WEATHER
I«hNM, «M* t|b*«m Tkir>4*j
aatf Mitjt Nnrth
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mi MBWO; NUMBER 178
.
finul PrarkuMtiMi Seta Date
. la Narik Caratou Far Oct
Bth aa4 Ilth
CONBERVE RESOURCE*
BY PREVENTING FIRES
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-OPVthe Associated Pr*s» I
| Ritja Me pi 34 —Hollow-tug (be
proclamation by Governor t'amrron
Mgrrlsnn last weekfi calling on the
pwpl« us Nartb Carolina to übaervr
T—day. October *. anniversary of itin
iriajT rkl ain Ire of 1171. In which
la jpkn.oni low their live* aud 17.-
W tmlldlngH a ere destroyed at a
Joss of VMfJHHt. aa Fire Provaa
tioa Day. Mate Insaraace Comiul*-
aloner Htacye Wade today announced
some lute retd lug statistics concerning
Ire losses.
.Mr Wade hnc ssknd that not only
tie day of October », but the week of
October 1-13. aa well, be set aside
Jbr id anti-fire preveatton campaign
"Tile object of Fire Preveatton
Week." ke eatd. “Ih to linpreea upon
tile community at large the necessity
of conserving Ibe resources or the na
tion by preventing Ire* The cam
paign Is national la scope, aud It Is
hoped, wjll be the mesn.i whoreb)
permanent Ire prevention campaigns
Will be tnaugrurated In all municipal
ities."
Tbe follow lug statistics coucenlng
losses were given by Mr. Wade:
*■ "The sat tonal
eras >S?I.B6(UWn. an a mount./equal to
tfct’total coat of the Panama rawtl
This represents an average per capita
loss of M 71*' wblcb la a figure great
er than ever recorded previously—
including IkM. the year of tbe dan
Francisco eophagratlon
1 North Carolina’s per capita loss ol
12.43, or half tbe national averages la
a tlihplc to uur efforts (g Ire preven
tion, but II lb atill nearly four times
gcgaler than tbe per ecaplta toes ta
great Britain.
“Tbe total agaaetary Ums, including
thh Art ml. coet of Arp protebtlon (
loss of business due to Are. etc., ti
over ll.tHW.MM.ooo annually.
"Tbere were 1,505 Arss In 1922.'
causing n loss of over 110.000 each, aa i
co tape red wllk I.HH In 1921 and •*.-
457 in 1920 There were 13 lo
the 'million dellar or ebove' class—an
arupgc of almost one each week
i average pur capita Arc loss
greater then the per capita loas In |
Csflft-j. Wblcb-U a redvicthm Ironi pre- |
ilotis* figures. In France, Germany
and Italy lossca arc still lower Home
reasons for our high loss figures are
trßdtJJonhl natural carelessness, poor
er conatroctton *ad lack of person'll
liability, under the law. for uegll
fence In causing Area.
'i "Fife .losses In cltlos over 20.000
population where chambers of com
marce have permanent fire prevention |
eofpmlteeex averaged 13-27 per capita
as compared wtfh the nation
al average or 14.75 *
["Fire:! hill tfi.OOO o( our cltlseu. an-
caccordlng to. the National
rd of Fire Underwriter*." ./>
RESENT PETITION
11 CLERK MUTTER
o 4 *
Judge Koblniton HoMs C onfer-
WHh Thlrtl AnnlHtant
CoHtntaoCer
Judge W H O B ioblaaon. proml*
) neat members of the Gohlsboro bar .
