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VOLUME FIVE—NUMBER ISS.
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EVANGELIST AND SINGER ARE ,KILLED IN PULPIT
MttMW Ml WIVES GET SOME PLAIi TtLSM FIOU MMS
*'*■ •m. m . m --. ~ . "' ...~ *IL
Lay Murder To Moonshiners
Whose Ire Preacher Had
Aroused By Whiskey Fight
Anwriw Fired Through
Window Juot •■ Serv
ices Started in School
MOROANTON. Ky., All «.-3n>-
Aa sraagettat ui a chair •*»*•»■ art
Ami, alata aa they mm the open
lag byaMt at revival service# by an
uaMoatltlsd aaaaasln who flrod
through th# window of tha ooamy
acboof houao where ibc mating wm
!• progrc**
Tka Rot. W A. Mona. 83, toppled
from Aim pulpit, dead, and Mrs Mr
om# RoMuaon. M, died two konra al
tar tka aboottng laat nlgkt at the Eary
deboat 13 miles from here. J. D
Young, 19, nattered a altcht ycatp
woaad. aad otbara ta the mooting nar
rowly aacnpad. Mm. Robinson's four
.'hi hi ran nw their mother tall.
Oae ata waa under arrant early
toalght and Sheriff lather Turk o(
Rntler County waa at the head 61 a
VMM searching for another. . o
OlfTord Wllaon. 30, a fugitive, slqct
hla aacape from JgU hare a year ago
waa arreated at hla borne oa tba ntate
atml of a fourteen year aid girl that
ho had fired th* sfeots. The girl falat
loa. Who waa muted aa w bnetisg
flag chars#, denied the shooting
The (laying created each *xc«s
aent among (ha audience that none
wm able ta say how many shots ware
fired.
Conaty officials said tba trouble to
. mooaahia'ri whose Ira tba evangelist
bad aronaad by hla campaign against j
Illicit whiskey gpd hi* activity la aid -1
lag enforcement officers. ■ '
It wm learned today that the meet
ing yas disturbed Sunday night by
rowdyism oa tbs outside. Two m«n
dispersed the trouble maker* some of
whom wore said to hayp threatened
to fUsoms back aad clean out the
whole crowd.”
My. Mom came to this section a boat
s week ago. fettchfleld. Kentucky,
said that Mr. Mom came there from
Feaasylvanla In of 1934
and proaeh«d (or several months Hla
whereabouts sines then are not known
at this point k-'“S
GOOD PRICES FDR
CEORCIAfKEED
Opening Sales Yesterday Ad
vance Over Laat War
Manger reports reaching Qold*boro
yoAcrday afternoon were to the ef
fect that la the opening of the Qor
gta tobacco aiarkat yesterday, prices
paid ware la sscom of artcee paid
oa the opeaiag day of last rear's mar
ket
At (he tlnM the ns i (gap i ware dta
oetcbsd' idfl&rgta the sales were
Will la progress aad the figure* war*
largely eettmates. Oa* message said
iba tobacco wm In bad condition pad
wm averaging ■bo tit twenty cents
la Ttfton. Oa.. reporta wore tfcai
the price WM *3 cents so compared
* ,v Vlf
► from Nasuvtlie. oa* of (ho impsu
rant markets, oataa of 750.060 pounfy
of priming* of goad guality
ware reported at about twenty cents
On the basis of these scattered re
ports, coming from representative
markets In the Georgia bait. Initial
prices kre thought lo be good, lineal
tobacco m-n elated that the figure*
mentioned la the early reports were
!a eseaae of those on teal year’s open
ing sales and ware Inclined to he op
tlmlallc. over the Rnaiarn Carolina
outlook la the face of these Georgia
prices.
tallowing In the wake of the Geor
gia markets Ike South Caroline mor
keta wilt open neit Tuesday, while
Lb* afMtern CarohaJan market* will
mm me ism ma» ». . i
Tur rni MiifiM nn n xiru/c
LOCATED AT NO. 110 SOUTH JAMES STREET li’ THE HEART OF THE BUSINESS SECTION
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•POSSUM CAUGHT
IN BONEY HOME
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Second Time ta~T*r« Months
This Has Occurred
Far the second Ham hi lam than ~
twa months aa oppusam has bgga '
- eapfarod la the beam as B. i
Raney, as 114 Berth Geucgu streat.
