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VOLUME IK; NUMBER M 2
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MSI AND FOG flOU) CAPT. LINDBERGH IN LONDON
FORTY-THREE RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AT HIGH SCHOOL FINALS
»"*"" 9 .
Plms Hop To Paris At Dawn
Today For Filial Look About
Before Starting For States
«*• MUlfßißEift- *— ■ ■ ■■
New York Will Staff*
Gr* £ t Celebration,
Tbooffh Ace Will Not
Go Wat to Metropot
■ ia; Spent Laat Night
at Military Air Station
—TaVti Committee
NRW YORK. Jua* *~(*V-Capt.
Iladg4rht» trlwatohal Mtnr Into tbl*
city on Asm 14, Will to rfmd Ju«
M tlwO to were landing IrM I
uaap-utlgatte 1 Inwr" »nd ■■ if Me
«4wl tor* actually mark to hi*
retnra tom*. la (Act to will have
spent * toMt pmtod la. Washington
tofora oMrtMt tor* aad N*w York
will to MUM hi Uto to "lira him a
tort” totot—fl as Bra*, m if had hop
ad. i y
an D| If Waaikar
JLOND+M. Jen* I— (JP> —Adverse
wwoUai rafprto today forced Oept.
CMHaa Uadtorch to poatpoaa uaUl
imdiWiP return u Fart* hy air
naa* -hJdAgtotoCUrJ. *U »r*pnra
ilaaa far 1* •OUT tvdaa-wlUaUc flight
■Utajlto Hying nc* aat in th* Ut
il* IwOjilMaW office of tka Kan lay
Military Mr BtaUoo this afternoon,
aad aa /tto kdtopa vaathar rapotrta
from aoath IhAl dad tha Chan
am aad aaaikatß Fraaca arara laid
hafora kto dad aa tka ml at aad so«
rollto ap away tka adcaa of tka air
air path R> Fwia. Iflauta by minuta
to waltol m Marty two to«ra to aa*
it puadtftoa would Improvj. Aad
tkaa d add ad to atdrt from Ragland
at dawn tomorrow,
Ha tod flfc wttk aw offlear* aad to
alcht to alapt at ttoir atatloa among
mod who talk h*a language of tka air
Md la wim to Ip aa mack a tor*
aa to ikto lk* orawda wko hav#
- foliowod Mm Ik Franc*. Balcium aad
England.
Faria Rleapp.latof
FARIj. Jaaa. Jrr-Wf-Parla waa
dtaanpototoil toa'gkt at tka fattorw of
■ v «kpt- UmHwrdk to top Off from I*l
land <kla aftaraooa aa tod toon plan
aad tot wanroeoaelled hy tka n#w«
that to wo*ld Up at dawa tomorrow.
tvoiyoao raalitlnc all day that tka
rate aad kaaa aakora aad tk* fog
otar tbeChasael mada tha tilers hop
Oil bat tmpoaaibla. tka racapttna
i nmai'tfYi aad a amaU crowd, kow
-o*or, waltod pattanily at the flats
togwelatfa him* la *a*e ha ahoald
taka off.
State Ucenae For
• Bos Drivers Ready
RALM|OH.\/*a* 1.-OFi—Bt.la
OHH operator* •as for klra vehicle*
»a> mao -ear Tier truck* win b*
at tto U affetoaa .as ito Carolina Motor
I'luh. it waa announced tonight fol
low lag aamptattok *of kmactawat*
totwaoa a O. to If. «kt*f alark of tha
oorporaMaa eomaalaoloa aad C. W.
rwa president as tk* aaotor
oigaolastlon
l’odor tto law* •• art ad by tba legUr
to aad initial Uraaa* will to graatod
to any driver wba fUla out a form
pfffMNi by Ibb cMißitafflon aad on
wktcfc applicant meet fir* rafaraaca
to hla aaoral akarartar aad dflainf
ability :
a>—aawi-—■tiwn wmm - im i-<
•TATI MJUTM FA If
Os RMHT-Or-HAT
RAUnOH. Jaaa *.—(RV The atata
„ board of sdeaahon toa eutl*>rii*d
Oororawr McLean to aawvoy to it*
atata rßht-fltoi oatoadfaa i.two
loot la aaotom North Carotins Tto
proporty was- owaad kp tto atata
board . ‘-A'i. .
