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In Excellent Address
Before Local Associat'n
On Monday Evening
There Are 374356 Chil
dren in State Who Do
Not Hare the Right
Chance Educational
ly, He Says
,A strong defecation la Cavor of
dMUtul opportunities for
•O North Carolina children wna made
by Felix Harvey. Jr., of Klaatoa. la
add reeel a* the local KHVhate club at
>U regular meeting tn th< Hotel Golda
hero lent evening. Mr. Harvey epokr
on tha Ideal* of Kiwaafe gad deliver
ed a speech that was 1 banrorotia
fdiih to heap a sfeepy Mil' awake
and packed enough pith and thought
to heap a/ thinking aaa buay.
Klwaaiaa O. A. Moran waa chairman
tot tha evening, and it waa aaaahiaced
• hat "MT Newfar would be the
chairman tor tha weak. It lo
proponed to brtag a speaker from the
Hate Highway depart*ant to the cHy
tot tup aiArtca.
■ Quanta Introduced daring tha ova*
king ware Klwaatana pot Qorkoa. of
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ff Blagton uanlail nfthe Hboje Acree
tmt* whtofcha. been operating la the
cMy -oad Henry hath of the rtafr of
The New*.
"EMd you hoofV that there are >74,-
■h children «Va North Carolina who
are under privileged la eo far aa edu
cation la coaoeraedr Mr. Harvey
naked la dlaeuoalag the education
queetloo and tha part which KlwaaU
mukl have la ita aelutloa. "I do warn
to one Kiwant# take thte waiter up
and In < nrrectitg It." ha continued
To Uluatrato his declarations at
tbit point, be told Iho atory of the
awatd of a damage verdict for >35,000
again*! a company which had bean
bagligont and ceased a child la It*
employ to lose a hand. It a hand la
work 13M40. how much la a soul
a mini', a body worthT Mr. llarve)
wanted to know. Ha made It plats
that aacrtftctag the proper education
of say child' wag to damage it far be-'
yoad'the toe. of aa am.
Mr. Harvdp-gave da acrostic which
h» said should represent the thing*
a true Klwaalaa stands for and work*
, for’ 1C for kindness; I for Imagine
• lon. W for work; A tor ambition; N
tor nobility of elßUnciar; and 8 for
success.
Members of Klvgaals. Mr. Harney
Mated, will stead for law enforce
ment In every instance, will uphold
tha laws la their own lives, will dc*
the duty of ciUaeaa and vote, will
throw themselves wholeheartedly Intr
civic undertakings,.wHl aland for bat
ter education, sag wMI practice the
golden rale. i
. Goldsboro was roaadly prained bj
r the speaker for the progress which sh«
baa mads M recant years. "Then
used U> be a time I simply had
hg fa getst° Goldsboro, because I would
haps to welt around tha station In «
miserable sort of fashion There dlda’i
teem to be much life. Hut that ha*
all rhaggyd W« have learned from
V r«*o » leoaop la this hotel and are }
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Mr. Harvey.
v * qlh wriut carry om
j* , Washing!©*!* July Ih. if*)- The
* ) carry over oC.old wheat aa* eatimat
-4 ad today by the Federal Crap Report
ing Hoard at MJOB.OM busheU. aa of
Jaly 1 compared with >3.»M.n*o bosh
"ton year ago and 1M.9M.000 bushels
two years ago.
HEW TORE fHTTON
New Terk. July It.—UP » Cation
igtHs quiet Middling It 40. New
York rottni {qiarew closed fairly
t toady at o net decline of 7 lo IS
total* QtMHpr JUT; Pecember >7.17
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INYKRTIUATIHH TO
START TOHAT
Fort Worth, July Ml- 1
4.rend Jury investigation of lk«
otaptag of O. H. Hhlpp by tha Rot.
