Championship Tourney Underway At West End Club I
Three Fights For Men
And Two For The Ladies
Finals To Bt* Staked
Saturday and Sun
day; Stewart Finch
W :ns Low Medal for
Men, With 74; Mrs.
Clare Waddill for
Ladies \\ ith 53.
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equipped :n i ·.. unit in new
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meet this highly rated team from
HoiitmKe Rap Ί-.
Tin· R. xi'i.r All-Stars will bring
a top flight club to the city to an
gage the p.ck of the city league.
The conte- - are expected to be
among the best turned in here, and·
l'an.-· are urged to be on hand at M
o'clock tor the first pitch·
BLACK BULLS WHIP
HENDERSON INDIANS
The Henderson Indians, a colored
baseball aggregation, was licked here
Sunday afternoon Ki to ό by the
Durham Black Bulls. This team was
announced as the second nine of
the Carolina Tigers.
Score by innings: R. Η. E.
Durham .. ..400 220 104—13 14 3
Hend. ... 100 010 300— 365
Batteries: Bell and McCullers;
Boone and Hight.
In 1 he i <niniamentr
! lien Read I his
I h»· tournament committee oi
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ni.iil· p.iirinus uni set tin· sehe
«ί· I oi ound- :«r the annual
ι ei'..· mpionsiiip tournament 1
;..in w » t k nul the rouiuU must t
mpleied h\ the date desia- I
>ted <»!· ι ..i l cited.
J ffNt rounds hc;an toda\. and
will In » ompleted h \ Tuesday: >
-r. »nd round must hi* completed
t>> Wednesday. third round by
Thiu-d η > mi-linaK on Friday. I
itnl the finals will begin Saturday,
and '.<·· concluded Sunday.
1 committee will enforce the
-chedule and all golfers are ad
visee! t.
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NATIONAL I.EAGï'E
Philadelphia at Chicago,
ι·, a; Pittsburgh·
V··;·!; a' Cincinnati.
IV 'i!:!yn at St. Louis.
Results
tmmmrnmwss® 1
PIEDMONT I.KAGI F
Winston-Sal· in (!: Durham
Charl· t'c ! ! : Richmond '>.
· ■ :■! - -· ith 1-3: Asheville 0-5.
Only 4.. les played.
VHEKICAN X.FAOT F
' York 3: Cleveland 2.
adelphia 10: St. Louis 4.
'«•η ;:·»>: Chicago (1-4.
: .nat η 7 Detroit 5-4.
NATION W. I.FACt t
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ch Vagi· 6-4 Philadelnhia 0-8.
Cincinnati 5-6: New York 2-3.
Brooklyn 8-0; St. Louis 1-3.
LOWER TAX
Warrenton. June 16—A total of
>".".384.84 has been -pent for build
;'if· in Warren County -ince 1937.
Τ ixpayers can look forward to a
induced tax rate reduction for next
year. Chairman W. H. Burrough of
of the Board of County Commission- j
ers said at the regular meeting of the !
board.
All-Stars
Top Oxford
I
Townsville Girls
Score 16 to 7 Victory
Over Epsom and Hen
derson l akes 6-5 Vic
tory Over Oxford All
Stars Saturday Night.
H.-aier-ai Al!-St;.r.< rallied i:i the
iele.it Ox I At'St
6 · Sat ct
Town λ Ιι a·. ".ad ·.·· tupped Kp- ■
CÏ ul)lene. lit : .Γ th· -·>ΙίΙ};ιΓ. p. '
T!n τ Λ iwville κι·> a-auued
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Tin > nte.-t ;va> ο pitching duel
bitwi ι ·. .' litoi'i; We'd. - : i K;
and A Boyd. Hindu- ι et
Οχι·>rd ι .it ' ·κ< the: -·!;· h.t and
two Hender.-οπ eftBg in the ta>: Mi
ning for tu · :
the t il tii gave Oxford .m· th-.i tutly..
In the .-1 χ t i a Woud led oil with a
homer, t t-n . ■ au' .· . .aa ail
error aa\ ι t..· \ - ' '.a- 1
T\\ d able- a · -
lit nder.-i l' . lai
third Henderson a ipled two errors,
a walk and Thur>ti : Hi·;· · - ■ ■!
:··:■ tWi1 run.-. T\\»> er:· '.m·
R.l\ e Mender-· ·ιι all· ' V
In the la.-! of the ·.»».·■ M· a
tli -..i; got .. w.ilk ;it:d Κ ··'·.
!·.·ν tripled Intel ·
it·.vie- long fly t
tin imm'.
