* *SeMSMb6Y 14-15M9GfcfeMlt‘I*fti£eptember A4rl&*»i
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Awakr hm**— Ughl win*.
VOLUME TWO; NUMEBR 1«1
Tte Rickard S*HF95*M y
Fight Fans WM See The
Dempsey-FirpoMatch Sure
> r -*Zr
Argentean Readied N.
York Mat Night And
Djiapaoy Will Arrive
'■Kay; Ticket Frauds
Not Tort, an* i»—(By th# Aaao
ilsteß Pree*)- Banda tonight began to
meat the "amok*' - of battle—that at
mosphere peculiarly confined to
Mnrywelgkt
filPfio-Dempeey fight but two
Tko tirat •t tba rlral gladiators
moiad Now York tonight, whan Flr
fo arrived at I o’dMk from bb traln
latg camp ta AUng*. City
Dempsey la expected to braak camp
tomorrow moratag. arriving her* la
tko aftornoen Bo wUI alar at tko
Hotel Balmont tomorrow and Friday
kfUraooa bo .wUI moot t|la challenger
tor tbo first time whoa My appear
before tko Athletic Coaunlaalon (or
weighing. Both claim to ho la per
fect cor ditto*
Tom' Rickard tonight predicted a
mil out la ticket*. Ho aald that clooe
to MW would pay H 30.000 to aoe tbo
fight The flgurea today was well paat
be million mark.
Mg moa work arrootod in a Duean
it root twoat ahop today and police 0
confiscated IMAM worth of counter
feit ticket* for the Dempeoy-Ptrpo
natch Friday night Soma of the
ticket* wore declared to hare . boon
cremated The bob ware aafel to
have acted la concert la prinUfg and
llatributlng them.
While tbo arroato wore being made
»a lamottgation waa under way by
Dtctrtct Attorney Banton Into chargee
that a hatch of tick eta tor the fight
having a box office value of BTJ*
had been aold for |77 and that many
other tingle ticket* had been thus
mld ’ o
>«w turn* irmmv
Baleigh, N. C.. Sept. I*.—The ap
pointment of tthx a Abernathy of
Oroenoboro, aa corporation clerk, euc-
Boodtag Mra. Minnie Bagwell Fox.
roalgaad, waa aanonacod today by
HocraUry of State W. N. Everett.
Mr. Aberaelhy will have aupervlaion.
uader Mr. Everott'e direction, over
Ike laauaace of charters to concerna
applying for Incorporation paper*.
ADMITS PASSIVE«
RESISTANCE HAS
BEEN FAILURE
Berlin, Sept. IS.—(By the Aaaoctat
ed press)*—Chancellor Streeeemaa
la aa addreea today declared, “we
are ready to give real guarantee* In
order to aeoure the freedom of the
Rhur. He adnritted a solution 0& the
problem could not be eecnred by pas
sive reaiatance
Shipping Board
Sells Vessels
Waahlagton, Sept. IS—(By the
Aaeoelated of
two important ship sale negotiation*
were announced today by the Ship
ping board. Seven combination
freight and paaaenger ahlpe were
taraed oyer to the Dollar Line. San
Francisco, for operation. In a round
the world service through the Pana
ma Canal. Two cargo ateamera were
sold to the Grace lias for use In the
West Coast, South American trad*
Coatlnuatioa for both aarvlces for
gv* yean Wtm guaranteed
«HI WALTON
ISKS RESI9WTIONS
BBbbb JUqu—t Upon Idea That
El Khix Klan Controls The
Officials
m tL . Okla.. Sept IS —(By the As
sociated Praps)—Charging (bat tbrev
Jury commlaaloaura. the aka riff and
the police cOßMslaalosera are directed
by the Ku Klax Klan. Ooreraor J. O
Walton demanded their reatfrstlon of
the Jsry eoeaiteelonere and naked «t
--'"Vu to call upon police commtsaiou
'jhlid aherlff aad aak Mm to demand
May larake Martial Law.
