WRATHtt
VOLUME SIX; NUMBER 88
POSTGRADUATE
COURSE TO CITY
PM dmmm far PlnkiiM Ua
dar Carlo taa Auspices Hare , ;
. IhiJ-i
rnaagr
Tki poet inUMto Men* of pkgwl
cians orlnglually scheduled to be
h*td in Kluoiott u*d*r the auspice*
at th* Extension division of th* Uel
miltgr Os North CorollM her boon
cfchafMl to OoMoboro us the tint
clasaes will bo bo|4 ot tho hoottk do*
port moot boro Friday moraine TIM
tbirty-sis members of tho Wayao
poanty Mod teal society wore yester
day mailed aotlcoo of tho scheduling
Os the poet rraduato coaroo for this
•tty. " «•*:
Ton o'clock la tho aoraiag la tho
hoar for Ibe claaooo hero aad eaeh
• l M s will aaoot anas a wookfor
twoiro worts. frrrENpHß
Fwl. a ImSfla Uaafatdha nf Ql 1 tills
Im AltlfV nlnWifl. WW' A -w ’** *
a ill bo la charge of tho first aoctloa
Os too course Dr. Hartmann wll|
take up tho auhioct of podlatrcls to
a yonafat way. Dr. Chart** Leonard
ftrowa of Sostca will bo in charge
cf the second aoctloa which will deal
«lth gone rat modiclao.
Tho course to bo offered her* la In
connection wth the annual post grad
uate courao provided hy the Halver
ally at what oaator* of (ho stale*
Other cities sheer couraoo are belag
given are Wtladaftoa. Himlrt. Fay
otter ills. Party Moaat aad Oreoa
vtlle. a
RAILWAY MEN
HONOR NEWELL
Fifty-Year Employe* Presented
* With Gold-Filled Silver
*
ROCKY MOUNT. Juno M il an
Mtpr*»sty« cormmmy. attend** v hy
■aaaf high official* of tho Atlantic
former general superintendent M
(hat railroad today wa* preeouted
with a banditsoo allrer loving cup.
ftDed ekb laa faUtr goM pUcm. by
bis associates on the Atsntk Coaal
LIB* In Virginia and the Carolina*
The preseataMda wan mad* by R. B
Mare, of Flaronc#. 8. C, x ouperta
tnpdont of tbe Columbia division.
The high regard la which Mr Ne
well la bold by hi* former associates
I* evidenced by lb* Inscription on tbe
clip which reads-“To William Henry
. Hawaii TUU tokea embadtaa thr tthf
sited love and good will of thp men
and women aanoeiated with you. who.
ia their dqjiy work aad conversatioa
v.
• rr wm ias i VTT“II' t (1 ' ” >1 'X. T " ’
thought* and endeavor by yowr Mfe
' aad example—J tae I, IMggP
Utoder the Coast Uturm pci|ton
plan Mr Newall. who la oue of the
o**l add moat favorably" -known rail
toaT men In she southeast, bavin*.
6 ' reached the age of 7ft. retired from
active service on Jane I. after being
employed hy the Atlantic.,Coast Line
lor more than fifty yaar*.
Beginning as a telegraph operator
it Rocky Poll*. N C, he worked hi*
way to on* of the high**! and most
important position* tn the Coast
Lin* organisation Far 10 year* be
_ waa general superintendent of the
first division of the Atlantic Coast
Una and ha* the distinction among
others, of having bald this poetttow
- longer than anyone else' who hge
- i.ver served the Atlantic ('oast Lint
iu a similar capacity. "
During his fifty years of service fqrj
the railroad, Mr. NaWell has gained
au enviable reputation for efficiency
In performing his duties, and tor fair
dealing In hi* relations with the pub
lie He baa many close personal
triends la every community In Vlr
i ginla agd the Carolina* served by the
r Coaiel Une and 1 la known every
where a* a uiau "whose word is at
good g* hit baud " ,
DEMOCRATS ARE
, GIVEN OFFICES
Conta By Governor'll Appoint
ment to Jobe Expected 18
Month* Ago
RALEIGH. June 11.—(4*7 —Through
habeas corpus proceedings bm first
legal weapon Ik attempt to prevent
eat rad if lon from Ohio to Haleigb
where be I* wanted hi cwnnectlrm wttTi
the recent police scandal Investiga
tion J, E. Dedrick tdday was sucoesa
ful In having hh bond lowered iron
i&.ooft to time
chief of Police Bryan will go to
Cleveland lor tha prisoner at sdeu as
ornp-r pap.-, can b* prep*red «nd
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MOftNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
. United States Not To Agree
♦TL - j , ,f *
Build Small Sized Cruisers
Onsoitabie For Her Defense
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Wide Divergent Plans
Submitted for Consid
eration of fi ene v t;
Naval Limitation
Arm amen tSi Confer- j
ence; Admiral Saito
Clears Up Japanese
Position
GBNBViv June 21 UP) -dtevbr will
the United Bute* b« farced Into
building sms'll sited cruisers unsuit
able for the ne#d*. s os her nations) de
fease- that la Is understood is the
answer which American delegate*
will make to the British proposal at
the naval conference far the evsa
tuat abolishment of the ten thO|*ki<L
ton cruiser* authorised by the Wash
ington parleys.
