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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17

Yet, in the four years that he has
manned the ship of state. cxpendi-
lures by the Treasury have smashed
all previous records Public spending
per capita has jumped from $685. in
1900 to $32.42 in 1890 to $4,000 in 1885.
Now the overthrow of the AAA has
forced the farm payments into the
spotlight once again and with the III
innate outcome of this situation a
question mark, budget estimates have
been knocked wide open.
Election Year ECONOMY"
This is an election year. That sim
pie statement sums up what we NAV
expect as far as budget economies are
concerned. There will be plenty of
boaEtful speeches about curbing
Tut economies will be very modest.
The payment of the bonus will add
about two billions to the Federal debt
in one way or another. Though the
actual amount appropriated for un-
employment relief at this session NAV
be only around one billion. there is
still plenty left to spend from last
years appropriations. In addition,
pressure, by the Townsendites may
social security act providing for big
ger and quicker disbursements
Hence, the prospects for a balanced
budget in the near future seem but
little brighter than year ago. Unem-
ployment will drop as business recov-
ers and the necessity for huge relief
programs will diminish. On the other
hand. now that the country has been
given a taste of free and EASY money.
itw i'll be far more difficult to stop
Federal handouts than it was to
start them. This years budget dc
ficit will be at least $4,000, OOO. 900 and
the Federal debt will show a CORES
ponding gain. Moreover, next years
red ink figures may add another 81
100000 600 to the debt
Government Big Banker
We often read that, despite the tin
kering with our currency. we have no
Initiation as yet. In analyzing the sit
uation do not overlook very i'm
portant fact--the tremendous increase
in public credit Federal financing
agencies RFC, Hole, FCA, etc.)
have expanded crdit to the tune of
six billion dollars. Other governments
Idl. 0ldIc, dllO lnQCOLCQS
ness has been increased by many bill
lions more.
Since 1888. hank deposits have had
a spectacular rise. AS a result, credit
reserves are at an all-timc peak But
in the meantime. private bank credit
has been dwindling: Bankruptcies,
foreclosures, and the decline in bank
loans have all Debated private credit
by many billions. No one knows cx-
actly what the net result of public ex-
rbnsiOn VS. private contraction of
credit is, but it is surely inflationary
from a basic point of view. Some in
flation is absolutely necessary to lift
the Debated business balloon off the
ground. The danger is, however, that
the balloon will become over-inflated.
Uncontrolled credit expansion is not
quite as dangerous as the violent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT
HACK-DRAUGHT
Next Time You
Need a Laxative

For constipation, take a dose OF
Black-Draught as soon as you realize
the condition you are in.
IF I am bilious. have headache or
a cold. take a dose of Black-Draught
at night" writer Mrs. r. D. Thaxton,
Of Lexington, Ga. IF I have a bad
feeling after meals, 1 take just
pinch of Black-Draught. 1t relieves
me. recommend it very highly-a
good family medicine. 1 give my
children, Syrup of Black-Draught. I
find both good
Black-Draught paves the way for
the relief Of many such symptoms as
those mentioned above, when consti-
patton is at the bottom of the trouble.
Just try it! Follow the directions
carefully and you'll probably learn
why Black-Draught is so popular.
ADV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
i. d. c.. To Honor
Lee and jackson

The Vance County chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will hold their annual meeting tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. S. P. Cooper on And
rewS avenue.
A very interesting program has
been arranged for the meeting and
the chapter will commemorate Lee
Jackson Day, remembering the birth
days of these two famous Confede-
rate leaders.
Sunday being Robert E. Lees birth
day, the churches of the city. at the
request of the U. D.. C.'s will use as
one hymn. How Firm a Foundation
Lees favorite hymn. and will in 9TH
or ways observe this day
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
MARRIAGES, PARTIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
NIGHT LIGHT.

i night on the dunes, a night of stars
and water
On the long white dunes by the lazy
lap of the sea,
As the slow tide turns and the north
star burns on the water
And one red distant light keeps vigil
with me:
Thus far we stand companions, ever
thus far,
Uitb the shell Of a universe shelter
ing them and me,
Those unknown men who sit by the
red light burning
By the long white dunes, by the Sleep
ing sound of the sea,
Charles Malam.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
Miss Marie Ball
Bride Ray Green

