WEATHER
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Uttl Thundershower* Saturday.
Sunday Fair.
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VOLUME SIX; NUMBER 101
JAPS TO ASK LASTING PEACE PACT WITH D. I
YARD CAMPAIGN
COMES TO AN END
Mr*. Arthur Bell of Smith Chap
el Win* Flint Price Over
27 Contestant* -
i _
' The Yard Improvement contest was
brought to l close yesterday at the
horns of J R Bast, J tel fast Commun
ity rtmltijT "Aoapcii |iou, Goldsboro
N. C.. Route 2, when at ths regular
monthly pouLry meet lug prises wars
presented to Itfe winners In tbs catd
raign, '' -
The first prise offered by Thomas
H. Norwood wan ’presented to Mrs..
Arthur Bell of Smith* Chapel. Ml
Olive, Route Jt. Hbe had improved
botii her back and from y*rd The
front yard was covered with grass.
A rurved walk of cement stopping
•■tones, which she had made herself
leads up to tba front door. The and
• ■ pinning of tbs' house hud been
„ ro. 1 real oil by ahrsbbery. Going to
the bark yard yon became Inspirited
In carrying ont her Idea too There
you found hollyhocks, agalnat u back
proa ad of white lattice Tehee, h per
gola made of teg from the rlrer. a
bird bath of cement, ateo made by
Mrs. Bell, the whole making a litUtff
formal garden which Airs Bell says
rhi-t her a bright nhferful greeting
<Vh m«rn,lj»* /ftf tf>W hats been
done for |9.U ami for what ulae
could that amount bate been used to
kite more pleasure to all members
of the family. Each member of the
Bell family la prood of their home
with its prise winning kitchen and
Wdi - --'v-
With M &O Mr aad Mrs Roscoe
Job a son of Rosewood. ' Goldsboro.
Rou'e 1, have dons wonders The
yard bus Ttedl titled lit with good
soil which la retained by" a pretty
clone wall made by Mr Johnson
and outlined by Iris. A curved flag
stone walk leads up to tbe house
'■round which w 0 cap shrubs and
folwers. On tbe terrace at the
front. Verdure grows at will The
recent rains hlzv# broig btllfe to the
Jotnl grass so that the lawn Is also
preen It la a |»pce you would like
to spend the day. To Mr. and Mrs
Johnson goea tbe second mite of sl3
offered by Mr A. H. Kdgertou.
Mrs. Br;ejMi Bissell fyo of Hiuith
t'hapct waa among the winners hav
ing received the thlsd prize* of flu
..given by Mr. Kdgertou She had a
bard probleih but Iha results are
’(ratifying The Old Parker home
stead again comes into Its beauty*
with the Improvements made during
the rpmlest. Grass adds much to'
tbe aatnral beauty of the large trees
and with the flowers. sh{nh* and
other Improvement*. It all makes jp
a lovely scene.
Honorable mention goes to Mrs. I.
F. Smith of Rosewood. Goldsboro.
Route 1. and Mrs. K L. Peele, Ida
bunts. TikeVUle. Bouts 3.
MAY BUY FEED
- ON (Xl-0P RLAN
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Announcement Made bv Poultry
Agent Brown at Meeting
' Ywtwdiy v
Members of GJV Wayne county
poultry association may this fall
apt the cooperative system of pur-
chasing poultry feeds, It was indicat
ed Agent T. T. Brown
tn announcements mad* yoeterday at
the June meetiug of tbe club with
Mr and Mrs J ft Deal or t|><; It* I
The prtnlrlpal addreyi of the day
-was made by l)r A If? Kerr of the
coonty health department Mo nrg
im wm’.iit • • rfmrsni.U*.. t- 'ijJ. i tfliTw I: o
ed an adequate, poultry- fMb k and
dairy cattle for .every tarin in the '
coun'y, declaring that the cow and
tbe hen conht be used for ttetter
health and for more money.
W. M Ginn, recent iHfluafr of
State College and a poultry specialist
was Introduced at- the meeting and
made. a wro remarks.
The meeting was started w illi th>-
sprymd of a bounteous picnic dinner
it noon Tbs business session was
held after ths dinner.. i
IMPROVING PLANT r.
(I ASTON JA. UPf- The .Gw»tvala
Weavtqg Company, manufacturfrg of
wovea lahols Is spending between
$lO o*o and |M>,ouu for Improving Be
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
HEAD IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
DAWSON RESIGNS CHAIRMANSHIP
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
J
June 24.—(AP)—John G. Dawson, of Kinston,
tonight announced ly* renignatloß of the chairmanahip nl th«
State Democratic Executive Committee. He served four years.
