tfßJiliftlTfß" I”
faJr Muby Uji lift*
rhtßft la liiMiiitEiy.
“S ■ ■*.’ ‘"
g-im.r,-..jarir r «
VOLUME TWO; NUMBER 187
MI'S ASSERTIONS
KBs
Tm*4 As **E*ckle*if In HUle
mcni MU* B> SMrvlary
FOLLOWED CONFERENCE
WITH THE PRESIDENT
(By the Associated Ebu.)
Washington Oct. 11 —Secretary
Weak* In replying today to, Henry
Fttfdg statement regarding the sale
«l the Gorge* plant of the Muscle
Shoala project said. the Detroit, man
atee turer* statement wu Billed with
‘ reeklea* aaaertloa* ."
The Secretary of War laaued hla
i (element late In the day after the
conference* at the White Hauer. Tt
vri* brought out by Mr! Ford's **-
aertihn'ln Detroit laat night In which
Mr. Week*' action* and motive* were
placed under lire
Secretary Week* would not com
ment upon Mr. Ford’* etntement be
yond leaning hla own formal reply-)
There waa grery Indication, however,
that Mr. Week* felt greater Indigna
tion nt the pereonal nature of the
Detroit manufacturer'* charge* and
Implication again*t him During the
day Mr. Wtteka twice dlacuaeed the
vltnatton with Preatdent Coolldge. the
laat time after he had prepared hla
answer which he Carried with him
lo the White House Juet before tt wa»
made public.
GM! RE-ELECTED
IS IEIDI HSU
CipTMttion Win Make For Hoi
tartly In Idtbor, Asoertn
v * Tho PrwMoni
f
(By th* Aaaoclgted Preaa )
Port and. Ore.. Oct 12.—Samuel
Gompers. re-elected unanimously a*
prentdent of the American federation
of Labor Jnat before adjournment of
the forty-third hnnual mm vent lon
bare declared la hla cloalng add re*#,
that the gathering bad glvea notice
tbftt n cleavage had been mede be
tween those loyal to orgaalaed labor
and those who. boring from wlhtln.
had sought to atab the labor move
ment in Ik* badk.
“The result* of this convention" he
said “will make for solidarity In the
rank a of labor.”
Th* convention came to an exciting
close In a sharp centeet for the next
convention In which El Paso. Texas,
won over Detroit
STOLEN GOLDSBORO
CIS IS RECOVERED
Ttircg Youths From Here Are
Takes Inter Custody by
Police at Greenville 8. C.
' -N,
An automobile coupe, the property
of Hugh Dortch, well known member
of the Goldsboro bar. which wan stol
en In this city a fortnight or more
ago. haa been recovered In Green
ville. 8. C., and the three youth* who
were In th* car at the time were
taken Into’cuetody by the South Car
olina city police, according to Infor
mation which was received In Golds
boro yesterday. Milton Gurley, a
Goldsboro boy. was one of the trio
In th* car at the time, say advices
received her*. .
It la alleged that the three boy* I
all from ‘hla Immediate section of
Eastern Carolina, stole the automo
bile In (hie ally and drove It to
Wilmington. N. C.. where they ore
eald to have stolen th* license tug
og a machine at lhat placaFbelong-
Ing to a Wilmington man and at
tached the Wilmington tug to the
OoMaboru car They then .drove
Seglk unlil they reached Greenville,
where they were arrested on suspl
cha and the ownership of the car
was established
Reports coming to Goldsboro are
i lo the effect that the Gurley youth
-vod a pistol Id his possession si the
' time of Iba arrest and local police
official* aay that he was eents-aced iu
recorder's court in the South Carolina
city to serve 20 days on the puhlt< 1
works there for that offense
I* The Inanrance Vompaay with which
■ls. Dortch had a policy Is planning
to have the coupe returned from
Greenville to QoMsboro at an early
dal*
FOOTBALL llttl’LTN
At ftpertagburg. Wofford !«; Kra
kin# t.
