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SPARROW SENTENCED TO 5 TO 7 YEARS IN PRISON
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I J. a« II at _RS 11. Ift a* _ A n n n- -
Pleads Guilty When ,<
| • Arraigned in Duplin
I . Superior Court Sat.
, Ed McKHumm and Tom Jofcnaor
Appeal Death Sentence la
« Booey Murder
DUPLIN COURT PROBABLY
SETS HOMICIDE RECORD
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• Three HoMidde Crocs Mepeoed
dud Tee Other* Are
Ceatlnaed
a Three homldd# cum were dlspo*
•d of la sentences passed yesterday
by Judea F. A. Daniels In Duplin
ceuuly Rrperlor court In Keuuaavtlle,
probably eaUbtlahlna a record for one
day In a Superior court In North Caro
lina when two defendants were sen
tenced to death la the electric chair,
another to life Imprisonment, and a
third to U to M years la State Prison.
.1 K, D- Sparrow, Kinston rum runner
who shot and seriously wounded
Deputy Murray Byrd es Calypso when
the Utter attempted seise tils load
of whiskey, sis sentenced to senre
from I to 7 yearn In State's prison
•" Alter the SUte had Introduced Its
evidence. Sparrow changed his plea to
ratify on the charges of assault with
a deadly weapon with Intent to kill,
to transporting and to carrying a con
cealed weapon. Sentence pass
ed by Judge Daniels Just before court
was adjourned about 7:80 last evening.
William Wrenn. Negro, w!|o wdx
with Sparrow when he shot Deputy
Byrd, das declared not guilty of a
change of transporting. The evidence
seemed te warsrnt his content that
he wan simply gettlpg a lift from
Sparrow whan the rum chaae eom
dtjeaced near ML Ollvg and eadad in
tha gun battle aaar calypso
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Georgs W. Albritton. Jr., of Calypso
' and the Negro went on the stand to
taatlfy tbit Sparrow had demanded
"put your hands up" to Byrd when the
Utter attempted to arreet him and
had fired almost Immediately. The
deputy the fire, shooting
Sparrow's pistol out of hta hand and
a' part of his hand away, but fell
seriously wounded. Both Mr. Albrit
ton and the Negro testified that Spar
row fired first.
Ed McKinnon and Tom Johnson.
Negroes, were nentenced to die In the
electric chair on October 10. after
they had been found guilty of murder
la the first degree In the killing of
J. H Boaey, Ugrd Wallace strawberry
grower. Counsel for the Negroes gars
L -— -notice of appeal. Mr. Boney was mur
dered and robbed of several hundred
dollars.
6 Mniriwatn an tha stand Friluy
morntßg Sauted the killing pro
fessed Iguoraaoe that he knew any
thing about the murder until he Wat.
returning to hid house from « show
«* the night thb body was furrd
lohn«on al.n denied the killing, but
testified he saw McKinnon on that
eight beside a small mill pond coant*
Ing money which he said McKlnu.ui
told him he "got oft his boss." Me
Klnnon. ha said, was counting the
I money and became frightened hy a
rurtle In the bushes and fled, tearing
| one pile which Johnson lacked np.
Johnson also told the court I ha’
McKinnon tried to make him ke*P
quiet abotg the case after thi iwo
had been locked In the same ceM ai
the KeuansrilU Jail Johnson, how
ever. he said had previously told hi*
atory about tha money to rural officers
In Robeson county and also 10 au
thorliles In Kennnsvllle. They teatl
fled as to the same things he said
when they took the staud.
Clyde Sloan. Negro, waa convict
ed of murder In the second degree la
the death of Esq W 8 Teachey. of
Tin CltJ. a Oll J*die Daniels sentenced
him to from 14 to 28 years In State’*
prison . The evidence was that Sloen
shot Teachey to death while anothei
Negro grappled with the white man
The kill!*# waa wltaaesed by Mr
Taachey’s 18-yaar-old son nnd the Ist
ter told hta stdry In court
William Lee. drew a life Imprison
meat sentence In the Penitentiary for
the murder :>f Ollln Mnytterd Lee hal
’ been con Voted of the murder In the
January term of Duplin court bt)t had
been granted a new trial. He entered
a plea of guilty ns an be
trn lasi U the Slajinf jester day.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRBBH—READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY, BUY.
