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VOLUME FIVE; NUMBER 93
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STEEL BODY OF CAR SAVES LIVES OF OCCUPANTS
ORMOND DAMAGE SUIT SETTLED FOR $15,000
Big Cadillac Turns Over
Three Times Near Town Os
Mount Olive-No One Killed
Driver of Machine,
Blinded, by Glare of
Approaching Car,
f Leaves Pavement and
' Machine 'fonts Over
: Thrice Car Pilled
With ladies Bnt Only
i One of These Is
Slightly Injured j i
Steel Body Saved 1
Them >
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\ r The supremacy of sled bod- ]
' lessor automobiles ia piece i
of those of wood or some oth- j
er material, waa forcibly end l
fittingly demonstrated near i
Mount Olive, twelve miles i
south of Goldsboro, Sunday <
night, when • Cadillac limou- <
shie. owned by Mrs. Ben
Southerland, of that place. I
left the concrete pavement and i
turned over three times. The i
car was being driven by a col
ored chaufeur at the time,
and in addition was occupied <
by Mrs. Southerland and sev
eral other ladies. Mrs. South
erland was the only one in
jured, suffering more from
the shock than from physical
injury, and a report from the
Goldsboro hospital last night,
where she is receiving treat
ment, was to the effect that
1 she was resting very comfort
ably, and would probably be
discharged within the course
of a few days.
According to the account of tbe af
fair aa related to The NEWS. Mrs
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Southerland and her parly were re
turning to Mount Olive from a visit
at Wilmington. A tew miles from
Mount Olive a car equipped with glar
ing headlights and traveling at a
high rate of speed came down the
road headed directly south. The driv
er ot Mrs. Southerland a car. blinded
by the headlights nA the approaching
ear, and attempting to give the lat
ter all posatble space on the high
way, cut too far to hi* right/
The Cadillac atrurk the dirt r<ad
alongside the pavement, nnd Imme
diately turned oyer. rolling over
three time* before coming to a atop
All of the windows were down at
the time and, strange to say. not one
es these was broken.
In order for tbe occupants to gH
dear of the oar. It wii found neces
sary to break the window in tbs rear
and they crawled through this A
check-up showed lbs) Mrs. Souther
land wa* the only one who had been
hurt In the least.
Another remarkable feature In con
nection with the accident. **« the
fact that the car. after bring righted,
i waa able to continue on to Mount Ol
ive. It* drat Inal lull. Under Us own
power.
It Is believed that had the machine
been of w od or s.nnie similar con
and the accident occurred
aa It did. (he occupants of the car
would bate been killed or seriously
hurt.
JAILED BY I'. S.
Asheville, June 14 Chart** F.. Man
ship clerk In the Asheville poetofTlre
is lh jail In default of a llOOtt Ijond
tonight the victim of a trap s« by
poatofflre Inspector* In the|r efforts
to solve the mysterious disappearance
of money from special delivery tel
lers. Manshtp a bridegroom of two
months has confessed according to
postal authorities thai he took money
froin special delivery letters over a
period of two or thrar month*
The specific charge against panahlp
la that he took t& Saturday from a
l, H«r addressed U t Mias Mandat Smith
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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. NOW LOCATED IN OUR NEW HOME, 110 S. JAMES STREET
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AGED RESIDENT
PASSES TO REST
Mr. Inham Barberry Died at -Bin
Home on North John Street
Saturday Night
B*),utduy night at 3 o'clock, out of
Goldsboro's oldest cltlxena, Vr l<h <m
Barbcrrv. panned away at hit home
on norlh John street
Mr. Barberry wav ('» years old. lie
had been an Invalid for many years,
liavlug his sixth stroke ot paralysis
Friday night. He was a <*hrl»tlan,
having made a profession it religion
In a quiet way In bla own a •vcral
years ago. Hlncc that Mmc ne has
lived a consistent ChrliUjo I'lo, L fil -
ing giving him tnoie happlnean than
hearing someone read tb' Word of
God, or testifying of hit lov; , for
Christ.
Mr. Barberry waa pa'lent In hta
suffering, and very of
anything done by hts family or friends
to make bla hours m -re comfortable
and Irae tedious
He leaves a wife and one daugh
ter, Mrs. Wiley Edward*. of ibis city.
