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IIO9MED SUBMARINE FLOATED |AST NIGHT i
Submarine Rms Aground On ]
Way To Brookiyi Navy Yard
.. Many Months of Work
Lhl to Raising U-
Boot, Which Holda the
Bodies of 25 Men—On
Reeks Off 88th Strata
Now Tut, Jtrijr 7. —The
>Mm Ml wWcfc
iroaM eB « rak In (Im
Bast Ww niter, A** l
•4 at till U night. md hnr
mtj yard
' Nn Yotak, Hit
Uolto4 Btatoo niim arias 8-81 wool
of round MWf boCtaaan the Williams
hnrg bridge and tho Quomsbopo
Wtdg* in tho Boot Rlvsr WhUa holn*
WM to tho Norjr Yard hors.
U*9 ■# Total Uoo
Tho B-Cl had taot pooood through
what won bailorrd to bo hor major
Barilo of tho Journey hare, focea pen
othlo oinking again In tho deep wo
tort of HoU Oou All aooaood to ho
In ardor fhr a apoodg and a onto ar
rlrnl whoa the undoraoa boat sudden
lr piled up on Ftrly Roof rock be
tween the two brtdgoe.
Tho ETZ holng towed lo taoi
dem hr tho tugs lata ahd Sagamore.
A civilian pilot who had Joined the
W»W dis mg Eha dtght. waa fn Charge
of go Ming th aftotllla to Jhe Nnvr
Yard A enoond civilian pilot waa on
thf Falcon, lend ahtf of the convoy.
Although the Nark hod ordered river
tragic to bo tornod aotde to permit t
free lone for the mined submarine and.
Ita convoy, there had apparently been
aome hitch In the order* because the
ueaal heavy tragic waa steaming up
and down tho rlror whoa tho accident
happened The rock where the aeb
martne went aground off 18th at reel
aouth of Walfaro Island
Thynght Danger Panned
' The moat dengnnpna part of the 158-
tulle trip to the Nary Yard from the
place where &e submarine waa rala
ad after atae months sabmeralon singe
_ R ■ eolHalon last Beptember with the
.steamer City of Rome waa oonaidarod
by naval officers to be Knecuthm
Rock. This had been safely passed.
When the aeddeot occurred Ueutea
ant Commander E. P. Hour, who had
piloted the Veetat's course among the
dangerous shosls and reefa. had Just
lighted a cigarette, saying: “I’ve done
my Job I’m sorry f couldn't take her
all tha way through"
Dewy Was Vh stair
' At the time of the grounding thr
tide eras at flood. Officers said the
average depth of the course being fol
lowed at the time Waa 11 fret. Tbs
aubaaartoe as towed had a draft of IS
feet. Captain W. B. Tomb, command
ing tha Vestel, aaid that a bony which
should hare designated the Perl* Reef
Rock, waa ml saint. Up to three oj
tour minutes before the B-Sl went
aground the Vestal had been leading
. the flotilla
| Falcon Alan On Docks
m A signal had been flashed from
* the Veetnl ’Ve lisre been ordered to
drop hwhiad. The ntrlllsn pilot will
pilot her thg .rent of the way."
The Vestal reared aside to permit
the submarine tow to pass All ol
ones g .about rose from tj>«- bridge of
v fhg tOMei end strewn «agrfn bvnttda a
frhujA warning. “She’s hit," Officers
The Falcon unable lo check even
her mode rente speed ran op among
ike pontoon* against the 8-51 Wheth
er the pontoons or the Falcon Itself
were damaged la this collision could
not Immediately be learned.
, ' C emmnnder Ptnlead
Lieutenant Commander Bauer had
brought the *-51 131 miles through
sees. saga. coastwise traffic and oth
er dangers, the longest tow of Ita kind
on record.
