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Ink aa4 warmer Wed. Thors. s4eudy
and Skewers. « elder lu Berth pert ten.
Volume eight; number hs
SENATE REFUSES TO ACCEPT CONFERENCE RECORD
Action In Opposition
To Wishes OL Hoover
• * « V .1
Brings on Arguments
Prcaidvnl liutuex Stifly Worded
Article CenMurinK Action
, of Upper Houw
BEN ATE WANTS HOUSE TO
VOTE ON DEBENTURE
If Heuac Vote* Propmwl Down,
Then Senate I* Willing to
Proceed With Bill
WASHINGTON, June 1J iAI*)~
Over-rtdtng President Hfwmr* Turm
rc|J«f views for a seoom' time ti day
the senate sent back to the house
without approval the ajt.icnl! ural
measure from which the exportUVßvnr
lure measure had been elinilu.it d on
administratton demand am* tnereby
drew from the pre.ddsnt a stiffly
wonted stat.'moj'. i* qpndemration
The outcome of the legislation to
ntfbt was lu doubt The senate voted
44 to 41 against the compromise farm
U|%siure drafted by conferees of the
aenate aed house after listening to a
Uoleet attack from both sldnu of the
(hanber on the presidential views.
Mr Hoover retaliated a few hour!
later In a statement denouncing auxin
tha export debenture provision as
bound to bring "further disparity" to
''agriculture. He declared the senate
vote "adds further dplav to farm re
lief end may gravely JeopsrdTae the
eaactment of farm legislation
v Hastily gathering jo survey the sit
uation Republican leaders In Ihe house
decided to reconsider the farm meas
ure on Thursday on rules which will
permit • direct vote on the export de
benture. a course which the house had
previously refused to take.
ttaneta Democratic leaders who
headed tha aurreeaful advocacy of ex
port debenture with the western Re
publican independents repllril that
thslr fight was to force a house vote
on tba debenture They gave assur
ance that they would abide by the de
cision of tba house If It would take the
vote.
It was a day of bristling exchanges.
The senate debate was as vltrollc and
spirited as has been heard in years
Benator Rrookhart of lows, who cam
paigned through the agricultural mid
dle west for Mr Hoover, closed a de
bate with an appeal for rejection of
“this weasel bill” and for ths election
of a "progressive president by the far
n " ° *
mere." ,
Senator Brookbart took up wbc-e
Senator Borah of Idaho, another Hoov
er campaigner had left off yesterday,
in condemnation of the Presidential
farm relief program, and Senator
Johnson added lo the'Republican at
tacks.
< • %
Senator Allen of Kansas, the newest
member of the senate, sgsln was the
lone Republican to speak up for the
administration and he was the target
of biting criticism from the Republi
can Independents.
With their lines almpet solidly In
tact lor the vote against the deben
tureless farm measure, tfilfl Democrats
were content for the most part to let
the Republicans quarrel tienator Car
raway of Arkansas, took Ibe floor late
In the day. however, to'excorlate the
Hoover farm relief plan as futile wlth
‘ out the debenture provision- ,
Two Democrats who had previously
voted for the debenture today voted
for the conference hill without the de
henlura—Fletcher .and -Trammell m
Florida.
i However .theae votes were offset by
'the switch of Senator Couaens, Repub
llcan, Mlohjgan. who previously had
voted agalnUt the debenture hut who
today voted also against th>- confer
ence measure without tlfiil prov loti
Henators lug. Utah, and Walsh,
Massachusetts. Demoerals, who were
paired against the debenture In the
Henate before today voted agalnut thy
bill.
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TO DMCUM AIR MAIL HOI TKS
WASHINGTON, June 11
Kstabllshment of two air mill Hncw
through south will b- di <-us d
tomorrow at a meeting «' th Inter
departmental colnntltN-i on nvlatl in.
