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POTEAT URGES CHRISTAINITY OF CHEST APPEAL
I <5 . .
GIVES FORMULA FOR LONGER LIFE MEETING OF DOCTORS
Final Plgns For Drive
Are Made At Gathering
Many Workers At Hotel
C«avaM far fSMtt M Com
munity OM»i fltalWW 9
HMM
FINE ~
at mWBR IHUnmJ
vV ~ 4 _. ... _
. tme jyite fbmi
% times, nignUylS* 26 *>ob» k
an* BaUarg t(J be raised l»
order to suetal*
“ in *
I;30 a.id. jffrfaW «MWt *»t tha
CotaftfcaUf Bnildtg* Vn An.
ai u»*Aruftt*a» *M >■
Ingot rnmpelftt,
. *i'4’' • *
■ 6:00 p. iu. |ifti'W<<rVei* wpoctod i
. t to m#H at.HMH tfhMaboro
for difae? 'Ad loOMkbolr!
dim: fat achieve godrof l s3s.
IKM «fa Uoldsbora’fcC'om
inanity Chest in agri'-D
t J
• ( We IT— mar *"• **”'**”'
and wo perish •part." Dr. W. L. Po-
Hat, president #»*riiu» of Wake Kor
c#t' Collefe ton Cheat worker* who
dined at the Hcfcel tkWaboro left eve
ning aa • final preliminary to the
appeal for «tK.#WO for the city"* phil
anthropic ageoric* today. One hon
dred ami tweedy five workers gath
ered In the mftln d nllig ' room pave
Dr. Potent clfaest attention at he
outlined the practical Christianity of
Ibo taek liefar* the city.
- Tom
wee toastmaster of the evening and
asked llabbi I*fr 1.. -Freund tto deliver
I toe. Invocation, Kesneth C. Royall.
°lp introducing Dr. Pot ear. recalled
hie n*tro an " Christian educator of
neat power. # Frank Taylor, chest
president. In wkf*w pointed remarks
placed the i*roe squarely before the
city *nd,4b«t fafilfaboro "ever fell
down in the tltfce of emergency. Mr*.
J. N . Johnson qftairmsh of the women
workers, said Jtbat the women of
r.oid»b«r« cnwii be depended iipoh
io do their patt In the appeal, both
aa workers end •• «lrer* Mnelc for
the meet ins wa* directed by W. L.
Frederick. Mr*. Frederick «nd Mine
Matt* £?*** sene a duet, which wak
well received.
Dr. Potent #e« kmon* hie friend*.
ooV e*w very ae he g»t eUrted
li- his addreeai but the ciimpettiion
oV the noloe frbm. the dlehwaeherr In
the nor-hern epd of the <Hninc r<>oin
aad the Joke tftter* in the lobby wan
a considerable handicap during the
tint ten minntea of bis address
In the usual Poleat style, the Bap
tist edacetor won the confidence
of hit audlende. Here was a roint,
here an spi anecdote to point the
point, an* an-there ew occasional
peraoael question to fake the whole
stick. He made folks, think and think
deeply, hut ukllled teacher that he la.
he knew Juet tfce>olat to throw In a
reMevelfi* #?eclt of humor! before
ptWVfClWwp Ir'WltWW VbrtWWK ■*■' |
"The lent »f » olty”, Dr Potent fe-1
marked, is “ud *umiui
hood of the city—l ha type of cltisen
It produce*." Huildtuga und bapka and
buaineas do not n.ake a city, It la *he
people. “No wheel should be allowed
to tara in the Whole Industrial fabric
unless th*t wheel contributes the
material *nrieh Ilf*. m*k*
It possible for * future humanity to
'be happier., nlore becure and aaore
efficient. H
Dr. Potent Fee raaktna the point
that • ramr*% n •t ,f h 04 Doldshwo I
will etifray* in tsday Is in a w*y »
fashion of aocielty taking care of i self
something in the nature of aetf pro
tection • •’’Atl have the city’s advan
tage* and nil mast accept |ta respon
sibilities.** he bald
Growing facFul. ha toU tha work
t (Cugtfiil Oft flf TkraaJ
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MOBNING .WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH-READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY. BUY.
Urges Proirtptness On
Part Chest Workers
A final appeal h» chest worker*
to ))o on bend promptly thia m«* n.
|n for the laucblng of the campaign
for $25,000 for Goldsboro's Com
i inunlty < heat sin issued lant eve
ning by Turn O Berry, campaign
director
We ‘ are counting on y®u. You
have beeu selected »* one of the
workers to aolicit funde Wed no*
day for the Comcuuaity Cheat.
