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VOLUME FIVE— NUMBER 140
HOLD GRADY AND NEALY IN AUTO WRECK (M
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6000 PEOPLE HEM REV. MR. M’LENDON IN SUNDAY SERMON
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Grady Out Under $5,000
Bond; Dossie P. Traylor
Was Killed In Turn-Over
Miss Lena Williams Was
Not Seriously Injured,
Hospital Authorities
Say
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H. J. Nr»lf, 23 y*ara old. of Sum
mertown T#nn . la la Mil and Harold
Grady. local youth, la under $5,000
bond aq a result of the death of Dos
*i* P. "fray lor, U yeara old. In an
automobile accident near the old
ewuntrr club oa the Klnaton highway
about 10:20 Sunday night.
Crady suff*TrA a broken arm and
14lae l/rna William* wa* badly cut
about one I*l. Nenly waa driving the
ear at the time It turned over and
pinned young Traylor underneath.
Cradv waa atandlna on the running
board on the right hand will. N*«ly
ii e> , ♦
cecaped without a acratch.
Manly and Grady were held for the
grand Jhrv at the next eeealon of
Mperlar court under Inatructlona
„ from the adron*r a jury which consld
avad Ifee caae under the direction of
dkganer T. B. Robinson yesterday'
Morning. tale yesterday Nealy, a
vfell mannered young man. waa wir
ing frioada In Tenneaaar In an effort
to ralee bond.
Evidence Introduced before the cor
oners Inqueet waa to the effect that
the accident In which Young Traylor
waa killed and tlrady ami Ml** Wil
liam* Injured waa the culmination of
a wild aulo ride. Flour wltnesae*
' testified that the car. a Kurd roadster.
,we» glelng chase to a Hudaou s<«luu
and making a rate of estimated at
between 35 and 45 miles an hour. It
waa arid that tlrady waa drlnklux
and that he waa loudly cursing dr*
the party driving the Hudson
Evidence as to who was driving the
Hudson car was nor given in the cor
oruer's Inquest.
accordlnx to Ibe story
/told by Nealy happened when.he slow
/ <ed up. because he waa tdtnded by an
npproachtng ear, and the right rear
wheel dropped off _tj»e pavement.
' r raylor lived about an hour after he
was carried to the hospital
«>
Death must have -
nternal Injuries, for there only
• small bruise Visible on the body—
y small circular black spot near the
tight shoulder blade. HoapltaL au
thorities say that Mlaa Williams will
Jbe out In a short time.
. The following made np the Jury
which Investigated the case:
C. K. Cl riff In. K. C. Denmark, Her
man Brewer, C. H. Martin, Sam
Laaon. and B. A. Grant.
s The verdict waa as follows;
" I hat Paul - Traylor came to his
death from an accident from a Ford
roadster recklessly and dangerously
driven by H. J. Neqly.Aalded and
abetted by Harold Grady.
We think Urndy as guilty as Neely
and recommend that both 11. J. Neely
whd Harold Grady, br held under suf
ftcenl bond for the Grand Jury of the
V>est Superior Court, and that Sheriff t
Grant be Instructed to hold these plr
- “*«• '• - •.
the solicitor ui the tflsTftdr hMry VJ- 'i
quire.
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PBEHIIIKNT LBAVKH FOK
WHITE Plj(E CAMP
VX.. Aug. Av-OPY-Th#
President sad Mr*. ( oolldge left here'
t»day for White Pipe camp, at Paul i
Smiths. N. T.
Concluding g four daya visit to the
boyhood home of the President they
leparted by auto toon after II o'clock
In the morning dor Ludlow to board i
a special train which will take them
again to thedtkdlronda: ka.