The routes are l. iulsvill i to
Dallas and from Atlanta to Fort
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
l TOM N, GRIFFIN
WINS CITATION
I-oral Boy Ami ni' TFo-e lo B-
Gradualct| at Wr*t joint
. TflJtiy
jr
WEST POINT. N. Y . Jutiv 11. Kx
hlhlllons of colorful regimental pn
- rades. mounted gynvuaatlca. ban-ha* k
i stunts, and Cadet frolfca arc now In
r full awing as huudreda of guosts ar
i rive daily to peritclpaie In the ob
| servance of graduation week at the
- United States Military Academy.'The
i most thrilling of all nodal seasons
/ at historic Woat Point.
r As the standing of the 2!>9 members
of the class of 15*21* who are to receive
. Their diplomas at the graduation ox-
I erdses at Bailie Mojiumrnt on Trophy
, Point tomorrow was announced
, here today. Cade! T N. Grllfln of
, Goldaliqrn. N t'., was among those
, selected for citation at gradual lon HA
w ill he c- mmlssioiied as we* ond lieu
, tenant with distinction. This will
, rfiark the last appearance of the
4 graduates in cadet grey
, (’adet firiffln is taking a promlu
( ent part In the social events of the
Week.
| Appointments to the Academy are
made liy the president, fulled States
senators, gnd mem her* of the house
■ of representative* No congressman
i or senator can make more than two
appointment! during Ms term The
I president can make ten appointments
a year
I
NEGRO HELD
: ~ NOT WHEELER
t * o , -
4
I
Sheriff Grant Sent Deputy to
Makf Identification at
i ' ' « New Bern
The Negro held ai New If rn ia not
o
"Snapper" Wheelol, wanted for Ihe
I murder of Henry Pet (away, Negro, l ist
July, Deputy Slierltf Carl Smith as
• certain**! yesterday through a visit to
■ the Craven capital.
Word of Sheriff W. p Grant had
been that Craven officers l*dlevad tin
i man they held was Wheeler, and Pep
uly Smith, with a Negro who knew
tjfheeler. were Bent to make Identlfl
( Cation. They returned yesterday af
ternoon. fringing word that the man
held was not the tnan who killed
j Pettaway. Craven officers were check
. ing up on the possibility that the man
they held might he‘ Wanted in Duplin
county when Deputy Smith left New
„ Bern.
Wheeler used a heavy piece of tlm
i her on the crown of Pettaway last
' July with such force that Pettaway
t died almost immediately from the
• blow The fatal blow- had followed
argument rSout ' the ownership of ,(>n
cents in a "skin" game. Wheeler took,
to (he tall timbers and has not since
( been gfcen. ’
WEN ABHtKD PW liT
1 ‘ MIAMI, Fla.. June 11. (APr M P
Mlllea, 75. retired manufacturer of
Detroit, Mic.h,, died aboard his yacht
Cynthia this morning after an Illness
of several months.
„ City’s Fruit Fly Specimen
- Was Only “Drunkard’ ’ Fly
Thr >ewa lIMr'MM
H) M. H. 11l
RALKIOII. June ii The ''lrn t ll»
•tpc< imcn unit from Ooldabor to i*r
K W. Htirte enloranl *»• . »»
nmhiii( but a "drunkard’ *1 . weltj
k mown and constantly d v< i •*> -m -< i» • j
ii Kin a around fernmutltt : fri* i • In ;
lydbjr named th • fI•• Mu* ■i>u n« a
soon a» lit* •><«» I*. Ills i'w |i i iicm in
drr the m < r<>- a ope only < •ttfltn.'.n
aifnooiii anr-nt
• Cjrjly 'boixiui' tit; found n * br«i
of TrTlti* Ki.ir Vruit and >tun*-i
di;ni|><n) In a vaein* I t bit-fc hf a atirj
in Hoy la n llrißhia. Raleigh. out ui
some 200 »p>u tineas »ant in ft n» all
oyer the Stale fttif fonnd to be frnl.
(ii», in tv lin f L4»i or m
Swedish Fliers Safe Though Forced Down
fc *( vf*
v • -V • t , S# v
the map>rtfßt, shows tnr pro- Mr JL Jbr ——-jr .
