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. VOLUME SIX; NUMBBH M
f 4 ' ■■ ' ' ■'•" ■ "
150,000 GREET AMERICAN BIRDMEN IN BERLIN
THOUSANDS ARE EXPECTED FOR JUBILEE
* q NcAfo Urges Support 01
| Eighteenth Amendment In
Talk Deberd Tuesday
fcr CALLB UPOM POLITICAL IHflMj OF ALL PASTIES TO
MAKS KNOWN THEIR STAND UPON PROHIHFTION;
i CHARGES CORRUPT MACHINE POLITICS ATTEMPTING
OAINCWTROL OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
QMESKVE4A Tmi , Jan* 7-VH)
V —a —...i-,. Umd#rt 0 f
itwumu masmm
I * 4» to WUUam O MeAdoo cuilteU
A* OMoeeratlu presides tUI ioblu
u«i la 1»4 with 4, warning that es-
M* «• aftlWy th* adgttosath amend
toW 1% part t( a movement menaac
|;v toe Eta foundations of popular gov
; Addressing the etadeaU at Tuaclum
toe termer tressery mcrotary declar
ed toe prohibition qnevton presents a
tott bane that responsible sUtaemea
to» cm Mt If ere aad celled tor
<lrew*Jtohaoa, to reatoriag Jettemon
«v ItoMCto to Me real priaetplee
tejtoht here dteptoy to meeting it.
' Chargtag ton oompt machine poll
lice la attempt!ag to gain control of
tojjltoral government -ender the
ot the conatKattow to rally oe the aide
p>~ d the utoUlhh Uvtf-toe taatltu
rtaM ere to he preeonud la America
▼tahltdttea !• g praetloahie taaa*
| -rt the meat vital htad to which the
whale county U totoreated aad upon
» whtoh It to looking eagurty tor covra
gpeae leadership," he egld. “The qnee
thgi to Interwoven with acme of the
dtopato, am moat Challenging tend
dec now at wort la American lit*
•ad which H to the Imperative duty
ot reepoaalhle statesmanship to com
kite*
"The attack of the IMh amend
taaat la hnt n pert ot n greet move
tnent wh'eh menaoea ell that to moe*
American in onr Institution*. it lr
the tight front ot n conflict that
to header than the liquor queatton
deep aa that mar be. The conflict ia
■hell the cewetltmioa be nullified or
ehntt It he enforced* Thla <-pil*ti*g*.
•he ropy enletenee ot eentlullonel gov
ernment. toil conld be a graver ia
ni then that? How can we afford to
Ignore KT
"Hot the liquor goeetlon Iteett la a
Witotou thot poHttedt leadersb'p can
not Ignore. The Apaorloeo people hy
writing the'toth amendment Into the
(' ODaf 11 lit IQII rag |u | gawmei Ik. n . w , *i.
■ iime ineiini rwftwtwrwo lire COOTiawn
that tie welfare of the eetioa do
L yto that to?y thonld he protect
ed from eiploltation by a traffic that
taok a heart!#e» toll from mllllona
of Innocent peraoae. women and chil
dren for the moat pert who were
eaer'flod to Ha financial greed.
“The liquor interest* naturally
restated and their resistance bar
grawa to the point where they have
vac needed In Inducing certain state*
to anility the coaat'tution and now
art pressing forward to gain control
.v «*f Ihe federal gowernment knelt In
| wrder to paralyse i-rofrfl.itiou enforc
‘ ment.
"If free govemmeet means any
thing tt meaui precist-b •Umi 'mu
esas, €Mi *i«. <»* of
P* *tld dtu t*
If pollt'cal parties are to be more
thee a hedge or label to entrap end
cowinee the unwary vetoes, alma thie
A »*«- fhadW pA- »• w/iM n
Parties ell have end declare a poller
"tofevowed object of preventing a
. ready derlelee upon the prohibtioo
qneettoa la te goto would
•therwlae he leet. What votes can
th—e he hot the votee of opponent?
