tEATHWt
Generally fair Wednesday and Thurs
.’ay.Xaoai whuwers in rcuthweiL
VOLUME SIX; NUMBER lbl
300,000 POUNDS SOLD IN GREATEST OPENING HERE
OLD GLORY WELL ON HER WAY NON-STOP FLIGHT TO ROME
Price Somewhat Under That
Paid At Opening Last Year
But Approximates 20 Qs.
Auction—m Do Not Klnluli With
* I’ll— In Big Brick on Open* '1
—nf fcnjc Day
CIIRKIN OPERATORS GET
ADDED HOUSE SPACE
Arrange for Space in Wayne
BonOed Warehouse to Take
Case of Offerings
Gel—hero yesterday experien
ced the greatest sales of any
opening day in the history of
the tobacco market here. Auc
' liens had begun in the eiorning
la the Big Brick warehouse an')
although an estimated sum of
300,000 pounds was sold, a nor
tioa of the house remained to
be auctioned this morning.
The price paid was lightly off
as the opening price of last year
—« condition also reported as
existing on the Wilson market,
acesrding to the WUson Times—
but the price for fair offerings}
averaged about SW cents. There
were » number of sales for 40
cents, hot the average was preb*
abhr about 20.
Alsrat-gh hnmr WUT be needed
fndear the Big Brick this morn,
hag, It wym thought, and then the
aacthMspre wlf proceed to the
Tlmberlake House.
Fully 600.000 pounds of the
r hnh offerings are still in
clfye%~:be sold. JMn W.
Tsyk>r of the Taylor Brothers
estimated last evening that his
bouse has 300,000 pounds under
obligation already within the
dty and In ordar to taH care of
groat loads pf the golden weed
already here, Mr. Taylor ar
ranged to secure any portion of
the Wayne Bonded Warehouse
which may be needed.
Unloading of the weed nnd
preparations for sales a l (he
Headed warehouse will go for
ward this marring. Mr. Taylor
said. He estimated that there
already was a sufficient amount
offered to take up a great purt
of 96,000 additional square jeet
of floor space arranged for at
the Warehouse.
The Umberlake house was
jammed to utmost capacity and
the annex, a huge garage next
to the City Hall on North Cen
ter street, was also loadrd to the
lees for the second sale today.
It was doubted whether the auc
tioneers would be, able to sell
oh—the Tlmberlake house, and
entirely dear the Curriiv today.
The additional 95,000 square
fast of floor space secured by the
Taylor Brothers,* operators .of
the Currin House, and the addi
tional facilities pravidroU*. the
annex to the Tlmberlake Houhc.
facilities arranged for since the
flrst of- the week, bring totnl
floor space of * the Goldsboro
market (o beyond 265.000 square
feet qp against 151,000 square
feet when the murket opened.
figure* of the opening day of the 1927
.Fn* berth CpnalMa.-'MshL-laoS
thaJ-fIT.
Most iiutw,'"'" sou: offered
on the floors of 6<rodd warehouses In
•• -taw act.tioa f
< An earlr avrtaJH' price "bowed
around JO cent# 8> be a eoneervat ire
eetHnate The better |t«dr>> wtlj Im
offered later.
l.#«t yrt»r the bright belt r«ld 212,-
4100.604) pound* at »" average of
T.. 53 Nr the crop. This year’* es
timated crop of 421,966,600. all hands
predict, will brine at least as abort'u
price and better
The four lnrgp.it .market* of the
•action, WiUqp. Green rill*. Kinston
and Rooky Monet, in today’s orwaing
bandied offr 10.006,000 pounds. W'll
i tCogUguad n Phi Two)
'll 1 *"
THE GOLDSBORO NE WS
BEAD IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
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BIGHT PAGES TODAY
Goldsboro Preacher •
Robbed in New York
,
“Witt Is- hamr Saturday, hat
■ay bate l* walk,” was the word
which friends here received fes-
Uiday Irani Km. K. K. Brawn as
the tJoMab-.tr* MethedM circa it,
who with Mr*. Brown, has been
spending .sometime in hew York
(Rj. Mr. Brawn may hata ta
walk, he explained. beewate »f
the fad that thleres entered hi*
hot* I roam, stole all bis manoy.
and nil rlnthes as hhnsdf and
Mm. Brown that had heaa left in
the room.
