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VOLUME TWO; NUMBER 169
Dry Forces Are Called To
Conference On Problems
*P_*_ - V* ?
At Capital Coming Month
Call Signed by Leaders
in Many Activities and
Headed by Bryan; Will
t Attempt to 4 Rearouse
|r Sentiment
WaahtD«tib. B«pt tl— (By tbs
***** fnil)-A Mil (or a rally
at4rf lore** or lbs nation In nup-
MaW Qm lttfc amendment van sent
forth might by the Federal council
K ohurdhes A Good Cltisenship and
pntrtetism conference «u announced
ho ha bald In Waahtngton. October 14,
»“W 14 to apur on ‘boa* who **
S prohibition bnl have loat ac
tatareat.
The call was signed by 766 men
aad women. Including business men;
college and university beada clergy
aaea, member* of congress mayor*,
beada of religious aaaoclatlona and
leaders of wotnen'a organisation.
Heading tba Hat were the names o'
» William Jennings Bryan, former Gov
ernor Cbaa E. MllUken of Maine and
Prohibition rommlaaioner Roy A.
Tba date chosen for the conference
proceed! by a few daye the time ten
tatively selected by Preaident Oooltdge
far a meeting of governor* on law
esforoemtnt. The call went ont. how
ever, before Mr. Cooldlge'a plan had
beta announced and It waa said that
> I (bare waa ao algal Ocance to ba at
tached to the dates.
The commission of the Ftderal
churches decries propaganda which
it being carried on to nullify the Vol
stead act fend to discredit all law-
Kealiatag that a statement issued
by leaders of the movement —that
Inactivity and apathy has resulted in
an apparent growth of liquor senti
ment aad In a none observant# of the
enforcement act and not only by atate
officials and bootleggers but also by
maa and women who wer* law' abid
ing in every other way. The confer I
ante lg catted t« change this c«Mt
4hhn». ** +*m * VW* * v 4"
uUmn
GMFERS WITH KTTYS
% President Moye in Charlotte
Denies Serving of Any
Pafters
Cbarlbtta. N C-, Sept SI —« T
Daw ton, president of the Richmond
Chib of the Virginia League refused!
to confirm or deny reports that he!
came her* to continue bis fight to win
•ward of tbe league's 1933 pennant
to Richmond, after a conference here
today wltn a firm of Charlotte attor
ney*. Mr Dawson maintained si-
Dace regarding tbe purpose of bln <
vfttt and th* subject Os bis conversa
tions with lawyers.
President W. P. Moye, of the .VI r
gtaln League, arrived here to witness
Charlotte-Wilson post series
games When asked regarding re
port* that Mr Dawson planned lejal
action against him. Mr. Moy* said he
had aot bean served with logs! pa-j
pern directed either against him or
the Virginia League.
Mr. Dawson could not be located s
Short time after his conference with
** lawyers wae terminated, but bis lav- |
yers said they knew nothing of any
plea he might have to seek M obtain 1
from Judge Harding, holding Superior
Court- at Oantonta»an Injunction re
IStraining the Wilson team from play
■r4ag the remaining games of the soed-
Qsied poat-seaaon Inter-league chain-
series.
Asks Dissolution
Os Shiloh Colony
:
% Grand Rapids. Hep! 31.—Another
broadside was hurled atrlnst the
walls of Shlioh house. King Benjamin
. Parnell's residence at Menton Harbor
when Mrs FI- A. Meldrlra a member
of the cult for 30 years, filed suit In
federal eo«i\. today ask In* . djas/aUi
t, tton of the colony snl the
men! qf a receiver, fcr-lis extenatve
hol^Ufi
* P6ITH KILLED IN AUTO
ACCIDENT AT HARTORD
•(.' Hartford, Conn. Sept 31—Four
men mere killed end two s*rlo<t«l-
InJurSkOarly today, when thclf au
. tombmlr going toward Springfield.
lifts.. crashes Into a trolley pole on
' abridge In East Hartford
Another man John Loary. fractured
several boars when he f«*|l off the
bridge <o the rocks,- thirty feet be
low la an attempt to extricate the In
jured men. One. of those killed was
from India and the others ,w«re all
Springfield men
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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HABK KITH UKTN TIf^PHV
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t'hlcago, Bept. II.—(By the As
ioc I a t*d Press) —George Herman
“Babe” Bulb of the New York
American, ponuant winners of the
American league for 1913. today
was declared to be the most val
uable player to his team and was
awarded the American league tro
phy so rthe season, having receiv
ed the hgtest possible number 6f
points and setting a record that
an never.be beaten.
