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VOLUME TWO; NUMBER 180
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
SEND OFFICIALS TO
0 WUNmWSWNTH
Twenty of Lending Nations Send Official Dele
gation to Make Health Inspection in United
• . States, Including Goldsboro on Itinerary
4 : ■
Lending health workers from the principal European countries
will come to Qoldsboro some time ‘during the present month to
kame a brief survey of health conditions in the city of Goldsboro
Knd the county of Wayne, such announcement beiiig made here
esterday. - Naturally the public of the city and county will be
very keenly interested, and will regard this as a distinct honor
lor the city and county, that Goldsboro should lie chosen for in
spection by the leading men of their lines from France- England.
ussia, Poland, Spain. Mexico. Holland. Belgium. Greece.
Juf>w£a. Germany. Switzerland. Norway. Mexico San Salvador.
Briar, Chile and Canada
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Kary •( Other Tana*
WbM (be news becomes known
that Goldsboro has been inspected by
the fort Ik ii health authorities, with
UttlK 9 no nttenUon paid to any of
the r elites of the Stale, it is
guKfhrohabUi that the envy of these t
other towns amt cities will probably
be considerably eicited.
Dr. L W. ('obeli, in charge of the
Department of Health here. Is not
ready as yet to make complete an
nouncement relative to the plans for
the reception of the foreign visitors,
bat will meet with a committee, prob
ably tomorrow, to make the arrapge
menls and preparations for tbe recep-
Uon her* of the visitors. Dr. Cor
bitt says that be hopes to arrange an
tpterceting and enjoyable program for
tbe visltora. but that several days ,
will have to elapse before be will be
la position to make these plans pub
lic.
Tbe brail h workers rnmlnit here
are official delegates pf Jbelr respec
tive governments and have been sp
polated with n view to securing the
equipped men for these posts Kol
lowlng tbetr visit to North Carolina,
tbe bealtb workers will proceed In
groups to Massachusetts, New York
sad Pennsylvania, where further work
. will be done along the line of that
accomplished on the inspection trip
here. Is addition to tbe high officials
coming here will bo number Dr. Nor
man V. Lothian of (be Health Section
. of tbe League of Halloas, and po**l-
My some of the principal health of
ficials engaged In State work In North
fMffra will ala* bn wbsut
tbe trip Is made to Goldsboro.
ta yesterday dlsrunslng the ap
proaching visit of the officials. Dr.
Corbitt says ha understands that the
party may come here for a vary brief
stay on either October lb or I*. and
after leaving the city, may come back
to Goldsboro for a llttlo morg ex
tended stay on October 20. However,
as Dr. Corbitt understands It, these
dates are entirely tentative and he
says that be ha* received no positive
assurance lo that effort.
The following Is the personnel of
tbe party expected to come to Golds*
boro:
Prance Is represented by Or. X*- Au*
blant. Inspector principal des rtervlc.es
d’hygiene. Dep. de iTlemnlt. and Dr
|f. Busslere. Dlrecleur des Services
d'hygiene de Montlucou. England I*
represented by l*r. lives, t arnsulh,
D.8.0.M.0- Ministry of Health. !<on-
Pop 8. W. I." and Dr. Ohs». Porter
■ > m d M O FT., rttfl Marylebone. I .on <l'in
Italy Is represented tiy l>r. K- Plecln
pi. Ufftclo suulUtrlo de Porto, Nspoll
Rusaiu Is represented by Dr. 8. Bh>ue»
ywekL Hart Kpid Unrean, f. r.'jlyi-
TcVpriiiisky I'crmlnk), Narkows
-1 jirytir. Moscon. Hr A M»ryif». »In f
d<- Han. Hpid.. (Lccbuologlc sskajc
Nafkowsdraw. Kharkof. Ukraine. and
r ’ M. Yovekoff. Sanitary Kngtneer. Nar
kow(4rav, Mosrou. Spain la ropre
irnted by Dr. It. Fernandes t'ld. In*
specteur provincial do la Hunt* pntv
llillir. San Sebastian Holland Is rip*
resented by Hr. I*. J llulahoff l»ol,
liapodcur gonvcrocmenUf do la
Santa Ftibllqiit, luiy Huyc- Belgium
'ta represented by Hr. van Boerkel,
IMractcur diir ludxiratolre de l adinln-
V ••t'V" «* c I'Myglen*. Bruaalloa, and
Jfcach, Chef do Service d’Hyglen*
** ul) .•,i« r bo< k. Hrunellce. Greece !•
by Hr. Trlgo*. Director,
State Bacteriological latbortary, AHi*
ena. (aba. Greek Legation. Turin).