Most Imporlnnt, Is r>«r prompt
atteadanc* at the Community
Build ng November 9. \Jedne**
day morning at 9 30, where' the
drive will begin.
If you arc late you wiil wail*,
the time of Othetw. f’leaec be
prompt. t: *' \ ‘
SMITH,WINS^T 7 .
NEW VICTORY
Has Aaparcathf IlMa VloeHcat
ed Aggin by Voters, of
New York State
NUCW YORK. Nov. l- t^t—Cloverner
Alfred Smith apparently ha* won
another victjry at tha pttlla.
The trend* of Incomplete returns
I rum today’s off year slate election
Indicated that the eUctroate, b»th in
New York pity and in the up etate
(ouattes had registered their dk.ap
proval of a profoaed amendment to
the constitution providing for a four
je»r term of powernoy.
The governor U>ck the stamp and
appealed to the citlsena to defeat It,
while he favor* • four year 1 teru. he
claimed that the clause inserted by a
Republican legislature, called for the
•leetion on presidential years, would
submerge the ilate'a interest at a
tiro# when the cities would be en
yraaaea In » national election.
JURORS ADMIT
TO QUESTIONING
Were Asked If Justice Siddons
Was “Square” Early In
Oil Hearing
WASHINGTON. Nov. *—<A*> -Jur
ors in the Fsll Sinclair criminal «ou
cpi racy trial were approactfM with
improper queeticna within the very
shadow of tins courthouse two Os them
dlaeloeed today at they became grand
Jury wKnesaea in the tkteet of the
<dl scandals*
Their ntartllng sjatemcma led
agents on the trail of the questlon-ra,
thus Nr »*n of myalery In * egae
which has fumUhed far mere than a
normal ahare of aenaa'ioti*
Joan Coeinett. the tsllor, and t>nrd
trr Qreonfieid. the young„ cable op
. r*h>r, -f tlie Jurors who declared
•.’ev lud-been questioned before mla- (
Itrial *»» ni,irr.<i. koti Ju 'h**
j i inbaijik outcome of lh* trial sod aa
To w¥etS*r the' tn*T judge.'" Juafice
Bidden* was "on the square *
From the deacrlpUon* they gave,
each wa* approached by a dltfcr snl
can, whether their inter loci ut-jrs
were Burn* detective*, whose activi
ties ended the oil trial, in the itn
nindUte- point the dUtrtet «ttorn< y’s
office i* seeking to clear up.
Closed Warsaw Bank
Will Re-Open Soon
Warsaw, n. o„ Nov. ».-</Pi
The First National Bank of Warsaw
closed *lnc« last February will again
open Us dobra for business within
tha next tan days. _
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•GOLDSBORO, N. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 9. 1927
MISS MWYRE
IN YALE PL4Y
Member of Cut of “The Hlng
-4 ing Minute” Given By De
partment of Drama
NEW HAVEN. Conn . Nov I The
Department of Drama of the School
of fine Arte us Yale University *o«n
menced it* fell senaoh of pity pro
duction today,, wjtlt “The, Singing
Minnie'*' a three act |>lay by Maude
Humphrey, of HprlngfleJd, IIIIi4jI«,
a htudent of r'eywrifing. The play,
acoordiug to\ the *unounr«AHMit by
Professor (iatkr Pierce Baker, w*a
given at the first of five conaecullve
evening performance* in the experi
mental theatre, under the direction of
Alexander Dean. Acting A**i*;ant Dir
ector of the University Theatre
, "The Ringing Minute" is a comedy
•Iraqra of, life in * small mldwettirn
town during the spring of 1914, the
•wo scgndl of action b°' n lf ,hR I" l ' 4 ''
ior of g Mmatl public library *hd the
siging room od an. old faabiuied
house 41.e settings were designed
by Hsro‘4 Helvanton. <rf West Pnlm
Hesoh, Florida, a student In scene de
rlgti. Katherine Clugaton, of drew
fordavllle. Indiana, is stage manager.
Jhe lighten ; ii by Alice
s*f Pajadtw*, California .A I > ; •
"■'* A*el* lie custom with each opening I
producUiin .the ta»: F l,k conelet en
tirely of fi.r*t.ye*r’st'jdent* wed wUI
inciudt Andrlna Mclntyre of Gnida
,ioro, North Carolina.