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V. Italloek 11) ... I ί
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I. Pe: ..: "il rt 2 2 0
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Τ . 32 l(i 17 2
Si· .< ■> nn:ngs: H
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Oxford Λ1) 1! Il Γ
i. 4 0 0 3
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...4211
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3 1 il 1
Γ i 3 0 0 0
il. 1 0 II o
M !.. : : 3 II 1 0
( ' .·!'!; 2 t 0 0
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T. ·;.! 30 5 4 7
Henderson Ah Κ II Κ
ι ' .ghiil rï 3 ο n 0
S i.ggmii rf 1 ο 0 0
T.·:;,!: lb 4 2 11
Pi ;dgen 3b 3 1 1 0
1! iyd ρ . . 3 n 0 0
I.angley c 2 2 10
I loyle rf . . . . 4 0 2 (1
Turner ss 3 0 1 2
Ilight 2b 3 0 0 1
Lui M'y lf . 3 0 11
Richardson sf . . 3 10 1
Totals 32 (i 7 fi
Score by inn:n>:-: Κ
Oxford 20') 012 n—à
H( ndci - n lu:; mil ·_>— ϋ
Two base bits; Terrell, Pridgen, !
Luf-i y T: ri··· i . ·· it· · Langley.
H' '.vli· 11 nr.: W .. Ί \V:nning
>'"· ·· '· ' H Π-.yrt. Losing pitcher:
W ! · :> Dodd. Wo dlicf
and K(:.:'nt'y Time 1:00.
CAROLINA TIGERS
TOP ROCKY MOUNT
The Carolina Tigers journeyed
do.vn Rocky Mount Sunday, and |
copped a I? t > l) victory from I! >cky
Mount.
Davis was in line form tor the
winners, allowing just one hit. The 1
Tigers collected four hits. ,
Bullock and Smith formed the!
losing battery, with Davis and Knight ;
doing the work for the winner-.
WARREN MINISTER
TO BRAGG CHARGE
Warrenton. June 16.—The Rev. C'.l
Rees Jenkin.-. Presbyterian minister!
of Warrenton. Littleton and G rover I
Memorial Churches of Warren and;
Halifax Counties, has accepted a call
to the new chapel at Fort Bragg,
near Fayetteville.
Airs. Jenkins and their three chil
dren will join him within the next
lew days. The Rev. Mr. Jenkins' re
signation has been accepted by the.
Synod of North Carolina.
For several years the Jenkins cou
ple were missionaries to Japan. He
lormerly lived in Charleston, S. C.
Services will be conducted in the
new chapel at Fort Bragg until a
Presbyterian Church can be erected.
mtO£ÂTH^SW/TCH ι
"$£5$"Γ. " RICHARD HOUGHTON (©)
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CHAPTER Τλνί ΝΤΥ
"SKiPi ! !> OITT en w»!" Henry
gasped at his son, who had Invaded
their board* ι s room* "ltut why
would he '
"Maybe h< a .. crook. I think he's
after Mr. Ives' insurance money!"
"What do J'OU know nbout Ivc-s'
insurant
"N-nnthing. But here's a book ail
about in
From I - '· !!-..? Henry in the liall
came the startling "Harumph"' of
a man ι ;.'lT 5iithroat. Henry
jumped, ! ' in around to face
a scowling Mr. .1.·· · -
"Do you make a habit of prying
into your boarders' affairs?" in
quired tl 1 .1; man coldly.
Richard mimed the dresser
1 rawer .
Henry · ··· re 1 "It was all a
m-mistak Κ hard here—lia! lia!
—thougl" you had run out on us
without ['-lying your rent, and
he . . ."
"He sa : . ι ay my rent—in ad
vance."
"Aw, ε ■. it wasn't nothin'. Mr
Jones. I 1 in to ask you about
the modi 'rains this morning. You
weren't ! .1 thought ..."
"Xever mini!."' Mr. Jones' face
was sto: . ard inscrutable again.
"We'll forgi t * he whole thiiig. And
now, if y . r'.'t m'nil I'd like to
talk wit a y ur father—alone."
"Y-yes, sir!" Richard ducked
past him ■ the door.
John J ·· es turned to Henry as
'.hough nothing out of the ordinary
had occur :< d. "I went to the hospi
al this 1 'nir.ï." he reported.
"So-so ι irly ?" Henry was flab
bergast :.
"I coul ",'t sleep," explained the
big man. There was a worried ex
pression his face as he sat
down on the edge of the bed. "What
happened last night didn't tit in
with my theory of the case at all.
I wanted :·. know if Spinelli had
recovered consciousness and told
anything ■ re."
