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YOIIME TWO. SIM BEK ME
KLAN OFFERS $l5O REWARD TO FINDER OF “NEWS LEAK”
Hull Sees Rebuke To G. O. P. In lowa Election
UFFICE OF GOLDSBORO
ta IS WATCHED AT
NIGHT BYJ4NSKEN
Informant of Klan Doings* ffowjfyer, Was Fore
warned and Did Mot A|ip<'ar Witll the Story
of Tuesday Nigth Plans for Konklave
0f ~
A reward of $l5O has twen offered by the Goldsboro
Klan for the identity of the Klansman who hag been, re
vealing secrets order to !£he Goldsboro News, it was
learned last night. “
Following a spirited mooting held somewhere in the
vicinity of the citv Tuesday night, at which the publicity
given relative to the Konklave slated to be held here June
14 wag discussed, and the offer of the reward, several Klana
jnen, it was learned further, kept an all night vigil around
The Goldsboro News building in the hope of trapping the
member who has been keeping the public posted about Klan
activities.
The N*w»' informant, being pres
est Kt tbe meeting Tuesday night. (
was forewarned of the trap, and the
expected story of last minute prepe- 1
ration* Tor tbe btg konklave did not
msterlgltse. It "rui not until ye*- 1
terMy that The News learned the
cause of -JU Informants delinquency
relative to Tusaday night's happen
ing*
Tli# »sh city official.
0 member of the Klan. figured prom
, Ihently in the dlacuMlon of the
“news lwfk." but be was lully ex
onerated of as> connect ton whatever
by a xfhlte robed figure, who dr-t
dared before the assemblage that he
sod aevgrgt other brother-member*,
alter a thorough examination of the
official, wera convinced that he win
not the one gltrlog out the Informa
tion that was su#fo*cd to be u pro
found secret v*
It was naturally assumed, in view
of the authentic statement* of Kluu
activities given to Tbe New* In the
past few week*, that the guilty
member would glee out au account
of the Tuesday night meeting This
accounted' (or the guard thrown
urouud The News building, and al
though they failed to catch the of
fender. • they did successfully seert
the publication of the night's pro
ceedings In the paper of Ibe next
morning; and have. Apparently, clos
ed all new* avenue*, since tbe In
formant of The New* declared yes
terday. la explaining tbe reason (or
hi* non-appearance Tuesday night,
that he “guessed he'd have to quit
giving any more news.’'
The Klan*man hu» been sn In
npcent party, not fully realising that
all ntovemel* of the Klan are re
quired to be kept a profound se
cret. “I didn't know I w«» violating
a rule of the order,” he told the
reporter yesterday. ”or l would
have never toltt- you anything. The
holding of the Konklave here. I
thought. WUH big neWi—news* to he
proud of. ufid I thought I wa* doing
the Klan a service In giving it to
the piq>ltc through 'The Goldsboro
News.”
This wns the altitude of the pub
lishers of The New*. While tbl* pa
per has cWuHshrtlly opposed the
Klan In Its editorial columns, II has
tried equally* cou*l*tently to keep
Its news column* free of hla*. and
like the Klansuiau. considered the
news relative to lb« Konklave to be
held here as not unfavorable, but
complimentary to the local Kl«|.
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hTKIKK NONFAKTMIPANT
HAM A KIOItT MIR ACTION
ulAkll’lA. W’n»b‘. June r. When
. a miu pertnliuint w damaged tn un
Industrial controversy by « walkout.
71 taut the rtglrt of uetion ugainst
’LL union, the Male Supremq Court
decided yeetCniay. remamllng the case
of the ' Typesetting font puny,
of Malelii. against the Typographical,
tjlou, Ita offle'iw and It- executive
gHat. I’llo Howard, for #•*,«** darm
l/m aa a result of the printers'*
•trike for a X hour week In I**l.
Employers of ihe typesetting e*t.ib
10.hm.-nt evglk'ed out'lu *ympath> with
the printer*, with the result that the
concent could not perform Its cob
tracts with printing yatubtUihniciiU to
tiffiUl WxUl amk i ’yv, ..