RAIN FOLLOWS
PRAYER SEASON
South Carolina People Pray for
Relief and Showers Come
Down
Charlotte. June 14. —Rain, fol
lowing In several Instances, mass
prayer meetings. t<iday hud given
hope to many fit I ten a of South Car
olina who had despaired s few days
ago In the face of the long drought
that grfprgd the two slat.es.
(iastonta. N. C.. late yeatfurday was
visited by the first rain In many days
after prayer services had been held
In churches there during the morn
ing for showers. Similar service*
were planned f< r this week. .
fast aad I’ray
Cltltru* of Cheater. 8. C.. closed
their place* of tod iy at il
a. m. and gathered >n prayer, 'he sit
uation being declared eo serlona mat
rops would be ruined mile** show
••r* were experience! In a few hour"
Casting was tbp order of the mor"-
lug In the town »n.H after 'he con
tusion nf ihc scrvl ri.
Al Rock llill. 8 t’, a ilffeen-inls
u'te shower Saturday foll<we<( sixty-
Hvr dry dare, Pr* /er I-d been of
feted fair four duya Imploring Divine
tld 111 s.<vtng crop* I l ihat section
Due Meat. 8 C. and Charlotte, are
two other renter* wher cltl/.enii have
held services.
Irritable Downpour
A Veritable downiauir drenched thin
city last night, the fall continuing foi
more than three hours.
Western North Carotins I* also re
potted la< log « serious water short
age unless the drought is broken soon
NEXT FAIR WILL
BE THE BEST
Director** ol Wayne County Fair
Asttociation Now Making
Plan* for Same
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Direi tor* of the* Wayne county-,
Ealr Assoclalion net yesterday imirnc
ing for the purpose of diacuaalng .v
mini! or of matter* of Importance*ln |
connection with the next exposition lo
be held her* In this city. However,
there wer* several prop<>*ittpna which
h.OI nol been definitely derided upon
and It waa dm-tded to meet again on
Thiirstlav. -
Indict-I'on* nre that the next fair
will tw ibe bigg**) and beat ever held
II n ihla county and In order to mak*
thl* assured, plaua havr be«n started
well la «4v§pct of the opening dale.
GOLDSBORO, N, C„ TUESDAY MORNING, JUNK 15. 1921.
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GIRL SCOUTS ARE
ENJOYING CAMPS
Young [Adieu From Thi* CHy
Having Great Outing Down
At Camp Ki-Ro
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Two gcorc or mot* Goldsboro pco
pl especially those who have daugh
ters at Camp Ki-lto near New Hern
tpolnred down to that place' Sunday
for Ihc purpose of looking over Ihc
tamp and at Ihc same time visiting
ih* young ladlea.
And. as halt been expected they
found a happy crowd there. The Girl
Scout* had been In camp a we»k un
der the direction anil supervision of
Captain Mary Mlcbaux and it had been
a week of real pleasure to and for
I bun. They had enjoyed every minute
of It. they declared, aud were only ,
sorry that they could remain there
bit for ten daya.
rhere had been no aicknraa or sc
ctdenta and each and every Scout haA
bad. they said, “the time of their
ir~en."
They will return home today and
will doubtless prove,to have been
really bensfttted by their stay there
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FIST FRiHT IN KVTAI. T« FAIR
Springfield. Mo., June 14 —As a re
sult of a flat light and gun Battle,
two men are dead aud a third la crit
ically wounded at Aatorta, a small
village about 20 mile* northwest of
Hartvtllc In Wright county, it was
learned her* P-day
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j Mercury Here Hit
105 Degrees Mark
In Shade Monday
Goldsboro sweated and sweltered
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, yesterday while (kid Nol mervil*«»-
ly sent his rays pouring do* a on
the city and I!« people and >ar- I
{ reeded In running the mercury In
nnoffichil Ihrruiometeni up In ltk'>
j degrees al 3 o'clock yesterday noon,
i tint la thr fall glare of the saa t
Ibermomcater which bad been sr|
I out far thirty mlnalc. at Ihc ,aat«
hour registered 113 degree,.
It was l-oldsbaro s wariarst <ta>
thus far. If II grows amok warai'r
here dnrlatr Ike next Iw* month,,
i local cltlacn, will k, forced to seek
> refrigerators and other cool places
la order Iw exist.
