davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13

penzUgyi es politikai anar-
CHA fenyeget es a kormany
mem tudia egyik naprol a ma
sikra, hogy az aranyvalutat
meddig kepesek tartani, vagy a
politikai helyzet mikor fog fel-
borulni.
A je1enlegi kormanynak csak
az a hivatasa, hogy a tavaszi
valasztasokig a nemzet sorsat
intezze, ezt azonban csak ugy
teheti meg, ha Angliatol su
lyos penzigyi tamogatast TO-
CAD ell, aminek politikai arat
viszont mem tudja a kormany
nlegadni.
Ha a nemzetkozi helyzetben
a legkisebb zokkeno alma be,
azonnal osszeomlana a francia
kormany eS a perlzugyl anar-
CHA azonnal teljes mertekben
beallna.
1lyen kortilmenyek kozt ter
meszetesen nem tudnak kon-
struktiv lepesekre godolni es
ez az Okla, hogy teliesen holt
pontra iutottak a Ligaval vagy
a bekevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
Az ACELIPAR
81 SZAZALEKOS

uzeme meg feljebb emelke-
dix a kozeli hetekben, inert a
vasutak es az epilet-ipar ma
gyobb rendelesekkel varjak a
tavaszi aktivitast.
Az auto-ipar rossz allapot-
ban van, az emberek nagy re-
sze lie van teve a munkabol es
amig a melegebb idojaras a
hasznalt kocsik egy reszet XII
mem viszi a yardokbol, addig
az vi kocsik gyartasa nagyon
kicsi lesz. Igazi fellendllest
csak aprilis vegere vagy ma
jusra varhatunk ebben az ipar-
ben. Termeszetesen az alkatre-
seek ipara hasonl6 helyzetben
van.
A konnyu ipar er6sen meyer
ri a hideg id6k kovetkezteben
a kereskedelmi forgalom csok
keneset es ICY a tavaszi arut
meg mem dobta~ a piacra.
A munkatlansag mem emel-
kedik, de mem is csokken, sot
az auto-varosokban a welfare
jotekonysagara az ~elmult he
tekben tObben szOrultak.
Az inflacios hirekre az arak
ismet emelkedesnek indultak,
de ez megallt az elmult napok-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
MOST WzSCALTATJAK

Miamiban gyulest tartott az
American Federation of Labor
vezerkara es bebizonyitottak,
hogy Ok az id6k szavat meg
ertik es meglatjak ait a prob
lemat, ami csak holnap vagy
holnaputan szakad a nemzetre.
Elhataroztak, hogy a
congresszus ele kerelemmel
jarulnak. Megkerik a torveny-
hozast, hogy inditson vizsgala-
tot a modern gepek ugyeben
es kutassak XII, hogy azok mi
lyen hatassal vannak a mum
katlansagra.
Szoval az Greg urak vegre
feltalalnak ebredni.
Amt a gyari m,,nkasok mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
Az AMERIKAI MUNKASOK

talan nyernek valamit azzal,
hogy Lewisbol hirtelen orsza-
gos nagysag 1esz, de a banya~
szok a konvencion elvesztettek
a szervezetIket, amt most a
sajat joszantukbol irtak "a
Lewisra.
Es nagy kerdes, hogy ezutan
a szervezet kit fog szolgalni. A
banyaszokat-e, akik a tagsag-
dijat es a kiveteseket fizetik,
vagy Lewist, akinek a 1aba ala
a szervezetbol egy piedesztalt
acsinaltak.
A munka frontia egyebkent
is ~mozgalmas volt a multi he
ten.
Pekin i1linoisi varoskaban a
nfunkasok 'alta1anos sztrajkot
,rendeztek. amt ugyan "a ora
nnulva lefujtak, de ami kello
intelemmel szolgalt a tokes
eosztalynak es annak a korrupt
polgari '>hatalomnak, anely
fenntartas nelkiil a t6ket sol
gala.
Ha ezeket az altalanos sztraj
lkokat tobb @elorelatassal rem
cdeznek, ha mem esnenek ha-
talmi tebolyba, amivel a ven
degloket esapatikakat is bezar-
jak, akkor "a sztrajk-sujtotta
varosok polgarsaga a munka-
;sokat jobban 'partolna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
EUR0PARAN LATJA MAR

