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VOLUME EIGHT; NUMBER 77
PLANE SETS NEW RECORD FOR SUSTAINED FLIGHT
QUESTION MARK
RECORD PASSED
LAST EVENING
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Moefttlane Fort Worth H«d
Been In Air Over 150 Hr*.
Early Ijuil Nitcht
PILOTS KELLY AND
ROBBINS ARE JOYFUL
Take on New Load of Lanolin*
■ and Soar Away for Many
Houra More in Air
PORT WORTH. Texas. May 26,.
, The Monoplan* Fort Worth art a
new yeeord tor sustained (light at
T: 13:16 o'clock tonight.
A| that hour the Fort Worth, pilot
ed by Reginald L. Robbins and James
Kelley, civilian flyer*, had been loft
160 hoar* 40 minute* and 16 second*.
Another hour of flying waa needed
to eetabllah a new record for sus
talned flight for both airplane* and
lighter thaa air craft.
The Fort Worth hs»d made 16 re
fueling* alnce the take off at 11;S3 a.
tn., last Sunday
•■At 1:18 torffeht the aingle motored
Ryan had Rurpannrd by ope hour the
prevlou* record of 160 hour*. 40 min
ute* and 16 aeronda established laid
January 7 by the Army monoplane
Qu esttf>n Ilf ark on the Pacific Coast. I
Pilot Reginald Rofthln* and hi* as
al*tant Jamea Kelly, tired hut un
. daunted, refueled for the 16th time
froip the aupply plane ahortly after
the record van equaled and noared
on aa night cloaed over, the airplane*
In an attempt to remain aloft another
60 hour* at leaat. .
The partly rebuilt Wright whirl
wind motor allowed no *lgn* of fail
ing.
A mighty cheer rent the air from
the throat* of thousand* gathered at
the airport' and whistles In the city
and along the rattened track* Vrwt
outlying Industrial plant* added to
the demonstration
The good ahlp Fort Worth fie* high
oyer the field aa the old record fell
In the 16th refueling operation*.
1)0 gallon* of petrol with food and
oil were transferred Robbln* and
Kelly wore broad gHn* a* they took
on their cargo and Indicated In pan
tomfne that the motor sounded a* If
It would run forever.
Should they be forced down away
from the Meld, they would lo*e the
record they established eorller In the
day because the rule* specify thal
no record I* made unle** the plane
'•land* on the »»me field and It* land
ing time I* by the same timepiece a* I
used at the takeoff.
If the tau> pilots Robbln* and Kelly,
are wtill aloft they-ipassed their 163
hour In the air at §:88:89 tonight
The two civilian pilots, R 1,. Roh
htna and James Kelly, plan to sail
onward to answer the question put
of the Question Mark on Its flight—
how long can an airplane stay In the
air? „
Robbins and Kelly said when they
took off at 11:33 a. tn.. last Sunday
that they would stay up until the
motor falls.
The Forth Worth already has beat
en the dirigible endurance record of
118 hour* made by the 111-fated 1)1*-
mude and the distance record of the
German Graf Zeppelin which covered
«,6fM> mllea In 111 hours and 4fi min
ute* on Ita limping voyage to Ameri
ca from Frledrlchshafen last fall
Jt I* estimated the Fort Worth al
ready had flown between lO.non and
12. 0ut) miles, nearly half way around
the earth, and I* «UII In the air to
night will have flown farther than
the Question Mark.
The record of #0 hours and 7 min
utes set Vast July by Adjutant I-out*
Crody and Sergeant Victor Croenen
of Belgium, was surpassed hv the
Fort Worth on the third day of its
flight.
Rohhin* and Kelly are keeping
their monoplane rinse tn Meachain
Held, their base, during the remain
der of the flight to protect records al-
surpassed. Records would not
In- rerognlxed a* official Hnless the
„hlp lands a! the same field from
which It took off
The plane was refuelled twice last
night, 120 gallon* of gasoline being
transferred In the two contacts with
the auxiliary ship piloted by K K.
