WEATHER
4 mUu. Probably pmwt
i «■ eoaat Sunday. Monday
•ndy. Wumr. ,
.VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER 43
PLANE CREW MAY HAVE SPENT SOMETIME ON ISLE
No Access By Water Is ’•
Possible Until Ice Has
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Broken For Summer
*uc *■ t.
Propuller •f Plaae Broken In
„ Making Forced Descent
At Greenly /
ft .
FOURTEEN PEOPLE LIVE
ON TWO-MILE ISLAND
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New York Newspapers Race In
Preparations Oniftt Planes
Rook North
(By Associated Pros*
Hm Arat man over to make a non
stop went ward airplane flight aero**
tba N«tflh -Atlantic ara marooned on
a tlay lea bound northern Island, far
from the m l lions wailing to walcomv
than.
After mora than a day aad a half
la tbs air. tba last bouri spent An
blindly wandering through an Im
penetrable fog. tba Junkar’a mono
plane Bremen, landed Friday oa
Greenly Iglaad, la tke Straits of Bell
Ills bet wees New Fouodlaad sad La
brador. sfld It learned unlikely that
. the Journey could be continued for
several days
Meeaagea relayed to the outer, world
by dog Sled, radio. ■ end telegraph
bora aaaurance that tba airplane wee
damaged. The three tiers. Baron Von
Hueaefeld. Capt. Hermann Koehl and
Capt. Jam** Fttamaurlc*. are not in
lured aad were belug well cared for
bg tke Uay Island's 14 Inhabitants.^
Three faators combined to prevent
Immediate continuation of the Bremen
Sight from Ireland to Now York. For
one thing the fuel tanka wen empty
whan tba Bremen lauded ee e UtUe
lake on the mile-square Island, and
the nearest supply Is acrosa the Ire
pack on the mainland. Then massages
from the aviators reported that the
propellor was broken. And lastly It
was bellevad that plane night have
great difficulty Ip affecting a take-off
from the fro ten surface of the Island
even after repairs wars made and the
tanks filled, uatil a runway had been
smoothed off for 1L
ST. JOHNS. N. F.. April U-UP-
Men versed In the navigation of the
northern waters aa'd today"' that the
crew of the-Bcsmen. marooned,On Ice
bound Greenly Island, can hope to
got away from there only by air at
present, Until the Ice field < In that
region begin to broak up with the
. approarh of summer, these navigators
said.there will be no access to the is
land by sea.
CURTIS FIKLD. N. Y.. April 14.
OP)— M. M. Merrill, general manager
of this commercial flying field, an.
nounred tonight thet six planes char
tered by newspapers are being pre
pared to By Into Canada tomorrow to
get 4s near aa possible to Greenly
Island In tho Straits of Bell Isle
where the trana-Atlantic monoplane
is marooned.
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BULLS TURNED
! BACK ON MART
His her Credit Rat eg Bugaboo In
Ammunition That Forces
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NEW YORK. Apyll 11— <JP -Yeari
of higher credit rates, the bugaboo of
Wall fldeet tamed beck the ‘'bull*"
of the stock market. A storm of sell
ing arose whan a nearly attack on
General motors forced the price down
about 95 a share, end appeared to sap
all the eathnalaam out of those who
have been bidding for the high price
ttock. Although a few new leaders
of more modest prices were listed to
new peaks, the market aa a whole
gave the' Impression of an orderly
end more or legs weary retreat
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WASH WOTS ICS 14
PLEDGER TO MHITH
SPOKANE. We*h_ April 14— {IP—
Washington demoncracy today lined
up In the grcwnlng columns of dele
patloes pledged to the nomination of
Governor Alfred K. Smith for the
presidency. _ _ j
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
BEAD IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ABE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
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To Conduct Revival
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■ .. DR. VI. M. TIP F.B
This noted minister, evangelist to the
Home Mission Boar dos the Southern
Baptist Convention, will begin a two
week's revival at First Baptist Church
thla morning. Services will be held
dally at 19:39 In the morning and
at 7:45 la the evening. -
plan picnic
HERE IN JULY
Odd Fellows of District Will
Gal Iter For Day’* Session
At Home Here
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The Odd Fellows of this district
will hold a basket picnic at the borne
here In July, It was decided at a
meeting held in Rocky Mount Friday
evening. C. G. Smith of Goldsboro,
who presided over the meeting at
Rocky Mount In Hie absence of the
president, named a special picnic
committee to have charge of advertis
ing the July event here The commit
tee was Instructed U> sae that each
of the six lodges In the district re
ceives' a communication each month
with details aa to the picnic.