' aad enemies of the lNk amendment'
w to h policy which. If followed
would piece the party absolutely a*
the mercy of opponents of prohibiten
To atteatot to evade the prohibttor
a' nation would to to no over hag
and baggage to tto wets »
bial mot*
RALKWTT. Jane 7—uri-Capt
'('Rooster* Baal, etate college eHch
er, tonight signed n Balelgh Piedmont
ian tract and wit! aivMiuytha to-
Lae ■ -.. _ j*aM a. eg . -2% • .
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
aa! % * ° . ‘ ' ' ~
• -1 r" r» p “ , ». *, v ’ * • *
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE PRESH READ BY BUYERS, BEFORE THEY BUY
-..'J.■ .. ,Tar.-:,-aai,„ , Aa::-j l :r."*'. -ir,: ■ ■ ■■■ ■ •s.js-.4b- * —1 -•-
■ tom Aq a. _ _
t j| rotAtoe® soar to
' I *9JS Per Barrel
ill Irleh potatoes eoered to 94 46
•II n barrel yesterday, accord ag td
-U word received Irdm lit. Olive laai
night, but yesterday's ooeklng
min left the fields In inch e miry
condition that diggng potato*#
v« »rt us (be 4U4MU4MI la a
number, of Instances poUtoes al
ready dug and in barrale la the
field could not be brought out as
the fields were to muddy to permit •
this Grower* In the nearbr town
ere now hopful that the price may
climb to the 111 a barrel record,
of eeveral years ago.
La—■■—mm———anew—*
WEATHER NEWS
.; GAVE SUCCESS
. i®
nights Made Pomtible hV "M«B
Clutrilßß Attonlk
? Wwtther
NBW YORK. Jape 7—<JP) -Two m*b
who play ad important parte ’a th
trans-Atlantic flights of lsndhergh
and Chamberlin did their work behind
the scenes and will not rtocive med
gtk to toward thorn. Without coop
ration of weather bureau officiate In
New York, Lindbergh end Chamberlin
Would not have known whan to start
for Europe. ~ r .
James Beerr and assistant James
Kimball, since mid-April .have been
furnishing trans-Attoiftic airmen,
orttb stews of the weather to he eg
rected heroes the Atlantic They have
had the saiiafaction of seeing the two
flights prove one of their pet thbori»s
Their work for the nights has oon
vlnrfiA ikmgp Atom! Cat m amnll wmmmm AI
▼fin,wu i firm mat itn a mmatt ripwiitu*
tare the weather bureau could com
pile e dolly chart of Atlentlr weather
londitlcna which not only would«gs
• Ist fl'ers but would assist materially
?h fbrecasftng whather routfltlon* to
to* mtted mates. —
gg .—rasas - —sacs
Gold Cash For One Greeting
Mr. Bingo First At Jubilee
A .word of eipUntion cod ce rain*
the different even to on the Jubilee
program for today would prbbeb)
not be amtsa. an there have boen num
eroua questions naked by thoae la
tar«*ted In participating
Perhaps the “get acquainted con
teat“ will need the moat eaplantioa
The name algnlflea the purroex of th«
game. If such it may be called.
Owe of the objeots o fthe Ways* Coal
ty Jubilee la to allow people front
vtrlOJl aeotlone of the rounty U>;jtot
■ agwalalad wkb those from other
.i - TL ■— if aaa
TIaXTW ITT W l l ' 1111 'll, fT •ww *w
right spirit. will promote <HW9i WT
objective
When the gate* are opened to adml'
the crowd, a atraager to the county ai
..•e wtfl o. dder
, rttm ■».- X. V» . «>
IB lord ThTa stranger* nam- so.
that da) will be Iflater Bingo The
fiTWi BW*. **cWßw( Hwlifl •w® ’®w*"
'up to nr. B ago and d*»e tbe follow
lag word* will be given tb* f va dot-
I are “Howdy do. my name's Jonesfor
Smith or what aver It happens to
b«) Are yon Mr. Bingo’ .**
Therefore. If you eee someone you
don't know, go »p*ak to hm Hr
• may be Mr. Bingo If be Isn't pick
r ont another stranger and (peak to
ktm. Keep It up. You can’t tall when
yog'll bit the right mgp. If yen do
•trike the r'gbi man, keep II a secret
nwttl the Jnhtlle la over That'll
. keen tbe Interest la th* rwatest going
t until the very and
- the track events should be dear
p enough to aayooe who happen* to be
•■MranUt *t •!**< bg jrgU to any
MAN LOSES ARM
AT COTTON MILL
J. T. Mills, Employee at HUB
Leaga Arm in “luipfmui
Mnrtliße Yesterda>
J- T Milts, about forty five years
us eg*, an employee nt the Borden tot
Kin e local ho»iptai
-tght arm amputated
tow, as the result oi
I occured at the mill
shout It o'clock, lu
as so badly crushed
l tk# hQlptlAl tICWDI
•d the ampetatkm necessiry.
