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m' m I »► m m —#- m m m m oo g 01 3Q.
Seventy-Six Neophites Are Taken Into The Order
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CULLED ON FOR«
* tpymm
few Kj NoSj R#e trader*
~Thlnk for the Now Build
jjlOf To Be Erected
QUARTERS GREATLY
NEEDED BY GOLDSBORO
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It In well la ll(# that w# forget
■ grrgl may thing*. mOUk aud
wlk (art tiu«">. bat there -hnnid
Mter ctmr a tim«- In the IK#
of nay American man or noatna
ahr a the valorous trrti per
formed hr Ik# be" who took up
arms la the l uJt.rU Males la de
fense «f hi# Pear. of Ih# H orl.r
skua Id he forgotten.
Thai Ihyv war be u» misun
derstanding la Ih# mind* of an>
•a# about lh# purpose for which
this bulldiun la lo h# erected,
l#l It he clearly understood that
Ih# prime pnrpoo# for which this
budding la lo h« creeled la a
monument lo oar hoy* oho #a
listed la Ih# left- aar. and la to
Ini a Memorial to Ih# »#rrl##s
which Iher rendered lh#lr eouu
* trjr. 0 ,
The above paragraph* were writ
ten Into the letter recently eeul out
by Captain Nathan O’Rerry 19 the
old subscriber* tor he new Memorial
Community Building to h# erected
bare aaaa. They embody the tea U-j
mint aid feeling that the entire
conitnuulty feel* rgardlna the proper j
form of meftoriul thnt should b#|
erected to the men who (ought and
died la the neecnt world conflict.
Active atapa are being taken (or
the erection of the memorial. The
canimlttee plan# to have the cam*
• paign (or fnada to end Wednesday
Junp 17, and then a canvass will b#
take for subduriber*. Captain O Ber
ry'a letterla given lu full below.
TO TH ICBUBBCRIBHKS l* THE
MEMORIAL BUILDING FUND:
About (our yeara ago a campaign
was put on In tbta county to wain#
two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars to purchase a lot and erect a
building In memory nut wilfr to the
hoys who made th# supreme sacri
fice In France, but to all of our boys
In \Vgyne county who enlisted under
the Colors. Most all Os us thought
that this would boa fitting tribute
to our bnroea. *
• The campaign was launched and
an effort made to get subscribed this
amount of money, but the rfiort# 01
(Inn cumpulgu only yielded about one
hundred and Ittteen thousand dollars
In money and pledges, this amount
being totally Inadequate to pay fur
the lot and erect the building for
which plane and specifications hud
hfea prepared and accepted
A great financial depression Imme
diately followed this rfiort on our
part to rnlse thin money', and lh#
matter hua remained In abeyance
from that day until this.
At the time thin campaign, was
launched a board of trustee* were
elected by the subscriber* to this
fond and tbl* board of trustee* be-
Itevlug that the time wotlld come
when title uulldlna could be eroded,
went ahead amt purchased the beau
tiful lot directly in front us the court
houro square, the purebaao price of
this Ipl benlg twenty four thousand
dollars, and of this sum eighteen
thousand dollars have been paid,
leaving a balunre due, on this lot.
principal and Interest of about eight
thousand dollars. This eight thou
sand dollars have been paid by a
large number of the subscribers to
this fund, bat there Is now »o money
left In the Ireasary to complete lb#
payment# due on tbl* lot
As the mutter stand* today uuleea
■ some Immediate action Is tskan to
pav the balance due on this lot. the
till# to this 10. will revert to thorn*
sub#< rlbers who have mini# pert or
whole payments or their pledge#, and
the purposes for which Ihl* lot ba*
bc«tn purchased will be thrawted.
At a meeting of th* beard of
trustee* receutlv held It was decided
Ip ippgp pp papeul Ui.liie subscrib
er, of Itts food, aadaeh that they
# mTt*
that Hjgyi ba IMM la mat for Um
pu. chased
At a subsequent meet lag of the|
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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Efforts Being Made To
Secure A New State
Institution For Wayne
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Movemenu are on foot to bring
10 Goldsboro th* new Lantern Uaro
llna training school authorised by the
i , *** le«l»latur*. At tbr same time Wtl
*on county is making an effort to lake
the school there.