Hoffman and H. 8. Jones Food, let
ters and newspapers were lowered to
the pilots,
Robbln*. an automobile mechanic,
learned lb fly by banging around an
airfield Kelly left a Wnt Texus
ranch to attend an aviation school
Jtere and earned a pilot * license
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READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
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SIXTEEN PAGES TODAY
Love Cottage May Not See Bride
Vi
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Ml*
According to reports by an Intimate friend of flene Tiinney. Mrs Oen •
Tunney. the former Polly Lauder, I* In an extremely precarious condition
and f* being kept alive by artificial means. It Is said that If her life Is Wo lie
saved It Is only because she bas.the means to command every aid of medical
science to save her. Had her Illness n6t Interrupted their plans-jm* In.n#y
■nooners had Intended to return to Gene's little cottage at StantforiL'T'oun.
SMITH BESTS
RUM RUNNER
11 (4
Edgewood and Fine View Soc
tions (iel First (ilimpse
of Real Chase
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Edgewood and Plnevtew go' thelr[
first view at an ImneHt-to-gnodni ss
ruin-runner chase early yesterdav
m< rnlng.
Siren sounding frantically, Car*
Smith wa» clo*d* x un the wheel* of a
blue Chevrolet.
Out for an carle- morning -spin.
Smith had picked up Ihc rum-laden
automobile near Ada nisvlltc. Tin
driver, a Negro, attempted lo throw
•he officer off the trail by turning to
the left at the flolf link* east of the
c re* on Into Fast Walnut, and South
ward along Oleander avenue to Pine
view and, hack Kim street toward
Thompson 1 * chapel.
Hundreds of residents of the section
rushed to their doors, thinking the fire
trucks wer- coming, only to see »n
.t'ltoniohlle bouncing*' n i :i great rate
tier the streets, recently torn up for
I tying of Sliirm sewers, und |Mlii
Smith In hoi pursuit.
On the Daniels chapel road, the
driver of the car raised such a dust
that Smith was forced to fall hark and
the Chevrolet. was driven bv the, ijigltV
t> V •
rs the road and ith (HTtipnntM, mao
Negro men and a woman fled Into
Ore wood*. Rmlth found 12 gallons
of whiskey |n the cbt when he took
It In charge -
Ben Cuddlrtgham, Negro reported
ninths office of Sheriff W D Omni
v>-*terdav afternoon, said thal he had
t>een the tlrlver of the car and wanted
*.i give himself up He was released
under 1360 hall for a hearing In re
i order's ciuirt ,
for John R.
Parker at 2 O’clock
Funeral service for John H- Parker,
vho died Fridav afternoon, will he
held from the residence of his son
u ny J. Parker. 308 .Vnth Slocmnh
reet at 2 o'rlocKubl* afternobft Rev.
W V. Mcßae, pastor tis St. I'ani
M< thodlst church, will he In c harry of
bgfervir* und he vt'J\ be .1 *-t -I
hv Rev A. J Smith, pastor of tb
F'rst iiiM>tlst church Burial will 'e
01 Willow Hale cemetery
The following have been seleced a
pallbearers: J (!. Rpence, T L. Gllltl
kln. John Kdward-i Chief of Police
K J. Tew, Max Staps. anil .1 C Hjr #
fell.
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KfITAKIASM STINT TO Hil l M
CHARLOTTE:. Mav 26.—1AP1 Four
peclal Pullman cars hearing dele
gate* from the 67th and sKth district*
to the convention of Kntarv 11C• 1 na
tional, Dallm, Texas, left last night
for AU;»Ma in spend the day .is guest
of the Atlanta Rotary Club The 67th
and shth districts embrace North and
Eouth Carolina.
TOM TOWNSEND
TAKES A SPRINT
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y,< J,:- . 4 *•
l(u( WXvnt Dciiuties Let His
Still .Out of KMrhen of
V* \ Hlh Home
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"We'yy«cj!rtt a search warrant here.
Mi ' said Deputy Sheriff
J. C. Koniegay approaching Tom
Townsend the Thompson Chapel
sycljwt a* tb*< latter sat on hla porch
'.VudYraiar nurfijing
lielp yotiroelvea,” replied
as riotn haleilt as you
lileitse While Deputies Smith and
rJarjßiiee entered the house,. Deputy
Korheiiajf.remulnerl to talk with Tqwn
- oid may I talk to
that lyfen ,‘tliere. a minute '’' asked
TowtuiOgl, Indicating a Negro on the
road in frota yf the house. Ills man
i.ef was raknil.