A marriage of much interest to the
friends of the couple was solemnizcd
in the home of David S. Hammock of
Lawrenceville, Va. last Saturday.
when Miss Marie Ellen Ball became
the bride of Ray S. Green. The ring
ceremony was used.
Mrs. Green is the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Ball of the
Dabney community.
Mr.. Green is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Green, of near Oxford.
Following a short bridal trip, the
couple will make their home in the
Dexter community U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17

Advices from the bedside of DR..
H. l.. Allen, i'll in a Richmond, Va.
hospital, stated today that he was con
tinuing to improve. He will be there
another week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton and thanks to DR.. Newcomb, the
nurses, and many friends for their
kindness and sympathy during the
illness and death of my beloved hus-
band and our father.
Mrs. IS. T. Wynne and family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
M. f. Choir.

M. f. Choir.
The choir of the First Methodist
church will rehearse tonight at 7:45
o'clock. The members will please note
the change in time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17

Baptist Choir To Rehearse
The choir of the First Baptist
church will rehearse tonight at the
cburch at 7:30 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
NJ. z. Choir To Meet

NJ. 7. CnOlr TO Meet
The choir of the First ethodist Pro-
tcstant church will hold its regular
rehearsal tonight at 7:3O o'clock at
the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17

UndergOes Operation
L. C. Way underwent an operation
at Maria Parham hospital and was
reported to be doing nicely today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-01-17
Public Spending Biggest
Issue for 1886 Campaign

(Continneu Irnn rage OneD
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
QUEEN ES Ell CAPTAIN HUM
BERTO GALLANT

Ell captain Humberto Gallia
nj, miembro del battalion Carl
baldi que defiende a Madrid,
gan6 sus galOnes en- la guerra
mundial. AL surgir ell fascismO
en- Italia se opusO a Mussolini
y tuvo cue huir de su pals.
En- los Estados Unidos ingre
so conn redactor en- Ell perio-
dico "Stampa LIBERIA" Ell uni
CO diario italiano antifascista
en- los Estados Unidos. Gallia-
nj era tambisn secretario del
Comits Italiano Antifascista de
Veteranos de la Guerra, en- O.
posicicn a los VeteranOs Fas-
cistas de la Guerra Mundial.
Casado y con dos HOS, hace
dos meses decide ir a Espaha,
estimando cue ALI la lucha era
international.
Los amigos le ayudaron a OBJ
tener los fondos para ell viaje.
Su familia busc6 un piso mas
pequeHo.
Salio de New York con la
idea de fundar ell battalion Ga.
ribaldi. LO que lie llev6 a Espa-
ma fuG la indignation pOr Ia
barbarie de los mOrOs y los le-
gionariOs.
VariOs itaIianOs de N. York
sc preparan a embarcar hacia
Espaha, con Ell fin de unirse al
battalion Garibaldi.
Para ayudarlos en- sus pla-
mes Sc ha iniciado una cuestA-
ci6n pIblica.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11

BWnco Party
En- la noa,le de hoy celebrara
una fiesta la Secci6n de Da-
mas de la Logia Loyal Knights,
consistente en- I'm Bunco Party
y bale en- los salones del Casti-
10 Crist6bal Colon.
Como anunciamos anterior :
mente esta fiesta sera para OBJ
SECULAR con juguetes y dulces a
los hijos de los socios.
Elogiamos ell noble rasgo de
las simpaticas damitas que to-
dos los amos realizan una fiesta
por estos dias, con ell nombre dc
Fiesta del Arbolito.
AMI estaran las laboriosas
madrinas Rosita Esperanto, Be
lla Dfaz, Alicia Gonzalez, Ofelia
Ortega y Argentina Fernando
obsequiando a la 'pleyade infan
TIL"
La gaceta., 1936-12-11

fiesta bailable tOcara la orques-
ia de Carlos Molina, que pasa
por Tampa con rumbo a Mia :
mi, donde ha sido contratada pa
ia tocar en- ell Roney-Plaza.
Ell bale de manana durara
desde las IL de la noche hasta
las cinco de la. maiana Y la ma
tinee del domingo desde las a
de la tarde hasta las 8 de la no
he. Para ell baile diurno sc Iha
fijado Ell precio de un peso los
caballeros y Soc las. damas; pa
ra ell cabaret cinco pesos las me
2as y un peso veinte y cinco GER
tavos las sillas adicionales.
Estan encargados de la or
ganizacion de estos bales, &C.
rardo Cigarran, r. Mendez
Walter Lopez, Severino Quinto
nilla Y Placido Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
Bale del Temple Ideal

