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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21
AIT Senki mem ha111a

A nincstelenseg termeszete-
sen a fontosabb problema, de
ha az egyszer megoldasra ke-
rulne, ha egyszer ez a rette-
netes gond elilne az orszag-
rol, akkor a k0vetkez0 legsur-
gosebb es legfontosabb teend6,
hogy a politikusok hadsereget
berakhassuk valahogy a b0r-
tonbe.
Minthogy pedig EFT a helyi
rend6rsegek es birosagok soha
mem tudjak megtenni, elso-
sorban sz0vetsegi tOrvenyt
kell a helyi politikusok vissza-
elesei ellen csinalni.
Meg kell a k0zonseggel, S
azutan a kongresszussal er-
tetni, hogy a gonosztev6k al
tai 0sszerabolt penzen a poll
tikusok osztoznak, hogy amig
azokat XII mem irtjak, addig
semmit mem er, ha egy-egy
hirhedtebb gonosztevot, gang.
stert vagy racekteert elfognak
Vannak gazok, gyomok, ami.
ket mindaddig kiirtani mem
tudnak, amig a gyokeret k
mem huzzak vagy XII mem ege'
tik a f0ldb6l.
Az alvilag szazfejii hydrajat
sem fogjak mindaddig megol
hetni, amig a gyokeret nen
vagjak XII az amerikai eletb6l
A megelhetesen, vagyis {
mindennapi kenyer gondjar
Xviii ez a legfontosabb es 8
legsurg6sebb feladata ennek {
nenNetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21

a boltossegedtol portekat... De holnap
mar emlekezni Sc fog rajuk es lelkehez:
mem ferkozik k0zel ebbol a mulatsagbol
semmi Sc
- Istenem, milyen fatal ember az
Greg! - mondta Lajos es sohajtva dobta
sarba a szivarcsutkajat.
Sandor mem felelt semmit. Ugy erez-
te, hogy "0reg" most az eros ember szana-
kozoan gunyos kacagasaval kacagna raj
TUX, ha latina oket, anint lehorgasztott
fejjel rosszkedvuen bandukolnak hazafele.
TX. FEJEZET
Az osbudavari ejszakara virrado napon
Sivany Laszlot kellemetlen meglepetes TO-
gadta lovardaban Az egyik Iowa, sarga
Gidran csiko, gyalazatosan santitott, mi
kor kivezettek az istallobol. Ahogy megnez-
te, kisult, hogy vasalasnal tOrtent a baj.
Megnyilaltak. A lovasz ugy velekedett ma
gaban, hogy mem szeretne kovacs bore
ben lenni eek utan.
Sivany mem is fukarkodott az aldas
sal. Harmadik honapja veszod0tt csiko
val, most mar annyira volt vele, hogy par
nap mulva kivihette volna szabadba es,
tessek! - harom hetig mem lehet raiilni.
Folnyergeltette az irlandi kancat, de
ezt unta, tul engedelmes volt. Felorat Iowa
golt mindossze, aztan leszallt.
- Ez mem lo hanem tehen! - NOR
mogta es bement az oltozobe,
Del meg messze volt, mikor kilepett
lovarda kapujan. Kicsit habozott, aztan
visszament az istalloba beteg lovahoz,
meg egyszer megvizsgalta es ujra elma-
gyarazta lovasznak, hosszan, elesen, hogy
nit csinaljon a csiko fajos labaval. 9 maga
sem vette eszre, hogy szandekosan tolti az
idot, csak azert, hogy tulkoran ne haladjon
ell az Erzsebet noiskola elott
Mem latta Lenket azota, hogy rozsat
kapta tole, de gyakran gondolt ARA meg
hatott kis leanyarcra, konnytol csillogo,
nagy, kek szemeivel es a hangja csengese-
re, amint a viragot atnyujtja neki: "Azert
adom, inert a leanyanak nevezett Evek
ota mem mondta EFT nekem senki!"
= Csakugyan leanyom lehetne! -
elmelkedett. Ugy latszik igazan Greg
szem, hogy nagy leanyokkal szemben apai
erzeseim tamadnak!
Ez a gondolat azonban mem hangolta
lie, inert lelke melyen erezte, hogy mem
ez az igazsag.
Az elso talalkozas estejen, ahogy tar
cajat kitette a zsebebol es kezebe akadt
a ROSA, meghokkent.
- Ostobasag! - mondta - mem va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21
Folytatas =