J. Frank Harris, Baptist mtaMer
iad faadaweaUlht leader, will
(tart U marrow. Ilf. HI err I* remain
•d vilest tonight, be amde a Mask,
at denial of Interview* and state
ment* attributed te him by sev
eral agencies. “1 kav* made ae
statement since that lo Ike district
attorney and I have near ta malm,"
he said.
PASTOR TO GO
ON TRIAL TODAY
Dr. Cluppuß, of AxWrifle lg
CluwfHd With Im
morality
HUteavilte. July It—Methodist
mlalatera aaaembled here tonight U>
augulre latg. the of 1 -»—«-s»ldLj
sgalaat one of thetr naaher. the Rev.
Ashley t'heppell, of Asheville. ", .
The aagutry Ik la tha lunujd au u
dealest leal court hr which thirteen
pastors of the Western North Carolina
conference of , tha Methodist Episco
pal Church. South, will alt aa court
and jury Is to begin tomorrow mora
’ug at 9 o'clock.
| The loclde.pt on whßh tha accuea
iloa against Or. Chappell la listed oc
curred In Memphis. Teas., last May
luring the session of the General Con
ference of his church, which be at
tended. The' minister was arrested
sad charged with disorderly conduct
aa a result of a police raid.
Complete iaooceace of any charge
of any wrong doteg is asserted by the
Asheville pastor, who soon afjer the
affair stated la bis defense. Accus
tomed lo take long walks for exercise,
the statement set forth, that on tha
particular evening be went for a bike
about the streets of Memphis, a city
of which ha waa little familiar.
la hla walk, his statement aald. a
chronic physical disability betmota
acuta and be waa at once In agonised
pain and In fear of bis lift. Help was
tt once needed, and he sought aid In
4 house which a few minutes later, waa
entered by a squad of pyilcemaa.
At the police siatloo. l>r. (hap
pen* statement ascertained and Mem
phi* police records show, the minster
gave the name of Hmltff. Later be
made explanations to the officers and
gave hla true name. Bewilderment
because of the unusual circumstances
caused him lo glva tha name Hmltb.
the statement said.
►Discover New Plot
To Dynamite Jail
Chicago. July -A second
plot to bomb the Cook county Jail
housing some *OO prisoner* waa re
ported tonight by officials lavaatlgat
jlng tbs explosion‘of a tjyaamlls bomb
l■•Hr* Vj •
fed ter feat* an** -a pan oFa *rw.t, c
j I'barate several prisoned* accused of
murder
A guard whose name waa withheld
raid that he had been cut In on a
crossed telephone w’re by mistake
and overheard a man believed lo he
- prisoner say “We’il get l|AplaCe
next tlm» by going at K fnSn th
state ffNfcrneyhi side of the. |>y|Mins
tad there jron*t he any slip." • te
Attempts to link the bombing with
■ eceat reports that liquor waa being
smuggled Into the Jail were made hy
teveatlaatnra thM afternoon. The
Chicago Crime commission In a atata
*>••* bald the ahatiff and the warden
responsible for conditions and declar
tart "ctWhdmq— agoh as ratvaqjad
Ml il ban, at lilaHdii ifiii r
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oda«k M the morning and begin director <>f physical sfuaati m at
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I'oqirt* **Oaq, Two sxercise a)aaa
WAYNE RANKS 45TH IN
PER CAPUA ON EDUCATION
S»M)t 121.90 |»* r jd 1924-25 and Paid Ttmekmn
AvWH kr ot Ag Againal
WkyM County (pent ,t*l.M upon
each white child In school In the
county during the eenalon of lhM-a.
rcordlng to eUtlatlcs given In State
School Facte. Thr statistics were
ttade gp from the raport of County
Superintendent J. T. Jerome, rohy
(oar countie* In the State paid more
par child—for education during the
name period than did Wayne.
During the name period the cltv
of Goldsboro spent Ml M per while ,
child, Goldsboro I* llalr<T In group
number two and compared with Hnliu
bury, Wilaoa. Elisabeth City. Gpe
‘onla. New Bern Heqdernon. Concord
and Rocky Mount. Only one city In
thla jiroup paid more per child for
education than (ioldaboro. Thgt city
la Salisbury which paid tlf.'Jd pej
whita child.
