WEATH KB
Portly cloudy TmNw Wed
li«*II. Probebly local tbendershow
•ra la aftaraooo la Wait aad lu
Hyt> coaler portion
VOLUME BIGHT; NUMBER 78
UNDYANDANNE TAKE OFF ON MATRIMONIAL FLIGHT
MARRIED LATE
YESTERDAY AT
ENGLEWOOD, N J
Only Se*en Peraona. Menbara
of I»aMI»* Families, Wlt
mm Sarvica
NEWSPAPERMEN ARE
GIVEN COMPLETE SLIP
Na Om Knows Wl»er« Young
Couple are Spending Their
Honeymoon
ENGLEWOOD. N. J . Mar *T —(J*» -
Ths loac heralded weddiua of Miss
Aim Spencer Morrow and Col
charlaa A. Uudb*r*li material lied un
expected today In tba al tuple care
roony at the home of the brlde'a par
tita, Ambaaaador and Mrs. Dwight
W Morrow
Tha caramony waa performed tn
„ tha drawing room of the Morrow
home la tha preeence of only seven
greats, all member* of the two. tain
ilfao.
Tha brtda, dressed In simple white
chiffon, carried h boquet of blue
larkspur, picked by the brldt.groom
la the Morrow garden. There were
it bridesmaid*. no beat man, no
music—none of the embellishment*
i which would have gone even with a
moderately simple public wedding.
After the ceremony the Cotoaef and
hit bride drove away l« an autonro
* rile and the small army of newspaper
■urn whh had been standing guard at
the gates for so long thought It waa
]wat another afternoon drive. They
were unaware of the wedding until
tke Ambaaaador announced It throuab
his secretary, more than two hour*
later.
No details es the couple's honey
moon plans were revealed, but re
ports from Roosevelt Held said Lind
tergh had ordered his plane servic
ed for n take-off tomorrow morulug
Arrangements' for the nuptials hai
been revised m imfltr tha*. w-chang*
In minister'* was necessary Ambas
sador Morrow had wanted Dr Carl
L'lmore. pastor of-tbe First Presbyter
tan Church . here to off date but
when he eought the minister today he
discovered that Dr. Elmore waa In
"icnnaaaee. He called In his old friend
Dr William Adams Brown of Union
Tbtoioglcal seminary. New York
Liudbergh wore the same dark blue
business suit In which he had ap
pearad an all hi* visits to Englewood
The only persons present be*ldes
.he bridal couple and the clergymen
w»r* Ambassador and Mrs. Morrow,
their daughters. Eltaabeth pttd Cou
,, nance; Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh,
mother of the filer, and General and
Mrs. J. Johnson Morrow, brother and
tlster-tn-law of the ambassador
Lindbergh and Ijl* bride left the
ertata at 4:30 p m. General Morrow
aud Dr. Brown two hours l*t*r and
*1 7:30 the Ambassador motored to
the home of -hts brother who also re
sides In Englewood
'V.Bo far a* could be learned the Col
onel and hi* bride told nobody where
lgey were going when they left.
WASHINGTON. May 27 —(A*)—-Am
batsador Tellea of Meitco tonight
wired to Cot. and Mrs. Charles A
lindbergh.
“An tndeacret friend from the press
bee Juat transmitted to me the happy
event of your wed too Perm tme to
tipreea to you heartfelt con
aratulattons nnd to assure you with
out any modesty that In that expres
sion l am certain to Interpret the sen
•.intents of the people l| b* tny ptlde
. ,o repreeent here. May the blessings
of Ood be always with you.”
i PROHIBITION PROM
yatiraiuation
Washington, May 27 ——•
jfx firemen were killed and a score
it persons Injured last ntght tn S
Head on collision between a fire true*
and a touring car here.
The fire truck was speeding to
ward the suburb of Cardenas, when
tt crashed Into » private car at a
hairpin ‘turn. The truck turned, over,
crushing six of tht fireman to death
#od fatally injuring four.
