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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
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s AIT 8 rabizna az egyes ALA
mokra es "a nagylelku" ma
ganosolra, mem sok szavazatot
biztositottak a szamara.
Meg kevesbe szerencses a
republicans part azokkal, a
Xix alland6an beszelnek Is
akik el6l az alelnokjel6lt viszi
el a palmat, szinte naponta.
Knox mem ugy beszel, mint
egy ember, aki aleln0ke, SGT
bizonyos esetben eln0ke lehet
a nemzetnek, hanem mint egy
cheap ward-politikus, aki nem
t0r6dik vele, hogy NIT mond,
csak hogy hangos legyen a be-
szede. Mem is nagyon erdemes
foglalkozni az allitasaival,
inert azolat a demokratak
sem tartjak erdemesnek ca
folni.
Meg nagyobb csalodas eri a
partot Vandenberggel, akit ko-
molyan majdnem eln0knek je-
l0ltek S aki a mutt heten a -
Fiil0p szigetek alkotmanya
miatt tamadta az elnok0t,
amelyb6l 6 AIT olvassa XII,
hogy Roosevelt a sziveben dix
tator.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08

lensegei sem hallgattak s va
l6saggal babeli hangzavarral
rohantak meg benniinket.
A kampany mindket, s6t
mind a negy reszr6l meglehe-
t6s alacsony nivon megy S a
dolgok ter1neszete es talan az
egyenek gusztusa hozza ma
gaval, hogy az ellenzek sok-
kel kevesbe valogat6s a fegy-
verben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08

regen allitottunk ebben a ro-
vatban, hogy Hitler-maniaja
van Coughlinnak, aki ''ftihrer-
je", diktatora szeretne lenni a
nemzetnek.
Ext mondta fe16le kiil0nben
a piisp0ke is ket hete, mikor
hjelentette, hogy Lemket
Coughlin azert tamogatja,
inert ha Lenke eln0k lenne,
akkor Coughlin tudna neki
diktalni.
(Folytatak az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
ROOSEVELT


a new york; demokrata kon-
vencion tartotta els6 kortes
beszedet, ahol els6 sorban a
kampany legaljasabb es leg
butabb hazugsagaval szamolt
le.
Kijelentette, amit ugyis tu-
dott mindenki, hogy a kommu-
nistak es masfajta "istak" ta-
mogatasat mem kereste, mem
kerte es mem is ohajtja es a
Hearst-ganget nevetsegesse tet
te volna ez a beszede, ha ez
a gang - utalatos mem lenne.
A komolyabb republikanu-
sok hirtelen fel is hagytak ez
eel a gyerekes nyelvoltogetessel
csak Hamilton, a part jelenle-
gi feje isrnetli nap-nap utan
papagaly modjara, hogy ''kom-
munista" elektorok is vannak
a demokTata ticketen. Azzal
bizonyitja ,ezt, hogy Dubinsky
munkasvezer elektor New
Yorkban S, ,ugyanez a Dubins-
ky penzt gyujtott a t0rvenyes
spanyol kormanynak.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy Hamilton
ennek a gyereksegnek a meg
ismetleset a katholikus szava-
zatok csaletketil hasznalja es
bar Landon kijelentette, hogy
a fail es felekezeti gyiil0lk0-
desnek nemohive - amt ell is
hisz neki mindenki - a Ha-
milton igyskezete ketsegtele-
nil AIT akarja belevinni a
kampanyba1 Ha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
|LANDON
MEM BESZELT

a multi heten, amib6l a part
ra semmi veszteseg mem haram
lott. A milwaukee-i beszede, a
melyben bejelentette, hogy a
tarsadalmi biztositast ellenzi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
AZ ELN0K PITTSBURGH

