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MEMORIAL FUND REACHES $31,100; $3,900 MORE WAN®
Senator Simmons Believes Ship Liquor QueHfan
Can Be Satisfactorily Settled By Cortvness
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* Senator Stops HereTDn
To Raleigh And
Tilks On Hardings Tour
He Owl Believe Prudent Is Making Much
Ittpresiion on the Country By
NOT GOING TO
POUTICAL REASONS
Senator F. M. Simmons. in ha in
torrtow ; here Inat night stated'(tm:
1 think Us administration and t£b
treasury officials art exactly right in
strictly enforcing the decision o( the
supreme court with reference to the
aMpltouor question.
lW( in n certain comity that
mum waist, however, between the na
... than a t Ue world and when congress
meals we abaU make an effort to
Mt the. matter on an international
•Min.'* Senator Simmons added.
The senior member of the upper
house from North Carolina was look
ing healthy and stated that he had
been doing nothing /eating since
returning from Washington He was
On his way to Raleigh from New
Bora, making the trip through the
country. _ „
'When rfWt ts aay tariff "lefttls
Ron Wha coming up at the noat
congress he laughed. think
ip, hot theDemocraUCpaHy tts com
ing Into power in IRS and then we
wiH go into iNJnrlff situation and
fix It so It Will iqir to all man
king.''
Speaking at the President a trip
to the cosag. la wan .of t|>e opinion
that Ue spgaghee. Ue -type of
a peaches the President was making
would have but Itttle effect on the
* country.
“The President has a remarkable
Tobacco market
HERE IN READINESS
IQ STMT BUSINESS
Muaifri if (ke Auction Mar
ket Bayj» T)*r Expect Great
eat OfM Market of Year
CROP CONDITIONS
■ i THE VERY BEST
L..1
Early pt ibU year
a nuiubtr of'buptAe** men u( the
city got together and deckled they |
would hare an open auction market
In Goldahoro aa well aa the co
operatives.
The result of that Is that the two
warehouses they started will be
read/ for use when the tobacco mar
ket opens up here August 21. There
» open market folks to fight the co
ape relives. neither la there a light
so far as the co-ops «r« concerned
Doth feel thgtMhers is room here
fur both, according to an official con
nected with Um Open market
The *Tgt—■ of the local /are
houses. both • eo-op*retire and open
espbct the greatest season for sev
eral years. The crop prospects at
the preeeffg thne are better than they
have bean lor years sad tobacco men
an enthuaiastlc ovyf ska pfMpect Os
ms bumper crop A tobacco uisivetat
.d last night that the .crop wna at
the very Ictet *« y per oent betur
this year than It wna last. All
grndee of tobacco are Included In
estlmaU
W The local warehouses, of which D.
Currfh and Loe Alphla ure man
agers. wllj open up for business on
August >1 They are employed as
tee n force of auctioneers as caa
- he secured, and (hey have employed
the host sore buyers obtainable
Both the managers atprsss them
sal vs aa bulag very t bashful to
OoMsboro business inter** for the
thug have reoslvsd, frpui them. Mr.
mm aaea o#dsbore Who u much
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
•1 way of sxpresalng thing. be speaks
:! wall and wrltas well, but I .question
►x whether tha type of speech he I* now
i making will Influence the country to
t any extant.”
if “The President ta an opportunist.
He lahes no position on anyUlng.
1 Take for Instance his speech on the
- labor situation ta this country. Why.
i be merely talked about the two ex
> treanes. said be was In sympathy
I with both labor and capital.
i when we- want trying to legislate for
r labor his admlttlatration did nothing
- to assist and I think it was a very
1 n very last rebuke be received from
t dir. Uompers. Mr (lumpers saw
i through the whole thiug. The sen
- a tor said.
h, ‘it was Ue wyqp with the faiW)pr.
He is th be a gymu friaad
■ of the farmer. He wasn’t much tit
I a friend when we were trying to gat
.| by legislation to rellave the farmer.
