WEATHER
Portly cloudy. Raturday and Sunday,
with occoaional ahower* Sunday ,
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER US
LOWENSTEIN MAY BE ALIVE IN SOME HIDDEN SPOT
Current Rumors Point
To Facts That Tend To
* „ • i *■- ■ * •
- Disprove Death Theory
Some Think He Hbh ( lumen to
DlßafrpMr, But Only For a
Length of Time
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LONDON, J«ty 7-DP)- Aspects of
Ihc Lowenateln case deepened today
when there win no definite fart e»-
tnbllehed respecting the dla*pp«ar
pnee of the Belgian speculator and
ftnader which had not Iteen known
before but (n Brunei.) memorial ser
vices for hint were postponed tonight.
Therefore, there were In many qusr.
ters, questions as to what technical
action lo take on rumor* that hava
been current that J<owenstetn had
chosen 16 disappear, but only for ■
time
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I>ONDON. July 7—(A*) Discussion
of the mivtery of Captain Alfred Low
enstein's death by a fall from his air-;
plane Into the sea went on space
today
Kfforta to find hla body at the
point where the crew of his pl»ne and
It* other occupants assert he fell Into
ths English channel through accld
enlslly opening Ihs exit door of the
plane hare been futile. The pllof and
mechanic of the plane spent several
hours cruising about Ihe spor In n.
lug In a fruitless search
Thesis made at l<e Hourget Air
drome!! franco to determine wliethet
It was possible to open the door »f a
plane In flight showeif It Was not
easy to do so. Two mechanics, using
a plane similar to that from whtrn
Lcwenslein disappeared with the mo
to? tut,- rg at full force, found tha*
■he air pressure was so great,that the
romhiMd strength of the two men
wis Just sufflclen to open ihe door
wide enough to permit one of .them to
I ass through It. Yet frtnd* of I.ow.
nrteln maintain that he often opened
>
the do«r of his plane to l«ok out ov
er (hr sea and the landscape.
Mob Attack? Fair For
Mfetreating Children
0
BLACK ROCK. Ark . July 7 t/Pl
Roy Mullen. Deputy Prosecutor, said
t n night that no action had been tak
en as yet against the crowd of ap
proximately ISO mrp and women who
a ester day beat Mr. and Mrs, J. C.
Rhodes, after the couple had been con
vleted of mistreating their two adopt
ed hoys hy tying their h»nds together
riid hanging them from the barn raf
ters. No sooner had Justice Franks
pronounced sentence of ten days In
Jail and ten dollars each on the con
pie. than the crowd surged forward.
Ihe men heating -Rhodes and the worn
eji, his wife The riot was quelled In
s minute or so hy Justice Wells, but
it wa* two hourse before It was con
sidered safe to atari for the Jail
With the prisoners.
BANDITS ROB H
MAYOCK BANK
.
Four Armed liandiU Bitter
The Bank on Saturday
Morning
ELIZABETH CITY. July 7-fsp>
Four armed bandits entered the Har.l.
Os Currlltteh at Moyock %pur inv
morning, held np the three (I?r* .I.* 1.1 j
side at the point of s pistol locked
them In the rault *#d escape I with
available cash on the counters, accord
Ing to Information reaching here.
The handtt* escaped In »n auto rto
blle In the dlretclon of Elisabeth C/lv
with a hastily formed -posse In pur
suit The loot was estimated at from
$«o to, SI,OOO.
Those locked In tire vault were
understood lo be W. W Smith,
cashier; J, It Thorne. assistant
cashier. and Miss I.ena Powcrc,:
hrookkeeper. 1
The bandits enlered shortly after
ten o’clock the haftk was dea-lf
ed except for the stall Police at F’l
lafi' lh City were notified and plrced
it guard at Camden Bridge to Inter
cept the bandits If they came that far.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
BEAD IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
Larry Newsome May
(Jet Short Respite
Newsome, Wayne Co r ily
negro, sentenced to die in Ihe
Friday. July 13. for Ihe
■slaying df IJ yeai old Bettis T.d
dor. may gel a brief respite from
death ID was sentenced to. tic
on July 13, hut the court allowed
lirnl to day a to perfect his appt.il
to the Supreme Court. His-40 day*
will not be up until July 18. Ihe
yppral. however, has not b*"*u l
ed. and Edward Bridges said 'to
day that he would take up wit.il
Attorney General Brummlt.' ’lni
ration of Igw relating to the ct-ts.
