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WEA TH ER air and Colder fn West Today Cloudy Tomorrow I Locnl Teinperuturevi JI 74 40 VOL XXXVII NO 131 GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT PO8TOTICH GREENSBORO GREENSBORO RIDAY MCIRNING NOVEMBER 25 1927 24 TODAY PPIPP DAILY IVE CENTS X1UUU TEN CENTS Carolina Wins A Close Tilt rom Virginia 14 13 New Stadium Dedicated CAPTAIN A Tar Heel Star I EXTRAPOINTCRUSHES HIS IE OLD OE The Score Accurately Describes The ury of Contest 'CAROLINA SCORES EARLY In irst Quarter a Beautiful Pass Ward to Sapp Gives Chapel Hill the Edge VIRGINIA LATE STARTING! Xn the I nut Period the CnvnllcrShore Across Two Touchdon ns Cnrollnn Iler Secund Over In the Third Uy LENOIR CHAMBERS (Ste ft Correspondent ct Daily News) Hill Nov 24 Where Car captain Garrett Moreheadheld his toe straight and true once and a Virginia offside play gave him the other extra point captain Bick Cardwell erred on one placement kick after touchdown and by precisely that margin the re juvenated resurgent and remarkable Tar Heels provided the ending trium phant today for the dedication of the Kenan stadium the 31st annual game between the two state instl na Jv i ite i tutlons and 28000 persons who overflowed this magnificent memo rial before It had been formally open ed The score was 14 to 13 and It was just that kind of a game By striking suddenly with one of those long looping passes which the Tar Heels have suddenly developed to a high degree of perfection young Jimmy Ward from the center of the field hurled far to the right to the waiting arms of Sapp He took the ball in easily dodged Hushion and had crossed the goal before the first pe rlod was long under way Tnr Heels Move 1'net By a rushing assault In the third quarter the Tar Heels again carried the play deep in Virginia territory where this same Jimmy Ward shot another pass to Tom Young Young took It on his finger tips on the 10 yard line and ran the rest of the way unhindered Both times Cnptajn men won the extra point and thereby won the game But 14 to 0 and the fourth quarter 1 half found the Virginians just beginning to fight An Orange and Blue team that had never for min ute been disorganized suddenly be gan to find itself A southpaw half back named Lefty Close had been put In the game to play the merry hob with the Tar Heel defense Run ning and passing furiously Close led his teammates to the assault time and again One of his long passes was gathered In by Dick Turner tire stocky end who fought his way deep in Carolina territory Close himself took It again with a blazing rim Jo the 5 yard line and Hutter wun two plunges hurled himself over the goal line for the initial Virginia score Still' Virginia looked a long way from a serious threat at that moment and longer still when Captain Card well missed the placekick ourteen to six and the quarter In Its last moments and the game seemed still safe for Carolina Sky ull of Passes But the passes were raining all over the field One from Sloan to Turner carried to the Carolina 25 yard line and another from Close to Hushion ate up the distance all the way to the 3 yard line With the last sands of time dropping away Virginia fought like mad for the touchdown Hutter was stopped on a surging rush that carried him half across the field a whistle blew and teams and frantic crtfwds took It for the end A Virginia man had been off side however and despite the whistle the play had to be run over again five yards back This time Close dropped back to pass edged further back still looking for bls man and finally spotting no one dared all the world in one whirling twisting rush that carried him past the Tar Heel forwards and In and among (Continued on Page Thirteen) TOM YOUNG HALBACK a ew Outstanding Points On Annual Gridiron Classic Kenan Stadium Chapel HUI Kenan stadium today re ceived Its dedication in apt manner defeated her ancient grid iron enemy the University of Vlr ginla In as close and spectacular a gridiron battle as has been recorded in North Carolina and a packed house watched her do It The stadium presented to the Uni versity of North Carolina at a cost of 1300000 by JVHIfam Rand Kenan Jr an alumnus held as large a crowd as it will probably ever hold Every seat was occupied and nearly 3000 people stood about the endsof the ovalesque concrete stands or peered through the fences It was truly a battle of the cen tury so far as Virginia Carolina football Is concerned The teams were pitted each against Its equal andeach