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VOLUME TWO; NUMBER 119
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Tokyo Scene of Death
And Destruction As Result
Os Earthquake and Fire
WATER WOfeKSIS
DESTROYED; ALL '
MA TRAFFIC HALTED
r jfcmyt Received By
fl i d i o Corporation
Krom Japanese Sta
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- RAN FRANCBCp. Rept. L—(By the
' FrM«.)-T>« Radio Cor
-1 • pormiqp of America received tonight
MS' V FUtloo »| Tomlok*. Japan.
F * mi band story at Are and anyth
Ldtnke at Tokro. T|a story
I raftgjes who nod teas hgmtetnd
dtp Ho stated that after tbe Art*
■kook time broke out la various
RAN KRANCBIOO. Sept I.—Tokyo
Is afire. Many bulldln«s Rare col
lapsed sad the water system is re
ported totally destroyed. There Is a
ft heavy load of Ilfs, end ell traffic has
IJwii suspended tad tke fleases are
Ifttreadted to surrounfflng towns sc
pbordlnt' to a message received here
r tonight by the Radio Corporation of
$ AOierica from Ito superintendent at
Tomlola. Japan.
Tbe Radio Corporation said that
s tke superintendent obtained his In
formstioa from 0 morning paper In
Soodl. a largo seaeoaat town twn
hundred mllsy north of Tokyo. To
mlokn la about 144 miles north of
Tokyo. Tke message said, “severe
earthquakes at Tokyo at noon yea
terday. Railroad stations have col
lapsed and thpre are no meant of
reaching tke city. The water system
Is wholly dedtroyed."
BAN fatMfOfCO, Sept I—At 6:20
o’clock tonight tke radio corporation
meet red a menage form station at
Tiss»tok| which asM thgt 7#d poraoea
were rdported killed when a twelve
Story house at Asakusa fall Many
hosts sank lb k tidal wavs in the
stmlt of Furoka. Most of the hotlaea
at Numaau collapsed the message"
SO*d.
1 In Tokyo tke Imperial station was
•Wept by Are sad the Imperial the
atre colls peed. The station on Quo
ad' burned. It to rumored the Impe
r*l palace Is la danger lo Tokyo.
Tbe report from Furoka and Numa
tn indicate danger wad widespread.
Furfeka la 66 mile* southwest of To
kyo. and Numaau is U Bailee In the
■aatp direction
Numaau is a resort aadl the loca
tion of an Imperial rills.
' Brian* Rsgsnt Htrehtpd and hlh
household am safe According to a
message received ham ky tke radio
corporation.
BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I.—Com
munication with Japan Interrupted by
' an earthquake. Tbe only menu of
obtaining Intelligence from the Island
empire since the shook has been thru
Comtek* station of tke Radio Cprpo- i
nation la an Isolated position 144
miles from Tokyo. Each of the brief
J-mOesages emanating thence brought
Word ot bitter disaster or wjjl*-1
spread destruction
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„ (fFAKA. Rapt. I.—With the escep
tfon of tbe Riba rood the whole of
Tokyo k| burning. Fart of the Im
puriji palace ts reported to be ablgge.
Yokohama wo* badly damaged by;
tbe shock and the succeeding Are. A
’-tidal ware was reported from the bay
’of. Furaka. Fima had broken out In
'towns aa tar aa 14 mlleafrom Tokyo
) gad the disaster appeared general.
• Tbe orfly survivor reaching the sta
tion said the numbered dead In Tokyo
•As tncalcueble.