B was said that Mills, who was o>
erating a “»*pp’ng'“ machine at the
rime, noticed a piece of trash, which
bed become caught Ifc the cogg of thi |
ha eh me. got down andemeeth. end
.reached ep to, remove th* obeiacle ■
with the mask's* still running- it i
was then Ihaf Me arm wea caught'lb ",
he wier the email, blunt teeth of th»
rollers, and was badly crjftod up to
, tlic elioulder according to report* i
rrerhlag th* News yeetertoky
Milla Is * married men, end both he
end h‘* wife worked In tk* mill.
' Hospital eutborltles aUted Inst
night that bis oondttton was as good
as could be expected, and that be was
not Buffering qu't# so much pain a*
be did for the first few hours after
th* operation.
Remove Corn Grain
From Child’e Lam»
PHILADELPHIA, June 7-(ff)-
Phyelctnae at the of Penn
sylanvnaln iihhpital today'Wemoved *
‘•ruin of corn from the right brooch la
of I easy Hus«, alx year old after ehn
had been hurried h«rv frofc a bo«p.t,\l
at Ueootatoo. near Chertotte, N. C.
Th# child, a daughter of Uaear Uo*4.
ci Cherryville. N f., inhaled th*
s.ra'u ot corn while playing near her
home last Sunday.
Report Effort Made
Atsassinßte Calles
** \ j
NOG ALBS. Art* . Jutiei >- ,**l
An unconfirmed report to The Hecrfil
today Stated an attempt was made to
assassinate President Celle* of Mexi
co. June 2. The report said several
shesa were fired, all gotok wild, by a
women At her hearing it waa assert. .
•d’by members of her family that she
was dominated by hdlllrunat'oua.
prompting her to kllL The report said
to* women wka placed In a Mexico
otty aaylagg. —— -■ ' -■ - -- -
that the tack race be run ovnr a
('lataaee of‘forty yards The news
piper throwing contest from a bicycle
will ha of talersat to the different
“news boy» of the town. 81* barrel,
will be set up at an angle and ai*
nawapapera will be Riven each con
eitant. They will ride In front of
thoae barrel* at a distance of twenty
fiva feet, making as much spe»d as
was'h e. and try to throw a paper In
•arh barrel. Just as they throw tbeli
_corning and evening d*Hver>** on tha
por<h®i #f thglr mhit'rlbw
» nam mu mPBT* Ml IUUU TgTT BU'/UUH
ants will have to be over Iwo hundred
muds In weight; each of them wll*
be given a balloon, and at the word
Kb. they WM'rdka their beiioU* 111 the
air. and by n ttigg It with tha palm of
their head*, drive it across a tin*
twenty feet away Tbe ftret owe to got
hi* across win* the prise.
Tha soap bubble blowing contest
(cr the women will correspond to the
• men's event described above. Barb
rontaataat will be allowed to blow
i three babbles. The one blowing tb*
> 'ar*e«t In the opinion of tbe Judges
i will win tbe prlae'
• Bom# other outstanding events will
i h*> the checker and horseshoe touraa
• meats, tha tag of war fort equal
> weight a the number participating Itm-
I Hod to twenty, and the ak'any man's
I relay. The,sfclaay men will hare to
a«*e the Judges tnspodtlon before
r they will ho altowod to oater. Mash
> of fifty yards, pane a
; GOLDSBORO, N. CWEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, I»X7
Events SbH At
11 O'clock.
Soaking Ilajn of Yester
day tweaves Fieldn Too
Wet for Being Work
ed and Hence farmers
Will be Free te Attend
Event; Moss JSpeaks
At Noon Today.
if the famous Weather Ki doesn't
throw a monkey wrench into the ar
rangemipta today will bring Ih
greatest crowd of Wayne county peo
pie togrtber ever a She mb led for on
event They will be tore to stum
the first annual -Wayne County Jubi
#* staged 6y
Aeaeclei 100.