The close of the second day of tbe
Conference has permitted the «
pen* to ncfflrm tberr earner Judg
ment that the three plana prevented
the American. British aad Japanese
ere to divergent as to be utterly Ir
reconcilable aad are oortaln la make
a treaty impossible unless some oar
’receives from his original position.
Ad mist Saito, however In a state
ment tonight In Which he explained
t|e purport ot the Jaap** proposals
threw an entirely new light on awe
of. Tokoyn's Intentions aad Justified
the belief of tbe American delega tor
that as agreement would be more
totsible on a basis of the Japanese
plan than the British.
He mad# it cleaP that in America's
future, cruiser building program she
could under the Jit panes* project,
scrap some of tbe numerous Ameri
cas destroyer* airtt--par
thus saved Into cruiser#.
Aj> any „ low limltalion icstyr
would undonbledlv Involve scrapg
tag of American dealVoyera because
of tbelr superior numSersT Ibe head
at the Japanaae delegation declared
that by transfer of destroyer ton
nage, American cruiser power could
t>e brought up to meet any American
requirement*.
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SAID BEER WAS
HIS HOG FEED
Demonstrated Assertion to Dep
uties But HogsjGot Dead'
Drußk
Daniel Hodges, negro living on the
ntantatlon of Junluff Hot**, two
mix a from Fremopf. late yesterday
yunted to demonstrate to Wayne de
puties that a bard of beer found Ja
his smokehouse was feed for bis bogs
ffe tnstgied iu demonstrating the
fact to deputies. He gave l baekwts
iX thr alnff U> three hogs in • JML
In fifteen minutes the animals ware
so drunk they couldn't stand n#.
Then Hodges confessed, efflcers
said, that be bad been operating a
still Iu the HOiokebou'e, but operating
it for a Johnston county man whose
Barne he did not know.
The deputies had found a part of
III* dill aad a gallon and a half of
v blrVey. Hodges was bound to coun
ty cmrt under.*:'•*! bond 1*
Forty minutes later the deputies
searched (he premise# of Walter
Fort negro, In the same
Here they found n complete still
rigged up In kls kAmicco ham odd
showed digits "of reshlyr use. Two
barrels of beer for the
n-*t run and (here wet* two empty
' Wrreils u»oir liy F&rt Su hOlhd tt
county court under $260 bond.
Participating In the raid at the
Hedges hon«e were deputing Korac
[ guy. Rinlth and Oardner. and oftL
'V >.... ? ... .;;r:,-rr . -.y !
putle* took par' In Iks search of the
Port premises.
Thevenow Sustains Bad
i Ankle Fracture in Game
I r i r.
1 BT. Uiris. June 21 <4*l Tommy
1 Thevenow. (’grdinal short atop and
V -AurM
* ed' a fractured right ankle when he
* slid Into second base In the fourth
'nnlng of the second game between
St. Lonls aad Cbtaago her# today.
