WEATHER
$ » • ;■*.* V)
; • . «■ « *
lA>c*l Sunday
Monday general! fair.
VOIIUME SIX; NUMBER I*B
LEAGUE MEET DISCUSSES STATUES OF CANAL ZONE
Safe In (Mice Swift And
Company Here Is Robbed Os
S3OO Cash And S2OO Cheeks
* „ „ O t ;■■ , • » > f *
OCCURRED LAST MONDAY BUT WAB NOT REVEALED BY
POLICE UNTIL LAST NIGHT; SAFE OPENED DUR
ING NIGHT BY WORKING COMBINA
TION ANI* JRIMB TAKEN;
REPORTS SiOOO MISSING
IN ACCURATE —“
Tkw hundred duller* In cn«h
and ttQtt hi checks W*f» token
fna the wh In •Wlm ks Ike
I oral plant •*< Hwift and Company.
Vortb Jame* ptnwt, sometime
la "I Honda) night, police revealed
last eieulng. -
Raring the week pa*l (hr p«l-
I*» had aimulillr concealed in
formation a* tb the rohberj be
romimr puhllr, cloimleg ‘hat bj
a# don la they n<mW hr better able
to follow out Hoc*- la the rane.
la*t evening, however, a mem
her of the force admitted that
they did not have any cine*
“which amounted In anything."
Igsroiery «f the robbery. nw
made %y Bookkeeper Olhn when
be opeaod the safe abdnt hi**
laat Toe*day morning. the, police
J said. The romhiaation on the
aafe. a standard one. hud Hera
wafha aad Ihe door opened, the
brincsSjit
AGAINST SHOW
- 0 ’V v * ;, . - ■
C. jCltm/tm Declares Sparks
Broke ('ontract to Show on
Hla Field -
Snit for |112.SO.against Spark* Cir
cus which showed heir yesterday was
filed late yesterday aflrm-Htn bye
A. Humphrey. alleging breach of
contract to use the Humphrey fiehl
for show purposes In the appearance
in the city. Attachment papers were
■erred on the (how management and
bond vii potted for appearance at
flto calling of the case.
Mr. Humphrey in his complaint al
lege* that he ento-ed into a coarse
Vlth the agent of 'fkc Spark* Shown
under which was tv have
lined the Humphrey property near the
Fair grounds.
A rental tr! 975 for the property,
and reserve scat ticket* vslued a
937.50 were specified n* remunera
Hon for the uw Os thy; ltd, the com
plaint *ay», at the eame time, th-
continue, the contractlns
agent* ‘‘eontemp'a'ed* , Mr,. Humph
rey having the privilege of drawlnr
revenue for parking of car.*. Thli
item would have amounted to |l<w>.
It is contended. „ . ——
15 BALLOONS
OFF FOR R \CF
t>
Eight Countries Represented in
Tfitli International tlas
I tug Race
• ** ■ *
• "DETKOTT, ftf.pt TO Kwrt«T •
the coir* of eight nations. >5 huge
g aa ban* floated from the Ford air
port here today and Wd.-d in the
general direction of the Atlantic a’
the beginning competition for the
thUrnattnint Hattoon arre .* *j"^
Each of the crews were determined
to remain ah ft until the firthereet
,«xMlble dlnia!>(';*• nrom The-mrmrr
point had Item reached: Tk«*« may
ro atitement* from the balloon pilot §
*" before they cg»t off haHaat and took
to the skies. The pllota went aloft
prepared to liriti rain and wind and
t„fr o7 The kilo*. wTXjulppil
with rhhhrr b»et* in case they ahosld
he forced down orer water
Promntlr at 4 o'ctock Malor flint*
• nna M'vldanado and hia aide. Major
neni'n W<>'a*. threw off the rope*
bolding the huge hag tha Hlapaoa and
|t roaa into a doodv overhanging
rhq. A few minute* later th« balloon
waa out o* sivtit In the cloud*. The
other 14 entries followed at & mi»
«ta interval*. . ,
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
.. fi j ' ’ ” * ’ • •
FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY
money and check* taken and the
doer clemd, it waa naid. Ta all
appearance from the onUlde, In
formal inn wa». the *nfe had not
been lunched daring the - night,
and It wn* anly apes opening it
That the le** was feaad ant.