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ fcY BUYERS BEFORE THEYi BUY*
' .V . 1 ft
Lindhergh-Morrow Marriage Scene
Revising their marriage plans ho hastily that an army of newspaper men stationed at
the gatea knew nothing of it, Co). Charles A. Lindtiergh and Mias Anne Spencer Morrow
were married yeaterdav afternoon at the E nglefvood, N. J., home (above) of Ambassa
dor and Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow. No one seerps to know where the young couple went
- on their honeymoon, but reports were that Col, Lindbregh has given orders to have hi*
plane serviced at Roosevelt. NV Y. Field for today. _
Eleventh Exposition fs
Opened to Fine Program
But Few in Attendance
Bright Lights, Gay Music and
Attractive Displays Lend
Air of Enchantment
THIS AFTERNOON IS SET
ASIDE FOR SCHOOL KIDS
> ,s
Auto Dinplayx and Industrial
'■ Exhibits Set High Standard
of Excellence
The vt*n(li ytinttal Goldsboro au
tomobile and Industrial exposition
opened last evening In the Durham
Hosiery mill bulldlus to dlaappo utlng
crowd*.
Bright Hshta, say innate, and at
tract tv* dtaplay* there were In Sur
rounding* of vivid color. But there
were few.,to view them
Little Roberta !.*(• Wynne of Ital
e'gh van at her best In her
met handful of, people were delight
ed with her program. A» for Jasper,
the educated dog. he made some of
•he college graduate* about the place
eshanied of themselves at the way h'-
did Mim* In arithmetic, Hpelllng and
eeography.
Wardlaw anr| hi* University of
forth Carolina orchestra held sw*\
on the third floor and hi* outfit
manufactured a brand of jaxx that
made a wooden-legged man want to
dance. > v
The first floor of the building la
given over to the automobile ex
hibit* and the second floor to the In
dustrial *how. Some thirty local and
f.irelgu companies have dlMplay* here
This afternoon and tourorrtrw will
jte featured, by a school children'*
matinee Ml»» Wynne and Jasper the
rd mated dog will again be on the
urogram with a chang.• of program
“The Show Is sponsored and staged
hv the Wayne county fair a ■*•«■ a
thin." said a ataieftient last night
"Every dollar’s profit derived from
(Continued on page t, t
Work To Start On 2-Story
Building at James- Walnut
0i-
Further expansion of »he GoMshoro
business district on West Walnut
.trewt will begin this week when
•rectlon of s two-story building fs
heguu by II M Humphrey, F. H. I»*n
ie.*K B Borden, its on th Ir
property at Malaut and Jatae*
* i reel a.
The building will l»* rel \H ItHI feet
end will lie divided into two slore*
downstairs. The Gnat Atlantic and'
Biiclflc Tea (’ompuriy will occupy the
’ it ore ou the corner and the other one.
1 will be for rent.
Entrance to the ap stairs wig' b#
1 TO NAME PLAY P
THIS EVENING
IMay Slag* for Open-Air Thea
I (riral* al Herman Dark this
Summer
The Wayne Community Players will
stage an .open air meeting at Herman
far k tonight. Iwgtnntng at 3:15. The
(ommlttee appointed to select » l u »*
, play for production during Jnne win
r iake hnowu It* selection and plau*
for at least twu open air produc
tions at the park durlug the aum
mer will be discussed. •
Hoy Barker, superintendent of Her
man Bark. Is planning to build a
stage at the park which the Blayer*
will use for their production*. Tht*
s'ag* will also he used for many oth
er outdoor entertainments during the
rummer.
Following the business sesMqft of
llif club, Il($v will enjoy a musical
program snd dancing Refreshment*
flit be served to lop off ihe eveiilug s
entertainment.
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SHERIFF LIABt.R TO AKKFMT
' WASHINGTON, May 27. - -w
i . -ervalory to 16 p m.
creenwteh -Meridian Time, last nlrbt
(nm ihe, James *ilreel *bl«. n*ar the
j 1..|.r of the building. The upstairs will
oe so arranged as to he rented in run
•unction with the second at the store*
i n the ground floor If till* is d’es fed
Ed F. Taylor will be ihe cwntrac
■or and work Is exper-ted to be com
pleted by September I, The New
• earned. Brick and steel will be used
:iiitl the tiuitdliig will Tie of standard
’ const ruction.
