WKATHKK
Pair and warmer Tuesday. Wednes
day tusesaSlag cloudiness, probably
Baßuwad by rnia la tbe went
'VOLUME SEVEN NUMBER 44
BREMEN MAY CONTINUE FUGHT ON WEDNESDAY
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Sister Ship of Bremen
Being Rushed to Canada
To Supply Needed Parts
CspUla Fitwuricc Quito It*
, IwMl With Schiller end
Reechee Nataequan
DAUGHTER AND RON
OF JUNKERS TO AID
Wire Direct From Greenly la
land Sara Break in Plane
la Mac Repaired
MONTREAL. April l«—(A*) • Ths
Junker's plane. Bremen will continue
IU Jour nay to Nov York Wednesday
It repairs can bo completed In time.
ICo Canadian Press was Informed to
patrabls Expect tare Greenly Is
local office of the Marconi wireless
company The message came from the
Marconi company's superlntsdent. W.
8. Barrett, at ths Point Amour wlre
leae slat lota apposite Greenly Maud
Barrett's Information cams jlirect
from the filers at Greenly Island JIIm
tn see axe said:
"Bremen shaft damaged bat re
pairable Except leave (Iresnly Is
land. Bremen had fog and mow dur
ing part of Its flight. Took Greenly
lighthouse for sealing steamer but
ascertained it was lighthouse short
ly afterward and made lauding on
a small pond. Crew wen rather ex
hausted but recovered sfter* short
V\
t'Nxamarice no Way Qeebee
qiHCRFT. April It—tA*» Captain
Jams Fltxmaarlce, co-pilot of the
trsav-Atlahlle plans Rramtn. who left
Grossly MaMI la a relief plane with
C. A. mike Schiller this morning
landed at Nstaahquan this afternoon
MtsmsuriCe and Hchlller will re
main ther* tonight. Hchlller and Dr.
I.uls Cuilnler went to Greenly Is
land from-Murray Ray. Quebec In a
plane of the Canadian trane-contln
•ntal airways, arriving last night.
Another plane, of the Canadian air
v.-aya which landed at Seven Is
lands this morning after u stormy
trip from Mumy Bay with nswsaper
men and photographer) will remain at
Seven Islands overnight.
<Ry Associated Preo*)
A sister ship of the Rremvu. the
Junkers P-|3 left New York yeeler
dsy for Montreal and was to sstubbsh
a relief hast either there or ut
yneliec today Thc-pJfW? was flown bv
Pred Melcholr. Junkers expert, who,
wax accompanied by llerta and Er
hardi Junkers, daughter and son of
the manufacturer,.
It was _pla lined to'strip the F-|3
of any parts needed by the firemen
and ship them Into Greenly Island,
with fuel by plaits. If It should pr iVe
'mposslblo to repair the
Greenly Island. Miss Junkers said *he
would lake ths crew back to* New
York lit. the F-tJ.
In the meantime, the Canadian gov
ernment Icehergrr Montcalm. was.
pushing forward to the rescue and
was expected to arrive at the Island
today unless the Ice xhonld com
pletely block Its coursq. The M >nt
cklm was prepared to take the llre
mcn and remaining members or its
crew on hoard and transport them to,
seme point where they could, get all
the material they might need for
quick repairs to the plane. "
, -Wives of both the married member*
cl Ih# Rremen crew. Csptaln Flts
maurlce and Captain Koehl, announc
ed from Europe that they would come
1o America to Join their husbands.
They will sail on the same ship leer
|»g Cobh. Ireland on April 21.
HILWINKLi: 18 TO BK OPtOAED
GASTONIA. April 14—<A*>—8«*licl
lor John 0. Carpenter of the G»aton
Mecklenburg county district, tonight
announced he had mailed notice of
«andldacy frr Congress from the hth
district to tbs Mats bdard of slec
tiona
Solicitor Csrpenter is opposing hlr
fellow townsman, Major A. L, Bul
king!*, tb* Incumbent
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
mean Q( THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY, BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
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INVITE PUBJJC
VISIT HOSPITAL
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O'Berry Building Will Be Form
ally Opgncd Willi Gavernor
Present on Wednesday
With Govsrnor A„ W. McLean and
a number of tbe council of the stats
present for the event, tbe formal
ipentug Wednesday of tbe O'Bsrry
building at tbe State Hospital for Iks
Negro Insane here will mark the be
ginning. of a new era of uaefulaest
tor the institution Completion of the
building. It was pointed out. provides
facilities for trehtiment of tubercul
ar Inakne according to the most mod
*rn and accepted standards of exul
tation and fills a need for long stand
ing at the hospital
The building, a large brick struc
ture to the left of Uio road as one
drtvei from Goldsboro to the Insti
tution. Ih a bcutlful one.
