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;• WEATHER
vV* y % : •'„% T? * »
tartly clpady Friday |a'urday
prabaoty ahowers.
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VOLUME SIX; NUMBER 166
SIR JOHN CARLING ENTERS PORT MISSING PLANES
Block Ob Floors Os Houses
(Seared With 350,000 Lbs.
Yesterday: Total 901,000
BfUar Grata Expected fi Be
For
PROBABLY PASS 'MILLION
IN AUCTIONS OF TODAY
AH D»y Yeotcrdoy Given to
Sales for Curria House awl
Annex
Eati«Mita *•>•:< or |SO,<rtHl jnuud*
<? of tobacco la the Cun in homeland
Waju Bonded warehouse. a fNrrln
’ hhi, «a yesterday krmtght **te--
ca the OuWsboro .naskct to !M>,QOo
' pounds for the Rtst three day* of the
market. t Thosc who followed the sales
closely stated that price* look an np
Ward targf front the opening auction*
and that the general average wa*
bfg ra. geeterday’s auctions clear
(he b*ortt which bad existed on the
'market lino# Monday «dgh«, and place
the floors ta preparation for the re
cant pt ton of Ike circuit this morning
First' fitlo goes hack to the
nig Brick house the house which got
the. first' ski* on Monday end cstth-.,
liehed whet Is believed to be a world*
reeord tyr sales under one roof by one
set es bayers In one day
nany above the to
tal for the weak beyond the million
pound mark, a ncord at Mast ofle
third In advansr" of that *e! lor the
first weak Inst year.
Tberyjni iwm.gwHnios that
the ofteridfh vffßTtndny *rt 1 begin
to take on abe Bar duality, while
there were fH*ona* sales for 5* and
ft rent* yesterday, the average qual
ity wan as a, losr grade and did not
command *ueh*sHc*. Kspert* point
had water roped a considerable por
•laqtWbm V* pan«||uo.> aqi t*q» too |»-
tfen Os the sand lug* disi»osed of
thta year aad that much of the weed
brought to the ftpora had been cored
weeks ago, due id the varycearly sen-
Continued check up of the biggar
a market* df the Raatem Carolina belt
stHl dtsc’ored that Ooldsbo-ct ha*
maintained it* awn In prices with the
other markets.
The market Has drawn tobacco from
a number of counties in the sale* this
“arhek. BfTrn roaatlca were repre
sented In the auctions - maiic hero
yeserday.
MELVIN BOUND
COUNTY COURT
:T "j •■'•.y. •
Man Who AowMitUd Wife With
-FUo At Liberty Under
S2OO Bond
" Ed Melvin, young white imTiT>ho
o late Wednesday aftenmoon struck hi*
wife la the bead with a file, inflicting
Injuries which necessitated her un
derfolng an pperatiaa a local hospi
tal. -was yesterday bound to County
Coart after a preliminary hearing be
fore Mayor Jack HIM fit city court.
Bead as I2*ft was allowed aad thia
was furalthcd by B. O. Edmundao*.
- Melvin bad explained that VtunHig*
hi* wife In a hurst of anger when she
bad struck him with a cmincclim:
rod. The two had been wrangling ov
er changing ; lire* on an aul"mobilc,
It wan taid
si gke. mkrtUs .rejrm
r •‘"kid an vtDkdVf) »Wlf«»Vfh|r; "fli Vitfh
was the high spot In the in Id week
sc■'*l*oll of city court
mfflbew Pbftcr war df?< haVgcit
withe the costa for apedlng.
Dank Rhodes paid U ami c<*sta for
being drank.
Isaac Hamilton was fined I, aad
costs fpr speeding.
_„ . TMOftMRR UiL%
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HATAVI/, ft, r., Sept * m
Two state trppperi were shot and
killed today near <Ru»hford after it is
said, they had nrre*tad Roy Wagnor
ou a charge df defrouding a gasoils-’
filling station. Police'a* ones b?gan
a search of nearby woods in which
the allaged siagor took refuge. The
meo killed w*r* Robert Ray t and
Arnold jumgamte *■'_ _■
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS . BEFORE THEY BUY.