" posed route of Rolwrt Ljttng- Ps r" ■*“* tcvuMsO f #
lund. lelt. Captain Ahrenl»erg. e> f? f
center, and right,' A —^
Swedish Biers, all r-itt |>t tnj* lo S J p---'
fly lo New York til the pant \ F A
-Sveer.ge,-aUrve lhe> at» re FV ' *. >f *
ported forced dmvn t>\ motor | ,****!£?*'yi’ VJ ,* V
trouble at Ska,.i*...- «>i. ibe , ' XA- r^oe,
•oufjt coast ol Ilf land marked ' ..r< aw,*. r .«j . Vr'
with cross Ihe H-g-lii mml moi * . c * i' j.
tinue when tepaii;- are made p-VTv •%
kill— -
Strikers Take Slops To
Rt'j'aiti I licit I'rojicrty
OABTONU. June It. i U'l l• ml
step* Inoklnx In re*toration liy .i l.oray
Mill striker* tent colotib nu t pt>. .-Ud
frecdom fur union leaders held in con
nectlon with the shooting of Chief of
I’ollce O K Aderiioli and three other
policemen ia*f Haturflay were slurtcd
today by the National Textile Union
and Allied organization*. The first
step wa* sending here from Charlotte
of a writ of huheas tSorpu* for 19 of
th* striker* held In jail The
writ a'gned hy su|>erior court Judge
II II Sink, directs Sheriff Kill LI (IP
herger to produce Fred Erwin Beal
Atpy Hchecter and 17 other prisoners
before Judge W. H Harding th Char
lotte al 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
Ileal and many (Slier* named In the
order are held in jail* other than the
Gaston prison because Gaston off rial*
0 •
feared mob violence
Whether Ihe hearings w4H lie held
before Judge Harding tomorrow,
whether or not the Recorder's court
in Gastonia would start hearings Hat
urday u* planned, Bollcltor John 0.
Carpenter slated thal he would ask
postponement of all liearlngs hecaus*-
of a in lit* Limit). Inn had Inin
unable in lm ate Jurtffc Harding up to
a late hour fHtv Solicitor Mason had
i
not announced whether nr not lie
would agree! to the Ktate HollcU.or’h
request.
Announcement wa* made lu Cliai
lotte tonight hy AJlierl Wagouecht,
national 1 secretary ■of the' Workers
Iniernational Relief an orgaiilxatloa
allied with Ihe National Textile Union.
that Attorney B L. Hlglhoa, G«
tonia, had been retained to file, »nlt
against Ihe cllv fur leslorntlon ■>'
belonging to sh« union ahd r- ll f nr
■ t*
ganlxaltan Hi; *ald Inst the relief oi
ganlxaiinn had feeding .'.on pei
son* prior to the fight (am Krida.
nighl and thal . «li -trllnii tun of fe d
would he' ri-Hiini'-d. THTtr-ttm|ii*i« *l li
rommltlee of strlhenv and Klriker**'
wive* In charge:
gi’i foond In cold turizr Irult In
t;r«*nahoro. . *■ n
X*" w
lltieill ' 11-lwi *II _V
itikard' nfid lb tun- f) ■ 100
f '■ inn i whhh "Jto I'lMuHi'iloei J ian
j discover 111 mil l' Thr drunk u I 1'
*ria||et, liik r*>d or |illik eye •i <
j cl**nr iln*'i. wh in lh- find >1 In
: mottled wlntca arid brown ey • The
ifilllt fl> la hrl»im the -In ot 'lie
holla ■ riv and the dmnkan-d II- and
la of a bru'vni.h tutor.
w*
Already about 1700 bits been apin'
ill mma'iliK triiij_jili(l all kill I. of
I it 101 l 111 the one lllozk and aUrroil id-
In* block a of the -eel lon .n whieli tn
four apeelmeriK of fruit fly were found
In Ralsifb, I>r. Udu> au.J, Intensive
itsei'iiiJti yy Flit U +jm i
GOLDSBORO. N. C. WEDNESDAY >M»RNING, JUNE !2
NEW TIRE STORK
IS OPENED HERE
\J >ll He ll«-idt|tnirlrr >
For (ioldsloni mul Wil
miimlin Kti res
Openlnti i»f the hire ' ui?* }■ rv.i •
j Wore* Hi J 33 unit 111 HniiMt t * ■ 1. 1 »»
street wh i unmnuieed i I’i t>- !r.