Kuth wps tba unanimous choice
of the committal appointed to se
lect the American player ’who has
been of tha greatest service to his
team during the cbamgitonstitp sea
son, registering first place on ev
ery ballot—one of each of lh«
glgbt cities In the circuit for h
total of C 4 counts. r
Announcement of the award was
made by Preaident Ben Johnson
of the league tonight.
NCOfINIM
1 ROUSING SUCCESS
Some 300 Mefphcre and Guest*
Took Part in Opening
, ; Program
rpwards of 300 members and guests
yesterday afternoon and evening took
part in the program Incident to the
opening of Goldsboro* country club.
Golf and tennis tournaments In the
afternoon, a barbecue at 6 o'clock
aud an evening of social pleasures at
the club house were the Items on th.
program. The formal opening of til
club wan pointed to by those parti
cipating In the festivities as iftarktng
a new sra In the social Ufa of the
clUt.
Forty members took part in the flag
hasdieap golf tourney whldh gt* qn
ams Was not conoluded ifhtlf the*
>.hades of night were falling 'to was
poetical. Professional Newnham and
Z. T. Brown in charge of this number
on tbs program were well pleased
with the Interest manifest in the
matches. Due to the of the
hour at which the tourney wan com
plete and the press of businetiH Inci
dent to arrungemen fs\gr the barbe
cue, Professional Newnhum could
not last night determine the winner
This Information will be available
after a study of the scores aud han
dicaps. »
Prof. O.'a. Hamilton was in charge
of the teunis tournameut feature of
the opening. He reports-that' three
qf the five courses of. the club were
psed by players for several hours In
the afternoon, some 46 nepole taking
part.
The barbacue held at 6 o'clock was
voted the piece do reslstaace qf the
opening ceremonies An < estimate
plai-Cs those In attendance at 260. A
long tablf waa placed In the yard ot
the completely apportioned club
house. A corpa of chefs hafl.prepared
barbecue and freak meats for the
'crowd. famd-volced approval of their
efforts waa heard frofh the crowd.
The u»w club bouse bad been ap
propriately decorated for the oCeaslftir
and waa thrown open to lhe_ mem tiers
and guests following the barbecue
|A local orchestra furnished music for
.those who wished to dam^— some
'twelve couples taking the floor
while a number of tablet of bridge
were formed
Will Vote County
Wide School Tax Says
* Supt J. T. Jerome
"The special election for a uni
form school tax rate for the county
will carry and with slight opposi
tion." declares County Superinten
dent J. T. Jerome after severul days
spent | n visit ip g various sections of
the county In the Interest of h» elec
lon which has been ordered for No
winbe'r 20th.
“f have talked to a number of the
oltlseas— and some of them the most
Influential members of their commu
nity—and I don't helleve that there
will be many votes cast against the
1 proposal. Moat of he people have
; bought through tho proposition and
realise that It will be for the best ln
lerests of the county that, the election
will carry favorably." he continued.
I'KI’IT BOAT FOUND
Milwaukee, -Miss, Sept 21—The
American Girl fruit l>oat reported
missing for alx hours tMs morning,
‘put In at Muskegon.. Mich, at noon
'today with her deck dismantled and
ina crippled condition according to
advices received here. Her crew of
|threw Wsrs reported tale-
GOLDSBORO. N. C„ SATURDAY MORNIV, SEPTEMBER li. lyja
CAROLINA HAS FIRST
SCRIMMA6E TOOAY
There Will Be Some Tough
Fight* For Ufte
Berth* ,
Chapel HlllrN. C-. Hcptsmher 31
The Carollila fooibafel squad will
stage its first scrlmafee of the
tomorrow unless the coaches,change
their minds.' The game wlh - Wake
Fores la- only one week off and the
Fetters are anxious to know what
preliminary skirmlaea will developc.
Little dope thus fur has come from
the Baptist camp and folk hereabout
are wondering what surprlseea they
have In store.