, kj. B. Kirk. LouUviUa- Kentuahy
t* electrician for the production:
Keith M*cKaye, of Cn.sa niver. N.
Y., stag# eirpeoter: DaTtd Hoaai. of
Brooklyn. N. V , property maa<«r;
end Edward coth. of Pawducket.
Rhode Island, bui'diug carpenter.
Hal*- SMneberger. it lii(li«nupo'ii
m ses&tant stage manager; Dorothy
Cox*, of Santa Barb*n*. California,
Is costume mlltrees: Morgan Cavatt
of Jacksop. Ohio, i* technlcsl aupejf
vlsor; and Leonard Bnrker. op Msaon
(Tty, lowa, i* construc'ion draughts
man. The emtit# production hue been 11
conslructed, painted, and costthued by
students in the Department of Dram*
ENDORSE WORK
OF MRS. SWIFT
* c>
Parent Teacher Conference Be
gan Meetings In Charlotte
Tuesday
Nov. B—<4*> —Five
Ijuii |red delegsta* to me ninth «n
--1 nual convention of the N-irth Csroltna
Coogreea of Parent Teacher# tonight I
prepared t/> safer the first full day ,
or business following an efilTfe day
occupied by pr# convention activities
l-cday.'
“ Tuesday was devo:ed to executive
' session* end Yegls^rfction. Various de
partmental meeting* kept tli« dele
I gar,!* occupied and nothing In the way
of official transaction of business was
discussed.
, Passage of .a resolutkm endorsing
the work nod -prinlcples of Mr* W.
’ H Bwtft, of Greensboro, stare presi
dent featured t!w»> meeting- of the
board of managers. The resolutkm na
a r*suit of attacks said to have been
made on Mre.« Bwift by another or
vaMiattSjr Which acclaimed
Jfcft ; a: heist *nd iafiih'l” a;ul
j BiJkinid- haw ski danar g aevheesir or
' gnnigafietui in GfSensboro.
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BEFE.NHE RESTS
l
• WILMINOTOEf. Nw. 9-fan-The
defense rested late today In the case
1 sgainn Charles Kunold and film
Lewis, eliarged with conspiring to »lo
late the f rohibtlon law by rengtving
* portion of tho cargo i»f_ the rum
1 ship Elina frcai storage In the U'. H
l custom house and the case wifi go to
the Jury tomorrow morning
Trial began this afternoon -srtflr *
rumber of witnesses exan ined by the
r government testified they had been
» g'viqt whiskey by the defendants,
» rho went loading a cast of the con
: re band.
1
A. P. FILM IS
WELL RECEIVED
The Ncwm. Al* and Narth State
Cooperate In OfffrinK *
Movie
Rome conception o ftftn gigantic
ne-wt gathering syrtem t tha Asso
ciated Press «w«* gained yfbtenla) by
many Goldsb.oro jco|de wb# witnessed
'he showing of the film "Tk# Romance
of the Now*" at the .\Nwjh Bl*t*
ihc«|re: TTic film, producaa by Paths,
whs provided by the Associated Prca#
through Tho Nuws, a #i*a»ber paper
"It was one of tile best tdiicntloncl
pictures we have cvyr shown.” *»td
Manager R. W. Heater, who coop
erated in providing.the film for Uql«ls
boro, “and we had a gr»at n any.
comments of a compliafen'ary ng.
ture." .
Tho picture began with the old
«ty> methods cf gathering new*. t«
' "trie early p»rt of the nlatrfeenth c»o
--tut-y, wheti "'fadt” »«flß>g vdnetU
wood burning loocmotivqa and carrier
pigeons were the only meins of trans
portat loti *nd oomiminieatkm. The*,
gradually tfs the' world progressed,
so did the Associated ITyga progress,
telegraph wlrcw and cakle# taking
the the old “id obsolete
n’Cttufas aud bringing aad sending
new* Niw the ilrtur# showed, a
complete net work of wipes, leased
by Ibe Associated Press; sends the
news of.the dty to the thousands of
member papers, all over the country,
withiis » few mlnnttw mttfr It hap
pc aa. 4
A story which "breaks'' It’d* foreign
ccqnlry re'syerl in u mstter of
-imlnuter, to the United Btites by
means of submarine cables, ehh*T to
Ihe New Yprk office or t> the Ran
Frand«co office, from whence tho
story is distributed to the nember
papers, and I* also sent op by cable
tc other foreign countries.
