Ik««tn Tbara4a> aa4 pnhtU> fri4«
Mill* rkMff la t*aap*ratar«.
f K
VOLL’MS ONE; M MKKK fl
■ , 1
H UM MS
TO GRIDUITES ON
CUM OF IIP
' > \
Telte Them Must Be More of
Service and llnaelfitthneHs
» In All Walka of Life
GRADUATION SCENE
IS PRETTY PICTURE
The heart of every citixen of the
city, especially fho-.<- who were in at
tendance upon the final seen.-* of the
Kraduatlnr exercises of Goldsboro
high school must have swelled w-th
| ride last evening when iw.-ntyxeven
handsome young ladies and younK mer
marched upon the stage in the hig
school auditorium to receive their di
plomas. the presentation of which »»
the highest honor the institution could
confer upon thc»« bright young peo
ple, who hav r measured up to the high
standard required hy the institution be
fore such honor is conferred.
prspilf, the almost prohibitive - le
which threatened to cause a sotaii at
tendanre, the nuditoriutn and gallery
were filled w.ith expectant and pr.iu.
fathers and mother*; pcnnis of thou
young people who wire to figure so
prominently in the events of the eve
ning, while hundreds "of patrons of the
initiation were there to hid God speed
to these young people tyho ore jut*
s launching out to meet the many exact
ing conditions of life, and to bring new
and appreciated honors to tnelr coin
■nunity.
Greeted by tpplause
V igneous rounds of applause greet
ed the graduates as they made their
appearance at the main entrance to tm
auditorium and proceeded down the
aisle, asrended the stage and stood sue
Ing the sea of smiling faces before
, them. The young Indy 'members of tn»
class wore handsome -dream** of whit*
and pink ar.d carried beautiful boqurts
of sweet peas and rare ferns, and with
their fares agow wiih senile.. trium
Vhant over the pel picking problems <il
every day school life, their rich voice
pealed faith in sweetest notes in th<
rendition of -a most delightful chorus
written and dedicated to the “Gold*
• boro high school.”
Th« invocation was offered by Itljv
0. T. Adams, tho le-toved pqstor of di.
haul Methodist church, and in thi
Kev. Mr. Adatna Invoked divine guiq
ance upon the young lives now prepay
mg to take their places upon th v I,alto
Udd of tlf« and that not,).- aspirations
and high put poses. would be their eii
jacts, and theae, coupled wtlh the d.
•Ira t<s render sarviee to Cyd and -a
all mankind Would make th. m mor.
than victors, tie invoked God’s rich
est hieasmgs upon the institution
which was sending forth these lives so
full of hope and promise, anti upon tnc
schoolmate, s and faculty upon whos
hearts the great work of tho iastitu
tion had lain so heavily.
Presents Old Friend.
The singing by a class of young ladies
under the direction of Miss Kleanur
F.dinunUson. revealed the fact thut in
Goldsboro there is unquestionable vo
cal talent and the applause which greet
ed these twenty young ladies who had
filled tho auditorium with sweetest mel
ody showed the appreciation of the
large assemblage.
In presenting the speaker for the
evening Superintendent O. A. Hemit
ton very pleasantly referred to the j
sweet memories lingering with him
of hm earlier days; when at a hoy hr
romped the neighborhood with his.,
companion of boyhood days and who I
sir no* pastor of the first Haptit j
church, of Wilson. It gave hitn ui
hounded pleasure to pres.-nt to stj.-h |
an audience his r.let friend and com- !
panion, Swindell Gove.
The Challenge of the Hour.
\ Mr l.ov* chose for hi* subject, 'Tin
challenge of the hour to the youth of
the present day’’ and Iroiti this subject j
he delivered an address of rare powci j
and inspiration.
“Some years syro,’ said the speaker
“as ] watched a funeral lirori'Mion j
which firm*] to iU lust resting pla»s*
the remain* of a mat) who had wrought
much good m thi* lift; one wh» rtwver
. tired of service, and I heard another |
man of similitr type expre** the w,ydt !
not to die ut thi* time of hi* lift*
whefi there win mo much to !*«• done,'
What a greit truth Ih ere in in such
a wish, W'lth a retrospective * Inure nt .
events; when we have -.«.#*n tho worl 1
loitering upon the very brink of d
pair, chaos and ruin and the great work
of reconstruction w.t* a problem con i
fronting the ing nuity nnd brain of
man, we have e*n the old give way,
not ta the new. hut to the poaaihilitie-'
of fhV new Thi -»• po-i Lilitles the
speaker vividly and ln*tingly im|ire*aed
upon his hearer* mo*t beaut ifully,
stressing dhtl declaring ih« m to real ,
most heavily upon the youth of county,
state, and tuition, to whom the world
looked for surr«s»ful adju <• ’ m*-nfc
Rev Mr I*n Vv W »uld I tuple as upon I
the youth of today that in acrumplUh* I
ing the ta k« of life and rising to that
aptten* of uAefulm * and er\|c to ;
t.od and humanity the man or tporaan I
who fails to grip the hand of tisd
who lit« not the cetirug and power 1
to )o<»k mankind squar** in the fir *, i
who does not have faith in himaelf and |
is talking in an übiding faith in find |
cannot measure up to th« responsible j
Hies of the hour when the world •> call* j
ing for real men and w Amen. Thy
man or woman who possea* i tkaac at
tribute*, who hi* high and lofty Ist<•»t
and a real de-ira for s«rvico will sue*
reed when they once put tfcldr hand*
to the task.
frndro. > to I a*Hy.