Two hundred Odd Fellows ought to
be at the picnic here, it was stated,
representing the Goldsboro, Rocky
Mount, Tarboro, Mt. Olive, 'Wilson
and Rosemary lodge*.
The following Ooldsboro men at
tended the district meeting In Rocky
Mount: . Superintendent r. H. War
ren. of the Odd Fellows Home. L. If.
Watson. H. F Winstead, C. H.
Moore and C. U. Smith.
EARTH SHOCK KELT °
CONSTANTINOPLE, April 14- (IP
A alight earth shock wka felt ' In
Constantinople at 11:15 o'clock thin
morning. A more violent shock was
felt In the *ur™nmU{ig country. No
r »V>»111 reported this af
ternoon \
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Judge Townshend Signs 17
Civil Court Judgments Sat.
Judgment* totaling 1392$ were yes
terday signed by Judge N. A.
abend tin Wayne Superior court, end
ing four action* which O. Watt*
bad brought against the Hhode lilunt)
Fthn Insurance company for sum* al
lotted to be due from the cOtnpafiy
following the destruction by firs" of ;
the tobacco warehouse which ‘Watt*
< per*ted here In 1926 One Judgment I
was tor |92S. one for 1975, one for
SSOO, and one for 92.625.
These aulta represent greater
amount* than any yet involved In
*ults clenred hy Judge Townshend'*
court the past week. The two week'*
tension will he continued on Monday
morning. Judgements signed IhaAgh
yesterday Included! R. f\ lllncra
g Inet Hamilton Langston. 9150 for
plaintiff.
Goldsboro Seringa and Truvt Com
pany va R. B: Best and W. H Crad
FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY
GRANTHAM BOYS
ARE ADVANCED
11 Promoted to Higher Degree
In (Tab Have 11627.50 In* .
vested In Enterprise*
Tke Young Ter Heel Farmer* clnh
’ of Grantham school vdvanced eleven
, green hands to th# 2nd degree, that of
Caroline farmers, at their regular
monthly meeting Friday
| In ordwf that n boy may be allowed
to he advanced to the Carolina Far
mer degree e year's inatruction In
Agriculture, completed e satisfactory
project le their work, be able to recite
to memory tha country boyi creed, bo
able to lead e discussion when celled
upon and hart 940 00 Invested In n
productive enterprise as on saving ac
fount. „ ,
The eleven boys have 91627.50 In
vested In productive tnterprlses such
as hogs, poultry, mules, fertiliser and
raring accounts. Durwood Hood has
the most money Invested, a total of
9436.50.
Th* following boys were advanced
to second degree: Durwood Hood.
Kirby Thorntou. Russel llollowell,
William Rills. Alvin Portor. Marshall
Jlnnette, Cooper Hryan. Carlyle Sas
ser, Durwood Thorn lon, Milton Rrock
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Tammany Boss Cornea
For Visit To Smith
•ASHEVILLE. April 14-KA 1 ) —A
political touch was given the, vaca
tion here of Governor Alfred E.
Smith by the arrival of George Glv
' any, lammauy leader, who stopped
off for *mi overnight vial}.
Olvany, who I* ope of Smith’s chief
I political advleors. had been on A' va
cation In Cuba and Florida
dock, verdict for plaintiff for |9do
with Intereat from June 29. 1919.
Yelverton Brothers, Ine., v* M. W.
Mitchell and J. A. Mitchell and wife,
i verdict of 9671 40 for Yelverton Hroe.
end of 91428 60 for the Fremont Oil
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Peopled Hank and Trust Company
va Walter Kvann. verdict of f!0« with
Interest from December ljt, 1919 for
plaintiff..
Cleo Howard by her. • beat
frlond. Addle Howard, vs Durharq
Hosiery Mills, verdict for plaintiff for
9237.39.