, Heme (pointed ea that the
work here the marks of an ex
pert at the knaloen*, deelarlag
that nethlag bat an experienced
In the knalaeaa roald have solved
the cemMaatiea aad apeaed the
*afe.
1 Manager Wade es the eempeay
conld not he commu leafed with
laat eveaig far addad detail* of
the occurence.
Felice are cenUnalag their lu
icxtigallon*
.'An Officer denied that report*
that IIM waa aeeared la the rob
herjr were correct. ' '
[»cal Market Sets
Record in Ist Week
While official tale* report* aad
average* Mr the market* ao a
whole will not be available before
Monday, it w believed that la Ike
fir*’, week of the Ootdohoro mar
ket ‘which closexh Friday. »*le*
pa* ho (I 1.000.000 pound* *ettiag a
new record for firm week total*
op the market. Estimate* of *ale*
range from 1,100.000 to 1,175,000.
Sule* average l ? maintained on the
market compared favorably with
those of any market In the aoc
tion, price* advancing consider
ably on the last sale* Friday when
a better grade of tobacco wa* of
fered.
WEEKLY WHITMER
For tha week beginning Monday:
Month Atlantic States: Moatly fair
with temperature above normal.
MU*. MALLORY WIN*
SINGLES TOr«NBT
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Id— UP)—
Mra. Molla B. Mallory, of Mew York
today wo ntha Woman's Middle state*
single tennla championship by defeat
ing Kea ‘ Bowman, of Holland, In
'traifht, aetf < 4, (4—4. The match
wna plnyed on the Philadelphia Cricks
rt club court*.
—i" '•»-
C AKE M THUS OLB
LYNN, Mae*., Sept. Id—A golden
wedding annlveraary celebrated re
cen'ly by Mr. and Mra. T. Frank Ty
ler was featured by the cutting of *
cuke baked by Tyler'* mother on W*
wedding da. Another, made wt the
tame time, waa aerred oh the cou
twenty fifth -wanlwary,
St. Mary's Parochial
School Opens Monday
Along with the opening of the CltJ
schools Monday Will co»« tit* open
•* tl» ait. Many * 41alhotUt I fcufU
school for the flrat lime. Watara of
lwma<yilatr H-art ot Mary fron.
Scranton, Pa., have arrived in tic
city and will direct the school. A kin
dergaiten. special courses In music
and couraee corresponding to the flrat
■wmi fnflWt «r ichotft wm w
>d.
The parochial school wliljl/e local
oil at the old Morgan home at 205
North William atreat, near the church.
During the pant summer, th* boJhc
huM been completely remod'led and
r#-fitted to meet the need* of tha
school. The Slater* who Will be la
charge of courses will also make their
b«ilie at the achool uddreaa.
The school will be open to the chil
GOLDBBORO, N. C SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ll f mi
GRANTHAM MEN
ORGANIZE CLUB
AgrirulturaJ Commiasiofi to Aid
Instructor in Community
Projects
Cooperating with Agricultural In
Ntiuiior Seymour, Granthani town
ship farmer* have organised tin Agrl
inlturai Advisory Committee which
will act a* a clearing home for ideas
leading to the betterment of (Iran*
tham tosrashtf. life.
- He sunn I t • atingt the cr.m
r.iitfee are scheduled and the chair
man of the boaid or tbe iastpuicr In
he *« bool may call the committee
tryibur upon notice.
Julius Ivey of Bento< vile, mute 1.
*♦ s 'n.au of the hoard, which in*
?l')*lc* fbe following: G: M. War
rick. route f; E. A. Sle/
ev.s. H. T. Sasser, and i ewl* Bn*:
of Mt. Olive route 7. County superin
tendent J. T. Jerome u ex olft-io
member of tho commission,
fo-'perativ# purchase of material*
•ie«<U<: In tbe township, together with
oo.ivrstiv* sales occasionally, :-re
*» he made through Mr. Warrlc.: if
the board.
• Its ne which the commission Ims
upprme<* for the progrs nos garictj!-
nirt* ii *iruction tor the coming year
indue: one evening class, demon
citation pats in cotton, corn, fob »?-
*) and oUwr crops, six,heme sh;p*.
oo‘h* stive shipment of hogs and
poultry In car lots, Cooperative buy
ing of fertiliser, sheds, lime and food
duff.
YOUNG BLAND IS
TO BE HONORED
Will Rtctivt Eagle Scout Badge
At Baptist Church Service !