I
At the lost general assembly a sum
of »50|Mo was appropriated to be u#-.
ed to erecting and starting an Baet
'ero t arollna Training School to bu
‘located Homewhere In K,.«,;ern Curo
line. Up to the preset tliup no step*,)
' have been taken to try to secure the
■school In Wayne fount ybtft a com
mittee la to he appointed by the oottn
•ty board of buptlc welfare to go into'
i* the matter aud try to senure land
'‘which can c offered to the stale to be
' need for rata purpose.
At present the only school In ttgp
, state la at foncord and is one of the
paying Idetltutlona of Hurt city and
•they ace very proud of the school A
'number of counties have built cot
tages there for the proper bousing of
boys sent from those counties but at
the present flute It !a almost Itu!•<»*-,
slbk for an Edetarn Jttvcnllo court to
gat a bey placed thereon account tis
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Alderman Humphries In
C if rn#»-
Statement Attacks The
0 P % .
. City Financial System
o -
Mr, Hugh Humphries, member of
tly» board of aldermen yesterday as. 1
ternoou liuiucd an Important ntute-'
mont regarding tl»« present Indebted-'
ness of Goldsboro und compare* l(
wltb the Indebtedness of Greensboro.
Mr, Humphries' statement is straight
and to the point und scores the pres
ent tax rate and Indebtedness of
Goldsboro bra i lly The statement ft* f
given below:
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“ThaiOoldsboru public dcbt.it the
prrMrot time Is ns follows, gross debt. 1
t1.fU4.500. !*»* credit for street as
sessments $233,015 and sinking fundi
1171.0113 which makes a total debt'
of f1~.32D.780.
The 1922 assessment valuation is!
approximately tIe.COO.uOO Therefore!
It can he seen that the net debt Is;
7.2X04 per cen( of the assessed valu-i
utlon of the entire city.
Now the city of Greensboro ha:>!
an assessed value of f78.00f1.000 und'
a net -debt of $2,800,000. If can bc|
seen therefore that the art debt Is
3 und one half percent of the aft
sessed value This ,t|tsee and. one
half percent Include* the recent one 1
million dollars bond Issue for street
Improvements. ••
in assessing Die propcrl) owners:
for street Improvements Oieepsboro
pays for rurhlnys. extra grading-ud
street Intersections
about percent of the'to
tal posts. The ' abutting property
owners pay übout seventy-live per
cent.
Tlfc City of Goldshuro In nraklng
street Improvements pay for estru
gmdlng. street in terser. Hone anil llfty
per rent of the pavements There
fore It can he aeen that the prop
erty owners pays about twenty-live
per cent and tire cjty seventy-five per
cent of Hm total cuibr.
. In Greensboro no exemption are
matte cliurrjhrs or othei- .property
bidders. Tbn towns around Golds
boro paid from thirty to thirty-litre
per cent of the total costs of slroet
building and the'-property owners
have puld sigty-flvs to seventy per
cent.
If Goldsboro Is to continue He pros
rut biiauxlsl policy of rnsking public
Improvements we boys about rapebed
rted will add g still larger burden]
J 0 the ready o> frlowded to* psy-|
\ , . * * 4,
I the Inatumtoo twiMff at us»
that th> school Ural m|B ftemfed aad
I that it would beejSKttsfieif scoff
1 somewhere In the eastern section or
the Mtate dad that h saw 00 ruson why
rfßtidgvovvogstthsll the oth« other t
Goldsboro or Wapne county could not
'get the Institution.