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Stolen Egg* Stops
Snake’s Get-Away^
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D ( blckgn snakes cau'i g,-> ihrough j
certain of wire sanes after
d they have had a meal of eggs, ac
cording to the latest snake story
reaching, here yesterday J*. B.
Scott and W. H. Grumpier were
1- on the tatters farm yesterday af
y ternoon about 6 o’clock making a
n d'Hgent search for guinea eggs
). when they came across a large
e chicken snake in the chicken lot.
- The snake, which was said to
have measured six feel and three
>, Inches In length, had just com
-1 pleted the process of swallowing
three eggs, and attempted to make
r his get-a way when the men came
d up. Reaching the wire fence sur
-1 rounding the lot, the reptile ai
i tempted to pass through the holee,
1 but 4he eggs he had swallowed
were than the holes, and
he could not PBT* Mr Srntt ptt4
* led the snake out of . Its predlca
-1 ment and then killed tL
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■ 4{ MEMBERS
■ ARE SECURED
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„ New Country Club Director*
I Hat As Well Get Ready ~
I BuiM Home
, The directors Os tha Woodland
(towwiry Club m«y as wall go aliifll
jrlth getting plans made for their
1 Hub house and for the beginning of
* construct'bn
1 At n luncheon of the younger men
1 of the city Thursday evening, II was
1 announcred that If 60 new ajfd paid In
' memberships were secured that 'lt
I wpuld be possible to start the club
* home. Incomplete reports'from the
1 canvassing foams lasi night showed
' 43 names already turned In, apd with
’ several canvassers still to make their
report. It appeared that the total
number of new would run
, well- It) excess of fifty.
r The new members as signing ves
. terday: 0 Henry RiaaclL Herbert
r Home. Fred Parker, Jr. .Inland B
, Rdmundson. Edwin Ipock, Howard
, Slmmorts, W- K. McClure, Wyatt
Blake, Frank L. Peacock. Jr., Arnold
I R. Edgerlon, J. V. Marchanl, D. W.
Shleldcr, Harvey G. Monk, Kenneth
B- Finlay, Clifton Daniel, L. L. Kd
t gerton, Chas. D. Barham, O. P- Mat
■ thews, J. Bruce Ellis, Dr. C. B How
■ ard, Abram Well, A. J. Jenk'ns. W. J.
> Crpwfortl, k. Vaughan Jenkins, W
OTCrewffcrd. W D. Mall land. D D.
Wooten, B. H. Thompson. Marvin |
1 Thompson, Leigh Colyer* Jr.. E. R
I I.ane. Talbot Patrick. Kirk Cutler, Joe
Cunningham. C. P. Britt. L B. Ed
1 tnundson. T. R, Robinson, Jr., Oi»*
Norwood. Hsyi Norwood, Henry Well.
> Dr. M K niykell. Dr. Donnell B. Cobh,
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Capt. O’Berry Discusses
Additions for Hospital
"There la not a man or womep lirl
town who does not feel that lie or she!
' wants a brick In tha new addition.”j
declared Captain Nathan O'lWry.i
treasurer of the Slate of North Car<>- 4
1 Una aud Goldsboro’s leading citizen.
in an Interview yesterday eoocarnlnw.,
. the proposed erection of an addition!
i .ind nurses' home for the Goldsboro j
f HonplMl to coat |lf*o.(Mst The Duke |
I Foundation has offered ti give B§o,-i
HK) «fr the protect K .V city will
I rs'sc the othei ss<i.t»mt
l e 'You want to know." said Captain
M'Herry. "whother or nm a a cttlsen
,f Wayne I'ounty. that I am Inter
•»ted In th# proposed |>r»grain for
Wayne county to ra’ae S6i*.lsst to meet
t like sum that will be donated hy
*uhe Foundation in th>‘ event Wayne!
r t ounty raises this autr I uphesltnt
1 vilx answer, yea. tbs. ■ ant deeply j
* r <-ted Ho should ivny one.els™l
* a Interested lit this spit mild work
* ib • lias kno-vu ahou 1 U • great good
ejat the Goldsboro Ho p'lal Jumi done
* sutfenug humanity-
FRENCHMEN TURN BACK: POLES DOWN
John D. Sink* One
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John D. Rockefeller, Hr., posed for
this exclusive picture on his private
golf course at hts PocentHo Hilla es
tate near Tarrytown. N. Y. All the
thrill of making money has gone from
the r|ch all magnate’s life, and at tha
age of SO. Job* D.. Sr., finds more
thrill In sinking a ten-foot putt than
seeing millions grow.