showed the other an impreg nable stone wall of defense which yielded not to battering line plunges or cross bucks Hushion Virginia quarterback fumbled for the first timje this year and his two slips led Indirectly to scoring Asfde from that however he played a brilliant game and was one of the chief threats against the Tar Heels Chapel Hill five hours after the game was over had not recovered from the rush of fans which filled its every side street and alley and hostelry Automobiles were packed back Into the residential district and police from half a dozen cities wereworking feverishly to clear them out and return the city's traffic prob lems to nqrmal Single incident to mar the conduct of the game here today waa the ex pulsion In the last few minutes of play of one player from each of the teams Jimmy Ward Carolina half back and George Taylor Virginia center were removed from the game by Referee Sharpe when they at tempted to engage In a personal fis tic encounter PRESENTATION NEW STADIUM AT CAROLINA BY JOHNSPRUNT HILL Governor McLean Is Receiver of the Gift MANY OLD STARS THERE ormer Gridiron Luminaries of University Attend the Dedicatory Ceremony GOVERNOR BYRD ON HAND Other Historic VIrgInIn CarolInn Bat tles Recalled by Their Heroes Nott Sitting in The New Stands By AV BORT (Staff Correspondent of Daily News) Kenan Stadium Nov 24 Thirty thousand football fans heard a noise falling out of the woods in the huge bowl here today while the two foot ball teams warmed for the greatest struggle at Its bottom and after the difficulty was over they learned that Kenan Stadium the football field which Carolina christened by beat ing Virginia had been dedicated and ttie good grey wizard of Duplin coun ty was in one of the vast boxes looking on The talking which the mighty mob could not comprehend had come from the east awning where Governor Mc Lean of North Carolina and Gover nor Harry lood Byrd of Virginia sat as guests of the universities Governor McLean received the 300 000 gift of Mr Kenan which John Sprunt Hill Duplin county million aire of Durham offered In the name of the philanthropist The strange voices which the crowd came from that (ar away box to the south amplified a thousand fold and sent over a crowd which coijld not un derstand what it was all about Spell It Out The university boys did everything humanly possibly to apprise the football crowd that the gorgeous spactacle which they were about to behold was the gift of this univer sity boy Two hundred of these youngsters In theirpure and perfect blue and white ran on the gridiron and shifted themselves into a A 50 yards long and half as high Here they gave nine rahs for Mr Kenan withe three "We thank Mr Kenan merely smiled nd clapped his hands He took no part In the speech making Mr Hill pre senting to the board of trustees and Governor McLean ex officin chair man receiving uttered their senti ment in the microphone and each had the rare luck of hearing his own voice over the radio: for three words behind each read by them there came a roaring echo back to the starting point and Hill and McLean knew exactly how sonorous they were The ceremony lost to the crowd (Continued On Page Eight) DERAILMENT CAUSES REROUTING TRAINS Track Blocked Near Durham No 22 and No 13 Routed By Way of Apex Southern railway passenger trains No 22 and No 13 running between Greensboro and Goldsboro were routed by way of Apex over the Dur ham and Southern and the Seaboard last night due to a derailment of five freight cars 10 miles east of Durham It was reported by railway officials last night Both trains kept to their regular schedules with only a slight delay The derailment took place late In the afternoon and did not affect the trains reaching and leaving Greens boro during the afternoon A wreck ing crew was dispatched to the scene and made quick work In clearing the tracks Train No 22 Carolina Spe cial left Greensboro on time and was due to reach Raleigh few minutes Late No 13 reached Greensboro shortly behind schedule last night eature Scores Of Outstanding ootball Games Below are few of the lending football sroren turned in hy vnrl oua trnma throughout the nation yesterday Cnrollnn 14 Virginia 13 Mercer 44 Wake orcwt State 31t South Carolina 0 Huke 48 Biivldaon 7 Elon 7i Lenoir Rhy ne 0 I 12 0 fjeorgln 20 Aluhnmn 0 Georgia Tech 18 Anhurn 33 Cornell Pittsburgh 30 Penn State Columbia 14 Syrnruse 7 Johns Hopkins 14 Maryland 7 Vnnderhllt 20 Sewanee fl lorida 20 Washington nut) Lee 7 Misslaaippi 20 Mississippi