Briefly the speaker' r< ferred to the
i
ftv i j I
Strict Secrecy
I Surround Probe
Os Fraud Cases
WASHINGTON, May SI. Invextlfia
ion of the •availed w*r fraud* ca»o'
began today before a special Federal
grand jury when United States Attor
ary, Payton Gordon presented a* the
] first of the government’* scries ol
case* dealing with war time .contract*
that involving disposal of surplus lum
ber by th* quartet roaster corps of the
United Stall • army.
Without a recce* intprvetung, the
gitand jury empgnnrled under a recent
act of Congress sat for four hour*, the
deljhpration* being accompanied by the
secret y usually kuch nurruiyidlng pro
feeding,*.
Extraordinary worn tak
eg to prevent leak*. Atlornoy -Gener
tl Daugherty unnounec-o thul ‘at rto
time during the prog resit of the grand
ury’e tavsitlgulfiaa would he divulgei
information eoncerning it*
nor the names of the eases presented
tqd dt-trivt attorney Gordon declared
that nil die. ial* connected #vith the
nqutry werj- »wi>r-i to accr. cj and thit
it- cotilti not *uy what c,a*e would be
ebt- first on which the ko vt* r n mPnl
woulil ask indictment*.
One of the (Iri*. acts of the grand
jury wo* to suffe. na all available pa
peri and record* bearing on the lum
ier cu|j-. Witnesses were on hand to
testify but their name* were withhnld
ILL LIBERTY BONDS
HOOVE FIR FIRST
TIME SINCE ISSUE
Heavy Trading in Bonds Record
ed On the Market
Yesterday
TREASURY OFFICIALS
FOREC AST GOOD ONE
NEW YORK. May .HI Forth«- f»r#t
tiiAir linrf the* dut«* of irniuc*, ull Uhrr
ty bond* today »o|<t at par or better
Hi-ttVy trading in liberty bomU t*t
highest pricea and t ran mart i on.« rmbrar
mg »i*v» h»l fotH of were the
outstanding feature* in the bond mar
ket.
Continued rase of money mid invest
ment buying hy individual* uud cor
poration* in anticipation of June in
terest und dividend diaburMement gave*
stimulus to the day’* extenaive pur
'*h a*a« of war flotation*.
At the low quotations of ln*t year,
most of them' borMn wer«> yielding from
5 to d 1 l pt*r cent. On th«* prseent
buni* of value*, the 3 1 l'% nt*t < xact :
ly three and one half p*r cent and the
four’s und I 1-4’a from I to 4 1-4 per
rent. In fine, predictions of treasury
official* made early in the year that
all of Uncle Hum’s war floatation* soon
would reach par or better have been
fulfiled.
Women are forbidden, by art * th
fir it ish parhumint, to go down mine*
t> engine ra,
tendency among young people to be
lax and carries*; the threatening dan
; ger* ever attendant which would tear
! iluwu uur tugh Ktandard of c + v-ilrmUoD
f »nd j|*op4»rdtae morals T..v call t*f
the hour i* for higher and
[>l?rtnc«»; that fjhe e dang> r* might be
'minimised and th*. iia'ton not only be
i made safe for democracy, but our civ
| lisation safeguarded against those war
| rirteea and crucifixion* of charactgr-
I Th* call i* to thoae who ar* willing t«»
lo and dare for humanity. Iher* must
jit* injected into our democracy n great
| rs spirit of brotherhood, or Irwofflcy
would p»»* from the cn.fth leaving only
a crim»nn blot.
The speaker ft »pH*4 thc*e principles I
! to bukinfft* life and all of hu
j man endeavor and declared that any
btmiwe * op«*r4it*d only for th* prime
- object *f profit or self without regard
to the principle of service, mud be
rolel'uleo to the |» ist, and gr» ut« r r«
i ;rnrd or ron*ldcration given to the (
brotherhood spirit.
The Prise* Awarded
, KoTowing the »d«lri o of. Mr bov» |
i the rlpi fa «*ri d the assemblage with
mitt' hor spirited choru s after whiei j
Ms f».‘ ('. Korn* gay pf« o tiled the di
plnmMH.
