-a 1, an.
WEATHER
'
VOLtfMV ONM: NUMBS* IM.
Sadness Hangs Over Tent As
Ham-Ramsay Meeting Ends
■ hue ma u
UM* HEMTS. ISO
EvaafaUat Uft far New Y#rtt
CHy mi a Late Train
Sunday Nlffct
CHOIR PRESENTS MR.
RAMSAY WITH PURSE
Mr. Ram cloaad Sunday night. «f ter
riuul 11 °* **• • v »P*illatle campaign
Ta three who oat under tha
aaaraaa night after night for the paai
MVoa waako, hoard the preacher preach
a*raad with or disagreed with him, list
to tha aingora sing. the bohtoa cry.'
oad gonorolly fall under tha apall of tha
tfct closing hours of the
war# rather aod. leaving a'
llttlo tugging around tha heart and a
hiwt of met.tur r in tha eyea. Thera la
a apall the hig tent hringe on one, la i
&pite of an effort to remain merely a !
caanal onlooker or reporter.
The erewd came early Sunday night. 1
It aheajra doea on iaat night*. The teat
wa* filled with the hum of many
voice*, Jn*t a* it waa th* drat night
rleliaa of th* orehaatra were moan I
lag painfully into tanr Th* uahera,
were looking worried, and bringing up
[••■•”■ for every aoag in the tong
hoeh. Mr. Ramsay waa looking them
over With a cynical .mile. v
Th* aong loader dapped hia hand. '
together a couple of time a, th* ladiea
wore requeated to taka off their hat*,
a aoag number waa called and the laat
•*rvf«* *f th* campaign waa under way
with th* crowd silant. Th* choir aaag
and aang, they tried to aing all th*
aoaga the people wanted, hut people al
waya Want more than they ran got. ;
The collection waa taken, and then the
ehoir .prang ite surprise on Mr. Ram
any, presenting fete ~fth a puree
A Baby Waa Loot.
A baby was broaght to th* platform
nad announced at laat. Tha young gea
tloman waa |tii through auppor and s
*•* *f what h* should havo oaten wn*
•"••rod around hip mouth. Ha eat ap
aa Mr. Ramsay'S shopldar with a non
rhalWM oaaa that emphatically stated
that ha waa vary wall pleated and didn't
aidoh care whether hi* folk* found him
not. finally a fha Waved franti
cally hack In tha canter section and
Coiowal /aha Langston •oemingty vary 1
mwnh at ham* nt the Jah. carried the
vaongtter hark and delivered him to
fond parent!
Mr. Dixon got op and made a little
speech. lust shout ike right length,
■tatlag that he felt that everyone had
had a good tlmo during the meeting,
and all thane that wanted Mr. Ham hack )
again to stand an. Everybody stood up.
■o fa* a* could be saen.
Mtm Rgpraaaaa Appreciation.
Mr Ham cam# forward and began lo
express hia appreciation whan another
hakv appeared, sans papa, sap* main.,
aaaa most everything except tear*. This
vonngeter wa* also lost, and didn't like
H a bit. He probably hadn’t had sun
par yet, and the yearning around hie
middle waa stronger than his predreet- (
aor’a. He sat up on Mr. Ramsay**
shoulder and looked uncomfortable, and
Ilk* Maaes In th* bullruahee, he wept.
Moaaa fqlt about aa much lost In tha
hullruahaa as that other baby did up
on Mr. Romany's arm. Finally a fond
dady cam* forward and claimed hi*
OJn amid much rejoicing on the part
of Mr. Ramsay, who seemed rather at ,
loot t* know what to do with the young
er generation.
Th* Goldsboro circuit, of the Meth- 1
odist church wrote Mr. Ham a let**,
and asked him ta come back, stating that
they had haan richly blessed and that
• hey had plantv of tent territory for
him ahy time he took a notion to re
turn to Wayn* county
Mr. Ham want forward with hia mea
aagaa of appreciation. He thanhrd the
school booH for th# lot on which the
tent era* pitched and the police fore*
and city for protection and for the
lights that had bean strung around the
ground*.
Thaaka tha Preag, -
He thanked the press, the Gold.horo
News in particular. for the large
amount of apace they had given the
meeting and for the attention, consid
eration and courtaay given by the .
Now*. Th# Hotel, Mr. Vapstorr and
Mr. Brinkley in particular, he thsnhthi
tar aervieo, unusual aervice and at- j
toatioa h* had received while stopping
14 •hare The Davis Family. Mr Diaon and
jt A Mr. Rtevana ho thanked for personal
attention they had given him and hi*
family in the way of taking them to and
from th* tent onoh night
Th# ehoir. th# orchestra, Mr Hurst,
th* uabora, Mr. Pike for Ire water, the
preach# rt, calling them by Pam*. Mr*.