Goeruor Morvtwm will appoint u
' board of truatses aa soon *a It |a dc
' ctded lo build the school and where
It is to K built. Until than R Is the
plvi I the department bore »n nke - *
live n.y isj *r to secure ni G‘\!.b<!fO
the vcbool t
Mr. Howell stated yesierdty that'
the county hud at present a Urge'
number, of boye running wild a* a
result of ' having no place to pend
them. He elated that the school would
not be « bus Inns* and ftaaullal nn.vjl.
to the kjmnrtmlty but that It would re-
Ueve tbd state, city and County of a
lurg# biU that will utmost sure fol
low thu'Mllhwig of tbd bays at pr*»v
ent la Wayne county who should t>e
In training school ruu wild Intend of
gHig them prefer trefhtftg ’
ers. with no prospects of the line
1 paying operating expenses for a num
-1 her of' year*.
‘T do believe that some dlepdhi
tlon should be made of the present
system -of street railways and In
view of the fact that the city Is Ihe
largest stock holder that should lie
easily taken care of. The racks on
tli cpaved streets should remain as
they ire and the debts of the com
pany paid which will perhaps not
escced the salvaging value of other
tracks plus the insurance money oh
the cur Imrn which was recently
burned Should the city take this
action they would bn In complete
control or the car line corporation'
und later when the town grows and'
It is uppurvut (lint the business would
be such us to pay operating expense*
the people could determine the mut
ter with no more expense than at
th present time. , j
“Another lUiug 1 would like to
say Is this. The mutter, so exempting
tki churche* und-other insUulktnv
from tux imying te to «iy mind a vety
silly thing. You might as well ex
empt the Odd Fellows' Orphanage,
the hospital, und arty other organisa
tion engaged In s«cb work. In lh«i
surrounding cities and In cHtea l|k«-
Ituleigh end Greensboro there Is wt
emptlon allowed churches und lu this
case there should he none It is
a violation of one. of the first articles
of democracy, namely, that the church
and state should lemalu almoini< l>
separated, and when the sute atartsj
donating money In rorm of taxes.)
they erg not seiwmted.'
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MU* MKN MMOIN*
KMZABKTH rnv. June 11.- The
twcntyflftb annual seaslou of the
grand council of North Carolina Im
proved onlwr of, lied Men ad the An
nual meeting of the degree of Poco
buntas came to close here today with
the Installation of the officers elected
yesirday and th filling of'uppolutlvc
ufbccrs by the newly elected heads '
' Grady of New JJern was
rhosgii great keeper of. the record r
In ihe wcjpnn'n order today. ■*
§KN4|IRK MAN MAM tit;
- .ftirtirr Denmark nf the Chamber (
PtXmprtu rev has i.«t the, uye nf hie
wgjf r* tor W Unit A had Ml Isynl
lUtfpftjM* his eye esartary hi.
[fired to have a bandage iMrerW wIMMnI
ilaix. n a ' T
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&i 1 a’ki.
OOI.IMBOUB, I. U, tItIUAV MOIt.VIKk, Kilt M, MO
- c e m
TIMKHU
BE ClilTE FI
816 SIIIIE OFFICE
FRIENDS REFER TO
« HIM AS DIRT FARMER
RALtGUiH. June I ».-;T.»h ,Parker,
'for A number of. cdrib.llwfl
with Q»e State D&nrhneftt nf 4pr|-
cufturs. tonight ninoiidoed hi* cap
dhtocy for t tenon la* Inner of Agrfcul
ture,
•’Any person peeking *n
office like that of Uonuulselnner of
Ag relit It urs," Mr. Parker atated In
hi* announce inant* ''fhouid have #
definite purppee »H flew other than
simply to run b»f ollke. l-'or that
reason I unnouoa* my ‘plstform’:
Better farming roWbodi, hrV*‘ r f urw
houirs and hattgr ujdrkctuu fat lll
tlea.
"Better fuimlpg fUct,hod* fdt the
purpose of k#*pln4 ( TarihtMi opera
tlohi uj>-to-dut#. the-coal ot
pKgluctton and aiming to the profit*;.