> He bed to he carried off the field
* SAd it > possible thfet he may be out
1 ,r,t fb» gam* far tha remainder of lhr
J IMAM. • I| -‘ ’J’ ", , :~7- •
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►'seven springs
; WINS BIG PRIZE
a.:-..-"V
! 20,000 Attended 100 M««tlfi|pt
f Held by 11 Clubs in Five
, Mon Hut
4
Seven Sprlugs W>mniuuity club ea
labllshed the highest record In thr
• ommuHlty club attendance coutesi
just closed and will be awarded the
«m*l frtae «f fW. Frank Joue* of
the leptral committee announced yes
trrdvy. Tha .Seven Spring* club
maintained the highest average In the
mo.-e thou 100 meetings which were
hel l by eD*y*H < lob* rttntnrtfng fir
the prise.* In the <«*i<e*t as a whole,
the attendance approached 2ft.OOQ Mr.
June* declare*. The Seven Springs
club had an average attendance of
JOO at each meeting.
” t'pr contest gut under way January
I.ihd continued through May. Two
getheringa war* held each juuiuh by
"tha dabs, bovine pictures being
sbMsr at one rf£e»«4ovi and n< regular
< ommitnity club program being c.ar
rltd out at thr other.
The Ontral ('otnmtttee. which dir
ected the contest, is now working out
details ngdar which It hopes to he
able to eontinna the club meetings on
a competitive ba>ig thle-summer
The community club program was
sponsored hy the copnty educational
department, farm demon stratloi
agent, Home denu>i»*trsaion agent,
pcultry aaaoctatlou. cotton asaocis
tiou, health department and the w«l
fare - dor artmeut. and endorsed and
supporttd by the Oelal>oro chamber
o' commerce. Rotary club, KtwauU
-ciult. and ;tßp finutil) MlfeN tffTMHT
nil'sionefa, was * great success,
«I Irb wilt be noted by the Interest
m at lew dance stated above — :
—"Fbr (h* reports v nt the people liv
ing In the rural districts.** said Mr.
*
greater community spirtty in the res
pective communities and has in spec
ilk- instances enabled several coap
munitiea to put acruse projects for
the benefit of the cMnmunlty, which
lx attributed directly to the commun-
Itv fnlrtl wtilph ww«ft the nit growth
I of tbolr community ornaniuitlan.
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New Mtit Murkft to
, Open Thursday Morn
it. O. Johnson, weH known in
■Goldsboro, 6* opening the Heoples
iMarkot on North John street to
morrow morning The bulldlug lo« sl
ed next door to Dovta' Urotary has
been refltuslu-d Inside and out for
the new Ttasluess.
The Hgtsaown (fooler and display
caae equipped with Frlgiastre vrHl
Insure the last word in food sanl
luslalled hy the Dillon Mlntrlc Ber-
Gce ' ompany
Mr. Johnson stated yesterday thpl
he was give the people of
Goldsboro and vicinity the opportun
ity of securing the heat fresh meats
UitalMble, with quick efficient ser
vice, and with strictest observation
of sanitation. , -r-
Flood Refugee Seeks A New
Home Here In Wayne Co.
' Hoping to atage ■ romoback In the
, face *£ M<wr* dealt film T»y fate re
t swum m Todfefrnw*
Miaa . yeaterday arrived In <iold>t
boro. Vein ago Mr. Corley wu» a
Raptlat mftiiater but foiling haaring
wAenoeffahed.. Jjlaa
wmfiHiu Uut*
to poultry farming The flood of lb*
Century rolled upon W* farm amt
_ 1-‘ft film, with many tfinu***#* ~or
|i other, homrleaa. with i IWU money,
and no capital or credit on which to
! moke, a tiaw etgrt,
Mr. Corlay wrote to the., State pe :
r partir.ani of Agriculture in Raleigh
i and nyhed for Information aboit
* ti.Mel| and poultry paaalbUitle* in the.
r Stiff Th# raply referred him lo
it Warn# county, and yeeterday \he
» ranch* rlat County Arrnt A." K. H*d>
. erteon. -
J ' IMerearea from hia county a rent In
t Mtatlealppl and from man who had
t _ bee n rmterwi, la bnilnm Jtfgn
v tba flood ranrod itaalf and boro tba
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N. C WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 22. 1827
BYRD PLANS TO
FLY NEW PATH
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WW Deviate StgUOlv From Palh
Which LindlxsiKh Took in
Ocenn Bop
ROQEEV LLT FI FJ4), , New York.