The heal wave extended atl ov*r
eastern I arollnn, every lowa re
porting high temperature*.
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NEXT BIG MEET
HERE NEXT F\LL
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State Nurtten Are to Hold Their
(Convention in GoMsboro,
Probably in October
I Goldsboro, premier convention of
'he* stale at leant for U»3d, wIH tak«
la vucdtluii along thl* line until the
Kail.
Last Saturday u>ght the seventh an
nual convention of the Huginea* and
I‘rofeaaloual Women of North Caro
lina held her* for two dag* cam* to
'a hiring clone and that edW the lasi
to be held hero for several weeks.
Early In Ihc Kail probably some
. time lu October, nurses from all parta
i.f th« State are to gather In this dly
-for I lie I r annual scaslon.
Several hundred are expected to hr
’ In utl'udunre and the meeting of so II
i predicted, will be a must successful
one ih every detail.
Last Chapter In Killing
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Os Young William Ormond s
Probably Be Written Today
ORPHAN HOME GIRL IS
BADLY HURT AT CANTON
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AlihH Milling Anfffrson, Ar»fi Sixteen, Member of the L UL O. F.
Lowert time Now TbifAuic Aestern Pnrt of the SUte, Suf
fered ConruNMion of it he Drain in Accident at Canton
On Sunday Nlk lit—Otherp Eucnped Injury
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According to an Associated I‘ieaa
il'spati b to The News ycal»rday, Mlsa
M'ldrrd Anderson sixteen years of
*ge a member of the concert claa* o#
lie Odd Kellowa Home lu this dly
.vblch for the past Ikvc week* bus
••hi toutit'ig western North t'arollua
was r.*r'oitgljr injured Sunday night
near Canton where the <da*» waa to
give a concert when a louul iar on
which the and ■evenil o 'icr yoatiti
veople. nil members or the rone.Mi
pari* were riding, wa* overturned.
The member* of the party, wbli*
waitln K lo fulfill thalr 'vutHgem*!!*
are *ald to have taken the handcar
ant] run thi* up aud down a spur
track knr amusement all of theyn tak
ing rides on It. Htiddenly the car
XMV YORK t'fkTTON
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N«w York June 14—Cotton future*
dosed steady at a net advance of t
to 11 point *• July 17(3. October 1 0.35
Dec*mtMT January 16.3 i:
March
dling IHIS,
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"jtiuiped the (rack" and ovarturned
and Mlsa Anderson, who Is from War
t saw waa caught b«n«aih 14 and auf
( f''ted a concussion of lh* brain.
She wa* rushed lo a hospital al
Aahevill* for irv<Mtmrni nnd reports
i fom (hat Institution yesterday were
to the effect that bar Injuries were
i not expected to provefatal and that
i j unless complications set In. she would
> probably be able to return to the
t| ntr here In ihc course of a few daya
lb concert class ia In charge Os
Ml*s Rose Hoothrrlaud and
Mir* Maud Dunn, and Is reported to
have had a splendid (rip up until lh*
r Time that Hunday night's accident
, marred the same. Kortanately non*
Jet the others who were tin the car
f IwiUi Mias Anderson wer* badly hurt
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DATE BEEN SET
SECOND PRIMARY
DECIDE CONTEST
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Wayne County Voter a Will
Again „ Vole for Clorit of
Court on July 3rd
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Jnrk H. Hill, rsaaer-ap Hi tbe
i creel re re fur Ike rlerfc*ktp es
Ike Bayer reealy inperler eeert.
ha. Hied Bailee es kls desire fer
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a second primary I* deride whe
ther hr er J. H. Hook,, Ike pen*-
ml laremkrnt. and the high maa
la Ihr Hr,l primary, shall be dr
ilarrd tbr ,urrrs,ful raadldafe.
Thrfr were Ibre* < atrdldatea In th<
Unit primary aud the standing wa* at
.'ollow * after the voles bad ben
roll nted: Ho k, J.MH4; Hill Z.MI
Sasser fH.
In an lulrrrlew given The NK%>
on Tuesday night, following the prl
nxiy on Katurdny. June &th. Mr. HIL
taicd that at the Instalrnve of bis
friends, he had decided to aak for a
,c ond |-r Unary. Thla be bar done
Geqrgc K. Vann. < halrman f Ihc
county leiard of elections, has an
nounced that the primary will be held
n Haiurday. July 3rd aud that all
Denim rats who ars now qualllted Ui
.ole, and those who have become le
gally qualllted since Julie &th, may
register and tart their ballots.