"The one reason prompting nay resignation is” Mr. Dawson
said "that my personal and professional matters need attention
sorely. ■> ,
a "It does not seem that I should longer neglect them as to
retain the chairmanship would necessarily mean.
“At an early date I shall cßll the committee together to uc
cept my resignation and name my duressor.”
Equalization Board May Be
- Asked Explain Its Course
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RALBIGH. Juan 24 - (NN Reaurt to
court* to rocure u more equitable dlx
trlbullo* of the $3,125,000 school
equalisation fund threti'enod to-
P'fht by Senator Pnt Wlllisin* of .KH
zahoth City, who represented the first
«U4rlct eompoaad of seven nurtheaet
ern eounUes tn the last l.egtelattire
Serstor Williams here today at
tended a meeting of tfireotors of the
.Mlantlc Joint Stock I-and Bank Oth
era eii-restlng themaglves today aa
■ pposed to the proposed distrlh tHon
of fund* under the Woltg act Included
PRISON MUTINY
HASGOMETOEND
Thuste lfettirlng Surrender B»V
tlcd Thone Wishing Still to
Hold Out •
LAKHKNG. Kan.. Jane -’1 </P> -
£ short furious Ini tile within the
rank*-at Abe 22* atuttoiou* iinivlctai
in the Kannust jrriwn coal rnlip re-1
suited In viriory la*c today for the
forces favoring aurrender and ended j
the uprising.
Ip the battle, about 370 men. driven
t v tear and hunger after seveoty-aev
. n hours of self Imposed In earcera
lon 730 feet below ground allied them
i elves the 30 strike leader* aud ov
erpowered them.
Shortly before the men announced
their willingness to come to the top.
Dr Charles Huffman, chairman f
the Mate board of hdmliKriration.
bad .assured a spokesmen for the
eonvlrta over the telephone that “W«
can't promise you anything ezeept
that your demands will be considered
fairly and Impartially.
The con vie'a last night had served
an ultimatum on the board, demand
lug more consideration for patrol and
privileges under the rules.
PRINTING PRICK* IN CAROLINA
TOO HK*I, GOVERNOR HAT*
RALEIGH. June 24—UP) Costa of
public prlntiug items iu maujl other
stoles are much lower than costa
quoted by North Carolina printer* In
bids on the public printing tor the
»er| biennium, according to Gover
nor McLean and Secretary of State
JCvertt. who based their statement to
day on Information recently reculv
itL,
the basis of the Information
we Whvo received the prices qioted
tn rertint bids seem entirely unjusti
fleld,” said Governor McLean |He
■mid mhny other states got “IBRer
prices than North Carolina not only
on compensation hut on binding.
Meeting todav; the state printing
■ owymlmdon wnthorided Department
of 1/1 bor and printing to go ahead
-vriVf)-' srrrfi tn-httrog • for 'hr -'rnthnrt"
Iwo vesr period
Two sets’ of bids on the ■'tale’s
printing hare hren I'rtee.LvesL. The
Jtlild UlDkf J••jf.iIuMF'IUB-JN.iHttit'mfcewl t.
first was rejected
Crank tJrlrl. commissioner of |.a
lK*r and Priming, has not ?»ft re
turned from- a trip through several
Other states where he Is Inspecting
method* of 'telling * oU'trnrt for pub
He printing.
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I
HE** CHAMP HENERTKU
IHiHTON M»«s 1/ml* Handersi
wanted to see the world, hut Joined |
the anny Instead of lh*> navy. He
conceived the Idea of deserting and j
re-enltstlng elsewhere for a change
of scenery. Kinally arrested id
l*ort Andrews. Sanders is said by
yrnty officials to have enlUt and
rone A. W. O. L « times la the
p*»t two days 9 _
i U—H- Aleiandu. Jv . of tka*Lgnd
Neck.
Mr. Alesatider aald he w«a at a
lo*» to understand how the
for dtatrlbulion were arrived at.
Paaquotank and Halifax, two of
ike lorgyr agricultural counties re
ceived It.Otltr and $ t.'hm rr-'perttvely
•tnder llie l>oard’s dl*trftnilk>n for thl*
year. J
Otlier count leu not heri’tofore re
ceived any nioney„ under the fund re
ceived imne than s2h.tHtu, those pro
tecting pointed out.
