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■ VOLUME TWO; NUMBEH 154
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Nkw Proposals Are Made
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To League Council By the
Grecian Representatives
SUffest Unit Council
Appoint Commission
To Deckle on Amount
And Ju*
(fidaißeferee
WILL ITALIANS
AGREE m OFFER
QUIET A. B*P» 4-A Rich polltl
•al Quit waa enacted bars today
and ItoliM dslagaiss ap
plM Bator* a hurriedly convoked
. BMatah at the Council, the Oreeke aa-
Muactng to ike leasee or natloaa
**b terma under which they would
ntoept settlement of the prsehnt
eirlal ‘with Italy.
“ The tow term* aucgeeted by the
Qftoke were In eubatanoe aa fol
lewe: V
net the Council appoint one or
more neutrals to superintend la
Qreece the judicial enquiry which
has been storied and the trial of
theee reaponelble for the .lamina
murders <£*
That apaltonce be siren in the
aoaunlesion which Greece hae pro
poeed throusb council of ambassa
dors to Qreece and Albania.
•eeoadly. that the Council should
tnatrnct a ooamUsaloa composed of
a Greek aad tsllan aad a aeutral.
tor axamplß president of the *wlae
Thderel tribunal and the Preeldent
of the Internetiooal Court of Justice
to meet at Geneva aa aoon poaaible
to determine tho amount of Indemnity
that Greece should pay.
The Oreeke notified the council of
their wtlllßfnses to deposit 40.M*.-
nre to a hank selected aa a tesUmon
-I*l of good faith to Immediately pay
thdwanlty decided upon.
Tboee who forced their way Into
the oounail chamber witnessed a
•toriiP aohpe between Greek had
Italian dridffataa. land Ceoh Rob
attempting
The new- suggestions tram the
tßrwka for the aaoond time places
■» to the Itpltoto Whether or not
they will edcept In any form a set
tlament arranged by the league of
iiiiiciKw
IHtIJSIMI
«M*o Pounds Received Hero
Averaged 22 Cents, $14,676
naid to Panmsri
The price of tobacco oa the OaMe
harw market continues to creep up
ward with the weed rolling to lire-
If aaaerdlng to data gatherad jroo
torday. Independents yesterday re-
Bibrsd aesie Cl.oee pounds with the
petes averaging abput 32 cento, it
WM stated last night This Is the
heat that toe wed has done yet; Mon
top paid 10. farmers totaled $11.(70
At Garrta a Oarehoaae is.ooo lbs
ween repeated received at an a rerags
at at caste. 19.1TK40 being paid to
the grew era. This bouse has re
ceived a total of $70,000 pounds since
dm opening of the market and paid
est apprmuaately tIt.OOO At the
tlpkth boos* the* receipts amounted
to lUN. grnwsrs being paid about
«Uee
• The «e ops report tbat thslr mark
et continues bullish
RACER RILLED
Altoona, Bept 4.—Howard Wilcox.
seteran Indianapolis suto racer, was
Stilly tojtwai' today In tba Inaugu
, al race at tha hew Altoona speedway
ala ear shlddlag aud turning over.
Ilia aeek Was hrgk fo end he died
a law hoars later first eld was
riwderei th etajured man at aa hmr.
g«ccy_>espttal OS Urn Held. Wtlco*
wsa Akin* «toae time, nr the
aeslitw. Eddie Hearns won the race
&.BAQMULL fKKULTH
riarlastll tr PHtehurg 1.
fit. Leols I; Chicago $
Americas
MamXark t; fhltodelphU 0
KJ"ir*** 3: Bsston 1.
Mtorit I; Chicago 9.
to. Loots 1; Cleveland t.
ieath Atlantic
kagsato $-1; Gastonia 1-4.
bin BBS 4; Spartanburg I.
fhartasUß t-1; Greenville 1-1
Sestkers
New Orleans |«I, Atlanta (-3.