WMrMUSTBE
OPERATED UPONI
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Ahwttw DeveiofM in Chest and
Will Be Drained on
Monday
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LONIH>N. July 1» (A*)- King
George must undergo another opera 4
tlon on Monday for the purpose id
draining of absecesa la the right side
.of hts chest state da bulletin Isaued
at palace tonight and
signed by six physicians
Ills Majesty was vtaited thl*. after
noon by the Prince of Wales. The
King only recently waa obliged to
cancel bis usual , summer visit to
I-aodrlnglium on account of the stale
of bis health after a during
his convalescence at Windsor Castle
In June.
It waa Announced at the Palace that
no further statements cohcerutng the
rondltlon of Hln Majesty wpuld be la
sn<*d until after the operation on Mon
day.
W TI.KM LUTS PROMOTION
WARHINC.TON July U— <APJ—
The pjomotloii. of Brigadier <}»neral
' Smedley I). Butler, Pulled Hlates
Marine Corps, to th ■ rdßMnf Major
jUeneyil. was spprov'ul to4R.br Fresi
j dent Hoover. -
I "I rei -ill .sljtnJl eight'' nor twenty
I years sge l wni n the mu i ntent was
t fust Marti*! to 'cn*i 1 th" Goldsboro
i'H-e i*iytl lb" great cpthuelMiii that
uie ulled among all le-r |M-ople to
en ct HiU building, every one who
was able and those that were not
I comiUnited their mite for-the »r*c-l
j ti*ui of till* building It It n remark
I able coincidence, but nevertheless
jlrue, there was some man in Jail In
! fjoiUshoro who heard about this move-)
i ment ami sent for a solicitor andi
made a contribution In cash that
wan the spfr.t tbai prevailed In
county about raising Ibe nmney for
the erecHou of this building
"The erection of Goldsboro llos
ptl. 1 has meant allevUtloii of suffer
ing and perhaps the saving of the
i llvus of many hundreds of people wh >
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were too p< or to pay to entar there
j,Thelr <re4'ords Will show how many
tlioussada of unfortunates who cottld
not otherwise have gotten fßto a
hosplUt have gone (here, been treat
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- (SN.DSBOHO. N. C. HIINDAV MORNING JULY 14. I*l*
A|>d Man (.ailed Froiii l)aiay
Si. Home, Beaten and Robbed
TIMING WHITE’MAN DEC OYB L 8. LEE. 74. TO POINT NEAR
KORNEGAY STREET AND WITH PARTNER AB
- AND ROHH HIM OF $1|.75
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J. 8. te.*, 74 wa» evil-.I from
home ou North Daisy street at 10
o'rjock 1s t nlghw and si a'jcunt p »r'
K< r4rg ly at reel. In the rear of hL
resldrnce, Wa. a.saulti-d anil robbed
of |11.7(. .
"There Is a man over on HSrne
gny street who want to s m you," a
young whl'c mat, nbouA 21, wearing
a bin** .ihirl. 7’ Id Mr. 7. e wh ui h «
rime to door In »n.*w«*r to tha
knock. They Iwo Htsrt'*d t tgidhcr an'l
the visitor turned In the direction «’
Park ayjnue.
tThert, Is s nearer wny I lisve ent
through the hark Idt." said .Mr l<ee J
"luM’* lake that."
lau* walked In nnd the'
SINUERS GIVE
CONCERT TODAY
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100 Negro Singers of City to
Sing Spirituals of Their
Race
Onh hundred of the beat trained
Negro singers of the city, together
with a visiting quarter! from F)»yeit«-i
villa, will render a ooncert at tha Ma
son theatre at 4 o'clock this after
noon Thd singers have been practic
ing for several wptefca and will sing
the songs for which the race Is lem
ons. t
The program is as follows:
ling Chorus^
\ Kseklel Saw of tbs When! —Chome.
| Bel action— Thompson Quartet. I
Tha Negro National Anthem—Chor
ea
My Lord. What s Morning Chores
Selection- Utt la Washington qnsr
tat
Hand Me Down—Chores.
