-llIURSDAY.MOSNLNa AUGUST 14, 1919.
THE fiZWS AKD OD5RVER.
MASS MEETING
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FORr.1e.10i
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SEES REVIVAL OF
ROr.lAII EMPIRE
Goldsboro People To Get To
gether And Discuss Plans
' : For Building " ,J
Ntwi and Obttrver BurMU, . .
, 104 Sooth John 8trett.f .
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By EMMETT R. BROWN, '
Goldsboro, Aug. 13. At a largely at
tended tad fery eathusiastia meeting
laid hut lifhl by th Goldsboro Cham
ber of Commerce the chamber, tart
. naanimous endorsement lo the report
of th licaoml Building. Committet ap
pointed Jointly by the Chamber of Com
merce, Board of Aldermen aad County
ComaiUaioBera to devise sraye aad
meaaa for the building of a memorial
building it UoMsboro aa a tribute to tho
toiea of Wayne county who served and
gave their Uvea' for liberty during the
world war.. " t--'
' Following the adoption of the report
It waa decided to bold a big maaa meet
ing ia Goldsboro at aa early date' for
tho purpose of submitting the pladt of
tho foregoing committee to the people
of the county before final action ia the
matter was taken. A committee waa
appointed to decide oa the date for this
'. meeting. .
la discussing the plant for the e-
mortal building last night Judge W. B.
Allen, chairman of the committee, stated
' that ba waa confident that there were as
1 many aa two hundred and fifty citizens
ia tho county and probably more, who
would willingly give ii,ow eacn toward
tho erection of this bnilding, and that 1
tho people all prer the county were
taking a deep interest ia the project.
. For some time past tbiores bare been
purloining automobile tires from 'he
ears of local citizens. The police have
;beea keeping a close waUh for these
thieves and yesterday John and Will
Tiner, two negro brothers, were tried
. before Magistrate J. W. Thompson npoa
the charge of stealing aa automobile
tiro from1 Mr. T. I. Sutton. They were
fonnd guilty and' their ease sent to the
ojSea isqjont 'senof tqy 'lino? iuno
was fined $10 and the costs, npoa the
charge of whipping his wife.
Barton Clark, a well known news
paper man of Baltimore, ia a cordially
greeted visitor ia Goldsboro, and is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Creech at
their home oa Park avenue. Mr. Clark
will spend several days here before re
turning to Baltimore. .
The quarterly meeting of the Fourth
Dint rift Medical Society was held at the
court house in this city yesterday after
noon and waa largely attended. The
meeting was called to order by Pr. E. 3.
Nobles, of Selma. The following phy
sician i were elected members of the so
ciety: Dr. T. L. Ginn, 'Goldaboro; Dr.
B. N. Johastoa and Dr. C. A. Woodard,
of Wilson. Four well prepared paper
were read oa tho observation of am-
. pyema of the pleural cavity, the T,homs
aplint, the effects of malaria fever tox
ins upon the kidneys and the complica
tions of Spanish influenza, by Dm. B.
, O. Willis, of Rocky Mount rG. W. Mitch-
'til. of Wilson; J. C Grady, of Ktnly,
' pad C. F. Strosnider, of Goldsboro. Be
fore the meeting adjourned arising vote
of thanks wat extended to the local
physicians by the visiting physicians
'for the royal manner ia which they had
been entertained during their stay in
the eiry. It was decided to hold the
' next meeting at Wilson Tuesday, Nor.
11. Lett yesterday afternoon tho viait
l"K physicians were the guests of local
members of the society at aa old fash
ioned barbecue which was served at
Herman Park.
A delightful outing and picnic was
given at Grays mill poad yesterday in
honor of Mrs. J. T. Whitfield, of Kin
stoa, who is visiting' ia Goldsboro at
the home of Messrs. J. G., W. C. and
Misa Mary Spenee. A number of other
guests were present, including Dr. E. P.
Spenee and family, of Greenville; H. D.