Mobile »; Birmingham 1
Richmond 4-1; Petersburg 3-3.
Norfolk 4; Portsmouth 7.
Wilson 1$; EoChy Mourn 1*
Durham o;B*lstgb 4.
Qlgh point Winston-Salem 3.
Danville 3. Ortenrilit I.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
HOTEL PMMffllll
TO IHIE THY
May Msaa Movement For New
• Hotel Coating Several Hun
dred Thousand
I b
Mr. Stoll of the Hocksnbury Sys
aloe alksT Tab. those nimble loohlng
tels. will arlvs in OoOldsboro this
morning aad It In understood will
Bound local bustaess men as to their
attitude toward a new hotel, costing
several hundred thousand dollars.
The system with which Mr. Stoll Is
connected has a national reputation
for promoting community projects In
hotola aad has a very successful his
tory. Maay of the up-to-date botela
of tha South were promoted through
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MT OLIVE SCHOOLS
OPTED IDEM
Fifteen Hundred People Attend
Lnbor Day Op Ink ration of
Woodmen
Mount OHve. Sept. 4. —The city
schools hare opened today. Monday
Tiornlng was given over io faculty
conferences, and Monday afternoon
the high sekool pupils received teach
er and laawra assignments. Today
the primary and grammar g-ndea re
calved their teachers and lesson as
signments; aad tha school* la off to
what promises to be a good year.
Due to the fact that the school
auditorium bad been Condemned ■
cauae of the lack of proper firs (igk
cape protectlaa, there were no Ipf?
mas tfpeatMg exercises, witnessed by
the usual crowd of Interested patrons
and friends.
The faculty is ss follows: Super
intendent, C. 8. Warren, of Hsmlet.
first year: Principal. L. J. Perry, of
Wingate, first year; high school,
Mlsaeq Irene Goff. Ellen Utile, and
Nan V. Shaw; primary and grammar
grades; Mrs. Allen Cox and Misses
Lillian Royal, Kethel Davis, i Mary
Pipkin. Leona Martin. Ruth Hooks,
ltottlb nark, Luctie Suggs, ami
Mamie Relcbel.
Monday. Labor Day was celebrated
here with a big street parade and
many other amusement-prevoklng
stoats by the Modern Woodmen of
This order was onganlteil here sev
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oral years ago. following soon after
which H almost ceased to exist; but
for several weeks past District Dep
uty Moore, 'of Oreenville hee been
spending quite e bit of time here,
working up renewed Interest In th<4
order and set the local ( amp on IU
fact again, and for tjis peat three
or four weeks has been planning for
Monday’s avenWr- A throng of about
fifteen hundred from the town nnd
the country Bide, and many vlsttinc
Mtoodmen wars here, the latter doing
many amusing street antics, while
the spectators looked on In evident
amusement at the Various pranks
played on the “fresh meat”
candidates by the regularly initiated
members.
Cases in County
Court Tuesday
Two cases were disposed of In the
county court yesterday. Richard Koi
was bound over to superior court un
der a charge of (alee pretense ('has
• Hlnnant wag sentenced 00 days on
the roads for carrying a'platol Hln
uant. according inforjnaiinn re
ceived. was arrested early Sunday
morning In a very much cocalned ef
fect. »
(HARTF.RM GRANTED
Raleigh. Sept 4.—Secretary of
State W. N. Everett has Issued char
ters to the following corporations:
Shamburger, Pippin Company.
Zebulon, wholesale and retail mer
| cbandlae bnalnesa, with authorized
capital of (60.000, of which >3.000
baa been subscribed by M H t’hain
hlee and C. H. ( bamblec. of /.ebulon
aad Mrs. H. R Chamblse, of Wake
field
The Menhaden Corporation. St
Phillips. Brunswick county, fertiliser
oil and fish dealers, with authorised
aad aubacribed capitol of s2oft.too.
Tba tooorporators are L J. Poisson.
