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VOLUME ERVEN; NUMBER 127
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CLYDE HOEY ANSWERS CRITICISMS AGAINST SMITH
SA YS CITY’S GREA TEST NEED IS GET RID OF BOOTLEGGER
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In Cabinet as Governor
Are 12 Protestants, Two
Catholics, and One Jew
Speech «f Foraicr Congremmißii
tIMtH Stole Compel**
la CMncr’e Town
tarar smith will make
ADDRESS IN NORTH STATE
Hoey Holde Smith Hoe Not Heft
. *4 Party Platform A* Re.
sere To Liquor
CHARLOTTE, July 14—(#>-While
nr definite wort ks) been received
Here that Governor Alfred E. Smith,
Democratic nominee for. president, la
lo apeak la Charlotte “eery reliable** (
Information haa been repaired that'
he la |e apeak In North Carolina, Jr.
D.McCaU, prealdeat of in* „ tMal
Smith for preeldent olab announced
today.
SHELBY, July IMR-In open to a
the North Carolina Democratic cam
paign here tonight Clyde R. Hoery
former coagrcaamao from the alntn
district, declared that he vu for
Governor Alfred E. Smith, "wlthoat
excuae and without apology.**
H woe a divided crowd tn sentiment
though Democratic tn politic* that
hoard Mr. Hoey. open the campelgn,
man? of them were deseed as anti-
Smlth
Mr. Heap ceateeed his apeech about
Hla answer to the three major crltt
•lama Os Smith—hla Tammany con
nection. hia alleged wetneaa, and hla
religion.
There is oft* «rre defense for At
Smith agaluat any charge that can he
made against 'Tammany. Mr. Hoey
raid end that Is "hla own epotleaa
record of pnbllc service for the peat
*8 years. “
Referring to the wet Issue, Mr.
Hoey said that “for more than thirty
7 ears, not a single president of this
country haa been prohibitionist
Tdft wa» not, Wilson we* not. Hard.
Ing was not. and Coolldge la not
Moreover/ the present Republican can
dfctate, Herbert Hoover never voted ;
tor prohobttion In hla Ufa. Is not a
dry and paver has been.
“We are told that Governor Smith
bolted at platform”. Mr. Hoey coat In
red. “Ho did nothing of the kind.” j
The platform declares la favor of on.
forcing the law and be aaye. that he
will do that lo the full letter of hla
oath. ■■■-v-i? *
“Oovarnor Smith's whole record
give# assurance that hla religiose af
filiation would In no ~way effect .the
administration of hla office. There
was fifteen member* 0 f this cabinet as
governor. It o whom are proteatanta,
2 Catholics and one Jew. Hlr policy
tl to appoint good men lo office re
gardless of religions affiliation.
“If we shall cease our criticisms
end- quit our fait flnd'ttf. art) line
np solidly behind A! Smith, he Will
charge the breastworks of Repubtl- *
cane, take the tranche* of privilege
and pillage and go trtumphaiW*y over
the top on November 4, and plant the
-tnxialned and uaaullled banner of
Democracy la the citadel of "the naT
lion at Washington”
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CHRIS GRF.EXK WINS
NEW RICHMOND. Ohio. July 24
(JF) —The packet Chris Greene beat
the Retay Ana, Ita challenger for rlv.
ar supremacy by two lengths In a 20
mile race froyVMnrlnnatl on the Ohio 1
river tonight. The unofficial time was
2 hour* ((.minutes. .
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cohfhwto* n obrfu.ox
min
MEXICO CITY, July »-<A*>—Gen
eral Antonio Rloa Zerturhe. chief of
police of Mdxlco City stated today
5, that a full confession has been ob
tained from Joe* de Toral. ac.
cueed asaaaaln elect °h
regon, but that be was unable as yet
te reveal Us contents.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ABE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
Wall Street Hears
Price* To Advancf
NEW York. July *4—(AS—Wall
•trcct ne*ra tntiij uit rtwtwi tw
the wholesale price of cigarettes
which was put la effect late last
April shortly would be rescinded.