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THE TjOLDSBORO NEWS
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Askea’s “Cannon Ball”
Makes Its First Trip
Aakca'a “Cannon Hall,” fi»*t glow
ers’ freight, moved Tuesday ns silied
tiled, for the first time In alx„ycura.
loosing WiimyigUm ut 7 •..'to o'clock. 1
tbe 11 jut pit bad wt> apsirixtnititety
fifteen ref locklm of perWhnlde* be
tween the seaport and (loldahoro, and
though forty minutes - late -when It
left the yarda heir, was-egpet ted tu
reach lllchmuitd at It o’clock tonight,
on achtsluie time. 1
The rreUirntlon of the train, sought
for »lx yea vs liy growers between
her»> and Wttminyton. wa* made poe
•title lurgely through .the rlfort* of
Xlr. Askru. traffic malinger of the
chamber of commeree, after *|. ending
out four montly* on the project, an';ic
i oßipliahment the growers were unable
to . attain tn stx.yeure. •N a turn I lx.
tbe i haiiifiei of commerce sis-ls highly
eluted over Ihe services of Mr. Askca
In thui matter.
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(•fIVKKNOK TRINKIJC. AMI
MR. NEW- ON ntOORA.M
WKtIT JIAIiKN, I.VfC June * -
Harry S. N.w , iHMtnwntr*. g.-nerat,
and (leo la-i Trinkie. of Virginia.
It ’ waa announced today, wdll Is- tlie
chief speakers at a banquet at the
tlurly-eixth grund diopter of fbgniu
Chi Fraternity The gaUtcrmg will tie
Is.Ui lieiV June Jii ;*. cithers m hedul
eit to apeak are I tooth Tarklngton.
(Jcoige Ade, and John T tbmbhftetd.
Ala>ut 1 non deb-gates fiom tip I'tillr.J
Elufeu and Canada uie I Xpe.-tt ! 1,,
attend.
Fire In J. H.
Pate & Co.
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Store A. M.
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At üboul 1:15 o’clock this
morning fir* wag diwcov
„ rred in the buck end of the
second story of the build
ing occupied by J. H. I’ate
ft Company, .wholtHale gro
cery dealers, on Mulberry
street.
The fire department re
sponded and as the Nftys
Koes to presg the firemen
are playing streams of wa*
on the blase from both the
front and rear of the build
ing. It appears that the
building and stock will he
kmt. er nearly so.
Origin of the fire eould
U«H tn. -
Inauguration of Governor Towner of Porto Rico
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'i'llln llHislration shows tint Immcn** throng that ir«h*l llpnicv Jl. ToWfu-y In Mau Juan on tkg «vc*.
•ton «f hi* Ir.uugurfition ss governor of I’orto Rlcu. and. wmtW’tl. Ctoveraor Too nr r ck%»ertng his address. 1
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SHRINERS
ELEVATE
DYKiEMAN
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Former Deputy Ise Ad
vanced to Impoml
Potentate By Fellow-
Nobles, Who Seleft
Kansas City for Their
1921 Meeting
WASHINGTON A
Rft)T OF COLOR
R AHHI.HiTOk. Jinn- g. _
Mkrint-r* In M-s-dun here today
'i h clcd h;ni'.ic ( ll> a* Ibclr
HWI con*cn!lnn city and clcrlcd
ConriMi V. Hykcman. ui Brook
lyn, f« the |Mnj *ni Imprrlitl l*«.
trntatc. Ksrrccdlag Jamr* *. Me-
CaudlcK*, of Jt|ym*lala.
Br. Ilykcmau advanced irmn Ihe
ofliiy of Imperiul Ifrpuly I’o
h-nlntr In acceptance wllh Ihe
Imperial' ( ousetr* cii*|um and
all other member* of Ike Impe
rial itiian weal up oae step A
nearer Ibe lop. 111 fiord Irvluml
of I'eora. 111., a lormrr member
of Ihe Hoiiat- of Kepreveafallies,
wa* elecb-fl lo till ihe vgenacy
(hits created (nr Imperial (Infer
l.uard.
