. ■ V
■" "" k
1 Mostly Mr Thmmday u 4 Friday '
.Mwu aoutbweat vlads.
a Jiff . -Jr , s-
'yj -. t
n ■ ■an. m __ .
TOLUMK FIVE—NUMBER ltt.
CHANCE TO SECURE 3 NEW ENTERPRISES FOR Off
MACK SAYS PREACHERS ARE EUCCEKT TC'WOCI ARIMRMSH
CAN BE LOCATED HERE BY
SEPTEMBER 1 IF BUSINESS
MEN MANIFEST INTEREST
,v . * , V ' ™
I
To Be Considered at
Chamber of Com
mence Meeting at 10
A. M.
■mmMr* d Um Cktslwr si
Fammirr* w«l meat la the Mines
d Um trfTirfm* 1 — this morning
st !• a’clack to fire roa*W|rra
ttoa to t|ufMM mw antogprla**
whirh Mrs toi Mstormtod .»•
flsMMksra.
”We srs not prepared to fire n*m»»
and specific Information for puhttca
ilon Just now,* - said Secretary W C
yesterday aftarsoom. “But
If tho budMH men of tioldeboro are
inter sated all three of Iks saw en
tar prise* can b» secured for tha city.” J
“Whsn css thay be Th*
Nsws naked Mr. Danmark. J .
"If tka bualnsay men ars Interested,
Iks tkre* saw activities fur th» city
ess bs located hare ky September 1"
ba replied
Two of Iks proposed new enlar
nrtaaa for the -city are spokra of *a
bated sinsufat-tu rent sad one a larg>
dtstrfkuttdf uaewdraMsa.
-Haw sassy, paopla Would the saw
TtnM offer employment too.- the
Nawa naked Iks B»cr*tarr
-Ttira* hundred. I should My.” wan
hla reply.
-And what wapld the pay roll
amount to.” Thy Newa then wanted
to know. 1
*WM laaat $7,500 s week, and ydu
cas figure out tbs yearly total from
.hat.- was th* answer.
Secretary Danmark, returned’ Sun
day from a four day trip to points in ■
Pnd around Now York City, and It i* I
understand that th« possibility At I
landtag the paw companies for Quid*
boK> were "headed up'* on this trip
All three of tho concerns which
ft fa proposed to bring to Goldsboro
JSIY* - b*m Investigated -carefully bv
tba Industrial Committee of the Cham
ber of Commerce and bare been re
ported aa entirety reliable.
Secretary Denmark yesterday mail
ed the following letter* concerning
th* proposal.
Colilsh.ro N. C.
August 4. 1928
To the Board Os Directors of the
Goldsboro Chamber of Commerce
Gentlemen:
I hare been Instructed to call a
P-eetlng of tbe Board of Director* and
Indusria) Committee for Thursday
mornlng. August 6 at 10 oVioeg. aha
* object of thla-meeting la to glee con
sideration to three n*W enterprises
•bat we have succeeded In Interest In
Ooldaboto. Two of these are
factoring plants and the third u a
targe dlatrlbutlng corporation
1 might state for your Information
Alhat nil three of these concerns hare
,V**n carefully Investigat'd by the In
y **a
ditatrial Committee aid ars found tu
m reliable.
- Thla la an Important meeting and I
sincerely hope erery member of thr
Hoard will be preaent.
Bi j
beta;
Goldsboro, t'. C'„
August 5. 1925.
t'enr Member:
Tba Industrial Committee and the
toerd of Director* of the Chamber
law authorised-the writer to call a
membership meeting of our organlx*
Hon to be held la the Chamber’s As
sembly Hoorn Thursday morning. Aug.
6th at 10 o’clock.