FREMONT YOUTH
DIES SUDDENLY
Was on Operating Tabic Fori
Minor. Operation When
Death Came
(Special to Tbc News)
FREMONT, Scpl. 0- Thomas Whit
ley, It. son of ’he late Henry T
Whitley and one of the most
you ax men rif thin li’are diorf ia-Wll
soa this morning while undergoing
a minor operat ion
Young Whitley was' preparing to
pntkr tie ITnhrenily cf North Caro -
|!nu this fall and had Ikmoi adyi-H-d i
lo have his tona’l* removed. 11l Ike
highest of spirits nnd youthful cxn
tt-ranre, he had gone early today tp
Wilon for tbc operation. A few hours
Inter came hack the sad werd that 1
he had died on the rperatlns table.
A*., an athlete with the F*ea»ont
high arho"! teams, Whitley had dis
tinguished himself in basketball and
in football. Ijiat year he was a rtitd
tn 1 at FVhbure Military Acadum*
and here again he brought honor to
bin self.
He’'la survived by Ills mo'her, Mrs.
Lixxic Whitley, and hy hi* grand
uiolher, Mrs. Uuirn Ay rock.
Funeral srrri«ic will In- conducted
at 5 o’rtfH-k Thursday a Her u don.
RANmTMpIIIIKIfrRD
lit mini;. Kept. 6 ~(/T) Tory Gan
non raid to he one cf tbclwo ‘bandits
who on Monday held up and r°hbcd
the Vatic Cfuci* bank was captur
ed late last n|gl\t at the home of hh
falhor, Arthur »Catinou Just across
the North Cvoliim line •" Teoucssoe
i nd was brought tmek to Today.
New Hope For Redfern A»
Ship’s Story Is Examined
flßUNb'* ICK. Gn., Kept, fi .
Belief among the backera of the J
l’»unswlck to Ilrasll (light that I*wul |
-IPdfern the youthful aviator, is safe
r« ou the BoutU Amerteuu
i onlTnent, hits be«B xtreugthsned V
the cleatMirntion of the story that thn
i.-lan coast hry the cr'cw of u NorWO- J
:-lun learner
. • UkMSK im » iliatsHpoowo Wi
JUjubel Awa ..Ilia. itf
i Christ;nr Klw-hg aairt they wiw (he ;
nirplane ai d natives rc|K»rtcd seci'u
'% TTyWf ifTUftg OfTrttkvi rWdf deFS
friend* “f Redfern b<-licvr the dat'-'
Hoinuhow hav6 been confused and
.IM Jftft .MritiCll*. .It
thia isHrue then Il«slfera, after learn t
Ing the direction of lund, from th" j
flew straight to Veaexnela
as rela'erf and reaching the anast
•Inc, continued aonlhward. Ilia tmek
era believe he linded somewhere
aKuig the ooa*t aud" did not attempt
to fy lu and.
Meanwhile Dr. Kredricb C. ned
lera, Columbia. S. C.. father of Paul,
was considering whether to Join an
txpctJlUop which ta planned to make
- tdOLUHHUKO. N. C. WEDNESDAY HORNING. SEPTEMBER 7, 1927
TRYING OUT RIJN
MUSTANG PONY
Harflrock Simptton of Burlington
Runs Through City Eg Route
To Morekead City
Gold boro bad a glimpse of a race
yesterday novelty of which in thia day
of anioinebQua nnd airplanes wa*>
v*rj striking. Alkui - si* o'clock u
-mall bora* waa seen trotting, thr*H#li
the •tree!!' and jual liehlnd waa a
runner in shirt and trunks trotting
us iho bis life depended on It.
