WEATHER
Ittmto). Sh*Mn la nut
Hrtl-I Tk«n4r fair awl nratr.
VOLUME TWO; NUMBER I*6 '
WEIL KMWi WILSM
JENEIERITTEMPTED
n LIST NIGHT
Pronlnant Busiltcsa Man of WIT*
•on Skoota Self in Fit «flf Do*
pondency
* Wilsaa. N. C. Oat ll.—As the r*-
ault of a naiaifl or deapoodwncy
brought abaat tor a cond|tlona of *x-
tF J Burdaa.
Imawa local Jewjffr ihot hlm
vfeUa la Mb store yesterday
•vaning shortly after sli . o’clock
The ballot emtofoO his body, struck
a rib gad mlasofi his heart by a very
farrow Margin He was taken to
a loeai hospital where bla condition
late toatght was reported as being
l^k'uiable and It is believed thsl un
E«IS uaagpsoooa computations set In
ffiiimiM
IS STILt UNSETTLED
of Fywnch Troop* Ha*
Boon of Real Service to The
German Republic
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t'ohlenx. Oct 13.—The pendulum in
the bitter itruagle which has been
waging since Sunday between (h*
Separatists attempting to .Install a
Rhineland republic by force of arm.
and Nationalist*. Communist s and
certain elements of the
union opposing such action is swing j
lag back and forth with alternate sd 1
vantages to tha contending side*
But to the neutral observer It appears
that the republicans have made lit
tla headway since their grsen. white
sad red emblem was first raised over
Alt La I'happelle’a city hall three
days a«o -
By rapturing Duisburg and fob* |
least today thus gaining their first
footbold along the river Rhine the
Rhinelanders scored what was re
*ft~MlM*** btov *» UI mm f
was received that thsy had been e*-
P*|led from Muachan. Gladbach and
other previously occupied points and
that their adherents were beselged
ia tha City hall at All La t’happelle i
with surrrender imminent. The sur
prise element has disappeared from !
the movement and the opposition of
tha nationalists b“* crystallised and
Is gaining strength. The reaence of
the French troops has been of ser
vice to the Republican* because the*o
troops while observing strict neu- !
trality. have proved a tower of i
strength to the separatists a* they
only Inarvone when blood Is shed
and tha shedding of blood occurs on
ly when the opponents of the Rhine
landers attempt to prevent them
from occupying public buildings as
at Walsbaden and Mayeace, where
the police have been disarmed
Wolves May Hav£
Eaten Little Boy
Waldron. Ark.. Oct. M Food anp
piles were sent from here early to
day to the wilds of the Osark Moun
tains in Scott eoiMfty'. where sis hun
dred srmed men. footsore and suffer- I
Ing from hunger and exposure, con
tinued the search for the three-year
•ld b«v of Um Turner, a mountain
eer. The child disappeared lagt Fri
day and since that tlfiie possees ha*e
combed the hills and braved the per
il* of tbs mountain Jungles In an ef
fort to rescue it. **
Arrangement* also were being
made here to send medical assistance
»o several members of the-searching
party who were reported last night
to be sUfftßing severely from expo
sure. . „
. No trace of the child has been i
found. The rat posse n> formed 1
Friday night when neighbors of the 1
Turner family Joined ihe parents in
the aeerch for their child Since
that time a ceaseless vigil haa been
kept but without result Hot*, of*
finding the child all»e was practical
ly abandoned last night* 3 "!! is feared
•ton* tjie baby either haa fallen prey
or succumbed to hunger
fajbtgposure.
tta father Into the mong.