Tonight
David H. Bland, Jr, will be raised
to the rank of Ragle Scout in spec
ial services commemorating the
event at the First Baptist church
this evanlng at t o'clock. Young
Bland ie a member of Troop six spon
sored by the church,
s The Baptist church bulletin for to
day will carry . the following rela
tive to the service:
A special Boy Scout Service baa
been arranged for thia evening at I.
Troop Six of our church will have
charge and an interesting program
has been arranged The other troops
of the city will attend la uniform
and the public Is general is cordialhr
invited, of course, all tbe parents will
be present and our membership wilt
show due aitaN-est in our boy* by tkkir
presence.
Big Sale Burley
Weed Is Reported
>IRANKPORD. Ky, Sept. 10—fA*) —
More then fislf a million pounds of
Hurley tobacco were sold during Au
gust. Clell Cgjeman, commissioner ot
-agriculture, said today in his August
•ale* report.
Burley saleg, totaled 547,620 r ounds
at so fversje of 16 97 a hundred.
Hurley wa* the only kind 1 of the 1921
crop sold during tbe month. The
overage for alt tobaeco sold was 9.11
nor hllHflflMl *- —. —r
li en of the wSsmber* \f St. Mary’a
Congregation and to other* Who may
tr«tre »dnl(.al|f|i Ho a private nchonl
>ff«rtng the advantagi a of careful su
tei vision and Individual attention for
fupUi;
In mtialr. special courses In piano
ind violin will be offered.
Tbe Slater* belong to a religious
*itWr-ni6f Ifad f» 01. tvortT
of education and throughout the north
ind west are recognised as experienr
-1-d and capable teachers Juat lately
the order'haa extended Ha work Into
the South.
In charge of the new institution ts
Mother Kathleen, who state* that th*
standard* of studies aa prescribed by
the .North Carolina State Department
of Kdui-atlon will he maiulaiued la all
the grad**.
YOUNG PEOPLE
i resume work
, r o
I Baptist Bulletin LlaUi Young
People Leaving For
Cdlagen
BisWn girls who are member* of
lhe Flrsi Baptist church will emn
resume their college studfus; seven
young women who are teachers are
new tmglnning) anew their tasks:
and thirteen young men who “are
number* will soon he off to collfg
for the fir f time or Iff again inks up
tbrir studies.
The current issue of the church
«
bulletin ha* the following name*:
Kdna and Huth W*idi\jan, Mars Hill
Virgtnia Crawford. Annie M Kelly.
,Meredilh; Dnrothy tluthreU, dteva
Itich, Sadie 1., Southern land, Lillian
Stroud, N. C. C. W.; Margaret Mor
ris. I-Vederl. kdburg, V*.; Klisabeth
Spears. Margaret Kobin*on, t’ynthla
IMuglury, Kisie I>»e, Elisabeth New
sume, E.\G, T. C., Greenville; An
nie Mue Brown, Greensboro College;
Mabel Shipp, ffeilford; Ruth l*>n
•vlelle, Massey’s Business School, at
Riclunond. Vs.
Tcschers: M»ry Zealy, Evelyn Wil
kins, Lexington, N. C.; Miss Kate
Smith, Gastonia. N. C.; Miss Annie
D. Denmark, Anderson, 8. C.; Sudte
Creech. Cbnrlotte. H. C.; Miss Mil
dred Edmund son. Tallahassee, Fla.;
Maybella Mitchell, Greenville, N. CT«
Albert Cark, Robert Zealy. Edward
Barker Robert Yelverton,. Walter
Creach, Otis Parsons, Carolina; Ed
win Stroud, Davidson; tinsel Zealy.
Harvard; Tbeo Montague, Newton
Mathews, State College; David Liles
Wake Forest; Ben Grady, Richmond.
I Charles Bast, Duke.
mm ■* -
TEACHERS HAVE
FIRST MEETING
.Ar* Wdcotwl to CBy On Behalf
' es Churches and On Behalf
Os BoaN
6 r .
Final plana for the opening of th|
whi • schools of the city dm Monday
were made full meettag of tbs
teachers with Superintendent Ray
Armstrong at the old high school yes
terday afternoon.
On behalf of the ehurchcs, a of
Goldstar”. Rev. J. M. Daniel Wel
comed the teachers to the c{ty and
W. F. Dee# «spressed the wnlcoraa
from the city board of education. Mrs.
