' WEATHER
Local thunder»hower* Sunday and
probably Mpnday. >oiacwhat
cooler Monday
VOLUME SIX; NUMBER lit
EIGHT DIE, 100 INJURED IN TORNADOES IN KANSAS
Storm M Protest Greets -
Move Tax Farmers Selling
Produce In City Goldsboro
Believe Matter i Will
Come Up For Conside
ration Before City Al
dermen at Meeting on
Monday Evening: Act
Would Stop Many Far
raers From Coming To
Goldsboro as Their
Market
Ccnsidera lou 'of whether or not the
tlty ordinance requiring p«r*m oi
Recant fees by farocri nulling pro*
dyce lh the trtty eliould be enforced
loomed aa possibility for the Monday
evening "o-sloa o( the city fathers
when widespread <p|o*lUou to the
ordinance aa* general, and aonie of
the leading cltlaeus of Go'd«boro de
clared the act u futile oue.
The ordinance waa includ<-d In the
• oiupil.itlon imi leaned, but It waa on
within tUi ia«t <jn' - timi any
'‘Hurt waa made to eafbrce it. The
f*r l more brought a atorin of pro
te't and It ft< understood that police
pi ire been tnfetruc ed to withhold
tvoeea toward enforcing it until the
city father* caa give added cqnrid
e ration to the mat tan-
The ordinance requires that thorn
offering gooda for aale aa peddlera
a halt pay a yearly tlcebsc of |>l or
:i IiITT pay - ft dally fee «f sr, for each
•lay that prodnor ia aold Thin would
local}, If waa 'nt|irjie<k iUtI unv far
mer who had a few doaen egg* or a
<«w pound* of butler, would hare to
n»y fS3 a yeT for the purpose of
dlupiwing of hla track or pat sr,$ r , foT
each day he offer* sale*
The caller i« entirely out of my
iiiHadlctinn. Hated Mi'nr lack HIU
‘but It u een»tt to me that a farmer
ilmuld have 'he right to aell free of
lav anythin* that he raise* hiinse'f
IK eou-vr the man who tune in the
< ountry and then peddle* from houar
to honae er from the atreet ahbulii
be tax Ml a* a merchant I* taxed.
Tha distinction should be ilr.'wn Id 1
tween the producer who »et|a und
•he hotter who aella ” v
8 F. Teague *aw the ordinance
. O $
na 11c which would discourage div
r rallied farming end aa une which
I* not good policy for the city. "Wr
.idvoeatc rifWnv of chicken*, pro
- ducting of butter and milk, and yet
Ihla new nrtfioance would prevent
lhl« very thing And it w-'titd not Is*
t* good policy for the city.'*
Mr. Tpegue hope* that a* an on
growth of the ditcuarlon «* the mat
ter, the city will aee the wisdom of
erecting at some convenient point a
♦•ryclure which ahotild be or«» to
the fanner ae n place where he
could a*op hla wagon or park hi*
truck end Offer, hia were* for *alc
Ralph Grady. Haven Spring* far
mer. declared that If the tax were
enfoyead he ahotild hare to go el*-
whore to dlapode of his prodm •
Mr. Grady come* Into the elty each
week to melt r#»e.
H M Mftlpn**. Im-al man, grew
wroth in discussing th<> tax said:
“Thh heat* any hlng 1 ever heard
«f. J'bere Isn't another town in the
United Rtate* that J have —Man In
that he* *ncb a taw Why von eoubl
go down here to the echo'd for the
'eebte minded at Kinaton' and *et ■
hunch of /}he tnmn-c* there win
eon Id nnaa a heler law than that.
• am X m W .**• &
city to *but out the farmer and whut
he bn* for rale. Why. you eatfh live
If £e goee «omewhere *l«e to do hi'
tending, and a* atire n* t >m livinr
tba* la what will happen if hjii begir
lealiy vn enforce thin law f heard
I'botit .Vick Gwatney aotne over to
J. W. Moslngo ted* y'and telling him
Js. *»« t<* r«*JL him over about I
the license Tee for today, hut flip*
’ the next time He came In with melon*
Ue would hb** j*o» ■ g-XU for- the -
privilege of railing for. « year, or
he would have to pay If. for each
i ingle day he told * \j
‘‘WeJI yon won t pn*i me Over an
other day. For never t'gain will t
come to your city.” replied Mr.
