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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-30
Hoey Has 30 Appointive
Jobs To Fill For State
Salaries Range from Just nder $4,000 Up $4,000,
Including Two New Supr Court Justices; Many
Present Job-Holder May Be Retained

any of those now holding these Of
fees.
Two Supreme Judgeships.
The most desirable of the offices
which the governor will have to fill
by appointment are re lrded as be-
ing the two new assoc justices of
the State Supreme Coult at $4,000 a
year each, and commissioner of rev.
enue, chairman of the State Highway
and Public Works Commission and
assistant director of the budget, each
of whom gets a salary of $4,000 a
year. A. ]. Maxwell is now commits
sioner of revenue; Capus M. Waynick
of High Point is chairman OF the
highway commission, and Frank Dun
lap, of Wadesboro, is assistant d1rec-
tor of the budget. Despite the fact
that there is strong sentiment in some
Continued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-30
FRANK PAGAN MADE
RECEIVER OF BANKS
GOldsbOro Man Given Two More To
Make Five Banks He Is Now
Administering

Goldsboro, Nov. 80 (AP)-Frank F.
Pagan, of Goldsboro, has been ap-
pointed receiver of the First Nation
al Bank of New Bern and the Ma
tional Bank of Washington, N. c.,
and will assume his duties December
5, it was announced today.
Pagan will continue as receiver of
the Wayne National Bank of Colds
boro the First National of Kinston,
and the National Bank of Kinston.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-30
MOLLISON SPEEDS
TO SOUTH AFRICA

Cairo, Egypt, Nov. 80 (AP)-
Captain James A. MollisOn and
Captain Edouard COrnigliOn-MOl-
liner sped away from here today
after a brief re-fueling stop on
their attempted speed flight from
England to South Africa.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-30
CHINA ANGERED BY
ITALO-JAP ACCORD

Marking, China, Nov. 80 (AP)
Sharp dissatisfaction with the
Italo-Japanese agreement on mu-
tual recognition of ManchOukuO
and Italian Ethiopia was express
ed at the Nationalist government
foreign office tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-30

CONTINUED on Page I'hree.l
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-30

any Of those now holding these Of
Evening star., 1936-10-20
DISTRICT PAYS j. 5.
$17,0DO,0()O TAXES
Sum Exceeds That Coming
From Any One of rs
States, Suter Says.

The District of Columbia, during the
fiscal year which ended June 80, paid
more than sl7,00o,0o0 in internal rev.
enue taxes to the Federal Government.
an amount greater than that paid by
each Of rs States, Jesse c. Suter, chair
man of the Citizens Joint Committee
on Fiscal Relations, declared last night
In urging a more equitable" payment
by the Federal Government toward
expenses Of the District.
Suter told the Interfederation Con-
ference from the District and Mont
gomery, Arlington and Prince Georges
Counties that the $17,o0o,000 figure
was greater than the total internal
revenue taxes paid by nine States. He
said the per capita payment in Wash
ington was far greater than that OF
many States.
He pointed out the Federal Govern
ment does not pay any taxes on Its
property in the District. While the
amount Of untaxable property Is be-
ing increased year after year, Suter
declared, the District of Columbia Is
prohlblted Dy tne COIStltuIioll 4iohi
expanding to acquire more land from
which to derive revenue.
United States Government property
not only is untaxable, but residents OF
Washington are obliged to pay fol-
police and fire protection. water rent
sewage facilities, etc, for the property
The conference devoted most Of the
meeting to a discussion Of fiscal rela-
tions between the District and Fed
eral governments.
AT. E. Scheer, chairman of spe-
eial committee named last year tc
study q proposal to build highway
on the roadbed of the old Washington
Baltimore & Annapolis Railroad from
Chesapeake Junction to Baltimore, re-
ported the committee now is working
on q plan to extend New York avenue
through to the vicinity of Cheverly
Nd. The extension would connect
with the proposed new roadbed high
way, he said.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Meeting. Tall Cedars Of Lebanon.
Raleigh Hotel. pm.
Meeting, American Gold Star
Mothers, Raleigh Hotel. 8 pm.
Meeting. women's Bar Association
Mayfiower Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Catholic Daughters Of
America, Willard Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Dinner, Women Of the Moose, 14l4
! street, pm.
Dinner and card party, Golden Rule
Council, No. 10, Daughters Of America,
Fairfax Hotel, Twenty-first street and
Massachusetts, avenue, 6 pm.
Meeting, Dental Society, Wardman
Park Hotel, 8 pm.
Z Gard party, Mothers Club Of ST.
James Catholic Church, Thirty-sev-
enth and Rhode Island avenue north
east, $50 pm.
I TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayfower
Z Hotel, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Electrical Institute, Carl.
ION Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. Rotary Club. willard
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, Will
lard Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Converts League. Catholic
Daughters Of America, Willard Hotel
20 pm.
8 Meeting, Philatelic Society, Carlton
Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Georgetown University Law
School. Mayhower Hotel, pm.
Meeting, Sons Of the American Rev.
( clution, Mayfower Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Phi Lambda Nu Fraternity
Mayhower Hotel. 8 pm.
Meeting, Lincoln Unit, No. II, Amer.
lean Legion Auxiliary, Mayhowei
Hotel. 8 pm.
Meeting, North Carolina Democratic
Club, Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-20
WHY PUT UP WITH
.PIMPLES, WRINKLES
and dASALLOW SKIN?