Investlkallou ' roved that this «a*. a
|«rt as Ipt —r»"«t d»v »nl frnia
Mngton of an endurance race hot warn
the man and hoursa> w* to which
could l avcl groni Burlington >•
Morahead aad back the quicker n IMO
purae to go to tbe winner.
The runner', name was Paul
"mrdrock” Himpson, a stjidrn at
R’on Collcg-. Owcu fksctUe rode
the Tegaa mustang.
Occupants of Cne of lb* two autp
trobllos accontpnnylng tbc racers told
Tile Nc-wa reporter that at one place
'•Rard nek" had J-up twenty four
miles without a rest. In another
stretch, coming Into Durham He had
traveled 36 miles In 4 hours «nd a
quarter. I
-The comiuithor* left Burlington
Monday mnrnltlg at nine amCarrlved
at Raleigh where I bey spent the
ulght at eight o'clock, a distance of
| Ml mile*.
Th-\ whale dn>tanc« to l*e trgvelod
i« 175 miles asch way or a total of
ahWU. Jj'l ~
ft was s ild that Blutreou would Im
Mt onLant la Ihe transcontinental
rac* planned for next Jd^rch,
DORMITORIES
AT HILL FULL
More Than 1.400 Sludopls Am*
nigned to Fifteen
, DormitoricM
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CIIAPEL HII.U Sept. 6 All rooms
in the University Os North Carolina
! 'ornihorlee have been filled, accord
ing In announcement today from tbe
afflcc of J. A. Warren, treasurer.
"Wl h the ai proach of tlw fall, open
Ing.” said Mr. Warren, "numbera of
sppJiritionx for room* potrrlag in
foim men who wait until the Inac
lo make reaervalton* are be
fog turned down AM rooms on tho
campus hava been filled and deposits
have beon made by each ,;ipplic*nt to
In-ure their reservation.'*
Thlu uanotitiremcnl, transla'cd Into
flrrtres" mean* that huproxlrngtely
I 100 studeuta have !>• en assi;rncd ta
Ihe 15 ou tbe carrpus, not
Ini'uding Spencer Hail, *he co od
buildhig With 2750’students «spac
ed when 'he University opens Septem
ber 23. thi< leaves 1350 who will have
In Ihi accommodate'! in frat-mity and
roomily house* In the village
.un extended aeurch LIU! jungles for 1
! the lull sing youth. Dr. Ilrdffrn la
ronfidCjiif libi son still is alive, m iking
bis way oiit U» civllaatlon ami be ;
lev es weak* may be required before
tfeftoile word la r«c«ivad. ? -
l|ie American legation at Caracas.
mdimH'tf A*.iXHt ataikriaiVw"
1 pnr'mcnt today that It had been un
: .Me to obtain further Information
»nhaul -Mrr-uti plane writ wt the tTr
<*- trtr» t
il-!nlft- Dt-W at u very high altitude so
that none of the Indentifleallon eyin
loli or lirlUring on the fuscliigc was
visihle. Natives did not nnow whether
it wus a monoplane or biplane.
The t uaaaaa xastm utstad taw *w
j plsnc was ohsrrvrd "H v K*lutdav as-
J IcrusMtn, while ihe l«>g of Ike Fhrlst
inn Khn»g shows H«*»lfcrn nwt the
•hip on Friday .afternmm following
l.ia hop fpim H'inn Isle lleai-h
here Thursday at nets'. If the dat>*
w«re oorrcct that flight l.mhers
not undsrstsnd why so long a time
wa- sent la traversing the 206 or 360
miles between the spot where Red
fern left lbs ship and wbara the
craft w»s observed over th* 1 Orinoco
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MARKET Ml SINiiS
■ %gpL. t, ■
■ iiipi n
Jskn hea', I’ork towaikip far
mer, said a H*#d as tebarrs «n
the t.old»»mro maahd yesterday
morning, la Ihe rit rrnuo "
rislled Ihe floors as Ihe largest
leaf tnharro marhci l“ the nsrld.
