I WEATHER
tlwgdj and rwafctr Tharxdaj night
I'rMaj fair and r**l»r.
VOLUME EIGHT; NUMBER 68
CUNK GAS EXPLODES; 95 DIE
45 OTHERS OVERCOME
ROT EXPECTED TO UVE
Deadly Gat* Filter* Through
Four Story Honpital,
in« Dead in Wake
FACES ARE YELLOWISH
BROWN WITHIN 2 MINUTES
Two ExploHlonn, Second of
Greater Intenaity. Brought
End to Nearly 100
CLEVELAND. 0.. May 15. (AIM
rolion Ma uml lwo explosion* wltlojt
followed hunting of x-ray (lima In th*
Cleveland clltilc today claimed nearly
100 llVia. '
Tonight there were 05 known (lead
find hoapitai authorlliea worked dea
perately to adinlnlater urtlflcul reapl
ratlon to 13 more who were overcome
\lcltma of the dlaaater were dying at
ahorl Intervale and physician* aeut
cal appeala for uddltlnnul oxygen In
Mia fear that the supply In the city
might prove InaufTieJeii!. Oxygen la
declared th* 1 only effective meuna of
overcoming, the ga* burna.
Nearly all the dealha were attribut
ed to the deadly gaa which filtered
through the fotfr-atory brick hulld
,ng alowly at flral and then augmented
by a aecond and greater exploaton
than the flral ruahed up from the
haitemeat ami cut off eacape down the
ItalrwaW’and elevator*.
Survivor* auld when tlloae aaphyxl
ated were deuil their faces turned a
a ckly yellowish brown color within,
two minute* .
The fume* were given by fire
of undetermlne origin which dealroy
ed x-ray film* In the baaetnent Some
:<harmaclata auld It wa* bromide gai»
while Dr. William K. 1-ower, one of
he founder* of the clinic said It rl»
aemhled the deadly phoaeene gaa etn
ployed In the world war.
It wa* Ironic that the dl*a»ter oc
curred In the very place where the
moat advanced Inatrilineiit* ami labo
rntotiea of aclence had been turned
aaaln pHln and death. The clinic wa*
owned principally by Dr. (ieorge W.
(“i lie, nationally known phyalelan who
waa too occupied with reltef work to
comment on the catastrophe •
Deaplto the heavy loa* of life, fire
men estimated the property damage
at only $60,000.
Frantic acenea were enacted at
<e|ghborlng hoapitai* ufter stream*
ot ambulance* began taking victim*
away from the clinic.
It wa* Impossible to find
ir ward* and rooms for cots at Mount
Sinai hospital Cost were hastily pl«<-
-'cd In Ihe hallway* uml desperate ef
f-irla were made to cut down tin- grow
ing death Hat-
Even Janitor* and acruh women
were preased Into service to help np
piv art If leal respiration to victim* or
treat them for hums to supplement
the efforts of doctor*, nurse* and In
lernea.
A priest went from cot. toVot giving
function who appeared dying
Idke acene* took jjlace at Huron
Hoad, Charity ami Cleveland Clinic
hoapitai* The Cleveland Clinic “ho*
-.vital 1* near the Cleveland Clinic, a
separate building
police had to battle ridden
relative* who were among the throngs
gathered outside the county morgue
•vhere many of the bodies were taken
a ( once.
Check by firemen .revealed that the
(‘YplTWloti* ncgpM red n * rn\ Him*
stored In ihe basement Several lank*
oxygen, compressed by Hie heal,
i, i go, adding to the Intensity of'lhe
flame*, i.
Cpon Die explosion, bromide ea*
compounded in the films, was released
iu dense brown columns, according to
a pharmacist at the building
The deadly bromide, whiili burn
oi|t> the sens'live tissue- of Ihe mouth,
nose, unit lungs, caused the victim*
*o bleed profusely at the eyes, nose,
and mouth,
•V 1
A cull an* sent out over the city
and state to rush all available oxygen
tanka to the hospitals and clinic*, for
thla. It la *ald, la tba only ibin| that
RUJ I!!? tha jlcUma.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
e_ ' *
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ OTi BUYERS BEFORE THEYi B
GRAF SAILS”
KRIEDRK'HSHAFEN, Ger
-many. Mily 16.—-(AP) —The
Graf Zeppelin, Riant dirigible,
left Frederirhhthafen at 5:27 a.
m., (11:67 p. m. Wednesday
Eastern Standard Time) on its
seeond voyage to America. Dr.
