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~j^uatss
partly cloudy. lactl theator*hnwar«
in th* interior V ~ *
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VOLUME BIX} NUMBER Ilf
Geneva Parky Takes More
OpWstic Tim; As Britons
May Shave Craistr Towage
Jtp&ncM Issued Warn
ing That They Would
Not Agree to Treaty
Whkh Necessitated
Beginning New Build
ing Program; Jap
anese Openly Join
With Americans in
Pressure on British.
OEM KVA. Mr 11—UFV—There
war# Uti tonight that
the lipttw warning that they »onld
not • alga a naval limitation treaty
which woo Id necessitate the expua
tlon of th* Japanese nan waa having
ita effect oa th# Brltlah dalagataa who
showed a dlapoaltlon to still fnrthar
reduce thalr Htloati a* to total tou
naga o* cruisers. Friendly cunaerva
ttvaa ago oootinuing with tha baMtf
' rapraaggd that tha BrltUh mar alien
do wo p| c •‘Ulnar tonnage so that It
will fall aadar tha 4M.80C Halt to
which lha Japan*** object and whkh
tha Amariaaaa will accept only n» a
last reeort - t
fSa Japanaaa hava openly Joined
tha Aaarkaaa la bringing praaaora
to bear oa tha Brltlah in tha hopa
of preventing tha collapse of tha
coafaraaaa.
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WAUHINOTOPJ —(A*) —The nora op
tmiatlc tana of prana advice* from
Geaena since tha Brltlah delegation
put forward a tentative new sugges
tion op the erulaar problem failed
to find reflection la official circles
‘n Washington today for two ronooaa.
In the flrat place, while this ten
tative intimating that the Mg
ware wtlllag to talk on the basis of
a 000,000 ton total lor cruiser*, pro.
Tided there waa laetadod sharp ree
t rictlon of the nomber of 10,000 ton
ships to ho built has boon mentioned
In official adtrteas, H hat not bona
transmitted by Ambassador Qibeon In
any definite font
Secondly Japan*** tnalstanc* at
Oenava upon a for lower figure than
tha tonaaga proposal wha construed
to Indicate that the reel problem
ahead is to roeondla the Brltlah and
Japaaata positions, not the Brltlah
oad American viewpoints.
There appeared to be little doubt
among officials kero lha Japan’* In.
•IMonc* that aha mutt not b* ashed
to aster upon aap?Jser*a**d building
program In view of her economic situ
ation would prove aa important fac
tor before tha conference ends.
WTf"
FRANK MOYE IS
AGAIN ON TRIAL
Charted With Breaking and En
tering Stored it FaUpn
ead Calypeo
4 . "' '
Krank Moya, Goldsboro man. y*»-
theterday want on trial la Duplin
coaaty Superior court ot Kanaovllla
with liraakißg and eatortng
the storaa of J. B. Nickers, Calyp
so; L. Taylor and Sons Os Poison;
O. W Albritton. Calypeo. and of at
tempt ti% to eater the store ot H.
W. Dkkaaaon, Calp*o. A Jury was
r aacurad late yesterday afternoon and
tb* hearing of evidence will begin
today.
Co-defandapta with Moya era Amos
Sulllvaa of Bauletou township and
John lata castor, said to have resided
la Dapt l*. Mdhtsret Hulllahn. Is
tha raaaa ,*iwmmims
Mayo wag coo vie ted of rscslrlag
at Oroaa Couaty Court not a month
ago, given a fifteen months saateaco
la this last ages, bat gain notice of
appeal.
The casts arc the outgrowth of a
series of robberies at raison. Calyp
so and at Hookertoa. John lan caster
turned States evidence in (W Oman*
county ease and la exported to pro
Tide the stole with It* chief witness
la tha esses now on trial.
A Jury was secured for tha Moye
(tea* yesterday ,afterrwx>n and tha
taking of *vi4*uca will begin today
Tha father of Amos Hulllvan *M
one of th* regular Jurors of the court
who waa axeuoad whan -
nvolving Up nop waa called.