bo setters arb ukuna
- AS ENJOYABLE CBriBE
Bosky Mount, Bept. I—Reports
through district head L. F. Tillery of
«t organisation, who has
the scouts ot Rocky
deity on their Chee#-
tadteated a very pleaa
a. The boys waited one
k far their boat, end af
•ted for Baltimore. Waah
mapolls While In Waah
tagtoa tbs boys were reoelred by Pres
ident Coolldge
bbttrb biharbhevt or
* CELEBRATED PICT! BE
R| Agme Theatre Is offering a re
turnof' the celebrated Four Hors*-
-men a fCke Apocalpyse This will be
recalled as the. most celebrated of tke
war pictures, and probably war nov
els so wall. The Dora* publisher*
thought enough of their proceeds to
hand Biases banes a tan thousand
dollar Buka*- Add tho .picture Is
worth ooslsg: !• big. panoramic, full
of Iks pan lon of Ufa.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
.Mims
SMELT Ml
I Caught la Machinery, Negro
Sustains Five Compound
Fractures
„ fv
Robert Harper. It. negro employee
• of the Durham Hosiery Mills hem. who
■ was injured Friday evening, appeared
t to be doing nisei y late yesterday after
. noon. The negro was cwfight In the
machinery end 1 as a result suffered
i Bve compound fracture* in his left
I arm and a dislocation ot tho left shoul
der joist. At Arst his condition was
t (bought to be much mom serious, the
ragged protruettonof the bone making
lbs wound an eTfhremely nasty one In
appsnmaee.
I
BIT. MB. BBABREB4IER
Til PHI’ AC M HERE SUNDAY
Rev. K M. **•>*•» l • —or. presiding
r|q«r c' this UUtrlct. will AH tbe pnl
plt nt St. Pant’s Methodist church
Sunday evening at • o’clock. Tbs
pastor. Rev L. Read will preach
at 11 o’clock In the morning.
Trail
FOR2S DOLLARS
20-Year-OM CoUoge Senior
Goes Apum Oconn With
oat Faooport
New Concord, a. Sept. I—A round
trip to Oormnny. costing him only ISA
W. Bible. SO. FUtshnrgh. s senior nt
has Jdst been . eow- ■ •
Muskingum College here. Btkie made| ;
the Joprnoy without a passport, • ,
Pittsburgh birth certificate serving as i
S substitute
TMkta loft homo with Itt and ship
pad in the Qeorgt Washington.,work
ing his way to Bremenhaven There
be exchanged his money for Oerman
marks and ga a reaolt had a larga
"roll." He said if coat him SA casta
In American money to ride from Ham
burg to Berlin, where he bought a fine
straw hat for M cent*. No meal coat
him mom thaa SA cents, be said.
While In Germany he visited tne
Rhine volley and Its more Important
cities. Thgre was little evidence of
suffering or privation of nay sort, ha
stated.
. Before leatag borne Blkle obtained
a certificate of his birth. ' The certifi
cate bore tho official seal of tha city
of Pittsburgh la on# career of the
certificate Blkle placed n kodak plh 1
turn of hlmaelf. Wkemver ha pre- t
seated the certificate It was accepted 1
as readily aa though ha had gone to 1
the trouble and dq?p*na* of obainlng <
a regular passport, ha sold. I
Completing hi* tour Blkle returned <
|to port, and shipped on the same res I
eel he went overseas on. I
MULE 14 i
397,428 Pounds of Weed
- Net Growers $52,049.80:
I * n
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V*
There general rejoicing in tee
camps of both tea co-op and tee Inde
pendent* concerning tee first four
days of be Goldsboro tobacco market
according to Information gathered
yesterday by repreaentatles of the
New*. More of tbe ’ weed was sold,
be ter price* were paid, and there wee
more satisfaction on every hand.
Acoordlng to Information given out
by the local Chamber of Commerce
| yesterday afternoon tbe 193* tobacco
r market shows a 100 par cent Increase
1 against thA first week of the market
' last year. For tea first four days of
' the auction market last year 11*.721
pound* were handled at e. value of
1 $14,430 *4 For the peat week of the
current season 1*7.12* pound* were
■old. bringing (62.049 10. The offi
cials of tha local chamber have con
' suited over fifty farmers dufjng the
past week, all of whom sold on tbe
local marked end no* on* of tnem
criticised the prices.
Tbe t e-epe
At the co-op warehouse It waa de
clared that tbe opening days bed been
better than tbe highest expectations
Advances paid to members delivering
their product waa from 46 to W per
cent more than the first advance* paid
last year It waa declared. .This wee
' pointed to as proving that he Aeaocia
-1 tlon bad reached a strong financial
1 condition'and waa better prepared to
1 protect its members.
