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m WSATfDHR f
CMr Vflanriir wri Thursday, |
pcwhnU/ rale* la aMI portteay. I
tw»i ximbm m.
May Refuse Klansmen Use Os Fair Grounds
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FOUR JAILED AFTER
JiIGHT SESSION COURT
CHARGED CONTEMPT
jUtefMl AMuclom of MatlkU Kenned) “Feeg Ur” and Are
Locked Up Court Adjourn* it Om O'clock
Thin Morning Stroud Not Tried
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y. Kiftrkr ronrt la »*»»{ea aattl
t»'(M this BMralae RIM Jim
RM Tka»|HM**« *-abe
Hillth aad Pea Messrj at ordrrs
aI Jedfa % Ltejd Bert** aa
eharpM al ftoptempl, grew lag eat
al Ike dtnHwaiw l«wb) at
Matilda Kennedy, wfte wan Irted
' yesterday la tha day seeolee at
Atari. The Jadg* deterred panning •
naaleaec aatll the Jar> aa the
eaaa efalest hlraod who In he*
la« tried with MoUtad keaaed)
aa a Hat charge at amtltetton,
ban arrived at a verdict. The Jar)
had aat flinrt a verdict at I
Vcleck thin aiaralag.
Stroud la charged la the affidavit
With contempt ot coart. but be wn«
Bat tried laat night. Kin cane In to
m in of
SPEEDERS IN COURT
Mayor Data (iivm 10 of Them
$lO Wgd CaPt— (Jocaina
- Unit for NonOMlme
0 y-
Tea speeders went under the guu
te police men Udh weak and more
fad fair to do no noou. Laat week j
Mbtorerdfi Mgaad Offteer Inylor ran |
hi* machine so tnnoti that be had to
have it taken t ogaleigb lor repairs
The county motorcycle odlcyr declar
ed that a man panned him with a Cp-
OllUc on 'he Kinston road thy other
da>- going at laaat 75 miles per bout.
Ue got oa hla motorcycle, he auld, aud,
held It at 40 except on the bands but
timer got lb eight of the man. Ho
.eacbed I aQ range and anotricer toix
Mm that tha machine which panned
moat be Jest going out of the limits. I
an ha decided to give up the chase, be
lieving that it the car kept suing, at
the dtp be laat saw hi mbe would nc»- <
However, officers arc determined
or batch It hafora It croeead thl Una.
o ihat they Will breuk up speedlcg it
they have to chaae all the apeedera
out o( the conaty.
Caere la court for this week follow:
t : Jeasto Barrett, white. drunk* and dU
orderly. fld.O® and coat: W. H Bryaat.
colored, violating Sunday law. 510.00
aad coat; O. L Newbern. while, speed
ing nulo. tldtK) and coat; Leroy Ham
ilton. colored, epocdlng
and coat; Gabs Bonry. white, speeding
anto. 910.00 and ooat : J. K. Richmond, j
white, apeedlag auto. s|o.mi and coni;
Dixie Wilson, white, speeding auto,
. SIO.OO aad coal; 8 H. Inter, white.l
speeding auto. $lO 00 and coat; Me*
Lawn Contracting Co. car. speeding.!
S!ILUO and cost; Clay born Koyell.j
wbWo. speed Int auto. ItoW and cont;
Mitchell Heedeu. white, eltecdhig auto. |
SIO.OO and coat;. B L. Tarltvn. drunk.'
,S6.M uud cost; .\|ary Carroll, colored, •
having oncalu for nail; Viola Bn*e<Lj
colored, having cocaln. cane contlp-,
ued.
jm/m »avu,icß move
EVEIT TEAM lK CHICAGO
CHK'AOO. May W.—tßy the Asso
ciated Prase.)-rAbout 1.2M.000 peoplu
change lbelr dwelling places In thta
city evory year, according to statis
tics compiled by the DeopU's Gan.
Light and Coke Company. Thane totals
are reached by figuring 4 1-1 members
to a faulty, and the records show that
I something more then Xoo.ooo families
L move annually.
The gas company claims II kuow»
II because It must turn off aud turn ou
Ibe gas In the dwellings an old tea -
uanta move out and new ones come In.
, The statistics show that more pefafiff
u move on May 1, Chicago's big moving
H day. than at all other Unit* of the
year combined They show that while
about 43 per cent of Chicago* tidal
population of over I.ftOU.OVU moves
yearly, from 36 lb 27 per rent moves
on May J and about IS per rent on
October 1, Chicago'* other big moving
day.