DIRECTORS ARE
70 BE SELECTED
MdverHl Hems of lht*ine*H be
Trßnsneled by ('ommercc
Bodly Monday Kveninjr
Election of five director*, a report
from the prise house qppimlttee and
l nthur htialnaao-will ho teanaaalad at a
rnemburxhlp meeting of the rhufiber
|tf Cotntuoree Moudhy evening at 3
o'clock
Coincident with the Monday meet
. S 1 n tail " alter Denmark yes
terday I gened teller* lo a number of
the hu*tn**s and profe**i«nal men of
the city asking, them to become mem
tum. qf. the assoelallonJ A totul paid
nieml*cri)ilp of Inn *1 tbe goal wlilcji
has been »et Al present there are
255 member* of the organisation
“We hcllvt* you know that our aole
, purpoae ip to promote the growth
of our etty and do thl*
sueee**futly with tlie many opport
unities that we have, we need your
*itppor(t." aald a letter mailed yeater
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* A uotninntlon commlUee will today
be named by President Steven* of the
Chamber of Comnierre to nominate
rtviv director* to lie elected at the
Meeting Monday.
KORKIGN TROOP* IN CI.tHH
’ WITH CHINKHK HOI.IHKRS
SHANGHAI. June 21 lamding
trikip* front foreign war*hlp( and
Nath naltst* have clashed at Chink
litn k accorilluji Ui di*pati-he« received
here
Nationallat* numlp'rlug fifty, qn
der a Chlnexe officer, raided ths Jar
dine at Chlnkland
ini Thur*dtty and fired upon the party
from the warship which came to
drive Tfia. foreign sailor*
replied the MJkUuyroJpVOhnu' firing
Htltough one foreign officer wa*
slightly wounded by Chinese fir«_
< in lAJSKB w h i it it B isl tn
NfctV YORK. Jufte 24--tfl’) The
racing d»y**of Crusader, great son
of Man O’Wsr are not over as was
tearrq when the rraelr row atlffprcfl
,fWH» MStsJliitm
net IJ, Riddle deelnrod loda) that
thought of! danger to the lio tse uow
ha* t»* s seil
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NKLIIO KAf TI RE* tNOTHKIfN
"hill WITH MM.I.irREK
ELIZABETH CdTY. June 24 (i$N
III.' skull split open by a blew
1 iom * heavy .Inali-tri.c, WiuLad Tuqr
lor, cidored. emphtyed on the fartn of
T t: Sawyer dt llelcross, Camden
tounty, lay near death In the Eltsa
heih City Hospital today. Taylor wa*
hrunghl to lbs hospital by Kay
Sawyer, at. Belcroa* toother of T.
f. Sayer He blow was
sltuik by John Morrisnfte another ns
>-ro employed on hi* brother*
tut <o.i|d give no dstalla other than
that M oectjTTwd at about 3 o'clock
this motnln*
Taylor'* aknll was fractured above
the right eye Llttia hops tor bla re
covery waa advMcad. .
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GOLDSBORO, N. C SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 25. 1»27
GET NEW IDEAS
ABOUT WORLD
0" 0 . '
l*nblic Welfare Proßrc** Reviews
Service Being Performed
by Industrial Sthool
ROCKY MQtfNT, June J 4 - t/Tt
Gciting a new conceptlcn of Ilf* and',
learning to play and work fairly and
bquarely
That la what Public Mature l»ro
grea*. June |»aue puhlwhcd by tin,
North Carolina State Board of Char-"';
■tie* and Public Warfare, nays the
boy* of the Eastern Carolina Indus
Dial school for boya here are getting
The school had It* lieglnnlng In 1
T93T and wa* opened .in I92ti with j
it T. Kountlsin. who Introduceil the i
original bill, aa head <tf the Jmard '
of trustee. '
*amurl E Leonard, the .-.uptrln !