mindenki, hogy Duname-
dence ugyet el kellene rendez-
nj, hogy az osztrak, magyar
es a kis antant kormanyok
mem elhetnek 0rokke a jelen-
legi helyzetben.
Sainos, abban is megegyezik
mindenki, hogy amig az afri-
kai hadjarat mem er veget,
mem is lehet, mem is erdemes
a Duna-medence ugyet rem
dezni, inert csak a hadjarat
utan alakulnak XII a vegleges
er6viszonyok Olaszorszag, Fran
ciaorszag es Nemetorszag kozt.
Annyit most elertek, hogy
Australian a legitimistak ell
hallgattak egy idore, inert
Angliatol segitseget a kormany
csak ICY kaphat, Magyarorsza-
gon pedig alkalmat 'adnak a
bels6 reformok keresztiil vite-
lere a kormanynak azzal, hogy
eltoljak a nemzetkozi profile
max rcndezeset kes6bbre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
NAGYON ERDEKES ES

nagyon tanulsagos lecke-
ben reszesitette Pennsylvania
kormanyzoja a banyabarokat,
akik ujra A1lani 'karhatalmat
kertek az ellen a tizenharon-
ezer banyasz ellen, akik boot
leg-banyaszatot folytatnak.
Earle kormanyzo kijelentet-
tie, hogy az erk0lcsi felelosseg
alol a banyabarok kitertek,
inikor a kemenyszen <mez6kre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13

akkor egy felevig pokol var a
megszallo olasz hadseregre,
anelkiil, hogy ez alatt az lido
alatt barmilyen hadmozdula-
tot lehetne csinalni.
Minden jel ait mutatja,
hogy maholnap mem a gyoze-
lem, hanem a haboru likvida-
lasa lesz Mussolini szamara az
igazi problema.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13

cipelt emberek tizezreit a ba-
nyakbol egyszerien kizartak S
ICY mem fog a segitsegiikre
sietni. Szerinte a banyaszok-
max joguk van az elethez es a
kenyerhez es a1nig nekik mum
kat ADM mem tudnak, 8 a szen
} 'lopast meggatoini mem fogja.
Kevesebb szerencsevel ope-
ralt Olson minnesota kor-
manyzo, akinek negtiltotta az
allami Supreme Court, hogy
egy sztrajktorokkel uzemben
tartott ing-gyarat bezarjon,
bar a sztrajktores modozatai
alfando -zavargasokra adnak
~alka1mat.
Ugy latszik, hogy a munkas-
sagnak egyszer lie kell a biro-
sag natalni tebolyaval sza-
molni es az allami es szovet-
segi alkotmanyokban megszab-
nj, t1ogy a biroknak semmi jo-
guk gazdasagi es politikai ker-
desekben magukhoz ragadni a
legfobb hatalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13

(Folytatas a Ali; ,idalr6D
inert a banyasz-car hirhedt
azokr6l a visszaa1esekrol, arr6l
a diktaturarol, amivel a U. M.
W.-ben kormanyoz.
Ennek az elet akarta Lewis
azokkal az tinneptltetesekkel
elvenni, an1elyekkel reszint a
banyaszok, reszint a politikai
es munkas-mozgalmi elokel6se-
gek ha1noztak el az elmult ket
hetben.
A banyaszok reszerol arany-
kalapacsot, meg platinum orat
adatott maganak, hogy alkal
mat kapion t'meghatott' besze-
deket tartani, de 'tull6t a ce-
lon, mikor a sajat es tisztviselo
tarsai fizeteset felemeltette a
duplara, inert ARA. fe1orditott
az ellenZek es ait Sietve vissza
kellett nekik csinalni.
Ezekiel az inneplesekkel SUI
lyos kontrasztban van az a
teny, amit mem -1ehet a kon-
vencio programjabol torolni,
hogy a banyasz-szervezet mem
demokratikus intezmeny, hogy
az tulajdona Lewisnak, aki a
keruleti tisztviseloket mem en-
gedi valasztatni, hanem maga
newell XII a tagsag nyakara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13

