1 rfXtWKMmPr
I Wlw Mkiralty Mr. Mni th«a-
five-numbi* iss.
EDIE AS NORTH CAROLINA SWELTERS IN HEAT
Win DEMOCRATIC ST ATE PRIMARY DATE DUMB ■
f • '■ «■""*—«■» ■*«*#■ m ■ —■ . -»■■■■■ --■ H - n „mmm ... - « ; ~> .
HEAT RECORDS OF FROM
ONE DAY TO FORTY YEARS
SHATTERED DURING DAY
Some Possibility of
Thunder Showeini
Bringing Relief t|
Gslping Section
teMefc. Mr MU-BwtH- !
iHm tent la any li|*
Simw ataOKiUßi acw /
MO MMNMImi far ai/
lIM hU nihiil thret vk-
Um la Kg tkfl gs Scat ha la
M«tk CuaSaa alone during
Um Say wbn the awrcwy
tagaa daHy ta irap thia
aftaraaaa aaSiag il|a aaeaad
Say ala at
tack. * *
Waathar karaaaa Ika
atalg gwr taaleht wpartil
v *
fraai 91 Ul WHarfaftaa ta
I§4 la Wfawtaa-Salawa witk
lihi tnrfitUMi hi cii*
aa tkat toMdrrow Would ba
Caalar.
Ital raaarta M fra.» e~ dap#
itnOai to thirty nt fort# years
—riwt ahiirt
nt th« h**t-sU AamT-iNr* work
lag at th* thojr won orereewm.
tw® la a tabomr ob 4 a
laeadr*g»,dlqd immediately Ttw
■mb waa at work oa a construction
job wkoa ggiTggju wkllc the woman
4t«4 Immedtotely while at work.
Tka t*rd rmim. , t. 6 year old I
BHaakatk OH| aagto. wan working In
m» a#M aa Uio rat akin# of in* city
wkea Eke koat attacked him. Tha
loiter lo aoM to k* tka rot haot death
la nisakatk City la tka port It year*
la Ckarlotta at 1:W today tka mer
* cary waa oaa dogma higher than yaa
, tarday'a record-breaking mark thara,
touching 103 wMh aa Indication of
rain.
Bvea la tCa North Carollia moun
tatneai Motion, the temperature soar
ed to muf-trMQig Bgura*. tow
tha eec<*l(f time la forty-alght hours
a recead’qf 32 yaara waa h«kan todAy I
with a rfMa| of M.l dagraai la Aiha
*lUa. . <
■*: Wilmington with a maximum tem-
n ky report donktlaaa an*
toyed tha laaat beat la fry city in the
stale. then, however. there waa
■ ao Indication ol rain.
Tha graatoat temporal ara of the dnj
la Durham wm IM with ao rain la
alght. Oreahakoro tail to 101 at 1
o’clock this aftermoog. Two houra
later tha mereary kal dropped tq,loo.
Although yeatardny brought tha hot
tont July walker to Ralalgh aloe#
1170. whoa the thermometer touched
102. today tha tkennometar • got only
to M. neaplte thia Judge W. C. Har
ris. of tha city court, ordered Ah' city's
prison gutag opened ead all prisoners
released, he declared "It’o too hot to
ctmlaa any man abort at a murder
*f“ * !’ Vi ‘
•pgtg * ■
Near RISC At
•/- jOjy'mtlj*
Plttahurgh. July 23.—td’IRcfnml of
•atoral uaruly tamales at 1 the t Alle
ghany county workhouse to submit to
" being locked np white other Inmate*
fought a a mall Ira In tha workshop
resulted In a flat eartt being sent to
police headgnarten here this after-
Deputies raapondad and the
unruly member* wore locked up. The
Ire waa rxtiaguinhad with alight lost.
Whtp she dre broke out from unde
termined ranee a number of the prt»-
4|M«w rushed out to help fight It. The
uaruly’grtYup attempted to keep them
from flfbtlng the lira. 'When the of
leers ittlWd with riot gnat, they anr
' rendered and war* marched to their
itiup* WI WP ff*
& 1 , , . . s k
aHMUto..
m, Tr .
