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“JOY RIDE” STARTS'
EARLY TOMORROW
BOSTON, June ll.—Th* refiondl
»Wrt liatr UvUUu lay it- HKboi
off tto Flm'i Mg* In %iln tpwei
UrWr la imllhh to i|{|’ aniutro*
,ijwr afiMtorp waters on bar trial (rip
* Em detaehmapt of puqst* a*n
Wgro to tto Lariat baa twlibl oi ■
ateamor TV **•« »« **
| oA#y t* board tb* ship tomorrow.
'.''SfSßSi s
marl Tad th* mTLZh
MU*# u># raamouin
lE«a tto dry lock a
• palsied and rafura-
ML ,• i . f '
SR. Mart , iuaa 11. Tha Lo
th* world’a largest Naar. ra
I nafuraiabed 4 • mt of
t* If frith ateam up
» bar trial trip ta Cuba to
Ftt lai* flying and wbla
t«g tba groat ahlp will ataam
Vara tto harbor with V guaata ot
tba United Etataa Shipping Board, on
OM ft t%a ■oat luxurious tripa arar
l Oa bar rotura she will go into tba
Malar trana-Atlantic trade. ntart
ini July 4 from Naw York to Cher
bourg and Southampton. Bli days
wIU ba taban tor a croaalng. and a
rooad trip will ba mada ***ry three
waaka. Accommodation* tor tba 1,400
ppsaeager* will coat frtfia 46.000 for
tha aa-caUad royal aulla down to IB
or |1 M far tba thirdFl rat
rtpaa will to from $274 dp aad second
from sl4# up _ ;
Tba Itaar, wblhc lay rotting away
tor two rears attar Ita aarrica
IrHißrt, whsfl ft carried 200,000
doughboys urn* tha Attaallc. la bow
t«f**ffffli lb B.ftJLl* surpassing that
of tba moat aumptuoua total. Da
■lgtora. latartor deoorator*. archi
ve and actlgta toya *4#e tbalr ut
Mat tg rngke tha termor VatariaU
BO toltghcttl tent pasaaogara wttl
•WfR «r dr give tha feet that she
cßtotm bp tor.
Ttora to a wtola aartoa of aultaa
which aurpaaa tha '-atagla "royal
fihartmeata" of other large liner*,
lack oaa waa feslgned aad decorated
separately Tbofe to no uniformity
Color* are dlgnJßed and restful. a
-'change from Um whit* and gold at
tha old typo of Rate cabin. WiUlt
arc toft gray gad tan*, pomegranate
and beige, i'kfppt* bare been woven
|g exact imitattoa ot aaclent oriental
deeigaa. aad tto walla are bung wltb
feproductloba of old mwtarptoeea.
Indeed of tto rough bunk*, cramp
od aide* together, which served the
doughboy a on tbalr Way ta France,
arc largo bedroeate furnlabed la bar.
■oaloua enter combination, wltb
twla bade. WtadbW curtain*, tapeatry
covered furniture and thick carpet*
Tberv to aoihlpg left to bring bark
to memory tbq day* whan the ahlp,
looking atrandf finder Ita camouflage,
aped atMlthlly out ot tto harbor,
lying low HI the water With her
weight of bateau frtogbL J
A Rltf-Carltoa reatauranf toll aerve
tboae who Bfoffc not *U water the
common dining atloeg, iphiek Hwelf
to tar beyobd that bf <»e orblbary
ahlp la epleudtr. Aleo. cablaa ran
ba obtained wUb private breakfast
■ ts. ' , Tit
, roam*
A tea room furotabe din Queen
Ann* with old English color print*
by Norland and other*, will *erva a*
b retreat during the hot part of the
late afternoon wbea tbo gueata have
tome up from the tiled awlmminr
tool An a reheat fa will rurntob mu.
gtc lor tboae who wont to dance,
prhlle other* rsa go to th* oak pan
plied »looking room, large and cool.
With comfortable armchair* and Iced
drink*; lemonade and aoda. Here
\oorda and making up a pool oo the
/day’e run will occupy the time until
dinner, ‘" /
Tboae who go to the Rltx-Carlton
will And a rgetourant furnlabed In
the style of the Empire. All the
woodwork to of carved mahogany, the
ornament* of cut metal In a dull-old
gold. flwl»b. tto chair covering* of
glum color aad old gold
Under all tbla magnificence, thla
quiet luxury. *r« the great tbrbine*.
all humor* of dd.HO normal bora#
power aad an emergency horsepower
«f to.OOg. Thor# am four abaft*,
wj 'jm at 24> pound* preaaure from
pr A Mors. 124 ventilating *yatem».
ail motors, a plant to run IS.Ocn
electric lamp* and two emergency
hgbttag ayatnma.
