MM.
WEATHER
Local thundershowers Thursday u 4
rrUty. Coaler niter.
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VOLUME SIX; NUMBER lit
Eternal Triangle To
Get Another Airing
riiiKLn, u, w» » «-
♦IP*—A MU ¥*• w**4 ter ter
ifcilte—. a phyafctea who spoke
rWorOMyQ £
crime with white h* la charted,
swatted utepht teofc trial lor
tho allay >I waiter at Jama Lo
thraa lahafcte, wart arraJff«ed
hi apaa eaart later •** pteeded
ate patty la tea aharyaa. HqUeas
to yaateia. tea attafcMMal a*
ate • tolar tela teaa J a*eery U
far tea trial mte bp teahr tow
* «»*"h#*j of tea warn*'a has
tote waa toate aa tea aiya H a
tofca aaar laqu City,
COMMISSIONER
MAKES REPORT
Grakate Says His Depart maul
Effected Savlufa as 126,-
668 Past Year
RALBIRH, July II—(API— During
tba fUcai ytir adding June s*. te*
state department of agriculture waa
able to effect a savins of 9M.UI.
Commissioner Willlem A. Orahaai re
ported to tba l au Board of A*rl
culfUre la annual session today.
There Is a atorUge of $14.00* In
our compared with
last year." »aid the commissioner,
“which is equivalent to s shortage of
71,00* tons of fertiliser.
“However, receipts from ~ other
sources were batter than anltcJpnted
and o* v shorts** amounted to only
1t, 1*4 N Early In tbs year I callad
the flnsnaa committee together and
also asked R. W. Scotty chairman of
tbs Joint commit tea o# eipertment
wort, and Dr. Ctoranaa Poe. member
of tba board from this district, to aH
„HJth tba commutes
“W* mapped out a plan of raduc
lion which amount to tto.ooo from
tba gprroprtatlons made the rsrioup
divisions However we were able to
save •»
|p this connection Commissioner
Graham rsfarrtd to “the valubla »er
vice rendered to this nxUUr ' by Mrs
( art Hill, bookkeeper for the depart
ment. He gave the total receipts foi
the year a* $433.171.04 and
seUsUotion tent, through the «•*
* ret as of strict economy and curtnll
ment whore such was possible, the de
partment was able to make a suc
cessful showing.
"At my suggestion? 1 Commissioner
Graham said In hts report .•"you gsn
< tlemea went on record ns favoring
an insecticide and fungicide tow
which provided for the Insractlon o'
calcium araynate sad all Insecticide
used on fruit troes, vegetable*, crop
fields, etc.
“The last general assembly passed
such a law. which becomes effective
October 1 n*xt. This bill was intro,
ducted by Representative Walter
Johnson Mattbsws of Scotland coun
ty."
Ha submitted some standards to be
adopted.
Commissioner Graham also formally
notified the board of the passage of
the new weights and measures tow
passed by the 1927 general assembly
and to to enforced by the State De
partment of Agrtculter* and submit
ted n list of standards which ha ask
ed he adopted. He also brought to the
board's attention complnlnte to the
effect that 'in some instances cows
had died ns the result of having
• wsllowsd brass hooks used In at
taching tags to-teed togs and recom
mAided tea board go on record as
looking witk disfavor on th# use *t
metal hooks, rsqutrlng tbst the tag*
be sawed on the toga.
The preliminary cotton acreage re
ran for the year shows N< rth Caro
-114 to* i«% 1 U "t ™lb
n,!*• lotier toid the board
■onto of the otbqr states reduced
' even las. he had figures to show, and
Norte Caretina hnd made a* food «
showing as aom# of the states where
Irtenslve reduction campaigns had
been wsgsd
It will be recalled Tn Gils connec
tion that Hr atahaih lair ydar went
on record as opposed to dra>tlc meth-
Mt tot rather urged diversification
as the cure for overproduction.