szolalo lapoknak ilyen erte-
lemben talan mi tiltakoztunk
az vi celkituzesek ellen els6-
mex. ...
Mem hasznos dolog azon-
ban, hogy a vita a vitatkozokat
ket taborra hasitja S Szabad-
sag-Nepszava heccet csinalnak
akaratlanul is dologbol.
Mem hisszuk, hogy a revi-
zios liga vezetoi arendaba akar
max ADM a Nepszavanak ezt a
mozgalmat S mem tartjuk haza
arulasnak AIT sem, ha mem a
Szabadsag alairasi mozgalma-
boil akarnak a revizios liganak
gerincet csinalni.
Ha hibak tortentek, azokat
reperalni lehet, hiszen eleg
gyorsan szolaltak meg az ell
fogulatlan magyar ujsagok es
a Szabadsag reszer6l tortent
nagy vademelesnek csak ke
sobb lett volna ideje, ha ait
latjak, hogy a hibakat javitani
mem is probaljak.
Talan igazsagos es melta-
nyos lenne bevarni, hogy mi
tortenik a kovetkezo napokra
es hetekre tervezett nehany
gyulesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
MEG SOFIA MEM ADTAK

XII a birok tito parancsot
olyan 0esetben, mikor a sztraj-
kolok ellen rendeltek XII a mi
liciat ~akarmelyik allamban. De
mikor vegre akad egy kor-
manyzo, aki a katonasagot a
sztrajktorok zavargasai ellen
rakarja ktildeni, r0gton meg
jelennek a birak, a kapitalis-
tax fo erossegei, hogy a milicia
kirendelesetol eltiltsak a kor-
manyzot.
Zavargasok voltak New Al
banyban, Indiana allamban,
ahol egy sweat-shop rendszer
mellett do1goztato ing-gyar
munkasai sztrajkolnak es ahol
igenis 'kivezenyeltek a miliciat
biroi tiltakozas nelkil, hogy a
sztrajkolokat elnyomjak.
Nagyobb kiizdelmek vannak
beigerve New Yorkban a 'ko-
vetkezo napokra, >ahol a dress
makerek hataImas szervezete,
a hotelek silanyan fizetett ber-
rabszolgai es az epiletek mum
kasai keszti1nek jogos sztraj-
kokra.
A polgarmester rnindent el-
kovet, hogy a sztrajkokat eTke-
riiliek S ITALIAN ez sikeriil a
dressmakerek iigyeben, de a
Macy szallodak es az office
epuletek tulaidonosai mem
akarnak szoba allni a munkas
sal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-13
A NAGYK0Z0NSEG
iria a mi tiketlnket

Kevesen latjak be, hogy Macy vallalatok
mi es mas demokratikus orszagokban nagy-
jaban nagykozonseg vezetese alatt ALA
max Es ez valoban igaz, inert barmely val
lalat vezeto elveit nagykozonseg, amely
fogyasztokbol es reszvenyesekbol all, dix
talia A reszleteket aztan alkalmazottaink
halifax vegre Jelenleg az civ az, hogy TO-
kozni kell kozszolgalatot es mi tudjuk
hogy ezt kovetjuk mikor alacsonyabb ra-
takkal, modern arukkal es pontos kiszolga-
lassal allunk legesekelyebb kivansaganak
teljesitesere.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
M;NfeNN1|||
York,
|e5ameSAs@Eell

New York, May 25--After months
of hilarity New York is toning down
somewhat. The la-de-da of the night
clubs and cocktail lounges has dimin-
iShed and there are nights when the
big girly-girly restaurants are empty
enough to make a head waiter cry.
I don't know what this means. One
of the factotums over at the French.
Casino, a sort of unbrella-carrier for
the dwaiter-in-chief: tells me that
the portent is omninous.
you can always tell about pros
perity from the night club business, y
he says. Look OUT 1t was just like
this a few months before the end in
1929. I predict crash before the.
summer is out-and remember, we're
doing a good business here, all things
considered too. 1 feel it in the air."
Or it's just possible that the slack
is due to people going to the country :,
was out Greenwich way the other
weekend and noticed some of the
more spectacular estates being I'M
shattered for the first time in four
years. A real estate agent confided
with candor: j.
"Of course the really large places
are difficult to sell. But the ducky
little estates go like hot cakes. You
know - the unpretentious ones, which
require only three or four servants
and maybe a gardener. Fourteen or
fifteen rooms"
Sure. Places for rouging it,
Ambitions unearthed: Fred Allen
has a secret pash for the writing
racket. He thinks that it would be
ideal to write heavy books for the
intelligentsia, with no worries about
sponsors or the Federal Radio Com
mission.
No worries about income tax, eth
er, chances are.
katharine Brush, the novelist, has
turned to the writing of screen orr
ginals, but she does it the ideal way.
She wouldn't hear of going to Holly
wood. Said she had a specially built
duplex workroom, designed by Joseph
Urban before he died, and why should
she do her work on the West Coast?
The producer succumbed and she
turned out the story of rich girl who
turns to dress-modeling when the
family fortunes collapse. you're All
! Want is the title-a nifty, too. She
just mails in the story and the pro-
ducer mails her check. It's good
work if you can get it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
NOTICE OF RESALE.