Captain Nathan O'Kerry, chairman
of Ihc bo»rd of directors of Ihe hos
pital. and Dr. W. C Unvllle. Kuper
mtendeM. and denlrnua of hundreds of
Goldsboro people call Wednesday to
Inspect the new building and to go
over the pD«t A cordial Invitation
has been extended to tbe public to
visit the hospital between 10 In the
morning and 6 In the afternoon Wed
nesday.
Negroes are Invited to visit the hoa
I ilal between the hour* of JO a. tn.
aud 6 p. m. on Thursday, leaders of
Ihe rgee In North Carolina will be In
charge of appropriate exe'rclpes to be
held at the new building at 11 o'clock
Thursday. 1
ESCAPE INJURY
IN BAD WRECK
Two Automobiles SidcHwipe
Each Other on Highway
Number 10 Sunday
..t
Two aitt<«nobllcs were b dly
wrecked but thellr occupants escaped
ilmost unhurt Sunday when the cir
I'lintaJDjj)# ,a group of Green* bon
one driven by
Os Southern l-Hieg and
conveying V path ti discharged from
ths HI ate Hospital, and Mevoral of hi*
mends. >. \
The car driven bw Mct-ean turned
ruddeuly Into highway number 10.
It was said, and hit by the one
In which the Greensboro men—Gene
Springer. 8. HI«H» Phelps, and (’has
Hickle were riding-. Tbi>»* who saw
Ihe two automobiles after the wreck
wondered how 1t; W>» that all es
caped with their live*.
The Greensboro mett received first
aid treatment at the Spicer Hanllor
lum and then continued. In another
automobile, to Newt Bern on their
fishing trip
Georgetown Folks Object
Bearing Sewer Line Cost
The rttliens of Georgetown section
sre up in arms over assessment)
trade against property Owners gfnx
rewerage main extension*. Alderman
8. P Mt-Clenny reported at Ihe re
gular meeting of the city fathers last
i vniing. There were some report*
that certain Georgetown property
owners Intended carrying Ihe matter
to the courts In an effort to resist
plying sewer line assessment*
Mr. Mt-Clenny appealed on behalf
of those objecting to the
•ayltis that Its thought this was a
matter which tliould be taken cars
of by the city «
The board listened to the appeal
W made by Mr. Mcflenity hut agreed
that It had been the precedent of
years for the property owner* to
la ar Ihe r««! of sewer extension*
KIWANIS HEARS
ABOUT FARipVG
Courtly A. K. Robertson
Speaks to Chib At Regular
Meeting Monday .
Dr. A. H. Kerr hail charge of
last nights Ktwaals program and he
presented County Agent A. K. Rob
ertson who mad a an Interesting talk
on faming In general, but he give
tpedal ronsMerat.on to the subject
of cattle raising In connection with
cattlg raising he cgtd It had been hie
problem to determine whether or not
this was a suitable section soy cat
tle raising, and If so to Induce far
mers to rstse cattle on a basis which
would be profitable. Thkt this la
X national cattle raising section had
been shown, he said by the excellent
pastures which had been produced
by tbe few farmers w|ta. bad under
tken to have real pasrarws. U was
explained that a auccesaful pasture
had enabled some farmers to cut
tholr feed almos# In hall during the
graslng months. The big job he con
tinued. was to arouse iutdrost In rat->
tie raising for success required that
the farmer must more than like ths
Job —be reuat love It, -Wayne county
accordtngxno his figures has only
one. halt an many nows per given
population at do the sections of Ihe
country which are recognised aa the
leaders In cattle production.
In connection with olher farming
Mr Robertson said that efforts were
bring made lu Improve the cotton and
tnbaec-o production -by supplying the
most desirable seed to certain (aim
ers who would demonstrate the In
creased value of tbe varieties select
<£ and would he prepared to rurntsh
seed ,to lncresr»lng number* - the
following year. In this way It wat
pointed ont the berft vAfletie* wnl ha
detersflued and finally the seed will
be available IJirougboul Ihe c u"»v.
About 7S acres were planted this ye.r
with the objects menllottetl in Iricw.
The poultry productloitr'Tte/ said,
been materially Improved oVlhg
the last few years and was now »tW
point w|prr continued iny)rovemcnt
was assured.
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Rev. A. J. Smith Intrcwlitced Rev.