„ la the galleya, there are aeven.
ato Pie moet hind* of
aVlJmeat. The linen, the china, tto
gbmnwnra and cooblng utensil* are
counted by the thousand* and »ena
of thousand* To take care of the
baking for the IJHto panaengar* crew
there are fOßi* complete bakertoo.
WHb all Ikeao Idaurle* and all
this service tto lucky two hundred
will anil for Cato tomorrow aur
rounded by • toward* aad mechani
cal do vice* wllob dill eatract Irom
Ufa every wood tor ’fifffirt. . j
THE GOLDSBORO TOWS
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PMTI ABSUT TU kKIUTIIK
Launched “Vaterland." Hamburg,
. IM4 .
Troopship U. 8. N..
i 1»1A x &
' Carried 2M.IMM); on* trip 13.0 M
Rebuilt. Newport New*. V* . I9U
IWBgth *4O foot; beam 100;
draft 4b
| JMspiacemeut U.OOO ton*, groaa
Os Beer*, crow 1.116; passengers
>.**. " I'
Dock* 12; Hteboat capacity 4JM
( rude-01l burner; eu.otm b. p.
turbines.
4d boiler*; 4-acrew; speed 2*
knot*. • •* i
Fuel capacity 0.444 tons; pumps
r l * l
Telephone* 400; electric lamp*.
IbAto-
Wlrfag 10b. mile*; tubing (0
■Baa.
Cqat 16.000.00 d; renewal M
-200.000.
owned, run by M. 8. Shlpplu*
Hnchert Hartley. Com-
FM siniis'
' MEETMG HERE
FM DISCUSSION
WIU Take Up Mat
ter of Carolina Short Rac
ial Circuit
ALSO TO TALK
about Publicity
The fair aecreUros of Fasten
North Carolina will meet tbla morn 4
Ing at 11 o'clock In the Chart be r of
Commerce of gee to take up tto mat
ter of completing arrangements for
the Carolina Short 8bl» circuit.
' The secretaries have an «ntll%A
new racing event policy to settle aad
will very likely work all nteralng to
complete the organisation of tbe
new circuit. Tbe matter of arrang
ing entry cards aud th* method* of
adrertteiag, both Abe races and toe
to# r as a tenter,that
CIIAIkUI.
* This to th* second meeting of Its
.klitl recently, tbe first being several
Weeks ago when the fair men out
lined tentatively tbe new short six
week circuit that Is to be decided on
thin morning. s
MISS PRINCE HORT
MICH
la in Rcafliute for the Trip Th
Southern Waters Un
docking Finiahed
Miss Julia . Prince, daughter of D.
M. Prince. <2ll east Pine Btryet, waa
severely but not dangerously Injured
yeatarday afternoon when she waa
-caught between two cars Center
Street:'' ° '
)tiaa Prince waa standing oo tbe
raanlng board of hir cor when R.
G. Little qf Jbbnstoa County out from
tbe curb. Mis* Proice Wua caught
totweeß tto back of Mr. Little'* car
aid tbe aids of her own Mr. Little
stated that be looked both ways lo
see If aoyone waa coming, but failed
to see tbe cR Mias Prince was stand
ing on because It was Immediately 1
behind him.
Mt*a Prince waa carried Into «
nearby atore and later taken home.
Her Injurlef- were chiefly around tba
Antes und below her knee* and con
sisted of buriaea and abrasions I .ate
last night she waa reported as rest
ing well.
NATIONAL .. j
Beaten t, Pittsburg H.
PMUdelyhta «, Chicago t.
Brooklyn t, t’l*clanattl 1
Nt. Low I* i. New York 4.
ANKRIi'tN
Detroit 11, New Yerk A
> Hi. loot* 4-t, Hestea *-«.
• Clevelaad «, Wnaklngtea 4.
t'klcage t, Pkllodrlpkla 44.
MOITBKRN
1 Rlrmlogkam H-d, Nmkville 2-H.
Atlanta 4, I tolteuoega 2.
* Mobile 8, MompWa 4.
i RALLY
Greenville i, Celambto I.
Hearts a barg % Mace* I.
Charlotte Id. AB«w*ta *•
VIRGINIA
NeHolk «. Ricbmoad «.
Rocky Manat H, Pari*me*lk 11.