“Yes, gojoti.” replied llio officer,
and Towtwfcnd walked front the patch
:,r.d toward HH* Negro As he reach
ed U)e taller, he suddenly threw hlm
elf Into liigh gear and was down
1 lie road at plrfle, and In
a moment
wood,. The deputies failed to locate
him when cunt limed the seurch
Set up If* ToWnsend's kitchen, the
officers found ,a complete "mail-order"'
outfit. The still was of ahoul 25 gal
Irn capacity. A barrel of beer, stored
In a sniißtehouse whs poured out.
Womble Attends Rate
Hearing in Macon, (ia.
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The New* llaresa
UALFIfili, May 25 W. <!. Womble.
director of rail transportation of the
North CarnUna Cor|M*ratloti. left Sat
urday night for Macon. Ga., to attend
a hearing before Kxsmlner Ktitler, of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
opening Monday morning In the C S.
t ourl room,, there, on the revise 1
rrp'.s on coal shipment* In Routheasi-
North Carolina territory.
The carrier* published these rn*e«,
arfely Increase* and the Iriterst.te
ledv susiuJided the tariffs announc'd
Üblit the Investigation could be male,
1 n pi;e'jentatlf>n l>v shlpi ers thM they
were, pot just Th<-> apply to coal
shipments from points In Atabanm,
t'e >rgla, Tetinesr.ee. Kentucky and
Vtiglnia. to point* in the Bout*’e*
in and North Carolina ter.- wiry.
IIORTON MM ITU U tI»S f t HI.Y
ITNIMHKRN IN t.IRMfN Ot*l f
■ RKRI IN. May 25 - Horton
“smith kept up the sensational g-df
which brought him the French pro
fessional title by scoring a brilliant
140 today us the Herman open tour
nament begun Smith curded a 71 In
the morning *»nd a hi) In the aft o
noon to lead the early LineUe*.
The News Itareaa
GOLDSBORO. N. C SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 2b. 1928
EXPOSITION OPENS MONDAY NIOHT
134 Cases Docketed In
Superior Court Opening
Here roniorrow IVlorn
PIKEVILLE GIRL
WINS IN CONTEST
■*
! I'tkrville. KoMOWuod and Nuhiin
ta Keprraentativiw I'lacv
in Eaßtiy Finals
Miss Kva a crawford, daughter Juf
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Mr. ami Mr*. Walter Crawford, of
ITkcville, won first’*place m the oral
essay contest fluals of T\ie North
Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative
A? social lon at the courthouse yam r
day morning. \fl*s Crawford recrlv
*d a price of sl6.
Ruyinoiid Griuitltaui. n-irresent lug
Rosewood high school placeil second
and won a prise of $lO. He was .win
der In a similar contest a vesr uvo.
Ifh Is a son of Mr. and Mrs, Hiram
tirantham of Rosewood.
Kdimind Arrack, represent ng Nu
huntu high school, was third place
'.lnner and received $6 He Is a non
of Mr. and Mrs Milford Aycock of th*
N: hunta conrmnnlty. 0
ThcsyjLwlnners, together with the
m st essay writers selected from four
other school* entered the finals yes
l. rdrfy morning.
winner* will Is sent to Raleigh for
ii.nslderatlon for the State prise.
Kvery Hidden! In the high school
department of Freitiont. Rosewoisl and
ittiiitf i-Wi
t•« and th'*S'‘ mhitols are (led for the
525 prise offered sos Ihe school hiv
ing the largest proportion of essays
In comparison 4< the total enrollment
Drawings for order of speakers
yesterday was made by little Miss
Marie Spell and R T. Mnlvlo. editor
r>f the "Colton Grower" explained the
purpose of the meeting. Judges wer*'
led win I pock. F. P Parker. Jr., biml
.Mr*. J fc. Johnson. Music was fnr
t.ifh-eil by the I. O. O. F. band.
DIETZ FOUND
GUILTY MURDER
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Sentenced to 20 to .'lO Yearn in
State I'riMon for Killing
Officer
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CARTHAGE. N C , May 26. tAP)
Granville A- Hlelx was found guilty
in Moore county superior court to
night of second degree murder In con
n< ctlon with the killing of J, C. Kelly.
Southern Pities police chief and ««n
--•enced to 20 lo 30 years iu state's
p> Ison.
The case went to the Jury late this
n’ternoou and court was adjourned to
reconvene at 9 o'clock to receive the
verdict.