He cited figures today showing re
ductions. based on prelim to try rt
pons, to be as follows: Virginia, 21
percent: North Carolina 10 percent;
flouth Carolina. (I percent: Georgia,
to ppftotH: Florida 38 percentJ ss!•-
eourt. IS percent: Ttonseses 1$ per
dMtr- Alabama. 1$ percent; MlmUs
(Cemtteaed 0» Pi|t Ths**| *•
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH-READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
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Civilian Flier Plans Start
Round Trip Flight To Hawaii
Promptly At 9 O'clock Today
Planned to Go at 7 First
But This Might Have
Brought Night Land
ing; WJU Refuel in
Honolulu and Start
Bade as Soon as Pos
sible; Made One Start
and Wag Forced Back
OAKI.AND, Calif.. Joly
Krnest 1,. Smith, civilian avtatoe and
(Emery B. Browte, bis navigator, to
day aenouneod thsmselves ready sot
a route-trip airplane flight between
Oakland and Honolulu that I'USe*
tected to begin at •a. m tomqjrfow.!
It had been planned to start;,4l 7
o’clock, but to lusuro bonding In the
dayllng hours, ths time of departure
was changed to two hours Intar.
ftmlth will pilot ths monoplane and
his schedule calls for sa short a
stay on Wheeler Field, Honolulu, a*
possible.
He said he would start on the re
turn trip ns soon as hts machine
would be refuelled.
This will be Smith’s second attempt
to make h non-stop flight to the
Hawaiian Islands. Ht started June 28
but was forced to-return because of
a broken wind dsflector. •
TKTBRBORO. N. J.—<A*>—lt was
learned kere today on reliable bu
tborlty that Anthony Fokker, noted
Dutch Inventor. Is building a bugs
monoplane boomer for the IT. R
government at his fsrtory at Itas-
Mrouch Height*. The plane Is to
bsv# a wing spread of to feet, mount
two machine guns sad weighs about
18.000 tons when loaded. The load
will comprise 2,000 pounds Os high
x plosives.
HGHT ARE DEAD
OF HEAT WAVE
* .. ! fi i — !——-
Thundenthowera Late in Day
Break Attack Begun by *
. Old Set
NEW YORK. July 13 (AV-The
Rsatern states slssled today as Old
HoL Inspired with ths tbue spirit
ot summer, raged with increasing
fury. The blanket of humidity, how
ever, slegdlly lifted. tb£ weather bur
eau predicted thunder storms for-to
morrow . -
Temperatures in mtiny cities varied
from 90 to 10(1 degrees and ambul
ances rumbled orer burning r*ve
vents to response to prostration re
ports. Eight deaths hsd been report
ed todyy. Fbnr In Buffalo, two in
New York, one In Newark, N. J., and
one In Syracuse. ~
Offices were closed and sprinklers
opened In New York as the tamper**
lure ateadly rose the dby.
It became the hottest ot the year
when the thermometer reached 91
degrees at 4 oYlock. .■'
Club Boys And Girls Will
Camp On Shore Os Pamlico
A week’s vacation In a delightful
camp, for only $5. That !• the offer
which Agent A K Robertson and
Home Demonstration Agetot Ruby
Talbert are presenting to 400 Wtyne
county club bogy and gtrlaia,.
totter* oulliiitor details of th*
camp were mailed y*»t*rday by Mr,
Robertson. August 22 through Auffuil
l amp Itecto U miles from Washing
ton I* the place.
Kltuated on the shore of Pimlico
River and dong— a—favorite spot tot
lab wort outline*. Gamp W*#B In
an ideal site having a laree assembly
hall with dormitory shove, three bunk
houses, and kitchen All these hul!4>
togs are well screened and tods sr»
provided.' ‘ ~~ ""
“Tbers will l».< chaperons, tostnn'
toes niul tenders who will ink* gfind
c»re of the bov* and girls,” said Mr.
Robertson yesterday.
■ Fvery club boy and glgl in Wayn*
county I* welcome aJnJ-, (H* are hop
Ing that all dan go The camp will
begin Monday. August 22nd, and cop.
tlane until after breakfast Saturday
August 27th. thus making It ro*sl
h't for you tq,ta tack horns for Bun-
Robs Bank and Makes
Cashier Aitf in Escape
BONANZA. Art . July 1$- Os) -
A lone to Adit tela afternoon toid
up the Brat atata bank of this
tqwn, scooped up $6,000. forced tbs
caabter to driva him 8 mile* tu
where an automobile awaited him
and escaped. A poise la searching
for him.
