—weather
Fair Saturday. Sunday Increasing
cloudless* and warmer.
11. A., ./■ ; ** ' % ~ /
VOLUME SIX; NUMfSER 2*4
Annual Conference Os
Holiness Church Under
Way With Local Church
Gtuad J. H.
King Preorhed Opening
Service last Night
BUSINESS SESSIONS WILL
START AT t A. M. TODAY
Dcv«ti«Ml Service Tenight and
On Sunday fMbxdonurv
C ; Here
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Service sacrifice and honor, were
the term* Which Rev. J. H. King of 1
Franklin (Springs, On., emphasised
lut evening in preachiug a sermon
wbleh opened the annual confersnr«
of Eastern North Carolina Hollnexu
church with the tocni church on OaS
>4reel. About 100 ministers and rtel->
Katel representing t*3 church in thin
•eellon had arrived lad nljrfit for the
opening A number of oth
ers will cento today.
l.easoiu. drawn from he 'live* of
Martha. Mary ad i.-ixuru.», ns relate 1
lu the IStk chapter of Ht. Joliu fi'H'
lUod Mr. King with
Mr. isJag will cull the rotifer me*
together at 9 ffYlnr.k tl>HH>"irulnt( for
the ln<hi ni in? of thu business „«e«-
t lona. First Item on the program >•
the appointment of committees to have
* [large of the ..dacHtlonal service to
I?) held at the church thla erenldrc at
«:$> and op Huudny.
"Mr. Hint; preside* over the soa
s!|ins of the ooafefeeaeo liy virtue of
Fio tact that he fa general npertn
t«ndent of the church In Hi's part of
the country.
Rev. J. 11. Turner Is on Interest-”
lug figure uttendhir the conference.
Hr, and Mr*. Tamer ore l*a <-k hi
Ajmerlea after six years spent nt
Ilthar. Indian, an mb sloliarh-H Mr the
Illness church, hunnt on fnrluuili,
Mr. Turney a'nntlve of Georgia, will,
address the conference at ntjmc ses
tkm he lore it aomptaeteii on Monday.
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U. S. CHAMBER
REPRIMANDED
J2>
\ Cooiidg* Says tom merer Or
gaailgUon Seeking Serve
Own Ends Entirely
' t , ‘ v *’
WASHINGTON, Nov. IS—</P)—Reit
eration by the Chamber of Commerce
of the United State* that the jtroepec
tire reduction In taxes should reach
- *400,000.000 drew- emphatic crltklmt
today from lb«r "White Honse, No
doubt was le|t that President jCtiol-
MrfC la decidedly displeas'd with the
chamber's view that then* would ha
no cause for alarm even If a treasury
deficit were Incurred.
- It woa explained at the t'hll*
jjhiukc that President Cooildae con
shlera nothing eaore absurd than the
suggestion that the government great
ly Increase Ita etpemllturtw and at
the same time r.du'c* - ttfxe*.
Qffktsls cf the Chnmbcr of t’ont
norce. It was asserted on f" Kdrftge'a
b -half, are trotting around I** various
gevernim-ot departments seeking n»
* Inrgs expendllurea as pouslble for flhs
project* In favors and at the same
- time clamoring Mr tax reduction far
tb exceea of what both the treasury
and the house ways and mcans.Vom
mltteu has deemed advisable.
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Negroes Given 6 Months
More For Breaking Jail
WILMINGTON. Nov. 25.
negroes who wire caught following
a, wholesale df livery from the Ne’e
IfatKvor coiitt'-y stockade loot Mon
dny night were before U 'eurcwr lla* - -
rha today and %ere given udSiluonal
si-r' gionth* souieuecs.
Thn charge of dltfniini on automo
ho:rd after tl*e eaplntlon of the seu
l shoes they are bow serving. Off c
cA f9t fBrWW
d’-hcr ronvicU trite escaped.
Hit-And-Run Drivers *
Get Prison Sentences
WASHINGTON, NV. C., Nov. IV
td*V-doe (I. llauta and Jutnes flur
_rua of Hyde county, today were »om
teuced to three to four years In prl
sou each by Judge Moore In Superior
Court on Manslaughter charges.