« ... - T-i* .
THE GOEDSBORO NEWS
_ read in the morning WHILE MINDS are fre SH—read by buyers, refbiik they buy
MARKETS MAY T
OPEN AUG 30
North Carolina Warehousemen
Elort Officers at SUvor
Loko Con voot Mai
Tto ■iiadtoo Cam Has tatorra
bum kata will apaa Aagaal to If
flprallaa Waroheaseama’s a***e
tattoo at to aaaaal maatiaf to
PVtooa Wadaatday ar* approrad
ky tka Takaata laaae'dMo* *f Ik*
( T atod Mata* wtoa M roavaaaa
at Hawk aad (Tty la tar tkla
month. -■
to addition to waking racommottda
Mod* for tto opaalni of tka mark*!*,
tho aa-ioclatloa aatarod *ato tka alae
tioa of offleara and trnnaactod a nun
bar of Important huatnaaa matter*.
„jF. C- Vaaial, of Rocky Mount was
alootad proaidant. Othar offtoars nom
ad w*ra:TJja-f-ra*lda*t, I, P. Tapp,
of Xlastoa; *aor*UrT-tr***ir*r, V.
B Buck*, of OroastTl* Th* folloar
ißß war* gam'd to aoawiu«i* tho
hoard of iiractorr: W, H Atkina,
lif 'ifiiDtoraoarlttg; n H, %nit*r«on,
as Mllaoa; W. D. Morttm. -at Ora»i^
* trtlla; J. Y. - Moak. of Farmrlll.*:
Hack tooaria. of Rtoky Mount W
M Wootan. of Kinaton; Alien Kaioit.
of Kinaton; and I* W. Mangum, of
Rocky Monnt
Important raaotnt'on* adopted by
tba aaaoclation prortdad that no pile
of tobacco w'tghtng lass than
pound* b* aold. that »ala» •u«twnil at j
II o'clock on tha morning of Amli-
Mwe day sad remain auapanded until
attar th* d'nncr hoar laataad of aaa
pension for tha antira day aad> that so
(tobacco, to jaloadad at tk* wara
houaaa dp Rphday
Hoar Addra»«
Tha mooting today wan bald at 811-
t*T lake park nanr WH*e* and wn* .
mllad to ordar nt 10 O'clock by Jo#
Rngla*. of Wilson, retiring prealdmt
Mayor Rllnn fdicna welcomed th* Tla*t
ing warehousemen and tobacco Men,
numbering nppronlmnUly MO, while
-tto ran*—a* won hy Mr. Morton, of ~
Oreenrtlle. Addrannan followed by W.
A. Urm, of Wlnaton-Vflam, wko dl*-
cwsaad tobacco condition* and tba
out look for tka anau'nc year.
Th* meeting than wetit Into buti
n*»* **aalaa at*which officer* war*
named aad th* ouu tan ding calendar
cleared With bualnaaa matter* out
of the way, thtm* present enjoyed a
barbecue aad chicken dinner, at th*
‘coaclva'on of which they repaired lo
Wllaon to witness a baseball gam* be
tween th* Bug* and th* Kinaton Bag
le* of tto VlrgtiMa laagila. No dscl
sloa was roaohad ah to th# oeat meat
lag place a* this matter la always
left to the eiecntlr* commit tea
Th* opening data decided upon lo
usy la by no mean* final as It will
merely be taaf—agdad f tto Tob
*iCB **v»d*tioii of th# I’nllad »t*t.s
at it* akOfonahtai aaauaTeaaMkripg
In Morabimd City . Tkat orgaalsatlon
will dafthMely ttM tto Hma fw tha
opaa'ng of tba markets la Oeorgta and
youth Carolina aa wall aa la th* car
ious North. Carolina baits
Jua* t—Data* iw
tka annual saaunar encampment* of
tba tfarloa* units of tba North Caro
lina National guard wera anoauacad
today by AdJjiaot General J. Van
H Matts
Tha NMtb apglaaars, Colonel C.
C. H<teach, Dubam, commending will
be aacampod at Camp iarhaun. 8. C.,
inly S tbrougb July IT Tba outfit la
<emprt**d of one battalllo* of North
Carolina troops and one batallloa of
Poutb Carol'an troops
Tk* llOth Infantry aad tto 117th
motor trseaport company with Col
ossi Don ■ Boott, Oraham, com
mandtng will * scamp at Camp Oleaa,
from July l#lh thwack July M.