Speace, J. T. Whitfield and Mrs. Alex
ander, of KiMton; Misses Ora Raper,
Wilson; Julia Austin, Clayton; Lurie
Brogden, Mrs. Roxie Saaaer, J. B. and
I. I Pate and families, and Bev. 'G. T.
Adams, of Goldsboro. ,
FISHERMEN TO HOLD
MEETING IN NEW BERN
New Bern, Aug. 33, Fishermen of
this city, Oriental, Morehesd and Beau
. , fort are to meet ia New Bern tomor
' rowMn a big session at tht Chambe of
Commerce rooms. The oecasioa will be
to hear William 8. Downs, Production
Secretary of tho U. 8. Fisheries Asso
ciation, headquarters at New York in
aa address. This organisation it ear-
rying oa aa extensive campaign to ox
toad its membership along tho Atlantic
Coast. New Bern hat been selected by
tho president of the Association, Ken-
Beth Fowler, the man whom Prealdent
Wilson called to his aide daring tht war
to advise with him in regard to tht fish
. ing industry. Tht tims of the organiza
tion are to pat this industry oa a basis
with other big industries of the present
., day. . . ;
A campaign of publicity is aping oa
... ". ' At present, and it it expected that sev
oral hundred fishermen and dealers will
be present at tho Meeting tomorrow
evening. After tb address of Mr.
Downs, there will be a business session
' proposing aa organization for this tee-
-tion. : :"- . -..
Canadian Preacher At Falcon
Camp Meeting Bases Pro- -phecy
on Words of Daniel
Faleoa, Aug. 13.-That tht Bomaa
empire will be revived is the conviction
of Bev. A. p. of Petcrboro, Caa-
ada, ) a Misaioaary Alliance preacher
who is one of tht leading apeakert at
tho Faleoa tamp meeting. Ia a atrmoa
oa tht subject he baaed hit remark
oa Daaiel J;21-45, and described the1
rite and, fall of the four great empires
mentioned in this passage of Scripture.
These four poWers, ht said, represent
the various forms of government that
man hat employed, from monarchy to
democracy. Tht wild, tribee of North
era Germany overthrew and subdued tht
Bomaa Empire in 3M A. D aad algaifl
cantly art now tht thief lnttrument o
the revival of the old Soman powers,
composed, of England, France, Belgium,
Spain, the Balkan States aad Northern
Africa. IUly, to loaf obseuro, U agaia
premiaeat among world powers.
According to tht speaker, the proph
ecy of Daniel, in the second chapter,
tpeaka specifically of ihe overthrow of
all other powers and tbe ultl -ate set
tin J up of a kingdom that shall atand
forever. Be predicted tht nal alliance
of recuperated Germany with aa
aroused Russia, and the restored ond
prosperouspeople of Israel back ia the
land of Palettina representatively, sur
rounded tnd attacked by these and other
nations, stung by jealousy ari prompted
by greed, till God Himself shall arise
aad . slay them by ht spirit of His
mouth. ,
Tht camp meeting it composed of an
astociatioa of . members tf various
ehutehes who meet here annually, this
being the twentieth year of tht eamp.
Itt adhertnts maintain a profound re
spect for the Bible, and teach that it is
annlimhla ta (ha nretent tl 't at to
any. former time. They have no hesi
tancy in praying for the tick, or con
tending, for any other phase of truth
kv m in tha Dihla. , '
The founder and president of the
eamp is J. A. uuioreta, easnier oi ine
First National Banc of Duan, and
ni tha nrnmlnent a flea re are D. H.
Hood, well known druggist, of Dunn,
W. 8. Foxworth, banker, oi Marion,
8. C, and J. M. Weeks, a planter, of
Clinton, N. C.
Some of tho outgrowths of the work
are the Falcon Orphanage, an unde
nominational home for destitute -children;
the Falcon Holiness School, which
ta a MMnhinad aradafl and hiffh school!
and the Falcon : Publishing Company,
which issues the aposione &vangei! ana
other literature. The town haa the
ii.lmi, Amt inriinlt nt hminr a nlace
where tobacco and "dope" are not sold,
being practically pjohiDitea oy eevere
uoense.
the camp will continue till next Sua
das snd a apeakrr ia expected from
New York to address the atteadantt on
the need of relief for the Armenians and
others ia tho Near East.
After all, there is nothing that af
fords some people more real pleasure
than agrceablo work. -
REMAIN PREPARED
JELLICQES ADVICE
British Admiral Says Safety of
Empire Depends On
; . Sea Safety
Sydney, Australia, i July 9 (Corre
spondence of tho Associated' Press.)
Admiral Visceuet Jellicoo preached a
policy of preparation for war in some
of tht speeches he hat delivered hero
while vliitiag Australia to inform tht
Australian government concerning mat
ters of naval policy.