Judge Ctaomer }s holding the court
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARB FREBH READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
WILLIAM JONES
DIES SUDDENLY
■owl Vddßdl Barela aad Fire
OU Darkey Phdddd Id Hid
Edward
william A. Joao*. about 68. WBrwa
to thousaads over Waya* couaty aa
"William" the negro Janitor at the
courthouse, died suddenly at b yes
terday aflarnoon. Isa was swooping
out I lie office of Dr. L. W, Cor
bitt of th* Health Department when
h# saddenly toppled Into’a mesa of
bottles and testnbo* oa a uhl# la
the Mom. Ho died «HSIa a tow
minutes Cerebral hemorrhage la
eappoaed to have caused death. Ho
had suffered from high blood pree
duro.
Throe years ego William gave up
a Job at the OpUsboro Hospital, a
job Ho bad h*lrf tw*lv* yearn. Ha
took th* place aa Janitor at tha court
bou**
-I Rked de folks at 4* hoopll.” ho
said !a explanation of kla laarlag tha
old J<>b. "but 1 had ur work Buadaya
dare and I wautid or git o plaoo
where I rould ’lead my church oa
Sunday"
And h# did attaad hi* church, reg
ularly and talthfally. Ha was a hard
working. Inoffensive reliable darkey
Hl* sudden death caused a distinct
shock about th* couthouae yeaturdey
sfternoon b
William lint* with hi* aged mother.
Ha sad hia wife had bean separated
for aeverel years. x
fire Destroys
AMININGTOWN
Two Hours
WKBT BUXTON. Ale., July 11.—
(O)—A disastrous Are. unchecked by
feehl* streams of water from broken
meins, today swept through Wool
Bloc ton, Central Alabama mining town
end Anally burned Itself out after
destroying ell but e few remote dwel
lings ■»
The entire business section of some
38 houaen. was destroyed within two
hours after e gasoline tank In a
pressing shop, exploded, scattering
biasing sparks to neighboring store
buildings, th* Masonic Tendplo the
largest building In time, which also
houses the pontofflce and a grocery
•tore, woo destroyed ea trpa the local
savings bank and ell local telephone
end telegraph offices.
E.MBLT IXPLORIO* OP
DYRAHITS KO.LH MAN
•* 9 ■
STATESVILLE, July ll— iAP)—‘ The
body of Bern Keatyer. found deed- late
yesterday at the old Kestler hom
rteed on the Catawba river 10 miles
from here Will he taken to Ihrt
Worth. Tehee tonight according to
{reseat pleas. •:
.. Burial will be in the family plot at
Sen aatoaio beside the body of hie
wife and children.
Unable Pay Alimony, Seven
Springs Farmer Suicides
Worried over the fact that bp hadf
aot t>«pn abia to ms *7O« alimony or- j
dared by tbe court ala month* ago, i
***** * tori* wmtrnm- Om** ‘
nanly rrirr
U milea aoutheaaJ of here, yeaterday
about • : JO ended hta life with a ahot-,
gun. Mr. Jouea lay down acrope a ;
bed in bla home, filed tbe barret of
hla »bot gua juat below the heart
and polled tbe trigger Death vai
Inatantaneoua, The coroner of Dun
lin county viewed tbe body and gave
a verdict of homicide
Mr bed been aeperated from
hla wife, the report la, and at tbe
Jo wo ary term of fmpltn county Strp
erMr court waa ordered to pay Hot.
1700 In alimogy. He had been in*
atructed to report back to the court
which convened Monday, and not
having bad the money to my, the
court ordere preyed upon hla mind,
tkooe who laveattgated (be eaffc aaM
Th# decaaaed left three notd#. 0»e
waa %ddr«aied to hla wife and waa
1* w '
JEROME MAKES
ROTARY TALK
BsimßhUlmi! r»U JHm Flu*
Far With* Wm 117.715.
rfib a TUS
Pour days before the State Board
of BaaalienUon announced some ap
portioned to the vertoua counties un
der the a*v4l.»i,W« fund. Wayne
county was tentatively elated to re
celve 117,718. Coaaty Superintendent
J. T. Jerome told the Goldsboro
&QUCX-Club at Ue regular meeting
Inst evening. When the figure* were
Issued, Wbgrae received |ooly UV
TIS.