I. lletdaihei, regional <1 a a (
ager. with headquiMler In Cliarlo In i
Mr. lim •* luff'll In Ihn e li' 1
for the past never#l dav *hpmv sip>
the opening of Ih liiUriihoro store.
Th<' new enterprise will uptrate a
modern nervine. tire repulr and nervier i
1 Mat loti j
II A Hanson will he general lIIHII I
ti
nger nml will have charge of Mie
linldshnm atore and n similar ilnr
now being opened In VVllmin.dnii
(ioldshof-n will In li" idljuiirler* for 111 ,
two unlfs, Mr rfe.darliir nnnounr ■!
(I V. Ifamrh k. long runui" led-awl'ti |
the lire Inislni" In Ilolil shorn, V|ll j
he 111 eli.itg* "I 111' off <»■ of the II
enterprise. ” . i
The Mote room at 113 and I'll
Houlli .('enter .It** I. i l l l op|ni*l*e tin
Miifiin Ihe.tlre. Imve • i i fie f|e|<-t|
and thrown
ate display apuee fro ih- Ini* in • ■ |
Moderu lire Ml leu ei|ii'l|noe»ii ha. hi en
Inslalled and the l.ile .l ln lire-repair
ec-iulplnf-nl has lieeli in tiered and wid
..he initialled oi the ne#i lew day
Three aervlee (racks for the Kir
atone atore* have ulroitdv he n ri
mini and Ho e will he manned hi i
capable crew of loeal uo n eapetlen* e l
In Ihelr hufilie**,-Mi II Ida'her sltil
ed One of the*" Irinka la of ill
e
sn|an type a «< rvli e trUrk not pi "
vhrualy In operaifott fttuttlis aerlion
"Throughout 110 I'lanniiia of Uie
new lore. Ml II Id " her elated, "w
liavf nyl in mind .'ivVtil tin pronh
l of and W ■ ii.*’ * oiioty Ih
VIM i In* I Mi il Ho i '/• 'l ei v,> e all'l
f|llalili I' w 'll h* n • ' "I hv toe 11
[ piropli and y ar n tnaMnr ilolilulmi '
•iii- ia■ a 'ii ■ >11• i i ’ei. iii
lidro and WihouiKi"n ••• <■ »• I"
|,. v, ii,', i * i >' ■ i. ■ I f ■ t Hi
jaiilvilv ami Unit Hi" mini' y! ’h",ei v
is one of a- iured growth MM ore
many wrckK we inav Im In a pn*il on
lo a tintmncc, fnrfliet eyleiiddn "1 '
tar- mi* - here, one Ihal wll) no- i'i
j itineh Hi die lily in a hum *•
I;
< II It VI II If VI ION HKAII
| VAl.i’KJi), i nlif . June II ■ \"i
llalll l h* dl eftwrarl. r a >l. ’
plated and Kumpeatl • o 1
Vllle 1 ireiil! • lot twenty >eai* y* .dead
W «•
IHHMI MV KIIIVKIWIM'
* .V. .In II (At*'
I t.eaHji 111 ' llo'H e vi , niHk a brief
.nhlie- . . .'ii t-tune lair
1 toil ay ,f the new ' .art rm.'iit of Cain-
Hu rc e loilldinit Th • t ereiminii** will
Ii h itttndM by member* of Ih r ih
. tuei and oliiyr- hlfh offl Ini* of tUf
_ OoveurtiiruV.
