WEATHER
Mostly fair Thursday and Friday V
cept local thondarahjwcra, Friday af
toraaoa la areat aud aorta coatral.
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER 122
NUMBER ARRESTS MADE IN OBREGON ASSASSINATION
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Merchants Ask City To
Use Influence Toward
New City Cus Station
PASS RESOLUTION AT MEETING HELD YESTERDAY AF
TERNOON—LARGEST OPERATOR OF BUSES IN
CITY FAVORS NEW STATION
Meat lag yesterday afternoon with
H. H. Jenkins. president In the
chair, the Qoldsboro Merchants As
sociation adopted a motion calling on
the city aldermen tb take aucli step*
•a they deem usateaaary tn acquaint
the Bus Commission of the Corpora
tism Coßrmla*lon that Goldsboro
wants and needs a new bus station.
A discussion of the bus station pro
blem, together with the appointment
of a commutes to decide on plana for
dollar day, occupied the . merchants In
tlslr lathering
Operators of bus lines hare one
▼ota -for each bus leaving the qjty
daring the day. and aa Lherc are 22
buses leaving dally, twenty-three vou
ek deride matters pertaining Ao
systems. It was said. Mr. Gresham,
c.wner of the Safety Tranalt line, has
11 * votes and aa the largaat operator
in tha city. He favors going forward
»t once with plags for a new st»tion,.
the Merchants were tpld.
R O. Self bus commissioner, was
quoted as saying that Goldsboro
needs a new station as as saying th*t
PUNORECKED;
AT SPECULATOR
C * v
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Tar Heel Flier Among Thotte
Hurt In Vtelt to See Tun*
My WeWk.Out
BPBDITLATOR. N. V.. July 18— (&)
C.'iV.-Bob of New York, one of
Commander Richard Ryrd'a financial
bcckers end Wm Winston, a Curtiss
field pilot, were injured here tonlfht
when their t-gbls plane crashed Into
a tree on tb* links of the Hamilton,
cohntry club.
Both were cut about the face. B.
J. Gtmbel. New York merchant and
Sum Fryor, of. Greenwich. Conn.j
C«ne Tunney's closest friend. Escap
ed Injury The plane was wrecked
The party, guests of Mr. Bob. came
here this afternoon by air from Cur
tin field to watch Tunney work out.
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RALBTOH. July 18 (A I )—Win WliF
Men slightly injured In art alrplfen*
crash at Speculator, N. Y , today la
a native of Wendell. N. C. He la one
of the beet known commercial pilots
of tha aaat. During the winter ' he
made several trips from N*w York
to Florid*, stopping at Raleigh. He
piloted an Associated Press photo
grapher to Oreenly Isle to secure pic
tures when the Bretpen landed there
with Major Fitsmaurlce and his Ger
pfnwpintftftft at the end of thrtr I
Trans Atlantic flight.
MRS. CHESTER
FIELDS DEAD
Welt-Known Woman Os I’lkevllie
Route 3. Dies After
Ulnean t.
PIKEVILLK,. R. F D. 3. July 18
The hearts of relative* and a post of
friends were saddened on July'3 when
the wife of Mr. Chester Fields pass
ed away. The large number In as
tendance at the funeral on July 4
showed the love held for the good
woman. The floral offerings were
many and beautiful.
Mrs. Fields had been very sick for
several weeks, though It had been
thought she was well on the way to
recovary when ahe suffered a relapse
and died. She is survived by her hus
band apd two children, the elder three
years old and the youngest about a
month old.
* Mrs. a prominent place
In PleaaantaGrovs church and Sunday
school, Hyr presence will be missed
by all. V^'aMA
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY,
• 7 • * * " " V •
It would be secured If the city Indi
cate* through aictiou from Its civic
organisations Its board of aldermen,
and Ita Merchants Association - aud
Chamber of Commerce, that it Inslats
on a new station. I~ r
The motion to ask the city aldermen
to take steps aa are necessary In the
bus station situation was made by
A- A. Joseph and seconded by Leslie
Well.
Tn consider the matter of a dollar
day and report I>si-k to tnc assorts,
tlon on Wednesday July 25. the fol
lowing were named as a commVtee
Leslie Well. A. A. Joseph. 0. P.
Matthews, L. K Stalllnaa and Ttun.