~ Petersburg 8, Hltoon S.
PIEDMONT
High Petal «. Durham «.
< Kelelgh A Danville 4.
Winston A Greensbere 4.
VILLA WINS *
NEW YORK. June II Paaeo
Villa of tbe Phtlltptne* knocked
oat Jimmy Wilde of KUglund In
tbe seventh round of a fifteeeo
round mutch tonight wUb * rt(bt
to tto Ja*> 1 «
I ——l 1
* Leviathan, Agam in Service, and Her Officer*
I 4T 9|H|Hpßptp I. _ _ m
4" * 1 . !Tf*T I r , '' fi %
EXIBBMNWffiK •!
FfflM IMIVERSITY
. FOIIfaCIMIS
I
UrgMi Sinjfle Project of Itaj
Kind ip United Stateg To
Start This Sumner
CLASSES TO BE
HELD OVER STATE
CHAPEL HILL, June 17.- What la
termod aa the largest single exfen-f
■lon teaching project In tbe United
States fl* to be lujuirbed by the F;r
tetukyn division of the Univeratty of!
North t'drollaa, when during tbe
week beginning Jue II over 350 phy-!
slctoas wttl begin a twelve weeks'
postgraduate course to be given- In
elgkteen cl tie* dtotrlbuled through
out North Cnmttna. It was annoanced
tootoM by C. D. Snell. Director of
the University Extension Division. *
‘‘Wbll* nearly all stale universities
now have extension division*. - ' Mr.
Snell stated, -‘this la tbe, first at
tempt by any university to. bold ex
tension claeasos ou such a latte scale
In every section of a Slat*. The
*uc<sss of our work Is entirely due
(Continued on Page Three)
cm Jon
CHIMED or DEATH
Wu Father of Dr. J. N. John
huii of City and Member
•f Southern Army
Captain A. Johnson, father of
Dr J. N. Johnson of this oily, died
Sunday afternoon at tone o'clock In
Warsaw. Captain Johnson was IS
years old. The fanefal was held
there yeatarday afternoon at Sve
o'clock, conducted by Rev Peter Mc-
Intyre. pastor of the
church of UM* city. (
Captain Johnson served with dis
-11 net ion In the Confederate Army,
and wm an officer of Co. D. 23rd Vir
ginia Regiment: He was captured
und Imprisoned at Fort Delaware and
taken later to Mqriia Island ne.-r
Charleston. 8. c„ and became a mem
ber of the "Immortal Six Handled "
ll* served under Htonewall Jackson,
and was‘ln seventeen major battle*
and twenty-thrnv minor one*.
He wu* a native of Shade* ell
County, Virginia, being born Febru
ary 6, 1131. He was mayor of both
Magnolia and Warsaw for a numlieP
of years, and was an official of life
A. C. Is railroad for forty-three year*
‘STONE MOUNTAIN
MEMORIAL IS
NOW A CERTAINTY.
~ i
ATI.ANTA, June 14 . Impressive (
i ceremonies, marking tbe beginning
l of the actual wor kof serving tbe
Great Stone Mountain COnfaderslte ,
Memorial, were held here today. A ,
military procession led by Governor ,
Hardwick, of Georgia, and Governor
Trlnkle. of Virginia, principal orator''
1 of the occasion, preceded tbe xerclees
j In the afternoon on the lop of Slone
Mountain. The parade paased through ,
j the downtown gtreels, with a stop
jat the Henry Gray Monument, where
j the Virginia executive placed a |
t wreath and delivered a brief eulogy
Thence the proces*t>n wended Its
| way lo the state capital grounds.
J where brief exertisrs also wery con
ducted at the monument of teiavra!
olin J Gotdou. one of the noted lead
er* of. the Confederacy, slier which
the party proceeded to Stone Moaß
tsin. . j.
GULIiHHORO, I, c* mniitY MOBMING. Jl NK It, IMS
RDTIHWMSIHg
President ObreKon 8»y» He
Wiß Throw Open Rpyal
I’abrt-K ( oTlubmen
ST. LOUIS. June IS.-Weifare work
nl behalf of crippled dkildren and
whether district clubs shall became
administrative Instead of advisory, ns
bow consumed, were disrunaed nt a
meeting of the committee On the pro
posed legislation of Rotary Interna
tional hi*re today. Tto mooting wag
1 preliminary to the formal opening
tonight of the con
, vent ion of tbe orgnaltafmn
i Suggestions have been made that
Rotary International assume tb- wel
fare work being conducted among
crippled children by tbe Interna
tional Society for crippled ebluirdn.
