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VOLUMK FIVE—NUMBER IJ4. * GOLDSBORO, N. Q. TUESDAY -MORNING, AUGUST, 3, 1926 PUC* FIVB (Hm
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PRESIDENT CALLES REJECTS TRUCE MOVEMENT
jMEMORKVIVtL SETS RHHIK START AT MOUNT AUK
MEXICAN SITUATION STILL
TENSE AS RESULT CLOSING
CATHOLIC OfIJRCH SERVICES
But Associated Press
Hears That Gestures
for Peace" Are Being
Carried On
‘ mxtco rrtT. am. »—wn-rn«i-
Mat Celle* ku rejected the proposal
for a into* la the reHtiou#
nnjr mad* by the Mexican epluoo
la a aUtemant to (he Aeeoetatol
fwa lira President any*.:
TWa axeoatlre baa already made
feMrva Ita optaloa regarding the r*-
Ugtoes sltuptloa. Replying to the
*pi»« opeie'a statement, I will any that
•be Federal (orernmeat wtl lonly llm-
I* Itself to ael with the repaired ener- .
sty to enforce the law* of the coun
try."
Although Prealdent Callei baa re
jected the true* odor of the apteeo
»aie which wet made In a statement
to the Aeaoclated Preee gestures for
Ptoe* are atlU uaderway.
Teatatlee etepa It la learned au
thoritatively. are Mil takrn which
arh expected to result la lafonail
poaelhh negotiations between Alter
• ooy-OeuCfil Ortogn and’ a hlrng*
dlgaltary at the Mexlren eptaoopate
whereby a eettl—unt of the • tuattoa
may ho raatheg.
Overtures are ajae understood to
hire been made for a promlaeat lay
auta who Is close to the eptaepete
aad also parsoaa graU with Prealdent
Calls* to attempt as lotrrmediary
to brtag about aa exchange of rlewa
ta a conciliatory spirit.
WILLING T® SIGN TRUCE
Mexico City, Aug. 2.—(AN—An an
nouncement that the Catholic Kplsco
pato Is filling to eater upon n truce
with the Mexican ~ov*rnin?nt until
the Mexlcaa people are able to Mr
pro** themaeleee hy pleMarlte on the
religious controversy and the discov
er of k plot to meanest note Prealdent
Caflea. were the outafeudlng feature*
as Mexico's I ret pries Mesa Sunday
- Notwithstanding the great pa redo of
she Regional Confederation of Ldhor
which repaired two hour* to pass a
given point, the day was aa peaceful
ad tba capital ever ha* known.
Whits the marcher* paKae-i the pal
ace. where President t ulle*, surround
ed by hla ministers, stood waving hi*
handkarchtof la answer to the cheor
lag. members of the faithful were
bear Hag la various churches, beseech
lag an amelioration of the situation
brought about by the government put
ting Into force its new religious regu
lations.
All the Catholic churcbei, without
4f
> priests on the altars, wars open for
prayer aad tapditallon except the
> greet cathedral aad sever*l of the
downtown places of worship peat
which the parade made It* way. The
4 door* of the** were closed In the soar
’ that aom* aatoward event might oe
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cur.
Dispatches from ell pert* of the re
public Indicate that |raaqulllty pre
vailed BueJay everywhere. Although
». 'Ommmr ikw *vtw» ■ * **#e «» i
go actuat (faptae drvvtiipod. The gwv
erameet had made strong military
preparation* la advance to suppress
disorder promptly. The expression of
wtlllnanead to arrang* a true# wltb
the government waa made exclusively
to The Adoclutl Prlfyp, by the
copate. It wen suggested that It
ehuuld run for a reasonable
time In give the people a chance fa
vote on the eltuailou growing oat of
the religious controversy Meanwhile
the Kplscopote woald have the new
religion* Regulations and the "gate
rullgloua |pragfutl«n* n eu*peneded.
•‘On Its a pgfg." nays the statement,
“the Episcopate la willing to glvo a
solution to the conflict that may save
cumrihl
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LOCATED AT NO. lid SOUTH JAMES STREET—I N THE HEART OF THE BUSINESS SECTION
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1 never have gay trouble reach
ing Mm bMMigfr aad pekoe
players aad gambler*. It b the
hack* lid lag rharchmember who
I am preach lag the eM, barb
weed* gee pel, aad hrdiilag ea
lee—. Jest ilk* the saleeaaa
brag* an' tba goad* ho aellm
I preach hell hot, *h» block. We
abort, death rertala aad stereßy
1 am going to amhe every bach
etMer fort Mbs a hag aoder a
ImJerwoega.