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
LOCATED AT NO. 11• SOUTH JAMES STREET——IN THE HEART OF THE BUSINESS SECTION
*• . . Yl' t * 7Jt. * f . . ” j * '• ‘ *
CONCERT TO BE
i IN HONOR OF
TOED B. CROVSON
I " <>•
At HgCWJMh. Park Stmdty Aft
Play In k
The Sudan Temple Bead. which
will give n edneart here Sunday af
ternoon at 3>M ht Herman Park, ta
made np of trained musicians drawn
from North CacoUaa towns and cities
from tlroenetioro to Wilmington Kor
ty pieces comprise the band and ev
ery man is ah export with his iastru-
Tke concert her* Is to be in honor
o< Prod*« Crowaon. of tie B. O.
thompaon Onmpnay, Second Rabbaa
of Sudan Temple, end la the aseoad
of a aeries of concarta which tha
hand- la glrlag for Sudan officers
Tha tint concert was gtran at Wll
ptagteß in Ja#t in hoaer of |«Ma-'
tat* fUMertaon. On tha Inat Banday
is dhwtm.ika BffißUMMh, w
Itnlelgh for a concert In honor of
Anutotaat Babtaaa Harry Btnxr..
■*Doddy" Price, known to many
f old*boro football sane as Ih* direc
tor of the band of North t'amllna
BUte college, la director of tka Sudan
hand. Two local man are members
of the brganigatlon-^. P. C. Met*
ooraat: and W. H Baaden. trombone,
thf latter musical director of lha Or
t>han*a home her*. Prank Hood, a for
mer Goldsboro hoy now residing In
Graenaboro where ha la In the musk
business. Is also a member of the
land.
Barrett Wilson, of Ralalgh, plays
lha aolo comet parti In tha program
Mr. Wilson was formerly a director
of a United BUtea Army band. Mr.
.'.ahcock. director of the Camp Bragg
hand, la another member of the com
pany. ,
The band la a aucrensor of ih* old
Bndan band made up of New Bern
man. It -waa organised last January,
cne Shriner who’.la Interested In mu
sic contributing 1300 as a atartlng
fund for the effort. The JtmtHr payi
Ihe expensed of the band member* to
Raleigh for practice periods under
‘’Daddy" Price, and Ihe 'organllktlon
is already attracting more than a
.Stale-wide attention, made up aa It ta
of expert musicians.
Men ,Jro*n Raleigh. Onldaboro,
Creenaboro Payattrrllle. Wilmington,
Wilson. New Bern and KllaabethClty
comprise the membership of the or
ganisation.
ProJ>e Charges Os
Bootlegging In
Cook County Jai|,
Chicago. July 11—ttiarges of boot
legging la tha Cook county Jail wars
given scrutiny by Judicial eye* to
day. Judge J. r. McGorty. after had
Inc that a Jail guard 'alas guilty of
IFOtdmy dp;, ftayy *SJ|Oe u oo^rt
id • aMW'WkKIle* -» , .’e* B
tinned him a* to Jlquor condition! In
tJw Jail, Tka guard, Rimer Moore, one
Os two gunrdr'dtnmlsard. and who had
bee* nought for taro day*. s*id be had
had two drinks on the day he brouihf
FSanto McKrJane. a
court. MrKrlaae Waa fouad to b*
drunk at tka time
Tktaka Beaey Ma* Hgnnndored
Atlanta. G*., July 21. The
records of every bank “Indicates tkat
bank fund* Involving large amounts
have bem squandered by certain In
dividual* In bucket shop Hperulatioa,”
solicitor general John A. Boykin aald
her* today In connecting upon the In-
YeatlgaUou Into the affair* of the
Bapt*» Tan* Cumpaajf.
