September 14-15<MM>hhAR DAY~September 14-15
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WEATHER
fair Wr4iu4irM Thursday i
prratam rraitai Ihr tur.
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VOLUME TWO; NUMBER 160 „•
wa iwo ms
FROM DESTROYERS
, YET BtCßttO
arc in Dunger of Break
’ ing up and Becoming Cow
m piete Loam
M
H JllUrbi.ru. Calll., He pi 11—I Op
afihclaled Prenl - The duslroye-
IV* which Wrpl agorund ucur here
Salurdap night are reported to he In
lauaedletc danger of breaking up und
causing the coiapletc loos of all tlielr
equipment and machinery. The llrst I
of the sovcd vessels hits suffered |
much the pact 24 hours. Ho fur otrty
*hr*jp Miles have been recovered The
llaYcT' dead stand* at 22. Une of the
bodies found has been ldentllted as
that of C. Van Shank of White Mlver.,
8. I>. a fireman
The other body recovered yesterday
has not hero Identified n were
apparently drowned lu their" hunks
•nd later wusbnd Into the Vu The
other recovered ehortly after! Ih* w reck
was that of J. W. Couwuy of Omaha
Neb . t scntUHU nu the Itclphjr
110,188 Pounds Os
Weed Sold Tuetiday
Receipts on the Goldsboro tobacco
market yesterday totaled llu.lH*
pounds, bringing the total for the two
days of »he third week of the market
to pounds. The price paid av*
erased around 22 1-2 cents It **> *sbl
Many ir -arers front adjacent count ter
were among those making kales
she Farmers’* Warehouse. U*c Al
phta proprietor. gave figures of 50-
00h pood* for the day with an average!
of 13 I-3 cents, when asked by Th« j
Nawa. t’urrln'a Warehouse. I) F. Cur-j
rta, proprietor, reported Uavhig bought j
M.IW pounds at 22 1-2 cans per |
pound He paid 313.500 to gorwers.
Approve Bond Ig»ue
Washington, tlcpt 11.-—llly the As
soclated Tryst) The and
Nashville railway <vn« pnny ’prgposerl
b*M laatM of 3t5.3W.000 was approved
today by Utr Interstate Commerce
commission The Issue will be In first
mortgage 5 per rent bonds and will
be used to exchange for. an equal j
amount first bonds Ires ring 5 1-2.
per cent. ,
MARRIAGE. LICCRfRt! INNI>lt I
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The. first marriage llrep** In Gun 1
days was Itrurd .at the qf Jfft*-1
register of deeds yesterday.— Jijpier |
Hhvls, colored, of riaulstou tyeidtjkfp *
sacuj’lug license to wed MllfflfU HtuTv
of Nshuntg township.
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NETTLE WITH NT AT Ik; !
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Wayne county does not fcwft»-flu i
State of NorVh Carolina Wn
Atcal year of 1922 Deputy *(gjjrt)|/rP
W D MorrU Want to' Ruleglh 'j>U?lcf < 4
day wheier be made a settleiuAjjk |ot J
the year wjfb the State auditor . v"
(fITO GROWERS M
MAY CmiE , j
WHS C GROW
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Quralion Will he Taken up At ij
Meelinu in Wilson Today,fc
Hajs Norwood
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the Kastern North Carolina-Hwarf ,
Potato Federation, -representing the -
grocers of the sections vsHVoldsborb.-
Knillhlicld. Itockr Mount, llethel.
Scotland Neck and Tarboro. will meet
at'Wilson today*to consider u propoi [
xltioii to Tolu the Sulli Carolina Fed
eration lu a new organization to l>c
• alb'd tin) Carollnas Federation amJ
to outline plans {or marketing the,
1023 sweet potato crop The meet- j
Itig was due to have been held til
Goldsboro yesterday, but all of the
members conlrl not be present.