beszede a szovetsegi kor-
many koltekezeset es a nemze
tt deficitet targyalta. Ramuta-
tott ARA tenyre, hogy a def
cit nagysagat meghamisitja
az ellenzek es hogy a deficit
mar a Hoover adminisztracio
alatt harom. milliard dollar
volt.
Bejelentette kilonben, hogy
ujabb adok mem lesznek s
hogy a prosperitas fokozodasa-
val a jelenlegi adok a sz0vet-
seq tartozasait XII fogjak fl
zetni. AIT is bejelentette, hogy
mem fog deficit-mentes k0lt-
segvet6st kesziteni a jov6re,
inert csak "egy-ket even be-
lul'' remeli, hogy a penzugyi
egyensuly helyreall a kincs
tarnal.
Termeszetes, hogy a kivalt-
sagos osztalyt ez a kerdes er-
dekli a legjobban es a U. S.
Chamber of Commerce, ez a
nagykapitalista sz0vetseg a de-
ficitmentes k0ltsegvetest sir
geti mar a jov6re.
A gondolkoz6 polgarok sze-
retnek tudni, hogy mikeppen
tudna ezt Landon megadni a
nemzetnek, aki a jelenlegi far
mer-b6nusnal meg t0bbet he
lyezett kilatasba, hogy a far
merck szavazatat a republika-
nus part megkapja.
| A Roosevelt pittsburgh be
szede egyebkent gyenge volt es
sokkal okosabban tette volna,
ha felolvasta volna, hogy
mennyi volt a pittsburgh
Mellon-vallalatok vesztesege a
Hoover utols6 eveiben es mi
lyen 6riasi a profitjuk, mi6ta
a jelenlegi adminisztraci6 ''te-
szi t0nkre" az orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08

tikai ellenfelei eS SZemelyeS ell
vencio elvetette a kozponti ell
nokseg felallitasat, mint al
lando hivatalt, akkor automa-
tikusan ervenyben maradt a
regi alapszabaly, amelynek
sz0vege at volt huzva az
alapszabaly modositasi pelda-
nyokban, amt minden delega-
tus megkapott es remelem
megorzott.
EN- voltam az, aki az eln0ki
hataskorre vonatkozolag a re-
gi alapszabaly rendelkezest a
konvencio hatarozata ertelme-
ben visszahelyeztem.
De hat kar ICY tovabb fog
lalkozni az vi Eloreyel. Min
den tisztesseges es mem a v0-
r0s0k szolgalataban allo Ver-
hovay tag lathatja, hogy az
vi El0re csak eket akar verni
a kozpontba.
Mi ismerjuk a k0zpont szor-
galmas, ejjel-nappal dolgozo
munkasait, azoknak mines
sem idejuk, sem kedvuk
facsizmussal stb.-vel foglal-
kozni. Mi ismerjuk Darago
/ Jozsefet es tudjuk, hogy tai
pig becsiiletes derek ertelmes
magyar ember. Mi tudjuk,
hogy a kozpont egyutt fog
dolgozni a Verhovay erdeke-
ben inert ez az egyetlen fel-
adatuk.
Mi allast foglaltunk az ell
len, hogy az egylet kozponti
elnoke egyszersmind kozponti
szervezo legyen es ktil0n0sen
az ellen, hogy az igazgatok
szervez6k is legyenek egy sze-
melyben.
De mi belatjuk, hogy mi
vel mem akadt mas es meg
mindig nincsen, Darago Jo-
zsef eln0k nagyszeriien bevalt
f0szervez0nek. Mi most is SIR
getjuk, hogy a Verhovay ipar-
kodjon minel el6bb egy a koz-
ponti elnok feligyelete alatt
allo a biztesitasi szaknaban
jartas k0zponti szervez6t TO-
gadni.
Ugyanakkor tovabbra is tel,
jes eronkkel tiltakozunk az ell
len, hogy az igazgatosag tag
jai barmilyen percentet, kom-
missiot kapjanak, mint seer
vez0k vagy kerUleti felugyel6
szervez6k.
Vagy legyen valaki igazga.
to es akkor ne legyen SERVE
z6, vagy ha szervez6 akar in
kabb lenni, mondjon lie az
igazgatosagrol es ada at he
lyet a megvalasztott p6t-igaz-
gatoknak.
EFT en- mondom es from, akit
az vi El6re avval a hazugsag.
gal vadol, hogy en- befolyasol-
tam vagy befolyasom alatt
tartom a Verhovay igazgato.
kat vagy azok egy reszet.
N. B. Maid elfelejtettem
hogy a Verhovay 81. es 364-ik
fi6k reszer6l egy kiildottseg
jelent meg az igazgatoSag
el6tt, amelyt6l a ket fi6k ott-
honanak es fejl6desenek erde.
k6ben kertek k0lcs0nt. En-
mem voltam tagja ennek a bi.
zottsagnak, tehat mem voltam
veltik Pittsburghban, inert
akkor valahol a gyapot me.
z6ket neztem a deli allamok.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
ILYENs NsOLCS0
ES FELEL0TLEN