Poland la represented, by Hr. f. Balko,
Provincial Health Office. (Wojcwod
. nkl ITv cad /alrowra) Grncuw. Jugu
■lavta la represented by l)r. Ivo Knlin,
Referent dir Ministers de la Sun'e
pabiique Heluradw. (iorn)auy la rep
reaentod by Hr- J. Hunalker, chef du |
Service d'llyglene du Canton dc Bale-
Villa. Norway la represented by Hr.
S Anderson. Medlctn dc Prefecture.
LlllebaffKs-r Norvoge. MexbM is
repreaei’d by D/. Knrlque Orvuna
noa. Government Inapector or -Hy-
City. Nun R*‘lv»,|»r la
repreaenled by Hr. J. Begovas. Hire;
tor tie San Id ad Ban do Salvador. Uri 4
• v vll la reproaoaled by Hr. Vesconeel
j,. ( iu)c la represented by Dr. J,
‘ Due< I. Faculty of Medldnr,
* Santiago de Chile, and Hr. C. Mayer*.
* 81/eetor. Id'aguo of Social Hygiene
Santiago Canada la '/eprcseiited by
' Jr. MM. Seymour. MeU. Deputy
Mlnlatcr of Public Health, and Hl
ivetor of Venearcl Disease Control,
SMkatcbewun.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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Blow IMi KIM b 84'KNK
OP DIMANTKtIt’M PIKE
<• (By the Press.)
Hickory, N. C. Oct. 4. Eight
buildings, including the postofftr*.
were burned eariy toduy ut Blow
ing Rock, a widely known sum
mer resort, 40 miles north of here
In the mountains, according to
here. The
loos was estimated ut more Ihan
170.000
CONVICT MUHRS
still mmrn
AGAINST THESIEGE
Hail of Rifle and Machine Gun
Fire Faila to Kill AU
Os Them
ONE MAKES DASH
FOR HIS ESCAPE
(By The Associated Press*
Pddy title, h>; (lei. 4 That one
at least »f ih» barwbmdid build
ing's defender' Was still allir
<•" was graved aeoa after firing
erased when a aula attempted le
leave by tbe mala tbersaj.
I.nards opened flee nail the man
disappeared hark Into tbe darken
ed building.
V
All Thought billed
Eddyville. Ky-. Oct 4. Rifles and I
machine guns which had been pouring
a hall of hullota Inin mess ball of the
State penitentiary here where three
convicts had been twrrlcodd since a
■lush for liberty Wednesday morning.
In which three guards had I km* a kill
ed. were silenced soon after dark to
night when heslgers who ventured ]
from cover were not fired upon by
the tenants of the Improveaed fortress
The opinion was that the desper
adoes were dead or desperately
wounded. 11l view, however, of the
possibility Ho* the convicts held
tliulr fire to conserve their stock of
ammunition for a last desperate sland ;
when attnekers sliould enter the j
building. It had practically bean de
termined to maintain a guard.tonight ]
nod nwait daylight for further action
*,toyd George Lands j
In America Today
9 fltv the Associated Tress.)
New York. Oct. t. Du'ld Lloyd
George, the Imhl of the great premier* j
of the war ta full.'will net hla foot
nn Aliierlean aoll tomorrow for tna *
lirdt time Free from the buredns of
carrying on the Brttlah government. |
tDa former »*‘Ush primb tnlulslrr i
comas to discover America anet *nd
to Impart hta v|„wh from the plat- j
TiTfni to the ’American people. He U i
the second foreign member of "The !