Wichita. Ka* . I* th* largest broom
corn market 4a the world. '
ia 4 _
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
eOVERHOR liRRISON
Surra
9HTEFMR
WUI Be Introduced My Mnt
Edith Vanderbilt Tuendgy
At Noon
V « t
RACES WILL BE THE
FAIR'S BIG FEATURE
fßy the Associated Pro** )
'Raleigh. Oct 12.—Governor Cam
eron Morrison will formally open (he
62nd North Carolina State Fair Tues
day. Octnber IC. gt noon, following
an Introduction by Mr*. Edith Van
derbilt. of Hlltmore. who is serving
her third term as president of the
North Carolina Agricultural Society
under the auspices of which the Stats
Fair Is held, according to an an
nouncement by the fair management.
The State Fair tbl* year will be
minus anything lo detract from the
various features that will he provid
ed at the sixly-acre" reservation In
We*t Raleigh There will be no pa
tade up Fayetteville street to the
.rifltsl and there will be no oratory
except from the Governor.
This la In line wKh Mr*. Vander
bilt'# announced program of having
the fair "ihow North Carolina." She
baa centered her energies In secur
ing the best line of attractions in th*
history of the fair. Exhibit* hive
been enter** from 15 state*, from
«• far north as Massacusetts and as
far south aa Florid* Premiums
(Continue* on Page Three !
• -
No Recognition of
Lloyd George Idea
(By the Aaaoclted Pres# )
Washington) Oct. 11.—The Ameri
can government will take no cogni
zance. officially of Former Premier
Lloynt George"* suggestion that the
Called States and Great Britain ar
rive at an unwritten understanding
designed to prevent war.
Although recognizing Mr Uoyd
George a* a Former Premier and
still the mouthpiece of a ron-.lder
able portion of the British people,
President Coolldge feels that such a
suggestion could jot properly come
to th* official cognizance of (he
American government unless made
by the f#ltl*h government, or one fit.
Its artl*e representative*.
Mr. Uoyd George's suggestion .Wn*
made yesterday In a discussion wfth
newspaper men at Niagara Kails
One. during the course of his ‘liana j
dlan trip.
Marriage Licenses
On Day’s Records
The following marriage licenses
were Issued during Thursday and
yesterday from the office of Register
of Deed* for Wayne county:
R F. McAllister and Hattie Hol
land. both of ipdtan Springs town
ship.
J. M. Durbin of Ky . and
Virginia Gmer of Goldsboro.
Tbeadie C. Crawford and little
Anderson, both of Indian Springs
township.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO WIN
THE FINE BUICK SEDAN?
THEN NOW’S M CHANCE
Send In The Nomination Blank Published in To
-day’a Ad—Three Automobiles and Many Othei
Prizes To Be Awarded In Gift Campaign Which
Starts 1 n A Few Days.
——— " “ " r * •« '■
Is 21H76 Hulck Sedan free to (
J*u I
Thai mean* YOI nho read
these Hues, uu matter who jmi
sre. .ur . nhcre you live. Just so
reside la the territory ent
ered b) the rlrcutettoH of Ik.
(.oldsbom lew*. ss, there’s no
mistake about N, aor K there anj i
catch to tt. Id id * irtrecf
mmit of (arts. You or<* lut«re*l
rd« et twarse, by this lime, mi
■ hefe’s (be story.
•4 Reod 111
Through a grand prise dts’.elbutton.
the object of which Is to incieuse
still further the circulation of the
GoldslH>ro News, three automobiles, j
and other valuable awards are golnt;
lo be presented absolutely free to the,
* readers of this paper.
No iidw collld help belter to bring
about tins Increase of circulation
than the friends snd readers of this!
paper, sod those who are willing to
assist ate shine to tie rewarded lie
so big away that thP reward will
seem out of proportion tpj
GOLDSBORO. N. T., SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER !:$. 1823
CHANCE TO NEE HELP
AH OTHERS NEC 101
Mims Maybelle Mooring of Golds-
it wlt nosing Ta»t I
night as the gue»t at the Opera
lf> use theatre The Uland W Ives’'
-aid In be the be»l pirtare shown
at Ike Opera H»a*e this seasen.
A selnder blonde kalr.tr, blue
eyed Indy was seen nt Neal Jo
seph’s store yesterday afternoon
about till o’clock apparently
shopping for a Vail coat. She
wire a bine crepe dress, trimmed
with grey crepe, silver and blue
mt. She wore grey hose and black
and gray shoes. If she rerog
nixes the above description as be
ing of herself, and will cm 11 at 'hr
office of The Goldsboro News to
day, she will receive two tickets
good fair Jonlght hi Ibe Opera
House picture show.