V’ndwwl *4 the schtml, after overcont
lug many eompltcntluns which nroae
•n regard to lb* construction of the,
Uortu! ory and the water a:ipplv. has
now brought together a small and j
■' flcient staff and the state hoard)
-finds the school la tunnln* in u fins
way
They have oply a small plant at
the school just a brick, dormitory,
building, the ■Mii'crlntefldcul’s rol
lage, which the boy* kclp«<d f| titilid.
tnd *ome bnros and shed* which were
»iniatrurted mainly out of <-id sheds
which were on The ■ place when it ■
waa given to the state by the people
of Rocky Mount*. '"*■—-
Most cf tite |g>v# who have hern
gent to the school have been truants
Brea use of that fact the school l*
being ran on the “project ptno’’ nnd
/-very piece of work Is aU"PC«I b> tip;
'’’oye who inettlrotsUy find lltat hooks
are uweful By italng half of tbo
boys'the outside during the tnocn
‘•ig session, ltd the Hber half daring
the afternoon, the farm and house
■ ••Cr-H are kept up along with the
school work.
tow-fa yn .- 1 elslMiM the school Olid
the boy* ns Its own. and tbe state
l*»erd says Glare seam* to he no end
to lb* 1 kindness shown to them
The hoys hsve a vletrola. a rndio
and a piano which were given- to the
•('hoot A small library la growing
oy means of the Intereat of variou*
Individuals and organisation*
flues* wbat tbe boy* wnitjj now:
'an old-fashioned swimming U/fv The
r plum I* ttmlik one nesr a spring.
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TiI.DEN' JsflVE* I P
A NOTH EH HTKP IN
TENNJN TOI RN lN> NT
WUtHLEDON, Kng . June 34
—Wlltlaiii T TUden advanced an
other step in CD march toward the
ring lea final . of tbo Wimbledon
tournament tdoay by a straight set
victory nvi*r CbrHlaii Bbussus, a
young ■ Krcm h player -
Mr. Taylor Thinks Outlook
For Market Here Is Bright
Grrtrfrtroro will this *ea*op enter
upon n new era in h<-r history as »
lolmcco market, according to Iran W
Taylor." for four years in -tire ware
house business at Wilson. Mr Tay
lor has leased ths Cuyrln Wnrehouae
here for a period of five yearn and
he did #o. he told The Nfw *
cause h< believes that <Miljtobt»ru I*
IvoUftod to Im* oiu* u( the most lid
portutit markets of Katte/n t'arolln*.
“KV>r man); year* I have cloMl tol
-1 hirty ago Goltlslmro had *
' lienee’ to become n great market
The t,| K companies w-atiUql to' make
thie city a big market, but *omn of
the folks did. nut take In thf Idea an
i.iudi—lotiaceo was- * new ei;oj» then
Now it la dlffeient
"For the last few- Wt< toltace’i
bcut/bt on the iffarkel here has had
to be shipped out for final purposes,
OtH now with the Ardsth Tobacco
company of n% at Drlilan haring
purchased the re-dryiug plant, that
will be changed We will do tbe ro
drylug right here, ami that means
lhaj Goldsboro will be peylug the
top price for top-price tobacco.'ltov
the Ardath |<eople ere known a* gdins
m eiLenkvlely for lb% best fretfea
I expect to ae« a great many brio*
SUTHER NAMED -
FOR WORK HERE
t
„ »r
i Ncwh Concerning ArUvilicM on
Goldsboro Methodbt '
Church Circuit
. The third quarterly Oonfereaee of
the OoidrbOro Methodlat circuit will
h* held at Kbeneier chnrcb Sunday
eftvrnooa at 3 20 Rev. E M Suipos
pastor of tt.c Methodist at
Mt. Olive will preside and preach
the conference sermon. All members
■it the circuit and their ft lends are
Invited and officials front the church
es nr* expected to he present. a
The program ter the summer on
I the Goldsboro Circuit is one of in
i tcrest Meetings will be held at the
sfg churches and Dally Vacation Bible
| schools will be held at tear of the
1 chif'ctm*.—thin pni UdusM TtoW
rlie Duke ('oinraisaton through tbe
Duke will.furnish au *#-
, -I-taut and |iey hla salary. Higbt
i (ten w«-rc sent ont to aaaist In vartona
i points In North Carolina, four to the
I Western* North Carolina cuufjtrenc#
end four to the North t'sroiln* coo
-Tereii***, t which occapim the eaatera
rortton of the tMnteyr tM the tear
sent, to the North Carolina conference
the Goldsboro Circuit counts Itself
very Itrluuate to have been selected
>* the Im at ion of one of these men
and R<’%. Mr. 8 B Buther, dh A..
• H graduate" of the class of 19$j and
n member of ihe.fjret year class In
the new IHiJie ftchool of Religion
Mr Buther will arrive lu UoMaboro
lhd> 2nd of July.
