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Evening star., 1935-06-25
DOLLAR GOES HIGHER
IN LONDON DEAL LlNGS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 25-The United
States dollar quotation closed on the
foreign exchange market today at
4.s5 to the pound, as compared with
the New York overnight rate of 4.s5A.
The French franc closed unchanged
at 74.63 to the pound.
PARIS, June as R-Three per
cent rentes, 78 francs rs centimes;
~ per cent rentes, 84.25.
Exchange on London, 1882. The
dollar was quoted at 15.0S1s.
Evening star., 1935-06-25

the whole fifth
district the aver
age was 800 per
cent. Richmond
had the best re-
cord. 1873 per cent
of receivables be-
ing paid, while
Baltimore reported
30.1 per cent.
How far trade in
Washington W a S
ahead of the other
fifth district cities
in May is shown by
the 81 per cent
zs~ -
Evening star., 1935-06-25
COLLECTIONS HOLD
PACE IN CAPITAL
29.41o of ReceivabIes Paid
During Month, Report
Reveals.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Collections held up well in Wash
ington department stores during May,
according to the latest retail trade re-
port received today from the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond, 294 per
cent Of the receivables due at the be-
ginning Of the month being paid. For
Evening star., 1935-06-25
KR0GER SALES SHOW
SMALL GAIN IN YEAR
~ the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Sales of
Kroger Grocery g. Baking Co. mid
west) during the four weeks ended
June is amounted to $17,839, $50,
compared with $17.4S3,570 In the
same period last year, an increase of
2 per cent.
Evening star., 1935-06-25
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Cotton held
steady today with interest centering
in the further evening up Of July
commitments in the absence of deliv-
cry notices. s--
Some selling was noted on reports
Of favorable weather In the South, but
the light offerings we're absorbed
within a narrow range with the mid
afternoon market ruling about un-
changed to l point net higher.
Futures closed steady. 1 lower to 1
hiQher
Evening star., 1935-06-25
IiuarnnnI nnnfatinns

~ LlVERPOOL. June % H1.-Cotton. 49,
moderate business done; prices points
lower; quotations in pence: American
500; strict middling. 6.7S; middling. 6.73:
strict low miodling, 6.63; low mlddlinR,
6.3S; strict good ordinary, 6.lS; good ordi-
6.3i; october. 6.O2; December 3. 81; Jan:
uary. 5.03; March. seq; May. 500.
Evening star., 1935-06-25
FIrRNITURE TRADE RISES.

NEW YORK, June IS @.-The
furniture industry has thus far shown
impressive improvement every month
this year, according to a survey by
Seidman & Seidman. furniture trade
accountants.
Evening star., 1935-06-25

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed easy. July, 9.78; September,
1890; October. e.9l; December.
9.75b; January, $50. Sales, 119 con-
tracts, including IL switches. Bid.
Evening star., 1935-06-25
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. No. 2 hard. 9134; sam
pie grade hard. 741aa821a; corn. No. 2
yellow, IS y a86; No. yellow, s41a %;
No. white, 8912; No. 3 white, S515;
oats, No. 2 white, 4O34a41H: No. 3
white, 4oa41; no rye; no buckwheat;
no soybeans; barley. feed, 45a48.
nominal; mailing, LOO; timothy
seed, per cwt.. 6.75a7.25; clover seed,
per cwt.. 1200al700.
Evening star., 1935-06-25
LixerpooI Grain Prices.
RaItimorn Quotations.

BALTIMORE June 25 UP.-Close:
Wheat. No. =. red Winter, garlicky. spot
domestic, 80; June. 50.
Evening star., 1935-06-25

st. Louis Southwestern Railway def
lett five months ended May 81, was
$196, ,76o, Va. deficit $462,2
Evening star., 1935-06-25
42h ssM California Pkg ilA