Hutch tomorrow, niprniug'*
Goldsboro Sews for another tie
srrlpflon.
FEDERATION HERE
ISSUES BULLETIN
Program of Sunday and (Mbei
Revival Service* Here In
Given
The following exhibit show* that
the Vfayne County Laymen’* • hrln
tlan exhibit shown thst the Waym
County laymen's Christian ederatlor
is energetically pushing evangelist!)
meetings In Gold»t><>ro and vicinity
President Bain Inane* the followin'
urogram tor the week, beginning Frl
day night, (be 12th at F.lm Stree
church. 7:30 o'clock, and Hat;irday
night at same place and time
Hnaday Her* Ices.
Junior Order hall, H:3o a m , pray
or. 3u nilntite*.
Elm 81. church. 11 o'clock. I’aator
Jerome, leader.
Bryan Bt. church. II o'clock. E. H
Bain, leader. s
Hauls!on church. It o'clock. (’has
Brown and' Group leader*. 8. I.
Rose, musician.
Convict Camp. 3:#fl o'clock, entire
Federation, led by Layman McClen
njr and Oroup 4. assisted by Muslcla"
R. I*. Rose The ladles are Invited
to attend the campvyvervlce*. Car*
leave Court House 2:lfi p. m
First Presbyterian church, 7:30 p
m. Group and G and Volunteers. C A
Brown, leader 1 . ,
Elm Ht rhnrch, 7: 3tl p m.. entire
Federation. Vice Pre* Crow, lerder
Sun Istnn church. 7:30 p m . E H.
Rsln. leader. The Rryan Bt. and
Putetown singers to assist.
Monday Right 161 h.
Free Will Baptist church. 7;30
o’clock. Lionel Street, Vico Pres
K C. Crow, leader
Saulston church 7:30 o'clock. Pres
ident Bain In charge.
Sunday, October 21,
Snow Hill cburcb. 3 o'clock p m
Open revival at that place by the
Fedaratlon.
The Woman's Christian Federation
will conduct one of the night meet
ings at Baulston'riext week
,the effort put forth Kor Instance
hlnS of receiving a luxurious Mules
Sedan, or Chevrolet louring car li
return for juat a little work .during
'the next few week*. Nor It* this *ll
. for many other prize* are to te
i awarded
You can Re Hr*| la District Aud
. _ Mill Bln
No yet see, you dual weed even
In stand Hr*l la Ihe campalg* la
win an sutoiwobllej yau run Hd- |
Ish tirst nlare |n »»«r dMrlel, and
still win a c*f- Beside* Ike au<
tunmblles there mre many other
prize* nd lo top off Ihe m- »• llhe. .
ral offer ever wade hy a uevtspa*
per la Ibis Male, rash rnmmls.
.lons o( Iff »er rent will In- paid lo
nil aclivr candidates who fall lo
win one of Ihe regular listed
prizes.
Male, r*sh commissions of I* per
rc*| will he paid lo all active
candidates who fall la win age
(Continued on Page T»m
I ,U-uiUiuuad.ua isooe Uttoai -,
PMIIBfT POST
. sin m
” ISTCtIfIEBIIERE
('apt. I<*« Ritchie and U*nt.
( harich JvhtiHou Trans
ferred Here
>MI»</n'ANT MEETING
TUESDAY MORNING
*1 " ,
Announcement ws.< made yester
lay by s cvunmiltde < f prominent 10-as
-af citizens of which George ('. Kor
negay. President of the Peoples
Run kis chairman. Mayor Ldnsr It
Rink Is chairman. Mayor Edgar II
"hairman. and Mrs ('. G Smith
President W<inieg’a t'hrlaitun FVders
ton. chairman wnmeu's division, tbs'
vdrniltelon had been secured from
llvlsii'ial headquarters at Charlotte
through Major W H HarrA-tt, com
uaartcr. for a perms
neul corp* of t||c Halv*tinn Army In
ioUlslMiro ImniHiHutely. |
With n splrk of enthusiasm irqu In
llcatea certain aacccaa for the Army
ind evidencing the warm welcome
hat uwiitta the n*w officers. Capl
V la>« Ritchie qnd l.leut Charles
fob neon who will be la charge of the
lew corps, various rt»lc. patriotic
ind fraternal organlailons ha«e ap
oolnted committees to aid In secur
ing the neceaaary expense budget re
quired for opening the new head
luarter* and for providing mainte
nance aud relief work during the
year. I hi# budget has been
3x*d ul 13.000. A-meeting of all com
nlttee* with their chairmen has lieen
•ailed for-Tuesday morning. Oct. 16
U 10 30 In the rooms of the Chain tier
>f Commerce, at which time definite
dans for an intensive appeal to the
Itlsena will lie perfected, to lie In
tuguraled on Thursday. Oct 1 Nth and
>tday Iftth.
