EWT*. * Jj, ll 1 J' 11 — 1
WEATHER
►HI? nhd <MMU« .
scattered iliwtn
VHl'll TWOu lU'VBKK ML .
Memorial Movement Is Given Impetus
Lionel Weil Outlines
Flans For Campaign
n . .Before Urge Meeting
fftlTY CfTIZDB 'n
dome hi
1 ENDORSING IDEIL
CJoL John Appointed
Secretary of Excutive
\ IS Cwnmiittee
' »
i date has been set
* • FOR JUNE 27TH
Between forty and »fty«f (be city’*
lending cltlxeu* raet’last i u the
Chamber of Comm room* end
put Into motion fly** irmeblnery for
tbe completion —the New fommu
nlty Memorial Building tbat Is to
•retted In Goldsbqro,
4 ~ N , ▼ J
v Uoucl Well, chairman of the cant
» pa Ia ii committee outlined tlui pro
gram to be followed in putting aero*
tbe campaign for fund* and told
briefly tbe principle* and plane back
of tbe executive committee In putt Inc
tbe matter before tlic public ut this
Urn*.
Pfailicttlly every ponac of Itle in
Goldsboro watt represented at tbe
meeting anil not a. woyd of dissent
to Uie plana of ~ W r. Well was npoken
nad practlcafty ever/'man and wom
an In thW 1 meeting was beard from. ,
The general sloguu wo* "Now |* tbe
time to etnrt t<J YfIHV Mr. Fraqk
~ Taylor said "ll'a come time to work’'
jg*, the wurda were echoed back and
• >,^7%'-.Mir entire duration of .
tbe ntecuT?. .
The outline of tbe campaign a*
briefly outlined by Sir. Weil la given
below: - *< •' >
Our good friend Captain Nathan
O'Berry In one of my unguarded mo
menta ordered me to look after thoj
rulalng of funds for the county Mem j
orial Buldlng. While It U not as
eajiy (blng to refuse tbe Captain*!
cuaiMiunds, the compelling reason fori
toy acceptance of this task was my ,
desire to finish tbe work begun near-!
ly four years ago.
Tbe present undertaking before u*
will take the co-operative efforts ofj
not only tbe forty-five who have *o|
kindly agreed to serve on tbe axecnj
tlvc committee but a considerable
number of workers btsldcs
In selecting this Committee it bar.
been my endeavor to secure thosel
who will not only represent our city >
but who are In thorough accord with
and who will pioix-rly apenxor this'
movement. In order to
matters and properly work out alt i
details may I suggest that I tic Ju-j
tliorlsed to apimtnt sub-couuniUec of?
Uvu to seveu members
V* you, a/e doubtless nwarc etgb-|
teen thodsand dollars he* Ik . n |«tld ,
on the/Memborlal Building lot uni
In order to ftnltill Ihw-v nayiwciit 0<
eight thousand dolors Mill p*i,r aud
cre< l s\iilodc »t building;*rv|hg otir
pr« s< nt ai n cost slxu.u t.i
• seventeen thousand If will he nsc.
essury (or the cniglual subscribert to
contribute their proper proitortiuu oi
tbelr original subscription and 1 ,
would suggest that -authority be glv*
eu litis sub-coniniltte" to determine
this proportion.
1 wish to submit tbe lollowing us
a plan of campaign The business
I and industrial sections of tbe city
should be covered by twenty-five to
thirty teams composed ol at leust
two workers to tbe team. This will
require a iiilulmuui of sixty men. W e (
would welcome the co-operation of i
tbe American Legion In this work
Tbe residential auctions qf the city
t should be thoroughly canvasaaed by 1
at leflt forty to fifty women or twen- 1
ty to twenty-five teams. Special f
teams for special prospects sbo,uld j
also be formed I
l ards of all lujng subscriber# «n*l 1
ffkw prospects «e bulng prepared
jAm■%. Laura Btdt.gr has been uppotnt
f * rlislnnan of the woman'* division
X * Spicers ability Beads no cucont
um» at my bund* but her conduct
of tbe former campaign Is sufficient
■.e vidence tbat we are very fortunate
haring her undertake ibe present
work. - t f
tt’c ahould set the dale for out
campaign at the earliest date pns
slble. 1 would suggest June 21 as
tbe starting date which Is
lie fore the Fourth of July when so
many Os our people leave town Be
sides a campaign or this nature must
be abort and decisive to sustain tbit
proper Interest of /bother workers
and sulwcrlbera.,, ,
\ jl AraUßji* 4 on ywsc tjt
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MX fAGfH
I *——* r—s
I ST—« *
rn. i.man iowpvsv rgHOiSB
ituiiiir.it s*t.ooo pit itm.i,
MKW lOltk, Jane l|r-t cash
ier of the Pallmau t'ompaay and
bis bodyguard were robbed of a
**Vm pay toil by six armed men/
Inday, a* they were entering Ibc
.HnanysMe Work* al l.»ag Man.l
tlly.
