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VOLUME FIVE; NUMBER 1M
EVERY INDICATION CONGRESS ADJOURN SATURDAY
WANT A H>TOP PUT TO THE "e LECTIONS
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House And Senate Struggle -
Along In An Effort To Get
Calendars Cleared Os Work
Sfenate Held a Session
Last Night In Effort
to Ward Off U usual
Pre • Adjournment!
Jam So That All Mean
ures Could Be Dispos
' ed of In Time Tomor
row Afternoon to Per- j
■ ? mit Session Coming to
Close
* Washington. July 2.
" Although the resolution
providing for adjournment
of CouitW' Sltorday was
held iodey* there was every
indication that the present
session would be brought to
a done then. , ,
Both the House and the"
Senate struggled along
slowly fb dear their colon
4nra of preaalag business I
. and the Sonata held a aao- •'
aion tonight in an effort to
ward off the usual pre-ad
journment jam. The House.
’ however, decided to forgo a
night Boaeian, Its leaders
concluding there was not
enough important legisla
tion pending to warrant it.
Ona at tOa agin approi *4 by the *
unit was Urn hmml
oapply menanre an which edjearn
smot Martay appaaro to hinge.
It* total was hnwm4 by Iho
B#sale tram u Ul,-
tttUt aat a* a remit <»l amrnd-
BtU It west to cnhmff.
I.Htlo dlfflenlty I* e sported la
reachtag aa umaral an potato
at laoao aad Chairman Naddea.
«t tho Mease Appropriation* Coa
■Woo, who load the fight laot
wfoh against adjearafag. ha* la
dlrated-h* will otor ao object lea
to tho pta%ft loaderx la «i«lt Sat
urday aftornooa.
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FOR THE PUBLIC
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Today’s Prtgram at Chautauqua
‘ls One WMqh Wjll Re
Pleaslhg to Boefyone
Today's program offer* two treats
of an unuaual natura to Chautauqua
patron* In the form of a dmi dem
onstration by Margaret Story In th*
afternoon alia th* presentation In the
* renlng of the well-known play by
Sir James Barrie. "The IJt»ie Min
ister”. by,an all Rroadgay cam In
cluding Kuth Nugent and Aian Buncr
Mlao Story'* program I* Intended
-pilmarily for the ladle* and the well
known loctar*r and author of “How
To Dreaa Well ’ ,wl|l glv* many val
uable sug'fenHoo* on chooelng mater
ials and making dreaae*. The pro
gram ta filled with appropriate'muirii
and dance* to aid In the d*mnii*tra
hJfc Jr A* '"tjiiAou*^Vowftit* *
"'The feature program of (he week
will he in the evening when "The Ut
il* Minister” will be prenented by *t.
* 11-Rtar company Mia* Nugent, who
clay* the part of '‘indy Babble". ma/|e
Immortal year* ago by Maude Adam*
played ’aat year In "The Trouper*”
while Mr'Runce w«* with the Broad
way hit. "Irnff That Off”
Saturday’* program Include* a con
cart In the afternoon by the Italian,
company and * lecture In (he evening
• by Dr. Tehyl Ha'ech. the ‘Teddy
Roosevelt of f’iilna” on "Awakened
China”, other lecture* of kchednted
for unt week Include Dr. J**a» Hoi
me*, who ha* recently returned from
* fhtl year”* trpvel tn tk* Near Kast
who will apeak oa the aabjWt, ‘Tat
rlotUtn Hare aijd Bieenherv.'
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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Two Primaries Will Coal the County Os
Wayne About s7oo—Second Held Tomorrow
With another primary bring held ta Wayae eaaaly temorruw .ta *n
lert 4 randldate far the rleriuhlp as tbe aaperlmr reart, which affkw I
non being held, by Nr. John R. Maaha aod who, with Mr. Jack Hill, I
a <|ntdlda|c la tomorrow'* printer), tag payors aad idem will pcahaMy
be lalm-ted ta some *l»tl»tlf« a* to Ift cast as th* first aad xeenad prl
mary. * \
It I* cktlmaled that the total rest as hatdhqr the find primary, aa
Jane X wax about Ml*'. Ta nff*H this, IIH wa« eellectod a* catry fee*
tram tbe turfed* raatidalcs far afftee, the actaal c**t ta Wayae evaatj
being about
Tbe «rrond primary. M I* e«t(mated, will coat aheet HU ta eaadert.
