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VOLUME THREE; NO. 97
THE CONVENTION FORCES ARE .1
ARRIVING IN NEW YORK FOR
NAT. DEMOCRAT CONVENTION
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0«l H Um Mw *f Talk and the 1
MMckinc nf Opinion. Tkore i* 1
i JiwrclM Only tin Outline #1 1
ht\ City of PoMtlcnl Silence |
b New York. June It—The maneuv
ering ct Ui« assembling ol leader* ol
the detnocrake pnrtlks are Entering
u pa Btbe usual pre-con venklon nerv
oasaeae. hewlMemeot and general
uncertainty
With the democratic candidate* for
the preetdency In actlvn charge of
their campaign. oonveatrum forces and
other Brat raters tp the party are
arriving hourly.
Out of the mane of talk nod the
matching of opinion, there euierv I
Ink only the MT-hae ol a Hty point J
cal alienee I
RrVnilaenre perhepe of ihe niount
iud dp me of the McAdoo men It the
suttigslasiu and conßdqnce of the
fol lowere of A1 Smith
Looming In the background, how
fv*r are the preetdentlal aspiration*
of a ooten leaser candidates whose
rC tort Appear coaSdeot H at la the
« dark horse will brdxk. up t
g and rpectnculnr deadlock
Rising Into the picture Joo. In, the
a bitter ftfht over the abaa-
f # ~Vljh|pii of tho traditional party ruk
J 4 tiring twb tWrde major ly lo
uonplnale 9
• While around the entrance of tb<
big uhl rival plaltouu builder* with
proving heat the form of the pert)
declaring prohibition, foreign poll
and the Ku Kins Klan.
Outwardly at tenet the McAdoo sup
porters are making the grantee show
ol conideqce over the outcome of the
ballot for the presidential Domina
tion They doejare their caodtdat*
wMI have close to a majority on th<
9r#t roll call. auKwVU become tin
Standard thPjpirty not lal
st than the hpo*’ eeTenth
While tha driving force of the en
tbueiaam (hat la behind the Smith
hpotn la little leas convincing when
they are separata* from the cooveo
tiop swirl Thg chagsplooK of Pn
deowood god a long list of others win
prfcng the question quite convincingly
„ thit neither JfeAdeo or Health aaq
|M nominated.
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m tern
NEIR SMITHFIEU)
■ MOST jam
Sunday is Marred by tollisiot
on H' /bway 22. Which Ma> I
be Fulal for Young Man.
J! V n . \ .■ t —, I
Bmlthfleld. June 19- /wo person- I
w«r« injured, one of them seriously I
on the Hni ihflehl Four Ouks rood I
loot beyond Turnor'o bridge Hunda) I
afternoon about :M o’clock,,xxjien a I
Ford touring car. driven by Dfyve in I
- gram and Theodore Roo*ev*|r (Ted I
dyj Young of Henson. crashed Inlb a I
Ford rousted driven by Ouude Mat I
thews. Jr., and V. C. Moore. Jr., oi 1
"Raleigh. The touring car Wus goim I
from Suillbfleld to Holt l.ake ut a I
»p*ed of about twenty ai
„ hour, according to report* - I
After tronang tba bridge an ai
tempi was made to paa« another rai
wfcirh was going at a moderate rat<
ofapeedTind as tba touring car swerv
•d out to puaa It crashed' beudnu lnt<
a roadster coming from the opponin
direction AcouftSlng to teltnesse* t«r
tba scene the roadster had slowed
down and bad almoat stopped when
the toanng car ran Into It. the lattei
f’ turning over three tiinrs before cOm
* tug U»A i*tand»ttll. Moore was thrown I
IroJfUa roadater but was not hurt I
lugriMa the driver of the touring car j
waaJTrtoualy. If not fatally Injured
whiH Young's collar t*.ne was brok I
•a e received other sight Injuries |
rapt F U FiUdy and Mr H D I
Johnson, road supervisors. arrived on
the scene soon after the % reck andj
moved the cars and cleared the road I
A pint bottle which had contained I
aUl|se was found la Ihe car driven I
by.3 At" U was broken wlten the
* car'VJfcd ovar. A boule of oiukge
crush Wit also found In the car
The injured men Wbrs brought to
the Snsthfteld Memorial hospital.l
where they received medical alien
Mon At the lest rsport Ingram, who
was seriously hurt, was slightly lm
. proved though hot out of danger *
Matthews and Moftra returning to
Raleigh from Holt I-nhe Their car
was allgbtiy Injured wts le the tour
ing car «as c onsiderably damaged
MKW YORK COTWY
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Naw York. Juna 19 (#•>-■ Hp»« ‘ot
ton quiet Cotton futares closed gut
at Middling fill July 21*5. Oet
J»»1; Dec; tS 4l| J»» 1416. March.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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McAdoo Arrives In Now York to Per
sonally Conduct hi* President *1
* - Campaign
BOSS MROItNCES !
