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The Memorial Drive To Gkt Under Way tomorrow
Mens Supper Tonight
To Hear Dr. Wilcox
Former Pastor Here
•m*. a- *** V
' * Tto mau piMM for Uk Memott*i
* totaalotif at supper te
■lime tt# iead
ke
Ul'tengLTto
MM popular
/ ttzvjt&'xvz
bate muM of nr tin* d*v* u
»f w* (MU' m— *sm* tho whr
Ami the lmin» of mi; nr
mmrnm that wm pm «w,ii qofiv
bgM- P* >■ U »lMtf»M ifMtor w 4
win it nitre
4.*-' ssjrVE j;
■Taufc tto pTOftOos At Um Me
■toftol NM M 4 to being raised tt to
tko tofi of ttoOe ta tthrffe of tto
Mt4f of tt* tatoo tint th# money
Cor tto MMli wIM he jMbncrUted
‘ V ; - t - ••■ -w '+**-■
• Ooor fifty tMM of MOO and worn
sTjrj»srajj:E
<ir »«f oronr ronoo wtft ho doa
* ohooto to r«* a Mot lo tto build
ttf
WTIST SECSWE
ISSEUtT BEGINS
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test UM attSaUacatoW* Mm
m ikt Pntraa tar
V,
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aMNMtotet&fltoomhtt ooboMod
rassi •btt'HttijuV raTw
I. Os Itermaa
MB vanity us cor many peon %
jtopbor of tto totality of tto feopitot
Hbotolool toatlatit. 4W apeak at
tto laltlol oorrloo i tto ttrot Baptist
Apret Botany rnktotagaad .too i D
tto aasetehty liilttt *M«M or- ,
H**** otbor- fgontors and iaotroo-l,
Wo >OO tor tto tononttfy an, lir. V
i. >W. Spilmaa, praoidsot of tto Bop.
ttot Biota Coaroßttta. Dr. «£l)avta.Y
A *t ‘i Dr. Itof wall, ooids-1
Wo. Dr. L. 8. |i Frpotnao. Dr. V
CWa L. Oroavoo. JUlstgh; Dr. Htyht t
C Moan aad Mr. Enfold lacrobam of !i
NttbrUto. TOaaL ||« Mlaalo Middle- ,
ttf ißtorooa. MUo Bn Farm bow
tt» Mm. Lfdto Million Ralsigb
fba oatlrm AUogtl* Hotal boo boon
rooonrmd tor tt* Aieembly with prevt
v fNa tor etoaooo to 001 l to for plot
the entire Afloat* Hotel baa been
ißporeod tor the aoetanbly with provt
a r« rcUooeo OS well M for plat |
fbe pro*ram Os ta*b dhT Will brglo
♦ftt oa early doted# asl boor eka
- ffnrui* by Dr. )|lgbt C. Moor • In the
fpT'lrx Simultaneous rlonba will W
betd. foltonred b/ -ta hMplrattoe .1 ad
itoee. Woroblp to ooag will be dlioet
•*• b Dr. Be»»r elfb Mr. 't'iHrr
Oil more at Uw |l>|tp
- i'otttereoee oa H t 9. yi. EtomeO
UfT roads y Bobtol. aad v. M U
park, *a<aiteo Mlblo f'twl an.'