Big Four of Versailles.’’ WJJxotv |
Clemmenceuo, and Orlamlo. were the j
others—to come to .thin country.
Mr. Lloyd George, hla wife, and tin
ca-prcmler’s Inseparable companion
Ills daughter, and hair a dozen secret
iatles. are pu'senger* aboard Hie ship
doe at ijitaranllJie tomorrow morning.
Heeding reports that advocates of
j Hu which he prevent
I <>d freon doming Into being, tried t#
heckle the Brttlah slatesuian... head
quarters tonight eauard precaution*
to l>e taken to prevent embarraa*
uient to Ho- dlatlngioalied visitor
SPOT COTTOff
New York. Oct 4 Spot cotton
quiet. middling 29 20
((ITTO* TIT I KIH
New York. o<t. 4 -Cotton lulrr#
closed aleady :
1 Oclola-r .. . 2H 70-71
December .... 2k 43-48
January ...... 27.93-95
I March , 27.»1 -B4
. May . 27.13-97
JX.O tilu HIS OH
Dm MR I
BROUGKTIO CITY
j HR THE WEEK
Trade and Pay lip Wwk Has At
traded Hu.vers From Out '
of Territory *
!COMMITTEE MAKES
PRIZE AWARD PHAN
“During the present week there has |
been tobacco hauled from ivolnts at
a gfeuter dislaltcc from Goldahoro
than ever before in the history of'Jhe
local tobacco market and ln>MTic
meaaure we attribute this fatg'tn the
Merahunta Pay rp Week campaign j
which we have launched here.” That i
i was the statement made yesterday by >
one of tbe local business men Inte-1
rested In the local trade week, and
lhal opinion appears to be Bhardh by
a,good many of tbe other merchants
and bustneas houses of the city who
are cooperating In the undertakntg |
An old negro man living nt Pink
Hill, which Is really out of the trad-,
lug terrltorykof this 6lt>. came to
Goldsboro one day during the pres
ent week and sold his entire tobacco
crop, stating at the time that he plan
ned to spend every cent of tbe money
Alth Goldsboro merchants in sn ef
fort to win one of the handsome
prises offered. It Is presumed that
he carried out this statement and
accordingly some of the merchants
of tbe city secured In that one In
stance trade which otherwise could
not possibly have come to them.
Naturally with a showing like this,
the lofal business bouses of the city )
are well pleased with the success
scored during the Orst week of the
campaign. which week Is now coming
to a close.
section were kept In their Helds thru
Owing to the fact that almost all
out the present week by reason of
having to pick cotton, it Is anticipated
that next week will l»e even mote
successful thsn was the present one.
The local business houses ure expect
ing Ip see u tremendous volume ol
trade transacted here during the ap
proaching week. In View of the lari
that the Trude and Pay Up event for
Goldsboro and for Wayne county will
come to u close on rtaturday. Vjtftuber
|3th.
Preparations are being made for a
committee lo rmet during the early
port or next seek, at which time ar
rangements w||| be perfected relative
to the awarding of the worth-while
prizes to the winners. These pluns
have not been perfected as yet. hut
liny will In- completed early next
w*rk ami will be announced through
j the press of the elty ns spoil after
that time a* may he possible.
j Certainly •*/ those connected
'with the present trade undertaking
will have any rlgbl to register ob
lections as to the results secured.
BAHKIIU. BKMULTft
National League
Philadelphia 10; Boston -
American League
Cleveland 9‘: rtt. Louis 1.”
Detroit 8; Chicago a.
Philadelphia 7: New York d.
Post rteasihs
Fort Worth 7; New Orlcunw- I; ■
championship of rtottth won by Fori
j Worth .
High School F<4 I ball
-1 Rocky Mount 29; Wilson 8
Slribling First Is :
_ r
Named Champion
Later A Draw
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Stormy Scenes in ('/olumi?u», Ga., During Battle
Put Up For Ten lioundH by Macon School
Boy in Effort to Win World's Title
From McTigue
<lty The Assoclaicd Press)
| Columbus. Ga., Oct. t. Referee
I lldrry Kmrdie, closeted In s private i
‘ resldvnee, away from angry specta
tors. imUglit IsMicd a algio'd slate
ill'll I il'VEoliig that lie bail officially
I declared the 10-£oiin<l hatlle a drus
I and hud not reversed bis decision,
'even lu the face of threats, "unless
I awarded the decision lo Hlrtbllng.