For the rest of the summer the
nation's executive headquarters will 1 1
tim M«t PWU Smiths. * _
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
LOCATED AT NO. 110 SOUTH JAMBS STREET—IN THE HEART OP THE BUSINESS SECTION
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Georgia Tobacco
“ Averages 25 Cents
ATLATCTP.. Oh, lag. «. - (AP)
Tebarcu sates fnr the fear eprnlng
daya es the new *nn»ea tut week
. fa Neath lltenrh «e*» eellnintnd
I at *.too Add pound* Inst night by
I K. C. Wiwtbroeh, lobarro sperlal
-I*l es Ike Georgia Stale College
i es ’Agriculture. The p redact
I I Itronghi » average «f 34 rent*
| per peaad.
Mr. Wewtkrooh estimated the re
lam fa grower* b*t w**k wa* H,-
Hf.OOO
Only *I.OOO peaad* had IdM
••Id le dale Inal year, althengh
this year's crop waa estimated
smaller I has that es IMtt.
KIWANIS CLUB
HAD CttICKTV FRY
Met at New Coant ry Club u 4
Featured Song Feet
The Klwanlaaa entertained th*lr
ladles at an old fashioned chicken fry
Ir*l night at the Nrw Country club.
It ha* been the custom of the club
tj
to entertain ladle* ouce each year at
.-•Mie tui 10 of outdoor u»*rung, anu
*ln this Instance the club took advan
tage of au Invitation to uae the club
arouuda. and lake to stage their pic
nic -outing.
Many of the members and gueata
gathered at the club in time to rn
*
jv/ a swim In the lose before tno
««ok. ‘‘Adam Scott”, Hounded the gang
to gather around the specially pre
pared tables where the delicious vl
■«ud* wre arrayed. After every one
had “doue themselves proud" the
’’resident Klwanian Taylor who hud
previously extended a welcome to all
present. ping ram over to
Miller chairman for 'the
evening, and ’•t.’has”, after taking one
rood look at the gathering (hat fac
ed him, decided that everybody want
'd to sing: accordingly he called the
•wo newest Kiwanlettrs to the imag
inary Mage und the song feast waa
on. We might say right here that the
Kiwanlettrs abovfe referred to have
on previous occasions demonstrated
their delightful talents, before the Kl
wnpians of this city, and we might al
so say--hut Ihat's another story.
Klwanian Cba*. B. “Sousa’ Miller,
himself Ulr-cted the singers during
their hour of aong.
The meeting broke up. only after
It became to dark to continue the
program longer.
POI EN 01 T HTOj'K
OF Nt:m-:it i.iqi or
f'bhego, Aug. .Thousands
of gallons of liquor confiscated by
pounty police in roadhouse raids the
last few months, were poured down
: -t!w <wi ”* • h'u •v* -
Nuud-JT. mom mg' jtm v* l -mrreh spr* .
Ices began across the streets at the
Methodist Temple. First Hherlff Peter
Hoffman and hia assistants ainaNlird
seven hundred slot machines and
gambllug wheels and carted them
away tor Junk.
Fifteen policemen kept the crowd
from edging too cloae.
41 ARRFNTH AT fHARLOTTK
Charlotte, Aug. City and coun
ty police were active her# yesterday
and 43 arrests were made during
day. A number of prominent cltlsene
were Included In those caught bnt
their namea were Withheld at thel pi-j
Um station. iUf fflT
N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1926
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CONFESSES TO
3 BURGLARIES
Deputy Rhodes and Officer Lan
caster Clear up Caseu
* ..Three out of the seven Instance* In
[ which hoinea or Arms were entered
laet week were solved with the con
fession Sunday morning of Alfred
Harris, colored. Harris Implicated
Colemun Smith, colored, In hla con
fession Both Harris and Smith were
hound over to Superior court under
charges of store breaking and larceny
ia city court yesterday morning.
Deputy Sheriff "Chink" Rhodes
learned that Harris had changed a
110 bill at a store In Webtftown. Depu
ty Rhodes knew that Harris was not
raster, he wmt to Harris' home early
caster, he went to Harris, home early
Sunday morning.
Upon questioning Harris, according
to officers, confessed to entering the
Smith Hardware Company on Auguat
J, to Mitering Handley-Stalllngs on
Auguat 4. and to entering Parley'*
department store o B August 5.