3 SURVIVORS
CEL’BRATE FIRST
BULL RUN BATH E
Had Mad* Obtcimhil lo Hold
Meat inf Earn Year
Stillwater. Iftaa., July I(fj
Thro* Civil war fataraaa kept coven
ant with the dead today. Tha three,
survivor* ot 27 of tka' last
waa’a club, formed 4R years m*t
her* for g hangUM oa tha analrariary
of tha first haHli’of Bull Ran. ta
wMah they all foaght
Barly today ah aged womb bustto*
about tka diataa hall of tka Grand
fa to. where tha haaguot la hold **«h
year, arraaglag the table tor the ro
uaton. Rha la the widow of “Capt."
tags U Bfawmor. who waa color baar
*r a# “B" company. To bar are aa
i rusted the club’s Dag and documenu
tad Ike duty sack yaar of preparing
ih* baaguet table
At U« cratar of the UMr was plac
ed Um tradllloaai bottle of Bnrgaady.
praoeated .to tb* club alxtooa years
ago which tha last two aarvlvora win
quaff aoaaa day aa a Mast to their
departed comrade*. The win* waa
l;itand*d for the last man but the club
unwtltliAg to face thP ordeal of a aolt
tary toast, last yaar amended the
ritual so that two mail sham It
Another draped chair was added
today tw the group of 33 that eur
rennded the hoard a yaar a& Basil
Graff, or ft. cloud. Pin., dropped out
o<-eh» roafu thl* yaar.*'-'- ~~ -
P. O. Hall, 17 year a old, of At
water. Mien., pmaldaa today by vir
tue of big seniority la yaara. His two
comrades »ra<?. M. Lockwood, rham
her lain. & D.. 24. and John R Goff.
Rt. Rani, 24, Thaae three am the last
of •'8" company of the first Minneso
ta Infantry, which nine battles la the
•oath.,."-. V
FOIL PLOT ROB
ELM CITY BANK
Officers Had Worked an Casa
Mara Than Month
WUeos. July 22 - -<4P)- Three men
wera hold ta Jail here today without
boad. charged with the attempted
robbery us the Tolanot Bank at Rim
City at oaa **atock this morning. The
men gave the names of f ete Cobb, of
Ftm City, sad George Bpadaro and
Oeorin Paaaedlr, both of Philadelphia
Tha men are said u> have been
f tighten ad away from the bank, hfta
* screen had been stashed and tha
sash raised. A poaa* lay in wait for
two hours, but no second ’attempt
r**** *"‘ 4 'h<* three men ware
Uter arrested. < otih m his borne, the
other two at g local hotel. They de
ny knowledge of the affair.
County officials say they have
worked oa tha case for over a
month. They say they wire given n
I'p by Officer Harry Carter who told
•hem h* was offered n bribe by the
throe men for protection, lie learned
he paid, thtlr plana and then reported
ah* contemplated robbery to the sher
iff.
Others Testify
For Cranford
A i bermerle. Juir iX—UPiDr J I
P* ‘vkTTdll''v C Al. I
CmakalL .of Nowoud. umuh&i ttgtfl’,
la the trie! of Nevll C. Cranford,
charged with murdering two negro \
convicts, concerning one of the negro l
emvtcta James Howall.
The phyalclna said that h* examined
tha body at tha request of the rela
tive of Howell. Vergil Ro*». an un
dertaker. testified that he had handled
the hodlo* of Howell sad James Perry,
the other convict, and that he found
■o hrulee* or Igreratlone on either,
A number of character witness#*
warn Introduced today by the defense.
The state announced that one of the
onnvtct*. Arthur tattor, H whoa#
from prosec ut lac wkaaaen waa la aa'
•• aa tm w awi
ooLDsnoau. n. c. Friday morning, july u, mm
■ ■ . ,■ . m : . .1-,, , ■ a
Invite Press Asso.
1 To Hfft Here
tMsv*fcU7 w. r. Daaamrh *( tha
L ham her of ( eaxMrw y eeterday
* wired Ihe Berth (nmllaa Pn*»
AeaurdaUea lev It tag Ika body to
I bald Re aaxt a nasal aaMlea la
Gold#horn. The Raw* Jeiaed wMh
vMag Ik* latfWkp to (Mde
i hew* eaaUac fear.