The defense offered no witnesses af
ter the stale rested today and Diet*
tlid not take the At und
This morning the state recalled to
Ihe stand B It Beasley, present chief
of police of South*ln I'Jnes and Mayor
il Slutx, a confession signed by J. L.
Diet* alleged partner of the Slayer and
admitted by Granville Diet* to be true
wa- admitted into evidence jnsi before
«he state rested It* competence had
been disputed yesterday afternoon.
JKellv was shot to death wAile on
traffic duty In front of a Southern
pine* school house hv a motorist who
escaped In another. was
captured sometime later and charged
with the killing.
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NKU.AXF.K IN tTKTIMM RACK
WASHINGTON, May 26.—tAP) -
An even two doxen Navy and Marine
Corps seaplane* and. amphibians took
off from the Ancostla naval air station
here tislay in the annual Curtiss tro
pny race, the first gronp of Cartis*
Hawks rounding the starting market
at .3:10 p. m.
HOOVERS OFF FOR 01 TING
Ma< <AP> -
Presidcni, :md Mrs Hoover left Ihe
White House today for their usual
Saturday fishing trip and outing In the
country, ,
Laruivwt Number-of Cases Kver
Dovk«*i**tl in Waynt Sii|»-
erior Court, Said
29 Casks involve
DRY LAW VIOLATORS
.Millard Johnson Due to Report
to Submit ft'r Sentence ip
Rose Killing ,
The largest number of rases ever
docketed at a single term of Wavne
• Superior - court are on the hooks for
tsession which begins tomorrow
morning with Judge G. K. M'dyelte
p-eslding Uni' hundred and thirty
'< nr rase* are on Ihe calendar foa
Irtal,
Judge Mhlyetle w ill 'preside *t a
nilxed session, the f(rs| week so- Re|
d.voterl tn criminal cases anil the aer
nnd week to civil luses. This I* the
I rst time that th* law passed hy th*
la*t leg'Rlature, scheiluMug criminal
case* first, ha* been In effeet An act
passed two years ago. placing civil
court flrat In mixed' session had been
revoked after-much erltlriam was
voiced- ■’ jj
Twenty-nine of the 134 rases down
for trlsl are for some form of sit -gejl.
lolatlnn of the prohibition law*. Haw
lie whiskey for Ih6 purpose of sale.
Transporting whiskey and driving an
automobile while drunk account for
tuna! <q Iha iMßAlsllltlf I’hjjgM \
Three murder cases are on >. th#
dwket. Millard Johnson, convicted
p| a recent term of court of the mus I
d«r of Pink Roar, prominent (Irantham *
township cltlaen. la expected to ap-i
peer before the court for commitment I
I ) state prison to begin servtrig a 16
ytar sentence. Johnson appealed the
verdtyA. to the Supreme court and
srk«i for a new trial, but hla appeal
w.>* denied Me ha* l?een at liberty
under bond pending th* seealon of
court which convenes Monday roofn
■ ng.
James Jackson. Negro. Is agglfl do<
Acted for trial For the murder of Ju
lius Brunson, Negro. A hat with an
insurance receipt In It made out to
Jackson was found near Brunson'a
lifeless body at the Fair Grounds last
tail. Wti<n confronted with this evi
dence. Jackson confessed. Th* ca*e
nss, however, been postponed from
one session of court until another.
Ernest Murphy, resident of fh* Mt.
Olive section, is to face trial on a
charge of incest.
Housebreaking, larceny, forgery,
(nosing worthless checks, are other
charges which occur frequently on the
•Jotket. i
Court officials said yesterday that
It was utterly Impossible for the doc
k) t to Ire cleared In the week's ses-
Mon scheduled.
DAUGHTER OF ’ll I'TO
HARRIES
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U>Nr>oN. May 25 (API —Miss Vir
ginia Willy*, daughter of the Ohio
Automobile manufacturer, waa mar
r‘ed to Lai* Marccnlno rte Aguirre of
Buenos Aire* at the Henrietta Street
Mglster office this morning. A re
,£> s
Tiplous ceremony- at Savoy Chapel Nil
lowsd
The couple left for Pari* and Spain
for their honeymoon.
MSETKES FLARES TI SF.D
I F FOR CONTEST
WASHINGTON. May 25.-lAP> .