. <U
PITCHED BALL
KILLS PLAYER
Third Baseman of Macon Killed
Instantly When Struck
Just Under Heart
MACON, Qa.. July 13 DPI Ray
mond “Pet*” Mann. 23. of Terre Haute
lad., third bnaeman of the local club
of ths South Atlantic Association. wi«
(truck over the heart. by . a pitched
tall and Tnstanly killed Here today
in the Inst half of the third Inning of
a game with Asheville.
Tom Farrell. playing his first yfsr
In professional toll waa pttr-htng at
th* time Tba third baseman was
second up. following Tom Angley.
Macon catcher, who hsd singled and
was taklitk a big l<-a<| off first. With
ths score nothing to nothing the
Asheville catcher signalled thP pitch
er for wide halls In ail effort to catch
Ibe runner tog Mann let two
such offerings go by R
On the third pitch he appeared to
'step Into the bsll” an luahute in an
“ffort to ancrtfl« , e. The ball atruck
hint In the chest. Just below the Iftet
and he dropped to the gtound. Phy
sicians said he muni have died In
stantly.
Th* game Immediately waa railed
off and the coroner ordered arf in
queet al which Farrell waa exonerat
ed of blame. Officials said no action
would U* taken against Farrell.
Mann had the reputation or being
one of the foremost third baseman
of the ctrcult. He plac'd for Raleigh
part of the 192 S season. FMrrell was
also In the Piedmont, with Wlnuton
gnlem and Greensboro s»veral yeaie
ago.
JEFFRIES OFFERS All»
AH SPAR RING PARTNER
SARATOGA IJtKH. N. Y . July 13f--
(JPl—Jim Jeffrl**, who failed In an
attempt to regain the world title,
would like to help Jack Dempaey
over th* trail be failed to conquer
With Ton. Sharkey, another “great”
of daya past. Jim has offered to act
as a sparring partner to prepare Jack
for hla light with Jack Sharkey In
th* Tpakee Stadium. July 21.
~ “Bay the word." was the message
that came from the two old tltnere,
“and well be there to help you In
*ny wi*y we can." •
L*ch member will hare to brinji the
following articlee:
* Plate, cup. knife, fork, spoon, wash
basin, toilet article! (comb, tooth
brush etc.), pillow, large sheet, 2
quit's or blankets strop together.
Five dollars will play all expenses
for the camp or each person ran pay
82 tO and bring one of the following
hex* Ot enpAßVe* **■
Llrt No 1— ' -
Ham cake or 3 dozen rookies, 2
heads cabbage, 8 ears corn.
-4—-
Chicken, (lake, 5 dozen eggs, canned
fru”. 6 lb, bacon, 1 qt. preserves or
Jan. 1 .can pickles. „
Li«t No , 2
- Cskt.-chitlekn.- l —pkr potntoox. I
pk apples, 1 pk tomatoes, ft ears corn
J. 111! i butter toan* ot ftriiig beans
“fiere supplies will be collected
at Goldsboro and taken on one truck.
"W* want members and parent* of
i fuli, members who have touring cars
to loan these for this trip, nod cars
so loaned will not to driven after
arrival nt Camp* tosch until ~tße re.
turn trip, ascapt with permiaalon of
ownar or to envergtncy We will aup
ply ga*ol n« rad oil lor thla trip."
GOLDSBORO, N. C. THURSDAY MORNING. JULY H, 1927
TOUR COUNTY
ROADS TODAY
ii
RepreuenUtlvcw Civic Ocffantoa
tiunn |e K«l Dinner With
Convict*
Rflprreeatathe* of the KiwanJa
f lab, MpUtn dab. UoMetorw
thamber as ComaMrwq, Ike
l eant) Board of (ammiefioaers
sad dker aa he of tee eltj ate
regal) wNI loda) dteke 'a 110
mile tsar of Waya* reant), rate*
nr tee ffewsta of Wayne fenty
Highway (MMatolai. The trip
la rbedaled by the «mailaalen
la or#rr to arqanlat the people
ot Ibe count) with the work to*
fag doae in the con el) and tea
work plamel. «
The re| icaentatlvaa of the organ!-
antioits lia «-d will tfi tlur at the
couribotre at 3 o'clock thla morning
where the)* will tupet the members of
the Highway rtimmUaloa.