WHMRMML hom
1 SECOND PRIMARY
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Mr. Kohn’ Withdrawal Leaves ,
j Second Primary Nef'esnary j,
Only for One Office.
Raleigh. June It.—Chas. Ko»i run !
ner up to l». C.'BrumnstU lu the r*<-e (
for attorney general tonight address-j
a letter to tlie chairman of thej
State Board of election, announcing ,
ils withdrawal from the second pri
mary. thus giving the nomination to
Mr. Brumm.it.
Mr Ro*»' withdrawal make# the
second primary necessary only sos
me office, that of Commlaalooer of
Imbed and Pricing.
In this rate FYunk Grist, disre
garding the advee of party leader*
his lt»CPtx«l ou a second primary
. gsalnat M. L. HtUpiuan. lacuiWhilU.
who led him by more than 12.0UU ma
jority In the first race.
JOHNSON LLECTEO
BE PRESIDENT OF
' KIMS CLUBS
H. Paul Minnesota is Chosen art
the 1925 Convention City.
j Denver. t'ol . June 19—Victor t
Johnson or Rockford. 111. today was
li'lerttd president of the Ktwana Club
I International, by the eighth annual
I <on\eiuton here St Fan). Minn , wast
I IsMiii as the’l9ls convention city /
I rije convention adjourned this after- •
I noon.
I- SALVATION .mm REVIVAL
i The T«nt Revival Campaign, which
I s Im*luk conducted by the B*lwlon
I \rmy In Wcbbtown. where meeting* •
ire held nightly. ut 8 P. M . I* caus-.i
I ng much Interest. Nine rouD have *
i seen waved to date. (‘apt. W. 1,. Rain-
I .ay from Kinston, waa here last night >
[and preaihed in ('apt ttltehie'H place.
| He delivered a Royl stirring appeal on
I ha‘ aubjopt: "The Heavenly Race."
g The scripture lesson wan based on 1
Vlnthlann. IX. 24. (’apt Ritchie!
I I will preach tonight on the subject.
'l’Naaman the l4*p«r.? K.verybody in
| extended a welcome A section is re-
I u rved for colored pWfll.
EASTERN CAROLINA IS
NOT GETTING HER SHARE
I Kinston. June 19 "Kaste/n Caro- i
| lina ils not gelling her share of tourlnt i
| 14ve1," ts the way an official of the i
| Kata tern Carolina chamber of Com i
| nierce put It today while discussing i
| tbl i matter An Investigation was
I made as to the number of tourlntß
j that t gavel the Hanford Raleigh
I Hmlthfb-ld. Fayetteville route It de
yel oped from this survey that full)
HU |*r cent of the tourlstß who go
South In the winter, never see East
Jrn Carolina at all. because they liuve
* been accustomed to foil w tilts Han
ford Htnithcru I* uea route.