W# an going to hake a revival
la It Olive la spit* of boll aad
hot weather.
aih b aa age es chaago aad
sf new thing*, hot salvation add
God an the «ame yeatorday, aad „
today, aad Moyer,
■aay es yea people who go to
cbaieb *M •* qntat that y#o*d gho
a snail nerves* preetralleo.
rMuwerirae* aad Hvtog a molt
hlllltto.
•erne folk* profew men nil.
gtoa la two mtaete* than they
eaa live eat la two yean.
If yoa think yoa have a ticket
straight throagh to the Eternal
111, Ja*i heraaeo yea hetoag to
a part Ire tar rharch, yen’® get -
then all night, for Ged prov Idee
_ for the people who have reef
tree hie.
If yea vrsat the Lord to hear
yoa when yea are ea year kaeea,
then live oat God ea year feet }
fONT .L RECKIfTH INCRF.|VRB
ORFMcNSHORO, Aug. 1 -(dV-duly
t Mtal receipt* for th* Greensboro
offlc* w*n 129.713.4*. Thl* I* nn la
crenae of about 12,000 over <fuly, 1926
The first seven month* this year
show about 11 A.OOO Increase over the
sail** period la 1926.
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rrt* killed nr AiKPLunt ceirh
BEtltitN. Aug. 2. ( __ Five per
son* wer? kl led and »<>vcraTfpUu red
today wh’n an airplan# while mak
ing a landing suddenly crashed Into
the spectators at yea air meet at
Heldeahelm. near fttuttgart. Wuert
l»mberg. Th* pilot wee only slightly !
Injured. I
Charged With Driving Car
Which Struck Three Men
John Hggans. colored. was jwttr
day morning placed under arreal
chaiged with operating the automobile
which atrurk. and Injured Carey Jer
vis. of Mara Hill;., William Owen, ot
the Barden Brick and Tile Company, !
jrr+ '*»* <rf ♦**«. 1
iMMiara Jritoy
7. Officers raid that the negro coo -
loaned that be waa the driver of the
car. the ronfeaaton coming following
bla arreat.
A charge of aaaault with a deadly
weapon waa preferred agalnat Mon
gone. He Been red release under s>.•
0041 giving a mortgage on bla
home.
The arrest of Hoggans -followa prac
tirally a month of deter sleuthing on
the part of Deputy Hhertff L O.
Rhodes, and Officers J. H. Howard
and J. C. Hdwarda. Rhodes had • Up
which proved to be a good one and
called In the two police mew. Through
the co-operative eCorts of the three,
Hoggans waa arrested.
UN fWem learned that WlUh
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Radio “Bootleg Detector” Is latent in War on Rum Runners
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Now tt’e ilic radio Root leg Detector* Here’* Lleot. B. M. Wcbeter, eommouleattoas oMrot
the U. S. Coast Guard, with an "Improved short watt radio compass developed aa aa aid to koato *pdaa»
|m la t|e Rum Petrol. Cid ter* in the prohibition patrol an now equipped with wtrutoas Mophoag* _
I with which they can estshUsb instant commumcaUoa with their shorn stations. Whea a eaaptotous erefl
4 1|MMNnI oi ctrrrtßi w#lrabiml ip thihted the ibow Ip •! omm mMm iMim P*®* l
jTheatattoo, hy memos the "Bootleg Detector," then aetabUeboe the exact divoettoo aad peetttoa es Wa
1 roporttog boot aad by radiophone orders other eervtoe boot* to. Mm vicinity ta "rally toad*. 4 Trtdy,
ftfagetMag la ha a hard Ilia for the ram emaggtovl , <r,
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WOI«MTORYIS
STILL COMING IN
SchaoMiß Liwp to Harbor Bear
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NASSAU, Bahamas, Aug. 2.— (By
Wtretoaal—Crippled pchooaera India
with refugees from the outlying Is
lands of' the Bahamas, slowly com
ing on# by one Into Jh* harbor here. '
are biiagtag the atory of more toe*
of life and property as the result of
tba tropical hurricane lest w*ek.