SWEET PARADE
BY NEGRO ELKS
■o •
Foot Banto and Drum Oorpo in,
Heir Milo Lent Procession
Yaatorday
WUk k ffrad* rturtninttebed In, t -
pageantry, tto aovaath annual soaa-on
as too any* i North ( atoUba.
cam* ta aa and bar* yesterday af|#r-'
nooa Four bands aad a drum corps
with tea or more marching team*
competing for prises offarad by th* 1
local lodge, marched through tha
principal streets of th* city Th* par
ade wda a hall mil* long. *
Wyalt Caum. young Bqgr Scjyut of
Ito city, aavtd th* parade trim be-
badly broken up at Ck**tm t
aad Jama* airasts torn id tka pal :
iceman of tto city war* on band lo
direct the Muffle a* the pared*
passed aad condition* w r# rapidly
bycoming congested whea.Remit Exum
took the position of a traffic potlca
maa la tha Mr net and within a f*w
moments had tha -street cleared and
the pared moved on unbroken.
• dMaailaf iA*la which fall during
tto pabl a demonstration did not dull
tbmapirit of tk* marchers.
Tka Raiaiyh bead was voted th*
toot bead of tto four which compet
ed for prices offarad by th* local
lodge aad Ik* Raleigh marching team
-Bias moa flrat place Tit Tarhoro
marching team took aacoad place.
Kiaetoa won first plat e for U.s decora
tad aatomobil* ud Wilmington aac
tod.
-4Cto (MOftoro Woman** auxiliary
»U given honorable mention for It*
appoarasc* In th* parkd*. J. K.
DarOaa was declared to tow tto
boat BMymged aiftomobll* locally.
A banner hy Dardan also
received attention V.
Tto ntoPher In atleudanc* at th*
tt aaloa* h*r* war* lare«y than at,
nay ptyyjoka *raaloa iFpaa said oy 1
officials of the lodge laat erasing and
tto ioea) order was vol*d tttaak* for
th* manner of aatayta ament.
J Finlay Wllaon, Grand Exalted
Baler waa th* gpeat of honor aad
made a abort addr*»a at tha Big
trteh Warehouse where tba grand
state ball closed the caremogda* of
tka session. • .A, -
idkMilto ■■iwni mi—. sin..,'
Ambtasidor to Mexico
May Offer Resignation
MBXICd tVnr. June 2. -OF) -Am
•tdoaa Ambassador James H. Bbef
laid la'YUpoAA to pemytVnt new,-j
paper Inqulrlaa today Issued a for-|
hdU wrhtm Mat* want saying that to ■
has not yet resigned, but aot saying I
whether to may or may not resign
after reaching th* U. & on his forth
com lag vacation
—A.;
FBIBON NTATIKTII N
RALEIGH. June 2 -UF) -Of the •«
prisoners racalved at gtat* Prison In I
May, 44 ar* lahoiera; 14 farmers; 4
auto mac ban lea; 4' textile workers
I printer*, and two clerical workers,
Nattv* Nnrth raYoltnlans aunitor
•J. KXgbt ram* fr<>in Houth rarohna;
4 from (laorgia, a school teacher Iron
/'hill South America; 2 from Califor
aie'and Virpiaia. aud odd Trdu Nrw
York, Alabsm* aad Kentocfy.
GENEVA, Jua* J— UP)~ France to
day drpoOHed with tk* league as aa
t on* her ratification <4 Ito Washing
lop eight hour day convention. |
deputy Sheriff
Shot by Ntgro Man
o • a
a»• * •
Hallsbury. June 2 UP) Paralysed
from Ike shoulder* from th* effects
of a bullet from th* gun of an ual
d-nll *d negro. IPputy Mhertff L T.
Yarborough of this county toulghi lay
la a sail leal condition at th* Balia
bury ho* pita I. while officer* sad poe
na* scoured tk* territory hereabouts
believed llkaly to ahelter th* assailant
Hfarrlff Kriver sad a posse of offb
*ra aad eitlasse concent rat4d their
anarch along the Yadkin river tv*
miiae from boro tolleving th* negro
-to have dad thar* la hi* rac* to aa
capa capture. _
OOLOEBOEO, N. C FRIDAY MORNINU. JUNE 5,,t92?