Whew he returned*,** Goidsknro.
he told his friends. ”UaldsMro
averages an a Who*# seemed liel
t«.** Mr. Aral m aw qaotr I »s
hat lag made rarefsl Inresliimtieu
as lo urh-es brosrrlM by rertaln
qualities.
"*»' .'4|
Thad Yfiarai prwadaent
Kurrkr farmer. tlsHml the Gwlds
kara tsbaccu amrtd* yesterday.
He also tis Med It market of
the hlggesl leaf Iqjarro market
la the world. WtlaM aa iaapec
tloa fnnr of the imups aa tke lat
ter market he eaam away sal In
field that fxfdnbaro waa r"°d
eaouwh for hlau
"Frlopa wore no .better Mina
those pqid ia floldsharo,” he aald.
He wa« roaylaeod that the.
qmalltr of the waed altered on
the floors of it he MnOt .leaf
tobacco market ‘ 4* Ike wfwld
was belter thao that offered here.
MAY GIVE MORE
MONEY FOR WK
Formal Endornemeitl fnrrrassd
Federal AM For entry Re
search Work
a
AHHKVILLE, Hept. 6 fdl-WBr
o
mnl enUoraemcai of iuc4-«as«4 fed
eral nppropilatioua for tnvestigatlvo
work In forestry and related work
whs r. I veil by the national renourc*
productl'in dcparUnout of the Un l«d
States rhamber of (3jmnM'rre,' Jos
eph Hyde Pratt, president of the
North Carolina forestry association
has revealed,
The endorsement was In the form
of a resolution n'proving the prln.
i ipies laid down In n bill Inifoduend
by Rcprt-! cuts'l vc John Mcflweoncy
of Dhiq, ij.i the last session of C»n
riations'to the department of agjlcpl
tura for promoting tb<* full
land for t ; inh*-r growing nnd -other
purpose*, nuthnrixed a national snr
v«y of hires', resource* and timber
requirements nnd provided for con
tinual ion of°expanslon of research In
t ! nibcr growing, wood ulilixstlon and
the elimluat'oii of waste.
Similar endorsement.'} of this bill
-T>y the nntlonsl lumb-r maeufscinr-rs
uHnociatl"n; the s ntc of Wisconsin,
the eouthem forestry rongTrt»T, ;,nd
oilier Inripe nnd Inf'uential organlra
-tlons show widespread “ ra ls
liejtp- taken In securing adequate fdnd
for "f scientific luveHll
pn'lqnxl' tlmlwr growing, better nl
fTixatfon <f wood products, forest <■■■»
tr and TO'ectiuw to alrt-am flow and
water power, development of
game nnd autmnts in the Torest, Pfall
taid
It is expected a Mil similar Co the
McPweciiey measure will In- Inlroduc'
ed In tbc next session of congress,
ha dec'nrcd # lt will tin n b"< om# a*WF
of the rdnsrructivr piece} or tegt-ta
iauumd. • iwoemwse—
■ kwnr"rtW«u wit 1 * fWdrtWPoJff’ ■tj?‘
nnr',, The great virtue of awh n
hill ta tb it II <Mjjl '
sive tew v-or plan as n ruble to Has
of the budgi-t nnd rongrci« ‘tqch'a
plan wskj.ts sn m towwnt"
Insuring regu'ar. gua'alned growth
In tiu- rcseareh acllrjUbs prorklad for
FLIGHT TONTPOAKU
a
IIARIU>II fIRACK, N. K. Kept. f. -
(4’» The hop off of th-..* • l.ondoo te
I < ndon plane Hlr John Carling was
i postponed today tin'll Uqno'ruw rnrsrn-
Ing. Tin .flir.r, ('attain Terry Tull)
and Lt. Met'-cair. derided to devoty
today tomr*rhaultng 'heir plane whlck
arrived Here Jesterday from Caribou
Manic.