All of (Ms, together with the re-
operations of tho numeftdft
automatic machines *nd 'tickers"
3 used in transmitting the new* was
rraphiraily portrqjrod in The Il<>m
ice f The News.
BRUTAL MURDER
MAY BE SOLVED
Two YouthH If eld For Killing
09 72 Year Old Woman **
For Money
8T LOUIS, Nov. 8-01*1—The bru
tal .robbery and murder yjt *n aged
woman realdent of near here, was
l solved late today, police said, with
1 the srre*{ cf two well dreyaid yuutbs
who ssid they were Cot*, 18,
i and Harold Kramer, 19. Police found
127,000 in rash and a, large amount of
securities in their ho:el room
The young men admitted that alug
■ get), bound and gagged a Mr*. Me Kit
'trick seventy three tTota’a grand
mother and robkHr her of the cash
and securities the night of November
I e
Word was received here that the
sged wom*n wa* found strangled to
i death in her cottage hereegrand
«<n..was suspected u-< lie diaappearqrl
alter tlie* efime.
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j Democrat In Named W
9 Indianapolis May on
TTTOTXNXFonrFr, fnd.,
iAT a Re; uWit’an‘city council today
turned tJ a liCni'icra to lead In
dianapolis out of It* politcai troubjes
when it elected L. fc Rl»rk formorlly
•U. 8. District Attorney to be insyor
until Jgnuary 1. At that time the city
• mvnagef form will be in*uilled
, Siaik. sworn into office githln
, half an hour after the ejection knew
m little shout M»e <4ty hall that h»*
had to l»e directed to the common
council chamber,
’ The election occasioned hy thewoun
el holding that Duvsil vacated
» (hi* tnayjrshlp on (Xtob»r K. when he
t wa*6*eonvicted «f vkoating the corrupt
i practices act waa determin'd on the
, 38th ballot. Duvall, in 1825
- bKthe Republican party, rwslgasd
when the ocpiscii was fa session.
EIGHTH GRADE
WINS CONTEST
*k
9SS Reeks Added to library
Aad SSO in Money In
Rained a
Grade 8 A of the Goldsboro High
eehoil is the wioper of the contest
put an between sll the clessee of
(be High School in the Book tTxnUst
that was held dpting Imst wesk and
rr* conclude) on Tuesday. Grade 8-B
wag In coot pet ion that the
Judge* ijsa a Hjird time to deride on
thd Winers. *
A treat, the nature of which la yfti
to be decided upon, was offered as a
rewrrd to the cl*** bringing in most
worth while books, to b* placed upon
ihe shelves of the beautiful now lib
rary. In all 935 book* ware brought
i.ml $:.« in money, including the $36
rniwle by the students In a little play.
Os these books 711 arc asabla. The
»th A Gr*i|e of whlrh Mist Neill*
ffajb is teacher bnnght 284 bonks,
moat of which cjii b«v iu*d. Eighth
B Grade brought a larger'number 301
and *3.00 but not quite a* many cf
Ihctte cgn lie used «* in 'he A section.
The wotk dode by bojh g.sdes D high
ly com-mendijfle and showed Intarast
gnd enthusiasm Some students made
house to house canvasses for book*.
Other rl***e« also did good work. MUa,
E»rt« rtTOfTord's room being third
Hiss Ethel Roark, Librarian, bag
requested lh*l the N*ws thank tie
■tudtnu, the t«*ch*rs. and tie dtl
st-ns for their cooperation and *ica|-
lout work In this t ampalgo. which
will mum *9 much !• the school
The school also offero thank* to Mian
Roark, through whose effort* . tk*
camraign wa* bfought about. Th*
vtudeuU have expressed their lut*»-
tiou "f continuing ffielr work for the
Library *
Mrs. Swift Makes Report
Parent-Teacher Progress
CHARI/KTE, Nov. , Th»
I'srentTcacher aewoclstlon# of Nortfc
Carolina have made exceptional pro*
grv>x In many Hum during tl»# P**l
few years, 'but the future held much
to be done uuii the organiaatlon moat
continue It* program of training a»d
nutrition, and Intfructlen In tbd
•chpola, Mr*. Wiley H Swift, Os
Greenaboro. president of the ninth
i.nnual convention of the North Caro
lina rongr*** °f pimrt* *ntl tHebW
In annual convention her* today.