Mr. Jerome compered the amount
reuelved by couattea adjoining Way
ne to moke his point that Wayne
valuation had been excessively In
creased as compared with other val
uations. "You understand that the
higher the oounty valuation* th* lees
yon share in the fund." he explained
Way**** 111.718 waa apportioned on
the assamfilon that Wayne schools
would within tb* couaty receive funds
from wealth totaling |6B.Aoo.<mmi |at
laaat 11,000 000 more than the last
tag hooka showed.
TO BRING BODY
TO CITY TODAY
R. S. Lassiter. Former Golds -
boro Man. DM In Aakevilkf
Yesterday V
R 8. Lassiter, 80. former resident of
th* dty died at Asheville at 2 o'clock
yesterday and remain* will be brought
to th* city for burial service today.
Arriving on the morning train from
the weat, th* body will be token to a
local undertaking establishment where
It will |l# until this afternoon. As
4 o’clock Rev. W P. Wat kin* of Bt.
John M*thodMt rhnrrh. will conduct
service from Balem Church. «
Mr I mealier had been making hi*
home in Asheville for **v*rai year*.
Surviving are his widow and eight
children; W. 0. Lassiter of Golds
boro, Mr* A. H. Ddalels of Oolde
boro; L. L„ H A. end C. W Lbt>
altor of (’barlpfi*. and Mtoa I’atti*
Lassiter of Chailotle; Mr*. C. 0, AD
lea at New B*mu and C. C. Laaalttr
Os Florida
Criminal Assault
(Hearing Continued
WILMINOTON. July 1«. UP)
Judge Hama, recorder for New Haa
over county, today grsnted a coa
tlauance of th* preliminary bearing
of o»org* Parker, 10 charged with
criminal assault ngalnat * 17-year-old
girl.
Lawyers appearing for the youth
aald that he had not confessed to the
crime as at Aral announced hi oltlcfra
who made the arrest. Tile defendant
made the statement he would plead
not guilty. The heating Is set for
Thursday
Ruth Clouts 30th
And Tifes Gehrig
CLEVELAND. July 11—Bah*
Ruth hi* loth home run
ot th# season todiy will* Urban
Shocker rfUrbed the Yankees to a 7
to 8 victory ovw the Indiana. Ruth's
drive which put him ahead of Gehrig
"gala. came In th* ninth with a run. I
ner on ba*e. While Gehrig failed to
clout a homer he made a double and
a alhgla. . ■ .
dec hared to give as hla reason for
taking hla Ufa tha (rouble which had
arisen between th* two and his Innbil-
Hy to awe the otomaar pavetaato
■xaotl.cr w»H Addressed to e son.
Aldus Jones of Beven Spring* end
ordered him to take charge ot his
large plantation holdings. The third
was not addressed to anyone In parti
cular and repeated lha allegations of
th* flrat aoto.
Last Sunday It waa said. Jonaa had
told hia son Amos (bat he Intended
io take hie life. He w*» etxty two
years old and enjoyed good health.
Hlv widow, three daughters aad two
'tons""Aafvfve. Tb* daughters are:
Mr*. O. L. Sutton of Sevan Bprlnge.
air*. Simpson Harper of Deep Run;
Mr*. R E. Potter of Deep Run; the
aoae. Amos Jones of Seven Springs,
and Wesley Jones of Kinston.
Funeral service will be from th*
hone at 12: SO this morning Inter
ment will to in the family burying
grtaad soar th* houa*. .
GOLDSBORO, N. C WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1837
* ii Mm - T ”. •** . *
THREE DIE, 9 ARE
HURT IN WRECK
Watchman Not or Line of Dvtjr
and Freight I’loorh* lato
Interurhan
TOI.KIMI. Ohlm. Jaly Id -
(An Fall are *< a
Ip ke aa dot) si a grad* nesshg
waa toM by the carreer to to
salty pespeaaihdr aitoefc
la which a freight Iraki crash
ed aa Indian latontrhaa ear,
hilled throe passenger sad la-
Jared • her* this afteraoeii.