IV. M-y,Vines who Is conducting a re
vival at Ihe First Baptist church. Rev.
Vines made a short talk in which he
compllmeiWM Goldsboro on Its prog
css slues his last visit of 25 years
ago-
Frank Taylor announced Ihdt plans
l.ad beau completed for the Goldsboro
rlub to meet with the clubs of Green
vljle, New Bern, and Kluston al
Kinston next Friday night.- It wax
voted to euspond the meeting of tho
local Hub scheduled for April 23.
WILL ATTEPMT
LONG FLIGHT
FRESNO. Calif., April 18. (A*) A
dawn tomorrow Jimmy Angel, war
time flier, will hop off frotrg,the Frea
iio municipal airport for Guaymas,
Sonora, Mexico, on the first leg of a
25.000 mile air tour to Cape Horn and
back.
After months of preparation and
many unforeseen delays, Angel said
today everything was ready for tho
start. The trip Is expected >o lake
two months.
add that to absolve Georgetown from
this cost would be treating owners
id property In this section differently
trom owner* of properly In other sec
tions.
The meeting was lasting on
• y twenty minutes. Upon motion of
Ihe committee which had Investigat
ed the matter the board approved an
offer of the Oak Height* company to
p«y the city »UM> In clearance of ex*
Irtlng obligation* between the city
and the development company. Cer
tain accf&nt* were to be balanoed
Kgainst each other In this settlement
Aldermen. Robinson. Water*, and
Rrldxer* were named as a committee
to luvfstfg tie s proposal itaade by
L, Frederick, supervisor of music
In the city schools, that the board
Continued on page J
GOLDSBORO* N. C.TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 17. 1928
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g< FAR FROM INTENDED"ROUTE 1 *
Map shows the direction at the intended rout* oi the trio oi
brave trans-Atlantic fliers and the actual path that landed them
. at Greenely Island, a desolate speck of land off the aoutherta
coast of Labrador in the Straits of Belle Isle, 400 mile* off their
_ proposed route. " ’ ' ' *
DEBATE FINALS
ON THIS WEEK
GoMitboro. hktviHe and U-
Grpngc Will Send Tmubp
To Chßptl (fill TZ'x-
CHAPKt- HIM* April 16-Thls Is
High school week at the linlveraity
,-.f North Carolina.
The d'*l> t-rs a*d athlete* will begin
tv pottr Into CHspel llill on Wvdnsa
ilay. tltTtivtm (hi ttttth the
-wj-cITTTic c nipns IwHJ hi Fterally'
cii tted with the high scnbui__y 1 illurr'
Several hundred are expeeUdc and
they will be accompanied by thetr
high school officials, coaches, aud
‘•(her supporters
The finals In Hie fourteenth annual
slate wide debates ftw the Aycwk
Memorial cup will get underway on
Thursday night with Ihe first pre
liminaries. The thirteenth tepals
tournament gets under way Wednss
nsy afternoon and the sixteenth track
meet early Friday morning.
On Thursday afternoon at 2 o’-
clock the debaters wfll gathsr In
Memorial Hall where they will lee
welcomed by N. W. Walker. Dsutt of
the School of Education and Vhalr
man of the high school debating tin-'
lon. Al that time thq debaters prill
draw for sectio'us aud .opponents, for
Ihe first round of preliminaries.
On Thursday evening the detnites
will get underway with 200 speak
ers representing -60 high schools.
These are divided Into 100 team* and
will debate In 12 sections one affirms
tlve and one negative team being sel
icted from each section. The high
schools to be presented wort both
Sides of the triangle debate* that
were held among 200 high school*
April 8.
Schools sending debating teams In
elude Goldsboro. laiGrange Plkevllle.
State Dental Society
Remembers Dr. Johnson
I) r:\Jf. N Johnson of Goldsboro,
chairman of the executive committee
oi the Association and past president,
was honored by Ihe North Carolina
Cental Society aa It met In annusl
lonvention In Charlotte yesterday. On
account of Illness. Dr Johnson
cohid not attend Ihe sessions.
Artlng on Instruction of Ihe con
vention Dennis Keel. . secretary and
treasurer of the Association, yester
day wired Dr. Johnson as foflows:
"The North Carolina Dental Hoc
lety cross and stood at atteniion In
recognition of valuable services ren
dered bv John Johnson whose en
forced absence Is most sincerely re
sulted. We miss you and wish lor
you ft epeed recovery"
CIVIL COURT
IS CONTINUED
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Judge Nunn Arrivw ud Prt
•iUlfiH i Ivor
siting Wayne Bupcrier
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Three judgments signed, a divorce
rranted aud the beginning of the owe
of D. L. Bdgerton against W. H
rm(growth of as auto
4aubK* accident several year* egy.
tech was yesterday’s seeelon ot
Wayne county superior court (or the
-.r'al of elvt! case*. Judge R. 'A.