A sacred concert by the Methodlat
Orphanage Binging Ciaaa will ‘ be
;ilvcu Thursday ui«kt e» ■»♦** at Dew*
Ida Chapel July 7. Tbo public it
cordially Invited to n’tTOd this con
cert A. S Burnt-* will Rb“tp r »-
*ent and present to hi* native county,
Wayne, the hoy* ai|d girls of the
Methodist Home of which be la sop
erintendent
The Daniels Chapel msStidg wIH
la-gln on Hecond Sunday In July, Her
W P Watkins pastor of St John
Mi-’hodlst Cliiirch In Gold*boor will
t o the preaching.
eWTON ACHK4UK IN TI T
ONLY TER PERCENT
GALLIC li. June 24 <JP)—fJotUto
acreage reduction in the state dill
hardly sinount to more than 10 per
<ent 1' It Blalock, general manager
(f (he Hist*' Cotton Growers Coop
erative Aaaociatiod believes.
lie rested on this statement to
<*ay following au Inspection of about
half of the prluidpal cotton growing
counties In the state He said he
belived the corn crop Glia year about
the heat he hod even seen. {
Hl* cotton reduction prediction was
similar to that made by the State
Department of Agriculture and by
big eottou houan surveys In the
uertb,
| their tobacco from otbedtv crmnHe*
and sell It har« this year."
Mr. Taylor poinied out that (tolda
- boro 1* situated as to be In pnaltiou
tn Htnrtisnd a tremend ion*.territory,
and he see* the lieginlGtlg of a great
market here this year.
"tVhilß I will be operating the
f'urt in warehouse “ said Mr Taylor.
“I shall «* tn mane yb u a go..ddii
that newsde ■ eg. .aka 'any,
I and community in upbuilding our
j sectionl have uw, to be one of
| your neighbor* and frieml* and. I
L “I want lo ge* acquainted with yot
i It, * social as Well aa buainc.** way.
I want you lo come around to the
furrln Warehouse tx-b-re the market
opens and let ip get acquainted
“I twllewe the Goldsboro t
j market hns a brighter rut ire Gian at
any former time. That is the one
great creation why I have Imated
here ”
1 Mr Tsvlor is well qualified l| dls
i «#•* the tobacco sit list lon here Aa
! Ww warohousemnu at Nk’llaon. where
he established a record had to excel.
I « ha* made the acquaintance of
’ hund'ods of grower* and lias studied
| the situation thoroughly He plans to
j remain here permanently aad has
moved his family to the city H* Is
1 located at m East A*ti str«*s.
Geneva Hears Japan Intend*
Feel Ont Attitude Os United
States Concerning Matter
JUNE PAYMENTS
SHOW INCREASE
Whotatalr Priced Remained The
Same Laat Week aa Pre
vloita Week
4SRALEIUH, June 24—UPl-The dol
'sr jolume of trade duritiephe third
week of dene w Indicated Ay cheek
paymenta, although teas than la the
uivvtous week waa larger than tor
the corresponding week of 19M. ac
cording to the weekly atateaiaat of
tbe department of commerce mad*
• .ibtlc here today Wholesale price#
remained the sail* aa during tha pre
vious week, but were still woll be
low the lpv*| of a year ago. Priona
tor uoltod declined slightly, while
wheal price* advanced.
- Loans and dlacounts of federal rd
i*rv* member bank* were substantial
ly. larger than In either the previous
week or the corresponding week of
tent ysnr Interest rates on lime
money also averaged higher than, la
either the grocedlng week or a >*nr
ago. Bond price* again declined ns
itdbpared with the prevteu* weak, tool
were higher than !o*t year, SLmh
price#, tfirtvfcd mile change.
Interest rates on null tease, al
though higher than In the same week
of 1926, were lowor than In tbe pre
ceding week Loans to broker* aad
dealers by federal reserve member
banka In New Toth.Oily, secured by
stock* and bonds, continued to ex
pand. The federal frnarv* rajton,
however, although slightly lower
than In the preceding week, VM
hither than in the corr**pending
week of last year. Basinaae failures
were leas numerous than in UMyfrr*-
cedlag wqpk a ltd were practically the
asm* ns In theaam* week of laat
: ** r ' '
Productlou of bltumlnuu* coal dur
ing that week ending June LI. wa*
I Igher than ,in 'he prevtoua week
but less than In the same week
D .lqat The output of lumber dur
ing the same week showed like com
partsons wltli btgh prior periods.
Beehive coke output waa lower than
during either the preceding week or
• year ago. The production of crude
:<cAoleum was almost aa great at
when tbe new high larel wa* reach
to during the first week of June.