' Tha coroner ordered Utk the
watchman and the uiwtarmaa oaa
dacter arrated until he.-Maid
make further togestlgalto*. ”
la his prMlminary Idt eattgaltoa
the raraacr feond that a derail
at the rroTstag an tha west edge
ad tha city bad been eptord tor
three yearn, A watchman had
toaa gßanting set oral t eseks
since Ike «y*tem installad are
man ears. The carreer learadi
that Ito watchmen Instead as ha- .
Ing al Ito erawilnc was several
kindred feed dawn tha tracks,
tilth a lartftlr crash a string as
bag eat* peeked by a lac*math*
bached area ad a sharp carve and
pleached Into a steal ear. as tha
laterartspa line. Thp car aa* ra
siecad to a mass *f splallered
waad and Ism glad metal. Wtoa
first T-scnaurd Jurrhcd the air
waa a*l«f with tha npatlcriag
IK# electric wlren. Danger from
these hampeead rascac work.
THOUSANDS ARE
SAVED YEARLY
Local Merchant* Association
Serving It’g Member* Well,
Report Say a
- fi
Goldsboro merchants are sayad
thousand* of dgUr* mns Ally th rough
tha oparattoa as th* credit bureau
and through to*' service# of th* ad
vertising core ml tie* of the CJaldsbOM
Merchants Aasceiatloa. according to
Mrn Grace Warrick Poindexter, ’ #*c
rdtayy Os the organlaatlop In a re
view ot the aet lvftle# of the os seal*
non yootertfay.
"Wi have at least ten calf* a day
from member* who hr*, ilealrlonr of
rating* on prospective customer* wha
hava applied for credit," said Mr*.
Poindexter, "In each Instance w#
make a careful investigation and In
form the merchant w'hethVr or not
the proarectlve customer la a rood
risk, if so. how much credit can safely
bf. extended to him.--This la a ser
vice whlrhj* grow lag more popular
with our Tncmb»re, and It haa been
th* means of protecting many mer
chants from unreliable people.
"A still greater aarvice, howrrer,
I* performed In eliminating th* eooto
or more., advertising schemes which
seek to right of operate in th# dty.
Her* Is a file showing schemes which
have mad* application for the pur
i«*e of soliciting local merchator la
the peat few months,** and she) dis
played a great sheaf of latter^,
"We prefer that our fiteabers ex
pend their advertising budget* In leg
itimate j>ewspep*r advertising with
the local paper*. And a secret com
mlttee of the association paste* upon
all application* for permission to sail
spare In programs feature notices,
blotters and the like. Most of the
schemes which slek the right to soli
cit the merchant! are discouraged
cf th* attempt and In this means wo
are saving our member* literally
thousands of dollar* each year. „
"We want our members to eecoTS
lae the possibilities of newspaper ad
vertaing, advertising which will
bring a result. And that is what oar
committee works^Or."
KILLED LEADER
TO REACH STATE
President Irish Fare Slate Uto
cutracM Mufdtr of Kevin
O’Hlgjfltia
, DUBLIN. July 12—UP}— President
r o«gruve today declared that the ae- i
eafnatlbn of the vice president of that
>V*e Btote cpunell on flotuntoi .van
the "fruit of a stesdy pereistent at.
tar k against the state’*.
This crime had not be committe<l
by private Indlduals against o'Hlg
#in*. It we* the fruit of a steady
persistent attack against the atoth
t<nd it* fundamental institutions. On
head* of those who have devoted
themselves to that attack lies the
i'lOvd guilt
DEATH COMES*
BELFAST MAN
E- If. HtrMßtond DM fttlowiitg
. lisjor OjtonrtMi; Viorel
Service* Todhv
K. M it. prominent
farmer of neat' ltolfaat. died ala
local hospital at !l:3o yesterday
morning. Mr. Strickland under wen
a major operation aeveral days ago
aad did not rally from tha shock.
Funeral service will he conducted
from the home at 1:30 today. Rev.