50 many women throw their charm
and beauty away-look years older
than they are-because they neglect
common constipation. They forget
that badly balanced meals, over
period Of years, can change now they
look and feel.
Often their menus lack the bulk"
needed for regular habits. Then con-
stipation. the beauty-killer, sets in.
Other effects may be headaches, list
lessness, sleeplessness.
Get bulk" back into your meals
with o delicious cereal: Kellogg's ALL
BRAN. It absorbs moisture within the
body, forms o soft mass, gently
cleanses the system.
Just eat two, tablespoonfuls daily.
ALL-BRHN is guaranteed. Try 1t week.
II not satisfactory. your money VIII he re-
funded BY the Kelloss Company. Sold BY
all grocers. Made by
Evening star., 1936-10-20
MRS. R. S. GREATH0USE
WILL ADDRESS WOMEN
Government Workers Council OF
National Party to Hear of
Minimum Wage Laws.

Mrs. Rebekah S. Greathouse, for
n,er assistant United States attorney,
will address the Government Workers
Council Of the National Woman's
Party on minimum wage laws for
women at a meeting at pm. Thurs
day. at Alva Belmont House. l44
B street northeast.
Mrs. Greathouse is expected to give
special reference to the recent refusal
of the Supreme Court to grant a
rehearing on its decision Of last June
holding the New York minimum wage
law for women unconstitutional.
A brief session of the council will
precede the address.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
10Y PREACHER is BACK
IN MCDOWELL COUNTY

Again, Little Rickct Joe, the
worlds wonder preacher Boy Of
Wclch, West Virginia has been a
way in thc Orphans Home TRAPPING
School Of Faycttc Comfy, West Va.
for the pass : years. He was three
yeas old when living in Mcdowell
County, now he is ten years old and
* still wonderful little preacher.
lie is expecting to hold ; days
meeting with the Missionarys Of Key
stone, w. Va. at the little church on
the creek, Bethel y. NJ f. church.
This revival will begin at II 90 a.
m. August 9th. 1886. Muster Joe
Hubbard Alexander will preach the
introducational Scrman, will take
the sand promptly at III a. m, all
who wish TO hear this wonderful Boy
be on time i'm order to he seated com
Portable; he IS accompanied by his
nurse and also his Guardian mother.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
JUDICIAL CONVENTION
HELD in WEIGH
Republicans Hold Convention Monday
To Nominate Candidates For Cir
cult And For Criminal Court
Judges

Two Republican conventions will be
he'll in Wclch next svcck-omc to
nominate candidate for judge Of
thc Criminal Court.
Both conventions vii lbc held Mon
day night I'm the court house. The LIST
the Republican judicial convention,
will be held at 1870 p. IN. to nomin,
ate the candidate for circuit judge,
while the second will begin at o.
|clock to nominate the candidate for
Judge of Criminal Court
Eighty-one delegates were named
N few weeks ago to represent the
various districts ut the convention.
They were selected at mass meeting
in the various districts.
AT the same time at the district
meetings 81 delegates were named 90
attend the state convention wrich will
be held in Huntington, Thursday
August 10, 10 nominate candidate for
the State Supreme Court.
Delegates at all the district con
MENTIONS were pledged to support
Judge H. f.. Howard for Circuit
judcg: Judge G. L. Counts for Grim
inal judge, and Judge NJ D. Litz for
tho Supreme Court bench.
Only delegates arc allowed to vote
at the conventions but the public in
general is invited 10 attend.
ss@sessss4EEssGs
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
JAIL POPULATION
JUMPS TO rs DURING
THE PAST WEEK END