Ki.rb Es • a|Hrr wlllbe r< II Anal
Ivyctlre exblbp ♦4l be an iltoptsy
flan a nod rrer tloo are pfs .wd for
llty a**enu.wl.. '
Automobile pertM from eeoay off
*M towns la lutom North
>re expected Ja rleHore
for tto eadrm week
g«H TA*
BINBTON Jpao M Peer of a* la
mini tax iflP'aa O' roe nit of reral
perti ta Leootr QOuaty woe ,
8 la httrtfl ewarterm today ,
t«ttg:' arer real eetola
la tti| eppety durteg tte
.<D sib belloeoa to bare
aldtthUe fevtoiag dewp
iwrildß'hofore tte ceeamto
wQl coot poUarT^Of
• "ixarzrj zz,
tot tte ttpe. Klaoioa roaldeoto
pay betwoOp ttree oif leer per
la Uxee u a faaptf of tte ran
tt WOO mU fa per. Inreetmeat of |
dormbto Idle moaoy la tax-ex*
eat pc oociirtttoo woo reporfod el tto 1
*«- -« ta • j, l * • ■-«
counnmiM. #•
■ f • fa oldoa Homo OOtora eotore were
tooet*!dortobto ta
■too oad MM*>gw to.mil tto aerie, of
L ■ ®SSMdL*. “
i L i .j: T: Wf ■*
• W i I tt
H - •’* tt(TJ|.-» ■.. n- I :
> -■ a *|| J- , If I . .taeprarama. . .
THE GOLDMBKE) MEWS
—-- L ■
UMIM
DUKES? HOUSES
WbiM of Urottie Ktop PfauMg
From Sweeping
Bbek . . j
Bit toeahlag out about tI:M Bun
doy nlgpt completely deetroyel oao
bouioe end dona god oaettor on tbe
Bln etroet eatoofloni the bouer*
were nttouptod by —Ttpf poaple.
The flea wgo breaking through tto
■toe# of tyn bouoe ttot woo destroy
ed wbea tto flnpnon arrtred nap bod
It’ net boon tor tto prompt work of
th* deport neat tt would bare swept
o whgto blott
One bouoe woo owaed by tte coter t
i'od occupaato oad tte otter woe own
>od by Mrs OUee Hlneon
CtHDHM
NORTH SITS DUE)
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PronUft et Graonoharo Ml.
r t«td Says North Carolina
, LMtlg Rforted
kALllfiii. June U, —Dr. Jrinee D.
' Dudley, rresident of the Agricultural <
•oad Technical Oollog* for Hexraee at 1
Oreenaboro. declared la it eUteoetott
»® The deoartolod Frees that North
Carollaa to togot ejected by the m|-
ynttou of negrooe aortb of nay oth.
employed was to write to poetore of
negro churches Without except km.
each owe replied that Me eongroxe
tloa had not only act fallen off. hut
that tt had actually Increased.
During the commencement season I
■oat speaker* ell over the ptatr
ho remind negroes that there place is
hero at horn had warning them
1 against migration north. All of ua on- <
counter difficulties, do matter where
!we arh located, aad tt to always bettor
I to fans problem* at bom* among
i friend* then la strange lands among
atrangt r*.
E~Tbe race prejudice of tbe MXnb to
far more deadly than nay which ex-
Into la tte Booth, aad la North C*ro- !
line our negroes notonly enjoy good
schools hut are afforded justice In f
the courts These two thlnga alone I
should discourage migration (
rr!!! leffeDealt Ruyd * now Is thel? 1
DM PRODLEM |!
BEFORE COMMITTEE
Chamber of Cwurci M«rt«
With U. M. GiOlltcn To
Fartkor Phuia
The committee appointed by the
‘ chagttor of commerce to assist la the
1 bringing of the J O. 0. A. If met yes
terday morning la the chamber of
commerce office with U. M Ollltken.
.10 outline plena for (he campaign that
1 will be aoceeeery lo land the Instltu- .
i ttaa.
The orphanage la gueatlon to a ISM.-
m instltuttoa that will be located
—me Where la tte tUlt, A number of
’ etttoe. among thorn Durham end Ral
eigh ore also after tte borne an’
there to eouatderable rivalry be
tween tte towns trying to encore tt.