There Is a reason for this. In the
opluton of the Kastent Carolina Cham
her of Commerce officials. The fads
In the case showed that a very Inten-,
wive canipui gu ha* been going ion for
many years, with a view of directing
the attention of the tourist* to the
other note alitl no effort has been
~ ! made to get them to use the Ralttgh*
j Smithtlsld. Dunn and FayVUuvtll*
CfEIT INTEREST
SUM ITU
’ MEET TESTEW
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Ketiular Monthly Meeting of the
Tobacco* and Cotton Grower*
Co-Op Asndclation Meetji at
Court House Ytwterday.
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{ Much interest was shown In a live
lyemeetlng of the Wayne county To
'barco A Growers' Aasorwltlon held
|this year, at the court house yester
day at t P. M.
f Before the .regular monthly meeting
iat 2 o’clock, tke advisory board and
‘iexecutlvf comrajtlee met at t P M.
IThey dtsrussed plans for the program
I pertaining to the 2V •'locals” active In
ithe interest of the Association, add
.real work waa accomplished.
I At tha regular meeting representa
tives of thirteen of the local* out of
the twenty-eight were present, and In
addition about forty-five of the out -
standing farmers of Ihe county wrere
present at the meeting
t The program of the work of the to
jbncco growers association was pre
(united by Ms. L. B. Roger* for the
Lmployees and member* of the' asso
ciation, to organise. Thts was hear
tily approved by all those present.
According to the, sentiment of the
•member*, the records for the month
'of June will egceed that any previous
knouth since the associating, has been
lorgVised
| The speakers at the meeting were
•Rx-Sberlff Stevens. the director'of the
V-ounty cotton aasoclatlon. Mr. W. A
■Shackleford. (Jf Oreene county, and
(Mr. H. B. Mask, of Raleigh, heart of
the field J aervtce .department of the
cotton association- V-
Tho nest meeting of the association
will be held .the third week In July
and It Is eipected that Mr. O- A. Nor
1 wood, who probably will have return
ed from abroad by that time, will
’ present a complete report of the stfr
rees of the commission, which took
abroad to become acquainted with
Kuronean Durohnsers of the weed,
hUi upvuu die
Herriot Receives
Confidence Vote
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Paris, Jun eM.-Th. r 'hatvwr Os
Deputies tonight voted coirflriehce In
I Premier' Harriot In connect!*! with
I the new government "
I The vote was 313 to 234
BAKEBALL REHt LTf*
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National Leagna t
Boston t; New York 4
Brooklyn 3; Cincinnati t.
Philadelphia 1; Chi ego 3
Otbar games not scheduled.
American League
- St louls I; Chicago 7
Detroit 6-3; Cleveland 16 2.
Other gwmea not scheduled.
. Piedmont Leagne
Durham 3; Danville 8
High Point 9; Greensboro It.
. Winston Biilem 4-, Kalelgh 6.
Mouth Atlantic league
> Charlotte 4-1 ; Asheville 1-8-
Hpartnnburg 2; Macon 4.
i Greenville 0; Augusta «. a
Virgin||i tarngne
Norfolk T; Rocky Mount 11.
Petersburg 2; Portsnwuth 3.
Rlrhmoud t; Wilson 0.
Hwnthern As*oclalk*a
Nashville ts; Atlanta 3
t'hattanooga 12; Birmingham 8.
Mobile 12; Little Rock 3. .