MSakogee, Okla . Sept 11—A threat
to Invoke martial law here ualeee coa
dltteae are Immediately “cleaned up**
wan made by Ooremor W*Jton at Tu*-
ea today la long daltance te'epbdtie
eoamraalaatiaa with a local aewepa
par. |
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Diet OoOgaa u «M Hein D. Oallano
ate to amt Ur V tataro boat la Nhw
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
RICHMOND CLAIMS
LEAGUE PH
*■ —«— „ i
Say That the Result of No*
Schedule i<gnt Should Not
Be Counted v •
-wrw - - ■
Richmond. V*. Bept. IS—(By the
Aaeoelated Prana)—ll. P. Daweoa.
owner of the local club of the Virgin- '
la League, today filed formal claims ]
to the league peasant baaing bia ae
tMm oa the contention that the Colt* '
were charged vflh the loss of a non- '
scheduled game with Petenburg oa ,
September 4. This gapue-<qhanld be
eliminated , from standing
of the clubs. he claim*.
Sam PotU, of Norfolk. stattaUcba
of the league Is aald ta have confirm- .
ed the claim. Hie record la aald to
show that RlchaMmd was scheduled SS J
games with Petersburg whereas only ,
31 were played.
Mr. Dawson’s claim to the pennant .
waa filed with President W. 8. More of (
the Virginia League today. No Word
has been received from him tonight.
Aged Citizen
Died Last Night
w. O. Hollow ell, more than 70 year*
old aad wall known Goldsboro char
acter died at 8:48 at his home In th*
Groan leaf section. Death came rrom
a complication of causes Incident to
old age. Funeral aervtce* had not
been arranged (pat night, but It was
though that aervlcf* would be held
some time today.
TUffiim
mum
Five American Destroyers Have
Arrive# and Taken
cans Aboard
Washington. Bept. 13 —(By the As
sociated Prep*)— Ambassador Woods
in an undated radio message appar
ently sent rrom Tokto several day*
ago reported to tbe Btato Department
today that the relief eltnatlon in the
Japanese capital waa "now thorough
ly la hand." Five American destroy
ers had arrived at Yokahoma from
Daria n. the message said.
All Americans surviving Yokahoma
are on ships and In safety the message
said. This embassy haa evacuated 140
American tourist* and 21 British
tourists from Tokio today on Amer
ican destroyers. "Relief ship* be
ing loaded in Taint Tao and Manilla
Arrival of. fleet remove* danger of
hunger among Americans.”
VISSIONB OF MILLIONS
IS RUDELY SHATTERED
Chicago, Sept. 11—-Three hundred
member* of the Springer Helra, lac.,
met here yeaterday and bade formal
farewell to their dream* of getting
a half billion dollara out of Wilming
ton.-Delaewre, peal estate. The gath
ering waa tfe* annual business meet
ing of formed laal
March of Ibci descendants and belra
of Charles Chriatpober Springer, who
died la 1739.
A coord in to the claims made by
the corporation, be owned moat pf
tbe real estate where now stands tb»
city, of Wilmington, and tbe corpora
tion was formed to prove tbe claims
of tbe belra and collect tbe real es
tate.
Attorney W. H .rhadwlrtt present
ed a signed guNs>«nt from Mrs. Ma
ry Springer McMahon, originator of
the Springer belra organisation In
wblok kha admitted that her claims
were'false. “The missing page from
tbe records which would prove the
claim." the ~m.000.00fl tn . Phils- (
delphla bank" and a "mausoleum" In
Sweden. “Ju*t bursting wtlh Jewels
and precious hertlooms," the attorney
■aid, were all myths. What has been
termed the organising movement.
Mr. Chadwick said, “has only been
tbe taveatlon of stories to get money
from Innocent people who live In
{country towns.' To settls the matter
once and for all. he said, tbe entire,
matter Will he placed before an ab
stract company and Its decision will
be final
_ * >.-*■.
Two 910.0 M stakes ars on tbe pro
gram o i tha Aatumn meeting of tbe
j Ontario Jockey Clnb.
A
{ Walter Co* has one of U>q last- tt
of tha seaaoat | year old trotters
j tn Etbellnda. S:M 14
CODPStISPftQI
W SEMTBR SMITH
OF SOUTH EMBLIM
Sdventl Thouaund Growers
» From North Carotins and
Virginia at Gathering
(Special to the News.)