The first string eleven for- tom
niorroif'M in 1 xu |> will probably com
prise the following: (apalii "Casey*’
Morris Llneberger or Bhepard.
,-eftds, Pierce Mahews and Hawfleld.
tackles: Fordham anil Ijplndexler.
guards; Mclvar, center; Randolph.
Sparrow. r -Jtlerrlft and McDonald,
backs
The secotulj string leant will prob
ably be composed of: Roberson. cen
ter; Blanton fehd Epstein, ends; Ham
er and Farrel, tackels; Street, Boa
tick or Curlee, guards; Underwood.
Devin, Griffin, Shirley and Uouner
and Whedbee. backs.
These lineups are subject to fra
quent changes. Coaches Boh und Bill
Fctser want to gtvp all the tpyn the
chance to show their mettele and will
probably try ogt most at the 'Pip
ing table.
The first scrimmage Is eargly wait
ed by the student body and after It
is over there will be a feverish wag
ging of tongues regarding the possi
bilities of the and lhat man and
speculation alorc until the Wake For
est game next Saturday. There Is tap
ing to be a fierce cumpettion for line
berths on tbe firat eleveu Captain
Mor rig Is about the only lineman re
garded as sure of hls berth. The
others will have to fight hard for
their places.
Jit now apiWrs that tbe Caro Un
a M. I- game on Novmfcr 10 will
be played her*. Richmond wants It
vary much and has made alluring
offers, but there is a growing gentl
rndut to hWVe It staged here In wWlafc
event. Richmond folk Will send a loud
protest, V"
They never have quite forgiven the
University for removing the Carollna-
Vlrglnia classic and the Carolina-
M. 1. contest then- has served to
mitigate the effects of tho losa. latst
year, with an Armistice day eelebrat
tbm on. It was u banner event. There
nwas a record crowd, everybody had
a goo<i time und the Virginia folk de
cided It should WFII take hie place
of the old classic Richmond, It Is un
' ‘dei-stood ha* offered to provide
scuts for 16.000 this time. Negotimions
will certainly head up one way or the
other very soon.
PIPING FI DRIVE
FI IPHMS HE
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Active Campaign Secure
Junior Orphanage Next
Friday
Two hundred members of-, the Ro
tary and Klwanls flubs In Jhe city
and other Interested parties will to
day receive letters calling attention
to the drive which the Goldsboro
Chamber of Commerce .coni>erarwg
with the local order of Juplors. will
make nsxt Friday to secure the
orphanage to be built by the (rater
Olty In the state The Joint commit
tee handling his matter will
considerable attention to advertising
the coining drive. .
The letter mailed last night read
In' part: .
Several other town* in North Caro
lina are making a sjj-ong fight for this
home and tor us to he successful In
securing It u will be necessary to
subscribe an attractive nrpount of
money Friday. haa®been
designated as the -day tor the catn
pnign and we are writing you this
letter asking that you give this r
ter serious consideration and request
ing that you assist us In tin- financial
drive.
Sheriff To Florida
To Get Prisoners
Sheriff W. D. Grant left yesterday
morning for Fort My»r«. Florida, to
bring back two men against whom
charges are preferred here. The men
skipped bonds six weeks ago and
were recently srrested In tbe Florida
Icily They are Zeb Hnlpss wanted
op a charge of abandonment and
gambling, and Hoy Harper, wanted
on a charge of gambling and of ills
posting of mortgaged property. The
sheriff experts to be bark about the
middle of pftxt week- He was accom
panied by his son KayuuuU Grant aud
Mrs. Grant.
HIM. OF WIRD IMS
II SURPRISING TEPM
Attempt to Show That pefead
ant’* Father Wax Victim of
Blackmail
WHITE PLAINS. Jjept II -The
cllmux of a day of surprhnr In the
trial of Walter 8 Ward, charged
with murder came when charges ot
a blackmail plot against GOorge 8
Ward, wealthy bahu-r. futhep of the
defendant were sudilenly Introduced
by deputy uttorney general O’Neal.
The ehurges were In the shu|>e of a
complaint signed by James J Cun
ningham who waa reported to have
told the sheriff Wayner ha knew tbe
details of the Ward blackmail stor f.