The follovr’.t k p» /e* were n.'ntiunc4 «l
i Its l’rintipnl »•'» T Kmory dud were d*
llvired: J
“The Well prise," for the high
| acbol|ir hip »v. thi fig ti' f**u
I yearn high -ch>ol -our 1 w<*»» by W;i t
1 ! I anil lli - ,
I'a n •>n
Th* **Royal! f’rlr.e.** ft»r the bent «** 1
r..y, won by M 1 > Virginia Orths i ]
I honorable r«>eniioo being made of th I
1 vroiA- o* 'f is-* * h.f. fin** I ’n«k Tlnotia
[ amp* n a» d- Mek Virgin * Karp
The “f»»if«i , n flip,** f.»r the c*t» » »*»ak-
Irng ihn fpg. -*t rholai avera
j during the tv-rm* won by th«* «fr.
ior*.
The banner sor 4 t •.* literary *o*b*t, .
giving tb* betd program in joint ..sen
lion, was won by M McNeill NV Z**
Tji«* **ll*bate iluitrtcr» w to 4h* *las«
winning out In Inter clas* rontast, was
| won by thi junior
The essay prilv offered by The Cftld -
boro News to the class which produc
, i ti be'-t tones' of «*say* In a ron
;t *t f«ir several week*, wa* wan by the
l jfiiiom.
- BONUS WILL TIKE
; ' TiFFME
I HvimH-ratM Vote to “Report It',
Out" Without Committing
Members
r
LOAN PROVISION *
.* RETAINED IN 1111,1.
'WASHINGTON. May 31 -Tho liousr
SoWirr’* bonus l.ili, amen.l.-ti in >rvm i
*1 i-i (jortant |>arti< ular*. but with th
mu.li discusned bank loan pros- i. ion
retained, was approvrit today by the i
-b-tmtt- Finance romitiittrc by a vote of j
nine to four. ( huirmun Mrt’umltei !
irupoßi d tu rrjmrt the measure to the -
h-nato within a few day* und said he
iu().-it to ret action on it before the
I i»o»«a|fe of the tariff bill.
The must important altriatlon* mad.
n the llotmCimn*ure worst
| Tin- ehanKi*c <>f the eff.-.tlv* date of
iritistation from next October 1 to Jan
uary 1, lUk‘3.
Removal of the time limit -tion on
' ;he filing of applications hy woild war
vet. ran* tor adjusted --rvi t epipen .
Dlitittl).
Abandonment of the reclamktlon plan
ind the a ut-st i tut ton of a provi ion un- ]
Jer which veil ran* euulil be giseo pref
•r. tue in niakikAt entry oil pul.lie or In
dial) lai.il* wb.-n opened to entry.
Approval of the hlt.-red hou-e fm-nx
or. co.-sm.inly rallidi—The M.-t’umber
plan was voted by the rtmirnitlee after
r.-j. etion of H to f. of a measure offer
d l.y f'.-nator Smoot of I’luli ranking
committee It.-pul.l.can propositi*; paid
itVjiife in-urani. in l-eu of all other
■ ornsa of eoniprnsntiun.
Nrither I’r.-sident Harding's views
with respect to the bonu.i nc.r methols
of financing the legislation entered in
la committee discussion', Senators said
Lo ading proponent* of the M< Cumber
Plan said it w : ould “not unacceptable"
to the administration since it called for
in. h. avy expenditure* during the n.-*i
-hree year* and would requiru neither
taxes or uny large draft on tin
.U-a « u ry.
Vote la Nine to lour.
The eommouly known Met umher -ol
dler bonus plan was ordered favorably
>■ ported toil.iv l.y the Senate Fin Anet
ommittre. The vote «i< tl to 4.
Th.- effective date of the hill we * 1
changed, however, from next October I
to January 1. I»i>3. after Senator Walsh
Democrat, .MussttrhusiTts. told th* ms- !
jofity thut it would take six in opt kg
to get the Uunue muetiinery In opera
tion. *
Smoot I’lan Lost.
The Smoot plan providing for pnhl
up life insurance in Hsu of ail otller j
form* of compensation, was defeated hy ’
a vote of H to I, the three Democrats
-present—Scmmons, Walsh and Gerry j
voting against it. Rcpuhlit-ur.) sup- '
porting the Smoot proposal, w.*rv Sena
tor Smoot, Mcla-un. Frslinghuysen,' t’wl
der and Itiliingh.iin. R. puhlicans vot- I
ing against it were Mefumher, Curtis,
Watson, Sutherland and La Follettv. |
Senator Nl< Jh*xh brokt- tho ti« whit h |
ha* <*xisted among the Kcpublicnn moyn
her* on th# vote to report the MrCamb I
••r pl*n whfch n the Huumi bill with '
*otne umendM)<*nt* including . elimina
tion of the land nett lenient or recU mo
tion pro jer t. f
Several of the majority members of
the comoiittoe gov»* no Hew to t hAmimii
Med umber that they would oppose lay* j
mg tt*ifle the tariff bill for Senate
onsideration of the bond* at Mny |
line In the near future. (hnirman Mr-
Uumler replied that he intended to
get a* prompt connideralton of tho bo
nus bill a* rould be worked out, Ljt
did .not stall- wht thi r tjl* tmiff mm* *
ure wnnM be ti-itt * i«lr, Tt wiiij report
•*d thut the Republican leader* hoped
to work out some plan by whieh thp
(Hihw* mesaure could be expedited with
«»ut delaying *erioisly the tur.fi bui.
