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DISAPPEAR?
Will Os L. D. Gulley is Filed
• v , .'AU3H
IS MAIN PROSECUTING
WITNESS AGAINST REV.
I.R. STROUD OF DUPLIN
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Father Paces Street in Dismay; Was Last Seen
By Brother; Search Made of All Public
Places and Towns Notified
¥
Matilda Kennedy, chief prosecuting witness against Rev.
I.R. Stroud, disappeared yesterday, creating a sensation in
court circles. Search of the rotels failed to reveal her
whereabouts gt a late hour last night, and police, in the hope
of cutting off every avenue of escape, have wired ail import
. tant railroad centers in this vicinity Her father, deeply
concerned over her disappearance, paced*4he streets last
night, almost distracted. ***
Stroud is charged with prostitution, the State alleging
that he and Miss Kennedv were registered at hotel herjj
several months ago for immoral purposes.
81m was In Ooldsbor with her fa
tter and brother yc.tcrd.y mornln*
about nlna o'clock when court was
convened and Judge Horton was »et
tin( tte docket She waa seaa on tha
atraat by ter brother about nlno
.•'dock In tte morn Ins
It Is that the will
be triad this moraine despite the
dlaagßsmpaee of tte girl. The pioee
culolf or tte case have declared that
- they era, willing for U to be tried
despite tte absence of tbeir chief wit
ness, Tte girl tea. (estiSd in two
trials against Stroud. Tte first re
ntfitted' In hia. xgavictlou la county
court and th| otter In * mistrial la
Superior court. . mafiM
mmi beits
STITE. TDI TO EIGHT
Disparate So vent It Inning Rally
Fills to Win for the
y s Engineers
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RALEIOH. May ttl.—A deeperala
seventh Inning rally fell two runs
abort Os tying the score and Btato
Collage want down In defeat by tba
score of 10 to fi before the University
of NuNrtb Carolina here thla after-
Tte ecoro: Carolina. 10 runs, IS
bfta. 4 errors: North Carolina State)
tl runs. 11 hits, 4 error*. Batteries:
Bryson and MoMrrU; Deal and John
ston.
CONDITION CLAUDE
KIM 15 SERIOUS
Funner Minority leader Spent
“A Very Bad Morning.**
Bays Daughter
WILSON. May I* -(By the Asso
ciated Preen) —While some Improve
ment waa noted tonight the condition
of Claude KltchenT former minority
l«ad«r. waa still vary serious and bis
physicians do not feel very much en
couraged over bla chance of recovery,
according to Mrs. tew la Sutter, tba
Congressman's daughter.
Mra. Sutter said Mr Kitchen bad a
"vary bad morning.' nut showed
signs of Improvement during the af
ternoon and ffN same better during
the evening.
He has been a patient at a local
hospital for deveral weeks with
stomach trouble
Mr. Kitchen ted appa really shown
. iruch Improvement until a few day*
alhn when hta condition became se
rious Mrs. Kltctea. u son and daugh
ter. are kt bla bedside.
JBBOHE ARP lOVKU TO
BPRAK AT CASF.T’R CHAPEL
U>* W*“*"
t. J. Jerome, county superintendent
of public Instruction, and A E. How
('ell. county superintendent of public
welafre. will apeak at Casey s Chap
el Wednesday night at T o'clock
81ms this school Is Interested In
consolidation. Mr. Jerome's, remarks
will he along this line, while Mr. How
, ell will give his Illustrated lecture
on welfaro work in Wayne vouaty.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
MX PAGES
REV IR STROUQ IS
ID BE TRIED TWIT
Court Clears Raich of Linor and
larceny Cases; Jury Not
Agreed on Vinson
MORTON TELLS THEM TO
Qt OUT TRY ROME MORE
The Jury trying Ed Vinson. Wayne
comity farmer, ok n charge of mak
ing whiskey were dismissed-Uts last
night to meet aftlan In Superior Court
today. Just as court was adjourning
they came In but Judge Horton sent
them back.i "Jury.” he said to them,
"you haven't been out long enough
to try this case. Go out and try
It over.”
The Dewey Smith murder trial waa
set for Thursday and tha case against
Rev. I. K. Stroud, of Duplin, for to
day when Judge Horton convened
Superior court yesterday.* Stroud Is
charged with prostitution: Smith with
klllnlg hia father. He and' Solicitor
Clawson Williams lost no time In get
ting toother on the docket. Cases
tried were*inoetly whiskey and lar
ceny. One forgery case, that agftfnat
Harrison Allen, was tried. He was
found guilty and lined 1150.