Rev Zeno Walt, pastor Ftret nap
Ist t?hurch expressed tils pleasure
yesterday oo the permanent estab
llshment of Th* Balva|ioa Army In
OoldelMirq "There Is probably no
• her organization today that enjoyr
•he ronftdence of the public to the
■Xlent the Sulvatlpn Army does" said
Mr Wall. "Ita work Is not in ooafflct
with that of gqy other organisations
as U comes In edniacf with a class
of society even the churches cannot
reach The work of the Army la pe
culiarly amann the unchurched among
th*.diiicouraged. the defeated and the
needy In the most humble walks of .
life. The mere mechanical feeding
of hungry men or the furnishing of
a lodging Is jast the beginning of the
Army * work. It 1» the entering
wedge by aud through which ihe In
harent good In every man nhil wo- j
ninn U brought forth to rehabilitate
sad brln/hack self-respect iu wirk ’
Is >bm>liitely non-sectarian, nnd
churches of all denominations wel
"ome It as a valuable aid In the fight j
sgalnst sin. vice and poverty, f pre
dict a splendid future for thr„new
'Toldehoro corps ”
,> The following rnmmittee* have at- f
ready l»een appointed from Jvlwanls
Club. Wgyne County latytnen’s Chris
tian Federation end American Legion,
with others to be appointed by other
tubllc spirited organisation* home- j
(lately. |
Wayne County Chrlktlsn Imvmen’s I
federal I m E. (• Crow chairman;!
A- T Griffin, Ham Bridges. 1!, M (Rill- j
liken. John Raper John 11 McTRn- i
tey. R II Edwards, All»er Starr, M J
E Andrews. 8 Buddour
KlwanU Club: V. It Miller chair !
man, ./ C Vanstury, A O Clement ,
f’anl Yel'erton .1 I’ Khargd. G. C
Tojall. Jr J It Wllllamsftn
American To’glon: James C. j'rone
"halrmnn; Eilward Mlchaux Tom till
i hken Raymond Hollingsworth Jen
sings Sadler, J It Edwutds. 7. C I
'I llowell, 'Loul* H HU— II Jr J M ,
'raw ford.
Governor Meet
With President
(By the Asknclated Pres* I
• Washington. Get 12 Preside n*
” olidge, loge'her wtlh renresentn
tlve* of the Treasury. Justice* and
(dibor department* will address the
fivernor* of th* various sl.fb >,
week from tomorrow when Mm
•mors gather *t the White Mouse to
llwus* Is w enforce merit. The sole
’iurpose of the conference ns <oh<«nt
tlsled by the president ts to obtain
Vtter enforcement of laws, parlu tl
'arly statutes pertaining to tmmlgra
Aloft a*d sale of narcotla and llquftrs
f j
Georgia Nejrroes
Still Goinir North
I lly tlie Associated Press I
Atlanta. Ga . Oct. 12 Georgia ne
eroes are still going lo Northern
States St the rste Os I (MHt * week with
no Indication of decrease in mlgra
'lon Bct-nrdlng to an announcement
hy the’Rtat* Itepartmenl of Com
merce
During rhe pericvl July. lt::2, to'
Inly. 1h23. approximately 200.000 (
-wagroes J*ft (be Hl*te, It wit Mid -
Stengel’s Second Home
Run Os Series Defeats
By 1-6 S<*ore
• a 4* v
■ -ms «*»*■ a id f l .a,
BEHAVE MELON SKID
FKOI. GIRI.’N TH MO AT
Goldsboro has reread) lurulsh
ed a remarkable case, from a med
ical standpoint, according lo *
statement made here yesterday by
Ihe (ounty 'l’ahllr Health Nurse.