W. D. ('Chech, a past member of th«
school board and Mrs. J. N, John
son. recently named, together with C.
E. Wilkins of the board were intro
duced to the group at tbe meeting.
“It woulfl b* n great help If child
ren would .come to school Monday
prepared ta buy their books and got
down to work tba next day,*’ said
Hay Armstrong Superintendent last
evening. "Further it will be mors
convenient for all concerned if books
nre paid for with checks.”
FRANCE WINS
DAVIS TROPHY
Hi* Rill Tilden Crarks In Final
Round and I .aroute Takes
Match
i _
OERMANTOWN CRICKET CLIHt,
Philadelphia, Sept. 10 -UP)-' Tho
Davis cup. coat highly
trophy', passed today from America
•ha .anaoow dee Hte. fleet time tw
WoTjJT TnT'dramatic “uplftW Ugh?
to victory France's youthful stars
Broke through the Heftuiui of Amcr!
'cnV veterans, raptured botii. of the
remaining atngtea *UTctl»* tbtji kf
l»ui,mg and wud the < lisHrage rrmud
by the clout decisive marf*n of 3 to
America's hopes had been buoyed
k**k la. ifeß.atepftlihiagi, sapiftoiltjff.
William Tttden in two previous days
of victorious play that' had put the
defender* in the lead They faded.
VTiiddenly however, jditt Bib Bill
torlny cracked under the strain and
fell before the machine like onslaught
a
of Men* Laco*t«v They vanished en
tirely when .Little Rill Jolm don, al
though making a gallant as well aa
unexpected s'nnd. yielded to the sup
erior stroking control of llenri Cocli
it io the Huai match,
Former Eoreigo Minister Panama Wants
World Court Os Justice Act As Referee
As To Question Ot Sovereignty Ot Zone.
HELD FOR MURDER WIFE AND DAUGHTER
OF MINISTER SHE ADMITS SHE LOVED
R, 111. OkU. H.,1. I, UR)—
Mary Atkinson, it year otd mrse
wke hi In Ike res ply jail wkfte
aulborltie* are investigating the
deatk of Ike wife and as W year
•Id Onaghter of the Ran. Charles
Bailey, paster es It, Matthews
I pi scope I rkarek kern, hod pro
fesded her lev* hr ton miaisier
he re tested today.
The gray-hatred minister laid
newspaperaian that Mias Atkla
*ea Irinili had teid him she
loted him, WA* 'snld ha dM not
FLIGHTS MAY ,
BE ABANDONED
Brock Hops Oft Prom Ho«ffkaac
For Tokyo In World Y'r
O' Flight
NSW YORK. Sot. 10—<*>— *x
pectations that Captain Rwi Fonck
end Charles A • Levina would abandon
thair proposed Usne-Atlantla flights
■ rawest ronger today and (urthar at
tempt* war* mada to dlaeosraga tha
projected traaa-Rsolftc bop ot Ed
ward F. Schloo and Wn». Brock, a,
worWfffnlUug fltort, aa roaulta at
the international war* oI protoot that <
liaa followed upon the loaa of tho
plana* Old alory and tha Mr John
Carling.
In addilion, tha taarr department,
waa urged to taka steps toward pre
venting further long distance fligbU
ever water la a report by Lt. Boa
H. Wyatt, of tha commit'#* that J*-
the- B*4<- flight ptaftes.
Thera waa dl aont however, frond
two quarter* la Dublin, ‘Captain
Robert Madntoah la awaiting favor
tbla condition* to (tart kta airplaaa
Prince** Kenia toward Amarlea, Ruth
Rider. 23 year old avaitrts, announced
».t Tampa. Fior'da<<her determination
to carry out her intentiou to attempt
te fly from New York to Paris.
. After tha Nuvy depannaat had
forbidden his anafstanta to engage IKI
the Pari* flight. Captain Fonek In
dicated ha might cancel hit pinna.