THREE MEN GOT r
FIGHT FOR CHI
- * j
I'urked AutomobileM Have
Killed Space About So Id lent
Field
CHICAGO. Kept 6-HPlr-Tha three
men-largely responsible for giving
Clsicngo. l a flrat heavyweight chain
plon.ship hexing match can look out
the frent wdndnw of their ofTicsa and
-cs ncrosa the the immense!
siadium where Deiupaay and Tunnay
vlll fight B»|.fember 3S.
Fr«in Twelfth Street to Tweii'y
~ '• cou*T sfrert the atndium extend* a
long the t-entvr of Grant l*nrk, |IU!o
more than n block from th* moat
fnmons tho-ougb ars in the city, Mich
irtkn limiluvard
Rdw-nrd J. Kelly, president of th*
-KftUh Park, which granted tho a*o
irof Soldi W FI rid I" Tex Rickard, has
offices i.ardly more In an a siono'j
throw from ihe strucure. 'S*
Rl<ksid's hgpdquarters in tha Con
gress hotel look out over tha arena
nnd George F. Beta, tho millionaire
coal operator, who took up flghk pro
moting to bring tbe bout to Chic-igo,
can turn In hlx office Chair and lock
down Into the stadium a few blocka
uway.
The wide spaces of Grant Park’s
I (Ki acre at retch held nearly 26,000
parked nuUtmobiles for tho Army
Navy game lust fall, while aa rneay
more taxicabs ppssed in and out of
the broad drive Koldlsn Field l(es he
twaen fh* »wt> wide InmlWarda which
hk-n. Ihe iaka tboaa % oaa Tar aaStl)
ami one for south houad traffic.
BROCK MAKES ~
ANOTHER JUMP
b. 1
Round Would Fliers Have Cov
ered H.O.'M) Milo* in 83 Hours
Flying Tin*
CALCUTTA, Septa «. - (AD- The
Pride of Detroit with Brock and Bcti
le »e abroad, hopped o?f*from Calcutta
Uilr morning for Rangoon, 606 tulles
distance.
CALCUTTA, Jvrtla. K»pt.
Tli» Pride of Detroit apant the day
on the grouud h*-p- Imvtcud of wiagitig
fits way onward In lla globe circling
Mrat attempt... M m K. Brock, pilot
ghrt\Kdward H. Be hire o< cup led their
time resting mid preparing the plsn<*
lor Its next hop with Uangoon, 665
miles'away its, destination.
Thr journey here from Alahaluid.
465 mile away bud hern made in I
hours nud 40 ininiil'-s Their arrival
here put 8.036' mil"* of their tot"l
a.ound Ujc world mileage liehlnd them
. They still have 13.300'miles to go.
They ie.fi Harbor Grace, N. F.. August
Their sctunl hying time la >8
hours.
Authorize Issuance C*ly V
Improvement Bonds $75,000
Meeting lu KdJiiurimd session last
' veiling ihe city aldermen passed or
iliie'xci euthorlxing ihe issuance of
f75,00(1 p4‘'"'ancn( improvement bond,
asngeilrt realty companies sums fm
the iiihiallatJou of water and *cw*r
r^arwu'cia l »ry»/wn»si.v J.wcu-vtviransjtiwat'Wwevfi-sa.^rowvvawrunwo’.-sLat'v’XjiL'.'f
p. ’wnuiii,a dAsHkw' >
J'arfc.fiourU and decided upon aide
w#lka.aj»d ciuha. with guUor toc. say
"rrwt Tnrrte of th <d> ; ‘
r.‘ t«sr»iwu*w»4i. All!, Mfe'j
offered for sale on Onlober 17" mid
r' the IT'i lmJt tl,» issued *56 (Win
EBuawKsmaKia'srK • Alusia—aanauiiiianr«qwwramaagw»a«siaaatigayi»u IlirtlSe l—i| |
will tie for the purpose of taking care
of tn prov-mentH now IM-Injt made in
the water system of the city. Instatin'
. law. m 6 • Kwn* -4"*vw pump wnd-IWB"'"
Sirail'nu iif. a new tump bou*e. oth
•■r lent* -ipvolfieilly provided for In
c'nde: 17.1100 f-r s'orm sewera,-47 ( -
000 for sanitary sewers, 12,000 for
stri-et and for curbing.