An advance bid having been placed
upon the property hereinafter deScrib-
ed, and pursuant to an order issued
by the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina, in the
flee of the Clerk of the Superior
Court entitled "Pattie Evans, widow;
Mamie Evans Williams and Sylvester
Williams, her husband; Rathir Evans
and Noree Evans, his wife; and Rob
ert Evans, unmarried, VS.. Lonnie
Evans and wife, Pauline Cheatham
Evans, minors; Major Evans, minor,
Annie Herbert Evans, minor, and
John j. Evans, minor and by the
authority of the said order, and pur-
suant, and by the authority of order
of resale issued by the said Court,
the undersigned Commissioner will
again offer for sale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Courthouse door in Henderson, N. c.,
at II o'clock, Noon, on the 10th day
Of June, 1896, wednesday, the fol-
lowing described real estate:
Beginning at a Pine stump IN
Wright's formerly Brodies) line,
near the Sheadwaters of the Eastern
branch of Red Bud Creek Cooper &
Parham's corner; run thence N IS w
1882 chains to a stake in John r.
Barnes line; thence along John r.
Barnes line 3-4 E 7.55 chains to
stone, John r. Barnes corner; then
N "a IL w 4O.75 chains to a stone
on the Ridge Path; then N So IL E
1920 chains along the Ridge Path;
then N Sc 1-2 E chains to a Pine
stump, Brodie's corner; thence Sc
E s. chains to an iron stake, Brodie's
corner; thence S IA w 10 chains to
the place of beginning, containing
70 IL acres, being lot No. 4 in the
Partition for Sale of the Farm of the
late John r. Barnes and Parthenia
J. Barnes, his wife, and was purchas-
ed by Junius Evans from S. S. Par
ham and John D. Cooper and wife,
by deed recorded in Book So, at page
1913, Vance County Registry.
Bidding to start at $787.5O.
This the 25th day of May, 1896.
T. p. GHOLSON.
..r X Commissioner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
IT'S TRUE

Poetic justice: Formerly skins of
criminals were used to bind law books
in Bristol, England.
sleepwalker, a girl, who disap-
Feared from her berth in a 60-mile-an
hour German express train in the
night, was discovered stretched out
flat on top of the car, still asleep.
George Washington obtained exer-
else by wrestling, which was also the
favorite sport of President Lincoln,
who often grappled with visitors to
the White House.
John L. Sullivan knocked out so OPP
ponents in the first round in one sea-
son.
You're wrong if you believe that
seamen have a superstition that it's
bad luck for the captain of a vessel
to take his wife along on voyage.
Capt. Conthier of the S. S. Jean Jodat,
says it isn't so. The captains may
encourage the idea among their
wives, though. AS a matter of fact,
if a captains wife sails with him,
seamen are likely to prefer the boat,
for it means that the ship is more
comfortable than most.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25

