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ftmsWUton McLnn North Carolina Today ?Izgggr cw I ?*ecutiY? ia Presence of Recori Insugursl Gsth I ' m*- ' > - Brfdfcfe, Jan. 14.?Standing b Jiind ? bank of palms and in the presence af ihdre than fire thousand North Carolinians who fQled- the auditorium te capacity, Angus Wilton MeLean, of Lfcraberton, took the oath of of fheu governor of North Carolina today at' 12:30 oSgoek. He was sma?* in hy CWrfJgig^e aft Monism, retiring chief ex ecutive. Ooyernor McLean's inauguratiaj ?tWWk*thOTB?nds packed the' audi tonus, hundreds of others stood out side ^be building, being unable to gain "admittance on account of the uagt cnAird inwdt L<?g before the hedtjorithe ?*kmmg, the eker cise^hWk W 12 o'clock, the streets iwftc fta the auditorium were iwartue^i with people aO going in the This was the beginning of another , quedremura in North Carolina, a shifting of official scenes. The band . uiayad -"America" as the officials , the aisle. Already all ( seate'^hd been taken and the fight ( fog step ting room had begun. There { was a demand for passage space for ( thr approaching dignitaries of the ^ stamM - c... , ^ ? ? >? JLiiX. VA*fh fjim. I, A.; rawr mm uu?i> -y ** ? - eoawig its new 355^2^^^ ''^ ^tan the minis^r w^ ^ - -V?*" ; -*T- . . xt ?' . . ? a* 'W -if - tkstMaat night arid this morning by f train and through At country, occu- ( piqj^sectien in the auditorium with- j ty,^2??Lui jnreseritti^ft^Sier of- i fiedrf to the associate justice, who . nr?? them in, prwamfced Governor ^ Morrison, who iBtrodoced^wnew ex- j id he was greeted by prolonged . at, fits audience standing, retiring governor in brief , S is about to asauae At ohfign- { state headship for four years, his hand resting op'the/HoIy Then the chief justice repeat Lean kissed the Kbte and was j >r of Noith Carina. : " - her mad of applause rang i ougb the auditorium and Gov EcLean delivered his inaugural * * ? ? .. ' f * rdSbvd*development and rami bet I ?|rt' I JDefinte aaJ^S1^'^ rf,ltWTe ^ I *^$xp#ct ta diaaass otter subjects I imciHthy ^>overDor? ^ Amjcn? I IjMlli-3**execcEtiv* ?*? tij^maaact and ?^* of and - - - ? - ? -. -. ? - -. . . ^ . - . I ? /J/ ? 7 / v J Af nrtmUMS eafa ' MMIQMM. I wwBimi i^jdi miS wLribqte to the I ' a||j n^i^'' nffeiitim ni?te?t>vaii VMpyv ??? "Wrc CUWN|V^ JWiuuwii of ear eeoooauc and welfare prpb liigjiwrnianj -aa-^,. Governor i . . f" '* ' ?*' ' ' ? r< ?-' ' ' ?; . .?-??? - I " ? ?>. and practical agriculture.' Furthermore, he made an urgent plea. _for continued -^equalization of school facilities among rural chil dren. "I hope the day will soon ame," he said, "when every boy and girl in the most remote rural sec tions of the state will have the op portunity fbr at least a high scftdoi education. We: most constantly strive to reach this goal." During his discussion of .economy in government, Qdvernor McLean do dared that sound economic princes should be applied to government as well a& to private business. -Be urged I po&y that will call for the grab ?t service at a nunimum cost. The debt of thd|state and ita'fab iivisions, individually and collective ly, was discussed 'by the: off; govejf lor to some length. He declared thai it is. time to eall.? halt, to take stufefc; rhe total debt oflibe state and alf H?; subdivisions, he pointed out, is bow. more than three'hundred million dol lars.., "If tares are too heavy,"be warned, "the efficiency of geifetw* ment is destroyed." He continued: "Public service becomes first a han dicap and then an tooler$Me bup^n. Confidence is weakened and co-opera tion j_ made impossible," The wise traveler, he declared, rests s white at the wayside inn Before continuing his journey. "Let us follow this example by resting for a little while on our journey for the purpose of refreshing ourselves and sorting again with a fresh impulse i(p&. renewed strength in the form of- increased wealth and tax paying power, in order that we may reach the end of the journey in safety." - - I Governor Mclean was wuKln.