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Uncle Ml6
Says: -
ChaH or Flint

Vagrant winds blow the chat,
but the flint is undisturbed. Which
are we?
More that boys are expected to
be perfect, the more assembling
there will be.
If one could only learn not to be
afraid he would escape rs per cent
of his worry.
Outstanding trait OF the great
common people is their humanity.
Leave Their Welcome
Those who cultivate the art Of
knowing when to go home, fire.
quently run away when their
friends want them to stay longer.
A great deal Of energy Is re-
quired to say nothing.
Make an earnest resolve not to
ride the high horse of Indignation
more than once in tWenty-four
hours. It's wearing.
Barnum's Omission
Barnum said that the people like
to be fooled, but he omitted the inn
portant proviso-only in case they
don't find it out.
Greatest hardship on earth Is
not to be interested.
But even when the worm turns
he's just q worm pointing the
other way.
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LADIES
IADIEst

LADIES'
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Dimes 70 learn how 70 save many Dol.
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Foreign Words
and Phruses

Allonsl (F.0 Let us goi Comet
Bis pueri senes. U.) Old men
are twice children.
Canaille CD The rabble.
Ense petit placidam sub liber-
tate quietam d.) With The sword
she seeks quiet peace under lib
erty. Motto of Massachusetts.
Ferae naturae. (L.) OF wild
nature.
Pons asinorum. U.) The bridge
OF asses; the fifth proposition in
Euclid.
Lasciate ogni speranza, vol
ch'entrate Ut.) Who enter here,
leave all hope behind. (The in
scription over the gate OF Dante's
Inferno.)
In Esse. CD In a, state of being.
Garde de corps. (F.) A body
guard.
Magnum opus. (L.) The chief
work of an author; a great work.
Outre. Cd Extravagant, In bad
taste.
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For Amazingly Quick Relief
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Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

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lives, and moth
ing happens to
prevent, it w ii !
succeed in time
it s grandfather,
the present King.
What r a t e
Lloyds w O u | d
charge to guar
antee the success
sion is uncertain.
Mussolini' s rise
from extreme
socialism, t h e
trenches and the
hospital main
tanned the House
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Pattern 1902

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Pattern 1902 contains transfer
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Write plainly pattern number,
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liver, bowels and stomach. ADV.
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AFTER YOU EAT2

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Left-Honders

DR.. H. II. Newman Of Chicago
university, biologist, studied the
hands Of 100 students-50 Of each
sex-and found fisst that there are
all grades Of lefp-handedness and
second that left-handers not only
can use their right hand better
than right-handers can use their
left, but that the palm and finger
prints on left-handers are more
like their right than the left of
right-handers is like their right.
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GIRL TO WOMANHOOD

and felt strong and active. Two bottle, OF
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Go TO your druggist today.
New size, tabs. Soc. Liquid $100 Il SILK
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To keep clean and healthy take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach.-Adv.
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BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
New Italian Baby
By Permission of Unions
Some Things We Do Well
Throwing Out Kings

Italy expects a new heir to the
throne in January. If it is a boy, and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
Todoy is the Day
By CLARK KINNAIRD
Copyright, 1886, for this Newspaper
BY Central Press Association

pronounced Funnel, and the correct
way to say Ulgham is Uffam.
One baby or small child is aband-
oned by parents or relatives every fiji
teen minutes in the United States.
None of a British peers servants
may be arrested for any crime except
a felony while Parliament is sitting
and 20 days before and after any
session.
An argument seriously advanced in
Parliament against the construction
of railways was that Manufacture of
rails probably would exhaust iron sup
plies and deprive industries of the ma
terial.
Passengers in an airplane 10000
feet up may see the Sun rise 10 min
utes earlier than persons below on
the ground.
Eleven percent of all the first ba-
bies are born to mothers under 1S;
most mothers have their first babies
between IS and "a.
You're wrong if you believe that
baseball or football is the most popu-
lar sport in the country. Basketball
outdrew all other sports during 1885.
Queries, reproofs ARE welcomed by
Clark Kinnaird. Address him care
this newspaper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
M DONALD RELIES
ON SECRET BALLOT
Claiming Success on Basis
of Law Sponsored by
Max Gardner
Daily Dispatch Bure@u.
In The Sir Walter Hotel.
v j. G. RASH VIII.