Rterr and other* for flower*, and th#q
fa each and everyone for the liberal offer
V Ing. "Clod bl*** ea*l) one of you" the
■?- preacher axclaimed with tear* in hi*
l' eyas
Make* Laat Alter Call.
After a vigo/oo* sermon on How
Rhall w# Eaeape *0 Great A Salvation", 1
th# minister mad# hi* laet altar call In
Goldsboro, and avoy a hundred respond
ed and were converted. Mr. Rsmsay
pronounced the benediction and the great j
crowd .urged forward to tell . th#
evangelist g*»d by Like the Persian
Army they came forward in on endlas*
at ream
Automobiles /began to start, long
streams hf light pushed their way
through tha darkness as the car* saeed
out of the school /nrd. and the revival
had rloaed
Mr. Ham waa drive* to W|l*n* after
midnight ta eateh a fast train to New
Tqrh Mr Venatory took him over In
hia rat. Mr. Ramsay stays over through
(Continued on Pag# Two)
n A' < • • "
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
CHIEF USHER
D. M. MkON.
Chief aahar and m *f th* loador*, la
tho Ham-Ramaay meeting, Jaat brought
to a doa*.
-BUTIMORE li OHIO
PULETMe WITH ITS
MEN FOR SrUEMBT
w *■ ~ 1 m ■ |.
I Strike of 10,000 Station Agent*
Averted by Action Labor
Beard Member
FURTHER CANCELLATION
DUE TO COAL SHORTAGE
I ■
f HICAOO, July 14.—The averting of
: a atrika of opproaimately 10.000 atatioi
1 agents, preparations for the formation
of aaw union* of shop workers on forty
Eastern roods nnd negotiations for »
sopor ate peace on th* Baltimore and
Ohio marked progress today of the rail
way shop man’a strike.
Tha mov# far net unions to take th*
place of tho striking shop craft* waa
idUiated by L- K. Urn. Kastern regional
chairman *f th* Ateociatiea of Railway
Exeenttvcs and whs taken m arlplflea-
Uaa of th* intention of tha read* t«
hold out against th* strikers demands
for a return of seniority rights aa pre
liminary to aoy settlement.
The Eaatern roods, arrording to Mr.
Tmfee, plan to take advantage of rulings
j by tha Labor hoard by organising new
shopmen in such away that each aye
tarn urllt have its own qninn and wl'*
he ahl* to negotiate separately with tt*
‘ man.
Parley! for a separate peacp due ta,
morrow at Baltimore between repreae-. |
tetivea of the striking shopmen pad tne
B and O. Railway attracted considerable
attention in union circles hat strike
leaders refused to make any comment.
Th* effort of W. L. McMenimen, labor
member of the rail board, today prevent
ed a further spread of the strike in a I
conference with W. J. Noon*, head ot
| th* station agents organisation JNr. .
| Noons complained that the alalia
agents were being froeed to do Ok 1
work of strikers hot Mr. MrMrninem
gave him such assurances that an,
grievances would he corrected thta he
afterward announced that the station
agents would remain at werk pending »
conference with the labor hoard
Comparatively few outbreaks, due U ,
; the strike, war* reported during lh>- ■
day but further cancellation of train*
said to be due* mest’y to the shortage
us coal ware reported from yariouh *re
| lions. The grand I mink took off two
, trains between Chicago and ttetroll and
two between Chicago and Harvey.
GREENSBORO IS
SHORT OF COAL
GRKENBBORO. July 24 —This city
neesd 13,000 tons of coal for heating pur
poses in dwellings to last until January
1 and there is in th* coal yards her*
only SIW tons, with th* prospect of coal
rationing by a fuel committee. A sur
vey of the amount on hand and th*
amount needrd was made by a commit- ,
tttc of the Chamber of Commerce here,
part of a national survey being made
by the United States Chamber of Com
i mere*.
Some of the industrial consumers her*
have large amounts st their plants, hut
other* have not. Unless the railroad
shopmen’s strike snd -the coal miners*
strike teminate soon the fuel situation
here will be acute.
The result* of the Investigation show
that nil local coal dealers earept onr
are having difficulty In getting coal
Home of them reported that there was
no traable in securing coal until the
wrseh Just closed.
