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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
It's True

Early charters for tho railroads in
New England were framed on tho
supposition that they would be used
like turnpikcs, and provided that
anyone might enter upon them with
his own engines and cars. by paying
tolls. And persons actually did this.
Tho sO-callcd French" phone re-
Gently adopted in this country was
invented by an American two years
after Bell brought out his telephone.
and adopted in France first after
having been turned uowu over here.
Gargling isn't any help to sore
throat or laryngitis. (X-ray studies
made of garglng shows that the liq-
uid almost never reaches the inflam-
cd surfaces. and gargling may even
interfere with the healing of the in
fection by disturbing the organ that
needs rest most of all.
The crown cmblazoncd on all Brit
ish stamps. postoffices. telephone
booths and official documents is
wrong It has only seven pearls on
either side, while the British Crown
which it is supposed to represent has
nine.
Edward J. Erickson, San Jose, Calf.
says we erred in stating that Edison
discovered wireless and didn't know
it, and explains: "In radio we use Or
dinary electricity to give rise to the
electromagnetic waves used. But if
you will refer to his records YOU will
find that he claims It Nhc effect he
discovered differed from electricity
ioii IN
which it's sparks were at first at
tributed-in that it's sparks were diff
ferent in appearance and effect Quot
ing, "It differs from electricity in
general in it's entire independence of
polarity. Tt will not charge a Ley
den jar. 1t has no effect upon cleo
tros' hpes or galvanOmeters--I sug-
gest that as I have freely laid my
self open to criticism by presuming 9
to believe in the capacity Of Nature
to supply a new form of energy,
which presumption rests upon ex-
jeriment," etc.
But it's Erue that while Edison
did not he had detected a new form
of energy, he didn't know what it
was or it's possibilities
William Franklin, son Of BENJAMIN
Franklin, went over to the British
side during the Revolution. and was
, held prisoner by the Continental Army
during two Of tho years his father
was working to free this country from
'. Britain
Some snakes travel by first stretch
ing out their skins and then moving
their bodies in their skins.
Queries, reproofs, etc. arc wei.
coined by Clark Kinnaird.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
NOTICE.

The property hereinafter described
having been Offered for sale on The
9th. day Of December 1895, and a bid
of $6S7.OO received for same and
thereafter such lid having been rails
ed to $72f.35 and an order OF resale
having been made by the Clerk Of
Superior Court Of Vance County:
Now pursuant to said order OF resale
and under and pursuant to the terms
and conditions Of that certain deed
of trust dated tho 10th. of Sept. 1929
executed by w. T.. Walker and wife
and Il. A. Walker, Jr., Of record Book
l51 Page SAT Vance Registry, the un-
dersigned will offer for sale at twelve
o'clock at courthouse door in Vance
county for cash to highest bidder on
saturday the 4th of January 1886 the
following described real property viz
All those certain six houses and
lots as contained and described in
ueed from T. S. kittrell, Commission
cr' to w. e. and r. A. Walker, Jr.,
GATED Nov. 5, 1924, Of record book
'5Z Page 175 and designated in said
oced as numbers /, 2, 3, 4, 5, and
Of which reference is here made for
more detail and special boundaries,
Sald property being situate in South
Henderson
This 10th. of December, 1885.
G/ D.. P. McDUFFEE,
Trustee;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
Today in History.

1906 Virginia Company of London's
three ships carrying d little over 100
colonists sailed for Virginia.
1875 Thomas Paine's first Crisis
beginning, "Thesc arc tho times
that try mems souls"--appearcd in
the Pennsylvania Packet. AS much AS
victorious battle. this revived the
dropping ardor of both the patriots
and the army.
I777 Washington's army went into
headquarters at Valley Forge
where for several months they cn-
dured such suffcrings "as our fore-
fathers could not speak Of without
IL shudder."
1904 u. S. Supreme Courts decision
that railroads must provide safety ap-
pliances.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
. TODAY y
Today's Anniversaries