«tn. as id was lost
dan from ell sections of the roua-
J°* ,| e , t In the search Food
J/Pflbp In Ihe scattered farm
PJW»»» In tbs region have been de
ftlatad and for hours the reacite pan
ty ha* pressed forward without food
CALL Iffw pastor
Durham. Oct 13— Follow log a apa
cial meeting of members of the local
Church of Uhrlst. Disciples, a unan
imous call ta the pastorate of the
church was ordered eateigled to Rev
W. C. Foster, pastor of the Church
of Christ Disciples. Raleigh, and
president of Ihe Raleigh Ministerial
Aiworl.itlon during the past year.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
NOTED ROTARIANS
Wil l SPEAK at
MEETING HERE
Inter-City Meeting That lake*
Place on November lMh Hah
Excellent Program
mi ■ i ■ms m ■ fi> *
i Members of the Rotary Club at
tending iaat nlgbt'a meeting talked
over plan* for tha Inur-OUy Confer
ence that takas place in Goldsboro
It'ov. is The evening's program was
assigned to Ganeral Chairman O A
Hamilton, who .called on various
committee beads to" report the ac
tivities undertaken to date
W E. Stroud occasioned surprise
in announcing noted Rotarigns who
will comprise the speakers. In addi
tion tp District Governor Frank l-enx
of Newport New*; threw former dte
trtet governors- Roger Davie. of
Charlotte. "Buck" Perrin, of Spar
tanburg, and Roger Moore, of IVll
mlngton—will be on the prngrnm for
a talk aa well as the International
President. Guy Gundakrr, of Phil*
delphla. t
' A letter reed from District Gover
nor l/cnj prppoaed that the Goldsbo
ro Club he matched against the Har
risonburg, Va.. ukoh In a tentative »t
--1 tendance contest "extending through
' November and December. ■ laveal Rn
* tartans voted* to act on the sugg-s
--' tlon
K C. Rovall In discussing co-op-r
--ation with the coming Wayne County
Fair extended, an Invitation to visit
the Rosewood Fair on
Thursday. The club decided to it
‘ t'-nd In a body. |ea»lnx at noon from
the Chamber of Commerce building
i In response to a communication
from the Charleston Club relative to
Navy Day to be celebrated in that
city. President C K Wilkins was re.
quested to attend a* representative
from the Goldsboro organisation
Stockholders. To
Be Levied Upon
In spite of the inclement weather
the stock h Ider. haibaque at l*e
Fair Orounds today w**>s*»wei
tended and fhuch Interest was shown
In ihe coming (air
Kenneth C. Royall president of the
Fair Association made a brief talk to
: the stockholders in which he stated
I tljat with fair weather the 1923 fair 1
was sure to he a success
Mr Royall went Into details to the
various contracts for amusemen's.
exhibits, racing program and other
attraction*.-which mtet with tha up
I proval of tbe stockholder*
The men present plead their solid
1 support to the air management ahd
with this, success is assured
Following the atockhoider* meeting
a brief conference of the directors
wa* held In the secretary office.
Members present, were:
Kenneth C. Royall. J M Kdgerton,
| N A. Howell. H M Oox, Charlie
j Miller. Geo. L. Bee ton '
JITNEY FARES
Al a regular meeting of the Board
of Aldermen Oct tat. 1!i23. the fol
lowing Jitney fares were unanimous
ly adopted:
From any point within the city to
the Fair Grounds, one to four adult
passengers. 2c each: for fbnre thin
four passenger*. 20c each; for all
children under 12 years of age loe
each
All public vehicles carrying pas
sengers to the Fair Grounds during
Fair week shall keep these rates
posted in a conspicuous place In
auch vehicles '
V
All persons Indore engaging In car
rying passenger* to Ihe Fair Grounds,
from within Ihe city shall be h>qu I red !