"But > 1 ."ouldn'i be able to see
him so ta; ly."
"I knov I talked with the detec
tive who s'aved with him thr aiill
the night. Professor Bis bee had
nothing : . do with the staM :
"\V-u. it ?"
Mr. J : s drew a c: ,r Mit · Γ
his pod; '. made as ,_h to
light it. t.'iiη changed ii. · ur. ■ and
, ■ it Kirk. "No. SptnelU was
ι ν :'μ away from the lodge last
• j1·, lie said. when something
s: pick . m from behind. He re
·:·· rubers that Professor Bisbee
λ i ·■ une .i.stance in front of him.
:··■ 1 that he called to Bisbee for
:· : p. That's all he does remember."
"i >h.-h. Then it was a cry for
!.. Ip. Not a . .
' No, not an accusation."
' They've let the professor out of
jail, c»f course."
"About an hour after the news
paper went to press."
"He'll he as mad as a hornet,"
said Henry. He ll sue the police
for false arrest."
John J.·!:, s mucked his lips doubt
fully. "Maybe. But Professor Bis
bee has disappeared."
Henry clutched the door handle.
"Disappeared? You don't mean—"
"1 don't know what to think. My
theory is ruined by now."
"What is your theory?"
Jones shook his head. "Never
mind theories. We've got to find
Bisbee! From what you told me
about his attitude toward the case,
I think he knows something the
rest of lis don t know. He may be
in danger!"
"You mean the killer . .
"Obviously there's a maniac
loose in this vicinity. Spinelli talked
with two much assurance at the
meeting last n:t:ht. The l:iller, who
was at the meeting, too, tried to
silence him."
"That's your theory?"
"No. no: ' Jones was impatient.
"Those are facts—obvious facts.
I'm abandoning my theory." He
rose. "The police are hunting for
the professor. I'd like to join the
hunt, too. and I came back here to
get you. You know the country."
"M-me ?"
"There won't be any danger- -I
hope."
'How about b-breakfast first?"
John Jones nodded soberly.
"Okay. We may have a long walk
ahead of us.
As they descended to the lower
iV. τ the boarder added, "Lucky for
■;s the rain has stopped for a time
.it least."
Mrs. rotter already was putting
1 :· akl'ast dishes on the table. She
•■'as using the dining room for
breakfast, anil Henry noted that
she hail taken time to brush and
groom her hair, and was wearing a
fresh house dress. She pave her
husband a meaningful look. Her
lips were tight. He turned hastily
and went baek to the bedroom to
exchange his slippers for his shoes.
Outside the wind was still blow
ing. rattling the leaves of the
eucalyptus tree against the side of
the house. Henry looked distrust
fully at the sky. It '.vas dark with
heavy clouds. He knew the storm
was not over. He put on his boots.
When he went downstairs again
he was carrying his felt hat with
the wide brim. It would help shed
the water if the rain caught them.
"We may be gone most of the
morning." Mr. Jones Informed the
lady of the house as she set a stack
of pancakes in front of him on the
table.
"Gee, can I go?" asked Richard
eagerly.
"You'll go to school!" his father
told him sternly.
The boy subsided glumly, but
not Mrs. Potter. "You'll catch your
death of cold," she told her hus
band.
"Can't be helped," said Henry.
He surprised himself by his sudden
forcefulness. Maybe it was the
presence of John Jones that gave
him courage.
Mrs. Potter frowned. She was
about to make another acid com
ment when her boarder added,
"Yes, this may be a very important
search. Would it be asking too
much of you to put up a lunch for
us—just in case we don't get
back ?"
Mrs. Potter opened her month.
Then she turned and walked
abruptly into the kitchen.
"She puts up a very nice lunch,"
Henry observed cautiously.
The telephone rang. Richard
jumped up to answer it, but John
Jones was ahead of him. For a big
man he was very quick on his feet.
"Hello," he said into the mouth
piece. "Yes, this is Jones. . . . Oh,
you've found him! Where? ... I
see. . . . Mr. Potter can show me
how to get there! We'll be right
over!"
He hung up the receiver. "Never
mind the '-inch, Mrs. Potter.
They've already found Professor
Bisbec."
"Is he all »ight?" Henry asked.
"He's dead. Shut through the
; back of the head!"
(To Ce (on t in nod )
Johnson
Confident
Pittsboi·' . Juir· lii.--Vii-t.i!· It.