I number of temple bands se.
rennded President Harding, sbo
I* a* Shriller during Ihe day. and
prewealrd a number vs gifts, fir».
Banting entertained thirty wiir«
of vl«illn>- Shrlners at luncheon
mid Taler received a huudrid
INiuad selection of l uliforntu
irnlls and doners from Islam
Temple, of San Eraaetsen. c
The uniform t«*lb» of the Shrine,
minbrrltig tmire than thirty llmmi
salid, belli Ih.fr second parade to
night. marching on Ptnujlvul*
Avenue to Washington circle nearly
two,mile*, under a brilliant canopy
of yellow, ted and green light*
President and Mrs. Harding re
view ml the parade A shower in the
ulternpon had served to cool the air
a little and the marcher* ID their
multi-nolored costume* were grate
fill lor tin relief offer another sul
try day crowded with various ur
tlvltte*.
MEMOIUAI. EAElif l»E»
AT HOSKWIHIII M IliHd.
MenKuiaf <*crtie*e in hohm of K
T Atkitwon, lor many yenrw super
illti-li<reot of the Wayjn- uiillib si load*,
will la- hr Id of tike I Ui-iwo.Hi >, hoot
Kri.toy evening ut * •• <’
IKoroggay. »it.l piv-rl>iniluo will
biUMtAIIOHO, g. C, THI KSOAV MriMMKI., J|'AK T, HUM
Late Wire Flashes
BTATE SHIP LINK DI8CTB8KI)
WASHINGTON. N. <\. June 6.—With a the
. rpecial ctmimittre appointed liv Governor MorTjwon to jit/es
tigate the. feasibility and poimibiiitv of a State owned jshjp
line in attendaiicc. h public hearing wu* held here tonight
at which the vi«iw* of citizenn in IhU fiootlon were laid Uetyrt
the committee. Tofiay the uicmberg of the oobinritte# wfe
driven about the outiving country, apd later cruised (down ■
the I'amlico River.
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BIG- ARMY DIRIGIBLE DESTROYEI)
DAYTON, Ohto, June 6.—The United Staten army ser
vice dirigible TCI wan destroyed by fir* shortly after It
moored at Wilbur Wright Field nt 6,0. m. tonight. The
ahip, the largent of its kind in thin country, was destroyed
during a severe electrical storm. It came from Scott’s Field,
111., on a teat fight.
. SIX PERSONS KILLED
LONDON. June 6.-—Six persona were killed and 28
wounded at Leipseig this afternoon when a crowd of So
cialists and trade unionists holding a demonstration against
the high cost of living clashed with the police,, says a aik-» '
patch to The Times from Berlin.
HARRY DIAMOND GETS DEATH SENTENCH
VALPARAISO. I»d„ June 6.—Harry Diamond tonight
was found guilty of the msrder of his wife and sentenced
to death. The jury returned its verdict after deliberating.
al*>ut four hour*. Judge Hanoi bald l/tring immediately
passed sentence. * ‘ ,J
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SEEKS TO BRING POWERS TO TABLE
LON DON, June 6. (By the Asiwtoiateo Press.)— The
- underlying principle of the new German note on repai'atiun*.
is to h-fijnr the powers to the conference table, says a dis
patch to The Times from Berlin. The note does twit touch
the question of passive resistance or evacuation of the
Rhuh. The dispatch adds that the note has been Telegraph
ed to the German amba-sitdor in Washington and will be
handed to the various governments at two o'cldt|( Thurs
day afternoon.
POLICE PROMISE CO-OPERATION
NEW YORK. June 6.—Police of Sew York City as well
as district attorneys have promised their full co-operation
in aiding the Federal authorities to enforce the Volstead
law it was announced today after a conference called to dis
, cuss methods of enforcement’as a result of the repeal of the
State / Mullen-Gage Law.