Both men pleaded gulUy- to km in :
and tustautly killing Mrs. J. D. Bul
lock gad leaving her on the highway
MM fc*F« SiMM® Vfferlug asaiaUaoe
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH-READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
i. t v - ■ ' ; t 0 r .i, •' r
CAPPER EFFORT
IS DISCUSSED
■“ ,o 1
CaoUdice Dock Not Think
War Trwity l*oßt»ihlc I'nder
Constitution
WASIIIN ITON. NOV 23—OP)—Anx
ious to discuss With World pnwen;*
I prQpUaaU tor thu iruLlaalng us war,
I’rwsldcni CVilldgc feel*, nevertheless
tbnt the Constltmioii us the Unit* d
States present* a uer|»u,> difficulty In
tb« way of a hiudlug treaty.
It waa reeslletl today at 4b-* VVWte
llouse tlmt the coustltutlon places
wlih congress the responsibility of
declaring wari Mr. (Violldste b* !levca
corig re.-ts <ll4llOl. therefore, lie d -prlv
ed of this power by any treaty but
he docs tlilrtk tlmt a treaty expression
a declaration of policy is posslhl”.
The president said he would like to
dlscUos such trraitle with other' na
tions* liclli ring that k’ksl would com,' (
from on the stibJiM-t,
However, he docs not see the nay
for u general conference of the
iiathnis on thu subject or* outlawing
wkr. If treaties use to be negotiated
I o thinks they should lie made seper'-
nti-ly lie!wecu governments,
GRANGE FORMS
FARM PROGRAM
T . 1
Resolutions Kc*Affirm . Stand
Thai M Export Debenture
Plan 4 ’ Satiefadory
ri.KVei*ANU, O, Nov. SUM**!- -
Tive Nat lennl Grange cl<jp*d it* OM-1
1 nuil convention here today after a-lop
ting resnlutloiis dlrei tail tu cougr.vaa
to redfflrating Its position that th*
"Export debenture plau” is the only
round and workable way t<» achieve
farm relief, favoring nn Increaae In 1
the tariff on com. demuudliiK a tariff .
commission in vest! wet lon on «mk>l ex
ports anil asking appropriations for
ait extensive program of fundamental
research by th<* il«pnrt»n-iil of iiki!-
culturp. ■** |
The farm relief report was drhyn
up by a special comroittoe lie idl'd
by the president of the Indian (trudge
, _______ *.
iMust Do Something: To
Conserve Yeung: Timber
HALKIUII. N«v. 125 Some
thing mart lie done ..to prevent lha
of saerificlur timber of im
mature gv.sfih in order U> avoid
taxes that accumulate upon It every
year by rutting It down, before It
jrcJches It* pror»r growth, A. J.
Xlaiyvyll, clialnnnn of the Mate tax
commlsslm hdllevis.
One of-the liio->t inau.rdiate prob
l*’ins before the com Ink*? ion in study
I* licked with prcaerrhtlon of valu
able timlier resources, hr say,
"The commiaslon hope* to. make
an iumtiration of this type of tax
»t: n," ho added.
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TAX AIK IV AIIMUIS
VIKNnJF Nov 25. 4^- ’Chair
warnicr.i’’ln Mcnnu's numcrou . cof
f v luuoes art* to bo tax'd -xJiout
Hr cciils an hour.
The tax has been decided upon by
Mlnh;tge--qf I'limucc Kieabock, who
ban b«en for new sources j
oT stale ineomii.
Mattress 111 Which Negress
Hid Money Burns With House
• * -
f>clla Wilson, nfrri s of South*
! .h^6T r %iia !V -.|lßeJ»iw4,.?r.RrW^aT«-i
-I’-veu- niri—vwyew -wrr-'frowey. T: ** * -
didn't pnt much floprßdem . in bgnV«
Uifitf-d b"f. W*>
tho- mattress in tho I><’l room, a Hitlo
bit htrv, another wad there, tb • sti
ver ami K -’ld iu nn? pile, th" bills “11
another. \ . a .