New Orteaiu 2 0; Memphl* *-4.__
route Map* have lieen prta(e<l ami
went to the leading hotel* In the oth
•r. *tate« which do uot *bflfw the Tnst
ern Carolina nstte ut all Not even
the »tale highway* are recognised on
these Independent maps
An effort l* going to be made to
correct this state of affair*, by having
map* and charts made nhowlng the
Eastern Carol na route .Hpetdul eat
pliasls ’will be lahl on the laiprtanre
of going Homh the Ea*t>-rn Carolina
way. where the scenery Is heautlful
ami the fields arv laden with things
that muhs IlfeArcally worth whh-
Meetinuu SIV betiig arfiHtged now In
Ihe towns affe«i**il by this by the
Fuistern Caroltna Chamber of Com
merce, and some definite ste|>* will
have been talon ere the tourist *•'«
son opens lu No(emtier no doulu
"Really they don't gee the best part
of North Carolina, the wny they an
no* go.ng," said d’resident John "
Hiilines of tha' Eastern Chamber.
HlHlfHt n. C, FRIDAY MOANING, JUNE 241, 1921
mips
BARRIES Mia JIIDD ’
sin raw
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Mr. William* i* One of the
State’* Strong**! lawyer*,
and ia at I’resqpf Solicitor of
This District.
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' More an huge of «r.datives
and f'irlenda wlilcb crowded the
irhurrh to Its utmost capacity. #!*■<
iKugenla Margaret Judd. and Mr
4’lawsou Williams were nulled In
marriage ou Thursday morning at let
o'clock. In the Pregbyt. rtan church.
Ban ford. N. t’..'"Wtlh Dr H t’ <IH
mar*, pastor of the church ufllciat
tug.
The decorations of the chtiroh
were singularly beautiful and grace
ful. being done under the supervision
< t Mrs. A. C. Hughes. A charming
color .tone of pink and green was oh
Served. The pulpit wu banked wi li
luxuriant fern* and palm . u
huge basket of pljik fhWothy I’erkfns >
rose* placed In the esact center, wtifle
on the pulpit Itaelf were placed al
art Isttc Intervals p««doatuls holding
'gtnnt ferns, uji/^ Standards bearing
of fos*-* from
iwhlch festoons hung to the Boar. At
•the extreme back of the pulpit, form
ing an exquisite background Tor the
•entire scene was au Improvised altar
'covered In white und Ufdooned with
graceful roaee The rail of the i hnlr
Joft was entirely covered with trail
Ing Ivy, wbllw placed at either -end
was an artistiwimass of pink roses,
kigalnst a graicful spray of long leaf
pine The orgun was fsptooned w irti
Ivy, a* wi.-re all the uialc lights of
( the church, while mnase* of long leaf
( pine placed along the Ralls of the
( iaudltorlum , completed the picture of
surpassing beauty. r
p Prior to the ceremony n most lleuu
r 'tifuP'musical program jjras fHrnjshftl
by Mni. h’loia ReddtU, goprano. and'
j Mrs. J. N. McNair, orfanl-t. Mru,
f d lift sang moat exquisitely “At
Dawning," and "O, Promise Me," and
* Mrs. McNair renderwf ’’CatieN-ni'
n Nuptlale" between the songs During
the ceremony Mrs. McNair played
t Ith most exquisite tout h ami ex-
ipressttm Mciidt-Lsohn's Wedding
March.” ' ;
Mrs, Heditt worei* itvrkk
of henn.\ headed georgemt with love
ly corsage. anil Mrs. McNair ' was
charmingly cost tuned ‘nhjn' - -* i
ervp*'. beaded In brown, with u cor
snge of sweet pens and roses.
To tbe strains of the wedding
'march from ludtengrin, the bridal
party entered, Dr. K C. Gllmnre first '
hi* trosltlon At the altar, and
the ITshers, Mfwsr*. K it llucban
and W. H. Whlfa advanced. one 1
down either center ulsle of the
church. They were followed by the ’
groomsmen, \h-s*rs. Frank Taylor,
of Goldahoro. and Robert Wellona. of
Smith field. t Next came the two
iirldewmalds. Misses Jo*ephlne Me
t'rmrken and Mury Wilkins, and pHik
their poNltion one on eltb* r side of
flu* «ltar. ' MJs* McCracken wore* a
harming frock of peach georgette,
lace trimmed and , leghorn hat tn
peach colored llower* and blaeji vel
vet, while Ml*-. Wilkin*' costume »»»,
a lovely one of Nile gn-en. accordloil
pleated , canton - crepe, with leg Horn |
hat trimmed with black velvet and
pink rose*. Each of the brutesmuidie
'carried ah exiiulslte l*mi|i*i l of so.--
e* and sweet pfias. tlei.l with tulle tin
! *Hfiife of her Urea*.