Secretary Denmark stated yester
day bfleraooa that the committee
•oob no deflalte'lkctlou other than
hotline the plana that will be followed
out lu tbe effort to ge be Inallutioa
•
A fOIIBCTIOI
lu lost Tuesday’s News It wee slat
ed ttot Miles * Harris end Charlie
•Bhfo were la county court Um mere
t before on a charge of violating
ftohtag law. This was a mistake
Charlie Epps was the one who wee
I* being triad and Miles Harris woe the
officer who smde Um arrest
The Senior Phltotbea Claes of tbe
tint Sept tot church will hold lu
regular monthly business meeting at
tth church tonight et I o'clock wiflk
Mra. J. H Deacon an bootees. All |flh
tograhore of tte elgee ara urged to be
to
tote— me jnpiWAl* . i*»*
& Uisnev ac T
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TO CITY PIVEMERT
llsttts Gasrd Rgil tfto Cshbb
;
MAYOR M4YB , c t jj
» SWITCH TAMPERED
N*» TOME. June H IBy the f>"
■oclotod Press i—SOwed persons wore
killed and toon ttaa M In lured this
t afternoon when n two car train
plunged fram the Broaklys-Moojhot
fton Transit Klees tod structure 'of
fifth and Klntbush gvenues la Brook
lyn and wore smashed to matchwodd.
4lM«)l n|, lesst (In war* bx
e Tho two !3kr train wall filled with
*a early sfurnoou crowd of men and
children end g few iron jumped tho
ratio ripped through rotten guard
be.thM tottered m tte edge of tte
structure white hundreds of paoror
bye mood epeU hound to terror and
buttled to the pavement mold £
fleam* aad craejHing"wtroe.
White hundreds of employees with
fifty wreckage rare removed the
wreck which wen- stretched for It
sousra yards on the pavement. Mayor
Hying, district attorney Dodd and the
of Um boerd of director* o
tte Srooklyn-Maahattaa transit rou,
pony which operated the#train, ind
the police startsd sajulrtks lato Um
canoe of the accident
"I am convinced." said the- mayor
"That tte accident was canoed by r
detective truck leaving tte tracks aad
pud crashing through a ratten guaro
mu which If good should lavs prr
vsated tto fall to the povetiM. The
present guard mile an thirty yeert
old. The oars are from M to M your
old." '
Although tte motormsn asserted hr
had teen tto switch tanted green gtv
lag him right of way the switch war
tamed to rad after the accident Thr
4 bad
b*BB #Uh after the crash
PlfM SPEiS
FHOMOUTIM
' CUD IT CHEIERf
Talk* m Um Nattom’n C«U Bup
Sly MNI Predicts a Now
Undnrntanding
DEALS WITH ALL
PHASES OP QUESTION
> CHITIMNA June S».-Ia a discus
•too hora today of the nation’s coal
problem la which be mentioned the
industry tte oooaumlag public and
1 the government s Interest la all phss
esof coal Operations president Herd
1 lag recorded himself ss bejng oppos
ed to ea-Mtlocalising th«rmines and
declared that tbe U. 8 coal comrato
etow would bring the country “A abw
qnderetandlbs of the nrohlem god
ooiM out a selstloa |a behalf of a vlr
tel public late rest - ' "•“
The chief executive spoke from the '
observeHoo end of the car he came to
Wyoming In.
DBNVKB. June IS. President
Harding served notice In on gddrees
hero today that the federal govern
ment wee determined to enforce the
prohlbltioA low even should that bur
den of enforcement continue to be ln
rreaelngfy thrown upon It by the
etotee.
Moreover, tte esecotlve voiced the
conviction not only that the probib!