Tbe Society la campoaad mostly‘of
Rntarian*.
President Obregon. of Mexico, ha*
Issued an Invitation by latter to the
convention to meal In Mexico City
In 11)24. '
"We grill .lot need governmental
recognition If we get friendly recog
nition," declared Manuel Palavlcinal,
president of tbe Mexican delegation
of sixty, who will present the Inv!-
tatlon. ■ • s<l
"Mexico la Rotarly extending her
arms In brotherly embrace to the
United States." he said, adding that
the President will often the govern
ment palaces to accomodate the thou
sand* of Roturlnn* from all parts of
the world.
Jilt JOSEPH HEADS
MERCHANT'S IRK
, FOR COM! YEAH
I'optilbf Denier in Mem'* Furn
' iHhinßs Elected H«ui of
Bun. OrifanUsttoß
J. H. HAWLEY IS
RETIRING I’KEHIDKNT
A. A. Joseph, one of Gohlsbofo'j)
lending meVchanls was eleefted lo
bead the Merchant's association for
the coming year in a largely attended
meeting held yesterday sflnrrrnon In
the offices qf the chamber of com
merce. ’/ "0
Mr. Joseph is one of (It* cHy's lend
ing nterehnnts dealing In man's cloth- ,
Ing. lie has been nn active member of .
tbe Merchant's nseoHnUoa for u BUtp- j
her of year* and his election Is meet-1
Ing wlfh general approvals IhcwgTt
out business circles.
Ben Lewis of the Ftnillb Hardware
company was «lei ted ■***» preiildenl
and L. K. Pearson wit* elected treas
urer. MU* Grace Warwigk was re i
< leted secretary.
The reilrlsg officer* *re J H.'liaw- 1
fley. president. K M. Dux I*, vlog pre*
•Went and O. A. Thorton treasurer.
The meeting was hlgl) In Its prslee of
th* work of the retiring officer*, es- |
peclatly Mr, Hawley. The .ctaoelatlon
'ha* had the moxt auece**ful year of
It* exUtenee under the liiulemhlp nt
•Mr Huwley.
Mr. Joseph and Mr. Warwick leave
this morning for (Mateisvlll# where
where they will attend the annual
'convention of the Merchant'«* Asaoela
'lion of North t'aroflna Thi y will re
! turn tbelatter purl Oft be week.
IV , »
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A. V. L. GATS U. I . A O.
BRISTOL. Va Trnn| June .11.—
Stock holder* of the ('arolnta •lln<to
field and Ohio Kulltoad *t * meet
lag held her* today confirmed tto
lease of tto railroad in tto Attotlr
Coast Line and tto 1 .outertile and
Nashville RnUranda. __
MMFEniS ,
GETTne MI HUT
SOMETH 011 0111
Famous OH G«Btlßßtan of lisfy
AB Wrouflit Up g„d
fitting Lava
HETTLEMENTB ARB
BEING DEVASTATED
* r , -- V' ; J
iiHMIli #Rto MtrfHy tto Amoil
4i*4 Prem i -.Muunt Htna. Ig violent
topptten. I* laying waste tb* sur
rounding country side dtopatetos any
reaching tbe mainland.; Utilltprar-
Ing down the mountten tto
depths of Time mu* Assume to Aver
| Ahelming nil atirriMindlng eettle
: meats ■ ,* . •. *
i Tto main orator ot Etna aß** 4to
| jday* of lnat week *udd«Dly opened
up at midnight Suadav with a noise
of Ilk* th* flrtng of a thousand can
non* There euhxteranians rumbling*,
flame* *b«M to the sky and the Bob'
ulutloa* of tbe little loams about the
base of lit* cone* fled to tbe plan*.
Five new emeto opened to tb* norfti
east of the cone aad from th* raoßtku
No loss or life hag been reported
by .the dispatches.
x, ' ~
OEITH OF CIPII
' MUR HUB
Well Known and Popular Golds*
horo Ha# Dies Fran
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News wa# received bee* yfbterday
Mint' (taptaln U D. Glddana. Who ban
liecfi In tbe federal hospital aboAt
lonia for some time, died yesterday j
morning. Oapt. Glddeng was tto Bid- :
eel son of the late Mr. and Mrs.,L. Ik. k
Glddnaa of this cMy.
■,* I
<‘apt. Hidden* served In both *to
Spanish-A me risen , War and tto {
World War- During bis stay "over
there" be was gassed, and tbe effoeti
of this poisonous gas la tbe cntlM {
of hla death.
