davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

grupaci6n, que Sc denominara
en- ell future federation de
Juventudes Socialists de Es-
|pana."
Tn Comite Conjunto de am
bas agrupaciones Sc reunira en-
breve, con objeto de elegir los
nuevos directories de la agru-
paci6n.
En- libertad Jose Dencas
Ell ex-consejero de la Gene
ralidad Catalina, Jose Dencas
|fue dejado en- libertad aver,
despues que ell juez que como
clio de su case dictamin6 que
ell delito de malversaci6n, por
ell que estaba condenado, debia
comprenderse, tambien, en- la
amnistfa de car&cter polftico
Iltimamente decretada por ell
Gobierno de don Manuel Aza-
ma.
Removable ell Parlamento
Catalan
FL Parlamento catalan fue
removable aver, con gran solem
nidad Y en- medic de grandes
demostraciones de j1blo popu
lar. Ell nuevo presidente de la
asamblea legislative catalina,
senior Juan Casanova, pronun-
clio un vibrante discurso, deli
rantemente aplaudido por sus
companeros y por ell pGblico
que colmaba las Tribunals a Ell
destinadas en- la Camara.
Huelga de estudiantes
en- Sevilla
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
Huelga de eatudiantea
en- Sevilla


Los estudiantes derechistas
de Ia Escuela de Concrete de
|Sevilla Sc han declarado en-
huelga, en- senal de protesta
por la cesantia de varios pro-
Ifesores tildados de fascistas o
mon&rquicos. Los estudiantes
Sc niegan q concurrir a las cla-
SEES de varios profesores pertc-
necientes a las Izquierdas, y
han salido en- manifestation a Ia
Gale, al grito de "Muera la
RepGblica!"
Arrestado Ricardo Soriano
Ricardo SorianO, empresariO
de cine, fue arrestado aver en-
San Sebastian, en- los mOmen-
tos en- que Sc aprestaba a salir
hacia Biarritz. Sc acusa a So
riano de haber facilitado la flu
ga de los dos estudiantes que
atentaron contra Ia vida del pro
fesor Luis Jimenez de Az1a,
matando al policia que 10 a :
compahaba, hace aproximada-
mente unas tres semanas.
Ell plan agricOla
FL Ministro de Agriculture
facilita diariamente a la prem
sa una nota del avance de los
.rabajos que Sc vienen reali-
zando por ell iepartamentO de
la administration q su cargo,
para dar c~umplimiento al plan
de reforma agraria acordado
por ell Gobierno de Azaia.
Cerca de cuatro mil familial
han sido dOtadas de la TERRA
necesaria para sus labores y
Isu mantenimiento. Junto cor
Ia terra, cada composing ha
Irecibido los aperos de labran-
: "a necesarios, las semillas y e
dinero que reQuiere Ell cultivC
ide su prOpiedad.
Sc calcula que cada familis
lcostara al Estado, de AeuerdS
con este plan, unas diez ~ pt
setas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

DOMINGO MACIAS ESTIMA
LAS NOTI-
GAS SOBRE Ell PROXIMO
GOBIERNO
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
Russia Sc PRoPONE AYU-
OAR A MONGOLIA EN- CO
so DE UN ATAQUE NIPPON

MoscG, Mario 28.-Hoy Sc
publiS6 en- esta capital una mo-
ia Official del Gobierno de Mon
golia, en- la cuab proclama Ia
firma de un cohvenio de mu
tua asistencia con los Soviets.
Los propios peri6dicos pu =,
blican simultaneamente la no
Iticia de haber sido muertos
Tres soldadOs ~japoneses que in
tentaron cruzar la frontera Rel
Manchukuo y la Siberia.
Bajo los terminos de la "a
LAMA firmada por Russia con
la Mongolia exterior, Sc sabe
que ambos gobiernos quedan
obligados a ayudarse, en- ell ca
de- atacados por ell Ja-
Sefepo que fuerzas japo
nesas Sc Wtan concentrando
cerca del lago NORM, situado
entire la Mongolia exterior y ell
|Estado Manchukuo. Sc teme
que estas tFopas intenten algu-
'ha incursi6n sobre ell te%rritorio
fnOngol, en- cuyo caso los rusos
Embellishments, de acuerdo
con ell nuevo %convenio, tendran
queayudar a los mo- COLES. =
Los sOviets cueH6h en-
'tualida econ Ell eiercito
AAOmbres
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Podrobnosti.