The state of North Carolina, ah*
said. U now «o awake to the need Os
parental education that different atata
* gen tii*« are ready to ahower ua
with conferences ami lnotllutes on
parent«l education. Tt»«v n|Oat re
(rwitly announced conference i* that
to be held early in ltll at Raleigh
••Reallslug our group* need train
ing in the object*, *ims and method*
of work of our organlistton,'’ sha «w
tlnued. ''the atate ha* brought Mr*.
,(liarlea E Roe of the national con-
g resat of farent* aad teacher* to
\oTth Carolina for one month. She
will teach m»ny one day schools of
instruction in many parts of thej
t tatc
"ln the field of child health we
hare heenactire. Our local ur***i*a-.|
tl'tSit h»ve 'bought scales f r welgh- 'j
Iwe and roeaWMn*. children a*, well!
<t. furi, i'lMjffttiik end bl^Hum-hr
i'.r both notfi.al ami undernourished,
cTnTdren Many Rroups have promoted |
nutrition rUiwt launched by tlie tub- ■
lldllloilll association. fifty one a**Oc-j
intions or -ft prrirnt of our entire |
gr up rtsrolled last spring in the
summer round up * campaign to en
-01l rhildrcn 100 percent
tree from remedial defect*. The
Gri*en*boc> council of piront* and
teacher# received nation*! recogni
tion' for being ihe brat city council
>n the entire ewntrjf tw enro'l all of
it* associations. Ihi r liam * n d HSunlet
have likewise enrolled all their fc*P*
i!s. The *t*‘c hparil of health and
the vocational section of the atate da'-
rartmrnt of education have given till*
campaign (heir drhole hearted sup
port.
L -> “Supervised playground# with boat*
of b*ppy children at play adorn our
s
State Society Head
Shows Importance Os
Physical Examination
Fork Township Child I
Is Burned To Death
Dorothy Braswe.l. tha nine year
old daughter es Mr aad Mrs. Will
Braswell of Fork township dlfd
late Monday from hums received
Sunday morning. Rbc got up and
was starting * wood fir* when
her Kswva ignited from- tha flro in
th« lira rtac*. The father oad
mother wore badly burned In put
ting *ut tho flames. Th* funoral
waa conducted from thr home at
42:30 y**terd*y by R*v R. E.
Brown and the iaUrment waa in
the family burying ground nearby.
Trucking of Cotton
Effects Big Saving
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RAUBJOH. Nov. jB (JP>—Trucking
Os cotton In being «uccfgffuiiy tealatf
ns an *n»w*r to ft* unheard of freight
rates All out of tin* with other r*U»-
mgMtlties. V » Blalnek goaofai ntan
ager of the North ( arolta* Coaggna
tiy* Cotton Orawam A*socUtk», «aid
lofay up** t'Ortclusloa of the ho*»d
directors «<se)lng her*. ,
He cited the trucking of 2«® halo*
fraai Raeford to Bluadenbofo *t
.1311.50 saving an other recent expert
menu The director# went o« record
for selltasa dtreeUv to the mill# aad
rtf stiAing al the pcint of p*ad»at*aa.
r.chool yard*. Too much credit can
not be given local association# for
their aid. financial and other I *ls*. In
bringing about This change. Charlotte
’recently passed a band lean* for
porks and playgrouade that the local
organisations w*ro largely reepooal
b)r for having pot aerdha. Raleigh
group* have llktwla* quh-kened the
community conscience in thi* regard
within the last year. Durham nad
creansboru pUyed tb« aama rnl# a
number *f year ago, In many part*
of the a|gtte loo*'* have raiead fnnde
sufficient to purchase school equip
ment necessary to make thair school*
accredited Rond Iseuea school
building* and equipment have frequ
ratty been carried because of *urp*rt
of local group*.
"Protection' of under privileged
children hs* not been Owe
city council has adopted a child.
Many *e#oeJ*vkon ttwe hjanfuadf
and student aid funds, and tltT*Rttdija
has a continuing scholarship 1" the
Durham business college. In the field
nf legislation for the protection of
children we have llkewlee been huey.
We have endorsed and re-#ndor*#d the
| Bix P’s of national legislation, Inclod
i lag the uthteralty and Infancy Mtl
childrens bureau; federal educitkm
J WR, od««*W»» for child labor amon*
1 mint; peace and prohibition, and until
] da> we arc unable to are
I ..nythlug red .or commdnistlc about
t »wy ipf <bese pwpomla. _ _____
“ Realising tb*f MfR Corolla* wai
i «ti a very decide anti federal cycle
t ts thinking, however, we centorud ait
| octivitte* on a outs leglaatlve pro
gram. Htqtiatins war* gathered by ex
pert* and * very attractive UgiaiatlTf
pdmphlei-pubUahed. Our program waa
(harefold; a minimum eight month*
school term; elih hour working day
for ail children between 14 *nd If
rar« and ulUinmaat of tb* fourth
crade aa a part of our compuhoijy
school attendance law.