Ten minute* before the S-Sl went
•around Admiral Plnnkett. •-ommand
and of th t Nsw York Nary Yard, bad
lift tho Falcon, wbare ha bod coot pi I
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THE XXM.DSBBRO NEWS
IjOCATED AT WO. 118 SOUTH JAMEB STREET IHHF HEART OF THE BUSINESS SECTION
INVESTIGATION
“ PENNSYLVANIA
PRIMARY OVER
Merin Srjr Ho Hid Ne Part In
Riatflai Vare ('nnh—
IHlmata Nest
Wagfctaftßß, July 7. J
I , WMlrk up for tke time be
tag H* inquiry Mo tke *
Panasylviuila three million
s doibr RffwbHain primary. ,
tke Senate committee ad
journ* toflay uatil Jtrf* 26
wimp It will hunch into an 1
inteellgaOmr at Chicago of
tha UHnota BepubHcmn pri- a
many In which It has been
lipTiid an equal amount
was spent. Subpoenas for a
number of witnesses; from
prominent men both in busi
ness and politics was issued
Iwluumi of those sought
. will not he nude public un-
I. til the subpoenas have born
nerved, Am the committee
■umbers do not want to
five any on# aa opportunity
diction of the process serv
ers.
At an hour’s session today the In
TcaUgatora heard Representative Mo
rin. Republican, of Pittsburgh, who
tastlfted he collectad np funds aa
waMern manager for Wm. 8. Vare.
the vk-Uir In the senatorial race.
Under sharp questioning by Senator
King, Democrat, of Utah, the nctlnc
chairman, tho congressman disclosed
that he bsd handled approximately
547,50« for Vara managers. Including
124,000 given to him by Thoa. F. Wat
s
son. the Vare treasurer, and 123.50-t
handed him by K. N. Hern, treasurer
of Pittsburgh organisation.
' Washington. July 7.—The Benata
Camaaigti FwmJs Committee virtual
ly <y>mple*ed Its Inquiry Into the
Pvnrtpylvsala Republican primary to
day hearing Rdpreaentntiw John
M. Mortn, of PUtsbdrgh, testify that
he had no part tn hhpdHsg thr money
end of the campaign <-nQejp--Wi''y-ana
tor funds raised for William B. Var*
from one campwlKn worker to anoth
»\- . I
At the'iame tlmh thr committee an
nounced that Its Investigation of the
Illinois primary would begin In Chi
cago on July 28.
. Morin, who la chairman of the
House Military Commit!*, was Vare’a
west state manager In thr latter’s
successful campaign against Henator
Pepper end Governor Ptnchot for th*
-trnatirrlal nomination. He teetlAed .
that lie “had nothing to do with the
money, - * having collected no funda
and made no contribution, but under
questioning by Chairman King he act
ed In transfers of funds among cam
paign officials and also had custody
of a eufn deposit containing campaign
money at the William IVnu Hotel In
Pittsburgh.
1 Into the safety (Ppoait bog, to which
he had sola access, he put 121.00A, he
said, obtained from the treasurer of
wwni.erw swsOafao nsait *
tee Onil later -took H oiM and gave
to Edward 'Martin, aecrelary of theT
committee, to pay ’’watchers’’ at the 4
poll* ' . I
President and Wife
Off On Vacation
Paul Bmlth. N. Y.. July 7 -The spe
cial train carrying f'realdent and Mrs.
Poolings lo th* vacation Wlilte House
at WThlte Pine Camp, arrived here at
»:W a. m,^
I sarins the private car, Mr. and
Mrs Coottdge acknowledge the greet-
Inga of tn* large gathering of coun
try folk on the little elation plat
form tad stepped tato a White Hoaaa
limosaim tor the all mils ride bo thd
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UOLDBBO*a N. C, THUMDAY MOMNf; JUI.Y A, 1t26
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West Point Graduate* Wedded
To Britisli Hero’s Dnein^intfl
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. As Amarira ahaevwcn the om hundred and IMokj ■awntvamary
* of tho tiff* tag of the Doctors Don of Indepowdewee, the daring otaoho
which burled open dettonee ot England, two members of thin yenr’o
'yoßnottag ctooa of Wont Point military gewdemy, where Anserice’s
tetnro oMlttary loaders aiw developed, has* just married tea stators,
direct descendant* of Om. Howe, British rommawdar of Doeoto
tlonory war fonsc. Photos show (above) Lieut, t. G. Smith and his
bride, formerly Him Ethel Howe, and (below), Licet. James Von
Hara* sad hi* keid* Mar* Ham
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Oliver H. Allen
- Appointed A tty.
General Os N. C.
Mr. Aikh Is a Member of the Law Firm of Dunf*n A Allen, and
I* Only Twenty-five Yearn OW
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Raleigh. July 7. John H. Howaid
attached to the department of revenue
will servg the unrxplred portion
the time aa superior court Judge In the
place of Thadeous R. Bryson. resl-nad
Mr. Harwood' wan named by Oov
nor McLean to alt In the twentieth Ju
dicial district, and the appointment
which will be In effect until January
«
first. 1 f*27. was tendered to and de
clined by Walter E. Moore.