PATBomu Ricwa iwnTuiMa
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
heard after the Jury baa sett tod the
other charge agalust him.
In her story the *lrl allegee that
Jim Byrd came turner and told )pr
aha had best loave town and not
face court again, that ifae *** car
ried to the home of Benny Hussey
Monday morning. stayed there until
S o’clock, and then wan carried to the
homo of yjbhn Thom peon, where she
spent the bight. Bbo further slgtdd
that while there Stroud enme to visit
bar la her room. That too te n'leged
In the Indict ment. Thompson admitted
oti the witness stand that Strond
came to the house. Judge Horton. It
wan declared, jailed the four men
on their own statements
None of this evidence came up on
the trial of Strbud tn court yester
day.
r e punch io emui
ML CMMPIUGN
Former (ioldeboro Newspaper
man to Heck ('ommbmtoner
pf Labor aad Frtattaff
Much Interest ha* bveu u yaUd, in
the report from Wllinffilroh to lhe
effect that it. K. former (Joldn
boro newspupennsa. will boa cnadl*
date against M. L. Shipman for the
post of elate comiulgjiloiiei of tuber
and printing.
The announcement, carried by the
Wlluiiuglon l»l*patch, reads: -
"AlUtopgh no official announcement
has yet been made. The Dispatch la
able to announce today ou reliable *
Information that R. G. Powell, of
Whltevllle. former Washington corre
rpondeut ot the Raleigh News aud Ob
server. Is contemplating pulling him
self In the 1924 race for Ibe ofTlee
of of labor aud Print
ing.
"During the past few weaks Mr.
Powell bus told many of bln friends
that he would like very much to have
the place. The position la held by M.
!,. Shipman, who Is now directing all
his rnerffles to solving Jbe problem
which liaa arisen fmui the migration
of negroes from tha South.
"Mr. Powell Is now engaged lu spe
cial newspaper work "
HERE GAME PKOTEtTIOSf
WASHINGTON. May UO lUy the
A., soda led Press.l—Homing clubs.
I game protective associations and other j
I nature lovers.’ alarmed by the rapid
disappearance of feathered game In
; America, ore conducting unagitatlon I
to limit the use of the automatic shot
gun. If not to agolleh Its usveiiOrely.
I Hporteinell who already have auto
matic i hot gun. are Ixlng higed io
j in range the inaaulnc* of their wca
| pirns »o as lo limit their uxeto two
shells. Ihe fart that »n. uiiluuiollr
coutatiM flu. shells which can be fired
with great rapidity, they say I* re
sulting In count less crippled birds uii
recovered by the buutera.
Farmers Claim Paid $20,000
For Fertilizers Never Had
Prefcrrwd t red Horn of Concern Now In Rrttivcrx' Hands To
lluvr HcarinK Before Horton; File Papers Show
ing Linbiliticn and Atfaelu
U latru|»rj u( Ihr Vblikli 1
rhimphalr I um|im) whlrb rrrral*
Ijr wrnl Into |br hand* *1 (hr fr
rrltrra a- Ihr lilw-l bit-lar-n
i/ iillirr that rtrr h«|»|»r».d l»
raaat), illrd with IH"
vkrfc • raoit latr luda) »ha*rd
•hr liahilHlr* of (hr ('oatpaa) la ha
M&7.U7 aad thr tart, la hr *l*».
fapltalliatlaa aan lljfttuiutl.
Thr latralurj rarer* 4 ljp«wrll-
Ira |NU|ro. I.UMIIIIr* arr firlltlit
¥t dark Pohta al thr rumpmm/ *
run* la Has* Ira* to *p la
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RUilfT PAG EH
MEEIHK DICTORS
OF FUR Hi
MIT RESCIIOOH
Odd Official Saw Th Ha BiUerly
Opposed to Project and Will
UnboMom Himself
MAYOR BAIN PROTESTS
SERMON BY DR. REED
I art peeled upawkitien ajwwwtf
»*a* of We official* el the Bayne
mm id) fair askwrigtioa le (be tom
uflhe fair groead* h) the ha hlui\
KAw far fbelr cvregioaial to
* staged kerr June I ilk, resulted
In Keannih Bojnt, the president,
cslllpg g.meeting es Ike director,
far ||| eVWk I hla morning fdr the
purpwge of gliiag them an oppur
lunlty to oxpre*H their optnfan »u
Vleigg far first place in Ku Kfux
Klan dtvwtoinneuu of the week with
directors was the visit or Mayor Bain
ami E'hee. Crow, a promlueut tuaur
sore man, to llev C. L Hoed, imator
of Bt. Paul's Methodist rhuirh. to pro-,
lost against hi* position on such sc
owl era. was expressed In hla aermon
Sunday In w hich he declared secret.
organlattone of that calibre were a 1
mousse to the notion.