Newbold. <• -
Mr Joseph called attention of mem
hers to the credJt rating service pro
vided by the association and urged
that-the members make mrf.-e frequ-l
ent use of this service. "The Durham'
association has hundreds of .calls for
irtdlt ratings about prospective cus
tomers each day and the merchants
save money by using the credit bur
eau. This service should lie more ut!|!
xed In Goldsboro." he said
RIOT OCCURS IN
FEDERAL PRISON
~ t -v,
One Man Injured in Melee Fol.
lowing Unaureenaful Effort
* To Escape
ATLANTA. July it-A/t)— ltoy Gar
dner, California mall robber and Joe
Crbaypua. Ohio, -serving terms for a
I'ke offense, precipitated a riot late
today when they attempted to scale
the walla of Um* F«4ee*i prhten here
with a ladder.
One man was hurt during the melee
which followed the unsuccessful
break for freedom, « guard named
Runre being struck over the head
with the but of a gun by a prisoner.
Police reserves called In from the
Atlanta department aided the prison
fitfUlal* In restoring order.
CANDIDATES MAY HE
BARKED FROM BALI.OTT
V SAN ANTONIO, Texsi. July 17
JP) —DetttorraUO candidates In Texas
who refuse to support Governor Al
fred W Smith of New York, the party
nominee for president may be barred
front a place oh the primary ballot.
We court of civil appeals ruled here
tedsy.
JUDY RAYFORD
FINDS BORGLUM
Duke University Student Arrives
In Raleigh in Niek of Time
To Find^rt^st
RALEIGH, Jujy IS (As) Judy Ra/
ford, the Duke I'nlverslty. student
from Mobile. Ala., rode Into Raleigh
. with, a friend motorist tbbr afternoon
fust In time to catch (iutzon Borgium.
the sculptor who has announced hls
itftwatfcin of m»h»n* the year old
f-rte* and srtbrt- hre protege MOMM
of the soul and genius shown by the
boys' work.'
te 4
After s cordial hut not demonstra
tive greeting, they headed for Rh h
mond in Horglum'a fast roadster
Rayford escaped missing his bene
{prior by a hair's brpadth. Borg'nm
was checking out at s local hotel,
leasing funds for the poy, when the
bitter, hatless, dusty and a little tir
'd, from the four day cross country
trek from his Alagama home, ap
peared in thn lobby. The sculptor's
llrst question was whether the boy
had lunched Rayford told him that
hr had sndJ Borgium then questioned
htm about the trip Rayford said he
left Mobile Sunday morning, makjng
bis v.av te, Athens, G*. hy yesterdnv
trorning From there he went to Ashe
ville where lie-missed Borgium by
only »Yew hours last liight.
m Pilloried Nobile .
*A | PB*s
"Now, say you who flew, how
your leaders botched the job?”
demand* Vladimir Myakofsky,
Russian poet, in o the Com
munist paper Yoth Pravda,
"We await Nobile’s live word.
Why have you fled? Where i>
Malmgren? Has he died or
have they left httn ehYeF*
COMERCE GROUP
HOLDS MEETING
\
Hoard of Directors Name Com
mittee to Confer With Alder:
men About Hum Station
Appointment of a committee to
confer with the hoard of alderman re
latlve to. » hew bus station, anchor L. i
“*ro6if"ijj I preparation of a program
ter the annual dinner to he het»t tn
September, and a vote fav\ing a fund
for advertising the Goldsboro tobacco
market were Items of business trnnw
ucted hy the director* of the chamber
of commerce meeting, lg*t evening.
As th» eommtHee from the nrganl- j
rollou to confer with the aldermen
about the need,for a new bus station
were named. Col, George K. Free,
man. K. C. Hoyall, Thomas H- Nor
wood. \Y. A. Dees and Paul Yelvcr
lon. “•
Funds to advertise the tobacco mar
kel will be collected locally under
the plan'voted last evening The Ho '
tury club, the Klwanls dub aud the
Merchants Association will be Invlt
ed to nqme a committee,.of two men ■
each to act with two men from the
OrgaulxuUmi to ofjer services to the
local warehousemen In the Interest
of the tobacco market.
