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VOLUME THREE; NO. 74
IWO DOUIIS FOR THE
DISCUSSIMOFIHE
r ’Mupu
JMI*4 by Home B«m*
Jp tor* that AgTcoMcnl (ould bo
/ Reatkd on HBixling-Uoolidgc
/ Profron for kbnbenhb.
VBghl&ffton Mar *1- UP)—Tbs Ban
at ; aaratga relations committee de
vo* a two boura* meeting today to
a liberal discussion of tha naw world
court quaitlon, with tba raault that
aevtral mtmbari predicted would lead
to an agraamaat among advocates of
tba proposal bafora tba commlttaa.
and aaaura a raport to tba Senate
bafora adjourn moo I of tba aeaaloa.
Belief wag expressed by some Ban
Vfteg that agreement could ba raarb-
P«J bn tba Hardlna-t'ooUdgc program
i fur mambarabip la (bo preeent court.
* with tba ifugbaa aafaguard included
f Tb« draft aloag tbo linen of tba
ttsrdlag-CooHdge plan. Introduced by
Senator Swanson of Virginia, waa
brought Incidentally bafora tba com
mltteo wblcb gave special attention
to tba auction referred to by the Vir
ginia Senator presiding tbnl Amsrl
caa reservations or amendments be
agued to formally by tba other ad
liffcnt.-
There waa aald to ba practically
unanimous agreement that the I’utt
•d B'atas could bot agree to any
court plan wblcb would bind bar to
rOcognixe/tbe authority of tba tribun
al to render ex parte advisory oplit
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Dr. Cuthrel] to
Be Preacher at
College Finals
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Wilson, May ll.—Commencement
fi.rd.es for tba 1i24 class will b#
bald at Atlantic Christian Collaga. be
glrptng Saturday, May 14. and con
tinuing through Wednesday. May 24.
according to tbo program of tbe #«-
erctse. announced at tba ofßce of tba
coUaga here today. *
Features of tba -program. It was
stated, will be tha sapual commence
mant play by tba studopts of tba coi
, logo. "Daddy IsHig-Legs.” thr laur
soclety oratorical contest and tfce an
anal si unsol bswgpot.
Dr. L. O. Brickar. of tba First
CfciUtlen Church, of Atlanta, will
preach tba baccalaurate sermon and
tb* V W. C. A. sermon Dr. George
P enthrall, of tbe Hillsboro Street
.Christian church, of Ralelgb, will de
liver tba class day sermon, and C. U
Coon of Wilson, will make tba com
mencement address for tba high
school division of tbe college, while
Dr. Finis 8 Idlemsn of New York
City- will deliver tbe regular com
mencement address.
Frank Clark Has
Cinched Honors in
Cold Tournament
Asbevllls. Msy 21—Frank Clark,
professional. Asberllle Country Club,
bp a brilliant 44 yesterday afternoon,
practically cinched flrat honors In the.,
annuaTCarolines professional tourna
ment bars.
His score far the first. 34 boles If.
141 Harold l-obg. of
who led thr field In tips morning round
had a 71 for tbs afternoon, and drop
pad into sect nd place, six strokes be
hind. 811 floabel, Charlotte, was
third., with 141.
' Final 34 holed will ba played today
•a
Asheville Up In Air
.Because Class Man Rule
Asheville. May 21.—(Appeal to the
Board of IB rectors of the Bouth At
labile League has bgem taken by of
fl-iils of tha Asberllle Club from tbe
Cfrlslou of President Brarnham. of the
league. forfeiting two games to
A Charlotte. played In Asberlllt>. and
Ml son by the Tnurtata on May 9 ant 10
In (resident Brarnham In a telephone
Kikssrage today said Asberllle should
' rake credit for tbe wins until the
Bo.it'l of Dfrictbfs rules otherwise,
It Is expected (be board will be call
ed to pass on tbe question next week.