Attorney General Hrummlt, this aft
ernoon named Oliver H. Al**ll
- to succeed Mr. Harwood aa
assistant attorney general, and Mr.
Allan accepted the appointment. He
will be detallod to the department of
revenue ax was his predecessor.
Mr. Allen la a member of the law
firm of Duncan and Allen, of Raleigh,
find la only twrnty-flve years old
Kwraier I. old-born I it lam ! -
Attorney Oliver H Allfcn. p( Ral-
KeporlM Steamer Ashore
t '' ‘ ‘ * ■
> Boston. July 7. < API A vflreleaa
' nirsMte Intercept*! here today that
the steamer Bellrnaa was ashore on '
the north put of Beal Island, thirty
miles south of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia,
and 20 mile* east pf t'ape Sable The
message said. th*y fitrfinuf was
(sat rud the crew was in dauger hut
aas landing at Race I’uint.
The moMwge read:
Mellnnaa ashore north,!
part eSa) Island Pilling fas) a*hd !
need* aealatance to pull ship off. Crew
tn dancer. Landing at Race Point.
Tut Mac aesst (row XarmouU.” j
ILLvc .. . s » . *a.
etgh. but recently of this city, baa |
been appointed assistant attorney
general of North Carolina. It was
learned yesterday.
IL. Allen Is the «*n of the late
Judge. <W. It. Allen, who for many
vivrf. was on (he Supremo Court
i • net) tn this state, amt waa a beloved
tltlsru ot Hold ststeoro. * •
Mr. Oliver Allen, who has received
such notable distinction la only twen
ty-five years of age He wan edurmted,
In the University of North Carolina,
at w'hkh place hr received his license,
to practice law in 192.7, since which
time he has been associated with the
1..w firm of Allen A Duncan, of Ral
eigh.
The many friends of Mr. Allen In
Goldsboro and Wayne county, as well
as throughout thr state will Jo.n with
as In extending to our young rltlaen
hearty congratulations at his marked
success
I Captain Berry WiH . ( .
‘ .* . V . \ ♦ •' • A •
illiieola, N. Y . July 7 (APl~&»p
--talu H. M Berry, rx-army flier and
’ former air mall pilot, hopped off from
Roosevelt Field today In a giant 81-
plain for Wash., to
up and rush to New York Edward
1 Evans and Islnton who trek
"'lug to lower the mmntl the world rec
lord. 'lh.e big tain engined plane left
I the f tld at 9:10 a. rn
C aptetn Berry haw been selected to
axompanV Captain Rene Fnnch.
tr. nek aw, la Me fieri hr amlag at-
I * Nc X w **
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USING BUDGET
SYSTEM TO CUT
WAL TAXES
Mm Thaa ISO Citki Hava
Tamed T» Cat flag Dawn
Thwir Levje.
Washington, July ' - Budget raelh
.pda as the federal • lOTtnaot »f»
serving largely u • model to tax
committees In more than IM cittoo
who have lately turned to cnUiao ,
down lhrir tax levin# at hom*. In
•core# of cases thee* committee* are
preaalag for the enactment of local (
hudnet ordinance* and within the
nest year adoption at the budget plan
will become a leadtnx taaue In many
lore Mil#* where It la now unknown.
Adoption Os the budaet method of
administering local finance afford*
eletc organlaattaaa and private cltl
una an opportunity to review the
«wntemplat«d annual * pending of
their kxjal govrnmenta well In ad
vene* of appropriation* and of tax
levlea. Th|e da a feature that: ia look
ing la many hommunltMt* which bow
appropriate for their nreda under the
old ayatem. It haa aeemod deal rah I'
to the new tax cammltteea to haw*
auch an opportunity to review, and
mainly for that rraeon the aeatha*at
for the budget I* dell* becoming more
widespread. ". „
On Into Detail
In. aom* committee*. of which *o-
Uet. 111., Ig a conspicuous example,
JRd ®L comaanteae kave.paamHa
Pbf detail aa to their locpr cStti.TDk
committee tn that city, having aacar
tallied the total and per capita upend
Inga every year for Ita police force.