Mayor liu'iu. It Is uudvrstvod, told
Rev Mr Reed that while he was uot
tuokuig a defense ot the Klan. or his
attitude towards tho order, be did re*
g'4 Mtodtia hfm taktag u position that
wak merinlu tn do biai faoalcfaabtc
fa hie sermon Iter. Ur. Reed stated
that It was reported that the Mayors
of several towns In this scrthin wire
numbers ot jun-b uu organUatlou.
iVhtle Mr. IDfaull has nothing to nay
for public at ion at this time relative
to iris call for a muetiug of the dicey- I
Ogmu Ml saw «Wfa nawngfatluu Tn'ftrtoH
action on the report ad lender ot thej
fair gfouada to Kian ofMctals to use
uuttag the conveutlon of tho Klane
myn, predicted to number around i
6.004). ft Whs said that he was person
ally opposed to the use of the grounds
for a purpose.
W Denmurk. secretary or the
chamber ot comuieroe. aud secretary ■
of tha fair aaaociaUou. was the official.
who gave the Klan ogk'tal perndsston
to use the grounds on Juue ltth. Al
though Mr. Denmark was not ques
tioned leal night. It w oe gathersd that
bo tendered the use of the grounds
on reguoet of the Klansmen purely u»
a matter of-routine business without]
any thought oT nifeosllton on the pert
of hie directors, in fact. In his inter
view with The News Tuesday he re
murked Incidentally that It was the
policy of the Chamber of Commerce
lo ' teourage conventions, end that be
was unlit k local negroes in making
nuangemeta (or a big lodge coventlou
that would draw hundreds and hun
dreds of members of their race to
Coldpboro some time lu the near fu
ture.
Ur Denmark was unable to Wull
ilir iMune or tbeulleged Klan bfkciai
who made rhe request for the usi of
IU fair grounds "f was mighty busy
worn lie came In," be sbiteU Tu/»Uay.
"i.nd after asklug him a few qgestjjm*.
which were answered
<oJd him that the Klan might use the
gioupda i>n the day of kobklaxe."
"but ucltou the fair directors will
take on the matter cannot be accurate
ly torn listed at this time, but It was
atroiigly Intimated yesterday tbs! at
Itaal one di.eclor would oppose ex
it ud fag Ibe pm- of Ibe grounds tn the
Kl..u, uiiT (hat be was prepurlug to
aisle hi* opposition iu a most oiuphkt
w manner.
Hrailaolr i* Ihr I barlmiua Im
prrl aad tarwardlai I •mpuu).
Ihi'j h»ld a atari km« «m lha far
lUrf plaut hrrr fur Thr '
ItlHlrt U la hr Mild al aacllaa.
Torn# lortii* at Utr uaaala us lUn
| fcuutnolr company arr either mort
«a*<id us plodQui. A martini of tiro
rradflpik waa hald la KaawiU. Jl-.j
all-a afflae Thar* art far
•am cUiwln* to h* preferred i«df
lara who aajr that all Mfuthfr Uwi*
paid out |M4f* ta adrutoa tor tor
iHtaar the* batof rwaaivad Tto* and
I othaw dlaiiaiaa to he #a*«adnd> aaa*-
iiava will h&aa e'»««rfa« hatora lad**
{lHortaa Wa4%.ntor a« I:* «*ohtoh.
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GUI BHRORB. «. Ik tilt RMItAT I U ily IWtl
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PROBE HUEJEITKS
imiiamo
Michigan Woaum js Await Iny
Trail far the Pataoning of
Her FoatanSun
IJkNBINU. Mkh.. M&) .10 "bike
Mrs. Km mu Koppie IWuwuUlng trial
Ml re lu coaaeciion «Mil the death by
poisonlßg of tint It-geui old foster
son. Harry, police arwdeeklug to learn
the cause of ut ieagl Mine deatlis lu
her household within a decoile
Ho far. the folfaWlM deaths have
town revealed as hevtag occurred In
Mra. Kopple'a ImmeAitr family or
hi hei Lome; 7
A i olWater. Htgle .Kboul boy ba**
ing at the Kel'pl*- home.