The »oca ad catch sms mods Mon
day night by Howard Rash, el the
Wayne national Bank, a rooms?
la 4lr. Raaay*u Isas The Brat
retch wa* made abeat oavea
Weeks age by Mr. Essay him salt
Monday night. Ilka, Abou Ban Ad
hem. Hr. Bush woks from u sweat
dream of panca, hut unlike Baa Ad
hem he did not see an angol writing
In a hook of gold.
Thorn on the foot of hla bad ware
two yellow eyes staring fixedly in hla
direction. A cold chill shot doWn hla
spina, aad ta the fashion of a drown
ing man clutching at a straw, Mr.
Bush hurled Ms pWew at ths Wwtn
hade Mr allow Sr# an the foot of hla
Hj-w a '** ”
The aim wastrue aad the intrudsr
proved floab. for (bar* wad-a thud aa
eomplhlng struck the floor. Leaping
out of hod, Mr. Bush switched on (ho
light, aad discovered g nice, fut 'pda
sum. The animal made u dlvp for tba
opaa door tad Mr. Bush pursusd M
with oka of his shoes which he had
picked fyom the floor.
| The animal was overtaken In tbs
I ball aad Mr. Bush wan" pommelling
I Its life awdy whan Mr. Roney arrived
la time to be In op tba kill.
"tar the love of heaves,” Mid Mr.
Bonoy, "what’o all this racket out
kero.” Then ho recognised what had
happened.
tar Mr. Bosey bad bean the captor
when the Bret ’possum Halted the
bouse several weeks ago.
The men are at a lose to explain
why all the ’poaaums that atray Into
Goldsboro call at 114 North George
street.
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Say Ben Rollins Can 'Talk :
The Fire Oof Os Any Barn”
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Nancy. Frano*. had it* Emile Coue.'
by Wayne county ba* Ita Ben Rollins.
In Wayn* county today ttfty people
yr more can br found who will tell
you In all truth that Mr. Rolllna can
“talk the Are out of a burn.'* Iheea
W I
ftfty people will not only tell you that
be can “talk ths Ore out of a burn”
but they will jftve name* and lnfortua-1
lion Concerning peupls pn whom n*
baa practiced the art.
’'l gueaf I hare cured hundred* of
fulka.” Mr Rolllna. aqpd aevenly-**»-
ei\. told The New* reporter who call
ed upon him at bla home near Ham.
Bprlnga yeaterday afternoon.
“it ain’t been morg'n week* I
lat * Wvajh 4L- •
Wttm* la gll me to talk Ire out of
a burn be hal. Ha bad fell Into some
hot stuff-waa workln' with the Vel
vet Ice Cream Company In
end It looked like be wna done for.
Tnon one of the boy* who need to
know me told klm to come here. Wall,;
I cured him and ba Is all right now.” j
Mr. Rolllna le not the only one who
testifies to thf efficiency of his treat
ments.
“Did you ever hear of a Ben Roll
lna who Is said to be able to talk the
Are out of a burn?” I asked J. Floyd
Barden, stopping first to ask the way
to Rolfth*' home.
”Ebre. I have beard about h!m. Now
( don't bailers la nanta and I am not
i wiuuai gm it*
GOLDSBORO, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 4, 1926
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CELEBRATES STH
ANNIVERSARY
CkrMiRR Federation Met Foe
Joint Program
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Oa Moaday night as the Christian
church, wm celebrated the fifth ea
aivenary of the Chris tin n tad«ra-
tloa qf Goldsboro This wm a Joint
meeting of the Men's and Woman’s
Federation, aad wm a home-coming,
a* all who bad ever be*a members
I*
war* expected to he present. There
waa a large attendance, aad a very
planning program.
Mra. Anaaatroat announced the
different numbers op the program,
and lad the Psalms. The program
lagan with the hymn “Onward Chris
tian Ho Id I* re.” Thru the congrega
tion repeated la ualeoa the ltlsl
Psalm, which wm adopted as the mot
to of the taderstion. five yeorm ago.
Mr.; Healy former President of the
Federation, lad la prayer.
M lease Beulah. Maltha, aad Anal*
sang a trio attar which
Rev. Roh*rt Jerome made, the |ddreM
of the evening. Hla subject was "Ac
cording lo your faith, he it unto you.”