who in In Washington' on business
, pstterday held n coni*reave with the
[Third Assistant Postmaster Gco-ml
of the tinted Htatss retail'* to thi
local station
Judge llolusoo carried with him to
Washington a |»etltlon drawn by the
GoVd-boro Chamber of Commerce «mV
very generally signed by the biislii'-
Int*reals of ihe rlly. The petition
bore a auiner of names of TMtdln:
irm of the cMy sad l« Is W* ‘h*
it will have sotuv effect In Waahlap
ton It Is hoped that carl) and fa'
orable action will be taken In tin
•alter
Df- following ta a copy of ‘lie |»-
All. Js
“W«, representing ‘the business In
(ere-.ta of Goldsboro, believing that
the Post Office Department It at all
t)mta ready to give the public th<
gysint efficient • service poolbb re
request the re-eatabll-h
--lh« transfer clerk st fir
Hater Station and that the letter l»v
be reinstalled This Jkjs Is probably
worth wore to the bnstovss interest*
•r r-old: oro than all of the other sire* I
letter boxes combined The mails In
this box are djstrtbutsd by Ih* trans
fer dark and placed on the proper
trains for dispatch' TW* tfudmtlrj*
uance of this office has worked ‘a
hardship on lh» Uhlg*#4 Interests of
If and travdltHg public al
i
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
GERMANY’S TROUBLES
ARE JUST BEGINNING
ASSERTS ONE LEADER
GAEEKSPOKESMAN 'I
HEARD IN PROTEST
Hays His Countrymen Hid Not
AitMuibinatc Member* of The
Italian Commiatfion
(By The Associated Press.*
C.eneyf. Kept 24.—-Nicholas Folltls. 1
representative of Greece on tbe Inter- [
Allied Commission. today made pro
test against tbe decision to compel
Greece t 6 pay to Italy 50.0(H),000 lira
In connection with tbe assassination
, of the Italian members of the Gre-1
co-Albanian Boundary Commission ,
M Folltls declared (hat if the
Council of Ambassadors had official
ly decided lo award the money, de
posited by Greece as security (or In
demnity, It would be an act of out
rageous Injustice by areat countries j
against a little country
He liislated that the Inquiry Into
Ihe killing of the Italian-) hud uol
been finished and declared that the
Greeks have evtdenc that Albanian
uiithorltis were rsponslbl. v
Faria, slept 3fi. The Greco-llallan
affair was brought to a close so far j
as Ihe Intcr-Allted t'mincll of Am-!
buHsadors Ik concerned when that I
bod) decided the 50.(100.00 lire de-!
,|KM,ited bWj Greece In tljy Bank of
Hwltserlauu ss security for Indemnity!
should he paid over to Italy.
BIBT smilf SCORES
BIG SUCCESS UEUE
Four. Prig* Winner* are Select-;
ed anti JjtUe Folks had an
Enjoyable OuUng
While the well known and more or j
less highly esUemed Wcniliar Man j
appeared to be determined that he |
| would not allow a Baby Show- to I>* 1
• held in Goldsboro, the show dbl take
place here afternoon and j
uotwlthstabdlnx the efforts put forth
by Jupiter Pluvlus anil his cohorts ,
the event wa* * success from start
!(■? llnlsh and t|ie promoters of iff*-
'►bow feel very much encoorased
|While the checking of receipts bus
not yet been completed. It Is regarded
H , probable thut the money, derived
from the show will !»• more than
sufficient' to defray all the expens*
Incurred in connection ’with tin
- event.