I When he saw the last election he
>j saw the revolt of the farmer, and
II now be la trying to placate, \
• "ho. I don't think the president's
speeches will make's very profound
i 1 impression. ” he asserted.
1 1 Jdr. Simmons left New Bern early
f' yeaterday afternoon and ia on his
[ way to Raleigh to attend to some
i private business. He declaimed any
political reasons for visiting the cap
i ltal city. -♦
38(0 IMMIGRANTS
; ADMITTED TO US
IN THREE DAYS
Nine Thousand Ofhcru SUII Be
ing Held in New York
Harbor
{MANY WILL
HAVE TO RETURN
NEW YORK. July I—The number
or Immlgsants who have been exatn
, laed and allowed to enUr the United
Slates since tne new alien quota
opened Sunday passed the thaec thou
sand mark R today. Tbeaa people,
many of whom travelled aa much as
fire thousand miles and spent the en
tire trip worrying about wbsthery
they woold arrive In time to enter the
coontry horded off the sntaji ferry
which runs between Kills Island and
Manhattan dividing Ihelr attention
between the friends who rushed to
meet them and the towering buildings
of lower Broadway.
Rome nine thousand others still
are being held at the immigration
station or are welling aboard ablp
for their examinations Thousands
will he sent back over the long ocean
reaches without ever setting feet on
the continent- Unera continued jlo
arrive today and were held In the
bay while passengers leaned over the
roll trying to gel a glimpse of the
promised, land
Tha quotas for Aasia and Africa
already have been Ailed and many
more will be baiisted when lha ships
now In port have been examined
Among these will be Greek.
CROPS IN THE OLD
NOTH STATE CLEAN
RALEIGH. N C.. July S. Crops to
North Carolina are remerhnbly
clean.” aa a result of as us sale ■
drought and frequent culUvattah. ac
cording to the semi monthly crop ra
i port tt Frank Parker, agriflhltwrsl
statistician of tH* Depanmdhf «f
agriculture The dry conditions are
showing waust effect along the north
gVß-ißhikr. Iks hhpmrt tetee. ■*
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khlukelt
i™ II SPITE
or Brain
(Dr. Wall Ploanuu Big Crwwg
* Willi An JCxcuHgat Sermon
on First Night
SONG LEADER
VERY PUEABING
“WORKING BY WEEPING"
The revival services at the Currln
Warehouse last night were largely
attended as they ware on Suuday
night when the meeting opened. Dr
Aeno Wall, who is doing the preach
ing. was pleasing and delivered n
strong sermon
The singlag with i wttr Woif
slaggl In charge is on-.of the fear
lures of the meeting He L tusking
himself popular with the crowd and
Is galling aoiue line singing out of
them.
Practically every chair In the huge
tabernacle was taken on the first
night. Dr. Wall expressed . himself
as being very much pleated with
attendance.
Sunday's sermon is lull la given
below: ,
Teat: Psalm I 3«. Mb worse: "He
that and waepeth. bear
ing precious sand, shall doubtless
cotpe again with rejoicing, bringing
his toeavas with him ‘ ' ■>,
l want apeak tonight upon the
»tfhj«ct of vetoing ks weeping. There
are three rather strange by
which God's people have been effec
tive iu the past, for'working effsc
tivaly in the past, and these three
Way* age first by waiting, second la
Weakness, and (bird by weeping.