R. D. Dickson snd O. S Grimes, of
Wlfmtogloa
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GOUISBORO SHOWS
DECIDED PROGRESS
’ ID Ell ESTITE
Edgewood PtvfltpwHH Thm
»■< Feature. Wltk Appreciable
. o' Strict in Uonstruction
The boom In Goldsboro real estate
exchange and the unusual advance In
building projects during the lost 13
months must be Indicative tff reai
prosperity. A number of parties and
concerns have been effected by the
movement, but the largest share of
dsvelopmont baa been carried on thru
1 the Realty Development to. of which
1 Joe A. Psraer Is agent Under this
1 concern there Iras been Inaugurated
r known as “EdgewootT. and in tiddl
-8 tlon they hare made developments In
Park annex and Bellevue.
1 The sum total of expedlturea In
1 Goldsboro from January Ist to Bep
-1 tember tat Is (133.960 00 Os this
amount tba larger portion. 1(3.460.00
1 In fact want for repairing dwelling
1 houses or (instructing new ones The
number of.Aiittae* concerned was til
A big portion were In Kdgcwood. 37
huses having been erected there with
in the past twelve months
In the field of manufacturing there
1 la a stogie (10.000 Item, representing
expedlturea for the addition to the
Empire Manufacturing Co.
Store build-toga have been con
structed nnd repaired to the extent
of (40.600.00 with** this January to
September period
These figures Include’’only complet
ed work, and there are In progress
now many appreciable building pro
grams. The Wayne National Bank,
which to consistently pushing Itself
aver btgs|to will Involve (360.000 ex
penditure*-Then them to the (SO.ooo
expedlture for tbp Mgnsour atorDP
building. El Ms Department store nnd
( ohen’B Department store have also
made considerable recent investments
tn renovation. g
Very clearly Goldsboro Is prepar
ing Itself for greater Cbingß to antic
ipating an Increase buaiaeaes and In
equipping ttaalf to care for (hot bual
* ness when it dona come”' Al| ibis is
in Une vHM» the expected boom this
fall from better farm yields and more
reasonable crop and In line
alad with the whole aspect whtyh
Eastern North Carolina has foday
It is the aspect of a community which
has waked from a sleep and gone
diligently to work.
Gerjnart Miners To
Work For French
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Dusseldorf, Sept. 4.—lt was an
nounced at French headquarter* hera
today that 6000 GeUrman minora ein-,
ployed In four mines In the
district had voted in favor of working
under French direction.
One hundred and ftftv workers
locked out by Tbyasen Steel Works
also called a meeting to consider
working for the* French, but a thous
and other workers attended (be meet
ing and It broke up In confusion be
fore a vote could he token
Veterans Approve Occupation
Brussels. Sept. 4.—The dele bates
representing war etorans of the sev
en allied countrlea In aesslon here
today adopted resolutions approving
the occupation of the Ruhr ae a legal
manner nt securing reparations from
Oermany ss provided lu the Ver
sailles treaty. ...
COTTON MARKET
New York., Sept t - S>o» cotton
quiet; middling 36.76; closed easy
October 24.70; December 24 S 2;
January 24 3ft; March 24.43; MBy
2342
Goldsboro Native Invents
Process Which Means Millions
To Country s Fruit Growers
tg
Inventor of a formula that means
million of dollar* annually to fruit
growers and which means purer fruit
and better fruit for millions of con
sumers—such Is the story of Krnest
Brogden. native of Qoldsboro, now re
siding in 1-os Angeles For himself *
Mr Brogden Is said to realise some
lioo.ooo annually from the Installa
tion of machinery for the application
of the formula, to realise a half cent
upon each box -or fruit treated with
the process, and to control the out- j
put of the machinery required by the
formula The News learnt that hla
peraonal fortune now paaaea the mil
lion mark and that ha la probably'
the biggest factor In the citrus region
of Florida
Twenty-five years ago Brogden. a
freckle-faced happy-go-lucky youngs
ter of sixteen left Goldsboro to woo
Dame Fortune And If information Is j
GOLDSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 5, im
STATE GOMMISStDNER
ISSUES VALUATION
FO R RAILWAY LINES
.j
Coast Line Giv«n Increase. But
Several Other Liaetf Allowed
Decrease
RALEIGH. Sept 4.—Valuations of
railroads were announced by the
aisle board of assessment here to
day. The new flgurea wRT supersede
those of 1934, According, tu Com -
tr las loner (ioughton the railroads
-■untended their prqperiy was over
valued. In the case of several of
the shorter lines they were running
at a lose j-t
Valuation of A. C. L. gave Increase
but the Norfolk Southern. Seaboard
and Southern war* allowed a de
crease.