The forfeiture was over tbe playing
of live class m«a. oas In excess of the
league rules Asheville's defense Is
that It was Ignorant of the class rec-
Mean, shormop , ,
*S#rAIS>MfEK BAIL PL API EM
FOBffXGLAXD-lAI.TA HER VICE
l*»ndou May 21 14*)—For non atop
lying between London and Malta. In
connection with the ttngland-lndla
and Australia mall service, tbe sir
ministry Is asking Arms to submit
designs for commercial aircraft which
will perform such a journey.
The machines must have a cruising
speed of 100 miles as hour and ac
commodate 20 to 30 passengers or tne
equivalent la good* and mall. The
journey to Malta will occupy ten
hours. Cairo will be reached In 24
hours altar leaving England; India
ran In rsacbsd da four days, and Aus
tralia will bs brought within sight
'day> of London.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
HENRY FORD’S BID LQSES
. IN BATHE IN THE SENATE
1 AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE
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LEIiH COUNTY
noruK
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Superior Court Adjourns in Re*
npect to Memory of Ikfd
Jurist; Vinitß Recalled.
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1 Kinston, May 21.—Chief Justice
Walter Clark was a frequent visitor
0
h#r* in ocher year*, lh was pre*la
dug over Superior Court In Kinston,
at tbe lime of tbe charleston earth
quake In tbe eighties. One of hln
last visits to Kinston man to attend
the unveiling of a marker al South*
•west battleground, u few. mile*, from
the citr. Tbat place was tbe scene
of tbe last Important Confederate vic
tory in Ihe War Between the Stales.
Tbe noted jurist had a part in the
battle, as one of tbe youngest field of
loera to ever serve tn the army. At
tbe age of 17. aa ts well known, he
was a lieutenant-colonel In ihe gray
forces. Tbe Halifax County school
boy waa commissioned a major In the
70th Regiment of North Carolina
troops June 3. 1864. Tbe out fit was
a part of tbe famous Junior Reserves,
an .army of cadtts. grammar school
boys, and baby faced lads, many of
whom bad barely been out of sight
of their mothers before the summer of
*44. Their valor Is written as one of
the last chapters In tbe record* of
glorious -deeds. ,
Oiddd- members of tbs bar here re
call that tbe dead Chief Justice was •
a stickier for punctuality. When he
presided over court here he was noted
for bis vigor. He was Inclined to
over-ride precedent. These' traits
marked his conduct on the. bench of
the highest conrt. Some lawyers
here remember Ms election to the Su
perior Court bench in 1884, and to the
Supreme Court In 1449, together with
Ills plevatioa to Uie Chief Justiceship
In 14A2 and assumption of tbe office
January 1 of tba next y*ar.
Superior Court here was adjourned
Tuesday at noon, out of respect to
the memory of the dead Jurist. Judge
Lloyd Horton, presiding, ordered a
half-day suspension. Previously
there wss Interruption of tbe proced
ure. while N. James House, veteran
practitioner before Ihe bar. spoke of
Judge (Turk's lone and distinguished
record, his service In the Confederate
Army. elr. "No ntsn hits done more
mental work than Judge Clark, be de
clared. lie moved the adjournment,
and the niofon was by Kred
I, Button, who said he had studied
law> under the Chief Justice for a
short time. .
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STATE NEWS ,
Raleigh. May 2j With several
hundred persons presimj. Including
members of the I). A R , thJ Colonial
Dames, the t\ D. C„ and the Sons
-of the Revolution, the Bloomsbury
/chapter of the Daughters of the Rev
olution unveiled a memorial murker
and houlder near here Hqturday.
-marking the old Ramsgate road. The
boulder was erected nbottl three miles
from the city on the Fayetteville
road It waa placed there through
the endeavors of the Bloomsbury
Chapter of tbe Daughters of the Rev
olutlon.