Hugo Eckener, the Zeppelin
commander, said that prospects
were excellent for a good cross
ing as regarded weather. To In
sure maximum comfort for the
passengers, he said he proltahly
woul ( j take the route over the
Azores after quitting France
near the mouth of the river
Loire.
He said he expecte d rain over
Germany and France, but that
this had the advantage of assur
ing smoothness.
MILDRED TAXES
CELL CAPACITY
« 1 *—■ ■<> A
.'IOO Found Woman Woh Fouring
Drinks For Friends When
* Cops Arrived
>• i
Mildred Brook*. I’tne street negre**.
was pouring out drink* for some of
her gentlemen friend* u! her bom''
behind the negro pool room al the cor
ner of Pine and Janie* street* ye*-
'icrdny übout 1 30 o'clock when of- (
ficer* Joe and June Howell, of the)
liKXtl police force, walked In ami
'caught her with the good*.” In *pite
of Ihe fact that Mildred I* exceeding
ly buxom, weighing nearly 3un pound*,
u Cell wa* found |o fit arid *he wa*
lodged In Ihe elty jail pending a hear*
lug thl* morning at W o'clock on
charge* of receiving and having whl»-
k« y for the purpose of sale.
According to the policy, the negre**
nan In the act of pouring some whls
l.ey from a vessel when the two of
ficer* walked In. The woman broke
the jar containing part of the “evi
dence" right before fbelr eye*. It waa
•..ild. buf’another jar wa* found .which
waa *ald ,to"contaln about a quart of
tin- liquor-
Third Infant Dies
Os Whooping Coutfh
Whooping cough claimed Ita third
victim In Wayne county this spring
when Cedric A. Grady, four month*
old son of Mr and Mr*. A H Gradv
of New Hope township, died early
yesterday morning. The other two vic
tim* of the disease were also Infant*
pnly a few month* of age. Physician*
“say lhat whooping cough, through
the complication* that develop, t*
highly dangerous to the young child.
'■(Funeral for the Grady bahy wa*
held yesterday afternoon In New
Hope township,
“Doctor” Haig Goes On A
Rampage With His Shotgun
I ante reigned on Pine street for a
liorl time yesterday morning a* "Dm •
tor" Frank llalg, former Initiate of
the StHte hospital. Raleigh, grabbed
his shotgun and began t-aklng pot
mot* at the landscape fi»m h * room
window. Workmen engaged Hi dig
gtng a ditch for the-city* new storm
••*er system on Pine- took to th
bottom of their trench, after the m e
ter of doughlMiy* In France, for pro
tec* lon,
Fortltnatelv the -hot* went wild an 1
offl*'» r* Hrrlvd lo lead "Doctor" H.iig
away before he had wounded anyone.
A bam bet of shell* Were found fit,
"•Wwtor’*" inx-kel*. The New • w>-
. ti
t(>ld, and around each one wn* wr.t’w
n<d a piece of paper, .giving the nene
of He person whose life It wa* 'u
tendetf to end.
“I will kill Charley Brown at U o
GOLDSBORO, N. C. THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 16. 1929
Convicts Elude Effort
To Recapture Them
It wa* believed early thl* morn
ing that Iwo escaped slate convict*
seen yesterday at the home of Het -
man Rose iu Fork township had
made good their escape. The hieii.
arnutit jlio*e who escaped Monday,
from the State co|txlruction camp
near Selina, appealed to a crippled,
brother df Mr. lto*«* for food and
clothing about 9;30 yesterday
morning. The brother hurried to
summon Herman Rose from the
field and the convict* escaped Into
a *tretell of wood*, but not until
Mr. Rose had shot at them front
a distance. Sheriff* deputies
with blood bonds brought ‘from
Sinirhfleld continued the search
until late ln*t night but without
Htirrn**. it wa* considered po*
slide that the men might have es
caped by hoarding a freight train
a* railroad track* run through
the woods.
NAHUNTA PLANS
FUR ITS FINALS
Dr. .Meadows of East’ Carolina
Teachers College lo De
liver Annual Address ■*
With com men cement exercise* for
the consolidated school* of the coun
ty set for the latter part of thl*
month, I’rof. Karl D. Kiiftertnn of Na
hnnla wa* yesterday the first to an
nounce Ihe final* program for III*
school. • ':«•••)
At H o'clock Friday night, the ele
mentary. departmeiS of Nahuntu will
hold the hoard* with a Merles of ell
terlalriirienla..