yr*. D. If. Hall, sister of the
bride, thiwi advanced down the i en
ter al*ly. She wore a lovely gown
of orchid taffeta. ,yvlth stiver trim
tilings, and a leghorn hat trimmed'ln
orchid, carrying rotysa'and sweet peas ’
lUd with orchid tulle. Mr*. Hall was
follow* d by Miss Mary Lynne Judd,
another sister of the- bride, us mal l I
t»f honor, dryssed In a lovely cost time
of powder Win- . crepe, lay
trimmed, with she wore a l>-g.
horn hut with blue trimmings, and J
carried rose* and sweet peas, tied t
with blue tulle __ i
I Then Miss Margaret llatvii, lovely t
Httle daughter pF .Mr and Mrs t ha- i
G Hatch. In a dainty dr*>s ut tur i
Iguofee blue m pe do « hluo. aeconllon
pleated, come scattering rose petals
in the pathway of the bride'; while
little Kenan William* younger non
of Mr and Mrs W AVHllartis. In
a suit of Idack velvet with white
erep«- blouse carried the ring on a-
Oliver tray.
i Th bride entered on the artu of
her brother In law, Mr It II Hall,
w.io gave her In inurrlage, and *a
met at the altar* by Ho- kroom w ith
• hi* Irest man. Mr V R William The
i ceremony was performed by Dr fl C.
I Gilmore, using the liiuiitlful and -ol
i etnn sin ire of I la- Fresh) li-riau
ehurcb-
The bridal party then left tlij
'cbureli to the strains of Mendelssohn
N»-eddlog march
The hrble. always lx autlful, wa*
unusually so on tjii* o- < asloii Hhe
wore a roll brown canton cn-|M
i-iuhroldi-red in aslf-color, and with
. self coloVed aecorduln pleaterl rtieh
'logs at the sleeve, and down th* side
fasti-tied with soft georgette' edg'd
M—t Story Champion
Wim
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Mm Mary Miller Falkener. a *tu
dent in the high •< hool at Golds
boro, who was selectsd si champion
of Nuilh Carolina in ths National
Meat Story Contest, in which nssf
ly I J.OOO high so hool girls com
peted. Ihe contest wye i onductad !
liy ths National lavs Sto. k ar..i |
Meat Board in high *i hoola through J
out lha L-died States.
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CONFESSIONS IRE
OBTAINED FROM 3
RE FOUR BANDITS
( Wan Also Reported Yesterday I
Thai IndielmentH will hr
Served AjrninHt Ten I’eootr
Who Are Relieved to be In
volved in Robbery.*
. ChlcHgo, June 19. (*) Federal ag
“in>* prepare today in go Wore Die
grand jury immediately wlih lb# »*l
- in connection with the holdup j
a week a go. of a Ofclcago. Milwaukee
A Hi Paul mail train near Chicago,
by butita who more than
$2,000,000 In securities and rash. It
wna assert'd by the Pont a 1 Inspector
(hat rotifosslon* hail be«*q obtained |
I nun three of the four men. charge d
with act uni participation In the brain
robbery.
If wan also reported today that ln
cllc tments wtll be nought against Un
nagfiftf jyhe ft**" to hag#Jump)
* lafolrol In the holdup. Jewelry val
ued at SIO,OOO. aald to have been part I
1 of the robber*’ loot, ha* been re
1 covered. » tri
With luce ®t\ilh I hi* »he wore a b«t
tmatchßtg fw shade of this beautiful
costume Gloves, shoes, hose and'all
am somitlcs were a beautiful taupe
.brown.