- Mem szolt az tobbet egy szot sem,
csak elfekudt a hoban, - folytatta Lajos.
- Az allkapcsa kitorott, nyakcsigolyaja
pedig kifordult helyebol . Jogos on
vedelem !.
Otthon azota felnek kezentOl.
Sandor megigezve hallgatta a besze-
det. valtig mondogatta magaban, hogy
ez egy durvalelku barbar, azert megis
erezte, hogy imponal neki kemenyoklii
magyar.
Mar ragyujtottak mikor egy ASSOC
nyokbol, lanyokbol es egy par fiatalem-
berb6l allo tarsasag vetodott vendeglo-
be. Nagyreszt ismerosok voltak.
- Atiiliink, - mondta Sivany, -
gyertek!
- Ha tudnak hogy unom oket! -
szolt Lajos. ..
- Nit es kit mem unsz tie? - ker
dezte az apja, azzal felallott begombolta
a kabatjat.
Sivany Laszlot nagy hozsannaval TO-
gadtak az asszonyok. Egyszerre minden er-
deklodes feleje fordult es fiuk ereztek,
hogy a hangos lelkesedes mem tires I'D
variaskodas.
A meltosagos ur sziporkazott es egyik
elmesseget a mask utan mondta. Es
mindenikkel megcirogatott egy-egy hol-
gyet Az asszonyok es leanyok csillogo
szemmel hallgattak es ket ferfiurol, meg
a tobbi fiatalemberrol mem is igen vettek
tudomast
Meg a mamak area is kipirult es az
egyik asszony, akinek elado leanya is tilt
az asztalnal, sohajtva mondta:
Maga meg most is regi! Pedig BIZ
zony mar van egy-ket-huszonot esztende-
je, hogy a Fekete Sasban egyitt baloz-
tunk Azota Sc LATHAM olyan valcer-tan-
cost, mint maya volt.
- Bocsanatot kerek vagyok is :.
AIT mar mem hagyom abba, amig zene
lesz, amire tancolni lehet Csak az
eveket ne meltoztassek mondani, inert ak
kor eiszomorodom.
%, - kottyant belle egy zsenge bak-
fis, = maya kulonb az osszes fatal urak-
nal es mem is hiszem, hogy tobb harminc
esztendosnel.
Sivany folallott
- Gyertink! - mondta fiuknak. -
Ennel szebbet ma mar ugy sem mondhat
neken senki, hat hazamehetek. Maganak
pedig csak ait mondom, kis nagysad
hogyha balba megy, hat izenje meg ne
KEN es tartson fem szamomra egy ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21

gyok en- girnnazista, hogy preselt viragokat
hordjak a zsebenben!
De hogy, rogy nenn, ROSA megis csak
oft maradt tarcajaban Tgaz, hogy egy
kul0n reReszben, anit sohasern nyitott XII,
de azert megis oft volt sivany ugy segi-
tett magan hogy mem vett ro1a tudomast.
= Mem fontos az egesz! - vigasztalta
magat. Megpr6balt k0nnyeden napi-
rendre terni folotte.
Sokszor szeretett volna fiatol kerde-
zosk0dni Lenkerol, de ezt is csak egyetlen
egyszer tette meg Akkor is csak olyan
foghegyr6l odavetett par szoval, mintha
mem erdekelne dolog es csak mas tema
hianyaban jutott volna eszebe
Hanem azert valahanyszor elment az
Erzsebet n6iskela elott, mindig f0lnezett
az ablakra, pedig oft mindennap elment,
inert lovardabol ARA jart be varosba.
Lenkevel azonban nem ta1alkozott egyet-
len egyszer sem.
Eleinte kozombosen vette a dolgot,
inert titokban ait remelte, hogy elobb-
utobb megis csak osszeakad vele megint, de
aztan, hogy egy honap is e1telt, elkezdett
tiirelmetlenkedni Es akkor segiteni pro-
bait veletlennek.
Eloszor csak azza1, hogy lassabban
ment ell az iskola elott Kesobb megesett az
is, hogy szinlapokat eppen oft jutott esze-
be olvasni, az intezet kapujaval szemkozt
allo hirdetesi eszlopon. De ilyenkor is hia-
ba leste surgeto vagyodasaban, felszemevel
az iskolabol kitodulo leanyokat, Lenket So
hasem sikeriilt kozottiik felfedezni.
Aztan engedett egy kicsit a biiszkese-
geb6l, bevallotta onnaganak hogy talal-
kozni szeretne 1eannyal es megtette AIT
is par napon keresztil, hogy Oktogon sar-
katol meg egyszer visszament az iskola ka-
pujaig, hogy szembe talalkozzek Lenkevel,
= de hiaba
Ere elvesztette ttirelmet es eliza
tarozta, hogy tobbe egyaltalan mem tor6-
dix Lenkeve1 es mem banja, ha sohase lat
ia. De masnap megis azon igyekezett, hogy
kihuzza az idot a lovardaban es ell ne
jatsza talalkozas lehetoseget.
Pont tizenket Ora volt, nikor az in
tezethez ert, de most mem haladt ell a ka-
pu e1ott, mint maskor, hanem megallott a
sarkon es oman nezte vegig kiozonl6
leanysereget. vagy negy-ot fatal flu is al
lott oft, akik hihetoleg szinten hasonl6 ja-
ratban voltak. Sivany azonban mem vett
roluk tudomast Nagyon megdobbent vol
ma, ha eszebe jut, hogy ugyanazt csinalja,
mint azok a.gyerekek.
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21