i The baby show bail been advertised j
to take place'aeeral days ago. but In*
icbniL-nt weather prevented anil ruin
I fell for a portion of the time- whlli
the show was In progress yesterday
bnt this did not serve to duiopen the
j ardor and enthusiasm of those In ut
j tendance
The following prW award were
ninde: First .hahy, Mildred Borden
I. eonih and brush set; second-ha*
by George Waters. Jr., llnsur toy;
and fourth babies, Mary Ixmlse
Hcliwelkert and H-irsh Kllxabetli tills
•out. large kindergarten balls
While then* were only IS Its bp
entered In the contest, the comtietitlon
-|Wa* very spirited and there a«* much J
friendly rivalry evinced on the parti
of friiWds of all the tots , P
The attandan)" left nothing In '
desired and the little folks present
jenjoypd to the fullest extent the vsh
pond, the refreshments and the other j
features of the wft«rn<sMi 'lt »«<
'•We ol the loveliest sights I ever'saw
arnl I don't know bpw I ran add any
thing to that” suiidoni of the holler
.rci-ponnlhle for tbs’show lirlnp slag
h 're. aflci the, event had come I)
• a close
Cotton Sales Brisk
On Market Yesterday
l>mg strings of w-acons.- each load'
etl with two or more bales of cotton,
were to be seen i*.tt-dfi-'l In varioil
rcrlloßa of Goldsboro yi-sU-nlu) and
- ba nl cotton buyer* report that there
»»*, unusual activity on Ihe local
market during the day The prevail
i itlg JVlr e offered for tile fl> ecv slanle
w*s 27 l-l ent:- |s-r pound. Imt-eonn*
who brought cotton to the
city chose lo rviuin home with It
rather I bun to market It nf-that , price
One Killed; 7 Hurt
i In Auto Accident
i
Records In the office of the Register
r | of la-ed* of Wayne county for vaaUr
ijav show, tjjsn- was only otic
i lU*jil»s Issued during thr
r day. jhat d?lpg tu Newton F .Farlow
I of *mii S
11, Mourn of I|rog(lsn township
golUßßoro, n. Thursday morning, heitemiikr 27. m:»
_ ■ . '’ - »•' * ' ’ . •- - >
Berlin Editors are Told
!■ That Germany Con
templates The Imme
diate Future With
Profound Skepticism
And Does Not Expect
Day of Happiness
(II) the Annueluted l’reet )
IPrllu. Hept- 24—-Germany's for
|djin troubles are just about to coin
inence and the time to speak of cap
itulation h.'« not Just exactly arrhod
for the Htate of the llhur ami tlm
Itlitttf land was the conclusion readi
ed today.
' TliKll* the gist of Ihc'iCandld state
ni'it by a government leader to n
private audience of the' Berlin edi
tors who were frankly told that the
government contemplates ihe Imme
diate future with profound skeptj
clsin If not pessimism and that It hi
not deluding itself Into the belie'
that daylight and freedom await Ger
many, now that ahf- has abandoned
Iher plan f passive resistance
"Our trophies are only Just begin
ning and we bwve yet to |e-*>» • ,
Entente attitude toward our abandon
jnieut of passive resistance and wbeth
jer the occupying powers -aye deslr
ions of cooperating with us In the
task of restoring order." asserted tli<-
| speaker.
I V T . ' *
BM I AMF VAttTIAL I,AM
i I'arla, France, Hept 2th -Matrlal law
has Istnn proclaimed In Iluvarla. ac
cording to late advices front Burliii
and former Premier Von Kalir has
betyu appointed Oeneral l ommlhtlon
rr of Htate,
! (BOSON sum*
ISKLOUm
I
iJttHlirr Clark Render)* Opinion
In Sunrreat l-umber Case Be
fore Court
ißy The Associated I'jens l
liabffah, Hept 2(1 Affirming a
judgmcnrimposing* a fine of tblH) upmi
(he Huncrest Lumber t'ompany 6t
Haywood county, the Hupreme Court l
111 an opinion wrlllcn>,by Chief Jus-j
(Ice Waller Clark registered approv- !
al of laws (irnhlbltlng labor on Hun- {
da), his approval being based upon
e* oiioiiil) * ruther than religious,
grounds The lumber company had
I begn fined (or operating a train on
I Sunday
The opinion rendered t») Juatlce
(Clark aaaerted .the legislature could j
not pu-s sudk pndillduo > law upon,
religious troutidth tills line
with previous decisions a
but that It did liafc amkji power on
uronomte grounds.