Wayne county spent Just about
ooe-lhird aa much par child for no
■ro children aa It apent for white
chlldreu. Th* amount apent on the
education of each negro child dur
Ing 1N24-J5 was s7*l. Sixty-four ol
the one hundred countlea of North
f arollna apent more per for
it* negro children In the aame year
than did Way no.
Ootdaborn apent something better
than one-half aa much on IU negro •
Commencement Os i
Bible School Held
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The commencement of the Ilatlv
Vacation Bible school at Danlela
Chapel haa been held. The pupils,
'ome fifty Ip number, gave a demon
stration to thr older people of the
community, showing by charts and
formation aome of the thing* which
thav bad learned during the achool.
Th# egrrclees were highly by
the large audience which had gather
ed for th«y occasion „
Th# achool'era# well attended and
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rwpfoewtrwN* •'da**. V «* M§.
o'clock with Ihrte dlrialon*. meeting
the girl* of public achool age and
o'der were under the Instruction of
Rev. A A Kylea. Assistant paatnr
of the church. The hoya of the earn*
ag* were under the Inatrurtlon of
Rev. Robert F. Brown, Ihe pastor,
and the little tola were carvd for
by Mlaa Rertbit < aaey. .Second olaga
ea were called at eleven o'clock. At
fleven-lhlrty a short period devoted
to alining ended the daya activities.
, lawrtMe, Maas , July ID, —When a
policeman suddenly flashed a light I
close to the sleeping eye* of George,
deaf and dumb veteran of the Werid
War. fitbba was a* at a noted <tg| fen'
GOLDBBORO. N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 20. 1926
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children as It db| on lu white chjf
dren. 'lhe cos* per capita tor negro
children wn# Ild.M. Aa la Ihe ranh
In comparison with other uchoole In
city group two, Goldsboro takes sec
ond place. A
The average salary paid whll*
. wachjra In' North Caryltaa was
ig 35.11. Wayne county trachera were
pidd on an average of $«H4.14, which
,**■ 1M0.17 leaa than the average
Nagro teacher* were paid an average
of 1155.41 In the stole. Wayne coun
ty paid IU negro teechera *3S6 6T
whbh waa fDg.M kaa than the aver-
Mte.
Th* auttstlra given In Slate School
Facts show that 3U15.403.M Waa paid
to white teacher* In Wayne for the
year t»24 »6; that 1W.J13.75 waa paid
to negro teachers; that In the city
of Goldsboro *71.731.64 waa .paid to
white Vachera; the* In fhdcity of
Goldsboro 121.M6.01 waa paid to ne
gro teachers; that, the nantbur of
e/hlte t* arhrra In Wayne county at
• hat t>me waa 162; (hat the number
|ef colored leat hers in the rounty waa
71: that the number of white tCacb
tra In Goldsboro waa Sf. »W"t lh«
mimiier ot o«gro teachers In Golds
-1 boro waa 3R. , *
1 Freeman Case
Goes To Jury
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Charlotte, July.. I*. t/P) The r« S c
of Nellie Preomau admitted was ten
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night In the hands of the Jury. The
deliberation began nl 5: >0 ml* after.
; isooft) after -Judge Ultcha.-I Schenck
had delivered a lengthy marge. Ar
gument* *er< delivered by Jake If.
Newell of counsel and (•'rank
li McKltuli of llfßg»|irdt>iciilion *'|a
she crasyT" Mr Mr Mach Caked In hi*
arguments. ".No more-'than I. There
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hut of-Makati ' The atforuey rhurai •
lerf.-ed th? defendant "an, a< lre«a, a
tlgerexa a d’inon. a *ane woman '.