There i« ao rant t» the candidal** lor entry lata thl* aad the ceaaty will
*taad the catlrri). 3
Tfcn* the Mai dr! ro*t to tt jyae eaaaly far roadartlag the twa pri
maries »IH he abeal fi'ML
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WAYNE DEMOCRATS ALL
READY VOTE SATURDAY
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indicatious Arc That Vote Cast h |mM Priaaary, To Re HcM
Tomorrow For i*urpooa of NomiooUtig Candidate For
Clerkship of Superior Cowl, Will Bo Largo
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interest of Wayne county's demo
cratic [voters Is on lh«
run off primary whlrh Is to be held
tomdf row and at which tfhic J. B.
Hooks, present incumbent and J. H.
• Jack! Hill, candidates for the of-
Her of the clerk of the court of Way
ne county, are to so beforo the voters
with their candidacies and acfk the
nomination to the office which 'vir
tually means election.
Messrs Hooks hnd Hill were Jhe
two high candidates*!!! u field of three
in the first primary, held on June 3.
Mr. Hooks leading his nearest op
ponent. who later requested and ae-
RUM BOAT CREW
GET A HEARING
SATURDAY MORN
Count'd For Men Taken Ftm
Cue Steamer Elata at Wil
mingtoq* Seeks Delays
Wilmington, July I. Complying
with the request of John D. Bellamy,
chief iif counsel for ihirteeu members
m
of the craw of the rum lioul Klraa,
district attorney Irving B. Tucker to
day aftsced to a continuance of the
pbffllnilnary hearings until Huturday
st 10 o'clock, assuring Mr. Bellamy
that the asked for bill of particulars
would he furnished him hut srpUing
ly suggested (hat he eonflnrd his con
versation with Captain Aigera, of
const guard cutter Manning. Ui. social
intercourse unless he was willing to
’rads and give him (he correct name
of bis cllenta.
Postponement of ih<- AfurlggH.
OWTUI e [ H. t 111) »»Killer • livuis
'toodman. came shortly after 8 o’clock
court being op< ned more than an hour
late, due to the inability of the dis
trict attorney to strive earlier.
The mxmbrrp of ihe crew arv < barg
ed with conspiring among them
seWoa and others unknown to author- ,
tiles to violating the laws of tVe Unit |
eil States.-namely the customs laws. ,
the Internnl revenue law urn! the na
'tonal prohibition law. with trans
porting ftnportlng and possessing In
to Healing liquors snd navigating a
Steamer unlawfully (Or sAtd purpose
I HIM WF4KKR
Paris. July I The French franc
was wewkrr at tb« opening of the
foreign exchange maiket today, being
footed at 3|.3t 19 the dot fa*
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NOW LOCATED IN OUR NEW -HOME, 110 S. JAMES STREET
GOLDBBORO. N. C, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 2, lt2S
cured a second primary in order that
voters might decide the question
by their ballots.
Both candidates bare a large num
ber of interested friends and since
the tret primary was held these have
been allowing no grass to grow under
their feet, so to apeak, tn working
m the Interest of tttrlr favorites
Indications are that there will be
a henry vote polled, friends of both
men staling that their favorite will
be nominated but not until the votes
are counted tomorrow night will the
result be known.
Incidentally, as on the occasion of
the first primary, It will hardly-
ALABAMA IS NOW
GET
COTTON FRONT
Lljmxir Skirt* For Women One
Means of IncreaHing De
mand, Say Farmers
Birmingham.
of a greater demand for cotton was
the puree** of a conference of Alaba
ma farmers and business men here •
today. New issues lor cotton and
products and ways to Increaae meth
ods or consumption were discussed
«i length, —-r-*-
Iginger skirts for the women of ihe
Putted, State* was suggested as one
means of increases present uses of
cotton. Other suggestions Included
the use of cotton for cerement bags j
betting, electrical switchboards, etc.
Resolutions were adopted pointing
oui the likelihood of another bumper
crops for 192 C te danger of an over
loaded market and a necessity for
i'4Nbr*v , r'* wt* *„
ng Proust -uses ot Colton and prod
ucts V
Now Selling Stock In
New Ijocal Enterprise
I'
1 it y«ry important and enthiialaatlr
| meeting of a large number of busl
i ness men who are interested in the
proposed new tobacco re drying plant
for Goldsboro was held at the <Cam
ber of commerce offl«« yesterday af
ternoon. at which Jim* further plana
were gone Into and dlssuiggad.