Friday evening. May 21. the Sen
ior* will pre*ent their annual pluy,
“Bashful Mr. Bold**" I* the title of
the pluy to be given.
Al 11 o'clock Sunday morning. June
2. Rev. S 11 Styron .of Pine l.eifel
will deliver the nnntiul sermon. At
It o'clock Tuesday morning. June I,
Dr. I* R. Meadow* of Ku*tern Caro
lina Teacher* College will deliver the
graduating atldres*. Senior* present
their program and receive their dip
Inman the evening of June 4.
Eleven Vnembera' make up the high
school class.#
DAVIS MtlT BK ISLAM) GOVERNOR
WASHINGTON, Alay 15, (Al*)
Dwight P. Da via. Recrelary of War
in the Conlldge cabinet, I* the uinst
likely choice for governor of Ihe
I t.t»«rrprtm~ nim ~ „f |,|*
selection apparently awaTOt Ipfnrma
tb.n as to whether he would accept
t bedpost.
FIVE HI R>ED TO DEATH
Cornish. N H.. May 16. (AIM —Five
person* lost their lives and another
wa* seriously burned hero today ip a
fire which destroyed a 1-roora cabin.
il a" read Ihe rude InMcrlptlon
f raw led on Ihe wrapper of one sliPl
Hut I' fore I) o'clock the nnfortuii »’e
man had been taken Into custody Ye'*
etday afternoon he was taken to M •
! eh and again admitted to !h.- D.x
INI Hospital.
"Why he ever got It Into hi* \<ml
Ii kIH me I don’t understand." >D
11. ow n remarked, "lie ha* been 11
* nj.vlng that r.M.ni on Pine .stfHHMI 1)1
I’iee year* and I have been ptiylcr
' r the rtMirn and for hi* boird
at* almost helpless and I had iskctt
I (Mo myself to tnke care of lilttl "
M Di■ Vlaieno-nt vn,s born out bv t|t«
ntan with w-.boin llalg Itad rbomed
k ■ .
•Doctor” llalg I* one of Ihe In-t
ktti wn street character* of G ildi
br.ro, and until he went on the rai tp
■ age with a, shotgun yesterday had
bseu regarded as harmless, _
A TOY PAGEANT
GETS BIG HAND
Children of Walnut Street
School Join In Observance
of Munir Meek
The children of Wfilitul Street
school presented last night iu a beau
tilul fuMlllon the operetta "A Toy I’ag
■ aid," under the direction of W L.
Frederick, with Mr*. Sam lit It t uccom
puul*t. The operetta wus urtlxtlc.il
tv Htaged and most appropriately am-,
turned
Yvette Turlington, lit u gtdd and
white costume, a* Titan a. queen ut
the fairies, wave* her wand uvei Fran
ce', Yelverlon. u* Wanda, wbo _|iad
gone to sleep In per child'* bed. She
wake* iyi to find herself iu Toylaml
with toy* of aJt kind* surroiiildlug her.
For the amuMemeut of the Queen and
-herself different kind* of toy*, dunce
and sing. First there come the "Falr
'••* of the Clock" 111 cO*llltuiMi, »J ev
cry color and with flower-wreathed
lump* adding brightues* to tftelr
drwSM. They dunce straight through
Ihe grandfather clock, a* It strike*
twelve and rauge tlieinsxdv-. around
the Ntage to view the rest of the «n
tertalnment, different one* of them
announcing Ihe various subsequent
numbers.
There follow the Doll Nurse* In blue
unit white with their *mall charge*,
and they sing their huble* lo" sleep.
The Holdler* In their gay red suit*
give Hiiuppy. real soldier movement*
to the delectation of the audience.
The l town* turn handspring* all
over the stage uml add still-furl her to
the gayety of the *c«iie In their vari
colored voluminous suit*.
The (lulntily dressed French doll*
lit their roHe-colored organdy dresses
and- bonnet* prescut a fetching scene.