I would never leave Hie ring alive "'
He admitted fight promoters b.tyl
forced him lo grab tbr right arm of..
Die rhallrnger and raise It aloft, nam
ing Major John Pant Jones, heading
Ihe committee of the lix-al poxt of
tlm American la-glon. staging lie
IlaliL as the man who grahlx-d his
and Hirthllng's bands and raised
I belli.
i McTlgii,- and his manager, J'x-
Jarobe. left town Iminadiulely slier
! Kardla had Issued his statement. Me
iTlgue also Issued a statement dedar-
Hig thai he had bean forced Into the
ring with n hrokvn thiimh al the
rx,lot nf a pistol and Jacobs said the
I spectators had threatened tu haug
i GOLDSBORO, N. C., FRIDAY MOUSING, OCTOBER 5, 1923
— ' — . :
WESTERN HOLM
MISTS EITHER
'ITIMNhSIEM
Ccntcnury Church There Will
He Hoat To Grefcff Church
» flilUM uu <
DATES ARE ANNOUNCI*)
FOR OCTOBER 16-21
V
(By the Associated Preas.l
Winston-rtalenv, Oct. 4.—Tlw an
nual aesston of the Western North
Carolina ConferendC. McthotMst Kplx
ropnl church. rtottl|» will bo held here
October 8-21. according t. to MB an
novineenicnt by Rev. R. Ihiruhardf
pastor <vf Cenienury church. In wlilrlt
the meetings and services of the con
ference wll be heW.
Among the speaker* on the pro
gram for the conference arb Dr. 011-
sert T Rowe, cdltpr of the Qudrtrr
ily Review. Nashville. Tetan . and
Bishop Collins Denny Bishop Dean,
will preside over the sessions of th<
eonferenco.
Following Is the tentative prngrart
for the conference ns announced by
Rev. Mr. Bernhardt:
Tuesday. Oct»*her IS
■?::l0 P. M. Meeting of Conference
Historical Society. Address by Dr
Gilbert T Rowe
Wednesday, October #7
9 A. M.-^Opelting of conference with
Sacrament of lord’s Supper.
.7 P M Anniversary of Itoafd of
Social Service and Ten pc run eg
I 7:;im p M Anniversary «>f ttdsnluy
School hoard.
Thnrsday, October 1H .
3 P. M—Anniversary of EpworUi
League bourd.
7:30 I*. M.— of Hoard
of Mlslsons
Friday, Orb her IP
3 p M.— Mooting of conference
brotherhood i
7:30 I’M- Anniversary of Board
of (Sdttcatlea.
Saturday. 4Moher 2t»
2 P. M.—Drive 6f Inspection to
‘Children's Home
4 P. M.—Concert at Saluin collate
7- 3t> P. M—Anniversary of Church
Extension Hoard
Nagdey. October fl
H A. M. Conference isrwn bo,
Bbthop Colltoa is-ssv ™ ®
7:30 P. M —Sermon by Dr- K. A
Viclairty.
Goldsborto Speaker ’ •;
Heard at New Bern
George A. Norwood, priMiiluent
business man of Goldsboro, uddreeaad
a mas ameetlng of hustneHa'
tobacco growers at New Bern ut 1
o'clock yesterday ufternoon and In
formation from that city Ja to the
effect that the occasion was very In
terestlng In every resioict and that
some' valuabb' Information and ad
I vice was given his hearers by the
| Goldsboro citizen < Details coocera
! Ing cooperative marketing of tcjbnc
|co constltuliHl the most Important
1 portion of Mr. Norwood'** address
and tills was Inlormatlon which Ills
bearers were eager to secure. Tlieri
Is declared to have lieen a very' rep
resentative attendance
(him to it tree, holding him responal-
Die for Hie fight being declared off,)
.officially, earllcr-vfn Ho- day
? I row a Is Inlacl
<'oluitihus. Oh., Orl. I Michael Me-j
Tig lie of Ireland Innlght was speed
{ ing out of Hie city with his light
weight championship crown, follow
ing his fight with Young Mtrlhllng.j
ihe IK-year-old Macon. Ha., youth
who. for three hours after the fight, j
J had what *( heltcvcd U> he the off!- 1
clal IHU i') 11 II
Ihe l ari) Decision
t'oluinhus, (is , <k l I Th'
heavyweight t haiupionshlp of the
' world cliaiige<l liaifls here t«>day when I
\v L. ‘'Young"Btrthllug. an lk-ycar old .