Mrs, Williams is Ibe third daugh
ter of Mr- Judd and the late Kiigene
Mlch e Judd, one of the Stale'* fore
most educators, anil Is* a young wo
man of striking tomuly and charm
She has been much feted by a wide
circle of frlemto"since thw announce
ment of her engagement.
Mr. William* I* one of Ihe HUt#’*
■strongest young lawyers.* and I* *•
presbat Solicitor for Ibis dlslrlct. In
which he Is making a splendid rec
ord He Is Ihe chi pit son of Mrs.
IJnda Rand William* and the tots
Doctor II C- William*, and romoq
from a family pnmilnent In the
, stale.
After ihe ceremony the young cod'*
♦ pie left Immediately on a north tmund
'train Yor a trtp to Washington. Thlla
clelphla. Af,lanlle Cltv anil New Yotk.
after which they will be at hom* In
Hanford, with the groom's mother.
SLANDER CASE CREATES
GREAT DEAL INTEREST
K niton, June !•». A l-eiiolr county <
jut') In the i.'fttM* of N Herring tni j
tlu> Norfolk Hotttlvorn Hallway ypelcr- i
,l;jy rilurnrsi « verdict of to; dumagae
in tlio crops of the dcfciaiunt ilue It
iiutili' by tlio currier at l** |ul «i
lh«- book lit k up iif * liter from u fill In
IU ~r rr.i-k In thla county some two
II; |f« !,<•> oml IJrOmncn The ruue »H
the llr t une us two tliken tip tiefore
lu«lK<* l.tnyil Horton .of Karmvllle .In
Sit|ierlur I null. I»n *wk» civil term
Judge Huriun. during tlw rwurae ul
th»' trial rul-*1 put the permanent in
jur y rlaiiae of the indie tunlit
In l lie inhi *us V' t VI aril n, Mra j
All* Hunter, ult brought <nt alauderi
by Wanl lor IMMtnu, the hi* wa»|
1,1-;. 11l I oil iVlllepll till* 111 when I
,i,urt adjourned l«i» In I4*e afternoon J
The three remaining iimfliM of at j
torntva 111 the Hi e will 111 until*- tu
il.iy, anti it l» evpm ted that a venlli i
*- II lie In hand by main Hevetulwll
wi-ie pot on by h til the lie
fetubml ntul \\ ants attorneys Two
wi: tu i'w .i I leuei! that Mrs Hunter
ntateil ofler tile liipiter Imlhltna fir
thut Ward net the building on fire
tin Hunter building burned over two
yeuti agti. Hi* bfilldlug being u total
IflfvH
Hubert Hotiae, I‘red Hutton ami i,uiiu
I Haw non iipokii yewletday. while thing
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YOUNG BOY CONFESSES TO
SLAYING HIS PARENTS MAY
LEARN OF HIS FATE TODAY
NEW LABOR PABTY
ME MUM
; suet raw
McDonald of Illinois Nominated
for I’residenl; llouehe Vice
President. ,
St Paul. Minn.. June V» iA*t The
new Farm l.atxjr party reached the
nomination .stage today. Alexander
11 low. ll it placed the name of "Duncan
1 MclHaiabt. of the United Mine Work
'era before the convention.
I McDonald waa nominated for I’ree-
Ideut, amid, the acclamation of all
present. except the farm delegation
from Minnesota
Wm Uourb# l d Cedro Valley,
Waahn. a fruit giower. waa nomi
nated lor Vice President by acclama
dun. the delegates from Msunesota
'jiiMfd this dwaoMlntlei
BEAMAN IS ON THE |
JOS IN THE BATTLE
Ml FREIGHT MIES
l« Working Hard that tbe Big
Meetinn Here on July II Will
be a Rite Success.