Raleigh, May 21.-Dr. Ralph w. Nc
Donald is predicting that he will be
nominated for governor largely be-
cause of law advocated by former
Governor o. Max Gardner, with the
result that if he is nominated, he will
owe it more to Gardner than to any
one else, it is being pointed out here.
The law is the Australian or secret
ballot law, passed by the 1929 General
Assembly at the insistence of Gov
ernor Gardner and after one of the
bitterest fights ever waged in a North
Carolina General Assembly.
In several recent speeches DR.. Nc
Donald has said that he expected to
win the nomination since the people,
with the protection of the Australian
ballot, could not be inundated.
But D.. Mcdonald must thank for
mer Governor Gardner for the secret
ballot, since if he had not made the
intense fight for it's enactment that
he made during the 1929 General AS
sembly, the chances are that the State
would still be without a secret ballot
law, most observers here agree. And
if DR.. Mcdonald regards the secret
ballot as one of the biggest factors
in his favor and if he should be NOM
mated, he would thus owe his nomi-
nation very largely to Governor Gard
ner who forced the enactment of the
secret ballot law by the first General
Assembly after he became governor,
it is pointed out
It is also being recalled that but
for Governor Gardner, the 1881 Gen
eral Assembly would have enacted a
general sales tax, since most of the
representatives from the counties in
the east and Piedmont which are now
so bitterly opposed to the sales tax
were then demanding a sales tax and
that Josephus Daniels was also call
ing upon the General Assembly to en-
act a sales tax almost daily through
his editorials. But Governor Gardner
went before a joint session of the
General Assembly and opposed the en-
actment Of any form Of a sales tax,
maintaining it was not needed to bal
ance the budget.
Yet now DR.. Mcdonald is aSsailing
former Governor Gardner, along with
Governor j. G. B. Ehringhaus, as one
of the chief enemies of the common
people and as principal engineer of
the machine which the former col
lege professor says has been oppress-
ing the people of the State for years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
II TODAY n
TODAY,S ANNIVERSARIES

1796-Reverdy Johnson noted Mary
land lawyer, L. S. Attorney-Ceneral,
senator and diplomat, born at Anna
polls, Md. Died there, Feb. 10, 1915.
1S36-Anna Calender Bracket,
first woman principal of a normal
school, in St. Louis, in the 1905, not
ed New York City educator of Anne
rican girls, born in Boston. Died
March 9, 1911.
185O-Gustav Lindenthal, noted
builder of American bridges, born in
Austria Died near Metuchen, N. j.,
July 81, 1885
1S56-Grace H. Dodge, New York
City philanthropist and social work,
noted for her development work in
Y. w. c. A. movement, born in New
York. Died Dec. 81, 1914.
1865-Philip L. Hale, Boston figure
painter, son of the famed Edward
Everett Hale, born in Boston. Died
Feb. 2, 1881.
1865-Southgate Leigh, Norfolk, Va.
surgeon and civic leader, born at Lyn-
chburg, Va. Died March 5, 1886.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21

Thursday, May 21; Ascension, a ma
tional holiday in 40 countries. Morn
ing stars: Venus, Saturn, Uranus, Jup-
tier Evening star: Mercury, Mars.
Neptune, Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Scanning the skies The oceans act
as equalizers of land climates, espe-
cially on islands and lands freely
open to prevailing winds from the sea,
preventing extremes of heat and
cold. Since climate is the average of
all weather, it is obvious that oceans
must also influence the weather of
the continents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21

equipped with automobiles and work.
ers to go and get the voters and bring
them to the polls, can usually count
On getting about Is per cent more Of
the total vote cast than if he did
not have this type of organization.
Organization Expensive.
1t is readily agreed, however, that
the organizing of counties and cities
to provide for free transportation Of
voters to the polls, to get absentee
'5allots to those who are sick or I'M
able to vote in persons and to pro-
vide workers to check up on regis
tered voters and get them to vote,
costs money and that this money
must be supplied either by the can
didate or his friends Accordingly, the
candidate who can supply his county
and city campaign managers with the
most funds with which to build up
organizations of workers on election
day. are generally conceded to have
a decided advantage over the other
candidates. For whether they like to
admit it or not, most of those who
have ever run for public office will
admit that there are very few po-
litical workers who will devote their
time, the use of their cars and Gin
fluence" without expecting some sort
of remuneration. They agree that po-
litics is essentially a game-or BUSH
ness-in which the basic idea is "You
help me and 1 will help you.'
HOey Has Cash.
In the present campaign, most OBJ
servers agree that the managers of
Clyde r. Hoey seem to be better sup
piled with campaign cash than any
of the others, though many maintain
that very little is being spent by any
Of the campaign headquarters. One
reason for this is the prevailing be-
lief that the managers of all three
leading candidates are holding back
on campaign expenditures because of
the extreme likelihood of a second
primary. But the impression in most
circles is that Hoey now has the best
and most widespread organization
which carries with it the implication
that his campaign is better supplied
with funds than that of any of the
others
That the Sandy Graham campaign
is in very great need of additional
funds most of his supporters privately
agree. They maintain that while Hoey
has been making speeches attacking
Mcdonald, his managers and support
ers have been conducting an equally
intensive campaign under-cover to
dry up all the sources of Graham cam
paign funds and divert them to Hoey
They privately admit that the subter-
ranean campaign by the Hoey forces
against those who had been contrihut-
ing to the Graham campaign is the
real reason Sandy finally opened up
SO hard and so bitterly against Hoey
and the present administration. They
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
ANSWERS