DeSZed egyeneSen megdOp-
benti az orszagot ha egyeb
mem, ez elvagta az utjat an
max, hogy Vanderberg negy
ev mulva jel0ltje legyen a part
janak.
ITALIAN meg ennel is szeren-
csetlenebb a part az vi bara-
taival, akik k0zul Smith
"walk"- "-olt at a republicans
partba a multi heten.
Akik AL Smithet a radon
hallgattak, kenytelenek voltak
megallapitani, hogy a demo-
krata part volt elnokjeloltje
aggkori elmegyongesegben, Sc
nitilitasban szenved es a besze-
det csak 6szinte szanalommaI
hallgattak.
Smith ugy kepzeli, hogy a
jelenlegi nagy kiizdelemben az
10 erzelmei, a neheztelesei, a
csal6dott remenye azok a ker-
desek, amelyek a nemzetet es
annak tiz milli6 munkatlan-
jat izgatjak ezekiel a fontos
kerdesekkel traktalta az or
szagot.
Termeszetesen a republika-
nusok kenytelenek jo arcot
csindlni a dologhoz, Landon
"boldog', hogy Smithet maga
mellett lathatja, a val6sag
azonban az, hogy Al Smith
szegyenletes es szanalmas sze-
replese vi szavazatokat bizto-
sit Roosevelt szamara.
1LANDONNAK Az ICAZI
sz0vetsegese Coughlin, a
ma mar mem annyira hires,
mint hirhedt radio-pap, aki
nap-nap utan a szemelyes
gyiil0let es bosszu legmerge
sebb fulankjait MARTA Roose-
veltbe.
A radio pap soha mem bo-
csajtotta meg az eln0knek,
hogy eziist-spekulaci6it k0z0l-
tex a nemzettel s hogy a sz0-
vetseg penzugyeit mem az 8
0tletei szerint vezettek.
De sem AL Srnithnek, sem
masnak a reszer6l annyi sze-
melyes gyiil0let mem villant
meg meg a kampanyban, mint
amennyivel ez a magar6l es
hivatasar6l annyira megfeled-
kezett pap szennyezi be a papi
palastot.
Soha ennek a rovatnak kifo-
CASA Coughlin ellen mem len
ne, ha tisztesseges eszk0zokkel
es tisztesseges hangon Roose-
velt ellen fordulna, de az ,uszi-
tas es a gyiil0lk0desnek olyan
hangjat hozta ez az ember a
kampanyba, hogy ma mar le-
het az ismeretes megalomAnia-
liam Xviii a teljes 6riiltsegere
gondolni.
lAZ USZITAS
les MOCSKOL0DAS
j termeszetesen mindig talal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-08
AZ USZITAS
ES MOCSKOL0DAS

termeszetesen mindig talal
hallgat6sagot maganak, de ko-
moly polgarok megd6 d6bbentek,
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-01
The following Coolidge and citizens extend greetings
and to attend See real game and boost the Cubs

LOST-Off of Greyhound bus last
Friday between Tucson and Phoe-
nix, small black and white dog,
with straight long hair and one
crooked tooth Answers to name
of Poppy. Had on red harness.
Liberal reward. Call or write
Davey, Packard Phoenix Motor
Co., Phoenix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-05-01
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT

HONEY qt. jar 42c. FRESH
YARD EGGS at all times at
lowest market price. Chandler
Store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
do it. But will it be safe?

do it. But will it be safe?
If Al is shut out, can Roosevelt con-
ceivably carry New York?
He will lose upstate New York,
anyway. To swing the whole COM
monwcalth he will have to arrive.
nOrthward from the Battery at the
Harlem river, with an enormous Man
haitian majority. Can this be done if
Al is grossly affrontcd? Plenty Of
Roosevelt-ites are skeptical of it. De-
spite all that he has done to Tam
many they surmise that he is strong
er with the Tiger than James A. Far
ley is.
AL WILL CREATE SCENE
Whether to let Al into the conven-
ton or exclude him is a grave prob
lem.
If he's admitted it is agreed that he
will create a scene"
If he is excluded it will be a sensa-
ton Of the first magnitude. Cover
no. Talmadge can be shut out with
out any resultant political convulsion
but not AL Smith
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14