BOOK OF DDE
COES 10 Df HIM
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Only Son of Late Beniamin
Duke WiH He Buried in Fant-
Cemetery ia Durham
New- York. Sept. 4>-The body of
Angler H Duke, only aon of late
Benjamin N. Duka, wealthy tobacco
manufacturer, who waa drowned ear
ly yesterday at Greenwleh, Conn., to
day will be taken from BB undertak
ing establishment here to Durham.
N. C.. for burial In tha family ceme
tery there.
«'Duke waa drowned when a small
boat In which be and five friend*
were orabarklng from the Indian
Harbor Yacht Hub lor kls ytjfch Al
thea, capslxed and spillad the party
Into the water. He ha dbeen visit
ing at Manurslng Island Rye, and
was taking to bto yacht, Mrs Rlcael- ■
leu E. Wheeler. Miss Louise I .aw eon,
Miss Florence Huntley. Warren
Jones and Christopher ‘Greer, well
known ns a polo player.
Al Ithe others were rescued but
Duke could not be found Some
hours later a searching party dla
body under the yscht float.
Duke married Miss Cordelia Biddle
of Philadelphia, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. AnChonry Drexel Biddle In April
1!)16. She obtained a divorce In 1921
$200,000 In 1922
Taxes Collected
Approximately !20ft,ouo of Cttti.uoo
city taxes: for 1922 has been collect
ed. according to J H Warrlcl. city
tax collector The total of $234,000
showed on the books for 1922 shows
ntjd increase of $43,000 over 1921. the
figures for that year being $173,000.
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.HOI.BN PI4 NIC
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The Carey Newton Philatbea class
of First Baptist church held a picnic
at the waterworks., yesterday after
noon Aureal pl< qtc supper was ser
ved to the 60 memlM>rs and friend*
In attendance. GameiK were enjoyed
for several hours
A ’ '
NEGRO FINED FOR
OPERATING CAR , *
WITHOUT LICENSE
Harvey Bayne,-colored, yesterday
bought jrlmself an autunioblle In
Wilson and came Over to Goldsboro
for a drive. He had neglected, how
ever. to get a State license tag and
local poltf-e arrested him He was
fined $6 and taxed with the costs
) correct, be has certainly broken the
heart of that tickle dame Neither did
he hsve s college degree with which
to dernsnd special privileges or to '
hold an employer In awe He had
bsen educated In the public schools
‘of Gpldsboro and had takeu a busi
ness course
k T« Hnvsnaab
A few weeks after leaving Wayne's ,
‘capital city he could have beau seen
forging to tbs front, as tbs Horatio
Alger books uusd to say. In tbo Oid
southern tows of Bavaoaah. Oomrgta. ,
Here he was la tbo goveromeat Ota- <
, ploye But Savannah couM not bald ,
him. We And hint a little later ta
Jacksonville. Florida, and In the ce
nt the bridge* sad most pretentious
public undeirakiags In that state are
j * testimonial building. He was the |
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GEORGIUS ARRESTED
JA wain
1 raif' WHIPPINE
I'rominent DentistMadKEßurt
official within c<Mm
Law
f
MACON. Sept 4 Dr. Yarborough,
dcntlat, and tjdward Thatcher. rourl
official. war* arrested today charged
with uhhuiili and battery lu eonnet
tii>u with recent (logging actlvltlaa
hdre. "
Dr. Yarborough, police said. la a
ranking official in the Ku Klux Klan
j ond whipping bosa here.