/. DR.. Chas. A. Peterson, of Spruce
Pine, representative from Mitchell
county. Amendments by j. Frank Ray
of Macon, and u. S. Page, of Baden,
were accepted
2. Chief Justice William Smith was
appointed to that office in 1871 by
Governor George burlington. Shortly
afterwards the governor and chief
justice fell out over the status of as
sistant or associate Justices Smith
went to England and preferred char
ges against the governor. On his re-
turn the two clashed and Governor
burlington charged the chief justice
with an attempt to assassinate him.
Chief Justice Smith escaped to Vir-
ginia and remained there until Bur-
rington's removal in 1884 when Cab.
riel Johnston succeed him.
B. In 1888 the Legislature adopted
an act making the crime of kidnap-
ing felony and providing a penalty
OF life Imprisonment. Persons or firms
implicated through any agents are
subject to lose their rights to engage
in business in the State and to the
payment of $4,000 fine
4. One and one-half percent of the
amount collected, according to Gov
ernor Ehringhaus in his message to
the legislature in 1885
5. The assembly that met at New
Bern in November 1873. In order to
evade the impending impeachment
trial of Chief Justice William Smith
four members of the assembly were
induced to absent themselves These
were John Hogson and John Blount,
of Chowan, Colonel Benjamin Hill,
of BERTHE, and Colonel Benjamin Pey-
ton, of Beaufort. The number of
members attending this session be-
ing small when these four left it was
impossible to secure quorum so
Governor Johnston prorogued the ses-
sion. The absenting members were
charged with taking to the bushes,
hence the Bush. Assembly
6. The movement for railroad
from Beaufort to the mountains was
started in 1928. The road was COM
pleted to Paint Rock, to connect with
a road from Tennessee on january
70, 1882, and to Murphy the following
year. A plan was submitted to the
legislature of 1888 for this road. 1t
was not until the legislature of 1848-
! ~ that charter was granted under
which work was begun. 'f's
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21

day would put a flat Is percent tax
on net corporation income, with a
surtax added. The surtax would range
up to ten percent, depending on how
much of the income were retained in
the surplus.
If the taxes and next years relief
appropriations cannot be acted upon
before the June convention, leaders
believe recess may be taken, with the
legislators returning to their labors
after the meeting.
Congress wondered whether the
leaders would seek to press the new
Guffey control bill substitute for the
one invalidated ty the Supreme Court
to passage this session.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
HENDERSON, ( CJ DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY MAY 21, 1896

insist that even now Sandy is making
more progress than either Hoey or
Mcdonald and that he is cutting into
the ranks of the Mcdonald support
ers much more deeply than is Hoey.
BY trying to cut off Graham's finan-
cial backing, the Hoey managers may
be cutting their own political threats,
the Graham supporters maintain.
Mcdonald Funds Short.
There are also signs of acute finan-
cial circumstances in the Mcdonald
ranks, observers maintain 1t is a
known fact that hundreds of work
ers" have been visiting Mcdonald
headquarters here recently for hand
outs ranging from $500 to rs cents,
and that most of them have come
away empty handed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
BY FRED H. MAY

1. Who introduced the lethal gas
bill in the legislature?
2. When did chief justice attempt
to assassinate a governor?
3. When was kidnapping in North
Carolina made felony?
a. What has the cost of tax collec-
tons cost the State during the En-
ringhaus administration
s. What session. of the general as
sembly was called the Bush Assem-
bly?"
6. How many years did it take for
the dream of a railroad across the
State to be realized?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
TODAY IN HISTORY

1819--The Independence, first steam
boat on the Missouri, started from st.
Louis and assembled 200 miles up the
river
1832-First Democratic National
Convention opened in Baltimore.
Institutional Society of the Red
Cross found in Washington, D. c.. it's
founding almost solely due to Clara
Barton.
1922-Nicaragua went through an
S-hour evolution-record even for
Latin America. Stopped by Ameri-
can marines.
1924 Mount Vernon willow tree
planted at Lafayette's birthplace in
France, converted by Americans into
a sanitarium for children; while a
cherry tree from there was being
planted at Mount Vernon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21

fused to withdraw colonial troops
from Diredawa, strategic center on
the railroad from Adds Ababa to the
sea.
The case of Monsignor Andre ia
-rossau, 78-year-old leader of Roman
Catholic missions in Ethiopia, arous-
ed intense official interest.
The aged prelate, who had been in
Ethiopia so years. ministering espe-
'cially to native lepers, was ordered
out of the country by italian authori-
ties yesterday on charger of having
made hostile demonstrations against
Italy"
1.-THE sole question to discuss" Paul
Boncour declared, "is whether the
expulsion was justified. We think it
was not"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
SUMMER NIGHT WORK is
NIGHTMARE FOR CONGRESS