" Danville. Va.. Sept. IS—Several
thousand old belt tobacco growers
from a down counties of Virginia and
North Carolina welcomed United
State* Senator E. D. Smith of &utb
Carolina at a meeting la the Danville
tabernacle today where the enthusi
asm and nppiauae surpassed anything
(hat haa been seen at meetings of th#
farmers In this town aince Aaron Sg
plro of California started the flame
of cooperative spirit which haa since
swept SIAM tobaoco growers late
the |rl-atate as local tion
**! plead with every man In Virgin
ia to join the army fighting for our
economic freedom as your forefath
ers fought for their political freedom.
Tbs man who won’t fight pith you -a
as unpatriotic as the Tory of Revo
lut.onagr days. I had rather give five
crops of my tobacco If at th* ead of
that time we cOuld as freemen dic
tate bow •*« tell our product," «*-
dared Senator Smith.
"Dong talk about your sacrificing ,
a tofcveo 3rap to get your tndepen- (
danoe. What waa the sacrifice of (
your so rant there, whose •. bloody (
tracks margad the snow around Vai- ,
ley Forge In the desolation of those t
taven tong year* when no man reck- ,
oaad himself aa Individual In thf* ,
fight for freedom." He asked staL •
lug that congress has passed an act x
so that no man can bale the farmer*. ,
to court tor combining that they ,
have assisted 1a standardising their ,
grades of tobacco and * cotton, that
they have provided a billion dollar.-
In bonds to assist the farmer In
marketing the Bouth Carolina Benpp
tor declared, "we have built the font;. ,
prepared th* engine, put "the coal in ,
th* firebox and now w* are asking t
yon to pet up and drive. If you don’t i
ft ta your fault.” ' a
Referring to the Federal Reserve
act as Uto greatest banking act ever (
passed ta th* Interest of jusice. equity ,
and rightaouaaaas. the farm bloc (
leader printed out how cotton drop- ,
ped from forty ednta to tan. how to
bacco went from flfy cent* to twenty, ,
how bides dropned to where It failed ,
to pay to take hem off toe backs of j
th* cow. While the prices of the
clothes, the shoes, and the n^nufer- 1 (
tured tobacco r»mealed almost the
seme as ever. This was due to the 1 )
utterly unorganised condition of the |
farmers who be declared can only j
remedy such losses by cooperative'
marketing.
John ~H Hutchinson of Blacksburg,
director of extension for Virginia. In
trodUcetf Senator Smith and atated
that the Cooperative Association bat
no only, maintained the price of an
average crop of tobacco In 1921 but
raised the- nrice of a large crop of
tobacco In 1922 at leaat five cent* per
.pound. Director Hutchinson recalled
| there were only four yekrs prior to
jibe great war when hla bearers had*
averaged over t«n cents for their to
bacco and declared that they would
jflnd themselves In the same condition
today had it not been for their mar
keting association. Recalling the
great Indignation meeting of farmers
from all tobacco counties of Virginia
who filled the tabernacle In the fall
of 1940, Mr Hutchinson' said that to
day'*" great mass meeting could prop
erly 'he called a celebration of
thanksgiving for the better times that
> has come to the tobacco farmers by
reason of cooperative marketing.
! President George A. Norwood, of
’ the Tobacco Growers Association.
.; who came from North Carolnla to at
tend today's meeting told the Virginia
I farmers, "we are going to fight until
we shall name the price of our pr*~
ducts" Ptesident Norwood was liu
traduced by Director W. R West, as
the bead- of Amesha a largest tobacco
corporation. wpo jjpreeelvlng from
one toCTlf”. to oae"' Twentieth of the
amount received by the presidents
of other tobacco companies. The
speakers at today's meeting ware in
terrupted by repeated cheering and
applause and the occasion left no one
In doubt among those present of the
enthusiasm and loyalty of Virginia
co-ops.
;« BAAKfMI.L BhHI LTH
American La—as
New York 2-1: Ckleags 1-1
Washington 4; Detroit I.
Nat loan I l.aagae
Phlladslphls 4; Brooklyn 6.
Chicago 0: Cincinnati 4.
Heat hern Lragpe •
Nashville 4; Blrmlnahsm 10.
Little Bock <: New Orleans 10.
Memphis X: Mobile 0
rkUM Leagae
Bsielgb $; Oresnsbore L.
Wlnaton-gaUm 4; Durham 3.
High Pout 10; Dan rule «.