The purpose of tilt* meeting la to
give aonslderatlon to three near en
terprises that are tateroeted hi Golds
boro, two of those being manufa«;tur
«ra and the other a targe distributing
< orporatioa. c ’
prevent you 'lttMidlnfi fkia mealing,
spin tot • gr*«er QiMWwit
THECOCDWORO NEWS
LOCATED AT NO. DO SOUTH JAMES STREET I N THE HEART OP THE BUSINESS SECTION
Girl Rolls Her
Hose On Busy Street
New York, Aag, 4. (>P) EJ»-
Ing her 'sleeklag on loarleenik
HI roe). Just off Fifth Arcane, cost
■las Prance* KatkowHa three
months la tho wacakanaa. The ar
resting pallceman laid Ike raort
that Ike Nls* kad mused Ike
rrawd la roller! by her wllsa aad
that when he remonstrated w|h
her she railed him various names.
“Women -henld not rail their
■ stackings In paklie” Ike ronrt rat
ed. “The senplj apparel lh«y wear
nowadays Is safftrleat l« attract i
alien!ion wlthoal Ihrlr doing any- j
thing else-. tso
The warkhaaac verdict was Im
| posed after finger print records
skewed she had b*ea twice eqa
v tried on other charge*.
a
SINK PLANS AN
INVESTIGATION
WIH Look Over Camp Situation
InStotd
■B '■
A*hevt|le. Aug. f —Tho convict
camp aitiiation In Western- North
Carolina I* being “looked Intvj." by H.
Hoyle Blnk, state pardon commission
a
er.
The pardon cctnmlaaloner said here
that hr Intended to Inspect the
convict camps In this aectlcyi. Includ
ing state Institutions.
Tho fact 'hat the Buncombe coun-
I ty grand jury Is now wojlilng under
' tbe Instruction of Judge A. -W stack j
In c nlui tlng a thorough probe of al-t
legations of flogging In the convict
camps probably will cause the par
don Commissioner to confine his ac
tivity to an Inspection of eondltlona In
the camps. It is believed.
"I shall be glad to see the flogging
law tested,” Blnk declared. In com
menting on the charges of I .re J.
Cody, a South Carolina prisoner, that
he was brutallv treated while In the
Buncombe camp.
”W* have a group of able-bodied
men In the state penitentiary who
■imply aay they are tired and refuse
to work,” he said. The prison board
will not let them he whipped, and
apparently there Is a<> way to make
them work. They would rather be
confined than to work so the result la
a group of convicts who rest In the j
.shade.- I
Catholic Boycott Bothers
Mexican Business Circles
• 1 *
MEXIOO (MTV. Auk 4 --(/PI The
movement amour- Human Catholli * te*
AIiJV * 4 * <> * trv *V,’» 1
hk.iliihl ihf nttitude ofthe Mei
fcan government In enforcing the* nrw
religious regulation* plainly I* wor
rying biialnraa circles. Although th»re
has bran no mMi«« outward evl
dcnce* of an economic boycott. In
Mexico Olty. rrporta from cl»ewlwr*
<n thr flcimbllc atate that 4h<avolume
of business haa bran notably reduc
'd In aoma placra.
Meanwhile both tha govarnmanl
with Ita supporters In Ita praaant
. I Stole mi tha rallgloua lawa and tha
Homan Catholic episcopate, an wall
ap Catholic Hadara ara standing rtrm
In thotr respective positions.
Uncertainty over what actually la
|M| on hi Meslco with reference u>
* V j~~ '■ »
lil'ii" pi '«g iU' I *' omli* i ■■■—. ■ “ ' ■ ■■■ ,"
• GOLDS BORO, N. C„ THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUBT 5, 1926 ]*.
. .. - . -A.; a * i ; • *?>/ ■
BATTERY a does
GUARD DUTY
Im hußn, Colored Mahcdl,
Gets Big AppUtwe
- Battery A, the Goldsboro unit of
the !17lh Field Artillery encamped
at rtri Bragg, wus ordered to guard
duty Itnmadiaiely upon arriving, and
remained on duty Tuesday and Wed
nesday. according lo report made by
First Sergeant W. A. Tudor, who
came to Goldsboro yesterday to M
eur* some supplies for, the battery.