Carry Me Back to Ota Vtrglnhy—
Chorus.
ttolertkm'-Gnest quartet. Fayette
villa. N. C.
4 Steal Away—Chorea.
Old Black Joe—Chores.
Selection— Dillon High Qnsrtal.
King Jesus In l.tslfAlng—Chorus.
Nobody Knows ttje Treble I Rati—
Chorus. ~~~ |
Study War No More—Chorus. I
Wav Down I'pne HwSliee KIVW—
Chorus.
tiod Be With You ‘Till We -Meet
Again -Cloning Chorus- ,
Public Hearing On
» Budget. Mon Night
A public hearing Vp the city's bud j
get for fiscal year will ]
be held at tpe rtf'y liall Monday eve
nlng beginning at K o’clock The lu»d |
gdi I* expected to be adopted at lh«.
meeting. The msttar of a report from
the toning commission and a report
concerning the offer of the Kol Well
home to the rlty for a public llMtepr
are experfed to be acted on at tbs'
some lime
87a PCtfMIYN Dll; IS H.GOBN
TKHKRAN, Persia. Julv 13.—1 AIM
At least 27f> persons Uretro klltjd
nnd kevnrai villages wiped out In
Dm-ds si Tatii Is on Tl.urs Uy und r
stood in have been csuso l ny a irloud
hng‘*
Beach Bound Plane
PlanH Stops Here |
Goldsboro w II he a regular Htop
ou a proposed week end airplane I
paitnengor service ’ from Rocky I
Mount to Wilmington, J. K. f-’al
houn, manager of tha Coastal
Plalna Airways of Rocky Mount
announced while In the city yns
terday. Date tor the tnaugnraiton
of thy service has not bean set.
Mr. Calhoun said, but It la ex- I
»p tried to be started before the |
end of the j summer saaaen. The
C oaxial plains Airways la a suh
sldlary of th* Curt lee Company. •
which 1a this Week starting a reg
ular weekend passenger service
ft ipi Raleigh to Wllmlngfort
u
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i two talked “I came to see you last
) HMurdsy eight-sod you wrr n’t hef.*."
'explained the v altwr.'* J
t 1 Ax they reached a point near Kor
nrgay stfowt, the young man sudden
I ly struck Mr. Lee In tbs back Os the
bead with his flsi- Tha ag *d man waa
knocked tn th ground, but rame up
In a moment and fbughi ojit to de
fend himself. As be arose, the young
nun struck him repeatedly In tha
iscn, hlackenlnik both eyrt., aA*r«Wdiy
bruising and ruYllaa the left chsak.
j Htiddruly the young assa'laai waa
Jolnad by hts partner, who coming
j from behind forced Mr. Ia» to Jhe
! ground and began choking" him. Ax
on Cage Two)
Solv4 Mystery of
Robbery Court €o*
A r reeled yesterday by plsja
clothas officer Cblak Rhodes. Lea
lar Hnead and Roacoe Raker,
padroes about 13 years of age,
| confessed that they atolt 1461 In
cajih aad checks from the Coxajil
Packing (Company on July d. Th#
j boys carried the officer to an
empty houss near the Gulf sta
tion on James and Mulberry and
showed him wl\ere the checks and
Canard's bank book werA hidden. I
The cash, total'** 8116, was not I
dlscovsvred. and had evldentaly I
j been spent by the boys. They I
’ were lodged la JaM taut nigh* end 1|
t will be turned over to the Java- I
nil# court. I
ODD FELLOWS
TO MEET HERE
Hop* to Have Graoii Maxtor
Present for Dtotrirt
Picate
Efforts are being mnda to have
Grand Master R. P. Hlmmonx of
Winston tlelem attend the picnic of
Odd Fellows of the B'gth District at
■ the Odd Fallows Home hare bn Jtffy
It*. II via learned yaatardsy. Mem
bers of ths Odd Fallow lodges of Mt- (
Olive. Rocky Mount. WIDon, Ter- (
boro. Elm City. Spring Hope and |
Goldsboro with their wives and fam-
Itlea will gather for the occasion
President Smith of Rocky Monnt
expects Odd Fellow* nnd their lam !