' Ralelgb. May 21. -Approximately
rite third of the allotted JS.Otxt as Ral
-1 elgh'a share In the fund to erect the
lee Memorial School tjf Journalism
was raised Ihe first day of 'be net.
palgn. It was estimated by Mrs. Ib-n
--ry l-ondon and H. V. McPherson, dl
-1 rectors of tbe local campaign 0»B
--1 eVous donations were reported- from
many prominent persons and th° ett
iiens In general The heljef Wit Key
pressed that the nlToNt-d nniothvl
would Im> easily raised amt perhaps
over-subscribed
i FATHER i SON
SENTENCED 1 DIE
t Alexander i**xd Hollar'* I’iHman
I to (»o lo Electrir Chair June
> 27. Notire of Appeal Given,
r
I Greenville. R C. May 21 (JP) Alex
t tinder and Holland Pittman, father
and son. Isle today were sentenced
I to die In tbe Stale electric chair Frl
- day, June 27th for tbe death. Junu
p ary 3l*t of Htalr officer J II How
e ard on Hog Hack mountain
1 Notice of appeal was given,
t
k A 100 of wheat lakes nway from tbe
• troll 47 pounds of nitrogen. 18 pound*
t *of pbosporlc acid, and 12 pounds of
'tpotash. ,
MLMMM, M. C, THI RNDAY CORNING. MAY 22. 1924
1 • ** ’ I*l 1 • t;
The A4vw4(m to Make Another
Attempt to Have Ihe Bill Re*
ported to the Committee on
Tuefiday. Next.
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Washington. May 21.—Henry Ford’s
bM for Muscle Shoals went down la
defeat today In the first t**t of
strength before tbe Senate Agricul
ture committee.
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Advocates of (he Hold bid will
make another attempt at un executive
session Thursday to have It repotted
by the committee ,
At todays session Senator Harrison.
Democrat. Mlsalsslppl, offered a mo
tion to report the Ford bid without
amendment, but It was defeated 10 to
4. It Is now planned to offer a mo
tion Tuesday to report tbe hid with
out recommendation
Should tike Ford bid advocates fall
In l heir attempt to get Iha bid out of
comntHlee, they planned lo bring It
to g vote In tbe Senate as a substi
tute to the committee proposal when
tbat la submitted.
Taylor Acquitted -
By Wayne Jury
Kinston. May 21. </P|- Deliberating
only five’ minutes, the Jury In tbe
rase of State vs Sheriff A. W. Tugjor
twas acquitted by a Wayne County Ju-
Vs, here this evening, on the charge
of immorality brought against him
A packed court listened to tbe evi
dence, which look up a major portion
‘of the day. Nearly every person In
ihe crowded court room cheered when
the Jury’* report was read before tbe
court. * .
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PETRIFIED EGG Off EXTINCT
AM*AL POi XIl IN IDAHO
Boise. Idaho. May 21. (4*)—A school
hoy playing In the sage brush a few
miles from Kuna recently picket} up
-wbat U believed to be a petrified egg.
(Speculation, tn now rife as to wheth
er It Is that of a dinosaur und similar
lo those fount* some time ago in the
desart of Gobi. Mongolia.
In slaa tbs Idaho specimen Is four
and thirteen-sixteenths Inches long
nod three and nine-sixteenths inches
In dltmetrr. The outer surface Is
dark ochre in color, the Inside a dir
ty lemon; and it shows considerable
mineral replacement.
Some time ago the remains of a Itve
footed horse were discovered near
tlomrdale. and once the skull of a
rhinoceros was found embedded at t|re
head of Picket Plb creek, near Idaho
ciiy'. 0
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Program ‘Bone Maiden’
Opera Houae Tonight
1. Introduction Plano solo by
Mrs. George Byuutn
2. Chorus—“Grex n Vale and Vine
Clad Mountain.^
3. A- Reclt.—"And Thru Karth’a
liitdal Chamber." Mr. Guy Winstead,
tenor. B Herlt.—“Oh! Hear. Thou
King of Heaut'jr." Mrs. McCarthy Han
ger, soprano 0, Reclt "May. Why.