BANKERSTRY
AGRI COURSE
Bankers Lo Small Towns and
Cities to Take Two Day
Short Farm Course
KAI.BIGH. July 7 DF) Banker*
lu the small towns and cities of North
Carolina will be glven-nii opportunity
lo learn more about the agriculture
of the state In * Iwo day short cour*.
at North Carolina' State College on
Thursday and FrMwy. Aifguat 'l mid
3. It was announced tonight, hy I. D.
Echauh. dean of agriculrc at U*e,,col
Thfa course, he aald, will he held
Jurlhg the time I hat between 7(hi and
H;io farm boys and- girls will lie at, the
rrrflrge tn attend the annual Fnnr-tli
c!ub short course The tioya and girls
will arrive on July 30 and remain on
the tampus through August 3 for a
v eek of Instruction It la expected
that one or two of these young people
will have a part lu the program lo be
srranged for the honkers.
This agriculture Rhort course for
obiikers Is u new departure for tin
college, said Dean Schutth. hut It will
be an attempt In famllarlxe them with
feme of the economic problems now
confronting farmers of fbwatafV. Thr
enure* will be held In cooperation
with the agriculture committee of the
:-'talc Bankers Association.
The program for the two days ir
being prepared and U expected to b>
if mpleted In the next few days Most
of the leelures and addresses will he
made hy certain member* of the hflfnk
ers organisation and hy members of
State College faculty. The program of
agriculture work being advocated by
extews’on and fortes re ti -workers will
oe one of the Interesting feature* to
tr
lie dlaruaaed at the session, aald i)eaii
Hchatih -<■ *• >
291 Lives lx>Ht When
Transport (Joes Down
SANTIAGO. Chile. July 7
Two-hundred and ninety-one lives
wire Inst when the transport Ang
am os sank today In the hay of Aran
to, according to Informal cn given
out tonight by the Minister of Mar
*ne*. Eighty of the victims were
passenger* and onlv ftvc
of tile etew weHFpfNved. according
to reliable reports from the Marino
Department The captain of atrip
rorfimmed tnrttifhrotrthi hi.d,.
HENCIE MIT PKEMEHIT ITEM
* OSLO, Norway. JUly 7 The |,
cue of l»leut ; l.nndhari.' Swidlhli fly
an lee floe off Northeast l«oid wa*
er. Xjom Hie Nobile encampment <rt
not permedttated. hut wa* the out
come of happy circumstances, ar
'cording lo additional details receiv
ed here Saturday.
t
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tt t> tt VKO<»\KI» ON KOI K IN
rOTOMtt KIVEK IH REMTRII
WASHINGTON. July 7—(*») »ef
hert l.ugenlieel, marooned up a rock
in tin Holomac ftlver rapid* when
Ma con*e uverlurtred Friday after. 1
noon was rescued Saturday after h»v
It g spent more than 12 hours clinging
| to Via uncomft)it*ble perc^.
Where Polar Drama Is Unfolding
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From tiia sicCTWfthe Citta di Milanu
General Unihcrto Nobile (inset) is aiding rep
reaoiitativos of five, nations in their gcarch for
—the crew of the lost dirigible Italia. In aililT
tion the cxjtcdition* are atfctnptmg to find
, some clew to the fate of Roald Atmirtdscn,
[Polar hero, who was forced down with his coiw
Crescent Lake Dam Partly Washed
Away By Cloud-Burst Friday Night
The large dirt dum which form* ihe
Iwiin that makes Cresccui Lake, iwip
ul.tr resort, located n<*r the Mmint
Ollflty highway three, mile* from G d ie
hurt wan practicnly washed. tiway by
tie hewtv rwin* <»/ FrW*y ttigh'. It
wa* learned yviterd.oy morning The
first rallT, which wn* <lcm iTte d hy the
fitrm' rp living Iti that -ocilon a 1 sh
Ing n "mlnatnre efotyl burst” cun*
pouring doyen In torrents ah<>nl 0 to.
*t*d hs it continued lo pour. th« water
in i}ht lake he.. . 11 to ris ■ »r»j>l«lI > . I
,P u short titttl- u l aa 1 uniuetg oy, Uot
'fiodeti wall which Mirrounil- ysTTif
tic tllk I flit tl.ilil I" about ill
hour the water h >d risen to such a
depth that It pouring over the wooden
vails to the depth trf ftre Inc n* 0
A serious wtoth out front till* fifi.t
torrential down pour w«r pre/euted
hy the extwislvi u“c of *lll.l
y 1 r.itrgle.pollit* where the wnd ;-e, fn-.