Mcaingo.
"And that I* the wav that all the
(OooUaued on Page Four) I
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNiNG WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH-READ BY BUYERS BEFORE .THEY BUY*
Peacfe Crusader
Speaks This Evening
Alfred liliHMlle, Jr., a graduate
of Huvertord College. Peunayt
vania. will dlectUa ‘ The Need for
Working for Peace,’’ at the Finn
RapUat Uiuifli this evening at k
o’cliM-k. Mr. IJumi'llo l» one of a
number of leading cottage men
who arc ibl- summer coaductiag a
campaign in the Interest of mu
ternultonal page* under the au»*
’ tree of the \tuei*can- Friend*
council, lie ha« juc. com.- into
North Carotin* anil plan* to dc '
liver big iiddrc** In a number of
of other eifte*. The public 1* in
vlted to hear him this evening.
MYSTERY GIRL
HAS BEEN FOUND
' ~ '/ ' " *
Probe ini o Chntye* bv For met
Klan Leader Taken New
Turn —V
INDIANAItOLIB. Ind., July Id
(.Tl—Wiltlam M Hem), ci.uut) •co
editor Until) le git u MO) I»o oil
new vagi-' til III* inveatlgatioli ol
< Iparges by li. C ,Kt -uhen ii that
"ulltleal —coi riiptiuu hud tis ;ri in i' r
'lced In l.i dinua by pre eat Rta'e
county god city officials Hrm|'j
foltoweil a i»n(«i«hw with
ilia* Ml'il -ij Me ||i. und Indiana poll*
ynung wouimiv end former confident
-liLJjti'Bbenaoii. U na its id that alia
•I'd throe .1-- I t,. i| tit m the lure)
Ugatipn but the prosecutor deifOtncd
•o give mi) delull'-
Min* Bf-.idc »» the my*tert ( ’ti 1
yoiilig woman who f|fd the-city wjien
Mu- antUbriticH aought her In i*6w*
uectlon with Htephcn’* churjre* fir<t
made- last October, she icinroed af
er irn üb-ence of two weeks and took
’tic proi-eeutor I u nle.ty dctioah
l»nx Hierhcii-oii hnd In a coal hank.
AVhen she unlocked it the, Imix wn*
cm pity.
It wa* mild Mi-* Meade hail been
• iilriiNted wUh eertriln paper* »nd
vnlir'bte doelfmcnla about the time
went on trial for the jnnH
•hr of An Indianap lln girl. Her rea
'on* for fltwing never waa fully ex
plained. t
111 It ON H4IIKH 8 ATT I, KM 111 lit
BOHTttN It ha* remained for a
pair of Kiigltsh ftpurrona to d-i what
the sailor* of Kngland never could
do 'The Kfarrow* have not only
boarded <he old frtrule Constitution,
hut have taken pu**e*ulon of n nigy IIKHNK. Swllx. July IS <>sPi A
look In the hull re|M>rt from Bin h* on tha
rlA.ncor of Ahe i h'p linllder*, *«1/n frontier any* Ihnt the per
< hoae their ncillng pliu after lha (4>nnel of the Aurtraln railroads went
dd xai—cl went iqla dry dock. jq»4-rtkw tht* morning,
Calypso Store Is Entered
Second Time In Few Months
Trouhe grew* to lie ramping clo*e
■hi the bent* of Henry Dixon, Calypso
Merchant lately. A tlioif or thlevoi,
broke I'ljo .Di n’- lure ci
( .1) pi o Eriday ulghl. and KUd*
:::>M?fl !ft« r la'i i .vjiju. rairyiag wllk
, 4t*«t ( U**' tMNje. <4i
'ic nl IhC-Ms,,»ue hopd " d pound hng»
•>; teveral -tdc and *houl
der*. Kn'iame hi to the #tiTe wu*
inaUe Lb/flUfh «' rear » liidow\ the
miic heini first broken, nnd then. Hie
remaining xlas* removed with a
knife or route other *(tarp iiinlrn
•newt.