Threats of moral disgrace were mnrte
against the elder Ward by the black
mail gang, and Walter 8 Wbrd, sent
the romplaiuta to hia-father who did
not act upon them, the complaint
said The charges came after She
riff Wayner testified the Ward* had
made Bo report of mall to him.
Much of the days testimony ten
tered about the pistol said to haw
been In Peters band when hj; saa
shot. Tbe state attempted to show
that the pistol In reality waa one
which had been given to Ward by the
Chief of Police <4 New Rochelle. .
Finn MEET
STHIS SUDANI
Meeting at Elm Street Meth
odlxt Church Armnged by
Federation a
A protracted meeting lo be held at
Elm Street Met In si Ist church begin
nlng Sunday nlaht and continuing a>
long as Interest can be malntalnod
probably three weeke waa decided
ui>on by the Wayne County t'hrlstlui
laymen's Federation at Its regului
ne'etlng lust evening A report con
cerning the group plan wtffch Ha
b<uu derided Upon by the I'Vderktloi
wnn nutdc sjhi meeting at the lUn
street church will be th« second tha
the Federation b«» undertakett in re
cent weeks.
The same unique plan
nlth an Press at the recent nte.-tiiu; U '
the Bryan street church will be em
ployed agulu- Mnyor E. H liain will
open tho service Sunday evening und
also be In charge of tbp Monday night
service. On TaendAy night group
ntiiuhrr 1 Witt- be in charge of th<- pro
gram with .A. J Kulghum as leader
ninl un InterextluK program. Is assur
ml. The Flying Squadron will be Ir
charge' of the program on Wednee
day evening.
nuTiom wo
PUBLISHERS SIB
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Biff llfiion Will Attempt to Rui
Run New York PHrmtHex
Said
o --
Now York. Sept. 21 The Ne
York n<)WK|uip<'r puhllstiers aasoci’
tlon und the International'pressmen
union tonight signed an ugreetner
under which the Interballhnul • uulo
will endeavor l>o run the presses wbit
the locgl union suspended from Ih- 4
International body remains un >*trib
The agreement calls for dUlfo|titU»
of the locul union und the revocatln
tis its (barter contract w*
signed by newspaper owners, uni
President Berry und other officer* o
the isternstlouul union
Younsr Lovers Fled
2500 Miles to Wed
Mexico City, 8c pt. 21— A 2 ,r.(V
mile trip nfoot and afloat, ending to
’marriage might summarise tho tea'
of Carolyn Cnshtnsn Murphy 16. an<
Roy Sllvestre Wlegand four years bet
senior. Both were students at Mlatn,
University. Ohio but tied from tha
Institution Inst June, according to th>
gride, because their parents objected
to their marriage.
Both have gone to wbrk Mrs. WJe
Hand's first adventure In that lire
l»eliig In journalism and her firs*
i story a record of tier trip nu foot ant*
lln automobile und aldc-iloor I’liilman
to New OrlPan* atul a* extra hand
aboard a freighter from New Orlenn
• o V'Ts.f'rux. Her home U In Brook
lyn, N. Y. *
snoF'woßkFHs t.i i lYi ni ibf/
Ilrockton, Mass.. Sept 31 As a
i result .of a conference bei.wea rep
resentatives of tbe Brockton Abas*
Manufacturers' Association at it,
if*'Ml shoe council or (Jie Moo nni
: Hlu*e Worker*' t ntqn. the recent ten
per ceqj wage Increase granted to tip
majority of the shoe workers here hu;
le-en extended to worker* in a hat are
known «s gra.lv u factories unking
i shove (or the jobbing trade
MMIL BUSIES WILL BE
ENTERED Hi THE SHOW
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Will hw Firxl Thing of Itx Kind
F*r Gold*born in Thirly
Five Yffefx .
Just alsiut every one of Gpldshoro’* j
belt»?r babies - und (list meulifc all
arc • *peeled to lie entered la baby
show to lie stage,| |, y ih„ | U( ||A« of the
Episcopal Church Hit* afternoon. The
first huby show tor Goldsboro-In some
O
.1 years, unprecedented Interest 1» ah
lift** manifested In the occasion
Most of the proud manias and pa
pas of the City are willing tp bet their
Winter coal supply that ih*lr baby
will g«t the prftc In It* age group.
o
One woman w*» hiard lo
that she knew her darling would
take off the ribbon It It were mu for
a couple of mosquito bites os bis
pink leg.