' ■toHfa*. j.. ■ toe
leland'Vicghk;
, is hit by Auto
AND BADLY HIRI
Jog Cox, Colorofl. Locked Up (o
Await Ootcogoc as
Injarico * -
Iwlaad Wlggto*, alar year* add
waa as Perry Wiggins, was ‘badly
Injured whan rtrueh ky a Peed
raadalwr driven by Jaa fas, cat
ered. at Ush and Center street*
at d o'clock u*t dvaalag
Tha hay waa raskad to Ike Nplc
ar Naaßartoai aad rpaaaloed aa
wiwkai far aheat tea bear. It
waa agM al tka leal
alght Hattie extend as Ike la-
Jarlm mali oak he 'told yet ga .
aa! tajarfm. Aa X-Ray was
■ad* aad Ika retail wRI ha
kaewa as thb CYgapJogflea will
ba kaewa taday. T ll 12 e'rleck
last eight Ihe bag was reperted
to he roaliaa easily.
Ldnaf la rep aided in have beta
eras slag the street aa Me htrycl*
when Ml b|f Ike roadster driven
by Cm. The latter waa leaked
ap I* a wait the outcome as Ika
laiarli* la lha hag. I'ox has tfc*
repataftoa of baaing a steady aad
■“pwwHooif i oium ivvnr«
Seek Zeb Parker
On Check Charge
Richmond, Va.. Juty 22 -Dete.-tlv*
Sergeant Zeb Parker, of tha Richmond
police department, who left far Wlnd
*or, N. C.. a few day* ego foe A. D
Lassiter, superintendent of the light
department of that town, wanted here
•it the charge of victimising the Jones
Motor Car company with h worthless
advlued Detective Captain AlVl
ander Wright Sunday that Lasaltei
disappeared before he fParker) ar
rived at Windsor.
He wan directed to remain them
aeveral days longer la an effort In
locate Lassiter, If possible. The man
been arrealvd hut waa under
surveillance, local author!!*## were
advfserl before they applied to Gov
ernor Byrd for extradition papers for
him, They wtm algo advised that
lai sailer was the only man In Windsor
who knew how to rnn the light de
nari ment and It was feared that the ,
town would be thrown Into utter i
darkneea If he wn* carried away. The
check Involved In the rase totala sev
eral hundred dollars.
FRANC IMPROVING IX VALI'C
Parle, July 22 .-(JP) The French
franc reacted favorably today, eloping
offi tally at 44.33 to the dollar, *a*
against 43.22 yesterday.
-agggrv. gfct , • ; „ -
I : i
rwg||M; Five Hart
Btrsa*bnrg Junction. V*. July 22,
Four men were killed and live others
seriously Injured, two possibly fatal
ly. when a charge of dynamite forgot
ten for fifteen years, exploded lit tb*
Powhattan Quarry about «sty miles
north taf;7<ariiaonbtirg. A ttfth man
waa reported killed.
Two Killed! Hear* Injured -
Nyacfc* N. Y.,'J*ly 22, —Ten-person*
were killed and mom than a score In
jured when a bus returning from Bear
IMe Ml ton with e party of Brooklyn ex
’|fkffMr«| «f«fftkf ffifr tonight
REPRESTNTATIVE
OF A. A. A. WILL
VISIT CITY SOON
oam-aaaarommmwe
Lofginff CsMUI Highway far
American Motorist -
Uardeu Allan. aUtf nprNftUtln
Urn American Autoinotute A«wc»a
tiito writ Halt Ooidtooro'©diia tha
©I? two mack', ie©ii>d HeridiUnti,
sparooa its:
touring'bubl'cation*. and fathering
data which will be helpful to the MMC
ouriaa bareau clerks gad l©h 111
a tuba and branches la routing* ©ar
late la the South Thla Ifttonpatlon
was contained In a tetter, recurred
t’y -W. C. Denmark. Secretary of the
('bomber of < om merer yesterday.
Brneat N. Smith, general menage*
ct the American Automobile Assoc ta
tion and a friend of Secretary Den
mark. followed the route of the Coa»
tel Highway from Miami to Waabtag
(on rwcentiy. He stopped la Uwtds
Intro on ble wa s North and Waited
Mr. I>**nmark It waa at that Unit
(hat he expressed hlmeelf surprised
at the paaaabta condition of tha Ooaa
tal Highway. The trip of Mr. Allen
la a direct outgrowth of the ©thus
iaatlc report which Mr. Smith mdfce <X
hla tour.