Officiate of leading cigarette menu
lecturing companies expressed no
surprise at the report but would
only elate they they could "say
.nothing about |t“ ~
FARMERS OPEN
ANNUAL MEETING
Hundred* tn Raleigh For Fine
Program For Men and Wo
men of Parma
RALEIGH, July 24—(AV-Tbe ***h
annual session of the'North Carolina
Farm (invention began today at N.
r at*is College with nearly l.°M
men and women from North Carolina
farms gathered together for the four
day Institute on problems or rural
life. - -»~
The ouuVsaUau pas formaiig dimm
ed thla morning with of
welcome by Dean I. 0.~ Scbaub, of
the.achool of Agriculture. Outer apeak
era were J. C. B. Erlngheua. Elisa-:
teth City; mmim IlffiSS *,°r
ock. president of the farm convention
and William A. Graham. Commmslon
or of Agriculture.
The program of the Institute calls
for dally clauses In "agronomy. Hvfcl
stock, hortirultnra. home economic!? i
poultry, farm engineering and fores
try.
Special attention wMI be given dur
Ing the Institute qn varloue day* to
bog*, dairy cattle, beef cattle, bore- j
es. end aheep with speakers from tbs
rtate department M Agriculture anil
State College experts.
Prominence la given to forestry on |
the program of the week. R. W.)
Graeber, extension forester, haa pra-'
pared an instructive .exhibit showing 1
proper method* of handling farm for
ests, Including reforestation of de
luded lands, harvesting of mature
tree* and method* of securing ade
quate firewood without damaging trie
t< rests. T
Entertainment features “have also,
teen Included the program Trip#
to various atato building will be spon
sored. Hog calling, crop Identifies,
tldn and tree Identification contests,
have been arrange^
The annual meeting of the State.
Federation of Hqme Demonstration
clubs will held Id connection with .
Continued on page 2
Saves His Father From Being;
Washed Overboard in Storm
J. C Kluttx, of Concord, 70 odd
year* old, father of C. A. Klultf local
barber, hgd a narroW escape from
drowning while fishing at Vandemerc
Monday afternoon.
Seven member* of the Kluttx family
had bcey having a great tlm-i druw li.ft
In big .fat blue fish, pig Dali, am)
croakers. The father, wb i v. ivc
r»v<*nty, and another son. halting
from the puland* were having the'
time of their ltvea at the sport, for
tishtng xurh a* they were experienc--
Ing was a thing unknown In Cabarrus
county. Every one they were pulling
In weighed a pound at least.
All unnoticed, an ominous-looking
cloud had pulled up close. The first
Turning the fl*hing party bad of the
cloud -and the party wa* 13 miles
Out An the Pamlico—at** when a
large fishing boat began to sound Its
For Sale-r-One "Used Husband’''
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That’* the remarkable proffer whTch Mrs. Janet Quittner (abovf
with herlhuabandiJTs alleged to havefntadc to Mrs. Esther Feld-;
man Beck (inset below) according to papers in g $50,000 hetH
balm suit instituted by Mrs. Quittner against Mrs. Beck. Thi
' latter denjes the larceny charge, saying that plaintiff came tn
her and aaid : H lf you pay me s>lo,ooo, you can have my hugbanu
for wmr htilbhri* ’*
August -22 Is Date ior Formal
Notification of Gov. A1 Smith
ALBANY. July 24—(A*) -Oovarnor
Smith will be uotilind of hi* namina-
Wn tVednend»y evening, August 22.
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The ceremony, which gill take place
on the east step* of the State capitol
here, and Wtll be broadcast by a na
tion wide network 'of radio nt»tlona,
will begin at seven p m euaterri day
light time, and la expectetf to laat
about one hour and a half.