La Secci6n de Damas de la
Orden Caballeros Aguilas de
Orc celebrara un gran bale e.
dfa "a de este mes, en- ell edifi-
clio del Castillo Crist6bal Colon
de la Gale 16 Y Ga. avenida.
In fiesta bailable dara comien-
20 a las IL de la noche y durara
hasta las 3 de la madrugada.
Tocara la orquesta Don Fran
cisco.
Son madrinas de este bale las
senoritas Aurora Garcia, Hilds
Castro, Josefina Martinez, An.
gle Sedita y Rose Sedita.
Los caballeros pagaran 40c
v las damas 25c.
Noche para disfrutar de ale
gres horas despues de la tradi
cional cena de Nochebuena. A
tentamente recibimos una cart,
de la Srta. Eloisa Garcia, secre
taria de actas de la Secci6n d
Damas.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
Los FACCIOSoS TENNDRAN
QUE TRAER UN EJERCITo
(Vieme de la 1a.)

talon Cavada, cast todas boni-
tas Y con armas de fuego a la
cintIra.
Gallant asegura que los ale
names fascistas seran bien re-
clbidos.
Los peri6dicos dicen que va
rios alemanes han sido hechos
prisioneros en- ell frente.
La posici6n de los rebeldes
en- la Ciudad Universitaria es
fuerte; pero al fin seran desa-
lojados.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
Del Glib Paramount

Del ctub paramount
Esta simpatica entidad so.
cial ofrecera esta noche un Pre-
Dance en- los salones del Club
Sia., de las avenidas Howard :
Pine.
Tiene por objeto esta reunion
ell tratar de la Fiesta de Carl
dad que celebraran ell dfa 10 dc
este mes.
Haran uso de la palabra los
senores M. Rey, A. Delgado, DR..
Cimino, DR.. Plainfield, DR.. Le-
wy, Sr. Krantz y los abogados
A. Borges y Acosta.
Despues de la reunion habra
un bale gratis. Todas las per-
sonas necesitadas podran ms :
cribirse para tener derecho a
los "cestos" que Sc regalaran ell
dia 25 de este mes en- ell teatro
Royal, que coopera en- esta al
truista fiesta.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
81 0bsequio para 81 esposa

Ell obseqaao para su esposd
Ell regalo ideal que rsted bus
ca para su esposa 10 tiene la a.
creditada casa Darling" de Ia
Gale Franklin sos.
Cualquier gusto de su esposs
podra ser complacido en- este
bien surtido e~stablecimiento.
Mr.. R. Raipheal, copropieta.
rio y encargado de esa casa, de
sea complacer a la colonia lati-
ma por la que tiene grandes sim
patias, y con gusto recibira su
vista.
Cuenta con experto personal
y empleados que hablan espa.
mol.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11

rifle y mato a un aguiIa cue lie
vaba POr ell aire un cerdo de
40 libras de peso.
Despues de muerta Ell ave de
rapina Sc lie midieron las alas
y abiertas tenian una dimen-
sion de siete pies.
Ell cerdo muri6 en- la caida.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
EJEMPIO DE INCA
LIFICABIJE CRUELDAD Y
FASCISTA