David Lee waa found guilty of as
saulting h!| wife, of shooting Louis
Lewis, and of larceny of a horse. In
the two latter cases be was given 12
months for each, olfease. while in tha
assault case Judgment was suspended.
Malcolm and Herbert Singleton |
each were found guilty of making
whiskey. Malcolm was sentenced to!
six months on the road and Herbert ;
to pay Malcolm's wife *l6 per month'
during all of the time her husband,
serves.
Mac McClain was found guilty of
larceny and given twelve months*
Tom Bradbury was found guilty of,
making whiskey on two count* but
Judgment has not yet by®t» phased
ms ini
OUT! HUMS
George Rons Delivers Principal
Addrea* at Seventh An
nual Convention
AT IA VTA. May 21—A policy of
bringing about closer relationship be
tween the farmers and city folk and
obtaining a "souare deal for the un
der-privileged child, a future eltlaea," -
have teen carried out during the past
year. George H. Rosa, of Torooto.
j Canada, told'tha Klwanl* club Inter
national bars tonight. The declara
tion waa made In his annual address
following welcoming rerrmonies In
of Oeorgia. and -Mayor 81ms of Atlanta
w hich Clifford Walker, Governor-elect
turned ovor the city to the visitor*.
The response on tehalf of the orga
nlvxatton we* made by Harry E. Carr,
Immediate past president of the Bal
timore club.
It was estimated tonight that more
than 4.WX* delegates and visitor* from
the four corners of the Klwanl* world
1 of the United State* and Canada,
Migrations of Fish to Be Traced
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Uncle Sam has derided te trace the migration of Ash, eepscletly codfish,
pollack and haddock. Thla will be dooe by tagging the fish. Every fisherman
catching a tagged flab will te given 36 cents for the tag with tte informa
tion as to where tte fish was caught. The picture shows (1. C. teach, chief
pt fish culture, and llenry O'Malley, commissioner of fisheries, tagging tte
Brat fish under tha new plan. * 1
Late Wire Flashes
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* POWELL RETURNS TO BANDIT CAMP
TKtrocJiwanjr, May 29,—(8y Associated Draw.)—J. B.
Powell, American newspaper publisher of Shanghai. one of
the prisoner* hety, by bandits who waa to paroled to cob- 1
duct aoßOligtions with Consular authorities here for the
release of foarteen captives, said taday that the conference*
wgre proceeding satisfactorily.. Powell, keeping hie parok
to the bandit chief, returned to the after tlHr confer
ence, .
HOSTILITIES CEASE IN IRELAND
Dublin (By Associated Press). —Captured documents
made public today by the Free State government that Hamon
De Valera, and his chief of staff, Frank Aitken, that “the
Republic will not longer be defended successfully by your
arms.** "'g
The statement eaumating from De Valera come* as a
quick change of attiuae on the port of Republican leaders
and is regarded in Free State quarters as proving the effec
tiveness of the government’s rajmpnign. Scare!) more than
a waek ago in a communication sent to the Associated JPress,
he declared that “the one Hi&ed t tnith” could not continue In
definitely. but this brought noTesponsq from flip government
and the document now made public shows that h« has
brought the fighting to a definite end.
JOSEPH FOLK DEAD
Waahngton, Mav 28.—Joseph W. Folk, former Governor
of Missouri, and once a leading figure ia Democratic party
polities, died today in New York.
FINE PROMOTOR OF INDECENT SHOW
New York.—Sentenced to pay a fine of 1200 for produc
ing “God of Vengeance,” a morality play, which a Jury de
cided was indecent and immoral. Harry Wlenberger, an
nounced today that he intended to carry the case to a higher
court, asserting that he was acting o prevent the banishaMnt
j of “aerious plavs” from Broadway.
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MIIK IN THE
CWMIOi I HIT
“Go Over” With I-or a I People
Who Go Out 400 Strung;
Children To Have Morning
Herbert,- Margery Jane
Taie, ami the other muatrlaa* and
lecturer* proved la*t night to (lie
Oolddior* iu*4)eßce to b» the top
liner* they were heralded to be. AH
of them "went over" and received
itppUim# ut Interval* which proved
the good faith of the audience, far
more than doe* the nppleuee that al
ways cornea at the end of a perfomj
*ne# when the audience fulfill* tta
obligation. Altout 400 people were
on bupd to hear and *ee.