Co-Op officials explained that fleures
HB
I IGIEHETT THIIL
e 4 -
> Jury Stands frinc for Man
slaughter; Throe for Acquit
tal; Garrett Our’oa Bond '
i . Cumberland Court House. Va.. Sent
► I.—After the Jury failed-to agree la
I the case of R. O. Garrett. on trial her*
. for the murder of Rev Mr. Pierce.
Baptist minister, a new trial was eat
for Renumber SSte. The Jury, com
posed of Amherts county men. dellb
; erated for three bourn and one, min
ute.
It waa said that the jury stood nine
far a manslaughter verdict and three
for acqultal ,
Aa a formality la dlfeptilH a mis
trial. Judge White dire Am* Juror
Oeorge Watte to stand addFand the
othem Were then likewise dismissed,
lodge White stated that Oarrett would
to. under 1*6.000 bond, end did not
order him arrested.
FORMER REHIRENT OF PITT
■ WEB AT KINHTON
KINSTON. Aug M-Thomae 0 Rice I
well known retired farmer, died at 7 *0 1
Thursday morning nt the residence of <
his son. Hyman B Rice, with whom he <
made h|a home. Hr. Rice waa in hie I
7»th year. He was a aative of this <
[section. He formerly resided In Pitt
County, but for more than tan years I
had mada his residence here. He waa I
a man of quiet demeanor. He was i
never actively Interested In polite* or
public affaire, though a man above the
average In character and latellact.
Mr. Rice Is survived by a wtdoa. on*
daughter. Miss Mary Rios, and oaa
■on. Hyman Rice, together with one
grandson and a sister Tha funeral
waa eat for 10:So Friday morning, to
b» conducted from tke home, SO* Kast
Blount street. Aerial to lake pines to
Afapleweed Cemetery and Mr Brtace
eld. aa Rpifibopal clergyman to offt
aate.
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Goldsboro to Have
Dollar Day Sept 14-15 ,
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Merchants will observe the annual (
Dollar Day her* September liranjfli
16. ElohoraU preparations ar*\ be- ,
Ing mad* to make the deya atlrw-Vt
live to the buyers. In addition to tbe i
Dollar Day there will be conducted 1
about the middle of October a Pay- i
up aad Trade week. ■
Goldsboro Golfers To ;
Meet New Bern V
Goldsboro golf enthusiast* will meet
the New Bern artiste In the next In- 1
ter-cit/ 1 match, seeding to L A. ‘
Newaham. professional with the Golds- •'
boro Cnuntry. Club. Intereat In the 1
coming meet la Indicated in the num- (
bar reporting for practice on the links’]*
each afternoon A eroding to Mr.
Newnham the learn which will meet 1
New Bem will be the best that has yet ‘
represented Goldsboro. 1
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j
» concerning would be sent out |
-by officiate 8t the association design «
r nated for this purpose; but It wae't
learned that some pounds were t
I received Friday. TTlq returns aa to t
• number of pounds waa declared ea,t- >
. Isfaotory (
i ’’Members tbla year have learned |
not to dump all their crop onto the
> market at one time, but the first few t
> day* Indicate that they will dlaribKts.i
» U ovar the entire season." It was de- f
i dared. This waa said to be a val-H
■ uabte lesAoa learned last year. <
f furArr'i Warehouse t
In the four days at the Farmer’s t
f warehouse *19.000 waa paid for a total 1
>of 101,000 pounds. Prices ranged <
from 1* to *1 cent*, much better i
■ than last season at the corresponding
- daea. i
i Reoeipe at tel* house were aa fol- <
1 lows: Tuesday 47.00 pounds. Wed* <
i nesday 9.000 pounds, Thursday 20,000 i
pounds. Friday *4.000 pounds. ,t
(‘ante’* Wareb*a»e
D. F. Ourrtn of (’urrte’e Indepen- ji
i dent warehouse could not be located
In time yesterday to get dally receipt*
I 'or bis boOe*. but total* given bv h'—
r indicated that tobacco recelvyd here
I bad been greater than at nay other r?-
i reiving pi act He declared that a to
- tal of |*t.Mo had been paid to farm-
I er’a for 1*6.000 pound*
» “This la from (4 to *7 higher thnn
price* paid at tbe same date last
i year.” b* Mid.