.dru. KoppHTX nine tin) old hsby.
Kow.
Peerl Kleu. her oetta*^
A little boy unamed. a(so being
board'd. - - -.
A child of Tia*lggstc Hedrick s."
I Mrs. Koppie to sab I fa have acted as
housekeeper at th« ko4c of Otto Hed
rick In Dcekervtllej •
Three cliUilren by hak ffrsi husband.
,Newtou lllgglne. whom she said
she lived lu Hi I-out*. Michigan ,
• Mrs. Koppie hu* udeylUed the deaths
of the first four, but iMlalvd all knowl-
I .-dgs of any child of Traugrtte Hed
-1 rick. No cbIM died gt the Hedrirk
home while sbg wee the re. she said I
yesterday, ' 1 .
!»o Njsteg), H4w> Ifajx
That there was any mystery tn con
nection with these itegihs. Mm Kep
pie vigorously Hbc answers I
Ibe officers' qnery to wlty the Cold
water school boy Agg burled a tew
hours n/ler hii ties fa that!
■lipbti ria . Aged the gfiNtre death undl
i“w e hod to bucr tk* tfaild at once." |
Two of her throe ofajdreu by Hig
gins, she said lu an MffTirvlew yeefar-,
day. died at birth, tonfrlet (ever took}
the third e bhy. three'years ego. she
police wHrs woritfag today Rhe Is sold
to have told Ufahi.lhat Higgins left,
Iter, liter was grugted p divorce dud
married utatn.
Maa AKo Held 1
" (fa Jim Hhaenon. a beard dr ut the
Koppie home her*. Mrs. Koppie Is heto
in coffnoctoon with the daoth of her
: foster oltin. Mhe repented tn her In
terview yesterday that Shannon gave
: rhe hoy "wbitg powders to settle hie
stnmagh'' when the child became 111.,
"| wanted to get a dor-tor, but Jim t
Hbannon said to give him some more
powders." she nutd "I didn't give U
to the hoy. Jim Shannon did. ’
Mrs. koppie did not hesitate to ad
mit. vyfa't* questioned, that alts for
merly used e bubk-forming drag
"I used to tuke a drug." she told
tin Interviewer. In the pri score of the
officers. "A doctor started giving It
foetus for pains and I kept uatng 111
for years. But I haven t used -any |
drug for two years. You won't Dhd
nay ou me. I have no craving for
U. I Just, quit It."
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GEBhANk I*l. A.kH MKGI I. AM
MlimM. I U HOt TH AJtEHIt A
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HAMOLkG. May Iliy the Aserr
I elated frees.l - Regular shipping e*r*
vice between (lenuifuy and the wes
tern coasts ot ' Centrel and Houth
America la provided for In uu agree-
Vmcot ronelndcd by all the German
] IlDvto IntereaG-d in the traffic.
If In pluuiietl lo huvc*> uu* ship g<i
tbrougb the Punuma ('anal ev«i> ten
dgj i')'-*w ot Bremea. Bdtt
and Antarrtl to western ikmln Pi
Sou lb AnierhA Every six weak* out
ship l» to the glraiahl ot
Magrllau (owestern Houth America
j bgrbora b> w.iy of (be satoe mtenne
dlate atups in Kuro|>«
4ii addition to Mils schedule. It Is In
"■oiled to scud oaf ship through the
I’unuiua Canal every month to I’arlfic
l poru of Central America,
I*DAUCiHERTY’M POLITICAL
ADVISOR IK A SUtIDK
VVAHIILVriTUN. May Jesec IV
I .Smith, well known lu t tie- Inner cir
cle of official "ashlsgtun as Ui
treated lieutenant and political »d
--• i»«r of Attorney General Daugherty,
shot aud killed himself In the hotel
uparfaisnt occupied by him and the
attorney general for tin pant two
, years, The dead man. left behind no
word, hat friend* exprmead the Ire
,! lief that it was worry over 111 health
.i which laad him to eu.d hla life
il
■ WiUMj-N "At H , , 1... * i l,i
- even mg RspreusMatii«. I'fnude Kltcb
' ae'a been wee etroayar end hr seem
I IfagatM Wtoasa fee Is e petfasi ll* l*
■ -Nti fa a veer wigsk msi —adia u m-j
i is very HI, ft rnffafagd. fa fa' aacon-
FnEKRREIHI.HI
1 HRS. EULOGIZES
REDD OMBRES
Spealtf of Them aa “His Former
Afaertcana"; Ptoinrairv
Bow* Head ,
NOT A GRAVE IK LEFT
UNCOVERED BY FLOWERH
I'.UtIH May fii The emblem* of
Trance aud Amrrtea wore ontwliied
today ns throughout the naifaus
honmgo , paid .to aoliiiore from
overseas to "these sin. 110 lo the
soil |u the land lu nfavk tjf*y fall
during (b« greal wur. who are alctp
ing, their laal aleea ia the imn..i
gru»n<ls o% Erosvco, surtouaded by
* bell-lorn ll* l.ia fiogi which the vch
plolely ell , re*-t|ii« in
tlgee of p.d mC coni
thc luxurien garden of resfa raliad.