Several Dash light*, a quantity of
cartridges and a thirty-two rlfla were
recovered by the officers and Identi
fied by tbs hardware people.
The question of who the negro was
who catered M}e home of Mrs R H.
r Hobbs lank Friday sfternqon. of who
entered the home of Griff Porter ehd
sfbie soma small change, a pistol and
a dinner rjag Saturday, and the jques-
I tlen trf who entered the Parrott sad.
Cr««nfffW Store remain unsolved, j
Officers pre working on these cases.
NAME GURLEY
AS DELEGATE
Will Reprtgcnf Loral Firemen
, v at Annual State Convention
A. W. flurlay h..» been named a«
official delegate to represent , the
Uddxboro Are department In fth«> an.
uual meeting of the North Carolina
Mremrn'a Association ip Morfheud
City beginning August^,l6. An alter
nate will be named for the local com
pany. and Fire Chief JLealle Yeltrer
will probably attend eotne of the
bualnciie session* of the Association.
Fully 2.004 firennn are expected,
xlnca (he alutc law require that evary
fire company In the state must be rep
resented.
Th" address of welcome will be hr
llvered by Mayor Luther Hamilton,
of Morehead Cl?y, and therp will bo
an address by Charles g Wallace, also
of Morehead .City, former
the legislature. An
gram of Instruction and cjpmalnmrnt
bas been prepared. Hfiticey W. Wude.
state commlssloi}prof Insurance, will
be one of the speakers.
Rum Runner
Killed In Fight
St. Augustine. Fls., Aug. 9 6P)—-
Two members of J he'crew of the Haxel
I<ee|frltityah rum running schooner,
were bounded today In a gun 'ri}*
with the hi jacker* about twcnty-»X
en mllea aaat of Anastasia Ught •*
Capl. Rants of the schoon<£. gnd one
of the no acto r* of his crew wera
brought to Ht Augustine late today
on a light skiff manned by other mem.
; - ’ r b» »*?*•** at t.b*ir
'mfwrtPS waw-wns luma U*.
ports reanhlng thr thief of poilce
her# were that s skiff bearing six
men approached the schooner and the
gui! battle ensued. An Investigation
Is under way.
i MFXHAXM IMF
NT EJHFF. WOrifllN
Mexico Clty.f Aug. l.—OPl The De'
partment of Agricultnre haa Informs,,
tlon that two of Its engineers, Ray
mont Vlolants and Joe Almeida, were
| stabbed and killed by unknown per
sons at Acambo state of Juana ju do
lasi Monday night.
Tha belief la held by the department
fthat tha two anglneera wars suspected
\ ot blag govrantal rligtoua agtals,
Start Fund For
i Mather Os Dead Boy
Frank Barne*, Kddle (lusaibtee
! sad William Hama, young Gelds
here men, yrslerday aflrraeen
started a sakarriptjea faad fer
Mr*. Nadir Tnjler, es SIS Easts
Ftae street, met her es IlMah F.
Trailer, who was killed la the an
lemebll* acrldeal Naaday aighl.
The yeaag men reperl that the rill
sen* of tieldahere were geaerwas
la their reepense sad that a rs
apertaM* sam was eettect*d. Pari'
at the meaey was aipesded I,la
purr ha* lag a faaeral design far
On dead hey.
Tae yeaag men will ,re at lane
fhrir efferl* today, aad tksw whe
wish la deaale bet raaael see the
relleclar* may trlepbeae The New*
at 311 k had the*- aasae* win be
fl*oa la the yeaag mew
T%« New* regrets that K reald
ni Jkh men*lag give the aaate*
es these whe reatrlhaled yvsler.
day, spare fecblddlag.
AUTO VICTIM T
FUNERAL 4 P. M.
From Homo on East Pine Stroot
- In Cluuiu of Rov. ’■
• J. W. Baffler ? .
Faaeral ssrvtwe ter PoesU P.