Justice Clark reviewed the history
of luboi In the Htate In rendering
his declalon
'MW DIM IT '
I - EIIB IS FEIIBBE
’ I
! Htufc ( nnvHMM Tents Will Houne
Kxhihitrt of The Goldsboro
Cnr I»ea1t r r?*
| At a meeting of the lm al- autumn (
| hllr dealers held In the off In- 'hf the
(secretary of the Wayne t'nuntv Fair
last night, arrangements were made
tor an alirui'tlvr alltomohlle exhibit I
A -large walei proof lent roveGn*’
•.tto Mjuari* feet will )'i f-cured anil
Hie Imal aUtouioblle dealers will <||v
pluy IheW winter. models attractively,
during tin- enmity fair Tills promise
In be one of Ihe greatest attraction-'
ol tu* ralt ami thi pro pii-iivi hi
turners of each of the dealers will hr
Invited to visit this display
Smallpox
Given School Tots
i
j The county department of lisalili
1 has been swamped fur the past few
1 weeks by school children who desired
to seenrl vacrlnation against smuil
pox. u<cording fir st»|eluents iusd-*
yesterday by officials connected with
the department Tlie North Carolina
law prescribes that all i hlMren. be
, : lnr«- they tag attend Ihe t-uhllr. -*<:bnl*.
* <rf this Htafe, must In-ar » satisfac
tory twcclngilou scstr or mu-t vhlh
r ,It a cerllftcsTe lo prtove that they ha-- c
■ bwen vaccinalsd
» It I* stated that I here sr* » few
•icasns of sfnallpoix In various seitlons
> nf Wayne eminty at present,
not in stiph-ieot numbers tu iscn«l«B
•‘HV alarm. j..
: RESTRIid GROWERS I
! IN TOSIKCO CISES
bt coinrs oooEir
Kikrd in Office of Clerk of Court i
For Wayne County Here
Yenterday
WILL KE HEARD AT
SMITH FIELD (MT 4
Restraining order* In iwn eases
trough hy the Grower* Co
operative Marketing Assis latloo were
recelxud In Goldsboru yesterday anil (
tiled In tli ,‘-offices of the Clerk of
Court for Wayn* county. The two
orders w*re secured' (rum Judge F. 1
A Ituniel. sitting at Hmitblivld. and (
were Issued upon motion of Teague
and l*eas, attorneys for t|y»- pU|ntlffn
The actions are brought against W
II tilbsdn and David Adaiug, as sep
arate actions, and a hearing of the 1
two case* has been get to Ire held qt 1
Hmlthtteld on (X-to tier 1 before Judge i
Daniel*
. sh (
The actions brought by tin* tissm la- ,
tlou ure for (he-purpose of seeking i
to prevent the two defendants above J|
named from disposing of their totmevo (
crop outside the regular rhanm Is of j
the cooperative assoclutloiv and In ‘
thr restraining order. Juilgv Danb-ls |.
direct# that each defendant post as (
lamtl of 1200 In **rder to prevent th*
two detendaats above named lidm dis
posing of llielr tobacro < r<ip mitsldi
the regqlar channels of the coppers- |'
live ass«M-lution and In the restraining ! {
order. Judge Daniels directs that each I
defendant post a* bond of I'Am In or-j
iler to prevent the sale prior to the j
hearing In Hmlthfleld on October I, ■
The restraining order may he made a i
permanent one at that tlm*.
OiIEDIPOn '
IN THS CnUNTY NOW
Only Sixtnidi* Ca«m, However,
And There In no Ground
For Akira
While Mierc are a (§4k»«i many ease* |
of dtptheria In both city •no count) j
Just at present, partlcularl* among
thr smaller >i hil'tCan of the city and
county, these «asm* are lurgcjt of »
Sporadic nature nnd thoni • nothing
approaching an epidemic"
I Hucb was the -Utsment made by
uonnty health ofTlcMs ynstvrdsy In
| dlsciiaaldg general health condition' :
(prevailing over the county at present:
(It Is assertol that within tjie past few
[days a number of Own of anti-toxin
diate been administered to •M-hj'ol i III!- ,
Jdren and others as a preventive and
It Is believed that t|i<- Use of this
rum will do quite a bit to prevent the j
further sprrad of tip. disease In till
cßy and section The serum- is f
j Ills lied of charge by Die North j
,( sriilliiH Htate |t<-ard of H<uilth anil
I there Is no charge made for admin
Isterlng It.'