J. M. Howell will be In charge of
the service. Interment will be in
the Pato burying ground in Stonoy
Creek towuship: „
He is survived by his widow and
tlx daughter*. Mr*r J. P. Strickland,
Mrs. Leslie Comb*. Mrs K. Olnn,
Misae* Thelma and Tiny Strickland
and Mias Josephine Want, the latter
a stepdaughter All of them live near
Patetown. 9
„ W. A . J.. K . T. R.» and C. R.
Strickland of stoney Creek township
nr* brothers of the deceased. Mrs.
C. L. Jennett* is n slater.
He was a reliable citisen, bonnet,
industrious, and a tnsu of many
friends. ‘ „
SECTION H AND
STARTS A SUIT
. -
Hook* $23,000 From Coast lire
Railway as Result of Frac
tured Limbo
V |
David Pollock, section hand, ysrltr
day started suit tor BXB,OOO against
the ,y isnttc (Joad Line. Rail way .
Complaint filed yesterday with ClOlk
of nrert J. H Hooks allognn that
negligence yf agents of tha dafajidagt
corporntltyn re*ultad In InJnrtaa to
the plaintiff which warrant tha asm
asked (f» cyi* occasion tha onmplalnt
holds, a Jack was Jarred out of bal
ance hi- a phasing locomotive ofcd fdlt.
ttricking th* ptaiotlff on ore lag and
I- - ill iivlm w do asHglaw I-L
T rai i tinux w riunny infirm WbWI
kept to* pinntiff lb tod for wooksl
At anothar true it.ls atatod. a hand
far w*s, shoved agents of tha do
fMi<(pnt ‘ company arslnet tha other
toftvtft the plafntfff. fracturing It.
- The etim of |14,h»0 I# asked in on*
‘nstance anFtlhe sum of 118,000 la tha
ether!. The Ptaintfff ha* toon unabla
to follow ffi* regular occupation since
ito alleged Injuries, H la held.
Make Big Raid in
Stoney Creek Tuea.
Deputy Sberlflh E. R. Hale* and
Ashley Whltlty captured • SO, gallon
■till and poured out 400 bnrralls of
beer la a nrtdknear Thompson’s rffinpel
in Stoney Creek lownebip yesterday
afternoon. The, moonshiner* had evi
dently Just completed a run wbdh tha
deputies arrived, for tba still was
still warm from recent operation. "It
waa aa nice an outfit an I have *e»n
lately," said deputy Ha fee
*-t ;
Spanish War Veterans
To Seek More Members
RAIJEIGH, July 12—OP) —Durham
was selected as the IB2f fonvenflon
city and captain J O. Benjamin, of
.Raleigh was elected commandoes.at
the annual convention of North ttoro
llna United Spanish., War Yatornna
which closed hers tonight. More then
226 veterans attended the convention,
the largest elnce*tto organisation of i
Ihe veterans three years ago.
District Odd Fellows Will
Meet In City Os Wilson Next
The ifext yon vent km of the Sixth
District of Odd Fellows In North
Carolina will'he held In Wlleon th*
second Fraley In October U mm* 4*-
odneentUm here yeeter
day. More than 126 Odd Fellow* and
th<dr wives and families from a dngen
nearby tmrns wvt* In etrendraco at
4he convention featui-'l by an add'•*«l
*liy Hllas K l-uoas of Wllaoti. and th'
•laetlon of officers. ——
"Tba lodge of Odd Fellows." Mr.
iAica* aald In a short but pointed ad
dress 12 tias ever stood for «<li#ratlon
for religion and for good •itlaenahip
In all that the i<• ruk '•'•nnotna’'. He
dec land that every gikid (Xld Fellow
ol»«>y*d and’respected the th# law* of
hk* country.
