WBATHEft
•VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER IS3
BIG SEAPLANE WILL FLY ATLANTIC WITH 60 PEOPLE
.Complete Tests on Big
8-Motored Plane That
Weighs 70,000 Lbs.
Tw« Motor. Would Be Held In
Reserve At AH Tfiuee For
Emergency Use
PLANE TO BE SEAWORTHY
IN MIDST OF STORM
Trans- Atlantic Airways An.
Bounces First Big Skip Ready
Is Next Four Months
NEW YORK. July 31—
ton el tests ee a model u l a »eaj)laue
designed to qarry M pa***nger»
gcrom the North Atlantic ocean In
30 hours vta announced today by the
O’Connor TrsaX-Atiantic Airways
Inc; «*
Preseut plana caliber construction 1
Work to begin at once wKb the pro
bability that the drat plane will be
completed in four tnobths.
The O'Conner company, bna been o{|
gautsed to develop n project looking
to the of Trana-Atlan
tic aud coastwise South American
routes, ,
The pr«poa> d plane la the Invention
of John T. O'Connor of New Y«rk
it will havejf wing npread of 160
tent nnd will weigh 70.000 pound* un
der full Ipjp
lta power plant will conalat of $
air cooled motor*, two of wh'ch will
be held In reserve.
In the event of unexpected motor
trobul* and a froeed landing, it waa
raid the flntabed plane would be eea
s artsy 4 even IB a never# north At
lantic atorgi.
TEACHERS TALK
AT ROTARY (M B
Explain What Vocational Agri
culture !a Accomplish ini;
For County
What Instruction In vocational agri
culture la accomplishing at Ptkevßls,
Rosewood and Qranthaui high school
communities waa explained to mem
bers of the Goldsboro notary club last
evening by the instructors at the
school*. Making the explanations
were A. H. Veeaey of Rnnewood. C.
W Warrick of Pikevllle. anil 0. T
Seymour of Grantham.
Ray Armatraag. chairman of the
progaam explained that the meeting
waa 1a reeogaltlon of the fact thst
both Messrs. Veaxey and Seyn.our had
be. n selected as th- master agricul
ture iMcbefa of the shale I" • uccea
alve year* .id! iiiat "the only pi son
Mr. Wartlcx wa«r-1 a ma*te*| -eacher
naa that p couldn't go to tw > suit rue,
tern in’a ; aa.i .•) rr.’*
Mr. Ui.-r*3k tvt.iaad the lystem
under »b«.i the ngriChttUT. X par!
uient* at Ih. high rvbooln nr organiz
ed uud >r the H ith Mo*lie.- r|» and
gave th# plan of work Mrerr. Veaxey
and Seymour related definite accom
tiPshmeats lu their can mnnlty
Actual Increase* In crop vfclue* and
project value* over a period of year*
lu Fork township under the sriper
vslon of the instructor amounted to
344.060. Mr. Veaeey tald.
Mr. Seymour apeke briefly of the or
ganisation of Gianthanr farmery I<>r
cooperative buying. The pa»T rt.uou.
he mid, OtSPth# *»***«■« purchamd.
€l6 low* es fariiusdC cooperatively a*
a result of Arrfecldc In
evening claaa InstAreHwti unde.- the.
auspice* es the board of ag
riculture of the township. This
amounted to some $17,000. he aald.
There were a number of gueata of
the club for the occasion-
JAW KRACTtIKD BY HftLF I'LI’B
ASHEVILLE. July 31—(A I )—Hit by
an iron club during a game on the
Malverp Hilly goH course Sunday.
Mrs. George W. Ledbetter. Aahdvllle.
waa lit French Board Hospital Mon
day suffering n fracture of the Jaw.
Mra. ladbetter w*a playing In A
threesome and waa watching one of
her opponent* make an approach shot
whan hi* club hit her.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
BRAD IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY,
Plan Enlargement
Grant Warehouse
Plan* have been practically com
plated It wa* learned yesterday,
for eularglug the Grant warehouse,
a new atiucture«erecied law year.
8 pace In'the building would be In
creased by at leant one-fourth and
would meet the demand* expected
to be made on the warehouse this
year Work is planned t- atari iu
t me to be completed prior to the
opening of the tobacco market on
August 21.