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fiunim
BUSSES U
m Fltl EVEITT
Goldtiboro Likely To Join With
Five Other Towns in
Circuit
WILL BE CALLED .
y SHORT SHIP CIRCUIT
1 TJ»e executive committee of c the
Wayne county Fair Association met,
yesterday aftt unon In th offices of the
Chamber of Commerce and diucu*r>*i
a number of .features of 'th- coming
fair, particularly. th matter of races.
• The Fair will probably become a
member of tbe Caioliaa Short Ship
Circuit, organised recently by u num
ber o( fair secretaries muting in
Goldsboro. Th cities composing this
circiut are Jtocky Mount. Haiaigh,
Fayettartlle. Goldsboro and Clinton
It will b« observed that It will to u
'six week circuit and with proper prlx
ea offered can e made iatrexting to
many horse fanciers who have hereto
?or gon only into tb grand circuits.
Those attending tbemeeting yester
day ‘ware: George 8. Dewey. Horuce
King. K. C. Koyoll. II A. f’lkr. aud
George 8. Beciou.
MERCHANTS WILL
HOLD IMPORTANT
- MEETING MONDAY
I-ocnl Bodv Will Elect Officers
and Talk of the Coming
State iVlectini;
SECRETARY URGES
LARGE ATTENDANCE
f ,;l a »—»n»e I. ■■«■«■■■■»»■
< The Merchants Association wilt
'hold a very important mauling In the
Chamber of Commerce rooms on Mon
day afternoon nt 3>:£d ouhxk al
which Utile officers tor the coming
'year will he elected
Tbe secretary of th organization.
Miss Grace Warwick urges all the
members to he present st the'meutlng
'ln ord r that the report of tbe nomi
nating committee by given reardful
confederation by a large number id
'the merchants of the rlty.
' Next week Miss Warwick and Mr
,A. A. Joseph will go to Statesville to
attend the annual convention of tuc
North Carolina Merchant s Associa
tion of which the local organixatloa
Is a member. A cumber of other mer
chants are expected to attend the con
v niton
Statesville is the home otTif of the
Merchant!-' Associations ol the
, but thU year Is the first year In which
the con-.cntlon has met there, owclng
] the f .et that hcretolorv Ftati - vlllv
i has had Wo adequate hotel faculties to
flaae cate of a large convention A
j new hotel has made It possible for
'the associations to meet for the flrj/
I time in the cradle of the organization
TWO WOMRN CLAIM
TO BE MOTHER OF
THE SAME BAHY BOY
, ‘O,
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CHICAGO. June MV Judge Joseph
David in municipal court -here today
Ulecidod one of the strangest cases In
tba annuls of IHlnois courts when lx
awarded to Mrs Julia Waxny i’hyby
|skl custodyof fi year Old I sons Coll
ets Waxny and pronounced her real
'Aiuthet of the child
Mrs. Nlcbolss la-mrj’ wrtm had
glalatetl to hav cltorrr the HUIe gtrk
collapsed sotdiing when ti*.- U«klsiou
l • inf rmi - r -
T ~' _ '' "
“wf
FLIGHT FROM SOFt
I Dcatii of Ends; a
i - Remarkable Career in Bul-
Kariit’n History
HE WAS OF LOW
PEASANT ORIGIN
i I
I.ONIKJN, Jtjjio lu.—-(By the Asso
ciated rress t The Ohlgarkan aemi-|
oflklal agency Imre this afternoon;
announced the death of et-Frcml«r
Stambhuiisky*. unit,nd<M Uigt the wmi
killed during a rnllitiiu (Wflafijt purty
of armed |ic*r..flnts hint 'atiadtwi tit
car In which bo was passing through
the village, of glavovlug.