Should All My Gladness." Mr. D. U
SheldOb, barltoae. I). Dust “The
Rose of Ixive," Mrs. Hanger and Mr
Slieldun. E. Reu4L—'“U>se. Then
Thy IVace Forever." Mr. Slu ldon K.
Duel * "Soon Ah the Mountain jtum
mils," Mrs. Hunger and Mr. flheldon
4 A. Reclt.—“Bo Spake The
Spring." Mr Winstead R. Chorus
"A Maid More B-autlful Than May."
by Chorus C. Supratio wold “The
Blootu On My Hoses,” Mrs Ruth Gold
Saierr.
0. Cborui.'-"Mid Tbe Waving Rose
Trees "
6 A. Reclt —"God Greets Thee."
Mrs. llaiupT. H f ont ralto solo
'"Ask of Your Hulneil Castle." (’.
Reclt "Alsst The Hand Is Thine,"
Mr. Winstead I> Chorus- "(Mi
Larth Horn Borrow.” ’ .
7. Trio —“Hast Thou Wandered,"
Mrs. A. II Kerr, Mrs. Hlzxell and &lr
Arment
8 Air-" The Sleep of Even," Mrg
Winstead.
'9. A Reel! -•"IIArk. lieneatb Her
, Window," Mr. Kenueth Finlay, bari
tone H Duet "I Know A Rosebud
Shining," Mrs Spicer and Mr- Win
stead. :
10. Chorttg— "Tla Thy Wedding
Morning "
11. Solo "(Vhere Gloomy Pine
Tress Hustle." Mr Finlay.
12. Reclt ‘-"Forth From The Hum
liter's Hlossom," Mr. Winstead
13. A Male qusrtrt-"What Hounds
There Bo Boftly," Messrs Winstead.
Sheldon. Arment aud r bat win l>e. It
chorus of Kikes "Farewell, Sleep
Tbou Lightly.”
i 14 Finale "Yes. Ken as Die Th.
Rosen,” Mr. Winstead and Chorus.
I ——
I Tbe famous Premier Mine In South
'Africa has pifuluced no less than
I'll 16 00v.040 worth of diamundfi.
TAX REDUCTION *J
bill mm
IN pIPE
Early Approvd of thr IJnani
mpttt A|frt«Britt of the (’on*
sere doth on Uiforcnrcs He
twen House rand Senate Ft
dirt That "tW Bill Will he
Signed by PltaMent.
Wsshlngtoa. Mag 41. bP)~A tax re
duction bi 11,,, eodofaed by leaders of
both parties sad Virtually every fsc
tihn tn tbe Sem*4 nnd Him■«> was
molded Into final t Jlu today,*
Curly approval As the uasnlmoiis
agreement tM t"on(<Tee« on tb<
differences jmtsre» Vb. S.ngie rut
ihe House EearMOoßfiy by both par
ties was the hope was
expressed by leaders the
bill would bs by tbe Preil
d*nt.
The conferees' r%ort will he tak
en up lomgrrow or ffrldav and If ap
proved It Is jUpectHl the House will
bs ffclc to act Jh If Baturday lJttle
HfiM is expected to be taken la ds
ligta tn either bodr and there were
tndlcaliona tonight test practically nd
oppottiUon would ba olfsred
Th* ronfereea accepted without
change the DsmocanUc Income tax
schedule proposed B tbe Renate by
but turned dotqn tbl other major ar
put umed down tkJ other major ar
guments gained by Bemtle Demo
crat and pro
viding for. fiUJ IrfbMgtlon of tax rs-
Itirns and wuhstauteiNDorporallon lax.
carrying a sur«U||wi undistributed
profits. *• | f
ImmigraHln Can
Be MftbliHh 1
New York, May (a ?J| UFI-AaacrUnfi
that the (jjiestioh of jdapaneae Intml
grsHnh could l>e poai erfwctlv. |y es
tablished ibrpugta (Onwibtto negotia
tions" the NattonaljT Aaaoelattim of
Manj)fs'«tufW|a tsdaVjadopted a res
olutlon exprogalpg rgtM that; Con
ape"* bad linj-rli !(_ nß*p>rs bv leg
islation an exclusion* wpifey.