This will be ihe Ihlr9 bunlnee*
*
building erected on Walnut si rev
! jrsst gs James (a ihs past two ysat
OLDS BORO. N. C. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 28, 1929
KIWANIS HEARS
YOUNG DAN LALY
Hooky Mount High Sfhtrol Ora
tor Givrn Rifting Vole of
Thankit
Dan \*mmm mM r
•»r from Rocky Mount, told tha Oolds
boro Klwautans Mat evening what
il.e world owed tq the American ’con
•iltutlon and he did It so effectivrdy
ihat the club listened, tense, to hla
address and then votad him a rising
i bunks for his talk. “He’s tha talk*
I igesi proposition that ha* appeared
rt the club in months.” on* Ktwan-
Isn remarked after the meeting ant
be expressed the sentiments of a 11-
Seven eights of tlw people of the
world are today governed under detn
rcrutlc rule, ytrung laicy declared,
nnd these millions of men owe this
fact to the Inspiration they gained
trom the ‘‘noble experiment'’ of the
United States which djd not fall. The
Roc|;v Mount high school lad won
tnlnf' place In the conbesf for lbs
‘toulhern slates In the Intemat'onal
erstory contest In New (trleaiis r»-
cr nlly.
With Miss Helen 7ealy at the
piano, Ldgar Bain, Jr., and Mlaa Annie
Bynum had pleased (lie Klwanlans
with a song “The Same Silver Moon”
:rt the opening of' the program.
0. M Avery was In ; charge of the
program and the club members com
plimented him highly on Iris offer
ings, In a preliminary talk, Mr. Avery
had discussed the origin of Insur
ance. tracing It back to the days of
the Roman galley when “bottomry”
was In practice. “Tire wheels of com
pierce could dot turn without Insur
ant* today," he declared.
A delegation was present from the
Kiitfton club and A J. Swanson, of
( Mubin. H. I f' . was Ihe guest of L
M. Rim*.
WEATHER HOLDS
UP OCEAN HOPS
I-otti. Darker of French Plane,
to New York For Weather
Reports
- OLD L ■HARD Me, May 27. <*’)
Cross winds and ruin toward mid
Atlantic caused another day's delay
' in the propoeed flight of (he *d. au.d with prices good on
nu average ibe returns from tltv
tirril* , e »vl 11 add cymsldcrable
shackles in the coffers of Hamp
f.
son mercliiinis. business men aud
farmers
JOHNSON WILL ~
SUBMIT TODAY
Grantham Man to Begin Serv
ing I’rlKon Term for Death
of Fink Rone
Following asveral month* of ftatlls
effort on th* part of counsel to daar
him at a guilty verdict rendered lu
Wayne county superior court when
the case was Initially tried as a re
sult of the stabbing to death of Pink
Rose, prominent Grantham township
cltlsen. Millard Johnson, this morn
ing. la slated to appear In oourt and
start Immediately upon hla sentence
of not lee* lhau 10 or more then Hi
years In Htate pentteutlaryy accord
ing to an snnounoemenl made by
Nolle if or ('law son L Wllllame early
but night.
. JHUSW* . -Gta aardkl us a
Wayne county Jury nevaral ntolßhs
ago. Johnson appealed to th* Supreme
court where he *aa granted a new
trial. This official body failed to
find error in the cane as originally
disponed'‘of and returned the matter
tq Wayne Superior court for Anal
action. Efforts on the pert of coun
sel to lighten the sentence failed and
the murderer will begin hie sentence
some time tomorrow, i
INDICT POLICE
CHARGE KILLING
Fatally Shot Student in Alleg
ed Liquor ('hue When He
Failed to Halt
ABINGDON, Va., May 17 — (Jfy -The
Washington county grand jury late
' slay Indicted James Mcßeyaolda,
Abingdon policeman and Jamea Crow*
and J. H. Worley, deputy sheriffs on
a charge of murder In connection
with the fatal shooting of J. W. Kan
dtlck, 17 .Emory and Henry college
Mudent near her* May, 4. .
Kendrick an occupant of an auto
mobile with two other young men.
w*s fatally wounded from shot* fired
hv officer* at the car which they said
inspected of carrying liquor. The ot-
Ileers said after the shooting that
they fired only “at Ihe Urea” of the
morhlne after It* occupants failed tq
heed anvorder to stop. Surviving oc
cupants of ihe car denied that they
were ordered to holt.
Theypfflier* are to go on trial next
Monday.
Judge John H. Stewart, presiding
1 over the Washington county court
su'd today that he would n«k Gov-
I renor Ha fry F Bvrd to appoint *n
o'heV Judge to preside 111 the cases
In view of the' 1 men being officers of
Kl* court.