WEIL AWARD
ANNOUNCED
Mis - I'lhpß (iitiniird Wins (irad
uale EellnwMhip at N. I*. C. .
i j - W. Greennhoro
I ' 7 ~
Tin following exlrao! from an ac
1 1
I count of cooimeutenien* at JNurih
* rMrollha College for Women. Greens-,
horo.-awill l«v of Interest here:
Vino !*• Df,.iMiaw' mMrw** Freer
dent .lullun I. Fottei iuinounQ>d lit it,
tin- Wed Fellow hip Fund had been
i*»ril.i| to Mu ■ Tilnra Gulgnurd of'
. Ltncointon Mr.t Henry Wml of
IGi |d dioro the Well Fel
, i low*h p I ond several years atro In
nr inury of hnr htiohand, llenry Well,
and during the pa t year added" |B.-
( * o«i*i to til'- fund, .thereby Increasing '
the yearlv minme from II In (I,oo*l,
| w hit'll is *o !>■' lisial hv the •diut' lil
I Klin, is awarded Ihe I'idlowtilp for
graduate dudv The nwnrd li mad:-
, not only on n mJioluatle liasls hut ala i
takes Into ronriderut'cin Ihe leader
•dilp mid act I y 111 ■ * of the Student 'un
'det riinsiliralinn during h-'l i-ntT
, j four year*. t
I all j Cuicnatil IS th" daughter of the
Ifi'\Sra ml and Ml' Sun li-i ■ It (idlg
'|g*rd I I imi idiit.in and g making l» • t
1 plans lo do ri idii.il- Kind ‘ln me ol
’ ogy at the I’nivcrsttjt of Chleaxo lie
I ginning In Seplntnber
Wilminffiim Man
r Ends Own Life
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WILMINGTON June II <AI’)-;VV
A W ood mHcmal V\ 1 1 il; ■ ilkton bust
lie i mail * a tniiiiH-4—wl in Ihe bath
i i until of hi . todav Willi a lull
I| h - w.ntnd n' hi rufht temple. Ihe
coroner attributed the death to will
j ‘ , L __
t mi in it hisnion im sin:
\MIiY. tln ria- lime tl I A
r II I liU> in aii American I'sesb)
ti i oi ml -'si-tiuii* who wa* capiur -d
I J i M.i 2d. Informed hi*
I/*, |, ; • --I * lm* M" w.im *•* I •
f-=f' T tilth, n II \ iMlif.i l KwRMtHIIK
Scout Executive Gives His
Opinion on Snake ‘Stories’
Illy IV. |>. IIIV I KS)
I . f t-fb „ Ml tYiIM I am »o
tl I l|«l pftvf Hlf MMfJfl of t’.lllwL pii
|»t , ,m»M 1(1* at Ol lilt; IflfMl .
(rnalijrff wp 9im%«? on *'»rlh. *h<' oil**
?»».ii ih.t' hhmi *» iifraN '*f
and (ooli dil' ,jO arid • li.it la mint'
/n fk 1 1 oin old Mother Kve on
down to our eiillahlened age, have
bi<oi*!n „!,• rrm •« o any of ti< bri,;*u*e
wa did not iitoler-l and (tie r purpose
all I naMii Me, will take Hit* fu t
subject rl*llt heie nod see'lf we ru i
not break down HOIIIof the so illsli
a ilperslltlona about him. *
Thr Vdder
* a
The tpmitflni airier. »«tn»ilili*. nil-1
\ .• ii * i.a ia -u lit He fellow with a
(Ut Ut'tttl *tu<i lurued up uo»«. j
' 4
Police Redouble Efforts
To Reach Solution Os
Series Housebreaking
ANOTHER FLY
SENT RALEIGH
Said bv Some lo Resemble t'loNe
|y I'holoßruphs of Mediter
ranean l’e*t
,* ~ •
fly. aald to teaemhlc v.-rv n.ircii
th,. picture and description, of tin
genuine Mediterranean fruit, fisi', ** i
Monday evening placed In the care of
A K Robertabtt. county fa in a«w»,
and was rushed to Itslelgh tn a W.-
tla for examination liy Dr H ,v lad*
hy. stale Miitomnloglei The fly wu ■
raptured Monday afternoon ih-mt 5 15
o'clock hy V V Tlnnnpwon -of nif.