Little llrgiulu lane, Ibe IT*
months-old daughter a( a well
knows Wayne county couple ITv.
Ing eg Gold-boro, k |. |i. 6, re
really developed some trouble
with her respllory system and she
w*s bronghl lo Goldsboro tor g
medical evamlualbia. the X-ray
pictures disclosed that there was
some obstruction lodged In Ibe :
child’s lungs and her pnrcnls then
slated that Ihe child had swallow- *
ed a watermelon seed about Iw*
mouths ago. The little lot w.ns
straightway rushed In Kalelgh,
where nn operation was perform
ed hy Dr. J. R. W rlghl. Ihe seed
removed, and Ihe rhlid l« non well
on Ihe road la reeovery. The case
is a most unusual one and excited
considerable comment bore.
OWES SOUND
15 CIRCUS COMES
TO DELIGHT RIDS
a ■ •
John Kohiiuvon’N Shown In Th«
C’Hy For Two IVrformancew
Here Today
SCENE OF ACTIVITY
WHEN TRAIN ARRIVES
"The circus The circus! The throb
of the drums.
And the blare of th* horn* an the
band-wagon comes: .
The dash snd tba clang of the f)in
Imls * hut heat.
As the glittering pageant winds down
the long
Todity la the day the ouch Is take')
out of grouch- You can't help but
be happy It's ctroits day Th# first
of the seaMtn In Goldsboro. Autumn
brings cotton, football games and
rstn. hut best of all the circus, nnd
this 13th of October its the John lloh
ln*»a organization that will enter
> tain.
America's oldest new circus, the
John Robinson "white top" world Is
celebrating It's centennial year, and
honor of tlie event has a "grenter.
bigger nnd better show than evor:’'
ns .the old time announcer* use to put
It. Knder the ineajzerles lent Is car
ried the larseel' gAoip of unlmsls
ever assembled under ranva*
If. for Instance you believe Dar
win's theory of tnun Trom monkey
there'* a den fuill of long tailed an
cestor* to hack you up If howqver. ;
you're more modern and take W p
Dry us* word for you r .ancestor*,
there's still another cageflT't all less
gorillas to vindicate Mr Bryan Mast
Goldsboro folks forget these differ
• nee* ilu* morning, when ihe long,
brightly pulnted trains slipped Into s
siding on the A r. L Railroad with
u hiislng and whistling for sir
Everybody wanted lo see the "hulls''
tThat's rlrcd* for elephants, hut liet
ter known lo Ivory hunter* as pachy
derm** snd not a few wanted to aee
everything that was to l«: seen, and
I with H circus Well one pair of eye*
seldom suffices.
String after string of tarpaulin
covered wagons were lowed driwh lb- i
l lunways m the ends of the flat cur*.
Here ind there, chugging tare.ton
picked up n imbers of pole and can
vas whsoiis and headed for th
giounds Buttering and growling, the
disgruntled beasts accompanied ov
cry hump, us tlie teams of superb j
(Tonilnuvd on Page Four)
OFFICIAL ROUTE FOLLOWED
BY CIRCUS PARADE TOD A Y
IK? JuliQ ftoljinu.n will unload ut the Atlantic Coaai
ldiie freight houue. Gulley Show ground* will lie uaed.
The parade wilMeave the exhibition park at 10 o'clock and
take the following route: North on Slocumb Street to Aah
Street. \Vent on A*h to (’enter Street. South on Center to
Cheatnut Street. Kaat on heatnut to John Street North on
John to Walnut. Kant on Wulnut to Slocumh and South on
Slocumb Street to the ground*
At the afternoon ahow the door* open ut I o'clock- and the
performance la-gin* at 2.
At night the performance begin* at 8, the doom opening one
hour earlier to permit inapection of the menagerie
Plenty of parking apace for uutomobilea will la* provided at
j the ahow ground.
Mon I Kemarkulile Achievement
In tt«M«bttll In Scored H>
“Caul Off" When In*d» Hkm
Winn For The Giants.