Better hop)** equKmatfffgi* Uw aMH
fort and cortvuhlenesu <al the ,fl*mily
thereby giving tfisft the plwmttr* that
should go With rural ttCa Better
marketing radlltles w «* m get- the
full vain*, for thb fares- srops apld,
all of which win»gfve to tbs family
hr lbs Ma ■ turn vl**a«i* IH
real cjuntry tlß> and Umpire them
to higher Ideate slid usphrationa Up
on these depend lb* , future prosper-,
lt> olb our countrfc
-It will be. my Bistre to brl«* tin
Uinta Departmmt Os Agricultard mi.,
closest co-operiißoa with every agag
state und fed*sal. thkt h*A for
Us purpose# th* bottertnant of rural
conditions and u more poraporous aud,
purer ssful agtleauor*. To tbta stut
t promise n*y Effort*
•The year* us service I had if
conducting famiern rutd women'* In
stltut** gave m# the opportunity of
going Into ever# ciamty to the litule
and secure first band Information
direct from tho farmsre ccucernlur.
agricultural condltlone In their .lo
calities."
“But no espertences I huVe hud"
Mr. Parker continued, "will stay with
mu longer than those obtained at
oar Farm Women'* Institutes. It
was at th<f#a meet mi# that we cajtne
Into closeet touch th# human
nlemeut.ot th# farm, lbs mothers sad
daughters, the horn* makers .of tbr
country, th* moulder* of th* llveis
of those who gre to Jolbiw u* In Uu -
making of a greater North Uarolluu !
in their gsoeralton" |
Mr Pufhar Is a Democrat and his,
f 1 lends rt(tl his us “ did
farmer.' 1 ■
LASKER SPEAKS IQ
DEMOCRATS ABOUT
HIS PROPOSED TRIP
ShitMitntf Board ClUiinnnn Talks
Back for the Fir*t Tlrag
Hinct* liciiiv Attacked
BAYR PARTY I*OLTICH
CAUBEB CRITICISW
WASHINGTON. June 14- Attacks
o» # th« forthcoming trial trip of-th*’j
per# 1 tgiriu-tsrixcd us.
•PAriy Pillules” by Chairman Usher'
in lh# first rormaf Statement .i*-
•M#d by the shipping board since
criticism begun to f,*d it■ way lam
the pres e Promin* (or the trial
wae mud# by the board under thp
Ixnooi nuic udinlulsti 11U011 Mr. Us- '
ker --pfdnted out that John Martin
f*>^ m* was chelioian |rh#n Igrldslttal
expsaaa* werw approvod- by cwngreav 1
for tbv prppsr conditioning of the
ship, m
r "Forget for the mohwnr it* teaip
letlon to misrepresent for . political
purpoaq " was the tmuaMge Uhalna»|i,
*•**’-.
uttv« eomnMUss . Ray •
''•* »;• v^- 1 ’ * #h>>— j*\ I
day*.
t , e,-f -.■ - 1 1
oifEmuii mipes for
mysethM
OF RUM OUESTIi
UIPLOIfIATB STILL
, ?w wm™«
;i r.ttt-factor) net
I letuwnt of tbe troublexome q next loti
Involved." Senator Overman of North
Carolina, Democrat member of Ik*
jidVfiwy committee ilestered repaid-
Ink, , tk« qimsilon n( liquor about
■ foreign «li(ps |h Unofhpii nj>rt».
"That of count moan* 4 aatlle
mopt that doe* not Interfere wlth.jhe
canrtiti.tton jU i*«l ,1* ik)l rqgtmry to
the Eighteenth Amendment 1 fur-■
tber hope that the Urlh«h House of I
Common* will niH iiaaa the bill aim-
Ml to compel A mar loan ahteOfOVlar
il« fhcpprwwnd Bt ffhltArJ*,, carry,
liquor. t 'for HMlfir art not tu be
•
New Woßfttrr of SkU%_t* lW
IW a* Hornbfa» Hone *
Han (Irent Caducity
WILL IJWAHK ANY
r’" SHIP NOW IN USE
DAYTON. Juno 14 TU# largayt
airplane the world ha* known, with
n wing ejlread <vf 120 feet -haif aaaln
aa wide ua thf grant .Martin Uomh
era of the army air Harvtoe —will take,
to the air for the first time hare ootne '
time thlq month.