Nunn or New Bern, who wae pre
vented from presiding here last mask,
held court yesterday, Judge N. A.
rownshend of Dunn presided oyer
the sessions of lest week.
, A judgment was signed hy Judge
Towrtqjtend in an actios before he
left, accepts tb* will of M. 0. Price
of Dudley as his will for filing sad
by consent agreement allows those
seeking to break Ihe document 91884
each. Price was one of those who
had a part In the Williams heirs dis
tribution. and the money Involved In
the suit was solely what had com*
in him from Uie •Williams distribu
tion.
The Bissell Grocery Company wee
swarded a verdict against C. R. Gar
ris tor 953.74, and against John W
Parka for )200.«7.
Mary Shepherd was greeted e
divorce from Robert Shepherd.
Impanelled as Jurors weret Obi#
Hook*. R. T. Kennedy. Fred L. Ad
orn*. C. E Sullivan. Georg* P. Rest.
W A. Martin, Jr.. L. A. Mayo. E
L. Harris. J D. Carr. J. H. Waddell
Dewlit Thompson, and Carl Melton.
Mystery Surrounds Fatal ‘
Shooting Sampson Negro
Mystery surrounds the fatal shoot
lag of George Allen Smith, young ne
gro of Turkey. Sampson county, who
died lu the Goldsboro hospital about
noon yesterday. A pistol wound
through the neck caused tbe death of
the man. »
Smith was brought to the Golds
boro hospltsl on Hunday. critically
wounded, and was accompanied to
the hospital by his father and by a
whit* man of Sampson by the name
cf Rouse. The fattier Insisted that bl*
ron had run away sometime ago and
that he bed not heard from him until
Hunday when three negroes bronght
him back in what was appar
ently a dying condition. These men.
the father said. Insisted that thejt did
not know how Smith bad been shot.
Sheriff W. D, Grant after \ the
Griffith %rder Trial
Central Figure is Shot
O . • "-.mm*:.
- 4 p«t
To Death by Matt Nurse
Weather Works Cuts
A Number of Capers
The weather did several extra
ordinary things Sunday a»d 8«n
--day night, according to recorde
kept for the United State* weather
Bureau by Mr*. Robinson of Jehu
street. 1
During Sunday night the ther
mouwter dropped to 19 degress, a
dare degree above (resting Mrs.
Robinson said tbat ihe could not
rimsxpkxr when April II hoi
brought gush a tow figure. Lae*
April, early, there wep a cold snap
bat it did aof come In the middle
of the month. ' ■
, Daring tRs twenty fortr hours
from 7 mm. Sunday morning to
7 a. m Monday morning, 1.81 Inch
ea of rain fell. Mrs. Rohtneoa re
ported. This again was very un
usual. for while April usually
brings frequent'shower*. It Is not
generally the case that rain telle
steadily for most of 14 hours an
It did Sunday.
SMITH WILL NOT
GO TO HOUSTON
Makes Dm)m»Um Tb Tfcto
Kfact Tn Ninwpgfgr
4ANKVII.I.E. AphU tor (AP)
—Reterser Alfred K kntoh qf
. Hew York, Urn eetetaodlng eea
dMaie ter Ihe Ibmeuktlr preel-
Mtwlllttfl, nk# Is
lag a two week's vaeaUea In Ashe
till* nIU not attend Ike halt east
Democratic Ceaveation al Hens
tea la Jens.
He mode this fermxl aaneaaee
meat at * tselinage with ae««-
pe perms* today. Ashed If he
might net rha age hie mlad be
saMi
* “No. I meant that* I wHI set
attend. There's aa aM of my
- setm
COL LINDBERGH
REACH WICHITA
Drop* In IlnexpgeiMHy’ to Spend
Nlf ht And W*rk On
Ptnaa
WTCHITA, Ken. April 18-(JP)
Col. Charlei A. Lindbergh, flying his
new cabin monoplane, lauded at Bwal
low Field. WlchlU late this after
noon. < ol l.lndhurgh will remain In
Wichita overnight. Meanwhile making
adjustments on his plane, newspaper
reporters learned He declined to an
nounce hie destination, which pre
tumahly is Bt. Louis.