lion amendment will not be repealed,
but that whateer Changes may be
made la the Volstead Act "will rep
resent tlto stare re purpose of t/m ctlve
enforoetooht. rather than moderation
of the genera! policy.'*
i Striking straight out of those who
vfvoUie the low, the President said
the Issue to fast coming to be recog
nised not no one between the "wets”
aad “drye.” hut ns one of whether the
lowa of “ttlg country can be and will
he enforced "
"Bo for ns the federal government
to concerned." he said "and I n Misery
■are also, no ter as eoocerae tbe very
great majority of the .state govern
ments end the local gAveramenU. It
wilt bo enforced A gratifying. Indeed
4 mpy bo folrly said, so emetine
prog rose has been made In tbe last
few poors toward better enforce
- Wbllo Hr.. Harding made no direct
reference to tte sßoetlon In New
Tnrk state, be did say that "(he spec
ials I o take aver an Important
pert of lie powers to He added
that "When Um Implications of this
string# proposal are fully understood
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PRIME MINHrRIt l
BALDWIN SPEAKS
LONDON, Jnno M. - (By the AeeO
doled Press )- Stanly Dsldnln the
Prime minister, styled to the Hones
as f’ommoos today that ku> won no
»tfMfcfah cue
ro gutee territorial water* .by ofto
dais of tto United States customs
servtee.
His sUtement was In sOswer to o
question whether Greet Britain rer
ogalsed America's right to break the
eeeto on Ityuora aboard ships.
Mr. Poldwlo sstd it woa the prac
tice for the British customs sutlsori
ttes lo fit Ihetr seals es a m IV »> rs
routin* on ('uttohle ship atoms taken
tram England in bond to proven i con
sumption of the florae in tenitrvddj
water*, the eeeto must not be broken -
In British territorial waters, other- I
wise they are la no way Inviolable
Foreign customs seels, be added, were 1
habitual ly broken when necessity
arose, la British territorial water.
mmmmmrnmmm
Ame rice a AttHade
‘ WASHINGTON, June H—Tbe .
statement by Premier Baldwin lo tte
British House of ('emmoos, that the
breaking of British t'uatouu seals
on British liners arriving nt
York with stores of liquor specially
sealed afforded no ground for pro- 1
teat to the-UPlted government 1
conform* to taken by Amec- 1
lean officials from the outset. It has 1
been emphasised in Washlaktoa. that 1
the eeeto bed no valde so fnr as
American territorial waters were 1
concerned end that their breaking by :
customs officers would not result In <
any International Incident
In whatever steps tbe British ov- 1
eminent might see fit to take with 1
respect to the action of th Ne wYork
customs officials. It haa been pointed *
out here that the question Involved (
would be the oeliUre of the liquor
and there has been no indtentten of 1
nay Intention o the part of British
or as yat on the part of any other
power to protest against th eaels
uses.
Ho far os Greet Britain la concern
ed. there Is no doubt that American
officials f*el (hat the precedent es
tablished by the lord rbelf Justice
of England this , month In penalising
the Oerman steamer -j'leopsl re lor
bringing spirits Intof New Caatte.
eg route to Antwerp from Etalgpd
would be iltfflcuU to get around
should ths Foreign office desire lo
take up tbe question of the New York
selfuroe. In Ikat case the lord rbelf
Justlc held that It was ImmsUrtel
wher at be seised spirits were Inlead
ad to be landed; that they bed been
Imported into British jurisdiction and
In away contrary to British law
when the ship entered British terri
torial waters, regardless of wbetbr
It wo- the purpose of the ship master
to tend the spirits In Eugjend or al
Antwerp >
In view of ell the cirrumetamoea It
to evident that official* In Washing
ton expect the New York eetouraa, so
tor s* British ships ate concerned, to
i go to-court decision In ■ routine way
I and- without participation by tte Bril,
i M offA.Httafff ''MRlipteffMff
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OVER M MEMBERS
OF THE CO-OP FILE
'SjJIT PITT COUNTY
Tobacco (VOporatimg Am*.
ia« T* Have CMtmeta
Invalidated
FIRST CONC ERTED “**
ACTION m m KIND
RAIJBIQH. Jum If.—ftotr Ml
•n member* of tb* North Carotin*
Co-Operalhr* Tohaceo Oiw»ri
A**octstton la MU County day#
fiM suit to luh tbetr contra*!*
JSS3SJ* ,nus —v *****
m< mmmu wm e*rr-
M WU *°» <tf
illiic* Iha unoruiloa contridfb'
war* upheld by tb* supreme coo*
b*r# last year over twenty 'it#'
■ulU have b**Q filed in tb* Web*
* County court again*! grower* wbo '
buv* not lived up to their coHtrMf
but tb* slaty min mMnb*rn H.