A and 12 Nebraska 27 New York univer sity 14 A Southern Methodists 28 Texas Christian 0 ormnn 2S Clemson 0 Tennessee 20: Kentucky 0 Washington 7 Oregon Denver 48 Colorado 0 St Ignatius 31 Loyola (Los Angeles) 7 Hundreds Of Visitors Throng City To Take Part In Thanksgiving Card While a groat many Greensboro people were among the estimated 26000 to 28000 who witnessed the Carolina Virginia football game at Chapel Hill and other hundreds went out of town to attend ther games or on a ylsHt many hundreds If not thousands nf people In neigh boring towns and villages came to Greensboro to spend the day enjoy Thanksgiving turkey and attend the excellent hills at the local the aters Certain It is Greensboro was far from deserted yesterday jn fact it was last night tint prob ably there were as many or more out of town cars parked on Greens Streets veaterday than any day this excepting efreus or Lindbergh day The elaborate Thanksgiving menus at the hotels and other public eating places at tracted large crowds of dlners out while It was estimated that about twice as many people attended the theaters In 1 Greensboro yesterday than on' Thanksgiving a year ago The Carolina theater which put on an excellent Keith vaudeville In rec ognition of the national holiday had two matinee and two night perform ances The crush waa so sreat for the afternoon performance that the ropjs and one door were jbroken It was good natured crowd of the ater goers but the pressure agaljist the ropes was too great The night performances were Also largely at tendedthe sidewalk the theater and the lobby of the the ater being packed with people at 8:30 o'clock waiting to witness the lat performance of the day The crowds at the CarqH yesterday resembled in size the crowds at the opening of the handsome new theater last month The National theater was reop ened yesterday for Thanksgiving and John Golden's the picture that Is the hearts and Immaginatlon of the wa witnessed by capacity houses The waiting lino when the doors opened extended along Elm street while last night there was another waiting crowd for the last performance the seating capacity of the house being taxed for the first night performance The Alamo also had Its crowds both afternoon and night while Lewis Stone and Anna Nilsson In Ladles" was witnessed by good sized audiences With the opening of the new Caro lina and the reopening of the Na tional Greensboro Is now the amuse ment penter fit the kdmonU TWO GUARDS AND SIX CONVICTSKILLEDWHEN PRISONERSSTAGE RIOT Twenty Two Men Wounded at olsom Calif Prison MEN STILL HOLDING OUT Guardsmen and Other Officers Numbering More Than 500 Battling 1200 Convicts ACT WITH GREAT SPEED The Men at Pre Arranged Signal Begin Shouting rind Stubbing Guards Locked Cell House Prevent General Escape olsom Prison Calif Nov (AP) Eight men were dead and 22 wounded after hours of fighting In alsom state prison where rioting tonight had settled down Into a bitter siege between revolting convicts va riously estimated to number between 1200 and 2000 desperate men more than 500 militiamen deputy sheriffs and others officers Two guards and six convicts were dead and three guards 17 convicts a police officer and the warden's secre tary were wounded Three of the wounded convicts are dying' The first outbreak came shortly before noon with such speed that the guards were takep captive in the cell house and held there tonight un able to communicate a connected ac count of the proceeding The con victs turned upon their guards at a pre arranged' signal shooting and stabbing one to death Anothen'guard an aged man dropped dead from ex citement 0 Planned to Escape jlo Hills 0 After overwhelming the guards the prisoners had planned thoe familiar with the surroundings said to malw a rush for the prison yard and out Into othe hills Oie section of the prison contains no wall But the foresight of the prison officials pre vented this They had ordered the key to the cell house removed after the door had been locked and the prisoners were preparing to enjoy a motion picture as a Thanksgiving day treat The secretary was shet in the hip early ln the evening as art attempt was made to dislodge the' men by tear gas bombs The prison ers answered the bombs jvlth bullets striking down the prison official and grazing the arm of a policeman The first open barrage of the from their barricaded cell houie brought a reply of more than 200 shots fired through the windows by the reputy sheriffs prison official! and traffic officers