Chamber’* Final Appeal
The (j|ißgiber sf Coaimerre two
weeks ago, through lla officer*
and directors mgde an,appall to
oar entire cilloensblp, *lullng
Ihnt the argnnl«iHon (or six
year* bad trees carrying n deficit
and that tbe present Board <»( l»|-
reelors desired to lake ears id
Ibis amonnt by calling ns tbe ci
ty's man power Infs spcrial row
trlballon. This detirlt amounts to
approximately 41.000 and while
tbe present organisation Is amply
organised to Ihe extent of taking
rare of Its current expenses, H
has not been able lo eliminate
Ibis old debt. This appeal baa
been met with generous contri
bution* from a- number of our
rltlirns, but tbe needed dIJNM has
nol yet been contributed
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Are you Interested la tbe efforts
of imr local I bomber of (un
merer |
lime yon met Us appeal by
mailing In jonr donation I
o
* 1 onr check with thirty nine
others (or 4IU «och will, put your
( bomber of ( ommerer completely »
out id debt.
Tills space Is donutad tn lb*'
1 humbrr ol Commerce by tbe
Goldsboro Xros and 011 l be giv
en again In our Sunday edition,
■ carrying a complete list la tbe «a
rant spare shown, of oar busi
ness und professional men who
hate contributed lo this aortby
cause. The hens Is p< rbap* clos
er In foarb with Ike efforly and
accomplishments than any other
organisation In oar city.
Be know akat the Chamber of
I ommerre amply financed and
wRh the moral sapport of oar
baslness Interests ran accomplish
for our community, and without
this organization, tbe hews real
ises we woald not prosper, bat
would stand still; and we heartily
endorse this action on the part of
the I hnsaber of torn merer, and
argr every man In Goldsboro l«
respend to Ibis appeal.
IDEIECM STORY
IS MED 10 SENATE
MttltlY Mil
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The (Vnmiltrv Informant
Which Attracted Attention
Some Weeks Ago sh an Inri
dent of ShadowH.
Washington. May 31. —A de
tective story of extraordinary duality
van related unlay b*foi% the Ornate
•Daugherty Committee. in Tgurpoiird
explanation of th« mysterious dlsap
pearu lire of the iipy record* of llaston
•It Meant). Tile committee'* Inform
ant, who attracted attention come
week* ago. a* an Incident to the uc
< omit of shadows Mt by the Depart
•meat of Jo at lee to follow M. mil by
day and night From the same wit
ness, wh<> w'rtH one time kteuoarapher
to Jeff Hmlth and now aoelal operat
ive of the dr pari tar nl of Jiittlre, and
her husband, a confidential agent to
•B. B McLean. Waahlnglon. publisher,
the rommltler heard allegations also
ih«i the ayaleiu of espionage had been
'don* around the. committee Itself.
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S(H) N urses To Attend
Meeting Twin City
Winston Halcm. May 21.—Approxi
mately 600 nursea are oipected to at
tend the annual convention of the
North Carolina "Nurse* Aagoclatlop,
<>'hl« h will open in i.hla city on
27th, and continue through the 29th,
ttcrording lo atulementa made by
tlYo»« In charge of the program and
other arrangements for the meeting.
‘A varied aerlea of addresses and lee
jlures. iirrtalntng to the work of the
I'nuraMt. a number of aoelal function*,
jaud business luei-ltnga of the Aaaocla
•Mon have been scheduled f«r the three
‘■•lafra that the members Are lo be In
«*i* Hty.