The little children will have
their Chautauqua at nine o'clock.
In the afternoon the lecture will he
at 2:50 o'clock, at' 2:10 wllf be the
concert. Oif rour*e one of the prin
cipal feature* of the program Wed
nesday will he the lecture hy Dr.
Krank Dlxoti on "(hit of Our Natlon
aJlam I nfo Internationalism." Ka
mlllarlt) with the nitme of Dixon
and the memory that Tboma* H.
Dixon waa himself a North rarolln
\• » .
lan asaure* the Intereat of the peo-
I pie of OoMahnro when Ittxan ap-
\iOLD4UOBO, M. CW TLKSUAY MOBBING. MAX SB, ISM.
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SMSIIDWMS 1
ON ITS BUDGET PUNS
Will Go Over Them with County
Commissioner.* First Mon-
in June
Ttye three member* of the school |
board and County Superintendent J.l
T. Jerome worked from 12 p. m un
til A on preliminary estimate* for the
! school budget for Ibe coming year.
They went over practically every
thing In detail and will ket together
with th ecounty rommlaatoner* at'
i the regular meeting of the comnjl*-
1 »loner* June 4. The member* of the
hour ft who met with the superlnled
ent were Allle II Kdgrrton. of Golds
lutro, J. A. Beat, of Krcmeut, and J.
K. Kelly, of Ml. Olive.
Kll lMi III:t«INH KII'OICIMi
( OKPI I NOlir KDITATIOX I.AW
/ WARSAW. May 21— (By iRe Asao
cla ted Pr«*».) The flr»t atep* to
wstd* (he Iniroducilon of compulsory
( mention In Poland. ax provided hy
the comdituOon, ban been made hy lha
Mlubi.y of education, which announr
r* that, beginning next fall, ell chil
dren hdm in Poland who have reach
HANITON 1». WILMA IN
MAT Min M»M t'MHUBKHR
Hampton D Wlllliw, tha (in
lal philosopher of Duplin cou
. ty, would neither deny or afflna
tha report that he would oppoee
t'harlea L* Abernathy, the pres*
•til lacjunheat. (or loggreee to
the neat Democratic primary,
when sceu here yeeterdey.
1 The primary la too loot oM.*
Mr* William* aatd. smiting slgnl
tlcaatl). "to talk about running
for Congress. A lot caa happeo
between bow and the primary.**
Mr. Williams was a cadldala la
the free-for-all light last year,
and though not aa aggressive
contestant by any means, he poll
ed a flattering vote. This despite
the unique political situation la
his part of the district. Urn.
The Duplin attorney la appear
ing in the fttroud case, which la
slated to begin this moralbA
RUCK RESIGNS NS
HEAD OF A MO E: POST
OFFERED DR. BROOKS
I'rtaidfßl Since lilt, Ha Ask*
Transfer to Deu of'
Engineering
HlB SEVEN YEARS HAVE
BEEN TURBULENT ONES
, RAI.KM4M. May fltr--|k T. Al
ien, new director of teacher train-
Me t ermer Hantaan Ihh niwgtimim
stated, trill saooeed Dr. LC.
Breaks a* Heperiatendeal ol l*lL
lie lantrurtida la the eteat that
IK. Break* Is elected by tha Iran
lee* es (he Berth ( arallaa Mata
College as sacressor to Mr* W.
(! Mldeirk, whose reslgaattoa
was accepted today.
Memhers el tke hoard al Iras*
tees, l<.i;.telaa I heir teeetlag te
day, when the aaam al Mr. Breaks
was bruagkt be lore tkra, war*
posltlte ia I heir dec la re lien* that
Mr. Brook* tumid be elected. Mr.
Break* ko« letlmaled that he will
accept (hr leader.
, RAI.KIGH. May SI -State College
trustees, la a full meeting at the col
lege Monday morning, agreed to a re
quest from President Wallace Carl
Hlddick for transfer of duty from the
presidency to dean of the enlarged
school of esgtoeerlng and lurnad to
State Superintendent of Puhllf la
st ruction. Dr. BC. Brooks, if l ** the
offer of presidency at an Increased
salary plus a home at'the college.
Action on the request of Dr. Bid
dlck. which baa been held In ebeynaoe
pending the recommendation of a spe
cialist that the college admlnialmtkM
be reorganised, was unanimous. as
waa the action allowing Dr. Riddick
a salary of M-MO a year.