vcntion in June.
What does perturb them is the pos
sibility Of an ugly fight on the con-
ventiOh floor.
They greatly desire an appearance
of harmony but by no means are sure
Of their ability to maintain it with
out resort of stea mroller tactics SO
Grass as to create worse scandal
than an opcn-and-abOvc-boa row.
NO SEATS FOR TALMADGE
The Rooscvcltians are not much
afraid of Talmadgc, indeed.
They take it for granted that the
Georgian will be on hand with an anti
Roosevelt delegation, but they will
have q contcsting delegation of pro
Roosevelt delegation, but they will
have contcsting delegation Of pro
Roosevelt complexion. the credentials
committee will scat the latter. and
nothing will remain for the Talmadge
aggregation to do except to sputtcl
incffcctively on tho outside. They
don't believe that. furious rs the Geor-
gia governor doubtless will be. he
can swing his own commonwealth out
Of the Roosevelt column on election
day.
But suppose AL Smith turns up a.
q New York dclegatCat-large! 1t will
not be so easy to pooh-pooh him.
AL HAS POWER
or course the credentials commit
toe will have the needed majority to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
HENDERSON, IN co. DISPATCH FRIDAY FEBRUARY

is generally agreed. And whenever
there was any danger of revolt on
the part of the western farmers, the
Republican leaders got out and waved
the bloody shirt in an effort to
arouse the old Civil War ermities in
order to hold them in line and pre-
vent them from joining forces with
the southern Democrats.
Prejudices Passing.
But of recent years the waving of
the bloody Shirt by the Republican
politicians of the middle west has not
oeen very effective, since the hun
dreds of thousands, if not millions of
formerly Democratic farmers voted
for Roosevelt in 1892 and are prepar-
ing to vote for him again in 1896. The
American Farm Bureau is openly and
mllitantly plugging for the reelection
of Roosevelt this year and inviting
the southern Democratic farmers to
join 1t i'll order to continue the bene-
fits which have accrued to the farm
ers from the present Roosevelt ad-
miniStratiOn. Indications are that the
eastern North Carolina farmers, at
least are going to accept this invita-
ton.
Strong in West.
In the middle west, the American
Farm Bureau Federation is to the far
mers what the American Legion is to
the war veterans or the American
Federation of Labor is to tho laboring
classes. A majority Of the farmers in
almost every county in almost every
state are members and the Farm Bu-
reau, in addition to maintaining a
powerful farm lobby in Washington
and putting pressure back OF the con-
gressmen from these states for mea-
sures which il and its farmer men,
berS want, also maintains strong lob
bics during sessions of state legisla-
lures. Ii this organization could form
county units in every county III North
Carolina, as il has done in other
states, it could not only eercise great
influence in Washington, where it
would get support from the western
states where it is already highly Or
ganized but could exercise tremendous
influence upon state legislation here
in North Carolina, it is generally
agreed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
y TODAY 4
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

.1Sl9-Christophe Latham Sholes
Wisconsin newspaper editor, collector
Of the Port of Milwaukee, inventor
perfector Of the typewriter in the late
1865, born at Mooresburg, Pa. Died
Feb. II, 1890.
1824-Winficld Scott Hancock, not
cd Union general, Democratic Presl-
dental candidate in 1880, born al
Montgomery Square, Pa. Died in New
York, Feb. 9, 1886.
1S42-Juliet CorsOn, pioneer teach
er of cooking in the schools of Anne
RIGA and Canada, born in Boston. Died
in New York, June IS, 1897.
.1847-Anna Howard Shaw, Ameri-
cas- noted preacher, physician and
woman suffragist of her day, born
in England. Died at Moylan, Pa, July
2, 1919.
1S64-Israel Zangwill, English au-
thor and Jewish leader, born. Died
Aug. 1, 1926.
1S71-Florcnce Roberts, actress
born in New York. Died in Los An
geles, July II, 1927.
1886-Waltcr w. Liggett, Minnesota
editor and author, born at Benson,
MINI. Assassinated, in Minneapolis
Dec. 9, 1885.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
Today is the Day
By CLARK kIfNlNAlRD
Copyright, 1886, for this Newspaper
by Central Press Association