The guardsmen held their fire having been under orders not to fire until a given The five convicts and the 17 wounded are reported by prison of ficials to have been struck down by fired through the windows The dead guards are Ray jingle ton stabbed during the first fray and Charles Gilles oldest guard at the prison who dropped dead near the prison gate Traffic Officer Bon ntface was grazed by a bullet The others suffering from bullet and stab wounds were Neil AlDaly and Charles Gorhanson guards Worden Make Escape Warden Cwcl Smith who had been a virtual prisoner in his own castle all day made his escape at dusk on the earnest insistence of Meek personal representative of Governor Young at the prison Smith at the coming of dusk his way out of the administration building to the wall and came around In the shadows Meek insisted that he come to the outer walls and aid In direct ing the siege on the prisoners al though he argued should stay in the administration building Charles Neumiller president of the prison directors and McLaugh lin also were on the grounds The battle forces are directed bjAdjutant General Mlttlestaedt and Colonel Wallace Mason commander of the 184th infantry of the national guard Mlttlestaedt was called here from San rancisco and made the trip in an airplane furnished by the army authorities aY Crissy field HEAVY SEAS DRIVING SHIP SLOWLY ASHORE Japanese Vessel With Crew Aboard Is Being Worked On Sands A On Pacific Coast Copalis Wash Nov 24 rounded on the stern by a heavy aea and dragging her anchors through the sandy bottom the Japanese freighter Tnpalnsan Maruc with her crew of 40 aboard was gradually be ing driven ashore here late today while tugs and steams stood by un able to help While feeling hv way Into Harbor early today the freighter ran afoul of a long sand bar In which her anchors were unable to liold against a rising Ude and a surf churned by a 40 mlle wind While a breeches buoy was being brought here by horse and wagon from a nearby life saving station would be recuers stood helplessly on the shore and on tugs In the harbo unable to approach the vessel In the turbulent surf Sailers were running about the decks of the stranded craft while the lifeboats hung useless over the sides Dramatic Soprano CHIE EXECUTIVE SETS lonel Bratianu Long Makes Debut With Power Behind Rumania The Metropolitan Throne Dies Suddenly 4 Dies Suddenly THEN A TURKEY DINNER OBSERVANCE GENERAL REAL CAUSE LEAVING NEW PREMIER APPOINTED XIISS 1E0X0H CoitOXA dowager BUSINESS VIEWS (Continued On Page Eight) 76 0 Ct lnthls IInrU'4 Island of ey al Azores Nov 76 48 a iM employ 46 58 the an turkeys uted on football will be en co hailed by fnr Carol win nexU dis pur Mr son De 0 0 0 0 0 fn 68 72 56 VintiLi regency army In 74 80 52 80 60 80 76 74 60 48 70 7 76 80 60 78 GERMAN AIRPLANE IS UNABLE TO TAKE EXAMPLE OR NATION OR THANKSGIVING DAY BADIN MAN DAUGHTER AND SDN OUND DEAD PROSPECT RETURN IS STRONGER WITH END Tree liers of Junkers Ship Try Detper ately But Plane Refuses to Take to Air 234 tylt left the The Wills of Carol and Bra tianu Clashed and ormer Renounced His Heritage em today are alternative Industry Cicero Ritchie and Two Chil dren Asphyxiated Electrical Experiments part of the luckless Leonosa Maetinelll appeared In one of his noted roles as Marlco Miss Corona whoso name orlglnal Cohrone Is daughter of Cohrone Texas federal She spent her childhood studying piano at her mother's behest At 18 when her teachers realized her vocty possibilities she gave up the piano and took up vocaf training After a few years she went to Italy where she scored successes In many operatic roles President Gets Up Early and Does Some Work On His Speech to Congress PREMIER nRATIAXV Of Buiiiunla Nd one as Mrs had the New Model "Will Exhibited December But None Available or Sale gland In the jaw When aliave his bear and then yielded times but recog Coniplluntlon Of DlKrnMcn ollowing Operation BrKiitt In Aged Death At Bnchnrrflt Develop ments In the English textile Indus try particularly the woolen sections are following closely those reported from New in the woolen Industry have notified their worker that it Is adeemed Impossible to restore prosperity un less wages are reduced and there fore the expiring wage agreement will ot be renewed The Industrial council has been trying to effect an amicable settle ment of the difficulty but the ne gotlJtlons have been fruitless so far The negotiation have not been brok en off however The main stumbling block ta the Insistence