North John alrcet, while he wu «:#nd
n,g |a the doorway of the <'* r Mprt-u
company on Cwnfer street
According to Information fnrnliHed
Tlj,. New*, Mr. Thompson, who I* em
ployed al the Spring work*, was slawd-
Ing kl Ihe front door whan i strung*
looking flv sttddculv flew pant H
brad The man sw-l* o.»i hi* baud
and captured the ln*ect
’the f>v wa* taken al once In llie fd
(ices of Ihe f'fmply farm agent .where
If wn» compared wh h • picture and
dt'Mcrlpllon mailer *enl tiff* bk slat'-
he«dC|iiart»r« al Halelgh Th# fly and
the' description were »ahl lo Pdly
most, exaclly T eaptured pent had
th*> name yellow body whh ihe dark
er rnarklTi**, and, Ib.e same -alaar
wing.- Po«tlve Identlt ration cannfK
h. mad- here. hi*wsver and II was
deemed advisable lo seifrt the spe. Imen
lo Halelgh for expert examination
A report oh Hie larva found In «».
i. range at Hick'* and Hawley's drug'
'store last Thursday has Pot been re
* reived here yet, anjl It I* not known
whether or not Ibis was actually a
larva of the dreaded frut! fly The
fad that II was found In a punctured|
orange wa* auspicious enough, how-i
ever, and Ihe larva, which grew ama*-1
■ Inglv iivernlghl. »«* s«ni lo Halelgh
f<»r examination
O
MRS. GRAVER
GIVEN HONOR
Ibiuphti'r of J. 11. l-ule Klrnl
Woman Kkriud lo Potomac,
V a.. Town Co unci I
Mr- Naomi tale t'Vaver, native of
Gold .horn a daughter of J II Pyle,
I, .1 111 -'. II■• I•• 1 !' - I
town i'until it a* Ihe first woman In
the 21 yeni history of the town to
hold pitltlb office As reporter for
the Alexandria (Turtle Mrs Crnv-r
wa* covering ihe cOithcll tneo'ißg nl
the i me of tier election tiy Hum, body
to fill an mi expired term
Mr «_ ('raver, horn in G itdrtnM"*,
*i j
gradiiai'*l from North far <llua Col
leg.- lor Women In I9U Sle- w,*!d«*rl
(toy <! ("raver, of 2ot Tate stt’eel.
Greeti*tioro, and settled tharC,
Six veai i age Mr ind Mr* "raver
moved to Potomae whore Mm.-C|*|V-
e, -fun le » in,, s 11 1 1 ■J v known in Al
exnndrii county a* a. member of
faculile* ai. Lei -i hool -r-'e
lilgii .dirail in AH v.indrla Slid of
Vioint Verneij and G<'iirg' Mas' il
aclnads in Potonoir
Hla home i» <h> winter and' prlng
I, ||, |||,. earth lie come * mil diir
mg the ear lie *umnier mouth* and la
very active tn coni, diady place*. YUU
can identify him hv hi, velfo*. hrown
and di-ep cacam . losckltig H-* crawl
i* very *ln k' and i rooht-d III* < hies
loiei i* cgt wotm . Imp* mil ground
riinl-H
J|e f, (ural tiorn flghler. like all
oilier soak'e* wlien suddenly ilaturhed-
On *nrprl*lnK him lie will auddrnly
. oil, Strike in evi l) direction (ml hiss
and It.* head will ,;ire,„l i hen Ac Ihe
mini spreading adder' If you lia.c
the heart aud are not auperstitllnu
j you argil learn how this Bills follow
'fool* hi* eiiyuue- Aft rhe has coH
j AfdniUuiK-U on pago 6j
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
PRICE FTVB CHMIB
Mont Homea Are Entered While
RettidenU Are Awaf Dur-,
ing Evening A
.* I - - , 1 <•/
SIMILARITY MARKS ALL
OF SERIES OF ROBBERIES
Homes of Roy all H. Spence, T.