Traytar, IN, whe was in*f la an
automobile arcldeat near the eld t
l eaatry elak Nuaday ahrhl, will
he held from the home es Ibe
mother es the dead yealh, Mrs.
Nudlr Tailor, at ill East Pfae
Htrwt, Ihl* atlemoea at 4 o'clock,
e rt jck. ,
The detd yealh waa a sea es
the tale II K Trailer. HR moth- -
er married a Mr. Tayler. The
reread baskgad dH *eme tlm*
ago. and bar saa was the head
> of the beaseheld.
la gddltlea to Ibe mat her,
i Tra-lnr Is tanked l»y a half
I skier, Mildred Tiylor.
Rev. J. W Nadßr al the
Raptlsf rnurrh will be la charge
. of the services thh afleraetta.
i latenasat will be la Willow l»ale _
cemetery.
NEW
MURpMTTASE
HuStain Woman and IS
, Others Examined
Summerville, N. J„ Aug. 9.- -OF) -
■rtur maru letters containing Infor
mation relating the mysterloua
murder of Rev. Dr. Kdward W. Hall
‘ and Mrs. Kloanor K Mills, four years
«,o. were received today tiy mate
Senator Simpson, special prosecutor.
’ i n«- Mt'-rs bearug the names ana
addresses of Otic senders were tut lieu
over to Patrick J. Hays, chlrf inves
tigator. Benutor Hlmpson refused to
make public the senders name or to
tall tbe nature of the Information they
offered. Hut he aald an Important
•'break” was expected tonight.
'James Mill, husband of the slain
woman and thirteen other witnesses
questioned by stale police for live
hours. Other witnesses of the day
were examined today. Mjll* wa>
wi ua.Vl.fc adkk 1} W. ’
In tbic direction of (tm IKiflltlth'TktVrt*'
where the bodies were found under a
crab apple tree, of tbe discovers of
Ihe bodies, of shots heard on the tugm'l
of the slaying and also gave other I
Information which the police wanted
Among those questioned was a re- j
| |Mcfc-r iwr a hew rork newspaper
which today printed a story to the I
bifiut thnet Mrs. Mills had expresseo
fear of Mrs. Hall.
*. HUIfIHH l-IMIAT BUMS
I/ohdon. Aug. 9.—(d*i —The Hridah
Admiralty announced Uuu lha aw lima
‘ riy'JUt Nik to«b, to tha DiSM-l
srtlrw koala aadsrgalag repairs. it
was faarsfl that ftaa Uva# wera last.
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UGHT DOCKET
COUNTY COURT
Seven Caeea Diapoaed of and
Ducket Cleared Before End
of Day
A light docket fared Judge Bland
>a County court yesterday and the
scheduled rases were cleared befors
the dav waa over. Sewn cases were
dlsouoed of.
Ruth Price, colored was srnlonoed
to M days In jail when she waa
foqad guilty of a charge of larceny
fWartev Stafford, was found guilty
of trespass I ug, and taxed with the
«oata of th. rase; prayer for judg
meat was rout Intird upon good be
haviour for two years.
George Bass, white, was found gull
ty of having whiskey for sale, and
sentenc'd lo four months on the
roads. He drew #0 days for violating
rhapter 215, a rear In which Judgment
bad been withheld In a previous
«ourt.
Kloaaa Well, colored, waa fined *6O
aud coats (or carrying a coac*alad
weapon, the < nurolvar waa ordered
enuflseatad.
H. J. Lynch waa bound to Buparlor
Court on a charge of false pretense.
Hoad waa fixed at ftO«.
Emm*U Troubludrld waa convict
ed of having whiskey for sale and
lined IT6 and costs, and sentenced to
rlx months on the roads, capias not
lo Issue during continued good be
huvtodr.
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STONEATTACKS
! GOV M’LEAN
IN ADDRE3S
Says Gtfverner and Grist Unfair
to BUte lAbor Fart ion
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Ballsbury. Aug. It. —An attack
mi Governor Mel/-an and Krsnk Urtat]
commissioner or labor and printing
«* beijig unfriendly to labor fentuSd
(be annual addrda* of C. J». Bar
r lunar, President of (be North Caro
lina KadeMdton of Labor lata today.