While no formal action waa taken
Monday on the selection of a successor
to President lilddlck. It waa definite
ly staled that the trustees, prior to
the Monday meeting, had offere4 the
I - preaUjetnScJo[»r. Brooks. That Dr.
Arooks will acceept. when formal na
tion Is taken, seemed to he the geaer
ii Impression among members of the
i board.
I allege Mead Blare Itld.
For seven turbulent years, follow
ing the resignation of Dr. D. H HUI
ss president. Dr. Riddlrk has served
I «» president of the college, helag pro
moted after a bard fight, from the
»Ice-presidency He has been connect
ed with the college since IMS when
he came here to fill the chair of en
gineering and mathematics.
Off and on. with practically aval?
! meeting of the trustees, there has
grown up a new report that Dr. Bid
-1 dick was shout to resign Infrequent
ly 111 health has been assigned by
those "resigning" him ee the cause
for his frequently announced decision
lo qdlt Rut not no Ai recent ga the
session of the 1921 General Assembly,
there was a report that the eaitr« stu
dent body, with few crept lon*, had
petitioned lieutenant Governor Mai
Gardner to accept the presidency, but
j this report, potent la Its Inception
dwindled awey lo nothing and Dr. Rid
dick purtiuedthe even tenor of hla way
Fight In Raw Hoard
For awhile, everything appeared U
he going smoothly Then the leglela
lure Incraased the else of the board o
board of truajtees from aiisteag to ala
■ty nsemgi re. apportioning them b]
l jOotmmied on F*g*
BIX PAGES
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GIVES WIFE A CHILDS
PART OF ESTATE AH
2 Os SONS $lO Etifc
Other Children AB Get One Seventh; HAMbm
Gulley Made Administrator! Estate Wetth.
Two Hundred Thousand Deters
4MMHN
The* will of tha lata Louta
Dallas Gulley, of Goldsboro,
which waa admitted to probate
yesterday in Superior court
her* and which namag Edwin K.
Guilty executor, gives hie wife
gnd six of hia chiidran each
ope seventh of hie estate. The
chi|ir«n receivnff the seventh
are Edwin K. Gulley, Harry
Gulley, Sudie Gulley Piatt, Rm
mett L. Gulley, and Katherino
Gulky lalar. • All of thaim and
hia wife, Ida Kerr Gulley re- 1
ceive one-seventh without con
dition. To hig two gotta, L. D.
Gulley, Jr., and Jamas K. Gulley!
he wills $lO each. “I make no
further provision for the said
gone,” asserts the wiU, “tsHsuw
of tkeiP attitude toward me.”
It Is Mtimxted by attornsys coe
nwujl wuh tte admtalotrstkm p tte i
SOIOSBORO HOST TO
ncmssms
Carter Taylor. Noted Relief
Man. Is la Charge of East
Carolina Ckmferanco
Goldsboro will te host today to forty
or fifty Bod t'roon workers from
EMtefin North CaroltM at a ons-dsy
regional roofsrsnc«. Morning sod of
tsrteon huitnass ssssloos will te hold
nt tte Proshytsrtoo church aaaox on
north Jsrnss Btroot. At 1I:M tte vto
ttlag dslsgotoo will te guests of tte
loonl Rod Crook chapter at a luaeteoa„
la tte Woman's Club oa wool Cotter
Htrsst
Tte confsroaoe starts promptly kt
•:BP this morning. A variety of onb
joctk for dtocuksloo bavo boon ioclofi
wd oa tte program and additional top
ic* will te invited during tte day at
a round table caeftronoo. All bOOtSOOO
mooting* will bo opoo to tte ponornl
public; H to hoped that tte ettioen* of
GoMoboro will atteod liberally, for the
peace-time program of tte Americas
Red Croas to oof a# folly understood
oe It should te. Moo and women who
are Interested In Rod ( roes matters
may also atteod tba Inocbeaa coaler
cnee; tjefceta must be eecurad before
tea o'clock from some member of the
local Red Croea chapter or from tkp
Woman's Club cafeteria.