"You sea we are Battery A, and the
' hatter las ara aaaitned to guard duty
1 In alpkabatlcgl order," rxpUlned Ser
i geant Tudor. "But now we are free
' aad are going to get a little recreation
along with tha military life.'*
All of tbe Ofty-fivr njon are well
and enjoying th* cakip. life, said
Sergeant Tudor. ,
“Excepting that a few of th* fel
lows are getting a little blue to aec
| their girl*."
j Lae Darden, the colored maaoot of
■ the battery, brought the entire regl
| ment down In npplaune In a concert
which ha rendered following supper
Tuesday evening.
-Yen,” said Sergeant Tudor, “when
Lea pat tuned In on hie tenor banjo
and got fairly launched out on some
of those jassy tunes, you ought to
have aeeu tha way the boy* began to
flock around. It wasn’t no Um* until
there "wna a groat crowd, aad the lit
tle negro got plenty of apptauaa.”
TO HOLD FUNTRAL
AT 5 P. M. TODAY
•' •:
Mrs. Martha Barnen Harrison,
72, Died Yesterday
Afternoon
Funeral service* for Mrs. Martha
Barnes ’ Harrison, who died at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, will be
held from the home of Mt. and Mrs.
D. W. Davla on North Virginia atreel
at 6 o’clock thla afternoon. Rev. J.
M Daniel, paster of St. Paul Methodist
church, trill conduct th* aerrlcaa.
Pallbearers will be: Psul Yelver
ton, N. B. Bradford. J. W. Winslow,
J 11. Howell. C. G, Smith. K. M
Davis, George 8. Dewey and D. C.
Cogdell.
Mr*. Harrlaon waa seventy-two
year* Old, having been born August
SO, 1854. ai|d had been In declining
health tor some Um*. She was a
faithful member of the Methodist
church and a woman ,OT “ <1
She la aurvlyed by ber husband. W.
T Harrlaon. am) by her foster daugh
ter. Mrs. D. W. Davis, with' whom she
made her home.
NEW 1 tilth IOTTON
New York, Aug. 4.—Cotton future*
closed steady at a net decline of 42
to 49 points. October 17 28, Decem
j ber 17 to: January 17.24; March 17 42;
I May 17.67.
'he economic bon oit hi** caused a 1
flood of_ nimomtejii' li usually prove ;
W these rumor* was
fftllk «J*b?U ' ®
ing' because of tha withdrawal of
naposita of large sums of money |»v
many Catholics, goyprnmrnt official*
deny this.
Officials of other hank* state that
ihua far their builnaaa haa hot Irani
affected and that no withdrawals have
occurred. Three official* do not ex
pect fund* will ha wlthdrawnl because
• hey feel there im\ lie uo polnl In
Injuring uon-gove rnment institution.
Want Approi r I prMag
MEXICO CITY. Aug 4. CPI The
archblahoprlc Os tjie Homan Catho
lic chnrch never will approve of arnt
>-d uprising but thg chnrch will “go
to Calvary" if necessary' in Use pree-
(Continued On Pane Tvnl J
• ' ! - i-
DUPLIN MAN IS
FOUND DEAD
- -■v*’' -
('aimed by AkfiMit Puiuoning
In Verdict
That death roanHed from at
celtalic peLaalag was the verdlet
which a <sra»er*s Jary yesterday
utornlnv prsaanarad ' aver Wli
llau Harrell. 46, farmer, who waa
(as ad dead aa M I amber J road
aewr Hwwdaas. tw* aad a kail
miles from salsa a. at naaa.
, Thl* Informal lea waa gtv*n
Tbe Nawa la laag dlstaace toto
pkaae raavervatiaaa wMh Taw a
Clarh fiaaM as »aiaaa and Ike
f'hlaf as Pallea as Warsaw tost
kigkL
""A aegro storting la
pick kvriM saw BarraU lying be*
aid# tike rand Tneaday mare tag,
the Jfarsaw afftoar t*jd Tha
thaagkt that be waa
Alrogl and did nad tagftt the In*
r ideal. Whan she was aa bar
way hark to h*r bomb, aha again
noticed tka man 17 lag be* Id a tbe
rand, reported than fart, aad aa
tavestlgnllaa disclosed Ik* dead
man.
