u WEATHER
Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday
local thundershowers Sunday and In
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER IS4
14 NATIONS HAVE NOW ACCEPTED ANTI-WAR TREATY
Smith's Acceptance
Speech To Deal With
All Campaign Issues
Will Not Subordinate Speech To
, Prohibition and Farm Re
, lief Only
DISCOUNTS FORECASTS
OF TEXT OF ADDRESS
Governor Saya Only He Knows i
What la In Speech; Enter.
lainePittKan
ALBANY. Jo IT 80—(AV-Bpervlav
tion about what he will emphaatse la
hia forth coming acceptance speech
prompted Governor Smith to declare
tedejr that no one except hlmeelf
known what be Intend* to any.
Otncredltug publlabed forecart,
the Democratic presidential uomlnee
reiterated that he proposed at the
time iff hie notification next month
tfi ditciun aJI the major issue* of the
campaign He alao advised uewvpa
per men that there waa no basle
for reporta that be Inteded to subor
dlnate prohibition and farm relief and
emphaalae hia view* for a .general
reorganisation of Federal government
bureaus.
"Prohibition and farm relief both
trill be dealt with extonsrv«ty,~ said
the governor. He said he planned to
deal "definitely with nil Issues," and
stated emphatically that nothing that
fa an leaue would be left out.
Tha nominee already Hi ebaplng hia
acceptance speech In hie m'nd. He
bad an oversight guest at the man.
alon. Senator Pittman, of Nevada?, who
“was chairman of the platform com.
mittee at Houston and will head the
rommlttee that formally will ap.
praise Smith of hie nomination.
HOOVERS REACH
WESTERN HOME
Welcome Is Quiet On Account of
Recent Death Mrs. Hoov
er’s Fsther
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. July $0
- ~(JP) — Herbert Hoovevr, the Arst
resident of the Pacific coaet to car
ry the standard of a great political
party, returned to hie beloved Cali
fornia to receive format notification
at the Republican nominee for presi
dent.
lt was a quiet homecomrni Tha
death of Mrs. Hoover's rather, C. D.
Henry, wealthy hauler, having m*de
necessary the cancelling of, the cele.
bra Mons which the people of- Sen
Francisco pnd the utilveralty town
had planned lu hi» honor
Wflbio s .fsw hours after they r^ach.
• heir home on the rolling hill over
looking the University campus, Mr.
and Mre. Hoover attended the fune.
«, ral service o( Mr. Heary.
CHILDREN S DAY
TO BE OBSERVED
Two ScrmonH, Special Music and
Picnic Dinner St Stoney
' Creek Tomorrow
Tw o sermons, exercises by the .chil
dren sad special music wllJLbe the
b*gh lights of children's day eiee-
J '* blabs U» be observed at the Stoney
(bySk Free Will Hsptlat church on
* the road tu Paletown tomorrow. Fea
tured promlnenify on thy program
which never fails to attract hun
dreds of people yearly—l* a picnic
ainner..
Exercise* will begin at 10:3<> slul
at 11:4$ there-will be a sermon by
i Rev. W. L. Hart of Snow Hill In the
afternoon there will be singing by the
famous "Thomas Choir" of. SmThfleld
ard dialogue by 12 young girla. this
feature starting at 2:30.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon will
be an address by J C. Mpy* of
Raleigh the talk to deal with Sunday
school work and ths churca and Its
* young people.
Mr. Jonss, In the ettr to advertise
the meeting yesterday asked The News
* urge all who r*n to be preseut for
tha day's axarclsas.
THE GOL’DSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY
/ n j
t ° ■ * ’ - . * .S ‘ " $ *
WHAT'S MATTER
WITH THE YOUNG
1
Prof. Ronton of Southern Col.
logo Some Idea*
’ OnSubject
LAKE JtSfctLCHKA, July 20—(JP) -
Young asoalt today are dissatisfied
because the appreciative side At re
ligion has been neglected and much
'\>f -the preaching scaled sown to
trite and common place condemnation
rt card playing, danengi, drinking and
ither evils, declared Prof. John
Renton of Southern College, lake
land. Fls.. In an address here.
The subtle and destructive sias *r*
often toft untouched, he ’ said, and.
often worship of God has degenerated
Into religious Jsss
Young -people do not need to be
condemned, nor do they need to be
depended; they only need to be un-.
derstood, said Prof. Benton In speak
Ing at the Young People's Conference
of . the Methodist Episcopal church.