Yelverton Brothers. Inc., v* Hen
ry Yelverton, verdlot to plaintiff for
;350.
Marlon tV. Edgrard* vs Henry and
Susan Borden, court ruling that the
property in question la property of
Bordena.
Continued on page 2
WESTWARD PATHFINDERS AND THEIR PLANE *
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Hid German girplang •'Bremen” gad its craw.
Left, Cep*. Kochi, German pilot; Bsron Hoe
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GOLDSBORO. N. CSUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 11. 4M*
FIRST BAPTIST
STARTS REVIVAL
Dr. William M. Vine*, Hama
Mission Evangelist, WiU
Da Preaching
All preparation* have been coroplet
ed for the beginning of a two-waek*
revival at the First Baptlat church 1
thla morning. Dr. William M. Vine#,
evangel lit with tha home miaaton
board of the Southern. Baptist Can*
\ml ion. wffl do the preaching, anti
apeclal musUftwill be led by Maury
Pearson, rholc’leader with the htm.e
mission board.
Rev. T Riddick a Ives the fol
lowing concerning Dr. Vine*:
Rev. Wliltam M Vln«i, D.. D.. wi'a
born and reared on n farm near
Jonesboro, Tenn. Kducaled In the
rural public schools and In the High
School nt Jonesboro. Tend.. Dr. Vine*
completed hia college training at (Jen.
tral Normal College, Danville, Ind.
the University of Chicago and the
Southern Baptist Theological Semin
ary at Ijoulavllle, Ky.
Hia first pastorat* after leaving the
seminary, nt Johnson City, Tenn., wn*
n continuous revival and her* was
laid thg foundation for the deep spiri
tual and evangelical emphasis which
has characterised hia ministry. For,
■even and a half year* he was pastor
of the First Baptist Cnurch of Ashe
' 111**. N. C. Hera he won a great repu
tation as an evangelist and reformer
ins (he movement which egertbrew
the saloons In th* city was originated
iu hia church and under hts ministry.
For about four pad a half year* at
the Freemason Btr**t Church. Nor
folk. Va.. his achievements challenge I
the attention of the denomination.
This great church wan thoroughly •*-
aanized as ntver before and the mem
bership grew from liftO to 1200. Sub
stantial I m proveni en I nwcfA made on
the building and
overflowed so that for r-f>*rlod th*
Continued on page X •
JOSEPH ULMER
TO SPEAK HERE
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l/Ocnl final Rrkh Order To Hear^
Addtjewt'tßQ President of
Fifth Dtatrlct
Joseph A.* WllmeV, of Wash
ington. D. C., president of district
number 5 of the Independent Or
der of Bnai Brlth. will deliver an
addraas at Oheb Hholem temple
here Monday evening at • o'clock.
The public, is Invited to the meet
ing.
Sir. direftor of the
activities of Bnai Brlth In the
district embracing the Dtatrlct of
Columbia. Maryland. North Caro
lina, South Carolina and Florida.
The vtalt here Is tn connection
with a tour to the four local or
ders of Bnai Brlth In North Caro
lina. Other* to'pe vlaitad by Mr.
Wllmcr are at Oreensboro, Kins
ton and Wilmington.
nefeld, center, financial hacker and peaadnger;
right, Colonel FiUmauricc, co-pilot
ARE UNINJURED
AS CAR TURTLES
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Automobile CenGßttlnr MM*
tiiMpiami Forced Off High
way Near City
Four member* es tha Mlaelaaippl
party which vlsitad Wayna county
Friday tor tba purpoaa at studylug
community club davelopmaat boro
vrera badly abakaa up whan tha au
tomobile In sshHb the were riding
turfed over near tba bridga oa High
way number 19 weat of tke city Fri
day night wkila returnlng to Oaldn
boro from tba RoaawmHi community
club meeting, it w*a learned yeater
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K W Gaither, dlatrlet demofiatra
t!on agent, was driving the machine, n
Dodge sedan, when It met an aatomo
hile on the curve. Tha other, oar waa
said to have crowded tho one driven
by Mr. Oatther and containing tba
, rtaitoi * to such an extant tbal It
, went over tha embrankmant at the
, curve, and tamed over.
