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VOLITMB SIX; NUMBER ITS
THOUSANDS ATTEND UNVEILING AT BENTONMLE
TO ASK COMMISSIONERS TO RECONSIDER SCHOOL BUDGET
Speakers Pay Tribute To
Gdant Confederates Who
Took tort In Fierce FA
Mrs. Anderson Make* PhiwU-
U« Address, Explaining
- PirpMt
GOVERNOR MXEAN
ACCEPTS MEMORIAL
GoMoboro Battery A, and Twd
• Local Beya, Play CnnSßid
«w Part*
Tardy tribat* (a the tarnvery sad
heroism of tbs boy*, )>rlgad*» who
stepped Sherman’* march god; tp oth
ers who took part la Iht battle of
Keaton villa. y»rch IMI, IK6. was
paid by thousand* of Tar Heels who
rathe •st tip battle at'a. II miles
seat. tof Sere yesterday, to wit
ness the uavfiliag of a marker by
the United Daughter* of the Confeder
aey. Hearts beat fat. and throats
were tight a% speakers recalled the
stand of thebe striplings heroes in
one es the deal encounters of the
Civil star.
The many thousands who flocked to
the place fropv every pan es North
pburoliaa tfnre tea'lmoey that Tar
Heels keep green the man— of
< their Coo federate fore hears; ud such
a gathering this state hasseen
■arly tot thVdK.ft.VM
to park so aotsmobtlr nearer than a
mile aad a half es the spot for the
fioaies aad haadrada who had
1 miles to attend the occasion
itaecaaaavy to travel the laat
Jr'ikite pad a half on foot and
as merellaaa a September sun
Imaginable.
Boy Scouts from Ooldabero. Smith
field end other troops la Toscarora
council did raUeut service as cour
iers and in aiding In parking automo
biles, and In rendering first aid.
Ia tha afternoon Battery A led the
charge la the sham kettle aad la the.
firing of a s|lu‘e over the graves of
the so'diers who died ia thf battle
Two young boys of Ooldubord, Alexan
« dee Metres a gad Edgar Bain, direct *
descendants es men who took pvt in j
the ha'tie, Med to drswtog hack]
the cloth from the marker which j
■hall for all time.to.com* proclaim
tha slgnificaaat of the site .
In. Andersen Apeak*
“We are assembled today to dedi
cata a memorial Which will servo
for generatieAa to kdtp the memory
of North raroitoa’e topldters who
fought one of'tee leaf Important ed
gagementa of fie Vv’letween the
States.” said Mrs.. John H. Ander
sen. „of Fayetteville, chairman of the
IT. D. C. committee on arrangement):
In her sddreaa.
“This memorial marks the battle
field of Bentoavllle, where, March
11. M tl. IKK, Central Jo*«r*> E
Johns ’on with shout IMOO Ooefeder
at* troops, checked the sdvattce and
repulsed every stuck of Major-Gen
srsl W T. KhrmaWs AHny ofwteve
than. twice that number Condplcnop
I* IRti bhHtt Fere fh«w regtmiuU
and one battalion of North Carol ini
Junior Reserves In Major-Oener
Robert F. Hoke's division.
* “Hlvtorlaas record the fact that the
service* c 4 Oeaersl Hoke and his men
* tfk *m#af w baost nruntnitu*
koipies of Coafwlarste Generalship
aad vwtor ht the whole coarse of the
war . Just at (his point qur North
|iip» tWserrn Fn*
pttoch agaipst Sheraan’n Reasoned
veteran soldiers, sad Just below here
they made their l«st charge in that
Moody (bred days battle.
“the hi| dam of these troops crow
pad with evfj le*to*
ftgu»Haa , » devotion trhw rwaaw of
faar independence.
>“A* the mists of tha are
rolled away, the*** heroes who died
la the fattened gray grow teUey aad
greater ia nW their parts, till they fill
ear minds as they fill" our hearts.
Tea. they grow taller as the years go
hy, aad the world kaewt how they
could do aad die.
Y'poor Is the nation that has ao hs-
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
Three Burned Death
In N. Orleans Blaze
i .
NBW OBLKANH, Bapt. U.—(/T)
—Three men were badly burned,
oov probably faulty, tonight, when
•re partly destroyed the build lus
occupied hy the Industrial Arma
ture OoaLpgar here. Th* flr* was
proceeded by a big explosion.