TbsMweraor baa been "eminently
fgjr^d>l» remarks/' the speaker aald
>ujn\ut from Pie Governors add reed
To (be legislature. "But when we re
view th»- aHL« fHih —dflmintetrailon
we Dud Lkf» boasted falrneb* weight
iiKHvr nalauce and found wnuGug?
Tb« Uoter nor, Mr.
has eliminated-
T*bF7romthe directorate of a number
of state Institutions on which they
appointed by former Oortrnor
Morrison tbelr Ume expired.
Me also criticised the action of tbs
governor In the recent surrey of Su
nni In Industry eeylng there was no
reason why the state ebould got hare
the agencies set up the federal gov.
r*?ment to make the survey.
'*Norffe Carolina tax payers itun
tribute to the support of those cap
able and officials and are*
entitled tis- their service.
"There are only two Itwi relating
to w. ,111.11 in Industry on the statute
hooks of our state,'* ha said. "And
this lack >of protection for our work
lag women makes all tb* more vivid
Ike need of laws regulating such mat
tore and the collection of Impartial
data.*’
1 The present commissioner of labor
V Hit* .')*%■ •' . ’ V Vr
k •'openTy t|ita«<)rtt%trc t»y tup moo*.
moveaient" by publlablng misleading
articles in the slate press In regard
to wages Ip the dominant^industries
*KW VOKK COtTOM
New York, Aug. Cotton futures
closed firm at a ne (decline of M to
j <lO points. . October 17.17; December
ifiilfi; January 1*.71; March IMS;
May 17.07,
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An aerial torpedo carrying I,MO
pound* of TNT and traveling at a
opted ad too hour has been
developed by the United States Army.
Fired from an airplane It can hit a
Urge! 20 miles away.
It Society Tells Womei To
Wear llieir Collars lUer The
Arms They Do It He Sirs
Commerce Body
Smoker Tonighl
V A matter which Is of vital Im
portance to the future of Golds
boro will be taken up at a smoker
given by the Industrial committee
of the (number of Commerce la
the main dining room of the Hotel
Goldsboro this tvenlng at • o'clock.
Chamber of Commerce officials
hope that there will he a good at
tendance Invitations to bnohtoM
men ai*d Arms were loosed v ester
lay.
EPIGRAMS
One treable wßh ear f beams
taday is thhf wo have too many
eewa < .
'Jtm *Cm " >rtll <l> *
the We-Meed of tdsorteaalem.
try oa the basis sf thetr damMl
Ry. The hamaa seal la tmmminl.
Broken lives aad broken Ran
, rt>l
Jfft »h» rvprelaettoa of yoar own
> MlriMM.,
1* ? ’
m idlsokAM *
Ml
they do, sad mis
#MP9<jilol they don’t das
- -Hh.
> JKBP the anpah dakfd A bra
r '\\^rfe ril> mwm ***•
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S- tßrSiv* Kh. la the heme.
t s> a
k y«M lio mil
be en«e to talk too nth.
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N. C HU. MAKE
MILLION BALES
>; JulfPUinH Saved Cotton Crop in
W SUte Say. Report
Rololgb. Aug. I.— While leas
than a month and a half ago North
Carolina's cotton crop appeared to
fall nothing gjtort of complete failure
t(Mlay with m per cent conditional
report for Auguat Indications are tba;
ibe etale will product more than r
million bale*. This prediction la baa-’
•d on a study of the fields of l 000
. worst la. the MAio wndg, by throaty
reporting service of the United Outer.
Department of Agriculture. Desalt'
e ragged stand ths reins of lata JuD
cam# Just as the crop- wise beginning
to bloom, points oul the service, an.
slm-e that time the pleat -has poo
witffe growing ead blooming.