Glut In the automobile body ware
I shattered, and member* of th# party
sustained bruises and scratches, but
no serious injuries. ,
One-Third of Counties
Are Without Good Maps
RALEIGH. April 11—GF)—Nearly •
third of tha counties of North Caro
lina have no Individual map* of their
territory, at least as far as state de
partment records reveal, it was polat
ed out today hr tha conservation de
partment which Is making a stream
sanitation and conservation survey.
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COOLIIKJE NEB DM
('ONGHATILATIOYM
WASHINGTON. April 14— (Aft
1 President t'oolldge mat through the
navy radio today a message of oon
-1 gratulatlon* to the crew of tho Bre
men. o
Registrars And Poll Holders
. Named For June. 2 Primary
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—..Meeting ft the oonrthouae yeeter
day th« county board of electtouo
named r*(btr»n and poll hoi (tarn
who will he In charge of th« Demo
cratic primary to ba held Jana S for
the nomination of ronnty, state and
national officer*. Flfty-eeren man
from 19 rot in it precinct* In the county
were named to hare charge of the
election*.
Thoee comprtalng the board of el
ecttona are: Oeorge Vahn, Goldsboro
rhalrman; Milford Ay cock. Piker lilt;
and-Joseph of Mt. OHve.
The following were named aa reg
istrar* and poll holder*:
Geld*here Me. t
Registrar—Dan L. Hobson
D»m Judge—J. Norwood Holme*.
Rep. Judge- Marion Lynch.
Geldsbere Me. >
Reglatrar -R| C. Crawford.
Dam. Judge—V. M. Gtlllkta.
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FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY
An Unexplained Blast
Snulfs Out Lives Os
Thirty-Eight Dancert
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Boys Capture Mama
Fox and Her Babe*
Here's a story for the fox haa
tara. Two boys of tke Odd Fal
lows home here roaming through
woods )uet east of Kdgewood oa
the edge of the city discovered a
mama fox end her ulx ha hie* la S'
hollow tree. While oae guarded
the tip*, another went fore each.
Armed with e forked *itck eed the
seek the two boy* collected both
the mother eed her alt babies.
Such we# the atery reaching The
Nawa yesterday
FIRE DAMAGES 1 -
EDVARDS STORE
OrigimUed la iUnnked Storage
Room Oa BseeaS Mery Abere
JewalryJStern
,i Fin dtnaevitad el • **d*d this
morning in th* second alary #f
the Barth Center utraal hnlldlne
•wood aed aaanptad hy Nathan J.
Edwards did eanaldvrwM* damage
In a stack as hlnelrefu, ahaafla,
spraads, stored ta tha ream
where the Am ortgtanlil, aed is
u- __4
•rM flonr. Tba flaldibara Candy
■HwU u dRRR|w
water damage was asp acted 'ta
‘ rwilt aa th* upper Mery as th# /
Hf a I*■ ■ ** --- - A *
v? MlWonp 1 ifmpVßJt Dffff wa fiDF
•oath of th* IdwMrda atom.
It was Imyamjbia ta umi an
aatheeta as tba ttmag* tala mure
tag. Th« erlgta as the flame* was
ant narurtnhiudi '
I area Derr and Hr. Kd wards
warn partear* In aa Inutsllmunt
blankst and bod clothes bnsinesa,
sad nnad ta* upper alary Ml th*
Edward* star* aa a ■tataffi plat*.
Mr. Derr said that thorn ware
several tod
clothe*, mostly bUakdt* ta tha
ream.
* Th* flra alarm tarn tamed to at
t o'etaefc hy toy J. Parhsr, strait
supertatoadeat, who was sp ta dl.
roet thy early mamtag watt of
th* street cleaning fare*. M* as-
Head smalt* saalff from tho •or
ead Mary akave tha Edwards
' star* aad atov* th* Caady KNch
-90. '
The flra flgbtera war* da ta*
acaa* a mbit# after the alarm
had seuiplad. aad rsshad base I* ,
th* upper alary wtadawm The
me meat tba wladaws war* crash
(4 li i taagu* of flasM leaped
oat, hat hy the tenant as wat.
cr shot tat* tba window by flra
maa stand lag atop ladders, tba
"tContinued oa Tag* 8lx)
Rap. Judge—E. D. Herring.
