* and Do** and
Manning and Manning, th* tatter
of Raleigh, sftn tha complatnt lor'
lhe pluiutiffn
The sujt ta Rl*d In an effort to
have the court seUl* .leallnga be
tween Mr Warn* and the Ed
mundson* aad Mr. Roberts over a
large plantation sear Ml. Olivo.
Bis: hundred and fifty acre* of
land comprise tha plantation.
GfAKMONT MEET
RESULTS IN TIE
Partly HUd Wir Vrnimrmm
Figbtg sty lo Tin With
IW/BrnmUmMl
* OAK MONT, Ft., Jane I(— UFI-Th*
greatest golf monarch Os modom
times, Bobby lends, slipped from
hla American throne today while a
former Hrotrih am at ear and partly
blinded veteran of the world war
‘ought his way to ■ sensational tie
with a It*year old English horn pro
fesslonal for th* open championship
as th* Pnlted States.
In as spectacular ftulsh ag any
battle of the links has overAritnoonad
Tommy Armour, tkq Scotch stdf, aauk
r 13 foot gait for * hlrdte three an
the last kola of bta final round to
enUr o deadlock with s dork-hotrod
Harry Cooper, • Briton by birth; hut
and American sine* early youth.
Then* rival* finished a gruelling
t| ht»le three-day ohampkwshlp slrug
gfo with score* of S#3 They wttl
play off tomorrow at 1 p m Bagteru
DfiyllghfTlßtt. ’ ' - “
Guilty of Murdering
Woman and Her Baby
V
ATIJkNTA. Juste IC-(/Fl-Harold
Hammond was found guilty toy •
Superior court Jury hero today at Iht
murder of a cotton mill woman work
er and her It months old latent and,
was sentenced to dia In (ton electric
chair an August (.
The verdict, which was rata rued
niter the jury had deliberated n lit
tle more hours, carried no
for Wiercy. The
court pronounced aentonco Immed
iately. '
wore examined before the panel was
“*‘b , su*r >us* .mm
The county brought snlt against
Taylor la recover approximately »«*.
nug alleged due the county by kill
Taylor contend* that to* does not
cw* the county anything.
Th# panel was romp need at th*
following:
R. K. Jackson. CoaUataan.
K. Is Hardy, Institute.
*. T Cnaoy. MouUwsat,
Jnaafc Hill, boalkwoat.
Matthew Tyndall. r
•Edgar Tamer. Woodlngtoa.
Harvey Hardy, tflatttnto.
J. O. Noble. Trent.
R. L. Mewborn*. Haney Hall.
T, •pence. Kinston , «...
A. T. fluff, Vgace. , u , Vj T
0 f Daugherty, toasn.
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