L. Jf.tt ttil'mif. Clifts. Oft to tlte. Jiteß.-_
'ii/ of tha rt bhar or r blrer* have
hern directed a- yet. hut officer*
-vr— -wr»i-Vr'r-TrT -*rjorr -ttt~te"rtTmr ttiay
lie!" ■». "I
" H rtPv.-cll. and a Mr. Cole
of- -iivpeo were alttlng up with a *lck
trap, L. M, Dale. Friday night, and
>u< online to Mr. Hirwell. the two
me ii went out oo the front porch
'whmjt the morning to
tak* a iiii 'ke. In «b«Mit ten mtn
utas. a touring car. looking ‘ilka as
(sOLDRBURO, N. C. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 17. 1»27
VIENNA RIOTS CONTINUE
NEW FLOGGING
CASES RELATED
Randolph County. Abthttma. Of
ficer* Working on Eiuhl
Different t'ounln •
ROANOKE, mi*.. Jul) :4Y
While Jcfferev.il and Blount county
grand Jurlaa were conducting inve* i
gatjona into floeglng* by homted and
rdhiwl' men. Uiutdolph copniy official*
lale-lod i) bioiighl lo Ucht eight c«>-
e* *f wh'pping< T» 'n naked men: Tl»c
victim* intlud-d a 8« year old nomt
invnlld night watch man. arcu*i-d by
hi* aaaHilftiit* of tj' utlng hi* wife He
wer *rn- *-1y lashed when he denied
the itutt je*.
A IS:in old woman, mother of
four i bih'ren we* taken from her
home a.iu l.rat. ti |»v marked men who
accuv'd h r of improper relailon*
w nh a n Ighle r-. , '
A yiH)np farmer niu flogged hy
reaaked man who eharaed him with
ra'nvliiH.ld allow hia wife to vials her
nick mother.
A man living neur were wi* nccas
»il bv flogxer* of linniorulity and he
wa« lawhad.
A negro mill hand ami two'hegro
women were taken to «It- Unanoke
Haai hull park wh.tre all three "were
■a*hod. They Mien dLapiieured that
day. -—... .
Another man waa laahwl. da*all*
not being rcVfi> led hy offlcigTSi
Aaaiatant Solictor I'arker of Ran*
d tplj county aald tonight tliut Inve*-
t’gnUcn* Into the would be I
Jiatol t«l the fnlleM rvlm* wnd Hie I
••vidence rubmllfed to the grand i
S nr.v whha e ll ypucene* Xiignat 1A; |
JOHN f EARI.Y IS
AMONG MISSING
Htnle Depniimcnt Mc iMh. Offir*
! » *m l’ux«lrtl (her Vl'herc*
nl>«ul(* Leper
Julv Hi (4*> Stale
health officiil* here are ndmttledty.
; uxxlf-d over Hie latest nr ivltv of
John Early, who earaped nearly a
week ugo from the United State* l.eyi
rcrarinui at Carrille. I.a . presumably
to rctnrti to-hi* home localHy and
»old PiuuniH iu Polk, countv
No li-formifllmi regarding Early
hia ln -rreceived J here and 41*
patch** from Tryon.' Polk county went
e-v h« ha* no* heclf vvceii there.
Fnrly'a last vaca'ion froni Carvllle.
let « thnu six m'Hitli* ago. wa* *ftent
on art acre of land In l*hfk wh’lrh,
he, claimed he o» tied.. Ilia relative*
are resident* of the aertloii.
Util KO t It EUPIOTKM
U ENT ON STRIKE
Orel loi|d i#id Mr‘ Howell, drove
wi ll) Ir:i Hem a vacant lot liehlnd
i hull din. near the Dnle hume. und
ivluix-V off iuio ihu uigiit. —H
M. Howell told the repmo-utatlre
i _m»i jma
icNM-ihMtf.-- we.- -*<,-■ •** - tfcar mewa awawpe-i
ill ■! it d.d ’ -'k
a fin being driven out (null behind
S ht'lkllnx ■' that time of night. At*
_tiJ j. IstM uiiuclc*. Howntl aAd Cote
'Sent mi I n.<:s< into the lmu>«
At i.luur «ig a m. * clerk In thn
llnrr> l*l*o(T lore, nu’ going down to
.’op-), up” r.scovercd the rohlmry.
.■and gave. Uu, iUiu-m. . _ ....