The convention will be preceded by
a mealing of the littat* Board of Nurse
•Examiners here on May 23 when
more than 14u student* wrtlj taka the
V lamination.
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BOt'TH HE A WHAIIM. PAYH
WeWlngfciH. Nam. Zealand.. May 11.
DW The Norwegian whaling expedt
tlon. which haa been working In the
Hose He a. haa returned to Btewart
Island with 221 blue whales and a
number of fldkaika Heventeen
thousaml barn U of oil. Including by
product* have been secured
ALL It l«M HTILI, IMLH’I,
Karalon. Calif. May 20. (A 1 ) A Jer
sey cow. owned by a local dairyman,
I* 22 year* old. and Haled aa one of
the most-aged Jersey* in America, yet
ahe gives evidence of good year* to,
come. She recently dropped her 22nd
calf. She give* four gallona of milk
and produce* more than to pound* bf
butler fat. monthly,-
Tl Itkh LKANT ASNEHTT
<Ymtantlnoplc. May 21 (A9 The
National Aaaembly haa paaaed a bill
granting amnesty (o all military and
imlltlral prisoner* arrested during the
war or armistice period. The hill a*
cepta 300 pi leone ra allpulaled In the
. I naan tie Treaty, whom the Angora
government deierdiined ehould not
beneflt-by the terms of any amnesty.
ARMY PLANES REACH
MINATOMOTUA. JAP.
FljcrN Arrive hI 10:40 A. M.
Aflrr }kvrn llourH and Forty
Minutes Front Hilo Kappo
Bay.
Mlnaio Muieu. °Japan. May 31. (4*)
The three I'nlied Ht ite-c around the
world airplanes arrived here today'
(Thursday (emu I liter Kappu liay on
Yatorofu Intou<l
The flier* arrlvid here at Hi'4o A
M . a time of 7 hour* and 40 minutes,
after taking off from lido Kappu
Hay The distance flown was about
364 mile
HIM II All. KIMI.IH
r~"
Neal hern l eague
N< w Orleans • ; l.ltlle Kock 9,
Mobile it; Memphis 1
' Hlrmingbatn II; Nashville 14
. 11 riedmonl league
Durham' 11; Raleigh A.
Win ion Sib in U; High Point 1.
' Danville 2; flreensboro 1.
11rglnla League * i,.
All gum-a pout polled-
South Allaalh- league
Asheville II; Spartanburg 6.
National League
Chit ago H; Philadelphia 6
| Cincinnati 2; lirooklyn H
Piitsbuikti 4; New York 10.
Ht lambi H; Buston 6.
Inter nan l.ragac
I Huston 6» I let roll 4.
1 All other game* ruin
! Athens. —Uni varsity Oa., 11, N. C 3.
. PKIBB FITE CENT*
REPORT OF HEJILTH 1
DEPARTMENT Fi
MONTH OF IPRIE
Fifty-live Ciutca Kxam
ined During .Month. Some
VolunUry, Olhem -fir ported,
(ifrnl Number Aatong Nurne
ntuids and Cookit. *
The lepoit of the Wayne "County
Hoard of Health will give the general
public au insight to the various du
ties ami the wonderful work the i
health department ia doing for the
community.
According lo the report, fifty five
veagleal eaifea were reporled to the
■eglth department during the utuMth.
and apt «ial attention ia called to the
great number of tluWe cases smoug
nurse maids, und cooks In private
f-auiillcH Home oat hints eorne to the
health department voluntarily, but
mosi of tltrhi. ann reported.