Ilian in attendance al the picnic will;
I reach a total of 2oe people.
C. O. Smith, LloV Waters, sad F <
G. Smith are the local committee la I
j charge of arranging a program for the <
effsir !l
In Forced Landing, Plane >
Ruins Some Roasting Ears
M * ■ r •
A* It t«rne<l out. the principal
damage dun* In the forced landing
*. of. pilot Wiarren Pennlngton'a Cnr
tla* Mubin monoplane Mar Griffin
pitrk yalerduy afternoon waa the da
atrnctJon oI aeveriti d»*aen perfectlr
rock! roa'n 'ear* In reality Pilot Pen
nington of the Coaatal Plain* Alr
waye, and b'a paaannger. Mlaa Adene
Royett. of near Goldaboro. tnleeed
poetlhle death liy a bare eight Inehea
I “I «u mi over Ihe city about I ,ton
feet." Mr. Paanlnaton told The Mena
■ ■•arid we went Into a cloud I turned
oft ibe motar to <»nie out and find
ntyvelf. and when I twitched her hack
an ehe *w d< *d I gueaa we were
about l.ofttl feet high lhe*»
"Brace v ogreelf' I told the voting
lady, "we aid going to have to make
a forced ItMldlna Hhe milled and
1 caught on the eida of the plane,”
"Mow did you feel when you found
youraelf up there without any pow
er’,’ The Now* naked
' ”1 didn't hava time to teal. I waa
thinking of the plana.” replied young
Pennington, young In yenra but aged
In agHnMof! experience.
note of hla Babin In
FOURTEEN PAGES TODAY
Strike Trial Judge
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< special term of Gaston
Couaty, N. C.. Saparior Conrt. Spec
ial Judge H. H Sink will noadnet the
(rial of fifteen men charged with
murder is «mxt r ll*ii with the klltt**
of Chief of Police Adderholt of Gm
toola. N. V. the chief met hie death
during a riot at striking mill haada.
PHILADELPHIA T
SEES GUN nCHT
Three Me* Left Badty Worn mM
Follow in* Gaagstor** Ga*
H*tU*
DELPHI A,
> gone blsaed tram a apeed
thrap men lay wounded a* the pave- 1
meet. -- A
The victims were Samael Janehe 1
also known aa Samael Ro**ere, M:'
Alexander Segglt Id aad Aathaay.
Plclrelll. >l. Jacobs waa wounded I* I
•he stomach, neck aad right aide.
Physician# said his tihaaeaa sos; re
covery were slight. Baggie was shat
In the stomach am! side and Plclrel
ll In (he nee head fees. Poltse eaM
the shooting was the oetgrowti at a
liquor w*r- None of the woasded
nten would talk
Young Men Charged
With Selling Boose
Daniel Lsae aad 0. Smith, younp
white men. were lodged la Jail J>ae
terday on a cheat* of do****slag aad
selling whiskey. They were arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Ernest Hales who
caught them" red-handed aa they
mad* a sale.
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SEATTLE. Wash., Ja>/ !ft-»AP)
—Cxpta.n John O- Bevvy. *B. comman
der <»f tjir Northern DMitoo of th*
the I n i*d States douxt Guard and
wdTl-’xnuwn Slipping
meti, died her* yesmrdnv
Iha dlrrctlon of tha landtag field, bat
lacked aeveral hundred feet of hav
ing aufflcloot altitude to glide onto
It. Realising that he wua going to get
on the earth before ha got to tha field
he picked tha parking apace In front
of Griffin Park The plane glided un
der the telephone wire* extending
from highway 10 to the field, hit <m
three point.-,, and took’another glide,
barely going under the telephone
wlrea .which extend from the highway
to l>r. A. H- itealey’a home by eight
Inched. Pennington eitlriflCod and
and plougod through a conWelii to
atop In a bean patch.