That's a strange way to do things
Work first of all by watting, ami
we -hwvj the promise that they t’ial
wait upon the 1-ord shall renew their
strength, shall mount up as on the
winge of the eagle, shall run and not
be weary, walk and not faint and then
again la rnturning and rest shall you
be saved;*ln quietness and confi
dence shall be your strength: God
aaytug to us that be who wails pa
tiently ia able to work effectively
My Brother. if tbere shall be pa
tient, united, earnest, continuous ex
pectant waiting upon God here God
will open the windows of Heaven and
pour ua out blessings; God will make
bare his mighty arm and bla alreugth
shall be seen and felt, and bis pow
er and glory shall be manifest In our
midst. t
Tbs other strange wffy by which
people have worked and accomplish
ed things have been In weakness
Paul shouted out "Wbmi I*Am Weak
Then I am am strong" aud be tails ua
how God has choaen the foolish
things of the world to confound the
wise aud the weak things of the
world to confound the mtgbty and
powerful ones that no flesh should
glory other than In the power of God
He tells us that when we are weak
them we are strong
If In the beginning of this Evan
glllatlc t'ampalgn each and all shall |
feel bis weakness and fee I her wenk
to the holy spirit as shall insure our
having that-divine power \ that -the'
The# he tells ua again that w-j
work by weeping "He that goetb
forth and weepeth shall accomplish
things ’ -
Now there are In the text which I
have juet quoted four pictures that
I would have you to look at for juet
a moment The first picture ia that
Os God a child going forth to his Held
of labor The second picture Is that
of Usd s child out yonder on bta field
of labor weeping and sewing pre
cious eeer The third and perhapa
the most Inspiring of all ia that of
God being over his faithful child out
yonder at his task sad assuring blut
of auccsta The forth Us that of God's
child having finished his task after
gleaning shaves from the world and
going back home rejoicing bringing
hie sheaves along with him
Let's look first of ail at God's child
as be goes forth and hearing the
scripture as they eay "He that goetb
forth;” and what le the pic-lure
that comes to oof mlndT It ia that
of a plainly dressed man wjlh a bas
i ket of grain upon bln arm. with
' frank nans on his tors with tank m
hie etpp- with purity of purpose- go
- tag forth w km fluid of labor think
- lag a«t about bow much bn can pat
I, niff of but bum'much he
r mm alee to the wprli iu Ms dby sad
ia bis generation thinking not atiout
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i Continued on Page five I
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“ Wash., who |s tlte luiA>r Stnto of the
i lica gre.ti.H»»»g X^lte-I
Htstee Military itcndemy at Wen*
. Point. N. If.
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FIVE BANDITS
, BQLDLY HOLD-UP
RAILWAY OFFICE
81 UMIIB. July 3 -Pive armed 1
end masked men held up the of-
Bee of the Called Railways Com
pany here late today and escaped ,
I with yid.iMHl dollars About' s ]
dozen employees were In the office \
at the time and two employees j
fired at the bandits as they
escaped In nu automobile One !
of the employees said be believed
he hit on bandtl us he saw h#m j
fall Into the tonneau of the auto- i
mobile The office Is Iu the cen
tral part of the city. ‘ . j
KiIHEN I'M Elk RUDD HAOi'h
HAIAtIOH. July I —Secretary as j
Htatc W M Everett has grastod par- j
mission to the Dnlbwrg l-indea (h»m
pnuy of Davidson to issue I|3*.WW
preferred stock The total stock Is
sue of the •unmpany Is Hup.ww.
I in New York the dally allowance
of water per bend la nearly two hun
dred gallons. In Uiudon It Is hut
r...« ~ u .h7cms 'l
forty RRHOtM l«nu 1
Only A Small Branch
j Os Krupp Works Seized.
By French In The Rhur
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Seizure* Made Under De Goutt’* Order Giving '
Right* To Private Property as
Reparation ||
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THE GERMAN GOVERNMENT
; roundhouse taken ;
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‘ DUUEBBKI.DOItK, July .3-ißy the}
1 Associated Urns* » The first sels irss|
r under General Dedioutt s degree glv
* lag the occupailoii forces power toi,
l take over private property for reps- [
arsttoti iw-'Poeea were uouoonccd to- j
J day Three plant* were taken nverj
e by the French the first being n,'
> brsncii of the Krupp Locomotive
* W’ork ai rlegerotb a little station.
1 near Eaeen. ,
- Four new locomotives were seised
-1 at these works which now are or
* copied with the assslaMSN ot low-,
- motives iaetewd of Mg gone Re-,
' poeU from RsrUn a|«te that the swpl
i anans rzzia
this selsurs of n oomparnllvely VtnslJ I
branch. '
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MEMOKIAL ‘‘KlN'ts;
THING” SAYS SEN. '
* SIMMONS OF N. C.*
"It is « Hue 'firing you are do
ing here in (iotdsbwro when you .
build a .living huetuorlal to the. I
boys who died, said Senator tMtn
toons I sat night
“I kqftw of no ojlmr place no>-
1 «sr : .