Thotv It Young, president of the
Sqqf’- Carolina Federation, will he 1
yire/y.t nt the M llson meeting and;
In' expert eij to udvance the Idea of’
eonsolldaltoh of the two federations
Consolidation of the two orguulzatln*
might mean that ihcre wuld lie a
ehauge In the manner «V marketing
tlito year's crop laist ye*- market
ing *a» done through ta«' S! North
Amnpeau Fruit Growers exchange. A
imW', . *tcd Federation selling Its
product' under Its own trade mark Is
favored by swine of the Eastern Car
olina member*. It Is learned.
According to Thomas H Norwood,
secretary treasurer of the Eastern
Federation the member* will Ihls year *
ship 200 cars of tubers or about 100-l
now bushi Is The yield this year will
uol be as g<x*d ns last blit the priced
will be better says Mr Norwood The l
fuson will »|w-n about November 1.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
Albania Closes Frontier
And Crisis With Italy
Causes Much Concern
ee
JURY VERDICT IN
BRIDGE ACCIDENT
Conway, 8 C.. Sept, ll a Fly the
Associated Press)—-The roron'er*
(ury Investigating the death of six
persons who plunged through un
jpen bridge at the Wacainaw river
aegr here ou the flight of August
i 23. this afternoon held that the
i Iraw was opened by unknown per
sons which caused the death of
Mrs. Marvin Conner. Mr. und Mrs
J. 8. Cullpper. and tlielr three chil
dren The only survivor, »Marvln
Conner testified at the inquest
IKJURED WHEN TRUCK
GOES OVER BANK
Truck Turned Over Twice Near
Bridge on Mount Olive
Road i
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Marvin Dunbar Is In the Goldsboro
hospital utirging a badly bruised leg
us a result of a large truck used oti
Slate Highway construction work go»
Ing over an embankment near the
covered bridge on the Mount (JHvr
road yesterday morning The steer
ing wheel under which Dunbar vAs
sitting, was wrenched loose and the
! bar to the radius rods broken In the
j accident. A negro convict w hom
Dunbar 4nrjn>rlnglng to Goldsboro
j escaped Injury and rumanled at the;
| accident to aid In removing the lii
i Jured uian to the hospital. R
A stiff steering gear on u sand
covered surface und hard curve Is
assigned as the cause of the acchlsul.
The I rusk Is reported to have made 1
two complete revolutions lu going
down the buuk There have been J
accidents on this at rifle h of rood in
the last month and a half. °
ROrAHIANSS HOLD
| WEEKLY MEETING
i David Shelton. Music Supcrvbor
For (*ily Schools, Gives ’
j, Numbers
Ai- chairman of the entertainment
committee of the Rotary fMuli, K t\
! Koyq,ll last utgtit Introduced to GOdil*-
; bum Itotarjuus. David Sheldon, music
supervisor of the Goldsboro schools
yiy bis reudltlop of "On the Road to
ryiaiidalny'* .rod “Utile Gray Home lu
iJ he tt eat" the singer, with Mrs Slid-
I don rc« eived cordial ,
f'lipploinlP Mr. 8b«ldon also directed
(•the club member* lu the singing of
'« number of songs .
L,:Wpedal' tnlelyyt »»* shown at the
iafkctlng In the High School foot
rbtoll prospects Itutai j.uu Indicated’
their Inteullons of cktendlng' >moor- J
l.igcfuent |o the season's team '
"in H Smith, chairman of'
Sphiy’k "urk. reported the organDa
Hfh Os the Rotary Scout Troop, de
jftg'ngtetl as Troop No 2 ll start*
Jhutefii members J N Umg
*l(jft lt{ f*cout viaster und F I-: Kdger
tub hi .distant
Report Ih iHHued
.Sst -.
,C * On Eftiployment
• i'- yv :.fr -
Ksjiigh pi II jlu nu in lie i of
rvsgpesl* for help received by offices)
<f#‘ the Njortli i urollna brum h of the.
ri^plo)ment service during
Ipc l'w,Wftiv cml Ing Septembei It »ni.