After considerable , ’ difttculty tu
making radio arrangemshta because
of the necessity of shifting fixed pro
grams. announcement that a definite
t'me for broadcasting the notlffFktlon
ceremony had Wen agreed upon wa*
made today by Governor Smith. '
Thr Democrpti? prealdential n<'tul
nee *ald that while he had not be.
gun actual drafting of his acept-
Wtw speech In which he h*d promised
m touch on alt campaign Issues he
figured it would take an hour for .de
livery. He also calculated that Sen
ator Pittman of Nevada would need
15 minute* for hi* notification speech
trnd that another 15* mtnure* would oe
required for “Incidental hutlnee.*
Governor Smith, In response to an
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siren wjMsfte In warning The captain
in "charge of the launch on which
tl*tt Klttftxcs werj fishing at once
pulled up his kttchor. craukcd ’hi»
motor and headed for the shore,
i But mile* before the protection of
the Ih-hcli had been reached the Ntnrm
had broken about the sm*U craft in
arcat fury. Waves many feet high
broke over the craft. Nothing daunted
Mr. Kluttx, the Concord m*h, stood
up in the Ixxtt to reply tn seme word
which big son C. A. Klutt*. the local
barber, had shouted above the wave*,
A* he Mood up a big comber washed
aeroeti the boat A* It went over,
It gifted the old mnn wrth K, UU
he»d warn under ttie .water and his
teet shot up. Then hi* feet went down
_»nd ..his head shot up Reaching nnt
suddenly, C. A. Kluttx. seised Wa
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GOLDSBORO N. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 192»
WOMAN BOUGHT
MUCH JEWELRY
Sheriff Jlecover* $5(MI.OOO In
Jewels Stud irt Unique
Fraud Method
NEW YORK, July 24—(A*)—Jewel#
valued at almost half a tnlllou dollar*
were seized by (he sheriff from a
Fifth avenue jeweler t<‘dgy on the
ground that he had obtained them, ap
parently In go«d faith, from a house,
keeper, who authorities said hud run
Wild on her inipW>yrr> credit
Mr*7 Maria J Leslie, It w*n s*ld
uttfre slier iff* office was for a long
,(1010 housekeeper to Mr. and Vt l **- ‘
.John Emerson of Baltimore, wealthy
MM'lety family, whose name Is famil
iar to the public as manuFacturcra of
4»vom*w»et*er. tHMt bad awrtrorjty »
make purcbaNe* for them. This
spring the Emerson’* went to Europe
find Mrs. Leslie * taxied In to buy
fUMtli.OOte worth of Jewel*.
n . * . - -k.
Bhc obtained ffom Wanamakev
Ookcs here *ud iu Philadelphia Jewels
prMQ at «60,0tt0 on of
her former authoFlsnUon and dispos
ed of them to Harry Winston, a fifth
avruyg jeweler, naylng she wa* nil*
Ing tbc jewcl# for Mr#. Emerson who
had certain obligations she must
meet, at wtr* WUMW»B* , »atsriie paid
t» ikoß
m:vi Company
FORMED HERE
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(it Itlshoro Securities! and Operat.
inn Company Ik Title Os
Firir.
The following certificate of Incor
poration were tiled In the office of the
t !<•■ rctary of Btalc In Raleigh Monday:
Gold»bdro Becarftle* and (>j»eratlng
Company, of Goldsboro, N. C. To op
er«ie otn<«« and ugencltla for com;
nu rrl.il and mercantile put pose*. Au-
Ihorixed tatiltal stock. (100.000; pre
ferred *to< k and kbarcs no par i
value common. *iiK*cribed etock six
share* no |>ur value con mon.-By tier- ■
man Well, K. B. Borden. Jr., and
Lionet Welt, of Gfildsboro, N. CV |
Erect Tobacco Barn
In 18 Working Hrs.
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Here'* a record which resident#
of Ml Olive reule 5 aecllou would
like tu kuow other section
lu the L-ouuty or state can equal.
Friday at noon fire completely
destroyed the tobacco barn of g C.
F. Jordan M*ttd*y morning a enrw
was being made In e new hern
erected by the-neighbor* (lather
:—— —m —*
Ing after the misfortune befell Mr.
. Jordan, hi* uelgbbata eeected the
barn lu It grorjilng hour*.
NEW STORE TO
OPEN IN CITY
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( axh and Carry Auto Acctsser.
leg Place Opens On
Auffust 15 -
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A cash and carry auto accessories
chain store will be the ueweet thing
on East Walnut street on August IS,
A. -Mr Loraw'of prwt
dent of the Otto Marke Company, Inc..
announced while In the city yeeterday.