"When discussions take place oa rack
subjects at the League of Nations or
the question of limitation of armaments,
I trust it will, never be forgotten that
tht existence of the British Empire de
pends absolutely upon the safety of
Lite sea communications,'' said Viscount
Jellieot at Sydney, where ha addressed
the Nary League. Before the wan he
said, Great Britain suffered from a
lae kof insufficient ships to guard the
long lines of communication between
London aad Australia aad, he added, "it
it up to tht British Empire to see that
we are never ia want of sufficient police
men afloat ia tht future.
Speaking of the "deadly risks' rue
ia tha last five years," the admiral said,
"tne can only hope that ia the future
sufficient provisions will be made, both
by the mother country and by the over
seas dominions to insure the impos
sibility of defeat of the British navy."
After giving same information to
snow now long it took Ureal Britaia
to prepare for Germany's submarine
campaign, Viscount Jellicoo said: "The
lesson I am trying to preach is prepare
tion for war. 1 would like to say very
seriously that it seems to me the con
elusion it forced upon ns that the
British Empire depends bow more 'that
ever upon naval supremacy.
Leaving Sydney ' early in July, the
admiral started oa a month's tour to
Northera Astraliaa ports aad for tht
eoast oi cw .uuinea aad adjacent it'
lands.
DETAILS PUBLISHED
OF MEXICO LYNCHING
Mexico City. July SC. (Correinond-
ense of The Associated Press.) Details
of the lynching of Juan Galvan, a prom
1m nt resident of the village of Zara
goza ia the 8tate of Saa Luis Potosi,
have just been received in the capital
and El Democrata, in publishing the
story, declares this h the first instance
of lynching recorded in Mexico.
Galvaa waa publicly accused by the
pastor of a church in Zaragosa of being
the person who robbed the image of
virgin in one of the churches of gold,
and jewels valued at 10,000 pesos. The
words of the curate inflamed his hear'
ers, who dragged Galvaa from bia home,
built a funsral pyre aad upoa it tor
tured the unfrrtunate man until he
died. The curate has been detained by
the authorities as the author of tho
crime.
SINGING CLASS GIVES
DELIGHTFUL CONCERT
Children From Odd TeDowr
Home Greatly Please The
' People At Franklinton
Fraahliatoo, Aug. . 13. Tht pinging
elan from tht Odd . Fellows' Home,
Goldsboro, under the management of
Misses Tull aad Tucker, two of the
teaebere ia that institution, gnvo a de
lightful concert In tht auditorium of
the graded school hero last night. The
entertainment ' consisted of ainging,
recitations, etc., aad was greeted by a
largo aad appreciative audience. It wat
givea aader the auspices of the local
lodge of Odd Fellows, wbica one or
the strongest organizations in tht plaee.
The offerings last sight ware excellent.
Dr. J. W. Carter, who eamo hero to
practice mediciae after ho was released
from the army, has decided to leave
here and go to Lumber Bridge Jo prac
tice. He will leave the latter part of
the week for his new home. He and
Mrs. Carter made many friends here
during their short stay, who regret very
much to see them leave.
Mr. Robert Speed, who was with the
120th ia France, and who has entered
the drug business here, will leave in a
day or to for New York where ho will
take a course in pharmaey. He ex
pects to be away from home about aix
months.
Mr. M. A.' Huggins, of this place, who
wa with the 81st division in Fraaee,
aad received aa appoiatmeatment to the
University of Paris aad received bia dis
charge aboat three weeks ago, has been
elected superintendent of the graded
schoois of Scotland Neek and he will
move to that place ia about tea days
and enter upon hit new dutiet there.
It it understood that Mrs. Huggint hat
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also Wi elected at oao of tht teachers
l tht Scotland Neck tchoola. .
Mr. Earl B. Bikes, hat beta elected to
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was with tht 8. O. 8. in Fraaee for
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MEXICAN ARMY HAS OVER
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN.
Mexico City, Aug. 13. The strength
df the Mcxicta army it placed at 17
725 officers and 11933 mea ia aa ar
ticle recently published by Captain
Francisco Laxeano who is referred tt
by the newspspert htrt at being in a
position to speak with accuracy. Ac
cording to his figures, which are based
on reports for ' tht month of April,
there are two generals of division,
eleven generals of brigade, forty-eight
brigadiert and 843 Jefea (chiefs), whose
ranka havt been recognized by the gov
ernment as permanent. There are,
however, V0,46i generals, chiefs and
subordinate officers who art serving
temporarily.
Prospective.
She "Hod did you dare tell Papa
that you have' a prospect of 430,000 a
yearf
He Well, 1 have; if I marry you.
Boston Transcript.
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