Kvetiny ozivujf jarnf modu.
Nejsou-li ma latkach a klobou-
cfch, pax jsou ma vystfihu Cd
polednich satd nebo v klofl1ko-
We dirce odpolednfch kostym1.
Velmi modernf jsou lucnf kve-
ty V malych kyticfch.
,Bolerka jsou opet velmi
modern1; mohou doplnovati &C.
lie saty nebo sukne a bolerka
jsou doplneny odlisnou halen-
kou. Most sc k MIN vetsinou ST.
roke pasy.
Nejvyznamnejsfm rysem le-
tosni mody jest kombinace ba-
rev. CHM vice barev, tim lepe.
Sukne, kabatek, halenka i do
plnky jsou z rdznych barev a
to hodne odlisnych. Nejsme-
lejsi kombinace, jake 81 mono
pomyslit, We svetlych i tina
vych barvach. Tmave barry
jsou kombinovany jake ma sta
rych biblickych obrazech. Ger
ma Sc svetlerGzovou a svetleze-
lenou nebo s~vetlemodrou, tvoTi
krasnou kombinaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Popraven plynem.

V statnim vezen1 Arizony v
Tucsonu, Arizona, 23lety Jack
Sullivan, vrah policejnfho zri-
zence, Johna Bradburyho, Ter
toval Sc strazniky vezenf, kdyz
jej privazovali ku tezke zidli v
male, IL stop komnatce.
Kdyz strazn1k zatahl "a pro-
vaz, kterym Sc spustf nekolik
k%yanovych kapsli do tekutiny,
kteraz smes lined vyvine spou-
stu smrtlcfho plynu, mladik
zvolal: "Nazdar hosi = tax az
jedem!"
Jeste nez Sc zvratil mrtev We
SVEN kTesle, ctyri minuty pc te,
Jack zakyval rukou ma sveho
pastora, Rev. S. Hanu, a pohy-
boval lehce rty, jakoby rikal
modlitbu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Cechoslovaci vitSzi.

V Sofii, Bulharsko, v Narodnim
divadle vystoupil S mimorad-
nym 1spechem Glen prazske
|opery M. Linka v operach "Bo-
ris Godunov" a "Bludny Ho-
landau" ODE predstavenf Sc
hrala pred vyprodanymi do
my. Byli pritomni vyslanec
Maxa a cleny vyslanectvi, vel
ky pocet p~rfslusnfk1 ceskoslo-
venske kolonie a vynikajfcf o.
sobnosti sofijskeho kulturnlho
sveta a prednf spolecnosti. HUI
debn1 kritika vrelymi slovy O.
cenuje umenf Linkovo, ma je-
hoz pocest vyslanec Maxa u
sporadal obed, ktereho Sc z1-
castnili sofijstf dirigenti, hu-
debnf kritikove a clenove sofij-
ske opery.
" Nizza, Francie, pri me-
zinarodni vojenske jezdecke
soutezi, druhou hlavn1 soutez1
byla cena Pierre Gautiera, no.
nebni skakanf, ktera skoncila
jedinecnym 1sp6chem Cecho-
slovakI. V soutezi zvitezil ka-
pitan Cocek ma koni Radmila
pred 35 jezdci zvucnych jmen,
zastupujicich 7 narodG. Kro-
me vitezstvf kopitana Cocka
umistil sc jeste teto soutezi
stab, kapitan Seyfried S konem
Kamila ma 10. a stab. kapitan
Bycek S konem Martin ma IL.
miste.
Kapitan Cocek a kpt. Bycek
byli take ma jezdecke soutezi
We Spoj. Statech roku 1888 a S
mimi kapitan Statecny a nadpo-
ruc1k Schantin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Tisice veprii zahynulo We Slez-
sku a ma severni Morave.