Tk» »am», *tore wa* robbed alH>ut
ftp n onths i.gn, nnd thla ca*e was
TiTFr inii-v ti I e the pant week
fit'll Cra"V Move. Goldxborn man and
a*r«' • pni iv.in of SauDton town*nii
wore leoteiKad to nerve priron t»rm*
Tlie theory ha- been advanced that
Krldaf nielii'* robebry wii* h* men
who **pured »uprlia» for manufac
turing whirkey Th" large quantltle*
of mavl and sugar point to thi* a* a
fact,
t W »
, Expect Change
In Government
Gercrnl., Belief Over 100 Dead
und Injured in E\cc >n
of 120
VIENNA. - July Ik. "l/l'l-Itlni.n
hero limil not c si 4 Hit* aft- n»oti
6
for many hoiira the polu-e und inoba
had wtrugxletl tu vnrlou* partH of ibe
capital. Tfceie wer, a,>uie ih perute
• neountei* and altlinugb *h« uulliort
tie* laait night ’lnuilt puhlic < Ati el
ite * nnttihe inx 12- it*jid und I'M*
wounded, till general li-lleT l>. Il.it
ila*. > ex< e< il Uu dead with nx rp thue
Jon wounded
The geuvrut poatofftc*. the I’m'mi*
of JiiHticc und thi' ed lot ul offlce.i
of aeveral “die-hard' newa|mp':a pre
»*-iil n * scene of w reck if 't’alei o
gnu nunc h iiUiltty ar reru lilted
•rywhvre. >rof h*i» mot>* otormsd tin
Jioliee atulloiM end f» I ed un<l kickwi
tin- officer* nmll they w*i-re correi
wlt It blood nod turned the offli la’
ilocnmt-nt«. -
It t* i ui«M>rcd that In o'any In
- Ittliei * tile * d<-|l w.th riot
•ra
The aoclsl imiMOcral* have lawnct 1
li iiiiinift'wbi ilt' lm In*
•■We do not went a soltlatoU bet wee’
the woikmcn mid the soldier*
Republican nrß*y Therefore. . <•0111
iade* no demon U ft lon*. butn'Slhnt
illitiuhed complete iiroteai atrlka for
24 boars
It Is difficult to vsy whither thu
iwvnliMtluary I I'tunei.i ha been
controlled, for piietlcnlly all means
of conimuntcaulou hsc* been ntoppedi
the rl eet» ar< d'»Wtwd with tha t*X
cotHen of iiiitomdlilh » tilled wl'h Il Y
ptihlh hii ilsfcnw* trooim flitting pant
now and thru,
11 tw*cn niWiit«tit snd rorly moan
ing. cumparativ* p a n rotgn«d Inie."
ruptpd only hy drt-ng mllHiry delicti
tneiii* pstrolling tlo- ri eta Ths
ma'n work of* iiuaillng the rioting
niot*a « volvew or. thu imlh 1 • n« tlie
Mijldlera are a*Hiin.'rg a piHMlve at
titude Whcneve- ib ■ .police wurce d
In dl*Pt;r*lng one crowd aiio\har
crowd foynt* farther on. Toward yhs
o’clock Ih i afternoon, **•
heard In the outlying di*tricta, Ih*
guvernnn nt I* loyal fortwa
in whl< h It pltitiiji) confiiicnot*.
All hope# me ienured npon th**
dlariuiifiin which h * been golu? oi>
hctw|M-n Chancrllor Rcapil Pd ih*
Hmlal lu-ino-iayc leader, Xnrl Seltxr
The illacnaaloa* haa’ a* Uu object
Home (.tisane in the gavertnng>nt” Jt
■» firmly Ih* I laved that n coalition gov
ernment with the Social I * *mic rat*
will li; formed and thut polloc chief
Bchober will be COOipalM tu raalgtt.
FUGHT ENDED
AGAINST TREE
Smith Takes T ,,rn A)«|t Hur.*
olflln. Hut Bronte Sleeps
I-ate
Honolulu July u ■44 , <- t. jc.
c.rne»i 01. Smith and Emory n.
Droate who-* flight trom the m (in
land to the Hawaiian M iuti» ewlßd In
a craa'h „ ug«ln*t a tree ye«tiinliiy
tiiornliig when mi cahanHcd fii"l aup
ply fort **l m landing made n iiumlnr
i.f Official- rail* ioilm ' nnd • tel
• wr rfrjrrv J fi "Vfflt" >"Hi>IUWI'
"iff Ha e .11 •AW.'^WmigWla^alltwMil
Umlth miici- imi-, «od v -nl out L
. view Hmjplulu’e -ennery pliltc ttront.