TNery person ‘whu la egaplned and
found free from communicable Ala
•■ase Is given a card These cards are
n ocean ary if the holder wishes to Se
cure a job In which be or she will
handle loud. , The card ,haa to be
•igued hy Uxt health officer after an
elamlnatlog IS mads. 1 v t -
BHow Is live report for the month pt !,
April: - ,
Contagious dlaeaasa * 14
Quarantine by visit 60
Vaciinadon for arnall pus .....1.312
ldciiiren No attending ...,3.636
Ve lot real dlssaaeScasas reported 66
Pa««a returned for treatment ..., *|
Treatment indigent eaaea 1.113
Usdrurlal (njectlons M
Tuberculosis eaaos registered 14
T H homy* visited uhd Instructed 14
Organisation; clinic, no. esam. .203
Admitted to T. B. institutions ... 2
Tonsil and adenoid operations ... 31
Nptrttfon errors corrected II
Bchool children esatnlacd 446
No cMiuded from aehool 10
Visit* to jail 11
Visits lo county home 14
Cunaulthtlona, professional 61
Ksamsawd fbr pneumonia •
Ksamined for marriage . 7
Ksamlmd for tsaehwrs I
children esarainsd for Industry ~ C
Food handler* examined 61
“-"-“t jg jsstx 9 :
f* yPWw« * # *♦*f ■ M
Rxamlisd fbr lunacy l
Mtamlnml bipod for mitlarta I
Spec Ime ns seat to laboratory ....347
Sewer connections ~ 31
Rural privies constrdrted 30
Private water supplies protected
against surface formation .. I
Minor adjustment of nulaanoem .. 44
Major adjustment of nuisances.. 164
Inapcctlon of dairies 36
Inspection of hotels, restasiranta.
•“* .1...... 16
Examination and tests of animals 101
Office conferences 37$
Official group conferences ........ 22
Correction violation health law* .. 1
Mileage--
IleaMli officer 062
N“ r »*« ". >hioa
Hanltary laspectom 1,646
liarnlng per dollar Invested dur
ing month $3 4u
Vidr£»ne Confetwes
Killing of 6 M n
New Orleans, May IL-Kuaebe VI
drlne, of Villa Platte, today confessel
to-the killing of sit msn according tr
a report received here hy the New Or
leans Htate from the Hberlff of Evatv
rwiine county. «
JOLIET* HINTOKK Al, VOTAtiE
TO III: rEI.EBRATED IN PAUEANT
Joliet. May 21 (A*)-- Plustlng down
Ihe ChUago dralnag* canal and the
lllinold river, a modern Ixttils Joliet,
acrompanled hy Fathrr Marquette
ami hta voyageura will be greeteed
when he lands June 14 at the city
hearing his name, by a pageant of
more than I .mat urtora. given In com
mensuration of fb« landing of the
original Joliet beie 260 Oyeara ago.
The week of June 14 to 33 Is lo be
devoted -to a celebration of Joliet's ex
ploration and discovery of Ibe sits of
this city.
Although the trip duwq the Chlca
go canal and river will not follow
accurately fhA original exploration
trip of Joliet and Marquette, It may
follow the route tsken hy lbs fbca
oue explorer u year later In ret fit?*
Ing to the Illinois country
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New York, May 21 The twenty
day meeting of the Metropolitan
Jockey flab gt the Jamaica Irark.
will < lose today, after which Ihe
thoroughbreds will move to Belmont
Park
The opening at Belmont tomorrow
will be featured by tbe.ruunlng of the
Mvtropollian handicap
HR 1 OMk COTTON
New York. May 31 (AT- -Spot cot
ton quiet. Middling 32 60 cotton fa-
Ourss elosed steady May 3211; /uly
c* 37; Oct 39 61; Dec. 36 34; Jan
24.97,
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WIR DEPIRTMENT
ISSUES STRTEIIENT
TO EX SERVICE MEN
War Department Sayn It in Hue
lettff for Kx-Service Men to
Write or Call for Honua al
l*reHent.
Washington. May 21. (JP) Already
besieged by requests from Veterans ,
for adjusted compensations unde# the *
bonus law, the War Department ti
autd s statement today, pointing.ant
to former service men the futility of 4-
writlug or calling for honua payments
at ths present time
. Ths special application blanks harp
been drawn, and an order for »fie*a
million ha* t>eeo placed by Ihe pub
lic printing department, the statement
says, and as soon as thaw haws
received their distribution will begin.