TOURIST CAMPS
M ATTER NOW UP
Chamber of Commerce Commit
tee Rngfiged in Heeking
Suitable Selection *
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The chamber of Copimsrc* commit
!e» who h lias in t Ijaige th< ina*jx]
if Imal iig a tourist camp near
•nldaboro for the brnrfll of the thou
>ands of tourist* whvi each yeai paa*
hroush the • It > are now at work
hi tills proposition and espn t to
make a report In the course of the
next f> w day*
It has lie'll suggested that the
Y ayn* county fair grounds be turned
Into a Camp for th* tovnista for v glv
- n period each year hul however no.,
mg detlu-le alon K thla Hue has yet
been decide* upon,
ASSOCIATED
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DISPATCHES )
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raics wvgdmws
William B. Cotool Hpck*
W&.Tt*
mond $15,006 “BateT
For Slaying His Son*
Whom the Rkfcmffii
County Mill Map Shat
And Killed Last Aug
uat—Final Judgmmt
WiU Be Handed Down
In Wake Court TofUy
Raleigh, June 14. (4P)~»
'’lnal jn4|Mt( m ill® |l|4|(N
damage •nil brnnght hy . 0*
L. Ormond, uiiwl W. a, Cate,
mill owner of RocklnfM%‘ o|f
what la charged wan the wnwift
ful death of hia ®aa, Ml Or
mond. wiH be haqded dyj n'ii
the ittali manly •■SJJJJJ
E ,t £*^fid p tbCtSiS
rd into^TTornMl
»»»* and Oboenrer,’
drawn in which Oil® gUpplll »
Day the father at y«aa|lMlM
the aum of whig hMhe
■km withdrawn (W» W •S'
ard and destroyed, aagxfcteg Ms
inai chanter of Utigalten villi
wK«n when Cel® abet yenag Or
mond.
When indicted for n«N®r
Tele presented twe d®W®hn,
*elf defenae. and an aMwari
wlf-defeaa® pto* via ant fH»
•d eUhe tenpii m*
turned largely en a tetter Will*
ten by the dead hey In the .da
rn dan tla w WA ha Hgllltet
he be permitted te aunty Ska
ole. and allafod that thfr hnd
Ived together ae “®io and
»lfe." *• h
The Rev. Ormond enteral the
uit for damages after Ottitevd
>ecn acquitted of the aS4W es
voung Ormond In the Richmond
ounty Huperior court tent Ang
uet.
KENLY RESIDENT
DIES THIS CITY
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Mr*. A. Etta Rlchardnanftat
rumber at Lecnl Hagtep
I mat Evening
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Kull<>»in* an IIInrM o< abort dara
ilon. Mr*. KIU Richard**. wttO Os
Mr. A. R Rlchardaoe, of Kamly, die®
»i m local hoapttaJ laat nlgfci
Tha dacaaaod. who waa •RjrAha
yoara of *a«. la aurdeod by fear hm
i>and; two alatara. btra. oeerii •-
Watrr*. of Durban, aad lira. W* 0.
ituwr, of Prlm-ctoo; aad four broth
■•r*. Mo*yra K. I. Plarra. of Kbhly.
W Mr Plarca. of Kanljr. B I*.
I “larva. Plkarllla. and A. W. FUrct.
' of (.oldaburo
Tha fubaral aarrico wilt ba OOO
diiriad from th« homa near Kan)’
ihi# afternoon at 3:lb o'clock bf gee.
McKlaac*. paator of tha ’•rtead*
i hurcb. and Ibv Intcrmaot will be
jqblla In lb* faml'y burial crotmdb.
i*ar Hickory Croaa HnaO.
LAW II JAtL
I klcaao. Juna 14 -Sharif M*» H
HoOmaa and form** •ar«m Wbe ley
Waatbrook of Ida Cook cooaty gall
> thamala*** waal to >aU today Pm
I war* aanimead by * f*d«ral oaoft lb
It) dara aad four month# raupuotiraly
for llborttbb allowed Torry Drucfaa
I and fraakla Lnka, Un>Uuae*ra 40171111
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