W dlouhou dobu radl ma u
zemi Slezska zvlastnl nemoc We
pfG, zvana bud obrna, nebo
"teslnska nemoc". Veci sc "a
byvaly vedecke kruhy, zejme-
ma brnensky professor DIR. Ant.
Klobouk venoval nemoci OBJ
zvlastni peel. Bohuzel, nemoc
sc prozat1m vlastne media leci-
ii, nebot nenf jistoty O jejim
pTesnem urceni. Ockovanf pro-
vadene SCREEN prof. Klobouka
v mnohych prfpadech sc osved-
clio, v jinych pTfpadech niko-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Ze namusf platit muzovi.

Sadie Picker z Bronx New
York Poole nar1zen1 soudu mu-
81 platiti svemu neZamestnane-
mu manzelovi George Pickero-
vi $5.75 tydne pc cely kveten,
cerven az do 10. cervence ma
doporuceni mestskeho depart
mentu verejneho blaha, ktery
mel "a to, re verejnost by meme
la podporovati muze, jehoz
manzelka ma dosti, ably no sa-
ma mohla vydrzovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Spojen S pritelem.

V Maiden, Mass, soudce Cd
soudil Josepha A. McGuinnes,
%29leteho, ma 80 dnf do polep-
SONNY "a to, re prinesl priteli
svemu uveznenemu v policejni
stanici ku potesenf sandwich
S ma pohled nevinnym sand
wichem primal Sc McGuinnes
ma stanici zadaje, ably tento
mohl dati svemu uveznenemu
pro opilStvi pfiteli, James D.
Davenport, 38letemu. Policis-
ia prohlednuv sandwich shle-
dial, re mezi obema kusy chile
ba byla lahvicka S koralkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
ministra narodnf obrany F.

ministra narodnf obrany F.
Machnlka. Tato kapela ma ko-
mich ma vsechny nastroje vo-
jenske "kutalky''. Nektere jsou
ovsem uzpGsobeny j1zde ma ko-
nj. TAX klarinet S klapkami ma
A prsty, heligon mensf, mfsto
bubnu tympany a podobne. Ia
kove jezdecke kapely byly OBJ
vykle v Nemecku. Nasi "Jis-
kraci" prijeli re Sibire rovnez
S takovou kapelou a pri nekte-
rych plukovnlch slavnostech
j1zdn1 kapelu 81 dali dohroma-
dy i v Postoloprtech. V Klato-
vech il budou NIT stabilize.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
ceskoslovensko 81 vypIjcuje
cd Francie.

Re zprav dennfch listG vysvi-
ia, re vIada Ceskoslovenska
zahajila vyjednavanf Sc SOU
kromou financn1 skupinou We
Francii, O pGjcku 45O,OOOO,O 900
frankd (asi $29,700,O 00) ,jichz
hodla pouziti ma sesilenf narod-
nj vyzbroje, a ma verejne pod
Milky, ably Sc omezila nezamest-
nanOst.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Novinka u d~ragounE.

Dragounsky pluk {. 4 v Kla-
tovech zrfdil 81 kompletnf de-
chovou kapelu ma konfch. Prv-
ne s nj vystoup1 ma tradicnfch
klatovskych jezdeckych zavo-
.ech "a 1casti selskych jfzd a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
PrfS;no noroo; ioif 1870

liv. Prfcina nemoci i jeff lece-
nj, jsou stale nezname. Bez1
asi O jakysi druh moru. Skody
zemedelcG ma celem 1zem1
jdou do velkych castek, nebot
zahynulo uz ma desetitis1ce We
pr1, &C jejich skutecny pocet je
tezko zjistitelny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-22
Cikansky Sized " csl. zakazan,

OAA&AA~HAy OJ~A& ~SAs AdhdZ6ns
V patek, 1. kvetna mel Sc
konati v Bernarticfch n. O. u
Noveho Jic1na velky Sized VI
ce nez SO cikanskych tlup, a ma
mem mela byti provedena Sc vsf
cikanskou slavou volba cikan-
skeho starosty Gill rychtare.
Mnoho cikan1 Sc jiz do Berna-
tic sjelo k velmi male radosti
obcan1 obce a celeho okolf. O.
kresn1 trad nynf tento cikan-
sky Sized zakazal, protoze by
la obava, re budou rvacky a W.
trznosti. Prfcinou zakazu ne
byla asi jen starost O bezpec-
most cikanG, ale take starost O
zivoty slepic a bezpecnost drob
neho domacfho zvfrectva, jez
by jiste pablo "a obeti lacinym
cikanskym hodIm.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
SCHOOLS RUN ON
DESPITE SHOWING
Two Rural Schools To Re-
sumo Tomorrow, All of
Them on Next Monday