Mrs. Miller Tells of Work
. Os Orthopaedic Clinic Here
A warm welcome awaite the visi
tor' from th# Stale Orthopaedic Hos
pital In th* homes of crippled chil
dren who have been In Ihe hoepltal
for treatment or who htfre !>een pati
ent* at the Goldsboro clinic. Most
of. North t'arollna Is now hnsptul
-1 wise, according to Mr*. Mary Naxh
Miller, whose Job |q to rtalt the chil
dren who have iMton treated to sec
Unit they dop’t backslid*. Frequently
; they need u nurse’s advice as to the
need an adjustment of brace or pu
s tr mechanical appliaacaf, _
Diapuiition of HuuuMirauking
Uumcu Feat urea Opening Day
Os Court ;
SEVEN DEFENDANTS GET
BBNTBfttKB FIRST DAY
Marbell Williama to Serve 10 to
1& Yearn for Breaking and
Entering
Ur I son and road sentences totalling
npprogitnately 22 years dealt out yea
terday by Judge Garland K. Midyette,
presiding over Wayne count) guper
lui coart. furnished th* feature of
l>C_ upenthg session which adjourn
ed yesterday afternoon *U 8:10
From thr\lm* of his charge to the
rraad jury which consumed 30 min
ute* the court room was packed to
tlx capacity excepting a brief period
(firing noon receea
Despite th* fact that court got oft
ts a alow start. Solicitor < Taw son L.
Williams, Sanford, mad# exceptional
• mgr*** wl(h th* criminal docket be
fore court had adjourned for th# aft
/•noon Th# Solicitor expressed hop*
Wt a speedy session would be #*-
pertneed throughout today.
The feature of Ihe day mad# Its
appearance In th# afternoon when
Lester Britt. Joseph Italic and Car
ter Keller plead guilty through coun
sel to charge* of hcAsebreaklng and
’urceny.-
farter Keller, 1», youngeat of the
trlb, who confessed to robhtng eev*
e-a! filling statlone and store*, waa
Ifagded a suspended road sentence of
’2 mouth* on th# county road# on
condition he |»ey the eoet* of the ac
tion aud appear at each term of
criminal court In this county for a
period of three yfnrs to show good
"yiHUF -
cmrt that the yo«*h would leqye tm
mediately to reald# with kia brother
in (leorgie. The court stated thee that
hr would not he required lo return
-here to report to the court.
ixMiter Britt received a sentence of
not lean than I nor more than 1 yaaht
Id’ th* State penitentiary. At th# ex
piration of the prison seflJenc* Ihe
<’nong man will face a sentence of It
month* op the county road* at hard
.abor unless he appears at each term
of criminal court In this county and
shows good behavior for a period of
a year*
John 10-slle, received the same sen
tence as hla partner.
Arraigned before Judge HldyeU#
cn charge* of forgery. Horace Suggs,
negro received /a sentence of II
months on the county road* of Wayne
county.
Housebreaking coat Vernl# Carspn.
negro, II month* on the roads of
Weyne county where he was assign
ed tn hard labor
Six month* on the county road*
vu the sentence dealt in (he direc
tion of Jbc Battle, negro, who was ar
raigned on forgwry cherges before
he court yesterday morning
Not lees than lfc nor more than 18
years In State Penitentiary wa* Ik*
sentence pronounced by Judge Mldy
ett# In bebalf of Msrbelle William*
wpo laced th# crowded court room
on housebreaking charge* Previous
court records were responsible for
lb# heavy sentence of the final
ebarg*.
APPROVE TARIFF WSKBDMFJIT
WABHINOtON, May 27.—0 P- -The
Goose Ways and Means committee
today approved an amendment to
lb# tariff bill to raise th# import
duty on unstemmed wrapper tobec l '
co from the present rate of 12. 1 ff f
point to 12,80 and that on stemmed
wrapper tobacco from 12.76 to $316.
Whersever the work of the hoepltal
has been seen, th* neighborhood as
well as the home of the patient hoa
been converted tjo the orthopaedic
Idea, .according to Mrs Miller. And
In the families which have sent a
child lo the hoepltal to be cured,
there I* a real appreciation to North
Carolina for providing suofc an Instl
,tuMon, the sincerity of which uno
can only realise by visiting these,
home and talking to the people them
•qlves. "Nobody will ever know how
•’ on fag)
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
PRICK FIYBCBinS
14 DEFENDANTS
. IN (TTY COURTS
Speeding mml DtumIMMM Fea
ture ChargN HiMM bjr
Mayor Hill
* A f <*
Chargee of epeedlag of aatomeb iee
tU of druukeoeaa featured a heavy
dockqt before Mayor Jack Hill lo po
lice court here yesterday agarato#.