■(I io°lia»c lein most weikeni,' to
iiour or *0 late? however, ihe situs
Dr. Corbett Warns Public
Against-Typhoid Fever
4t' ' * '
In 1 4 \\ < 'itlx it, c.: Hi. vv.n hi .
county heiilrh department, In mi lutci I
view with • .\i Mil representative ym !
t rd a »*. .lid that II wis ilic il<'i .1
the department In warn the pc uple !
in 4hlttection, who intend v ifne on
ucitloni to. itonfir . of]
Typhoid Fever. Typhoid has <»* cured)
i "Uiiih-H mu) i. vj*r> fi*
ihta year, It wa» aald
Special care should lx' t»k*'ii In the,
i!«um pi in u of drinking water) white
on r I rip, , espei tally If lhe trip ti
mudehy auto, »aid j>r. Corbett. "Litis
o. tlmyii a |(c >,Ji will Ti.. driving a
lona a roiid. wol In i me thirstv. and
■ — * * ’ *
slop at \ -.print a ii, pump , i . •. > *
it none of the other" .»r hamly Thi,~
Is trery 4 a* ytltl can never tel!
W.hat kind of germs thine water «"ttr
et: contain.:
GOLPSHOKO, N. C. SIMLA A MORNING. JULY 8. *
j Dot. at the lake again a**umv,l a
l| .nd like prop all' II when H »e
i (Ibtid. hutst t>'ilteii water over the
‘ spill way of the dafn lo a depth of
► eight Jnehev Httil put water river the
wiaahoi wttH An-alt o»ere«tte4 depth *f'
- veil lie 1u,.. cnrrylf|»T away, main of
t lßi -i*a>id hags which had been piled
•II she dam More Mini hags were
! brought into u*e, und frenzied gtirl
e ■ 1 lie p.. rt I th- pro|t: li tor m lln
11 1 iiipl hi:, .. 1 p-t VTlteil a
dangerou* washout that would have
.iM4t*4ef a ok biUidrud* vs doltt/a.
liieareliti- to Mr. Itntleilgi- In an In.
: tervlow With U N. w- i I dr*
! War at fir it Used in :t 11 jßrmpt lo
I check the Imiteodlng break, hut as
I fii'J a* it ten* plated in Ihe rain
. vrei.k»*AetT |M>ls It would be • washed
i away, and sand bar In large qunn
i*ftlr'. bad tu lie resorted lo to stop Die
I piiitring of. tin fl'»od over the darn
! Tfil. wa- finally stopped, hill rml he
I|t re -evi>*jl Iruudrcd mlo feet of
t'oilx i' on .1 Tin N< wit
Ik ' ft. ' a »* li In 11. rto I !"|> t
ime flniN and drink somi- reliable
■ •'! i pop" than To flirt >i s<l» d'-atii
to drinking ftom *«nie i-i-’lerH op
A i'i r. the wittree its which h o,;
Kni nwn "All per ini,." before learnt?
: Ilieji v.ii .li< i! i -h‘ irH i unn- to |ti.
11l sllii Dep.trlno lit .and lx‘ varrinj’
••• " hi -ahl,
Manufacturer- iif buttled carbon:*!.
: .Mi |,i vi' p av• are cooperating wfn
'health iiiithoritle' to warn tb* public
: I', d*i 1 1 “r <d « lie: i ,_>i i lie dt^i-ax
. -awh aa Iv fill eT -rST warn’iiiK.
■
f'tfie I ream a and lakes 'ln tWT i
eii Si it. . also many apt uik«, vrelt,
’■a) vihat i*pji.-,ir bjcil'kflfic
;”e h; ' beep .found, In cont*lu
j i .r.Ket 'u ha* :erU. * ,
{(unions wtnfe tiying No reach »t»<l rescue
Nobile. The drawing above is Artist Louis
Iliedeffniiriin’s conception of one of the bij£
icc-T»reakers desperately pusliiiig thro.u{jh the
pack toward the Italia |>arty. wbUe inset at top
arc two of the rescue ships at anchor in King's
Hay harbor. .
I
I dirt hud iK'eii waalied out troui Hut
re; ride of the dam where the water
| ! * . hallow. ■'
Worker* were kept Inlay all ulght
repairing *mull break* In different
i ptaccg Ttcv-rat giiTtcj'*. tleacrlbed s*
1 filling ahoul walMt deep” Were Wilt'll,
id l>iit 111 Ihe roty'd below the dam by
water th»t weut over be fora the stiirm
11" i ,nl jinil the wstars lit TYie Lake
hud receded to a certain extent.