Vote for Action.
Senator Simmon*, ranking flernocrut! •
announced on behalf of the three
Democrat* present that they voted to
report out the MrCurnbcr bill only to j.
action nromptly and not becnu*«‘
they favor4*«l the measure. Tk* Ihmte
U-.tiler expreetMed the belief that
the Mct’ufnber b»tl would be of little j
benefit to the fouuer nrvirs men nod
4M>d to offer a substitute bill in the
Senate or an amendment to the Me
< umber plan.
DM K KVA.NR JOINS
MM \l, BAM* TEAM
KINSTON. HI Dtekb Kvnna.
E>*t Virginia pttrhffr, will j«nn the :o
| en| eluh of th- (n*t« rn Carolina fnJi
I'ii. Vlnn-iay hv. i will not pitch hX
f lh« a, buwevt \
t wji» predict* d today. lie is* regard
ad u llu bad 11 • lo | twirlaiw Hi
I w»» u meA»bay of the Kinston Hub last <
I • ear, and didexceilent work in th«
1 last half of the *ea»i*ft, |l« developed
* into one of nift t hitter* tr th**
jbttgU' . having a i* mark Me tendeni-V
Jto bang out two and throe baggers
. when they were needed.
Wilkesboro Boy, Ju
Graduated
When
RirifMONO, V\ M.«y .!! William
A. fr>ilnor, «»f Wilk#*lntro, N. <who
srrailu.*!* Om iiionnni' fi • u (hi> !*o
|fl* \ ft* hi ph«ito>nupliir w< (
Itilliii twin) win If Dying t»v*»r hi* uti
<•?*»► farm four mttr* fro»u hire, hi
•ittjrl*' *• »»t army pUtrtr going lirlo a
*i i<l bur* l inf iru«> lUm*.^
wh«*n it rra^hwl,
lilir;iifuutiuti »u* nmdf by thft un
UOLUBBORC, NORTH, CAROLINA. TUI RSOAI MORNING, Jt NK I,‘IMJ
—, ,a>s v »
WATSON AGAIN GETS
SENATE INTO ROW; ,
AFTER HOOVER NOW
„ 0
And Agnin tht* Vit-e President
Calls His Attention
to Rules
WILLING TO ENGAGE
I.ENROOT IN COMBAT
•> B
WAKfIINGTON, May Charge’
a-1 ■ ~, ~ -1 ai He-- < r >n 11- *
Senaiq Y««t w.-ek hy Senator Watson.
D. -I. , rat, (.< orgio. It-il t.. a lively rov
| today between that Si-natnr and Sena
tor I.er.root. Hcputtl ..at' WUconcin, in
ihe cour.e of which the Georgia Rena
1..r wax adipi.nistn-.l l* > Ihc Vice- I’reni
dent agauiat violation of the .Sonata
rule* an to the unc of language iu th
j Senate chamber.
The tilt w«« prec.pita* oil through p.-■
net-iathm by Mr, Ic-nror-t of a Irttn
from Mv Hoover, clcayng a o-rlS'oa
j oiade by Mr. Wal.or* that thy aceoun •
f »f the foreign relief oiganGationn un
der the commerce ai-cr.-iat) . diyvciion
never had ben audit, d. dr. I.i-tn-00l d
• .lal- -I lo ii - .. .. thi i.i let that 1.
! "»o happen-, that 'r< iiatoi , ..oim.tinj«
o.akc xtal.-mentx that are utint>lut*-i\
without foundation, ’’ adding thut th.
1 nlatement rvi-m/ifit.r the relief accoun.-
wax of that character."
Senator W»t«»n w«. .i n hi, feet in
luitlly, dc.laiing that it »ai the thir 1
time tt'at Mr. leg,root bad attacked him
pel onal't and that hi «a< iiot afraid
I of the Wiuronnin oeuator "on the tton.
of the S.-nat,. or anywhere t-lae " lie
then aid ihe Wioonmti .enntor woul
have to xcttlo With him peraonally.
Deficit la-nroot
Senator Leiiroot wan r.ferre.| to hx
the Georgia aunator .-in "the insolent
junior ic-iaiar from Wi.-remain," and
the Semite »«. reminded that tin.
l« «k, r had "deti-.c!" Mis. !.»-nr.if.t on
the two pmvioui occasion* when iliff
erenev. .n.
"I -l.f'e-l ~ ’ll then ami I defy h.in
now,” ..huutid Mr. Watson. “I'm nn
afraid of hint hero, or anywhere cine
and the sooner he tinda that mil the bet
ter for Loth of ox."