AN 33M California Pkg (1h
Ia u Callahan Zinc. .....
AZ 211 Calumet & Hecla. /.
1871 IA Campbell wy ta2ee)
l6ss 81 Can Dry g A t40c).
13E 9h Canadian Pacific. -
So 80 Cannon Mills t2)...
9 ~ Capital Admin tA).
AIN 32d Cap Adm pf A t3..
So 45A Case q u Co.
100k S3h Case u - Of CO.,.
49M 36h Caterpillar Tr(t1).
35h 1917 Celanese Corp.
a. III Celotex Co (d). 80.
33A 11A Celotex Co pf td).
20 22A Cent Aguire t1h)..
55M "a Central r r Of N J.
109l5 96A Century r M pf "a
63h ASA Cerro de Pasco f2).
3Sh % Certain-teed p pf. :.
4sh BIN Ches q Ohio t2.s0).
44h Sc Chesapeake Corpt3)
2% u Chi&East Ill pftd).
~ 1ss Chi GtWestn pf(dl.
21N l5% Chi Mail Order ttD
3 v Chi Mil st P & Pac.
a. q Chi Mil StP&Pac pf.
51k 2k Chi & Northwest. :.
10s ~ Chi G. Northwest pf
8 4ks Chi Pneumatic Tool
BAN 20 Chi Pneu Tool pf. =.
On / Chi RI& Pac (d).
4 ~ Chi r I & P 81 (d).,
~ 1M Chi RIP IL pf(d)
tn 3% Childs Co. .......
21 9 Chile Copper. -.
5011 81 Chrysler Corp tt1) i.
PAN 20 City Ice & Fuel t2).
100 az City Ice q F Of 81.
Is 12A Clark Equip t30c). :.
3oK 2sh Clev Graph Br (t1),
Clev&Pitts spec (2).
2sh 23A Cluett Peabody (1) j..
222 l61M Coca-Cola (S)......
57M 53M Coca-Cola tA)t3). .
1SA 15h Colgate-P-P t50c). II
1854 l01 Colgate-P.P pf (s) j..
1871 8 Collins q Aikman.
81 6sM Collins 4 ak pf cd
5h VI Colo Fuel & Ir td) Il.
2Sh 8 Colo F& I pf td). /.
19M 10ss Colo & South. .....,
16h 2 Colo q South LIST pf
8 3aS Col Gas d Elec ...
II 35h Col G q q pfsA ts).
63 81 Col g & e pf B t6).
65s BAN Colum Pic v { G tt1)
90 81 Colum Carbon 10. /.
4S1 39ll Comcl Credit (2l. =.
6sh 56h Comcl Inv TT (t2)..
11515 Ill Comcl Inv cv pft6).
23M l7M Comcl Solv tt60cI. T..
lM y Comw & Southern. .
47M 2sl. comw & Sou pf tsl !.
36z4 81 Congoieum-N tl.s0)
10h 2 Consol Cigar. ......
III SN Consol Film. ......
2z1S 14L Cons Film pf ($1K)
27h 1874 Consoi Gas N 2 I'D
90 72M Consoi Gas Of tS). i.
2k IN Consol Laundries. /.
1Oh 6M Consol Oil. .........
S 2h Conscl r r Cuba pf
IN " Consol Textile. go.
1Sk Ss4 Container Corp tA)
FL 2M Ccntainer Corp (B)
: IA ~ Cont Baking tAJ..
s9M 46h Cont Baking Of (4}
: ssh 62ss Cont Can t3.a9l...i
Evening star., 1935-06-25
~ priv.s. wir. air.e. 10 Tn. star.