BIGHT PAGES TODAY
INFECTED FOOT
ENDS MARATHON
Burlington Youth Who Famed
Through Goldsboro
Out In Kinston
J*Hardrock” fltuliiigton
v«ut who cradled considerable e«-
cltcment a hell he Raised slir.iugh
r.o’d- lmro on hi ■ proposed marstlion
race ’o Mor head City and return In
conrpetitlon with a Texas pony, devel
oped an inserted foot in Kinston and
did not continue the race. Rurltngloa
~a4*patehe* stated yesterday that lie
had returned to his borne, but planned
to try again on the’ marathon in n
month. . »
Stories nut of KlnMon held that
rite pony wn* in much worse condition
physically when the Lenoir city was
reached.
Simpson quit in Kinston when Dr.
Ira M. Hardy told him' It Would
greatly endanger his life for him |o
go on, should the infection already
ivident spread through his system..
He showed little the effect of the
•ft rifle long di stance) pace tie had
ret.
The Trans p*ny was stalled S
wiles east of Kl**s on waiting f>r n
truck to haul him home. Me had dnn
more than many expectoct him to da,
and ahout all t'nt he could hav >
done. He would hayn 4 been entlrelv
ont bn nnsther rt*v. the born declared.
The country hoy wlic wa< running
or nn education, mid who plans to
take o's ngoln wl hln a month on the
«a&e IH'n cooftth-ot that he will win.
tad many thrlMlng, etperlenc.es on
the trip. He was nbowsred with
ro*e*. Kiven police escort and
na<ouiltvd and cha-ie,l as im escaped
wild man.
App*xaching Raleigh a meddle
son grabbing at his trunk Biinfs
son grabbing at hi* tr'uni. Simp
son brushed his hand - aside, ft In
•nlt d him anß *he called tavern I
others and gav.e chase. Ihrcatenlir;
to heat up the marathoner. "I did
not have time to fight, even if I had
- **~*’Mng man, and especially
aralnst odds. *<> I went into n sprint
that eliminated my ailveraHrlc*
wl hiw 2Wt yards,” "lto< k’’-»*ld, rc
ca’llng the Incident.
He was chased out of (Jarncr, n
moh evidently believing he wa* nn
e caped Inmste from Dix Hill. He
«ioe»n’t know what high have hap
pened to bint if a traveling man had
not Informed the crowd wlm lo; ws*.
lh*y then cheered him on bis way,
The or Owen F«u
cette came in for a* lot of prattle
from Blnrson. He said be did not
believe eny could have got'on more
out of the pony than he did. Until
the last mlhute it was a hot rac - *
with the jnaa and horse alternating
and jockeying fer front position.
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HKAKMT ('t’POSKD I'MIIHT •
t/08 AVO ELKS, Sept. »-Wlltiam
ffgp4o|ph Ifearst Jmul givpa
ies of telegrams that passed bctweop
Itlm and PhfHip I’nyne. manager «> f
the Old fllory flying expedition sad
who was one of the three men übonrii
the cruft. Commenting upon the
felesfrangf. Mr. Hearst raid
- or,:;nr. jcwj
• rip, <>u account of the recent dl*-
aau«s, #«4 *--di4 -■ bp*t •'*«- pperwri-t
'.he plane Uum. gftiag. 1 had m> Idog
that Mr. Payne was going under sny
cirriim*tsnees. I earnestly hope th*t
all on boaid Old Glory will Ik> saved”
n.A*H were maim:
to DYNAMITE THE
“"H, - • TBAfN -DF kFMAfr
’ W“
Constantinopi.k. Hert. * <A»>
—A plot Ui dynamite fresideni Maa
tapha Kamal's train when re rrlurned
to Angora In October is said hv the
authorities to have been confe-sed to
l.y a b*nd which Turkev
front the Greek Island of Samos and
was captured bv the Turkish army on
.August H. The accused are now on
trig! to vMints*l court *t Blamboul
GOLDBBOBO, N. C FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1*27
'' • d
BIG RISE IN CO T TON PRICE
Postoffice Receipts
Gain 114 Per Cent
kecripfs at the Goldsboro port
office increased 111 prrreat dar
ing lagast aver the same month
a jraur ago, according la statistics
tuned yesterday by Fnatma«ter
K. A. Klnikins, who revel wed the
rah'Untfail growth at total baal-
MK handled by the local office.