. tteath of Smith, got In loerh with ths
Sheriff of Sampson county. The lat
ter told Sheriff Grant that he had
made a trip to Turkey to Investigate
the case, but waa told that Smith
was In Wayne county and near Golda
: boro at tbs time that he waa shot.
Other than that, tbe Sampson aber
i ftf said that be had not been able
); to learn.
1 No report of a fatal *hoothtg In or
ii near Goldsboro had been received
| from any source yesterday and local
officers discredited ibe story that the
I negro had been shot her* or near here
i nd then carried io his hcane In Tur
key and than rushed back to athe
hospital
Msantlm*. however, Sheriff W. D.
Grant and his deputies will conduct
1 further Investigation Int othe none. I
MEMBER Os * ‘
THE ASSOCIATED 'i
PRESS
PMCB PIWB GBNte
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Dr. Bcl»tt, TrM pad Practf *r
Grirrmi Murdor.KlWod AA •
Own mijiUl *.f
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Efflifr ivwß*
UHfIgVILUC. Ks, April liu Mi
Ur. (Wrtatopbor O. MbtAtJ mKm
dor hn of Mm r«M MM. Mil <iwl
to fwtb it Ui firing ■appM'lpi
«*•■!* •mplofOM. * •’? _« ,' ‘
Prior to toe ahooUog attoqdaoto df
‘bo hospital reported to yMtofiio
« Ttor old phyatclaa bod bog* #
log and bod wood abusive MM prpi£p
'irataiMrMM
mcbod toward Mo pocbet lilfb
draw a fill.* .V. «• ~>■./ .
Tbia wm tbo alMotoiM -
Newntoa. to. aao|o mim who tipi
&^jxthsss’>
jorud to tbo la agnate Mbott mfi .
uaiag la too prebaMfolif wpotpp* apk
Morooo aad that a qaamrhddve'
aultod. Ho iMMtofd Tf[ *|T #
saf am »ad. Ha .apa iMbab ■
custody oa a cbarga of, awidor. 12
Oa Christmas tor*. X»l«. ||||oM»to ?
Mord Griffith, IT. year aid etftoa #*
la aobotfa .aiMoroo woo
acbott waa arrested oa a tipljfEfd
murdar bat prove* aa eMti padipe
aarar Indicted ,x 'S
CaroUni Bitter
RALKIOH. April H-dPMTbP j%-
oiab will ba baM taro tmirnt
Chae. a Waitoca. Morebend <*jr.
hi rut ban Bart aoatbaaa PtOaa, wMa
lr fcoowa aatbor. aad JfcNjfMPta «.
Eyaoa, racistrar of motor -«*Meit4f
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URGE CROWDS ?
HEAR OR. VINES
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•rffw. » a—» iiLjyte
*"C I I mil
Spirit” Ia For TMo
[Hr* ’** $ ■ * **' if
■■■■MBPMM * lj
Incraaatag crowd# ft too first lop
tlaf church last otgbt baaN Dr. W. I
X. Vlnaa ovaapeUet for to# HoMa
Million board of Up iootbara Dap-
Hat cenventbm. w*o oa«aaii».Marb- •
ns bagaa a two waafca rivtvit barr
lad otgbt Dr.. Vlas* apobs pa-tot
subject "Tba Opapat of Oed" ostllalnp
tba basis tor nitaaaa torotfb tba
aartaa of maetiapa. wplab will be
tonllnurd each moralag at tHI and’
earb evening at T:4I. ',, "> T;£EL,
la bta larawa last abtbt. Dr.
Vlnaa gava tear Btbto daftbtUoas of
Hod Namely: God la SpHfl; Odd •*»
Ught; Ood is lovaj Ood Id dMippM
an adequate coaeapUoa of Ood arsed
aad bta bearers to act fata their llvOr
on ttata conception of. wboaa grant 4
cooaumlag purpose waa tba aafabtiah
mant of rtghtaoapaaoa aad tba Mb'
atrurtloa of all that la wroep an#
harmful to tba beat Interest of |la
creatures.
Maury Pearson, home mtaploa pbotr
leader who la conducting ipochal ad
•r< laat night won the hearts as We
congregation wits bis aMWartit
laederahlp of tba ilnglag Hr. Peor
aon thrilled tba coaprapotfoa wttii
hta aoloe. He ltertad yeatooday ttifar
natation of a largo cborua aboir.
caper tally the young people, to saga- »
mant the adult eboir.
, Ycatarday mortng Ur. Vtaao apobs
,oa "Tba Praaaat Tonaa of BaW*Uoa"
aad this morning ba will apeah ono
the "Proaant Tense of tbo Holy Cptr
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