Mr. Lucas completed arrangement*
for leasing the store at 129 East Whip.
nut. moat recently occupied by the
Gold Star Grocery Company. A man
ager. will come here from Wilmington,
Mr. Lucas said, but other helo will be
employed locally. '
The Mark# Company has a store in
Wilmington and selected Goldsboro as
ihg rvluigj Xitr iu Hinnrttd rLua alißff
e se ** j#»wv“W ..iewv ee ™ ■ l W* l m ' MPPW
an Investigation a* to the opportuni
ties offered in most of the Eastern
North Carolina towns. Mr. Lucas said
yesterday that he wa* highly mpreas
ed with the future of the city. T -- -
CAN’T CONFIRM
MORONES STORY
New York Hburcen Hear E*.
l4tbor Minister of Mexico
Is Wounded
, MEXICO CITY. July 24—(A^—Re
port* rlt-i'lved in New York City t(t
day th*l former secretary of labor
Loo hi Morottes. had been wounded
Jnly IS,, i-ould not be versified to
night! Morones whereabouts were un
known and thoke ordlnsrly close to
111 mwere ignorant of where he wag
Or cbo*e to conceal tbelr knowledge.
Innitfiiberable report* concerning
b.m hkve been circulating for the
day*. Onfc asya be. baa escap
ed to the I'nlted Slates In au airplane
If any attacks have been made an
him they Imve bath kept secret.
Au Int-ittfallon that in addition to
r? pm aii fling rcninvul iyf mil moutfml# iU
the labor parly from the Government,
leaders did not expert President Cal
les tn 1 remain lb foflce as provisional
resident was .seA-n In a statement
ftom the Obregon leader Soto Y. I
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((’nnllnunl on page two)
Gardner andSeawell Accept
Invitations to Speak Here
The Hkecutive Committee of thf
North Carolina Forestry Association
o'imounce* thul Invitations tn make
addresses at the 18th Annual meeting
Os the Association, In be held In Golds’
l!Hh to 21st, h»ve
l»een accepted by Hen. O. Max flard
•ier, Hon. H F. ileayrelj. H°"
Mark Squires (who ha* done such
spktndjd work In the InVereet of the
Great Smoky Mountain National
I’arkL M»Jor Wadi- H. idillllp*. *nd
G H. Colllngwood. Forester of the
American Forestry As*oclatlon. Otb.
ers who are expected are O'. M. Waf
hurton. Director of Extension Work
jiLthe Departmonl of Agriculture, and
a. representative of the lxa»k Walton
League In North Carolina.
Dne day of the meeting will he de
voted to discussions of farm wnnd
land* and a demotistrallon of farm
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Many People Declare
Liquor and Beer Sold
Promiscuously in City
1 l_ " ’ ' 1 "UJ r - ' r- -I— ---I
Succeeds Dr. Work
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18.
sk
BK 4 mi
- m. W yH|
Roy D. Wert, Republican nw-i
tional committeeman from
Chicago end peraonal friend of
President Coolldge, who hag
been appointed aecretaryof the
interior, auccccding Dr. Hubert
v Work, whtfc resigned to pilot
the campeigm of
CHARIIF
DIES YESTERDAY
■ *e hi
Healh Came In Local Hhapltal
Folloy'ing IllneHs of Weel>;
Funeral Today
FollowUig so one. week,
Charlie F. Wllk'na died at a local
hospital «t 2 o'clock yeetrrduy after,
noon, Funeral service# will be held
from rtie home of a slater, Mr*. L. F.
I’carsall, In Edgewood at 5 o'clock
this afternoon and will be conducted
by Rev. Petbr Mclntyre, psator of tfte
First Presbyterian church .
The following have been selected
as imlltttsrW*: H. B. Haley, O. J.
O. . Seymour. B. L. Bare
fuuL X. M . Parker, C. L. I‘oUarg,.
. Ifiicrtnettl Wl»l he made to WUUnr
Itolc cemetery
Hurvivlng Mr. Wilkins are two
dunk liters: Mrs. Joe Antom, of Rat.
elgh: Mrs. William 8. Hitter or Spen
cer: two eistere. Mrs. S. B. Ihrger
of PtkerUfe and Mr*. Pkarsall of
Goldsboro
wood laud management will be made
by R. W. Grat'lier, Extension Forest
er, at the forest belonging to the State
H"*|iltnl st Goldaboro.