1852 Lewis Littlepage, Virginan
soldier Of fortune, soldier i nmany
armies, Polish court officer and dip
lomat. born in Hanover County Va.
Died July 19, 1902.
1914 Edwin NJ Stanton, the Ohio
lawyer who moved successfully to
Pittsburgh and Washington, d. c., u.
S. Attorncy-General, Lincoln's great
Secretary Of War, born at Stcuben-
vile. Ohio. Died in Washington, Dec.
d, 1869.
1929 Jane C. Croly, known as tbs
first American newspaper woman
magazine editor. author, correspond
ent. New York City feminist ana
woman leader, born i'll England. Died
in New York, Dec. %, 1901.
1929 Ada l.. Howard, first prcsi-
dent of Wellesley College, with the
added distinction Of being the first
president of womans college III the
world born at Temple, N. II. Died
in Brooklyn, N. Y, March 5, 1907.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina!
BY FRED H. MAY

/ How did the North Carolina pris-
oncrs at .IohnsonS Island send u
letter to Governor Vance?
2 How much did the value Of school
houses in the State increase from
1908 to 1928?
3 What two North Carolina born
men engaged in a bloody fight in a
Nashville Hotel?
4 When did James *. Polk, Neck
lcnburg county boy who became Pres
idcnt enter the Legislature of Tenn
cSsCc?
s What extra inducCmcnt was offer
cd Revolutionary War officers to
keep them in service?
6 What early custom Of boxing
pine trees did crown officials want a
stop put to?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
Answers

In some way the North Caro-
lima soldiers in the u. S. military
prison at JohnSon5 Island, near
Sandusky. Ohio. secured a newspaper
that carried a report of Governor
Vance's Wilkesboro speech. A letter
expressing their confidence, love and
devotion to him as governor Of the
State, and praiSing him for his un-
firing energy in carrying on the Con-
federatc cause, was written and sign
ed by over 200 North Carolinians in
the prison. The letter was Secrctcd
in the clothing of a sick COmradc who
was paroled to go home and brought
to North Carolina.
In 1908 the average white school
house was calucd at $50; in 1928 this
value had increased to $2336Y.
3 Andrew Jackson, born i'll that pOr-
tion OF Mccklenburg now Union, and
Thomas III. Benton, born in Orange
county Jackson became President Of
the United States and Benton NOV
Cd to Missouri and was sent to the
i United States Senate for more years
than any other man. The fight wa,
over Jacksons acting as second at
u duel between Bcntons brother and
! another young man, William Carroll.
James X. Polk was elected in
1923 to the legislature of Tennessee.
, Hc was then % years old. When I,
.. boy he had moved to Tennessee with
! his father. and entered school there
| in 1913 In 1915 he came back to North
| Carolina and became student at
! the University. After his graduation
! with highest honors he returned to
Tennessee to establish himself in law
and politics.
In 1778 the legislature adopted a
resolution to allow them half-pay for
a term Of seven years from that
time, regardless of when the war
| ended. The war closed carly in 1888
! which gave tho officers two addition
| al years salary at half,pay. In 1885
| another act was passed which gave
| these salaries to the wives and chill
dren of any officers who had lost
their lives during the war
| 6 Henry McCulloch wrote London
authorities, at has been a practice
Cf long standing in the colony for
people to box pine trees for turpen-
tine and burn light wood for pitch
and tar without taking out patants
| for land" He asked that the gov
Crnor be instructed to put a stop to
! the practice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