The Sailors following In their all
while sailor cost nines and give a
"heave ho, my lad*" gesture*. The
•Vraggle Tuggle Gypsies In their gay
array make merry with their lam
bourlnes. and the Scutch crew In kills
ring In reaMstlt* fashion "Coinin'
Through the Rye”; uml a mixed and
motley Crowd composed of Humpty
Damply Addison Hawley; I’ocohoti
las Evelyn Dillon; the Quaker l-ady
Mary Jane Kuiltli; a Japanese girl—
lean Kdgerlnn. uml the Gold Dust
I'win* Royal Spence ami James
Heyward delight the ’’’ljueen uml
Wands The Dutch children In their
t alive coslume. too, present amuse
ment for the Qdeen ami Wanda.
Other choruses In addition
group* mentioned were sung dotwiho
entire performance reflected great
credit on the *chool and all w ho -help
ed train Ihe pupil*.
SIMMONS BILL
IS ENDORSED
t
*" • ■ '- tr
Hugh Mcßae of Wilmington
Tells of Sut-reMN At Castle
Haynes
WASHINGTON. May 16. (AlM—
'l#ii w-gnes-.es today endorsed tile
r-< iyN***rnw bill to author)** and np
propria)lon of llZ.uno.onv to be used
-tor the creation of planned rural com
munities In the South.
| Appearing before Ihe senate Irriga
tion and reclamation committee which
it a* th* bill Introduced by Senator
Simmon*, Democrat, North Carolina,
under consideration. Hugh Slaeltu*
developer of Ca»tle Haynes agrlVul
tttral colony
declared that a plan he put Into ef
fe« t at the colony was w orking’sue
fessfully. J. N. Patterson, Albany.
Ga., pecan grower, told of condition*
In the Industry and asserted that ac
tion was necessary In order to re
store rich ulluvlal lauds along the
coast which have lie* n turned over to
:enant* which have produce*).only cot
ton and tobacco for yeur*.
Extortion Gang
* Shoots Detective
CHICAGO, May 15 (AlM—Dele,
live Ray Martin was shot ami killed
la.e today In an atlempt to trap uu
extortion gang which hud kUlmtpprd
Paul Hluntenthal. reputed millionaire
!>witfe||ir ami brother of a (North'
.•extern Uuiverslty professor, the
■ syers-escaped under a fusillade of
bullets from other officers,
SASSER TALKS
OF AIR MAIL
IlhldN (Inldslwro In Logical City
Fur Air Mail Fuint for
EaMtrrn Carolina
s^
"GoldslHiro I* the Idea city for an
air mall route distributing point If Tor
no other reason than II Is the logical
mall illHirlbuling point for Eastern
Carolina,” assistant postmaster Ed.
F, Sanser, of the local post-office told
Ihe News yesterday. Uoldsboru Is lit
erally the "gateway of Eastern Caro
lina." and us Much I* In a po*ltlon to
give Ihe maximum service In sir mall
(list i llnii lon In the esHteru section of
the slate, post office officials here
declare. o,
Secretary Waller G. Denmark, of
Ihe Goldsboro Chamber-of (’utnnierce.
I* preparing a brief,-which will cou
lalu all datii relative to tpe desirabil
ity of Goldsboro a* an air mall route
slopping point. This brief will be sub-
O’ _•
milled by a committee of local men
pt a beating to he held In Washing
ton. I) C , on May 23, at which time
a decision Is expected to be reached
by government officials o£a to the di
rection the proposed air mall route
through the state from Richmond to
Jacksonville will take.
lit aplte of the fact that Raleigh ha*
been suggested a* a distributing point
on the proposed mall route, local poat
office officials are yyorklng lit con
Junction with the chamber of Com
merce in an effort to have Goldsboro
chosen as the "point," and are hope
ful that their work will not he In vain.
The local Chamber of Commerce has
been working with the Wilmington
organisation for some time to havs
the proposed line routed byway of
the two cities.
u f
TENNIS TEAM
PLAYS TODAY
lakhl I liith RjK-keterx Meel
WaMhitlKlon Team Thin
‘ Afternoon
«rv * rv 11J ’ ll
The local high school tennis team
will meet the Washington High Reboot |
lacketeer* on the Washington courts
this afternoon at three o'clock. Crow,
Baker, Halo uml Powell will represent
Goldsboro, In the doubles. Crow uml
Pain will enter the singles.
Washington has one of, the- best
Mains In Eastern North Carolina, and
will present a quartet of clever play
era. The GoblslAtro team ha* been
holding tegular workouts twice a day
•or the pe*i week, but the locals are
si 111 handicapped by the lark of ex
perience.