The stdek *e||ing < smpalga to go
Ing ahead, as planne*. sad within
the course of a f*w dhya h to an
peeled that the total sssssat of smnjt
needed to put the gi'rfkmHtloa acrngn
will been subscribed,
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Senators Join In Denunciation >
Of Recent Pennsylvania Primary
Instead Os Playing Golf and Tennk the Seekers After 1
A TTirill In Oklahoma Try Their Hand At Steer Wreetlinff
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Wfratling 90u pound longhorn ataera Is ahent the moat dar.gtrtfun as all cowboy apart*- Mtta MaUapSi *t
Cheyenne. iWyo.. has Just landed oa this steer after a leaf* from hi* bora* To Iqt hia (aat tooeh dm gr«qad hatora
slowing tbe atcer-twohably w-oukd mean a broken leg. OnV* the animal k dtopped the wrentler haa 4 tWtat Min
<Mru by th* horn*. Bob I'roaby, oO Kenna N. M. haa ha aad” the etwuf la cto*r enonsk ktr Ufiattasa ta mahe
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UNDERWIR PLANT
LIKELY OPERATE
HERE IT IS SAID
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If Sufficioßt labor Csn Be Se
cured. Haul Will Be Equip
/ pod and Operated
If there are one hundred and fifty
women and girls la Goldsboro and
vicinity who will be available within
the course of a ‘few months Tor em
ployment la a plant manufacturing
high grade men'a! underwear and
where working conditions will b» aujei
Ideal. Goldaboro has at. excellent op
portunity to secure such a plant. * - I
The Chamber of Commerce through
ita secretary, W. C. Denmark has
been working-with Hits tn view for
, the past ninety days and the project
has now reached the point wh£re the
men who would come here snd equip
such“a plant want to know deflnttrlr
If sufficient labor la available. • *
Rvery woman and girl who w< uld
accept emtiloyment In the plant, as
sured in the fact that they will be
well paid for their work. I* requested
to either send or telephone their
name and uddress to ihe Chamber of !
Commerce as sodn as possible
This Information will be held In Hie
strictest confidence and the Ills will
be turned over to the men wh.> sre J
planning to operate the plant. In [
esae they decide !o conic to l,<d 'shorn.
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Female Feddler Os
Dope Is Arrested
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New Tuff,' Jwfy 4—Mias Joscpiu ',
lion picture setr<-ss. wa* srre*tr*i to re
snd charg'd wtth homicide, Kh- is
I'eid respniisihle fur Ihe death of Mr*
* Lllssbeth Chandler. .*l3. a widow, who
succumbed early Tuesday ijitfrulng to
drugs.
Mins I,e<inard sdmlM'd according
t,o police, lhaf she xttpjill •<) thr dnicv
to Mrs. Chandler.
Police said Miss lamnard told them
that she and a mutual friend. Harold
A. H< blfllitx. a motion picture opern
tor. called ou Mrs. Chaifdler. Th»
W»«ww. She toMd. ooaagfcUitcd
veitw galas, the reaak es aa aoeddrot I
a year ago which “cwwaed her it gar I
esse th« fain. ■
The Goldsboro NfWs
Always (rets Results
For Its Advertisers
A few <r««ki Mb Sam Owtl*
wr. *tiu Raman ri*,'* nun w
Goldsboro representing UN* well
known mad tft drtak
JiuGrape ah 4 sealed the wait* «l
the Goktohero hotH «MmM aM #1
mn) M*rt of dpi Ire, Merely ("tewing
hi* way h|> to the (real d Um eight
itMfJ liolldlug.
The eteat was idtHtM !*•
rlushely to The ftoldahore Hew* la
l*o Mh> Werto*. one on each as
two day*. and between MW and
umh) people weiw ea band to eat
Hr. Gardiner 4o hi* »**■•
THAT WAM THt: HKMI^TJr
U<iU>»HORO KEtth ADVERTM
IJNi.
l.a*t wight to a *mi lowa drag
-tore a MlrtßM ter a foaatofn
IN* ink away • rhe«l *1 silver
.i u«i other yrtws. Ho had la tiled
the public, thrwairh a paper ether
lhuu The New*. te.Aw on haiad to
*kare la ihlrWwi
were to he ghra to Ja»l aayeae
who happened to held Ua>lirt)
ticket. a llrkel which dldaS reel
them K real. He waatod a big
cr. ad, hr waatod ‘The ealire
(;*ldttori public te reaie eaU*
T-ere were Wee thaa ifty per
wont ea hand whew Ike prise* were
awarded.
IHIHK-WO (OLD, HARD, If.
PPM” TABLE EAfTH AID
l»* HO.hNTKATE THE Kill.MU
•J'HIIIK OE IM HI.ItITT IJf THE
i.4>ll**lM*tU> *M»H.
; Only Ten Days In
L Wch To Bu* 14 reuse
ItHieigl). July <f, With only
tm day* lo go, M»e .'liw.ikm m>uYi'r’’fh
hide wner* In North T'grollna owl
tt u Glial of appropriately ioo.ihhi to
for Him license year which begins to
dgji had not procured their llcmae
morrow A period of a race of ton
day* In which to buy Ut‘cn*e pa*, been
grunted.