--uukjftf.v tWm the nunttwr of regl*tru
oi dGlpllcatlon* for employment
fur~+kt'*Slt st lime In several weeks, 1
Mccilfckiiiii’ to the weekly report Os M'
1,. tjb(|wu*'ii. Stele t ontmlssloner of
1 i'rlnting and director of j
the 01 die > lojdov nieiif ervlce There
wergi blip legist isi lon* and 5T2 re- 1
i 'im -lJlielp. the reiairt stales
appljlng for work
were Offli i«d) to employers and ale
were |e>sltlons. according
to th«A repost
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SMITHJfJKI.I) MAN GETS
notary Public i.k ense
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Raleigh. Be|d II Notary of the |
public license have linen issued at j
the of/lve of Governor Morrison tl
the following persons i (!. laiw • i
I r .tp> !t. Htalwsvllle; T ■<’. Hyman
Fayetteville; H V KotMtin, Smlthftdd; j
Nellie G Strubl. Klliabalk < Ity.
IT It Willi. Greensboro; J. \ War-1
ten. UKiiw) Hill.
GOLDSBORO. N. CL, WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER u 1*12:1
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In Parin Council'of Am
haßHador» Waith Word
From Italy; Fiume up
Ag:ain
NO GFIDK
Athens. Sept 11. IHv the AasiM-lat-' 1
tql Press( —The crisis between Italy
and Serbia on tlie Flume question Is
causing grunt anxiety here where It
Is looked upon as a possmlu menace
to Immediate adjustment of tin- Greco-
Italian actUcnicnl. it Is feared that j
in the even! of hostillics lulv will find
some pretext of continuing, to occupy ,
Corfu, which seems to *c must consid
ered
Advices front IHlgradc slid the Jugo{
Hlavtun capital is In a slate of high 1
excitement and the government wjll
follow step by step every military!
i movement taken b» -±Wtnim.
The Albanian* have closed thelri
tirm-k frontier und are arming all until
, of military age In the eastern country ,
UhMPStY CHAMPION
FOR FOUR YEARS
IT Firpo Wintv it Will in* Second
Time Tide Curried From
America
Now York. Kept. 11. Hcavy-wclglit j
'boxing history has Imen traced back 1
1 1 more than n century, to 171 !•. when
(the game first flourished In Knglund.,
but tlie world's championship, held
today by Jack Dcuipsey. dates back
only atsont three decades to 18;m
when John L Sulllvun tweame goner '
ally acknowledged us king of them |
'all
Saveu have held the hcav ywelghl I 1
sceptre since the regin of Ihe "Poston
Strong Hos." and all tsut one have
iw-en American rlngnten ' Boh kltx
slniinons. Ills lanky Gorulslimnn. was
the only foreign pugilist to hold the
tHJp
Thud If l.uls .Angel Firpo of Argen
tina debate Dempsey, he will be the
second of the Hue (o upset Yankee
- prowess and the first to take the
crow a to foreign shores Fltxslm- |
moils won and lost the title While Ini
this country
Jock Johnson, famous negro fighter |
and Jim Jeffries, each held the cham
pionship for seven years, longer tj*un
any nthni* he lore or after them Jes
tries retired undefeated hut wa*
kiiocitwd out by Johnson |n IHIO when
lie attempted u conic-back' us tlic'j
“whit* hope ” "Gentleman Jim" Tor- )
belt w a* chsQiplun for Av* years; Jess i
Willard, four years; Tommy Hums,
who saceended to the title by default
when hung up his gloves,
three years; und Fltxslihinos*. two.