Ye.terduy while she aud her daugh
ter wale away frum homo. Cano s. of
undetermined origin. oriyinate.cMn ihu
fiont purl of the house aud liaj til
most enveloped the (.troetitfu when
discovered. The mattrecs whh-h did
douhl.’ duty ns a bank and as sleep
ing furniture offired fine material for
tho fire. Della was almost frantic
whop she arrived and at owe urged
the flreuieu to have the mattress U'
thsy saved nothing else There wan
Lu gll |ST3 stowed ip tho uiaUrts*.
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GOLDSBORO, N. C SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER UIM
S-
SOPER TAEKS
ON AMBITION
Thlls Ncicro Tcuchem Grow th of
Character is Greatest -,
Success -
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"Ambition” was ihs snliject ol an
eloquent address delivered by l»r,
l.dmur.d I• Soper, Doan of the
Echool <4 Ki’ltglon «t Duke I'nivers
jl'y before the State As>sembly of
Negro Teacher* and many whit v
visit).rs nt the Dillard High School
AudUotiuni In this city on Thur day
evening.
Dr. Sopi’.’ said that people arc
afraitl of ambltlcn aud that it
has undoubtedly brought ruin In
mpny gw*, ui for lu*.tanrc. to Jul'
Caasrr and Napoeon, yet. he »«ld.
pot on* man has succeeded In being
gnat or goo,| If ho did not have
imbillou which led him inlo higher
liars. Dr r Fob ns an illikitia
tion. that Jesin rtirl t. wlifu lie aaw
ihc kingdoms of h’fx world from the
mountain top. xj is ■ consumed -with
ambition' to r. ake them his own
which ho did. though not in the yuy
suPK.frU’d by Hie tempter.
"All of us who do unythiug go
to a mountain top and sen the
lulnd’i* #se oiop Mod of kinxdont
and decide t>i make it otiri own. It
hiny he n UlnAmn of !.•«)'hin of
husineax, of iiiediclue. vs Music, ttc.
On - tuiur. t«n‘ Is your duty to <h”
Iniys rnd girls you i.acli U to a-
WBkcN Ilf fir in tile power I V renllxo
their lat> nt iMuw’bi itlr-'. No mulh
Ifmakts uo dilfe ei.t,; ho*v great he
Is, ever bcciuue bit iff thitp he sera
ihhiiHwif lu the do)} us Ids yoaih,
'i>u'i| you may Ins aide In i.ai?.' the fisc
cf your pupils to Is? Kotneifitaf
I Worth while In life. Ambition Is iiim
Gihl’s greatest gift* mi l ought to
lie guided Mid directed...
Another thing h that Jesus Christ
learned that the only wgy we «uii
work net gu nu. bet ton la mr.'r to
I surrender U» anything but the hlgh
t*.t and Iks-1. ’lhisre irn'i a. Rian
Pos'-tssed with atubitlon lint that
has teniptathn* do something
wrong to win success, nud In' mi
lonrhtug we should hurr a high
aenip c»f honor. One temptation to
most leachcia Is to bluff the pupils
lo y rot end to know more thin you
do .kahw. ‘ Ahm dou'i fjul jmai
pupils that way. They will respect
you more if yon ray hnnwtly T
don't know'’.
' The great!’*A success is In srowth
of character. te?i| It 'it our duty to
lie|p our pupils to u high MOifc of
koherty. of f'hrlhtltkmcs'. fArery
thing we'do In any line mlust rc.-uR
111 chsVot’ler nr It is u failure.
Your profession *1 a lainlslry. It
is to ra'se up men and women, glvs„-
tug them ambition to live up to the
highest they Itnow. It gives y 11 a
responsibility than which there is
no greater In the world.”
Minister’s JJ<idy To
Lie fn Htate Trid^)
OVCIIAHKST. Nov. (,F)—AmUI
every sixn of National. grli«f and
mourning the body of I’rrniler iirvt—
lanu wn* (emored today to the I’nl
nve Mhere It will lie In state until his
Juneral Vum^iy.