Vice-President t olid go pounded hear
ily with the gavel and warned the xca
ator against the use of language tha<
violated Senate rules Mt, Woi on rC
turned that no objection had been en
lered when Mr fx-nroot - ,-ha g.-J me
j with a deliberate falsehood.’’ The,
: Georgia menotnr went to his seat tui
f'vautor Ifarri on, 1 iioarul, M.saissip
I" 1 , moved to allow ilk f to C4* (
titnii* in i#hb f/ *nh«i Mr. Waisijn w tm
4«
Made Ohjrrtimi
SoDafor pr«*viou*ly bj<l ok
jrfud 4<» Mr. Iren root’* rvqn< it f<»
unummoiiN consent to inxfrt lh«* le*t»**r
in th** Rf-corJ wiihoot f«u«ltng. In t*x
i Ift'tauoii, Ih#* Grorgm irn*tur tuld th<* I
that bi* Hn! not want tb® Idtfnr
Id H«j prin tc«l wiihoul an nrmwi-r aitrl
‘ thua to go u* with ununimmi* upproV
al of ofi ri< tiator*,” H. said that Mr
leonroot wa.i “well known a* % bitt.*r
hater of the S/t>uLh,** and doclaied h ♦ -
would not per mit the remark* Pvgard -
if'g hi* recent lUktrußnt* lo go un
rhalVngvd.
Senator Can root, opening the dU- |
cu - 1 «» n, y dd tbp Sf-nala that it wa;
utifortunate that a a»aa who could nr t
dr-fend himii'lf m rhe ScruiD* wa* mad
iho aubjcri of attaek and d*dtr«<l that
the country will Judgo between M r , I
Hoover and the foorgig tonator."
Senator M’atnon, however, reiteratvd f
bi* charg •* that Mr. Hoover had n</
had ait a nilt of th r furtda and declared
that Ihe “Englishman Hoover ban been i
freVerat of apprnpHai vft
khMNMI a ntonth of the*p» fund* to bi*
own k#t, M aid of having he**n gatll |
of paying wgatoful naiarte* to nubpi :
dinateq, in the rvlief work.
Handled Money
Th** NtatenirM* of firmtor Wqtaon j
Mr 1Ioov*t’« ltttiv iniij, appeared to;
have been baaed on “ruotU gb*olytf mi*
lafo t (nation."
“Wherever theae an •notation* f ti* *. j
Holg an Relief < ummiliet arid the i
Americttft R«*lief Aflmmlwtration » hiv«‘i
I *i handling fund? Idenging to thi* gov !
ernment," the letter continued., M th
H'</t«- of account *g4 have
of ufo s*ity been deponite.l in the II m
H It' Hutir) in order lo i»btum puyuient
of the appropriation*.
“The*** a*HO' iatioii* have ab»<* handl
id moaey for fore.gn govern 'tier*!*, bu*
they were presided over by director*
if high Mantl ng tn tho ropmtfnitys ,
they have alway*
trva*Ure*Obp of merchant bank* an
in every in** tan**# of tlwtr r*emi*u *
uud r«*c« ipt % ht»vt ben ao ofrajitpi) i«
to require com bint d action of ». j»i,ei»
of men.**
Mr Hover initii ii that h«» th ft
was r.tily ti(k th wsrn >u„ nad
•1., -r i .Vic. in 11. •!,.>. „f b.i
i,iai.it, an I in ihc spirit of th I,cat
c ■' -lys 1.,-,
- *
ist
ly Is Killed
His Plane Crushes
*•'« ihroUßh h rime on ByiJn«ir'» flr(r#r.
Alii r iM-riorrtiH >• mini<-rwu« -luni . u ><m
tin* t otmtfy * Inti «f \ irrintH At \l i
lt«m|>luri, ntiuut four rotlp* from Iln-H
luoinl, th* |ilun.' »uiti|«frl> i.mulil (in
■ml |ilmi|i-il to (hi- i fouinl. H ittnek
■ trip in il« du«nw*n| rmirM> ami
i .iin(il. i. |v Hi-mwlUhi-.l it. Tin- yiiutiv
»»• aufMii tu <i, utli !i- (-..i Ih.
|it«OP l»lt ttlr Brnumt ■< . iiritthir to 4
«f thr airnknt.
Herbert Hoover To Take
i Responsibility Os Fixing
Price Os Nation’s Coal
! Late Wire
Flashes
. .1
WILW U KFK, M«y 31. Twelve «i
--! ganflc gHR bar* were tonight *Vi|i» r
hrough the upper an ** p* *|SRU
*» the thirteenth imtinnnl baloon race
Visit w* •1% d ht*re today MMl* Will» »»
»*ach ravigotor Wherever and vtK’ r i
| ho return* w» earth.
Ihnt« it pilot* took b**U*>*‘Hs into
I d»c* air Uu tbe *ky pilgrimagt* for fr<
Way DvitttM'cfßt, t*f Spt'i titrfiebi. 1.,
rtub’d guiekty. Hh* bug waa unatlo i«
uold *t*» gas and when Donnldwon t*v
4 tig self headed Into Lake Michigan a d
linking at the mine time he c ° *-wn
ril Ray Ycirw after a f«Mir mile kitiifl
The landing was ' » I n
ntntdri d feet of (he lake.