South i, ’ r r '
“The truth of the matter," continu.
cd the speaker. "Is that while most of
cur religious leaders are running to
seed In mere talk, many youtig peo
ple find themselves possessed of a
sense of discouragement, bafflement,
defeat and even cynicism with respect
to religion. Here especially youth
needs not ts he defended or condemn
ed, but understood
“Youth Is dissatisfied because a life
vpfaose dominant atm Is ease, luxury
and pleasure Is tbo empty and trP
vial to exercise their real powers.
They are willing to pay gfbat prices.
They mn» venturesome and not wfTT-
In. to settle down to middle aged
matters eff actness and mediocrity.
They want to give their lives for
great things. The pro
yram of the Christian church Is a
program of saving the world llaelf,
not Just saving g few people out' of
thd' world.
"Youth does not need to revolt ag.
t’nst doctrine because there can b«
no greater religion without
t:tlon of life, of the universe, of the
experience of mind and of Cod But
youth does need to revolt against trad
If onal dogmas, traditional forma of
worship and traditional codes of
ethics, unless they c*»ne alive Ip ths
consciousness and mean something.”
WHAT A PERRY WILL l>o
RALEIGH. Jut| 4NW
postal cards coat only a penny again.
That I# one of the changes Just been
announced by the PoStofflce puthorL
tles For some tints ths rate was two
cents per card bill beginning this
nonth, the rate was changed to the
Cld CCSKt. ' •> •—e
Private postcards may be mailed
for one <-ent Instead us cents,
bnsid on the standard site regula
tion
Whoever Finds This SSO
To Send It Right Back
AV t jMrtt* Marker, C«ldsb»r«s R
4. was telling a hard luck tale tor
fair yesterday. ,
"Hack In w’JpWßtos when things
was high I tried to buy me a piece of
luud and did And I alrt't never boU|fb£j
me a Ford nor nothing else Whwn we
Want to go we goes th* old Way In a
buggy. and 1 have been right
v yfiitif out the money tor that Itttd,
and not spending potto foolUhpr.
Before I got it paid for a man run
over me and killed me In a car
ee hadtt‘l paid (or ajvd 1 spent weeks
In the hospital about to die t never
warranted hint nor nothing, for before
I got out of the hospital he had been
sent to the penitentiary for leading
that mob.
“Welt I was putting up thy tobac
co this /gar, and standing on my head
1 Killed, 18 Hurt in Train Wreck
\b
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.'A Right photograph of the wrecked
crack M Ponce de Leon” pasaepgcr train ,
near RoYne, Qa., showing the observation
coach in Which were riding railroad execu-
riiousaf»<k 01 Finny Monsters Taken In Nets
When Waler Is Let Go At Sasser’s Milt Pond
v
By JOHN D. LAhWSTON, JR |
Not as a Jewel In a beautiful setting .
of Jagged peaks, anrronndnd by a vsr
dent green of virgin forests, but ns u
drab, quiet mill-pond, with a mud hot.
,t«m stucjded wl{h cyprem tdißiiiMh.
Sasser’s Mill, also known by some as
Aycock'S Mill located In the northern
end of Wayne county, about three
miles frdne Fremont, was the scene of
one of the most animated and ttreHest
spectacles ever seen in this
yesterday, when the water was turned
Irrtu the poud to permit nei Kssat'y re
lam being made on the dam.
The event was announced as a fish
f-olie, and by nine o'clock, the time set
BORDENS FORM
A NEW COMPANY
«*
Wayne Securities* Corporation of
Goldsboro Gets'lncorpora
»tion Papers “
The ceTOtftoeto# of Rw«r
poration filed In the offlro
nt the Secretory of Stale. Haleigh.
Wayne Securities Corporation. »f
Goldsboro, to carry on the business
of general broker* and dealer* In
stocks, bonds, notes. etif % Authorised
capital" stock shares, no par
value pioforri<h stuck Ulld. $32;r,00
common 'i*< W hy )’ K llord' o. K
it, Borden. Jr, F» K. Borden, Jr., tuid
ethers of Goldsboro.
| i HsiiiaK ■ tiUug- Fstudi.y J ms. I*. mx-~
i *elf that t Just a* welt' sell some of
j these pig* I got for winter meat and
| use the money to get some help. I
ought not to hsvcj, sold l|icni but It
1 looked Ilk. It wn* the only way t<>
save the tobacco. H'» 1 got up a bunch
j ut them npd sold them for s4't. I gutre
1 the man ft and he gave m* 150, “tot
the:' fore I got home I lort the moil.
