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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

Dec. 8, 1621-King James I, a Stu
art forbade the British House Of
Commons to inquire into affairs of
State!
His modern successor would like
for H. of Commons to stop inquiring
into the affairs of kings.
Dec. 8, 1621-One affair of state in
to which neither King James nor
Commons inquired was the beginning
of the foreign commerce of New Eng
land with the departure from Ply
mouth of the ship Fortune, which
had come in Nov, IL with SO recruits
for the colony. 1t went out with SIS
tons of cargo valued at $4,000, con-
ssting of skins and lumber There
after ships departed regularly SOW
ing the seeds that were to make New
England grow rapidly in commerce
and industry and found Americas
greatness in trade.
These were not actually the first
exports from New England. however,
Capt. John Smith erected fish-flakes
twooden frames for drying fish on
the island of Monhegan and sent
shiploads to England and Spain for
profit.
20 Years Ago Today-The World
War: The new Russian premier an
nounced that, by an agreement con-
cluded in 1915, and subsequently ad-
hered to by Italy, the Allies had de-
finitely established Russia's right to
Constantinople and the strait The
existence o fthis agreement had been
for long time alleged but never be-
fore had been admitted publicly.
The secret came out because the
Russian government needed a stimu-
lator with which to whip up the lag
ging enthusiasm of the Russian peo-
pie for the war and they hoped that
this would be it. For a thousand
years the Russian people had want
ed free outlet on the open sea to the
south
The announcement was formal no.
tice by Premier Trepoff that all pos
sibility Of a separate peace between
Russia and Germany was at end, that
the pro-German intrigues of the
Sturmer government were halted
1t was an event that transcribed
in Importance any Russian military
operation Of the last half of the year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
IT'S TRUE

IT'S TRUE
You're wrong if you believe that
fiogging has been outlawed in the
British navy. as is implied in the
photoplay "A1utiny on the Bounty"
Within the month, 17-year-old sailor
on the Nelson was sentenced to 12
strokes with a whip.
Also you're wrong if YOU think that
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

CALI, ME FOR. YOUR CHRISTMAS
tree any height. bustv and pretty,
also have running ce lar Price rea-!
sonalle, must clear land. David
Glover, Phone 1921. - 3-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

Dropped into Huffman's Cleaning
Establishment the other day, this is
Henderson's newest cleaning empO-
rum, they certainly are fixed up in
fine shape, was rather surprised,
everything brand new and filled with
the latest in cleaning machinery,
spick and span and so clean, just
like one would expect a cleaning
place to be. Jessie had some five or
six people in there, all just as busy
as bees, getting clothes back to their
owners, Jessie says he is doing fine
and stays busy all the time, but is
never too busy to rush one of his
three delivery trucks to you when you
want your clothes cleaned or repair
ed, just ring 81 and a truck. will be
there almost before you leave the
phone.
Who remembers when the building
now occupied by the Busy Bee Cafe
was built? / do, it was the first
building, I should say store, that was
built on that block, it was built by
the late DR.. j. H. Tucker and, I
think, was first occupied by a man
named Reams, at that time there was
nothing else on that block. running
clear back to Chestnut Street, but DIR.
fuckers home, and a small house
for his cook, this house stood where
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

WANTED TIPPING AND MULTI
graphing work. Miss Gussie Black
nall. Phone $685.. mOn1thurs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
WANT ADS

FOR RENT = ONE FURNISHED
room next to bath, to one or two
gentlemen. 242 Breckenridge St.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

WANTED YOU 70 KNOW THAT
you can get rid of the itch. and
other forms of skin trouble without
advertising the fact by using Toll
sons Scabeknox. It is odorless and
I everN9 jar is guaranteed. Two sizes
75c and $100. Sold only by Peoples
Drug Store, Henderson, NJ c.,
manufacturing and dispensing drug
giSts and chemists. t&t-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

WANTED TO RENT TWO OR
three unfurnished rooms or Small
house. Address Room" care of Dis
patch. 3-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

WANTED COLORED WOMAN TO
cook and do general house work
Apply in person to 327 Mitchell ST.
S-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

LADIES TRY BAKERS FOR
your next full soles or 10 soles. wei
= sew them only. No nails. Hats |
cleaned and Blocked 80. Call Bakers
Phone 42-J 26-tf |
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

PHONE S2G-PEOPLES GROCERY
and meat market for quality and
service, Free delivery. We appre-
Z ciate your patronage. Ask for.
James; 332 Winder street. 26-8ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

