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Large Crowds Greet Harding In Delaware
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COL. HVTCHiaSOa, WHO STOPPED GERMANS AT TPRES, HIRE
Stroud's Sentence Reduced To 4 Months
BAPTIST MINISTER TO
PAY THE GIRL IN THE
CASE FIVE THOUSAND
He Alio Is Required To Pay A $l5O Fine And The
Court Costs; Judge Hortop Praised By
Local Attorneys
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A plea for merry yesterday won Rev. I. R. Stroud, Duplin „ j
county Baptist minister, convicted of prostitution, a reduc
tion in his sentence of 19 months on the roads, to three
months on the road, one month in jail and a iiqe of $l5O and
the court coats.
Not, however, until his attorneys had shown Judge J.
Lloyd Horton, who was presiding, that a settlement of $6,000
had been made to the girl in the case, "Mathilda Kennedy,
and the submission of a statement from Dr. W. H. Cobb, of
this city, declaring that in his opinion a long road sentence
would seriously endanger the health of the Baptist minister.
•tags* Harts*, *i» fwittrlD. ths *•*-
'fleetsrad hr was prompted to
do to Sr three ctrcumnUneee, the
dapendoncy of a wife and four chil
dren upon the defendant, the condi
tion of tIM defendant* health, and
the fact that Stroud was convicted
under a statute hut lately enacted.
This statute forbid* the false regis
tration at hotel* aa mao and wife for
immoral purpose*.
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Yesterday'* proceeding* also net
tled forever und unoit the $20.00*1
damage suit Instituted In Dupllu
county by Brantley Kennedy, father
of the girl.
A petition urging a reduced pen
county bar association, wa* read,
flsl cttlsens of Duplin county, w
read la support of the plea.
Before the adjournment of court,
yesterday, a high testimonial of
Judge Horton's fitness and Judicial,
temperament, passed by the Wayne
county bar ussoclartlon. was read
Signed by a committee composed of
D. H. Bland. W. A. Dees. John D.l
Langston and Judge W. 8. O'B Hob
lason. the resolution was, as fol
lows:
“At a meeting of the Bar Associa
tion of Wayne County on the Htb day
of une. IAS. It was suggested that
this waa the last term of court that'
tha Hon. J. Lloyd Horton. Judge, will
hold In this county during his pres
ent riding of the 4th Judicial Dis
trict; sod at the unanimous request
of the entire bar of Wayne county,l
the (oHottlng resolutions were adopt-'
ed and ordered filed with the clerk
of court, with dequeat that they be
spread upon the minutes;
‘’First: Be It resolved that the un
failing courtesy and splendid judi
cial temheranbrat and ability of Hon
J. Lloyd Horton, Judge, hi* aptness
and accuracy In the dispatch of the
court's business and his line sense of
Justice, tempered with the quality of
merry, he publicly recognised
“flecoad Be It further resolved
that the thanks of the bar of Wayne
rounty be expressed to Judge liorion
for the excellent service rendered by
Liquor Now Outlawed
On Both Land And Sea
w 4MHIKIITO*. Jane It. (Hr
IW AimHiM Ftwi.) -Brirrap
linear that toaad aboard
torflfi MerohaataM-a la Aawri
/ raa water* after M had krfi barr
ed ft** Aaarlraa ««H hj the
talataad AH aaw U oftirlallt
drive* Hi I*l* % ape* Ml.
Attar IW it rake *f aridalght
aader re*a tot lean drafted A) IW
TrMHir ItepartMeal I* Hake *f>
Irrlive Ihr aMadatr ml (hr Ha
prana ceart, there la h aabatae
-o*l legal feat held tor alroholle
drthks vrttMa the artodletlna ml
• e*tl*eatol failed Wain a»h#rr
ar attaal.
i A wtodir at tha aara haw
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
him to the lawyjhi and people of this
county while riding tigs JtMlclal
District.
"Third; Be It further resolved that
a copy of tbeae resolutions lie fur
nished to the pres sfur publication.”