. hoy. was Dually awarded a dee is km
over the JdikeM rTlgue of Ireland, at
Ihe cloaa of their scheduled Ik-round
light, fMatured h> hosing, hugging.
I slugging and rioting, tka latter oa
the part of tha spectators Harry
I I IC'onQnued on Tag* 6l
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w - _ - II UJ
Harvey And Child Quit
Post As Ambassadors
e* ... . " v
Said To Have Had Agreement With Harding
Administration That They Were to Retire
on Account of Financial Burden at
Rome and London
(By the Associated Press )
Washington. Oct. 4,- The resig
nations of Ambassadors, Harvey
ut London and Child ut Rome,
submitted far private reason and
and under an agreement reached
with the Harding administration,
have been accepted, making the
dm btg change in the American
diplomatic service since President
Coolldge took office.
Ambassador Harvey will ipiH
h(s office about the first of the
year. Ambassador Child who lion
either left or Is about to leave
Rome for the United Htates. will
not go back. None of the .other
Ameren ambassadors or min
isters. tbe State Department
said. In making the announce
ment, has any similar agreement
limiting service, so far as Is
known.
The only explanation of the
txto resignations, given In official
quarters. ; wus that In both rases
the Ambassadors had a few
months ago reached agreement*
with President Harding as hi the
. length of time they could continue
nt their port Whether they ha'o
deferred retiring because of Mr.
Harding's death 'untU President
CxrtHtdgw should feel that they
could Ur spared was not disclos
ed ' In both cases, there have
Im'vu IdllniMllons, however, that
the Ambassadors, were bulling
thHF positions unduly' burden
some In a llanelul way snd that
they felt they must give alien
lion to their personal affairs
When Ambassador llarvey was
lust in the United rttales on a
somewhat prolonged leave. It
Items guests
OF “HELLO BUIS"
I
“Betti People On Enrlh” HonU |
ijt Combined Barbecue and
„ Dance Here
* ** o “‘ ■ Ln J l
The "Hello -Bills'’ accompanied by
the Mrs Bills, and oilier Invited
guests, gathered at Hie Goldsboro
Klka Horne last night and enjoyed
one of’ the finest affairs Its kind
ever staged In thin city Jho occasion |
being the annual hnrhetuc and danc< r
given with Goldsboro luxlgc Nil Lib. '
Benevolent snd Protective Order ol
Klka, us of Ihe evening. The ,
hospitality outlie ’That People on |
Barth" lisa long since gained fame ,
all over the rodntry and the reputs I
tloir Mh carried opt •'» the nll». de- t
gree here lasi nglht by the Golds
lOffl Bills Kerry minute of 'lie I
evening was Interesting and p'legsnnt I
and another score lias been credited" i
to the Goldsboro la>dgc on the hoa- t
pltalßy record I
Last night's tesll*lt!es began at t
6 Ui -o'rliM k and the gin »l» of the I
'"lodge Included the wives a few In I
I v|iei| friends and nil the, school >
teachers of Goldahoro. including lb*. I
Orphanage school. H wan really In
honor of ilw* latter that the event was
I aged
The school teachers dec lan d that ■
they had very much enjoyed the cour- I
' lesy shown them and that the event '
was uniettbey would loug remember !
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Limited Train and
I>ocal In A Wreck i
d- ■
t l Ity the Asm slat ed Press.)