GOLQMMWL N. C, SUNMAY MOMNINO, MfTK.MHKH i.
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COMMISSIONERS TQ
ISSUE REPLY TO MRS
KATE BURR JOHNSON
Posit 100 t Local Board To Be
State# in R Lo«gthy State-
WILL COMB BEFORE
REGULAR MEETING
Wayne county’s public welfare offl
,or mlx-up will probably o be the chief,
Item of twsiaesa con fret In* the coun
ty commfsaloners when they meet at
'4O o'clock Monday radrtag A state
ment. showing the position of tbe
county commissioners In the ejection
of Fred Mints tovauofiped A K. How
ell resigned, and In reply to the po,
■ltion taken by Mrs. %mt • Burr John
son. commissioner of public welfareJ
will be lesued
L. A. Raney, ehatnaikfl of the boadr t
of commissioner*, destined yesterday,
afternoon »to express aa opinion as to
what would be done or whet the state-;
went to be prepared would contain
He declared that tt would not be Wire I
to enter late aa tateretew concerning;
the situation.
Monday la the regular day tor the
meeting of the com mission* r* Mem
ber* of the board of education, who
acted jointly In electing Mr. Mints,
wjll not meet wl«h the commissioners
In their coming peseioß. A. H Edger
ton. e member of the klueation hoard.)
has been out of town mr the pant week
and would not have seen present to
attend the meeting Monday.
The action *t Mrs. Johnson la re
fusing to grant a certificate to A|r
Mints has probably aroused a oondt-H
tlon unprecedented la the Rtet* and:
discussion of the atet«tnent proposed;'
by the commissioners waa frequent
on the streets yesterday,
mole is mm :
PARTIES NMPLY
ESCAPE inOT
Mortthf
WHISKEY FOUND 0
IN AUYOMdBUeK
A mule belonging to the Tlrgteta
Box Company waa *o badly* Injured
that Jt had to be killed, and three ne- <
gross and unknown pert lee bad a <
miraculous escape from death when ’
n Rtudebaker touring car aald to b* I
.traveling at a high rate of speed «
■(ruck a wagon on the LaOrann# road •
last night The accident occurred f
about a mllegutd a bait from the etty )
at 11:30 this morning. *
Johnnie Loft In. of Millar’s Croeslag. <
Adam Day and Archie Carnegie, all i
colored, were riding on the wanna •
when It ws* struck by tbe car. Oc
cupant* of tbe car disappeared Imme
diately after tbe accident and no one
waa able to Identify the car during
the scene of the accident. Tbe car
bore a l lOl2 Goldsboro license and
was number IMA. Deputy Sheriff L.
O. Rhode* took the automobile Into
bis possession
According to Loftln, who was driv
ing (he two-mule team, he waa grad
ed toward Miller’s Crossing when he
saw the car approaching at a high rate .
of speed He declare* that he drove
Into the ditch on the right hand aide
of the road when he saw the reckless
pace the car waa approaching, bat not ■
far enough to avoid the left-hand
mule from being atruck by tha auto- '
mobile
Tbe large touring car made a com
plete turn ayound on teg rolpact and
lyH arrivals on the scene fwn<*
bWed back In the direction of Mlll
•K Crossing and one on* side. It
was badly demollahrd. Adam 3 -I)ny,
tbe elder of the negroes, leaped from
the wagon Ju*t before tbe crash,
wffll# the other two were thrown some
distance Into a field. Carnegie suffer
ing * lacerated Up.
The wggoa had baen loaded with
bay and aacked oats and tbe load was
scattered up and down tee highway
for several hundred feet. A Dint or
whiskey waa turned over to tbe offi
cers as halng been In the car. while a
broken neck of n bottle waa nolnted
to aa eldenre teat other Inloilcaata
had been In the mnchlne. A hnt and
cont found In the enr were
session of as evidence by officers
C. E. ork and brother T. 11. York
arried on the scene a few minutes af
ter the accident and reported that the
demolished car had passed them a few
miles oat of tatUrange and going be
tween 3S and 40 miles an hour. They
raid teat they drove Into tbe ditch to
avoid l* Ing struck a* It went paa.