BY virtue of the power cOntalncn
in a Deed in Trust executed by Matt
Davis, it being executed to secure TIE
purchase price Of the following de-
scribcd real cstatc) recorded in lbc
office Of the Register of Deeds Or
Vance County in Book 15t. on page
SOP. default having been made in the
payment Of the debt therein secured
on the request Of the holder Of the
same. | shall sell for cash. by pDblIc
auction. at the Court House door ~
Henderson, N. c., to the highest bid
der, at 1900 o'clock, noon on the 30'o
day of December. 1885 the following
described property:
That certain tract of land former!
known as the Charlie Buchan OF
GOvernlock Place containing ia II
acres more or less, situate on the cast
side Of the Road known as the SaF
terwhitc Road, about miles nOrIh-
ward from the City Of Henderson III
Vance County, bounded by the lalo'
of S. II. SattcrWhitc, Carroll ana ou"-
crs. 80 81 acres of the above trd'1
have been sold to Frank Spain an"
are not conveyed in this Decd. Nv
total number of acres herein conVcyc'
being IA acres more or less
Note For a more accurate dcScrIP~
ton see Deeds Of Record in Fan''
County Register Of Deeds Office
JASPER 3. HICKS,
Trustee.
N. c.,
November %, 1885. -.=se&@
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
TOdaV'S BIRTHDAYS

Ambrose Swasey Of Cleveland, tclc-
scope maker philanthropist and civic
worker, born at Exeter. N. H.. SO
years ago.
y U. S. Senator Gerald p Nyc Of
North Dakota, born at Hortonville.
Wis, 43 years ago.
DR.. Donald y. Armstrong, Of New
York City. noted hygienist, born at
Bangor, Pa, 49 years ago.
Oliver La Farge H., of Rhode Is
land, novelist, born in New York, "a
years aio.
Carle G. Conway Of New York
board chairman OF Continental Can
born at Oak Park, H. SO years ago
Prof. Charles c. Darwin, OF Edin-
burgh University, professor of nat
ural history. grandson OF the great
cvolutionist, born 4S years years ago
Bronislaw Hubcrman, world-ramed
Violinist, born III Poland, SO years
ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
Copyright. 1885, for this Newspaper
by Central Press Association

Thursday, Dec. 10; national holl-
day in Vonczuola; st. Nicholas Day
in Greek Catholic calendar, legal
holiday in Yugoslavi. Fifth from last
Christmas shopping day. Moon: last
quarter.
Storms that start in the northwest
and move southeastward do not gath
er great intensity until they begin
to recurve to the north. East "a the
Rocky Mountains, a storm which
moves to the left of it's normal track
increases in intensity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

Today's native will possess liter
airy abilities or a high order, the
trend being toward romance or I'M
aginativc whiting, though there is
some lack Of direction of force and
possibly Of initiative. 1t may be that
a disposition to work over old ma
terial may prevent tho best results
for there is plain indication that al
though considerable success follows
this degree, there is danger OF fall
ing under the condemnation Of pub.
lie opinion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
.4pIsT eon Si-.aLA rOE cESIsT
Uiflli5 i l6f@0d
-1ss S.a =. y 9. = Al. .. . I.!Azls llt =.

Publish the Word And these words
which l command thee this day, shall
be in thine heart: And thou shalt
teach them diligently unto thy chill
dren, and shalt talk Of them when
thou sittest in thine house, and when
thou walkcst by the way, and when
thou licst down, and when thou riscst
up. And thou shalt write them upon
the posts Of thy house, and on thy
gates.-Deuteronom Go, z, 9,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Bdck PGgc

I Michigan.
1927.
3 a section of n circular cone made
by a plane parallel to III element or
generatix.
Edgar Allan Poe.
English chemist.
Marbleton. Canada.
lshtar. or Istar.
Alexander the Great
8 Paraguay.
10 Over La Fargo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
Today is the Day
Bv CLARK KIEiNAIRD

of restless soldiers left jobleSS by the
termination of the long wars with
France, eagerly backed a scheme OF
the London Company to put some
of them to work planting settlements
in America.
Dec. 10 180O-John Jay refused to
become chief justice Of the Supreme
Court of the United States. He had
served one term, then resigned to
become envoy to Britain and COVER
nor of New York. Offered another,
he preferred to live in ease as a
country gentleman, unique in having
rejected one of the nations two high
est posts.
Dec. 10 1S14-Edwin NJ Stanton was
born in Stoubenville, Ohio. He-thc
secretary Of war i'll Lincoln's cabinet
was an associate justice of the Su-
premc Court of the United States
under the strangest circumstances in
history Stanton was chosen when
Justice r. G. Gricr offered his rcsig-
nation. But fate decreed that Justice
Grier should remain on the bench
until his successor hac been appoint
cd confirmed, commissioned, died
and was buried.
Is Years Ago Today-Constantin
deposcd king of Greece, was recalled
to his throne.
History repeats, George (son of
Constantino) who was depOeed on
the third anniversary of his fathers
recall has just been restored to the
throne. Constantine wasn't, and
George, isn't Greek.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