Greensboro, with the reet of th*
i cities, has been waiting for Something to
.happen to settle the etrihea, hut wtth
only one twentieth on hand nf the
amount needed la go through twenty
weak* th* result* of the investigation
arv not measuring.
| .I.—» so
AM'OHOMf DEATH* INCREAHiNG
RALEIGH. N C, July 14 A reward <
of 1400 was offered Inday by Governor
Morrison for the arrest nf Talmndga
Hilling*, who escaped from a convict
ramp several weeks ago while serving >
lif* sentence for murder. Advier* reach
ing the governor arv to the effert that
Billings is at praent engaged In th* il
licit manufacture of liquor In the moun
Mins as North Carolina.
Restaurants are selling corn on the
i rob and firing po-tba-bean.
prawn
'! EXPECTED SOON I
j MIL MEITS STRIKE
| Aiftawi of PrtsMaa! Urn Tliat
FoProl Authority ('aanot '
Penal! Breakdown
MORE MAIL TRAINS ,
V DISCONTINUED
WASHINGTON, July 14.~WMI# on
th* surface concrete developments In
r»»roM ttHha war* leaking in
Washington today, th* impression gain
od In offieinl circle* wns that tha all
nation was being rapidly ah aka n dawn
*• a paint whero n now mov* by tha ad
ministration canid he expected.
Farther evidence wna obtained (hnt
of the chief •aacutiva’a sdvictr*
have urged that th* government can
permit tha breakdown of tha country *
arteries of comnaerc* to go no further
white waiting for th* railroad manage
m*nt and ahopman ta dlipos* of Utali
dlfferances.
Official reports hove haan received It
la known giving details of the expanse
to which th* strike has been responsible
for th* total "blanketing" of lha healthy
business rowivnl In th* United State*
nnd. qrhlle instances of direct interfer
ence with th* United States malls have
recently ban* coaspiciausly absent, pos
tal Inspectors today reported tha far
ther nnnullmtnt of important mail
trains.
• Boma administration adviser* who
favor a drastic mov* by th* government
ai* known to hold th* view that Presi
dent Harding should demand that the
railroad executive* make ovary effort tv
raster* Interstate commerce, especially
to th* extent as abandoning thdir stand
on tn* seniority issue -said to b* th*
crux whale v strike question
. whereupon \h» disputant* weuld be ex
pected to rw*( together on the matter
of a fair living wage for railroad em
ployees, conceded to bo tho remaining
I important iatue. . >
Will Hayes Is Looking
, Over Movie Stronghold
I LOS ANGELES. July 24 -Wi.l Hay*,
former Postmaster General and new
head of the Moving Pictures and Dis
tribution*’ Association, her* today for
a wood's atady in the stronghold
of tho Industry, in an informal state
ment sold that "th* principal of fSwa
dom upon which thip’wntion wna found
ed makes public censorship of ptest,
pulpit. 11m or spoken word virtually
an Impossibility
"State-wide or nation-wida Censor
ship,” k* said, ’will fall in everything
ilt andartehet. It hasn't hoen don* ate
cessfully and nevor will h*. Too many
people who know nothing oboot th*
business nr* named on censorship
hoard*. We are going to obviate th*
n*cesaltyc/of censorship."
THOUGHT NOISE WHS
! WMITROCKYMOUIIT
i ———
Rock, Silt of b Man’s Head,
Falla nnd Plungea Tan
Inches in Ground
Reports of a meteor falling at Kten
tonsburg, a little way* from Rocky
Mount last Friay evening, Were brought
b«ek to Golsdboro last night by return,
j Ing members nf Rattery "A". Goldsboro's
National guard unit which has haan an
quard duty ig tha railroad town.
"A great noise, two successive claps
f rom the sky, ware-heard,” one of th*
. boys said. ‘Folkdst Htentonshurg wna
told us about it said they thought the
troops and the strikers ware fighting
whit* other* believed that the atrika
had been Battled aad the not** woa th*
booming <ef heavy gun* announcing
pear*. Some of tho more auparstitu
tiou* ones believed the prophecies war*
he ng fulfilled-.
“There was a .small thunder cloud in
tha Sruth,” nna of tho boys said, "and |
a few smaller onrs scattered in tn* I
North, Mr George Killette. a reliable
farmer, who lives near Htantonsbarg. I
| tol as that he wax at Saratoga when th* '
! “clap" came. When he reached htx ]
horn* he said the people were In a great -
rtlr.
"A rn up nf men who were standing
and tilking heard the noise and in a
M oment a large rock wa* seen ta hit
the ground nearby. Upon further 'n
veatigation, they found th* rock, about
the air* of a man's head, burtod ten
inerts in th* ground Several ntfui
pier ex of blark rfrk, resembling the
; larger one, were found in the city,
''Nobody knows what It waa, but if
it wasn't a meteor, what waa it?"
llusin<-*« ot paisley the buck.