GOLDSBORO, N. C, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IS. IMS
WNEEMFri
11 HUH Mm
JL A, Joseph, President of Mcr
chant* A asocial ion UrgM
Full Attendance
Final preparation* tor Goldsboro’*
dollar daya Friday and Saturday, and
report# from outatadalng committee*
will occupy an Important meeting or
(he Merchant's Association this aftar-
at 1:30. A. A. Joseph, president
of the organisation, urge* a full, at-j
tendance at th* maetla*
A drive for i a creased membership
haa been conducted by (he A*aocta-j
tion for the paat few daya and re
ports concerning the success of the
undertaking wll( he made th|a efter
noon. Several other committee* aHi
due to make reports.
Officials of the Association at tbs
meeting will probably urg* upon the
members th* Importance of arrang
ing attractive bargains tor th* bol
lar Days aad of properly advertising
them In the local and surrounding
papers. Mips Grace Warrick, secre
tary of the organisation ole now ee
votln her entire time to promoting
the bargain days.
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
DIRECTORS MEET
Introduction of Dr. Parker, of
Washington, D. C., district represen
tative and consideration of certain
changes ta tbs organisation will oc
cupy a meeting of the Board of Di
rectors of the Wayne County Com
munity Service at th* office of the
association la the Armory tonight, ac
cording to n statement issued by
Thomas O’Berry, president Mr.
O’Berry calls upon all members to
be present at f:l4 o’clock. Dr. Park
er, of Washington succeed* 3- 0. Brl
sou aa district representative.
TO MOLD MEETING
The meeting of the charity organi
sation waa postponed from Inst week
until this week, end will be hsld #t
the k#me es Mra. .C. A Wilkins at
4:88 p. m. Friday afternoon. A fu::
attendance ta urged.
Thomas Ruffin Chapter. Daughters
of ta* Confederacy will mast thla af
ternoon with Mssdnme* W. H. and
Graves Smith. All members are re
uested to be present.
Mrs. Flora Kendall will return to
the city tongtht from a visit with h*r
daughter. Mrs W. M Thompson who
lives at Aisles. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thompson were
In the city yesterday shopping.
Mr. Henry Carr <bf Calypeo *yas In
the city yesterday shopping ahd vto-
Itlnu, friends.
Will Support Coolidge
'
Washington. Bept. 13— (By tbs As
sociated Press)—Assurance of sup
port for Coolldge for 1824 were
brought by Republicans from several
states* who were snhong an unusually
large list of visitors today.
Ml COMPLIMENTS -
LOCAL FIRE CHIEF
% ■ •■ V ,
Goldsboro WHh * Adjoining
Towriu Had 100 Per Cent Re
cord in Augodt
Goldsboro's perfect record .In the
matter of fires Tor the month yf Aug
ust has attracted favorable attention
at the hands of State Insurance
CunimlJbtoner Stacey M. Wade. He
baa written fire chief Inslle Yelverton
complimenting; him upon the showing
which the city bos made. Mr. Yel
verton hopes to be able to make a
perfect record for September. With
the month half gone, there has not
teyn a fire as yet.
In the letter to Mr Yelverton. Cdtn
mlaaloner Wade said In par; "
“Your Ore report for August Just
received. ! hasten to congratulate
you and tbe cltliens of Ooldaboro on
tbe excellent record I assure you I
am Just as delighted as you must be
or can be, I trust tbe low, Are record
for August 1c? the entire state, and
the clean record for your city, will
act aa an Incentive to renewed Inter
cst In Are prevention among all dll
tens *
"As you know, that Is the thing
!aaadud meet, it la Just One And you
will ha glad when yea ate the names
oa the August Honor Roll, to find
your aoUhnr eastern ettlea of Qreon
vllto aod Wtloaa there, with only one
Am aad small toes far Kinston ana
Rocky Mount. That’s going some
for practical reform Let's keep It
up down thereat . X
‘ ' " e_
, An unasually strong AeM of Inter
{national stars will compete la tbe
Canadian wonten's golf championship
to be played Hi Mont real the weak
{of September 17.'
LnVui unLHvMRn
TOWf-BtffnUKD
-Wm TlrtMviHM/r
500 InhabHhiAta of Fbiliißc Vlh
lave Thought to Have Es
caped to High Land
Mexicali. Lower t’allt., Sept. 11.