LEAGUE NAMES
NEW MEMBERS
Canada, Cuba and Fintond Given
Santa In Council of
League
CHICAGO, Sept. A spring
like shower late # todsy sUrted the
rout of Septembers mid-summer heat
wave in which middle west millions
have sweltered for lour days. Dark
Waiag clouds intervened earlier, to
aid the country, drivtat the mercury
slowly down here from its high t olat j
es tt degrees, reached shortly as e'r ;
peoa. Hourly readings bad equaled
those of yesterday and the It in pern
tore threatened to exceed the ' 95
degree recoA of the two previous
daya until it became cloudy.
A cold era waa moving in from the
west, however, and forecasters pred
icted further .rain tonight with tem
peratures around M tomorrow and in
the normal seventies hy Saturday.
The break in tha heat wave found
a total of more than a score of
deaths dne to the heat, dae it was
raid tea lark of contact between a
high pressure in the South and a low
ora In the North. Th 1 * resulted Is a
stagnant condition of the air and
the Just heat ‘just keep on setting
down.
School children took to the beachc*
and parka when classes were dlsmle
rtd. The school bouses were
not open at all and many children did
not even report at the other build
ing*.
Football Player Will
Die of Broken Neck
MABHVILLB, Tean., Sept. 15. (JP)
-sfope waned tonight for th* re
covery sf Qenrjc* Rice. University of
the South football player who suffer
td<A frsd ur% of the vert raba* In the
neck while lackliaf e dummy la prae.
tie*, His father, Rea Rice, of Hous
ton. was oa his way to the bwtoid*.
Surgeons meanwhile delayed operat
ing ..because they felt Rice's chances
es surviving an operation w»re slight.
Free Will Baptists Close
Annual State Convention
The annual State of I
Free Will Baptist closed yesterday!
at Shady Orove, Sampson county af
ler' Ifiree days of deliberation TiZis
was a large attendants and much
enthusiasm manifested according so
reports received hy those who atteod
• d from floldsboso .
Among ' many of the transactions
passed waa a resolution “Urging all
Free Will Baptist to stand by and
eld those who are la authority in
:ha enforcement of the prohibition
laws, and that as a people J®to*d
twgmarC set to stmpmn W •«» Kr
office who la not la aympathy wjth
the Eighteenth Amendment, regard
less of political party." That is if
there are two men for sa office. °»*
dry and the other wet, the “dry men"
is to be supported, It win urged
that tha stand he “from township of-
Mcer to the President of the United
States
la the election of officers of the
convention Goldsboro came ia l*r its
GOLDRBORO. M. C FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER si, 1*27
NEW PRESIDENT
MAKES ADDRESS
Dr. balM RnaiMb Wake For
cat 81 intent* of Logmcy From
Past Thoint
WAKE FOREST, Sept. H—(A)—
Dr. Praads Ualaae, presldeat of Wahe
Forest College, today wrote a aew
chapter ia his aevr work hero when
he addressed for the ftxat lime the
student* who begaa the 9Jrd year of
the college. \
“I shalFaev*r for one moment of m y
life be uamindful of the responsi
bility that to bow upon ilo,** he said.
“Although I must take a moment 10
look hack d'poa the lives of mga who
bare proceeded me uad consider th*
legacy that la ours. Aad looking
hack 1 think shout ull the nun who
have come here to brood awhile on
our walks and then go out Into the
world He add a new lustre of th* nam»
of this college.
Th* president pleaded with the stu
dents to live up to the Meals and
standards of tb«ir college addin gtbat
“nothing to more hostile to Jesus
Christ which takas th* form of brutal
treatment." \
*
PARBWELCOMES
LEGIONNAIRES
it-
Skips Carrying Detighhayn Back
Franca oa Sacond
Expedition
PAJIIB. Sept. 16—(JP)~Paris aad
the Atlantic torts of France are gay 1
with buntihg flags tonight ready to'
welcome wnaorrow and the nex: day -
that great peace time fleet which J
brings tha American Legion. A doaen ,
ships with thousands of former
sricaa soldiers are nearing the
French coast.
General John J. Pershing who tan
years ago slipped across a sea lutes'.-
ed with submarines and entered thus
country theu In the midst of war. wt:j» j
a aew staff of officers, will return »C- |
morrow aboard the 1 leviathan with
bands playing and flags flapping
The bombing of the guns on French :
warships and the roar of the motors
of the airplanes circling overt* >sl
will welcome him and bis cop-.psn- .
lons who were once soldier* In bis vie
torlous army. >
Body of Dancer Be !