IF YOU ARE TIRED OF THE
color of that suit or coat let u.s.
change it for YOU. We specialize in
redyeing Phone 1884, Valet Cleaning
Company. 30-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

FOR RENT-TO NTLEMEN. OR
couple one large furnished front
room located near Busy Bee Cafe.
Hot running water. Phone 551 3-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

10 PIECE SLIGHTLY USED WAL
nut dining room suite $49.5O. ORR
ginal cost $25OOO New 5-piece wal
nut or, maple bedroom suite with
mattress and springs, $3.50. Home
Furniture Co. Phone 80. 19-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

LOOK SAT N. GARRETT STREET.
Motor. oil 1O-15-25c qt., the best you
can buy. White gas for cars, trucks,
stoves lamps, etc. Greases, patching,
tires, tubes. Buy here ard save 3-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
Government Fears
Terrible Outcome
Of An Abdication

Continued from Page One.)
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES

- dog wants to crawl ino some.
thing for warmth. Descended
from wolves and foxes who bur.
row below the frost line making
holes small enough OF be warmed
by their bodies, dogs have the
primeval instinct Of seeking q
hole.
This innate desire Of q dog or .
cat for his own warm protected
bed may be gratified BY furnish
ing him q covered box open on
one side. Then II an old rug Is
thrown over the entire box, leav.
ing an opening Just large enough
for the animal to enter, he has
an ideal retreat. curtained from
draughts always felt on the floor,
small enough to be warmed by his
body, and dark enough for q nap
in the daytime. The inside should
be warm and soft with rags. The
dog house in the yard. constructed
of but one thickness Of boards,
sometimes raised from the ground
with the wind sweeping under
causes unmitigated misery to any
kind Of a dog these freezing days.
Have o heartl
MRS. II. D. AL4IN.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Canal Linking Tokyo,
Yokohama Planned

TOKYO, Japan, Feb. 13. u.N.S0.
Thirty-eight years after the pro-
ject was first advanced, conStruc-
tion Of a canal linking Tokyo with
its Port Of Yokohoma-a distance
Of 10 miles-is to begin early this
year.
The total cost Of the project,
which will take eight years to
complete, is estimated at SIS, ,00O,-
600. In addition to the main canal,
nine yards deep, another channel
win be dug, parallel to it, for
smaller vessels.
The excavated earth will be used
for vast reclamation project
aimed at creating new industrial
zone In the suburbs of Tokyo.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
'6'Hi''sMec"se
SN

The Fascination of Knitting
will never cease, for it becomes
more interesting as you advance.
Under the guidance Of Dorothy
Colhoun and her most capable
assistants at THE KNITTING
NOOK, 909 18th St., you may
make anything your heart desires
for spring or summer, with the
lovely yarns you'll find there.
Stunning patterns are arriving
daily-and beautiful yarns such
as Belgian linens, angel crepes,
Scotch twists, stub marlS, mon
dains and others, in paStels and
early spring colorS, are being
taken from their boxes. P. s. All
knitting bags reduced! Hurry inl
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Eileen Scott Villa ms
a Credit to M Column

A Credit to Ny Column
:. is this exquisite new Beauty
Salon, EILEEN SCOTT, INC,
second floor at 1888 CONN. AVE.
Mrs. Scott-Williams, the charm
ing English gentlewoman whose
shop it is, has designed and
equipped this salon so elegantly
and completely that every form
of beauty culture can be taken
care Of in q manner unexcelled
anywhere. Marvellous permanent
waving machines. bathing devices
vapor cabinets. wax baths, salt
glows," and everything else one
can think Of, to aid beauty"
can be found in this swanky place.
The finest operators obtainable
have Joined the staff at EILEEN
SCOTS. its really q privilege
for "us Washingtonians" to have
such a place at our disposal. I'll
tell you more next week in the
meantime drop up and look
around. You'll love It! You wish
to call for an appointment? Yes,
Madame, the number is PO. 4S77.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
ADS WORTH A MILLION

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Approxi-
mately 100000 lines Of adver.
Using, costing In the neighbor'
hood OF S1,OOO,O0O. was used to
promote the sale Of tickets for
the Third Birthday Bah for the
President, and, incidentally, to
promote the sale Of advertisers
products and services by tying
them in with the occasion, it
was estimated here yesterday.
The campaign was promoted
chiefly through the use Of The
Bulletin, q 14-page newspaper.
containing a series Of 81 mple ad-
vertisements Of all sizes and
types, in addition to news stories
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Doubts HGuptnl0nn's Guilt
In Lindbergh Case
To the Editor of The Times,