Mr. Allan plaaa to work hi ohlda
boro tn conjunction wfth a pro©* to
devote a large section of the Octo
ber lanur of the Amrtcaa Motor!at to
tb* Cewetal Hlahway and the «Hl«*
along Ra route.
The Halt of Mr7 Alloa and tha faf
lowlntt publicity which la eapocted
to reault In the national motor pub
l cal lon will . bring Ooldahoro into
the attention of the automobile tour
l*t* of the nation aa It haa never been
before.
JEFFERSON ADDS
CAPITAL STOCK
Voted to Raiae Capital Flock to
One MiJPoo
Oreenaboro, July M. -The capital
rtock of tba Jefferson /Standard Ufr
Insurance company waa facreaaed to
‘flAAO.oeo hjr Unanimous rota of stock
holder* preaenl at a apeclal marttng
here yeaterday.
. The preaent capital stock of the
company la 1790.000. The SIOd.MM In
i reaae" will be effected by tba lean
i ace of a st<»o| dividend and the aala
of stock to employee*.. and the action
will leave the company not only grtth
a million dollar* rapjaJ.but gl*o with
over a million dollars surplus.
A steadily grgwtog volume of busi
ness and a d'r*lre that employees hold
ing Important posltlone become atork
holdrr* waa give nby company offic
ial* aa Ihc reaaon for the incraaae.
Chaa. W. Oold. company treasurer,
declared that there was every r*a
*oo lo expdft from prospects for the
year that the total amount of tnsur
•inc 'n force with the Jefferson Would
ttUI tdtw.ooo.otm by tin. end of 19*
l ’ ,J ■
May Have*Clue
T tr Big Murder
<
Nbw York. July 23.- (A*) -George
Cohen, of Chicago. arrested today aa
k suspect In • #TM© towel robbery
p* ft • I t
he* -mm* *» «•* anwwMMn* or rr ©*■
condition in Chicago that would b«
l* n* Uriel to the district attorney
• here. " 1
"Do you mean ih>- murder of A*
aalant DlafVlct Attorney llcgwlg
genr he wa* aaked by the police.
"Well, the Chicago district attor
ney will know wkat I mesa," was
the rrply.
»
MAI. UIA hill.lll IV MIX*
— t 90
HI" kton. Ala,. July 32 OTyNlne
turn were killed In a gaa explosion at
tha {Male Mine of the Moffett Coal
Company al Mo»»ett today. The dead
include throe white miners and ala
negro workers. 'Seven of the bodies
were removed after thy explosion,
. . I. A
PREFER TUESDAY OR SMB
DAY OTHER THANSATURDAY
ACCORDING TO RESOL
PAINTS THAI “
AS RESPECTABLE
■ TOWN (HTZEIA
S J.
Norfadt Man Dggaa’t Bgttavr
GlrFs Story gs Mirrim
Promts*
finny K. Thaw, tamaaa New York
clubman wbo murdered fftanfeed
White, waa painted aa the quiet, re
(portable cltlaen of Winchester. Vlr
glnta. by C. L. Leach. Norfolk newe
paperihaa. in an litorirtbW UKI T©
News yesterday Mr. UMb fli In
Uoldaboro on business.
Mr. Leach finds it hard to ttoUrro
the story Os tha young woman who
baa been camped before the fl*W reair
dance In Winchester tor tha pant tow
'lays. Instating that tha tomous charac
ter baa promlaad to marry her. the
young woman anyi that aha vttl-Mt
so her way until Thaw baa amde Bal
tic meat with bar. -
Mr. Laach learned the foaMa story I
Ot my’e Nib la WtatoeaM* »UU.
edlne earns ewectsl nubhettr In corn
neaton pith the annual toffttvul which
the towii yota m. -why Thaw ta •
member of the village flrv department.