yours iNunupOP hq» ruled" the ill |
v Islon for V+rr'tiHwt -p Ml I years ,
In the lust chumplouslilp flgfit wttn
bare knuckle*. Sullivau knocked out
.lulfi^KHrnln In '■'• rouurl* at Klchhtifu
' Miss July 0. i»ib--*Snlllvan held
sway with the gloves Übtir IHP2 w hen
' til* title passed to l olbelt
Anifier Duke Had
Executed TruHt Fund
New-York. Kipt 11. More llia/i two '
years before they were dlvoreed An
jgier II Duke, who was dtuwn<d early
luibor Day. at Greenwich Conn . and '
his former wife Cordelia lllddle, exe- 1
icuGfd a separation agreement under
which a trust fund was established
I for the wife and two rhildreu In re- ‘
turn all dower rights and alimony '
;rillluis were released I'he trust fund 1
yvas re|M»rted to be about Jl tton.iaio
' file aeparntlon agreement first wus
made public today when h petition
'SvpiplKylng Sslurdsv * util was filed In 1
the surrogate'* rotlrC The agreement '
was dated Julp 23. l!'l!t The divorce 1
I was obtained October 21. 1921
liy the terms of the will the pell <
lion estimated. Angler. Jr, three and 1
! Anthony five who I {we with 1
I tlielr mother will Ih- beneficiaries of
31.26*1.000 trust estate* Mrs Mary, 1
I Duke Middle a sister will rnelNe '
32.000.00** The r*-sl of tile 1'..500, I
000 cstule was bequeathed to public 1 '
n*tltu!l**nH and four execllturs,
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VkIT.UA> |)|t>
llalliiuore. Sept 11. McHenry How
ard. ('vnYcdarste veteran und lawyer,
died this morning In his alghtjr fifth
I year st hU summer home in Oakland.*
j.Mil He vvg* a grandson of Francis
S<*oti Key.
Mj Howard saw service at au ord
inance officer of Maryluud and was '
| once wounded. He was the author of
{"HecoMetTlons of a Maryland Confed ,
iergte Soldier and Htilff Oft bet und*
| Johnson l,e* and Jackson "
CITY IS RIMED
: UiORDING PBWT
| EISTERIICU
All Huielt'YiirM Will t>« Unload*
t’d and Driven Front
■> Here
Goldsboro has been selected bv C
, C t’oddlnglon. of Charlotte., -taipl
| agents for the ilulck uutomoldle for j
,]i North and South Carolina, a* the dis
tributing |adnt for eastern Carolina
Ml curs to iHtlnt* east of Durham will
be unlouded bet's ami driven through
I the country In tlielr destination
The tlrst train load of the autumn-
I Idles for Kustero points has already l
| tiers «{arted from the factor), » is
learned The train of 32 cats, owned
’by the CoddlngtDii company. oY Char
j latte,' Is due to arrlv* here between
September t? and 35. Mr. Coddlng
j toil estimate* that It wulll uol take ,
mure tliun four” dav,* to iinliNid the
cars and start them toward the va
rious u|ents -
.Coddlngton s sales force in the
part of the slate will have'
their men here to meet the train
■uud take charge ol the curs Other
i trains w ill Ik* unloaded hare us the
business demands
Selection of Goldsboro as the ills- ,
trlhutlng point Is us a result of of- ,
fori* carried ou by " ('. Denmark,
secretary of the ■ dumber of com
merce.' Mr Denmark la now Interest
ed In ucqualntlug other aulomobjle
manufacturers and necessary dealers
with the advantages of Goldsboro as
a distributing point
WlfflE EXCEEDS HER
RED CROSS DHSYt
Wum Asked lu Give 1691 to Jap
anew Relief and t#of Raised
| t b > YesltrtUkirj
Goldsboro snd "u>n« «Mgy have
exceeded their quota in the mMt C'rW-vs
drive flu txllef of stricken Japwoesc
by 3l*m. -Cording to an announce
ment 'made u esterday. Southern offi
cials wired local Red Craas workers
firr 310 U and 3t>*a> had been raised
by noon yesterday.
A number of churclie* over lb*
1 county are making contrlbutfoa* ac-
I cording to chairman D. J Rose Frs
j uiont und Moitnl Olive cfuitrlwx imr
' i»>d the list of thone front outside of
I Goldsboro !