Washington, May 21.-(AP)-Night-
marish visions of laboring over legis-
lation in July's heat began to float
before congressman today as major
legislation remained stuck in commit
tees.
The Senate Finance Committee be-
gan the tough job of wedding out
some of the. dozen alternative plans
of taxation now before it. BY a pro-
cess of elimination, Chairman Har-
rison, Democrat Mississippi, hoped
the committee would alight on some
compromise acceptable to a majority.
The fight is between advocates and
opponents of the administration po-
icy of a graduated taxes on corpora
ton income which is not distributed
to stockholders.
A plan receiving much attention to-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
TODAY,S BIRTHDAYS

Robert Jackson of Concord N. H,
Assistant u. S. Attorney-General,
born at Dover, N. H., Sc years ago.
DR.. Richard G. Cabot of Boston,
physician, Harvard professor of So
cial ethics, noted social scientist, born
at Brookline, Mass, GO years ago.
A. Owsley Stanley of Henderson, Ky
chairman of the u. S. Section of the
Information Joint Commission, ex-gov-
ernor and senator, born in Kentucky,
SO years ago.
Richard Bennett, actor-manager,
father of stage stars, born in Cass
Co, Ind, GA years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21

tee during the days session that some
members at one time threatened to
leave the committee chamber.
Harrison said the corporation tax
plan would raise somewhere over
100000, OOO,"' and said the Treasury
had been asked to submit exact esti-
mates as to the yield.
The indication was that it would
fall considerably short of the $685.
100000 Of permanent revenue sought
by President Roosevelt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
TODAY,S HOROSCOPE

Today, as approach is made to-
ward a change in the bodical sign,
there is growth of little more refin-
ed nature. 1t may develop reli-
gious tendency. The special aspect
is wide influence and a helpful one.
The native is a favorite of fortune,
but there is a tendency toward the
Luxurious, which is unfortunate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
SiHisi ~, o. CHRIST
AA o. ~ 1>>Sssjts;S-- s;>c.>>k -HPH-A
Gflfl]D|lDa bf@od


BACK TO GOD: Seek We the Lord
while he may be found, call We upon
him while he is near: let the wicked
forsake his way, and the unrighteous
man his thoughts: and let him return
unto the Lord, and he will have mercy
upon him; and to our God, for he
will abundantly pardon.-Isiah 55:6,7.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

May 81, 1688-Alexander Pope was
born in London, prodigy who grew
to greatness. His couplets and his
criticism began to influence the lit
erature of his time at II, yet he hired
ghosts" to write for him! A ghost"
even had hand in Pope's classic, the
versified Essay on Man, which has
the classic lines:
to scan;
The proper study of mankind is man.
May q, 1832-The first national con
vention of the Democratic party, as
the democratic party, opened at Bal
timore to nominate it's boss, Andrew
Jackson, for a second term as Pres
ident. He had been elected to his
first term as a Republican.
Here was born the famous two
thirds" rule that has been the insur-
mountable barrier for many Demo
cratic hopeful: Resolved, that two
thirds of the whole number of votes
in the convention shall be necessary
to constitute a choice"
80 Years Ago Today-Louis Henry
Perlman became a great benefactor
of motorists. He applied for the pat
ent which he received on the first
automobile demountable tire-carry-
ing rim.
May d, 1924 new world hero
stepped from the plane in which he
had flown alone from New York and
announced, Il am Charles A. Lind
bergh."
But Lindbergh was an assumed
name! His grandfather, Ola Manson,
who was member of Swedish par
lament, assumed the name of Lind
bergh when he came to the u. S.
FIRST WORLD WAR DAY-BY-DAY
20 Years Ago Today-The tide
turned against the Germans at Yer
dun, tide of blood. French counter
attackers regained a footing on Fort
Douaumont in a furious attack which
brought about the recapture of he
stronghold two days later. Simulan-
teously they regained the Haudro-
mont quarries, east of the Meuse.
But the same day Germans broke
through in the north, taking trenches
from the British on Vimy Ridge.
IT'S TRUE
The English town Puncknowle is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-21
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

1. Malachi.
2. Dublic, Ireland.
8. Roman Catholic. -
4. India.
James Thomson
6. No.
Z. The Battle of New Orleans.
8. A term denoting the modifying in
fluence upon an organism by it's
surroundings.
American artist
10. Faneuil Hail.