Him-stm x Cemetery " on the
ol Ml VnUtlwn, oveilooking arts
.Nut one yrt the poppy clips Udsj
who gave up lhe|r lives In Prarui
wav lorgoiten Klnwera bloosued to
night over their mortal repiatag Af
ter the player* were said foi the
repose of their souls I'ramter f'otti-!
calms bead was bowed In humilia
tion to the Americas dead f « the
dedicutUm of the memorial* to an
Amerinn churib rif a Hhl* Trinity
and the «yv* es Martial i'syolle
Were dimed with tears ax Ue eulogised
h|g former "doughboys." - |
LOCAL GUMBSMEtTO
THIN II FORE SUGG
Battery A and Medical Itotarh
*ent Will Kpenl rlfiftm
k ■
Member* ot the North Curottua Hl
ttomrl Guard will conuneges tliefr so
nual two weeks cut urupmanta 90 Jul/
1. soil indication* ars that there will
hr nout twenty-seven buudred Officers [
and men to attend during the month of
July, and August, according tu AsaU
tent -Adjutant General Gordon HnilMt |
The troops will be sent to Cahip
Glenn. Tort Bragg, i'ortras* Mounts.
Va. uud l amp McClellan. Ala!
4 feature during the encampment al
( amp Ulhun will tie the decoration of
the colors of the I2otb Infantry by the
Portuguese government on July It.
the decoration being ou accouat of
the acrvicoH rendered on the Western j
front during the World War. ' Major
Hiuttb announced: The Governor, state
official*, former-member* of the regi*
ment and others will be extended ape
, ctal Invitatlotia to attend the exeruis
,ea.
The local nrtllfary «otu(<any. Battery
I A, however, has been ordered to Port
Bragg. July Jtrt to 15tb. The medical]
detachcment. 117th Held Artillery. {
Goldsboro will encamp there at tbei
autiie t title.
¥Ut NG HEI»N EIt.MT KEI IGIUA
VLADJVOBTCR K. Aiay the
Aosoclaled Press i -On tbi eve of
Eatxter the I'uiuti of Vuutm Connuun-
UU. tbe membership of which la lim
ited to boy* and stris under II years
old, Usued a tirade against religion In
Ibe pages Os the Red Hag "
H wax declared that religion le but
a »oru out uud .effete superstUiou fur
the enelavement of the working class
es. add' 1 that "while the other* gre ot
I cluirch. ae will oaHcc and make liter*
ry" . h
The Young Men's t'hltotlgh Aeeocla
tlon ts belua attacked similar
Hoe*
MATILDA KENNEDY IS
FOUND; PLEADS GUILTY
Wum Found on Hlrcctw Kitrly Ymtcrdny Morning My Officer
Ward—Submit* to Join Churgc Againat Her
and Stroud
Matiido Kennedy who ilixup
peared .Montlay uw found on
the street* hern yesterday
morning at 3 o’clock, arrested,
put in jail, and appeared lu
court yesterday at the trial of
Rev. I. K. StroUd and plead
guilty us joint chargee of pruati
tution against them. This sen
sational turn in the ease sur
prised many after it he had ap
peared in two trials as the prim
eipal prosecuting witness
against him. She did not go on
th| 'yjtik u t|n; lawyers u{ tfej;
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EIGHT I'U.EN
TOMMY MILTON WINS
THE 500 MILE AUTO
RACE, INDIANAPOLIS
Kirn( lime It U Won Twice by Sum *Vit “iTrMlflrklfnW
INDIAEAPOLIE. lmis May
SO. (My tile Associated Plfaw)
—Tommy Milton, of St.