Jo-spile an overcast sky, 19 seaplanes
of Mo- navy and marine corps were
tuneO up at th* Anacostla Naval Air
Matloti this morning to compete In
toe capital's only annual air rat e for
(*
the ( urtiss marine trophy.
All five types of planes used by the
naval hurt-au of aeronautics were en
<<rfd In the contest, ranging from
slow speedtrslnlng alilpn
,iirough rtie spcetl grade's represented
be torp'do, ohservMlh'nl amplilhi.yt
i and-figlitlog planes The fighter* art*
I ihe navy's fastest planes, rated at
jto miles an hour.
BIXTEJKN PAGES TODAY
Hrothers Meet Ist
Time In 20 (Years
• f There waa a aren't-youysoiue
hody-Cought-to-know look In th*
eye* of the two men as-they fated
each other tn the Durham Hosiery
mill building yesterday mornlug
They gased searchingly at each
other fur a moment. Th* light of
recognition broke over their faces.
, "I’ll he dstumed" said one, ex-
O - ,
tending hi* hand
"And me too,” said Ihe other, and
they Shook.
Thus It was that C R and It. F
Churchill, brothers, met again as»
ter twenty years. Both men had
come to Ooldahnro as scene pulpi
er* withe Hje Washington Hetora
tton Company, preparing the Ho*
lory mill for th# opening of th*
Industrial Hhow and (exposition on
Monday evening. Natives of Eng
land. the two came tn Amerlna
twenty years ago and since that
time their profession has led them
up and down the states of America.
Hut yesterday waa the first time
lhey had met since they parted
twenty years ago
TO OFFER GRIST
AS COMMANDER
Kataigh I'owt Waftta Labor ('oni
misslunrr For Head of
' State's I-egtofi
The 3ew« Itaraaa
It) M. It. MmiUKAB
RAI.KIOH, May IS Frank D Grist.
North Carolina Commlaaioaar ol l-a-
N r and Prlniing. jrtll i»e put forward
by Woodrow Wilson Chapter No.' 4, of’
Raleglb. Disabled American Veterans
of the World War as ttiat* department
t omrnajider at th* Htat«-conv*ntion to
ho held In Asheville, on May It. Mr.
Gnet and J E Fryer were named as
irpresentaliraa from the Raleigh
(hapter at the Rtate meeting
Mr. Grist waa recently Installed a*
cmimander of th* Woodrow Wilson
Chapter at a recent meeting, succeed
ing Mr. Fryer, whq was elected to
membership on the North Carolina de
partmental executive committee. Other
o'ficer* of the local chapter are John
B. Hill, senior vine-commander; Har
vey Walker, .Junior vice-commander:
Garland IJnyd, tr***ur#r; William R
Morgan, adjutant: R. P Hhuffler. of
f'.cer of the day; Lloyd B, Owens, his
torian; Theodore viachos, chaplain:
B, B. Beacham. sergesnt-it-arra*.
The present Ktate headquarters I*
at Asheville, G. W. Flke, of that city
nelng the Htate Department comnian
der.
“GREEN FLASH”
MAY HOP TODAY
Activity of French Tlane Crew
Indicate* Plant* to Leave at
Dawn for Parin
Ot-D ORCHARD. Me. May 26.—(AIM
Activity on the - part of the crew of
Me Yellow Bird today was Interpreted
ns an Indication that the French
IransAtlantlc* flyers hoped to
for Parts tomorrow morning- A,
Mechanics attached to Ihe French
expedition flushed ihe gasoline lank*
• f the big Bernard monoplane and
began taking on fresh fuel. The tank*
•v. re filled to half of their capacity
armeno I-otti, sponsor of the flight,
aid (hat while bad weather lomll
tions were bad “they were hot too
had " ■ «-
Meanwhile the Green Flash which
Roger Q. Williams and A. Yan
cey planned to fly to Rome remained
In Its hangar* No work was done .m
tb* machine and the two men said
utl.ey would not take off tomorrow,
Th* bright yellow of the French
plane was covered with the . well
wishes and name* of many of tho<e
rho have visited th# beach to view the
two planes.
Gastonia Man Heads •
Cotton Manufacturers
ATLANTIC CITY. N J May 85—
.4^ —Arthur M Dixon of Gastonia, N.