“And we will spend tba antiro day
«'n the road,'- *ald County Engineer
Sam D Scott yeaterday. ”Ju«t 114 I
hnve been for the past
eleven years. Sentenced to the roten.
How’s thatT”
Dinner will to served the memhars
of the touring party at C-’.ptsin lUa
nsnt’a ramp near Stevens Mill about
O'clock. o t
“And they have got to eat Just
what our convicts eat,” >M>id Mr.
KciHt yesterday, “I ggvo Captain Hl*-
naiit strict orders not (n put a thing
extra on the menu. 1 want the fulka
ip, know just What the convicts wtC
getting.”
.. Fractienlly every form of ro»d from
Vsths through the woods to the most
modern hnrd he travelled
by the pirtyi Gold boro will not ha
reached on tee'’rett rn until altout
H o’clock In 6ie eratilpx V
The route Wiicb Will to fellowed |*
practically na followt: leaving court
house at Goldstoro to Seven Springs.
(Slid Vicinity, and then to touch the
{following points- Drummond*villa,
toll Olive. Smith's chapel, 'Corbett
Hill and Grnnteum’a store Dinner
at the camp nap Ste-ens Milt, Fork
township, S*sacra Mill In Grant
Swamp township. Fremont. Eureka.
Faro, SherrartTa crows roads, Hauln
ton and ba<*k to Goldsboro.
FINDS COPY OF
OLD NEWS SHEET
Mias Powell Locates • Copy of
Transcript—Meswenifer for
Aug. 16, 1879
Along wjtb thetr other burdana
Wayne county conwaia*loner« in 1579
bad to Issue Itcensaa to retail whis
key dealers, a report of the rbrnmlt
sloner* court printed in tba “Woakly
Transcript-Messenger” 1 ere August
16. 1979 allows. The pnper, edited
by J. A. Boults, for the date men
tioned Tbcve was found by Miss Annie
Powell in going through an old cheat
at her home yesterday.
"License to retail liquor was ggrnt
ed ’’ iny» the report of the commis
sioners meeting ” J. . Edwards,
O C Gardner, W. B. Fields. Wood
ard nh t !.alley, Lewis Howall, Need
man Amitn J. A. Hnrrle.
“J K Harris surveying ahd gup
. ping out C. If. square, s7.oo’’.
The pnper wae a four peg*, nine
column publication, and waa printed
in a bni’ding near where H. Well
and Brothers now stands. It contains
many Item* of local iut#re«t and n
general survey of the state and
rational news.
Among editorals, is one dealing
with the refusal of Oreone county to
approve a bond Issue for a propsoed
railroad between GpJd*hnro—Snow
Hill—and Greenville. The editorial
<l«el«4re* that the eittew cnnorrne.l
have not done their dtuy and that
the counties need not expect to great
monlex jti fS« attof wtoW te , tear
' bMth toueflt. ”
“The circulation of the Transcript
and Meagenger is now larger than
that other political paper pub
Hshto to-the State u anyg -wn tlittc an
nounrement printed benwttb the masr
head on the editorial page.
Fl RMTIRE DEALER
DIES M HItFNI Y
.CHARLOTTE, July U (*>>--Wtl
liKa JH, Ogrrijoß SC. * furniture
dealer, (tied suddenly today at the
home of Mes S. M. Flyler here
where he wes Installing window
shades. Heat and a weak keart. wars
ihe causes given-
VOTE TO rojn*T|to*ef koov
('lean up thf 14-point body tvpA
ind my it away; Lindbergh la now
down to * point.