('apt. Qhlden* Is surdtved by bto
• ire and six children. Misses Ironn,
Kvn Mae. Surah, and Margaret, and
Masters Louis D. and Ralph. He to
also survived bv two brothers,
Messrs. Frank and Rosa, and four
sisters, Mesdnmes Robert Weaver, of
Greensboro, Waylgnd Jonon, WllnOß,'
Miergaret Ohldenn Smoot. Fayette-,
vllle. and Miss Mary Emma Glddens
of thla city.
Mr*. f}ldden«. Fronk and Ross Hid
den*. hi* hrothersfi were at bis bod
side when tb* <-nd rente. Tbe re
main* are to he brought her* and tba
funeral will take place Wednesday
afternoon.
KIT KI.ITX KI.AN
MUST take off ;
MASK SAY GOV. i
„ I
" TRENTON. N. J.. June 11-Mem- 1
tiers of the Ku Klux Kl«n must shed '
their mask* If leby wish their grtov- 1
ance appeal* listened to. Governor 1
Hllxer declared tmtay In conoectloa 1
with letters broadcast by the Ktao 1
protdeilnx against disruption of their (
meetings by "organised mob” Tb* 1
Governor *nld he had not received
th* letter (be Klnn announced It had
*eni lo him oo the subject. "If lb*
Ku klux klttu leader* will appogr In
person wltb their mnnto at, and stow i
cootoier^ris
Oovwnmr. ' • L
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BRBKBTKB AUTtIBOBILK
4 PADUt'ATH. June IR—Tto dood
"* body of Gladys Tanker a young
• Pnducoob girl «nu found In an
automobile desertqd In g wood*
Boar here today. Twu yoaog men
declared by police to be latex l
eated are being told In jaU t«l
day fog queatfcntag
FOHD KSHT COT
• TIME TO BE THE ,
HaOBDOS
“I Have Na Datora," |b ||n,
-Tb B*
AimllmY Out Off
SMITH AND riIWL.
WHO || NEXT
. WRINOFIELD. Moos., to if.-.
“1 have no d eel re to to Uto FtoeMogt
to lb. United suten," Heßry FMrd
M- A. IB PmnWuMto, M Y. "I nM
tto msob occupied wRb my •*».«£
fair* to toßßtee tb* tot President
•Bd I do aot Intend tp' rug. All tbto
ypu bear about my nmn* hetag ne
spfilnted with th* presidency, to newe
«BP#r Uto There to nothing In It*
■BUS
OKHZED KK
"ggAttsa*
IPr
Tto spread and deveto|to*nt nt
gnrdnn club* la tto Hatted Mote* I
within lb* pant tew years ha* torn 1
ao rapid that thfif have gratia to ha<
import**! fsstures In eommWlty nc-
Mvtttafi and ig toRM' iT'lf'llilT
and ffi tlxto betterment nd c^nmn-J
ter what elm orTtoTtoeee^VaraS
Alfibk may 4*. - they fire uto of the
ftflest. and moat aottsfaetoty pbaaea
of modern national Ilf* They are nil
good, nit working to Um same mMto
lo make our born* surrounding* nod
communities more
U no community «olffilMul MlU
can b* improved liUUU aJtfW
amnlf to have n gartoto itote mr te
dub nor to there om that would wot
to totter In every way tor having
aucb an organisation The very ftot
of lb* formation of a garden club
presuppose* a desire tor friendly In
tercourse among tbo members which
bring n far reaching value
■uch a garden deb waa organised
in Goldsboro recently with a char-
Slr membership of twoaty-eis on
uaiaatlc women all daelroua of
makalg a start toward* promoting aa
Ist*root ia garden culture and beau
tifying tk* dty.
Tbto club was termed to meet those
•dual needs aad condition* and be
«N tbe great**! sendee to the com
munity.
It . V • . . \
Tto object of tbto garden club
•boll to tto advsMomeat of garden
ing: development of home grounds
and furthering of ally beautification
—to stimulate aa Interest In eo-ope
rallv* gardening te aid la tto pro
tection of foroau. wild Bowen and
bird*.
r, , ■ *>. t>
To further these objects tto fdl
towlng committee toe* bees formed;
WIU the duties of asase t ommtt
leo on Plant and Send Exchange.