The baloon* Here Rtarted by a guntv
wlntl wbr. h rariod them rapi y * 4 ’i **i
by southeast. Special weather report*
ho we if, how'er. th«t wh<i| art
• f, ,11.1 f ♦*, i vvi»- tr.4ch'd t ill* bl '
.14: would L- Ii fT .) into a nctth< «>
eHy direr tion by a steady ftouthweal
wind. The pilot* said they planned t
:«ke adanlage of this air ru.h ni W .s
'vould carry tlrw®t into nortftraNtcr
1 nited State* or Bauthaaa*® n t an* *n
protded they negotiated t’ Gieat
Lake a.
i AKRON, Nev., May HI. Mary Tick
lord« from Owen Moore wa >
Mistained today when the Nevada #u
pr» me court affirmed tbc order of d»-
triet judge frank I*. Langan quavhirg
*arVicw of Bummoni In the action
• rought by Attorney (*en«>raf Kowler to !
I*et aside the decree granted thw mo
vie star.
* 1 1 ‘
•omni■ -hinn tonight fuljy approved the
(rerroan it* ultimatum and del!
1 itety decided to grant (o i oiuny pro- j
vimonal moraiorium for tht yer of'
IMPROVEMENT IN
BUILDING NEEDED
.MerchanU Asrtorialinn Heekinß
lo (Jft I’litivs For Knlarflnif
FoNtoffice Kxotuled
Th Merchantr Atso'-iaiion I* trying
to »"<urc such ntt enlargement of the
(ioldshoro posti.(tiro aa will meet lb,
need* of the ever Increasing business
of th# office. I’reeidvnt Hawley ha*
written Senator Fitnmon* nnd soru.-cl
hi* interest in the matter. The Id
ler given Iw-luw edts forth th* n#«d«
mentioned nnd the steps that have been
taken to *erure it. Kenator Hintmons
promptly replied to the letter ssyipg
(hot he wool,) Inkr the mutter up with
the treasury department and »e* what
iheir r.ttitgdr would he regarding the
necessary legislation to secure the Im
provement, the pnetoMre I.Ultdinge he
ng under ihc jurissllctlon of the Ires
ury, ilusihes* im*n of the city are
Writ.ng 1,-It, rs individually supplement
ing that of the asuoctutton. The fol
lowing letter xki sent Senator Slm
g*U!
lion. V. M Simmons,
'!’• 3. Sciiiite,
'‘Washington, I). V.
My Deur 8lr:-»
"Th*r» hss recently Iteen died in the
•üßervising nrchitoat'e afftre plans,
Jruw.ngs and speciAcatlons fur a pro
'o*ed onlarevment of „ur pre**>R I’nst
DA.-, building, which will entail an np
proximate n.»t if thirty to thirty live
Lhouxmid dollars, and in as much u*
!lii* egpendltute will n <- < riitate ■,»«•>
ml 1,-gislutii.il, | wish to acquaint you
*ith the following tacts:
' Th, present building was erected in
I" 1 Wticti There .Wits no parcel post
,nd wh, n tty- population of our city
w. c,,-,..i.1> ruhly 1,,-s than ftv, tho is
md The lotrl annual receipts of the
i IV',* nt that 1 1 me Hr, lift. - n thousand
dollar* ar,i the receipt from hox ren
' il i *" appro*i'o-rtcly 2.’, p. r cent t ,f
1,1 ’ I*' "i* re,,,p(. At this tme
11 I'pulaj on of our town hu* reach
id twlve thousand eno the indications
now in lh.it th, receipt* this year
will In fifty thu-l'Und dollars. I‘nr,el
po t has giotv-n to suth an extent that
the pre,enl needi' demand a separal,
' 'v> *n »nd special help t« bundle It.
Utrr I’ontim.t.i stab* that thee, it
an* un>u|i|di<d demand fnr locked box
• vjlh „o place »o .t ,i„lt additional
hue*. Tk*,cl tic, to . ..I id. ration of
th, aim, (it. I hep that you tske
' . lit. r „ »t*h lb 'I I, .urcr In
|>.i i t-in-lit t uur eaihc-t .oi vcnienre
and iu 'Mill ft* |.. vihl,. s, ruff the
ee*u cry legislation for the ■ erection
of this addition t» our pr,nt build
“This rt liter i* v.stl) important' nnd
'•> .as special intr r« at •* •*, ry man
m to.ld- nto ,nd vir.nitv. I wi.h to
' k-.o sic, th t our entire p„pu
viyc you teat ,ec fit to render, I am,
••ko.li V. ry truly,
•1,1,1d-'.,Hi, M-. \■■ ,■.'■*lloll
•JOHN II IIAWI.KY.
•I'rcsidetit"
SAFE CROSSING
CAMPAIGN OPENS
0 mm
Th«- K , rieral public will be greatly
i'ltcrrst, J in the t-nmpaign which open,
.'<il«y umlcr htmpices of the
liailway Aa-ociation for lhi> prevention
of nrridt-nW Involving autnmobllea ami
vehicle.* at grade crossing*. The
iainpa if n will be nation-wide in iM
scope and will extend over a period
of four month*, from Juna I*l to Sop
te'rfber ’dull, ldid.