Th* death toll th'* morning had
mounted overnight to 14* known dead
while 499 are listed still aa missing.
Reports that the storm had missed
th* sponge fleet, where a great loss
of life was feared, were aot con
firmed and the sponge boat* are yet
aeerd from.
Th* sloop Dorris, Itself showing the
*ff*< t of the terrific gale it w«ather*d
when the full fury of the hurricane
■wept down on the bxhamaa crept
Into the pßrt today with 22 refugees
from Eitm Key where 600 houe a
' were destroyed and more than 1W
ID< mon« surrendered homel***.
Ricks waa supposed to k««w some
thing of theorise, tipon’hla being
questioned It turned out Hoggana
had been the driver of the car which
Injured the three white citizens and 1
j aped on Its way. In the car
| time were alao Rlrhs. Hudle .Sampson l
! W? 4 prH. V • ‘tug V
*'»W a«groe's sattl that rtiVy did n T
realiae what was happening until the
crash <ame. Th.-jr told officers Dial
they were making* about thirty n ll<•
an hour, and It la said, admitted they
were «a the wrong side of the road
The accident occured near the place
of B 0, Thompson on the Wilming
ton road on the night of July 7. Mr.
Jervla suffered a compound tincture
of the right thigh and IR still confined
to the hospital with Injuries. Mr.
Owni was painfully Injured, and Mr
Amnions slightly. ,
Tha car which atrurk (ha men—
Misers Jervis and Owen were riding
the same mntorcyda and Mr. Aaamoae
another- did not atop, hat left the Hi
Jured men to car* Aw the—Nlvea as
tkai Maid
REV MR. WATKINS)
TO KIWANIANS
Pastor of St. John's Diacunea ‘
Question of Right *
The KlWenlao* were accorded a
rare treat at their regular meeting
last night when Klwanian & A. Grtf- ,
Ha Introduced the speaker of the evs
alag. Rev. W. P. Watkins. Jr.
Mr* Watkins, pastor of Bt. John's
Methodist church, has lived In Oolds
boro since November flret last year,
and he baa created a large following
among the member* of hie own church
*a well aa among peoplea of other
organisation* He ohoserfor hla ser
mon. for It wna even that, the ques
tion of right, regardless. Few speak
ers have appeared before the club who
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have been so favorably received and
arouaed such friendly responee a« did
rM. Watklan.
Klwanian Bdgar Bain delivered th*
oral boost, end he did emphasis* In
a very l*W minutes the value of hu
man Ilf*, life Insurance ta hi* buel
nee*.
Klwanian [Taylor, newly elected
PggkMant. repressed hla appreciation
r» bamag been chosen to rouud out
tae uaexptred term of Klwanian "Jim"
VaPßt'ory. resigned, because of busi
ness Interests.
It waa moved and unalmouaty adopt
ed. that the dub should meet on next
Mouday evening at tb* new country
Hub. at half peat six. for the purpose
of partaking of elthrr a bprbncue or a
chicken fry; which H shall be ta to
be determined later In the week. The
| ladles of thr K|waqUn* art to be the
apeclel guests of the club on thl* oc
casion Before (he auppvr many will
doubtless avail themselves of the op
portunity of a swim In tilt club lake.
I thjp water of which ha. been accorded
! very fine,
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EIT TAINTKD ItHllt, tn DX
C'HK'AGO, Aug. 2. ■ Twenty right
persona wne 111 her' today »» tli< i<
rult of eatlag tainted food. A score
werr rxilsoni-d supposdly after rul
ing a cake at a wedding crleltrahou
i.tglit others two women and six « I»jM
dren wer# t>olso«cd when their cu
riosity tempted them to taste s cu
rious b' uu found In tbdr
Lome. #^s
Pbysiclans-said all would recover.
br idle™ horhk winb
Homewood, 111., July 31.—0 P) - Hoot
to Boot, tbs little Iron horse from (H
II Mweed U. Bradley a stable, won the
eight enoth rnonwol of the Amerioen
] Derby ben today while 37,(K»u spent a
ton itoinl their U9ho|i, :
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CRIPPLES TO GET
FREE TREATMENT
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Orthopaedic Clinic bC Wiko® on
PrUny
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Indlgncnt cripples of Wayne coun
tv will be able (o secure free treat
m«nl under experts at the Wilson Or
thopaedic clinic to he held at the
courthoue* In ‘Wilson on Friday, Aug
ust 4. “There are a number of erlp-y,
pies la the county who need thin
treatment,” said Dr. 1* W Corbett.