Schools in Henderson, which started
Wednesday after a near three-weeks
suspension due to the weather, ran on
today despite recurring snow, and
the word came from Superintendent
E. M. Rollins office that they would
continue to operate regardless, be-
cause so much time has already been
lost from class room work
When the city schools resumed
Wednesday, the rural schools continu-
ed in suspension due to the bad con-
dition of county roads, but it was an
nounced at the same time that two of
them, Zeb Vance and Aycock, would
undertake to start tomorrow. 1t ap-
peared fairly certain that the rural
schools would operate Saturday to
make up as much time as possible
that has been lost during the long
suspension. The other schools will re-
sumo next Monday according to pre-
sent plans.
There is no likelihood of the city
schools running on Saturdays to make
up lost time, unless it is found later
that such a schedule might be ad-
visable for a day or two to round out
full week in concluding the semes-
ter. At any rate, that has not been de-
creed SO far.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
JUVENILE WELFARE
MEETING DEFERRED
DR.. Myers of Chapel Hill
Unable To Fill His En-
gagement Friday

DR.. Harold D. Myers, of the Univer-
sity of North Carolina faculty at Cha
bel Hill. will not be able to fill his
engagement to address a meeting of
the Vance county federation of organ
izations for Juvenile crime prevention
in the court house here Friday even
ing at 100 o'clock, it was announced
today by Clarence E. Greene, presi-
dent of the association. Mr.. Greene
said he had been advised by DR.. Myer
that he had been ordered to Okla
homa by the Federal government in
connection with certain work he is
doing under one of the New Deal bu-
reaus.
On account of the fact that DR..
Myers will be unable to meet his ap-
pointment the meeting has been call
ed off. Mr.. Greene said, however, it
was planned to hold the melting later,
probably early in March. on a date
that will be convenient for the uni
versity professor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
Beware The Cough
From a common cold
That Hangs On

tated tissues as the germ-1aden phlegm
is Ioosened and expelled. Druggists
also know the effectiveness OF Beech
wood Creosote and they rank Creo-
mIlsion TOP for coughs because you
Get a real dose of Creosote in Creo-
mulsion, emulsif1ed so that it is palat-
able. digestible and potent for going
to the very seat of the trouble.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satls-
factory in the Treatment, o. .,.; GoHs:
and especially those stubborn ones that
start star With a common cold and hang on
for for Dreadful days and nights thereafter.
druggist. is authorized to guar guaTa nsef
Of YOUR money if you are not satisfied
With for results from the very first bottle.
Don't Don Worry through another sle s,p IS
night-phone or go get q bottle OF
Creomu1sion right now. ~ tAo""
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
Sandy Creek News
D. MISS PEARL JACKSON

4
The Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs
E. S. Jackson and family was Miss
Rachel and Ugather Overton OF
Kittrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Currin and fam
ilv spent Thursday with Mr. ana
Mrs. c.. r. Evans of Oxford.
Mrs. Allen Rem spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. John Stew
enson of near Aycock.
Miss Carrie Lou Stevenson is spend
ing some time with her sister, MRS
Allen Rem of near Dabney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hicks has re-
turned to their home after spending
some time in Dabney.
John Stevenson Jr., is able to be up
again after being confined to his bed
with influenza.
Miss Virgie West has returned to
her home in Cokesbury after spend
ing sometime with Mr.. and Mrs
James Stegall of near Aycock
Misses Lois, Rose, and Stell Jack
son are improving at their home near
Aycock with influenza.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
ACCIDENT VICTIM
RELATED LOCALLY
Mo,her of Winston Whitak-
er. Fatally Burned, Sis
ter of Local People