I memorial II chows tire>du reels
[ lion of n great pepoje for U|c
Bhole
. Us boys tlprltag. the' was HiiC and
I want to say that Goldsboro sad
Wayne Founly are to be. cop
4ratul.tv»d tl bn,
rglse the alllnuH ttf RKIM Vlth- t
out trouble, sad I think you wiU.
MEMORIAL CAMPAIGN
PROGRESSING WITH
ONLY S3IQQ TO RAISE
Mr. Weil EktenAu Another Call
For the People, of Goifeboro
To Pooh th« Indicator T# the i
. Top and Make the: Hlkutc
$35,000 i
AMOUNT SHOULD
BE RAISED BOON
The Memorial i outtnunKy OiNMing
Fund continues tog row. wnk
IWrOrvn] yesterday nftetnon*. Qn|y
13.h0c now needed to push the tittle
Rng to highest mark. fro.Ma, on the
Indicator. there are still
some generous spirits In Goldeboro
who have not alregdy contributed to
this memorial tor our boys wbn
I risked their all that c liberty should!
11>« vouchsafed to us An analysts of]
the contributions reveals the fact that
[they have been given by over eight
I hundred people which together with
' former subscriptions In ail proba
| blllt) will reach twelve hundred sub
i scribera. a popular subscrtbtlon In
deed from a grateful people ‘
Yesterday s canvass are Incomplete j
i only about on ehalf men’s team re
, port and women fund report deferred
uutll later In the w eek. I
will l»e glvqn an opportunity to con-'
1 tribute until the goal of 136.000 Is
| reached UONKL Will,
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iUI M RI KIKKR rU'I.HT \ ;’t
NEAR I.OK AhtiEI.KN j
LOB ANOBUCU. Cntlf.. July *-A , ,
rum runner carrying 10« esses «l ,
liquor was captured neqr here yegtnr-: ,
j day after tt bad opened In »» • ,
, pursuing coastguard cottar. The put- <
ter returned the Arc and the runt ,
crew surrendered. No one trna In- i \
jurod The Federal <»ffleers began ]
a search at l-ong Reach for several ~
women said to be Implicated In as j,|
rum running plot The of fleers be
lieve the rum runner eame from ai.
Mexican port sad was attempting to ’
land when slnhted j
The other plants aelaed were the, i
1 tiudahnas. NaMtkiiltir, «!•>•! works
»Hbjhrsiiehe* throughout llir Ruhr
employing one hundred thousand trnm 1
with tiu Hrnuaa i steel factory., t
part of the great Phoenix work* nur
Dortmund In addition so taking ! j
over these three private plants In
Ih* Ruhr the French sailed the Oar* ,
man government repair ahnpe and
roundhouse near Mad the larged* re
pair abope In Germany
'*{* Iwomotltai ware found
ui DM taaMtaior Four coal mines
kctM kind kga» taken over In the
i < TSSE4I r w.H. tba kII O, I
OafMUt m Dtial.il ! X fn, .tlarejO.nl <
-wcWwe order H I. now alLlad TI
I tie was atHM g Franck patrol and not. !
i bj> tba Belgian 1 !