C. was elected president of the Amerl
| an Cotton Manufacturers Association
• at file coneludlug session of their an*
luval convention her* today-
TODAY’S I
CIRCULATION
3,004 J
PRICE FIVE CENTS
FULLPROGRAM
FOR WEEK HAS
BEEN PREPARED
•
Wardlaw’* Orrhentra, Roberta
Ice Wynne and
Movie Do« on Profraan
FINAL PLANS WERE
COMPLETED SATURDAY
Different Entertainment Wit
Re Provided Each Evehfaff
During Week
Oold*boro'a eleventh annual Auto
mobile Show and ladastrtal Egpoel
iton win get under way barn Madder
«>• cirina at • o'clock with a euneetrt hr
Jack Wardlaw and hla eleven niece
I’ntveraltr of North Carolina orchee
Ira. * ‘ t ,
The eihlhlta of automobile dealer*,
merchant* and mannfnotnrnr* were all
practically completed yeathrday after
noon. and decorat lona were laet eve
ning putUng the ftnlahlaf teoehee to
one of the moat arttatlc John eeao la
thla aectlon. The Interior nf the Dur
ham Hosiery Mill hnlkHai la Which
the Automobfle Show and BzpenWoo
will he held, pranenta a car helt#ey
appearance In if* dr ana of Amarlaan
Pag*. el reamer* „*nd hleo and white
trimmed pillar* and poet*. Kaeh of
toe three floor* la *a eapoaltton Wtth
llt ftaelf.,
After the opening concert Ifenday
' venlag. Mtee Roberta Wyaaa An
trloe'e youngeet arrobet. Impereeaator
T lute «h wrynne W* fif+Pn—g b* "
frre Ooldshoro people before, and aha
*» el way* enthuaiaatleaUy greeted
her*. At * o'clock Jaapar. th* ltd.-
DM movie dog, aald to be the greet*#*
educated dog la th* reentry, will per
form from *:*• to 1* e'eieek there
wilt be Inepectlon of oehlhtte on alt
thtee floor* Dgactag. with mn*lc
furnished by Jack Wardlaw and Me
rrcheetra, w|ll begta at Id o'clock.
Tueaday afternooq at |iM o'clock
Wynne apd Jaapor .the educated
canine, pat on a complete pre
ariun for the children Again Tueedey
' eenlng. the Httt* lady and the wen- -
will fin the vd|devtlle Mil
with a complete cheat* la program.
A matinee for sohoor ohll Iron le
Uoldahoro end Wayne ooeaty will he
held Wedneaday afternoon at I Veloe'k
at which time children Will an ad
mitted for IP cent*. A complete
vauedrfU* program will be presented
at thl* matin**- Th* Wynn* family
and Jaapor. the educated dog, wtll
preeont their farewell program. Wed
i.i rday evening.
Thureday evening at P o’clock 0
concert will be given tyr Joek Ward
law and hla orcheatrn. Then at • af
clock "Plunk" Mooring, local profet
rional boxer will climb Into the riog
with nud spittle, of Charlotte. for an
right round final boat of a fight card
that promt*** to be fall of thriller#-
Mooring *nd Spittle nr* both well
known In ntat* profeeatonal boning
ritcle*.
Frldar erentng. beginning nrompt
ty *t * SO o’clock. Faatern Carolina
tiddler* will meet at the Exposition
for thetr convention; Plftv or morf *
leading fiddler* of thl* *ectlon of the •
v*ai# bare alreadr revt*t*r#d for th* {
convention. It w** *ald. AUrecttv*
n-h nrlte* will he awarded to the
dnner* In thl* conteet.
Oij Saturday the farmer* end bual
neea men of Wayne county and lh*|r
wire* will be afforded an opportunity
which »eldom comet thl* way when
lion Cheater H. Cray, hand at th*
American bureau of Farm Federation
deliver* an addreaa In tho Exposition
building at 1 o’clock. Th* addreaa
*UI he followed by a harbecn* dinner.
\1 2 30 o'clock a matinee for the
men. women and children of th* roun
ty win he glren. An Interesting pro
gram Including orcheatra and hand
n"t»!r, ha* been provided. “
Saturday evening the rloalpg pro
ram will hegn at S o'rlook. Band and
orpheetra concert* wtll be tolfnwed by
m.dn water drinking, banana ahd
cracker eating conteet*. and aevernl
..ther amusement feature*. The *koW
will clot* with a confetti battlp.