Committee on Program who plana tor
I act liras and talks and aaalgna topic*
for dtaeussloo at meetloga. etc. Com
mittee oo Flow Show arranges fro
eghiklt* at outside show* and co
operation wltb other dubs. I'ommll
tee oo Public Activities a a Memorial
Avshu*. Unkm station. Herman Pnrb,
Street Parking*, etc. Committee oa
eourt hou* aground*-
The qualifications for membership
nl tbe garden club shall he an In
terest In gardening, possess la of n
flower garden, active pereeoi super
vision therein, the standing of OS
amateur and willingness to abniw In
the' work of tbe club. Tto club
hopes to abreast of tb* gar
dening knowledge ato a| H* meet
ings will dlwrum caltund problem*
aad horticultural subjects. Cack |
member will have an opportunity to
describe her triumphs and faHuraa
at lit*** meeting* and mho tbalr
flowers for rompfirlaoa to become fa
miliar wltb tbalr different points, th*
flames of varltlea and tto beat meth
od* of display all tabdlag to eieh*
future flower shows a pleasure.
Meeting* are tb* breet bof life to
a garden club, so realising tbla tto
Ooldsboro Garden Club *f tbe Wom
an's Club will bold two meottßga
monthly ato la ordfir tb make those
Ik forum I and absolutely dsmoaraile,
they will be held nt tto dlferent
hbmes of 1U members.
MEMBER 0# f; I
ASSOCIATED PRESS
MUCH TALK OF
rnKOTOL
TO ALLL citizens
Tto atrqjei. «r eleptloa i* coming
la tor dtscpsakm time*
dgya. ato la fbe naar future B to
skpected,ttot It coat* la lor
vUwßltlwi IPIP *oran,
am tto latter part of the week
Bg JfUl be tolled qf those who
favor the progeelflon and tboae who
oppoae It. Tto Ghamtor of Com
mere* to apdraertag (to Aieettng aad
M to apaß te aay one In tto city
tto toofit If avorraßoMfV atteßto
* k|j. niMbllMto outoeoboon . Li — ewte
'lHppllm§ t'Affi trUPwl Mite flf ffi*
- aicamt w/vte'xr o om ... , ..A, »* ,
nkw
* e ito‘3Jih*i* was korl to at (to
ffßffktv tooolUf tof t|to tomtotefM gJf
tha Bhol* of tto Roof* pf iattteate.
wfctrfe IfrYMrUblf |g
for omalic dtoUlta Hm
Official. Today's irifil||f j|l|iriftflif
nark Other 11mrg, fi
ifir
xyso
rl I f HLH
27. A rna
wdifgl MwpjMMH
NKW YORK.
country ot tbe Fveneb Rite ahMMMtfiS'
Ifflm n#ifiih4toiG |Rh*
.half a litr# of wipe a top after tlm
tic* to this egect from bto
dor. Under tbe new srrAfSfiaMßt
sailors wpuld receive Uto Wlpfi pp.
cording to the Kreoeb ifiw.H
Tb* wloe supply kffl to HMjHr
ufidffr ffffii) ns uitdlcul pfilf
rnsentatlves of Italian pM YtoMll
lines which also are require4tofiC "
llonsl laws to provide wine *hift.fff|ikt
they bad yet been Informed# 1 Uto
barrier being lifted
—— iHnffll
Goldsboro business interest* grp
becoming aroused over tto metier of
securing several of th* eottbo mill*
that are moving or art planning te
movt South.
Tb* ('barnber of < ommerc* to now
preparing dote oa lb* sbltabilMy of
Ooldsboro for more cotton mills and
In tb* near future Secretary Den
mark will go North so represent these
facta to a number of mill owner*
who are roatemplattag changing
their locations. k
James A. Omar, of the American
Colton and Moot Reporter waa ta the
fit yyesterday and bad, several roo
ts rencea with SecrAtary Denmark amt
other leadldg ell Issue, ffp slates that
within ten years there will oat to a
spindle moving la the Naw Kapland
Stele*.
North Carolina towns have tto flrst
opportunity to land lb* miUa. Fully
•iaty-eU anil two-tblrda per soul ot
manufactured gooia to coppumod In
th* North. Tto mills wtoh te rote*
South aad tto? ‘wish to locate as
naar tto Nbrth as they can tod still
(Continued op Bap* Thrte)
■ KVORIAL KMTtttN
Tomorrow tworlag* paper wtU
be * Memorial Building * postal
Tb* entire outline and plan of tto
eommltise which baa tto build-
Itag m charge will be given ato
a number of OotdaborWs landing
fifteen* will Slate their views an
the buitdlug of a boateMal mmn
orialior wke 'west *o
mucr nn (Mm
*m -q te* 1