«hd ffoea out toot tfltothe the
boys when he la ta the touru and the*#
la a lire, "said Mr . lmato. , ,J *l
“la Winchester, the adopted home
of Harry It. Thaw." continued the Kdr*
folk man, “the chlaeme have beoemt
loud In their pratae of Thaw. Several
years ago when Thaw was writing
some unite gentleman’* estate ta enjoy
the beauties of the famous Valley of
Virginia, It la said that oa his way for
a location he • topped ta the town of
Chartuatown, West Virginia. With a
rtew of baying in (bat vicinity.
"His car pulled up to the local hotel
and Thaw went. Inside to register, tie
was greeted by hotel dog la rather
a rough meaner aad asked by the
manager of the hotel what dtd be
want.' whereupon Thaw aakOdUhe why
to tha neat town and thereby vpacbee
ter was fJrtuhste enough to bare Kim
locate there.
"In Winchester, Thaw Is looked
upon as one of Its leading cltlaeaa. He
la considerate. kind-hearted, quiet
and malAUins n dlanlty that would al
most gtre the Impression of coldness
Not to any the Winchester people.
They regard him as one of tha asset*
of the town. He responds liberally to
all community appeals, belong*
to the town Are department aa • vol
unteer. and la well liked aad popular
with the people.
“The people barit home do not be
trivc In all of bis alleged escapades
that are so often floated on the front
pages of the country but ou the other
hand look upon him na one who haa
to suffer much at the hands of enter
prising reporters. U ta a fact that. >n
Winchester the people take up fir
Harry K. Thaw." *
Quartern For Mr
. , ■
Durham. July it After having
been located for more than ten year*
In Jarva hall, the "College Atatl<vT
post office at Puke I T nt varsity haa
been moved, larger Quarters hav»
been ptotobed In Weal Hubs building.
More boxes are to be installed, and
tyre Is a greatly Increased floor I
apace for lb* lobby.
Further plana for the Dnhe Poetaf
floe provide for It to have a place
la the new union building which la
now being erectsf na a part of the
I ear ghMA.non .quadrangle.
College station postofftce serves
more ludlviduata each day than maay
town* L. L, Walt, n law student
w *• pw* /*
JfatfiijLtiL '■ VI ■ 'h-Vifriff-'m aaPAsr •' k**** 3 *
DISPATQRBB |
PRICE fIH (EMfffE
Hickory, inly H> II) C. |Mf
Ptanly News HaiaM alpatoff VTfß*
Aasoctaitoa at Ms a—
v.ninn aacretarv and tNMMPfI A*
- .. r _ iilacifd fnrtYlbtonii'' mm
"“Iff as roww* w —■
ftreriai •
mv. .*. . k
(DtvrrMt to ill© wrdlwJLfcSSlXy
•ml f r>*
. , , on ©gMPffWP
ww swa wui
If lilfttlos lor jttMi spmMl ’ rrf
wh*t Is It you f© Y“ MbM
not W* have too aMM* Kto%,ffff*r'ff€
•vary kind.
Tk* kind of laws that wgf riWH
-rr. won Id protest al'U IN«g
n« aaother aad fratfft Nafftf toff©
'he nawepapetm." * 'V
Mr. Park declarod tktoe aae tag
maay new.papet. to AM©© ©©T
rod ihat “ihsre am aftmi towgg
and rlUae la this stale tkM IhMU riff*
rertenerd the auayaaoi © tffff M©T
■nediocre pubilcetloaa t© ©SUM
choked.
“Tha tendency to comtftfc M©h
pere aa public utUHtol ■©OWUII ©
grow", he routlaaed. F© ©•
classtfy thla great H>fa©fff © ©Mto ' 1
•erne# along with the r>©najfc W©-
"»• w.
-Aa " l . -.U -»A»_: €X&*
era if they were placed sader Stole
fupervlakm thnai ; »,<t
“Flrat. there would © ehMttog f
rpuad aad raovtag of plaata Ms
’points of congeettoa to ©W to©"
fqw places that need gagd •gwup©
era.
“Nest there wwald Jm sg©MWto«
•landsrda of prml>» jp©ff H©* ©•
•>ervision demanding aallsfnMffa»| ©g»
•ornaance er off closing toe ©to©.
•»d rlrculattoa would © ffgUgßCtoaS
«•*•! wvfjt.' *
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