ahol vigsag alarca alatt minden, de min
NOR kontoseben legsivarabb jozansag hu-
zodik meg predara lesve.
- Szervusz Psezina! = szolott "a egy
sarga ruhas, fekete kalapos karcsu leany,
amint egy pezsgos- pavilion el6tt elhalad-
TAX
Betti volt, a fiuk ismertek jol Egy-
seer sirva talaltak a Somossy-kavehaz egy
szegleteben es egesz ejjel vigasztaltak. A
leany mem mondta meg ugyan, hogy mi
baja, de halas pillantasokkal honoralta
ket flu oszinte szorgoskodasat, fiuk pc
dig nemesebb erzesek csirait veltek felfe-
dezni a Betti lelkeben, amint homalyos
frazisokkal panaszkodott odasimulva San
dorhoz es almodozon simogatta kezet.
Lajos egy par nap mulva meglatogat-
ia siro Bettit lakasan, de az akkor
mar csupa jokedv volt es kacagva mondta:
"A baratod milyen jo flu lehet! Ugy
vigasztalt, mintha testvere lennek. Pedig
mem is volt semmi bajom, csak jol esett
sirni =.
Kezet fogtak lannyal szoba eresz-
kedtek
- De jo, hogy talalkoztunk, - mond-
ia Lajos - Teged keresiink eppen. lit
vagy ebben a pezsgosbodeban?
- De most mem vagyok szabad
Csak kij0ttem egy percre szetnezni. Me-
gyek is vissza, nagyszeru vendegem van...
- Hol van?
- lit boxban
fiiggony most meghbbent egy kisse
es be lehetett egy pillanatra latni a b6de
belsejebe. Ket-harom kacago leany kozott,
behitott pezsgos-iivegek mellett, hatratolt
kalappal fejen egy barnaarcu uriember
tilt es mosolyogva nyujtotta az ego gyufat
az egyik kifestett leany fele =.
Sivany Laszlo volt.
A cigany a sarokban a vonot Cyan
tazta.
- Ez a vendeg? - kerdezte Lajos.
- Ez, - mondta Betti. - Igazi ur.
TIE, ez olyan cavalier ember, hogy mines
iyen tobb Pesten!
- Hat csak mulass jol! - szolt La
jos, azzal sarkon fordult es indult a
kjaras fele.
Most valami erkolcsi folenyben erezte
magat az apja folott.
Sandor $40 nelkul ment utana FL
akarta magaval hitetni, hogy undorodik
Sivanytol, pedig inkabb meg jobban iri-
gyelte. Ez a szalas ur ontudatosan i'll lit
a kokottok kozott es batran, biiszken meg
veszi ait, amt akar toliik, csak ugy, mint
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21