« "
(Hy the A«*iNi«t4t(l I'r***)
New York. Oft II t hhi perm*-'
ncutly. It would »e<*ui Iu heroic mold,
i twy Hlenget "Caaey the immortal"
•<mi,*he,l ilie New York llliinii lo vtr
| lory with n homi- run drive thin as
i*rimon for the second time in three
! day* of record breaking World Seri, «
•irlfe with th4» Yankee*
I it silt'd Into the rlnht field )>l'*w -lr
«r» of ihi' Yunjiee stadium In lltf
| seventh Inning. Stengel'* Mow broke
ji p a ten*e. «hr<lllnß. I.urllna ilun i»
tween Art Nehf. southpaw *ijr of tit*
Mini “tut I" I'uu .limi t of ||,p
Yankn nna go*.' 'lp* World'* Clinm
i pious tb«lr colltary* but sufficient
: margin in n brill 1 , nr l in it trlumpi
'•»*• grenlert I'iurUK that ever n• ’ 1
I** *«y Into a I;'*. ball arena
f on '"d (»n« »i",| i .gsspd In Ihe g|.
I K*nili enclosure while :umhmi more
| swirled nlsnii thr entrance uiitelde
I saw Htengol deliver tln> rllniatli' Mow
I that gave John Mctlmw. and hi* far-
I rlora a two to on* advantage In the
moat ailrrlna baaaball drama of «||
ilm*.«
All World'* Her!** record* for at
tendance and gat* receipt* were
shattered hy that vaal gathering In
ha*et»air* greatest anipltlieatre. The
ai'tnal paid attendance waa 11,416 he
aide* 3,two more who did am ao
through the turnalllaa while the |v
lal rerelpt* were $301,071 putting the
three game figure* beyond $600,000
1 and practically aaaurlai for ISIS Ihe
Drat million dollar rhamplonahlp in
history Th* paid attendance broke
Ihe former record of 8it.331 **t«hll*h
ed In a double header In the atadlum
late In (he regular *ea*on while the
fathering a».a wholy baa hut one
aupartor In alee In baseball. that of
npprusliuately TO.uoo that wtinesed
the 'laiUealloa of the big atrurture
la* l Spring,
St. Mary’s Scout
Patrol Is Second
IBy Scribe Heeden )
Troop 3 of St Mary'a church
atande recond In Ihe eonndl roateat
with 200 pnlnta gathered at the fti , .
meeting 210 more pt'lnia waa gar
nered laat night which makea a In
tab of 410 point a In Iwj effort*
"My" troop haa all tha aupporl
p<>«*lhle "I" wua not only there, bill
ihe troop committeemen were tberi
In 100 |ter cent attendance, and with
a handful of encouragement
ll«o Heeden waa app4tlnted patrol
leader and ftodger Knoll, color bear
er.
Colonel (leu K Freeman gave tha
troop the Aral principle* In military
drill The Scouta allowed great In
tareat In It. and during tha enurae ol '
the hualneaa meeting voted the coin
iicl a rising vote of thunk* for bis .
Interest.
Kuther A It Freeman made -a llh
eral proposition which will enable
"my ' troop to aerure a troop llok
which we bnp4' will aoon he flying 1 1
>ur troop quarter* Itealde "Old fllory.'
Troop rommltieamen Colonel tleu
K Freeman, Dr T A. Monk. Mr
Neal Joseph and Mr (leo. I»*w were
present al lltla gu-ellng The n>e«U
Uig ad loomed eufly lu order that in<-
member* might gel a good night*
re*l unit* Ite on tap to *e« the clrrtiH
tint ,n<t J 1
Clinton Attorney
Visitor In City
Fltahiigli Whits eld pinmlneht atlor
ney-nl-lu« •>( I Union »*» unions
tin . *i iitur* *p* yt-Hietdny in
(iold.Mlxiro ~,i profeaab »ul luislne**
Mr Whitfield wa* here for Ihe day
praetli Ing In Superior Coort for
Wayne county and relumed to hi*
i home yesterday tßtnnoa He In**
I many friend* In the dly.
; i3ior r >
ASSOCIATED PRESS
FRICK FIVI CKNTS
PRETTY NEW VORK
6IRUS (niKKED
m THEN KILLED
■ ■— V *' n
I'olitf HriMidrant Dtacripling of
Mint Said to H« Mon OP
Mlninler v
GIRL’H BODY FOUND
' AI.MOBT WHOLLY +VSHC
(By the Pee*-.)