Daring Aagast IM! receipt* to
ta'od M.7W.U*. Far August Ibttf
the reevlpts wqre enly Wdt*2J7,
U jump es
atariinc off well,* said Mr. Mini
kins, "and Ike chaares are that
wa will do better than last year.”
A comparison of the first eight
mea h* es IWT with the first eight
antti as | U made by Mr. Nlm
kln* ladlentes Hint the gain la
receipt* baa ret been confined te
any ene month, during the first
eight meath* Just past, the peat
etftj-e look In Mh.IMS.MI. an In
creb** of 1M05.17. a* receipts far
the first e'ght amath* es IMt
Were only B*M*L**«
HOLD FUNERAL
YOUNG WHITLEY;
os . !
I*prge Grewdn I'ay Tribute to 1—
Young Boy Who Died in
' Wikvon Monday
P’UKMONT. Sept One of the
Inrguat fuubra's ever held In P’reuiont
was that of H Thomas WtiM«n pan- *
fhfjay nftemeoa at five o'clock, con
due’ed by Rev, Christopher 1
A quartgUe composed of Mr*. Frank
W aUon, Miss ltuj.li Yelverton, Mr. _ 1
Paul Blaloek und Mr. L. J. Benton, 1
rang ‘'Abide With Me ” Pall bearers 1
vert-r JSlnr idid nut Hay.*, wtniain "
nod John Overby. Prcd Doe*..Jßurtis
;iud Byard Aycoik and Claren^Cobb.
Ths first irvrn named were first 1
-cousin* of Tbcma*. Bight girl fftends
wwrc floral, bciu-ers, Ml**cs Gruwe
Beeves. Peggy Strickland, Relay
Flunor Best, I .outs Hayas, Mildred ‘
( old,, Martha Mumford and Barab
toanlala. Tha floral - wera
handsome and numerous. A blanket! 1
of whl e aster* and white roses cov- j. ;
. r.sl the ussket. Bcrvleea were short ;
M»d simple cn account of his mother. •
who boa heim pnistrated since his i
dealh. Hi* fa'her Ms. II Thnma* j
Whitley, was klllnl in an automobile
aecMent in I»2J. Thomas was her
i.uty child and Hiirli it KilgM ami pro- j
inlssltig young Ik»>'. In the iwsst of j
health and high spirits, he went tb j
Wl|*"n Tuesday morniug to have his
■oasils nnd a few hottes
later the sad new* eame back that
U4M .« liui operating <wblo. -
Friends were
s Wilson, Zebuiou and Raleigh to at
tend the funeral. ~
KF.If IKII TO L
i . FINDERS OF OI.D fiLORT
J
Id)R ANGKf.KB, Cal.; BepC. 8 W,i.
Randolph fftfftt. aponsor of the at
tempted Naw York to Rome flight of (
the mbnoplanr O'd Glory, today of
((■red wre*viml-<d gUdpWXP
tain and crew of the steamship ?h»t.
r’llMj Lloyd, Ikrtaud, James l> Mill,
end HH||' occupants of • li«-
jlnor «>n Its apparently 111-*tarred J.
" !c1 "- i . 1
"I know .that no rewind necc j
' '■jti'pmm *irM«tv> iritOT&vf '
the sear. h for Old Glory and i'a »h- I
“gtljWtTd Ms jt vrllj gladly give <25.* i
new Ow Ovr’Ptpfalw a«» ll>M (if fMfT
*hip which find* them merely as an
xprrEslQO of my gratitude.’ -
■f 1 i■ , —■■■'■■leiaa
IVins Every. Merit Badge Ottered By Boy
Scout Organization; Enters Select Class
ID aid l.ll*s Goldsboro Boy
Kraal who for aomrlliue ha* breu
ike bailor Nreut of Aerlb Caro
llaa, last evening advanced to a
snloef claw, of what Is believed la
he mere tha a twelve la the I'nit
ad (Males when be eaeeeesfally
pa send the lest* which give him
every merit badge efferad by the
orfagUgtloa.