Wilson. June 19 Mr M. K Bea
man wIU» hla ear done ti> the groUnd
In inktter* needing ralea In North
Carolina, w I red to Mr. Eishtoack
ivtirenod for lbe iwatera North Carolina
Ire I ght rate fight, waking U what be
heard waft correct- ,
” Mr Brtfmoh rntmf TdSe a minute Th
send ng a reply to Mr Mahtiack to
learn whnl wn* being done, and be
wu« Informed hy Jlr. Flehliack lb r»‘
ply that the . Virgin laaa along with
their repiesetitallves Mr Manghuni
that they were Jukt aa busy aa it»e.y :
eoukl |gp to prepare plane with which
to tight against U»e rale* recently out
lined by Carolina. They reo gnlu*’
these rates a* directly Inimical l>
this State, and were doing I her level
beet to counteract this laleat nn*v* b)
Tar Heelers to create a change It
their favor.
Mr. Henman then wiryt to worl
sending oiil a wire Informing varloo
Interested imrtlea In this eectlon o’
What Ilte Virginia business tnleresf
are up to.
The original plan for the great
meeting In Goldsboro fur the dlacus
•on of rate* awl lerminala. wa* set
for June 14th. but later was poet
ponwl and will be held certainly July
lllh. It 1# expected, that this ques
lion raised by "Mr. Klshbuck s state
menl of today. wl|l be also illscuesei.
i tu the Guldftlstfu gather n*
| ‘llope I* espresfcd on every ftldt
tUnt the GoMnburo convention will 1»<
an Immense xucAsft with btlodced•
I from many parts of tills section *d
North Carolina.
ultler »peee)Mf» wTy he dgttmisd trdhiy
Hutton and Ureene. Bhaw and Jones
nmi IVank Idles are altorneya for
the twoueeiilor wUlb House and Roum
ami John liuwson are defendant'! al
lorneya.
It was shown In the ioiirgn Os tlf»
trial that \lra llunler bad taken out
125.00 lUKUiame In October prior to
th«» Jarmry runflaKr«llotv Thu botfl
nxuruiMf on (b«t wm» I*a&
000, coat of the buMdmg when erected
waa Iko.ooti and several held to the
o|dtiion that HOO.UOO woo hi not re
plupe It tiotay. The two witness.-,
wlio teatllbal aa to Mra Huner'a elute
I meot were definite 1n their nlate
menta. One atuled that while doing
| elect rlrul wofk on a t«b|dionc jade
1 Iw overboard Mra Hunter tell another
woman that she had dreamed that .
Ward would hum up the building'
and thla had happened. Amdher wit
neaa aluted that while working lu the
, new store for Hitman In plurtng aj
r Move ahe had mode a remark that *he
wanted It built bark an no more flies i
J like Ward hud net would occur aguln
i Mra. Hunter denied ail this and
I elated, Jbowewr, that ahe hail atated
!to many that Mia lira alerted In
a Ward'* atora and that waa where It
a.j did atari. _ i _
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raiCK FIVE CENTS
Testimony in Ilia Trial on Sm
title rhari*e of Murdering
Mother Commenced I-atg Yu»-
terday.
Clearwater, Fla , June 19.
Frank McDowell, youthful coaftftsed
slayer of four utemhera of bhi fwnolAy
—father, mol bet and two ftAftWra -
probably will know before Ifcp »»|»4
of uuoi her d*» tghetber or not he Ift
lo spend the rest of hla day* In ag
mean i asylum or die la thft a*wU
onstructoeff electric chair.