In the trlcgrufh to lied Cross irffl-'
• Inis here request wax made thui the
quota be pxieeded If jlossitilc und tile 1
cuniiMilgn will not r enM/uiitll tnntght |
I'oday \|lss Irene
i'tYcasurer of she "'a)'iie chiyrfer will
• again he at hcuilqitatler* «f.,the or-'
ganlisllon It) the Armory bfijlding to* 1
receive conlrlbiitlotta. * *
NAME RACING PRIZES
EOR EASTERN FAIRS
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SrcreliirittNit Conference Here
Derided on $.‘(200 Frizes For
Four Days
Secretaries of (lie Kastern Noriti
iCurollnu I'afr Aasivclution In confer
ence on their. Joint racing program]
hen- upon pur*<'-
totaling 3J2OU to be distributed over
a four day .period Armngwmeiita tor
ihe big racing program was the prin
cipal Item taken up by tin- secreta
ries ClUes represented at the confer
• nee were Rocky Mount, Kinston Ital
etgh. Favett.-viiie Clinton, anil Golds
l-oro
The mti«'iarii * il**< lil.* d upon eluh' 1 '
race* over * fmjr day period Two
lul l's will be held eat:h. *lay wlttr
purse* totaling 14**o to winners In
• iieh ruic The 1100 pur-'s will gi> a.
fcrllows. first prize S2f*t*. sei olid pri/.p
3126. third prixr- 37r,
s The secretaries nr»* very efithoslas
tic cormernitßg the oullimk for the
circuit this year "'llli lotrai co siilC
Ing at prices higher Ilian since lui'i.
they expect tii*t i|„. fair* will to „ ,
greusT* v wiuc«:,-* Ilian lu years
The co-oparation of the sit <- it i< In
'arranging a joint raiing program .
IttcHU* that bo I sea of known sia-ial
and reputation will be • ntereil The.
'•lreolt will o|h'|i at Ilia to Mount *fit*
»eur.
FLANK f ALIJA
» INTO RIVER
Moundsyllle. ". Ya Sept II illy
lie Askoclgled* Pr* -* I The UjsslsUnt 1
rbh-f of C S Air service tiair<>w|y *
' aped lieu'll when the plane In w hich
Ibe and Jade " oodruff were living to I
tJnyldfl Dido .ftlll Into tfbln river 1
Neither was Injured
jfltgin Trial Ol Flogging
Cases With That Os C. A. j
Yarborough At Macon
| NEGROES FUSE
HouHi Beml. Inil . Bept II tUy 1
tli** AnwcUlwl I'renst Between
JO*) ami IMMI negroes nn> reported
Id lipvc lelt Hie cll> h«re lit tin
past 2I hour* («illow Inn ilic u -
«*lpt «I u threatening letter tt* a
well known colored residelit Al
though no violence hio> follow*!
j the receipt 'of the loiter, many of
] tile negroes fear that tbelt safelp
In Ip Jeopardy
BOLSHEVISM LED-.
. HID MASSDCHt
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,Im Charjre Made by l nitcd
Mine Workers of America in
Report
<
New Vork. He pi tl >*lg li t> Mix
l.lthiiujiluu Bolshevist* led tlot Iterrin i
| oi nun union 'lllinoln mlo |
era. I lie I’ul'ed .. Mint V 4 orkern of
Aiiicrluu charges in uiukiug pulille to |
day llii’ tlllrd of u series of urtlclen e\- i
(toning nu alleged j, lot by Moscow j
Communists to guTff control of organ
l*ed lubor In the l ulled Hluten and i
Canada, stage n revolution and over*.
•liniw the exlnllng governments.
The moh leadrra—•" of mem were i
mein hern nt IlcrrhC of the Bolshevist ,
l.iihuuulHii branch of the rominunigl i
party of Anierlea. according to the ,
| miners' article. 10 other memher* of
, I In* same purty wore Imported an
ageutn to foment the ultuwk on the
ntrlp mine of the Houlhern lllonoln
' onl I onipa ii) whlih CHliiilHated In
Ihe vlofent death of 22 men In June
laaf year * „
“Thin revdltlug. Inexcusable crime I
wna fomented, promoted and oaUaed
solid) liy Communist*." aayn (lie writ.'
er. “it wan u carefully pUnued as .
fair, m heined with all the diabolic cfi:-'|
city mid dlaregard for law that char-*
ucfeiUe* the Communist movement."