Crop Will Be |
Less than 13 |
Mi lion Bales
Cotton Exchange Advanced $lO
Bale But I utter Fell to $6
On Report
NEW YCnrtC, Hept * l/F) A gov j
ernment crop report IndicaUng n>
yield of oafy tI.OTJ.KW hg|rs sent the j
* o'
price of cotton up tbs |H.’rn#tted lint I
it of iio \ bale o« the New York :
cotton exchange today. The advance j
wa* o-it to approximately « a .ba) i
before the. market closed, but even |
this, figure, as aptiied to the gov
ernmeut repor', an In
crease of übcut s76.uuo,u*Ht in the
value of tho crop and* if price* ore
inanltulned should benefit mater-'
laity the •"uttaern planters, many Os
whom are believed to have marketed
last season's crop si unsatisfactory
price* 4
«Jhccmhor coo tree’s which hid sold
nt 22.72 cent.* a pound *t tV open
ing, rose 21 72 cent* underlie l»
(luence of the report, bringing Into
play for the second time this season
the exchange rule limiting maxi
mum tluctnallnns In one day to 20<t
po’nts for $lO a bale,.
Recent bullish prediction* were
ren'tied when Muy coutraet sold
U., .ar, , w t Uml ---- ff * -
Thg precast ’ was b»»sed on Ise
Sept. 1 condition of the crop which
was M l rereent of a normal and
the prdin Inary es’imate of ah mdon
e.l scerage to Wept. 1 which wgf 2.*
P87.0M acres or f.X peTeh*. of the
4“«M,td»n nrrrn in mltivgttnii July
1. The acreage remaining for picking
i liis vciuon Is placed at 40,426.000,
r cres.
The ronditlofl Indicates u yield of
1451.3 p«Hnd* per aerp. t
A month ago The condition wa*
60.5 percent of normal indicating a
yield of T5tS 8 pound* p”r and
!jotai production of HiALftno Uaie*
based on Bvarage shandenment of
. ecreage. The condition last year on
Sept 1 was r.»,6 percent of n ntfrmnl.
the yield 182 6 pounds p<r acre and
to*at prisiucUou 17,977,374 balm. .
The area left BoJ 1 for picking
I'n thousands of acres) conditio,, of
the report on Sept 1 and Indicated
production in eouiva'ent 600 -pound
bales hv atotea follows; ®
Virgin'u acreage 7J, condition . .7n
and production 37.000 hale*.
North (V-ollne, 1.787; condition 64
and 911,000
Ronlih. r» rallna c^ituUtl-.ttHHF
j»nd 784,000 ■ *•
>G"°rgla 3,477; condition 65 and
J(tis,ooo
RI VING LIIBNTOIK
C"
DftlfHAM— IM’) Durham cmiqj y
farmers are hoyt“« more lintesvoae
than ever before. County'Ajpefit W._
I Snii'lt :itil Uhl.iv . Two <sr* of
limcHton last week went lo th's laiwcs
, Grove section and two others to
Manchester, Yie’d ' f uo!* oo the farm
l'wf“W .-nr TwynWT*im*nfFrWHPHrTsr
I precent when limestone was used.
HACK IVT WORK
I ‘HKNItKIISON, S-iU |m Ah
, increase. In the otwiibcr of employee ,
PlltcA gt.Ui,?:lr,.aJd.J.Jjit-J larrictt’.
; w «wmi/rjr*t?o6i’ ’WSF
| “truck on August 4, jnsrkcd Hie [irn-
Fgifr'jis'"iif <»r the hot, oo
; cram. ; Tfwif lfor. mil Ttslf of flu
workers are now :cport<*i ba. k w(
Iht*ir J rhu ■' ■ '-
The *acce**fal passing of the
last |r«l« hy Idles al an boaor
roart of Tascurara coamll pal*
Ills among Ihr very few Seoul*
of the Failed Klsle* lo complete,
all the merit badges.