The "eonker*’ which fell all yeater
day left great pools of. water to ten
which for weeks had need Juat. tba>
ort of rain and today It will b* »o w*'„
hatkfarmers will not be able to re
ume their work Weelker pcrmiu<ng
ihen. today will bring together fron
Gvw to tea -ehoudnrd Wayne count;
fOllv. s
▼he Fair Grounds will be open*'
tf for the Jubilee even nt It o'clock thlr
■ morning Prior to the ogen'ng ot th*
ground*, tteketa wtll m- era tele n*
tip- chamber of Cotgtoorcc office*.
Annoupccmcitt of »8v iPWfrese m
tobacco ruiturc by If. G. Moee of tb<
department of agriculture. Washing
ton, D (’.. lias elicited much Interf*
among growers In this pert of Ih
Male, and It la expected that thla fen
ture many to the occasion
Hts addr sa will come promptly at 1
o’clock.
Promptly at 3 o'clock this after
noon Ihe Cbfarroiet Touring Car wttf
be givt-n away at the Fair Oroi-nd*
Your -tlchel explains fully lust hoe
fliA 4u,c tg ill >--- -It —......1 ... Ur.oiimm.
V r»“ T W TTV IR* vTwMßtotof WT I I U||l Mill
and circulars explaining the Wpvn-
County Jnbllee wh'eh is to he hell'
to the Fair Grounds hen- today can
be secured from the Chamber of Com
mere* up to 11 o'clock this morning
BUY EARLY AND
AVOID THE RUSH
-
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Thin la Wanting to MotortoU
ftuuiad Out by Local Tag
PH fibtiltn*g Agency
Warning that egr owners who wait,
until tha last midute to secure license
JtfSiS. will face the probability of be- I
iag Incouvsnleflced through harms
to wait In line #as •onruled here to I
day by O. C. Pats, manager of the
local Carolna Motor club located s'
Joe. It. iWHllameon'lnc . opposite city
hall wtych la distributing the lags.
“Motorists, not only here but
throughout tb« stats" sold Managvi
'*nte, 'Appear to be alow to buy new
|!late*. poaelbly because of th* ruling
that they cannot u*e-th*tn legally un
'll July I. However. Un») mint remeui
Iter that they must hare them on that,
.‘ate”.
A Mtar to the local offh-e from C.
W. Roberta, rice president of the
.etwllaa Mm or rlmb at ale. that H A
- ibmiiiiim. ’ catnßastnscr nr ‘-aannr
rebtclaa baa aaenred the motor or
tan’nation that there will lie eg ,
tension of Hm" to procure new plates
Heretofore p byep > . u.tppiacy
tag* by July 1. several day* grace but
this will lie dispensed with this year
" Plates are avntluMit at tt'fßiroTffta
Motor club offices throughout NortfT
rarollna." Mr. Koberte said. “and
we have adequate staff* to appply the
ruetoraera If they buy,, now If they
wit until the latter*part of the
rn on I h they may raped to take their
turn In line and those who do not se
are plates may take th*“con**qusnc«*
of whatever penalises the cpmniiaaion
ere of motor vehicle* may Inninl.**
Htal* drivers llteger few operator*
of for hire cars. Including latlcafi*
l usee and common rarr'er truck*,
which are mandatory under leglata-
Hoa poesed by the recent aeneral
Assembly and which sell for M each
will b* available at tbe Jnoal offlAb
tbla week. ft j
. adA - Wm
PLAYGROUNDS ~
ATTRACT MANY
Morning Setmionu at Court houne
Ground Dincontinucd for
J Prnocnt a
Opeping day on Urn o«y ploy
j> j- t 4; •jjtl f n m| n||
i rohimatcl) a hundred and elxty fir’
,tn-i there t.. Item started. The Klwsii
•s club vrot-ad drew best, wt’b e'k-r
--f ve; ' the WUJlam stiV-et .athletic
grounds waa a close second with sla
ty, white the court house square play
ground ran thirty-five fog Ha ewe
eeesloa.