In order to stimulate attendance, a
*prl*e will be awarded In jbe COttnty
*eh*kUig the largest numlier of dele
gate*. The prise, a year's subscrip
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Hon to the m*«asinr American For.
<-»t* und Forest Life to each of the
hlgJjfNu-hoolH althln the county, will
be swarded on thru hdglKT thfi hnmber
In attendance from a given county
will he multiplied by the mileage
from (ho county seat of that county
to Goldshorq^
Every onflow I Ril is Interted in fores
try, farm wood land management, and
fish and game la invited tn attend the
meet lug of the A-vM-latlon as a dote,
sate, according to Joseph Hyde Pratt,
Chairman Executive Committee.
MEMBER 6r
THE ASSOCIATHI)
PRESS
PRICE POT CENTO
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AVERAGE MAMMAMR
CHARGRft VUY OMHLT
What Uoldaboro ttepte eßp** «W».
thlag alee right now.
John D. UmgMMi ywterddr, to te *M
lid of tha boetlegger.
“I* con vereetion with niti—a of
Ooldaboro dating Um pMt Jp« «Mkf M
Col. I -angel on Mid, “1 tow* tort
1/tuxtmairiy onv hihrivi fivfiv ■ »P*
reacting vartoua wall* of Pa, atate
aat faar of contradtetlea that whtek.
W to being COWUMMMb nndnhao*
( pant* aold in' aeveral haadrad bwpt
toggtng Joint* in aa ar*nnd OoPh
two, that aiarge tto
lilting atationa around, tto dtp «r» to
, the regular bualaetfk. sag Ml'tol
h«RM la tbeetty. opmmtod hya white
wiaaaa. ratal!* Ilgwor pad to*r to tto
glaaa wlthont faar at. JagpfyapUpa. ;
"Either than* oadddi— «dtf| to
they don't eaUt UtorPto to* a*
capt to pick ap a “UrqT MM to
a while.
boldly aaye. If art
| • orrect. tha preaent toed at tha city
<<o*a not have to to gppapad. •. ,<*
' Don’t nak me ahead than* chargee,
aak the average man who wplto nh*at
the atraau
"Thar* lan't nay donht thht Nfdtt,
i» being sold too fre*ljr la OHdatoto.
"If. Urn* tor tto gtod elttoona *1
the city to learn that tollan to toted*
about criminal* tatoa them oet at tto
claaa of *ood rftlMfta." u
RASKQBTOQUIT
GENERAL MOTHS
New York &■ Say. He
""aagpfcr-
NEW YORK. Jaly U.~yt>-Vka
Ntw York American today eaye it he*|
learned thnt John J. Ranke*, chair
men of the National Democratic (Men**
mittee. will sever hi* ogtclal oooMe-'
lion with OaoaraJ Motor* Co loration ,
to give nil hie time to tto greatdaatlai
campaign of Oovareor Smith.
Mr. Rnakoh, It anto. tod (mu* tto
dutlaa of managing Ctowarner dmlth’a
campaign too arduona to permit of his
remaining aa chairman bt tto taaaoe
(on.mlttt* of fmgfH MMam.,
Although Mr direr**-
in aavnml other componina. tha gapdr
Mid he doaa not intonate reaign
imeU Wanae they do not take
time that had to b« denpdtua mnaag- ““
Ing the aflnlraipf Motodtl
( Corporation. ( / \ )
Mr. Rnakoh. who (Or madyf yontli
waa a member of the etaunahiy\Mor
publican Union league Cl*b o t ton-'
delphta haa been propoeed for mom
berahlp in the National Drnocrath
tlub of New York.
Although Hated In wto'a who a* a
Republican, Mr. Raakob aald st tha
lima of hie election to tho Democratic
National < halrmanahtp that ho hod al
waya been independent in politic*
Although (i« Governor in expected
1:. make comparatively tow a peer ton,
Mr. Raakob aald that everyone "artU
have ample opportunity of either eee
•n* him or hearing him over the i»--
dio," ; ,'
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