At Ibe same kenor ( earl, Edgar
llala, son es Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Bala, *Ucee««fally romp'eted Ibe
work Icitdlnu to the Eagle ftcogt
Schlee and Brock
May Be Missing
LOMKtS. Sept. 8- ((F)—Added
to the worry Over the non-arrival
of the Canadian plane dir John
Carling is soxeyt because of lack
of new < of the j rogreae of tha
Rrlde of Dotroi.t cartylng B?
Broukv and Edward F. Hchlqg, on
a round tlu wKrld air flight.
yThe p’a»e loft Rangoon for
'Bcngkog, Siam?, early thia irorn
iuc and nothing hat beau heard
of It since The distance front
Ttingi.ui to llangkog is about 360.
miles, hut that Ulcer is a possi
bility that the §t>men having de
cided to oa.tr llangkog might Dp
directly to.llaitrff. I’rincc lode
China, which would roor* than
doitbe tligir intu.ded flight. Am*
le y, therefore, does not yet
amount to appreheuaion
6 9. '
JUNIORS PI.AN
AID HOSPITAJ.
* . ■ J-- ■ .* 4p»a!
Take SlepK at Meeting Ijwl
Night Awaken New Interest
In l/odge Here
I.inching a campaign to re«awakea
Interest in the life of the ardor and
I - i
to serve Gold) l,»ro bettor, the Jmb;
h.r Order at its regular meeting last
'vailing iantUucd proceedingt ioo&-
iqg to the rc-equlpping, of two sun
■, nrlors «t tliie huspHvH >■
Committees weir alas named lo 4Mk*
ecl the wotk of stimulating a new
interest In the organisation v ~
Fifteen yearn ago, the Junior order
furhl*h*d certTa quartern at the
Go'dsho'o honpltnl. This furniture le
t ow in need of being replaced. It tu
imMcated and Junior*
the meeting laat night approved (he.
plan to iprchaac new furniture (or
iHdh huu par torn at the hoapital. One
cf these wi'f be U'ed as n ward for
l-'ble*, a
ttiVlee stated, Final vole '-mt thia
p opositlon will be taken at aubav^
UVHmU me tt jinge -es The ofdft.
All hmfhe-B present for the aea
afon in T nlpht were named na a
lomntitlee of ope each to gel oat
other member* for the next meeting
on Tncsdsv evening. The ohjpet la In
havo the full 600 membership la the
rlly present to consider new- plana
for fhc b«Mly.
The following were named .as pub
licity commlittre. T A. Hen|y.T. J.
Ca*ny and W. H. 'Hitw’S. A good
of the order c*Tmlltee as follows wg*
also named: Jim C. HoiitherlunU, j.
C. Kiiwarda,'and ft. M. GilUkla.
Novelt«t Goes on
Trial For Murder
ROCKVILLE Goan, Kept.
plvc juror* were today added to the
Teur *clecte<l yesterday In Ihr mi4.rd**r
4riaL which a* R* prietrpal chgractwr
Cline, a nayeljs* wbpg* work
have deaTt\ wit*Vf*iitur. pr mid suicide.
Selection of the Jury I* expected 19
be ,<‘)impU:t-gd tumor row Today, tha
eccond da) us ihri trial. m(jrh Ilk#
-ytresHßorr~ L 7^"-" r '* * !
lit the group were » rrinufacturcr
• v farmers, n carpenter, and h Is
lorer who answered to tjte saliafac
I '!r |H- eoyt, pmsCtiitlßi, and de
ti'U«e, the .(lies*lons pub I.S. them,
..Yastardaya
«ui.mtAi.*■*>, .*a».jvw jbnrwm.wAswmM l Atva
nmt a i» *H+t y man werf a* <on
the Jury.. _• . ;
,'llno’s wife. Mr*t Catherine. Clin*-
v.i,d fits
rs Gram) Raeids, Mich, were present
-*ndsr 4nr the ttrxt tintc.
clu**, adding «ne honor record le
Ihat of Tit«e»,roni hiiwil, a ro-rn
rll so« attruelina national af
i. 4
tendon for Die namber of Kngle
HeonU turned
Twenty-ehrhl merit badge*
were.awarded hy the court last
evening. I»«y Kcout wan pmmetad
to Hie «ycoad cigvs rsakv.