Taken To Paris Today
NICE. France, Sept. 15.—0 F) —The
body of Isadora Duncan, whose beau
ty of movement in the classical dsace
cnrsp'ured thousands, lay motionless |
In death In h*r studio hers, surround 1
*d by hundreds of boquets and great
manses of Gowers. Every stage es
social life tn this, as well as in many
capitals of tha world, was represents
ed hy those who sent messages of
sympathy. The chaffeur who usually,
drove Mias Duncan’s car brought a
boqu*t. bought with, a men h's «arn
laga-X
share of the honors Is that W.«u.
Willis toss elected Treasurer and Rev.
Cyrus Mi Johnson.
imp—— ;
Jttev. *, H Styron as Pi*« Lseet
who has been yresideat es the con
vent lon f«»r tea laktu, ««s reatoctad-
Accordiag to raporU "Ik* deaomla
at ion has made much progress in all
■taes of work daring ths pest year,
the greatest being made in the or
phanage at Middlesex and Eureka
college at Arden ; The treasurer's
report lor the year was the host in
"lie history of ih* f ’ Institution 7* *
Th* leading speakers for the occa
sion were: Prof. William Henry Oliv
er, of NeshvHle Tean Rev R V.
fBob) Self. West Asheville.. Rev. K.
C Gasklll, Sea l*vel, M, C : Prof.
R. E. Spencer, pees. Eureka college,
/ rden, N.' C.; aad tho presldeat of
the onuTcutnsa. Rev. I. H Sty»oa.
Thoee sUeodtr from OsMilero
wart Mr aad MT* .' C Willis sad
Of lk|^|
Fall Fashion Show
Meeting at 4 P. M.
All members of the Goldsboro
Merchants' Association who sra
Interested in participating la the
Fall Fashion Show. September
KM, requested to moet'ia Urn
Association office at 4 o'clock this
afternoon Announcement of tho
meeiag wa* made last night hy
Weil, chairman of the Fall
Fashion show committee. Tha
fashion show will occupy two eve
nings of the Fail Opening under
p'uos adopted earlier la the week
and local apMels will display
morning, afternoon, evening, sad
children's wear.
RELATE NEED OF
NEGRO SCHOOL
Stories of Sac rifle** Colored Par
ent* Making Told at Moot
ing Hare
'Stories of the eacrlflces which mem
bers of the Negro race of Wayne
county are making In an effort to
give their children something of an
orportnalty .at an education ward
related la pitastog at the meeting
yesterday of Wayne county school
commit!remea at the courthouse.
Declaration that Wayne most be
gin to give various toasldsrattpn to
improving the W*™ sohool facilities
waa generally endorsed aad brought
forth a number of stories tnustra
! live es the point.
"Why it is n little .abort of crime
• the way some of the Negro schools
havt to be bold.** said J. A r Rest.
I member of the County Board $4 Bdtt
I cation . “Borne of tha hnlidlags used
as Negre schools a man wouldn't keep
a fine cow ta."
“And today then Is a bunch of
Negro men bp at the Eureka negro
school," said Lnby Jones of Eureka
painting the building, giving their
1 work free of charge. Mouy of those
I engaged In this work gave a week ia
moving an old building and adding it
to another to give extra room. Then
they gave time t 6 cover it: I don't
believe tfacre is a white msa ia the
county who would have done« as
! much, I know I -wouldn't said, Mr.
tow*r Whit W kwT «id wsi e*-
| dorsed by Dr. Henderson Irwin.
I "They have come to ua with thOir
! Lata in their hands, and Ashed res
pectfully for aid." said Mr. Kelly of
Mt. Olive, chairman of the educa
tion board “and the time has come
wheu~i f * must begin to help them."
i He told of how the rural supervisor
i ofJHegro schools had bald entertain
ments amone her raoe and raised a
sufficient sum es money to build sa
• addition to the Negro school at Dud
ley. “And she tell me they are go
ing to hold other sneh meetings" he
said. „
Mr. Kelly related an Incident under
which the County Board of Education
■ wse given assurance from Bupt. Al
len of the Rtate Department that if
Wayne acted promptly she could bor
row tltbdtoi at a very tow rate for' a
„Kn* yyiod for the- imarn rgmeat us
Negro schools, pfe said that the board
had do ides but that the County
Commissioners would approve ths
Ides and that though the amount
could have been secured under such
AJtoft SS.'WHUJdIUUff UhAA
or in the school budget and would nor
•tome selsedi She. Mm rate nays that -w»
reply te the request made of the Com
wslaehMseee tmd mm yet beew imefrwtf.