1852 Albert A. Nicholson, famed
physicist of the University OF Chi
cago, Nobel prizewinncr, born in
Germany. Died at Pasadena, Cal,
May 9, 1881.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
Notable NatiViticS

Ford Frick, born 1894, president of
National (BasebalD League-Gerald
p. Nye, born 1892, senator from North
Dakota-F. II. Fljozdal, born 1868 in
Iceland, president of the Brotherhood
of Maintenance Of Way Employees.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
TndnY'S Yesterdays

December 10, 1916-Threc ships
sailed away from London with 1O5
cmigrants for the new land in tho
west. These were the emibrants who
established Virginia and it's famed
First Families.
The expedition was an emergency
unemployment relief measure. King
James 1, harrasscd by large numbers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

SLIGHTLY USED LIVING ROOM
suites, $3.50 up. New three piece
living room suites, extra good val
ucs, $3.50. See our toy department
for real values. Home Furniture Ex-
change, 1O1 Garnctt St, Phone 80.
14-tr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
WANT ADS

A COURSE AT THE HENDERSON
Business School will help you to be
SURE Of yourself and SURE Of
your future. New term begins Janu-
uary 6.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

WANTED: BOYS BICYCLE. IN
good condition and reasonably
priced Call 592-W. Address Box SIT.
lS-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
NOTICE OF TUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION.

In the Superior Court
North CarOlina:
Vance County:
Charlie II. Stevenson. Plaintiff
vs..
lila Mac Benson Stevenson. DCfcm-
dant
The Defendant, lila Mae Benson
Stevenson, will take notice:
That an action as above entitled
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Vance County, North Caro-
lima, against her, to secure a divorce
absolute on the grounds Of two years
separa ton. And the said defendant
will further take notice that she !"
required to appear at the office OF
the Clerk of the Superior Court oil
Vance County. at the courthouse ID
Henderson, N. c., ON the 18th day o'
December, 1885 and answer or dcmuT
to the complaint in said action, or
;hc PLAINTIFF will apply TO the CoUr'
for the relief demanded in the con-
plant.
This the nth day of NoycmbeF
1885.
Il. O. FALIiNlGR,
Clerk Superior Court, Vance County,
North Carolina
II. Il. Carter,
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
All tOrrnS OF
INSURANCE
RENTALS = REAL
ESTATE
Al. B. Wester
phone 1891
phone I28-J
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified before the Clerk
of the Superior Court Of Vance Coun-
ty as executor under the VIII Of the
late Mrs. Florence Fidelia Edwards,
this is to notify all persons hayin.
claims against her said estate TO pre-
sent them to me within twelve
months from date or this notice will
be plead in bar Of any recovery there
of. All persons indebted to the estate
of the deceased will please make i'm
mediate sediment
This 1fth day of November 1888.
j. B. w. OVERTON,
Executor.
Box 952 Rocky Mount, N. c.
j. M. Peace, Attorney
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

TURKEY GIVEN FREE. - BUY
your fireworks now. Win turkey
free at Harris Fireworks STAND.
One chance with every dollar spent.
South William street at City limits.
17-1tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19
First World War Day-bv-Dav

20 Years Ago Today-It became
known that Britain and France were
ending their disastrous Gallipoli cx-
pcdition. 1t overshadowed all other
war news Of the month, for the con-
tinued control Of the Dardancllcs by
the Tcutonic allies was a portcnt Of
SO many things-a prolonged war,
possible collapse Of Russia. greater
prestige and more allies for the
German-Austro- Bulgar-Turk alliance,
damaged morale among French ana
British forces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