Mobile. Ala OclN I Train No I.
of the Ismlaville and, Nashville rall
| road, last southbound New Y’ork snd
Now Orleans Limited, aas In a col
lision with a northbound local train
hwtwawn Blind snd Ocean Springs
•nrly tonight While details of the
wrrerk are yet lacking. Louisville and
i Nashville officials have declared not
1 one was killed. |
... - . w
> ,
waa reported he would resign
and take an acllv* part In the |
presidential campaign. Howev
t er. Rule Department officials {
limited their announcement t* (
the statement that Mr. Harvey |
wan about ta retire and would do
so In accordance with an under- t
standing with President Harding. i
There wan no official word to- I
night on lo officials successors I
President Coolldge might chaos* 1
lo (111 the posts. At the rttate 1
Department It was Isaled that no
steps had l>een taken to sound .
out the two governments as to
suitability of possible appointees.
Both of the retiring am baa sa
ilor* played Important part* In
the campaign which resulted In
the election of President Harding ,
and since entering upon dlplo- ,
malic duties they have been |
prominent figures In negottn- {
(lon* having to do with post war i
developments. They have funr- *|
tinned nt times as American ob
servers on tbe Allied Council of '
Ambassadors. «(hlch succeed**!
lb* council of Premiers In deal
ing with peace treaty affair*. I
The outstanding development 1
of British-Americas relonUons ..
during th* period of
dor Harvey's stay In Izmiton was
lit* conclusion of Rrltlsh debt na
mitlqtlows When the earhangen ’ ■!
reached tb«*lr tins! changes and
Premier Baldwin was then In the
United Ktales with the British
commission lo work out delgtlls,
Mr llarvey was called home lo
aid In bringing the refunding to
a successful conclusion.
HOTEL PROPOSITION
ISDECIDEDTOM
•
; lluninewH Men of City Will Mteet
Tonight to Hear Report
Made on Survey
STOCK COMPANY IS
I.IKKLY THE RESULT
o .1 .
Bedded Interest attach** to the
meeting ol Goldsboro business men
which ha* |jccn*\'nlled to be held at
the t'hauiixir of (,'omniefce rooms to
night. snd si ahlcti plans for
a new hotel in OoldslKiro will be dis
cussed Following the receipt of
various reports, It Is ei|x-rtcd thnt
the buslnesa men of the city present
for the meeting will ruarh decision
cither lo build a new hotel her* or
lo abandon pluns.-for the time being;'
of any such undertaking.
Home time ago Hu- Hockenbury
Hyalaui, Inc., agreed lo make a com
plete survey of Goldsboro relative to
'ascertaining llie possibilities of this
dly from a hotel standpoint, and ex
perta came to this city and made such
a survey. They have now completed
their findings ou the subject, com
piled their data, and are. ready to
suhmli Ihelr report and Information
has been received by Ihe f'huiuhei
of f'omnieit t officials that Mr llock
nbury will come In imtsoh to Golds
boro In older to make the repwrt to
.light What lie will have lo say will
lx' of vital Interest lo sll the |x-oplc
of the illy and' li la therefore ex
pected that there will he a consider
able number ot community leaders In
attendance fog tonight's meeting.
In the ev«nt (list the report rec
ommends the hotel venturo for Golds-
Isun, it will also contain recommen
dation relative lo how the funds fur
Iho undertaking uuuL.hc secured snl*
li may Ik' that a plan will he begun
slid at vigorously prosecuted us may
lx- possible, in itn effort In organise
a stock company here to provide the
Binds for Ihe work
Announcement ‘-relative to the de
cision reached at tonight’s meeting
1 wltl he swatted here wtth very eager
| Interest or Saturday morning
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p I
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i
A 11875 ud Buick Redan frsa to
you!
' Thai means YOU who art reading
theiae linen, no matter w|gg you are
or where you live. Just so yon are dg
the territory covered by the circula
tion of the Qoldsboro News. Nd,
there’s no mistake about ft. aor*ia
there any catch I* It. It la a dlrget
statement of facts. You art Inte
rested. of course, by this time, no
here's tbe story. Read It:
Thru s grand prise distribution the
object of which Is to incr**M still
f"rther the circulation so The o*l6*- .
boro News, a list of U valuable
swards Is going to be presented ab
solutely free to the readers and
friends of The Ooldsboro News.