The program for the annual dinner
w|ll be prepared by W. (1. Denmark.
eec-retoey ,
GKIITTVA IttKS WFSM KIRTS*
WRIT Ik WS.MMI DKKBY
KALAMAZOO. July 17 Grai
iwn Kse- wow vwe fim heaf ift thw
170,000 Great American paring derby
here this aftcfMtfm. High land Scott
was second with Winnipeg third.
Ilerry the Great. *3eau Grsttou • and
Patehen Boy a is., stalled The time
Tor the first heat was 2-00 3-4.
* <?>
NEGRO
s.{oo IN CASH
When Arrested Here For Al.
leged FayelfeVtlTe Crime
Had $76 On I’erson
Two young dig roes, shout 11 yaiiri 1
'„td“ wcre takVii Into < uslody here oh
e*terdsy on » charge of having stol
en 8300'from a Fayetteville m»gl«-
iiate whose tn*tne could not be learn
ed '
.lame Hnhlosoq. better known as
• Blue" Robinson. Ooldsboro negro,
wn* one of the h4tya and the other j
h • cousin George Itennls of Fayette
ville. Ray Thompson. Fayetteville ne
gro, was s»id- hy the boys to have
rpllt with tlieiq in the money. When
found hen i>-- -plain clothes offjNi
Rhode the Atildngon anil Dcnnt- Ne.
rnw < hod $Tt In < ash. and had fn*»
ft|m-ut s-'me |3« for goods at b local
store. They said a che< k for I too „sd
bern hidden under » rock Just put
tdde Fayetteville
The little negroes hired a transfer
cor to h liu- th-jji |<> mdtfsUiKj after
they hail lifted the miglstrnte*a
from a tattle In the rear of big store !
GOLDSBORO, N. G THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 19. 1928
Funeral Train
A-
Bears Remains
i> >•
01 Hero Home
Triumphal PttxfMHion of Few
c Duys Ago Ik Become Fun
eral Dirge
OBREGON FOLLOWERS- VOW
TO AVENGE HIS KILLING
President Calles Ad«|M* Strong
Measure* to Prenerve Or
der In Nation
MHXH'O I'ITY. July 111 (A*)—Fed.
Cfsl iHalitcl police late Today arrest
ed and held f«r investigation Emilio
t'aasdo. proprietor of the restaurant
w here t’.eneral Obregou was killed at
Sttn Angel, aud all twelve emphirees
of that pl»ee.
ITitfn heodqUurtcrs auuoiincctl that
Hie assassin of General Obregon had
tieen identified a* really Jose De-
Tcrsl, an art atadent. teed »> v—rk.
a native of iaigq.c
MEXICO CITY— (/PI The body of
General Alvaro Ohrgguu, president el
ect of Mexico, was tonight, eti route
to lilv home lh Solior*. lijs death left
the capital in mourning and . de.
.u unc-lng the assassin who fired toil
lets friftn his posted while his victim
was. partaking of a luncheon given ip
< oleinutlon of hU helntf chosen for
the office of chief executive. T ' a>
Just before G»e train pulled out of
Che statlon hjaf thla aflcruuou tiniua
»‘i(l» of followers of the Obreidm pol
icies raised their right hand and took
a solemn o*th to
fdej and to see thal punishment t»
risked npoii those responsible for his
ceath. This wus done at the Instance
of a .member of Gontt-reM. WWt> *» the
o-tU wae *+w» turned tn FrPXtdsnt
> alle-. standltiy ucorhy and -aid.
"W< demand of you Justice by the
punishment of those who were guilty
if murdering Obregdn.”
cb "7* w
MKNieo UTY t/Pi Aaaaseinarhm
'■f President-Elect Alvaro Obregon
caused atrlngeni measure today to
curb disorder. °
.CanaorahifS was In force,. Putt, e and
-oldler patrolled the streets of the
r.ipits) and the rftads of the surround
lug countryside; The artrty was pre
pared for an emergency, all treiop-c
being ordered in h»rrnck..c nnd held 'i
readiness, in c.fAc of..#| nfit, r
There were iniumherahle rumors
ip the capitsl of ufiriaings ‘and other
krtttng*. but ail proved to be. tuitriir.