Allen Register; Andrew Royster.
Roser Register and wife, Viola Row
ster, will take notice that an action
entitled as above in the nature of
Special Proceeding has lseen COM
tnenced in the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina, for the
sale of real property held by the
parties in this action as tenants in
common, to make assets:
And the defendants, William Allen
and wife, Gertie Allen, w. Henry AL
len and wife, Lucy Allen; Harriet A.
Harris; Wilson Baskerville; Alberta
B. Cotton; May Willie Register; Tom
mie Allen and wife, Dora Allen: Julia
Allen Register; Andrew Royster
Roser Register and wife, Viola Roy
ster; will further take notice that they
are required to appear at the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Vance County, in the Courthouse in
Henderson, NJ c., on the 18th day of
June, 1886, and answer or demur in
the complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said COM
plant.
This the 10Th day of May, 1885,
E. o. FALKNER.
Clerk Superior Court, Vance County.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
ANSWERS

l. Any group of voters that received
at the last general election preceding
three percent of the total vote cast
for the governor or the presidential
electors. When any party falls below
this three percent it loses it's right to
recognition in an. election.
2. The total amount is $8,451, 16O. 80,
with Lenior County at the top with
$1,245,496.
3. During the First 10 years the
construction of all buildings at the
University of North Carolina were fl
nanced by gifts from friends of the
institution. The first direct appropria-
ton by the State for any University
building was in 1905 whine the legis-
lature provided $4,000 for the chem
istry building.
4. The Alamance Wings held to a
custom of gathering at the Haw
Fields Presbyterian church and CIV
ing thanks following victory on the
occasion a member arose and left the
house during the meeting. TO another
member who questioned him he re-
piled that he did not expect to stay
anywhere where they gave the Lord
all the thanks and Robert Mebane
none.
s. The latest of our legal holidays
was provided for by the legislature
Of 1919 when November II, Armistice
Day. was designated as such by spe-
cial act.
6. The vote for that year was;
Junius H. Harden, Republican, 3D.
813; Chas. M. Stedman, Democrat, 54,-
900; majority for Stedman, 1877.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25

M LAY

J. B. Small questions our statement
that George Washington was an Of
ficer in the BRITISH, American and
French armies and French navy.
WEREN'T, he asks, "his French titles
purely honorary, and is it certain that
he ever accepted them?" No, he was
commissioned acknowledgement and
vice admiral of France so that he
might be commander-in-chief of the
combined French and u. S. forces. He
had been an officer in the British
army before the Revolution, of course
Queries, reproofs, etc., are welcom-
ed by Clark Kinnaird.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
NOTICE.

Default having been made in the
| payment Of those bonds secured by
| that deed Of trust dated the 9th day
of May, 1920, executed by Richard M.
Hawkins and Wiley Hawkins duly
recorded in Vance County N. c. in
Book 81 at page % to R. S. McColn
Trustee; and whereas the underSlgn-
ed has teen substituted under an or
der of the Court, in the name, place
and stead of the said r. 5. McColn'
Trustee; and at the request OF the
holder Of the bonds secured thereby
the undersigned Substituted Trustee
will offer for sale and sell to the hlgh-
est bidder, for cash, at the courthouse
door in Henderson, North Carolina
on Wednesday, June Bird 1886 at u
o'clock midday, the following descrlo-
ed real estate:
Begin at a stake on the Henderson
Oxford road, corner of farms NO.
and 10, and run thence along sala
road so degrees 90 w 533 IA feet
to stake, corner of farms NO anu
8; thence S 81 degrees - E 81 ~
feet to a stake; thence "a W lz10
12 feet to a stake in Cheatnam lihe,
thence S 81 degrees 15' E 1853 IA Zee.
to line of Railroad right-of-Way ~
feet from center of said road; thence
along the line of said Railroad rlghl-
of-way N SO degrees As E lOO 1eet'
N So degrees So E 500 feet; N 80 de.
grees go E 100 feet; n 70 degrees 40
E 100 feet; N "a degrees E 100 1eel'
N 81 degrees E 100 feet; N 60 degrees
30 E 100 feet; N Sc degrees 40, Z 10
feet to an iron stake; thence N "a oe
grees 80 w 800 feet to the place oi
the beginning being farms NO. anu
8 as shown on J. H. Brodies Farm
made April, 1920, and containing o'f0
acres, and begging the same tract ~
parcel of land conveyed this DAY ~
w. L. Hawkins and r. H. HAWKINS
by j. H. Brodie and wife.
This property is subject TO any
rights of whatever nature or KIN
conveyed by J. H. Brou.'
to the Carolina Power & Light ION,
pany as referred to in deed from .
H. Brodie to w. L. Hawkins ana ~
w. Hawkins.
This the End day of May, 1885,
j. H. ZOLLICOFFEh'
Substituted Trustee
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
CARD DOUBLEHEADER
AT G7RANK]LINTON