| William Delmau wan arrested on
| a nimllar warrant
Mllff SIUDEMTS ARE
EXPECTED AT A N C
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September IHIh In Reffittirntion
Uav—New Ruildiami Will
I Be Ready
CHAUEL HILL. Bept The op- (
cuing of the Univeralty us North Car
olina for reglatnttlon on Hcptember
18 wilt. I)rtd 8300 atudanta waiting
to be enrolled, according to Indica
tion* at the office of Dr Tboinag J '
Wilson registrar. Thla will b« an Jo- 1
creaaa of virtually 860 ever hut year.
, Dormitory apace |a at a premium and
the univeralty la counting on the l
rooming house* taking ogre of the
overflow "
The freahmen claaa will he the ,
largeat In the hlatory of the univer
sity, official* aay. Dr. WiWoh aaya ■
be expecta 760 new men More than
660 application* already have lieen ac
cepted and every null bag bring* •
botch of Other* The high wntar
mark aet last yaar with 671 in the
first year claaa. will be peased Vir
tually a hundred more applications
have been accepted than at thla time
laat year Eighty new name, gave
been added alnca Auguat 1.
The Increase In dormitory aocom- ,
odatlont which the remodeling of (he
Kant and Weal building* wera ex
pected to offer will be temporarily off
aet. Old Weal, will be ready ams will
have ten additional rnoma. but the
middle and noutharn |K>rtloua qf Old
East will not be ready for occupancy
before January I. The fare build
ing will lone 10 moma by ehangna
made necessary In remodeling atalr
way* to make them ftre-pmof. Old
Went will lie In good condition and
will be one of the beat building* on
the campus on the Interior. Carr
building alao will be ready at the op
ening of school.
The okt students wtgjptflhd many
changea In the campus and Tiulldlngs
when they return and the freahmen.
consequently, will find many thing*
they did not expect
The beautiful new borne of the I-aw
School. Manning Hall, will be com
pleted and ready to care for tta stu
dent*. Murphy Hall, the new home
for languages which waa being part
ly uaed when the ITn Iveralty adtoufn
ed for the summer. I*-entirely finlsh
ed.
A construction lower already ha*
•>een erected east of the four dormi
tories recently built on the old fresh
men athletic field and fnundnttnna arr
’•eljig laid for three new. dormitories
.fuat north of this site, which Is Ir
the *oiithea*'?rn edge of Battle pnrti
a road ha* l*een rut through the for
est to unite sealn the old Chonei Hill-
Durham road Booth of the site n*
'he three new buildings ground b
Wing
*e' ros* from th” site fo* thee* ten
nis courts the class athlktlc field 1*
looking much Improved over l*«t
cear snd wefk I* to etnrt soon on
Iwo athletic field* close bv
Ttetween the ring* athletic field nnd
tenunerson field another ne» road I*
in proereaa. thla road running wre
to connect with the flttsburg rna<'
a mile awav
llacli of Ktnmeraon fi*ld a rle«e , ne I
‘hf.* heep made tnd t*w. *onnA»**»«*« I
for the new ateel Indoor athletic!