Mr. Pats. President of the Federa
tion. led la prayer, aad Misses Mar
tha aad Aaale Westmoreland sang a
duet. The cloned with
the Benediction. ’mlapah"
A vary plan—t social hour follow
ed. and Ice cream aad cake ware
artved. During the social hour. Mlau
Eleanor Cobh's orchestra rendered sav
m .during the aaatal hoPu. several 'in
formal talks ware made pr different
members of the Federatiba,
Family Os Three
Found Dead
ADMAN, Mich * Aug. 3.—(AV-The
bodies of John Vogar. M, bis daugh
ter, Agnes, 31, aad the latter's daugh
ter. Amrita, I, were found la their
'arm home jal Bllssflled. near here
today. The tether’s body waa dang-*
flag from n rope fa the kitchen. The
woman bad apparently b««n clubbed
to death aid the child poisoned. Po
lina were unable to determln* If the
thru# were stein or figarod la n sat*
elds pact. r ,
Yon can find a cheap room at a re
sort If you don’t mind native fauna.
' One of my children got a bund badly'
burned—the akin peeled ass when
sqyna hot menlhnlatum got and
wag In sur% enough agony when Ben
came and talked to It. Pretty soon
the baby Mi asleep and the band-'got
ell right.”
Mr Barden alav aald that bla broth
er. Howard Barden, of New Bern,
*’*£ d ... b
tace bad a badly burned Ifg pnd tlulJl
Mr. Rolllna lalkad taa Dr* out of th#
burn.
“And you can see the near on bla
tog till yet," aald Mr- Barden.
Mr. Rolllna explained that he was
abl* to take Jha Are out through
faith. "If I didn't believe that I could
' % ' % r ”
to try.” * He Inal-m. bewevai au.t
her* la where big formula differ* from
Cone's formula—that It la not neces
sary for the patient to-bellevc In what
he la doing. .
As The News understand* the for
mula Mr. Rolllna bends very close to
the affected part and goes through a
arrle* of myatieal movement* and In
cantations. “But you couldn’t under
stand tbs words I h«e even If tb* burn
was on your face,” A* told tbo re
porter.
’’Where did you . leant to do this
mystery” I asked th* old man. grit-'
■la-haired and beat with dim weight,
«f MW
“I was learned to da Ba ratted..
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OFFKERSTOY TO
SOLVE RIYSTERY
Invent ifata Ddßtha at FauHcr,
Dnihtir and Child
MHmttald, Aug. 3.—(F —A
number of Isadu today can fronted of
Balsl* attempting u> unravel the mys
tery cantering about Ike deaths of
John Bogar. M, aad BU daughter Ag
nes. 3S, and the tetter’s Bva-yoar-old
laughter. Aipelte. whose bodies ware
found In their term home near bora
yesterday. A
. Sonar's body wpd found hanging
hy the neck tram a rape la thr
kltckeu and that of at* wdmaa and
child la a bad room The child had
bean poisoned. There ware marks
on tka woman*3 body Indicating ska
had baea beaten, flha ateo had boon
poteoSMSd
Tka theory that tba wpasaa aad her
tether had entered Ipto a aufrtda pact
aad had ad m Inlet trad to the child was
investigated m the result as the find
ing of notes apparently t« Bog*r e
handwriting, to the o«»ct that Me
daughter had commhtad sulride aad
that he had decided !• mad hi* llte ta
the same - manner. Ae mother bad
oot*ooed the child, MMpotaa said, bat
felled to reveal a motive.
An examination of the woman's
body, which "‘Mm marked as though
She had been heatea, tpßMhar with
the abaanoa of • aodva, tended to
refute this theory, eetd.
Another lsqdl fotioumd was 'N)| ttf o *.
Bkr m«y have Wilted Mu' daughter and
granddaughter aad than committed
suicide. Bogar and the daughter had
been at odds been use she refused to
break wtfb bar fiance. Joo Bmltka. to
whom ha objected, neighbors told (to
nes. Bmltka and tka woman planned
to bo marriad shortly, p >llOO learned
snd Bocar bocam* ’ rnranged when ho
beard of their-plon* Wlday, threaten
ing ten kill his iIS '«hter rather than
have her become Bmttka'a wife. Until
ka visited the Bogar home Krldiy
In company wttk throe other men and
wav' eJecteJ hr the tether.
Ihe Incident of hla visit Ik also W
lag looked Into by poll*— . Neighbor*
said shortly after the arrival of Sqgft
ka and hla companions, there was 1
sounds of s violent quarrel.
Neither the child
were seen alive ofterwhjs. A neigh
bor of the Bogars found nhnra-oa-frtr
doorstep yesterday morning signed
with Bogart name, asking him to
come to the tetter’s homo at unco
’’or It will be'too lata."
The neighbor. Frank Androvltch,
went to the farm house aad d lonov
orad Bofstfll body. B* oummoned
police, whp found the other bodies.
A coroelta Inquest wa* scheduled
•or tomorrow.