<y
"It Just about killed me; my <4egs
fut right weak-like and. If it would
have done any good I would have tak
er ■ .seat and cried right- there ".
The SSO wjnt lost yesterday morning
alout noon on route number hu2 he
• ween Mitchell’s store and the route
40 The money wa>. In a
• mall Wayne National B»nk folder.
Mr. I'arker is-hoping that some -
body found ths money who will r«
turn It.
GOLDSBORO N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1928
tivea and which was turned over. Oqe mao
. wap*killed while atanding on the rear plat
form. Eightfan other* were injured.—Photo
by lotarnational Illustrated Newa.
f«. the dam to be openwl, several hnn
dred people Lorn all ovsr Wnyne and
'Vilton counties w.-re at> the pond,
armed willy sclns, hand nets, dfttg
n*lf. and even large tidm ami buckets,
Ut Jtiia-. in Ut«. Ums-- As eke wafers
began to reesed, nets.were stung out
at strategic pornts. amt as Ih.- water
went down stilj furthe-, and as the
black ooxe of the mud but tom ap
peared tn the shallow parts,'hip hoots
were hastily pulled on, und Inti* the
water went a swart;, of far wets, store
owners, und huslnest and professional
n»4r . Wo called llnaintlul and aoclal
line* were thrown to the winds, and
rich mao mid poo r man waded . Ilmw
BIG Rtll II M l.
AT WILMINGTON
**• 1 -
t>
■Modoc f'oaM (itiard I'jjrlv Maht
Capture flAim Valued at '
, —-—.... —■—— ■■■—.
WILMINGTON July 20—Capture
of a cargo of ralualda imported 11.
qtiors valued bet» et?n Jlif.iHH) and t&0,
! ih*o, the arrest of one man, giving
! hi* name as tietlrgc Waller*. and
claiming -to be from I’bliadclphla,
n liure ttf one uit+emdbiTeir one truck
.and ■ fti.fiMii houseboat and tin* uu—
covering of Hues that may lead to the
1 breaking dp of a huge liquor ring
arc the results of a r:i*d conducted by
Const guardsmen of the C. S flutter
Modoc this morning ut Wntxlslde,
pear Topsail I tile 1 . *
The liquor consisted of 280 rB«h»
of Imperii d liquor*, 35° sacks and
I 4£._ barrels. There wew 13 cases of
t Three Htar cognac, 'lff barrel* of Old
nf&qtmr SHrtt-73 safler or ttbftttrtf 1n
tnuid and one < ase of champagne, la
the scUtire. . .
Officers of the Modoc received a
L telephone call from '\V»odswe snout
m dnlght, Jelling of Uu* liquor being
inert! ami a party of four guardsmen,
t ilsrry A, tiro wit, Hob Moyle. Juke
Korensen and W. A Maker, und* r the
j command of .Mnsigtt, I 'V. Ityssey,
I were immediately dispatched.
I ; '
( IfIKHKIt WITH M til, THEFT
NKW YORK, Jnly 20—0 T» Arthi
bol4 t'tiwpman asgtsUnJ lien kMpqf
In th' steward’s® department. was
. (barged, today with the theft of ra
g.star'd trail from the United States
ilner la-vlathaif between June lfi and
June 22 while the vcssyl was uu tile
j high seas.
In the brown water gad the atjrky
• mud of ihe poh.i-battom, all in aagwr
Uaarch of the elusive finny tribes,
j Uke over-grown they
pulled and sweated on the string-ends
•end handle* flf net#, swinging nround
In circles, und then heading hack to
ward the shore. As the bottom was
! shuffled ’ and stirred hy the tread of
| hundred* of boot-shod feet, eiid the
; water* quickly became muddy, the Ash
ltecatno less elusive—they could no
b.**g*r see. nut) breathing beeame dlf
ftoult Once in a while a large “chub"
[or Jtuk would rise to the eurface, to
i be quickly disputehed by a small stick
• Continued 3n Pnaa Three!
Announce Plans For
Expanding Ft. Bragg
FOlif MItVGG, July 2(i- (JP)— An-1
in .tic "tneiu of plans for additions
•oul impi ivcments of quarters for It
Hri'.rx arnv post haya hum snnounc.
-d T . s Imdude:
Harcank* |o accomodnte 1.140 enlist
rd men. fY,ttA;wm. " ~
yuartcr* to actomndate 46 non
commissioned officer $211,000 *tl
Quarters to sccomodaiu 56 offbo rs,
1« *I,OOO.