A (jaarl as whlalmf waa faaad
by tka «M* of Ike body and aa
‘ amply flask wag lyiag near, Ik*
Warsaw vaffWr told Tka Nawa
Inal atoht f vide are wns that
H anvil had bean dead seam M er
M bear* wkaa fag id,
Tba laggato waa told under tba
■apart iaton as M.1% Hrtlgiii.
(eraaer tor DapKa faanty, and
there waa no ladtratiaa that then
had torn teal play.
WANTFULLTIME
POULTRY EXPERT
Committee Will Meet County
Karmen* on Friday
The Agricultural Commit!** of the
Goldsboro Chamber of Commerce will
on Friday of thla week appear before
a special committee from th* Wayne
County Board of Comnrtaaliiaei a with
a request that the commissioners
‘mploy a poultry expert to give hla
■nllie lime to the poultry Industry
s
In Wayne County.
The Chamber of Commerce will em
phasise the money value of poultry
raising and will bring to the at
tention of (he Hoard of Commission-'
srs The fact that more than g2L.ooo.iM>
waa paid lo Wsyno Coquly Farmers
frr poultry during December of 1926
January. February and March of
1986
They will also Inform th* Board
«kkt a fT.iMiO egg capacity Incubator
’* Is'lng installed In GoldstMiro to
provide baby chicks for Wayne Coun
ty farmer*. Thla large commercial
hatchery will provide 2t,MMi baby
rhirkena each week from November
!. 1928 to May i, 1927 and the ag
ricultural eomijttee of l£W chamber
of Commerce fe*ls that an experlenc
•d poultry expert is n«*<l d In our
County to nsslsi our farmers lu pro
viding sanitary pbuifry housed and lu
pievsntlug diseases among Chickens
Th* poultry Industry In rapidly
I growing in Wayne and the adjoining
liountles and those wntchlnu this d*-
velopment within ■ per
| '«• 4k 7F' -m . -i-a yjf tff W -ft
rtry IndnstTy will nf gg
I iuuon and lohsreo
Arrested Wlu»n
Boy Is Burned
*
New Orleans, Aug, 4—Joseph Tre
psgiiier. 26. Is under arrest here,
chhkprd with setting fire to the cloth
ing of Morrl Martiall, Jr., 10, negro..
Trepagnlar, a trainman employed
by the Texas and Pa«4flc railroad, sild
■tbe burning was an accident and de
nied be placed oil on the boy’s cloth
tag Ha was Meallfiad by Mgroksll at
a hospital where Um bay It hit g arttl
•[
RECORD PRICES
PAID FOR WEED
Mill ion PtMandg Sold it Goorgla
Opening Day
Atlanta. Oa, Aug. 4, (AV-pn# mil*
llou pound* of tobacco ware sold all
auction in south Georgia yesterday at
prices averaging 20 per real greater
than Ike grower* received last year.]
The quality of the wed waa considered
superior to crop* of former years.
Growers ware pleased with th* re
sults of tba opening day salsa at tka
twenty-two towns where auctions took
place. Batimatas of th* 10t *l valve
of tha crop thru year run from s»#,*
000,000 to $12,000,000.
Thr average price at Haaalhurot
waa 20 rants a pound, Wajrcroaa abov*
M cents and S$.M at Dougina.
Tift on averaged 16 casta aad ap
prqxlmatsly 960.000 pound* of lugs
and wrappers war* offered for ante ’,
Nash villa. Ga.. ara raged $0 canto; Ca
milla avaracad 9$ coats, tka hlfbaat
at Thomaavllla waa 89 caata, Alma 11,
and ntsgerald H caata.
• • • w
At Yaldoatp. On., throe warehouses
wera filled to capaalty and coaaarva
tlvv estimate* plarod tka amount of
tobacco on tba floor* at 400,000
pounds. Tka average price for the
grot day waa $ll.BO per hundred
pounds.
Prices at Bflabrldg*. Oa. avrragad
tkrae times mpre than last year. Wart
hum# figures showed 4s.lff pounds *»
Mm tool toiwib mrtjm-
NEGRO BOY IS
DROWNED NECSE
Ckarlty RkyaU, H-Year-OW Am
mi Cornelia Royal!
i | »
Charley James Hoyall, I yaar-old
negro boy. son of Cornells Royall, was
drowned about noon yesterday while
swimming In tkh Neus* river between
th* County bridge and thr railroad
F Becton and Eddie Newsome,
Several negro boys were swimming
at the tip* Among them Wefb E.