LOCALMARKET
TO SELL MORE
Discontinuance of Warsaw Mar.
ket Expected To Help
GoMubort' Total
■ A* " - - -
Tbe Goldaborn tobacco market this
7#gr wHI sell tu+ty fou* millioo more
pounds of tobacco than last year,
warehousemen predicted yesterday
after ."dramming" trip* through Le
noir. Duplfh and Johnston And ad
joining counties.
“A good part of the weed In the
Kenanavllle »nd Waranw section* will
come to Goldsboro” said a warehouse
man who has been working In that
part of the halt Warsaw market will
not open this year. It waa a* Id. last
ywar the market at Warsaw opened
for n short time and then closed
down.
Etlmala* of tha mount of weed,
which will be raised In Wayne county
rang* from HJtHMKW to (3,000.000
pounds. land year there waa ratted in
the county about 1f.000,000 pound*,
rhere *.»• been .a material increase—
eatlmated at 10 percent—la the tob
acco acreage In Wayne this season,
but a good Ipt of the weed la being
"burned” up In rite field. It wa* said
"The continued* rain* and the hot
sun shining down on It yellowed some
<f the weed. Then there ta a conald
eaTble total beigig ruined In the
field* for hack of tobacco barn *pace.
The Oold*boro market sold about
7,600,00 pounds last year, an Increase
of one million pounds over a year *go.
The 1026 total waa about a million
pound* over HuM of 1925.
Men representing the Big Brick'
house, lb.’ Currtn Warehouse i mi the
•jrant hi use are now apcmMn/ nil
of their time calling on tobacco grow
ers hi four rounltee nearby. 'And I
heye ' ever found the Plantar* nr.M
of Information aboil, ihe
Goldxborc market." one declar.J.
91 KG BO KILI.M ANOTHER
CHARLOTTE. July 31 -GP) Jack
Harris. 35 year old negro, „*hot nnd
almost Instantly killed another ne
gro, Thomas Burns, here early to
night during an altercation between
tha taro. Harris waa arrested
New Details of Strange
Case Are Revealed Here
Mote of th# atrange story told by
-Mra. L**»#y Batfifc Hi B**4««vWh» MM
gathered yesterday before a deputy
sheriff of Iredell ciunly ftfrtVed ,to
tarry' her back to
a capias Issued by Judge.
The woman was here Mon
day upon request of ni
the con main county. \
Voluntarily she told how she had
been “going with” a wealthy States
ville married m*n. how he changed a
$25,000 insurance policy, to favor her
instead ors his wife and child.
Added oetalls related' yesterday
moriUg were that the Smith woman
ami the Statesville man. whose name
could not be learned, had received u
rlx months sentence In Jail upon con
viction on a statutory rhafgp>s.that the
*entethc was suspended upon rontl-
Uum that the two were not to be
seen together again In North Cayullua.
CHAMN. MULL CALLS CONFERENCE HERE
_ 64 Hurt In “L” Collision
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Nothing but kindling wood and a little twisted
metal ia left of these two car vestibules after
s collision on New York's *L* which injured
mora than three-gcore persons. Ad the extreme
3 Children Are Dcawned In
River Near Elizabeth City
JEUEARETH iTTY. Julv :!l (A»>
Tlirett childr<*« of t’,. A Uwutcy, SfJdn
ly known of Pasquotank coun
ty. and chairman us the board of
county commlaalonerj were drowned
thta after neon while wading In Lytle
River at NUonton. # miles
of here.
The cbildrtn were Emily 14. Margie
8, and Clark 6 years of age. Tl\e
yonnKer.t ventured beyond, Ida depth
«nd the others were drowned when
they attempted to reacue him.
Grace, Ih, anoilntr daughter, narrow
'y escaped * like fate when she went
to Jhe rescue, of the others She
was dragged to safety by Mr*. W.
P iWwtwdd. titU* menrher nf the
ttarty, after site had twice passed un
der the water. ~
She and Mr*. Newbold tfinffloni
Pack to thf' shore a few minute* he
for the little Imy wenh beyond hi*
,'epth.
People living in the vicinity w.'ert
attracted to the scene by the screams
and at once began Meurch for the hod
xa. A party at firemen from ICLu
l*th flty hurried to tlu> scene'with a
pidmotor and h'lmnl in the *ear»h
The bcnLe* were ria overwl an hour
later, hut effort* at resuscitation
ygyig flllllr. .. |
Relnrnlng to Statesville, the man
■.kmmime Mi
never recilvered ffioo the Hint k*
N(nr*n» smtrti woman lx brtnjr
.brought back to serve ihe *ix month*
suspended sentence for having vjo
lalsd the conditions rtf the suspend
t lob. ft wa* said.