■II ISi ■ Mil II —' ■ -r-.-- 11-, '4Fr 1 ■*— ■■■ -W—T"i "i'Vi " '- ' ' -
JAPAN’S NAVAL
I HEAD TALKS OF
,] COMING PARLEY
i Declares Lave of Peace AH That
Prompted HR ( otinlry’a
Acrrptanrt
•j-. TtMuro. Jaaa a -—W?—Ttiwu'i ac
cgptanca of Pi ca dent Cpolldge's In
ivltatlpn to tha tripartita confcrsnre
, °a tb* limitation of aaval armaments
waa inspired by a ksnuiti* lor* of
paacs and a sincere wish to co-ops
r*t* constructivtly w-.tfa the other
pow*it, said Admrial Akada minister
of th# uavy. In AM *tc.u»i,« st.t- nuin
to fke Assort * tad frees today |L .u t
pbaaixad that bin cguatry was ready
to ridUi a wey-stu. ih« lr
of d*f*n*« ra^uiremsma."
If anybody thinks w* amply Jumt>-
at th!« oppoitunity to limit arma
ments for ftaatfMal 'laaaoaa," b* de
clared, he hit* u*M.*r learned to ap#
preciate oar true reeling*. Our asval
Institution actually tar f.om tolug of
aggraaalva proportiuna, was aevar 10-
tend*d to rxiaad bsywad tto awaspre
justified by Even with out
ttala armament parley w* aarar
thought of bulMlng beyond, tins Bo
w* n a looking forward t,o the forth
cog,tag conference eg sopi*thlHg -n
tha way of a formal sm-sslon to con
Irflit fkla fuadsrn.ntaf tdn.
-W* wm reduce opr aaoy to tto
minimum of d«f«aao requtienu-nts
, w kWJiiK» minlmi|m (oAnutt to gpttg
*d ty Japan’s -peculiar geographical
econom.cal and political clreum
stances We are going to discuss this
point frankly with th* American and
Brit lab delegare*.
“8e long ao we heap a navy, we
must otnints n It efficisatly. Aa wa ar.-
dependent 'oj fo.*lgn countries for
food and raw m-vtcr als wa must sec
thjj ak iuttmerrupud supply from
ovtratokt la gHaraatc<d in time- of
war. Our auxllleiy. l>to t£oa« us oitor
countries ere design* i for t|ia u.ls
akm The United Stales can stand a
blockage of a. boatlle fl**d for any
number of years without fueling the
least pinch. I think Japan's auxiliary
pi "blent must be viewed only Dent
this standpoint." „
Admiral Okada stated that be de
sir'd to take the opportunity tu shat
ter th* “atourd notion" reported in
recent dispatches from Ameilca that
Japaa waa aot Mtanml with tha per
Isoauel of American delegation to
Ito conference.
nflach Impresaloae." h* sail ‘are
| atoolalely erroneous any put anna duly
• sqfrsdlied by ibe United Statsa ar*
to ua thy United State* persoailled
and nothing *l*# "
Wayne Superior Court
Knds Fourth Day Here
Tfi* fourth day of Wdyne county
Huperlor Court pass*d yesterday sad
brought ao out of th* ordinary de
' velopment*. routine casea being be-
I for* the court
Wtlilaui Nneud wee granted jsutg.-
meat of (log «2 against Dortch
Parker
un# ffoM J,. W l . farrwt* «tr r ‘ ! YIS
ground* of adultery.
rtmadddltta yeatavdeplg, samitea.
Judge Harris, listened to arguments
upon a petlilon that tb* case of Elisa
beth Exx*H against th*
" "SiffUMHlr'ttF" mvato m iaplla
county court Mr*. Eas'd Is aaklag
: fog W.oyo dollars dsmage from the
railroad in th* death of her l* isband
wh/to ito afale hlsbway truck tu
1 which ha waa idling was slruck by
i aa Atlantic toast Ua# train several
in out ha ago Judy H#rn» tank the
argument J~ •* tto etorge «f veau
> matter under advi'#mwfb and nave at
* Uiraaya for tha raad. wba bad aab#d
- the chaaaa. tiase in wbk-b to *•* If tto
• caa* could to tapn isllf aat toe Dap
- tin court la August.