court* The bulldtn- w"l h«« W
h’et wide, larre eno'leh to ht»l*e r
hn«vetb-.lt Cflorf* *od having a seat-
Ip" rspeettv of 4000
The Infirmary I* h«ln» »»l»**»4
Tti» arbor In the sbroretiim ha* been '
reconstructed on Itj southern horde- I
•.tone Cin.-rnn eyenoe v*.„ rw»t*»
rnqHf|»| *" Ofee *»“»"* I
o' the car.ups Unexpected to b* h.n. 1
l»hed by the opening of college. Work <
on the Carolina Inn M the West Oste I
•f
Baptut church Is finlshial snd la.be
-- e Hb Ivtona A - m *•**/ I
eonstruetion work about the village
•a progi ---*n«* ■.bun*' n« ranldlv *•
on the I'hlvrrsltv camnu*. •
r I
M tit 111 SUV. l,M’l»W**t IHHI’H) i
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Th* *i*rr|*»* m**V*' ha« Wen oW I
t v «> mV f-w day” Ve-tp-dev It****- '
t-. yed —** U«l«d to A C lame and 1
Timer Grantham, colored 1
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Relief Work In Japan
Gets Under Way After
Appalling Loss of Ule
* at
CITY MAT GET ELK
FOR HERMAN PARK
(onffretmnuut Abcrneihy Say*
Th«y C«n Ht Had For
Freight Charges
Dora Ooldaboro want | couple q *
•>!*• •Iks’ ea, thoas nimble looking
fellows with spreading horns, like tbs
village chestnut tree fleet of foot and
shy of eye
Wall, If ahe wants them she can
have them by paying ths freight on
a couple from Yallowatone Bark and
a place to ksap them
Congressman t'haa Abernathy baa
notified local men that the govern
meat will let Ooldaboro have a male
and fauale elli as tha basis of a hard
for Harman Park. The condition*
•iuder which the animals may b« se
cured ara that (ha city provide a
suitable place for them and pay tha
freight chargee from Yellowstone Na
tional Psrh.
Claude M Grantham, city manager,
has bean Instructed by tha City Fa
thers to Sa<L oul what tha qost of
getting the ahtmals hare would be
and to estimate the coat of their keep.
He will be ready to maka a repor at
tbs next regular Welng of tha eoua
sil. It la axpactad.
W. C. Denmark, secretary of the
chamber of commerce Is enthusias
tic concerning the possibility of se
curing the elk. placing them la Bar
man Park and making them thy first
other animals whloh would be sights
of Interest to the children as well
as to visitors," he aaya.
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NEW PLAN FOR
ELECTRIFICATION OF
COUNTRY HOMER
Dayton. 0.. dept. 4 -Announce
ment Is, Just made by lb# Detco-Ught
Company, here, of a ne wplan for
the distribution of their farm electric
plants which It is declared will be of
vent Importance to all farmers and
their families who have been longing
for the benefit ind conveniences of
electricity In their homee.
This plan Is called the Installed
Price Plan- It names a single, low
price which rovers, not only the Delco
Light plant and battery desired, but
also the coat of installing, tha cost
of wiring the hone# for tan lights
In locations to be specified by tha ,
owner of the bouse, tan drop lights
placed In poettlon. complete even to
Ibe ten eleotric bulbs In their sock
ets, and a special power socket for
(‘onnectlng up the various electrical
appliances which the housewife may
want to use
A financing Vl*>> also la provided.
It Is explained, which enables those
who desire It. to buy 1 tbelr equipment
on easy payments The whole plan
,1s designed. It appears, to make It
easy for the farm family to have elec
tricity. Many tbouaandsof farmers
have purchaaed electric plants. It
waa shown, since tbe Delco-l.lgtj'
Company begun their manufacture,
less (ban eight years ago. This com
pany alone has sold more than 800,-
UOO of these during that time and thla
number will Increase very rapidly
during tbe coming months, la (he be
lief of the manufacturers ol Delco-
IJght Products.