County Health Officer yesterday.
-And it ts to be hoped that they wttt
be present foj the clinic.''
Announc«ment that Wayne erlpples
will be treated In the clinic wan made
tn a letter to Tb* N*wa' by H. L
Btantop. supervisor of voeetlonal re
habilitation under tha department of
publie Instruction .* /'
"The -result* which have been ob
tained In dr mapy ertp
ples In your county ere moat gratify
ing." wrod* Mr. Blanton, "and we are
tnxlou* that all theelndlguent crip
ples avail themselves of thl* excel
lent opportunity of receiving free
Ireatm'nt." -
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Read Wife’s Letters To
Another Man In Court Here
l-p* through the roofing,
, Ix>wn .JhrdhKh the raftera
You are ihe.tooy
That I am after.
And after that, try thla og your
nadi- * '
Bure bn a ben nl< hr a bug •. }
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tracta from letter# aubmltted In tha
caar oft Hate again*! Roland Hollo- j
man In County court yeatrrday morn
ing. They are extract* from latter*
which hie wife. Mary Holloman, wrote
to tyl‘. r » "■weed#." ona Willie Hoaklna. ’
Tha charge waa abandonment and non 1
* up port.
Mra. Holloman waa In court and
4< mrd areally ain u Bed at the rllracV
from her letter* t., Hoakln* which !
were read In court. Coun««l for tha
defendant Introduced tha lettara— I
thera wija a greet alack of them to j
ahow that Holloman ahould not he ad
Judged guilty of abnndonment and
non-auppitl. Ha waa datlarad not
guilty.
for one* tha dignity of Judge
CROWDS FILLTABEHUfIE
AT OPENING SERVICES ON
SUNDAY P. (LAND MOT
U. S. Consul
Protests
Hex Ire CKy, Aag. L-ls) —It
wag learned today that repreeeo
tattoo* which are tol*rpge4ed
- ban m egulraleot «n « tfflp*
have beeo mM to fto B*»nrtoieo>
es Stole hy l olled (Unto* i enaul
; Geo ml Weddell ns th* neoM e»
the Brel hdMO •* tar os M
known of 'the taking ever es the
ehureh property of e l ulled Sfotoe
Mr. Wedd.il tafeneed lb* St*
portmeot es Mtoto toot 9***
of 800 iaed de «MM«n MM®
sight as to rued Hover to n am
mMtoo agpolotod by the mayor.
Men ad tb* Episcopal chore® IB
Th* Maxima iOiHMh toy
that tht'Chan* wne toboo^arto
. register aad MM to «Ko **
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hot Recefvod In WaaMogtoo
Washlngtan, Aog. —Mtoto ,
Department effMnls *aU today
they hod received an remmnl
rut lea* from Ceusal Binil
Weddell of Mtolto CMy nod koto
nothing of the iipniinßoHini
wbtob see sippeeed to boro bom
sept to WMhtagtoa.
MOMS RBCOfIUMS
BATHE. M*.. Aag
W. More* waa recovering today from
what wax deacribed by hi* family eg
x slight shock Buffered at hie sum
mer home lor*. Th* agto financier
was stricken darlkg th* middle of
the forenoon and wne unconscious ell
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TO DECIBB FONII CASS
AUSTIN, Texan. Aug. I—Af
tsr hearing an hour# vigorous argu
ment Oovemor Miriam A Ferguson
today took.under advie*m*nt th# quo*-
Mon of extraditing Chart*# Pongl,
Boston wlsard. to MaseacbueeU* to
serv* a theft eeatenc* of mvri to
nin* yearn.
Bh* Is exported to aaoouaco her 4m
rlelon lata today. *.
mmmmmmmmmrn
Rland’a court waa threatened when
I aome of the laftara ware rand. Tha
rf-owd In attendance roared with
laughter.
The following page from oge of tha
lettara 'written la pencil, on cheap
paper-mod In I’ncle Waif Mwauo fa ah
lon—la a fair aample of the -other#
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*1 fovjl ytHl'aM win for erwr. yuu
may changa but 1 will nerar rhaag.
niy heart.
"Tlmee may changa and wa may
part, but time# will navar change’ my
heart.