No one could halg better to bring
about this Incrsose of clreulsUgn
than the friends snd boosters of tfcto
paper, and those wh* are willing to
assist are going to he rewarded In
so big s way that the reward wW
actually boom out of proport lea t*
the effort put forth- For Instants,
think <M receiving a luxurious laid
Redan In return for junt n little sp*ao ’
time effort during the next few w**R»
Nor Is this all. for there er* other
automobile to be awarded —two Chev
rolet touring earn.
Yes Mave Two Che vie let*
Ho, you see. you don't need aevqn
to atsnd first In the campaign to wjla
an automobile! You con ftaleh tg
serond pise* snd still win n ser. Mb g
sides the automobiles . therd are
other prises snd to top off tffs affl
liberal uffai ever made by a MSIR
paper In this section, a eaeli N#
ulssloo of lo per cent wU hi
tu all sriivc candidates wh* failYl
win one of the regularly Met*# jtttM
This Is certainly fair. liafll Rf
Not oag of then# prtasn MM dM ■
owner a single penny. They W4M he
given to those Who WtiPH/k’
est number of votea fMhne UUMB_V**
'■* obtsited in two epffuddgMjMn
the free vole ronpewl tIM Mlr M
*Bped from oneh l sent dff TWI flNdh*
boro News and from the (Wtohjffven
on subscription peymnsds |p Tge
News.
Here Is the wag It westia OWt: Mff
years you wealed as aatesaablls *4
your own. even Ifc* rear wlldeud
dreams never Iwi tnelnded s BffMg
Hedna, so turn gew le the fall gain
■id In ibis Unite end gnu will dad the
Nomination hlnhk. Thin sou dig oM
and send It er bring R to tbs Com
pelgn Manager, 'Y%la eeepoa In gelid
tor 10,Mo tree votes and each eng
didst* who enters Is allowed one yf
theae Nomination Coupons By pto
turn yoe wilt receive a subserto
tlon receipt book together with fell
Information about the caaspslga and
how to make a winning race
Try Year Nelghbera for RobssHg-
Mon*
on your wny borne from tbe peel
office you will meet your next dogr
neighbor end pass the time es day,
you toll them of yoar ambition to Win
one of the New’e Prise Autoe. They
naturally want to know somethlM
about how you are to accoeapllsb lift
miracle, so you tell them that
arc Issued on all aubaertptlou pay
ments to The Holds boro N#w» apd
thnt If be glvoa you hla aubaartpUM
and all your other neighbors do
same It will turn the trick. Quick M
• wtak this neighbor will wwat lo *•
the one to eurt you oa the road to
eucceea and will dig right dowa (,1a
his pocket and pay you hla aahMrißs
Hon. Aiur you take the #f« m»
scrtptloa and “break the loo," anjtt
were, you will fairly bubble over
enthusiasm and a prospective aub
srrlber would have to be clover. tß
deed. to get away from you a/tar that,
even It be wlahes to. And ha woa*t
want to after you tall him that I*l
are selling The Goldeboro Nwdg.
You have everything to gala la thla
enmpalgn and absolutely no charose
of losing .You are bound H wig A
valuable prise or to be paid la cash
fur any lime you use la roUecllag
aoliar rlpllons and votes.
Si-mi In your nomination blank to
day. If you can not And lima tp
come lu ibe office, then mall lb Ik, • ,
or call na upon the phone and Mt
of our representative# will call and
explain the rampalm to yon- Tta
phone number Is 111- Ask for t]|il
Campaign Manager. .
Tbs Campaign Dept, la loeataCm „ >
the bualneas office of The Goldsboro
News and la open dally from » a.
to 11:30 p. m.
Man Who Killed >W,
Stranger lndkM
(By The Associated Prapdl ,
Stockton. Cal., Oct. 4—Alai Knit,
conleaaed murderer of a it ranger
hear Loud! three weeka ago, wan In
dicted for murder by |be Una Joagnfe
c<£Ky Grand Jury hare today.
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