Tbe ladles"*o4 the church staging
the contest have spent many hours
urrauglng the vacant lot oh the cor
ner of Virginia and Wkiiiht street*
for the contest The hours for th<
show are i:l*i to 5 Hevercl hun
dred visitors are expert^!
LID GEH Clin
IN GOLDSBORO
|Shortrnintf of Former I‘remkr'H
| VWI Keep* Him From Via
ing State
I.loyil George, former Premier of
Great Britain it ml recognized uh one
of the world* greatest figure*. with
not apeak. In Ooldxboro. Hlule |ia
per* yesterday carried stories to the
effect that there wu* a possibility of
the ldttl« Wrlahntan speaking here
A letter received from Secretary of
l-abor Dari* however, by W. C. Den
murk ’announces that the KnalUlunap
wllf not b* able to make n atop "In
North Carolina during hi* riall to the
country.
Secjeutry Davis, gcllng with the
ae<*re|arV <lf 'he KitXTtofimsn tint* In
charge of arranging «n Itinerary for
the former premier. In the letter t<
Mr Denmark', Secretary Davl*
pluina that the promised vlalt of. the
noted mau, will of necessity have t
Ite cut abort on account of the nyar
opening of I'arllnui) nt m Kngland
Hpcaklng ilale* will only ho arranged
In the mw*i populated camera of the
couuf ry.
(ioldehoro w.i* the ftrat North Caro
ina town to egtend an Invitation to
e former Premier ll waa
Hh»r town* were ulek in falling in
!ne Goldsboro’* Invlptlon hail hern
gtmded through Senator* Simmon*
nil Overiuun and •'ongr»**man Ah
'rnethy.
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America Excels In
Ending Uses For Craft
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New York. Heptcmbsr St —(By the
**oclnted Prea»| " While other na
'oii* are developing air power aa a
V*lructlve weapon the United Stale*,
o'llowing lu truiiitloanl non-ouli
ary policy.' I* puttfee aircraft to
iork,” redd* a report ruSde nubile by
he Aeronautical l hamber of t'om
. nerce.
•The KoreaL Jh rvk-s la utilizing
Imiea In timber patrol In Oregon and ■
'gllfornla The Co**t Guard baa nvl
tora In 11* employ. The Oon-d and
, reodelle Survey I- remapping .(-<••
lon* of coastline from the air The
'inlthKoninn Inatlt ution ha* found
hat aerial -scientific atudie* of flsher
ea can be made admirably. The air
nail of ihe Petal Office Drpurlninnt
tan operated with Increasing rffl
lency for the luat three nifd ono
lalf year* and only recently began
night flying experiments which will
•edttee the tiuie of the ltaii*conlin
ntal trip to :i0 hour* of less. In all
"»f Oieae aetlvltle* aircraft figure*
ohey a* a vehicle performing con- ,
<tructlve service of economic benefit
o the nation
"Cbflßldcrablc late real aliache* to,
xperiment* now being conducted by
•he Bureau of Dntolmology, Depart
ment of Agrlcuttnro. In collabor
■ion with the army air service.
Pt2l apecially equipped mllli —■
plane* were utlli/ud In *catter
teellclde over a valuable t-atai *
grove In Ohio which had been
I'leetroycd by caterpillar*. The pe*l 41
were poisoned by the dual which wa
dft»d down from eimve and the grov.
wu* saved. Parly thtw summer tb< -
Ulr service lent a motor bxibim to't
the Bureau of Knliruology and hov
ering flight* wura auc< -eseftilly made
over gypsy-mot tr infested orchard*
and foreela In New Hampshire.