FIND liftAb MAN
IN COAI, GONDOLA
Mentphi*. Tenn , July It. Police
here l<{d*i were endeavoring to *•*
taldlah ihe Idenltt a white mu.
believed to have been murdered by
robber*, whose body waa found late
1 Saturday Ip an Itllaoia Central cr.al
| car. The rar had been attached on
a freight tohAn Us** sarnie from little
( ville. Ky. » to be* loved the man was
.gbflt g|id HMMNI hU* the ear.
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COIINTY gets 4 .
SUM TO USE IN
MOTHER’S AID
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Ammc 74 CiwUn With Con
tracts With State—
” Gets If 78
Maleigb. July 19.—(AP)—quota* to-,
tailing $94,111.77 bar* been appor
tioned taoui tit the seventy four
counties wlUch have wJgned oontracta
lor Mother's AM work, uyi the
mantk J) bultotls of the North Care
itua Slata hoard )of Chart tie. and
Public Walters. Way a* maty (eta
M7I. ’ .
Tha money waa distributed a par
capita baala and so after! waa made
•o Increase tha number of epuntus
part let—tteg, up tba bulletin an
the arw aaortt xwd ropratsnt
only a allcbt tacraaaa over last year
Mccklvaburg lad other oosntlaa with
■a appropriation of 9L594; c.ojh ,«»
followed with 91.11 l and Fttreytb was
third wtlb $1,341
i ‘Ala total la slightly larger tbla dttr
to the flv* par caat deduction wbtcl<
waa take* fro* ail ateta appropri
ations not bring made tbla year.
Tba «uotaa % are aa follows;
Alamance SM9; Allagbaay IU6;
Anson >440; Aaba 9336; Arary *164.
Haaufort 14*1; Bertie 997*’. Bfcdet
9907; Brunswick —3l; Buncombe It.
00*; < a barms $994; Caswell $144.
Catawba, 9634; Chatham 9370; Chero
kaa $334; Chowan sl*6; Craved 9491'
CUy 979.37; Cleveland $993; Colon,
r bla *4**; Cumbarlaad 9*46; Dare flO4.
Davison s6*7; Davie 9111; Duplin
1469; Durham 9466; Kdgecombe 16*0;
Forsyth 11.201; Franklin 9414; Oas
ton |79€: nrdbani $75; Oraovllle 1417;
at-eewe 9363; Oullford 11.333; Halites
fWt>; Harnett 9365; Hay wood 1166.
Hertford 9440; Iredell »590; John
■tou 9661; lanolr 1469; LeetfM; lib
coin 9377; Macon |300; Madison 1313;
McDouall 1360; Mecklenburg $1 264:
Moore 9333; Nash 9631; New Han
over l*$l; Northampton 1344); Pan
quotank 9374; Pender 9339; Person
9394; ’htt 9709; Pork 9137; Randolph
1479; Richmond 9397; Robeson 1149;
Uocktngham 9696; Rowan |6t4; Ruth
erford $499; Bcoutland 9*43; Stanley
1436; (lurry $604; Union 1500; Vam-e
1364; Wake #1,199; Warren 9336;
Watauga 1209; Wayne 9675; Wilkes
1607 and Wllaon 9671.
Cottan Flea Is
Invading State
Haletrh. July 19.--BP)- A»f cotton
lieu Is now reported nt present In all
count>es from Htivlby to ttocklnshani
end from Rockingham to Raleigh. fol
lowing u recr-nl »>(>u(.tdg survey Just
completed My federal and Htate en
lomoloulsts. say* Dr. K. W. lodhy, en
tonioloqlkt far the stale ilcp.iMni-nl
, of agriculture.
This ne*. cotloii |Hst hits not In
flicted severe’ Injury to Ihe holtoni
< nips, except In a very, few csses (
assorts Dr. lulhy. The preliminary
pettmate ru.it. hr the entomologists
places Ihe ilarnaae at about e'ghl per
(•nt. In some fields, however' It la
’t il that «s high us so p vr cent of
the Imtioin crop has been destroyed.