ringot. Akkor komolyan fogja hinni, amt
most mondott -.
Sandor szediilve hallgatta Sivanyt Az
iment meg barbarnak latta, most ugy ha-
tott ra, mint egy francia mark galans
idokbol Idegenkedett tole, de megis von-
zotta lie akarta nezni, de szerotett volna
hozza hasonlitani.
Amikor kiszalltak a hajobol, Sivany
elbucsuzott fiuktol.
- En- meg felnezek kaszinoba, -
mondta - Szervusztok! - Es szalas ajax
ia eltunt gazlampan tul, amint hosszu
lepesekkel megindult Regi posta utica
iranyaban.
Lajos meg Sander szotlanul lepked-
tex egymas mellett es kiertek a Belvaros-
boil. A Kerepesi-uton zeneszo hallatszott XII
egy kavehazbol es neha-neha meglebbeno
langyos fuvalom mintha parfimillatot no
zott volna magaval valahonnan. Szorosan
osszesimulo parok jartak az utcakon.
- Kimenjiink Os Budara? ker
dezte Lajos.
Sandor talan legszivesebben hazament
volna, ha szamot tudott volna magaval
vetni, de valami mem engedte, hogy a jo-
zan eszere hallgasson Valami naivsag ia
Ian, egy sajatsagos erzes, amt csodava-
rosnak nevezett kesobb, ha azokra az eb-
rem atvirrasztott es mindig kelegitetlen-
seq keseru erzesevel vegzodo ejszakakra
gondolt, amelyeket akkoriban lumpolasnak
hivott.
Valamit vart, valamit akart, valamit
keresett, valamit szentUl hitt remelt, va
lamit, ami sohasem kovetkezett be, vala
NIT, amiert az ejszakait felaldozta es nyug-
talan csavargasban toltotte ell.
Csodat vart az ejszakaban felhangzo
muzsikaszo mogott, csodat a pezsgogozos
mulatok ftistos leveg6jeben. Egy megkoze-
litheto istennot, vagy egy kejeket oszto
szentet talan, vagy valami mast, - ami
azert volt csoda, inert maga sem tudta,
hogy mi az, amire ahitozik.
Es mentek Lajossal egyiitt. Es ahova
bementek, oman kivagytak es ahol zene
szolt, oda beszediiltek es ahol muzsikal-
tax, oft csendre ahitoztak Amig mem lat
tax, hogy XII jatszik, amig csak zene csa-
bito melodiai zsongtak oket koril, elsza
kadva forrasuktol, addig hittek csabi-
to hangoknak es mentek utanuk.
Masfelorat lodorogtek, kalandra che
sen, de undorral szokve meg minden XII
nalkozo alkalomtol. Lajos szoba ALT egy-
ket lannyal, de Sander beszelni is atallott
veliik.
Erezte, hogy mem valo ere helyre,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-05-21
Observation-Disclosures
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
IT'S TRUE

Edward VII, who instituted The
Order of the Garter to honor the
highest acts of chivalry, had his own
mother put in Jail.
The gypses are called that because
of belief they were Egyptians, but
they originated in India, and they
call themselves Tsiganes.
Mohammed Toghlak built magni-
ficent tomb at Bhir, India, for tooth
that had to be pulled
The U. S. Navy spends twenty-five
percent more on its daily rations for
its men than the U. S. Army.
The standard length of a year was
decided originally by measuring the
distance between the nose and end of
the thumb of Henry I of England.
Beer was once sold by the yard! It
was once served in glasses that were
yard high.
Ten percent of the female popula-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

June 25 172S-William Smith was
born in New York City, an American
who was to be chief justice of New
York, an office his father had declin-
ed and then become chief justice of
Canada He took the latter office
$50 years ago this day. While he was
chief justice of Canada, his "Revis-
ed Laws of New York." continued to
be a standard work in his former
home.
June 25 Among State Histories: 60
Years Ago Today-Brig. Gen. G. A.
Clusters command was killed to the
last man by Sioux and Cheyennes in
the battle of Little Big Horn =.
so Years Ago Today-Stanford White,
nations most famous architect, was
shot to death in Madison Square
Garden, New York. by Harry Thaw,
Pittsburgh millionaire youth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25

land soon.
This amalgamation, however,
doesn't appear to be so likely.
RATCHET BURIED
The Long organization, since the
senator's death, has more or less
buried the Ratchet, with the Roose-
welt administration, is getting it's
share of Louisiana patronage, no Ion
ger is being prosecuted on charges
of income tax evasions and probably
has more to gain by staying regular
ly Democratic than it could nope for
ny boiling to movement which can't
win anyway.
And the Townsendites don't con-
slider their plan inflationary. AS a
matter of fact I think it is, but that
isn't their opinion of it.
Now the Frazier-Lemke program
admittedly is highly inflationary; 1t
is by the inflationary method that it
is expected to relieve agriculture.
Father Coughlin puts it that
Lemke will rally agriculture, labor.
disappointed Republicans, outraged
Democrats" ct cetera.
Yet Howard Y. Williams, the Far
mer-Labor party's national organizer
refers to Lemke's candidacy as a
tragic mistake" Which doesn't sound
much as if the Farmer-Laborites
would flock to the Dakotan's banner
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
More Teachers in
Next Year Likely
CONTINUED from rage One.>