Quarters for 25 nurses, SBO,OOO. „
Hospital ward to accomodate 30
patients, SIOO,OOO.
Fun Gragg Is « large training are*
lof field artillery of the United Slates
nrmy and ts station liuadquarfers for
the 13th Field Artillery hrlgsd
Abortion Charge Against
Durham Doctor Postponed
111 HU A M htky »W».-»'tt4*e «w«e. of t»e
Foy Durham ptiyGciaii.
i harge,| with oboitlon as the result of
|m rforming a criminal operation-epos
Mis* Irmn Itobtnson, young Gold-boro
woman Who taught in Gif Raleigh, city
schools last year, wmx not called for
trial lu Durham Superior Uoiirl F.l
day moriilm: there iiiit much *'ruice
of II helng called for trial at this lerfh
of c«urt, ■ « • '
Tin solicitor was occupied with the
trial of other cases Friday morning
und no mention of the Robe*sou case
wav made lu open court. Mr. ivnlght
said. Ai a matter of fact tho Itobee*
son ca-e * ume up from recorder',*
court, too late lit be prln'u.l >o tbo
doiket for this terra of court, b* add
ed.
The solicitor, planned to call the
case of H, T. Harris, charged with
cttihcxzlemcut, upon the opening of
court Friday afternbojg. He sx ( *««ts
Japan Government Is
Latest Nation To Come
j
Under Kellogg Treaty
FARM AND HOME
PROGRAM IS 01 IT
Wayne Cnunty Expect* to Send
Urge Dele (ration to Raleigh ~
■' For Meeting
Farmer* and farw. women from rv
ary IlgWii HIM esf |iu|. (Jlil gss|4)|
■ f T MV I V TVSVT vr* VVTW -evvv s^^vvw
will gather at Mate ('allege Raleigh,
next week--July 24th io 271 h, Inclu
rive, lor ths sessions of Ihe Annual
Fnnuar'a CouvenllOß This yaar for
the Aist time, this occasion has baaa
termed “Farm sad Home' Week", and
It last one day longer than tha old
conventlohs.
Tuesday will tie business day, with
greeting* from tha various heads of
Stale Department*. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday will have gpHy
programs thut should Interest a far
mer or farm woman regardless of
their Hue of -farm production. Hoc
lions isl be formed for Agronomy or I
Kgrm crops, for Livestock, for Fowl
try, for Forestry and for Hortlcultuiw
and, for the women like divisions of
subject n atter which should hold tba
Interest of any farm woman daalrotia
of lacreaalag her knowledge of food
preparation, dressmfcktga, child health,
•tc. 5
Contest* will be held as roltoWl:
1. A stiver loving cup wMi bo dm
to the person naming corroctly the
most specimens of plants on display'.
3 A groodsaw outfit win bv given |
Th# person naming corroctly tha most)
of 46 o' more' tress «n display i
2. A hog railing contest will inks'
place on Wednesday. Frits to bs sn
aouncyd at tha time,
l Wiurns UouiiUr usnsUf kss a good
attendance each year at tha annual
•farmer's convention and several do*
eus sf her farm people are expected
to attend again year.
CARS COLLIDE
LAST EVENING
Mrs. M. B. I/dwl* Slightly In.
jurud In AcrUtent On E4vc
of-Ctty
I Mrs- M. U. Lewis susialned mlpor
iirjui les about 8 o'clock last evening
ill an automobile accident In front of
the hopie of H, H.- Jawklng. op Jilgh
way number 10. ’jm
' A truck loaded with 1706 pounds of
fish end' rfrlyen by W B. Tatton of-'
Prinoston collided with the Htudebak
er In which Mrs. Lewis was tiding
when the truck started to psee u car
parked hy the highway.
Tha machlnex met with a severe im
part but neither was overturned. They
were badly bent about the front llkd
glia* shattered In the windshields.
Mr* Lewis’ Injuries were said to bs
superficial and hospitals r*|ffnrtad that
so one came for treatment
til* accident
the esse to row tnt-t iftWtdjty sWn -
noon, when Durhatr. Rtrpkrlor Court
adjourns to reconvene October Y. s
There la not much chanc# of Dr. Rob
erson beln4 tried at this term unistn
the solicitor should call It uhead of the
Harris case.
Dr Roberson Was bound over to
Superior Court last week following a
hearing In Durham Recorder's C nirt.