Dr. lylbv would not «*» that Injilr
Its to riute Inflicted by the flea would
.iffeet the general cotton rPId for the
t'.ar lie Pointed out. however, that
-a tuas ui Uu. hrutoni exun would lit.
if **&''** k* ,
luitnu ~t Iff erp* tfee
opluloti tliHt Ihe 'njury hr the flee
would prnhatily Increase during Ihe
next fortulsbt.
r.KIK. FA, TiIKM JtTJCPR TO
HAVE Ol,llim IKO* WtRNMir
Krle, Pa, July 19 4’lvjc organise
tf>ng handed together today to save
for thirdly the Wnitofme. oldest
1 1 mi clad warship In the world, how
lying at Steel pier here
Senator George Wharton Pepper
and ' Representative Milton Wm
Hhcve I tit roititced hills In their re
elective h< uses at the last aesali% of
t’ongreae which would permit Erie
Ip rvuta Ihe. old vsa»«l hut they were
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Asked Two Members If
i They Were Representing
“Northern Interests”
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leiRRY 1L THAW
IN MW ROLE
Saw lark Jaly 14-(AP) Rgrry
IL Thaw waa botag acclaimed at
Leng Ranch as a hern today, aL
thaagh ha Ins Is tad that “ha didn’t
4« a dnrn Ihlng" It aU mm
ahaal when a man «ka» name tha
Ufa guard AM aa4 knaw gtt late
traahl# whßa swimming in tha
•Ml >9O teat fra* share. Ha enU
ad far help and a IHa yard
braaghl hi* In. Thaw, wha waa
spending lb* week-end at a L*|
beach bated, want tw tha Mte
guard’s assistance aa ha anted
•hare aad ha helped the* to land,
la s Joking -Hv* »e*ecßl friends
of Thaw slapped hint aa tha kauk
sad railed hint a Ipra. Tba erewd
heard aad lha ward synad Mho
wildfire that Thaw had iqiiail
a ataa front drawling, and nntkiag
M was able la any ran Id change I
lha aplntan as tba rrawd.
1/rAL PEOPLE
MAY SEE RODEO
AT EXPOSITION
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International ClunipiMMfctpa
Featured Through Jkijr SI
, Por VMilan
ommmrnmmmmmm
i A number of Goldsboro people will
tbla weak have the opportunity of
••••Ing the Intemtloaal Rodeo which
- Inbrat lon la l‘hlladalphla through
Juiy 31. Among tbs Ooldsboro cltt
raas who are In Philadelphia ter tht
celebration now are: Mr. aad Mra. R
T. Cosart. Mry O. M. Braadla aad
■'hlldrsa.
All the daring and aklll of Amarteaa
owboy* will bo noadod to a tend off
ho determined rbalMngag of Mexican
nd Canadian rtdora and ropora whr
ire coming In foroe to tha World's
Championships In tha International
tod co con teats.
No Mexicans has aeretoCere wan
>na of tboae championships. Neither
ima a t'snsllao. Only almoa-pura 144
yer cent American "bronco beaters"
and ropers have been crowned su
preme in tha rpwboy sports that coa
st But* a resdro program
Mexico, Ihe home of the rodao. haV
* I wavs maintained that aha could
'ak* home these tltl*a any lima she
dar'ed. The big rodeo In the Heequi
'■■• tcnulal Btsd'um under tha dlrec
••m of Kr*d Beelug' is the place #e
• (ted by chstuplons for
tlia„auprine effortlr *
The K-el rider* of Mexico with
'heir heat horse* are coming In
4roupa. They are salting no favors
•<» expensea, nothing at all except
( fair shot at the ehampiouahlp titles.
And the Canadians are coming, too.
.’(Make the measure of Hobby Ashfta.
i*Jtddy It yen. Mike" Hastings. Frank'
Met mi roll and the rest of the hitaklad
wild rank 4P the top of the heap In
lirom o'*9Tdlng. steer-wrestling, ateer
riding relay raHng. roping . and all
•re entered for the contests.