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Display Pictures
Os Auto Special
tjiilclt work -mi the part of lb* b« u|
liliotogrsphrr nngaged for that work
ahil unite excellent work I* vrn* *,» •
Ihe »ay resulted In the Goldsboro
t ham her of Commerce being tU>!« to
.display very proininenlly In front o
jthe (JbamlH-r of Commerce biiilijlng
'here yesterday nUrncllve pbotogran*-
(of the unloading here of the
solid train load of Biilck antopiolles
V ill toils view- we,.. furnished mil
, show *d the work as It progressed and
j tlie pii-tures. 'excited considerable in ,
ter, si during the day-on, the pur* ~f.'
i |>HSSers-bIS \
RclH*kah Observes
Its Anniversary
I V)oita-r* Os tlo- Keliekah brain h |
of tl-eln dependent flrd'i of (1,1,1 |,|-
I' I 1 t .*• t■ I I ' lion t, ,I,
or - r A, >i. 1 v Intel. ■»(. ,| j •).<
He«\ii l Aniil'ei-grv , , |,.i. ,
'lon willcli l« t-. In belli |,y Holm I*
''• kuli I i>ijg. tomorros si ihe I <>
D- * bull Music for tlo- is-, .i'lii.'i |-
i to be furnl-heil bv the elilldnn
1 from tlie Orphans'- llojm and
pri-M-nl Imllesltons ar< that there will
jbe .i large attendance for tonight's
j exercise*.
I
Mount Olive Firm
If Given Gh^irter
,9-
The Mount (Hive Hr* ItoodH Com I
1 1'any »*f Mourn Olive ha* gtiir- |
•|teeed by the He* retary of (Rata ~( i
North C.irollna armed tup |„ da an ;
Bounce(iirnt mi*d' vegterday Thi new
company Is eaiiltallxed at tlo.'HH* with
the sum of 15.5**0 aubsyrlbed hy H ft !
i|f!n>adhiirst. II M«rquetl*. arid other*
,-n'd ns |l» name Indclalex. will deal
I In dry good# and general merphan
'disc
'I.- - -.. ,2. ms*.:j! ■ ■
OKLAHOMA SOLONS
11 iiRINGSIJIT AGAINST
1 GOV. AND GUARDS
l
Ad(fi(ional Counties In
State Are to Be Placed
, Under Martial To
day Says Official Com
munication From The
Chief Executive
Illy the Associated I'ress.i
! Oklahoma i'll,-, Okla .-H< pt '.'*• C
(Floated hy the result ol 'ho llf)l
oklriulsh with the nulltar) force*,
julßfrbars of the Ixiwer House ot ill-
Oklahoms i*vglalatur« prepared to-
In'ghl for their next move In their at
t* i.pi to meet to couslder the offb ials
acts of Governor J C. Mniton- »
I Despite the fact that (hey ware dla
|e rsffl whru they met at noon In the
chamber at the rupltal. tin- medio* r
cantend that the house lormull) ebu
v«ned und Is In eesalon now. awaiting
the pleasure o) the presidium officer
A atalnuent by R«i»r»*vntßtlvc Me
Bee. a leader In the assmebly move
llienl, ileelarvd that tbe pr<M'))'(lfhg*
((instiltiled a meeting of the House
notwithstanding Its Interruption h>
[troops uetlng under tin - ttovginorV
order*
Representative Mcßee made u state
uient jiublle whl(?ii he deelurtd to the
Journal of the House
It detailed the brl*f action wlibi
.terminated In Ihe clearance ol tin
[capital corridors by military forces
Prevented from meeting and eau
[cussing House members tonight pin
nrd- their hope for prolrrtlon against
I Ihe military authorities upon legs*
action to la- taken b/ the legal com
. inttlee.
That (lure will be no Immedluli
attempt to ase< uitlle again in dcllanei
Jol martial law regulations «u (hi
. promise'' mad* lute today to .Vtljnlan*
General H H Markham Ohserygrt
predicted that the aolons would await
a cour ruling before assaying i.u «Hi
•■er assembly.