GIVE HIM A MANS GIFT
from a mans store. We sug-
gest shirts, neckwear, belt
set, hosiery, bath robe, fit
ted case, StetsOn or Mallory
hat and many other gifts.
Come in and see them. Tuck
er Clothing Go. 19-1ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

LIVER SPOT
ted, slightly ticked, Pointer
dog on Cooper farm near
Kelly's Cross Roads, Monday
afternoon. Any information
will be appreciated. Call
telephone 1O1. d. Boyd Kim
ball. 17-19-21.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

Observation Ward: there's mount
cd shark on display in store Off
Broadway and it's getting crowds OF
the curious -. Now many OF the
oopsiest night clubs place empty
champagne glasses on every table,
in the hope that diners may take the
hint New Years Eve tariffs in
>, tho cabarets and hotels range from
81 TO $50 per couple -. The $5O' at
such places as the French Casino the
Waldorf and the Versailles, include
rattlcs, funny hats and maybe a cock
tail or so -. l am told that the man
agements Of several of the big night
places plan to surprise parties the
night of Dec. 81 with the bestowal OF
bottles of free champagne on every
couple -. But it's not philanthropy
The idea is that after one bottle
others will follow -.
Following a custom of years, this
reporter will go to bed at II p. m.
New Years Eve.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

SEE ME- FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS
candy, fruits, and nuts. Prices will
please you. j. r. Williams Fruit
Store, North Henderson. 173ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

WAX YOUR FLOORS WITH LOU
Ann Wax for Christmas! A two lb.
can for 75c. A guaranteed wax
value at "Thc Place of Values
Phone 33. Alex S. Watkins 19-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

HEADQUARTERS FOR ASPHALT
shingles, roll roofing and building
paper. Tanner Roofing Co. EOd.tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

CHRISTMAS CANDY, FLORIDA
oranges, fresh load coming Satur-
day Nice lot Virginia apples. c. T.
Nethery near Fire Station. 18-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

New York, Dec. Manhattan
PotpOurri: A late visit to Lindy's
the other night, where the Broadway
boys rave and roar into the dawning
-. Much Eabblc about superstitions,
always dear to the hearts of hooters,
at big table full Of actors, musicians
and small and big timers -. The
appearance Of the number 13 SO many
times in the saga OF Bruno Haupt-
mann had touched off the talk; sent
enced ON the 18th, he got his rejection
of appeal from the Supreme Court on
the 18th Friday) and is scheduled
to die Jan. 18th -.
And so l acted wise and rceled off
some facts about Lily Fons, the
warbling lady -. She was born, I re-
called learncdly, April 13; began her
singing career at 13; the letters in
! the title Of her starrcr. II Dream Too
| Much" ) add to 13 and the letters in
the names Of producer and lead
j ing man of that film --Pandro S.
h Berman and Osgood Perkins-each
= told 13 . But there were few polite
cxclamations and someone wanted to
know what all that had to do with
Bruno Hauptmann SO l wander
ed away in a huff ...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

WANTED ASH LOGS, SEE, WRITE
or wire Clinton Lumber Co., Clinton,
N. G.. 18-27ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

The transfer of Comics Inn from
Harlem to Broadway seems now to
have proved successful, after an in
itial period of uncertainty ... Con-
ME zimmerman, enterpreneur of sepia
advertisements, is a character of
Of curious history where lights are
bright -. He started along. toward
success many names, including Joseph
inc Baker. Cab Galloway, Fats" Wall
or and many another brownskln en-
tcrtainer ... Amassing a fortune out
Of his Harlem nitcry in days Of pro-
hibition and the menace Of gangdom,
he lost most Of it at baccarat tables
and race tracks go. He's a born
: gambler and can't resist the urge -.
Later a rare disease nearly cost him
i both legs. but Henry Ford's personal
physician treated them successfully
Now Connie is on the way. Broad
way rumor says, to another bankroll.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

CALL us WHEN IOU WANT
choice Western meats or Ballard'S
flour. Complete stock Of staple and
fancy groceries. IN" System store,
Phone 177-J. 2S-tf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