HOFIA. June IC,—-JJtty fhc Asso ,
elated Fress.y Former: Premier
StamboiiHak). of Bulgaria, baa been
kllletl while ! trying ‘-tm eacotx-
The end of the peasant lea-lar's
, career follows a series of Jramatic
developments beginning with the ov
erthrow of bis government In tb*
early hours of last Saturday end tbe
formation of a coalition cmsrnmcnt.
iucludnlg all the opppo«iDxu oarthys
Iwlf l» the excoptiou of the i ommu
lulfts.
r led t» Mun malut.
s*sin ns StumboUlUSy bacaatc
~ uflere of thu auccussful coup d'olut.
( he fled toward the uiuuni.Uns ol Can-1
Irul Bulgaria, shaving off hla UMMUH
tacho, and disguising himself as an
urmy chauffeur. He was dmertod by
moat of bis follow era, only four being
with Mfti wiieii he arrived at lArdot 1
on hla way to Ellshlntui. The puV
auin| trops of lha now goverann at
overtoob lha . |Mt rty iat Ptrdot. < btu
St cin boa llskxr escaped into the forest
during; iho tlgttUn|r In which hi* (out
follower* wore overcome
could wot Aon* elude ilia large
forcaa acAinfl him. bowavr. and he,
va* captured yesterday at Molavl, a
vtttaga imar Btevovitxa. - . - t
"-N '
IVaxant I‘remler
Alexanda rtHnmtioiillaky. J knuwn us
the peasant premier, was one of the
moat pietureaque , personalities Ini
modern Bulgarian hl-tory. A man:
of miuudye Viumo and tremendous
energy, he was described by Uls «p
--penents us a-“bull' nl a China clos-i
ct“ bu (there wa* no <l<>ubt of-hla.
popularity with tbe all-potent pea*-,
ant party <■
Os the humblest iH-arsaut orlglu, he
rose to the power of a dictator.'
solidifying under his leadership the
widespread opposition .to tbe war
politico* of former King Ferdinand,
who threw the fortunes of bis coon-.:
rfy Into til escale on the side of
the cntral Powers ffa tbe World W'gr.
LESLIE WEIL OFF
> FOR ROTARY MEET
Mr. Weil. Accompanied Hy His
Left Ninht for
SL Loui*
\ • ,<H - .
Well, accompanied by hi* »
wife left last night Air 8t Imuls.
Mo,, w-hfte they will attend the In
ternational convention of Rotary
Club# wliU’li assembles there early
next week *„Mr Well will repre*> nt
the Goldsboro Itotary Club at the
mooting »nd will then take a short
trip through tha. middle west. .«
Mr Well * ex|M>ct* tb return to
Goldsboro and make uls report to 1
the Goldrltoro Club sometime before 1
July.
HEALTH WORK IN
' COUNTY FOR MAY,
Re|brl Shown Thirty More,
Cuites of >frn*lr* During
the Month
Th# report of the health depart-'
turnt of Goldsboro utvd Wayne county
for the month of May curtains wins 1
very Interesting taels among them
the fact that thorn weir -Tl* cases ofj
measles quarantined during the)
month, and a total of to cu«s» of con
tagious diseases reported to and|
tuken earn Oi by Hie dppurtmeut
The re|«ott In full Is given below:
3# c.isna of measles quarantined..
5 rases whooping cough quaran .
lined
, IJ cutes chicken (six quarantined ,
Total—4o cases of contagious dis
eases quit r» mined.
, vauntiMatpiinq Iw small pox '’*
i 1 vaccination for • hooping cough
i 14 case* venereal disease retained 1
, > «B it '
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GUI I'xHOBO, B, Vn AATI MUBXfNt., il'BK If IBBfl
'HSSWHI
nEM MBS JUSm
|j.:' . : -N-m-s.
( ommiMxioner of Fublic Wei
fare Speaks About {'riaoa
in vent iirnt ions
>
WRIGHYdVILUS 81-JAFH. June 16.