Harrison Is Opposed
To Reapporfeionment
WAHIfINGTON. May 15 (AIM
Opposition to the bill authorising the
P'2o census and reapportionment of
the house on the ba*ls of the census
was voiced In tbe senate today by
Senator Harrison, Democrat, Mlssls
‘dptif. with. the calling np of this
piece of legislation on the .Hoover
program.
Harrison declared It waa unfair to
the house to Initiate a bill In the
-mate affecting tbe house ntimliir
•hlp., .
Charles Ay cock Telh How
To Subdue Big Alligator
A 7 5 foot alligator ye*ledrsy -be
came a permanent resident of Hasser's
mill pond. Great Swamp township
The huge 'gator wus brought by Chur
'<-* Ay cock, native of Great Swamp,
from hi* home In Bolivia, lirunswiuk
county.
But the Wayne native had no easy
lark In getting the big reptile to the
old mill pond.
"We muw her cro**lng the road near
•lie housfe." Mr. Ay Mick explained yes
terday while seated In the office of
Sheriff II Edward-., "and v l, kept
her stopped while, some' of the hov *
went to the store for a rope to lasso
Iter with. „
' I got me a long pole, libout 7 or
eight feeL I guess, and good and
.tout. I stuck the pole Iu her mouth
and ’squirming and twisting a*
started you never saw. That’s tha
Aldermen To Again Be
Faced With Petitions
To Erect Gas Stations
Trade In Old Pants,
Haberdasher Urges
WORCESTER, Mass, May 16
(AM - Th* • irsde-ltt" market, which
began with automobiles and ha*
been extended to radios, furniture,
typewriters, automobile tire* and
suOh, how has beeu stretched fur
ther’ to include men's pants.
A Worcester store Is suggesting
In u window placard that custom
era bring In tbelr old trousers and
trade hem In on a new pair. Old |i
ones. In fair to middling- shape,
have a “trade-in” value of abodi 60
cents.
DINNER TONIGHT
FOR MERCHANTS
Large Attendance b Indicated
for Annual Memberahip
Meet of Aaaociatiou
Yeaterday's ticket sale Indicated
Ilia! upwards of !0A Goldsboro mer
chant* and their employees would be
preeenl tonight for the annual mem
bership dinner of Ihe "Goldsboro Mer
chants Association.
Gilbert T. Htephenson of Wlns
ton-Haleni, In charge of publlo rela
tions for the Wachovia Banking and
Trust Company, will deliver the ad
dress and Rials Hecretkry W !,.
Dowell of Kslelgh and D. Hollowell,
first Ylce president of the Btat4 As
sociation . will also appear on the pro
gratn.
In addition lo the addresu. a num
ber of entertainment features have
been planned. John Edwards, mem
ber of the hoard of directors of the
local association, will eerva as toast
master.
BOYD INSPECTS
STRIKE FRONT
KefuMw tq Flare Elizabcthton
Under Control of Guard
But Threat eng Thin
ELIZABVTHTON. Tenn . May 16.
(r t> y— AdJ. Gen. W- C. Boyd returned to
tbe textile "front" today made a
lit at y survey of the strtha situation
and announced that developments did
not warrant martial Is*dlu Elisabeth
ton. lie said be would make such a
report to Governor Hynry Horton to
morrow.
Civil authorities said it there were
further outbreaks such's* those which
caused the arrests of some 300 strlk
(is Tuesday they would request mar
tial Jaw.
kl\G RiTIKTH {ttl UK
DOGNOR, Eng., May 16.—(API-
After a stay of 'l3 1-2 weeks at Craig
well house where he elowly regained
Me health after a long and serious
Illness
way to get them, stick a stick In their
mouth, but then you have to be care
ful that they don't manage to squirm
.around and get your arm. That. I*
what she kept trying to do, a«d be
neve me lhat thing l* about a* strong
* it hull yearling. She snapp'd off
the pole a time or two, but I kept
holding on to what I had.
“After 1 had battled there Wish
Ihe reptile awhile, the boy* got back
with the rope, and while I kept Ihe
-lick In her inmttjji good. Ihe rope wa*
slipped, In a n<*i*e. over the stick and
down over 'gator'* Jaw*. That
.est the big intake ju*t about helpless
nd we could haul her about as we
rleased.