Harmony Restored In
Bandit Camp, Reports
The American Minister
. o
Washington, Jim* « The atoi*|
[ <lt |iartiu<-nl tale liMlav Mnnunotrt
II hail raeaiVMl a mblvgraai from
Jacob HberniHii. American XltnJ*t»r
at Crklß. which aabl ihsra “Was no
ib-r.aUo Inrllcatlrji” ol* hnw long It
would he before the American* Mill;
held hy ihe rhlpc •< bamllt* could
tin rcleaseil.
Minister Hhsrtuan rsporMet lliat
’ieutouiv. w Uj.-ki fe jJ; a |v-.
! stored tn Ihe iMndlt camp unfi the
captive* are not mifTi-tlu* 111 health
though they arc S'-Ulns *pfO#wh»t
low In Spirits Me also ssbl the In
lei national cominlsslon headed l»y
Hr igiidler la-m-ul Connor left Pekin
-for Mnchcttg U*( Friday, accotnpa
nlcd by Keprosentsltve Wulnwrlgbt
of We York former usslstaot *ec-
>a r . who had arrived In j
. J ‘ kui Up- :lv pjwMotl- !
Elt<HT rAI.KS
BIG CUT IN USUAL
REPUBLICAN VOTf IN
EIGHT IOWA Nil
FißureH, \ctordiiiß jlo Comfl
Show I nmi<ttybleTßiifclkw*Bßr
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WASHINGTON, June B.—Chairman Hull of
‘'ratic Notional Committee declared tonight ill M IM i"' i»n 11
that "the rookbiddtd Republican Eighth Diatrict k I
hi a special election Monday replied fd the Rcpubli(2
<•< President Harding’s rapidly growing popu lartt J
UVst and the wonderful beneflt of the
she farmers bv living the Republican i'sndl4«Bf: S’wf
gu-ss a bare one thousand majority in a diatttyl
Republican bv between eight and nine thomiUjii
"After two years of Harding’s high tariff M praiH>%
the statement added, "these Hgurea reveal the
revolt among the indignant and ruined
of lowa but in the Great West. Thia great lfi»llii.T'. | i;
mg to a Democratic vktorv fimeeds a R«Pvl»Oc|mMmK>
tion in 1924.
"It also proves the Ddmbcrata are afcrt,
eager for the frav. *
The election referred to by Mr. HuH
rrjj .Tn 1111
South Carolinians Sing jp
Front War President JnH
<j :'».r
M mid raw tlllswa waa sanuuM
, al hi* Mrrrl hwaic h> Shria* ’
palrul „ Irupi (.rrcutills, ft. K,'
which *aag "IMxle" aader ids
wladww sag Ihca al bis rsaaasl
fnll»Wcd || wHh the ' Mil Spaa
gird llanacr,"
CLARA PHILLIPS
NOW
BAN QUENTIN
SAN FHANCiarXI, Juns • Ths
tMck slum- wqll* of Sail WUI-IUIII
prlaua. likhfod mu*t serve
"from yniA* to Me“- loiiay failed 1
tu *htil out th,< *|>«»t It*lu "j.( puldiiity 1
ami the iidtairation of men for pretty
(Jan I'hllllps. Uy.uii.id “titter m- 1
man. and luiuinu r muidi-ti*w. . 1
Knwdiuinl In hi*r itumiw i*lt with 1
a x «ml liful ah I Immwlmi ua a tell mule. '
lirr only v|stu ftoui a lone nliuhis-.fi i
lush waiertowrr {rum which
■ red niui lilii* ami* ke< visit
ov r r her J.rawl ullu iVoj.ni.il
Mi* I’blllipe t.whiyv in leu* llwu «•;
lusiin fiam the time *lm* •lartial Sol
expiate hei erlmk, ha* won I
self IWo new Mil Utl**p«l Old Mthfi- <
i|U*la.
Ktret of all «bi- U Sail •{ui.iitln’a j
nsw “quM-n"-« monart h In name j
only, however, without acepter orj
power or luiilee iiywitilliis." Neverths
J lew, she le “Vfueen." She,, Ja San
1 ijueniln'* mmlinit priiamer, and with.