Faison Thomson of OMdetoeo aad
r Aitorneya Johnson aad ailU-as* of
* Dupl-w r*pr#»**i tto ptaiaT a this
> can*. iM.hiasoa aad Frees at
- Ooldeboro aad M L «•*»»< Jr., *4
‘ Warsaw represent the rstuat
, tO
FOOD SUPPLIES
RUSHED TO 300
I FLOOD VICTIMS
ij Ttfiu Number at Two Feints
Reported Without Food
- For Turn Days
NEW. OHLFA.NS, June I— (JP) —
Supplies wera bring tuah«d today to
' btfwi *o« add 400 people la ttoe
I I WoodaMe add Odonburg sections oa
t Ida whi bank of the Alt-hafalaya rive,
la reepanee |o a report at Baton
Rouge flood relief headquarters that
they hava been without food tor two
d.ys. A boat waa dluptcbed to tb*
eeene Isat night with food and enough
lead and foragt for I,MO head of
ktwaUHJt, Th* ascites wroat
| ninety 140 mtleft northwest of New
1 Orleana on tba opposite aid* dt the
Mississippi.
Hood water* railing more rapidly
la the, upper AUhefaleya baata today
were lining at tba mouth of the rlv*t
at Morgan City. A aaral aviator who
flaw over the city reported that only
two blocks pare- above water. The
f water waa d upping aharply at othar
place* however and be retried'that
, bridge and »«t. Martlavlllo
ware a I moat free of tba flood and that
, New Iba : la waa rapidly smerglag.
W.tb tba greatest part of tba at rug- *
(l« to nan llvea ovar a slow ds*Mb»
p lllratkm or r*H*f tore** waa atartad.
The NOW Orleana heaiiquirUri Os the
i rad rrooa aanoaaaad today that
i Urat-Col Oeorge R Hpaldlag. of the
I engineers cor pa Whoaa station la at
! laralevllle, bad been relieved flafl
, would rftuih to hta atatloa. Colonel
Hpald ng had been In rharg# of wat
er transportation in thf flood area.
Mm], Malcolm Elliott will return from
Baton Bouga to hia office at New
Otlaaaa, • , ;
Colonel Spalding estimated that hlr
| return# fleet of Mo boats, not include
lag Oam hundreds of amtll row boat#
and skiffs bad evacuated ttWt.Mfl ydtli
geea and moved between tO.MO aad
; 40.000 tons of loodatuffa.
Tba situation oa the lower Miaals
' a'ppl waa unchanged. The,; gauge t nt
New Orleana ahowed a further, flrap.
\ e— - •*- • - V;2?J v
FATAL MISHAP
AT PIKEVILLE
Negro Mas Dies From Injuring
Im |lalh< ( IWintiaotl
ipfijitnFfi ifi Hriiiy lireiKK^u
1 Half Mil*
-V ‘ -
Sam Port, 45. negro, a tenant oa
1 the farm of Jack Smith of PikavlUa,
was kill'd In i run-a way accident at
Ftkeviil* about 2 o'clock yesterday af
ternoon. The negro waa > dragged
jdown the cement highway for about
Uhlf a mile and died w thlii a few
wlnutea after the frrntled animal had
been > topped .V’
I The negro waa hitching tap the
I mule and In tome manner the animal
became frightened aad start* d to rub.
-1 A trace wrapped Itnelf about the left
, ankle of the negro and the more Ike
J mil# ten the tighter th* death kaet
I I breamt about the afiiTa ofTKi Ibid
Wltnemea who aaw tba mule racing
. iH-vtU Hu* highway reported that the
hatJA at.. Ihn anltpal rame In contact
i with the body of 'the - IMMWnyf SMS
. 1 I'-ap and that at time* the body wa»
’ polled under the heel*
A halt roll# from the point whir*
, thr animal had become frightened.
John Heater. P kevllle white man.
K»' WflF' WRriflfdbst Hhng l * tb*
t toimel to a stop
|, nr. pey»<a of fllkeellie wet away
J» » call and a burry ce*f for l>r
f ! Bunion of Fremont waa put In The
( latter waa on the *ceac within fiva
I minute*. It waa aald, hut fifteen min*
Ole* Inter Port died.