to pay full license fee o
win V «P,g<
GREATER SHEKHLEY SHOWS
TO PLAY FAIR GROUNDS
Mr J J. Linck. representing
the Greater Hheslay Mho*a that will,
play our lair next w*ek t arrived In
tbe city last night, to' make final
plans for his show which will arrive
.her Sunday Ope hair of this show
Is playing Wjlmlngton this week and
the other half al Fayelevlll* Fair
Mr. IJnck assured Ihe toral aacre
lary that thalr entire show would
Conte here provided our grounds
could take care of It After a via
It to the grounds Mr idnek was con
vince dtbal the entire Greater Hhe«-
ley Shows consisting of thirty double
cars carrying twenty-five shows and
twelve ridea. would play our fair %
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tHXIHTIf l DAT rKI.FBBATfJIjr"
Members of the American legion
are working on plans whereby It will
he possible to ha*e a real Armistice
day celebration of some kind In
Goldsboro Other c|v| c organisations
of the-etty have, been so busy prepar
for tha Wayne County Fair that Ut
ile has been done toward arrange
ments for Armlatlre day If there Is
any day In the entire year that
«ld be net B*lde and observed a*
a National holiday it should he No
vember Ihe eleventh.
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| GOLDSBORO, N. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2L 1923
ContiddSe Your Guarantee
lor Success In Auto Race
. < ; ... i
Present Big Credit Period Will Enable Any Am
bitious Worker w Amass Credits Needed to
Win. Nominate Your self or Send in
Name of Friends *
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A glance at the credit .landing*
as pnMtsbcd todav «h«w« that ,a
vary law sub«crlptl»a« (or oaf er
twa year* each woaid Make aa
entirely new leader Ik Ik* race
for the aatomohile* and other »al
aakle prijts, |« he awarded ||i
leas than five-weeks* time. In
fart, aa ratirwW.uew candidate
can eater the field today and
w|tk Jast a frj» k*wV w* rk n»l
--lect eaaairk sah.rrlptlnns to
place her ta Ike lead In tke neat
published IM.
Time Is passing ra|ddlv and 'he
io|vanlsg»s to iw gained al this time
while the bigg*.l and best credit of
fer of Ihe entire campaign
force. Is practically unlloihed 1 h* 1
opportunity Ip gather credits is <*• !
ccptlonally bright right now. and |
thoae who «rs actively engaged I*
getting cre.dita, will receive might) i
big remits from the efforts puL' tortD I
d irlng the nex few days
Can Bin If Tan Try.
Hurras* I* not as you find It. hnt a* j
1 • 1 ••
you make I*. Confidence Is Ihe one
big aasat needed to win In Ihe rave
You era just as capable of going nut
and winning that big Hoick to he j
given sway by the Goldsboro New*
as anyone Have confidence In your '
seif and sacceas will he yours lie ,
who thinks be can WILL SUCCEED
-tout he who thinks that he just can't 1
win. won't succeed and never will i
ItOYD GEORGE PLEADS
FOR COOPERATION
J* _ '.» . o'. _
IW|M AtiMtrtrti The ftafrfitimt
of All Europe Todav, Just as
She was During Ihe War
9 . •
rieveland, Ohio, Oct. 23 Declar-1
| Isng that Great Britain .ecks nothing
In Kunipe except a cessation of sirltc
and that ‘there you can help u.
Duvld Lloyd George, the war tlms
premier of Great Britain at a Cham
ber of Commerce luncheon here to
di y renewed his peal for "effective
cooperation"- between tse two greut
B 'gllsh speaking coniniVnwealth*
"At this hour.” the former premier
asserted, "there lea deadly grim
gl sally struggle on In Europe,
not for the moment with cannon and
machine gun*, but none the lea* It Is !
a deadly etruggle. and I ask you
* nt turn your backs altogether on
E'irppe.. You saved it once Don’t ,
give It up D haa bean a great con
tinent There have bee ngreat men
grown up through tbe ages In ft. to
whom you, aa well as ourselves owe
much
"And although 1 come to this land
with no mission. If you axk tfie. I
have one word to nay since you
press me to spcAk I *.k you lh»> peo
ple of thla mighty land, this prSkper
nis land. Ibis eaceable l»nd. tht*
land liberty, once more '<* I’.irn
'the’jjtgt toward Europe that -once
wfll yet d) so”
, Tofeacco Brinvin^
(iood Prices Here
L.-fi Alphtn. the i>ouular manager
1 of the Farmers Warehouse, stated t
I day that the pad! week had been the
best of t*-e season at bla house the
! highest prf. us of the season being
paid for tobacco sold on his llnor dur
ing that period Several piles brought
a* high as $45 and SSO per too
pounds
Mr Alphln has made many friend*
among the tobacco growers «f this
section sluce coming to Goldsboro.