id Winston Whitaker, %, who
tatallv burned when a gasoline
"@, no was driving overturned and
u WA" N,raad near Goldsboro shortly be-
c>r ,,oon Wednesday, was known to
lo, Of the younger people here, and
49,. PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Viii
ni7 of Durham, are prominently
'.ootnd here. The young man died
w., Coldsboro hospital around mid
njqht last night
NV ~ w. Woodward, riding with Viii
80, IN the truck, at the time WIFI
t .' nurposely drove it off the high
a,, r. avoid striking a four-year-old
w.. vino darted across the road di-
D1+,v in front of the truck, was
t,,rned TO death in the wreck, and an
Stbar man. Charles Oliver, was slight
~ burned. All were from Durham.
= child was badly hurt, but advices
aro that he will recover.
Mrs. Whitaker is daughter of the
,o+o w B. Daniel, Sr., of this city,
nnd is a sister of w. B. Daniel, Jr.,
MS ,'t W. G. Watkins, Mrs. r. H. Duke,
Mrs AL. 3. Wester and Mrs. Henry A.
nanniS. OF HenuerSOIl, lIlOSI VI WHO'LL
wont to Durham today.
The body of Whitaker was taken to
Durham early today, and funeral serv-
;cas viii be held in Temple Baptist
cbnrch there, of which he was mem
hpr. at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon,
with burial in Maplewood cemetery,
Durham Rev Trela D. Collins, pas
tor of Temple church, will officiate at
the services.
Mr.. Whitaker is manager of the In
dependent Oil Company in Durham,
owner of the truck Whitaker was driv
inc. bringing a load of gasoline from
the terminals at Wilmington back to
Durham.
The body of Woodward was also
brought back to Durham for funeral
services. which were to be held there
today
In addition to his parents, young
Whitaker is survived by two sisters,
Miss Ellen Whitaker, a student at
Woman's College, Greensboro, and
Miss Mildred Whitaker, student in
the Durham high school.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
LIQUOR PROFIT FOR
CITY PUT TOO HIGH

Reports in at least one State paper
today that Vance county's profit from
it's lone liquor store had been $4,000
to January 1 were greatly in error,
according to official records announc-
ed some weeks ago from the ABC
office. An audit revealed a profit of
S32 ,9856O to December 81 from gross
volume of $136,943.45. January bust
ness was given as $18,550 gross, OF
which around Is percent was net pro
fit. One-fourth Of that could have
been only slightly above $4,000 which
added to the profit through Deem
Der 81, would have made something
like s37 $780, or about $4,000 less than
the Raleigh reports.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
Girl Scout Troop
In Regular Meet

Yesterday afternoon Girl Scout
Troop 2 held it's regular meeting in
their headquarters on Garnet street
The meeting was opened by the
singing of America followed by the
pledge to the flag. Miss Barbara Pat
terson then read a biographical
sketch of George Washington. This
was followed by two stories from the
life of Washington, read by Miss
Mildred Whitmore and Miss Livy
Harris.
Business was discussed in the pa
troll corners, after which Miss Mildred
Bailey was invested as a Tenderfoot
Scout.
The afternoon concluded with the
sewing class. The Scouts are making
sewing bags for their sewing require
ments in Second Glass work.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
STATE DEPARTMENT SEEKS
CONFIRMATION OF REPOR'

Washington, Feb. 20-(AP)- The
State Department cabled instructions
to the American consul at Trinidad
British West Indies, to investigate the
statement by Alfred Haired at George
town, British Guiana, that he had
seen and talked to Paul Redfern
missing American aviator.
The department acted on the basis
of Associated Press reports quoting
Haired as saying Redfern was held
captive in the jungle fastness OF
Guiana by an Indian tribe.
1t asked the consul at Trinidad, the
nearest place of American informa-
ton, to seek further information from
Haired.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20

No matter how many medicines you
nave tried for your cough, chest cold
or bronchial irritation, you can get re-
ne1 now with CreomulSion. Creon1ul-
son not only contains the soothing
elements common to many remedies;
such as, Syrup of White Pine Com.
pound with Tar, fluid extract OF
Llcorice Root, fluid extract of Ipecac
1or its powerful phlegm loosening
erect, fluid extract of Cascara for its
mud laxative effect and, most impor-
tant Of all, Beechwood Creosote is
perfectly blended with all Of these to
reach the source of the trouble from the
inside. Circumcision can be taken ire,
emily and continuously by adults and
t1lldren with remarkable results.
thousands of doctors use Creomul-
son in their own families as well as
IN their practice knowing how Creo-
mulSion aids nature to soothe the in
named membranes and heal the 1rrl-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
REDFERN'S FATHER ALWAYS
HAS HELD HOPES FOR son