(Ry the Aaeoelated Press)--Wireless
message received , her* today report*
the dent ruction by tidal wave of Ban
Jo»e D* Cabo, a smXM fishing town off
The number of lives lost 1a not known.
Moat of the 60p inhabitants of th*
town are behaved to kav* escaped to
high ground when the wave came yes
terday. according to radios advtoea sent
Suit by a steamer ahartjy before the
catrastonhe »
HKD li t KHUN NOW t'OACgINt*
FEDERAL PEN HANKIIAI.I, TEAM
Atlanta, Bept. 13—David T. (Red)
Barron, whose playing on Oeorgia
T'ech'a Golden Tornado team, during
the paat four years attracted nation
side attention among gridiron fans
has become coach of the Federal Pen
Itonliary team her*.
Th* former star also ta assisting
football men at Georgia Tech and ta
attached to th* sporting department
Hiaff or a local, newapdper. "Red” I*
giving the penitent!**? aquad his at
tentiou two aft*~roon» each week.
On Sundays. Barron for gat a work
and teacne* a Sunday School class.
| Wife Secures Peace
l ßond Against Husband
p J i
L B. Pats waa yesterday required
1 1190 over a period of six ntoutua at
|a bearing before Esquire W. G. Britt
I Sarah Pats, wife* of the defendant.
; brought the proceedings Evidence
was Introduced to show that Pat* had
| made threat* upon her Ufa.
RELIEF CHMPMGN
ENDED LIST NIGHT
A Total of fft66.B» Conti Wha
Wired to Southern Headquar
ters in Atlanta
Th# campaign arUtcb has been con
ducted In Ooldsboro and 'Wayne coun
ty for the past wash In th* interest
of Japanese relief ended at 4 o’clock
-yesterday afternoon with th* local
Red Cross Chapter »1*«.88 cents over
Its quota. - Officials bad naked for
1600 and a total of |M6 88 was fired
to Southern headquarter* of th* as
sociation ta Atlanta Inst night.
Dr. D. J. Rose, chairman of th*
county chapter, last night expressed
appreciation to those who bar* help
ed make the campaign a success. He
,*a|d In a prepared statement:
"The local Red Cross Worker* wish
to takeGtdvantag* of the opportunity
to thank th* Editors aad Publishers
of th* Goldsboro newspapers, tbs
- rharebas and civic organisations, and
all the people of Wayne county tor
their cooperation, assistance and
contributions In tbe recent oampalgn
so raise tellef funds for the Japanese
Hufferers.’*
0
GKNRRAI. WOOII IN
UNDER fIKK AGAIN
/ 2
Manila. Kept 10 —(By the Associated
Press) —The_- controversy between
Governor G«»*ral I/ronard Wood and
Native aovernmeat officials sad par
ty leaders wps reived la*t night
when Manuel Queson, president of
the Philippine Senate, and Manuel
Rosas, speaker of the House of Rep
dre sees that It was thslr intention to
reduce tho Governor General to s
mere figurehead "
Speaker Rosas said:
"Filipino members of the cabinet
•Bd our representatives la tha gov-t
ernment have encroached on tha
powers and prerogatives of tbe
ernor General That’s true. We ligyc*
encroached upon tbe rights of the
Governor General because la that [
guise liberties are won “
Quezon said; *
“It will not be betraying any secret
here If I say that pur object Is to re- j
|luce the Governor General of the
Philippine Islands to a mere figure
head It la unpa'»*otlc for any FilT
ptao to stand by Governor Oeneral
Wood In Ills policies."
The Renata President referred to’
•he British aelf-governlag colonies
(ovsrnment similar to them.
Orlando tn tha Florida flints lea
pup Is another of this year's sham,
plons to win both halvos of the a#Mt,
season.