Five Killed At Memphis
When Train Hits Auto
Memphis Tenn . Get 24 FLe j
person- were killed and two Injured,
I one perhaps fatally, when an auto-I
mobile In which they were riding was |
struck by a Frisco Railroad pa.sen
ger train negr Winfield. Ala late ye*
' terdsy here
Those killed were llev || i-' i, U c al | .
_4t); his wife, un.l two veer-old
daughter, of Winfield. R.v William
-I. Gits 15 of Rulll«eni Ala and
Rev Mm llsbkins of Fulton Mis*
U A Farter and Rev \( r , Gwen
of Fulton Miss wore Injured Mr
Owens was repotted Iclirv in H crll,
leal condition
COTTOA MIKK IT
New Vork Ocl 2.! .Sp,>t* -opened
rieady Middling 3015
1 .Future* closed October 30 30 l*e
• cember it.ll, January 2'. ho Mnrck
I MH. May 29.91
•
You may aueceesi when other do not
believe In you. but never when you
do not believe In youraell If you ran
keep* up your courage, when other*
lose heart: If voti ran keep on push
Ins ahead, when othwrk-turn back:
’if you can stplle and "Walt. when oth
era play the cowiyd's part and qnM
I then you will kn<Mg (bat you an
made up of the atUfT that makes a
hern and yo’ti *rt« bifitnd lo come out
a WINNER. The b**l ptepatallon
(or good work tonturrnw Is tv rie
gt.'d work today.
Net Tea lata tfi F.Ntrr.
D l» not tee latedfwr )«« In ea*
ter the News Natowmaa*hlp rlnh
j*ml win une us the Bale* just a
--K few kubsrrlptlwßa aarared right
new will put )na up aatong the
j leader, la the ffintpal*P. Lei
basy now, while the HUNT PL-
L KIOD t KLIMT offer I* on. N««
Is the tlaie tu have your friend.
gDe yaa that sfifiggilpll w ibul
• hey promised y«m earlier lu the
L campaign Promises never yet
wan a ear (nr anybody, bill «uh
-crlpiloa. did. tiff busy right »
nan and tarn yoar proail.es iuln
.übscrlptlon.
Office 0|»e» L>eMlng»
The campaign tilMce Is open ever)
: evenlug from 7:30 to ILJO o’cltsk to
receive credit* and to lasup supplies
Istii h a* additional, receipt hook*
sample copies of tbw New* and to an
swer question*.
(MM WiR
IS IMMEII
MeWPlwtß! NBflflcd fly I
Slale Senate Ovff»* the Phono '
of lmpoHchmont
I Oklahoma ‘ Ity Okie, Oct 23
Governor J. F Walion was aospend
ed from ofTtre at S Id this afteVnoon
when tbe Ht«le Renate by a Vole of!
3« to t adopted a reaolulion tenwmra
rlly relieving him of hi* official du- j
Ilea, following the aubmlsilon by Hu ,
lower house of a bill of Impeachment !
aaainat him. ». - I
The Impeaahment bill charged tb*
executive with entering Into a cor
rupt agreement with Dr” A K Da 1 j
enport. State Health Fommlsslnnrr
j T T F.dward*. the governor s per
' sonal chauffeur was on Ihe payroll
i of tbe health department *OO a
) month: and that thereby “certain
| monte* were 41verted from Ihe slat
nolory object and. purpose for wbb h
thffv were appropriated hy' law "
The suspension resolution was In-
'roduced by Kanator W. M Gulagi-r,
of Muskogee A cbwnilttee
named to Inform the Governor and
the Lieutenant governor of the u<
tlon I.lleutcnant Governor Trapp ta
IB’ Hapulpa. Okla . and was nollfied
by teleidlone Tbe <omrnlltee dellv.
errd I heir measage lo the governoi ,
In his, offlre. !