Columbia, S. c., Feb. 2O-(AP)-A
dry, PROFESSIONAL That's very fine, y
the first comment of DR.. Frederick
Redfern today on the reported dis
covery of his missing aviator son,
Paul, quickly turned to plans to urge
governments for his return.
Redfern, a professor at Benedict
College here, said he had never given
up hope" and had received such re-
ports that caused him to expect his
son to be found "since early this
month"
Told the flier was safe, though
crippled by crash near the end of
his Georgia to Brazil flight, the elder
Redfern concentrated his thought and
conversation on means Of freeing him
from savage Indian tribes reported
to be holding him captive.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20

several other boys walking along the
highway, apparently on their way
from school to their homes for lunch.
He said he slowed down as he ap-
preached the youngsters, but that
Richardson broke away from one of
the other boys who had hold of him
and dashed across the highway just
as the patrolman was about to pass
them.
A front wheel struck the lad, caus-
ing the car to swerve and skid on the
wet pavement. Baxter brought his car
to a halt and returned to the scene to
find the youngster dead
Baxter was not detained because OF
the tragedy, as the coroner found il
was in no way due to the patrolman's
driving and was unavailable. He is
stationed at Roxboro, but lives al
Ridgeway, ~ miles north of Hender
son, and was en- route to his home
as it was his day off.
The Richardson's had moved here
only few days ago from Durham.
15-Panama-Pacific international
Exposition opens in San Francisco
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
Government Asks For Con-
firmation of Latest Report
CONTINUED from rage One.)

but was held in awe by the Indians
because he came out of the sky.
Haired said that after he and Will
liams flew into the interior, they saw
remains of Redfern's plane hanging
on the branch of large tree.
Later they found the missing Amer
lean and he said they chatted with
him, although they said 500 Indians
with poison spears and other weapons
surrounded them.
when the Indians saw we intend
ed to take Redfern away" he said,
''they threatened us with spears"
Haired said Redfern's arms and
legs were broken in the crash but
that medicine men had set them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
GEORGE M. HARRIS is
COMING TO AMERICA

George NJ. Harris, who is with the
Gary Tobacco Company, in Samsoun,
Turkey is expected to be here the last
week in March
MIR. Harris will stop in Paris and
London fer two weeks before sailing
for the United States. It will be his
first visit home since 1888
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20

Recorder Tries One-Recorder r. E.
Clements tried one case at today's
session of recorders court.
John Webb, Negro, was charged
with assault, found guilty, and judg-
men was so days on the roads, COM
mitment not to issue if he pays the
costs and pays into the office of the
Clerk of Superior Court SIS to defray
the doctors bill. He must also be-
have for II months.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20

Mcdonald hackers likewise believe
that if Graham is eliminated, as they
think he will be and the second race
is between the ex-college professor
and the Shelby orator Mcdonald will
Win
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20

fioey in the second primary, that Ora
ham will win the nomination. For
they believe the Mcdonald supporters
will vote for Graham rather than
Hoey because of the extremes of
political thought they represent The
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20

COON VALLEY MINSTRELS Stew
enson theatre Friday, sponsored by
NJ. E. Sunday school adult classes.
- -(AdvO.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
Around Town

One Deed-One realty deed was fill
ed with the Vance registry yesterday.
D. P. McDuffie, trustee, sold to the
Citizens Loan and Realty Co., for
S244 a lot on Water street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
Has Flu

D. R. Hale is i'll at his home with
influenza, but was reported some inn
proved today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
Lad Killed By High
way Patrol Car

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20

5-Panama-Pacific international
Exposition opens in San Francisco.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20

"wbat kind of whisky do you want?" We
wanted to be sure. So we commissioned the
Inouiring Reporter to check up for us. He
asked thousand questions. He discovered
that YOU wanted whisky that was gentle on
the throat = that was clean clear through =
that was mild and favory and priced right.
If we'd distilled and aged Old Hickory to
YOUR own specifications, we couldn't possibly
have come closer to giving you exactly what
you asked for. Old Hickory is gentle on your
throat-lnild as an Indian Summer afternoon
so smooth you kmoav it's quality whisky.
Continental Distilling Corp, Philadelphia, Pa.