The new mounter of the aklea. In- .
tended solely for use aa • bomber,
nnd *atd to be capable of carrying t[
i a quantity of-splosivee »u Widen: ioj
Wtroy a large portion of a modern',
city, ta being aeaembled at Metloosl,
Field, tbe army air «Utkon. under d|-l
reel too of Walter H. Barling. Ita da- 1 ,
signer.
With lie great width' and other
measurement* In Miuportlou, the
plane will dwarf ’he largaet ships!
no# uaed The height o ftjie new.
plane will be 21 eel. while It# length i
from nose to tall will be #6 feet. £
Driven by *f* Liberty engine*. tb«f
new ship will require a mlntmua. ,
crew of four men and conUiln pro |
ila lon * 'lot a working; force of etch’'
■KB to' be need when the ooewaton 1
■tequlrea Exclusive of the crew, tt 1
will weigh more than forty thou
sand pounds
tYlth the Idea of obtaining a maal
inum of lifting power, atabllitr And
safety. Mi Darling deelgned tbenthip
na a trl-plane of modlllad type Tti*
upper and not bar wing* will be of I
pradli nlty the »*m# * dimension*,
while that In -the center will few nar
rower. Along It* lentgb wilt run the
control device* giving them protec
tion nnd adding a. feature of safety
Describing the value of tbe qew
plan# na a machine of war, Mr Bar
ling. who during 1 tat war did much
i experimental work for the British
Royal Hying Corpa, nay* fltat Ita
maxlntum load of tu-veml «<m* of 41-
plohite* could do untold damage
Our tMoinh of tbe alls which the gblp
can enrry would ha capable of A*vk
, lug tly ,|prg**t *nd newest type or
naval v«t*»tl hr be|leva*, y ,
l.lkrwDr, a *lngle bomb ffopv the I
tnarbilie. be declare#, coulr demur i
sitae an entire community Bbopldj
1 me" n projectile lie dropped In the*
center of a city, hr »uy», a ttfty
; foot crater would h« dug. alt bulld
-1 Ing* In tbe vicinity completely de
stroyed and structure# for a hair pile
*ip I*ARC»
OF THAT NUMBER
> 4 * , ■
HO THIRDS EQi
THE LOCAL KUM
The Kleaate* and Oth*r| Bat After
meny I* Finished an Urantham’* M
»' Near the IWDtouadsßrT
mSPUMK
GREIT CUM
it moot
Hh. MMdbtoß VlmUb m GN»><
I i
MtyftKHKAD tITYJtm M. MB*.!
L'Ury K L. Middleton, of Raleigh. who
*y**y«. **»***<
$ rs: r
. ei.’bly which. Ig to jxttyrqM- Imre
! 2f-j«y* r vx^NKSrMlSiiß'i^Pt
'IOC highly Planned with teenl ewMB-l
. lieu* IV AMte-teteH «M,IM
tMUidqusrTrVdTthe aM&jR
,'ha* recently undergone eateoaive ee-
I n idled witji new (Jhlpioeat threiidjl-:
.n,l ITte ’nito lor ihp, decailop Thf
1 he ll J rot the wertf m M.tf per 0u».
dlp.llar rate* wilt ot.tdln at Bttttr ts-s
caf«hotel*. * ** *'* v ‘»* -» P
. Krom many *«ctlona of lh# *oUe r M*, {
Middleton ty getting euquirea about j
thi. meet In* and Iheofif look now lor)
n large attendnnee la good. This will 1.
. ‘be eighth annual Mssfon of the I
HaptU Heaalde Aaaembly. hut, the
first time It h*e n*< le Moipbewd .
t lty. for a number of years It pigd f
»t Wrightavllte Bench. The Dapflat f
i. Huts t onvention of North Oaroline |
'and of other steles la com nil tied to ;<
I g policy of holding *ummer anneal r
bile*. The object of thee# gatherings!