all the reports showing the average
daily attendance for the past year and
have made no computations whatever.
But judging from a preliminary
study Of the reports which have been
received, indications are that the mum
Der of teachers for next year will pro-
badly be larger than this year, Ger
tainly no fewer, as the normal in
crease in school population always re-
quires some extra teachers each year. -"
This past year the School Commits
sion estimated that 200 additional
teachers would be needed and actual
ly authorized the employment of 259,
or SO more than had been estimated,
thus increasing the teacher cost $41,-
900 beyond the amount it had bud
geted for teachers salaries.
There is nothing to indicate that
the severe winter weather reduced
the average daily attendance in the
the schools any more than has whoop-
ing cough or measles epidemics in
other years." Griffin said. I'm fact, it
is entirely possible that in spite of
the weather this past winter, the az
erage daily attendance shown will be
higher than ever, which will automa-
tically call for more teachers"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
FIRST WORLD WAR DAYBYDAY

20 Years Ago Today-Artillery pre-
paration-to last a week-was begun
for the great FrenchBritish-BelS
offensive on the Sonnet front which
the entente had been planning for
six months. With the Russian often
sive having been so successful that
the Cars armies were in possession
of the whole of Bukowina; with Ger
many having been repulsed in its Yer
dun offensive, and Austria's drive
against Italy in Trentino a failure, it
seemed that the hour had arrived to
strike a decisive blow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
II TODAY =
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1878 Eiphalet Mott, Presbyterian
clergyman, president of Union Col
leee, Schenectady N. Y. for 62 years.
prolific inventor, among them the
first stove used for the burning OF
anthracite coal, born at Ashford,
Conn. Died Jan. 30, 1866.
1S11-John w. CASTELAR,, noted New
York landscape painter of his day,
born in New York City. Died Aug.
IT, 1898.
1S31-Olive Thorne Miller, author
and lecturer on birds, born at Auburn,
N Y. Died in Los Angeles, Dec 20
1918.
1S37-Thoma ]. Simmons, Confede-
rate soldier, Georgia jurist and chief
Justice, born in Crawford Co., Ga.
Died Sept. -, 1905.
1S37-Charles T. Yerkes, Philadel-
phia and Chicago capitalist, donor of
the great University of Chicago OBJ
servatory, born in Philadelphia. Died
Dee. %, 1905.
1S46-Le Baron Colt, Rhode Island
jurist and U. S. senator, born at Ded-
ham, Mass. Died Aug. IS, 1924.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
ANSWERS


l. The North Carolina presidential
vote in 1923 was Hoover, 348.923:
Smith, 286.227, giving Hoover a ma
jority of G2,296
2. Thirty-sir known to be living at
that time. Of this number % joined
the Confederate States Army, eight
remained with the United States
Army and six did not serve on either
side.
3. The silk industry was encourage
ed by Governor Arthur Dobbs. and
the legislature made an appropria-
ton to be used for this purpose. Fa-
miles were moved here from France
to train North Carolinians in the Gull
ture of the silk butterfly, and to show
them how to wind the silk from the
cOcoons.
4. A place where there are good
people and much bread"
5. Daniel l.. Russell, of Brunswick
County. At the outbreak of the war in
1861 Russell, then not of age, left col
lege, organized and equipped a COM
pany of Brunswick Volunteers. The
company was stationed at Fort Fish
er. The monotony of that station so
lrked the young officer that he asked
for a transfer. On being refused he
chartered vessel at his own expense
and attempted to take his company
to Virginia. He was arrested, but
later released. The young man then
became bitter against his former
friends and the Southern Cause.
6. For the last fiscal year only II
counties out of the 100 in the State
received any of the mothers aid
funds. The amounts received by these
counties ranged from $50 by Tyrrell to
$1,523.50 by Mecklenburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today's native will have strong
passions; so strong that much effort
will be needed to control them. If
other aspects favor, there are indi-
cations OF very successful life,
some accumulation of wealth and
considerable notoriety. If of the fe-
male sex, the fortunes will be better:
but men will do we'll to exercise ex-
IRENE restraint in thir dealings with
the opposite sex.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Maj. Cen Leon 3. Kroner, U. S. A.,
chief of cavalry, born at Grand Rap
ids Mich, 60 years ago.
Chesley w. Jurney, the U. S. Sen
ates Sergeant at Arms, born at Waco
Tex, SO years ago.
Jesse 1. Straus of New York City,
Ambassador to France, born in New
York, 81 years ago.
DR.. c. Valentine Boyer, president of
the University Of Oregon, born at
jamestown, N. Y, So years ago
DR.. Edward j. Won K. Menge of
Fond du Lac Wis, celebrated psyche
logist, born there, 81 years ago.
DR.. Waldo L. Schmitt of the U. S.
National Museum, Washington, D. c.,
zoologist, born in Washington, 40
years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
TODAY IN HISTORY