“Os even greater
'aviation work carried on hy
t vjsit in iliurgs (d thip delta A
lory at Tnllullia, 1-u The south \ IF
1 luillltm* of dollar* through lh**l -I -
I age wrought u» the cotton cr 11
I the boll weevil and other pexi*. J
have bean going 00 tor nsore • w
jyear aud ar* proving spry ualt
I «®rv “ , /“
J
Gov. Walton Now Charges
That Legislature Is Made Os
Memhers of Klan Order
SHIPMMI REPORTS Wl
MEETIHG 4T TORONTO
I .earns That Hundreds of Thou-
MundH of Negroen Have Mi
grated
Kaletgh. N, 0., dept 21 i'omrals
aloner M. L. Bhipuiau. oft to- North
t urafiaa UnpaMknstit of laibor and
Printing, I'oWMwenting on the elev
enth annual sowveniiuu of ibe Intsr
naUonnl Association of Public him
piuyiueot Service*, which he attended
that it wa* grought Out In discussion*
at the conventlou that iie
groeS hud migrated to the north form
fits southern *tate* *tnce Deceuitier
i. mw.
Approximately 26tt,0u0 uegroe lab
orer* of ihe mogratory type already
were In the north, they having re
mained iber after the ind of the war
which wu* responsible for their iff
gralion, according lo information
made public at the convention and
r«|M>rted her by Mr. '^htpmgn.
The commissioner of latbor and
Printing *uld he ascertained from dta- j
cusslon with representative* from
Northern state* that the percentage I
of negro labor from North Carolina j
1* Ninuller In the north Ifcgn the
state. He accounted fur thla with the 1
*1 a lenient that North Carolina offer*
greater opportunity fog-Ihe advance
ment of the negro race than aopte of
ler *l*ter *iate< Mr Sbtpniau «atd he,
told the convention that the better I
clu*« of negro labor In North Caro-1
Bus had for sometime been engaged ,
In building highway*, installing water
ni.kl sewer systems and In conetnie-j
lion work of various kinds and that
comparatively few w filing 'worker* of
any character were Idle In North
CurullUit,
•tie said he wad convinced (hat Ihe
negru la not a welcome vlaflwr Is
the north, declaring that many of
(ha big cm pornllon* use him for
portly comnierdsl purposes ,aS(I the
cH-lely generally re-alp bis pr—auue-
The Toronto meeting. Mr Shipman
rniiorted. wu* -largely attended by
repreaentatlvss from the Hlate*. the'
Canadian provinces aud by high o(-
f|. tais ol the British government,
subjed* vllul to the solution of un
employment. International In scope,
wer discussed by prowtlnent labor
ofilcUl* from all Ik" countrle* re
pr*-—iited
The subject of jiegro migration to
the North wa* touched upon by many
*l»eaker*, reported Mr SOlpmun. who
Hiild he wa* culled on lo answer many
question* concerning Ihe effect* Os
the migration on Ih« south, he being
the only representative at the con-1
ventlon from the southern atate*.
Beside* reporting on employment
conditions In North Csroln* Mr
Hhipman served on the nominating
comtnlUtee which recommended the
election of K J. Henning. aeeUtant
—cretary tp of labor of
the United State*, a* president of the
association, nnd PTunct* I. Jones,
director general of the United KUtse
Dmploymruk Service, a member of
of the ossoclatbvn's exeeutlve com
mittee was selected a*
meeting plate for P'24 convention.
Mr Hhlpipiin reported. S
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Mannour’H Building
Heady Next Week
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VViib workmen on 'he job 21 hour*,
a dny In an effort to complete final
touche* of >lau»our's new (l<port-|
ment store on Walnut street, the con
tractor H A. Griswold *tat<-* that |
the building will lx- completed by *»»•*j
lust Os next week High powere.L
electric light* Inelatled that the work
i might not lie held up have enabled
the night* force* the pa*t few day*.to
louke ** much time a* the day force.
Maanour'a will begin "srly next week
'inovlhg a complete • . *•'« k of
ror*-t...1 .c- ‘ - . fiMd
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MEMBER OF %
ASSOCIATED PRESS
FRICK FIVE CBirn
. Statement Declares that
Klan Whipped, And
The Military Court It*
Kins Trial of Flofgiiir
Cases'^
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OKLAHOMA City. Kept. 21.—(8y
(Tit'A—oclaiod Buses. I—Military 0O«rt
In this city. Tulsa and Shawpss te
Into Bogging esses and Ku Klva Kin
activities today while Governor Wal
ton laid plana for aombuttlac tbs
Impeachment movement agsl hst him
Tonight the governor uxagfllng thM
the called meeting would (m u Un
lawful Klan hwostifs M
member* of the lower bouse am
jklunsmeri. declared there would he
no meeting
“The Klan I* whipped." he s*l|. '
Daring Ibe day be g«Ve out n
-opinion written by peal Mssbttj otMs
highway oomnil**loo|r and s forager
speaker of the house which held that
the legislator* had no
lo assembly at the executor's sell.