Intense excitement picvalltd eyi re..
wl’.ere. hut neither the newspapers or
the government had aW Info: •nation
J
of trouble breakbiK out anywhere in
■the republic The w.i- ilep >; Inien! to
i’l'flV t.-T i ninmunlijiie
A'ayiug tliaL the amV> guaran
tee the lufbtlc peace , . -
President Call.es wss surrounded by
n strong guard All saloons were clos
ed s* werg (bctrlrits aml uUno places
*>f amusement. »
Many of those known tojMVMPP"<ed
to fled fnmr^lexh ity
before the fury of his friends Did
Mtpporlers- wlihh was kept to
bouhds only by police precaut r >ns
The., hi-adqnarters of Luis Miinjuee,
>* cretary «f lalmr aud (lln egon's
preatest politbai opponmil. were
urrounded hv a gtianl wt Uu liihiain-a,
of President Calles, who., feared that
fOonttnned on I’are Mix i
Raises Cucumbers As
Big As WatermeloGs
u‘*- ■
J F Williams. Aft Olive, It.
F. it. is known as a farmer who
knows how to make ctops hehav
themselves, ills strawberries si.
ways t»ke higher' prlcjCa «ft The
market and his pure bred stock I.
the talk of his section. New he
goes and grows some cucumbers
that are nearer the size of wau >
melons than they ire cucumbers."
Nelllier are they and
eerdlv. »• it usual with big cur um
ber si but are firm and tasty Mr
Williams bropght a basket of the
big f-llows lo town yeHferdwjj for
display. Two of them were it least,
ff in< he's long and Jhches la clr
' umfei ' ll' C . - ■<H
Former Premier Dies
v \ i
Fortitrr i'rrtnicr CttovauntGiD
jitti, Jor nearly four dccudcs a
potwer in Italian politics, is
dead following a long illness
from uremic poisoning. Op
poicdTo Italy’s participation in
the war, he suffered an ecltps*
when his country, finally, de
cided to cast its lot with the
Allies against Germany and
Austria. _
GASOLINE CASE
IN HIGH COURT
Question Bight of One Stale Tax’
Ga* HoM fa Another
- .. Stale
»' %
WARHI.NGTD.N- July I*—GPi—A»-
•—m—hth- —ntnnlratlons arr litis rested
ill a tisse which reached the Rupryntc
curt Malay challenging the right of •
-tale' to tag gasoline purrhssed
In another stole.
The ease questions the right of
KfettOtch-y *«■> c<mpH the MelriJpoH*
Kerry t’o.. operating from Metropolis,
lii- fa Met Tackwn County, Ky. to |i*y
tax lip 'll “Vventy-flve percent j»l
ita buys In Illlti'da. It being admitted
•hat alamt three fourths of It is used
within the bnundarlds of £cllt nefcr
it |s i-scried that should the sup
remo court sustain the tax, 11/ way
trlghi by opened for state’s to tax an
tumohljlsts passing through them on
«ll i- i' itlfi used In the state slthtmgh
f it; « 'r‘ =• ; CiUtstdA
1.l tritSHLN TO ITT *
KEAMHTIf «T\KFARr
JtitJ'Mlt.A. tv V. Julil is—(VP)
Hot a* cur ii. t M l.rri.fti as the
bJjnleg hi the E.D..f!l KAt lit JUdflOllk,
wa&siv?;&asivj!-3 •-•22^.
ago. and yet cmnplHe and realistic
''•niurh will he the battle wsgeit to.
worrow morning between the a’rmv
1 f .the r aiollnas. the Blues *nd the
iiictny tin- Unis Tin- battle ground
vrfft hr Xo«mi> Jackson gild the fig lit.
eirs will be tlie Nat tonal .guard troops
flri.nt N’orih f*-,'Molina Souih < ur»Iln»
Georgia and Teiim—se. wlihh form
the -pill thlrthili I.vision encamped'
lei tip- first time
iIEAROUARTERS
TO BE SET UP
Mull < 4mU** tt tib ÜbndbfK Hfb*-
ilve to ExlMwivt* ( umpaiKn T
In Slutc,.
It,\l.Kli;ll .lull is f/l’l Campaign
headquarters for the Demm rsttr par
Tv will be I'l.ihli-iiiirto li'lcigh OBus
M Moll, ~ii.Ho. new chairman of
the 1 .x'-cntlve comtniitiii. announced
rutiicht. a he went Into the second
; , ,| Ihl- d»v w nil politics'.