Colored Schools
Open Monday
The colored schools of tha city wilt
open Monday. Reptemhar *, aoaordlag
to information glen out by Prof 0. A
Hamilton, aupertntandent. Tbe schools
for white will not open until tbe fol
lowing weak.
«sn ■
i MTHMCTE TILT
I IT STMDSTILL
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Hituallpn Given Little Prom be
of Aay Immediate Solution;
Pinehot IJfciarN Root
NOTHING FURTHER
UNTIL WEDNESDAY
Herrlaburg. pa.. Bap. L—The nego
tiations pending her* between official*
and employs* of the anthracite coal
Interests In America, rested practical
ly at atandatlll late yesterday Gov
ernor Plnchot of Pennsylvania, ap
pointed mediator by President Cool- <
idg*. made an appeal for the people i
to ooaaldar their own Interests sad lot
rank* their will kaffwa ” > -1
j Goernor plnchot Issued e state men i <
dednring a resting spect until Wed-!
needay for the hard pressed leader* j
| of both sides Outside thta formal i;
‘atetement tee governor confined hlm’ i,
;**H to an expression of encourage-1
Iment. , . " !
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Co-Operatives File
Suit# Against Planters j!
" Breach of Contract
•*<» " q> j 1
Thq Tobacco Growers Co-operative ,
1 Aaaoclatloa ha. fl|, d 10 „ , n w , rBP
Superior Court against a number of
plant*re, alleging breach of contract
o* the part of tee planter* in their ,
*ff»rt to avoid disponing of tobecco
crop* through the co-operative*, ac
cording to alleged aontreet. and to
***** dUpoMl on tee Open auction
•oore. In every Instance tee court 1 !
IkM Issued real reining orders, prevent- !
Ing dlapoenl of the crop prior te the
Ume of the next superior court, whleh;
will com* In October and at which
Ume these caee* will be tried. t,
The tallowing planters are being
eued; J. A. Wooten. Chirli* Waletoo,
John R. Howell. W J tenlth, Mr* N !
R. Ourley. Jemee Radford. W P*n-i
nlnntoa. WUI Evane. Charlie A. Mc
kMl. Georg* Dlcktneon, W. M Gard
ner. J. W Hick a. W. H Corbitt;
Aq unusual Interest will attend te* t
trtnl of thee* eases, for tk* reeeet de
cl atone against the plan tefe f» Bhten- 1
vUJe hare qulcke (w .i interest generally.
awtsrs^SMMi &
ly treated.
BOM, WKEVtI. IS DOING ,
DAVAttE IN ABERDEEN HECTION
Aberdeen, Sept 1 The damage *
Inflicted by tBW boll weevil around
Aberdeen and in tbla aectlon of M<mr J
County I* considerably greater tean
was anticipated a few week* ago.
South of Aberdeen cotton la deterior
ating rapidly, the weevil havtpg tak
en nearly all of the top crop sad In
flicting very aerlous damage to tbe
young boll. In Scotland County end
south of Raaford barely a 60 per cent
crop lg expected To the north of
Aberdeen tee crop will probably be
aout onefourth lesa than normal
Ministers Plan
For State Group
-g* ■
Tbe local minister* association will
resume Ita semi-monthly session at
the First Presbyterian church Mon- i
day. Reptembar Sd at tan "o'clock (
There are numerous matters to com*
up for dlacusalon at tbla mealing,
prominent among these being a dts- '
(usalon of the proposed State-wide
Ministerial Association. Secretary W.
O. Butler urges a full attendance. 1
ME SENDS LOU
VET TO WINSTON
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Colonel W. B. Fort Buys Ticket
Houru Before Train
Tlm« !
Like the song, they are going down
the valley one by one. The thin grey
line dwindles and dwindle*. The
warriors of yesterday, the boys who
so gallantly fpllowed lahi and Jack
aon are gradually taking their place*
With the gray mint* on the other
v
ahore.