Immediately afterward* Ihe House
' 'rspsniltied article three, rhargltix 1
the governor with pn-aentlng of a
grand Jury that waa to Inquire Into!
Ills official acts and the Senate j
j accepted It
The senatu dotted ihe hotiae that It I
j would convene ari'v time to receive 1
! additional lin peach meat articles that
would be ado|Bl<l Igj, ih«- lower hou •
and thra a>T|i,urn Thf H .use and.
>-g .11. seasliwt almost at tbe «hi.u>
time
Two Wilmmifton
New«paperH
Wilmington Oct. 24 p A'on.olld .
I tlon of the Wilmington Newa. an af
tarnoon newspaper published here
|sln<e February 12 a* the afternoon
edition of the Morning Htar. wl»b the
; Evening Dispatch w , announced to
j day effective tomorrow
The enaaolldaied iMihlleutloa will
I hr. known aa the New»-D|*p«t, h and
will he Issued by the Port Puhllst
lt>K rompaav publisher* of the In.
hutch as a six dav paper.
WOIAKH MAY "
NLH POl.lt $ t Hill
Wilson. Ort 21 s R Dorsey,
former deputy sheriff. «,r Wayne
county and . hlef of police ~f Fr«.
ntonl has accepted a position H ,
chief «»f the Wilson |sdlce depart
ment
M OK t V«t t I t H HLLTN THI Itsp 13
'Regular monthly meeting of the
Goldsboro Wtnaan'a Find will tw held
at 4 p. m Thursday at tbe cluh
, roo.rp*.
0
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SHIE S HIGH I
SCHOOL IS WIIKO
OF HIGHEST PLACE
In Vomtional I'upils AKrictiliur- ■
h! ( oiliest Held 31 the Stale j
Fair
Illy the Associated Frees.)
Or* 23 Thr team front
Hit* irei-diuor* High Hchool won Aral
piece tn the *oratk*at agricultural '
imtUla' contest held at the North Car
ullna Slate, It waa announced today '
Over tixi pupils from f>3 schools tcsik ,
part In the fudging contest. whlc> ,
waa conducted under the supervlskw
of I‘tobiior R H Ru finer,. of Htata
('ullage
t'laude Webber, of the Harmon'
Karm l.lfe Hrhool. waa announced a’
thr wtpnar of the swerpstske* prlae
for the beat ail round Judge ot It*.*-
aim k Webber waa awarded a pure
hred -lerrey hull calf donated by the
tulmccl lluahandry Division of HtaW
Collcnc-
Following lira the wtnnara In the
livestock .team content.
Flr»( premium -t'rccdmorr hich
•chtvol. conutoaed of Hattie Hubert*
1 Hutch Itanlcl. Howard r>il-rin
Becnnd 9 prvntlult) Sandhill high
school- compoaesd of John E Kelly
Frank Kelly and Hyphen Mabry.
Third premium—f'ary high achiNil
compoaed of tie rge FYtrd. Kennell
Smith nnd Harold Wilaon.