1672-French, having overrun Hol-
land were within a few miles of Am
sterdam when the desperate Dutch
opened up the sluices and laid coun-
try under water.
179S-Alen Act of Congress author
lied President for a period of two
years to deport any alien dangerous
to the peace country on verge Of
war with France.
1859-English, at war with China,
aided by American naval commander
stationed in China on ground that
"blood is thicker than water"
-1868-Congres= enacted that eight
hours the legal days work for its
employees.
1876-Battle of Big Horn, Mont
historic Indian fight at which Custer
was killed.
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

l. Charles Mason and jeremiah Dix
on, English astronomers.
2. Fourteen.
3. No.
f. Carson City.
s. Norman, Okla.
6. A sculptured representation of a
man on horseback.
7. New York.
8. German composer
- Mark Twain Samuel L. Clemens)
10. In the sinking of the Lusitania.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

l.. What was the vote for Hoover
and Smith in 1928?
2. How many North Carolina grad
yates of West Point were there in
1861?
3. What efforts were made in 1855
to establish the silk industry in the
State?
4. What did the Indians call the
Moravian settlement of Wachovia?
.. Who was the young man. who be-
came governor that organized and
equipped company at his own ex-
pense?
g. How many counties participated
in the States Mothers aid fund last
year?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
Today is the Day
By CLARK KINNAIRD
Copyright, 1886, for this Newspaper
by Central Press Association

Thursday, June IS; morning stars:
Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Uranus,
Mars. Evening stars: Venus, Nep-
tune, Jupiter. Birthstone: pearl.
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1, n, ~. ~ I ~ Isli nj. d 2.tA-Pna lIt y

A FOUNTAIN OF LIFE: The fear of
the Lord is a fountain of life, to de-
part from the snares of death.-Pro-
verbs 14:27.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25

DR.. John H. Quayle of Cleveland,
noted surgeon, born at Madison, O., 81
years ago. +,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25
WANT ADS

FOR SALE: CORBITT COMPANY
Bond No. 185-issued 1880. par value
$450.0O-price 100000 Al A. Corbet
Smithfield, N. c. 24-St
FOR SALE 10000 PORTO RICO
sweet potato plants. c. T. Neathery,
623 South William st. 25-1t
SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON MAT
tresses, all cotton, $4.95; combna-
ton, 1895; single mattresses, $685.
We sell new mattresses only Home
Furniture Exchange, corner Gar
nett and Montgomery street. 2Sf
DOUBLE CLEANING FOR Csc. WE
dry clean and wash linen and cotton
suits, phone 237. May-Smith Clean
ing Company. 2S7St
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25

JUST RECEIVED A BIG LOT OF "a
inch pipe, 6-inch a., flue lining fire
clay and fire brick at "The Place
of Values" Alex S. Watkins. Psi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25

Despite the charge of one reader
that 1 like to print Horatio Alger sue
cess stories of New York, I can't re-
sist commenting on a young man
met the other night.
His name is Eugene Volt. He is the
front office" manager of the Waldorf
Astoria, job which, you would inn
agine would entail the suavity of a
Menjou and the background of a
Rhodes scholar. Mr.. Volt is 80.
Thirteen years ago he slowed away
on the Reliance" and worked out
his passage in the stewards depart
ment to America from his native Ger
many. Now he has flown back to Eu-
rope on the Hindenburg for a sort of
goodwill tour in behalf of his hotel
He has come up via jobs of dishwash-
err bus-boy, waiter, headwaiter and
the front office gamut
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-06-25

T H e HENDERSON BUSINESS
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