To Bury Prominent
Sampson Man Today
WILMINGTON. Bept 16—(M—
Funeral ecrvices for Bcott Itobioson,
s pvomlncnt Hampson clllsen whq dbrj
at hla home near Ivabone today at
the age of M years will he cosduc'od
from the residence tomorrow nftcr
noon st 3 o'clock. Cause of >l«ilh
waa given as Infirmities of old ige.
Mr. Robinson represented Sampson ia
both branch** of ths gennral assembly
and was not only a political leader,
, bat a leader in business and agricnl-
Itural affairs us the county sad ace
liua, ■ »■ ,
IS ON TRIAL FOR
EMBEZZLEMENT
WUntoftMlaß Hold to Havt
Fatoely Disposed of Buiidtog
and Lom Siisk
WILMINGTON, Sopt. 16 —OF) —T.
A. Croom. former secretary of’the
Wilmington Homestrad 3ulMiag aad
1-nan Association went oa trial hem
today oa a charga of embegslemeat i
It Is alleged that ike defoadaat Is rt-a- ]
poaaible for a shortage of |U ddf-
A. H. Runtin, one of"the witnesses
tor tho state, testified that be baJ Be
topwladgeef two checlm Jtotallsg
K.M« witirll according to records bad
boon issues. It waa a rule of tho cor
poration that all dtsbarsguioata,
should he mad* hy ebook and all'
checks countersigned hy tlse presi
dent
Mr. Buntin testified ho hod laotwe-.
tod Croom In aoo that all chocks wore
coonterslgaud. Ho had aloe naked
that ho be gtvea an aooouat of the
condition of the Association at dif
ferent times, bat be never waa (teat
the statements. The defendant ctaifd
ad on each occasion he waa told" by
CToom. that the books waps auk h
shape for a statement bat that It
would be given at a later date.
SHOWERS ROUT
INTENSE HEAT
• r
•Rp , ijtoe
Death Front Buffocatlof |FftT«
Now Stoßdo at Total of
Twooty -
GENEVA, Bept i uj-GP)—Canada
and Caha, two of tho United States
neat door uetgbiton, were etagdsd'
tonight to , the League of Nations
council. Three seats were to So filled
and Flatdnd got the third.
These three will ait for throe years
on the council, which is apw compos
ed of 14 members. The aew lineup
means that Ute council contains fear
countries repraaeatiag Aha Aider!caa
continents. It has created special in
terest among many delegates heeawto
of the particularly friendly rala'ioaa
existing among Canada, Cuba aad tha
United Btfttes.
From another atasd point the el
ection caused aew interest of sa ab
sorbing nature. In view of numerous
delegates the importance,, of the
British Empire oh tbs council la in
creased through Canadian member
ship. though the impreaatoa is tbM
Canada wDI act satirely Independent
in her
Greece, running strong la tbo pre
election caarasslag. received tbo vot
es of 23 nations, two less thaa nec
essary to sloct.
Cubs led ths poll with 40 votes aad
Finland waa second with 33.
Local Legion Post Starts
Fall And Winter Program
The f.rat fall meeting of the local
Pest of the American Legion hold at
BuitdHi toaV even leg'
.waa Mtaraclerlted by a renewal Os
rn tha steam fur the glorious objects
us this aontaf Nk Ute Aland
crowd in aneadaaar.'"
The nesting waa formald opened
by the commandant, Hugh Dortch,
who after stating that since the last
adjournment In tbs early summer tha
adjutant. C. M. Demi, had hgd charge
jIJtU ih< wmmtr.aciJtlU** FWch.i»-
cluded a tent show bald utder the
auapir.es of the Legion which netted
a fair amount Into ths treasury. Ho
also slated that sometime soon a
coach would he here to train 10-g|
talent for a rlny to bs given Tor W» *
benefit o! the Poet In Ooldsburo.
A question arose as to the raising
of dues but this was referred to thj
Finance committee to he reparted oa
at the next meeting which will also
ha ter tha election of oflicefi (or IN
School Committeemeo Hold
Impossible Operate Wn
SomsThat Have Been Fad
Woman Dios After
Criminal Attack
DORA, Ala. flppt. U.-ifl'tofß*-
gulnlng conamoasaeas loag enough
to t«ll bar husband that aha had
he«n criminally attaojrid hg a as
gro, Mrs. Mary Treuce, her hand
crushed vrilh a piece es slab, die*
on tho way te *a hoopUal here to
day after h*r limp body had been
found at the edge of underbrush
M yards from her beam.