of the employ ers that the wage question should be disposed of first whereas the work ma main mat methods for help! the ar available and should equal consideration by the ers could nofr make this way upstairs He tried to awaken the others by shout ing from the outside His cries aroused Marie Barry the niece and Mary Clara the oldest daughter Marie Barry attempted to run'fcdowo the stairs but the flames blocked her way and with her hair on fire she broke a window on the second floor and jumped to the ground her back and foot were In jured Clara ran into a room where some of the other children were asleep She watf not seen again Arthur Leary the brother of the host r'anaged to get Barry Leary 16 the oldest aon out through a window Barry was severely Mim ed but will recover Arthur went back again to save others but lost his own Mrs Leary and two small children Helenand Catherine escaped with out injury The Ira is ed in tfte kitchen The Pouse ground and tlzs could not be recovered until th fire' had subsided Hltehie andohisjson Buren found dead in the kitchen the experiments were being while Miss Huth who hnd re in an adjoining room was in bed life extlnft the house NEW PRODUCT ON DISPLAY SHORTLY The Junkers 1230 again failed today in an attempt to take off on Its projected transatlantic flight 'to the United States The plane carrying five alwnen and one passenger Lillie DUleiz made determined but futile efforts early this morning to hop off for but at length returnedfcto the harbor under tow 'A propeilersblftde was bent during the effort buthe plane otherwise was undamagek English Textile Operators Plan To Cut Pay elsewhere: Min 30 40 54 52 60 60 40 3f) 38 48 nJ 74 lie Had Been Principal Oppo neht of Ex Prince Many of Washington Officials Prepare Tn Irnve rftpifnl or New York To Attend the Army Nnvy rootball Game Attends Church Services Dur ing the Morning jutd Buren 14 were their home on Willow night victims ot a generated while Mr making electrical experiments The gruesome find was made afterMrs Ritchie and her little son Jcc Blx ears old returned home the theater? hout Ritchie started to open the 'tooths residence but the fumes sBostrong that She was forced 000n orecast hy States Washington Nov 24 (AP) Vir glnla: air and colder riday: Sat urcty increasing cloudiness with rising temperature North Carolina: air somewhat colder in north and west portion ri day Saturday increasing cloudiness warmer In west portlon South slightly cold er In north portion riday Saturday Increasing cloudiness Georgia: air somewhat colder in north portion Saturday Saturday Increasing cloudiness warmer in northwest portion East Texas: riday partly cloudy warmer In northwest Saturday fair West Texas: riday fair warmer In north portion Saturday fair brother by theIth the with any demon When Six Perspns Lose Lives Iii Blaze 00000000000 believedto have start pantry adjoining the was burned to the the bodies of the vlc Malone Nov 24 A happy Thanksgiving reunion was transformed into tragedy todaywhen fire took six lives at the home of Walter Leary at North Lawrence ive of Mr children and his brother perished Two of the vic tims lost their Jives while trying to save others The dead: Arthur Leary 50 brothr of Wal ter Leary Mary Clara 20 a senior at St Lawrence university Evelyn 13 Rita II Esther 9 and James 7 children of Walter Arthur Ltary MarygjClara Learj and Majle Barry a niece of Mrs Leary gathered at the Leary home last night for the Thanksgiving re union with the other members of the family There was a happypartjV followed by a later supper and all retired at 1 a Walter Leary who Wept on the first floor of the house arose at o'clock this morning and upon open ing the kitchen door he found the room filled with smoke The flames were sweeping through the second story of the house and Mr Leary (Sneclalo Dally News) Badin ov Cicero Ritchie nnd two of his children Ruth found dost! Io street here to poisonous gas Ritchie was Bucharest Rumania Nov (AD lonel Bratianu arch enemy of the exiled former Crown Prince I Cnrol died today The dying prime minister was com forted In his last hours by a visit from mother the Queen Marie young quickly appointed rules it bls stead readiness to deni stfations by sympathizers with Carol Tie vl11 be noting premier until after the funeral which has been set for Sunday The 63 yenr old premier died from a complication of ailments after nn operation intended to relieve throat trouble His death is iioved to boon hastened by the recent failure