MAY APPOINT
DR. A. H. KERR
AS INSPECTOR j
City Manager W M Rirh and Dr A
J. Ellington, health officer for th* rity
J and county, will confer tomorrow rnprn
< ing with Dj. A H Kerr , D V. S.. who
I ia under rnnaideratlon for appointment
as meat and milk inspector.
Th# matter of employing the inspector
was due to get aa amag at the last
regular meeting of the heard hnt owing
to th* absence ft am tha city of Dr El
lington it was passed aver. It waa pea- ,
vocation at a previous me*tin? for a '
mild atorm due. it apponend. to indtgam- I
lion of some members of row Mil who
Thought th* city had surh an officer on '
j th* Jah. ,
sdsadf
MOUHMNIIK I
TBMUKTM
Fonaar Fir* OkarVM a? Chief
Yctvartaa SaM
by I*4 Rterd
An aid Dodge ramfatai, host eosnsmber
•d as tha on* wdA plunged headlong
tnt* tha Laoate MUggrtan raaldanc.
about a mar ago, te too *g|*.
-Th* aid car bus ihmd history behind
it At tho tine of Ci dnmolitlon it was
t orring lira qhla# Satverton to a small
blase hut hereto* rftnky along on W'l
llama sfroat and |An anttiag ap in *
numb*r of hgly «te{n finally throw the
efclrf out, knrtltiSlplM so tkat k* r*
mninad In a hospStsf for several days.
Ago has saUgdjtfai hr* chariot and
tlm* bra ass acted -k* mat ket vslu*. so
much SO that •hw-I|l*«ni**lonrrs adopted
n rooolutloo to sflC It for sate yuster
day Afternoon wßfc mote spaed than
that auster*' ftvrijng body baa bars
tn/c-rs shown in fjpaaction with offi
cio I matter*. 1
Th* rundater oom ho noon at <h*
•labia* of AI derm am J M. Kdgerten and
the prin*. terms St mlo nnd dnnlar'a
(US ton tea con b* and from City Man
mb-Amis i
VICTIM TTSBD FEWB
Meaner Wayne Bastrd of Coai
mlaiM Paw Alter Tfcre*
w tr
Frank B. Jorfnm Rgmber of th*
board of count? rgmidsslonsra and a
prominent Agufg In hie polities of
Wayn* county, dM At hia ham* In
Grantham's towonkip ygoterday after a
thro* week* strngflo with typhoid fa-
Mr. Jordan wan ft r«ngs old and on*
of tha host known and gall liked farm
ore in th* eounlg. th wna * prominent
member of th* Jodlan Miasqaary Bap
tist nhureh, named for him, and a
loading figure In ill community work.
Ho was aetivn Is county affnlMrkas
lag aarved six years on p mamber Os
the bgntd of coflMniasionars. During th*
recant primaries. It* wna Mrongty urged
by many ot his Atngda to enter th* rasa
fwr th* logiaUtste* i
FunaHH wiU b* hold from
hi# kotgn in GiAaihans's today at sue
tfhMfc kmd latwrdU* Will foHnw In tna
family burial plot.
Mr. Jordan is survived by bis wlu,
who wna a sinter as Mr. 11. L. Bi»s*ll,
of Goldahum, nnd by sight child ran.
Aa# sons and three daughters,'
iiran in
IETPMMMMIGT
• • ■ ■ ■" , i
125,000 to $30,000 Projtrl Ta
Go To Ualoii Pavinß Coat-
Contrort for the paving of Aab* street
from th* Herman strpot lino to th* elty
limits and far paving tho Ashe street
extension between George aad Virginia
street* will b* let today by City Man
nger Rich to th* Union Paving Com
pany of-Jtlastoa
Approval of th* bid of the company
was made la a special meeting of city
council nt Ave o’clock yesterday aft*,
noon. Th* pries, subject to variations.
Is between Itt.OOO end *30.000
Connhructloae of th# Asha street ex
tension beyond Herman la to b* done
partially by sk* State Highway Commis
sion nnd will be a! th* soma material as
tha Goidsbors-Kigsten highway from
Goldsboro to th# Lnauir line. Th*
street work will teelnde concrete curb
ing gutters, concrete base snd Topeha
top, the necessary sanitary and atortn
sewer* and water mein*.