HERRICK DOW STMTS
"BRUCH OF PROMISE "
Allege* Hig Secretary Who He
la Suing for $50,000 Prom
laetlTo Marry Hint
Washington. June » (By the
Associated Press.) — Manuel Herrick,
former Representative from Oklaho
ma, who some months ago aired on
the floor of the House some of his
experiences In counship, added an
other chapter to the story today by
filing a breach of promise suit aguinnt
his former Secretary. Mlm Kthelyn
Tharan. He saka 150,000 /autage*.
It was N on a complalntAtut he had
annoyed Mis* ( baran on Ihe street
that Herrick recently paid .a pollpe j
court fine of $6. Aa on thatoccaslon
he appeared today aa his own counsel
and told the court that Miss f'hrane
had promlaed to marry him "In the
"presence o fcompetent witnesses ’’
I'. H. HUM SHIPS FROM SWEDE*
‘ BTOt'KHOLM. June ft- (Ily Ihe As-|
soclsted Press.! —An order for two
passenger molorshlps for Pacific
t'oasl Service has been placed with
n Gothenburg shipyard by an Anier-j
can compuny. The, vessel* will been-j
tlrely furnished and completed In
Sweden. They will be of 3.00 ' tons J
each und tllll have a speedof IK knots j
un hour. „
Tbit la the first order e\er placed!
In SwedOn by American firms for
large sblpe.
fired la (he retrataliont wat
H»ea bp Treat nr) odlrlal. lodat t
r*f»rrea»al." It aa« poiated eat.
"to att rearer*. a Ilk prahlbilloa
. (*a* Ikal tkr rrjralallne. In Ihr
■Hmf nf |hr BUirlllHr paarr« us
Ihr world are t* hr applied a* a
lllrral readier «| tlie- blrhe.l
rMrt'a aplatoa will warraal.
The **>r aairllerallag pruvl
*k»a# are .Irletl) of ** raw-men*
O and leaperarr rhararler. In
• itmla* te»«»el- at i--j. wk«*» Ike
etteHlf-JhNir arrive*. Mat fcrita
" thethree *tih- lIMil
Hn Ike la<t ilia, hat it ai-«; re.
■a!* aadrr *e*l aalll the hoatf
»W hto »tailed. _ |
TWELVE PAGES
What Water and Flames Did to I ark.
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Phutogrnpb shows the comer where a disastrous tire br.du- out and mjdcu to the heavy to|j of damage whan Hot
Bprtnga, Ark., was swept by «.whl due to a cloudburst. Notu the wreckage >4 aulantobßts wiuch were le.rue sioag Ilk*
boats on the crest of the food as It swept through the (triuclpal husioess streets
Late Wire* Flashes
GENERAL WOOD HITS ANOTHER TYPHOON
MANILA, June 9—(By the Associated Press.k—.Gov
ernor General I/Ponarti Wood today had hig second experience
• a typhoon victim when his yacht was caught in Manila
harbor by the storm and thrown high on a submerged
breakwater. In May 1922, while Ixmrd the same vessel, he
wwa driven to seek safety from a typhoon in one of the un-„
frequented island harbors. At that time fears were felt fur
his safty. No damage wag done today.
THREE MORE ROWAN BANKS CLOSE
SALISBURY, June 9.—Three banks in Rowan county
cloned their doors yesterday afternoon and today following
the closing yesterday of the Peoples National llunl: of Sal
isbury,
The three bank* are the First National- Bank of Spencer,
the Merchants and Farmers Bank of Granite "Quarry and the
Bank of Rockwell.
The Spencer institution will be able to pav ita obliga
tion* in full, it wa* said today by W. G. Folger, National
Bank examiner, but no statements as to the situation of the
other hree could lie obained in authoritative quarter* here
today, nor would banN of cent generally discuss the closing
for the present.
The Peoples National Bank,, it was announced by ita
officers yesterday was closed because of withdrawal of de
posit* following throwing of the Mecklenburg mill* into re*
ceivership, as it,was explained that the bank had been in
tered in financing the mills.
The Peoples National Bank was capitalized at $100,900,
the Spencer bank at $25,000, the Rockwell Institution at
$7,000 and the Granite Quarry Bank at $5,000.
HOGS CHEAPEST IN EIGHT YEARS
, EAST ST. LOUIS, 111., June 9.—With a top price of
$6.75 the 100 pounds today, lings were selling at tho na
tional stock yard* knee cheaper than at any time in the lasi
eight years, Heavy'receipts were ascribed -a* the cause.