ϊ Ίΐη-οη, 11. * I s t " 1 ' ,i *.T. -;ί icy. candi
iate for 'he c.Miiri.undorshil) ··: tlu· I
V.'.-th C... Mita An < r.t*;i:i Leg ·.,
.vhich opens .ts three day convenu ίι |
in Durha· ··» Juin ι·>«ί ι ν ex
pressed i :>ii«enec ·νοι· in- pr > —
peut.- ' . tmng the- h ghe-t po.-t «
Ihe ·:■....r. ίι.
" i·'. -ni,ι·,.t ■■·.-, inrl \vt· have ,
had re: : rum > '·· cry .sectit«n of I
North ί . ι... I .'''"ι ι·· ή: aient ! h*
I ! ·■ '·ί■ u·cι i· .mmander of ' he
America! Lt ... η 1 the I)
:r··»·: Mr. John.-.m commented
' ■ i. , Ί ι i1 ίι.-: m ' ι " irney i- being 1
• I rl Λ Roy I.. McMillan. ,,ι '
Rali ha ■ Hon waging a
cii un !ι.;· the c· immander
Mr .1 hn.-on. likewise, has been |
active during recent weeks, visiting
ιηΊ'.ι ;· ; ·■ .sIs 'hroimho.it the state.
A large : imber of the posts already
it;, ο a >:i" "it record for their candi- !
date and many expre-sên in .mof- |
! : t · i : 11 prole once and it is on those
y md- tii. · Mr. Johnson Im.-in,»
hi- confidence.
NEGRO IS KILLED
IN STEM ACCIDENT
Oxford. June 1(1. Hugh Lei Allen.
Negro "I near Stem. dead and
Bruce Atkin.-. Negro. · : the Tar
River section, is in Granville coun
ty jail as the result of an automobile
accident Sunday alteni" η . · ·ιΓ -1
o'clock ne.· 11 Allen's ho ο -a il . n id
between Sender's f···
Stem. Two other occupants oi the
automobile. Benjamin and Κ . ·ιν
Atkins, bi '-titers ot Iituci A' .
lit Slisie C'la athan: Mel: ■ II
pital .-aller ng If.'iti ! a. ■> Sy !-.
1er Daniel and CI; ...•('it;
caped unhurt.
State Highway Pat : olinan \V. C.
Carter tv. ■ -tigated ' . .raient and
said that ill six Negri τ were in ρ
1930 convertible cot.|ί and .cere go
ing at a last rate of -peed. The au
tomobile went ovt'i ι little hill and
in and -.lit .. ditch ■.■■·, fit yards be
fore it turned over. Patrolman Car
ter said. It wa.- thought by the oi
iicer that Atkins lo-t c-ntrol of the
automobile
PAST MASTERS MEET
AT OXFORD TONIGHT ι
Oxford. June 16.—Dr. Charles P.
Eldridge of Raleigh, Grand Master
of the Ma.-ons of North Carolina, will ■
be guest -peakcr tonight at 7 o'clock
in the social rooms ot the Oxford
Baptist church when the Past Mas
ters of the Oxford Masonic Lodge ■
will hold their annual ladies' night. ;
The Rev. C. Κ Proctor ot the Ox
lord Orph mage will be toastmaster.
V. W. Taylor is Master of the Ox
l'oi d lodge
Ten Master will be pre
sented to the Pa^t Masters of the
Jxford Lodge,
Capital Gossip
Ii> HENRY AVEHILL
Raleigh. June 16.—Nobody is talk
ing lui- publication and few are hav
ing much tu say even "oil the ree- ·
. Γ unot ! lcially: but there are
«•r.v good indications that all is far
from sweetness and light in the ad
. irt: ing divi.-ion of the Department
! Conservation and Development.
V reporter hasn't even seen him ι
:.nd m.iv. therefore. be slightly wide j
< ιi the mark, but there are unusually
it liable reports that Josh Home.
: : :t mber ot the board of C and D and
ch...: <·i it.- advertising commit-'
ice. is lar from pleased with the re
ten! slash m the funds to be expend
ed by the division.
There are indications, also, that ac- j
11\ :: e- ol the News Bureau, headed
by Charlie Parker, are nut proving
.m igether and completely satisfac-1
.ury.
Parker and Winston-Salem's able
Bili Sharpe. first holder of the news
job after it was created, are repurt
ttily in New York, with Bill doing his
best to put Parker in the good graces,
m! New York newspaper and adver-1
ti.-ing men. Ii.l] himself was a wizard |
at selling hin.-elf and tHe state's pub-ι
I.e.ty to tin· metropolitan big shots, j
■ nd il nil' in· ; qualified to give in
: tructieii .h the art he is the man.
I.oss of Tourists Feared.