I Hepres«nt«il|v% lilnaey. ehulrninn
ol the legal eommltlae of tlie Hue
jsiiid tonight that the court proceeding*
[couldn't ''get underway before morning
: lie refuse(( to Imlieate what form tlir
legal action might take and would vci
(tv wlirlhei It would lie brought le
the Htafi' Hupreme t'ourt or In the
t•’•■(lerMl court -here
I* Is expected, however, th'it all .1
junction may-be sought ugalnst (l >v
[ernor Walton with the pos>dlii'L.\
tliul thr National Hoard officer* to )
he made parties to the suit- "
Attorney General Hliort, who will'
i ppoae the action In Iwh.ilf of the
( Htate. told newspaper, men that »*•-
eral types of legal actions mlkht ’o-j
tiled- He added that he lUd nqt kn -w
iwliat lo exia-et. The ngture of '**.
I proceeding#, he said, would il*ienuln •
the plure of tiling.
i
I O.VrV 'AM Fb MIIII II Fl.lt'
Oklahouiu City.. Okla, Hept 24
Hl-ld martial lug,' will he linked In
another Oklahoma county tomorrow
The name of tliq,county was not mud
public by the Chief Executive but lo
<ald that a delegation beaded by Ahe
mayor of one city bad culled upon
'him for military protection
Governor WaMon declined to elab
crate lurlher upon the unnouneeni'nl
Oklahoma City, Tulsa and t',«*!«
county ar* now under absolute mar
'bit law ulGiough troop« have neve,
occupied Creek county
I llrttKMT H> F I 'Mn
Okluhmna ('Hy. Okla, Hept Jg,
[« umpbell Russell former chairman
of the State Corporation I ommission
'**>• *be b|lt(,f tedltleal enemy of
I Governor J C. Malton was arrested
this afternoon hy the (ioveinor's (tv
Ilian o,erstlv.«
Itilss-lT wa- taken to oillltarv
licadqusFters and lale r to j M || *
. rowd ol s* ei al .hundred personx fol
|ow(,| Hie nffiitrs alol Russnll |( .
was officially eharged with disorderly
UniiiJoti and attempt to Inciie riot
lb had been ills! (Uniting pamph
let* attacking Governor «niton when !
tl tested
(lOldslioiM Siirt*
To Answer (’all
(Johlshoro has had 111 lute ve H r* a
g(ssl limn) drives and -lo has al
ways IS*ponded lll»srally t„ .very 1
«•*•”>*(• I'lilk is why hi * will rs-|
Visitol generously In an i Hurt to
cure t|||. location of tile above Idsll I
..tlHsn
| Who Will question Itr Goldsboro
Is the la's I town 111 Hie stall 'flute'
and tine again *h*' has measured tip !
to her reputation, and *l,< will do so [
again in thi* drive. When the cam i
Ipnlgn Is endwd (Jolilstipro will Ip. I
proud nf her hi rompllsliim t|t
tvith a long push, a strong push j
and a push all together we will have I
Ihe orphanage here In a little white '
OFFER i WITNESS
IN WARD'S DEFENSE
• • '
(wte of Defendant Charged
With Murder of ('larenee
Peters Ih Heard
ill) Tb*) Associated
Whl** I*llllllll. Kept- 2S Thl cose
of A Wind »u pleaded h«-
furc a jury In the bint* Supreme
(omi today without » single witness
hxviug been called in defense to thv
iliumc tlent lie murdered Clarence
feltm 17 months ago. Thin tiny mark
«ml tha third mtitrMlvt one In which
the trial hue liven a series of sur
prises. The prosccttllon had reatad
Its rime East night after summoning
only :t.’ of 72 wltn#**## »ho hail been
nulled The defense »»» to have be
gun railing w Unease* thla nityiilas
)00 DOC SMI Til
THE ClilTY FI
Prison Are Offered In Mnny
ClawteM for Approorhinu
Wayne Ctt. Fair
A new and novel feature will lie In
ti odured at the Wayne County Fair
lula year In the shape of a dog ahow
to I* held In manertloh with th l
fulr. arm rd in a to an announn'ment
Hindi yesterday by the officials of Un
fair.