—“Every pa idle inallttittim beionga to
the people— wh«thar It be a prison,
a chain gang, a county home, or
whatsoever -oad offi<-i4* have no
i right to take tbe attitude (fiat tb«
public which aupporteMhesc Instltu
i tlon* Is not privileged to kaow what
is being don* in them and how the
money tbut tb* peopla contribute la
iming spent,’' Mr* Kata Barr John
<s>n. Comuiisslwx r of Public Welfare.
' tad" Ihe North Carol luu Htute Fedcta
tlnn of Buslnera uhd Ptofessloual
Women's Clubs, in suasion here, Vl
Its laoetiug this nmining.
"Oil lilt* otuet bkad,'' tbe t'otumls
aionar (iMrtlmmd. ' th# individual citi
zen It shlfunr hla rentmtulbilliy
when ho atanda aside and afiyt thu'
these Institution* are no ocftcern of
bla. Ju ovary county lu North Our
ollnn where there baa been a sub
st aut la ted unfavorable repbrt subtoß
ted on county tnaiimtlmN' such a*
the Jgll. 'chain gsttf and chuoty
home, this report la a direct reflec
tion on ths put rtbtlgm and Chrts
tiuidfy of ttu citizen* of that county.i
For these Ibstitutlon* will be mide
humane and progrerllye to tbe e\a« t
extent that public opinion demand*
“At the instigation of Oovetncr
Morrison the Prison Board has ln
auguruied adma notable prison ra
forty* in this state, tnit these'reform*
arc only part of it system (bat should
eventually tm worked out Tba State
Hoard of-CUarllle# and-publia
rate expects to eontlnmt Its MtMy of
the penal aysthm of Nlinh Oarollnn
In order to make suett trecowimtenda
tlon* a* may be necessary (o the
General .Assembly An exits mun
with special training has been em
ployed to assist the board this sum
mer In tWs work. Hu board (a de
, fermbunl tu actmPL. lUkUaflflwilludooal
' responsibility In this regard, and It
‘ look* to (he progressive nod humane
women of the State for Intelligent
and Unprejudiced support In carry
ing ont Ita-dutlas.
Mrs. Johnson prefaced her address
to the Business end ProfeH«ton«l
Women by duclurlng that although,
North. Carolinians - liave the rlghl to
be. proud of th* psogro** of their
State ip many direction*. It will be
deplorable if through too «reat
boaktfulncss they pet Into lb« atti
tude of not being willing to face nfin
pa Inhibit 1 truth,'“ l
“It gets u* nm here to cover up
by platitudes and oratorical phrkses
social score* wblcb by evasion will
only farter to break out later with
IjterenMd violence.'" she said "It,
there were uo unfortunate conditions |
in North Carolina, there would be
little use for tbe Board of CU»rttle» (
and Public Wglfare The board's re
sponsibility* I* to brill gbad social
i-ondKlon* tfi tight and then handle’
them as effectlvefy as (msslble The
(conttnuad on pac« 3*
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31NF55 IISES
iieiTwtn
BY CLOUD BURST
For Third Time In Two Weeks
Kansas Suffers From ,
Floods
SANDBAG wai ls
ARE BEING' BUILT
- -re
1 KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 16 Sev
eral section* of Ksttsas aaaln face ,
floods with thd third rDe of stream*
within the la.»i two wick* At WttcM
'Li. a Hew overflow of Chisholm
Creek and the drnln;ii:c canal I* pre
dicted with another Inundation of the
northers suction of tb city fin pror
( pert follow ins u rata of almost cloti<l
- buret proportions
along by s 54 ntjlc an, hour
w ind. Mie rain filled tbe street* and
itegHn to floral giorc* and enuseil
nicrchunts to rebuild tbe rend bug
'wall* that protected (heir sfore* dur>>
Ing (he flood of several day* ago
The resident* along tjx 1 river »t
i KinlUi Center Good (of (he third time
in two weeks, lost night wueti the
i xtTenpi flooded tbe low Uutd.
Motor and Inicrruhau traffic In the
vicinity of Pittsburgh Is blocked 41
tYihitnbtm, near Pittsburg, the rnln
*»* reported hi four inches
; day and all smuil wiijputcs to CJmm-o,
kec county are out of their banks
The Neosho River at Mrt’um is re
ported rising wnd him king traffic be
i tween Pittsburgh and Parsons,
j Tb* Neosho at Ms waa reported
In h# the high eel la nMuiw. veer*, *g.