It* firemen. Ita acbnola, »treet-clean
ing department and other braaobto of
th* city government, looked over the
map and aelected a group of elites
•laewhere. rontpofOße In population
with Joliet. It then ami aomewhat
elute,rate questionnaires to the offi
cial* of thou* cltlra, (taking them to
a'ate In detail their itemised < oat* of
city government.
"hen this Information waa re
rely«d and dlgealad, the tat 'commit
tee turned to Ita own problem. It
compared Joliet costs with coat* of
the biker elite*. It looked Into the
rorvtrt rendered by vartoua branch**
of the Joliet government and rhock
,*d II agalnat the service by
aimllar d*parimenta of other cities.
It foiipd a conaldcruble discrepancy
betyewn coat and permance in the com*
|of the home government aa measured
I agalnat thoa* of other cltl*# and hav
ing made It finding* net out to apply
them. a %
The cltlaena' committee aat down
with the Joliet off 'no*once but
often, and went * tbe fljir*e and
flutlleigm. . Th* idvocated
certain change** r# *rVia , 'ment*
In local finance*. 'T,. -^ r *e f* made.
krnnn£ them being an Inftwdke In th*
■lae of th* police force and tn the
- ’«Ml*rt*f. paid policemen Another
change affect'd th* school*. Their
coat of maintenance aoemed uuuaual-
I) high to tb<- committee and It waa
cut.
That waa the atari. The work la
*t|l| continuing and vglll continue a*
the commute* feel*'that the laak of
'.olding down local expenditures la a
continuing one that calls for regular
venr-to-yar co-operation. with city
ornci^k
JOHN A. PARK IS
NOW, PRESIDENT
OF PUBLISHERS
Wiley L. Morgan, of Knoxville.
Tenn.. re-Klee ted Secretary-
Treasurer of Aimorlation
Aahoallle. July 7 John A. Park,
publisher of The" ItdlJ'ah Times, to
day was elected pr*aldeni of the
Southern -Nrwxpaper PuhllHhara* Aa
xiM'latlon at the final *m**tln* of thrti
two day annual session held here.
Wllev 1,. Morgan, of th* Knoxville.
(T*nfi > Sentinel, wa« r*-el*ct*d acc
miary- tnarnwr and , Taller V. John
eaa. at me Chnttaaoog” iT*nn.i New*
tahlf ppaaldaai, tnpa elected chair
man of Urn beast etßiroctors.
1 {f, ' —adlfl
Negro Driving Automobile
Strikes Three flha 9b
Mount Olive Highway
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EVANGELIST’S *
STORY TO GET
JURY HEARING
■*- \ . . > •
Mr*. McPhcroM Uogha at Ra
mon Bat Soya Mm CohN
» Display# Rom
a **’• s*
Loo’ Angela*. July 7. The claim o'
C. A. l*ape of Tucaoa. that he aaw
Aim*# Brmple McPherpoa, paator of
Angelas Temple at Anna I’rteta. Man
live days before ah* pablkly appear
»d there, commanded the au«nUop 01
inr*eUgetoi a her* today.
It was Indicated by Jo* Ryan who
has been /optOoostlag th* district
utiorney'a office in the Inquiry tato
the evangallat's alleged abduct lon by
two m*n sad a woman that aa effort
would h* mad* to obtain Pap* aa a
wltneaa by the couaty a rand Jary
which yesterday took Ita flrot atep In
a sweeping Inveatlgatlon Os the poa
tor'a at rang* cade. Pape la iM*r
etnod to be en rout* to Ona Pmaclaco
Mr*. Vefhenan Chari W*
Despite th* official atteallon the
rucaon man'a statement la rocoHrtag
dla Ideal Ihcatlon" of Mm. MoPher
•on at th* border towa tatttta^ , akl|f S
a chick I* from th* eraagellat heroatf.
“txat n ridteniooo -Qmt aayjip 1
•HrntM any they had a#»n Mb oaidag
out of a madhouse" aka ax claimed
Thmp hav« been ao many of th***
report* of my having heoa a**a ia on
rlou* place* that H seems atamat aas
l**a to deny them—l hole oo way of
positively dtsproviog them."