William 7. Foster, promoter of the 1
“one big union" ld«a In America. t»j
alleged (o hate been the dominatin'!
lor ii re In e went a' preceding the iiuissu }.
rre. numbering among Ilia widen Jack I
J Carney. Chicago editor of tjie radical'
,Voice*of l.u]mr. Nick Oogenhurg.- Cdr
itey'a business manager. Arne Hwa
hack, of the central executive commit* j
dee. Coiltniunlal parly of, America. On
car loiraou of Ihe Young Communist
| lauguc Hun Frgfjickel. "lied' yorker
J muon g rail employe*. t'hsiles krum-
In ln. dlntrlet Coiiiniuulat official, and | 1
( .Vein KJar. convicted In Chicago courts |*
for connplrlng ugulnnt ihe
■luring fit! wMr o x
' i!
Secretary Kverett*
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(irants (’hartern *
Nt
Italcigh. Tie pi II Churl, if luii' I
i lu eti Issued to the follow
11 Ionn by Secretary of Stale W N KV**^
erett: : I
Kngluwood incorporated. W inston-h
Salem, a real enftite concern, with in
(ltorUod caplial nlock of lioojjo, .or (
which t.lUd.'t hun hyeri subscribed b>
1 .1. A. Boljch. Jr . Hfunk A Stagg and k
K C, Vaughn all of VVtnstoii-Heleni !|
l.mmi Scrvlne. Incorporated, Mount I (
Holly, gasoline aud oil filling ntalloo 1 1
for auliMiiotillea. with aulhorlbed <ap- ( .
Ilal nlock of $25 bop. of which HtdO (
Iran been nubncrlbed by I-' II Dunn. ,
.1 W. Holl-umf and I J Stewart, ull
of .Mount Holly. f j
lln Hi rlfotd Count) Mutul lineal
ifliniirailii Hie defy, of Mnrfreenboro (
Thi- coriniralloli. which ha- no capl- ,
tul nlock* orga(fined by a group ,
•of Hertford county negroes
1
I’rinoners AUempt
To Kttcape Jail !
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Nr* i 11-born N C . Sepl II Csinih I
of two flea f>crate negro prisoner*. fTOtn (
the Uullford county Jull ,» u* narrowly i
averted here ihln morning ai 5 to i
o'clock' A, third, held for forgery, ii
11 mule bln cac.ape by Jtimplnu from <ln r
Ineeoml ftisir to Ihe top of ail automo* r
Idle.
Hud l.llMlsuy High I’ollit negro. , I
<Jl»d«'d with rhe murder of hln wife ■
by Valurallug her elutlilng with kero >
none and then Igniting 11. and Deny ■
Handera, alno of High I‘olut, i iiurgei. i
nltb the attempt to dynamite the safe
<|f the High I’Hint Havinga and Trttnl
t miipany more <huti a mouth ago.
where the two negroes were praveatfo i
(mm • .neaping Unuird VVhltelep, to* '
cat m*«ru. chaiged with forgery, made
Inn getaway
Attempt fca Show Know*
jedtfe «f loetter» Seek -1
ingr Punishment ofj
Other** Many Wit
nesaea
Macon. On, H. pt 11 (By the Anno
dated Cress > K vide lice Intended to
allow that C A. Yarborough on trial lu
eliy court here of. the charge of riot
lug in connection with the whipping
of a I rank \litln. chiropodiaY had
knowledge of lettem necking to hale
olher peraonn punlahed lor tarloim of
feiincn featured todapn aennlon of the
trial which ntarted the whipping tune
urreatn
In uni' Instance, a state wltnaaa. gp 1
employee In Ihe office of |>r, Yarlio
rough, told of muling a lelt«r In
which a mother a day or two Or lore '
he i non wan flogged ex preened a wlnh
that Nomethlng could i«c done in ner
non Ktnplnpeen of the Ku Klux
Hlan tcntiiied regarding tellers and j
other evidence Intended to connect I
Dr Yarborough with the nerlen of
(loggings which lisve hewn going on
here and In illbb.rounty for two yearn
II was also charged that J, H Dor-1
kee. organiser us the K. k K vlslten
Hie proaeeutlng wltneaa In Ihe rase
and pretended that lie wan an officer I
neni lia (kivernor Hardwick lo run
down floggera.