Among the maoy subjects for dto
r use lon will be included the no-ordlna
llon of Rad Croaa work with local and
county agendas, such oa the health
and welfare departments, or charity
associations Plans for tte IktS-M
801 l Call will te arranged. Tte 801 l
roll to now a notional Institution and
to tte only period daring tte year
when the Red Croas eolldta fund* for
the carrying no of tte work during
limes or peace, which camlets mainly
of caring for si-eervloe men and
their families, the filing of claims fo£
hospital treatment or com penes lion,
nrd relief work during disasters
111 rbsrge of the conference here
today will he Carter Taylor, field
rrpr*s»ntatlv# of Ike Moulhrra Dlrl
■i«o Mr. Taylor has had noma na>
uaaal sspsrlaaoaa la Min past fa#
months sml ha will undoubtedly bring
■oma first-hand Information shoot tJK#
work In whlrh ha baa tman artlvsly
rnusand-at New Bara and Handall la
thin Mata and at ('amdaa la ftoath
» aroltns Tha remarks hi* work of tbd
Rad Cross In faadtM and rehabilitat
ing orar a thousand familiar follow
ing tha Naw Mam Mrs hr too wait
known to naad rrpltltlon Orgaataa
»>on baa haaa tha serrst of every sqo
ceanfol raliaf campaign, add Mr. Tar
! lor aa director of ftald operations hat
1 »n»r.e an enviable reputation tor Mb
-1 naif
The public la cnrdtally tar!tad to
artvad ail aasalpns pf ihe conference.
mrmwrr ny
ASSOCIATED PRBBS-.
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rmm mi dfc
i rV 4 1'« '
aetata that tte rngfio W4l BBBRMkt
to approxlmalely WG.M Whop *oM
Private oottmawa la aq|M MMA
the amount as high a mllltpn daSro
Tte will covers off d( Up MMOJ
property end spedficajly RMgt| IkPA
his Adnlaliirtlor
property Into money a>.e£» M iKk
slble and make ImmOdUfe dtatrfcb
tioa The win prevtqpe Ukt.llffwH
penes for this tfoqpaatiaq MW
paid out of lhe property.
All** *
In total the will dMB
bill one t ypvw rlt ten page. H
ihie* main t'eraa The
for tbi- i«row-ut o( aM k»-
.he third tojte Prevftqi
i*o li f» »W» r1 v © f 10MHI' €pr|9|
fourth .111. .11 Ills --I rii^lfllllil
*rty to hu Wife tad - kd#J^jV^.^.
11 nor for ih« wnalW
Do. .* ’ t
9VI Nil HU
Tum ‘
I lip n I
Mrs Hoooio
Aft« FiriH
lata Harry i pS
KAI.KIOH, IPW.-Hfeflh*- iNMIA
Grey, widow. oISpMHNa* hOf llla
6) ...llowdO* Mir Wldk b< M
(lit urn) i of rnoroam |Rfh4|MHMMtM
* .u* MIMHMN wVatMßir
!iy wounded Barnyß f Mole,' oa'gtek
liter, to wHMto M 4b&Mk jhUM|^Me
' U» Bga gbephii; Mkia jSBS
rear at tte Mm of Dt R SgC
Sl Smtß, hl " ***F"*&
te«h tedoatl# erected Sfi Pg Sph
non of the homo. The tMpr-VIP
■aid. built the house Jgtetty la eteW
Os ttetr future Tte |f|h|l
of a slater of Mato In tte dtp* how
ever. complicated tte pinaget tte see
pie and it u said, eamod Pe.tedpß
lag of Ilea Mra Grey aod Mole jtten
found trouble la s I)kklp| ttetr Mbte
rial affairs sad began goartutlng. }
rtatoM Mill Msltona * ►
rtlf-dafoaaa, Mrs drey atotod MtoMp#
bs'ora tolas to tha Mipial OMltot
threatened to taka two (mM
Into) har and follow to *a»to Ml B
a hare aha waat lo am IMJpr toto£
*"«■•» dtn* io the potto* Mto nffi
him not to aotar tbb rttoot 'dMf m
ad at him with his oW% ptatoClMMl
aha found on a tab)# to to ntoMk
throe an tha dooa. #
'I ha polite bar a litfto Ml
agtlea la Ufort* to
ittoMkr shoot tat tortmr MtoM«*
danoa other ibaa tSM MMP dl'
Mrs Urey to officer* who *#a ato
monad to tie pUcs Main baa 'totto
so stnf«fi.i»ni lo tba pottdo '• ■* « i'
Mrs. Gray, who has two cMtotdd. toM*
' ilia. Vs . sad had beoalMnl at M#
town April first MataitoaSlflfc
ilhMn soft laot bsptsaahartwiob bt*
* if* imla Mai*, ohfstoa# t daajtof to,
(Continued to H fa Mf)< »*.