The Weeping Willows and Lucky
Strike baseball teams of South Hen
derson will go to Franklinton tomor-
row afternoon for doubleheader
with Franklinton teams at $3.50 p. m.
The Willows played the Franklin
ton team to a deadlock here some
several days ago, and the local teams
will be pointing their every effort to
a victory
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
Before The Clerk

LII AHc superior court
Before The Clerk.
State of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
L. p. GhOlson, Administrator of the
Estate of Mary Allen, deceased.
VS..
Eugene Allen and wife, Pinkie Allen:
William Allen and wife, Gertie Al
len; w. Henry Allen and wife, Lucy
Allen; TOmmie Allen and wife, Dora
Allen; Teola A. Baskerville and hus-
band, Silas Baskerville; Sarah A.
Roberts and husband, George Rob-
erts; Martha A. Hayes and husband.
Harrison Hayes; Maria A. Broad
way, widow; Julia Allen Royster.
widow; Punch Allen, minor; Julia
Alien. minor. and Maria. Allen,
minor, children of Roy Allen, de-
ceased; Harriet A. Harris, daugh-
ter of Mary A. Allen, deceased: Will
son Baskerville, husband of Mag
nolia Allen Baskerville, deceased;
and Alberta b. Cotton, daughter of
Mas,ioiia Allen Baskerville, deceas-
ed; Roser Register and wife, Viola
Royster; May Willie Royster and
Andrew ROyster; children of
frankie Royster, deceased; and all
other unknown heirs and persons
in esse who shall appear nv
Guardian ad Litem.
The defendants, William Allen and
wife, Gertie Allen; w. Henry Allen
md wife, Lucy Allen; Harriet A.
Harris; Wilson Baskerville; Alberta
3 Cotton; May Willie Register: Tom
ME Allen and wife, Dora Allen: Julia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

May Is, 17776-Congress voted au-
thorization to the Army to hire Amer
indians as scalpers. The measure was
retaliatory move, for the British,
who had invented scalping, were stir
ring up tribes to use it against the re-
voting colonists.
May 25, 1840-Lake Erie rose four
feet in a few hours and then subsid-
ed-a phenomenon which scientists
of the time could not explain.
May 25, 1918-The World War came
close to home. German submarines
appeared on the Atlantic Coast and
sank 10 ships in American waters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator
the estate of Fannie E. Spruill, late
of Vance County, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
Henderson, N. c., On or before the
5th of May, 1887, or this notice will
be pleaded in. bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 4th day of May, 1886.
S. o. SPRUILL
Administrator of the Estate of
Fannie E. Spruill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
.|NTER-C|TY GOLF
MATCH THURSDAY
Louisburg Golfers to Tackle
West End Linksmen
Here at 2 p. m.

West End Country Club golfers will
get their first taste of inter-city COM
petition Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock with Louisburg team furnish
ing the opposition over the local club
links, it was stated today.
While the local golf club will not be
entered into any league this season,
the club plans to play a number of
inter-city matches with clubs in this
section.
Interest in golf in Henderson has
taken forward strides, and continues
to grow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

1. What does North Carolina recog-
nize as political party?
2. What is the amount of county
road bonds the State has been asked
to assume?
3. How was building construction
at the University financed prior to
1905?
4. What custom of giving thanks
for a political victory was practiced
by Alamance Wings?
6. How near did the Republican can
didate come to defeating Represen-
tative Stedman in 1928?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-25
Todoy is the Day
By CLARK KINNAlRD
BY Central Press Association

Monday, May 25; Swan 4, 1896 il
Jewish calendar The traditional
Fitting Day in Scotland. Independ-
ence Day in the Argentine. Empire
Day and Victoria Day in Great Bri-
tain and possessions. New moon.
Zodiac sign: Gemini.
Scanning the Skies: Results of in
ternational Investigations show that
neither winter nor summer is the
most favorable season for human ac-
tivity. Both physical and mental ac-
tivity reach pronounced maxima in
Spring and Fall with minimi in mid
winter and midsummer.