Friday, Feb. Il; Old Candelmas-St
Valentines Day. oath anniversary OF
the admission to the Union of Arizona
the 48th State. nth anniversary OF
the admission to the Union of Oregon,
the 33rd State, Arbor Day in Western
Oregon.
Scanning the Skies-The northwest
is normally the coolest part of the
country because most Of our "cold
waves flow out Of the Arctic south
ward in the form of cold air masses
or highs" and the most frequent
path into the United States is down
the basin of the Mckenzie River
through western Canada, across Mon
tana and the Dakotas, gradually turn
ing Eastward. Thus the northwest
gets the full shock of them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

Feb. II, 1819-Chrstopher Latham
Sholes was born in Mooresburg, Pa.
a descendent Of John Alden of May
flower fame. A printer from the age
of II, he settled in Wisconsin-where
century ago this year his brother
established the first newspaper in that
part Of the midweSt-and there he de-
veloped the first successful typewrit-
er. 1t was about the size Of sewing
machine.
Sholes got the idea for his machine
from a magazine article about the
"pterotype," built by John Pratt, al
American in England. Pratt's was the
first tipping machine to be sold.
Sholes was not made rich by his
success in developing the machine. He
sold his rights early for a pittance
aud later improvements he made he
gave to the promoters.
Feb. Il. 1S66-Jesse and Frank
James and the Younger brothers stag
ed what is recorded rs the world S
first bank holdup at Liberty, Mo
They got $4,000, no part of which
was ever returned. None of them
were ever legally punished for the
crime.
Feb. H. Elisha Gray filed a cavcat
for an invention Ito transmit the
tones of the human voice through a
telegraph circuit" etc. But he was
two hours late, for that same day
Alexander Graham Bell had likewise
filed an application for patent OH
the telephone. And similar instru-
mentS had been developed independ-
emily at the same time by Thomas A.
Edison and Emile Berliner!
The word telephone was then al
ready Is years old. for the word had
been used by Philip Refs. German.
in 1861 anticipating the invention of a
voice transmitter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14

later adopted a resolution, the pur-
port of which was to invite the farm
bureau to come into North Carolina
and organize the farmers Of the State
into a strong political organization
more along the lines Of the American
Federation of Labor than anything
else. Another meeting is to be held in
Greenville Monday, February II, at
which definite steps will be taken to-
wards the immediate organization of
Farm Bureau units in eastern North
Carolina
Politics Differ.
If the American Farm Bureau can
get a foothold in the southern agri-
cultural states and can get the cotton
tobacco, potato and truck farmers or
ganizcd in the same manner they
have organized the corn, wheat and
livestock farmers in the middle and
far west, the farmers represented by
this organization can not only re-elect
Roosevelt this fall. but they can DOM
mate Congress and the policy of the
Federal government with regard to
agriculture for years to come, many
observers agree. The only thing that
has prevented tho union Of the farm
forces Of the middle west with the
southern farmers in the past and thus
given them the balance Of power in
Congress, il not in the White House.
has been the fact that heretofore
most Of the middle and far western
farmers have been Republicans and
under the control of the Republican
party. while. a majority of the south
ern farmers have been Democrats, il
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
NOTICE OF RESALE.

An advance sid having been placed
upon the property hereinafter de-
scribcd, and pursuant to an order is
sued by the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Vance County, North Caro-
lima. in the Special Proceeding docket
cd in the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court entitled Leonard NJ.
Hicks and wife. Ella Hicks, plaintiffs.
VS.. Vara H. Grissom and husband, A.
T. Grissom; Edith H. Daniel and hus-
band, Henry Daniel; James II. Hicks
and wife, Viola Hicks; George W.
Hicks and wife, Verlie Moselcy Hicks.
Lucy H. RidcCut and husband, j, L.
Rideout; Elizabeth II. Edwards and
husband, Boyd Edwards; Virgic H.
Tucker (minol) and husband, James
Tucker; and Frances Rose Hicks
(minor), defendants" and by the arl-
thority of the said order, and pur-
suant and by the authority of order
Of resale issued " the said Court,
the undersigned Commissioner will
again offer for sale, at public auction,
to tho highest bidder for cash. at the
Courthouse door in Henderson, N. C.,
at ~ o'clock. Noon, ON Monday, the
End day Of March, 1896, the following
dc cribcd real estate:
Begin at a stone, J. r. Hicks cor
nnr lin Cooper line; thence $ - ~ w
1870 chains to n stone; thence N Is
w 1914 chains to Il stone: thence
II 1-2 t. 1910 Chains TO a stone stain
backs corner; thence 5 SO E 1910
chains to the beginning. containing 20
acres. Reference is made to Book ~,
page IA, Vance County Registry, for
further description.
Bidding to start at $15l00.
This the 1lth day Of February, 1896
r. u. GHOLSON,
Commissioner
GhUlSOn 81 GhOlSOn,
Attorneys.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
ANSWERS