In t a provide wholesome recronih« lag i<
in , congenial ulmoaphoi a. eombliMd |
' with liaellectual tonic and spiritual ,
I uplltt.
! Ibe approach log assembly bere, U
, I* • nought, wt|l provide all of tlmna i
. h» a great wey A glance at the pro-)
|! w ** ,d proglgm will antlafy one oil
I Aaaembly Bundny tuoraloc-11 oVlndf
lli«A» 34. With a senHM, WIN ageak
i eveatng an the general topic.
•Tha Orowth of Faith In Jeans]
■f'hriat.” Dr Kmd A. Agar. New Yorg
f’My. secretary of xtewardahlp nnd ef
ficiency In the Northern BhpUv' coo
vrniion will apeak each day ht mm
on "I'Ordabip ami KfflclenCy." except
jibe find Sunday night, when he will
deliver bl* notable address on “The
HlKt> C oat el Loving " Dr Agar lea
man of nnllon-wldn'fnni es a speaker,
author, end efficiency twit la
church affairs.
1 Other dally featurw* w*|M beu study (
lu .IJtu Acta ot (h* Apootles by l>r.'(| :
C Dal*, of Albemarle, who Is rscaff- f
nl*ed n* being one of the must pro-'
found and yet illuminating bthief
teachembt thin part of the country, i
Dr, Ik W tipliiniae. prwahleat of the
Baptist tttste f onvewtioe sad a pio
neer. In Huaday School rfflcleady In
,'tba smith will give a coarse In relt
| alou* pedagogy. Harold B. Ingraham j
i Naabvllle. Tenn.. a llve-wirw In ffoa- \
I day School administration, will con- j
'dud dally claanea In "HulUNag as
rttundnrd HttnOcy Mcbool ' l>r. L K j
M. Freeman. Raleigh, lot teeny ymfhi;
teaehkr o IMMo In Moeditb follegn
and aotur of country •linrchee. will
gle a coarse on “The oyalry
'Church ” Dr •‘bartae U Ot*9xr*. Ike
brilliant new pastor of the Bnytlxt
Tapernncle. Raleigh, will give g
icourae on "Training In L'huscb Mowt
bersblp'' - •outhem Baptist* and
f* vutlß'ird 98 I'agn Ko«rj
A dte .* I *...
MEMBE»oT~~j
ASBOCtAIBB-MMBh |
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Eb 1 >l ■ n
r | fit mr A
MiwHwiil
fWrfii kUk J
•O ««* MNI
< (M g|i ciMrt In (lißf
vver kmH MAtarf
' " "9m****
uilfM ti.HK N-f#ir« Ini*
*“ «»-« "*•*> (he rg ojlM
.< utooiohile imtiu gave
t. J J
pul street corm»A'i|* i‘rp-iiiliift
« u rc -urriM.nded
'grown up* who " 11sfg< iteteßHf ' .
•bet It w*. fiAhhotg. #h^fetell^C
' -I'tctioo USQ A«Ui V Ml)
der ib* pubUeJkane rniill uj»teTlhiWi
n* bumt’ out. Agn ttmy llAtSduK ft
"tL paroig
’"am lot neffg'thno4ir
tmtrt ntmf fmhi W«)»y'
»•» •dW hgtiMtei .ahA.|gedh>>4 s^A
•hu b seventy alt md# hM-etA^SST
I BMW— -
There eg the tattle klna-ta* ef«)tf '* ¥
cd * bog* crone Ml WHg 'tel
mid further barb «u tteiflM2
'■ of the emATIBfiSK
flaming crone. nttelhL Ate
mad hack end rnsih- na3h An lot hn
'"-r <b* admen Moms of the emthUttf * '
who could be knotted so AeteMß Ss’’-'
'-•er tb* «nd of the erhawßy $$
iln l* <••« xrtoo.biiMhwnt rqrtthth teS
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