Opening up A*b* between Georg* and
Virginia aada a long controversy which
ha* had its inning* in th* courts but
| Woa finally settled by a compromise
j between th# owner, Thomas H Holmes,
and the elty. The Holmes residence on
Georg* stands squarely In the way of
, Ashe and th* sstenaioa to Virginia will j
, he South of th* residence about
I foot.
Werk -(* ,vpeeled to b* completed
when the Highway from th* lin*
is finished.
POU SPEAKER
AT NATIONAL
LIFE MEETING I
H M. Humphrey, Ktat* Manager for
the National Life insurance Company,
announced last night that James H Pou,
! qajj toViown Ralaigh lawyer, will ad ;
j drSalTthe annual convention nf Moutti
tra representative! of th* National lif*
at Asheville next week.
Home fifteen North Carolina ageneies !
of the Natmnal life will send represents ,
tives to th* regioaai conference who 1
have made the HO#,**# class this year. '
The convention will be held al Grove
Park inn and will Inst throe day*
' O * " ' **
:;EW YORK. July 14 An increase o i i
| nearly KV per cent In alcoholic deaths
this year over those ot Ihltl and 21 per
cent over IV2I, has been reported t>y |
, th* chief iMdical examlnsr far New
York. Tha report shews that M psntsi ,
I dtod from oteohoi lb* float pngs of this
1 poor. This tnclwd* only vlatlma arts# dtod
without modtanl soamiootiaa Rxomte*.
Dr. Cite rite Morris sold many atswr*
ptohahly died from olrabolism whs war*
I attended by private pbyoteiaa*.
CtUL PROfITEEK
mo Disnonn
HURHED BY mmER
Tentative Plan Agreed Upon By
Secretary, and Coniniercc
Conunloalon
ATTORNEY GENERAL
SAYS PLAN 18 LBG^
WASHINGTON, July S4.Agre.mrat tip
•• a tentative plan tar distribution of
caal Md far raiirletlon at unfair prir»»
j** loeleht by 8« rater,
Haaaar aftar a aariaa as caafaraaeaa dur
th# day with rapresenutlva. as pra
dactlva op.iatora. the railroad., the
Inur.tata commerce commission and
•‘tV *T‘ r, "f' ,u ri »fc* fovarnmant.
inr plan, which was described by At
turary G.n.ral Daugherty. in an opm
y entirely lag. I." ia to ba discus,
•d furthar tomorrow by tha confer*.
•»«l the agreement as tk. oparptar.
praaant ip dapandaat apaa tka appravai
as thair variant aa.ariationa
Uadar thr prapoaad plan, President
*°“ w a commute,
»ki«h Kara general supervision as tkr
•aa.uraa ‘Wka adapt.d far em.rg.ac>
teal caetrel, designed to saafguard tkr
babHr from an In pond lap coal famlna.
Tb. propoaad .mrrg.acy procram, Mr
*‘t? r J*fl«r*d. »»* very wall autlla.e
k* Mr Daugherty ia bia opinion attaai
"** tka locality of tk. plaa.
“A. I undarataad It," Mr. Daugherty
•aid, ‘yaar plan ia ta form aaaaatatioa*
..ting under your diraction who*. aoi.
rarpaaa mill ba ta moat tba amarcoary
in idalribution and atop prafltaariac,
an dot tka propar tint, you inland t*
r PPIf to tka Intaratata Commerce Cota
miaaioa to promulgate ruiaa governing
or diatrikutiaa during tka aliatlna
hort.gr to tka end tkat tka uvallaVa
equipment ran ka placed at miaaa as
fardlnp tka praataat opportanlly as ear
eiaa and willing ta charge far Ita coal
no more tkan la fair and just.
**Aa between two mine, wkaae output
ia tka um, your plan eauUmpUt*.
during tka Minting shortage fararingn
tka mlua in tka >uppiy as cam urklnk
rkargoe tka public fair prlca* a.
tka miua. whirh allow ita grand ta aa
•ct wkateecr ran ba aktaiaad, bwwaear
unwarranted apd eitortioaata tka prtaa
may ba.
"Tau knee na purpose other than ta
pramaU tka welfare as tka public by
inane*Bating » plan as diatrikutlau da
ulauad to maintain naUanal llfa Itaalf
SL“. restrain MUarttetMiy |ba store |
kaca both aparatara aad min am fbrakt
yaa with ita list ire eloag tha Haas just
mantloaad, thus enabling yaa ta place
bnines tka rammisaian from li am ta
time whale ear Information ia noaosaaf)
ta sMbla it ta give proper m latali,
goat direction.