Cutters nnd sidewalk*.
City ( lark Kn' nee rem'rted that th#
total indvbtU'dntpa of the city is n»w
*1,715,50*1 fropi, which the e I* an
allowable reduction.of *646,490 leav
ing II.10$,060„ Thl* represent* 6.*9
percent of the total valuation of city
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EIGHT PAGEB TODAY
Radio Message Received At
8:30 Last Evening Reported
. Ship As Over Newfoondbud
j OLD GLORY’S LOG|
Kept 6 1t«33 r. M. Kavtrru,
Standard time, leek of from Old
Orrkard. Maao fnr Kerne. —-
12:15 P. M.~ Passed utor rwa«t
guard station at Popbam Beach,
16 altn want as starting point.
i P. M.- Passed Moaekagw
kaa Island, Maine, an entrance ta
Praobacwt Bay.
3US P. M.- ( anadtaa frehrkter
Empress reparts ta ladepeadeat
wireless sighting OM Glery tea
m i lev *f Detgkh), Ketla Htmtla.
<155 P. M. SI. Jeha, !». H
Wire lose Hlillsx ydkrl up mes
sage from OM GMry** radio stal
ing mak ag 166 miles as hour.
All Wril.
Slls P. M. OM UMry pasam
ever Harbortllle, Havla Moot la,
fly lag lira.
4>16 f\ M. Belle t*d sighted
over Pam Mrs, ( amberlaad rwsa
ty. Serin MrwUh. Plane flying high.
446 P. M. OM Otocy psasml
ever Truro, fl. h., flying eawl by
6 P. H, —Nlghlefl ever Nbefh
SMeey end Hoatb Marr. Cap* Ore
lon.
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No Developments
Reidsville Cane
lIKIDBVILI.IC, Kept A GIT -There
were no new dcvo|<»r««nt* her# today
In the R. Smith Petty mwrder caao.
The criminal term of ftockinghgni
county Superior court ia lu aesilon at
Wentworth, the ominty seat and aoli
or Owyna nnd Sheriff J. F. Smith
who were ac'lve In' uncovering Hit
murder, are busy with <*>urt affairs.
As a result, further inveetlgation
that might lead to other arrest# for
tbn murder for which Mrs. Alma
May Oatttu, the slain tun's dsagh cr
j* now held in jail. Is temporari'y
delayed. Official* today did elaborate
cu the stale and yoslcrdsy that three
men Teruapectcd of heriug a pari I"
the crime.
The stranger who i* aald to have
given Petty a sound beating the lakt
limn he waa seen alive hern la *n|d
to he known to a number of real
dents pnd It la believed he may know
something about the care, The frmn-
I er local drugglet also under suspic
ion, (a *elrt to Havre horn located, ts
. is thought that as soon aa the sheriff
' end solicitor get away from thia term
-,of criminal court they will resume
T'pe stlno* to remove many at the
' elements of mystery.
property. It wns said. City A<torncr
lam. Iluiui'hrey declared thni this
was n very good ehnwing In eompari
sou wl'h other eitles of the same
population of Goldsboro
CTTy ‘manager Iwao IPdlowetl w*a
...MsmOwrt wwtbermirttvn
nn Ar.edrot.ynvw*"' t*-
i r side walk, curb and gutter on i^
part of Koutli Oak eireet, on North
a#*k uif >■'<> ii> Mtpa-4*s*a*s» -|p
Archje Gulfrr war granted uetmls
. Mflh F- rtr, i a titling station n- er
the Overhead t>rhige at Grantham and
..[ Caaalbis slmel i
Imt wiyeicent of the'"ld car b 1 rn
so as lo provide adcqueU- stable
♦pace for stork of the city street «fe
pUirtiiPfit wss authorised, frills wotjk
| will cost shoot |7no, it was said.