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Evidence h Robbery Cases
Submitted To Duplin County
Court Was Ended Yesterday
Pour Million Firm '
Perfects Formation
ATLANTA. July 13 <*)—liior
matiim of the national msnutactur
«ca end :%ores curoporatlon
through the consolidation «t te*
Fox Manufacturing company with
18 retail furniture stores located
to seven Southern states was an
nounced here today by officiate
The oapltal stock will to $4,800,*
000. V
LOCAL BATTERY
COES ON FRIDAY
WHI Spend Two We«k* Annuel
Encampment al Fori Braflf,-c*
Fayetteville
Hattery A. will, entrain Fridajr mora
li( abooi II o'clock tor Fort Bragg
wLare it will underffo the annual
two wc<k« training under regular
cm. StftCHtn A apeeial train bring
togcontjifenU from Wadhtoffton. New
Hera ahd Kinston will reach tbs city
about lu sq, Friday morning and will
pick up <ara containing tea local
Beitery members and their equipment.
Capiuto Bam Britt yesterday report,
ad that about twelve new members
had torn enlisted recently and that
n full buttery of fifty Bum would
■teaks the trip.
To prepare the way for the recap
tion of the 600 members of ths 113th
Field Artillery, Noftho Carolina Na
ttraaL Guard, nfeo entrsm bYtdayr
Major C. K. Bee slay. U. •. A.. Meat
Col. Godfrey, Gapt R. I* Hicks, and
a dstechmeat As fifty teen, will or*’
rlva at Bragg Thursday.
Preparations for ths 1917 encamp
ment of the Tar Heel aTttlterymen.
who startled the arwy artilleryman,
with their shooting last year at Un
cle Bern’s artillery reservation to
Hoto and Cumberland eonntlaa. haa
boen going forward HUadlly for
some” Bin*
’ The 113th Is romknatfdtd hy Col
onel William T. Jovner, of Raloiah,
and has made enviable records daring
the past thrOf encnmpmepte Ob Fort
Hosgff. Their shooting of tba big
mlllme|)tr guns has drawn much
prafsW from the regulars. *
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fOART LUTE INYERYIGATINU '
WRECK
WTIAUNGTON. July 12.- (AV-At
lantic Coast Line officiate today w*re
Investigating a freight wreck nt Ad
rian, ft. C., last night tn which eight
cars were derailed. Nobody was hurt.
DENT HI KDF.I CHARGE
’ FRANKLIN, La.. July 13— OP)—
Plop. of not guilty were entered by
th* three defendants, charged with the
murder of James J. Labouef, Morgan
Ctiy business man, npon their nr
ratgnmnet to crtmlnsl court here
today. -
Want State Close Ratal
Gas Stations On Sunday
Sunday sale of irasoliac to rural
Ktdidns should tc atopp*>l. This l»
tli* sense of a l*Vlo.word leaolutloa
roved by lha Ml. Olive clrcoll of
•h.' v. ihodlst cbnt'h In dl/ilrlct c«n
’rrv* ce na signed yesterday hy sx
shi-i ff B. A. Ht -.sens rgcretery of
the oonferem-e. The cot ftrenee prnc
t!"(r*v deo j.rrrtf te lawn* m. m
sv/t.'-widc to# it iTfrifinjr Rto tafnrar
gasoline on Sunday.
“We believe that the sfato of North
Carollta. which derives Its authority
for snd enforcing tew from
Ood himself should see’ tg If that hla
commnnd to phserve p day sot apart
by him be kept '’holy’’ Ji respected,
the statement reads.
*dt I* therefore through a sense of
Christian duty Hiat we again
claim against the sale of gasoline on
Jtondnj from rural llUtog cat ion*, 'he
.»ra« or Is prohibited lictnozt citlea
siyl bftn* ’%K
The Open Hunday’ has no rightful
p’ice In any Cbriaitlnu community,
•■ha resolut'on declares.
As signed by Secretary Stevens It
t» a* follewg.
Rules and regulations of mare hu
man fabrication assaying to deal with
Sunday observances, parmittinff or
Os
State Takes Not Pros in
Charges Against John
Lancaster and Mar
garet Sullivan; Amos
Sullivan Enters Plea
of Nolo Contendre*
Moye Submits No De
!■' sense Evidence.