I "But If aeparation be our lot. Dur-'
, Hug. forget, me not "
When you get married and lira on
the hill ' , ,
Bend me a Idea by the whlpporwllt.
1 had rather ha la aome dark val
ley ’ -
"■here the aun may never ahlna
Than to think you are aome other
glrl’a ‘huabon* - O
And not mine.
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DIBPATCHBB fe
Mick in Ffcae fMn and
Schedules i Special
Service for Friday .
I «M I* CMt Mm 4 a«M»
oihe. "Tka (MMmP.
Tha Me Undo. wIM got a rw»M
me Mart at tdoaat Ottaa aa 4HNMR**
with tka haps t.M« MM
filled for tIM MHW Ml Pa MW*
nooa nt nat. t» »^>>>l»l
that mila« Uni totoaanaU was «ait«
an aiiinMallaiMWH. .iLif
lig I* hMI a ntvMal M aMpt'Ottra
in .pit. of Kell aad hot WpaPii *•*
Um folk, had jMt aa Mil gal Mu
ter It bow." aaM Cyeteae IM wkMßr,.
run tag rriwd la omtmff liMir II
d»r
on Moadgyt ' w|pf
•armont wilt kepraaPMiDMw aa M
day at • oWefc MmSm* f*
myerv Pi m
of Mr. Mi
day evening at wklsk Dai Pa dBBMA 1
gellst will nddreat Pa dMM Ma «T
Mount Oliva on Tfce * 4
“Wa null aaad aaaa mm* Hat—.*
aaM i. M. lease ywitiXay. and HD
. M | a i aa-.a A ||
x|ain mi Hapmi eipjaii “
forward aai aaatat la Du walk.
Tka afttrlt wUfk UM MW ti
Making to cavar tka reataal MMflatdi
Iv Ia aaotiac wttk general favor, aai.
already a aaaMar at naps katpa a*
da rad tknt tka paper ta Mat la Papt
lor tka parted as tka Haaftlg A MM*
ctal prtoa of TI oaata kaa kMk MN
raaaad tor tka tarn of tka ppaNat.
Acta su. -No iwtar aai Mu waa»
n» tfcatkar lata Pa taapla at Pa
fitopr of arajrar- waa Pa aanaaa
which Bar. Mr. MdLaafba aaad Pan
ky attoraaaa.
-Tk. aaad at Pa
hoar la aoim-Wtod. klrnil waakad.
flra burn lag la thatr aaala la aaatoafc
thaaa daviaaa of tka davtl aai la Mar
down tka atraagkaMa al Pafaa. wkatk
*p la tka kick placaa ar Pa law.** •
■houtad Mark.
Had daHvar pa fraan tkaaa dliU
•nata. three-hnrst, ptn-wkMptrpd. Mk
muted guaatloa awfka. gfßdlpd BP B
■ heir pa Iplts aad ooap Maw, apto*
ting oat Oraak dlpkthnafg aad IMBP*
log an air of hleroglyphtoa, aad J«W-
Pounding plows plstttsdM. apMHap
halra aad wWttlkMl notktag adl ta a
Joint, and dealing oat eeaatad IMP
watar bouquets wklla daaaa katto aai
low-dawn. Ood-firaaksa. tieqattona.
roggapllva lac chows that paMfar U
lust ara crowded grip BBT fpWPi
people.
Ustra! lawyers, dot tort, mm*
th4 «JpJ|t'Mtl|a fll mM(
jfci&PrHS* • ••••*■* mm+pM*
and said, “Tkaaa m aid oevpfafcr
lrunk."
Peter's seniority la raMgkkMd P
fcls leadership. comptoapaalsd
the fir* uohpal aanaaa aa Pal WBB
derful occasion., a Pat MiaM, «t
v hlch I Aka gives hat a Mat pit Mt )
!l was a master ptaaa of ooadaaood
< ipreeainn without Pa Biarlta 0 1 pP*
idHy. It waa a clap al Ifcnaiw kp
beginning to and. ghat Hpktalap Maad*
•d with dynamite, cowardlaa kaa kaaal
horned up with tka flra at Pa Pi
boat m p
So the Itinerate IWMNMB Pap#
kings and potentate#. Pa BMPPHI
iUthorlly of church aad Spfch dap
panoplied by all Pi paaßMWilMpi
pn»er of earth aad PH, aadjMMi