Despite wintry weuther the public
flocked rg^yjf iitly to review /the re
mains 0/ the d”.id official for he
rci'o'gn'seil its n jlrcal plftrhd, frven
that_upf>ios'il ht* gen'-r il
policy.. The pr<4* of all sliadau of
opinion voii’es profouiul grpd over
11 he man who had dominated Unman
ian policies So long.
Asrlstint t. Iruf (itiricy i|Uoted her •»
•if J, ".keir .» 'Vjjk •> “
- ’iy»- fuwtir i)flrur t 'rcwn',_f "*in .-r
end smhc gold monky.” lie ui ~1 «».(.•
j,]ak -est -WO
other Aad of paper bills wo found.
When we left she was still neretdh
ing cbout- hunting In the rulnv f>r
tb« niOMey, hoping to tl»d some mu '
of -It,” Me. Hurley had not learned
tlie\vxact amount which h'd It - n
recovered.
The dwelling bouse, owned by 11.
(>. Thompson. Was bad!) 'damage 1 by
Lite fire. I- Was estimate,] that the
(ianiwre was between and II
M'hlls the lire alurui -hJS hffil imiii .
cd several time tho pa§t few duy b
this blare cand more dama;« than
In the pant few weoip During Octo
ber Hr,, loss for tin city «tt only
?m
TEACHERS JiND |
SESSIONS HERE
N«grru ToaTkerx AimocUiion
Hidw ( harlulle Per Next
. Millin'
O* 1 (Hy CV N. HUNTER!
' For. The News
The third tiny us the Negro Teach
ers Araocintiou added (|tlite a number j
of nan luetnbdis to ih-v *regi*trUtah,
bringing up thg enroUiueaT to uoarly |
liHW. The iH‘*t ;ik w w a* great 'oik
and will K<> d fru in lii|for) at such
great la uWpikrr*; g.eat in the
thoughts pr»*« ’I bj great sh dk rgt
Th c < pen Lxa Fd howplla Uy, of <hr
alien hearted peup> uf,Goldah<m» has,
also teen gieut Th.> we ther, too
hx* been gnat. Had a special order
been pat in, ihfc weather man could
act have provided more pe tad daya.
The close* j»t tbl* sew ilon leavea
Treat imp-eshioa* wh rh will result in
urvat, uchlev) incut* 11 "the tojuing
yc. r*. _ ; 0
A* oil tU« p evkiiu day the morn
ing hours of tha third day were speut
in tect'onal mes lags In whh-h schao:
problem:, were broughf) hoiue 1. th’*
teacht-rn by exm- Is. -
UtrruouH Sev»ie«
Th< nftci npo* iftsx'un opened w 'th
deviauHiai cxcrmsai a> !l «clock, Dr.
luck-on Darla Jif -thc 0 ne.al Edi -
catli:i llourd. Rhhmond, \a„ being
the speaker: lir. Davis mule an
formative rn: vey of the work of k'rh
rr edi.cutimi ampng aegroea lu North
Cnrotlna and In Use Houth. Hu wias
llsfene,; to with rtaxe attention and
deep Interest. Bishop O. C. riemeai*
being picsont. *« called up<'n and
made a htlrrimt udd 'ss. Hepoeu cf
comuiltlcx s were submitted and dis
poned of. Hnal roport, including n
rt’|M>rl i,f lira public m-couutant. wav
submitted and nppmved.
(Smmitiee on pomhtaiioaa report
ed uv omuicnding Aije r. -electiou 'f
ull U c prescui ufflcers ns* follows,
was undnluionsly adopted’
F,oxidant Dr. fi. c. Adkln», tMnston*
R.lem idliur ; vlc« prvsi
dent Dean W. S. Turner. Hhaw I'ni
verstoy; seciotary. I’rof. F., 4. Rog
ers, i’tabody School, Wlliirttwrtoo;
TraoM.cr. Dr. It. L. Mdtorjr, prcal
deul J hn C. Smith Cnlvernßy. Char
,otie; cor»«K|>ondioK secretary, i*rof.