Approximately 2,186,000 head having been received k<» far
this year as compared wit)) 1,629,000 for the concsjiouding
(teriod last year.
This time u year ago hogs were selling at an average
> of $10.70 the 100 pounds.
BIG REWARD FOR “DAINTY” BANDIT
CHICAGD, June 9.—Reward totalling 15.1MM1, offered
by two Chicago Masonic lodge*, spurred the authorities to
day in their search for the girl bandit slayer of Richard C.
Termer, prominent Chicago insurance'man.
The two bulges met und appointed representative* to
co-operate with the |>olice, announcing at the same time
they plan to enlist the aid of associate organization through
out the nation in the search.
Two of the women suspect* in the police search for
the woman bandit were eliminated today. One woman und
two men remained in custody.
V JAPS RE-ENFORCE PATROL
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TOKIO, June 9.—f(By the Associated. Press.)—Japun’s
reply to China’s note of yesterday demanding un apology
for of Chinese rioters l>y Japanese marines a 1
< hangali, province of Hunan, June J, ami Uic withdrawal of
Japaquee gunboats from Changsha, waa the dispatch today
of four destroyer* from the Saaebobs* to re-inforre the J*
panose Patrol on the Yangtie river and the official state-.
“ißpent that Japan was determined to defend the Jives and
property of her nationals in China.
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PRFIEOT HOIK
MKEK-ffllM
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Tn Member* «r Hi*' flirty It
Seemed Thai Ntate Hofi
d»v Wa* Declared
IN SPITE OF PROMISE, "--
HE MAKES SPEECHES
VII FOKIf, It.-lrt. Jim,! a ; ( jjy
<h- tssiti Ju(<h) t’rcuH.) The
heart of liclonarr nan opm | w .
'**•> President uud hr*. llurd
««d an iilmo>t eeutinuue* mutton
w»«« given fh»m h- Dirt I niters
l M the slatr from Hllmiugfa to
•he norlli lo south,
n Mas u icreal du) for Delaware. .
To member- of f|i«> President's
I»nH.i ll seemed as tbonglr n -late
j holldnj hull hr. a • dwlnrcd, and
Hie enftrr- population of the cam
j uionneallh hut ifnilnl |« the
; eltiel he ton ns, mid village*.
*•'"1 elntiir the tojtdslde to war*'
H greeting to the. t hies FxeriUlvc
and the first ladycjf Hie land a*
they |,n«‘<*d hjr mid vMte.l saute
of the IIHIe fonn« which never
, before In Ihrlr loa* history Und
enlerlained a ('resident.
\ ll wan a dnjr also for the
rirsidcnf He reached Wilmington by
in>ln from \Vn*htog|on~nhortly »firr
n.ion reiterplrd the <lo< lunation nrute
in cnlljfm •yesterday, that ho posit Ive
' ty would moke no ixldresife* during
. the trip An hjv.if* oiler he tin t reach
ed Wilmington. ni«ve«l by the reesp-
Hon tendered him at h Innrheon rlv
••it hint tiy Hie Young M. n » Rennldl
cin etui, be was masc lug a'KPeeeh ix
)>l ilnlnr. ihit no inuii could .remain
■ liiinti In the flic- of m il n J»‘lemn»
Other U'ihlib. followed before hi
hoarded the l*roakkn»l»l yg't-'hl. May
(lo'illn . .it * n pn ;<• 1)
BASEBALL RESULTS
,IH I |,.l tasss
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lIHKWI
IHehnion.l IW. NrlxiWiilh 11,
Norfolk £, W4»«on 3 (DManinfP-l.
Peler-burg 11, Itoefc? Mould IL
SMITH (TFAKTH’i
SpHiiiinhnrc 7-4, Uffidl jS»7.
I olnnil.ln 1-1. I.rveiitllle Jp-U.
M.irou 1. I'harlot to 7, ff
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rilllMKT
II IwlM-liilea IN Raleigh 13.
t,rera»l*or* ll'.b Point Ml,
| hunt Hie I. hiirliiiw 11.
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,| New Tori 3, t lei elaN.I It.