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5 YR. OLD CHILD
HIT BY FATHER
S
George Bans SligHtly Kractaren
Son’s Skull
(Jeme* Bass, flv* year old son of
George Ban*, who operate* a store on
N. William* HI. in th« Cotton mill
aortion, waa struck in the hnad hy
a bottle In the haiuln of hla father
tad badly hurt y*at«rday afternoon
Hava, said to have Ix-en drunk, wa*
lodged U jail by Hherlff Grant who
» a**--* eell for aid
' f TkJ Willie MAI .*>
Ml eye of the child open for about
an Inch, and ■ apaed a, alight fracture,
according to Dr. D. J Ro*e, who at
tended, thr Injury. Dr. lion* carried
the child to a local hospital where
nil operation waa performed.
According to th*' atory told by Mr*
Ha a*, her t>u»oand* one legged man
who formerly np»rai*d,a» atore In
Toldaboro wa* violently drunk and
•n a frrnsy. Th* M«w which at ruck
the child had been aim'd at Mra. Haaa,
a'.* said.
The affair created ronaltferable
.commotion In lb* aovtlon. Two Uriah
Bart of knap's had ta pgsvt main
i otrqpgth I* «Ptet Mm ptadlag the ar
ijjMi m Mm Mmyia.
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ijPRES. COOUDGE i
IN RADIO SPEECHt 1
, DiuciMPpp Stale Sovereignly for
Dtovtr Celebration
k PAUJ, SMITH'S N. Y„ Aug 3.-0 F)
' —The sovereignty of th* otat*a
which go to make up th* nation, waa
held up aa a source of groat strength
I 16 Ike Federal government by |>ronl
( dent I’oolldg* today In an address by
| radio at Denver celobret
’ lag th* Mral-ccateaalal of Colorado’s
( admission to utatohood.
Bpeaking Into a tejophoa* at hte
I vacation office. Mr. Goolldg* had hla
I words carried by long distance wires
, to Denver for bmaorM ting through
. the ether, th* add rasa being the first
, of asy kind ho has mads slae« b*
cam* to th* Adirondack* nearly four
r weeks ago.
I Mr. f'oolldge halted Colorado, aa a
• state that "always has Men progros
. *tve:‘‘ declared that "iht stands out
i like a hoaroa la the history of wo
i man suftraga.” and praised "th# am-
I Any of her *eea*ry" aad ”tha waa
, dorful halm dd bar climate," yet Bo
| fsoortad her "chief Treasure wm th*
t principle of local self government,”
"This celebration la oxc#*dinfix
» appropriate at this lima.” ho added.
1 "The nation Ui Inclined to disregard
» altogether too much both the fane
i >mu aad the duties of the Half, th*)
are upick move than lub-dirfsioee of
* «*• Federal government- TBag am
k M 3WTMM rfi* tm
■w VM9WMC wnW NHWllimy VI
I th*lr own right. Os eepree .on# of
I 'heir chief glories. Use la the fact
> that they are all partakers of th*
» American aplrit, all a pari Os Ik* Ap
- rrtesa nation, bat a great deal of
I the strength of th* Federal govern-
I uent lies la the fact that tka states
» hav* the “power to function locally
. -nd Independently, subject only ta
i the restriction* which they thrmoei
. res have favokod hy adoptiug the aa-
I tional constitution.
1 "Thiu fiftieth anniversary Is la cel
ebration of that priuetpte. It waa ftf
' ty years ago that .('olarado put off
1 the garb of. a, territory almost sg
- clnsivaly under the dominion of Ike
-national government and put on the
rtbe* of d sovarnign American b**n
I lIJ no small pan du* u> th* appltea
- judp of th# principle of local self gov
r smment O fall the wealth ang *m
-1 Inearo that tela state has achieved,
> this la Its chief trTksure i
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1 j 4kMMl■ u ■,wMp. 1 ,.m.. l^ lll Js l
Commissioners Draw Jury
r *» . „ ’ *
for Superior Coort Term
The appointment of cotton wetgfere
#» r the proneat year and the draw lon
of a Jury were the outstanding Heine
of buelneaa traaeacind by the Board
of County t'ommleetonere In their rag
uiar monthly session.
Os the all man who will serve ae
welghera. only one repreaante a law
appointment. He la Mr. A- P. Howell,
named H a one of recelvera for
Goldsboro. Othera for Coldaboro ate
J. A. Howell and J. K Rmltb.
11. D. Hooke wee named for Fre
mont: Devld Reeree for Mount Olive,
and J. K .Overman for Piker Ilia
Forty-eight 1 jurors were named fpr
the brut week of Huperior court end
{hlrty-sl* for the second week. The
, ... f V
Named for the Aral week are: Q. P.