]. North Carolina is credited with
9,199 miles surfaced roads Eight 9th
er states have more mileage. These
are Wisconsin, Texas, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, New York, Louisiana, Missouri
and Illinois
2. That he be forever barred from
holding office in this state. In his
message to the legislature of 1909
Governor Glenn recommended a COM
pletc change OF the election laws. He
said "Obt aiming nominations and be-
ing elected to office arc becoming too
expensive Primary law, secret ballot,
| report Of all receipts and expendi-
cures. and closing Of polls promptly
at four o'clock were among the
changes the governor recommended.
3. The total was 48O9O1. of which
! 142,505 were colored. North Carolina
furnished 76.705 men and 272 officers
| 70 the army. In making up the draft
| boards 1000 men were appointed. All
| Of these, except seven, served without
| pay.
4. Hugh L. White who had moved to
Tennessee where he had taken an &C
tive part in politics. He had just SER
we'd one term in the United States
| senate for Tennessee and was sent
back the next year. White was up at
wing meeting in Raleigh called by
those who did not wish to support
Van Buren,, who was nominated to
succeed President Andrew Jackson.
5. To become congressman, per-
son must have attained the age of
twenty-five years, been a citizen of
the United States for seven years, and
must be an inhabitant of the state
from which he is chosen.
6. In April 1865 when he occupied
the city he said, II come through now
creating devastation. If that does not
answer I will come through with fire
and sword, and STAY the people and
leave desolation; and, then, if they do
not sugmit, will come through again,
and leave nothing alive and sow the
ground with SALT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
FEBRUARY
sVsS Nov M NO THV . sAY
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warning.
IT'S TRUE

IT'S TRUE
Nearly half of the Atlantic tidal
coast-line of the United States is in
Maine.
e. r. Bullock, Pawtucket, r. l.,
says those 11-foot hollyhocks grown
by that Indiana woman weren't any
thing to report her as exceptional. II
have raised several stalks Of holly
hooks at Woodward, Ala, which
measured II feet" he writes.
Since its discovery 80 years ago. less
than two pounds of radium have been
produced. Yet this small amount has
rcvolutionized treatment of numerous
diseases.
Chicago" O'Brcn, professional
gambler, bet $4,000 at / to II OH a
horse race-and lost it.
The Bible is now printed in 972
languages.
SHAKESPEARE spelled his name in three
different ways, including this one.
The 21st (repcaD Amendment did
not remove the 18th Amendment from
the Constitution! The 18th is still in
the Constitution.
Queries, reproofs. ETC., are wclcom-
cd by Clark Kinnaird.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Puge

1, The apparent motion Of the heav-
ems fLem cast to west resulting
from the earth's rotation on its axis
from west to east.
2. Below Ground,
3. California.
4. A marriage not solemnized in the
ordinary way, but created by an
agreement to marry and follow by
cohabitation.
S. Athelstan.
6. The North Sea and the Baltic.
Z. One; the Moon.
8. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
9. Distinguished American architect.
10. A legacy of all that remains of an
estate after the debts and specific
legacies have been paid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-14
NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified rs
Administrative OF the Estate Of JuniuS
Evans, late Of Vance County, Norm
Carolina, this is notice to all persons
having claims against the estate to
present them to the undersigned 40
mini5tratrix. or TO her attorneys, III
Henderson, N. c.. on or before the
nth day OF February, 1897. Or 'hIs
notice will be pleaded in bar OF any
recovery. All persons indebted to Tue
said estate will please make Imme-
diatC payment
This the 18th day Of February, 1850
PATTIE EVANS,
Administrators
GholsOn ~ GhOlsOn,
Attorneys for Administrators.