(Special to The News)
KBNANBVILUB. Ju)y IS Bvideae#
t« completed (a the trial of Frank
Moya, Amo* Sullivan, John Lancia-
U r and Marxarut Sullivan Indicted
tor store breaking larceny aad re
ceiving la tba Superior Court of
‘Duplin county at Koaaaarlllo today.
I The caao I* * a pact ad to ro to the
, jury tomorrow attar the orations at
the lawyora and tba charge of Jadgo
OraaaMr.
The Slat* took a aol proa la the
caaaa of John Lancaster aad Mar
garet Sullivan aad made a atate’a
w finea* of Lancaster. Amo% Sulll
yan entered a plan of nolo contender*
after lha completion of thaf taking
of evidence by the State. Frank
Moya offered no evidence la hta do
it- nee
J. K Nlckene of Calypso one the
ftret to take the stand tor the Stain
Ha tndantlfled the gooda taken from
•he homes, of Mem aad Salllvaa la
Iho »earr|ji for (ha atoian good# by
tha offlcara as a part of the goods
taken from hit store on the night of
Ike robbery.
Mr. Ntekena also told of his ees
ptciona having boon aroused hr M>a
appearance of Lancaater aad ialM
van in hie atora. If* stated that the
car driven by the ama made a staMar
track as Ike one that carried stray
tha ortods Moffo from hla at ore.
Mr. Nicks atated that be made pre
paration* to receive the rohbera ooa
night. A Dodge fionpe. the nam*
driven by the two mea when they
visited the More, made a teaggnr
ance about I a. m. Mr. Nlekeaa stat
ed he detected Amo* Sullivan roatov-
Ing the rlaaa from a window of tha
store of G. W. Albritton nad saw
Innraster at the front so the atom
apparently oa watch. When ho at
tenanted to capture the two mea,
Mt. Ntekena said they both ran aad
lancaater shot at him (Nicbmia) with
a shot gun Mr. Niches* stated SalM
van drove away In the coape without
waiting for lanesster
lancaater testified to the robbing
of the stores of L. Taylor aad Sqm,
■ind J. K. Nlekeaa, Ho stated that
In robbery of one of (ho atore he wae
accompanied by Moye and Salliwaa,
that Salllvaa entered the store aad
passed tha stole* gooda through a
window to him and ho la tarn carried
them to Moye who packed the goods
Into the Dodge coupe. Lsinons’er said
this waa the only occasion la which
Moye was along, daring the robber
ies If* slated on another occasion
Sullivan crashed the glasa to n store
while a freight train* waa pasting
(Continued On Pam Throe)
forbidding this or that actlrtty on the
dry do not comport with aor abrogate
the divine decree- “Remember to
keep hoiy the Sabbath day."
In this latter dp/ of se.es I led *a
ll'htviimcnt and Christian clvllls*-
tic n. Is there not soato rational litre,
pcy-.tloa of this "Day «f Rrsl" hr
Jta, linstuu* ,;jtal,
would make its obeervaacecon slot eat
wlfh the purpose of Us dlvia* Insti
tution’ Whence ram* the day aad
_v_’hfa and _ why?..
•h.r.' W no K>iik nor tedious
searching through musty pages *f
history to discover'that the day la
of divine origin. When Oed, as w*
Mi’d In Oenevls. had finished His
tnunr. luu« esesfion ,inf nnw N
good, He rested on the Seventh Day
—ana blessed the seventh day—sad
called It lw>ty inad commanded It
t>i he kept holy, aad nevor through
all the rolling centurion - and eosa of
t line since that command was givta
hea the day Ceased tabe of apodal
observance, whether K was unlver
**Uv observed or not. Tha iadlvldaal
pern a may hero loot the day, bat tha
world has never been without the ob
(CMtUauod py Fags TwaJ
" ■
Member bf
The Associated
Press
J
-
Unhurt Though AmtaJ
Turns Over Twice
Seeapanfa ala MpM<M|P
pads lajary whoa ttm oa« Sdl
a doable tars oaor a* iwata Hto
hoc M aeer WkevUM Had B*M,
aiiacilhg to advice* rmedvid bf
Tba dfwa. Up ear map btoklf
Arthur Ftttaaaa, rap art liatotli
aad ho waa favaadtof ItotSt
*f the pavomaat. Urn «sr gajm
Into a stagger which ammcnaaHcu
M, by an appreaebiag aatocagjSto
■r. amid art ha mm
maalcrtal with tort jvmjllg Ml
The Hedge waa deeartbai ■
badly damaged, aad It mac M*U4
tad art ft* bpdy ham to Ms
eaaauaetlha the aempmli wpd
have been kUtod.