<V<U»e 'A* tlpoa oi 1 'jut ,
| :|iim
j Lon* Drawn Out (aw Comet
To Oooe With Vktorv
i ' for Widow
' COURT ROOM BRHAKB
INTO APPLAUSE
. l>l r nUN, June l»~iHv the Aseo
, 'luted Pretw ) A verdict. In favor
, "f Mr*. ihllu Cruller was round by
, :ht Jury In the content over the will
of tlu> Iniv lUchnrtl i'roker tbit after*
' neon. " »>
I When the crowded rourtriom re
nlixed ihut Mr* 'fakir bed van on
every count. Ihe Ihrogn biihu Into
i iv* me odour cheering and bund-dup
id"ff The fiourt tried vnlnly for a
mngWeroble time tn restore alienee
M'Ueu quiet liasrliy out**, Dlitof Jus
tice Uslnncy sahl'hr Murk’ regretted
the demonstgatloa," ' .1
The illegal l»u that' Iluiu broker
aa* alrudily the wife of Ulry f\ Ma
ronr at the time of her tnafrlaae la
Mr Craker-wa* declared by th« Jury
to l*e unsubstantiated
„ The Jury also. fooud Mr*. ('inker
, not *uUly of Influencing h*r bus
band ugslnst hi* chlldran.
t,
BOLL WEEWLSIBE
| RECEIVED MRU
i SECT* OF Slffi
Department at Agriculture Gets
, Sam* W the
Many Counting
COWPBA POD WEEVIL* *
ARE NOT DANGEROUS
RALKIVm. June H> I4vr boU wqa.
»ll* have been rerelvnd by franklin
Sherman, chief .of the j division of
entomology ror (be Stole College and
Department of Agrk«ltur*. from ,
' cou title* nx far west and noth In
the State a* t'leveland; Mecklenburg,
(‘abarrua, I,ee, Itornalt lamrir. and
lieuufurl. U hu announced tonight
| No weevil* have been sent In from
i count I* snonh of three but specimen*
j "huuld *oon arrive. It waa Mateo .
"A number nt evtwpe* pod weevil*
*un young cotton are causing much
concern among farmer* whom sus
pect Ibis weevil or being the cht
t.,:i poet," Jlr. Sherman slated. "Mow
! ever, the cotton boll weevil should
"‘•on be npiiearlng In all part* of Ibe
cotton growing area aud with Jt* *p
1 {msarnec will come the old qua*- 1
lions: What shall I dor Shall I
, poisonr 'What method of poison
shell I u»e und when*'.
- Tbe general problem'of boll wee*
'll control Is irlvprfkln extension dr"
cular lil The dust poison method 1
Is fully described In eglenelon dr- 1
vular IS? just Issued to North Caro
-1 Has farmers llolh of these circu
lars may be had from local County
agents or by writing to the editor,
Kntendon Service. Raleigh." i
.Mr Sherman said he be Haves the
dust poison method- Is rhe host for
actual use In killing the wenvlfc
"Wf considered the dust poison
H'oi)t|no*d from Pug# (Joel ,
mr'bod a* the 'standard and only '
polenning method which we are Jus*
tided In advising yet for our farm
ers to depend upon and Its llmlta*
Don* aud difficultles are plainly dls-
I cussed lu the circular," he continued
fThls is In Hue with resolutione of
Houthnrn Agricultural Wdrkere .at
Memphis In February, unit with news
Items ol United States lbrpsrtment
of Agriculture In March* lu accord*
ance with Hboae pronouncement* oth
er poisoning method*. Im lulling the
adaptntlofi of the Kloridu Method, are
being levied and studied In this and
other stales.
t, "The vtnefltlon of when to begin
dusting I* so Ulx« lisped In our clrru
iiir ps to allow latitude »f ludgment
according Uyahiindmice of » irly wee
vils. bul cautions against tt wbere
n<d m edhd or when n otprotKable
1 It alms at economy and c(fertlveuess
1 Sour farmers may use other moth*
mi- nr. may dii*t «arller than wn*
Indicate. 'ml ihqi ls on .their own
(Choice. In giving advice for gen
ut al adoption vve feel that »« uniat
h« con se iv alive I y safe Improvement*
are of course possible, and hoped
| for, as time goon on,"
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i IXDKHWOOD Hllf ITttt.MHfcVr
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MONTUOMICKY. Ala June H
Senator (Hear t'nderwiMid of AI aba-,
nia was given tbe unanimous endorse- j
ment of the stale commute tor prat*,
•dent of the I’nttod states in sonatas i
hgrw' .odwf, - ;' * A |
—a* - - *-
SHS'VagILS
OUUM Bfflffß IS
Tito Ju4f« Say. I| b Tlsm T#
Stop the Thklaff us ,
'wV'lWfoiM?