EIGHT FAGEB TODAY
Canadian Sends Total 01
Ships Missing In Efforts
Fly Over Oceans To Eight
nRST MEETING
SOCIAL BUREAU
* C‘
Fifty-Eight Familieei Given Re
lief Since ldutt Meeting of
/ Bureau
The Bureau Os Social Service met la
Ihe Community Building al II o'clock
Tuesday morning, this being tha first
meeting since June Mrs J N.
Jol.u-00, president being iu charge.
Reports from the secretary. Mrs. L.
D. (liddens. from the treasurer. Mrs
C. K. Miller, and from tha colored
am ial worker. Marlon Nlcbold, show
ed Dipt the work bad proceeded satis
factorily during Ihe sdmmer immths.
Blana ware made and di u-usaed
for the work of the fall. The priaM*
i eat appointed tfern following commit
tee for preparing aad running tbo
Rest Room at the Wayne County Fair
In October; Mrs. Herndon TuUl.i,
chairman, with Mrn. W. W. Rivers
and Mrs J,, Vanstory assisting.
The import ns given by Mr*. L.
D Glddeos, Secretary Is aa folloy
Elnce oar laat meeting, wa have band
led 107 cases -12 of these bare coma
up each mon<h. A total of 68 hnvn re
ceived relief. Rievea families have
received milk. Thaae have beep UR
visits made hy the neertsry, 134 dtriee
calls, 38 teisplscna rail*, 30 letters
hoc been written, S 3 letters have been
re.-evled.
There have bent no new problenr*.
tat there have been interesting and
aggravating phases of the old «n«a
where the cob'acts wara so alight
that we did not efitssify their fe
queeta. Thia thought which we try to
leave everywhere, that the noblest
charily is to prevent mao from ac
ccp lag charity, teems to have made
an impression -in some coses.
We have had a raoily good time
working wlthjhe Health DaportOsoat.
Fubilf; Weihsre offlee, •duration
Army. Goldsboro Hoapital and the
churche*. Wp have not alway* done
things as some of tham thought we
iiotild, but they havte been willing to*
ad tu It that there was a method of
procedure which had to he followed.
Our work with the hospital wider it*
' UCW management, a*hough flight,
■ lt*a been delightful.
Marlon Nichols reported certain’
eases receiving, help duttng the sam
mcr, and one especially, that now.
needs help. Rhe said that hy necei
»lty the opening of the day nursery
hail beam delayed a week by It*
' -Opening in assured for next week,
, alm-e hv a public appeal. $l6O In cash
had been contributed.
Norwood Brick Co.
* Is Now Complete
■* ■ - e
RALEIGH Kept 8 (IT) Anollpf
dew unit hn* been added to North
(.aroltna a rapidly a owing brick lo
duatry with completion of the Ged.
% rt«* n »s2d'hr!rii..
Selma
The new plant, erected me'he alls
f the sold Selma llrii'k Co., 1* Cfiujp
ped with modern waste hent dryers,
down itrnfl hilii■ »iml (HMjsrs sllnllUf
..I equipment gThe meehanlc.il equip
'mn£r.~im 3«W>nsi swwSk--■♦•c-ew**?'
lM>en built by J. C Hleefe, and Hon*,
SPObMudß*.- »■ - . U V. 'mm <-i.' *
Urn xtUtM U-aapahle stow
' 36 thousand fu< • brick dally Oe^rg.
1 M. Norwood, of Gddslmro I* preal
dent an*) general miufttker of the
ctiuiiM.nv
t I.F.VEI.AAI> FAIR
r- hhk. mv. w; i 3pfK‘ c.cve
’and County' Fair will Im held here
r pt 27 m th'a year aad snnoance
mint* Tom the nfDce of Df. J. R.
im, aecretary-treasurrr. today
l-idlt nte<t that a most successful *es
ilun 1- ex|»cc.ted „
Cot!on, grain, honey, livestock, pool
try. kb'»e economic*, household, art,
antique, flowers and various other
exhibits will be received and p'aecd
for comLctitloo for moafy friges.