The county Jail population grew by
leap, and hounds over the week end
Seventy five pc rSonS were lodged IN
the local baStilC over the week end
according f" Jailor Watson Whyt".
over 1T War officers arrested a
bout 30 persons from Big Creek dis
trict and put them in the town Jail.
Only small number were pat in
keystone Jail while Northfork'' jail
was empty over the week end.
Most Of tn" offenders were dis
orderly conduct. Many of them gay"
bond Sunday Will" others paid their
fines lhi@ morning and won't lmr.
Some. rowcvcr, couldn't raj" their
fines and have to stay in jill for i
few days.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
Buckeye Bullet Skaters Record,
Right And Left In Dash And
Broad Jump; Helen STEPHENS,
wins; u. s. Doubles Rivals

E,'rlin, Aug. 4. - Sealing III"
heights Ia Olympic track and field
r"nuucS' unknown since Pre- war day
the United States tn,lny ended all
doubts about team supremacy, capt
urinS first places in all three mem
events, great honors in the two
w"m"n'S contests with Germany and
producing The first double winner of
the llth Alympiad in IN amazingly
unbeatable Jesse Owens.
ohio States rc,lnubabIc Negro
battered Olympic records most every
time he made Il move In the day.lona
competition in two events. lie twic,
bcticrcd the 300 meter mark, coastin.
to 81. seconds victories In the Quail
flying trials, and then -climaxod 6Im
day ny bcftering the broad juml
mark five times, winding up with .
final leap If SOC meters. Pc feet r
21G1 inches
This jumping feat. which buried
the previous mark of 7.7} meters,
% feet II 81 inches, made by Ed
ward IInmm in the 1928 games. gave.
"a second gold media and oak tree to
the tan thmndcrboIl who l. poised 10
complete u iripI" triumph in The de
ciSiv" 200 meter tests tomorrow.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
WOMAN IS SHOT,
KILLEDBY ANOTHER
Mrs. John Murphy, 80, Dies Instant
ly; Five Bullets, Allegedly Fired BY
Mrs. Charlie Burnett, Strike Her

Shot five times by another WON.
an, Mrs. John Hense Murphy, IS. of
Gilbert, was killed about . o'clock
Sunday night. Her assilant, NIh.s.
Charlie Barnett, also of Gilbert, is
being held in the Mingo county Jail
Williamson, on murder charge.
According to reports from Gilbert
Mrs. Harnctt and Mrs. Murphy quar-
relied few nights ago because of Mrs
Barnctt's husband.
Mrs. Murphy's husband died soy
eral months ago in a WclchhoSpital
after he fell from rock wall at hi
home and broke his back.
Since the death Of her husband,
Mrs. Murphy has been staying at the
Barnett home, it was said.
Sunday night, according to reports
Mrs. Murphy retunerd home with
Barnett and Mr.. Barnett met them.
She called Mrs. Murphy and when
the woman stepped cut of the car
she began shooting with n SO cali
bre revolver.
She fired five times and all the
bullets struck the woman. One hit
her in the neck, one I'm the chin and
three in the body. She died almost
instantly, it was said
Mrs. Murphy is Aprsixed by one
daughter, who lives Mt Isabnn.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed ut this writing. Tho
body is being prepared for burial by
the Tanning Funeral Homo, at Jaeger
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
POLITICAL DOTS
AND DASH E S
(By S. Il. MOON JR.)

| found Il quotation from Thomas
Jefferson few days ago which
think that every American citizen
should be able to quote. 1 have heard
men say that we should have conf
dcncc in Mr.. Roosevelt to give him
power not granted the President by
the constitution of the United States
bu jefferson, the founder of the Dem
ocratic Party, said, at would be a
dangerous dclusiHl if our confidence
in the men of our choice should 81
lcncc our fears for the safety of our
rights. Confidence is everywhere, the
parent of dcpotiSm. Free government
lis foundd on jealousy not in conf
den. In questions of power then let
no more be heard of confidence in
man, but bind him down in the
hains of the constitution"
Republicans are getting ready to
go down TO Huntington next week
and nominate the two next judges of
the Supreme Court, Woods and Litz.
Both of those distinguished jurists
have cnviablc records. One of them,
Judge LitZ, is from the Free State Of
Mcdowell. We are proud of the fact
that their records are spOtlcss.
There will be some badly fooled
people in this country the morning
after the election. Many people think
Roosevelt unbeatable. But the rapid
decline i'm RGuscvclt's popularity if
continued will cause Landon Land
slide. Not only are constitutional
Democrats swinging to IAndon bu.
many others who are "fcd up" with
the New Deal have declared that they
will support Landon. I.andon'S sim
'plicity will easily offset the Show
manship Of Roosevelt when the cam
paign begins in earnest The peoples
have a great admiration for IL man
who represents the average American
lin his manner, life and speech.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
GUARDSMEN LEAVE
FOR CAMP in Ky.