"That night I shut her tip In Ihe
ben house, and- Tuesday l started to
hflps (ter hark to Wayne. I got me
(Continued on page i)
MEMBER OF «
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
UY.
Dortch Renew* Contention That
i* regent Zoning Lfev Not
legally Adopted
QUOTES ALDERMAN SMITH
AS READY CHANGE VOTE
d «
In Statement to The Novo Mr.
Dortch Recitoo History of
Can*
“If recessevy I •hall carry the e»t-, „
ter-to lb* Hupreme Court," declared
Hugh Dortch, local attorney, ai he
’•Ktei'Jay annoonced hla InteatUn o t
again rtlslng the quest lon of gristing
remits for fllllnt nations at Ash
anl v'"h*tn and Ash aid Janas as
ttit Hat meeting of the board of al
dermen.
In a statement to The Newt, Hr.
Dortch, renewed hip, won test lee that
the present toning o>treaaee was eat
'easily passed. He quoted J. Aadrew
Smith, a member of the board who
voted agalaat the permits Mow day
right, as having changed his slews la
the light of conditions nod as hsOMI
willing to vote to grant fhs paraeMn
now. V ‘ ■»
"Back In 1lh", ha declared; “«hs
city of Goldsboro had no aonthf ordla
diios. Whan anyone desired to betid
a filling station, permission waa oak- . *
>d from tha bo*r«t of aldanaae and •
waa grantad oa Its merits. filling
stations wars all over tha etty at
Goldsboro: acrooa thf *sst frase
cburcbea aad nay otbar balldtags In
resident is l sect lona aad angwhoro
anyous desired to bwlld one.
“Mrs. Learn Bits* 11 ewaad tha pro
perty at tb* corner of Ash aad Jaana
•streets. Th* property wae vacant
and bringing In no Income. Deahiac to
tyutld a filling station which weoH
rroduc* n good Income, ah* applied
tor a permit to build a fllllag at s' l on
at that corner. The permit waa re
fused her by the board of alderaaoa oa
account of the objection of soasw 4
the neighbors Mr*. Btsawll employed
counsel who brought mandamus pro
ceedings In the superior eourt nga'otf
the board of aldermen making that
they be forced to great permteeloa tor
the erection of the filling etettoa at
that The superior eirt
granted the mandamus prooaodlnqa
and ordered the penult to be Mans!
The city of Goldsboro a ppm led to the
irapreme court ahd the auprspie ejirt
upheld the det'rton of H* tops- jr
r'urt. At tho neat a citing if the
board of aldonpoa, the follow In t I*
taken from the mlnnte* of tho etty
clerk, which fa a public rtoord In the
CH y Hell
"Ai'orney* K C. Bnrglt and D. ft.
Humphrey, reported to <b* board .hat
In the case of Btaaell re City #f Golds
boro. illative to placing filling na
tion* co th* coraers of Aeh aad C<«
ter ead Ash and Jjubss. the edpr* no
court hud decided eg tret the oUy. )
A* tb* solicitation of Attorpey Ro/«.i
upon notion of Aldsrmui Olltlkla, th*
board adopted the following:"
Her* Mr. Dortch cited th* nosing
ordinance which Hhe been enforced
rlnc* May U 37 aad continued.
"Tb* eo-called ordinance* which re
stricted tb* placing of rilling station*
in rsrtalu places In tbs City of Golds-
Soro. A number of place* are re
stricted on one corner, while th* ad
joining carper la not restricted. These
ordinances were passed aad Mr*. Ms
t*ll was net allowed to erect her
filling etntloa.
, "Sometime Inter. Mrs A. O Bar
bery and Mrs W T. Dortch appllod
for n permit to erect a filling station
on th* corners of Ash end William
i'toots, and permit was refused oa
the grounds of the so-cniled toning or
dinance*. At a meeting of th* hoard,
permission was granted for Mrs. BU
*•11. Mrs Barbary and Mrs Dortch to
erect filling etattona on tb* corner
of Ash and* William and Ash and *
James streets. At th* sem* meeting.
•be so-called tonlmr ordinances were,
-■•pealed A few Bays later, at a spe
lful meeting of th* board of alderman,
i u resolution waa tntrodaosd by A Mer
man Robinson, clung section 177* "V
cf the N. C. Cod*. I*l7. which Is os
follows;
"377* (v) Cbaogee—Bach rugolw*
> tlpna, restrictions and boundaries may
. * (Continued on page
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