Details relative to the dog show
ate contained In a special bulletin
lasu'd by the Chamber of Commerce,
which slates that all entries In th<
dog ahow must be received prior to
October 25 o
Thv dog show wilt be In the hands
rive next wteck slid then the ahow ft-
Ofb competent Judaea and dog fancier*
and a prlxe of $2 will tie awarded to
Ih- dog taking Itrnl prlxe; while a
prlx* of It will tie awarded to the
other price winners owned by the
smllr Individual A prlxe of II Is
offered for the best mother and pups
not under two months of age
One rrqulK-ment ts that all owners
lirve registration (wipers on tlu-lr dog
except In the cases of beagles anil
fox hounds
Included In tht- classes to be recog
tt.lxed at the show will be lloston Ter
riers. Airedales. Collies, pointers,
betters. IPagle Hounds <> and Fox
1 bounds.
sceond and third ribbons
will also lw awarded, hut no owner
will be allowed to eater mure than
This "is the first time that ihe dog
ItVe dogs !u the show Another pro
vision requires that all dogs Ih- placed
upon display not later than N o'clock
a. m . Wednesday, o< tolu-r .'II and that
they must remain uo display Ihrmigli
Thursday * *
There ate hundreds of dog fatieler-
In the city end county and the prob
ability D .mini I the announcement of
the dog show will rregti nil
over th* conn) It Is < onltdenllyrire.
dieted that there will l»- many «-n-i
tries and will tye oa<- leaturr
of the muntjr talr well worth seeing
This I sthe first time that the dog
show will create Interest all over the
county fair well worth seeing,
that there will be many entries ant)
county fair well worh seeing ■»
that this will t>« one feature of th'
county fair wtfll worth seeing
This Is the first time that the doc
show features haa been Included In
Ih- local county fair plans, and sos
that reason It should excite an udus
uut amount-of*bilerv*l
i .
Offer vSunplement
Jo Premium List
{ Offering additional Inducements to
jth.-rse already outlined In the regulai
I count v fall pr«mulm list. official* of
)the Wayne County F'atr have prepared
I and yesterday plat ed In the hands of
printers a supplementary f,ij| p n .,
list end these premtinu Il ls will soon
he dlstrlliute>| to the gelirral public
of the city and county The added
ipr«muim list will contain consider
'•hit- tlelail which should l.e of Inter
est to those who are planning to ex
hibit at the lair and It Is hoped that
alt these will endeavor to se-rufe *
etipy ttf , the supplementary list
when II comos from th« press
A Hack Is Made On
Prohibition Laws
I Ih's'un. y,-pi 2ti The admlnlstra
lUI.-d *f the k'edeial Pmhlttlol iew
|v,g aliawk-0 by li-oeral Attorney
I Urokipeyer at tshlntrUjp f» C, r*j»-
) resenting the National Assorts*ton of
j :«c«all Drugglsls, )„ an atWrea* lie M ■
l!r--r*d here tonight
MIOMUKK OF .1
ASSOCIATED I’KJBBH A
-
PRICE riv* CUNT?
Will Hr Itrffun Wit Mil Nf it Ton
Diiyn h,v County HeuW
Drpnrtmrnl e
IHHKASKI) ''
| TO 1,088 LDftmONS
, In flection of all thr calos gnd thig}
| markets in tioldshoro. numb-rlhg
| nbodt 25 all told, and physical exatul
nation of all etuployrs conueclyd wtth
such eatihltsbments will la- u«duvtafr
<n hjr the Wavn<- Con my tHpartgggUt
of Health Slime time within th* next
10 dare and will Ik brought to a con
elusion as rapidly at pusslhtg, *«-
cording .to, a statement true*! bbr*
yesterday hv officials ot the health
department
The statement Is tusd that If nay
employe of any such »mjtitlsbateft
'ln the city of Ooidaboru Is (upd U>
tie suffering from all laft-i-tluni din
cnee, the entploycrli of ijnit IndWlti
vi«l wilt he required lo d 1 -nols* Win
frion the st-rvlct for the IxTcgrfit of
public protection It la potg'dl opt
by Ireslth authorities that |g
vested In the department w ***.
lo require such action un 'he part 0t
I employers and Ihe health WNctala
say that It will lie rigidly nib* red to
In this Instance. ' . . ..