High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
55 81 Acme Steel (t2)...
IA ~ Adams Express.
3SIl 20 Adams Mills t2,.
lin 8 Addressog'ph also,
9M Az Advance Rumley >.
145% l04M Air Reduction tt3).
IN y Air-way Elec Appl.
20M 15% Alaska Jun (t60cl.
3a 1h Albany Wrap Paper
Ia y A1leg Corp td). 49,.
z 2s& A1leg pf w$30w I'D.
81 2 Alleg pf w$4Ov(d)..
30h 81 Allegheny Stl t1)..
154M 1875 Allied Chem (6)...s
6A 3k Allied Stores. .....
54N 49 Allied Stores pf. ....
22A IL Ailis-Chaimers. 80.
20h II Alpha Port Cmt ID
3h "a Anal Leather. .....
33 26N Anal Leath pf (t2).
70& 4sh Amerada Corp t2)..
STA 41ts Am Ag Gem Del<2).
27N 1874 Am Bank Note.
64k 43 Am Bank N of t3)..
82M 21 Am Br Shoe (1).
125h 119 Am Brake Sh pft7).
Ia ITO Am Can tt4).......
1853 151% Am Can Of (7). 80.
20N 10 Am Car q Foundry.
45& 25k Am Car & Found pf.
3Sk 22ls Am Comcl Alcohol.
17h 81 Am Crystal Sugar.
127h 57sk Am Cryst s pf (a3).
u Am Encaustic i'd.
81 2 Am & Foreign Pwr.
% IL Am & For Pw Sc pf.
29h IA Am & For Pw 81 pf.
9S 3tk Am & For Pw I'd pf.
Is 81 Am Hawaiian SS(1)
27% II Am Hide & L pf....
"a 29h Am Home Pr t2.40).
7h Az Am Interna tional. g..
2o& 9 Am Locomotive.
56h 80 Am Locomotive pf.
"a 1Sh Am Mch & Fly (s0c)
21& 1871 Am Metals. .......
- IN Am Power q Light,
2S& Sk Am Pwr & 1t SIS Of.
161a 1014 Am Radiator. 49,.
"a 15N Am Rolling Mills. =.
S3k Sc Am Safety Raz t5).
So ~ Am Seating v.t.c....
26k 20 Am Shipbldg CO..
AIN S11s Am Smelt & Ref. -,
lit 103 AmS&R6% pf t1S1a.
144 121 Am SCR 7ao pf (7).,
74N 63 Am Snuff (t3).
1sA IL Am Steel Foundry.
S4H SO Am Stl Fdry pf (2).
4S S3h Am Stores (t2).....
70h 551s Am Sugar (2). ...,
140h 1851 Am Sugar Of t7)...
PAN lSh Am Sum Tob ID.
1907 9sk Am Tel & Tel (s).
81 72h Am Tobacco t5).
99E 74h Am Tobacco B (5).,
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81 21a Am Type Fdrs (d)..
14h TIA Am Wat wks ts0c).
1914 48 Am Wat W LIST ts)..
s& ~ Am Woolen. .......
515 351a Am Woolen pf.
5k 8 Am Zinc & Lead.
1Sh 8 Anaconda Copper.
rs 1914 Anaconda Wire. 90.
TN 12s Anchor Cap ts0c)..
109 1ol Anchor Cap pftslk)
AN So Archer Dan M (+D.
1854 81 Armour Del pf t7)..
61k 3A Armour of illinois,.
70k 551a Armour III pr Of 90
So 4 Arnold Consta BILE. =.
lS& 71a ksso Dry Goods. 80.
95 s01h Asso D G 1st pf(t6)
70 AZ Asso D G I'd pf. 80.
55s< 35% Atch To&S F ODD.
s8N 66sS Atch To&S Fpf t5D
37h 1871 Atlantic Coast Line
% .21s< Atlantic Ref d..
44ls 22% Atlas Powder t2)..
1l215 1861 Atlas Powder pf co.
29% Is Auburn Auto. ....
IA 51a Austin Nichols. ...
63 1854 Austin N pf A a..
So 3 Aviation Corp Del.
Evening star., 1935-06-25

Approximate Sales Of Stocks the T. Stock Knehange
ll:Oo AM....... a50000 1880 NooA. $4,000
$500 P.M..... ., $4,000 $500 P.M........, $4,000
Total sales for the day. 1,140O00
Dividend given in the
cash based the latest
declarations
sUnit trading than 100 tAnnual
extra. tAccumusted dividends aPaid this bPaid
accompanies reported recevershp being
dividend
Evening star., 1935-06-25

G. Bowie Chapman, manager of the
Washington office of Laidlaw & Co.,
viii leave the Capital this week for
his Summer home at Castine, Me. He
has owned q beautiful place on Pc
cobscot Bay for several years.
Acting Housing Administrator Nc
Donald announces that the new rules
and regulations governing the mutual
mortgage insurance plan under the
amended national housing act have
gone into effect. The procedure for
obtaining such insurance. has. been
greatly simplified, which may result
in much larger demand. 80
Evening star., 1935-06-25