I He waa a mart led man and leave*
| ht* wit* and several children.
• ~
TO SKTft tiHSIMVKK
4 UKNEVA. Junk J lAV-lt I* report
d| ad that Praac*. whldh declined tb*
a American invitation to attend the
rs f.wihr«mt»u trl-party naval limitation
*f| rnafereac* la Geneva, now Intends to
n*ad an oh nr ret to tba coateuee.
*
RIGHT-OF-WAY
RULES CLEARER
Wluit Yott Want la Know, llaßr
Cotl« by IVi Gm.
•rml Aaaambly
ÜBERNBBORO, Juae 9—Might as
way and Ttriea gar*tslug ovartatrihg,
pass-ng and meet lag vhhlcies are
toangne aad asor* Jgr ranching under
tha provisions of .the uniform mptor
vehlcl. cod* anected by the recant
General Assembly, ft waa pointed out
tor# today by p. w. Roberta, vice
prteldest of tk* Caroline Motor Ctab.
"Heretofore, mack eoatusloa ha*
ex'eted aa to th* right of way,” Mr .
Roberta said “fa moat la«taso*g II
waa conceded that th* vehicle* on
th* hight had tto right «P way la
to which eirnet waa mere traveled or
more importaat than th* ether at an
intersection flection It of Ito now
ood* says that wkta two veklelo*
approach or eater ea iateraectiea ai
ftpt roxlmsiKlv tto mama time tk* drtv
•r of th* vahlcto on the left shall
vield the r jght of way to ti* vekteia
oa tto right.
"Th* only exception & tto right
having fh* right of way Js carried la
Beet ion ft which make* l| mandatory
for driven of vehicle* entering a pah
, He kithway from a private read or
drive ehall yi»ld the Hgkt of way to
all rrh'clM aggrtmekiag aa flm pakUc
highway
“Motoiftts wfff «k mm to MM
Ttot tkd jmar Os any vehicle travi:'
tkg at aa spend shad forfeit
aay right of way which he might oth
erwise have und*r the e*et*M aMM
merafad Driver* of aay vebtoi* atoll
- yield this right of way to a- psdaatralii
jcrosslpg tha highway wtthla aay
clearly marked cross walk or regular
p^dretrain lass, except at latereae
lions where traffic M regulated ky
officers or dflwotloa device*
"Sectiod* «, Id-aad II provide tkat
whirl** must keep to tto right aad
tint alow going Wktglrg must keep
near tk* right toad edge or cork, end
--that driver* of vehicle* proceeding la
oppfett* directions atoll pa** each
other to the right, each giving to tie
• (her at least on* half of tka ami*
graveled portions of tk* roadway
aa nearly aa poasthl*.
"I* overtaking a vehicle the driver
of a car ntoH pan* dt foam two feat
to tba left there of aad aot again
drtv* to the tight until safely etear
of each overtaken vehicles Audible
wanting must to given before at
tempting te pas* a vehicle.
"VahUie* muaC W M OTlrtakfg
jpoa tto crest of a SDI ar upon %
cur# in o>» rtgktwgy wknro Ik* drtv
*r*s view la oketnictod wkl/a a die*
lance air tto feet tot the driver of a
vchlrtp shall net drive to tto Isft
•tdgTef the cantor lias upon th* eipot
of a grade or epos a earvl la the
U.yhway "
AGED FREMONT
WOMAN IS DEAD
• f
Mr*. C. L. Gurlry, Moth tv nf
C. C. Gurley of Tllia City,
. He Btirisd Today
Mrs C X. teW. 74, AmT lit #*
Ay cock (a Fremont yeoterday aftor-
Ayocock la Fremont yeat'rday after
noon at I o'clocS Gurley had
keen la fvabla'hosltb with ailment*
incident to old use for >onsetHno aad
h-r demit Vi#' MT SudffD ktoxftoF
ed.
Rider J.- 4k- Heeto -mill c aad uni
funeral services from th* home of
Mrs Ay rock la Fremont at 9 o'clock
•totomtil Burial wiU be mad* la
the Gurley cemetery la Buck Bwamp
township.