FRUIT TREES-FREE-B BUY ONE
and we give you onc-absolutcly
frcc-Bool1 orders this week for
spring delivery. Stark Bros, de-
licious apples, cherries, pears and
plums. Also Luther Burbanks trees.
roses and shrubs. A. j. Check,
agent. 19-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-19

pCICCu. Cdll 1SG-W. NuuIcSS DUN oI {.
lS-2ti
CALL us WHEN 1OU WANT
choice Western meats or Ballard's
flour. Complete stock Of staple and
fancy groceries. IN" System Store
Phone 177-J 2S-tf
WAGONS! WAGONS! SPECIAL
values at $1.95 and 1896. All steel
wagons. Compare anywhere, but
hurry if you want of these values.
Alex S. Watkins. 19-1ti
VISIT PARKER'S FOR CHRIST
mas gifts and vote for your favoritc
candidate in the ReXall Boys and
Girls Contest. Contest closes at 10
p. m. Monday, Dec. 23rd. Parker S
Drug Store. The Rcxall Store 17-3t
A NICE GIFT THIS CHRIST
mas for any man would be a
fine tailored Schloss Brothers
or MiddiShade suit or top
coat. Nothing you could give
would be more appreciated.
Let us show them to you.
Tucker Clothing CO. 19-1ti.
ELECTRIC AND BATTERY RADIO
service. We arc experts in serving
your radio needs. Bring your trou-
blcS to our radio man. Woolard's
Drug-Radio. n-tf
LOOK! S47 N. GARNETT ST. IS
the home of the best motor oil
11-15-25c qt It's all guaranteed at
high speed. White gas for cars,
trucks, stoves, lamps, ect. 1851
AUCTION SALE - MULES. MILK
COWS and horses at Wester's Stables
Wyche St, Saturday 2 p. m. Be sure
to attend this sale 1921
WE WANT TO FILL EVERY
sweet tooth this Christmas with
Whitman'S. Norris or Martha WASH
ingtOn fresh candies. Leave your
order with us now. Pagc-Hocutt
Drug co. 19-1ti
LAST CALL BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
If you want a big value in an Old
kentucky Range. Cook Stove or
Heater at "Thc Place of Values.
See them. Alex. S. Watkins. 19-1ti
FRUIT TREES-FREE- BUY ONE
and we give you one-absolutely
frcc-Book orders this week for
spring delivery. Stark Bros, de-
liciouS apples, cherries, pears and
plums. Also Luther Burbanks trees.
roses and shrubs. A. J. Check,
agent 19-lti
ATTENTION MERCHANTS.
Our Christmas candy is here.
Biggest and best assortment
at lowest prices in our his
tory. Both bulk and falcy
boxes. II. f. Satterwhite
Company. l2-17-19.
HUNTING COATS, CAPS,
boots and socks make ideal
Christmas gifts for the hunt
er. We have a large assort-
ment of hunters apparel and
will be glad to show them to
you. Tucker Clothing Co. 1t
| @! S'Lsry,' Sa*sss
A-llOur Mechanical and
Wrecker Service.
Telephone IcO-,I
La gaceta., 1935-04-11
OTRA TORMENTA DE POI
VO EN- LA PARTE CEN
TRIAL DEL OESTE

Kansas City, Abril 11.-Otra
tormenta de polvo ha hecho huir
a centenares de familias en- la
parte noroeste de Oklahoma,
causando danos de gran conside
raci6n en- las cosechas Y asfi :
xiando al ganado. La tormenta
afecta hoy a porciones de los es
tados de Kansas, Oklahoma, Co
dorado, Nuevo Meico, Iowa, Ne
braska y Texas. Cast todas las
escuelas Sc cerraron aver en- Co
dorado, Nuevo MEXICO, Iowa, Ne
de Cimarr6n y Texas Sc han
marchado a toda prisa mas de
100 familias, cuyos jefes han
dicho desean vivir en- IN lugar
donde sus hijos por 10 menos
puedan respirar.