*u JT ?n^the construction of highways. He '^'rSfrV^' nite recommends tio.is as to the fur. Bthar financing of the state highway. Bto^onder whatever future mpney ways wfil be taken into full consider During- the course of his inaugural address, Governor ^dedaunkl: tion^and lo<al ^ ^ not beerfonted* a A _ |'ri. y ? S *-a' a : i tfc ny inequah y ?x I Coast Line Expected to 1 PutLumberRo?d inU?e at Once. ? > ? i' h - , -u* > \ V " " ' - ? ? -w ? * 1 s I Rocky Mount, Jan. IS.?Inspection of the 22 mile stretch of road from Spring Hope to Rolesville, in Wake county^ .which -was formally turned over to the Atlantic Coast Line on Saturday by the Montgomery Lum^ I bereoriipany, was under way today by a gtoup of officials of the railroad company, headed by C. G. Sibley, su- s perintendent of the Fayetteville dfi^ - triet of the. iailway. In connection with. fte~ insp?ction; engineers are tb' aar^fy; inline afed ? bine print trSB *?d FoUoi^g the completion of the blue "prints and of.^inspec-' fiontourjit is thou^.p^^Mdl .yajr'company trig, immediately put 1 the new- line into use and arrange ments made for compilation of ached-, -ale for trains to be operated over toe system. . A through freight from this J city to JBolcaville, it is understood, maybe^ placed m ojten^op ^ as ,to ( tion where Important developments : are expected In the near future' Np definite or official announce- ; ment has been made by the railroad 1 company, however, as to the use to 1 i which the short line will he put, but . a number of theories have been ad vanced locally. ] . ' ' ? ?'i " : ~ ? -fV ? ' i Ill ? ? . ? II ??'.'?%?? -:'... ' 4^v^1e-9 * '" >'* 9 ? TP ? - the entertaining program outlined by .^.program committee far Tuesday other powiira and talents it; 9 was discovered that the two ex-ptesi- ': dents^ Paul Jones ami George Wheel-f or.and the present incumbent, John "-I Holmes, were marvelous whistlers and I I a trio, "Hail, Hail, .the Gang's Ail m ;Here," waa .'rendered. There are whis- V tiers and whistlers who can whistle J ' *&W and those who cannot, but, nuf; 1 sed, they were encored. ' I in hfy A>lmini?tra-CT tion," was the subject given the.) speakers and this proved quite inter- 9 esting. ^ 9 Paul Jonee rput on a braggadocio air, placed both thumbs in '< his -vest*; mrf sgB^in pioqueuiierms of Farm- n I ville's visit to Winston-Salem, Peters-., | and Greenville^ I during his administration and the cqp ttirsfaf a<np at each pW Such a glowing.ftccount from, the first pres- ; ?idep^rimids?| speakers and their "High Spots" seemd lowly j ones: whpn recounted in a modest and | unassuming manner. Among severs! ? ter suppw'served .by Jake and were I P|fa%ito ha^ Jeck Overman of \ Greenville as a guest at this time. x. M ?~gs liams, Haul Williams- and Edna Earl I Lewis. TWg book has been most en-f lightening and helpful and it will bejj 1S^thB^w?*cJ secretary during a short business ses-1 | ?_ f'"w /??_ ? aJ 1 J %? 5 . .