tb* aaeoclaUbo filing salt In MM
t« tb* f|r*t concerted action or tb* . j
part of tb* members t« have tbalr ’ i
contract* Invalidated. -
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MtSONS nSTAU - :i
KW OFf ICIISi
.1 '• •- ■ V- •
Two LNra Moot Tofothor Mi
With Ceremony Ploco Notr
Os teem in Plneoo
Tb* Masonic lodge* of tb* alt* Mi '
laat nlgbt and jointly Insulted to*
offlest* for tb* coining -rear. A Mff*
qvntber of, tb* Maaon* of tbn if
were present and wit noun* tb* *d|a> .
monle* » I,
~ Officer* In*tailed In tb* OoMebOTO ,
lodge war*: K. E Taylor. WorabipSß ,
Mailer, W R. Raßoy, H*n|or Wardbn.
4. 0. Afeupiat*. Junior Wardao. C. X.
Hood. Tr*ad&r*r, J & F Hlcba. tee- .
retary. Tb* Finance > vnmmltte*
oboMtn and IngUlled la: Jaa. Kyi*, fi,',
M. Huqipbrey. and Kirby Hapt. Tte .
Orphan Hocnee Committee In: 1. m.t
Oodwin. K. M Davis, and J. 0. Adama
The officer* ''Of- the Wayno Lodge
are: Dr. V. 8. Wbelpbley. Worship*!
Meater, laaac Cohn, Senior Warded,
Dewey Hunt. Junior Wardon. M. It
Epstein. Trea*ur*r. N. D. Ooatnoy.
Secretary.
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BAHKBAU. RESULTS ,
SATIQJUL
finclnoall A (Ties** A
Philadelphia M. lew Terb It
1 Philadelphia lb. Saw Verb IL
Ho*low V Ibwoblyn 4.
INUabwrg A HI. l.osls L
ARBIU’AM
I dlra*w t BetlwM 1.
Hi. Look ». Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia I WaablogtoO A
Saw foab 14. leetoi A
HAI4.T
Charlotte 11, live*a .Ills 1A
' Awgweto 4. Vneoa A
Colombia bpartaaberg. rain.
HOI THERM
Sewipbl* if
Other* rain.
TIMJISIA ,
Wll**n A Serf elk A
I »rt*neiib $, Rlebnmnd IA
Pete redo ng) A Soeby Ron at A
l rismoiT
Win*lon H*l*ni t. Barbs* A
Car Plunges Off Ap4
Near Town Injur&
Woman And LjtdnQal
A Mg QMMtync ant. tta frOpatty et
A. 9. Mote aad driven by Nteoh Folk.
Book, pitched off tth rood near i|m
Country Club . Monday aftornpeg.
'breaking 'ke arm of rntterius Bel
beg end badly tacerattyg the leg *f
ikggftOlgi of Mr, end wee irav-T
tag «• Soto.; ruts made by those who
9AA
Bath the Mite girl epd l|ra. Bel-1
lack worn l-.niried to tity.'BNwMta
hooptt-l Tho *r~rgfTgl MffhwHtaA
Hr. Mays pant hto dgr to PtDgfti
eem Saturday afla fatal to lift tt*
bfMfc# llcMMBd It li fetllCßd
ttot Pollock drove tte a«r sAurdey
eight until toylg Sunday atoratag ul
• •ele drafflg les ra rata^^^s
•«» wr m m rt** mm he/ »rwr
total won tegorted drtaktag Tha Mt-
Ite girl, who* ptekod gp off tte eta#
of .tto rand with n larokeh ona. woo
heard to state that "tl (hey . hadn't
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ewtas-w tw*
AU UNDER THE
GOVERNMENT SEAL
1‘ jMffff tOBK. JUne'ffß ~(p y the **
[ onoteUl Prao*.) r ff>n oAto -jre|"
teotadto- «Moh hod ffndjtad aeodta*
wepk-end wltk Itynor traaoportod ton
et tbe tkroe mile like ta dodnnoo of
tte Treasury's dyy rating. Ho tat
(«k|f Orrtrolk 'wore (Bo • Anchor DM
Ttooaate end tte Freaok Hat tuffroa.