««« itHI iriied making nt» for a’eep
ioi.f durtlitr Ttift Wire ~trnr oreanh -
;ump
PE*I>MLVtM\ tUUHUNI
i tUJPIinmCTI r mu
: (lASTONIA, July li - (/rf - Aa”
nonacemcnt that the Alnrfoyla Manu
facturing Company, of Cbe«Mr Pa
ha* leaned the plant of tha OelwMit
I’rui -aiug Cnnipai|y at ll< lomii. thi*
cooiitv *#« nude todiy i»jr officer*
o* the.lvttcr r incern at Hetm int. The
p’ant wa* built two veari ago. It, ta
i ngaged In the lOvreertxlax nd t
hleachlug of oottou yarp«.
LOOPS PLAN
I LOCAL DRIVE
h lifTort (o Secure Members |j|;
Jtihnati n C'ountv Proves
I Successful j
Frank Jons*, lot’ll lepruMiiitatlvo
of .the Nortn Carolina Cotton Grow *
aiM Cooperalivu A*«ocUtMi for
» iytje iMlnou and Duplin counlia*.
re. urind to the illy yeiirrday from ;
i J« bi> lou lonntv where nereral
> th* field turn had Imun railed fruta
• tbslr regal ir dintelct* ia put <>ii a
: fo'ir da> < miiaiVu Ut Jobnslou.
Mr Join* atat** that aeveral huft
l dred hale* of cotton were aignad tp
lh» nvw mgrke'lug agreemuut du lag
Hi * Tin** f* w day*, and a number of
tha outstanding tarmsrs sad baal
, «Vd a« who had navar been mam ■
, h1 of tlie a«**clatioti lieforr algntd
lee ngw contract. With what he*
tacn already aigned In Jobn»ton prior
to this t ier day campalKn and with
abut Ira beeu *mned during i ia t>aa'.
f.*W CHV g Rive* John*!on i;< u*ty n
algnad up delivery llilt
pat Seaton. {
Tb ts nnlaatina la em}fr»tr*tta t|
mao In th < different countte- without
any mhilt’onal help aud'K making t
qule’ •at linden, and with fir- high
i ypa of ohi iiiendicra who art resign*
and lie new influential bunt#aval \
men hanker* and merchant, farmer*
who nro i-oming tutu tha ii‘«M>clatlori,
tha indication* are that the aaaofw
lath n will handle ttyin »»a*on aa
much Or probahlv more rutton than
liaretofo- e. way* My Jona*. ;
Mr J< ne* at air- that they are aa* •
pe-Hteg t« mate, a abort drl* a In hli
di ill let early in Annual, nnd tin it <
1 the i-ter who have deliverol aiiprox- _
im it -ly i>n percent ot th* cotton to
the mu iM i»ilon this r**t acßaon. I§_ _
Weyne Wllaon and DuuMa couuiieß
hays already signed the new contract.
’ ’ ■ -= I
LACK OF FUNDS
DELAY CHANGE
(
Nb Mom*)- Will Which Tritns- ,
fen I’ri.hlbitkir Work to ,
Civil Sea - vice
1
M AMHINC TON. Jlt! 16 i/11-thi ,
treasury haw tun InU ob»tgclna IbaS
v 111 prevent | lacing the prohibition ,
I uai'au on n civil tervlc# bast* by (
(.etobi'r I u> provided hy law. ( ,
II uml tea peed by a luck of fund*, j
t ia)i* toward cnrrylrg out (ha lagta- ,
li d' ll of lha last i on jpr *-hava t»*-n t
darkened. It »a* learned today and ~
rrttit o*O*l reee prov nil Spirt Op ,
i‘atlon. trnn“fer of <ba prohibition
enforcement aetielHc* '0 civil nervier |
will he postponed
Alilrougli i x iniina'ioni have been
r.lven. moat l)f the li'liidnl tralor* hv
ih»- civil service coinmlrelon. nu fund* (
ire available for iiomi'rHoit of a H*t <
of ejlglhlex. hut for ttrees poet* und |
ii'nl < ami iiirle ctor* . lentil aiirtt a t
ll*' I* certified lx Hie bureau l*i r J j
rgmiml appointmriit* will pot t»- J |
BPtfl. tl
Rural Vacation Bible
• School Is Successful
Pmiaibillty of»wtle attention of th
il«l)y vacation llil>l*» ai'bool Idea to
man; of the mral cliurchaa of . tbt
country I* to be ai-en in *h# dor***#
fill lermlnaihy) o' f*'»»- Ih*n‘#l» fTiaiie 1 *
’ymmrm
r fr
Hi n* n iiictor of lit i-ln il t, (Inrim
(hr p*«t (wo mi linn* r» lit* directed
*um rnuful HIM* nhoole on tale cir
cuit Hie ire-, no reason why a wrtf
orß.i n iti’<l rtoeely Ktil' I'Otnlfjr
chuiili 4ihiM ifot *la*e -'ich •
•chd"l a' in r««»rull > y a* a c!f>
ihurvh
A# proof *T *bi» h- i&utßt* to' '
fart U>*t there were f>7 hoy* an<i «rli Is
Ui ntU Uiiuiu- ot thr ilJUitia CUoart
kHi.ool on Ihc i’lixrtti* (lay. Tw#aty
tw » war* »wur<l*d err Ifi- ate* for
*wr*“-«|ul riiln>lna4'on •£ work In
Ih* <r.hwl.