■ cadcr- The offices wllf be openwi
s.n.i: ,-i .mi.ihle qnsrtftil are found
he , -nl * .
O. Max GMdnc nominee for gov
ernor: a nil sever*! of the candldstrx
for congress, psrtlelpated In tne coiu
feyrni i-s, s|ilct were to map
.iic jmressUc .j-aaiin-‘igo ■f-re-dbe ,stst e
smi nsitonal ticket Financial pfiTtn
V. ere discussed It W s ■ uliderstsod but
no ststemrnt-,w. rr pi ids-:i -tn gkstlf
1 - <l l r,j ,1 ~11.11: line-Was
reached.
Water Carnival And A
Dramatic Contest Top
Playground Exercises
Kl\\ AMS AM) WEBKTOWN PLAYGROUNDS WILL ©ON
CLUDE SIX WEEKS SI MMER SESSION WITH COM.. .
; MENt’KMENT PROGRAM TODAY; END . 4
SUCCESSFUL SEASON I
The Kiwsnls and Webb Town plsy
grounds wilt conclude their six weeks
rummer session with s program 0 1 ac
tiyltlee on the Kiwanl* ground this
nflerudf. yflflgflhut U> »U •IlllflJM*-,
meat by ’ Hip supervisor, H. C. Ilob-
Incon. Two one set'plays for child"
ten, a series of .contest, «nd a -water
tarnlval at the ITesbytertan Pool,
which t» under municipal operation,
will be the features of the after
noon's entertainment.
The dramatic side of the program
»I. l ntld prove iif g!tc»t Interest to both
4v*- parrots wf the chlldrsw taking
part and to all ths palrona of the
l.fsyirofrnd tHov*»e«l Play acting
I- oue ( of the most delightful pastimes
oi youth They enjoy pretending, even
nt their own devised games. To be al
lowed to set out a part to a real
oiama Is always ■ memortabla event
in. their Uvea.
The Webb Town renter will revive
“The House In the Woods" I hat de-
ITgUUnI little fslry tale play which
was iwven on the Webb Town grounds
*n.me weeks sgo. At that staging It
DRY DEMOCRATS
BEGIN MEETING
ID H;irton amt HIhIIOB CAllN4>n
HiRVCKt Art*n> In Stew
They SUrted
' 0 j.'
AHHEVIU.E. July 18~ (dP)-Ths
Poutbern confarence of, dry Demo
crats In an executive session late to
clay appoiatod a-eoMNWiG** ivntebrt Ing
of two members from each state ,r<4>-
rrsented to work out a state maul of
policies, purposes and program.
' Dr. A. J. Barton. Atlanta, Baptist
leader, was chosen chairman of (he
conference. Bishop James A. Gannon
of the Methodist Episcopal c ( hurch,
flouth was elected Secretary.
Adilnmawi ’by dry leaders frem
throughout the South war# beard at a
mass meetlug held In the conference
luUJ I'TiiglM. with Lha women hsvlua a
considerable voice In the proceedings.
Mrs'. Jesse W Nicholson of Mary
land. president of the National Wom
an's fuunQcrallc I.sw Enforcement
ifeagne, told the conference that 78,-
Dffi) PUBU'U, miffllltri frf Fflt argsalsa,
tlon Jtfre **- one opposed t« ■ the
tiemocratlc nomtoee." This sbt said
was because "he represents Tnmmane
and a corrupt system of govi-rnaseai
based "ii special favors jynt privileges
"r.d lev »nMb Tammany has opposed
every Democratic candidate for the
presidency since the' (lays bf iSimuet
J Tlbleh. It having fought Gleveland
ij,i ran. Wilson. Cox and Aavls."
L [ The women In the nrgnalzatlon f
•<iljf-nent.” site cquUnued "have no
Imprest bevond the welfare of our
country and the Demoractlc party.
They bettere that The triumph In the
nai iimst ctei-TC»fi »f fhsr Tmmmaiy
Intrigue In capturing the nomination
-a J»»d precedent fpr .th* Democr*-
*;ti‘ part y aW for the country.
”TVe use i on'fldent U Corevrnor
rmjth m elected he will »*e his pow.
iY as president to repeal or amend
Slo* 18th amendment,” S
—. . - n-
Wayne Co Op« Get
Here Today
h ■ r
HAydt.U, July 1A —(JP) —' The N.