House Passes Bill
To Increase Pension
tVagSlneton, -July I A henatc bill
r-tvldlny Imr'iiM of pensions In
'•h II and Mexican war veterans and
daamdent* at an <.»»lmaled coat to
Aw gnvernmen* of ltf.,ho<>.of'n an
nually waa p.ia*-d today, hf the houae
vrtthmu a record rote. The me.venr*
aew gpea to the president
CLL’MC TU AT mi VC
SLCjlna liiAl Nra
SCORED VICTORY
IN. N. DAKOTA
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Non- ParthMUi Lggfwn Appaar
, Tt Haw* WaiigS Away
Proa the R*f*Ukaaa
Pango. X !>.. July 1. -Headed by
fteaator OeteM P. Nye. noa-pertlaen
leaguer* scared d'clalre victories to
the Nurth Dakota repuhllcen primary
returna from one fourth of the pre
| < theta Indicated tohlghL
Homing from b*hUWL Senator Ny<
had eatabitehed a lead of more thar
1.04*0 r<\te» ever L. P. He .aa. ered
lied with thf support of the *dm*nla
nation, in the contest for the short
term ending Marco. IM7
Utithc governors race. Oor. A. 0
(Sortie. with *4' p erincts reportr
had a lead of more than S.OOfl orei
Hanley, also termed an sdmlntotr*
lion candidate.
FAIR DIRECTORS
TO MEET TODAY
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Important Seaaion Wiß Be Hd»'
at Chinbtr of CMMrcy
Room TMa Morniag
IXrector* of the Wayne Conaty Fai
Aaaoctallon will meet In the aasembl
room* of rhe Chamber of Cowatn
this morning at tl o'clock for a con
ferenc* With Meters A. T Griffin an
Frank Daniels, repreeenttng the dt
of tloldaboro sad IS. A. ttteven* an'
Ns Ulan Merger representing the cou
to dtvense rjaue for the betterment e
the fair and to make .the next expo
alt ton the hlgaeat and heat that wet
aver held In the county.
Indications now are that Warn
county will have the, best fair soutl
«f Rl.Aimond *oext fell and that Jh
attendance will be the largest In th
history of the automation sod the d<
rector* are aaxloue to do everythin*
within their power lo bring about euel
a condition.
HER TORE t OTTDN
New Yojfk. July I. Notion spot*
oulet. inMdltn* 11.4 t 4’otlon futur*>
cloned very steady at a net *dvnnc<
Jb.AI. December ii.SI, January tfllM
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REVIVAL PROVES
Bfi BIG SUCCESS
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Mach lateraat la
a Iha revival which to toHk.jWjjjt \i
ondurted pjr Rev. to. 1*
>«at »r, at th« toha *lriai
, hurrh aad large Mobil ara la 'HP’T't!
eadaao* at aacfe aarUtoa:
Mr t>..l* Maa«ha as toatoa*. *• O,
taa karg» a< tha aHttyW' *to to atto
ng a great deal to aaah'hafetya, aaA
he congregation with "hli Hat# If
•taking the oM goapal hftaai Ha*.
Mr. Manapa alao d-Hphta tU«N|th
to' lon with a *Olo each 'hlght
The paator haa prayai. hat attol
praylag. that (ha th|Nb wtf «•**-
toaea a fraetoaa hlaaatoa HHjp Oai.
eeuttlng la tha lnyatai o| (ha MW
lual Urea of 111 awiataft,' iftihi tha
'■o.i»«i»loo of etoaara. : ’.
A prayer eerr|na la h#M *Mh fra
n« at ala o'clock aad nil Mfilil.
-"Theer are apleadid aarlaah than
mwisouh vTi'ifhi. jßflcsfflihW» ■*>
'»«* • part Os tha ewh laaralag tor II
a (he beat part Os (ha **•
/4’t:M a. ar. a vrvtea to haM tow
•hr children add they tor* wa«arfal
me*tlH« ,
Mr. Maaeea haa Wrpa at tha aka*-
n f e!‘ ,b -’ "”*"* *• *m (tow
•Kama The a#tf Ha
nxM-kinn bird." They #aar a tofp
»f ribbon. They «H MM «H.
Bren tug aenrtcetot l*4l nillftr hX
%re eel ended a ape tool «•
ettend theae aerrtoap t dp
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charlotte, laly i -Matoham as Ha
oral police depaHhaHt .■wavaaiaa H
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welre Wiltotha Haifa HPBtdißll
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