IS DOUBLE FIRST
COUSIN OF HILL
'“f , ■
DURHAM. Jl. C—After a brief t*IV
In which he told a crowded court
•room that tho ttita* ha* ooma when too j
•courts must protect the Muds o( wo* j
toon and children Is banha. Jnlgn W. *
M Bond. In superior court here today, [
sentenced Tho*. B Pierce, formdr I
cashier of the Home Savings Beak, to
serve five years la the State Peahen- 1
»»*»y- A " -;-4 \ ! 3Hmi
Ptercv wag charged wNh emhasalf-1
ment of mvftv Hmn NS.fiM. aid after
'laving been out stneo fir o>S#ilu' the i
lory returned a vardtot ihh> momAh
‘if guilty on throe,count* awl hot Mill
»fy on the last two Pierce's can use 11
gave notice of appeal gad hU total]
bond waa fixed at listen.
,» lien as Defease
Attorney* or the Sdtohaa attempt- 1
ad to have the charges dtsaifyißed i
who the case was called for trial,
•pleading Jhat Pierce was r>enta|fv |n
capncltated al tbe time Irregularttlea •
In the bank occurred, and that on (hie
plea It would be liapoeslhle for the
Stale to show a "rrlmlnnt Intenl ",
Judge Band refused to grant the re
quest
Particular Infereet has been njenl- I
(estad la th* trial or the fermar bgoh •
rushler on account of hia rotatlonahlp
lo John Spruat Hill, muiii-mißlonatr.
preaideni of the bank and dlalrtct;
highway cohimisalouar. ktr. Hitt ap- (
(.eared to tbe role of nroseeuilag wit* 1
nea* anu «aa regardavl iw the „tar
w “w« I» Uto tfhO. t* detaadnaii n*
cording to testimony offered at thg
'Hal. Is s double-rtrsl' cousin of
!t»re*kl*ht of the bank
Throughout the trial the defense
con ffried it*’ efforts to showing a |*«k '
‘•f crliniii.il intent, and no atfempts nt
brooking down the evidence presentd
bjr the state. Tha> effort wan continued
ilirmigbout the argument* proven* • i
,f < ' l **ferx. The Stnte on the aril*
>r l « »d appealed for the U.fsedanr.
conviction on th ground that he aw
bessled the money deliberately mot
»t«b an Intention lo defraud the bank
and Its customers
Ifeicfopeff it Msmlfea Ssw
The Charge, age.*., ‘
*N»ed mere than 12 month* ana At
h * **”*<> r, n~n m „ *
“ cashier of ibe bank, and waa 1
'atm# popular In local flnaactal. (£-'
fentbl, religious and aoclnl circle* He
ww especially_ popular with thTcnwl
tomera of the hank. Mr Hill mm
«ry lima attention, a. the evklilol
£* m t* **•** "““'"I testified
to. thMi »* «
me tipi, had complete and IniHiiait
confidence fe tbe ablMty and bonaety
«f the caahler »«»Mely
! a „ Npeculated In Ntach.
.STst" ***• "* wldence
went. Pierce alerted speculating | B
Mr , M k‘ he did
uot know of the cashier's specot, tion!
uoill the Irregularities •< the hart
were dlat ivered.
PAGE OLiTman'
METHtffiLA PLEASE
I-ON DON. June 11.— Tile latest mi.
tram for International oM age hmi
«ra Is a Hungarian woman by the
»«we or A8 , 0 ., tt Uppa , wbo J
I* authentleated at ISt years. *he
D reported to be In excellent health
•tod vefy active.*-*
In answer lo Inquiries as to her
health, Antonia says she wore glaaees
until sps was .it. but sines tben she
ha* been able to see clearly with
out artificial aid. Hhe bus a been
a widow for fifty year*, and earns
a living by giving medical advice
Ih Ik r community.