Joe Beckett, tbe British heavy
weight champion, denies that ha lA
taeda to ratlre from. the ring, Bow
that he has married. He expects to
meet Csrpeatler In the early aatama
The News Will Gme Firm*
Dempsey Fight Round *
Round On Friday Night
UEK MISDHSIU
WITNESS BIG EVENT
To Altoml Laying of C'ornvr
■ttmc of Goo. Washington
Memorial Nov. 1
•
Biggest and moat Impreialvw of all {
carempnlea In th* hiatcry of Krevma- j
vonry In the United State* will be the I
laying of th* coraeraton* of tbe I
George Washingtcp Masonic National
Memorial at Alexandria. Va.. oa Nov. 1
I. 1831. This occasion uadoubtedly
will witness the gathering in Wwh
iagtoa, ff'. C.. which ta |u*l across the
Potomac Over from Alexandria of the
largest body of Masons over attend
ing any function. A number of Ma
*ou* from thla city and Immediate
community will attend th* ceremonies.
There are now 3.000.000 member* of
th* Craft in the United Btatas. with
more than IT.MO. Blue Indgwa Mat
tered from coast to const. Bach of the
rantallve at the gathering, aad the
total atttnndanca 1a egyacteel to go
Into hundreds of thousand*:
The national capital and Ho vicin
ity already world famous for tbs Im
posing beauty of their tdlßcws. wUI
linvs In th* George Washington Me
morial a structure more raajoHle
than any hardtbtor* eroded at the
rant of th* federal govern neat. Tko
site selected for this memorial, the
grandest aver erected In honor of any
man. could not bn Improved upon. It
ta on Shooters Milt, oa the o!4 Klag’e
Highway and an the commanding Ar
lington Ridge, from which a vtaw any
be had of tbe olty of Washington aa#
of all th* places most frequoatod by
the first president, whoso reaWmae
was al Motmt Vernon, only a lew
mile* distant. The Mr net ure U**)f
vffH be of noble ptwporiloan and of
Wonderful architectural beoaty. «ur
rounded by a park of 33 sersa. which
will give th* ojjtan a yrayor watMay
for all time to come
The memorial trill be of •■delta* 1
xraalte aad when computed will «Mt
4.000.000. Its dimensions over all will
he 310 tori la depth by I*o fest In
width, exclusive of stops, terrace* and
approaches. Its height to Um summit
of ths observation tower wIM b* BO
feet. The architecture Is to So clusle.
! tie form Inspired by the great tower* ,
built ta th* days of Or**«* and Roan* ,
to mark the entrances to harbor* and .
from whose summits permanent born- j
tog flares could be eeea for nil** at |
I sea. a guide for mariner*.
•| Th* Manorial Hal) In this ganad
structure will take the form of-an .
atrium. 70 by 10%fe«t. In which it Is (
1 proposed to aet-» atatus of Washlas
toa. This great hall will .have a
height of #4 feet, rising to * clwrmtory
above the attrroundlns portion of the
1 building. It will be flanked by loaD*
1 column* 40 feet high and surrounded
| by a number of rooms d#voto«f to Ns
’ acnlo Interest*. The entraao* to tbe
1 edifice will be expressed la n ai*-co»-
1 ttmnad portico of pure Doric d**|gn.
'|Above the Memorial ballfnd forming
11 he second stnry. will be s tnueAum to
I house the many priceless relrtn of the
j fleet president now In poseenaton #»•
' Alexandria-W*shlnst<% lodge No 21.
of which Washington was * tbs first
Worshipful Master Above the mu
seum* will be * third letsL *nil top
ping the whole will he s cowered ob
servation platform, all three Isvela
screened by stately collosades.
■■■■ "
Purchasing Agents
Will Meet Today
IT"
Asheville, N. C.. Bept 1*. —<By thei
"Associated Press) —Standardisation of I
• ■tale supplies and uniform msthods !
tbruogb tbe country will bs considered
at the mcetnlg of the National Asao
-11 elation of Stata purchaitln*
which meeta here tomorrow In con-1
[Junction with the National Association j
jof fltate Secretaries and the National
Aaaoclaion of auditors, councilors,
and treasurers. ,
Dr. C B. McAllister of tha Hurenu
of Atandards. Washington will rspro
aent Secretary Hoover and dallm an
address Senator Carter Glaaa. Oovur
nor Morrison, and Highway Commis
sioner Page, who were sipucted, can
not be present.
Greet Britain la being searched at
present for a potential world's box : ,
lag champion. Tbe qnsst le backed
by 4 syndicate of British sportsman.