New York. Ocf 11- Poller tonight
broadcast th* description of a man
believed to be the nop of a Maid real
minister who occupied a :'h-iished
room In Weal »7lh street adjoining
(hat of Ml** Estelle Phillips, attract
ive department store etecullv*, who**
oiutlluicd and alraqal and*
Iwnly wa* found late today near hag
l*ed - ’ ~f"~
While the search fnf the *u*gec*
was helnu made, notice assembled
from bit* of evidence In the room
end on Ihe hodv. a ennerted story \
of * murder Tho«- believe the a<-
raul* wd* committed hr a man who
•'Mcreil the roo*o wblle Miss Phil
lip* was asleen and slnnctlSd har he
fore *he en-itd call for haln.
* hsedim* containing fonr centn.
found open al her feel. Inveatlgatnrsi
think, eg* left hv the w’-'-Nr *’
«|v# the anpearamw of robherv an
the motive of the crime. A lewet
wa* knotted a twill th* dead woman’s
throat and thar* war* wideneac of
a Ylesperat* struggle.
PIIWEICOMPHT GW
iwnsiHE
Hut No Partbor RxpwMta* ll»
Imn Kale IncrtMM I* Oi)|b
rd In SUt*
(By the Aaeoetnied Ptem■,
Charlotte. N. C.. Oct 11-dflUO
Southern Power 00. can He* (SMI
serf* It* patrons vieoUvwly # M
present earning cagneHy," TjMi
n. Duke. mulW
preetdrnt 4»# the edmpnßP MT I'Hyf'
meat mad* public today, follMM
hla dertnrntloa of yaatetday ’
rootemplated further tlpgadlteirdg -
t lo.oeo 000 m dewelotdh—t of
itonal hydro-electric plaata «M
not he undertaken unless the Make
corporation comailnalea gram* aa
Increase in wholesale power MM
u*k*d for U I*ll. .* .
“The supply of power now oMH|;
able lor Carolina conaamera wtl| laot
lie diminished nor will th# acff|M
lie leas efficient If the prenea' raloa
are continued." the etatemeat tfti,
although, according to Ihe offlclal* of
the company tha present rate per*
Mitt a the company ta earn u<> more
than 3 to 4 per cent ea the iat*at-°
ment and Mr. Duke declared yester
day that he had aov«r. recced a
penny of Income from the 94tt,00«,0M
I Invested la the company.
"No more power however, will he
created from new pjaaia ea flu has*
|la of the earning capacity of Ihe
company." Mr Duke sgld. dec*ring
rib* company cannot grow o.iomer*
«tally tyllh the Industrial eapehalda
4tf ihe Carolina*, nor prepare to pro
duce new power for customer! ua
lee »tlt4< earning atreagMi ’ I* lay
creased *
The company will lay the .Huatloa
before rhe Corporation Conn, tsloa
at an early date It wa* aanouneed. -
-- - .■ ■ ■ mima mi *i ■ ii ff _
Tent Meeting At
Green Leaf Sunday
Bev H H. Ooff of raleoa. K C,
will open *a lent meeting at Oreea
leaf on ffumlay, announcement to
till* effect being rnaile last night.
Thru, »4irv|r#a will b« hold tomor
row. II A M 3 P. M, and 7:10 P.
M. and will he conducted nightly
th, reafier through the week begin
ning si 7:30 o'clock each nlghi A
rsirdlal Invitation ta •istaoded Ike en
tire public to he present at thee* "
yervlci* und It le probable that the *
invMakthm will he very generally ac
cept*-, I nine* lb* Rev Mr Ooff la wolt
and favorably known In this aecttM*.
KeHpected Colored
Woman Diea Here
' • .. ,
Addle West, h widely known sad
highly reepected negro woman of this
rlty, dlenl at har home In Oolffoboro
Thursdav following aM lllneae of
alMiut one year and o half. Wot
while friend* say that Addle, who
waa 31 yeara ‘of age. wo* one of
lla b«»t in, mtiera o sher rare la this
cltv and her passing )• regretted hy
•vhlic and l i««*a *nk« Funeral aerw*
lis* are to >•* conducted at th# col
or* | I'rcahvicriaa caurci Randay af
ternoon hi I ,i'’.crh and It hga bee*
>nno|inced U <; .peetel powe iwlll. bo
reserved for *iiMi..p**pl* aMaaftffla*' "*
lo attend. . |