Th* eg mayor of Wilson prais'd th*
| work tk.e Orphan borne is doing bare
and declared that- no greater #*rvtce
| to humanity could be Imagine than
|.a home caring fur the fatherlaaa and
j iuoth*rlaaa. Hs praised eapeclally In
mentioning th* activities oarrjed oa
Charge Mao In Hospital Here
With Being One Os Those h
Prohi Agent-Shioer Battle
OCEAN FLIERS
SAIL FOR HOME
-
Hagen berger and Maitland (itv
mi Rousing WdeeM Ml
' Pacific Coast
CHBRBOUROU, Prance. Inly 1»
lA*) Commander Richard Byrd dad
hla three com pan ton* who (law Dm
Atlantic taaa than two weafcs aco.
tailed (or horn* at Sundown this *ve
niag, aboard tha LwlithM. They
war# wtary from many daya aid
ntgbta of balls Idollaad hut vary
happy to bo on tha way babi to tha
land to wbaoa glory thay hfd added
much.
Ala# aboard thd Leviathan waa
Claranoa Chambarlla who mnda tha
trnna Atlantic flight to Oarmasy
ahead of thorn la tha Columbia.
lag aathorad hia European I aural a
long bafora tha flight Chambarlla
want aboard aa any ordinary paaaan
gar might netd gracafully ratlrad into
tha bachground. whlla Byrd and hia
man wara alone to receive tha offi
cial farawalia of Prance.
RAN PANCIRCO. July lIUFI-Twe
California cities warn atlrrad to aa.
thuaiaam today whan Lietueats Lea
tar Maitland and Alhart Hangorbar.
army ariatoro, raturnlag from thalr
htatorlc flight to Hawaii Official*
at San Francisco and Oakland wara
unaalseu* In tha declaration that
■avar at laa it aa far back aa thay
could raca!V had thalr citiaa ahowa
such anthualaam or more made more
noise thaff la tha walaonm to (ha air-
TANGLED LOVES
CAUSED MURDER
0„ ' *
Thro* Under Indict swat For
Murdgy of Jrbms Lebawtf
Wife Hold
PRANK UN. La., Jnty TBe
unglad romance of n wealthy and
aging phyatetaa and tha wife of n
neighbor tonight had l*d to tbs la
dictmeat of three paraomi on charges
of murdering tha hueband The trial
la bat for July 10. A grtad jury r*-
turnod true btttl agaioat Dr. T. R.
Draber. tha physician, Mra. Ada La
bouef, widow of the alala man. and
Jaroea B*adle. trapper, the latter of
whom they allege Br*d iba shot which
killed James Uhouaf. th* huahasd.
Tha murder la alleged -to have takea
plan on July l #
At tha eoroasr*a fury Investigation
the Phralc/an amid that ha and Beadle
had flffpeued of tha body attar B*adle
had ahot tha boat twlaa.
Pl.Af A <IOI.F BARATRIIK
ATCHISON, Kna. July II.—OfF
Two Atchison golfara lay claim to tha
marathon golf record of tha central
stales by virtue of 110 holes playad
consecutively In one day recently over
the Bellevue Country Club roars*
hare. They did it In IS hours and
65 minutes.
■by the home that of the bund
The *wffl«n were opened by Ch»P-
Isln C. L. Oay, of Rocky Mount. A.
M »br«*n lift* »4d> **M «C
Welntnar, Irttttig tb*- Odd Vru>w« that
Goldsboro was proud to haie such
man la her midst, a T. Watson of
Tarboro mads (bs response
thous ******** a boenttful pirate die*
n«r was served on the lawg at thf
Odd Fallows bom* wbars tbs «*r
dees wort h*-ld. Children of tbs bona
were guests of honor at tbs dinner.
All bualnrss pertaining lo tbs dis
trict J>ad b»en transacted at a tdfra
lug ssssloa *s4 tbs afternoon toast
ness session was dispensed With.
Tbe following Were named' as of*
flcerf'Tbr tbe coming year: Presidents
W L. Page, of Tarboro; rice pr%l
dent. Prod 6. Smith. of Goldsboro;
Secretary and Treasurer. W. E Bar
bour, of Wilson; Chaplain. W. T.