-I 7*1 Wyillviiy '^1K6 J ^?R?SPv ?r ^ -~ ? v *** tett^1^ reetatiy received fey Paul Hill,-a local Greek, who was instrumental in searing J this donationXor; #M reboot of M i native home. The letter follows: "The Public School of Mavroniation, I The|jbaly|iGraece^to the Esteem ed American Citirens of Farm? 1 iKf**c uentiemen. .. ?,; The public school of Mavromation, qtizeins-of FarmvIHfe, its deep grati tude for their valuable assistance in &e improvement of ita school and t? : (jfcuret them jhat .it will exert; every ?fortiathe promotion of those-hieak &e cotmtry of George Washington W, '?? **? ? v *"?*11 'a? '"P '*?'**""*? ' i <- % ? It farther states that it has named you benefactors of the school an3 that your, names will. be. placed ippon a tablet in the waiah?U of the buii* . ing, in deep appreciation of yourij^tf jfl v Three eheeni ii>r ithe noble A?eri- . cans, the champions of :'Gwek cul- . A. SFETSOS, ?^g. _ _ i i;r 4 I. _ _ I* ?'* f/'j'r -??* ^BL ? ?*. WB?.. * .*?' '< * sV' th > Lm" in. some places and a partial eciipga ever the greater paiirof tie Vfdted Statee?~J>ere will hot be jut*,, ether in jKore t^ i.ientury- . ^ jThose Who live within a belt 100 miles wtt% and 0000 n$ef long, rang p& froni noi^wr1 lifi^nosota to across northern Wisconsin and jfcieh Jersey and Massachusetts, will see the flaming,stm, blottefout nil 1 Iks''! . 1 1 '\T* i - ,?^ . " "ill rooming of the 'fftwityfourttCTnose w^oe live near this path across the counter?a pate that ends >t^?w^?t I near the north of Scotland?will see I tee stm shadowed in part, tee extent of depending on how near they live In Diteite, Buffalo, New York I Haven and 'many. 'otheje^srger d^es the eclipse will be totol, :*? some of: the largest cities, including Bea ton, Providence, Albany, Philadelphia, I Bi itimore, WasHifcgton, St. Louis and Oi taha, the partial eclipse will be I 'b? I n most of the central states tie I sun win rise mote or less eclipsed; but fttSrhTLake Erie eastward, all of. I the eclipse will take place after the I C I in New York,city the total eclipse ?vill take place about 9:10 a. m. and tte t^no of the greatest eclipse for fitfjst .of the cities in the east th*? Saltern standard time wfll yary bot a few minutes trerr^tet. The par is; tee same -section pad the ed&sdj .? v.~ Tty . - LyV..- vT " ??' 1 ? ^*S'S8? r? ? s fi 2P& i ' <EBSLt'. ,- jU 11 fllM ^ . ~ ; J . D^JfcJSWiy Of Caswell fStiniag School F.vort t Abolition of Gallows. ;=:j Goldsboro, Jan. 18.?"Every electric dhto^ihd gallows In the' country shpukl.be. abolished," said Dr. C. B. M^Nairy. of the Caswell Training School, at the regular meeting of the Riwa||is:'club last night," arid the usu al--criminal ought .to. be treated' for mental Or jAysical.r&sottlert rather flriui-sent.to thetj^tentiary.'' He attoe$'iii{ frery man: who shouted for ?$4 execution of a criminal or the imprisonment of many of those con ywted of lesser crimes than murder, could know "the circumstances sur rounding the defendant, or the heredi tary ..influences in. hie life," he would forever hold his tongue. "Instead-of placihg^the- kyifongfr^iHininal in the penitentiary,^ a^ tlie doctor, *?he I should be sent to some institution UfheM -he could receive special exam ination by erogprts of the medical pzo fcssibn andtjie right soft of training." - ? Ji| ENTER-RilN AT DINNER Smithwill eo teikain the ministers of the tpwn and the ir wives at;a tjnhey dinner on Fri day evening of this .week in honor of flHar pastor, Rev. ,0. E. Fox, and Mrs. FOXiv,; Cows ;wiH be Jaid for twelve and these enjoying Mt. and Mx^ Smith's hospitality .will be;. Rev. and Ml*. 0. E.{Fb'k/;KeV; ahd MtC'E; B. SlaugS-; m sH&vjijgMMte "?*; EHhGMIS - f. :'?~ I ..V". ' . Pfz^ i. The Woman's Auxiliary of the jSL J. L. SHacfcieford op Moooay alternoon-of/thls week- / ;:o^" _ -; ?TiS^Wr by the ?