J. Vs. Seahrook. Ktate NuiomJ. Se.h'M‘l
FayetUville; coHtulttuu ou time ahel
pluco of next meet lug aubmlited It*
r#l*ort, MtbtnUllnp Tkursgiy before
EasU'r Suudjy. IJJD.a* the time, nnd
Charlotte us the place, of thu next
meeting. The r<’p> rt, aftdr aome dlv
cnsiion, was adopted. Other reporti
were submitted nnd approved.
,Msht Se**i»n
The night m:‘*lou o.cnvd yroh-gf
ly at 5 o’«-lt>ck In the prercnce of a
picked hotmo. Christian
Poldiers w ;>» s A»g by th- audience
with svt and f'pt It. I'raycr was
oft'ered by Rea. J. A. t'otleu. cf Hen
derson. A spiritual was aeudered.
i'hr which Mr*. J. 8. MeKimmon.
home (irmimatratlon for North Caro
lina. was introduced and delivered a
Hoe’ address oh JioitarkMgylng and
homomokiug. th«> iinpcit
aticib of 4001 environment in llte p'"-
motion of rood habits ami good
charact r.
Dr Mofdccai \Y. J(din‘on, prisideut
f Howard t'uher.'My. was .next
speaker. " I bellw* 'ln the ri>ut*v w •*
baie only begun. I ballet* in flip
wondetftil itod r lhltltk's of the Smith
e.rn Htates.'’ Tin liudK' t for ill noal
juar «a< pV. -nt*d„tnd approved.
The report of committee-’on irso
luilons w»» submitted and approved
Alt. Bi.d'i n .1 vol > iff I hanks v.isdpi
dered »he tflty jirnts for it) generous
niautf*otnt*on of sympathy and thg
lilceinl wjtat— given to the"publh-stloti
of the doins?i of the Aisociutkm.
On l.totlou tho u»*ociatlon udj utn
cd kini’ die.
Held Under Bond
Annoying J. R. Straton
tug, lift any t».<.. ■ ould bo sitswre t.i
an .effort to shake thr religious on-.,
ufc-ttnsw .Os tit* iiltw- gisOm fttSß* : -"X SB
tr.ttglhtfaie fod.i ordered <*H:«r|ei
builth held hi '..'W bull for annoying
the pastor with ungodly lllrr.ilurc^
The dvfi'mlai.t who Is president’of
tho Amsrlenu Assoc la Uor for the ud
vaacement of uthelsm said that hl»
cbjeet lu rending the various publi
cations lo (he rundonieiitalist p.olor
was lo convprt him to atheism.
\FH YOKh’w IH-NITHT I M»KI(-
(.1(01 Ml Hl'Ol IS TIMES Stjl llil
NEW YORK. N0v.|.23- >.l’) - The
busiest umlurgraund* spot .In New
York I* the Times P.piare subway.
Nearly |Jl,6(W.oov fares were collected
in a year the ‘rsro-it company reports
>Jr - ..
j PRISON RIOT
IS PUT DOH N
ft
Eleven Killed und .11 Injured in
20 Hour Battle At
Prtaon
.a,--...
FOidtU.tl. Calif.. Novtt Zb ii¥) - i
than 100 Innuite. of Folsom 1
i>< mi eat law.. the harlwAiux pla<u of .
I' two Hmr liau’r:." upprartd to reallxc’
the tkilral defiance of the lew Is just
as da&gcrxuui inside pr'aoU Wails
as outside
This realism km eairsud a surrender
of the emhattli-d convict* wt a 2ti hour
/1 il'* b» forces of the law iiupshsrtni:
a thousand, reuniting the death of
- II mfn. two of them prison guards
and the -wonudhtg of 21 men. The con- ,
riel* staged their riot wßbtn the j
«tt-H of tfii-Ir «>ellhoB»e.
The rmrtyndcr was brought abou'
by fear llul rlflea„would be.fired Into
tho cell houkc «m»d the Mgvirt*, the
rioters udmlMud.