Colonel W. f. Eubank, command
ing officer Of the 150th infantry
West Virginia national guard, mem
hers of his staff and local guard
troops left Wclch by special train al
8 80 o'clock Saturday afternoon for
Fort Knox, Ky, TO hold their field
training and take part in the military
mancuvcrs Of the second army there
during the next 10 days.
This will be the first time WEIGH
troops have trained at Fort Knox i'm
moro than ten years. For several yrs.
local troops held their field training
near Charleston and for the past five
years have trained at Camp William
G. Conlcy, near Point Pleasant.
Saturday, while the train was held
up making ready TO leave the pcopl,
crowded around the station directly
i'm plain view of the palatial offic,
Of Atty. Joe Travis and i'm plail
Wow Of the Whole court House yaro
TO enjoy the fine Band music which
captivatcd everybody.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07

WHY ! AM
FOR LANDON
THINkGIN WOMEN GIVE
THEIR REASONS

People of few words usually arc
people CT their word Governor Ian
don has mt said that he could give
JUS all our hearts desire, but he has
made few important promises
which are important to tho welfare
of the people, and I am convinced he
will keep thcm."- Mrs. William r.
owls, 1860 East Seth street Chicago
"Kansas people tell me that be
sides balancing the budget, Governor
Landon has looked after the needs of
every class of people in the state,
trait he has real heart and feels for
the poorer people and looks after
them. He will do for the United
States what he has done for Kansas,
- Mis-. Bertha White, LuVernc.
MINI.
"Evcry patriotic woman must vote
for the LandOn and Kox ticket to
top the radical Influence which Presi-
dent Roosevelt has encouraged. We
need Governor Landon to protect the
Constitution which, in turn, protects
orr lives orr homes" - Mrs. Tylcc
McHugh, 1920 North Clark Street,
Chicago.
81 am for Governor. IAandon be-
cause he has won high place in tho
affections of his own community.
where people know him personally. 1
am for him, too, because he believes
in the principles of our American
form of government and has the cOur-
age to preserve them" - Mrs. Frank
Specht, 11147 Esmond street, Bcver-
ly Hills, I'll.
"Govcrnor Landon understands the
problems Of the common people, and
as successful business man and gov
crnor he will know how to administer
national affairs In the interests of
average folks" - NIks benjamin F.
Bcllas 3O1 West Marquette road,
Enclcwood, Illonois.
"Just now as never before. we need
coed business administration instead
of tho wild extravaganza of the New
Deal. As governor of Kansas, Mr..
Landon has proved he can run govern
mcnt affairs efficiently, tso that the
people profit. He vii do he same on
q national scale" Mrs. George jolly
ZIG ForSythc street, st.
1ouiS, Mo.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
MRS. JANE COLE 104
YRS. OLD; MOTHER
OF LATE 50. COLE
WORKS IN GARDEN AND AT
TENDED FUNERAL OF
DA NEY

Men, women and children die al
different ages, no one needs be- sur
priScd at death irrespective how ii
comes about No one questions death
however much we dread it. But there
is woman in Blucicld by the name
of Mrs Jane Cole who was born in
Pittsylvania County. Va. in the year
1892. ~ the ; weeks just an infant
i'm thc arms Of its slave mother was
sold with the mother by a Negro
Trader to ono Mr.. Frank Graves with
and for whom she, meaning her mo
thcr, and self stayed and served I'M
til the slaves were free as result Of
the clos, of The Civila War, during
the years of slavery she was given in
marriage to Wyatt Coles. and TO this
Union were born 8 children, two Of
whic hdicd i'm infancy. After the sur
render, she still remained on the
flrm working still hard but without
10 raise her other six children to b;
grown.
Nftcr many years of toll and strug
gle in Virginia she was finally per
Suadcd by her sons whom she love-
so we'll to pull mp stakes and move
TO West Virginia. So in Novembc
Continued on page threeD
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
APPALACHIAN RATES
ORDERED SLASHED IN
SOUTHERN WEST VA.
New Schedule September 1si.; viii
Bring Savings To Southern Wet
Virginia OF $3.50, 600 Yearly