Mvmcrtffjt. today wdn tht* w
mtk atitompbik raw at tifa lit
(lianapoliK «p*'v*l"ay, ri»po«ting
hi» victory of 1921. • ■
The race wm derided before
a moid-breakihg crowd of ISO,-]
1 000, the greatest gnthering that (
eter witnegsed a aporting event
in thie counlry.
Harry Hart*, ol Loe Aagi to*, see-.
ojid in Ibe 1922 race was second again
today bejng live miles bgbted the
winner, ♦'
Jimmy Murphy, tbe 1X22 winner,]
bnlshee third about 17 niUea behind
Mltlou, 1
Os the twenty-four care that start
ed out) gen withstood the *ryelling'
teat of ap«>e<i and endurahes to' lislah ,
Two Gsrtnun ears survtvsd ths race
, alnog with sight Amarinan creations 1
Ralph He Palmer, Joe Boyer, Da-
I rjo ilasu. uud Howard IVileot. aed ■
I Khrl t ouper were Among thw noted
I drivers forced out because of metor
trouble. Wilcox however shared la
Mfaon e triumph aa he relieved Mft
tun when the latfar a bands became
eifapofaed
hkSjt 1 rh!flri B tiilw ,, t^fa
h|st,uy of tbe race that i fanosr
wiener repeated his triumph A(ll ton
Will rt'ceive almut IJS.iKKi a* a re-,
[ward loi hla vfatory, ‘
INDiANAPGLUk)UHIinua. May to.—
A scorn of “bahy " racers powered by
i unite is of T 32 oubic Inches piston dts
placwmsnt or tinder. the smallest ea
gles* ever bslit tor speed le Amarica
I wen* pronuuneed ready for ibe elev
oath annual Udo-tulle autmuoblte race
this morning at tbe Indianapolis Mo
tor Hpeedtray
Official* predicted u Vecord-brenkiag
crowd -fa
! . American. Gsrotan. gad Trench cars
piloted by drlvara of a half docao na«
ttona. give tbe rdetest an luu-i aatlee
al sspecl Winners of thw first ten
places jrtll divide tmmetgry prises
uwoiiutiog to upprovtmatriy SU.Ne.
A~ number ot valuable trophies also
await t|re leaders tn tbe long race
aNMind tbe 2 1-2 mile brick. Lot.
j late rust In that any ever held gt the
I speedwey. g uuuiber of things are
nsHtotiKlbie for this, according to
speed* »y officials. They are the new
motors, which are ooly about teo
thlrds ss large aa tbe smallest engloee
used lu the American poaaeuger car*,
the fget that single angle r» will pre
dominate and the additional fact that
Tommy MMtoe. in Ills qualifying
round, turned tbe course at a rate of
Ufa 1-2 mile* -the fastest ever made
for feu miles on the local eourne.
Turrlgn Driver* *, <? '
Tbe foreign contiagent oofaitat* of
| threw tfannaa drivers— • brfattoo Igm
tenscblager. Carl Hatior sad Chrte
’tlon lrerner—*n«l five Trench pilots.
Fierre dr Vlsraya. Frface da t ywtrta.
Raoul Itcgautl. M (te Alxuga, and
uud cougl /.borowakl. ,y
Captain Eddie Riokwebueker 1 was
the darter. Tha ftrol tap was paced
- private prosecution withdrew,
, and Solicitor Cfcwgon William*
..appeared for the Stale against
Stroud.
gM At 0i« day w«i i oucumed IS
> Superior court rueterduy with lb«
[ Hi rouil caw. TUr Jury look I tic mum
j .I.’ oui nlckUsli ■*<! light* were hura
mg Is ilie nmrtboucc loag after oilJ
ulahl *
Otlu>r ichsh tried ware. Witltaw
"jin Hupeia.i court acre yevterday cat)
J ■eatepowl by Jude 1 Union to Mot
* foot lo seven yean la tbc pealtea
* «*w will Hdod. *u found
1 guilty of car break log and A. C frit*
sh— *10
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ms bijs
by tred.UntMabarg. Meet' ji<oo|Mle
uumulaetnrer.