I'hllodclphla «. IMroll S.
Aitkin ii,
l hie ago t, iholiiu 3,
W ashlnirl-in I. Ht. Louis o,
( ii)elhnatr I? t hiladelphiu J.
» ITlMinrg tt, New Vork A.
I ntw nit.iin
Birmingham 1. Whirl* 11,
Kgshvllte L ( halUum'g.t H.
Men Orleans 1 Memphis t (t ailed
la 7th oa arm mil of rulaj,
j Mobile t, I,lt tie Hack Jk
TWI.I.VE PAGSM
I BILLET MATES DURING
WAR, BRITISH HERO IS
GUEST MAJOR PIERCE
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i Adjutant General Van Mett* and Col. Mannings
and Other* Here Today to Welcome
l)i*tingui*hed Guest
One oh he cut#Uiinli up horoea of th* World War. Lt,- .
( nioin I Graham Scion Hutchinaoß, who stopped the German
advaitre at the Belgium forrteajt. who la a x-gmlldpte
for momber of I’arlicmantwith every prospect of being elect
cd, will be the (Nstjnguihhed gueat of Goldsboro today and
Monday.
At riving on an early afternoon train, (’id. Hutchinaoo
will I** the guest of Major W. W. Pierce, commanding ofll
ct r of the 115th Machine Gun Batallion, who waa billeted
with him in France, and who with h|a troops received his
preliminary training under Col. Hutchinson.
Former war nun rides and admlr-
Hiv. Uni J. Van Matte, Adjutant Uen
«ra) of thr North Carolina stem
»di»n: Uutdea dmllb and <’nl
l.um ti.. 11 Mum.ing * 111 llkawl*# li-‘
ihe *a«'st* of Mujor Pl*rcp. amt trill
make the auty of f’ol. Itatchtaaon
unjoyailjH with rhetr rrmtnlfroa#* of
ihe around Ypraa. -
’ Although Major Mere* did not
loarn until yeatarday afternoon of
the exert Out* ®f the arrival of Col
KuLrbininn Irt Uoldsboio, an alubo
rate proa ram is twins arranged la
honor of bln visit, including an old-
Ualiiwned luutvra North (’aroliux
hartiecue liy tba local po*U of the
American legion
‘ ('of. liutthlnron la In Aniarlca rep*
reaouling the lanuton Kx*
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SAVED FROM m
MB me JERSEY;
Cat Halim and Java Combine To,
De Violence To Baptist
nrtd KlanHnuin
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WAS SAVED BY TIMELY *
POUC EINTERVENTION t
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: K>:vv YORK. June 9—Tha Rev. O*.
ear HaytrnOd, »bo came from (ha
South its an prxapfser lor the Kti
Klui Klaii. wan anved from certain
Injury uud poaalhle death laat night
by three I'crtb Amltoy idotcenien, no
enriling to a atory appaurlng In the
\e* \m t; Tril.inic The trio, a aaij-'
scant, a pntrolmun and u khakl-clad
mototry. le pttlrolman. blocked ,n
narrow paaimfeu in Uie Junior (fliill
Hull at.lVrth Amboy, N. J, and held
I mob of 500 In lii rtaled aoti-Klan
rioter* at bay with night atlcka and
on** revolver. Mr. Hay woo'd, thus
protected, nmde a haaty exit from’
the ball and dluippcured Into thej
■lurkness. The Klan ineetMig at which,
ha wag to be tbe chief apeaker waa
ul allilimed. . I
The I‘nrth Amtioy meeting wag an-'
nountNl on Sunday from the "pulpit j
of u ehttfch at Mount Pleaganl. N. j
J.. by a h.Mided Klanamau who tn-1
[ vlted nil thoga present to attend;
what be aald would be "a very lni-j
pot tovit meeting ” ...
The Junior ‘f lub hull |g at 15S'
rtn.it i» Hi res. t, I*erth Amboy, at lb«J
iniers.cllon of Smith Slid* Hobart'
atrerlg. dhiHh street 1* ige toWu'aj
; principal thorough far*. The Imtldlng
*ls of brick, two stoiles high and!
j rciM'bed by a stairway of av^ragi
width, whieh leads lo a narrow pna
j •*»*» In wlilah not morn than Ihrae
men might walk uhiegst.