There waa one vwteran from Wayne
and only on*—so far aa is known —
to entrain last night for the hut*
Hepteiuber 4 and 6. Col. W ii Fort
bought bla ticket hours before tbv
train ran yesterday.
A little along In years there was
not (ring aged In tbe boyish enthusi
asm with which the Col. embsrked
upon his trip, a, trip that will bring
back the memories of the dsya gone
by, of tbe compflree and dreary
marches, tbe trials which cemented
Soldiership Into brotherhood. Ths
ffftlonel waa looking forward to a
great time.
He far aa Is knowir h* I* ths only
.Wayne veteran wtrl-wlll be at the
encampment. W T.' Oliver, com
mander of the Wayne camp of the
veteran, was to Indisposed to rusk-4
the trip.
ITALIAN OCCUPATION ' !
FOLLOWED BY LANDING
FIVE THOUSAND MEM
co-ops mo file welx
Ilium
Mon Than 5,000,000 Potinda
Dnlivarnd la Soath
Carolina ,
Raleigh. B*pt \.—A landslide to tba
Tobacco Growers Cooperative Asso
ciation took pins* last waak la tba
Carolina*. la South Carolina It araa
1 tobacco, mora than flv* million and
[a half pound* delivered to tba Coop-'
aratlva Soon, according to Saturday'!
| "Port from F O. Dtaoa. maaagar of I
‘be Aaaoolatton warahouaaa for tba
South Carolina halt, whara orar half
of tba total deliveries of that section
tor laat year barn already reached tba
Aaeoelatlon flqgra. la North Carolina
| more than fifteen thousand people
caaia to tba maea meeting at wbleb
nine director* of the aaaoclatloa
reached member* from every cooperu-
Ive market la Unjeast, who left tba
urgent harvesting and curing of their
bumper crop with a response, to tba
call for mobilisation that surprised
the * peaks ra at every meeting.
From the victory rally of eavon
tbouaand folka la Pitt county who cel
ebrated the aaeoelatlon xletory la tie
Oreenvliie court to the hundred falh
ful coopt who gathered la Wilson Fri
day and hupp upon the worda ofi
Judge S. F. Austin, director from
Nash county and Walter B Lea. Sold
service representative tor the Snath
Carolina belt. Tie determination of
(be organised farmers to aland by
thstr Aaaoclatloa and secure tor It all
the tobacco to which It la sailed was
made clear In a down resolutions of
confldeaoo and support and apptaaae
at every paint.
The sign up of new mem hen with
[ tie association whleb brail all reeeat
rdeorde in tba South Carolina halt last
1 month Winn six hundred saw mem
bers Joined the CtMtp* Is rapidly la-,
drsfaing In eastern North Carolina
Os Cbe Baatern halt mmordtog ta Aa*«-
b practically every tobncco produe
ini v*sik a
similar increase Hi deliveries to tie
receiving potato of tie Association la
i|kt|y to occur whan the now crop In
.'•faly out of tba Adds In tin counties
<f the Kaaterfljbet ovcordtag to Anno
iTutlon warehouse mea and members.
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FEATURE OPENING
OF THE OPERA HOUSE
Expnisditnmn of Tionnssin
Uoldsboro New Modern Pita* .
(oplsy House
MANY GREATPICTUREB
HAVE BEEN BOOKED
Placed on a par with tba best movie
theatres la tba stats by thb expend)-
tun of 17.000 on Improvements Oolda
boro’a newest smusement place the
Open House, will open with a faa
tur« bill Monday. Ken Finlay, * Xpe
rt* need theatre man. la awaager at
the new theatre Pasturing tha Im
provements which have been made
an: a rest room tor ladles, a room
for men, and a three piece orchestra.
Kthel Clayton, In “Can S'Woman Love
Twice" la the opening attraction. Com
fortable seats for 1000 an provided.
The Interior of the theatre has been 1
none over by experienced tapestry sad 1
decoration workmen and tba nsw col- 1
or effects an pleasing to tha eye. Five 1
insta of scenery for the stage wen
i painted by B. I, Hinton of New York,
wbot la with the Rhubert theatrical
Iniansta. Mr Hlaton An|shed his
work yesterday and left Immediately 1
for the big town.