A watihman was also kept mi the
look out ut the coiurtry clutrlake d«m
~ v> hlt'lc Is Mitl}",:* ahu/t way above £res
1* nt tali It w»* explained mio if
this rbmt had broken, lha preanure.
Jiftoin the water might luivi- 1 aiiHnji
11. 1 J'resei-jit Ijike dam lo go alro.
A* anon a* the rain stopped and
f'ttt|Kir*ry repair* hath he mi made.
1 team* and wagon* were secured at 6
o'clock yeKterday morning, dlrat wa*
I hauled to ihe dam hv the car load,
.md nil the diupage w»h repaired by
'i ecriy leal night
W. C.T. B. HARD
\(;\li\ST S Wl>f
5 yyv -— = — ■
Art* I fKioif Their to
nwiri-rs
( ampaiun
(UU «i’o, July T i/l*i Htato i’r 1l j
'!* nt.* of the Wuniin'x chriatUu Tem
.uic< 1 i H.n will be tinted In i c-m
11 from III' Nat tonal nl f i i I
to rupporl Hfrhrtl HooV tr In hi
I, i' ’i 'initial earapulttn ami to ah] in
tin ilefi >1 ot Smith and help « Ire t
dry mi rntur of eon*iex* and I* tin
littiii rvy u<l • "f party. A bullet ; u
I'.-n-ii m.in 'S )| *••. il (j II .1 rt<• r« raid
liiat Mr*. Anti Ibvo, National Sir-!*
'i:v‘.vf the i r*»ntratldii. / li.fl N.*n*
t-jlt lumped tu. llfjti the ts. T I’.
I .: • i tin ..ml hern si.f In
'M
attend lb'- n*' • Unit ‘>f the temprra'tcr
in 1 n at A'/h tHld on duly 1“ li nt.d
nation.
Orman Fliers Bring
Down Old Record And
Put Up Brand New One
Big StEte Body* May
Meet Here in Fall
The <Vttrvention VommlHee of
the Goldaboto Chamber of Com
merce will meet Monday afternoon
at. 4 o'clock. The purpose ot this
meeting, It ws* aahl, la to give
coualdei al lon to* ope of Ihe state’s
large*! convention*, which deslrea
to
during Ike early fall. The exact
nature of the convention could not
b< learned.
Norlh’rn Lights
Seen Last .Night
”."t > m
"About 4...* hundred .util 111 ty |i(“-
pl«> In Uoldabore c-alleU Thu New*
luMt ulght Im-iwcbii the hour* oT nine
end eleven wan tin* to know, “what
ans those f,u rvny light* In the North
western aky”, in there a fire any*~
where arouiul,*’ ant] many other elicit
iiuestiou*.
It I* hollared that the unuaual die.
play of tho Ailra boreal!* In the ehy
last night attracted the attention of
practically half the pnpulatton of the
city. The Atini ftorealt% or great
Northern llghjy * thlpfil of perpet
ually *routnf> the Arctic circle end
In the extereme northern part of
North America, hut It la eery aeldom
that the reflerUoits from the “hi#
firework*'* may tie ttecn thia far
youth. *
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On 9o. before, about flee year* an* 1
I'aKt nlßbt'a cllvplay of the light* were
-ern In Goldaboro, but It wag not
nearly *0 brilliant, The probable rea
son f»r the clearneea of the display
la,at niKht la that the atmospheric
condition* are such ae to permit the
reflection oPthr Auc* ftoreafla to s
pear a« far e‘>uth »* North t’-arollnn.
g’ o. P S. TO MEET
HERE JULY II TH
Kcptihlintn Nominee for Gov
ernor and Lffcutenanl Gov
ernor Will Attend
Thera' will be g **• together meet
leg of prominent member* of the Re
publican party of thl* section, pn
Wednesday July 11th at 10 a. m., It
v.a* learned yesterday.
This audio* ha* been called toy W.
II Maher, of Clinton, candidate for
Lieutenant (iovernor on tlic Kepubll
i-*.u iL.kai. ,—— .-
It I* understood that C. A. Jonea,
national committeeman of North Caro
linn, aud Herbert K Heav/ell t nomi
nee for (Jovernor on the Republican
tl< act. along with .number* of othey,
■leading Republicans will lie here for
Bi lan and that a real organl:
ration for the Republican campaign
will he made at thla.meetlng.
The Motel tloldabofo haa been sel*
etlijJcTfS their nieetl'llK place, arrord
try to T. (V Crow, chairman of the
VTHTnc County E»ei utlYe committee
r.f the ItcputyfKan parly.