Th* deceased was one of the h**>-
known women of Warn# county and
waa the widow of th* lato Galvin Qxr
ley. Eh# Will to moneyed hy a wide
•Ircl* of friends. •>
•la children snrvlve; C. L. Par
ley of Prlaoetoa; Mr*. Robert FUgg
erald of Fine Level; Mrs. R. J. Ron*
*f vvniiac*. C. C. Oerley of Ootdk
i boro; Mffe. I. L. Yelvorton aad Mr*
W. I. Ay cock. ,
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Address Mule
n iv i
Jy Dr. Jacksofl
Review* ProbkOUi
State ip{BteSyt
Trend Toward ]ldw»
triallam; Prises aad
Award* Art Made’
Class Day Euratni
Held Yesterday Mam
tag ,
Tba ladbntrtaJ revoluUoa
will gala* up W*
' educational vyatom of tb* gkhtd gpuafl ’
«*•#!. daclarvd f, c. Intana. v%
president of North Carollga oalftaß
for Women, "ruatflaru, la tb* Mfiw
of tba afltfram at tb# -iMinmginUft
«i*rcte*e of the CbMaaga ’lpifK' ''
tw .un w or r mm mm
the rnntminmnagug g "*utUR *aat
meneem*at R fa ttafl sS«*f|| * a* .
graduating claaa aal thaw MS* dufe*
ted la ekaretee* way* o«tt*u tfMn
hafl '
TtftAntry,
relation#, aad texUl* labor arm prj*.
’.an eatlraty agrlealtJm MMtrgS'
iH industry au«l
Tb* Qrwwrtoro mas fltfl d
>mpt to glv* a *oiaH«a for Sg fttA
atloa which he dUcagwi bntr#Ml«t
ed -I have a aobrttoa, but tl« gMI £
hasn't aeb*d «a* Mr R TuP* flfli ll‘
*mll*d aa be aa'fl.M.
The latt*r part «t Dr. JuMm
ddrea* dMlt wHb lifM to W fM>
nat*a. He dmlarafl that tw* -f»rri
>ad always rulafl tb* uuoflt |b>
rad tb* tblak*r. Tb* Mint, Or. Sm lk
•op charscterlgofl an tb* BHUt Tf*
< hara«t*r aad IMM »/ fig «&-
named aa aa awm»i flt tblfl V*flT
Hchool Board, avrarflufl tSs dfflMdM
(* tb* forty-thr— flf W
c+*m w a Me hi**, übhMf as
•chni*r»h*r waa wdfl by MM* SflMl
Allred who mate «*rtag bug fear
wear* at htgb nobool tba
h’«h averse* of wlg||| ill
t*atb* oa all MM. Tba lat Mat
grade ever r*e*l**d- by MSB IBrid
wad a two plug,
Mias virgteta CntwfaN ww award.
«d tb* mcead. *cbolai«bi| patM fly
having mad* af flfflfty
three aad tbflflfl Itgfb* oa all aat
tacte. Tba Royal Beany ptfit wa
won by Mia# Mary Dorr. Tba Mbl*
Os MUs o*rr*s essay waa Tb| *hp*
.ttUoaa H Mtea Doflothv CMMUIt*
<Hay wo. b^aSllaSHai.
A prise of twenty Hollar* WbM U
Ject pertalalag to ctumliliy
wo„ by Oe**te Roafl. Jr. fbrMP
Relation of CbomhUry to Nibml M
f#ac*". Tb* **aay baa Mt| M>—d
*»e HK MaUomah teatwik. aR|, SR, aPSIf
of tb* prtn* may la tbit MBdflM
U flptffled »o a taWfc ;■
1 or Harvard laiveraithM.
Tb* Claag Day vuwba vbMR Bflr*
I held at tb* C*Sma«lty Mbit** y#*
» terday morning w*r* larg*iy aIMBdM
and very m«cb enW*d.
The (Thaa aasemMad, oa SB fltafd
I wblcb bad b*e» beaattfaUg. flflMMflM
with MBavr flower* aad iMBB,,**
i the member* of tb* Jaalar ChMfl*
0«org« I. Hoad. Jr., pr*oMflßA *f
tb* claw pratfldad aaar tba *afl|MM*
with grace aad dlgbtty aad I*4 MB
nddryga of w*tM*m f*v BMf 4mP*
Mlaa lUa*J Allred tba* r*ad Mfl tflflp
history which' was Mfkwwfl by *M