TO IHHI K PROGRf.hS EDITION
r.rernshoro, July 19.- The Greens
, lerojhllr News will put out a "pro
ricsn" edition of Ha paper sometime
duitite August,
The edition will feature tha pro
’ cress of the slat* In vsrtoua phases
in the laal quarter of a century.
Th» vice-chairman of the atate
hoard of tha rules and Public Wel
fare. A. W. McAlister, of Greensboro
will conrlbate an article on the pro
;r*aa which baa been made In pub
’ lie,welfare work, aa one of the ar
ticles wh>ch will compose iRe edition
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DISPATCHES ’]
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PMCBmaanm
i lneideat Ip i jt
Wmma Ng>, s -
Uov*r»or McUm
ntttss tfon •ikm t gr M ihWlrtl'ttMH
sat hum which raqaegtad JRu >tiir«#[ M
woman la Industry hy’ Mga «f
the women rfaint— Ibu
mlttss ol wamau add— 4—
duvetaor Melons aa—l —g||PpN—
o ask tha aurvay. q
stun issued a atat—dMß 4—IN—IK
when tba govarnaf —gt d—hd.lbil^EA^
'ey to hr atgda %|
sh- dune through Ra a—dßl—d v*®> *
sonnsl as might ha INH—V.
aas da Anilely ondsMkMiwSß ';|gc
patted
Us dlreat— off tR— Apt—W"'
that when lha OovartMff—Pw IMV U—
question about r*pr«M—f
interests "My ladtgg—#— sl*o—
me lor—l gw a—jM**
commit tar rapraaaatlgg |k—
Ah. that -wa a-9 : —1.t0
Ua U<rvs r nor that Ika H-lfWlgll W*
ba re port ad on Ike RA— iff9b» — b>
rsntton of tba fadaraH- - «*—• U
tha aarvay waa grant— »-•
(orty-elgbl boura U wag g—aC” Ik*
t port of tba tnault who ngl mods
Ua r adarntlo. wkMb ARP— 4 Ml
lays Inter.
Dr. Carroll i. M 0 ili»—l -M
k*‘ ‘»o I—g oaateewaag w— Ur
om mil lag'bad had wttk —A o—B—
v-r. not dim usaloon a i —g—ad
tbs aurvay Asm attimpla k—pgft
O com pal tba of—aa kg a— — ak
wa wog«« ha satfadad by |k R Oar
ur." .ad “Wa -attend *OMr 4k
•crept g aurvay directed kp RMk gbd
we told tba Oovateor ag Rtetelr Ahd
• mpbatlcally."
Dr. Carroll said “Oovurgor Mtffa«a
would not bare da rad Igg—t a— maa
t. lb* state of Nartb Cagollbg With
that question. Abe saM —a toM a
public statanmat should feg g*da aa
Governor McLean baa *N(RM faMh
with us by forclag E. t. Cdortar M ag
bead of the aurvay after Nt — settle
refusal to aconpt him aa dkmgter."
Dr. Coopar aald —at ter ago— yaaro
the child Walter* ComaM—Mb bd4
employ ad Mr. Coopar imiMPi of-
Acer aad had found Ms pa—MMagmaa
of duties hUtbly accepubto agdTtbar.
hgil O—lr*. r It-itß ■*w IMit
v ' Kr
enry or dereliction of a- «a.r
(’OffPI.ETR R. L TOW*
M>r«n rt an car
Mapelvtllr, R. I, Jaly 14. -Rvary
inch of this lows has —** dMd-
Henry E Beak, of P—R—Sk« o—a,
made tha purchase. IRA firing mag
1200.604.
The purrhassr la aaM fg—
the Htlllwaler Worsted MBI as
riavllla. R. I.
The sale footed- MRM—ff'ip -
the lews. 64) dwaUfofa. t*g —cal
store, two bosrdtasb—a,tero|—
mills, and a number f—-Big M*Mde
•»g* 71 * ~ * J I
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