In this connection (be War Depart*
meal has made sriangadanots tbroufß
the Post Office Department, the Ags*
ertesa Legion, the vanoua military
headquarter* and civic societies
tinted will he on all tbeeblnaka.
rod all information of the boogp and
1 pplication itself will contain special
ortrucUnn as la how to AU o«4f tbq
eppllestlam *" '" vw?> ' '*
Blue Devils to Ask T«ch
For Anotlier Fray
Trinity Collega, Durham. May |J.—
\t s’ regular slectinn of the. Trtaltr
'Tlllege Athletic Connell here
1«y Bight. It pgs voted to lend Mata
College an lavltation to play another
baseball gam* either In Durbaw or
in Raleigh, to deride definitely tfci
Htate championship of North CartH
Hna.
Managers o| the various a|htoUr
trams for nest year *era rhoaop ass
'ollowa. Blaeball. JJ. fsrrla. of
High Point; track. R E Imng, ntlM
boro; vfteotnag, R. A. Burch, of Hog
boro; and thnata. J. W Harbladat. of
Morgsnton
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EITI RL LMPRKHH OF JAPilf >
TAILH IT BORNE.ACI
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this being ■ on* Apra, svldepof of f|T
Invasion of moderh tde#ffiFw life*
of the ruling fatally. %
The prlnceaa la already ga ate’ »•
lent tennis player. Hh* will ha Ihd
Nrtt empress of Japan' to hare had
such pbyalclal aaertcea aa part of
her tralnlnff. ; '/
TEN NIB *q It BIU.L TO
BE AUtUk AOAIIt
Chicago. May 21- Both stdaf ol the
'•layer writer rule of the UntOA
Hales, lawn Tennis Association wifi
he sired her* tonight at a fheetirtg
called hy J. C Rtewart. president of
tbeW'enlern Association. Oeogfn, W.
Wightmsn. president of ths NnUapii
Association, and other offloern will
oresent the aid* of ths s> sociatloa,
rod WJIIIsm Tlldm 11, natlonnl chata
•ion, will state hta side.
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Police Photography
Now Brought to »
Fine Art
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New York. May 31—tffil—A phdlo
graph studlb, Ibe largest sad- mom
up-to-date In the world with a ettea
tele of more than 64.000 persOM sad
electrical equipment tor developlßg
photographs with lightning sptdlty.
has become on# of the meat laspot
that adjuncts of the New York poUno
department.
» Tricks of criminals 'to clrcumfipt
police photos is pher» hare become
futllv4b*l ‘h* old time requlretnkng
that Tour detectives hold a prleonkr
for a pose Is no longer necessary nffi
only delay nowadays la canned by
vain women who powder sad rouge
or by “shelika" who slick their hair.
Pari* -polio- tint long ago sent -over
here a photograph of a man named
“Hussey." New York police Immedi
ately recognised Ihe portrait a* thn|
of the notorious “Dapper Dsn fob
tins." despite the fact that when pho
tographed In Paris he hats thrust hit
head forward to give a distort*.
Image
The so-called "Diamond Bank < -h
bery,'* in which two bank mexaenysf*
were shot to death hy a gang of hold
up men. waq solved with the aid of
the police ttudlo One of tlta sang
was known, and
4,000 copies of hi* picture wet* yea!
to police In all part# of th# country.
Fingerprints accompanied the pot
traits. A few day* later Barlow -M
Diamond, one of the gang, was rwcog
ntxed and caught In f'leveland
Hat even more ntrlklng waa the
rase of a trusted bookkeeper who dis
appeared when hta accounts were
found to be $30,000 abort. Police
sehl bis portrait broadcast Three
months later In an obscure western
town the fugltllre sit recognised sad
arrested by the town’s lone motor
cqrele policeman. . M
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