June tl, -(4*l Commander Ricbant
Byrd will deviate ihr greg* etr
ole course to France in order that he
~*k
may get such atmospheric advantages'
aa are to.be had to th» south of the ,
noitheru route sudaptbat at least
the last of he mmi trip will be
1 over the steamer Un«a
He announced tete today that ht*
will be slightly "lUuer'' than
the great circle, all the way acinar
being at to* degree* i uguetb. as th.
great circle ia pot rei ty a circle hut
merely looks wmui lobe. Hyrd will
actually be following i curve Iu "Hat
telling" tha apparent treje.
Although be will t! us leave th*
coutwe Undbergh folio' *d. be will bop
over the.ocean at itu same spot tn
New Fuunrtland mid »t Ike laud agalu
at the same spot tn Ireland.
Aft*r returning tomorrow from New
Haven where Yale Itnhleratty will eon
fe r upon him Ihe honorary degree of
Master of Art*. Byrd will go hack
to tha Arid and tteefi tn-coustuui loud,
with the weather hnragM
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DERELICT SHIP
DRIFTS TO SEA
CroNH-Tlc lamulH Schooner
Menaces Shipphtg Os
Coait N. jt.
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u i j a
WILMWGTGN, Juosjjl- Lood
e,t with 16,ft® water soUked cross tie*,
the schooner CUns, liean, which
grounded recently off Fryin°g Fan
and
The heavily laden craft slipped off
the bar and was swert In the direc
tion of Mvrtle Heart. »,
in shtpplof lone* She I* considered
a serious mftnaco to navigation. /No
lumou lwuMl U ahoanl L« guide the
craft as she drift* helplessly In the
darkness,
crew was taken off when the
vessel grounded. First report* '*•
garbing departure of the crew waa
that a mutiny took place aboard the
ctafl twit It .was definitely aatabllsh
cd later that ouch never occawsd,
DOCTORS ARE ~
GIVEN UCENSE
" />
Trunwferring to North Carolina
Under IVoviuiona of
Stale Law
.
StALKKIII. June 21\LPI Seven
teen physicians from stoles tonight
were llceu*e<l to practice
“Norm" Carolina when their creden
tial* were endorsed hy the new state
hoard so medical examiners In sea?
sion here,
» J - ■
Applicants weye required to show
they had been licensed In state's em
ploying Rockefeller foundation!
system of grading, had practiced five
yearn aud could meet all require
ments In North Carolina T~:
"* ■ 11 •C‘-S'l nwiumiami'ia ay
riclieai_BWi-y- tesilfled trr lU*' giWraf
worth nr.d character and praise^
4d. a mwmi of- U#
Ihe references yegterda y
"I am tired of doing nothin* I am
willing to anything that wlfT even
biWfr me of making v bread for the
t **"we*C k» rsi' l --ir
* Mi- '• <YV"v nad rriiiiK'u id net'
father'? In Michigan the flood
and until sqc|i time ns her hu»huud
could get op.,hi# feet SgilA
‘‘Yon havc\ )jo concept ion of the
tragic fate »\h\cb wn* ours In th#
floodsd area,sold Mr. Corley ' We
might’gel started again if" aiyon*
could get cVedlt. hut everything tm»
been sw((tit 4 way and men whp had
now have' nothing and coudltlotia are
pitahle. I V!ott‘t how Ihe folk* gre
going ia along.” Mr. Corley was
quoted as -Viringr \
The Misy(»dppl mail is jljg first
flood refo*«e to a**-* a new li»m* tn
Wavne county, but a mtmbsr have
- wrlften powntr officerg, it waa laarn
ed yesterday. , ■ >■
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Piedmont And Northern Plan
For Direct Connection With
Virginia Coal Field Is Told
WOOTEN CLAN
TO MEET SOON
Fantouh Family to Gather at
Seven SyrinEH, Jun SO. -
“ 1 • t ifntr—g
1 ’ . •.-jZK,
Loaders of the Wboten clan estl
ti'ute tin t perkeen 2M mem
kora of tha fatally, from at hmat a
d<«en countie* in this aecUop and oth
er part* e( th# country wJHMfflend
t*>«> annual meeting of Wooten
"association" or Seven Bprlba Jun*
30. Au elaborate program, ft# being
art anged for th# nfhtir, to b* half
reunion and half couvtfallou.