Tho Tnoeonla, arriving from Oten
■®w. brought a relatively agnail atora?
■ovea dosen bottles of Paoteh waa tte
largaet Individual lt«n litaHlta.
t*4l** <* fStortod drlta* made op
Um rrat of tt# cache bearing British
Governmeot seels The Bnffroh wok
More beevrty laden She brought from
Hfvra. Ip addllteo to g aatoll add
takrfced "toodtetaal atoattoi. Mil
bottles of Wine, Hi battles of cham
pagne. M bottles of gin, II bottles e?
rum. end nine bottle# of whiskey
The stock xfjte under Preach «**>
ornment
NEW YORK, Juke ts —Pour trann-
Atlantic liners, which docked yaeter
dny. were awnttlng nt ttetr piers to
day for tt* hgfft sot too oa tto pari
ttte govsrameat gnttorttiop toward
teiaure of the supplies above tto
oftouol to ho allotted ttaa for Modi
ctaol um fn tapir outward voyage
They were: Tto While Star lteer
Cedric; tto Canard liner Caroato;
tho Itolteo liner Coute V*rdi, making
tor metdon trip to tto United fftaten.
end the Frenek liner Provtdonoo. *
No attempt wee made by nottort-
Uta yesterday to aetae the Ugaoe
stores end with tto except 100 of as-
Bntag eeele oa tt dochera no too poo
tton wm mode.
Vo Knowledge of Low
WASHINGTON. June N. Public
Health Service otactals. In making
out permits for tte tpteatteu by for
eign skips of "medteahP' > tad avow
rations of It*nor eopplah moot bo
gliirtßli Et m*
teg Ihftrgeoo Oeuerpl While, by evert
statements by tt# Innate re of tto roe
eels setting forth ttetr nudeteuad
, lag of the torelga lows under which
I they ere operating *
The service. Dr. White explained,
has bon unable to obtain eopteo as
the foreign taws dealing with It*one
supplies on skips, end Mo euty to
eourse. under (he Treasury Depart
ment instructions to comply with
these requirements. Is to reply os
the masters' Interpretation
Tto loch of spool he lofornuttoa os
Ito foreign regulations wad eWfpto
stood In n tetsphorfs doavorbofteu yes
terday between Dr. White Dr: E.
I B. Bpregus. tto PobltC Health Per
vice ofeer ot New York, with raf
erenca to the that Dr. ffpragne
bed signed permits allow lag tho tor
rags rin to retain nil liquor aboard.
Dr ffpragho denied this. Informing
Df. whtto that th« permit be had
given tte Borengnria allowed reten
tion of only four gallons of Ityoor
for seek Iff passengers. qßhepgb tto
•hip’s mopter tod claimed Pro gal
lope sos tecta tto tar ttaf totadhttar
Urn ne the rsquioowdits , * T
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MELLON ON M 1 ‘.
wA TT SMMii
o*pHP
terte* wbo cailod attteSST
ca.e M an I|E|S\ml J
tile captain wbo.be Molß, >
fend at Cilia
foreigners nod
•trip for egaUn.tlOM MteteH^P.
bad been told by IBa Mtlbtl W.
*ul there would b* Ob Nteailty
Miurr *
beary K
•waea Jean teipad Ms Uk Mg
AbgeU nrp* glnpt.lMTM
WiHlard boa * appclbf te||Mtels[
bk Mmm) IVSOPMh'
1 of tba Booth >n>.d*jfTl§SgjS,
i ay id bp- |A» MPNite-.
mlealod ‘aibjected tb* lit
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