Fourteen detendanta appaarad before
"ala honor” wad were gtrea varytag
degree* of punishment. SereraJ ease*
were also conttnuad oe aaaaoat at
inability of jmnbs of Ik* wit ****** to
be preeeat., •
Frank Lyles, colored, charted frith
■ i>( aintng goods from Ik* Mjjm. hMht
r.ierckaat. under false preteoe*. waa
‘M-und over to fluperter court.
Derid Wtllleaw, white, paid tha
cost* for epeedlag -aa hataoiahtla,
a till* Kelli Wooten, colored, ehargad
with speeding, waa flaed |8 and Aa
coats.
Ulta Hardy, .iegreaa. ehargad with
sesault, waa touad gnllty aad waa
taxed with tha payment of tho aoatg.
Frank Parker. It aad Jom* Ottunr.
14. Mouat Otlv# negro boys, who were
at'rested ta Manat Olive-hr OMaf si
Police Btevaaa last Oatarday aa a
warrant charging them with Man Hug
two bicycle# from C. C Wehefer. tonal
while merchant frogs hla ham# aa
Elm.street, were housd ever to Jhrthh
ml* coart. Tba boy# aoa(|Baal that
they bad tahap tba bteratoa shoot
a week or *o ago, aad both 4aotor#d
that "if 1 ever get out as tht* 1 ain’t
never gwta# to do nothta'e eta* mesa. ”
far beigg drunk, sad Chartt* IFpadard.
also colored, aad also drenk. tpa* fla
ed M «fd th* coet*
W C PmllT. colored found giltty
of a bad check charge, was tatad with
neymeat of tho Ogata.
Arthur hmlth. cotorad, waa Hoad H
aid the aorta for aaggffl.
Tom Mafth%vr*.,||>—
Herbert atgpMVMPHBHnK|»>-
toa were each tasad With »aym>a« of
tU* oo*ta for being draah, la *•»•
crate caaaa.
BELFAST WOMAN
BURIED MONDAY
Mr*. Doaloi Crawford DM fefl*
day Foßowtav Sirakg si
—I
Parolyaia * *
Funeral v aervtaas for Mr*. Duataf
Crawford. 70, who oaoswobad ta a
stroke of paralysis at bar boat* soar"
Belfast Buaday afternoon at I p. m.
following aa lllneoa of taor dart,
were conducted from tha raaMaoao
yesterday altentooa at l:tl aad ia
tsrment was made In the family
burying grounds aaarby with bar
pastor, Rev. J. M. Hawaii, offtetat
,B-
survived by. bar hasgaud aad th*
following chi Id ran: V. M. Crawford.
Mrs. P. H. Hill, aad Mia Laky hartth
Os Belfast aad Mr*. L O. Davta. at
Fremeat.
JUDGE SCORES
DRUJNK DRIVING
i’romiso Fall SaatggMa far TM
af Boch Cm- ’ t
dad A
Expressing determination to curb
fit-unken driving by giving stiff sen
tences to those who appeer before
him on these chargee, Judge Oariand
K. Midyette, yesterday charged the
Waya* county grand Jury aad laaa
ched a two wash* mixed term of
court In this county.
During hts speech, which couauan
®d approximately 30 minutes, the
popular Jurist ksM tha aadtvtdad at
ibntlon of th* JaryaMa. He farther
charged them to lavertlgat* th* oaw
dltlons of Waya* county thoroaghly
lu all offlctnl offices end Inslltnttoas.
Th# following com pose the grand
Jury for this term of Superior court;
F. L Peacock, foremen, Joel Pow
er*. John Hayes, G, P. Pertec, J. O.
Hooks'. Willi* Sasser. Vadea Lao. O.
L. t-Mmuodson, G. S. Qalaea. 0. JL
Britt, F. H. RoyaU, T. A. rarest. Ik '
'W. Nash. Jr, Georg* Joape, H. S.
CYumpler, P. T oreddle, Oeurga g,
Thomas. W, H.