-Of the t<-lat of 15,00 expended In
! lfrlallttig sewer nnd water lines tn
Onk
against /the Oak Ifelgh's rca'ty om
paiiy f»r 'ewer construction. Thw
i j company will nay 6 percent lnt<**eat
’ on that sum less Ihe sewer line cosfa
i I*l*lll such time aa the water - line
- teceipts In tbe aectloa begin to pap
l ' 6 percept ou tbe Investment.
I (Continued o« Page Two)
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(.OEM AS I’AKhKNUKH
«Ik (Mans Mskts lM Milss H*ir
(s Rosts Which Has Ussa
Chocked
NEW YORK, Sot. I.HfMti iS>
dependent wlrSiii oempajm l«i«M
announced receipt «f e mip fron.
ttir United BUtee liner perfo W**k>
injrton which enid thet the mcoo»le»e
Old Olery *n heMi«t%ver Nov
Knuudlead M «;!• r a. Rnetyra SUn
third lime.
The meaf.jgi frirwi tb# frtamai v#*
lojnd by the (Horse WuUagius asp
•a fail*wot
New Keundland all O. K„ Making
good time ”
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OLD cmcf**t4- fr-H*)
aeOfHjr and SHWafUtty
today ** n 4~ nikped ’She^hNSr4ewaied >
i< win HUI the meat.
ti'Ht at tha Mart Midi hia » the
po«'ht»lt wee Ueyd Bdrhtod.whs will
elt*ud la the aarlgatigo aafi Indio
operation la additlaSta Mthniog lflit
at the nwtrohi at IstaffiM Hill h»
*< «t wae Philos >Mrs4 j „
editor oT the New Yerh Mins# aad
«'jrh» director, who rtfrapdfcted Wh>
Tivne end BerUad had WMas their
a tree a cheerful ferewtll. Mr eromea
relative wae pr«»cat te egeed Rill cr
hi. viy but Mre. Para* (tad fives
him a hwrtf ttH. A Chthaltc prteet
had eprtnhltd Mol; Water ea tha
Plena aad Imparted We Hanging os
plane and freer.
Natioaal suardeaipa MW bsof the
crowd which had gather* to Watch
the etrat. Rlpwlr at fIMK but with
oek-klr gathering •#•£& tlSTplase
rolled down the heath, • Ml ssi •
I" ir heforc taking the ||f. RR the
runway of 7-1 of a mile at BSgf*T«lt
field. N. T., whence It |B< host
i lanned Orel to make the gttrt. la
•htttty to get off the ground ooooer
would here meant dMMdr. Horn
there wae a larger margin if saiotp
nd Old Olory ewoag out panned the
end of the long pieaedre jpgr as)
wee ward.
The mere hoped to tsA Roane
without a atop. Prom tjpo ribioHy of
New PoaudUuM. Bartend pleased hi
navigate the fiase etreglht Is Bare
r dean. Prance. ■
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TOMB SRST MSCffIBM
NRW YORK, Soft. t—Do*Octl»ce
who uncovered In Broofclya S "bemh
• V'woWh ui aueahun eut mail
cd of horn bias the court bsUflag »S
“ ftronktyn yesterday ltg-*~i~
"*'«ed Hi a tenement feom aMUrchtv
tlc Hteratare, maps at |Rnf -Ituik
•'><l Waehingtoa. eeet lead, intricate
, '»•! machine enough pafto to
, build 10 dekdly bombe. #
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Al LKt.EU BVKRfT IS ARttpfßW
, AmIPRER: MUNf fRWIf
i boon* N. c.. Sapt- MIPt-Hhnr
t>enon, eaid to he one es thd two
, bandit, who on Monday half up and
• rubbed the Valla CrSahi MM, wsa
, mptnred late laa>. nlfht at tho home
. o t hi. father Arthur Oeafcpu |uat
i arroaa the North Caroling W» hi
Tenneeeae, and wae hreaylß hank ts