Ell notable periodista fran
ces, Andre Ullmann publica Ell
lie Peuple", de Paris, ell ST.
yuiente relate:
"Upa carretera de Arag6n
en- una tarde en- calma. Habia
20 seguido durante todo ell dia a
tina falange fascista-exacta-
mente Observation-Disclosures"
como ellos lie Hannah, forma-
da en- Jaca, y que iba de relieve.
70 saba que llevabamos tres
''sospechosos''. Sentados a Ia
mesa, ell teniente que manda5a
la columna me dijo:
Vera listed como alIui SUI
pririmos econ6micamente a los
traidores marxistas. Sc va u.s.
ted a divertir... Ha tenido listed
la gran suerte de poder asistir
a una ejecuci6n.. Mas que suer
te, es un privilegio-anadi6 sol
tando la carcajada.
No quiero describir ell estado
en- que llegue al final del CANT
no una bora despues.
Sc We que no esta listed a..
c~ostumbrado a nuestra alimen-
taci6n. Els demasiado fuerte-
afirm6 Ell teniente p~almotean-
dome la espalda.
Sc oy6 ell ruido de un motor;
un canton dispuesto a partir.
Me condujeron a una revuelta
del canine, a Glen metros de
donde nos encontrabamos. ALI
habfa tres hombres fuertemen-
te maniatados. Fran los tres
"sospechosOs".
Me instalaron junto a una
cuneta. Ell teniente Sc acerc6 a
los tres prisioneros; Sc incline
ante ellos para decirles algo que
no pude DIR. Luego vino a SEN
tarse junto a mi Y sac6 del Dol
sillo de la guerrero un silbato
adherido a una fusta. OF dos sill
bidos penetrantes Y ell ruido en-
sordeCedor del cannon, que a.
yanzaba muy lentamente sobre
la carretera.
Mire con fijeza al teniente.
Ell canton Sc aproximaba con
lentitud tremenda, insufrible.
No Sc oy6 NADIA apenas: ell ca
mi6n que chirriaba, dando un
saltO; un ruido sOrdo, unos gri-
tos ahOgados...
vi al teniente santiguarse
piadosamente. I'm POGO mas le-
jos, Ell canton daba pesadamen-
tie la vuelta. Nos levantamos, e.
5hamos a andar. Ell teniente me
dijo liando un pitillo:
No tenemos las municio-
mes para derrocharlas..."
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
MURIO Ell
FRANCES LUIS
DE-LA-PRE

Madrid, Die. 11.-Fallecic
en- un hospital de Guadalajara
ell periOdista frances Luis De-
La-Pre, una de las victimas de
la Aggression de un aeroplano a
leman al aerOplano de Ia en-
bajada francesa en- Madrid.
Andres Chateau, Ell otro pc
riOdista herido, sigue en- grave
estadO, pero hay esperanzas de
que Sc salve.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11

nrestro Sr. Mariana Alvarez.
Cenbenares de amigos del Sr.
AN sc interesaron aver
por susalud, hacienda llamadas
telef6nicas al hospital.
LIE asiste ell c%irujano DIR. A
damo.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11

En- la noche de antier Sc ju-
ra on amor eterno la simpatica
r.. Susie Flowers y ell joven
Wilfred A. Meade, primo del
joven Antonio Rebozo, emplea-
do de los talleres de imprenta
de Joaquin Mascunana, donde
sc imprime este peri6dico.
Two a su cargo la represen-
acton de La Ley ell Notario ,
Comisionado del Condado Sr
Nick Nuccio. iIEE
Firmaron ell acta matrimo.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
De maevo en- su hogan

lie nNeU0 en- SN h0gGf
Sc encuentra de nuevo en- su
hogan de la D6cima avenida MI
nero 27OS1a la estimada. seho-
ra Rose Cusmano, que fue some
tida a una operation en- dfas pa
sados por los ORES. Cook y SEQ
laro, en- Ell Hospital de Cook.
De nuevo en- su Residential,
sus amistades lie visitan, intere-
sandose por su salud.
Rogamos porque pronto este
completamente restablecida.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
NOTAS SOCEALE

NAL en- calidad de testigos les
Sres. Antonio Rebozo Y Laurea-
no Fernandez.
La boda tuvo lugar en- Ell no
gar de los padres de la novia,
de la Gale &c nGmero SOP.
Despres de la boda Sc obse-
qui6 con ricos cakes, pouches
~ licores.
Una eterna luna de miel pa
ra la enamorada pareja.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
CONTINUAL
Ell SR. MARIANA ALVAREZ

Pas6 Ell dia de aver bastante
tranquilO, despu6s de la opera
ci6n a que fuera sometido en-
ell hospital Municipal, ell conoci-
do ciudadano y estimado amigo
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
DEFUNCIONES

Ell Sr. Matias Vallina, de ~
amos, vecino de la casa nGmero
l4O9 de Riverside Drive, falle-
clio hoy en- un hospital local.
Deja a una hija, Sra. Sole
dad Castro, y dos hijos Agilber
to y Modesto.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11

La Sra. Josefa Molina, de 43
amos, vecina de la casa n1mero
lSOsR de la Once avenida. ia
lleci6 anOChe en- un hospital To-
cal. Deja a su esposo, Sr. Eni-
lilo Molina; una hiia, Sra. Ce-
liza Muh6z; cinco hijos y su pa
DIRE, Sr. Juan Valdes. !.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11