Fourth premium -Craven count)
(arm life school. com poaed of Andrevi
•(Morse. l>onald I'eraon and Frank Wit
Hums
Flf'h premium Wskelon high
»« hpol. com poaed of Pleasant ( ham
bine. Junius Temples and Millard Al
ford. *
Sixth premium Mldrtleburg high
mhool. com poaed of Wilbur 'f'olllns
Hamilton Carroll and llanka Fraxer
Seventh premium Caatalla high
aehool. commuted of Hugh Inarm
•Oeorgc Marahbourne and
Glasgow
Klghlh premium Oak C|fy hfkb
aehool compdged of Howard Hrown
Ernest Ftheridgc and Wheeler Du,n
lei*. «• -
. Nu»M*. , piautUiii. SaaWrd hint
| aehool c(impoa<-4 of Klnton Tuyliir
I Jamea llarrla nad John Taylor
Tenth premium I‘hlladelptiu* h|gl
! Hfhool. compoaed of Alfred Cook*
(iurdeii Da'la and A ft Hrown
The following premium*. were
; nwarded for the Individual Judge* ot
j livestock:
Flrat Norman Keith. Apex; m>«
ond. tiarrett ftawaon Vtkne; third
Max Morrta. Troy; fourth. Marvin
' Bass, Goldsboro. H F D. fifth, Taf
i Thorneburg. Newton, it F D ; sixth
Frank IJvernmnd. Woodland; seventh
j Vernon (Sorctle. Seatioard, eighth,4
(iarland l.ackey. Hidden lie; ninth
Kdlecn Has*, (ioldxhoro. Ft F It,; ,
tenth, Jpaae Covington Hoc k Ingham
nmwm
ASSOCIATION HAVE
INTERESTING MEET
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Wilt Have a Booth al Tile Fair
To Serve Sandwiches and
Milk
The parent* aod teacher*: -taaca Ijy
lion of W illiam SI a< -bool. . Mr* (I
•I. linker leader had a very Infer eg 1
jttng meeting yeaterday afternoon
Mr Kheltct addressed. the meeting
ami delivered a aplendld address, Ihe
subject of which wa*:."Wtiy we
I should teach muelc In the schools •
Ml** Harlow gave the report of the:
c heritable organ 1 1st {on
It waa decided that the aaeoclatlo.il
Would hate a boMh at the fair to
nerve nandwlchoa milk and etc , the
atiine as they are serving «t the
present
-JNcw Medical Office Has
I'p-to-Date Equipment
F*r T M IIUm II and Itr liavtd
Move have rniahllah-'d together uu
oflue inn in the residents!
pnipertvtliioWii aa oie Harrington
proimrty
The entire house ha* been thor
oughly renovated and equipped for the
»l*c*clal purpose ol raring for fhelr
regular prattle. a* wall a* handling
cn»crgaiicy cage*
I Se> have installed an ample Sun
I .am|i In order to tie able to give ape
<lal electrical treatment. They hev* l
also Installed an O|M-rat|on room for j
the purpose of performing minor op
eration* There |» a special reception '
room which t* used by "hath I»r Hl*-'
tel’ and l)r Hum. Then each have a
private reception room, and then
■their are private treatment room*
The purpose for establishing their
office* In this residential property
I* Ijielr belief that Ihe general pub
lic will appreciate the home at tun*.
Phere which will prevail In their prr
(sent new location.
ft -
mat w* cents
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I wait! io make the Ngwnaa
valuable to you aa 1 pouglbl)
ran. 1 can do thin hdtter *i*h
yoor cooperation than with
out it- Hove , you any sur
KtAlton* to make, do not be
backward about coming for
ward with thorn. Whai would
yon like lo ho« In Ike Now*
that is net now appearing?
MW HELD IT SI j
PI SOI FIRMER
Ixito Roport Vrpm Si- Paul Waa
to Effect that Man Held Thort
Not Man Wanted Here
Kale report* ware tip the effect Ilia?
tb« man arreetpd gad waa he*
lug held at at Haul hi the b#ll«f that
he was Farmer watt teal In .Way*
county aa Ihe man that shot and hill
ed Nd Pc»r»al, sperlul deputised offl
«er. waa ned Farmer
The local off tea ra warn AjHlßed a few
day* ago by the efftctgl* at Nk Paw'
lhat they »etc holding f mgn belle*
nd to he Far mat Think Rosa. t>npb
tv sheriff of
St Haul -to Identify Farmer, hid re
ported that the man they Were bold
Ing'WM not their man.