Lee, F. Beclba and Kddlu Newsome,
when the Royall negro got laid wa
ter which was too deep for him, and
drowned before be could be rescued.
The body sank to the bottom aad
divers tried unsuccessfully for more
than an hour to locate It. It was fi*
nally brought' to the surfae* by Ed
Jenette. an employ of th* Borden
Brick and Tils Company. It was said
that lb* body waa some 160 feat from
tbe spot where the lad had goat dews
POINCABB TO AAK LOAN *
Paris, Aug. 4 (A*|—Premier Poin
care announced to th« finance com
mittee of the Chamber of Deputies
today that aa soon a* tha situation
permits probably at tbe end of B*g
temt*er the government will launch n
groat Internal loan with the object of
consolidating tha Internal debts and
■ublllxlng the franc.
’*’•*— "
Expects Manufacturers
Will Sekct Goldsboro
•I am quit* *u r a that before Vary
lon* manufacture™ dealrthg to looata
V * *•' *+< '♦ £i9 '
{’Pattern North Carotin* trill, «.
ha»r, Delect Goldsboro," wrltea J. O.
< allughen, Atlanta district manager
of lhr AJiui Rubber Company, to W. C.
Poumark, aacratary Cbambar
of Commerce.
Mr ! ('ulltt*hau point* out l n bta lat
ter that hla company select nd Golds*
boro after a rarwftil Inrre«tlgaUqa aa
to beat tblpplug polm fo r Kust
ern Carolina. The latter In part la
a* fullowa:
“It haa been my Intention for ht*
ertil Weeks to write you and thank
you for the 00-otperatkiti ■lu>«u ua In
our Inveat IgaJlon of the poahlbllitlea
at Goldsboro from a shipping aland
|fewlnt, bat 1 bevy bean away from tha
~ nji f ~~wwpyy^' l L _ ir ~ - I ' l 1 *
Plica nvi cm
' • > fr ■
CIVILIZATION TAINTED
WITH DEVOURING GREED
» FOR RICHES AND PLEASURE
I EPIGRAMS
• • • . s •
One today Is worth Iwg lamer'
raw*
- . O'
Fine .ease and *xalt“d hom
at* gal kgff aw naeOfii fig wgfgfififilte—
-1 r
W* have man to ovary ram mug*
Hi who ara legally h*w**t, bal
maiwlly rattoa.
A maa wkr daaa Mg tktoga b
|§| |||| In fi)! |i||4
year jaws need exarc Isa, chaw
gam. >
1 karaa‘B mack aw to kb
raid.plated yedtoim.
The CMy aadtoalftod |M I
know as b leafing.
Nt aggro yaa were bora «M a
•liver agafa to ywf fiMtufh, deal
Jewelry store. 1 »
Auto Aocidenta
Show Decrease
RiALHkiH. Aug, 4 -GPV—Too mack
apaad waa th* principal ease* of th*
gavsaty-flva deaths aad CM Injuria*
on th* North enrolls* highway aya
legi during the first half of t$N. ac
notdlng to the highway semi annual
summary of accidents Issued today hr
Ik* State highway department.
Th# seventy-five dead and fifk In
jured wera killed or hurt ta aftoe of
th' 70S motor vehicle accidents that
occurred on the highways daring the
first six month* of !•s€.
Th« death and Injury traffic toil of
the pant six months showed a mark'd
end Improvement over the last six
months Bf l»sfi. During that period
there war* l#7T accidents, with re
sulting death* to 74 person aad in
jury to 884.
PGHBJS KlU.fi NK4JIO
fthrevrport, la. Aug 4
porta received from Lacbut*. LA., said
that John Norris, 24, negro, waa sur
rounded ta a cotton field and shot to
death early today by a poas* seeking
him for aa attack »b a lft-y#ar-old girl
at Lac hula yesterday. The aegro waa
reported killed while attempUag tu
aacap*.
p "*.'"** -——*" -w'Hums i
office »o muck lately that l bare nr .