Levine’B itatemrnt la London that ha
would&bandon Ida flight to'VAmerfcg
unlaaa conditiona improved by Mon
day waa followed by hla aeeerttoa
that he and hla pilot, Captain Walter
Hlndcltffe, might fly eastward next
week In attempts to break the krarlda
endurance and long dtatance flying
records.
o SHANGHAI—IAPITh* Pride of De
troit hopped off at 5:4? t. m., today
for Tokyo. The globe flltr*. who ar
rived at 7:Cd p. n>. yaaterdaj from
Hongkong, wane eager f© rVsume'tW
Journey at da) break today, nothwith
t lending that the of hack*
log headendj bad kept them IX MUM
dir the air on their lam hop. They
ware aided in get ting away by British
Air Bor re men. In reaching (Shanghai
llrock and Sehtr* travelled H,®7il
mUsa. —— ——— ---------—J
Farmer s Must Organize ,
Jeter Tells Rosewood
"Cooperative farming" was tba.aub
cultural Specialist from* State Col
lege, Raleigh, before the meeting of
--tho —Rosewood Cunimuiiity Club aw
Friday evening.
"Farmef need lo be ofganlsed into
a aolld grr-up" said Mr. Jeter. They
, pt*es, uu-“r*»itu**tion wbt<dtx
mtatinK* to which delegates may be
sent, and plan* diveunaed, etc., such
a* the Ml'rchunta
A aoclatlon.
" "Thar* is something wrong with,
the farmer:- of North Carolina, They
am Nitffcriug with some ronditioaa
which have rot t» be fought by *oclr
Hubs as thir. What is the reaaoa
that we sea the farm fences failing
flnwtl and paint iteeliug off the bulld
tugt 7 it I* because wort gagas qre kg
FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY
H*r ordeal nntaN ha# prosed
a grant emhnrrnsoawnt In him
ni limns, he sold.
.. Mias Athinsbn feUested the
mlaisler sad his famßy hero
from GaiaessMle. Tex, fear
Meath* age aad Used with the
Halleys iMI rorontly whea Mr.
BaMay saggroied her dnpartaro.
At that time she threatened
suicide. Bhe was often weedy and
had a ttneoMerlng temper, Mr.
NEW PROBE OF'
GRAFT CHARGES
IMUnn Governor Hold and
Grand Jury WiU Examine
Mare Wltaeeeee
INDIANAPOLIS, lad.. Rapt. 10 -
(Pi—Enquiry into chargee or politi
cal corruption la Indiana did not and
with the return of Indictments against
Governor Bd Inekaba and others»
William H. Remy. prosecuting attor
ney and bis aidee said today that
many more wlUaaaaa would tontlfy
before the grand Jury. Tha protean
.tore did nbt reveal, bowaewr, what
particular pklaa of the charges would
ha investigated. > 0
Governor Jackson. George Coffin.
Repulicaa county chairman and Rob
ert I. Marsh former attorney for
the Kn Ktux Ktsa on charged of
rongptrncy to commit a felony and
attempted bribery, will ha • reigned
la court Octobers. I. Mayor John L.
Duvall of Indlaaat>olia also mas be
arraigned at that time oa aa Indict
ment charging him »tU» violation,
of Iba corrupt practice* set. He
goee bo trial Monday oa amllar charg
ee continued in an affidavit filed teat
bight.
. "Jloh es the quartet! under indict
ment had made any public statement.
GASTON IKAXB WILL
MCUTK Cl A RGBS OF .
H) SUING MAN'S NAME
WASHINGTON, Sept. I#—(AV~
‘ Gaston B. Means, tamer department
of Justin* agent, now serving a two
year sentence in Atlanta federal peni
tentiary who was a witness before
lbs senate committee tnvaatigating
attorney general Daugherty wjll not
be prosecuted in a charge -of gorging
the name of Senafc* Hrofchart of
lowa, an Federal Didtrlct Attoraey
bare had nolle proaaad Be
>e*e. Means was Indicted i nlfttS for
the alleged forging of the senators
name to a letter directing him to
produce various records sad ...report
> afore (ha. committee He 4e aerviag
in the mall Trend
sad the nuthorHtev here derided not
Ito arerat him upon its expiration. He
ij already had saved a perflons two-.
tyearxerro for a liquor conspiracy.
weaning. The farmer bo row* money
MT which c lt must pay «i* doHar* op
eyery hundred, while he make* only
three dot lan on each hundred Itt
yaatad. i—
“One trouble la that the farmer la
overtaxed In proportion to men nt
work in the dtlea. When the tax at
..bWWC. .soot to a iarm U Jta.aaao a
r.ood home) live atock. fields, etc., he
tnxe* what ho can nee. In the ctly,
the income are large but the a* •**
’ or doesn’t ##* much ao be does not
. TM much The farmer asy* If *--0
I.e?(ent whlle other* pay 11 9-lh per
i cent Jo*cphu* Daniels haa said that
r 'he farmer* should have representa
tion on the tax commission, .