His appearance boudbwa* fixed at
$4,u00. Two other abortion case* are
said to he pending against the Dur
ham doctor.
M. H. Davis, assistant State ento
mologist, Is helng held on $2,500 ball
on a charge of advising and pr««til
ing the abortion, which resulted in the
death of Miss Robinson, attending
physician* said.
A true bill was returned Tuesday
of this week by the, Durham County
grand jury against Dr. Kopiiraon. i
mamm (Ml '
THE ABBOCIATHO
PRBBB
*
PRICK FIYK cum
Japan— Minister of Nwlffi Al*
(sin* Accepts Treaty
Without Change
(ZHEt'O. SLOVAKIA IS 1
ONLY NATION NOT IN
,• ■ v
l’renldgnt Coottdgo Mapi
Hope Over Oetco— and
; SuvKosts Cealereaee
wASMtsuWN, Jafy J»*
pan's acceptance ot the Kail— aatH
war treaty aa rev 4 erupted with
congrataiatl— Areal the Table "upon
the rapid end general acceptance at
tha Amor lean proposal" waa received
and mada public tonight Ip thh stats
department * f
Only tha rtpiy at tba Oaaehe-—.
yphla la now Inching ‘o ve*pd oat
tha plan tar a 1* power general pages
treaty open to world wlda adherence.
"Tha Imparts! —aeta ■ in
prond to ba among tba first te be ag
mk-tiled with tba movement no plain,
ly In unlaon wUb tba hope purirtlW
. 0 .a— wmiAAMnlls ■ nnnsmo
Wei »•» ImlmWQ* KmH ©WBBmwmYsJp rvßt>w*
With tba high probability as tba
i iDtanoa of thin stmp)e tyeev Nr
whole elvtllMd world 4 *, ■won Tnak*.
Japanese mlntatar at foreign affair*
asld In bla uoU at aonogf—a
No reservation or a«HMw»| —4
ttoa of ia—*• underytaatftag of'Km
term o fin revised AaMrteaaJiv*Mr
‘.laelf to tha nasal brief statement if,
government Ip Secretary Kellogg-a«
I nai ilgnatory to a tron»r a— ha tie
iwvlaad draft trmnpitttad with t*
American not*.
' TI •’• J'• t :
■wt r, cmaum m* -«»>aisMKTryn»er.asa—■—dgcggsgsa— —wot
fliiPKßlOft. Win, Jely M.Hft
rrnaident (’oplidge ballavan that ae
International conference, pesalhlrM
be held la Parts, for tha etmtrttapmO*
m* nature of atl Interested govera
menta of the anti-war covenant n*W
under neßotlattoM Would ho ve#
helpful in emphuhlstag the Intpof.
lance of (ha treaty la the ayga at tha
world by giving tha ceremony a ■•£•
•bla leUfag.
Secretary of Stata Kali— baa Ilk.
farmed Mr. Goalhlgg. at (g-ettaill
n|eng thli llna mad* by vartowa 9*-
ropaufy countries and while Ms fie.
paitmant has tba mattar aadar oas
• Ideratten. no Anal decialoa has h—
rear lied
President Coolldga. however, tg ta>
• lined to think that In rtaw of the
crest Importance whieh tha pact hie
rccaiytf by tha fiwataat pow
er*, a aolama oera—y aa Its oowetn.
•I»n would greatly* onhaaoa its prtg
lige besides actually facilitating the
(.tricing of tba nacaaaary signature*.
THU DIATII fMI JQbtt
NEW YORK. July JO-Wlth three
mure heat deaths and foartaaa gras
tratlona reported In tba matrogott.
t«n area. Naw Yorker* mopped their
brows today and aeannad tha aktaa
for aigna of the cooling shearers pew
dieted by tba Weather Baraan.
RADIO EXPERT
BURNED DEATH
—a.
Former Sweei heart of WlfeHl
i And Widow Are Hold la
Bombing Caae
■'■■am 'A
ROrKPORD. 111.. Jnly «• —<KV—
qnlry Into ihe fata! tnirnlpg es Bar
ic-n Plager, Rochford radio expert,
who was blown to death as ha etd|m.
red ou the starter of his oar, reveal
ed today that dynamite was tba eg.
plosion used by the slayer.
At the same time, police aaM they
had learned Pant Read, accused far
mar Mrs. Plager. widow of tha ra—
export was familiar with
Both Reed and Urn Plager haM
'been in custody since the hamb—
| yesterday, although ageb denied eon.
I unction with the slaying.'