TV right continued 4 10
*how a largd distribution of gopde.
although lees than n year ego. Re
ceipt* of cettle incite principal mar
kets were/smaller than a year ago.
chile bog receipts were greater.
PRISON CLOSES
ON BAD BANDITS
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T
Anhlunri' Bums Autrcmunt
D rot hem in Kfflgy. Recall
ing Old Criaien
SALKM. Oregon, June 24 4d*l Pri
*->n gates closed on the three de
AUtrvuuiKL here today at.
they started nerving .Ilf* s«'utenu*a
lor soup iuigrdera comtfuued iu a
wm-** as rmdyr m* -
While thep were being put throngh
prtaou routine and given their prison
*** 4i. cy wT7 VWLWiP'r.i
A»hlahd. not far from the scene of
the crime which each of the hrolhers
confesaod.
Popular feeling at Ashland. Horae
of a Houtheen Pacific breaknian one
MI the four men killed In the hpld
t p. stirred several hundred cttlaeaa
to participate In the hanging bee. |p
which diimtnlea labelled ‘'Ray. Roy
and Hugh” were strung up. Ashland
p«ople were indignant because tbe
brother* bad escaped death senteac
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IIINTKA4T LBT
BURLINGTON OTE-Oosf rU<* lor
erection of tho boiler house at the
Nstlooat Dye,Work has been let lo j
Potter and Sobackleford, Oreeavill*.
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Member ol
r Hie Associated 1
o
PRICK rtvztmim
Think Japan Would UIM
United States To Lei,
It Be Known WMMUr
Or Not Pact Might Be
( onHidered; ProiWent
Coolidge Pleaacd WitS
Start of Novel LintL
tations Parley
OWfBVA, J6l* »•*»
lib lilt) that ths American SstMHh
meal and people may eoou ham to
uudfdc whether they wink to ■tgtullaih
a perpeuwl pesos pact with JapM H
now looming aa aa ojlireotl of Urn
. naval eoaftrMeo tent- - ' -
The Japanese delegates t# tlse «$••
fere,ice deay that they hgga 'Rd«e
my overtnree ua this gpPli
Hugh Uiheea, heed of lb* AAurfrha
ttclegatkm hat mad* a stmiHgr Ante!
tut the Impreaslon, aavettheiegn,' fro
delogatloa. and a cioee coupgafiOr
tnjrtwvi
atott" the am
Franco-American kragty, mHm‘ 11-i
mead, for a higher pirawUga, In Wfe
illary warsklga limn (El HbtTgfig* '
. rapid t'ITY, a. d. Jane 3^mA
lapau aad too United EUtoeM the
Coolidge, entered the gieethlt wEh ts
sincere desire to farther limit naval
woffer* craft. -
H was uld today at Otfn ratttf
White House that Mr. Coolidge lx
welching tk* coatoraaM aH kdSi
threat and that ha noaaldori R asm
mcnccd under aaapteloaa alream
■tancei,
While the conforonMi In In pro
vrvs*. however, the PreeldJtft dontrea
t.i mnliitnin silehce s* to Ilf|Ha at
the Geneva t ransagtfoa, hacaatt hi
la* found that -riir'Tnat M* lafoto
mal expressions nr* tomwa abroad.
The visit her* «C
Til son of Connecticut koao* laador,
ha* left the situation ngMtA
special aessioa of Cwagteaq dncjtoMe
ed jatli there la a fowaal (adtontau
from the White O'** tfe*XQPI
sesaida Is under roasideratioa, gs.
coolidge was repreeoated as hOtlsritfg
ft safe to my that aoa« woufi ho «tfß>
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low to Time
W AKHINOTOM. Jane 24—(d>-4gH
mediate recall UCM Maria** Its MU*
arflgae io Jlaf with the plan log wHfb
draws! of the American nysfUtflliy
•wee* there was ordered Midp Egg
(he navy departamat.
The sahmarlao tender, AI«|EM
wIU bring hte mea to tfs thiMtt.
Virginia Maria* bM*. Tho vMM| Jo
cheduled to retars to M»—«m «|
•toe aad If condltlmu than wtfmtfh
a second force of 466 aMEfIMSk
token to Baa Diego, Ogttf. If Mg|.
nous are still tovorghtaTtf ilitol tM
ur.w.i of 400 Marine* i* oeoteoMiatf.
ed This would rodam thatfjßtftorx#
Hartae* la Nicaragua to g)s«to JUM