Th* Wrg»*» are one of the most
prumincu! families ip the eastern
part of North Carolina. They are
Tibm» r«'«s In Lenoir. Wayne, Duplin
P:lt and other co intlea. Among them
are inrrry lapyen,; minUlars. edudi
tora, hauher* and diM-tor*. A (ton
sldernhlc rfumber of Wooleaa Mar*
• •g*r cnted. ( Eastern Carolina coutt
lle» in the LegJgla.Lu*. The'tide Km
mdfl Wooten, of Kinston, wo# speak
er rs tho House.
1h» Wooten* have their own jaia
hand It I* comprised of member*
of the family of IJpyd K.* Wooten,
Klnsun Uuflness man. at oa# time
a widely known baseball player,
The hand grill play at th# reaniqn.
Pragnu
On the program nr* Ret.
John V' Wooten, of New Bern. Methe
olst presiding elder; Prof. M. N
\vuN.cn. Duplin county school man;
Dal F. Woolep. Kinston banker, and,
others. Judge Frank M. Wooten, of
JirsMJ*, pjjakiawt gs. jbw jgaaela-
Con. wilt have charge of the exer
cises.
Kinston offialdom will be rapre
seoled by J. Frank Waoten, Ixmotr
County solicitor. Th* best known Ot
the Wootens will be n "delegate ah
large-’'. He Isr the Hon. GotnwH B.
Wooten, octogenarinn resident of
Mt. Olive He has been tha crony of
scores us the nation's grgat. It I*
not know dfiketber . Preston
Woolen. IT. H. A., will be present.
He i* held in esteem by the clan.
Col Wooten headed one of the flraf
regiment* to land In France during
the world war. 7 . /
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Robinson Talks to
Rotary Club Here
The Goldsboro Rotary club at it#
regular meeting tn the Hotel Golds
boro last evening took mnkiug
p«»»lble ibe atlendane* of three Boy
Remits of the Rotary troop at Ihe
camp which open* on next Monday.
W E Koblnaon In a 'Massificatlon"’
talk before the club declared that the
tfme wn* paastng when mttlwofk con
tracts on import tint Jobs went only
to Richmond' knd Atlanta firms, lie
• eviewed the various steps necessary
l erorr slffimlsaiau of bid* on
work.
President A.. Joseph reported
'HHl'emlng ejections at the Osli>fed
International conven'.ion and named
le'slie Well to make the clSaalficatlon
talk for next meeting Next Tuesday
will end‘tha term of office of Mr.
Joseph, and Dr. W. If Bmlth, will be
'nstslied as the club’s new president
at the Tuesday week meeting
NEGROmTE
ISINJALANCE
Man Who Axnaulted Three Year
Old Giri Relieved
•: : / N i'2 \ tt y
RALEIGH. June H.-- The fat*
of Joe Andrews, negro aenumwd to
die in Ihe state pi Ison electric chair,
July L for attneking a three year-old
white girl lit Frsuklin county, reals
In the report of Dr. J. K. Adams,
stale hospital dllenlst *
The Jicgro has shown signs of be
ing mentally unbalanced and Dr,
Adam* was requested hy Pardon
CommteuJon* r Bridge, to observe th*
condemned mao In efforts to drt«r
--1 mine'hi* kaalty. follow lag • a pies by
lb* negro’s attorney. June 26 1* th*
] Sat* sci tha famai aagffki.
I • t
William Gibbs McAdoo
Presents Intervention
of Georgia and Fkwr
. Ida Railroad On JB**
half of Petitioners; Cy
Thompson Reveals
Plans for Connection
With Virginia Mines.
CHARLOTTE, June SI Rev* 1
lation of piano for a physical connac
-0«* wfth tbs Norton %nd Western
Railway, providing a direct Um from
'be Carolina* to thb Virginia Coal
'iatda aad of Aka atnrka hold by tka
HJ. 000,000 (Hike aadownmnt ramti
rbout today In tka hearing being hold
l»r ihe Interatata I'-ouvmwTce Commit- 1
Into tka petition of tka Plad-1
mom agd Northern raft way seeking
tka right to fgOnd its ttnaa.