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General Development
Os Nation’s
Advocated By HafsM§
Chief Kxecutive U*
Domain As “iWasary Haws* —rH ■ ■
HAKIHNti R|'NB TRAINS DOWN MQUN«|fIE
•POKANB. Wank.. July I -GrnSnaF t
development of the nattoa s natnrsl j
resources mtber then preservation o< 4
them in their original state wan nd |
mwaled by President Harding bare I
(might as the oaiy conservation pot- 4
My Amertna dare commit Itself to. '
The president speaking on “Devel.i I
upment Meclwoimstion and Water 3
Utilisation declared against looking |
op the public domain "An a trunaury |«
house of potential wealtly”- ua the 1
grounds that such action would pro- 1
vent 11 being ready far non , urban I
aunded He made It plain that be t
stood for gradual development jtneb I
ns ibe use of water for bath irrtgs- 1
•ton and power and tor o policy of I
reforestation that prouervon the on- t
•tonal Interest while permitting use |
n( the timber as seeded, |
Mr. Hardings address delivered in 1
the -wsruorys hovo -wm (tor AM* bon 14
pmde on to e Factor die pc since he 1
*•*»«■• PtogMbbr M» Uk pressed tbe 1
EPI •
RECOnOMM
mini
TNM EVER BEFORE
All Recants H mania* In Nuttbnr
, of Acre* Nnw Bing lltll*
iwd In “South'll Hint”
BREAKS PREVIOUS
NUMBERS BY MILLIONS
WASHINGTON. July 1.~ Mora oH
tuA »M in cultivation on June li In
tba United itofa linn ever before
Ig tba history of the coup try
Tba government a «rat official an
nouncement of Uy|a year# acreage
(Ueeloacd tint tiara warn SS.UtTJtb
n*iae ot cotton growing Hi tie balds
of tba notion belt Tile acreage I.
one elgbtb or four million aaora tbnn
wna being cultivated on sane 21. Inst
ynar and almost one mllUa. two ban
drnd nujre tbnn wna bar veal ad In tba
taravloua record acreage ynar of Itll,
COLORKD PEOPLE
STAGING FARMERS
HOLIDAY, JULY 7
Number of Speeches Te He
Made Under leadership of
Demonstration Agent
Tba colored people of Ibe count y
are having a farmer a holiday July 7
at which time a number of apeaber*
will m) Ureas them Tba lueellSg Is
uuder the ausploea of tba local color
ed farm damonatratlon agent wbo la
iloiag very fine work fa building up
a better farming aptrft and the color
ed people of tba county.
Tb« aieeilng will taka place at Id
o'clock' and will last until 2 octook
during which ilota such subjects as
"The Home lleaullful" and “The Far
mers Mistake" will ha dlacuaaad
The program la aa follows: .
1. Tba Home Beautiful, Mias Ly
lord iLI
2. Preparation orTarta Products
for market. \|f>. J. l>. Wray.
3 Tba Partner's Mistake. Mr L. Y. ,
Hall. . / 4
4. A (tarden Twelve Months In tba
Year, Mr. C R. Hudson.
Master of < 'ereeionled. Rev Me
Tray.
ITTKbTMIb, MAHOibt
A special communication Os Golds
boro Lodge. No IM toulgbt •
o clock for worJt Is Urn Third. De
gree. Grand Loeturer Kdmnabg nil.
b# present and give tie Inntwn. Ail
Master Mamma MNilaftp MRUMd I
ft wUdflfiHhft;-
♦ "* * 1 ' I >twl. fill »!
MEMBER OF ; ,
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(he art i
ever. IndhalYou idflJhfcJli'Y com
(dele .ollai.se of miffiSm. '
rH.b brabl^^^HUpani
a hell Mayor Job a tb.
|.i omofers a.lmntudlßWhlyil
due Dempsey - purat
had not lo»tt ra, "tQMHi** *r
proa peels of MSHp XSOKuI
'"nidi* of money. ,M|b3HE7Rnsi
'he sky Jn|W
I.KJtLIE
Lanin Wall nsi. Jingpdß f»*
turned rcalei.lgg M#MK fm|pg
latula where lief aMSMB tig Mi*
nual InterualMpl «JMDBIW*4K *Wf
Rotary Intenieiimni . T BfmNdeit> 4NDb
aa a delegate (ffm diMbfign IfUff.
Mr. Wall aialAd «*• MM-tbit i*
bad aa anJoynMe trip, b«v}Mg ftiw
inrsnd. by tie «») of Cilngsa. Xgiaw
do. Datraft. and Cleveland fie amgf
vention. be Dated. *n R» baa a IMfE.
aa be bwe sewn ta hie Mn. and bast
he sud Mrs ’tell had » ulinSj
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