Tlve w line sacs teatlllod today. The i
"late anaiMiaeed the names of &4 wit- >
uensen at the ppralng of the oaaa to- 1
day. Including Ho name of former
Ooveruor Hardwick, while the defense,
counsel aniiouuend names ol more
Ilian Ido I mill utloun were Ibal Ihln
rung would last three or four days.
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Commits Suicide
6
, Athena. Sepl 11. -Arihar M Hrmikn. 1
I*" a cotton broker wag found dead
liani today with a pistol wound lul
' his head A pialnl was found naar
Ihe body and the police acid It waa
» case of silicide with despondency 1
I the caune •’
FULL LEISED WIDE
FOR CHOP REPMTS
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Farmer Can (i«| Prices And
Market Trend by Applying
For Them
Kaleigh, N Sepl ||.. The, bene
llts of full leased wire reports, oo |
farm product markets are now avail-,
a Ida to Nurfli Tarollna faruiem. a ill-]
vlnfbH til 'markets supplied with re- !
ports’ direct by telegraph from the [
leading faun product markets of the
i ouutry having been Instituted by Ihe
North Carolina Department of Agrl
eiilvn..' >W A
* YV ban lieen
injdwrkd and ill
the nCjji> state In
tw-ffTTlon wrhervby he mlgli' ’
give the heat market report service I
possible to the farmers of North Car. !
ollna
Mr Hhuuiaker rec«'lv«n fret(uent re
polls each day on the receipts, actual
prices and trend of the livestock mar* j
keln at Chicago, Jersey City. Pitta* |
burg. Hullhmiie iUchmond uad Allan- 1
is He also gets dally reporla from
the leading markets on apples,. Irish
IMdatoes, sweat potatoes and other
larui products lu seuann Within toe j
near future he nays h** hopes to be
hie to lurntali lni|Hirers with re|K>rtn
from the cotton and tobacco marketn
On ieg nest. Mr Hliumaker says, lie
run obtain r«porta from the principal
markets on uliy farm product be In, :
marketed If a farmer wants to know '
what onions are selling for In Ngw
York, he can obtain the Information
f'i directing an Inquiry to Mr Hbu
maker, care Division of Markets, lie* |
iniriioent so Agriculture. Italulgli. N
c Information cpneernlng otner min
prCNluct markets can be secured In
• lie -aiio' mauuer
Mr Hhtimuker he Intend*
establish h service wllhln a short while
for supplying weekly newspapers. Ill*
ilivhloaln wad . Ollier * parties who re
quest It with weekly market summa
ries
Agrh littoral offtelala here say they
believe the market reporting service
will prove of great advantage to tann
ers of the stub In aiding till 111 to sell
• heli products at opportune times and
ill the prevalllna standard prices.
Mrrruv VtltKtT
New York. Kept 11. The market
■ limed quiet; iiltddlluu I'.Mfi future*
ended steady October Id t'*.*o; IXi
■•cnilM'i JT’M. January 2T Wi; Merck
a»Ao-*7; Mb My J7 SJ. ,
- —■■■<■!■ m SZZTrTmS
* t -
I MKMBhK or
I ASSOCIATED PRESS i
s IS awl t«
~ gw- r
PRICE FIVE CENTS
wow „
i BiDiomuEF;
OF JUNIOR OHOa
Joint Committer of Tlio |g^|
• Council and Chamber If (V?