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follow t • *%
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U.MW; North. ttj—; M—.
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M.0I0; niMfc. mo§, «L%
'•"»* »/*•« # subtly .eorW.tNi jtf
••(HI h4o iNInU given AiUMBi
• Melt rdrfult. of
pru*» from am«—gbSr jail Kbifi——
! «r»« total epprlaii—frlS—l. - '**
Two aerto— «vdfaMU IfWni eM
i rauUtug In a ntiMkM lm» wpf|p
Miry, a taler** HAtt, Vl—b dgU
crashed Into a ft*pe—ftlfi—llt—
-M»I •*»iHMom fill Mil I
i<”i uir) -- —lr-Irjifnifflt«l
injuria ftti'j a
IMi i niieup, U yearn b|jkd§jpH—• <
apc.trioi* Injured
i inet urc ai (lie b—o «f tbUMHIfK
b> driving it ■' MUtfMrjftf '
f'OMir-r lit lilt) time Tbll^«MM|Fjtt.
. ..< mat atartuHn ms iMmm
Maid and—jor-Eb
In lhr me* at t
IK. i ullua, Joe —far.
K.-atii wi re uiuoeg tfw *—Sf%Sbdl
- »iui !>• P»i—
--« ■* run Hndn drUgbt—
.lllmna. aim a frtondtr 4wTimaS
r*»w by a e-Una b—-jji tb-ah
down t— tour—,
race, grabbed llm U—i
in i two and a bait Mil In UftK
.•it utarage of Ki lt aA— ’
»«»».*«*•> villtouu, another K ImV
"i Hca. raftnrrd the lead la —* AflA^
1 lap v brUt la u i..uiMlutfN|——,v»W?
Merman mil), ana UM ofty drtro—pl *
. flod gar feroed oat 1 tbe
bed Co eared Ur u i DeY*'——SfaM—3B *
kin te tbe pit » -7? “
> w bile a—adlng nearly IM MUaejui
boor lit car drt.ii by Ut&tfMUUPv.,
tar. tbe (Term* a r—dr. .l—Ng KTr
concrete retainer wall .a <W —Q—
; intit ot IN lrack, arret—— tbe am
china. 11 -‘Mf i ffbnilll tW
only a fan eeratobee.
;*s ua hU J»tJ> inlta whea UeaccWeit
occurred -• \» v< ... ... mi."...
Jacob Krdmui. —i
only badly sbnbe* Us. IdQwwM I——•
od to a boapltal praa—awA—»
In* front Internal * ,
Tba aeaond Argentine driver ton—l
1 out of tba mod who R«oyl HJ—bjAii
, who ult Altar covering IT nlMtUlMr
. cause of a brefcn t— Uhl. WflU
alhnlnatod tba t«m —alb ljugaW|n
j «nti lea. both of wbogl Ware djrta—f
r , I■ "■ licit car* '
1 « r »‘ 6* “dlgp jprard oofbfpdjM
; ll (VMO. a* average of. W.|t h-*|
1 mi Mur. with Muritby Modlhp.. jMfr
ton area aecoud abC foWard vtrfl—«g
i j mini r#— • , 4-«
nrn capture* Um nyf*#*
' S2ST- VS^S^tBSX
driver, aecoud madiiarry ttarU, ISM
The lime was l;Jf:##:ld. W—»
a«.r !*5.«3 miles an hour UMtby «bO
forced to atop to aba Onuadbh*
oo oil and tpiaoline and waa ai* t—*
behind u l tbt» dial seed.
Howard W lice a winner of tbe U»b
race, waa forced to J*M becat—rof-ar
Urobeu clutch after N bad M Up
,1 held ai 1M ml lea W
Two Os bee. In|«red , * •
I wg other metis tors fn— I gt—
!«Uc Charles Ullott a«d Sort SbM#
'I a Ivo were among tba— 1 «MhS
* /.i.eya car ran o# tN Mb—. Mmls
1 ww tbe only o— ani—uS tappML
* 't waa reported.'
*> Utlton retained the Me*jnl M#«Sbg
with Harftaeoond. ami W—*, a O—•
• ...» inn y third. The th— in It—
i i»:i«2, yui average «f *l Up—. *
a rt.loh Do Palnut MU ——Mb——S»>.
»' %,*.! dropped oat )d< SfMfrjAflb#.
- f iC’ -amor <.