"la my opinion, tha plan la autlmty
togal. I full ta aae wham In any tow
us Congrau would ba riatotad. Tha In
taiy.t as the public »h dasarvfug cf
paramount <o..idaration and 1 ba.a (to
""•firing* la gl.m git *y. uaquallfteo
approval."
ELECT S DIRECTBfIS
IT DIMER TtMHGKT
M. G. Bartlett SpMker at Am
nunl Mcmbcrnhlp Meeting
( ocimcrre Ckaaber
Kama r.mintecearle. of the boll waa
*ll and aama ways ta bait tba paatlfa
rou. little (naact will ka a pari as tka
tba me of Secretary N. G Bartlett as
the Eastern Carolina Ckaaakar as Cam
marra. In bin .perch before tka annual
member.hip moating as tba Cham bar at
Camasarae at eavon a’clarb tonight.
Plato, will ba prepare far bat ween
three hundred and fifty and four hun
dred member! of tba Chamber of Cam
iv.ree aad invited gue.ta, including u
•cor. of wall known Wayaa rounty farm
er., the pm.ideat. and co.hiaaeaf (be
bank, in tk. rounty. and the newspaper
man of Goldsftago. Mt. Oliva and *r*
mont
M»mk*ra of tHa Goldsboro Rotary ante
Kiwania club*, prartirally all of whom
are also members of the Chamber n»
( nmneerra, and these two organisation,
will attend the chamber moating tonight
ip a body. The r.gular weakly lunch
eon meeting, of the rlub. ka*« bean
dispensed with for the ounual dinner
event.
Herret.arv Bartlett, who aorv.d o.
see rotary of * South Georgia organise
| lion which via organised to ’’boat the
| boll weevil," )a already launching hi.
uffen.ivr again.! the peaky deatruetlaw.
i.t in eev.rst of the thirty nine reun
ite. whirh furni.b tha member.hip ta
. thr P-a.tern Carolina organisation. He la
> an entertaining and well tnf<Mi"*d talk
: er 7*y
The program, whirh Include, marts,
th. anaaal report as tka pre.tdaat en«r
•ecretary and the ylertion of live new
dirsctori, will begin promptly ot seven
o'clock The elertlon of the president
and secretary will be at a meeting «»
thr board of director. Wrdnesdqg
morning
N.w director. will be chosen to
-1 night to .screed Grave. J. Smith.
iJnltu. Cohen. C K Wilhtna. R N Ed
w.rd*. and A. V. HobbiU, whose term,
eipira tonight The member, of tb# pre.
1 eat board who hold over for another
' year are S V Teague, K.naath C. Roy
t all, Paul garden, W. L. Ralwing. and
Maury A. Pike
, A await aaighbaakaad la where you
| caa ka gone for a few weak, and no
, awa nriaaaa you.
| »OMfc STATISTICS OP TMI |j
HAM RAMSAY RBVIVAL URRK I
Th. tent had a seating capacity li
of .boot I.WO and not Mpuriteg. .
morning aervieaa, approximately
176,000 attended tka UsMllUgb';
Counting thr morning service., ap
proximately 22M00 attended
Tkaer ware 1.017 conversion#
Tk. collection. Including atpan- i
an. and freewill offering .mounted
ta approximately IMS
Tha Goldsboro Haw. box printed
enough sermons ta make a bsoh of
aver seven hand rod page*, if pub
liabed ia book farm
MUSIC n MTS
» MIS IT
MTSSOKFETE
Tent Jammgd and Puked WHk
Puple iA»«f Before Tlese
Te Sort
REPEATS TONIGHT FOR
COLORED PEOPLE'S HOME
(By Rohan S. Ptrhaaa)
Tka Juntar chars, at tba tout loot
nighl waa aa a.toaiakiug avast. Too,
astonishing I. a pretty goad ward tar
It. Th« ringing n«d puutoutlna of tba
•hlldran waa aat so astonishing, that
waa ax par tod to ka goad aad waa, but
tka a.toadghlpg thing was tka Immensity
as tka crowd aad Um number as kakta.
Mr. Ham ha. kaau drawing awfully
Mg crowd, far tka o*l savaa weeks,
but aa a crowd draw.r when compared
ta Mr. Ramsay and tba little girls, Mr.
Ham fadaa swiftly and saralj Into tka
background. Tka paenle aama from ev
ery dark and smutty /earner, and thsy
all brought tka bwkfao. that la »ll as
than, that bar. baki.a. and thuaa that
didn't bava, borrowed a aaupi# and
came an anyway.