I UUI eolli llutloii Mini puk hi Itude v I lie
I Al he i prlMincfh, men nmt woman alike,
hove iliiUmil her null >
liatne lo Ihf (iwe
■f <» ’ e
Tlie Alltel- appc-lalton, “(lie aaniy
alia, i oqp-n from u svi* of oAvftre
and 41 new - |Ni|*eilin-o who at vapMuif
lime, tuive Collie in' tunluilt with her
since she »«* uppi eheltdod In Team l
aol|*i. Ilondmaa. uiul tu-oushl lauk
t.iKHi miles to pay tlie iNualty fix
-slaytns Allwrta Mcodowa Tliioiishout .
II uH she I to* smlleil. iii* exultantly
hoi false bravado, bat ha* lust smiled.
To 'imae the offii are who oconipaii
le«l her. ’Vhe never wlilmiM-red nor,
talk'd). She waa just 'Xante.’"
Ttaluy rente tld* aupreme tent Tie
eatu|»e of Mr«, I’lillllpe from Ihe Uel
Auseh* Jail In* never lawn explained 1
mittefui lortl). True ehe lm* told that *
jesae 111I 11 cell. Hokllt-r of fill time, naWed
Hie hsro of her cell fuan the outaole !
and Jilted her to tlie- naif of tlie full |
i oixhl feel below Hat the odk%rs
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Mount Utlea, June t j Ungalt lljlft
#in< h i>m« «u. thr tai'ghjt ilhinlnY _
!«*»«' f«r rftawtwrrta* Mw«w *’«. ~
intiiliUin nmt <W»ni. MR *Mrh fl<;
<lui.tr> It itltiMWl . nllp iy qnit ft*nhe
uit. trMuin piotli .* pedate hrrwiogi In
.nuln MwinKln« Inch to lx-nr M *■<»
Hlull nmy. In unollMli- 1 year, pr I*9. jte (
iM/rfiuiin# ami .luuiuuc |m|u «* isuhr
d* rrnr.
w I Manta** for thf Mat four
, ’*% v *X ,f * r " “ nd ** 'tarry
vuiiinhlna polnl, uJinuat I* the h*4M
pnHK.rtU.ii hua lout I bualnr** .vUTtrod:
a» tu. wtlmi money trap ■— ■** *|aMf
Juki at that , particular <t#H» -mt the
W t<* (tthr lh* i>iaoa>af lhn barr*
i'«h
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Anti no rmirr tlatn own hua loud
lniatn«M> man. uad l a rater* '’an whU.'
'U"t UrtHill* eye* toward Ift* harry
Hf~h pot* its Mvtlon* I* thn aouth of
it* who dpt not f<.>Ui.hl> quit Ui«
of thU popular wad quite
often p.ofttub** fruit; a i**J In r<»»uuu—<
to i hi# Ittnalnn for u natnay trap aUM*
utrltnr than potaUma, el*., our furtn
**»• are utpdu turnina to berry urttppn
thia >*»i > pi.idu.Uya uuadrupHau that
of hint >• u.
Klnuiv* Kalita red /row. lh* mJlrted
■latortla on tierrlnu and other ve#w
■able trope mortal la <|nU. are *r*
hHMhI
Klmwberriaa. tH.731 ciwVua Ud« *w
"•u. an rum»i rad with JLIII unite
butt year: garden ffm dtaHU 7.MC,
ua root pored with .ppiMlMnltlf MM
hurt )*»>. * ..d
Htuina aie null movtair Id. «*r lead
lota i hi* ImHkji Uta 'blv eng ah'* Car
liana*, for whirh lh* pete* up to
Tuenda. ae*iun*d u|i*taid* of ft J| ncr
buMhet. • ' «*’, ■ J
't'hr tucnl potato martlet openad
* Monday. .«ml while the hum mag Ilia *
"t nth t* *' little i matari
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