The opening waq featured by Judge
W. C. Harris who spoke to a group
•if Interested parents and children on
-tho court house aquasa playground.
Due to ths conflict with the morn
ing Mbit schools conducted by Uw
IlfTii- 1 .n • cliuri'iu**. it liMJk La CU Ua
Idrd to discontinue the morning see
doa on the cpyrt house playground
for the present, and extend lb* after
noon period by adding an hour and *
half to tit* opening. Heacriorth Ih*
iftemoon sessions will toglu nt t'M
ns teed of 4 aa formerly announced.
The fourth playground which was
to have been located in the Virginia
st ret t neighborhood,, will to placed
somewhere to the Webb Town section
Instead. It will be opened Thursday
HlMHAhll BEAD IB
ATTEMPT .Tft 04MB s . .
LIVER Os rtunt-r
CHAKI/yrTB, June 7—(lP>—Mr*
Will Joimeon, wounded last night by
her husband after he bad threatened
e kill her. her daughter and himself
we* resting comfortably at her home
in Plnevllle today. Funeral service*
for Johnson who - sldot himself
tbfough th* head after running. from
ihe hseue* were held today.
Johnson la bellved to have suddenly
become Insane Hia wife said after
tire «tmottng tint he bad been netthg
-fueerly for some time.
GENERAL MOTOR* 111
vum IB Mir. HITT
* I*HILAI»BI.I*HIA. June 7 i>P>—Th*
U. 8 circuit court of appeal* today
<l l William P.
Dcu|l» and the Deppe Motors of aa
eombuetlon engine Tto ded
/on reverse* Judge Hunyon of the
/federal district court of New Jersey
The appellate court held that Oon
•rnl Motors did not Infr ngp on Deppe
petenu.
~i.L-l.np "" - 1 z "- ' i!T 1
Sheriff Stevens One Os Two
Farmers Honored By State
Ki sht-rlff E. A. Btev ru. of Oran
lliMd township, *»« one of two North
Carollan farmers awarded a "Certtfl
cute of Meritorious Service" by North
(Carolina Bute Collage at«lta cotnmeu
cement ysterday. Dr K. V. Brooks,
president of the rall'i* In praaent
irg tha oartlflcata to Mr. Htevena
made tha aaanion that ha believed
the awaril ut the annual cettlfcale
of marl I to oulatandina farmer* had
I'omr to taka bn a significance which
evarsbadowad tha tagular coilaga #*■
BSBHHHata. w "turn
fTt'i'' *•*% rfTTTl’ht tf~' Iff ,
Service" fr«m WtiPe t« comparable
>o th> honorary degrees in law, litera
ture and philoaophy which college* of
»-4f* araacni .to heijs v>U' tag
«a «*»•«**.,
state-w ge attention. .
A few of lila Waflie county friend*
were **fiT on the eocrtf that the
MXipilar ea-ahartfl waa to be given
the honor wltiT arere preeent to aee tha
degree conferred County Agent A.
K Kobertenn. Prof W 1: Nlchola
of the Ornntham achool and dCi-Bher
iff Bob Hdwarda war* among thoae
preaant.
In making tha award. President
Brooks read a aketch of the life of
the Wayne county man and tainted
nut the merltortoea service which
had antltlad him to the honor from
hiate College.
Hlity eight yearn ago on Jaaudry
51. Mr. hierem wai horn not one mita
, fr;>m the ylace where he now Meet.
W hit life hna been one of Inaptrtng
through worth and eerrtoe,
Convoy Os 15 Planes Fl 'm
With Chamberlin And Levine
As Honor Escort To The City
( ~~~ ~T |
Chief Marshal
eaamnmmmnMmßomMßmmsmßmmammmmamßmamßmmmeHwmmmmannßßmmmnnsma*
Henry LeonidM
(above) of Whraaw, ia served
as Chief Aiumni Marshal at the
University of North Carolina’*
182nd fVmmsnAeinaal
lit TRAFFIC
PROBLEM HERE
Morifm City Invokes TraFle
Laws to Stop Motor Boat
Speediog
MORGAN CITY, U.. June 7-(FV-
Taking her ftret serious cognisance
of the flood, Morgan City today la
vokod her automobile trnffie lavra to
■top motor boots from speeding np
end down the streets lu lb* residen
tial sfcttoo*. t.