I Dublin Railway
Station Attacked
Dublin. Sept 4 -The Amiens Street
station the Central Telearaph office
In Amiens street and the Mount Joy
Prison were attacked during the
night. The guards successfully re
pelled the attacking party which with
draw after an eichunge of shots last
ing forty minutes. No cauaaultlea
were repored
A OORREtTIOK
In yesterday's News It was stated
that Albert Herring, white, waa found
guilty of larceny of automobiles liras'
and bound over to coart It seems
that the News m thts Instance was
Incorrectly Informed Mr. Herring
states that he simply waived a bear
ing In polled court, sleeting to await
Ate siting of county court
I ASSOCIATED PKM>|
PRICE FIVE CNint
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Death ToHPiiily SIMM
According to Fdlliy
Osaka, and DiMftii l
Property IncJcgH»
RED CROSS BBGIM
CANVASS FOftltir
LIEF SAhj
Washington, tape. 4.-®*oret*jr
Woeka today called «hf Ifinei
tbe Hawaiian department for lMph-\
■nation as to tha amongt at '
food and medical suppUan the £jm
has there. In the event finfMlfi*
sent to Japah ara lixwloduata It
stated tigt all suppllsa av«ll|«|
would ha sent to tha 'spos ol M|p
tfir. v
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Shanghai. Bept 4 - D«itjM in Japs
as * result fit the sart>qaa|o
urdsy number ltd.MS fiaat>|lh| g»
lalkat »*ilmates recalvad hr Kaatan
News from OaaakA ** ' <v ,
It. la said them ware IfM* ft fn.
kyo. ioo.oeo m Yokohama '
Yokosuka; and 10.6 M In
Tha Sre lb Toby* wan hkßtMßfi
late today g
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San Prsnctaco, Sept. A—
boms office of tha 0. L. B|Ki
Board waa destroyed WJth a to tSftm
in tbe disaster here find ip||x flask,
ad Anderson waa MqrndJhKJVnßr
rtously icconflng tn mss■ Ilk .11 |.
ealvod by radio ham ■ !'
m«M in .woneotfch
*s& ,rifl
Os Tokyo by the Radis
1,,,, '
■wll.
The water supply
replaced and t* giving Whfl
capital Mghrinfl
-••stored food has come I®- 7
’ Washington. Bept
(uid In usd to n^^^H
In give aid to
endeavored to ohtaih IhfthhUOSnTg
tones of dlaeaur. Red Oenag pOr '
i.O* decided to go after a pUfttipk
relief fuafl. * . r 7 y'
Much already had boon assstgMV
bi»re
hotmimswu ’
sponsor scans
Dedaloa Was " —Tl~riltf A|
Meet lag Last
Bsftwkfc PpaflMH ,
The Ooldaboro Roiaff ORB In, hiL'
sponsor a troop dt Boy flooStg Mb
decision, detarmlnad R§*q hf 3ao
Boys' i ommander was aadMMMfl R|
the weekly meeting of the TjFiiiHßfll
last olgbt la tha Wmflh 4M*k‘
j I SSBp
Conference of Rfll«ry rissnlßan. Mi, v
Tho local members reportg Mjthe flpt*.
i • clings Presldoht T*t*aj
lhat "Better Busßßh MmR&B h tfi
xps'lal objective for the ragTa Rsgk
in ih. 87th Roury Dlstrlek. ahaMM|K
o' E astern North GaraMn and ttlflift
Mr. R S Uiftwleh. prlndinal ad hg
Goldsboro High Scho4. waa wmSSL
A. H. JEWELL BRINGS .
• SUIT FOR fait#
A JewsU yesterday filed
against H. H. Johnson and P. R.
Whitley for sßoo* and lataragt Igang
May lo 1131. Tha ddD*
with two promissory notes aßagedjto
have been given and nagnld Smm>WMl
In the rase have been leaned and the
case will probaly cone ap at the next
term of civil coart.
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RRVIKWM I.fH'AL BATTRRT ;
rapt A R vea of Raleigh. e4ipr
officer with the 117th neAd AltltlWf- .
last night reviewed the lean) ctn
psny. Battery A. The hhUttp pgrfid*
*d through the streets agecsAtu the
various maneuvers and Jt la jMltgA
that Cap*. Ivea waa well inpieai id
with the appaaranoe made. « (**-,
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