(ifHUI Mam Whmt SSSMMi
I \vAbTtTXnTffsrr WT im -
W flood Chicago, waut named weat
>ui (MhiiMilgn manager of Herbert
t> ~
Hoover. .Saturday.
Kfigry of A1 Smith
Lynched by Kluckers
BIRMINGHAM, July 7 oP|—The
Itlrminghan Newa will announce to
morrow that an effigy of* Governor
Al Smith waa lynched by the mem
t>ioH of the Wuhouina. Alabama Cla
v«ru of the Ku Klux Klan several
dax* .ego. More thnn two huudrevl
persona w ere I ntlip part) that was
addressed by the bailsman who de
nounced (he -1. mi roller, tacit, « u dl
’eil at the Houston ('(invention, and
voiced condemnation o fthr I’ope
. of Rome,
MEMBER OP
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Surpassed
Flight Record) by 81* Hswrs
end Fifty Minutes
DbtHUlLvGermany, July 7—<*>—
Surpassing Ut* old record of dsns
ttoo in th* air by atx bosra asd fifty
two mlnutas, tha Gansan filer* m
-I+c** and Zimmerman landed thetr
Junkers plan* here at dfld tonight,,
after having bean in th# air tor ••
hour* and H mtaute*. Tha former re
cord of if hours and M mtsstea waa
held by Captain Arturo •errarta, and
Major Carlo P. Delpre. *f Italy.
Profeeaor Hi|jo Jankers, jsat hank
from the Culled Bute*. waa a gr*W
ful spectator an Rats plane piloted
alternately by Rtsttoaa asd Ilmaaer
man. reeled of the tall tslerouad*
on th# inonotonoaa shuttle between
Dessau and Lattalg. which meaat a
new rppord and hoa*ea for Odraaaajr
and hi* plan*. Ho waa th* trot tar
greet the airmen aa they climbed “
from their plana, asd usufistslsted
'them on thafr achievement
, DtapftAU, Germany, Juts 7.—<*V-
aviator* Rtatlca* add.
Zimmerman established * *ew world
record for a duration flight at '1:
o'clock Saturday aftrenooS. they hsd
surpasaed by an boor tha ItaNsa ro
cord «f it hour* and S 4 mtautei and
wore aim flylag
y
SPIKE PUT IN *
PASTORS HAN
Preacher, tu MJSESMMN
of Court, Had Plssuod tu Ifr
dlo ScruMU
DALLAS. Texas, Jnly T.—<*V—Th#
scores of ovar-allod asd hesaetad
» women, who for two days hod elav
complete tfth- jMld«metjK-:-
H«pt Ist Tabernacle win* thalr poa
tor la In J«tl for coatappt oT cowl,
tailed to return to thslr urert today
tleapite threat* to dare JdU aaatoooe
Its smooth tin roof, ham of paint,
reflected the heat ware* from a hiss
ing aun, and the half finished was
under the daard of a deputy sheriff
vieanwhllo Jute* Towne Toeaf, who
granted an Injnnetles against th*
work, put a aplke la the flea of Rav.
Hull Anderaon to deliver * series of
radio addreaees from the county
Jail tomorrow. He leaned as order
forbidding th* installing of tha ssatp
i.ient In the Jail. Th* mlßMar had
arranged to broadcast over a radio
outfit operated hr Dr. i, fr**k Mhf
rl*. who Is here assisting la th* fl|U
to complete th* Üboraacls. '*
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DEM. MACHINE
SOON TO START
Will Be Attended by Al Suit*
Who Will Sugg** 8 Wssk
fN«—f Igw
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NKW YORK. Jnly 7— Dnrtng
the coming weeh the maohlaery wtlt
be set up for the presidential cam
palkn of Alfred E Smith. Os Woi*
, readay the National committee hold#
j tt'a ftrat meeting for the aelectten Os
a chairman and other bsetaeas. Doth
Smith and hie running mat*. Robin
yon, will attend, and It la generally
'eapcFted that when tbs meeting ad
journ* tr* campaign arisage
menta will he settled It haa baas
'earned that Smith will tSggSSt to
the committee an eight week's cam
paign during which he will deliver
cot more than two epeechealg nay
'•ne week He will tell send
• peaker* to atraeglc point* and ar
r*nge for a national radio hook ap.
FLY MIN NAKK ANOTHER MOT
KAZAN. Ruse la, July T——Tbs
American aviator* Meara sad Colly*
f'er arrived here from Moecow at
; Saturday evewtag. They expoet to
leave for Kurgan Siberia, at t o'clook
i Sundav morning.
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