fed Plana Toda»
I , ** -w
The (Tiamber of Commerce, euog
eratlng with the local council of tlw
Junior Order. In tha next law’ 4aya
will launch a campaign luteudgd to
secure the orphan's home. dscUail
upon liy the members of the naMMtg!
eounrll for Hccrwtary
Denmark stated last night that If
•rts opinion some tMKMMo Would be
. niwhi In erecting the home and that
Goldsboro hud a good chance of fee
ing selected aa the alia
A special committee appotutad •»>
Ihe Juniors of the city mat with a
‘special committee appointed bp. tli«
1 chamber of eommerce yegiarfay
morning and oigsnlxed for
lo Iw underlaken The Joint ootu
I mlltee will meet again today aud per
fected details (or Ihe drive
"I'here are I 5« memhera oI Use
J'unior Order In the rlly and Ihe In
| iiueuee which a chapter of tfela ataa
I will have, coupled with Uw natural
advantages (tosaesaed by Iha city, gad
I hacked up by the public aplrltml elt
Dens of ihe eonimdnlly. VMuld ifead
| Its ihe Home,” stales HecNstsry Den
mark
Ttie home deeldnd upon by the Jttn
. lorn at Ihelr national conveatlga *p
1 in keeping with ihelr plan ta» lltifei
llsh such homes Ihroughoah tk v,
H Various states where It la o<F
j side red advisable to erect bomaa wofO
named and North I'aroUad waa
1 eluded.
Other towna tn the state wMcfe oA ’
- making ufforta to aooura tho feaafel
planned for are Durham. Hudifm
and They bogaf
ihelr ettoru In thla direction afeam
lime ago. This last, however,
In no wise est eel Uoidehoru'a uiiaucea.
Italy AboHshee i
Colonial Slavery
oanmi -few
| Uoaeva, Sept. li.—ltaly hai nif fad
ihe league of Nations that afea half
•ordered the abolition ol the elavely
-Syatem exDt|ug withip the Itdllgg im
itation Mi the empire of Ethiopia
lAbysnffiiai, wbltfh recently applied *
.for membership in the Imiw tally
baa ordered the native staff oI tha „
legation Which owns alavaa henna
forth to consider them aa servaaW,
not slavtra. pending lUllaa avranga
uient* lu restore ihym to IthaHy with'
• oOhpffnsatpHi to their ciwaara.
, ItIhTIIK lUMir <
1 • • *' ’'
I A new tul>middle tire repairing aud
accessory huslaess la opeaed todap us
■'Vest Chestnut street. H T Mag 111.
; who has been engaged tn the nuta**-
• bile business for thv.pasf at> year*. Ii
jib< proprietor.
FRENCH DFFICMIS ‘
DISCREDIT TILR OF
i cipinum
'V. , *
Think it a New Mare an Ger
many'* Part far New Na
initiations
I’.viyh. Hepi 11. -The optlmlna la
t duanetal circles arising from coavtr
-1 satlons whkVShf Fraach amhuasa
dors hs» had w lili the Uerntsn amtws
sadors has hud no sharp rlae la francs
1 io.luy. bui the Tallowing Is shared oa
ly slightly in offlcDl circles where a
settlement with Oeruiaay la thought
• till sonic distance off
One official pointed out that when
ever the Hermans come to the cqn
elusion that they want to raeuaie aa
! got la lion* | heir uciles are lo draw
out Krvneh opluhjn If they ohu ho*
'fore discoloring Ihelr own skate of
mind
t he French therefore accept the la*
dicat lons of th« capitulation of Oor
-1 mao) on repatfttlona with a paaetve
resistance in Hubr with reserve The
French think thut the Lpssslve restet
snee In ftuhr will cventnhUy hffuk
down dbsplto what the Herman gov
eruiuent docs
PaHHenger Train
(>oeH Thru Bridfa
Muskogee. Hept tl.--A 81. Louie
and Han Franelaeo passwuger train
at Fayetteville. Ark., went through a
| bridge south of here thla afteraaa*
according lo information bare file
bridge and pwasengar cars are buna
' Inn." No one wae hart *