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JPUNNY PAHBRB
Amana Oto more totoroaUab thing.
recently dleedverpd by the, OlMii ,
i went of Public Weffere wna s Iftffen
j yknr eld girl who 1 had aafnr bean
to school awt who »
progoat of early la Hfa hy hog Mlwp.
I The girt, apon ifeyMMP*
Wikdllk 'ffilk#t (Millill has sells h •W'lMl wMKto^
1 MHMNM* Hi kMff EiH««lDiot)if*r'
I stanitM with hs»r grondnsoXto lad
hag, nover spent a duy IP echaal to
.tier, life ffhc ha* hena tauht hat
jbllmw hul can tmrely mpkn Mkfto.
•out end can hardly writ* thc|» to nil.
! "5 £.*
how nfea llhed th. iddn. of hatoM
itfcn given away by her fatocr nflp '
• s«id that She thought tt vrtp oil rtapU
, aud that she gueeeed she «t.
j reived * lot more with hoi tnift"
mother than she would to 'roctovK,'
'\r Most 11 round out that the gM,
•‘Vo* 1
1 tinny paper so be look bar MON *■
aml w Ichcd '•• * fob jaewgaalmt «■
uairuxlnes He stated, that «ba M
had no Idea there wad. uptoltog cB
in Ihe solid other t|«a| DM f»to» flfif
was living oil. ;If
NEGRO PRBAdfßd.<
•s' ■ t castor-*ll»
to mpWWmm
9 ■ JWhm
\ negro
• busy toe iretoEjM "
preachlHg to r*oMf fItPSM. Thp ua|Rl -
was crippled, sod teed te waif on Sp N
.Yesterday moretoff a JfeK •VMAjm
hc'weeu His nil I road treefes OA*»lWfc.M-:
rilreet si the corner gs
hind which whs tbe crippled pre.!
He h.,d m* Bible open o* lari es ■
box -tod «u* preactoag «« afe Iff
“twee Tbe sup was htollitf Hwe |MI
him. bh« mil lie kept on unto iJBH
Yesterday arieronos, h. yas .jS
seen prvjciung to cptvty egge- WM
IJvcry now end then saniaaav »A|H
pass by aad drop in » coin (mi jUM
preacher k«pt right oe. see*.
whether *a}-onc was listaxUps orHttß
ik says nta home hi uffl) ten JEfi 1
‘U.al several year* ago ;,inuira i .!■
ed him up by teiU*| Vim mm KOM
Xberlff was after hi»». f”
look to ibe woods and ran Imd£3l
swamp He mired „7h* «M .Kl
«ud remalmd toerv. ,or cUh
to. the eighth day he atopKrn
w«i,k hlnikeU out. aud was -
.aialyad .condition. that he
w alk on hfe kaao*
MFISIjS
hi Bmnsi cyp'
W HFSINE
A. a. Hotter* Winn TttW Witt
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AMERICAN'S SCORE
AGGREGATEQ. |f«
TROON. ~ u n* l|.~By t,| Atatofiat*
. ' I'rce- > A. 11, Millers, j , •*, *
l,i I'iau, won the llrßikh Men „*!•
< humptoosblp. ooiupdKtoa. '--whto’i
wa» concluded hero today wtth wa if- **
«regat. adore of m.
Gellery es IRgga ‘
Walter Hagen felled ladaff to M»
attempt to win the British ease gals
title for the second tlsne. Hsgao made
the fourth round la 7S. giving him a
UH.I of M. one more then A O Mae.
era. BritUh, who lain title nftoraaoa
»a* leading In (he field;
Hagen's failure lo wfe W ggq
• ciurn of the championship trophy to.
Brtu.h hands after two -years to
America eg (ba other
toaadfeg American rmnumu
"ves. Joe Kirkwood add * MeDwhT
Hmlch finished 3»g .m) gag, rZv
"vely while Johnny Fhfroll "
•• Xi'rcgate of Jog t,nl tjero* AalbaZ
we. i.r to the ranr wMk
' j*
A gallery of nearly iffdM genmhs
" Haeesed llagan a flalgh. Oa|»*C. Ok. -
" tm.-mni..- iiritivh now tots * 4Mtodb
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