To the Editor of The Times,
Too much hero worshipl
When the so-called crime Of
the century produced q suspect
I held to the same theory Is I
do now: namely that the accused
was not guilty Of the crime
charged; mass opinion notwith-
standing. History has always
proved that the masses have gone
to extremes in their hero wor.
ship and can easily be melted to
rebellion.
Lindbergh's sudden departure
may hold Q key to the solution.
And why, on the eve Of the re-
consideration Of the case by the
pardon board, and the great In
terest by the Government, did
this Jafsie make his getaway
too? 1 for one have always had
my doubts about the latter.
Who is this Faulkner who has
never been apprehended? Fur
thermore, the actual part he
played In the drama was never
injected into the trial.
I am an opponent Of capital
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
FINGERPRINTS
REQUIRED TO
GET BONUS
BY THE BONUS EDITOR

Warning was issued by the
Veterans Administration today
against the submitting Of "baby
bond" applications lacking the
necessary fingerprints.
The fingerprints must be legibly
imprinted on the application in or
der that 1t may clear through the
Veterans Administration. Failure
to include the prints, If the vet
eran has fingers, delays settle
ment Of the case.
Paper. Are Returned
When applications are submitted
without the prints, it was an
nounced by Gen. Frank T. Hines.
Veterans Administrator, it is nee
essary to return the papers to the
veteran. Another application. in.
cludinC the prints, must then be
submitted.
General Hines called attention
to the fact that when the applica-
ton is notarized by the author
tiles, q list Of whom may be found
on the reverse side Of the appli-
cation. q sworn statement has
been made to the effect that both
the signature Of the veteran and
his fingerprints have been wit
messed. # the fingerprints are
lacking, the notariZation Is, in et-
feet, Q falsehood.
Instructions Provided
Definite instructions on the
fingerprinting are given on the
applications reverse side. The in
structions are particularly specific
on this point:
STn case any or all Of the
fingers Of Ehe right hand are
gone. take impressions Of the
fingers of the left hand, stating
under the fingerprintS that 1t
Is the left hand instead Of the
right. In the case Of veterans
who are mentally incapacitated
ana application is being exc
cuted BY . representative Of the
veteran, the veterans finger.
prints win be obtained II pos
sible.. II this cannot be done,
% also I'm the case Of an ind1-
vidual whose fingers are all miss
ing, make . statement to that
effect In the space provided for
the fingerprints."
These facts on the 'baby bond"
APPLICATION answer many questions
addressed to the Bonus Editor by
veterans and their relatives. Any
one desiring information on the
subject is invited to write to the
Bonus Editor. in care Of The Wash
ington Times, inclosing a stamped.
self-addreSsed envelope to insure a
prompt reply.
Anotlter article on the bonus
Uill appear in the Washington
Times tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Publicity
DispIedses Dentists

NEW YORK, Feb. ia reso-
luton protesting the publicity
given DR.. leroy L. Hartman's
dental pain-killer was adopted BY
the board Of trustees Of the Sec
ond District Dental Society Of
Brooklyn. While no members Of
the society would speak ION the
record 1t was reported that the
society's directors questioned the
wisdom Of pubHcizing the for.
mula before 1t was tested scien-
tifically.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Tentative Tax Levy,
$3.50, Set at LurdY

LURAY, Va, Feb. ia tax
levy Of $1.60 per hundred dollars
was tentatively set today follow
ing the report Of the budget COM
mittee to the Board Of supervi.
sors. In addition, levies were set
in districts for bonded indebted
ness.
All levies were the same as last
year except in Luray district
where an additional 10 cents
probably will be levied. The
permanent levy is set after 30
days advertising Of the budget.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

punishment, particularly on cir.
cumstantial evidence, but still
more so when radical hero wor-
ship is involved.
Love Ia many times az sincere
by the humble. the unknown. for
their children IS the wealthy and
very popular. Did Judge Trench
ards charge to the jury show Q
fair, unbiased attitude or one Of
hate and vindictiveneSS2 Then
the Jury after its final verdict In
dulging In q farce-comedy and
hilarity after gambling away Q
human life.
Oh Justicel what crimes and
atrocities are there committed In
thy name? @. F. s.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