, Crowding The meeting waa timed to!
lieglh at eight o'etek.
At that hour there waa Inside tha
• hull a group of .bout 100 Kfanaman
and Mr Haywood, fhitahle ware 500
J iiTigry. moat of them young, who d|-
tided I heme I veil Into two groups,
one of which devoted Ityflf Jo dt*-
I tU’tslon of the Ku Klux Klan’s alleg
»d auli-Cn(holi« actlvltlea, and the
icon tinned on pagv I)
MEMBER OF
ASSOCIATED PRESS
n ,
elmnge HI Uie convention SAi A»*
; ho 4 Hit| Ailwriiainu »
eWorld, slated for «n iIK Mpt''tt*
Atlantic City. N.
l ike a romance reaita
Ibis soldier i*f tba
Tblrty-teraa yea«( <ST W m
educated at Bred (laid I ’«()••», Jt r '
Ii u A. Wool* i nterwd'tßs
army In ISM. tarring In EjSijL.
Huduic and India; algo
colonial Offlce In Rhodatiii
tral ATrlca (luring th* |hßw'
be served with an Infant
In Kranee from CVtobtes‘Pf»lj| j3*
June. 1919. during .t|*‘ HK’
>curs or Which ha ooMhandttf a ba»-
Ullon He received the l> B. O. tad
followed by eta/'tSl )Sik
Ueaeral Borvtca Medal mm*
Modal. Croix da Ooerra. mi Mir
l.cglou of Honor, iietng nmr Rg|g
montioned In dlsputrliaa. .hm| MM»
«iminted As at mn.er of IM|| |«
ryll and Hutherland Hl4Bfenk
r "lon«l Hutchinson »ag a pteagog ag
the Machine (inn Corpa, anl -SUL •
buted greatly to l|a rueeba uteal ggf '
tactical Improvement.'
After the war, political aapipMlg
! activities ensued la Brotlandc "Ko It ' v :
chiiimiun of the Old
Aaeorlotlon. amt waa a mK«|
Hie executive conncil of the WBESEt'
federation of ex-aervtcg men'a ,
(lailona. and bag alwayn ttfltldl)
devoted himuolf to the causa iW tM
cx-aervtog man. Amongat otitwr puiT
lie services he waa eeaeclally em
plnyed under the foreign ofSce aa
secretary and aide-de-camp to tba 0
lirlllah ('onin'ilaaioner In Uppar 81-
leala; and later yrent en a special
mission lo the Ueaoa conference In
1921 Lt-Cot. Hutchinson entered
commerce and enrly In IHW organlx
ed and built up hie own business,
later amnlagntlng with a well-known
old established business of which be
la now tee city dlrwctor. He is n
practical huaineaa Mac. engaged | B
devising and In the cdhdnct of'tell
ing schemes for Britteb manntertur- '
cd an Idea at home abroad.
That he la a Fellow of the Royal
Heographleal Hoc let y. and gJno of the
Royal i olmtlal Institute, ti an Ihdl
isilon of the Colooal'c apeclal Inter
eau. He haa traveled extensively la
Hoi many, rrnacc. and Poland. In tha
covt und Australia and Africa, of
which countxhw he has an iatlmnta
knowledge. Ilngulatlc. economic, and
Mltlcal As honorary treasurer of
the Federation das koto I tee de lAl
lluacc Franc else at Royaume I'ni. he
com#* in contect with the French al
liea i>| Ureal Britain and America, s.
He . ha* publlnbcd two biatcrlcnl
worha. served aa a special corres
pondent, and U a regular newspaper
1 correspondent. .
For many years he has taken n
keen Interest In social reform, and
especially clubs for working bags la
i/Htdon, with whose activities he has
I been closely -associated, being g dis
trict com mine loner ror the "Boy
Scouts' Amoclelton.
o|, llutrhlnson married la ItM, r
Mrs Hutchinson, th* only daughter
of Mr. r. H Durham, at Harrow
Weald, served during the war la the
Uuiih Middlesex Royal Red Crwee De
tachment aa a nurse treat 1911 to
I9I« eighteen months of which she
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