“Everjlthlng the fatrmer buys It
made by «rs saltation*. They set their
(Continued on |*t|« TwoJ ‘
Member of
The Associated
t, . - 5
Press
. -.-- ." ■ t-j- ‘ .i
IpfUCE FITE CENTS
Opposed to Craallnß Special Lea
gue Nations For American
• Coni inapt
EXPRESSES VIEW THAT
NO COMPOMISE LIKELY
Question Deemed of Vital Im
portance for United States’
Future
GENEVA, Sept !0 UP) -The sta
tus of ihe Panama canal sons, a quae-;
tioa deemed here to be vita) fog tbs
United State* because it la connected
with problem* of American a»ttoaal
security, was raised auddealy at tbt
aeasion of the assembly of the League
of Nations tonight. Dr. Enas bio Mea
sles, former foreign minister *of
Pgnama, brought the subject np apd
sugg-pted that anlaaa tha jupiiwt
States accepted Faum’i claim to
rovarelgnAy over the Canal hm.
this controversy and any other dis
pute should ha submitted for settle
ment to aa importUd court of Jostles. . .
It wav inferred that Dr. Merale* ad
\orated referring the Panama coafkrw
versy to the World Court of Jastlaa
at te Hague, heeause la vigorously
or posing the creation of a speak*
League of Natkms for tho American
rontnlent, he advuaced Ja one of hie
reasons that such Tbtep in
court which, ha held, would after no
greater guaFaMMha pf Impartiality
than the Hague court es Juitlc* eraaj
ed under the auepieea of the Laauge
of Natrona.
Dr. oralas declared thdt PaaApa
of tha remarkable passage linking the
Atlantic and Pacific ooaaae had grant
ed to tho 17. B. la perpeutity Aha
use, occupation and controls of a seas ,
10 miles wide aoroes her territory
for the construction, administration,
maintenance, saalta'tdn and footqc* °
lion of the Canal §pd the eaerclee of ,
aU rights, powers and authority avag
the none bp th* United Btafcaa “aa it
the United States pow»M*d sovoga
eignty over the territory.'*
But, he explained, a aerioaa quae-
iKm rift* ftrtftftti m rtftra w whwb
no compromise was poaalbla heupge
It could net be settled unless oa* at
the parties completely adopted t)M
views of tjM other. '
a , -
OUT rXDIR BOYD
OS MTKItRR COCKT
e
BMITHFIELD, dept. Id—Otis won
charged with killing Richard O'Neal
a farmer with an Automobile Jack,
w*J freed unde—tfd>od bond hare to*
Rond was fixed at a preliminary _
hearing aftd Immediately afterward
the bond wm furnished by hia nalgh*
bora. Wall, who surrendered te M*
thorlties after the killing win pioaß
.self defense. - >
— : ■ —— —*TT»
’•» "’ T r r ' T1 "" "" <* '♦'
»» o* I '■ ‘ '
Ms aa ' UK WM ft TBYWfI
# ** Axlaff IB LOAmfttf
CHICAG4L B*W M -giV-Walter
ftffhuljg ki mol**. ,
t iilnlng a good lead UP to the final
round of tho Western open golf
championship today We ha broke per
by one stroke on the f®urtl coarse
Icf Olymrla Notda aa* added a «*t «f
to hla 137 for the flret'two rounds frtf
WL ttm am'
DR. WRAYBR TO RBBpsN
BIRMINGHAM, Sept.
R. W. Weaver will reelga hla post a*
o? Worcer Tf
Mac op, Oa.. to become corresponding
t secertury of the educational board el
tha Southern Baptist convaatioa .Oc
i, lahat i» it vw axmaasMi «f>
I flee* of the board here today.
IXJrMCTIOM GIIUrRB 1 _
r ,r —— ~ r ■ --*aBFT
I STEUBENVILLE, Ohio, Sgpt I*—'
UP)—A preliminary Injunction setttag
t Jbe limit* of Union pkketJag at seel
■ mine* In the Eastern Ohio field wen '
. granted today by Jadge Beneea W.
« Hough In Federal court be*» the lb*
r juriion will be effective at • a. DU