Holden. AM I son; Inside Sentinel. W,
D. Smith, of Rocky Monat; Maiibalf
J. W. Kemp, of Wilaoa.
•*!- L —m
m6mDOT Og
The Associated
Press
pucimncwu
Graven County Officer*
Sajr Name la Virgil
Sermon and Not Ira
Swirton; IK in ting
Agent MakeoAgpiar
anoo; Vtata
Here and Identifies
Him; Lewis CondttUm
, Unchanged. X
Virgil Bermon. Agrt Bnrnwail mag
under guard h tha Old dehor a haigt
tat la chargad with being one as the
maNdUnm whs lata Man day ih
tamaaa partlcpatad Is a battle be
tween mooaahlaara and Vbdanol
Agent, In a raid lh Fart Barn waft
taction of Craveu eoggty larmau
inch Ora van county officer* nag 0
tha name usd not Ira Raima as
gives by tha aaaa uruu hi* autartus
tha hospital her* t wgg yautirday,
turned over In Federal authorities
warns daputlaa whs had ctuod guard
at tha huafMal. Ji'
United Stataa Coihmisalouar ft
Britt visited tha hoapttal and ardarafi ,
that Sanuou be hcM uudar a ehai-ga
of Intent to murder and of via Inflag i
th. prohibition act. It vu bidtentefi
that bond Is'the bum of fifJN mXM
be required Is tha eaast Ssrmau Mis
covers aufflsUstlf lo ask fgr a MR
lag before tha aaxt tana ad Mtoi
court. v d*r \
Luther Bernes, believed to hBVf
baas tha aasa who brought VHrgil to
ki»eui nt
ft |, r gl IJRdiiW B
Bd—Vm it*, m r
cue of 4 *
TRa Now Beau, Bun Jauruai ye*t«?.
day had tha BfllWßi atory ad thd
(tsht hwtwwau tha ahiaara sad sffe .
cure.
Luther Renuuß Is Migil et ah oof' ]
lag Lewis, while Virgil Berm us M
allege to have bees flat kg federal
Agent Linekers. Lewie* pefe can*'
puulon on the raid, thfßatiag difltt
in the leg ait arm.
The twe dry agents, ucerllaf C 8
Lane thle ■urßlsg Mtlwwtng kk re
turn tana an ell night layiertgartoj
Os the affair telephoned IBs Barmou
b rot bars Near Bern smng.
ad for the parekMi el Ofitoßer. As.
cording to arraagMMttsHm officer*
mat tha Sermoue an s dbtf high.
laa* eight JfUj loaded Ml gallon*
of wblaboyjM tbe two ear msaplpf
Tbe offloara won playtaf tbe »a4
(t bootleg my i» ardor l» cat ta
iri mi noting ntlttM tbd
aioa. Lawla wan loathe aat as par
h-g for tbe wblabey wbea tbe tree*
Ms occurred. Hr to Loan was Cd
rised Latbar Semen tod mdwl
*4O front Lawla aad wtm tba later
rancher for bis. waflat be pro da aid
a rerolrer iastabd. He oanovnd Ltd*
or and ordered bias bands up Meaa
tlme. Virgil, flte sheriff waa (aid saaob
ad far hta cm tod waa serersd to
Unsberg. vtrgll made rapratsd ad. *
forte to get Mo gaa and waa abut
tn the l«g the sheriff waa told la the
lag bla roeeleor bad was shot through
ltd am by jUaehatf «• Ihe
Ms can dropped to tba grotoC. Ml
v lrgil caught Uaebarc *# award aat
dlaamod Mat Dartag this oaamfe !
ttaa Lewis Utrehd Us lM td MS
what waa going aa sad wfeaa bs did
Lather Sermon caagbt bis gun. and
disarmed bigg. Lewis tb*a ran, tog
•hsritt waa Md. and Lather raaaa.
er<d tbe sflhw gun and opened lira.
until early this morning whan to* tv.
•ft Lane aaid be found blag after aattop
tag aat on a road aaar Daoar. Lea if.
made Me way la a fahn bonne an#
wee taken to Kiastoe and piaaad l|
a bospltpl. .*...* j • M
Latbar Si—a bad a« baea tourt**
ed this narvtMt tbs she** aa* t >C
sddsd that be weald be aMe to etre >
bio ana* wMba*M* tpvlto, M