EMPLOYE OF HIGHWAY
MISSION DIES
Clro Smith- 2M Employe of Stalk
Hiithway ('ommiaaion. Injur*
cd in Auto Accident
dec, Smith. M. an employe of‘the
State Highway Commission, who was
In an autoiuobU* accident tn Hamp-
Hon county Sunday night died here
at k 2(i yeaterday morning Mr ’
Kmlt hand A. M. l-awrence who'waa
also Injured la the hreMenl watt
brough lo (be Hold*boro HueplUl by
( R Stanley of the HoFdaknm Ua*
■lei i a king CO, y
and throe children, wlp> reside in
Kluaton; two nr ihrde alatgre and
brother* who reside In New Bern
Tfro of hi* kletere were al bla had
cldc- when the came Mr Ij»W
-rence la repfirted lo hr improving
nlrely front hi* Injuries
GEORGE PRAISES
! THE SOUTHLAND
Southern Hospitality Say a For
mer Premier. l.ivoo Up lo
Vaunted Reputation
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With l.loyd (Saorge'a Special an- .
route so Indian a pul la. Oct. 31.->
| Southern hoepltallty. David l.loyd
; Occirgr think*. Is worthy of all the
praise sung In Its behalf „•
As be eat out today to resume hte
| speaking tour he said he would nevg
forget the fried chicken, corn
rake*, oyster soup and other south
•m dellracle* be got during bte two
days stay In M>ulev|||«
Hl* daughter Miss '.Meagan. also
left l/iutnvfUa, With regret she said. .
who while there ahe did not ha*e to
1 *< l «nd a single speech making func
i Hon and was permitted Juat to play
at the <'<Hinry home of Judge
W K Bingham. ho* to the Moya
j George*. *
“I hate apeecbea." Raid MU. Mm
ran
f.loyd (Iran* will apeak tonight at
- public meeting m Indlanapolla ac
ordlnii ,to the program a* it atood
■ ‘hi* morning
M* waa to arrive at II Vi when the •
'.««i.| civic ret option waa In occur j
1-ioyiJ George will have luncheon ;
nrlvaieiv and rout until evening lie
• M«- '.d today n,
tt the foreign ammjoh which Tn hla ’
"i.inloi,. grow. graver inoifien by mo- |
I mant.
He may refer to aotne RUtoiugntß f
>r Ko «*t'*r Wataon of tndtaffi. *ho
P*>tte In l-»Milavtll«.Kaiurday night at
! ‘ rally and who, oppoaed any I
! "“•rventlon by the Itnltad Htate, u,
itelp tctie Kur. ie-an rouble*. >
late tonlgh Uoyd Oeorjte „|||
••r Marlon Ohio where ha will v|g||!
’ realdent Harding* to,„h and great
i Mr a Harding
j He a pent Hunday halting Lincoln »
, ' ,lr,h P | «» , e at Hodcenviiie. Ky,. alyiy I
, raAes from Idtula v| Ila He made QO
I apeechee V
KVBKrrniMi nr.m' »iw thi
Hontnotti. in«Ki7irrt rAiu
ItoaawofMt Comm unity ralr will he
held at Rtiaewood, Thuraday, Oct U
Everything Indicate* It to be tha big
gf*t fair the community tin* ever
held .
Thla la a good Unit f„ r , h e people
. Os lb. .ommunity to get togwtber for
> a. real good time
■■■■ lawiw.ii rnm
MEMBER OP ? '
ASSOCIATED PMMM
wm lUs-e.ti CmktVm* bs-
WSF
1 IF j
Neo Orleans. U. 0« U— Imb
dredg M men lafergstal taf'tbo cotton
Industry -wnry arriving or wpr# aa
(b*lr wny io New Q»rt«N|M ten|«h| tor
the national bolt weerll ngflitii.