W. Miller ami W. L. K*wF
~ ingu Are Entered
With the perpetration of tbs latest -
series of houssbreuklucs in ths city# .
mem bars'of ths local polios depart
ment have redoubled their efforts te
apprehend Ihe guilty parties. Ab
sence of definite eluee Ip any al the
nu«i. tend to hinder the Invest kg*'
lions, but officers are working na the
robberies from every sagle aad hope
lo land Ihe thief or thieves behind the
bara In a short time. Several vataa
bln articles were taken tram the
homes of W 1* Rawlings. It 11.
Hpence and T W Miller over tke pest
week end.
The moat recent robbery reported
to thb pollen, occurred mt tke kome if
T w Miller at 106 Cast Spruce street
Monday evening between • and t <?•
clm-k Mrs. Miller told tke News
that she left the hones shout • o'clock,
and wasn't gone hut a *eft time.
Returning home with ker kushend lo
supper, they found that the eaHre
house had been ransacked. Drawers,
Imixps, trunks, end many other places
had been opened and artlcVeathrowu
around on the floor. A F oattbra pla
int was missing. It trad aald. \
i, Ent react to the Miller home was
gained by kuockkng out a wladtW
acreen. In fact, two screens Were
found to have beta kneeked out Mpi"
lug police lo believe that the tblif
had gone In Ihrongh one window, and
while at "work", had heard the Mill
ars returning home. Mot wetting to
mn through the house to the other
window, It la believed that he hnoekai
the screen ouf el the neareat oaa at
hand and made Wr escape.
A small ladles Blgln wrMg watch, a
silver card oaae bearing the engrav
ed namg, “Nellie," and a laathev anid
case containing all the lodge cards be
longlng lo Royall H. Bpeaoe,
from the Bpence home aom*-
time Monday afternoon or eraatag. Ac
cording to Mr. H pence the robbery
must have' occurred between 6 •r
--c lin k In the afternoon and # o’clock
that night, during which tiara the
house was empty- Mr. Bpeace has ot
fsred a reward of |IO for lha Ihca
lion of tha stolen article*. It waa
learned.
The W. L Rawllnga honw, oa Waet
Multmrry street was entered some
time Saturday night. A headed bag.
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COUNTY COURT >
AGAIN MEETS
Emmltl Denver Appeal* Six
Mon Him Sentence to Super
ior Ctmrt \
ss-MMramweraw t *‘ '
Hit defendanta faced Judge D. It
Hlniuf In recorder’s court yesterday
In the second session of the wgeb-
Although court was In seesloa most
of yeeterday morning and although
totictior Paul B. Edmundson ruah
cd the rases promptly, a number weft
continued until next Monday
lodge Hland decided that Kmmlt
sh iver rn* Danny of Klpflng fable—
wae the Riillty party in the aaaault oa
William Stanley In Indian Hprlngs
township and sentenced him to six
nutnlhn on Ihe road* Arnold Hyrd.
i ounael for Iw-aver, gave notice of ap- _
peal to Kui*erlor court and bond waa
flved at 1200 \
.Stanley had Insisted that Dearer
slashed his throet with a butchsr balfw
in an altack sntlrely unprovoked
Denver's defense had been that Stan
ley had slapped his alitar and ratsdd
cain generally while drunk at the
I home of KTiieyf Ring.
Howard. All. and Bud Mclntosh
•*>
i Were treed on chargee of trespasa and
, of assault.
Charlie Woodard wea tent to tbo
, road* for k month* for aaaaalt with
intent to kill. ” ■
Kreddl* Kornegay appealed a M day
senieiice for asaault and ImrM wag
fixed at tJW, ' — w
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