*to>v fefe ^e^uS* SnU* mrt then eliected: . - ' ?' ? ? &ent,Mra,A; 8. *??_' Ivfe^yresident, Mm J,,%P?b$L I Rsecrrfary, Mrs. G.;: Wenng. TreMnrer, lire.J.W.Twifort. !Ertnn> * Secretary, Mrs. J. J* S|e^ Work Scretary, Mrs. C. T. Wfr' Agent for Mission Herald, Mrs. W. Leslie Smith. _ Birthday Box Treasurer, Mrs./R. T. ^?jSny Day Fund Treasurer, Mrs. by the xhtfenV ft Jones, who thanked the menders for S$r loval support during hef ?$-? I ministration and promised her co-opr elation to the newly elected president te?tS?n,nchW.ovC<.anahehm great esteem by her co-workers, made the auxiliary one of cient leaders in its ?$*?? Mttfui and zealous she took th kHmest interest in its organization ^possible n^,' taTbSnworking eiid; for several months, Staler of the parish house fund, ^he wetting elosnd^with- prayer ? XT:' *>v"' ** S^sSootWfll1 .' v J -'1^:1- n iritf ?' , ^ v ? A llyi 4#%- r illlf rPVm1 ' *51?f ? ?-, ^ -rrr -;? ;t > ? ; Greensboro, IWyMprf inrrirrTr } iQIVfg Ull ? 1 ? l. mi J MAnj- 1*1 jipri history 2nd th6 so^vf),yiiii I alfMid RcntaMUrW.oag ^r^^oie.ioo. e<w^ $ Stricken Oat. -V* : ? ? ?" '.? ?.?? . ? '?} ?dria,J*n. ft^Tfcejwwersrepre eeiited in the fnfer-alh'ed financial conference today signed the agree lj wii" hording the distribution of the ^fRoumania and Italy signed with < $ 0$v?tifak -The Imitation of the . W 0 were stricken out This was the & if change madi in fee text of ' thf agrteinent before the signature.The Roumaniahs announced th>y 1 were making TeaiSreations demintlin^ an JtelkM okSd'to ' the conjfien^ce on Italy's ' inpayment of the excess she-has re ceived over the percentage to" \faich she is entitled- reefcryations, .; \ hewpver, did not prevent unanitnous agreement to the document. J %?' ' r ... ?. . ? . .. Tob. Barons Boy j ?dtt;wOp Assos. i ^ . 5 ' . ? ? 't ? ^ Washington, Jan. 6.?Investigation of the big-tobacco trade organizations bj the federal trade' commission was urged" by Aaron Sapirtr, of Chicago, fni iaf address ^o&y on legislative and Jll n/iHflAQ ? 1 jiy >;i?"*f'i ' >ji*i iVJ " gioups, and;urged''-standardization of <W^sn aiMf 'h? of accountants to aid ? ? -.H'tm-v -teg ietsa'Hszie lie.X-i- ? r.r.::- ' xarnier memuers. felkndising^A^'ro- '. d action in the soitii"fiPt&/furfe$tfhg nesr to M^^ tadard grides and g^ i^nartito^rely on 'the quality7is indicated/' ^tr urged uhiforra'use of . marks turd thexMUrt qdilJty^diCated By'W gradet7itm?fTO safe, sjBgKtly would InfcmSfethe value of cotton bales jrhakesale^'eisfeT/antt diminish the sending of samples'and types. 'I .r> f-rrrr el ii:,r.uc^. u.'nsTQ. MERRY MAfRttNS ENT^RTAIN*!!) " ? -? - ; I Mrs. M. V. Horton was charming hostesar.to ::the Merry Matrons ~6n Bfluesday afternoon. Mrs. Horton's attractive, bungalow $?" Bwas never more inviting than. it was^ on this Occasion with ite artistic ffec-^i Bastions of winter greens and bowjs B The secretary read several letted Bfrom Oteon thanking this organization Bf|rtt)to . stuffed -stockings sent at - dhrrfetttiasr tim& Among several im- 4 Bportant matters discussed and decided ? aration ofappetizing lunclies for Mnmnber of pupils in attendance there. ?. of flctida for the enfoyaneht of the y members and it was^iioved and car enliven the meetings to a gwat ex- I fltefit and add ntoih to the pleasure ?. I and entertainment of the meq^^^ I B The hostess had as special guest*, B ^ LOYAL DAUGHTERS 1b ' Nine Ix^itt pWghters were present ^ I at the weekly meeting of that group 11 gara-worked vigorously on the;:JWW s for the choir rail and plapffi, B ? "\,Y:, t VJ -t . - m ? 4+++ ? - . ,C;^;^B
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