MhH-h boajns here lunuwrow |i con
tlnue throngh Friday. ''oftog growers
cotton mill oppretorg. moo who trade
In tbo commodity oa th* goKhaagea.
chemlato. hegfcera. oftjolalg of raH
made which dartre r»rnmig tratp >U
transportation and (Share were 'pre
perlng to dlgsusa Ute rarggaa of the
wnerfl Tka heel means of erodtoot
lag It and «mf* and rnodha to con
vlnoa < ongrees that the pant .la a
national and not a aootloonl prob
,om . , .
Stac Ist leg, xcrutding to tbo Now
Orleans cation oxebango show thot
the balance of trade enjoyed by the
counfry waa maintained by ootton
from the close of the war botwgoo
the etotOM to the iiegrtaatog of m»
World war And the exchange hid
gone go far t» expregg fear that If
the weevil la not curbed the ItoMdd
futee will lone that adenatodh. bO
cauao the poet now la wiping out the
Qodcm. nod them Is noCblog to toko
,‘ta place
The lews to the south to tbo loot
flee yearn, Henry 0 Hooter, doom
(ary of tab c-xetumge decloroo. hM am
ounted to more that one hllltow Me .
hundred million dollnm, aod hd ddfi .
th*t the doulh'e tot I* the imWtCFI
lot
(ABOR SUPPLY AND
DEMAND INCREASES
m iinmu pidiw 1
v * • T-TBS
Knrouraginv Rdpwrt AMP
ted for The Weak by Qttf
mbwioncr thfpHfNh'T^^J
• • ■ ■* j d,
(By the Aseocliued Preee) ,
Raleigh. Oct 33. Both the MHOhOf
of application* tor employep> aod.
the roQoeeti for help made to |ftoi>
offices In North Carolina of top IKnd
era!-State Era ploy meat Service
cd Increeae during the week hiding’
October 10. according to (he shgfety
i sport of M U Hhlpman director of
(he service,tn thla state, which erne
sailed today, but th* relative con
dition* of labor supply and demands
are about the same a* (hay ware the
week previous, said Mr. Ifhlpmeo
Two cities reported a surplus of
carpenters for the peat weak eg that
did for tke. week ending Mtaber 13.
nad there atlll la a shortage of day ■■
laborers and form heads, white on
the other hood there era plenty of
men to he found for driving automo
biles and truck*, stated Mr. SMpueaV
Registrations Into onto totaled Ml.
while there were 833 re <inests tor
help made by employers, five hun
dred sod seventy-*!* parsons veto
referred to employers tor voih and
of this number t>3. only 33 teas than
he number of applleotteag. were
I laced In job*, according to Mr Ship
man’s report
.„ • f
Have You Done
Your Daly Yet?
Many paople think the C 0 0. |l
maintained only for tl>a purynaa of
giving Immediate relief ts thd m|-
fnrlng. that artar thla haa boon don*
l'a aorvico and tnteraat caaaaa La
order to ahow atmethlng of tha ond-'
1 atrutlva work eecompllehad by tha C‘*
i G H the following atorjr la toM
rmir rear* ago a woman anplted
O S for medical aid. She
M« taken Immediately to ■ local
twutor who found an,,, operating and
tnontha of treatment necoaegry.
The organisation rave temporary
iellef until an Invaatlgattaa coaid be
I made Upon inwatlgatlo* tt waa
(<»nnd that the woman waa a widow
i *' l, h threw email children Tha aid
eat a voaag girl waa working ha a
mill where aha received email gy r
the only aource of lacoma la tha fan
II jr
The f*. o 8 took charna of tha
cane rendering aufftologt aid la
liirntah the afceaalttea and lo keep
I ihe two veager children la achoot
Now Ihe atory reada like a fairy
tale The mother haa reoovnrnd hat
health, the daughter haa aarrtad a
j hard working young man. the two
younger children arc bow old
• nongh to help earn a Hvtag lor the
tam Dy. and (* o. » no longer gad*
t!t a ace ..ary to readar ftaaadal a'd
Tbla la ju»i one of tha many
that haa roaie under the dtrwfckn
of tha C 0- 9. during the gnat few
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