Hail. Buck Hwamp; Jerk 4 * Howell,
Sent at on; J. L. Harwich. goideboro;
Jerry P. Blmore, Btoney Creek; J. H.
liughea. Broaden: A. J. Smith, Plhr
rtlle; A. L. Jeckann, Uoldahoro; Jun.
Robdrt Hooka. Pork: A. C. H.«t*h,
Hi ogden; H T. Davla. Broaden; \V,
(!. Hood, floldaboro; Waller H.
Jamea, Goldsboro: A. A. Outlaw,
Breeden; E. C Cobh, Nahunfa; H
I.- Beat. Htoney Creek; Charlie A.
Daniel. New Hope; J. T. Gardner.
Btoney Creek; Willie A. Aitdefem:
Money Creek: Harpy I Hhlpp. Oolds
horo; W. B. Smith. Indian Hprtaus;
Major Smith. Btoney Creek; J. A,
J After. ’ Brogden; JC. ,C- ftftlnaoa,
J
Denounces Those Who Are
One Thing On Street hi
Another In Their Hones
EPIGRAMS
i’orefo—MS la (ka MlfkMaf
sia of th* Twedfcoth Uatary.
Th# slavery #4 money la Jasf
a* complete aad dstrndlat as Iks
ala vary gs oteeag drink.
I had ratkte a adertake Is save
ten aa* *U erne
•l kag-
A mah la eased te Ms sjfe effete
l#m An pmwtf 1 ■■
Av* M
they an ealy p teasers far a Mk *
a I
ama ttM ksmekMkeJßMa
Tka auan wke lavs* sin Is a sfete
tea aha rah.
J ■ -a. vl'Vml*
J", ■ ■■ ■■■'. , , •*
tba data MM he MMMpiir 1
sr celd aer hes.
MEfeimMfim u * ’
If rn tevo ear >a*mtee II k
certate that Km devil bate* as.
Capture Druf
Peddler In AaheYiOe
AMHMVrIAA Am- 1 f»
Hammond, sites Tammy Rjraa. kaowa
to the patle* of all a*ctloas of (fee
country as a drug pfddter and who
recently forfeited a |IMO cash bead
when be failed te appear la United
Matos district court bat te oaawer
to of violating the Harrison ua rootle
set. wm captured te Mte dewatowe
business district of Asheville this af
tenwon, by a deputy marshall Ho
had born trailed here frees Now York
whotr* he faces Indictments.
i Grant Swamp; A. Or Baas, Ptkevtlle;
Oeorse W. Crone. Ooideboro; m. 1..
lewis. Nabunte; George M. Warrick,
<Jr ant ham; H. A. West. NehunU; W.
D. Whitley. Nahunte, J. p. Darts, Big
Hwamp; Beanie D. Howell, Stowe*
-Creek; Walter L. Summerlin, Oold*-
horo; T. A. Best, Htoney Creek;
Dortch P. Ptetde. Broaden; W p.
Til vert on, NahluUa: David Collin.
Ptkevtlle; P. W Holmes; Indian
Mprlnaa: J T. Kills. Nahunte; J. B.
Waddell. - Nnbnnta; Willie M. Craw
ford. Creek; D. M. Best. Na
huataj. Boas *l. Qfddans. Ootdehoroj
k til Wren, Neknnta; H PHI.
Ptkevtlle; W. K Snipes, But*k
I Hwamp; 0 J. Bandy, Brag den; J. W.
o*4 Q A w.r^
UoiuAtoro. - K *. -> -
Thy following were drawn for the
second week; P. B. Hales, Btg
Swamp; A. 0. Thompson. Pork; J
H. Hill. Indian Springe: Willie p.
Pender. Plhevllle; H. P Better. Broa
den. H. L. Graham. Goideboro; C.*U
Spivey. Indian Springe; J. O Wilson.
Fork; G. B. Gardner, Broaden; Jeeae
fTornegsy, Brogden; R. P. Smith.
Broaden; J B, Petr, Jr.. Goldsboro;
Johnnie Hilliard, Greet Swamp; Rd:
C. Venn. Oreotham; B H. lewis. In
dian KpHags: Talbot Parker. Golds
boro; H. L. Ward. Htoney Creek; B
S. Btssell, Brogden; William Handley.
Goideboro, J Brant I y Pate. Stoney
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