. with Tex O'Rourke, tbs American
manager and trainer, as official ad
vlser. »iVffVE
Tbe signing of Ayt Fletcher to pi
lot the nilllee again next year has
met with the hearty approval of ike
Quaker City faaa. |
MEMBER OP f.
ASSOCIATED PR—I
PRICE FIT* CHTB
The AseoeiiteA Ptmt
Wire to Start Ratmw
From itg Experts Be
ginning mi 9
Mr. Minton to CM
Fight •
Beginning at 8 o’clock Friday atagE
The News will be at hand tofKa>*<
fight fans of Goldshoro and twrrmdO>
ing country in honor || the Ban
Dempsey championship hoot at 4a
Polo Orouada la New York.
Th* fight wUI be give* ta Mhi
crowd which aaeemhlos In Hr Mg jt
th* office on ('enter street jnug gg ft
coma* la on th* Aaaooiitad Mans
wire. The News has bow artllid By
the news gathering -graipr that MM
service will begin at 8 o'clock Friday
night. The pragma of th* Mg hand
willr b* given ranad by round. ►-
W w. Minton, th* stentorian vriaod
heraldi hoa kindly oanaaatod. at Mta
request of the editorial dagnrianant.
to call the result* to the crowd. My.
Minton declares that with tbo pfMfifiM
he got in the Willard-Deapagy fight
ta Jaly. ha will ho able to nrVghtfii
•elf heard clearly afl|L fiMMftftoV
a rnrtlu* of several idMks. Ip'that
la up to him.
The Associated PiRKKf
The News, will mSWlMfi|. (M'M|R|«
trained eporu writer* at the ffUMSfifiS
and will be able to gigi
ilxhu on tbe ftaht, an WNmEJU
telling blow* The figfil M h|g|B| j
** th* blggeit event In
tory of recent year* dl Vm
.igsncy hit mid#
<over it accordingly. To S|
the Polo tlround*, )ho
U,.te "tha, 1 mm ’irarie
the bout whu-h ). .<h. , ( ta# fiPgPll
round* }
Now coma early
r‘««h and ge< the h.now mM M lMp
«»f the New* otnoe YtfiMA O .Mi
to «tand up. but that «||Mhi
.out.) (o throw «onr
MUjw out
i JH
Will Have AnothS#
Investigation 4#
To Mental
A defendant who l4s MfeMflflpf
mentally Incompetent by a |Br |K f?
not later ba thrown lain tmiHlipß
Federal Judge t'oaaer Md wfcag Ifep
him la Kaiegth. To
ton to all. however. Judge Oaatoar
provided that another usmlaatten „
as to meats! competency ba heM »e
determine the preeeat ooeMMea «
the defendant The date far thin In
mitigation baa not btm aat
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Net York. flop!. IS—** MMfft
closed qelet today. Middling. M4l.
futures closed steady. Oetoher 27J2-
•1. December 27 4M9. Jaaaary IT AS,
VSrrh 2704-09, May tr.gMt
- - "* 111 'ffuu , .
AEjtitfiistt nm uwnif
Bag FYancleco, Sept 12—MqgtMNg
of the Southern California«dggt wOh
asked in radio calls aant frqtol W*
commander of the Pnctfle. tom* refer
squadron last night to iMfc ont M a
n rowboat which was sighted three
mile* north from Wllnah Roek, hao
Miguel lajand. and sent thsught to
contain survivors from Mm south
wrecked destroyers aahnrs at Ngtoh
| 30 miles aorth of here.
si) mem ■
IN flow urn
| JurjwMar «ot Firwl pf MMfB
Affairs Caaaa Mur,
BhM
I MACON. Oa.. Sept. It—The plana*
today root ad Ua mm lh
tbe Dr. C. A TirtmaM
dsntlat. charts to with rieUag » mm
nectlon with nbggtng lh thta atty lav
' tbe poet two fmrt aad the dodhtoa
• began aa attempt to break daw* the
credibility of etato’e witnesses. MM
recess wan taken tha atoto hid «h
--1 ed • witnesses. - j 4WW
Today's trial waa j mgrhad bp hh
iroductton of three tolepto vtotlane nt
the floggere all a t whom M-MBed
Dr. Yorborosgh aa having Mob to
crowds that “took them aht" fha
women also ldentlSud letups w—ah
bad haea written, hat theaa (HAMM
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