Qj convict Mlnhil Manolioscii of plotting to restore Carol to the throne as the acquittal was 'his opponents ns a victory in hl desire to return to from rance Bratianu underwent an yesterday for an abscess New York Nov Miss Leonora Corona youthful dramatic soprano of Dallas Texas who gained fame as a prhna dona In various South American opera companies last year made her debut with the Metro politan Opera company today The young slnge whose first au dition before General Manager Gattl Cassuzza brought her an Immediate offer of a contract shares the boards with Martinelli in a special Thanks giving matinee performance of Miss Corona sang the and Thanksgiving Reunion Turns To Tragedy Allch Nov Henry new rar which oftl8 clals of the ord Motor company say will be responsible for the ex I penditure of ncarlyclght hundred) million dollars for labor nnd mate during will be given Its first public showing In the United States Canada and Engfand on ri day December 2 ord announced today Coincident with the announcementof ths showing of the new car which will be known as the came a re vl Av of world business condi lons fron Henry ord fn which the manufacturer explained his suspen sion of activities since early last summer when re toollng of the ord plants begmi in preparation for the new model outlook for the coming year is based on ample evidence of con tinued Increasing material pros ord declared wealth Is Increasirr Individuals have more money Taxes are on th1 decrease and governmental economy has made for better business In all buy when they have money They become cautious in their expendituresonly when money becomes scarce Money is not scarce today nor will it become so next year In my opinion Therefore we will have what we visualLje as pros perity outlook for 1928 Is simply a matter of production Production means the consumption of materials nnfl 1'ihnr All nrrwfnrf nn I country Is either holding its own Oor increasing ana believe that It continue to lncv ase during theyear That will mean greater tributlon of money and greater chasing Approximately 70000 men are ployed in the ord plants I ord stated and these men earning more then the 90000 men who were employed at the main man ufacturing plants at the height of the Model production Although officials of the ord Motor company would not comment on the possible date when the new car will he available to purchase) they stated that for more than a month the chlel manufacturing plants of the ord company have been producing cars for capacity production of Xhe new cars 33 assembly plants Indhe United States shortly after the first of the year It was Intimated that dealers throughout the country will be able to secure but one car for display purposes on next riday and that it will be more than a month before any models will go on sale ord officials refused to make any state ment regarding the regular produc tion schedule for the new model from Mrs door were back Help was called and windows of the house had to be torn away before anyone could enter Air were here made tired found else was Jn Ritchie anV her younger son gtje to the theatcreurlUrnJjn evening Mr Kttehle was employed by 'Tnllaeena mmnnnV AM electrical mechanic ami was reputed to be electrical wizard In the kitchen was found a battery with wires leading from It Into ajar con taining some kind of fluid umes coming front the jar hnd spread all over the houe and for a tlmo after the windows had been smashcdltras impossible to remain inside The todies of daughter son taken to a local under parlor tonight No fukerai arrapgements have been made sides his wife and son htre Ritchie is survived by another Sylvester who is working In troit Mich Temnerntnre nnd Rainfall Washington Nov Weather bureau records of tempera ture nnd rainfall for the iy hours onMng 8 in tneprlncfpnl cot ton growing areas ana Station Max Alpena Asheville Atlanta Atlantic City Birmingham Charlotte Chicago Denver Detroit El Galveston Jacksonville Key West Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Meridian Miami Mobile New Orleans New York San Antonio San rancisco Tampa Vicksburg Wilmington Washington Nov In keeping with th call wt President Coolidge the nation gave thanks again today for another year ot divine favor In Washington as elsewhere the people assembled In their churheg for appropriate Thanksgiving day religious services The President anf Mrs Coolidge participated in those of the irst Congregational church held before noon in theater the congregation being