6ss Ia Baldwin Loco I'D.
26H 7h Baldwin Loc pf (d) .
Is III Baltimore Il Ohio.
109 1904 Bamberger pf (6h)
4%K 36M Bang & Aroos tzh)
ION 5M Barnsdall Corp. %.
50x 371s Bayuk Cigar (t5oc)
10 15A Beatrice Gre (a50c)
1917 11h Belding- Hem ta50c)
117k S5 Belg Nat pit pf 7.o2..
l71 lin Bendix Aviation. -.
TN 15M Beneficial Loan ] n
40h 81 Best & Co t2).
34h 21tk Bethlehem steel. {.
TIN 55N Bethlehem Stl Of. .
26h IAN Bigelow-San Corp. i.
1874 94s Blaw-Knox. .......
5sh 2SN Blumenthal pf. f.....
10 61t Boeing Airplane. ..
59K 48 Bohn Alum&Br (3).
80 80 Bon Ami (A)t+D..
25A 81 Borden Co u.eOl.
40M 28A Borg Warner t1k).
IN ga Boston & Maine. =. /.
49, 8h Br1dgep't Brass 40c
32K PAN Briggs Mfg l2).
AZ 23h Briggs q STRAIT (3).
36A 30% Bristol-Myers tt2)
AN S61a Bklyn-Man 1T t3D.
99N 80 Bklyn-Man T Of ts)
641s 43 Bklyn Union CASTS,
6M 4 Brunswick-Balke. =.
8M ~ Bucyrus Erie.
Is 81 Bucyrus Erie CIV pf.
SO 62h Bucyruc Erie Of t2)
5A 3h Budd tE G. Mfg. ...
80 % Budd tE G) Mfg pf.
SM 2h Budd Wheel. ......
Is Sk Bullard Co.
AZ 3A Bulova Watch. .a
17az 1914 Burr Add M t60c)..
"a III Butte Copper & Zinc
20M 11h Byers "a M. .....
60 80 Byers "a ND Of.
Evening star., 1935-06-25
COttOnSeed Oil,

Spot steady; middling. Ill
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-02-08

Rome was not built in a day.
Now there is another old adage
that must find a place in this writ
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horse in the mouth"
We commend it to such of our
friends as insist on wanting us to
tell them how we can possibly give
away two fine cars like the Dodge
pictured on this page.
We assure them we know how.
Our plans are made and are air.
tight. Granted that our subscrib-
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Of course the publishers are not
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wouldn't be that generous if we
could and no one, we believe,
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But when under the terms we
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-01-04
YOU'RE WRONG IF YOU
RELIEVE

That Isaac Pitman was the inventor
OF Shorthand, He wasn't.
The most famous book ever done
in shorthand. Pepys' Diary, was pen
ned in the Shelton system two CEN
turies before Pitman was born).
That icebergs are devoid Of life.
They aren't
Many are capable of providing
enough food to support inhabltants).
F. Frank Grail, head of the history
department, McKeesport, Pa, High
Schools, says your worthy column
merits high praise -. I find your To
day is the Day quite useful in the
history classroonA However, Mr. .
Grail shows us we are wrong if we be-
lieve:
That Pilgrims and Puritans were
the same thing, and
That Massachusetts Bay Company
was identified with the Plymouth
colony. Mr.. Grail Explains
The Plymouth colony was at least
tight years older than the Massachu-
setts Bay Company. Religiously, the
two groups were somewhat different.
The Massachusetts Bay settlers,
though in many things less extreme
than the Pilgrims, were decided Purl-
tans. They did not, however, wish to
separate from the Church of England
earnestly as they deprecated certain
forms of worship. The Pilgrims were
Separatists, Independents, peculiar in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-01-04

ericll, Md. Excerpts:
"A couple with their guests came
to the house of a reverend clergyman
late in the evening after he had been
sometime in bed and desired to be
married. He willing to oblige them,
got up and dressed himself in order
20 perform the ceremony, but the
bridegroom, having imbided a notion
that If he married a woman with
anything he should be obliged to pay
all her debts, and as she came from
the province of New Jersey he was
doubtful about her circumstances.
THE obliging bride, to remove ali
membranes, stripped and two wO-
men held sheet between her and
the clergyman while he performed his
office, and she. having forgot her cap
at undressing IL came to her mind
i'll the midst of the ceremony and she
pulled 1t off too and flung it on the
bed
So you're wrong if you believe that
nudist weddings are something new!
Jan. I. 1S72-Arbor Day was born.
At a meeting of the Nebraska State
Board of Agriculture, Julius Sterling
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-01-04
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.