J ■■ 1 ■ ■
Member of
r fhe Associated
Press
rtnea rare licsiSifliiip
No Keye Hn Cawht Clippw
Sir John Carling Htiieo 81*
Uft Wt»
NO KURTHBR WORD
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Ing %M hattevod tonight to hare tnd
ud lu night ie taMdoo b that port
of raUaiag planet wbbh hag Ms a It
'd "Igbl nllw man* tha iuwr.
Thr teat of tWM eight fftt the
Ainmcan mwopinne uni
which disappeared yeeterdoy N ft
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Tho Cartiag. OIX V
Ponce Tally and U James Medoalf..
tooh off from Warper dbhog. WV P,q
yesterday and from the tee* ea t: it
laded from tha atghf of Wat Plan a*
Pdyne managing editor of the New
York Dai*y Mirror. Adj|H|t we>d-
Three ehtpo atm tbra Iho
aca today for Old Glory, lot paw
knew where to look for ift Cirtiff,
from iho thheeke pd«*bt atpr'dlrof
the aoa. It wan IttyiMlMt ofcep to ee
timete the poQhaito pMMI pietßof
c f iu diaaator if —aH» thßOf »>oy
Ontlmleta aaw toms laid We ak» e»d ■
yjr,-.:----—-z.a- !fg—^
plaaoa ia tha awaapt «• f*MN||V
carried. Od fljpry'e foe oagfti Ml*
kept her b the a»r~Jf ehe d* **
plunge Into the mo otter hgp SO*
'.mu t o’clock untight Tho Cert
!»«'» anppfy might hoop (Mr W*tt *
o'clock iomorrow mnrotap Tmoa hop*
ful peraoeg argued that if eiihar to*
wee still in the afr tonight if JpMofy
would hovf reachol load. Bd'OW >
Glory continued no itg roooO «bor the
808, .it should hero urn aped tht trtih
oeaat at I o'clock y retarder iJMr*
noon; fha Carling sbOold Mff fti
there early thii nwraWg' .* '
< RgyvnON, Bag. Boat -
weary watohera oa |fkefbl'TWl
were eUll without aewa of dp Cap*
Wien plane Mr Jfhi Caritpg at |
i dock this mom lag. #
Mcarrk i lift I a were klagfcMrlata
of ailing the fllare MHaßke a OPdh^.
the AUenik without 4e*g
alghted by a aiagto ship. 11
m . S." 1 w . —* u.
. —: —i-t“. .-L-■ j--r -,gp- - v-igs :
; „ fr-tmywt. K^r..
I'hil Wood aod Duke Schiller hod**'
lor and pilot Os the pm noptaPO Reyyl
Windsor, whloh now (o at HarlMO
'■race awaiting fkworohlc wodther fb
a arnd.-Atlantlc flight* an«Ofl*oed
here tonight that an Boon ao wwatlbf
"*wwr iSjP
ocean at the position given hy JRjf
-ROB- m»*eag# weal par early f|6|r
■dor *r tb» PH 'Sboyr***— '
The film n pressed dpubt n# to tha
rowitehogco gs thrtt flbM frm Tttr'
deor. Ont, to Wladeor.xßna, boon**#
of the meeaage received tonight frow
Ihetf hackera advising an unat pthg
the chance Jr
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' ' cHmr mPkl"
MMf Ol.NTOM——Blxtoes copA
a day <■> rb wag Ula coat of pp ado
rational lour for H Lincoln oanapr
club h'ya through tho fbdwoat oO*
ton (f the state vortHttlp. OooOp*.
Aren' j <•'■ Merrtaoa roporto. Hho
trip wa* made Ip two Wheal h«0BW
(nrnlahed tree add la ehgflhP «f 1*..,
twHiwr nnd Agcgt lbfWM«-