'The branches of the North
Carolina ccmgreaa of paranta and of
teacher* who supported o«r lagisla
tive'chairman by anadlng let tern aid
Telegram# to their representatives and.
senatar* In the stot* legtaVur* wej#
i in a large maasur* responsible for
(ConHnusd Op Pug* Thau#)
f. • " '
•r ■. -A&j+.'U'dtMM
llmlMt of
Hie Associated
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rresa
- psicg rtva cam
LFenrtli District MhMB
t QokUm mm As •
■ rfHNQA.ni
BIGHT COUNTIES BEND
DELEGATEE TO MBETING
Bsm|u>t lasi ***** K*M
Umuilahu u/hish m Jt
oh ww it ten * vwwVQ i 4
Interesting
if J T. Barrua. preti.Umt of tin
North Carollae Medical Itodaty hi
addreaaing the session es Mm IMjrth
niktrlct thi-laiy in ronveutiaa bam
yr»(rr<Ujr itUrMW, gar* a formate
for loaner Ilf*. . -a* '■*,
H* cited the oM adage of a paead
of preveattoa. A poet the age of
h« declared, la tbs taralag paint la
Ufa. if Is at tale ttata that swat
ratal dlaeaao, oanpar, 'brighta hUs-
Theae tveebles at ay ha dlaia filial
Utroafh a physical wlshlllll IM
**■ i i _ . .. .. * . -,.
Wiorl itilg tElltffi 111
■bouldaoa t» it
ot tbs faaoOoa of as ataarinartiih. t-.'
As a mast of Me fourth ntalitm
was Dr. .C. o*ls Ua«Ma|l#SM.
secretary of IHa guts BoaidSf Smith
’ Blaellaa of offkwrs rceulttag ia tha
followlaf hoiaptloaa: Milfa, Dr.
A. o. wood**, QoMakana: vtaa
Praridant, Djr. 0. M Orooki, es «m
<ily: Barret ary and Tritaueei, W.
B Kinlaw, Rocky Hot
Papars had boaa read bate* ta#
Soclaty by Dr. Kla law. Dr 1 . Dan a.
Hachasy as laicaiae; and Df, Dae
nr., R Oobh.
The bottom aceatani war* halt la
the Chamber - fc MMaa
with delegates from Will
f-«, Oreeae,, Johns**, Haag Mr*
aairtaa. Wayao aad witaba geohti*
present.
A baaqual at the Hotel ITTiltltnn
at • o’clock la the areata* added the
Mwtelt.
DIES IN FIRE
EXCITEMENT
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Aired EpiseomlUn MlohMar
J Overcome As Fine CUstom
Home Has
The >slladid koma of Malar tteor
of ctiatoa was dam
**ad to the aitaat of Mini thtai
a»d dotlai* by fire oecentag ahoat
* oVlack Moaday night. orlgimtinjr
Iron tb« furnace, la the baeemeat.
The damage to furn it are was pp
hapa more than to tho house
A tragic incident of the fire waa
Um. death- of Itar . -Preatoa
’ ftscal of <tba Bailor home from btaft
fillufi '
■'* T "nwtfui mWWm dHRVWHQB •
Mr. Barr 'had fur several swath*
A*am*taa eennli Mu fin jjCfhlf' -
Com rector or Bt. Paal’a Kpteeope!
<hurrb. while My, Cone waa In Ip
tope. Ha was about 71 years ot aga
■ad came bar* from MaaeaehuMtta.
H1 B health had baas poor tar aanaa
lima. By raaeoa of hio ability as b
and hit outstanding piety,
and rourtaay ha bad baaama vary
ropular with the Cltntaa people, who
greetly regret his death.
ID PLAT RtBTASD * \
.. -• *■ r-tfx
.. f*.'? • -JHA **
CHAPEL HILL. Nor g-tfHAO*
oouncamaat w*, made teuton that
the Uniraiwity of North @womt l»at
.ball team baa scheduled a gtmo MBt
Harvard for October It, lldl. Tfca
game wIU be ptayad t* 4