Tka path ton soaks to salts tka two
d!vl*lon» Ip' Norik and ttouth Caro
lina extending tka trarkaga is
Winston Salem.
Ambit ion of tka officals of tee al
(itrir llna, expairfoi of Which * Is
opposed by tka Southern Railway gad
ithara. were disclosed for officials by
Kd Tkomaon. of Charlotte, visa prf
idant and general managar of tka P.
and N. \
Ha aaid thnt tka Norfolk and West
ern Had promtasd a physical conaac
tton at Wtn«toa-Balsm and that plana
tor such a connection bad baan draws
Ha Mid al*o ikat tka haary to
crease la Iha una of fsal bad a bokP>
Ing on tka subject aad that h waa
hoped to kora a lisa direct lo Iks
VlifttnU o> lda to ns IMMSM sms
fissa of the two HaraHaaa ~
Ckirlßß tka aftar saas aaaalos, Wil
liam Oifeha MrAdoo. ftwstsr aaere
tirf of tka Traaexry, fnrsially ft lad
the Intervention Os tka Oaarnfs aad
Florida railway 1s favor of antasaion
of tka electric One. „
NEGRO IS GIVEN
DE ATH VERDICT
Jiint OiT MiSuts gad wrif L
Murder Mid Rap# Hearing
!■ MbtalwtipiH
jackroh. jw».,ibaßE
Welter Harley. wggTß slayer of two
woman, waa toalgbl balsg trsnafSr
rad to an unaanouacad point to k*
bald until Jaly St whan ka will bang
for crimuialy aaaauting osa of tka
women. - U
Burley, convicted la crart cirentt
kara today. Bftar oaa minute sad
thirty seconds of deliberation by tka
Jury, wax brought to trial la a coart
-oom around which national guard*-
.nan had bask thrown, while machine
nun* frowned down upon tka carloa*
from nearby points of raktage.
Tan wtihaaaaa, Including tka kus
twnd, of one of the alala woman, and
the brother of tka other, testified
in Ibw trial, from which not only the
taaerst rohllr hatArawapapermaa
■»are barred. . _
Hadar tka taws of Mississippi.
Judge Poller said, the public may be
excluded from tka trial of wrists
caaaa, Ha decfloed to dlaruaa hi* ex
clusion* of newspaper man after the
trial other than aaaertlag thal hf look
this action because hr did not want
la Inflame 4he puhHw nr hr WMlWf
ad the nawnpaper* a part of tka puk
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NATIONALISTS
t WKEJSICTORT
Surrender of Sun to Southerners
■ Is Momentarily Expected
, Ig-CHas—
.kHANGHUI, June 21 ‘Tka l«-
t portent port of Tslagtae in tka pro
• fiber of dkantuai hag bean occupied
, t t.y n detachment of nationalistic
troop*, reports said this detachment
entered the city by boat asd preened
»d - along the railroad toward tka
• .capital of the province.
" The Northern General, Kan at ««*
a time defender of Bhaagbat, fa axpect
u ed to surrender la the 'Southerners
1 momstaarlly, tgtus further opeaiag
• tka road to Pekiag to tko NsUonnllxtle
~ ~wwm. ; ~— —- —~~ —
S' *. o 1
cs • —. . . .m*. i --
Member of .
The Associated
Free* jf*
puck mi
* ' ' ■ W—amen—RW
HIGH HONOR FOR
Win* Hritefatrsklp te Hiliiigrt
Over Hundred* of
my StadMte
Having bean awarded a teiiswaMp
is Heldatbarg Uatvendty aadar sdhW>
maa-Amartraa exehaaga * datlite.
William t'arey MaaWell, rrXBd»W fi
of Mr. sad Mm. H. «. Maxwell, taateg
Thursday for N«a Yark Cttj aed A
Haturday urtll nail for Ormaay Tka
fellowship was won by tka ’ yamm
Goldsboro ua te cempatltioa wt&
kaaditeU of —‘ “r
America. :. ------ J
flftaae fsltanakipa rnrtitgg itejt
and other major »»pya H TlfheM
unireraiUes are awarded nfn tMh
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