Tlir Vi'caUoit Bible reboot Idea ha*
hue ii very »urc4'*fiil for *«veral year* '
a* •ipniicd to tiwn* and dtln. sod!
with the adoption of tomj plan* ori- ,
ironist with (hr parlor of th# Oold#-,
horo Circuit. tha id#o hn* bean work )
i- «'■* *■ *•/' :
_
75 Homes Are Destroyed In
Little Town Ot South Park
And Few Houses Untouched
TO AUTHORIZE
. PRIZEHOUSE
Ociection of BHe Already Made
nnd C'onnlruction Work tu
I SJnrt Soon
Vuthorlx.itlon the
if additional priaehou-e apace for the
Scldahoro tohnoco market ta eipaet
id lo be mode at n meeting oft the
heard of .11 lector* Os the Hock com-
P*ii> formad lo promote the project
call)it for Monday moraine at W:M.
An addition of at least l.lou or
1 tlon M|iiare feet of floor space for
storage or liilmcmi. aufflcieui foe the
need* rtf several c nif*nlr» v to facUt
tle* which the city now nftara. If I*
expected A building ."■« hy :t(W feet
or NO by 2l»ll feel will be erected
under present plan* f
A*. ‘T. Griffin pr««liteut of the
newly formed company and Bpioar
llolmoe «MH-retary ami treiauror.
The dtroctors are John- tt Org*-
ford. Herman Wall. C.rnve* J. Smith.
Kenneth Royall and Faul Yelverton.
Ooostrnetlon of the prlsehona* la
cxtMHited lo aaeure llie , locution of
Jwg-er* hv additional tobacco com
!wni«s it la declared.
Th* iHilldlng will he erected ad
joining the potato storage warekoos*
la the Jericho uectlon
DEMPSEY ENDS
HIS TRAINING
1 /
Put* Gloves Away and Wll»
Turn to Ixitrht Workout a
n, For Blv Hout
WHITE HI'LPHCK Sl’ttINGS N
V. July I# <4*> - Jack Deiupaey'a dr
clxinn to *u*pend all hotlug until hi
climb* In the. Yankee Stadium ( rin*
next Thwrodav night to fight Jack
Sharkey has developed Into the camp
n yatery with only rumor* in sight as
lo the probable notation.
Today Jack drove with bU tralaar*
to Rennliigton. Vt.. for dikner with
friend* there He la expected to
r'att tnmorrow on the road work aad
light cgerclge*. Humor* that Damp
*>ey hnd ruffered a' alight Injury In
training and wa* dissatisfied with hla
irennral showing war* officially den
ted.
t* \ RKK.It Itontll OTEJI TO
t’OI KT IklfßU dIJNW HOYT
WILMINGTON.' July I* (>T) _
George Parker. 20 to9;<y was bonai*
ever to the ruiertor court in SI,OOO
I'ond on a charge of attemp ing to at
tuck Beatrice llan*ey, daughter a
local policeman. The action war
taken in recorder’* xxrrt after pre
Lmlitary h..rin (
#d Ibr |>u-l two rum)
•eelton* and with Mac degree of aur
C*« The primary principle hack .at.