The speeding boats have been stir
ring up warm which washed Htd
bouses and caused considerable dam
age. U al»B was feared that th*
waves wash might dtonpt fire pings
end cause Ihe city * Water system IS
be put out of commission.
Water w*« using tor* today eat
some fearqd the railroad might b.
put <wt of nee despite that the
Rout hern Pacific officials entertain#.!
uo fear* having ralged ibe level of th.
tench four feet
Deft with n wjdowed mother to ftp
port and a ahtfll patch of land, Mr
Htevena, aa agrery young man buchl
“4 manfully u> bin task. Qut in a tea
years, .fata bavin* been aglnst bin
la the fight, he loet the land and be
came a renter, u
Hath three timee within fin
year*, freshets advanced front the riv'
rr bottom* ami washed away him crop
Then he moved away from this 111
toted place, and took up another site
llara IhUklu 1l» -■ Lain t»» hml e in.hei
'•nr w wivnin v■> - j to T nc nwM J* ♦ ♦ on■
e If* htfi! itf# end w*# igtßßrtw
"f Hint! rtr .-l"..:.- —m-_1 T T .TV.. •
•'cwdfaetly roitf'rroed More that Wm.
he line edited HOP additional acre#.
All this hugs plantation la operate!
,i aefOpyei ■b*«l' _
' tmt V:«. i\.mrj'-u -a sand -.Vua.
for hla stock—la ao far aa la poeetbl
at on the farm, upon the theory that I
term fliould be operated with th<
11 same bus Been principles aa an;
i other bualaoea. And in all (ha year
of hla farm las. Mr. Btevdlts has rare
ly bean without milk and hatter from
hla own cows, lard from hla boga ant)
i. food for hla stoch.
The people of Urn county bar* de
II lighted In hooorlag him, and he hat
F. ret imed their trnnt with merfrlnnt
I i eerrtoe He hna represented the own
i fy In the house anl the district la lb*
i »< note, hna a number of timee served
aa sheriff, as, rounly (Wmlseloaer
* and a* a member of tha Ornatham
II chord board, la largely raspnooiM*
. | for the standard high achool with vn
-11 rational agriculture Its feat a red nub
. i )o*t jot hit township. ,
ear~*~ ferr „ . ~ ™
»■ * " ■ US
Member <4 X "
The Afaodtted
■■ ■ i inainani l
-—»
i'Mil'K FIVE CKNTi
a . ...
Citisene of Berlin Spent
All Xeeterfay After
noon at Airport Bmm
nine Sklee for Comtes
American*; Touch of
Carnival Added by
SrSg *
BIELIX, Jana I—(AP)—Con
r«»ad by U fl«w Urn lIM
tafnfev Mr ts wtoe* mßm ..
ru«M hardly iMfita with tha ®
toaino W of tto IMyW W.
ihioMlo tpsoisteffs prikini fei
(iMiltrlhi i«4 fluM. Uvtet .
i< «u » rant nalnnaaa H IB* da*
Inyod airmen. Tha tact that IB *•*-
i*lo of Berlin liftorod n grant ONOr
ointment Monday morning Whan IB*
plan* wno expected, had MgM*g In 4*
with tho gr««Ung ntaaM to Mm
AmurUwfl whpp (toy I<Hl.
Crowd* many than* ns a* Bad
•>n4» lb* gitgrtmngo to Um Onto Op
prwotaws dag tort Ml «fto»*frt to
I'tcplc lukiN and artrEgtotolagHtai
■ally fur n gltmgan * IB* ColaMßto.
to it a raps city and Ha** mImSSt
rowa doop along tto to*** oadtotoag
tho immonao Hold.
Yootordnr'o nastily pi »Bdg to
happy confidence. Tto daaway to***-
in do of ttoeo who tod ItoPt vigM nil
uifht turned to Jnyiaaa***, aad *s-,
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-nor tho city to giro tto tot (Blag
thousand thorr a chaao* to an* tho
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flvi praenl irnak Unoa baa tto ptr
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