Tba tout waa lUad long before tka
time far tka aarriaao to begin, and
Ikon tkay began to mass mound tka
tent. Whan tha bnld band as tka sane
lander shewed up aver aa tba risk!
tha sides as tka tout wore aaMd kasha
of sweating humanity. Two or three
bard looking thunder eteads tnmfcUi*
around la Um watt didn’t have tka
.lighten a*aat on thoß, they noma,
they .aw, aad than tkay w«at away .
Mr.’ Ramsay bad >ba4i turn hundred
IttMn gtrii all dtahnd an in wßlta.
y t . ..
■I usnivf wiTW frtvai, Vs »E'
tka platform, aad May aamg and sour
aad aaag.
•am* rid bird, Shakespeare probably,
said tkat mpatc waa tba lungaggp as
tka seal. If tkat ka Iran, aad thero
to no aaaaaa to doubt it, several long
aoul conversation, ware carried an at
tba teat tout night. Saal language was
n't all us It Pilkar, there erh lata
as motion. If motion aver had pastry,
aad as uourto H kka. it bad it last
right. Tka lltU. girls furaiakod tka
singing aad tka motion bath, Mr. Ram
any furnished tka light aa tba swhjeel
■peaking as lights. David Baiaece, as
Now York, tka greatest lbesiru pro
dueer as tka eaatury and tka maa
who has made theatre aad stage llgkt
iag aa art, shaaid have seen kto pot
bobby triad eat aa tka girls aad tka
audlenoe at tka teat. David hltesari
caald have taka a aotos aad prod tod
by It. Mr. Rameay had groan lights,
kina lights, rod lights, white lights,
•aak lights aad for a whlto didn't
have nay lights at all. Tkay want
•at.
It Is remarkable what tk* littla aurva
mant of a baud la raoaeetiaa with tka
wards or music of aaag adds to tka
•aaR. Tha art of knowing Just haw
tka movement sod just when tba move
ment should ka made ia the question
nad Mr. Ram My aa .wared It last night.
Tha snag* and th. pant ami., war. m
near perfect aa littla girla caa make
tkam.
They task ap a aaltoatiaa, aad with
out wishing to appear rritlael, it must
ka remarked that Mr. Ham’s taut
k«Mt. of tha greatest variety of daed
bead, ta be found anywhere In North
Carrilaa. Tba folks wke alt aa the
frost Mali, ar a littla further back
where tka tost mil are. are tka aaae
who leek iniulted whan a paa la
eboved under their naaa. Lota as
folks down there at tka tout, if um
on* ware to hand thorn o pod.re.d bound
on a silver platter, would ask to bava
' all th. flea, removed nad a year.'
ration, previd.d, Nevertheless the col
lection was a good one. and was turned I
ov.r to tba charity organisation, of tba
city to ba u.ad this winter Mr. Ram- {
My gave three weak, bard work and
two day. aad nlgbta away from bis
family ta do It, and whether ana la a
bvli.var in Ham and Ramsay ar net,
that Is something to be thought of
anyway.
Tonight the concert will ba repeated
with the colored fallu accapying tka
tent The collection ba gives far
the benefit as the colored peapda'a old
folk, heme
Much of th* credit for the aucoaoe
* *1 the concert last night is duo ta
th epi salat. Mr.. C. E Pate, who has
, workad with Mr. Ramsay far tka past
two wash, in training tha littla girla
, and playing for tkam Playing looks
awfully easy from s di.taaaa, but tka
writer got a rloaa view last night, and
it la about aa hard aa taking daws
. a sermon, ..penally when tb.ra la noth
ing gping an hut ringing. <
Th. spectacular scan#, of tka rhoraa
were the flag soanaa aad tka areas
' men*. Mr*. Hardy Thompson and Miss
r.ania Edwarda ware Mr. RaaMay's aa
• i.tant. In thaw, parte. Mrs. Tkempaoa.
a. Columbia, We .dppaM, standing on
a raised platform with aa Illuminated
, craw aad an Illuminated .tag. made a
, .per*ocular and beautiful right Mia.