tli* rural acbool la lllblleal through
ont, the children are given Bible
nWITPOa r IJUleo teeaou ahimU to fU
the rarkutt group*. Th# purpo*« ba
in*/ to atudy the Blbla and not*
look* about th# Bible. Our motto
wisht he "dint Urn' people -a mom W*
t"I ligeiit and affectionate appracta*
li in of the Scripture* Ibemaelvaa".'
thl* I* sou great a task to take tre
'hoi* Bible with Ita *»« book*, ao lb#
(rrr-grt’tn b»* hero to- lake otic hook
at a time The acbool thta tuna*#
Luke.
TUI* rural work' baa been mad#
le-aaible by Ihe aaalatance of Ut« Duka
<’oni*l#*toa who far (he paat two
'iiimner* bar# • implied an
to b< u*ed In put*inn on tb« ohool*.
Mr. Laoaard R. Satbnr.Av B. of
• I bike unireralty la aaalting thl* ana*
mar. Working with Mr. gather In tho
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pricr mi cam
Four Killed mid Aim
Than Score laidued jm
South Park; Three lHa
at Lebo» WMIIw Itom
Kansas City; Serieaaf
Tornadoes Swoop The
Northeastward Thru
State
KAMMAIA CITT, ftlf M w
»<*n-A jowfr. * u«b»de
Uimik K««nm (Os Ofc
l*4ai kMfcd ai M t
mu taj-rti parka*. M> aad 4a>
Km* petooa* watt MON <U
■<** **» a nm» »*aa<.l; Iff*'
Jnmnl wkaa a taraada laM naeto
«» lM» tawa Part.
4nh|| '
*-m i—■ m ■
wiwvfll 99Vw TMMp MU
According to it* nitii
uritad la by the directors of tk> fin
«ttr ptarttoaads tor tka atx watfc*
**•!*»» )ut condiM, .t total a<
TtK children took p*rt b tkrfH|-
•Area rarities •( unM iM ■ HllSbl
“»«*■» all tka war tra* storta
ikroaA atorr toiitof. |npiiiti iniin
taaOanft. To ** tk# afcbt* rig**.
day, oare dnrtog tkb atofalag MBit
•«d okce dartaa tka iQlifiiiTy
'*•••• T 4.
Tka "ebtitown eubf' «aHr Wk
■iperrlaba of Edward Htweli .Mg
M»ry I-nr*on lad wiffc MB7i Jto
(•wuoU Kroaada diraatad kr Uarab
Kdrrrtna and Racktl flbfe Tg«W|
•rrond with MU. Tka.afkletlc p|*p.
roaiut a) wiiltaap “trial‘aghnot. «*-
lar Oaaraa Hood% <*#
•Ml koya. Tka onrlbaw Ignrt felk
largartaa oaa'ar ky OH-
Irad Headeraoa. aaajlai Mto tka fa
«aak* of morateg ant hit lag poadMl
d «i front of tka WMNg* fttrott
<cbooi. broagkt Nl Wt^
l *^k ro «ak | aaOHUMk^fflhl
aon by tka Wakktawa tail*. MM
rat kaaobatl tor toy. uadar a kaadrtd
oouodb iakladad aardtol 'gaaaaa odd
• final afaaa oa plajntay wftfet ♦ i
nltad la a *to tor
Tka intlr-playtroakd track aad flaM
moat kgadlM (U*«
to H»nnaa part wkaap two ton*>
-od a halt or *»m*» **rt narWtg
**•*• o,6 Kiw ~+ZT'
«* point* aatoadlkMiSSS^irSm 513
«*t attandaaea present. *
re« were gtvaa awtahTat t*e Pnakf
tartaa poor, and uotk«r totr M
wera carried to Craaeeat Lake aa *
► winvraioa party. Pareata' day at tkt
icround* waa «lyaa over to a aßaatol
program of. gaaiae aad Mtofta. kkl
turned oat. ,
- — x:-, *W "
iriwn TO MU*
KRANKUN. July (MlHltltor
»ad pr more meat bar* a# tka Aql*
Order of Meckoalm. of tka OfitoS
American Maefcaaiea. (raaa tka lb!
most »outkw*>*ra .npaatto* of 'ikO
trtet matting Jaty to. Wkttoaal Üb*