■le< tad to writ# thla' letter uatll the
\ ff*i« K % *
"A* you probably know we bare al
ready eatabllabed our warebouaa In
floldaboro tq aerva the Eastern North
Carolina larrltory. Wa established
thla warahouae after giving rery care
ful ronslderatlon to aereral potata In
RasterwOilorth Carol aa and Goldsboro J
waa »rle)ytisl after we ware thorough''
ly ronrlnryl that your city, la our
opinion, ram aerva Haatern North
Carolina aa a ehlpplag point better I
than any other point In that section
of the atata.
"I am quite aure that before vary 1
l»ng manufacturers deetrlng to locate
In a city In which they caa aerre
Eastern North Carolina will, aa we 1
hare, select Goldsboro." I
*• w »»»r*
ea ■ - .»£.L .j*. m. .1 W
• -nw-/‘ * t
PRBSS^f
DISPATCHES • I
“The Lost ChiW Wa«
Topic and Heard hgr A
Grert Crowd , Ml
""roCrii r t" a. n '
la ireel diet ropy, paid n flTTurtod >4
ha eloquent to woodpni. aaraMt
while place* *f UfqmK*[
hp^
worldloFvt, OCMMI
Thou hattdh etrtUaftMi wl
thouthi AMtrorv IW
will aot (mh kbUI mm, M • paw
1 not Os thought* The a*ly aoteitte*
for thk world her* UM Htnyftn to
' !h * of Chidflt ‘tto aata
othora •».,« Are thorw t# |a m pra>
phna la oar load to toap ha. ItoO
1 P«»PU of ceaalac toto«i&j£p» toore
la oaa mlcr “eryla* ant la OH DM*
•ra—thrrp *aald ho J*to|ll »
The lost la tdtoo from <etoi I, L •
aad <th vetoes us tho i*rwa to Mo
lowla*. to .nbot.ooe
I hard road th* BlMa fnMh Ooaaoto
, (o Revelations. I haro hoaa a alodrat
| «f tho aertptaroa tar Id fapm, aad
I an quite sore tbet tMa to eas ed
th» moot rears rhabl« atarM Hal I
have read la tho ho tfl of boots. too
aro told that Jnaa wont ip to lore
Now ieaai wae aot a atraapar to
thia city. Ho had haap lamd) add
Hla worda wore eapto p froat
deal tar Bt|r and wore altrodda# a ltd
us attention Then why aphpaat that
rwol with Jeoua.
Thla waa aot Hla rirot rtott ta thto
' " rmut c “ y »Bd Whoa I reollnthat aad
1 'lrish about thla atory. thtfc nnrtliß
* !■ «■> Mad. why IjH a« to
' ►•op'* «* tho City lotoroof thaaaasivaa
a Mttje la thla pool, rad tho oaa«te«-
cratlon of suffering that ajowdsil
nrotnd tt,h>
flur«ly they know iiimUhlkl of tha
pain, mlaary, agony and squalor. fheoo
people who want to churutf and woe
ahlpped. bell. vara m tha at* ulytw
pie tha' held nipoadMt mMaai|
the mayor., police. , baa MM, aprebe
»■«* and Bociaty folks; MM* they
knew; they had earn It; ttwnp a
Jr
shay anew oil Shoot *kj|» vat
there: they wpra not tghofpp «f thS
Whjl You c«3ft have Walked tho
at ree.ta of Joruaolam sad taqalrff of
I*ny of tt‘a ritlsona wh*ra Up goal Waa
and they would kora IpMadtatilJ
told you that It woo dow* MOT tho
"heep gat#.
Now why did not they tgtttirt
themaalv*a In thla nags cf potty,
then* broken bodlue. weafjr Mnaho,
emaciated physiques and tiiytag
eyraT Surely they knew MMlthlna
about thla throng of nligi mI
thay did not. thay o U «V to
known and not to few* f|» tPj
hloodadnaaa and harborttf, and oaf
u> f zz “TgrjJluTfl