H.iihUoi«i ly illuslruteil poster* are
now on display in every pulilir place
in *ll our cities ind town*, a* well ar
in the vicinity ~f trade crossings in
our rural district*. These postern
point out the hazard* incident to cross
ing-1 rulro.nl trucks ui gr.tdc, unless
prop, r caul ion i,i e*or«i»ed. It ia he
licved by many people lhat the only
safe plan i* to STOP, LOOK, ANI> LiH-
ThN. before attempting to rroM rail
road* track* at crude
It hi hoped in view of the many
serum* accident , which have occurred
*1 thr*e crowd! *« during recent year*,
involvinn lon* as life and property, thnl
every person operating an automobile
wtil realise the seriousness of the
aituation aad resolve to further the
campaign by liter* ly following the
slogan whleh has Ireen adopted d KOS.3
: CROSSINGS CAD riOIJSLY"
DUGIITKKH WILL HKMVK
HAItUKt I K AT NOON.
The Daughter* of the Confederacy
will have a barbecue on the Court
House Square at }2.M today for the
I heitoAt of C onfederal* Veteran* who
wish to ifo to the Reunion at Rich
mond.
If the weather I* unfavorable the
dinner will be served in the vacant
store -of tk* Borden Building on
Walnut nlreet.
MI- OLIVE CHMFH
I IIMITIH
I’rtMidrnt Kenneth Royal ChM
Spenker For New OrtranUa
lion of vSiNter Town
<V
Ml. Olive husinnai men hnv# com
pleted (hr organisation of their cham
ber of commerce and are starting off
with vim and vision to work for the
development of Mt. Olive and Wayne
county as w*l|. Thrir first art ia their
nlArial career will he to extend t'«*
the right hand of fellowship and co
operation to the (.oldshoro chamber at
their orgnnixatiofi luncheon this af
ternoon. v
Th.* event will take place at six-thir
ty thix evening and Mr, Kenneth t\ Roy
al, ax president of the Goldsboro Cham
ber, will Ira thu principal speaker and
guest of honor. I'
Mt. Olive has not heretofore
chamber but the leading business mn.
convinced of the value that euch an or
ganisation would be, have gone into th*
uiganisatian with great enthusiasm.
They have expressed great appreciation
of th- efforts of the Goldsboro Cham
ber in Its hard road program and are
ready to join with them, in carrying
on this program and also th* agricul
tural program.
M< inhere of the Gold-boro Chamber
or,, d, lighted with the organisation at
Mt Olive und hail It a# a great addi
tion to the working «n< rgy that cun
l.r marshalled into every effort lor the
development nhd upbuilding of Wayne
roiinty. With this new organisation
young und vigorous ns it will be. Way
ne county will hive what very few
counties cun bo., t of, namely, two
wide awake rhamhef* of commerce.
Two such working organisation* tun
pul Wu> ne on the map in any way
that liny undertake.
SAYS IT'S HOBBS
111BEBIKTBV
Mr. O. J. I’itfMon, t»isimgrr of llulilu
for rungs* *», through
• h tit> )f*UrU*y, ii mthtft* h in' t’op
i.»w > an mu! m« rhtuifi/) u« u -grinr
Ml ■ - Clftl* i liAl h |
i* k*il. l in th«* Aral pn*
'i ir\ hut h, ilot * • Imm th«t hr will
i
•0
r**i» * ~«»t» hi»«i iM-n ilown In lower
W ij,*,. uLi'it h# **yr liuiihx hq niln*i*«
f»4 »’tii in 'Hit , J| t , maki-a ftu |»i • (J»ct too
•» to \K »v»»r, min r than thv prtdtrtioi
‘ f surprint. •
I i »*y it ffiwill l>« Hobh« and Ab<
orffthy in thu akruviii priMiory,’' Mr.
i’< tt * M»i (..«•!ci th#*
m
Two women havr limit rtrclvd to thr
»iy rouiKi! of •Krgltl*.
IHr hi if 1 tis the r tigitierring for
- f the ChilAAn Htatr milt uadi u .#
wummi. .
FTLI. ASSOCIATED 1
press I
pricb'hvb ( KNT*
Jit Conference With Un
ion and Non - Union
Operators Mr. Hoover
Asks Mine Owners To
Agree With Him On
Reasonable iPrice For
t 00l During Strike
Period; Will Have
Committees Report To
Him.
d*>
W AHHINGTON, Hay tl -Maxtaam
lair prices for spot root Ip See dUlrtrta
were announced tonight by Hecraiary
Hoover after reachiag agreement, with
commit!*** representing thus* felg,
tinder the plan adopted at the geoedhl
conference of operator* from prodoetag
•eld* for prevent lag ruw-away price* '
i •* coal at the mine* darlag the atrtfce
it was determined that la the Ala
bama diatrlol the (air prtroa ahoaid
be U rents below the Aaal “Garfield
arnlo." ar a maaimaa* ml IUI a to*
to tI.M a toa.