Saving Approximately $3.50. 900
domestic aud commercial, in south
ern West Virginia are provided thru
Il new schedule Of rates announced
for the Appalachian Electric Power
Company, by the State Public Scr
vice Commission, late Saturday.
Inc new rates lrcomr cfrrcIivc
September ! The schedule involve
domestic or residential, commercial,
rural and large power rates
Tho Appalachian serves approxi,
matcly $4,000 domestic consumer
more than any other company IN
1hc state. Cities affected incIud"
Wclch, Blucficld, Williamson. Prince
TN, Logan, BcckIcy, Huntington and
tharlcston.
The old meter charge Of - cents
, or month is dropped, aud tn" new
csidcnliHl rates are as follows: First
{ kiIOwatt hours u month, = cents
D"r XVIII next 40 XVII, cents; next
go XVIII, 2.5 cents all over 300 XVIII
1.j cents.
4 statement 10y the Commi zion
states that domestic consumers will
save $500, 479 year; commercial
and industrial consumers. 1913 $50
large power users. $500, 900; rural
consumers, 50, 23l municipalities
$31 500.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
On, on T0Lynch,
ky..T0 E1nancip pa
ti0nI;C celebration

The Great Emancipation Cclcbra-
ton Friday Night of August the 7th
when the program is to he pulled off
and on Saturday when the big Par.
adc, Band Music, Climbing Greasy
Polls, potatoc races, boxing and hav-
ing good time generally. Thousands,
OF pubic spirited people, both white
and cOlorcd will be on hand and one
Of the biggest occasions ever pulled
off in Lynch will be observable this
Saturday coming August 9Th. 1896.
Lynch Kentucky is in class by
1tSef when it comes to Bigncss in bus
mess. Colorcd and White people alike
do things in Lynch. There you will
meet and see several races mingling
with each other without diScord.
Lynch has population itself over
eight Thousand, over half of whom
are colored folks.
The City is overwhelmingly Repub-
lican, having gone Republican recent
ly by avote of more than two 0.One
- Hon.- Harry Mosess e. Gary. the
modern Moses, akin TO the great Bib
lical Moses who lead the children out
Of the land of Egypt into the land Of
Canaan, so is this Moses helping to
lead the laboring man out of the land
of industrial bondage and having him
to know that civilization means a
helping hand to victory, happiness
and comfort
In Lynch Kentucky it is known all
ever this country that there is not Il
finer town or city on the map that
offers 4 greater opportunity. look UP
and not down than does the city of
Lynch.
Editr of The Mcdowell Times is
scheduled to speak Friday night in
Lynch kentucky and return Saturday,
morning To the keystone Metropolis
of the County Of Mcdowell.
A good and glorious time expected,
some of the finest and most progress
sivc cOlored people whoever lived are
TO be found III Kentucky.
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
WANTED by THE PEOPLE

The voters, white and colorcd Dem.
ocrats and many Republicans are now
saying give the people men Of ability
and common sense hereafter to run
your government. pr. I. 7. Peters OF
Maybcury, DR.. Coleman of lager
and Sherman Collins Of vivian, ono OF
the finest and most respectful mcr
j. the county are wanted for the mex
members Of the Board, the people ger
orally believe them To nc able to Civ
the public much satisfaction, comfor
and hope Of better days to come
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
ATTEND NATIONAL BAR
ASSN IN PITTSBURGH
ATTORNEY HARRY J. CAPEIIART
TO SPEAK - HIS SUBJECT:
"rIc IrrcspreSsiblc Conflict Under
The Constitution Between Congress
And The Supreme COuri"

Attorney Stuart 4. Calhoun of
keystone, Lawyer Joseph Trayis AMI
Lawyer Leon J.. Miller, with Lawyer
Flcmmin2 Jones Jr all made the trip
to Pittsburgh. III" expectation Is that
Hon. Harry j. Capchart, because Ut
his extraordinary ability will be- the
star at that Association. Any way,
the hope is that ARRANGEMENTS will be-
made go Size people Of Ibis country
may have IN opportunity 10 read his
addr, t Tin, County Is Mcdowell,
whru IL comes to ability among nom
Dor Of thr group Is by no means Dog
gci-. i l'oNcr- or mcdiocrcs.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-08-07
BLREERS. BEAUTI(1ANS
NAME HASH PRESIDENT

c. V. Hash. Of Wclch, was elected
president Of the Master Farmers and
Bcauticiaus association Of Mcdowell
county. whic'r was organized Sunday
~ a meeting hcld at the county courr
house by The barber and beauty shop
wncrs Of tho county:
Othcr officers elected were Mrs.
Jazcl Mccoy, vice president, and
Mr.. Mac II. Smih, sccrcary treasurer.
Principal speaker a the meeting
were Alfred T.. Goodwin. Of Bucfirld
members Of the state board of bar.
lcrs and bcauticians, and Eric Mnrt2
Of Martz Beauty school Of Hunting
ton.