Penntngton'a anperh handling of
hi* plane had aaved hlmaelf. hla paa
Henger. and hla ahlp Mlaa Boyatt waa
amlllng when helped from the plane.
Wrlklng either of tha telephone
wlrea under which the ahlp gilded
would certainly have toppled her with
possible fatal or aerlooa Injurtaa to
the paaaeogera-
Exnmlnatlon of the plane after tha
landing ehowed that the wire con
necting the throttle with tha carttn*
rator hgd broken Inside Ita protecting
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
OVER OCEAN AIR
RACE IS ENDED
ON THE IST LAP
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N* Rom Fw*
Pleae Tarata* ifcdi Haar
Amree
Polish PIMM KIWI VWMi
Dm S 800 Nmt Aim
rM nm 'treae-Atiastto air toao
mu wmM Um “Mm MW*"
With about 1.00 witoa of Um roata
behind UMM iMt liHU Um fUMI
elrtaea. ‘CoM* m 4 MM* tamed s
hMk at the Mm tar Porta. At taw
hm Um IMr Pottah rtndo MptA
nwakl end Kabela tape mvoHeaopi
MfiMte motor troObta to M«M
vlatatty and to ta* ta*anMr ta**
of Um Jm
to Mplota Osoto* rtilw-l of fha
earned It to Hot* hem def to Mm«r
adreree weather mtatat J
The Pottah ntata
et nt" at. MoatomStaaUFltab
> h -MW aorta* "Mr oMtar hm
troohle."
Mere* Hum (Ho hoere Infer IwU
Following Um Marta report" not o
Ther kept afloat Oa ti
fraiehlev —b— o- ’’
picaayq tl^a
Mm "Uatte * Bewler wetted . ¥er-
Bhle weather report ta Otal^Tta
rtight (root Chtaac* ta Mat
Ceptata AIM* AJurmtavf. I Stall
(Iter, wee at lot**. ChMta «*•
teadiec te take ed prate* '*Sef
for Mew York Ml the ta* Ml s f( .Jh r
night from taeahhatta. t'
ta Lee A ape lea. Meeheet WtallW
Ited to taka an * olta* tar Mtar,
terk aad beak ta the PoaMta One*"
again la Si hater*. . ,
Meanwhile to CaUtatata, M. A Beta
ken aad L. W. Meadatl were rahtatag
after epending Ml homo, Ip aMk**
and » eeeaßds la Um atr tar * tp* .
r. fueling .nd.re.ee rewti The M
record, made a few dare ago ***• k
liltle orer ltd hoar*.
Prom (tea rraaoteea eaata oraii tk*
three new attpatoto ware kata* **•■
ned Krlk W. PVtaMf W#l Its Ha*
Hawaii to Ua POMdltaa aad *Mfm
to Lea Angela- aad Mow York. The
Raaelan goTereM*t*o edreaee porta
wae mapping out plena far a •OT*
flight to etaij la Maaeow. Ltat
Harold Rom ley ta ptaaataf 0 npa
etop night from Teooaae to Tdfcp*
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Mrs. Best Diss si
Home Near Plherifc
Following aa HlMaa o# aaenrol
week*, Mre. Tom Peat died at her
home near PthewUie at am otaodh
Thursday moralag. Ike ta aaiafeed
by her hue bead md ala ekUSro* Ska
wee a ten the wether of tdo eUMfM
who prec ended her ta the ipoo*
Hhe leevee hehWl her eeem broth
era and two atetore, I. O Woof * •*-
faet. W R. Went of aaar Pftaoata*
H T Went. MrodU Wait. Oita IN*
end Royal! Want at aaar Ptkeellle aad
Woodard Waal at WUaa* Mr* ftp
hoe Joaee ot aaar Mheellle aad Mr*
Thad Crawford at Ooldabora t
The daaaaaad wae a fatthtal aaaaa- _
her of money Creek free WW Me*
Met Cberoh. Mar taaaral mo aoa(ta*-
ed from the hem a kg her taraaoo VOO
tor. Mov. 4Jo*eo Welle of Prtaeakea
after which ahe area tad to ta* total
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