Principal fear arising from de-!
ci eased expenditures for advertising
•i North Carolina and its attractions ;
to out-iders i> that there will resuit J
substantial decrease in the number 1
! tourists coming into the state, and"
ι consequent slash in the amount ot
ι ash thev have been leaving with
lar Heels.
The tourist business is rated bt-(
hind only tobacco and textiles as a
■■«.■venue producer.
Song Brings Jitters.
Several revenue department off ι-,
:-ials of minor rank are laughingly J
-aid to have hastily ordered doses of
.muriatic spirits of ammonia after a
prankster passed through the build
ing humming quite audibly the pop
ular dittv "There's Going to be Some
Changes Made."
Capital speculators are beginning!
to turn their attention toward the
levenue department quite seriously,
however, as it is the consensus thai
there actually will be changes mad'; 1
—and that before many more moons
have passed.
Paid No Heed. I
If you come to Raleigh and are
walking along Fayetteville street.:,
here's a bit of advice:
Don't pay any attention to the sign
'No Might Turn" at the western in
tersection of Fayetteville and Davit,
streets where the new skyscraper is ,
being built.
It's right across the street from city
nail and police headquarters, but nt
police officer or official has yet paid
[he slightest attention to enforcing
:he prohibition; so if you depend ci
Ihe sign, you'll get run over as sun
îs shooting.
Parts Still Open.
Officials of the "Lost Colony" re
port that some hundred minor parts
in the drama are still open fur com
petition. They will be decided on
Community night.
SUMMER SESSION
ENROLLMENT ENDS
Chapel Hill, June 16.—Enrolment
lor the first term of the University
Summer Session at Chapel Hill wiii
close Tuesday afternoon, June 17,
à o'clock. Administrative Dean K. 15.
House announced today.
Students not taking courses for
credit may enroll after that, but none
will be accepted for work leading
toward a degree except by special
permission.
While complete figures will not bi
available until the enrolment is fin
ished. indications today were that the
registration ot graduate students will
exceed that of last summer.
British Lose
50 Destroyers
London. June 111
miralty l.,s| η lit m
. tllK'llHII ">l ' .jot! ι I ■ ,,f J|
war, the m u 1 ,ββο-tnn .let white
m command "i l.n < ..i ·
K. Bui ncll-Nigent. . .
third warship
ΊΊη· .Ici se\. ι·: Un· .ι . ■ ι;η ,.|as.
i,nd built in I!KîO. ■ ι ■ ' d · ·
hit bv ;ι («inc. tiii jxin
ν, ith<'tit (liclo inn <h· 1
action
Li« utenant ('··! 1 .h i·
Nugent In 1 Ιο ι tl . (I.
v' ;■·■· ,i.
''I Hi,·
"lei λ
'"M l:h
" wiiei
'"y -nui
"11 ||( 11,
I'Unu·!].
int. which was bombed and'sunken
I > 1111 k t -1 < 11 it· ι·\ ,ιι·ΐι
Iut crew were killed
I'd.
His next ship was the llustiit
which played a ;;i ι .
fighting at N'arviU.
which Inter wa- in
ot tin' Ho till
last August.
HurncllNiigctt v.on tlio distin
guished service <ίό in I Hvonibei,
lillii). lor "successful iicticms agaiiu
an ι neniy : iiImi'i.ii in··" ·■ lu· «nu
in l oinniahd ol 1 in m ' · \νι Wul
pole.
The Jersey' ι'·· ·· .,I ι |dement
via: HI·'! men.
Eight
WuUnfl
le 111 til"
l'a.v, and
• a mine,
'niuunitu
GUERNSEY JUDGING
SCHOOLS PLANNED
Plans to hold three (; ,, ,.v jut)g.
ing schools in the S:.it" during
Augu-t wi'iT ami·meed t.,cl:i> by
John A. Arey, Kxtea .a dairy
specialist of X. (' S'aV Colkge. The
schools W 111 t !■.! ill (,.ΙΓΠΙ -r\ I., : L'l'dl'l'S
and herdsmen, l'ai :>i agen! and vo
cational teachers in i'ldgaic; dairy
cattle.
Arey said that the fr-t school
will lie held a; the Quail li · ■·; Farm.
Hougeniont. Durham cuunty, on Aug
ust 18: the second at the Clear
Springs Farm in C;s':>a: · intv on
August III and the third the F.liada
Home Orphanage lie· \~!ievillc in
Buncombe co.mty on Λ t 2ιι
Prof es n· 11. II Κ Idee, dean o[
the School ot Agric .-t : ·>· at Iowa
ι State College and me ' ' 1 loading
; dairy cattle ,i idge .a the United
, States, will be the n-v .··: -r.
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