Under the Power of Sale contained
in deed Of trust dated April 49,
1928, from Gabriel Reed and his wife.
emily Eargrove Reed, to the under
signed Trustee, recorded in Book 15l.
page A; will sell at Public Auction
FOR cash on Monday, January q, 1885
1t tire Courthouse Door in Henderson
It twelve o'clock neon. the following
described real estate
Begin a. & point i401 feet from
Nutbush Creek on the line of the
Allen Hargrove land, Robert Z.
Scots ccfner, thence following the
dividing line between the Allen Har-
rove land and Luna Bullock. South
Z. East 2O99 feet to a stone on the
West side Of the road, and thence
along said road in a Westerly direc-
lion $40 feet to the line of James
Hargrove, thence North "a 1-2 de-
grees West to the line of Robt z.
Scott as described by contour line
which has IN elevation of 268 feet
lbove sea Level as determined from
he bench mark Of the United States
Geological Survey at Clarksville, Vir-
ginia;- thence Southerly along said
contour line to the place of beginning.
Containing approximately % acres
and being a part of tract No. 5 OF
rhe w: H. Burwell estate. See Map
Book "a page % Of Vance County.
This December the Goth, 1884
j. III. BRIDGERS,
Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-01-04
NOTABLE NATIYITIES

Charles s. Stratton, b. 1888, P. T.
Barnum made him world famous as
General Tom Thumb. He began his
career when 2-feet vail, grew to 40
inches, wed when 25 Mercy Lavinia
Bump tWarren). another midget
lived to be rs and a millionaire Mrs
Stratton, three years younger, bore
him a nOrmal-siZed child, who died of
inflammation of the brain 1-2 years
after her birth StrattOn probably
was the only man who ever sat in the
lap of Queen Victoria.
Sir Isaac Pitman. b. 1913. who pOpu-
larized shorthand Jacob Ludwig
Karl Grimm, b. 1915, who with his
younger brother collected and publish
ed the fairy tales of early Germany
~ Joseph Jacques Joffre, b. 1852,
marshal of France and distinguished
mathematician. He was 18 when he
became an army officer -. A. e.
Coppard, b. 1873 English writer and
poet " Carter Glass. b. 1858. sena-
tor from Virginia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-01-04
II. E. WHITE,
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.

Under the Power of sale contained
in a Deed Of Trust dated April -
1928 from James Hargroye and his
wife, Emily Hargrove, to the under
signed Trustee, recorded in Book 151
page 45; ] will sell at public auction
for cash on Monday, January 21 1895
at the Courthouse Door in Henderson
at twelve o'clock noon, the following
described real est ate:
Begin at point 1856 feet from Nut
bush Creek, run thence North "A II
! degrees West 17O5 feet to the road.
thence along the road northerly $40
feet to a stake, thence South "A 10
degrees East to the line of Robert
F.. Scott as described by contour line
which has elevation Of 268 feet above
sea level as determined from the
bench mark Of the United States Gee
logical survey at Clarksville, Vit-
ginia; thence northerly along said
contour to the place OF beginning.
Containing approximately % acres
being part fo tract No. Of the
w. Fl. Burwell estate. See Map Book
"a" page % Vance County.
:. This December Doth 1894
j. H. BRIDGERS,
y 5, e,..-.- Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-01-04
FORECLOSURES SALE,

By virtue of the power contained In
a Deed in Trust executed by J. c.
Watkins and Wife recorded in the
office Of the Register of Deeds of
Vance County in Book III, at Page
116, and in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Warren County in Book
10, page 229, default having been
made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, on request Of the
holder of the same, I shall sell for
cash, by public auction, at the Court
House door, in Henderson, N. c., to
the highest bidder. at 1900 O'Clock
neon on the 29th. day Of January,
1885, the following described property:
It is that lot or parcel of land at
Drewry, extending from the Main
Road back southwark to the railroad
whereon is situate the Riggan Wat
kins Store House, and also a cotton
gin and gin house, storage house and
stable, the said lot bounded by the
said road; the lands Of Ed Paschall,
N. T.. Williams (formerly Calstrom)
White and others, see the title deeds
of record by which the said c. d.
Riggan acquired and conveyed the
same.
II EDISON 7. HICKS,
Trustee
Henderson, n. G.
December 28 1884