At Ibe heed of the stairs leading to
the orchestra floor Mr. Finlay baa ar
ranged what be terms Goldsboro's
j meeting place " This lobby has been
tastefully and comfortably furalahed.
To the left of the "meeting place" Is
the ladles rest room 11 equipped with
the latest furniture for such roofns
A maid will be kept la waiting while
the shows an la progress To the
right Is. the mens room
Three experienced musician* have
been retained as aa orchestra The
Instrument* to be used will be the
pieno. violin, and drum. The musi
rlaaa will rehearse each morning ta
order to act the music for the day to
At tba picture Two new projecting
machines havy bens Installed and ex
perienced operatora-yecured “1 am
agoing to give Ooldstoro the beat that
there la In plctuna,’’ aaya Mr. Fin
lay.
In northern India the African mari
gold Is held aa a sacred flower.
Rwedlab petaantry often wear linger
rings made at the wood as tha mistle
toe to guard agalnat airtaege.
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ITALIAN HOLD
MATTER BBYON®f
LEAGUE WWBS
Greeks MaksAtondlih
beaffue of Nafifei h
Corfu. Bept !.—<% tie ‘jillfVill
Press) -Th* Italian gmiwKi o*-
Uauaa Ua active ta g»>
k« v ioq mamofri id Mai
S.MO soldiers are repottod jK
bHB landed iiallm JIStK l
-S ISWatafi
laa warship* art moving to fjßatofla
points and reaarvua ta ta* tatao fin
ordered ta he la raudtaena tor a anil
to aarvtoa.
•to case in
Nations, thruogh a not# frttutatp ft
delegatee at Oeaava tauga" tatanl
league taking oar irttlgmnl es tka
foatooveray j
Nagoe
London lent. 1 (By tin i^Utt,
■rnanOil
w iii uwi nntuwt l ngtatta «HPP "
tbit tka Nlif Kadi oftflii iala dIMMh
League of Nations tar aattlraSftAta
was pointed out tafl t|g Lgagn* tab
plaoa^i^^j|jg^^^f4e
Corfu was a provletoggb
be regarded aa a hoaCU# wll» gad kg- %
vtoed that jk,i Ora* wmmjm ••
that tba Italiao* Mtof *
whan tha dtmaada won dtaatMbd
a a.a. ““
wits.
league, two Ww muT Th*
Greek government hag adopted an al
titude of helpleesnoaa and Wtß do
what this body decides. Oreafc a taker ;
Itlaa assort that tbabr ogtotap %#*#•
pared to male any reparatong toMb
and makes tbs petal that tbolMMhjMt
to^pir* t unt|l < flrr OremaTSan'intaMn
makes the point that Corfu wag Ml
forfeited.
Tie report of toe cooualitau vartol
from ten killed and wound'd ta iff.
teen killed.
'S^StL
attention to the Itolo-Otaffc «tai§jM
sad the provtolon* of thotoota* Wp
ennat wae made pnilie ™
note wee signed by lie tatatagta gg
forslgw-sßalra of OK Mg anffhptonl
setae. , ft’
The note sold; “A deplorable Mep
haa Just taken flaae ta the Inagfam Os
Grecian territory. Tig attantota hoe
aroused oonatoranUoß thropsinol tia
whole oountry and arnngpd toe Hag es
WILL YOTI Wk KIMI ifik
Qvsiif mnifui rm
Ptaehurat. Idpt 1. Bpestal tail
contest to detomtao lie ata ma
lar young. n>ta£ud lady lb. Hawn
County to he crowned king ta| mu
Os the BandiUl Fair, iffl figtab
pear each week in Oita Os %|BL
paper. Id th* llaadhltto. Md't&K
will be open to everynn*. Tie kins
and queen will
\ember 1. the day of dtaWilnta
at tod Sandhill Fair. l,t |g MlHtal
that this con us t wilt kg ddVMhdjMP
muck popular voting gpd wtU jls 11
to bu one of too fontatgg at Me oana
ing fair, October a»-ll and November
1-*.
it la all right ta Spend manta ta
mob* character; It la nM Ilf nig ta
spend character ta mtfto tanas*
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