LITTLE HOPE I,
FOR OFFICER
PmUUtIM Agmt WmhM
Sktetra Nrt Exported to
•v ’» : •*, • j
KINSTON. Jaky I*—With Uttl*
bore told far tha raeowmy of W. t«
Lowte, federal prohlWttm agent of
Moor* meaty, who waa seriously ta-
Jarod la a fight whh jpmebtoaw^l
wall, poeaoi headed hjr Leaoir And
Crave* county officials, mi Federal
prohibition agent B O. MeDaffto.
continued their naafrti la ttnvm
county tor two men aaM to hove harts
implicated la ttm ahorttaa c( to
officer and also wealed for staged
notation* of tha prohiUthm law’. Os.
floor McDnffla tort fclght stated
one es the tom was addle aad the
other waa a adgaa. AHtoagh Mr
Jlntood^to'gJtotttoa?agTaatia ttox
had aacaoedod to pladag them aadn
Two other meatoora as tto rttogad
Agaat 1. L. ftSmip
•luring the fight With (to officer* wad
roder gaard a* Better hoepfcal to,
Ortdatova, whar* he warn far tanato
- — rl r,
'zsnrxrjz&'z
Klaetoa where to to aaw Mag held
la Jail. WarraSto hav, tom tamed
tor the twa Bermme wha ara btotto
era, whs at* charged with tafag (tota*
a acted with (he ehoottog. Orfleer Mg.
Daffle said tail afght that the tw«
entomobdee oparatod by the officer*
which the meeeahteaga epaepod to
had tom toaatad la tto wood* asag
the scene of tto ahootlag.
Offtoer Ltaetorgar whf need*,
pmtod Mr Lawte to tto Mill who* *
they kttoi PM galiois of nllrtag
torn the fmr am. tamed a» yaa.
Urday amraJpg altar speadtog tod
right la tto Wdato. aaw ftot Bara
wall. He disappeared earn toted
(Mfltw-ito|B|>'W-dftad tad toM
hour*, toon ware mgraaged tor g
Um# for hi* tody. * YltHfiT eald
to hupt under cover mtH daydcM
’ loads aad LAartMcg|ny lad tort#
working m tor *** ibmt S wltt ’
Ǥ rum ntaagra, aald dgbat Mat
Duffle. TTiir nip treat ad tot lit gal
loaa to muiatoldt whtotoy, wbtoij
w*a dslivared Moaday gftaraeoe i
When tot wtototo bad ImJkCi
(ate ears to to.tdh
oar* paid ttoto tor tto wMatoft,
L*wl« end I taehergar aad* fete* if
ttolr Identity add aaaght to place
tto ama aadar armet. Tto fight
followed tto oft! tii» balag ortaum
torto twa to one 'Officer Tbflir
gar abot Vtrgtl toatai la thd
Ug aad arm. add whm to rm/tb«
•Woar paraato hla toiaagh to* ~
weed* only to las* algid to ta f /.
to to# offloar find to Baraam. to w- i
run rt was n>m that oa* jfXhrtH
Shot hla Is tto bam. It «m rt*#d
HABIT WIUI wtu -
*<|n«m •AAftTIAPP*!,
N*w TOhK. Jaty II m Kapfag
to regain amm to tto praatlg* to Mat
October by hla dactotva toatiag to tto
haada of Jack Sharkey Harry WHM
will atom into the Hag ad Ihheta
fmj^WahiT
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BLU Td MBIT AT UU||
CINCINNATI. July It- m |hW f
Fla., waa selected as the ld*d a*r£-
Ipg Place for tto Hta atoisml eon
veatlaa. dafsattag Um Aageta* whs*
the s»ooad pall waa .tataa May. BD<
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