Goodby to SuperfluouS Hair
When you're deciding who to go
to for the removal Of superfluouS
hair, don't experiment or guess,
be guided by the opinion Of lead
ing skin specialists and hundreds
Of enthusiastic patrons an d
choose H. DILLON, INC, 1910
CONN. AVE. Their marvellous To-
needle technique, for the fastest
removal Of the thickest hair
growths, leaves no scars. It Is
painless, safe and permanent.
Consultation invited. just call
MAI. 8795 or NAT. 8779 for an ap.
pointment. (Here's one Of your
"best friends" who told yuhD
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Knife Used TO Behead
LouisWI 10 Be Sold

PARIS, Feb. 13.-The guillotine
knife which decapitated Louis XVI
win be offered at auction on Fri
day at the Hotel Drouot, the muni-
cipal auction house of Paris.
This sinister relic Of the French
Revolution comes from the effects
Of the famous executioner, Charles
Henri Samson. It is accompanied
by numerous documents tracing
It's ownership.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Face Facts, Young Woman!

Face Facts, Young Woman!
I'm about to sound off on CON-
TOURE FACIALS given by
trained beauticians at THE
HELEN LEE BEAUTY SALON,
11O6 VERMONT AVE. / hate to
keep harping on the weather but
don't let these freezing winds and
frightful SHOWS dry out your skin.
A Contoure cleanup facial for
$3.50, will help you look your low
lest at short notice. It tightenS
the muscles, stimulates the cir
culation, refines the skin to a
smooth silky surface. Get one
Of these facialS at HELEN LEES
today. Call Mel. 5784 for an ap.
pointment. It'll make you feel
like q new woman.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

COMES 4 DAY FOR
THE CHI M PION
ARCHER. Young Val
is executing commits
sions for the ladies this
year. with, special barbs
for penetrating hitherto
punetureproof bachelor
hearts | ! Because my
column is written 'spe-
sially for the ladies (you
can come in. too. men. if
you wish) this Thurs
days news speaks
mindfully to the girls
who are going in there
and Pitch this leap
year.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Take Dogs Inside
These Cold Nights

To the Editor OF The Times:
These zero nights q dog must
sleep indoors. A coat Of fur does
not qualify him for sleeping out
doors any. more than a fur coat
insures warmth to a human being
in bed on the porch these freez-
ing nights. But even in the house
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
-
R0WMANOAN OOON
If the Old Appetite

takes q curious turn and re-
fuses to be pleased by the first
thing it sees, treat 1t to the varied
fine old Russian and Roumanian
dishes served each meal at the
ROUMANIAN INN, S15 18TH ST.
Your mouth will water when
you're served rolled stuffed cab
bage, sweet and sour; blintzeS.
knisheS and Strudel. You know,
they specialize in dairy and vege-
tartan dishes. and don't forget,
ROUMANIAN INN caters for
banquets, dinner parties and
luncheons. MEt. 8727.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
/ Feel Like

putting the last ounce Of
power into . public address sys-
tenn and booming this message
out to you. Dropped into the
PARRAKEET SNACK BAR at
THE PARROT, goth and r StS.,
yesterday and when I came out
well. sir, felt like q new gal.
It's so gay and charming and
the stimulating cocktails snd
"snackS" just hit the spot these
frigid days. Stop in anytime lex
cepting Sundays) UP til 8 p. m.
then why not stay for a de-
licious southern dinner at THE
PARROT?
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

and photographs. which was pro
duced by the william H. Rankin
Company. The bali netted q total
Of more than $500, 900 and was
the first to receive the benefits
Of sponsored" advertising.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
To All Valentine Stuains

To All Valentine SlOGt7S
] pass on the word Of GUIDES
who have the most beautiful
fresh cut flowers, plants, corSages
and table decorations at prices
which no young man will mind
paying, even if he IS saving up
for the ring! It's thoughtful to
send a floral Valentine greeting
to your Sweetheart's mother, tool
Just drop into any Of the four
GUIDE shops or order by phone
(DIS. S450) and your posies will
be "sent across the street or
across the miles,"
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
The Tapelins Tells the

Your figure, Madame! How
much you lose Is less important
than where you lose It'll You'll be
interested in the new annex, THE
EMILE HEALTH CLUB. 1921
CONN. AVE, just opened. Let
them solve your health problem
for you. For the remainder Of
the week they are giving q special
offer Of q one months course, con-
sisting Of three classes weekly:
morning, late afternoon or eve
ming. This includes the use Of
ring roller, electric horse and me-
chanical bike, plus half-hour
class Of exercise, followed by q
vapor bath, hose, shower and sun
lamp treatment. All for So.
Phone DIS. 3616 and watch the
pounds roll offl
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
A Tempting Dish At
LOlnsteds