t M oatiaued »n Pago Three)
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ROCKY MOUNT. N. driw Hr
im%*g icrsinfe
srastsis?SSf ■ t
Tka Galdskaro art!Gary company as
National guardsmen an duty bars alaau
last weak will ka replaced teaigkt by 1
* ri laf.ntryme, frem pkte
totto. Tha Oaldakara company baa bag* ,
ordered ta go lata inmawr Iratnia^^
* Mtoli a littla nara wm»p
with iadaatrlal dlaauto. bat pluaky A
** ,*** JJ •< C aygiy far a igR,
Goldsboro , fart* four aaltotod maa uM
fear rifles ra. wka have baaa ta RaS
Itokat marking Um tm flvo dag*,
•lipped aaaa ton toll aualy off Mto Cmm
Uaa train tout right. Into tka armarw, { r ,
into aiviltoa clathe, and than u ikofa
varlama banm about Mto rife
Moat of tka fallWa have teen tArmMR * ,
a n.w sxparlaaaa. Pwr probably kriM
of them. It waa tha first rign at BMnE i
Os caurM It was a rstWr tamp «SS
for tk. oa .arvlaa moa pad MM 1M
got oat of tha trip wag tfilmmS
m.n| ike raafctoa affardrik
* r S2 B f rJ? 3Sr , fc '
cams back reluctantly. When Cal Maa- - *
aing s.kad far valuatoare to mga a Rk>
china gun datechmaat yaatarday **Mrg
maa to tka Galdriiara battery, with tka
•aaaptlaa as a ca.pl. «f kacaedtoto akdri ,
Up their hands.
Tka Geldahara JjSBKM
yesterday afUrnooa by the Wliawn «Bf
pen> of infantry wkirb paaaad ttolHf.
yesterday from Vnmp Gl.nn
«o into tk* aama quarter* sn4 tete
und.r th. mm. orders; ta go
•iaty or gat la actiaa only
railroad police and local iriflte
late control of .ay bad ritaatlYiSli
■ay arias.
Yesterday morning tip .trilurtMMftr
*" * ** j
•re colarad man wka have
ed from varidkto pAgto as
m
r—lt. .«Tn,
Ro<ky Mount aad tkay
es we.ka.ing under tka toIJK
•f tk. strlha.
It i. talked that tka ckaMnfi||E:gt I
•ettlemant lie chiefly ta A/tfim
psare between th. Caa.t
•Lriking shopman with tka
Inr on Its seniority contest l«RbqMpi
Heavy pro.aur. la bring mK %
tha strikers to coma t* taidSa qdE Mb
read, official, of which, by Mm MCNHm
eatad an imprav.aaaat to Mto M|pMteß
Rocky Manat, rikar tkaAlßElNPip
tka city, tka offUial. as ton skaatoar
•f commerce aad raltraad aftlatola, wwaa
boat It. ta all traagp, aaa as tdw asst
rera raturaiag, lari night aipiataed. Tka
city official. Ware atari kaapltobto,
R.praewntatlvo* as tka rallrawd af
fordad tka moat aatortalnateat Mto aal
dlar bays bad av«r at Ra*ky «e«ft
Many as tkam work aatortaniad rdrrillar
partl.. aad aa aatomakito ride. wtriW
off datg- Tka faaaala ranllngaat *» wf
tka rrilrqad town shewed mar* than a
panes time Inter*at to tka trwapa. .
4Mff to Carig Augwri R.
The Oaldakara company laavaa Ra.
Tamp Bragg an August I aad Captata
Mickaus arid last night that ka aaaari
ed ta carry kto fall wapkawt as riu
ty an aad ftva adftoaga."'la addlriap
will go tk. battrilriraaadiaat datodh.
toakt und.r eomaMad at Captata A j
Ellington
TM. latter argsAtoattop to la wand
right now as faar ar five a.aaa goae
me n white tba kattory WHI Stead tka
adidtlen as a half daaaa man wka aau
willing ta aator tka aorrika tor tkraa
year..
MOTHERW.I' '<
Cl EIK COFFIN
Agprevßl la Glvbb Tb Bblr r#
C«r Body BArnghm I#
Sirs* Railway
Aaatkar nail la tk. raffiq as fkg
city • .treats railway fyatoM waa drivra
yaaterday aftornoan at a .pectal anatuu
of tba City gathers whan City MaMMto
Rich made Informal request far appro
vaf of tka Mia as aaa of tha ear kaSaZ
Bqu I patent of tka caatopiM. U to
Mid, la now In tuck shape that tka re
la aa pwaaiblllty of av.rh.uHng It |p
tIRM tm tK« Mfi minlig by Ut
lima far tk. aaaual W.yn. rwuaty fair,
EF r,n » Novamkar. Mater, on the aU
war. ara la had sknpa, it I. .toted, and
Ik. equip maul generally I. unfit far ter
ries.
At Ike present time th.re ia •• |ndl
caMan tkat tka eladtlan autkori mi ly
tk. last g nee rat assembly ta provide
municipal control of tka strwat car line
will he railed Tka law la aa that thin
question may be submitted ta tba vqp-
I (1 ontinued an Pag* Throat
tric* nncmt