A la edad de "a amos falleci6
anoche ell Sr. Ricardo Dfaz. We
elmo de la casa n1mero 231O de
la Gale Palmetto, en- West Tam
pa. Deja a su viuda, dos hijos,
madre Y dos hermanas.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11

Muri6 aver en- un hospital To-
cal ell Sr. Carlos Alfonso, del
2S4O de la calle de Beach, en-
West Tampa.
lie sdbreviven cuatro hijos,
una hija y dos hermanos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
MATARON UN ACUILA QUE
LLEVABA UN CERDO DE 40
LIBRAS

Fargo, Ca, Die. 11.-Un a.
genie del ferrOcarril, c. N.
Clark, dice que Hardy John :
son, un campesinO, dispar6 su
La gaceta., 1936-12-11
Serd a beneticio

Serd a beneficiO
del SdnGtOrio
FL cabaret privado que ell Cen
tro Espahol celebrara mahana
en- Ell salon alto de su edificio de
Ybor, sera a beneficio del Sana
torio. va es sabido que en- esta
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-30

can dishes' in public by consuming, at ceremonial dinners, large quantities of clam chowder Boston baked beans, Vermont turkey pie boiled codflsh with egg sauce and the like sectional deicacies Possibly small percentage of population engulfs material iof this sort with fair regularity but the food named is very far from being characteristic" That the Gourmet Society, of New York City made meal along these lines by way of demonstrating American cook ing is an affront to our common sense.
 This is 1886. When will the gourmets awaken? When will they conduct banquet of characteristic American food that will be really characteristic We'll tip them off. if they want suggestions:
 Start with shrimp cocktail soda fountain style This consists of glass saucecup with three shrimp dangling over the edge Very popular in New York and in the Eastern Midwest, Rocky Mountain South ern Northern and Far West portions of the country
 Continue with that native American delight the triple-decker sandwich (toasted) Who has not felt his sense quicken he observes the delcacy with which the fountain man (named Joel pulls the toast out of the electrical toast-burner at just the right moment pasters it with butter and lays upon it the scraps of ham, the torn segments of cheese the Man haitian gherkin? Talk about your egg sauce indeed
 For dessert, of course, nothing will do but a Scandal Sundae, development of the old Honeymoon Sundae with suggestions of the classical Ban ana Split The very thought brings up recollections of happy Thanksgvings and Merry Christmases spent in the gleaming pharmacy, amid the white tiles and the cheerful perfume bottles These are connotatons no Boston beans evoke; these are examples of characteristic American food
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-30
Not Just Bask In It
(New York World-T Telegram

Industry cannot just sit back and enjoy the fruits of prosperity We must better understand what has been happening to since 1919 To profit wisely by the lessons of the past and to anticipate and safe guard against another of depression is the chal lenge today to all the genius that American govern ment and industry possess"
 Dynamic, timely, mitantly to the point we think is this reminder from C. M Chester president of the National Association of Manufacturers to the Con- gress of American Industry in convention in this city
 Business needs this urge. It needs to be galvan- ized out of any passive acquiescence in the suits of the recent election It needs the New Deal something much than "the inevitable Returning prosperity can't afford be business usual in the of slump back into the old ways and the old confidence that nothing serious will happen
 Government can't do it all. Not mere acceptance If but active cooperation with New Deal policies must be the order of the day for industry.
 That goes, as MT Chester insists, for putting men 10 work for social programs for relations with labor for showing the public that industry delivers in- creasing degree of human comfort, contentment and security and that the manufacturer concerned with the welfare of the worker" Not lipseryce but crete, continuing action is required
 By the token, labor must realize think that the great gains it has won of late carry respondingy greater responsibility for fairness and lawful methods in labors dealings with employers. That New Deal readjustments markedly and rightly in labor's favor should make labor all the more careful that its policies shall prove its good faith.
 MIRA is longer law. But that MT Chester says is far from meaning that business need longer fix up inside Voluntary self-improvement must replace the statutory kind The call for better prac tices foresight and sabization as urgent and inn perative Industry must accept it's responsi- bty for the national welfare being higher duty than the successful operation of private business"
 Tn short, capitalism is not going to stay saved unless industry enters fully, actively into the new effort to find and establish lasting safeguards.
 That than just welcoming pros- perity." It means hard thought and work to make prosperity endure Not selfcongratulation but self study and self progress should therefore be the dom nant spirit of business in this recurring prosperous cycle Basking as we have learned tosour cost, too often brings on bad times.