REPORT REMI'S
IS FOUND SANE
j —. 0
Alieniali* Have Hubmltled Their
FindingM to Cincinnati
Court „ 1
t INI INNA'TTI. 0 . Nov. 25 (if*!—Tbs
tir 1 ~#rt nth iilats appointed to pa»*3
eM the mental roiidtllon of Oeor»c j
Remus filed u •p.-rthU report lodav,
and the rumor spread tbnt they hod I
derided ho w •« kane. w huti hr idiot a id {
killed his wife here IsM Oetiihcr fi I
ami sane, now «k lie stand*
ids life. * ' 1
U wa* the ontalandiug development i
In a day which brought tertlntnuy I
aualust Hiohii* hy his staler. adoptc I
Camditer and brofUer-ta-law.
Mrs. GuDrtol Rytrson. a slater|
w It,) lin* lived In hW Itame here sine ’
last May admitted that whmi he left j
home for the nutomoWle ride wM*-h
ended In the wlaytnß af*hh» wKe. ehn
had a feeWf? that' lomethlhg waa go
ing to happen.
Bhe also testified that she had re
ceived a report through her husband
of the., Remus shooting shortly after
It happened and Intentionally had
misled detectives. Thu report came
from ilium lie Watxun. Remus' aecre
tary mentkmed by the atate a* one
ol the four Including Remus, who
planned to <d*y Mrs. Remus and cov
er np the conspiracy.
Wake Forest Saddened
By Death Dr. Johnson
4 WAKE DDItKHT. Nov! 25.—. CH - j
Thr death of Dr. Ww. Jqlfnton of th«
Wake Forest firalty In a ftuthurf cd
ton lumpli'vl, cast a gloom over tin*
eot're town. .
''News of the ihnth of Dr. JohfP
.*on,” tlorlared Pr siilcnt F. P. Gala»s,
"tfcni us not only iw u terrific shock 1
but also ax n great grief to the col- j
lege community* Hit passing consti
tute* a greet blow to the eo'lege. for
his Mcbolarphlp nnd his gifts for'
arouslitit 1 nihn.-'lsstlc reeponac on the
part.) of studrutr, hr was successful
|as a leather.”
College officials will gu to Itale'gh
tomorrow to take charge of the body.
* _ _ , • *
MAI E.MTKK I’ll;IlMOUT .
Dl IdIAM Nov. (4v-fh* |H»a
sihlllty that Norfo'k anil Ulihtnond
weuld niter tin- Piedmont baseball
league next seison. muking it an
' eight 1 lob clrcut uppearsil here to
day- ut 11 s|SPrtai meeting of the' lua-
Imiv directors attended by Norfolk
rind ill< lti< oud flub i-vm-ie.
-Wk, .... -■ - ■
mtmtt lA—iv ■< m -'—.a a—*.. mm ■ - «
Oil Outfit Ordered Sold;
, Plan Resumption Drilling
Cl.lNTfi'. Nov 25 Work at th r
*. 'fSßssp- -*r -'i-'k.'A'-*-''* <w ' & *rttsßtrt
.. w/.-.* 4 . - amt avtssaMg—.r,.. ;-a2 ajt "■**-. -
tiren-nilß)«'lidufl tur 'tie past fOU,'
„ muiWhil, v tjt lifob ild;. be rgtUlmfd
-dry Wn “*h * jptsr fflftftfflT rftiflr
hope ahd of the t.’ua*«H|
.uni those who have aided him In tho
management ft thu vsntara here.
The drilling rlif. t'rfils,
ary, I certifk’UtiiX of interest In the pro
ject 1 lib li huve Is 111 lu the band*
of the drtllltt,; <x>nt raelera. Maw is.
Orr and Wherry, will b* said liy the
theiiff at publte snlu ou Monday, lta
rember 5. at the court house here.
That move. It Is b-llrvcd. Is tha Pint
(•uo necessary to get Hilugs lined up
for Hie i-e«um{iU<‘«i ot drilling opera
tions.