The widow of tho deceased man
irported an having he*oy Vortli up
wards of $200,000 wa* »l»o picturetl
".* in4tittiling court proceed* to pre
tent pavment t»< $25,000 Insurance to
Mr*. Smith. The latter aahl that nhe
at flrat wtnli net nod the Insurance po|-
,si v ehanged to h»*r favor wa* for $7,-
500 But upon efforta at settlement
ly th* inxurent-e company the snfh
Va» revealed at $25.000,.
The JredeU dipuiy reached 0*144-
imro late Monday night and left yee
tci day to r*. ort hi* prisoner hack (<•
• ‘(('ouUnued from page three)
GOLDSBORO, hj. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUCI ST 1.192 R
ARE ORGANIZING
RETAIL’STORES
Edwin Joseph Is I'r motimi Os.
fleer With System Aiding
Independent Merchants
ti— v..
Kdwln A. Joseph. »»n of Mr and'
Mf*’. A A. Joseph. la now promo
:>Onal officer with the United Mer
chant* Syndicate. ltd., an omanli*
-ti.»n whh I’VocK to provide the small
'♦•tall uteri** with cooperative buying
■and t» tin and al meeting competition
.> r the chain Mm ■■*,, *
- "Wimwii't Wvnr titty l ' paMUhed lm
\ T e* York, recently had the fallowing
Item:
The Pulled Merchant . KyndleMe;
l,id., a croup of over Its* ludepatwJeiit
•itall store* .ill oWB* Hie country,
hnr ab-nrlH il Urn naalhi** Itroearrh j
r !r<»up *ml taken over its stort**,
vhtch at one time numbered It
wax.announced today *1 the heiidtjuar
lent at the 'umpany here, through
I’aul 1., (iriinwei.it, icait “f (T».- l.d)?-
<,ig syndicate.
The tla iina* *r»np wa r formed
about three year* ago. It was a doe
id croup and Ixihrlit merchandise
on n cooperative bnai*. , The ('lifted
Merchants Syndli>»te becarnt* affiliat
ed with the Hiintinc* Research (Irotip
early this year, when II moved Us
. (life : out’ lJT'i lliftadway to ill"
({roadway, where they are now locat
'd Kami -t ( ; llawtlnc* a* noted, left i
the organization K»the tfme-agn.
. •'»»■ armtitaatfev. tti.wir. amatK-iMMriur: T
■fl line*, w ill the exception "f ra*e
TaffitTUF-. xfßjrcTmd arncc-tc*. Kdurti
Aj Ji’n-ph. to ad of the promotional
ViyßL.il said tlf croup liad Install'-I
<fntt\y Innoi atloiis |u an effort to aid
the *malt retail merchant to Combat
•He competition of the chain store lit;
the smalt town. ■
Some of the promotional Idea* in- <
v tinted Ik the fitiiVd M'jr-rhan’s
Syndicate I* Instructing the sale* help
Jn theae .state* h«w to sell more mer-1
rhandlxc to each prospective custom-,
.•r; to know jn at how to sell this roer.
c handlto*. and to give them the Ideas
followt.i out hy other »’.tree**ful de
partment-stores throughout the coun
try. A bulletin la t»*ued to all thgfn -,
More* every week, wljtcli show* the
merchandise that I* of unuaual Inter
est at the present period. i
.
left it ladder down which firemen ctrrifcd terri*
bed women and childj’tn, while in car windows
hang chemical (iom tines used to fight blast
General Mmmvm
c * * *, TT ... '
Jii
■L
I'
r it Uialock, general mauagsr of
the N’tirth f’arollna rntfon Growers'
Cooperative Association, win be the
priutTpal speaker At the barbecue fqf
meniber* of the Aesociation front the
distrht at the Wayne County /1»lr
Grounds this afternoon. A native of
U .lOeshoro, Mr. Blalock's efficient dt
m'rirrß of the .txtmcmrhmr hr smetni
has coupled materially In the *uce**s
it ha* attained M' Biaiotk say* ife
ffkes |o conic to Waym* county espe
cially a* hi* wife was once a teacher
to Ihe ttnTr-rrnrrt ■vchoWtr : --—-j
Expect 50Q At District
Barbecue of Co-Ops Today
' Man* for strengthening the North
'•fSBWWWIIW-' f-tiiftf ereth-e
Association Hc tfi flie» in - Wayhc, tar
ii*if, l»ii|ill» and Wile on rOUntJeV
will ho undo at a bartM-oiie and buxl-
M meeting of the mouihorisblp of
ttw»e count io* ai th< Watne t’dnntjr
I air rroomA tills anemone, The pro
I'.luni wiUrrit underway at 4:*t»> this
i utternpon. .uni admUelon will be by
i i-ard* only. Frank Jones, local repre
sentative of the Association »nnmtr>e
rd.