In the Harlan and KtlsH field* as
fc.ntu.ky Ihh Hoot bora itsadadte
•eld. of Ttpaaaaoee and KontMhy i*d
the I'orahAntao New Blear Pag rivor
•ad W inding ylvor gall Mid* (omolto
lern. coal dlatrletn of Weat Vlrgialal
the maxima* price waa Mod at MJM
a toa. Fair price* far the remaialav
•rid* which are prodaalag daring the
Strlhe are to be iiad tea*arrow after
cnnfrrenreo between Mr. Maever and
, o "Hiltl.es reprraeatlag tboae dlotrWM
whk-h were appointed after the general
meting today.
WASHINGTON, jfy JL-Racratory
Hoover today ununud <b« |g||MM|UNh
ly for fixing a r, <>>o*aMa prta* an
spot coal during the ' *a*tlnaa*aa leg -
The present coal strike.
Opening th* coafergge* haae tgdu y
of union and now-aalaa ~gr ralaag^fii
the producing field*,
ed that any ugroemani hitaaaa gr
operator* looking toward kha Balgg gs
prlc, coal, era* K *
interest of th* public, woßgfj| ■mK
; and therefor* he asked the i*di#jtfMl
operator, to agreo with hi* ggpa (M,
ional>ie price for coal ia
live district*. ' ,# -K '
h secretary ft
the , nun, fii.tr appointment gjUHSh.
< » representing each prodg*g|pK*
, Crirt to advise with -Mm upaa a Em
.h<« for coal in thwir r, -portlwa S
♦ tricta Hr also naked that thee* BMh- 1
roatlaao iaTHB
<nd report to him, after the deln taiga *
tiop of a fair prtra, caaa* mt awfm
price* in thely district* and a*t ah hi*
request a* might ha neeassary to ,
I meet such case*.
At iUgseat Harding.
Mr. Hoover told the aevayal hundred ,
operator* assembled at the meeting
j that the ceafereace had been called
by him at the requeat as President
Harding to consult as to what meue
might properly be token to restrain
runaway real prise* dp* to the .trike.
Hr explained that the ronfe rowan was
not. concerned with wage* ar athpv
questions, but aolely to the question
•>• price and distribution of raal new
! being produced. , <
•peaking of prepent rendition*
" throughout the country, he said that
, production wo* new a Lieut &,OW>,OM tone
» week, and consumption between 1,-
ooti.uun and .i.mmmwo tap* a week. Fro*
ductlon will increase slightly aa timo
goes on. he added.
"Th* time ha* arrived* Mr. Hooewr
said, ’when th# pawiae virgin* whs
did not hard my recommendation* for
.to-kmg up with cool muat go Into iho
market and get it."
Mr. Hoover recalled last
time there waa a cool .trfh. cool rase
• * high ns twe dollar* to aruoa dol
lars a ton nt th* miaa, which be do
lared, reprrarmed million* of doilp/a
!•* »*‘*k loaa to the operator*. Thi* efil »
or, hr asserted, we* against th* will
i and wtah of th* ope raters, who roa
| uderrd it the most dianatre&e thing
that could happen th them.
DIM, alt ProMema
j- C®*l price* throughoat th* reantn
loday, Mr. Hoover cootiaurd, rang#
' (rom about two dollars and twenty-fte* .
"«H>t» to three dollar* and flfty cant*
* ton. although the margin of from
fifteen to twenty cent* • ton on real
may be the margin between profit and
loss f»r the operators. Th* puhlia, Mr.
Hoover rantended, ahoaid understood
lhat the problem at hand ia an* of al
most Stupendous difficulty.
"It la cf*y," he said, *'te renouoeo
prod,leering, With aeme It ia a Cow
ornbio apart but the vast majority of
operator* do Mot wish to tolerate profit
eering in roal,”
What a fair price far roal |a de
pended upon condition* la aarh dl.tnct
„n,l where profiteering begins and ends
if a question of deflnltn fair price, 4e
term Hied upon fhrta and nat upon tho
orira, th* secretary told the operators,
rhrr* is sot. Mr. Hootrnr explained, a
shred ~f law to anforwa a fair,
prt«C<W prevent profiteering ' and the
law prohibit* operator* agreeing aa U
what a fair prtre may be. Comfcipa
jtion* agninst public interest.
“In time* of emergency," Mr. Hopp
•er aald, ”»om* on* muet take th*
responeibility, aeaume th* leadership
I “ltd any what, la fair. I do not believe
| * man ia worthy to hsid puklit oMe*
who willnn t assume responsibility iu
time* of emergency, sad I will not Oak
my agree meat »r combination to re
♦tfaln trade or ptieva wrong in low. I
: prnpoa- tr ij quir /I. to tk* situation
" v»r „u» ,: -iriitxmind I will taho
' n-i i oqsibility of my awn hark sad
-ill usl, every operator, is act-apt this
• in hi* own district *