Tho rig and equipment la being
eold under n court order, granted last
' week when the drillers failed to make
Three Members Ot One
Badin Family Die From
| Poison Battery Fumes
GROSJEAN TRIG 1
WELL RECEIVED
V 1
Opening: tyceum Number Spon
sored by Kiwanbt Chib l»
or Hi*h Order
- • . i '
Whal w*» said by tnsuy to have
I been tbs lines? musical treat r
j ln-*rd or seen In (loldsboro. «h the
j Uni>|—« Marimba-Xylophone Trio
.i.'ccirt prof3nt.il id tbOl'ajroe Coun
ty Memorial commau’t) butidlnx hot
jvmlng, under the auspices o f the to-
C-.1 KTvsnl* club. The Irto were HWr'“
«ntod to tl»e MMHtMtt by Mr. Kmuk
Ti.ylnr, president i>l the Goldsboro
Alwaotau*. Mr. Taylor, tn Introduc
ing the art (an eaplaln.’d that what
•mJlf* veers made on the,,. concert
would be donated by the Klwanl* etui,
to soato irortby cause. such as the
rttrt Frontn or smaethlng of the like
••■lure.
The first number of the delightful
pr >aram rendered by these wonderful
urtlata Inat evening was n warrli,
ployud by tho entire trio. TW sail
fence stared In raptitfe ** the three
swung with their * unfit felt-tlppol ;
Tumrorr, aud br-uutlfnl mrlodimi |
u. ten thnt thrllted op- atrangely.'
rt me forth from the arrange looking J
(ai-Lruineiil.. whip* la th.i M * Imb J j
Xylophone. The march vrn. f o’lowed
by a wait*. and then by two clast te*f|
! itelerthMiH.
After lliese rtrgt munlral nttraberk.
Mis* rt.MM < Iron Jean gate * hdknour
6u» renditiK nnttUed. "The seeea
! Hid ntaht on Tho Bark j*aurJi". whin
ypt fed eudkuMW In op-roar of mirth,
dhu ngn dramed the pant she nufi
■.angered to paaUap. m uU gveatpy
Iny. weertn* n bterb shawl, gt£ epc<-
.uni her Urn a lilt* voice M iflae tutke I
through her non*, made mnny a
a tern fuee relax,;
Mian C roe Jean followed this by "A
Iteeiutlon of A School Hoy” and be. 1
Impersonal ton made many ntt old mul
think buck to bin .jWMMnar school
daya when he a'oue, embarniMed and
refared before hie elnse nuten and
recited the same piece. •
X clan*lcel musical number, “Mur.t
ing fXomi and Night" was next rvn
ut ied on the Marimba-Xylophone h ’
Ibu trio. Thltf wns-fotjowiNl by several
impiilar select lons with Henry inn*
sett and Mia* GmajeUM the Marimba-
Xylophone, hud Ml«a I* June Holmet
wP'ih* piano.
Perhaps, one of the uniat Warmly
received musical nmah ir* wan •'Gypsy
l.ovo Oong'V played by Mr. Jenueu oa
the Matimab-Xylopbone. Min* Grou--
Jeun then gave another of her delight
j ful Interpretation*. Bhe portrayed
young girl, Who didn't want to go t >
' *t hoid. and gave many funny renawn'* •
why she ahouldn't. Hhe followed
this by a' recitation. ‘Tlata of other
day,” trying on hat after hat ns she
reel* ml. and moat of t < fqm Were h:iU
"from other day*. Monte were tall,
aome were flat, while some were
round pad other* were aqaart
The' playera then chugged , Into
HpaniaU costumes' and rendered a
group of Ppautali selection* on the
Inriroba Xylophone. One of the Imst
known, of these selection wan "In a
Little .Spanish Town”.
Proving the reraaiile ability of the
arista, Mias Urosjean gave a a*w
solo, “Old Folk* At Home. 1 * She *ai
accompanied by Mias Holme* at the
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Ujr t j the petition K the tiru*-
<lTe Vnm try tu nimCitf* ii uT'
lw and atttoscrttrrrs la the well a
Aa«*H*«4 *4- «*■» ■
fulfillment «f ouu'ratt. Tin: Jnd
h»rhi Ji ti* been Krantad anil the nhur-
Iff InfltrocUM to make the «*l«.