SPECIAL TAX
GROUPSPUT
Gommlltoo NK ? AikmrpMbMes
EeOb AccoEEt of Fite—l
Differ—«■
’ WABHINQTON, Bept. II.—UV
Eevlaloa of the adadhtatortoJva faatams
of tha pres* at tax Isa to a problem
Krtch ll vapor** to gtve th. ster
COAgresa almost as,much toauhla as
1 that of deciding want rates are to ho
lowered aad tho am«um of tha redao-
ASelatloa of that prohHm is not
made sty aaatoc hy th# rift ia the
Joint Congressional committee created
under the present statute to deal with
, tdssUoaa of the cadmtotetrattea M
the Us lawa. As a result, wide dif
ferences between the house aad the
Senate an likely te develop as th«
revenue legislation proceeds oa Its
way through Congress.
This rift developed soetf after the
joint committee waa adopted aad
grew out bt the selection of Obairma*
Green es the House aa Chairman ever
Bmoet Chairman of the Senate In
aace committee. > ' ' ;
It to ah open secret at th« capital
that there has net been Km fullest
aieaaure of cooperation between the
house aad sane* member* oa tee
joint committee 1a the praaeoatlto of
the tasks assigned to them andertoe
provision of the law originating to
the senate.
Boms -Congram tonal leadnto said
today that they had not been ever
sanguine aa to Ute effoet of th# work
that the Joint committee might bo
able to do. They recalled that tha
proposal for (he appointment es (he
committee waa advanced while the
.Special Senate group waa carrying
forward He Investigation es methods
of tax so llament ia te* Internal Rev
eaa* Bureau, -
cnMiijg year; at this' meeting a free
barbecue will he served.
. . Lmte- fiasdaar ’afperted -ow-He- e4w
lt to tte state convention of the
T/egion hold's! Washington He ss. 1
that It wse the moot successful one es
TMTfc ffib ktotory nf Wt oe va r»*t»n
the town w«r u rut ,1 over to the t<«-
gtoansires. Ice water aad other re
freshment* freely served, that he did
not remember all the details, TVs
next state convention will be held st
Charlotte, „
„At pros*ta tha teaat Reab has snip
124 members In good standing aad
Mr. Dortch In diacusatag the situa
tion stated that tome of tea pronria
eat cltixeav of ihe younger set la
Goldsboro who are etogihle for mem
bership have not yet Joined. He far
ther said that them warn about six
or sevea. hundred potential members
i la Wayne county
k After the formal meeting delict***
i barbecue was served to the hog* ep
’iJamipt of §ll then* gresfat.
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Press v J
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Adopt Matin b f Dr. InH* ffevf
i Im in iuHtonim
CHAIRMAN KILLY QWLi
EXPLANAIHHf mtOAp
ftcUnily *id
II pon tlbo
pvbwjr dMMr
will to hafpi* tbr <M|tfMNtf|Nffs
Dteklaaaa aiidtiffitM biaoi ,
jitter u. la a
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i.:“r> r«grL «& j
»cfc»ola. Mr. Rally, ete|rmui Ifwf'
board. daplorad tte RtbCttM tWI
ted irl*o aad .nHih»< t|» iHrJj
facias tht aeteola of M tljf «**
£tea«aa la lav adapted attba nil
."}*»«* of lb# **Mt jßJlity-"
now k tepaiiftla. mRAhI ter.
contract dabu, tte Imi ddMnpitel
daprtrod of amah as ita nl>H| mi
rt all Os Ha teadlt.
f«v CußUtttv•
for r fifed parpoda If Cteaa fiteMli ~
ft dla ' naa a Ho jklX| ptepA
areiaa aa aatocrmtic attltodd. 0* Mr
k »■ *gy» m m y4wr.il
on tt. want wa ted aalwt ft* 2
anted for oa tte teal* at Mlddl
aacaaatty, ted baaw aat aftTCCUfMa*
> lilted altteaak tte Nt«l«l
<mm tam did aat Ifltet *£%
craaar trrar that of laat
Hat* Mr Rally patatad fel «a(
practically all of tfe adHHg§J ts
' which barite odoter S. iatdljjfi ,
1 *itit It waa oaty Mat Woaftdf, |t «►
> tlnuad. that tha board ted ftdtfviri
• n# aaM tbte tte lav gam if r*M
■ for aaefe datay M ted MR WMb
(Coatlaaad aa Rja * *
fib ' *Ar TfiT