Just in season. ..SMELTS OF
unusual size viii be served at
THE OLMSTED GRILL, 1896 G
ST. for the rest Of this week.
There are no fish as delicious
and tasty as these salt water
fish. SmeltS have a delicate fla
vor, very different from other
fish. OLMSTED'S receive them
fresh, not frozen, and they're
prepared In o manner that will
appease the most jaded appetite.
They are brought to you crisp
and brown with q tartar sauce.
so excellent that you will want
the formula for your very own.
OLMSTED'S have their own In
imitable way Of preparing fish
and shell-fish. their methods
are second to none in this city.
Just take your old Auntie Shop.
per'S suggestion for this week
and order SMELTS for luncheon
or dinner.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

From Track to Tennis
Bill Carr, olympic 4o0-meter
champion, Is now an ace tennis
player in Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Army's Press Agent

Lieut.. Thomas M. Warrington,
jr., will be West Points Public
Relations man this summer. sue
ceeding Capt. Pat Echols.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Gay Sophisticated

IN search Of glamor on Sunday
eve should visit RAMON'S, 1341
CONN. AVE. There is no spot in
Washington that has the atlnos-
phere Of gayety that you'll find
here on a Sunday night. Rudi
Schramm, popular composer and
musician, alternates with music,
provided by Sydney, in amusing
you with dance tunes and sooth.
ing melodies that are an attrac-
tive supplement to RAMON'S
fine dinners. These are served
til 9 p. m. From 10 p. m. It'll clos
ing there is a minimum charge Of
81. See yuh therel
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
For a Blushing Bride With
a Sense of Pride!

A stethoscope on the pulse Of sill
yer designers reveal news Of a
glorious new pattern now being
shown at r. HARRIS & CO., F
ST. AT 11TH. Little sQueals Of
delight can be heard from brides
to-be who come into this shop and
cast their cleaning orbs on the
new Royal Windsor pattern Of
flatware. So timely with the COM
ing Of the new English king is
this stunning pattern Gin the
Georgian Mood" It is a pleasure
for HARRIS to present to the
new brides Of 1896 one Of the Low.
liest designs they've ever received.
Besides its apparent beauty,
Royal Windsor has many inter
esting features to commend 1t.
HARRIS welcome an opportun-
ity to discuss them with you.
The Washington times., 1936-02-13
Copyright. 1884

Copyright I - ~
The Washington times., 1936-02-13

EMULs1FIED CLEANSING CREAM and
WIND AND WEATHER LOTION - both
ready to help your skin combat cold weather
conditions. The velvety, emollient cream
cleanses deeply to remove pore-c1ogging coal
smoke particles :. . and lubricates to keep
wind-harried skin supple while the lotion
helps to prevent or soothe chapped ~
hands and legs. Both for the price Of N1
the cream alone. ..................
TonErR1Es, AISLE 49, FIRST FLOOR
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-20
SEVERE COLD HAS
LIMITED GARDENS
But Garden Contest Is Co
ing Right Along, With
Prizes Offered

College Station, Raleigh, Feb. ~
The severe cold weather this winter
has been a handicap to the produc-
ton of year-round gardens over most
of the State.
"But don't let that discourage you
Miss Mary E. Thomas, State College
extension specialist in foods and nut
rition, has advised rural families en-
tered in the fall and winter garden
contest.
The garden contest is going right
along, she stated, ed families which
keep up their records until the clos
ing date, March 81, will be eligible for
the cash prizes to be awarded.
The State prizes will be $40, $3.50,
$3.50 and $500 to the highest scoring
individuals. Prizes of the same amount
will also be given the four home
demonstration county councils which
have the largest percentage of their
members enrolled in the contest and
completing the required records.
In each county where at least 10
contestants send in complete records
at the close of the contest, the first
and second prizes will be SIS and $3.50.
Although fresh vegetables are
scarcer than usual this year, she add
ed, every rural family should make
an effort to have at least three serv-
ings of vegetables in the diet every
day.
Vegetables, she pointed out, provide
the bulk necessary to keep the diges-
tive tract in good order, and the food
elements which tone up the system
and promote vigor and vitality.
The cold weather this season has
demonstrated the value of a cold
frame for growing radishes, lettuce,
and the like in mid-winter Most of
the families which had cold frames
had these vegetables in abundance, ii
was pointed out.