Ail member# of the Association in
tthr dietrli t have lie«*n Invited to at
.t.nd the Jitrbootie and to bring on#
oeti'hlmr with them Aoeepb&be mall
rd to Mr Joimm -b.-rr nil at
tendance of approximately tdb) |or the
, on anion
1' 0, Blalock’ of ltulo.igh. general
imtnAper of the Aa>'relation, will give
JliKUies allowing the progress th« As
Republican); After
Democratic South
NK'V YORK. July 31—(A*)—The
lirpublican party will wage a xls
orouf. fight for the "liemocratic
solid South" electoral votss, Ben»-
tor Moses of New Hampshire said
toilay, V«ycr*lug his recent stand
that ihe party would be uiiwlxe to
campaign Ihere Hundred* of el)
couraglng letterii from the south,
had Memvlnttfd him the Republican.
Eastern CumpaUu manager aald.
t Init Uwvfr had ■ splendid chance
of victory In the Southern stale*
“My correaponduptg tell roe,'* he
Mild. 'That I «m may ts t »bhrtr
Hoover will not gel the electoral
vote* of the South.'*
END COMES TO
WM. DANIELS
Fine Youi r Man Died Last Eve.
ninjf in Richmond Hospital
After IxMiff Illness
William* Hunlels. aged *2 yaare.
von of Mr and Mr*. R W. panleli
es thw Ihmhd* cJßspe* eomasuuUge
died at a Richmond hospital at f o'-
elo*A !*-• evening following an op
aration for tumor of th* brmln per
formed at 18 o'clock yesteday morn
'ng. Tit# «ad net* wa* cenulned In e
long distance temibon* message to
relativr* her* taat night.
Yodug Daniel* bad been HI t*f
many week* And today • week age
be was taken to a Richmond hoeplUl
-iirgeon* yesterday made a last effor*
'il saving the young man’e ltfelnet
temptlng an operation for removal m
a tumor es the brain. It waa as a laal
rcaort that th* operation w*e tried,
end It wa* unsuccessful.
b
at Tirt npfnnmr wwr tut iw nwwt
were hi* parents, Sir. and ,Mrs Dan
iris. Mrs. Mary .Daniel*. Widow of a
brother who was killed In th# Worlc*
War. aatl his do** friend Leon Derr.
| The latUr will return to Goldsboro
this morning by automobile.
Remains of the deceased will be
rhipped to (lObisboro, arriving thb
morlng Funeral services had not
been complet'd lasi evening, pending
the arrlvsl of The parents from
Richmond.
Young Donljds w,a* for a number of
years employed es bookkeeper by the
Utility Manufacturing company, and
was a man of strong character, well
thought of by *H fw the i umnuwnHy
lie was a faiihful member of tbe Dan
iels Chapel Methodist church sad was
fctlve In Its Interests
I V j
l'Hi I P flO GA48.091N OK HOOTCH
July *t <APs—Afterf
lying In wait all night in th* waods
r.f the Pol* Creek sect lop, where a
■quor cache had been located, seven
Buncombe county deputy sheriff*
nrrtr ytodny MV* njs Hope of ffndlby
the^wtiers and dug up tbe supply
Trilljr s’x gallon* of corn liquor, In
132 Jars, which hail been concealed ta.
• Iglit seperafp hiding pl&ces *nd cov-
I Trrrt -with tfutvx,, : ——j
sociation han made In financing. Ii
fcAirttftWg Wr fta niewAyrh. «»f
J® aoy* substantial growth. Isl jd
‘•*tton to the talk to he made by Mr
Blalock, neveral pron.lnent farmers
who ate member# „f the Association
will appear on lh# program. Mr. Jones
will conclude the speaking with a
statement ofactivities in this dletrtet
Th- ha rbeetle to be nerved will be
,lhe I a meat In Wayne county
io -recent year*. Adam Scott. cu«
cooker par r*#elle(ire, and hla etalf
brill get boey early .this morning
Twenty-odd pig# juet the’ right at*c,
axe and -tenderness te make icood
barbecue, will be placed on the cue
ra< k and all day the savory odors
will be wafted toward# the heavens.