<’. Cotton Growers-Association will
Is sin distribution of 82mI!ik>0„ the -ftn
i*l division of Its seasonal pool; to’lts
me'rnhere tomorrow, l ! . B Bl*tock,
vvn«-ral manager, said today.
Anmng the larger, participating,
counties In this distribution is W»|»»
with tU.IHKt. "The premium netted
for ettoon over 7-8 middling this year
has hi' ii 8.1 .» bale ».< compared wnb
Ii " i.'lnst sesaou." Mr. Blalock;said.
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
PRICE mn CENTS
v.-** received with Back praise by dU
who witheaeed It. The story. ruaalag
I ruiT to all (Bleat of Mk( Mllfl lM
ltn prince and princess. Tk* yaw hat
ynurpnaiu* lata lee, lika Olhdmrllm
la ral*«d fro* tk* status of a wort,
in* girl by rapturing tk* fancy as a
i.obl* prion lo dlaguia*. Oaly Ik ting
particular caae, D»* towiffc
ed and tka lovely lady romrop tig
spell by get* of klodaoaa.
The Klwanta caatar will prodaoa
levely pin* traa which sighs far
•‘The Piaa Traa’* a f»uclfml tala as a
want* laavaa of gold. A pomaaalvs a<
magic powofa. hearing tta limsill fa
••Idea t«f cloth It la a gold garb. Wf
oaoa clothed. It kacapag tit pray of
tkierea who atrip H ot all Sljl|
groan laavaa. like tome as
hem. Again Its wish la gratltlad. Iff
a goat comoa along tad sate all 4)0
troan laavaa. After tkoaa two gro».
lona disappointment#, It daetdee that
■, *
SMITH GATHERS
: DATA TO MAKE
IPHISADDRESS
Lemma of Flacai AfMtra Os
Governoiaot Frgmi Rapra
am tattre By rag
i ai-bany, fair ii m Oiaafe
Oovamor Smith has mat yet plaago|
into the actual prapartloa as hie a#»
re planes speech, is la aai»alll|t
t data for it Already ha has a nomgtohi
( background of flacai operatleaa as
, lb* federal govern amat obtained flraO
land from Rapes eaatatlvu Byraa. at
Tenneaaaa ranking liQUiai On tiff
hone# appropriations nifjltta* a*i
1 In the next few weeks probably wff
1 discuss various phases at govdraawd
’ <«l policy with other caagroaala^at
'Byrne came.to Albaay at tie preaL
dantlal nomlnoa's Invttatloa departing
t yesterday after ha had dhma*o*4
t pproprlatton problem at length wMI
’ Ms heat.
, ff tentative plana of tka daaseersdo
I are carried lint Smith haa mar* thaa
, a month to whip his aodopteaaed
i speech into shape, M now la expected
, that ha will be npMfttd otflelally as
I hie nomination dartag tka ..weak ot
, August 11. with tka oarimaay for kla
[ running rants. Senator Kebineoa, pea.
I lu.Wy «-<>ming in the leetweek ot Ap
*u*t. ' ■ ." ■“
F This would bring the addraasaa at
, both* the democratic nominees after
. those of the republican standard hear
ora, as the data far Herbert HbortCh
. notification la August If and that dt
. r-cnator Currti. August If.
+:iaborata plantar* being made la
. hroadc»st Oovarnor Smith'* speech
which will be delivered from tka •»•**
r dt the »taio capltot hare. A netted
wide hookup, with 110 or morn sta
■ tlons In chain la contemplated
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Youth Dies Following
Operation For Stall*
„ _____ o
Herbert Casey. 1< year old aoa aP
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Casey, died at a-.
• local, hospital early yesterday more
i lug. Young ( easy underwent aa eg*
• l erallon for sinus trouble 10 days ago.
«j Funeral was held from tpe home at
. Calypso at 5 n’ckok. yesterday after*
I noon *nd waa conducted by B*v. Mr.
of Ih* Calypeo Baptist church.
>* Hurvivtng are the parents. tWp
I brothers. J. C. and R. 8. Casey; sad
• four sisters. Mrs. low Pr|uce. of Ra-'
I Jelxb. Mrs- D. C. Casey of New Tort
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