Hearing Tburnday
Plrnt wln*aa*a In th* case would
bb hfard tomororw. Tbope subpoena
<d Included, among others, Mrs. Min
k's Kennedy, the pastor's mother;
kllaa Emma Schaefer, the 'rang*list's
secretary, who was th* firm to report
brr disappearance whan ah* vanished
it Ocean Park. May II; Half Me
I hereon and Roberta Sample, th* ro|l
*to tie leader’s children aad H. D. Hal
tenb*rk, close (pnMaato of both the
paator aad bar mother. j
The district attorney haa asked sev
er a I Douglas, Alia, officials to tetlUfy.
The mayor and chief of police of
Ague Prleta have also b**n requested
to appear. «
Another note threatening the de
struction of Angelua Tempi* within
?fo weeks was r*c*lved by th* *van
allat yesterday. It was signed "aven
ger*". , Th* note Was turned over to
private detective*. /
APPRECIATIVE
LETTER FROM
CHARLOTTE M AN
' |
Goldnboro Citizens) Put Becom
ing the Ideal Hosit* In En
tertaining Conventions '
That ‘th* Goldsboro folk are faat
becoming the Ideal host's In the mat
ter of entertaining /convention# Ia
evidenced by the following letter re
eetved by Hla Honor. The Mayor, Mr
Zeno <}. Hollow*ll n saw days ago
Mr Hollowed ha* kindly consent**:
to allow th* letter to be publisher*
, apd th* N'KWH herewith puss Jt on
*,ubs< i Ih' rs. Th# letter fol-
U'| i
! '‘Hon. Z 0. Hollowell, Mayor,
I Vltvdf i.olils'ooro,
"ColdalHiro. N. C.
"I>ear Rlr: f*.
> "H'e wish to. expreee through you
to the City of (lotdaborn and Its cltl
sena our very great appreciation of
the many courtesies extended In u*
by all with whom we came In con
tact at our Orand lawlxe Regalon bald
In your City on June t-A-lAth Inal.
"It waa evident all of lloldahoro
were a unit In ih*ir endeavor to make
our stay with you a pleasant on#
and our tss’t (7rand lodge Reaalon
will remain a pleasant memory with
ns for a long time |o come .. 1
’•Very trnly your*. „
■*>*#. K. IxvseU.
M.R.M.*- »l
Lfe'-i t f*i ifDu *4 uhi .to'iujk h‘
DAf'.r-iH'aW. ■'dm .
* IribcstrATl
PUSH
DISPATCHES
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t pmcb vmi cum
Messrs. Jervis, Ammons
and Owena^Wisreße-
Mr. Cana JW% ergwe fei
Hm ertUaS we#-
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id paUaiiMh 1
g von aa ihf
light. mRd r
nrncmmrv U iiitrtifcli Bt
pilnr fnttpM Im Qd Imm
»»llh the POdMMhBa hg
rood na ia I
**«? JmTIM Mir M .!•
having eewM bat* bf dkg MDfMo
~ fete, wb. ivifeiv
lorasfs of Wb tnim M MpfOD
Jorris. Msol . mangfdr R •»
Mewarnl SgaM« Cl. • «M r .
brother waa am a vMMMMb 1
Th* two mop, mgg| mOilf M- V
- Mud, k war *mtod, wwm »Mk *
Doctor Rplosr loofknod to MMo
the estont of Mr. Jorvfc’ HJOrtM
nm m4i IMr
IMPROVEMENTS v
MADE ON A. C L.
TRAINS R AND W
I ‘i*
Two Modem Elartfic JJ*M-
Steal Day Caarina lliaa
Been Added
,-f , ' ' f \ " *
n.ation. trains M aad >1 au tb* A
f. U 1 pijOna between Ooldshan aad
iviimtnatnu haa two real coamns ia
W hiqh the "whit* folk*** soar Hda
Pdr In' the** many years, M baa
a*sv be*a to hear th* gntmUkw as
the pal* fkc* who waa untMtawado
enouah to . have to rid* oa ettpar as
the above m* allowed train* rogariing
the a/com modal loaa tb* train afford
mi There woa no handoom* ssadu*.
with tidy plush on Wbtab
a follow could aM la anno, aad gaMaOm
plate the ednay aide of IM* Mi wo war,
those days are goa*. “W* two*" for
ever. aa w# jr* reliably latormad
that two "electric ItgMr#. atoai dbg
coach**" have baa* added Is tbo aar*
vice let na tot giatstoi.Wf «aMfhMR
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