TcwUupay in his trial her* «• the
speci lie chargv of murdering hi# mo- ,»
•her. was commenced lata today. Thg
•ury was charged, and arfdmsM of
I nr member of the couaael for 4M .
i,tale hid bn*n heard before coftH
ecvssed until # tomorrow moral##
A verdict of guilty, aa
carries tbe death penalty, ll ka If
1 acquitted, he w»H he seat 't <* 4lf
i tate hoepltal for the Iwanna. elf*# 1
■ owing a day to HgtaffA |#
nlinrelf described by stales w(!###•
es x# one who feigned Insanity U
» cover up the slaying of bD psrftUift
and hy an alienist appeartag la bU
'lehalf, stating that be tgaa la soak
. until Mon that he could llva. at U|f
beet, but a few years, MeDawall also
■ tilled ihe court room by jamplng t#
bia feet and ashing that be be kaMQ-
He told tbe Court that hla !■#•
vers did not know anything abdttfM
-as*. and he wanted a# opportigMAj
o tell tbe court wbat hgd happened
Judge McMullen, presiding pvar tto
trial, was at first Ineltnad to MNlft
be boy to taka ibe stand, sal m*
ceded to charge tbe Jury.
After he <had finished that, howgtgr
.IcDowcli again arose, aa# ptoadsd
that he be permitted to taka the
stand. *nd following a consultation
bet we eo the court and lb* eoaaael
th* coort staled to tbe Jury that the
I ase waa a bit unusual, but be bid
decided to lat Ue Dowell toll hla tomv
i tbe iary. He w*a accoiklkiU'
Ptwed on tb. stand wbbr* hreSt *
Ml for half aa hour, rambling Wfdhgh
, me deaafto’WW bfta Mtoi’g to—dl 1 *-«*—*
■PI MEG. 4
WANTS I LOCATION
FOR FACmY HBIE.
Tire Raich ( ompuny of Uac»lß- t?
ton. N. Cm Wlahw U Cmk »• .
* CoMaboro on Accoml Bfcl|»
pin# KaciMlleH.
Mr. M Reeves, of Uacolatoa, N. _
C.. who has been In the dl* fur tbar
last few days. In th# Interest of tha
chumplon Mfg C 0... relattvf lo to
curing a location In thfa city, grg
seuted h« iFTopoaltion at g caHad
meeting of the members of the Chain
per of Commerce last Aadard-
Ing to Mr Reeves, he wlskas to
hts factory here mainly oa aeedaat
of the shipping facilities.
* The proposltloo of tha
was presenterl by Mr. b##tt■ kit. •
previous meeting qf lb* Cham bag bald
Wednesday night, but owing lo lbs
Inclement weather, very Caw mMafctftf
were In attendance, therefor* the.
igeetlng wna postponed until IUM>
i Inigh't. •'
The factory of the hop
located ut l.lncolntoo. has bean M>
1 Dperstlon only three and oag-h#»6
|*ear« and la now manufacturing •##"
»n automobile prodip'ts, tno|uA|M
tire pafehaa and atom*# botUilM *■
the beginning. Jbre# and a iuU
manufartured but tha bualnaa# JU
im rm«l to aucb *«U»e that tfe
iddltloifal product* have been a<UM
Mr Reev*a eald that one and S
million ran* of th* tlto
pal rhea wara aold daring th* *o#
year, amounting to over. slß® 00# It
can hi
The prewent capltai atock l« |si.*
iioo accordlnp to hla aiatemntl. Ittf
I • wlahea to inrreaae this amount U>
tlmtube in order to take car* of
thla Increase In the volume of gupl
neaa
Those preeent lant night aypreaaad
Ihelr approval of the project, but
( turned the propoattton over to ihft ll*
. duatrlal committee, which will ye*>
r thla morning, and make further If*
1.. Al at _
tveetlg^tlona.
Former Kin«ton Shoe
Merchant Granted
Kinston. June IV—W C Ward,
former shoe mcrehaut of thla cRy waa
Ipnlylit aw anted a verdict , ‘t s7s® tfl
i hla »ult for »f.o,niM> naatnaf* Hr*.. Alice
I Hunter for alleged slander.
Ward dedarwa that Mra. Hugger ao
i rased bun of burning n building Ut
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