Tbla year’s crop will be appreciate,
ly later than those of other seasons,
however. It la eatlmated that the flra;
gtown boll would be on an August
• and will open shout September 1.
The best stands are too ad la the
northeastern areas of the state while
I the poorest conditions exist along the
'Houth Caroline border extending up
Into Cumberland county.
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DISPATCHES '*
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mcm nvi cm
'i 0
Preached on N Bdritisl
BaptknT fa After,
noon and ‘•Ten Com
mandntente’* at NifM
Full, six 1 pn||| fapM| »
P'v. H. r MrUodoa la tfea tofelfeZ-'J
Mount Ottru feua**. fill
two fpowtrfui mil mm*, C*» '
rlnn« Mack tato Mu Will «a* JEt
•ha ararhy town. #
In the aftaraaua aarrtM M|k
i«raach«d ou Thu feaytlaai a*®r H
Hoi, SMrlt." and afcaWad wtoM K
•rtca naada today M a rail
1 uhlrtfa „f tb* aid lima rcltgton jtt
•owing iha aaraou tfea ‘|pH
mad* a call to, all thaaa wfefeM
-d lo m.h. a aaw *,*. tu fe*B
nprrt.n. a <.r in* haptlaaa at iB
arlrlt In that, Hum to adpfejHjgfe
ona woman cam. all tfea wfl
Mfniphli, Ten* iifa wrote
'to Mack, la aria, ta ha JLy#
non Halalgh, and
‘ auaatad In tha attarmma ngßprit
Mon ;i9H
* H ioa«a, In <-harya of hi -
m» announced • "boontaif aatS •
b« glean h, ih. rhildraa featafl
*«" «*l « aad M yaan at aa«J|
Jato. Ha rxaaalal p#uato to «aS|
tfea cMMraa ta catfea, tftta m 3
at » M for a yrarttoa yarfaiL
ru&HntoT** *****; —if
villa. South Camttna. gfIS
to Mount (Mice thin II 1 1— Pi ‘
as follows: |
The 9fM« Is startling mMjM»
detlon of gMb
!• the fifth Chapter of Yhutfalla
aa account of the fenM at MahdMMMb
•(ory of that feast tTldllf B
prophet Daniel, la oad of Me «M V
wonderful pleeeu of MMfaal
ggpre in the enUro —d TMggaidh ijtf'
I I want to any no yon here »
| night, you men aad y—gm-ei WL
, Olive, that I have the aadM ssMnilM
to stand here ead any da yea f£g|
yoa have been weighed la lie hotadMd
of God ea Daniel had to Maud (Mfl
that night at the feaat of Mnlehaaßr
ar. I ii.av* the' i lauieijon la hM
gudleaa king I dual cam If m
■'Ta a leading citlaen. aad* hava.gfr
| wived Ike approval at the subtle.
that doesn't weigh aa Igla la Ua
vlac balance i don't aaro If yaa
1 are a nodal leader. Ood carunfbMhr
lag about the folblee aad fund*. U
4 •®*l*ly. | deal care If yaa Aid I
1 scholar, if you have taken dfeldlMf
from a doaea colleges, the MMUL
’ and the only question la. ana yofj '
m»edhre up to the standard Mad |g|
etaollahedT
I 'know a preacher* tg rldlouigd
. V beneter be aeanelte old Him I. M
du you suppose I car* anything Mgr
roar rutteui.. i, u Ood*«
•«iu anoc.. ant tnr egaranM .pA Mh
' public
What did public eplalaa h4f
daya of Dr JeaaecT Dr. JamJFvm
the man who dleooverpd the MUdli
Pie of raectae rime, aad hp the aa*
<d van tuatioa they have reddest tha
number of suenflpaa fits 111 Me fldft
c*ght la IU to |Nr la 1* 1 would
rather have smallpox thaa typdmld •
£*WJ»r poeumonM. It |l worn not.
leaner or public oplwkenMFher waS»
"d at Jenncr end sold *o wdi
but vaccination dM the wniM, add thfd
•ra not prepaved to build asoaumeafh