.. Geldtbera Me. I
Reglatrar - Emmett Powell.
Dem. Judge C, H. Moor*,
Rap. Judge—T. C. Crow.
Geldsbere He. 4 -
Registrar -W. R. K. Butler.
Gem Judge—W. H. Creech.
Rep. Judge W. 0. Walter*.
Premeut
Iteghtrar—J. M. Htong v
Rep. Judge G. r Crawford.
Dem. Judge—J. T. Wtnbon.
Provides**
Registrar—W. B Bteaena.
Dam. Judge W. L. Parker
Rep. Judge— David J. Hollowelt.
Bark Nwump
Registrar-Joseph P. Did*.
Dem Judge—L K. Aycock.
Rep. Judge—J. C. Baaaar.
.. Continued on page S Tw,
MEMBER Qf «'
THE ASBOCUTMU
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rmcurmumfi*
Os Honor As Dune HMfl
M Peat Mkti ~
THOSE OUTBID! BUILDMIfG
COULD NOT GIYI ANY AID
TraToMuff Hoi—mM Q*ta» THU
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WEST PLAINS. Mo. April Id—(fft
-Thirty eight pureoei Mi tooofc to
have keen killed aad *9 aafM ta ■
explosion whioh iimpBMRI a deep*
hell over a gara«o heap teat aM.
Tweety bodies had haaa pwMtaii RK
vq titled early iuil||h |
«l>y‘ Richard Ocean.
toraey, could Mt UffTOU oa tho «M#o
of the kgpiana pad idjiawad mitt
Wednesday _
• xplod.d RMMI fond I
aga aad dans* hall alas wore iiiffM
rd Thirty or forty eeaplM iM«Md|d
the dance, hot soma wore Mt R|
hall at the time at the Meat. Whgtllkr
all escaped who won tjpfdhß fa
tho sedrod story RMBMIIfI la mo
building Rod tm |M| A
terminud lets todar
•it vu the am hffMiaa m
perieece of my aattn MR* ffM# #.
H. Even*,Chicago travail** mMs
man who wttneuald ttMi trapady *Tj*>
cries of vlctlma VRa any taidaifh
u. w. me k.
kf)pw wf r*oi)ltl dHu R
f "*
and the upper Hoar Milapoad As
dancers were horied late a MdM
furnace from whioh llpro m'fli
carried oa. The ftamag pfftraaaat dim
doing enytblag, hat Not ateadtag hy
and Hetenlag to tboir ortat,"
n doaea lajured, w*h meoy ut>d*a
a fire Which swept the Ogaa Lop*,
x comMaad apartment aad hddtaAm
block hero this atloraoM.
Two of the woman uonoamMd ta
th# Ka—itai afiap ka||o mmmA| |M||
the burning atructuru. IVoa bodlse
were foaad os the floor of tho «P*M
Bo saddoaly did tho fleoie* a*a
headway that all ■♦sands as aaeapo
ware cut eff ta a law mtadlae.
When fireman raeahad the |*m l
number of WOmMtlWd ClMthud MM
to the ledges es wiodowp V|pg RMM
were quickly spread aad”twe >mp
Jumped ee names hugea to Hah the
window fremue. Opa Ml the wamua
"truck a project lag ledgt «M MM*
sered a broken leg aad otW IhJtWHIR _
SEEKS GUIDES
FOR THE BUND
NBW YORK. April U-OV&
twenty-year oM blind yoath aaiMf
elope today oa tho Itaer Aeeeote fpr
gwKserlaad la aeach af> a dug whlgh
may he tralaed to fuMM him APd
other similarly atfMoted.
Morris 8. Freak of MMbvUIATAND
Is mekiag the trip wtth the aaeMapUa
of Mrs. Oeorge Morris MwUa
has eetebllshed breeding keeaqla far
Osman shepherd dogs la •**■#♦-
laud.
If Freak's efforts are mwm»Mt«
he will bring' one deg bach wtth Mp
and later obtain 49 with a trelaar
tor see la thh < cualiy. Tha dot-
Freak aeld. la to ha haM with a atmp
by tta ussier aad thtoufh vartmm
movements hi to guM# tta dWStor
i through flreffle. swap fmm nhutmitA
. aad up aad down stairs.
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