They (lain* that Mos \oi rg(Mfisw .
.tstlvss *lll he proses l Wedßesdny
wa* msde today.
Regis Jewett TrM
OKLAHOMA CITY. S%. *1
Charge* of riot ware Bled hem to
j night *i*ln*t N. C. JewwgU. gnugd
dragon of the Ok Inborn* real** it the
1 Ku Klnx Klan
Jewell wa* charged with IhgMgg
' Hon in the flogiflng of l-'mak kfMTt
, man, who I* alleged wa* whlgfif •
year ago
The Information against the graad
dragon waa filed la Jo* I lee renrt by
county attorney Wright on the heel*
, of evidence gathered by the nlhtlfy
I court sitting here.
Dr A A. Manila, a wltaeaa nailed
before the military court teatVM
that Jew ett wa* tbs one who naplMt
I the laah to Merrtman. Or- MaoMl
leatlAed that he waa n former tatjlh
her of the Kltn.
County Attorney Wright
admitted that- hejppl
piurt'Thc nieinhcrslitp fee la
Jewett, vtauua jMtrged. hsd'jgHgg
cimeeruing tslV of klta noMMH
Hinting Ihsl the pgraoas who »
been doing things around Oklah||p
city" wore for McAllister #1
van whrli peßHsntlaHss. T
Dr. Mautia charged that Jtgy
hnd stated to him rpgardlag the gy
mi,an whipping: “I Will have M '
know that I am Ihe man who M
Hint party lam the fellow who tMg|
the whip uud pul It on hl» wwk MP
made blfn confess.
Merrinian had been charged
Jewett with malnialalng aa tatliaagp
with a married womae. t>r. MsatH
te-.llfled, ,
Vbe -'bulging of. MerrtaMa. M la
alleged, took place March 7. Ittl.
IGEHTS FROM FtfE. !
CURIES H HE
Will Represent Couattaß ft p
momit ration at Courthouaw
To4ay
Home demonstration ageala from
live counties will gather at the Bf
ftec of th* Wayne county detaoastra
tor mi » o'clock this mornlag »a ?w
--celve Inatructlon la saving grape
products from Mrs. Cornelia Morris,
of Hlate College. The daaMWStra
tiuu* will liegln *t *n the iaoral»g
iaml continue upti! 3 in tbs afteraooa.
House keeper* who nrs Interested la
'th<- demonstrations are Invttsd to b*
prc*#pt
! There are hundred* of haahelg of
eurpluk grape* In Wayne and ad Join
in* coun’le* that will go to weeds aa
lc»s made Into Jelly or othor asrvfwe
*hlc for-n*. Hlate* Mias Jeaale Rob
ert* the Wayne demonstrator. At
ibe exhibit* tomorrow' Mrs- Morris
will give Inatruction la all tbs Rif*
threat' manner* In which grapaa aha
be put to use. The home dsmaaofra
tiofl Itgeala will then Introdass (boos
method* In th*lr respective couatiss.
The following agent* will be pres
rnt for the demonstrations ta«ar:
Mrs. Klf e Vines Gordon, represent
ing Nash county; Ml— Dorothy Dana.
, repreneb'lsg Kdgecotnb* oouaty;
Mis* Minnie Lee Gsrrtaos repreaaat
iiug Jachaon cosnty, sad Mias Jeaale
'Tobsrte, the Wayne agent.
r* ILL SOON FORMULATE
k NKW SHIPPING POLICY
\ V ’mihlniton, Hept. 21—Early fM
y atk*i to Pr»iWf#t Coo(M|i ui
f4’<*(al advuar of a new plat of
/Alon for Iha if—tit it KM
t'cm! today at tha rtlppln
H waa vmphaalked that tbo
apparent for a decision
YH \ »ii i>i Ktvc national thtaftea
ii p«)iuent policy,
stated at tha arftoaa of tha
at the Attoraay Oenaral's ac
| not tiren entirely anaxpact
r that i oualderabla work hhd
je on a kubstttato hi an.
ata a» tot ■ -• •