A number of Uoldaboro merchant!
are cooperating In ataglng the bar
bee lie, some having donated tray# And
(Continued 3a Tage Three)
COTTON CO4>P
EDITION
PSICR FIYB cam
Third District
Chairmen Meet
Here August 7
Sena ter Si wo— fiisifti is
Confer With 1M Mi .
Cotter la lortlaa
Stmt# Democratic Cbqlrmaa Odea
Mull of Shelby wOl —t So
••Idsburo Tueaday. Aug net 7, for, f
uuivmv* with t— eeaatp nsmimtaljp
• halrmdn o< Um third OnograMlpatl
jletrirt. w a- Dm, Wwh owuafti
liairman aunounc* yooterpay Plane
far the Democratic compdgo la Urn
thirjl. mm allmoo roformd to m the
luttitue tiitrtr will too made at ty
conference.
Th# nine chairmen from the cewg«
tloa making up tfte UM, —• Wtpgb
Craven carte—, Baanfort Dp
t'in, Paallea. and BtgfjpßSM—*Bl
gathar with Mr. Mil »•< tki *a*r|-
>oneo at lo o 'lody Mr Dooo *«4
Annooa—at fro a Mi. Mott mu 4r
•all* the toofrUM* fro ead'.Cl
not oatllao a proc-tm. Mr Dane yep
lerdap wrote tha atato < hai—o> P«k
mg If ho coo IP ho of afpiatapy
making proporatlooo Mr the
It lo qttlu ilkotr that at the «*-
'franca particular ttoo^Mh^
•r many yaara of liputolleoul—
Now Bora aPvlooo Mato Owl Bay
Mo|i »a la t*a part *f the Bto»o. Jv
T.r.i»aii»J •
Tpe following Aram notorious MfW
Horn Now Berniaai
Soeatar 8 mmoaa. will not 8o to
'talolgh today to moot Chairman MoM,
oommlttoa, WaHsodsy, no kr
•atAon from 11 national oaotpthM
• ommlttee.
loataad ho will waft for a Mott MM
tbo atata chairman during the ioPt
part of this wok or the ft— part of
nan week, while Hr. Mull
-cctton of the Wlhp ipM—MW
With party loadoyo o( the ft— PtetMOt
at Bayvlow a*P chat neon of the tftf*
llotrlct at Oeidabera.
After hi. ro.lga.tioa from tha p*.
(tonal committee, Senator otamaooa
>r»tog that ho won*
moot about his reason far i—M
until ho had conferred with OfealgSt
Mull He then offered to aaoet Gl—e
man Mull Wadaoodar la nelalgft jif
Toe 6 praviaai augagamoiMg la tS*
we«ta»rn part of the atata Mr. Mol) *•
,l*iiad that latof would unit him heoMs
It Hough ha said that ho wool# *
'•■"I ta arrange to meet the ae— j—
at gay llm# tha iiitip
• nggastad. i'
, Several ceafaroappo hava hooa hptd
Hy Banator Slmmoaa hero with looal ,
tarty official', and laadars hat W hpi
•alntalnad a atrlot pohlle eiiaaca'li
»ommanting on his pelltloal —Jtpid
intention:** Hl* eonraopnadft*
■ng five ttaaa an heavy nowsetTfai
■t the peak of p— vw—n port— k -r
It lo a i par tad now that tbo await*
‘tatament from the oaaator wUI bn.M
ru* within the week. oftorUy ajtdt
•ha planned confarancaa with ,’MV.
Mull. - • >
_i.
UKOBUK BURNS**,*
~ IVT POINT OF IKtfl
CHICAGO. July W-^o 1? A B—t
nun. Democratic rMWmimgn Hi
Illinois, and elaee frla* of
antlal nomlnaa Ai Smith today wOa
report* naar death from aoet|e pas
■ oiling
Ha was sliickan last Thu radar #M*
lowing tha extract— of two alodvof
• teeth. Tha polooa apra* to 'Mm
Claud* of ha threat.
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