Whilo nottilmc definite tun) In
lii. >vi until ufler thin lu re l.
every indication* that the work a ill
So on The tii and aquluiucul uIU
probably bo purchuuvd l»y purtlew !l»-
tertatal tu the project. who will. In
turn moke arrangement* to carry wtr.
the Unrest ixation of the Sumption nil
propect
While temporarily held In etmyaMe
the Sampson ell prospect ban arievn
tu thneyea or muiiy of tboeo Ip la rest
ed la Ihe project durluc tha past fpw
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MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED 1
PRESS 1
PRIC* PIVB CUbirv -
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Electrical Engineer and Inventor
Was WmrkiMf Mi Re-Sih
•rliif Formula
WIFE SAVED BT MAKING
VISIT TO PICTURE SHOW’
Father. S«n and Dagglyter \n
Timm Falally Ovarrome
* «B> Fumw
BAD WIN, Wov. Thw boll
day urge of Mira. Cvcero Ritchie I#
attend n theatre |a b«lk*vtd b* all
ttutl saved tin ItUctile family f«Ku
death last night whet <h»ndly gai>
fumei from n battery cell Ut ihd.
home aapbystated her husband. U.
and their son. and dan thlrr.
The repocf ofW coroner that the
three met death from fumes
Irom a n*tv*ore of sulphuric acid
doyk not tell th* cfunpleta fiery,
oh* tniets said.
The'gss wan Os • »II«M •■dor' Mid
the vU-tlks probably veer* nveroonw
with rsallcßifHb! dcwdly qaallty of
It*
.Utrhle, an electric engineer and Int >
vrnlor, was at work on a •raced* do
.e,silver Iphlewar* Mrs. WtcM# left
hi nut work la bis room last »W
.While *he went to a motion pl 'u«w
1 Ihcstrr. the bm«e* •wer* j dlgcayMnl
j I ome iKiux* tfctcr wh»n Mm. Ritchie
l rftorbed. 1
! Kllchfe snd bto min .nsnt# l|» »M
room whom u>e wna sad the
. » ih, Itaw V tt .h. tot Sie .O
\% rude nierkl
A Mrs Witera of, New Bern «nd
several young worn# IrMud* went .
Chrietouu shopping hi doldaboro y-»
•erdsy *
They started boms. B'ken tunr t <•
Htouey Creek fdilng stytlou H Iras
rtisdoded that ts a certain pti bo*'
were In the heofe flat the pumbeoa*
maid bo the mam eomfortaWy dt«
posed shout the car. I%e tmnsfke of
the boa dee began. Mrs. Waters,
driving fnokdd tindk to **• bovr*dbe
transfer wan getting sh.ag.
This was tbs story offerer* said
that Mrs. Waters bad toM tbem.
: While sbe looked back her t»t off
the bant surface and struck fee auto
t of Henry ftnttoo perked on the tdde
A yeuug womnn occupying fee frost
test of the esr with Mm. .Water* was
litrewn forward with «%eb force fed! „
*
She suffered no Strlou* effect trm
Ike Mow.
B rnep Garris, whe wgs oecnpyhlT
tke parked car ut Hw ttmp ft wue
ntrnrk. was somewhat shaken up bat
not serfenefy Injured.
Mrs. Waters told officers that ah*
wna not driving rapidly when tha
car was struck. Officers agreed that
this must Have been the ease, else tb”
young woman whose bend knock, d .
out fee windshield might hare V* i
killed.
I «
Slayer of CfiarleH
Fink Ig Captured
tTIARLOTTK, Nor. A pn*<
search lasting sine#' *lest Iter
came to *, iuceeMfhtl Epd WjMnet
iu>: with fee a mat of John Clifbut
Charles M. Kink, kefe it becum*
known _ a teisiw..i
najlnirp. w*4 urrsateg tJV a fi'»
nine miles west of Alexia, in Uaeola
county by Charltw** officers. Re vraa
returned to jail berw and will be giv
en u hearing' tomorrow. Ktnk was
fount dead here last May 39. t" Hi htd
been rtruck by s sharp abject a.td
bln pockets bad t»#u emptied of 1304
he war known to have carrh-t •*
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MIIM.SI HR.ITU
RIVKW fllltnCH
hoNu kovu. cufea, ?fov. ti-ifa
—Seven pirate, tried tor Dm
a~u. ,odw