required to use other buildings while Its own Is un dergoing repairs Other government officials and members the diplomatic corps went to the churches of their faithand large number of the Latin and South American diplomats attended the ian Amerlcan mass In St Pat Catholic church Serenaded Ry Band Returning from the day services Mr Coolidge was sere naded by the army band on the front lawn of the White House several thousand having gathered there for the program Thai Preside wlth Mrs Coolidge listened to the music from the foyer of the executive mansion and went out ufider the portico when the bapd concluded Its selections with the Star Spangled Banner Later they Dosed with the band Tor pictures Services thAter like wise were attended by a capacity crowd The President and Airs Cool Idgte were iccompanfed bvMr and Mrs rank Stearns of Boston who were the only White House guests at the turkey dinner balmy autumn er Mrs Coolldgeo wore A gown of green velvet wltlfout a coat and a small tyiece of mink at Jier throat Her hat also was of green velvet and ief shoes mwl stocking were russet Although the day was sbent quiet ly at the White House Mr Coolidge 'rose early today to work for several hours on his message to Congress After 8hfrt walk he joined Mrs Coolidge for the two block drive to church services i Thanksgiving Message I Jlev Jason NobJc pierce pastor of the church a sermon on the meaning of choosing as his text the 10th and 11th verses of the ninth Adapter of Second Corinthians Be fore beginning his sermon he read from Mr Thanksgiving proclamation As at the executive offices other government departments gave them selves over to the holiday ManyWashingtonians spent the afternoont the George Washington Catholic university football game wMch hns come to be considered an integral parf of the festivities here To morrow the annual trek of govern ment officials and army and navy officers to the Army Navy game in New York Saturday gin Just which of the three sent to the President vas the White House Thanksgiving din ner table this noon was kept a secret but the throe birds were splendid specimens Thu year passed without the arrival ot such a novel table WE MAKES DISCOVERY 0 operation A to tonsllitis A silver tube was inserted in his windpipe to nkl in breathing Lafe In the nigh hdwsver othe premier almost stran gled his temperature went up and he Buffered considerable pain Take Despcrntc Steps Tn a Inst heroic effort to save the Man of Rumania surgeons removed a disensed side of the lower surgeons started to he demurred nt first He was delirious at mated those around him nlthriigh tov enfeebled to speak to them Members oftho cnblnct were at his bcAlalia £nd Queen Mnrle who visited him in the evening kept In constant tele phonic coniuifinicatlon with those ftthe bedside The premier who recently had hi fluenza suffered a recurrence of ne phritis Inflamatlon of kidney) after the operation Lnterwhen his kidney refused to function and urptlclmia began to spread toward his heart and lungs the physicians administered oxygen The physician who was among those at tending him told the Associated Press that there was little nope ot saving him at this time Just as the physicians were 'Abandoning hope Bratianu with supreme courage and unable to speak becauae of the silver tube asked for a pad and paper and wrote the following note to his young secretary otlno: not Be impatient I shall make alSagQod The dying man then fell asleep after renewed inhaleations ot oxygen Bidden J'nreivell When physicians came to the conclusion that only a miracle could save Bratianu last rites were admin istered and his nearest relatives ba da him farewell 18 As a last reaortSiurgeons created On rage Three) SCHOOL TEACHER DIES ATER AUTO COLLISION Miss Hitdegarde Robert atally Hurt and Two Companion Painfully Bruised (Special to Kinston Nov Alleged care lessness waa blampd today for death tn a hospital hr? late lnt nigbt of Miss Hildegards Roberts 21 a teacher The girl was en routa with IL Roberta her cousin and Eppye Dcbnarn from Snow Hill to Mount Olive for the Thanksgiving holidays when an automobile in which they were riding crashed Into one driven hy Ed Allen negro Miss Roberta was badly mangled and her companions painfully Injured Authorities declared Allen rov4 out of a side road Inin the pafb nf the other car He was jailed at Snow Hili The accident Ymcurred a miles north of hre Miss Roberts the daughter of Samuel Roberts well known Wayne county fanner jSr it a 8 it a 1 lit.