It Is also dvclxred that following *
I the eonclosion of the Igspeettoo qf
! the cafe* sad moat mark els. aach cm
jeern of this nature will he gtVen a
rating and that lbase rating! «IN b*
published l|P the praaa ta orffor tbo'
the public of lha city may ang Jos'
what the sanitary coodlUonai a«d -gUt
nmndings are at each «siaills|Mi»Bt .
of Ihls nature la lbs cjty ■
Health olfleerg aatlclpoh^'tpat *iht*
'utuvo will meet with some apyualtioo
front some nf lha kuainoss
mania of lha city, hot they a start tfcft
it Is don* fur Hut guhllc's oind Mg
that «Hlaltsbu<' ill* of IMs inAiUf|fK
t.-ldshoro should not Ult«rMaa apF
objection to ths laspeeilAo hal2
iiOMta bars. VC
~r ths >srt«m '
will be awjjgtsd W the -efly with ry
aldaraMa lW»Nsj.. . W
wm civil com
IS ED II Ml
Rraidcnt Judge WIN fttdjlr
I Over TK# Two Woeko'
Held Harr T
Craparatlo'a* are golog no for gtff .
to-v*t t<-rm of " ayne County
'court which will begin lirr' t4* i»d
wt-eh In October " with Judgr'fF.* A*
lianlels as Hie presiding off tear--(Hit
'every four year* the resident Jumpy
remain at their home localities (pf
a term, of court and lhl» I* the fourth
■ year t</? Judge liunb-lv - which pir
mils hint to hold this Isrtu of 4a
court at boms
Thr approaching term will coUllpN*
for a period of «wo’ wacbs und it Ir
suit'd that the roster will hr fiinu i
vatymuch congested The
.County liar AssiM-lattun rvcrntly gfr
amt dratted th<- calendar-and It Mil
tie seen from that i-ujendar that
lar- Hit told Ilf cases for trial It
!Is aot probable that on*-bolt |U|r
'number will lie disposed of luring t)|r
s pproaclilng session of the engirt
m check m i_^
! . STJITE NEEDS THU
Thu I in OpiuHHt Held by <M£*
huro Miiffiutcajeu and TV
Hunlneuo Meu
The uumher of had chack COM*
cutnlng b«for« tSoldslairo city
■ rales appears lo he on Ibf lOOISIM*
rather than on the decrease mi|pl
hi- eTpccted, ssavre Magistral!* W, f
Hrltt, one of lh<- local JutillOuf.
A<?rprtllng to Magistrate Britt, this
Is dtfc -In part to tbc fact that tfc«
North t'aroltnh bad rhgc| low la ua
fectlve in some txilntg and that ty tr
at time* impossible u> secure coo4r
lions of defendants on this cbofan.
even when th< evidence I* very utmti
and clear.
Magistrate lirltt assarts that ttHb*
should'be some terth | D the
Carolina law and that If tfefg out||tl
be done. th«re would be mors r*. gfft
lor the law and Ihe avrroffe l0dlfl(|-
mil would hesitate for ymte time bb
fore be would give a check with th*
1 5E’bSJr.A’Ifa 1 , h li' y**' * 49
ifip UUUk to thF »|W
IxinbtTdns fh< opinion of tho OuMk
h<»ro thakistfatr will be s|MWYCJB
Other maglatiaW* of 'kit aOj|Su^pit»
nr* annoyed dally with *4lff N(H|||