davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-08-02

realized George had gone away. Kind brothers
and sisters came and talked; Georges mother
who might have been expected to bristle with
rage, had been the kindest of all; it was
Georges mother who had finally brought
George back to talk to Camilla He said he
thought they'd better try to make the best
of things for the sake of the family, and that
maybe long vacation somewhere away from
New York would solve everything. This was
what was called Georges forgiveness He
was taking her back
George, swear I've never loved anybody
in my life but you. don't know what hap
pened that night must have been insane, |
think. try and try and can't understand
it. don't know what happened"
well, all right, Camilla Don't get hys-
terical. All l want is the truth, and it's no
good getting excited We've got to try and
talk sensibly"
II am talking sensibly."
Its not sensible to try to make me be-
lieve that you did such thing only once in
your entire life - just the once that I hap
pened to come home"
II can't help that, George It's the truth"
II know it's the truth so far as Orig Car
penter is concerned. I've gone over it plenty
of times and believe you. believe him too,
damn him. But there must have been others.
I'm not fool'
George. you must believe me, never even
thought of any man but you; ="
''Now you're getting excited again. It's no
use, Camilla. You're not we'll You're hys-
terical. You're expecting me to believe things
nobody can believe. Do you think don't know
anything about women? Why -"
And then he would tell her things about
women he had met when he was travelling
without her. 1t sounded too fantastic to be
believed at first; she could have believed it
about most men but not about George; and
Evening star., 1936-08-02
Mosozine Section

Every once in a while she thought of Orig
Carpenter With cold amazement she remem-
bered what he looked like, how he spoke,
how he walked and danced and smiled at her
The hardest thing of all to understand was
how she could ever, even for five minutes,
have risked her entire organized world for or
with Orig Carpenter. He was perfectly
ordinary man, she told herself in helpless
astonishment they were all perfectly ordinary
people; that was what made the whole thing
incomprehensible.
Sally Carpenter was i'll, and spent lot of
her time out in New Mexico or Arizona, but
otherwise the Carpenters were just like the
Markhams, lived in the same kind of house
in Westchester. sent their children to the same
schools, belonged to the same clubs and thought
in the same way about almost everything
And yet Orig Carpenter had suddenly ex-
ploded in the middle of Camilla's lii. like
bomb in a crowded theatre. and the wreckage
lay all around her as far as her eyes could see
The scene, the awful scene when George
came home and found them was the one she
remembered with the most CHASTITY vividness.
1t seemed to have been stamped all over her
mind so that it could never be erased; it was
always there like door of open ironwork
through which she had to look at everything
from now on and just when she thought she
had succeeded in seeing through it, the de-
tails would spring up again, hard and cruel
as ever.
It had only been of the shortest possible
duration that scene, for by some miracle of
atavism Camilla had done exactly what her
grandmother might have done in moment
of mortal terror: she had tainted. When she
recovered consciousness, long time after
wards, she was alone with George and she
tainted again. 1t was hours later before she
had voice enough to speak to him, and she
had said the most witless thing a woman
could possibly say under the circumstances.
She cringed with shame when she thought
Oft.
II thought you weren't coming back until
tomorrow night" she had said.
1t was just like one of those jokes people
told when they had had too much to drink
and didn't want to dance or play bridge and
couldn't think of anything sensible to say.
'Have you heard the story about =" The
insane thing was that it wasn't joke at all;
it was dead earnest; it had happened to her,
Camilla Markham, and to George Markham,
her husband two people to whom such things
did not and could not happen.
The horror of it had made her almost de-
irious for weeks. She was so i'll that she hardly
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
Asegurase que Ell Gobiemo de Azana Sc
.apresta a suspender las elecciones de
los municipios espanoles del dia doce

Madrid, Mario 28.-Voce =
ros gubernamentales anuncia-
ron hoy ell prop6sito del Go =
bierno de don Manuel Azana,
de suspender las elecciones mu
nicipales senaladas para ell IL
de abril en- toda la repdblica.
Motiva esta resolution del
Gobierno, ell hecho de haber de
cretado la abstencion electoral
todos los partidos monarqui-
cos, star fuera de la ley los
grupos fascistas y estar en- Wis
peras de deeidirse por ell re-
traimiento electoral ell grupo
de Acci6n Popular que acaudi
LA Gil Robes.
Como la opinion espahola es
ia dividida en- estos momentos
en- Derechas e Izquierdas, en- ell
case de que Acci6n Popular
decrete tambien ell retraimien-
to, todas las Derechas perma-
neceran ausentes del proceso
electoral, en- cuyo case Azaha
decretara la suspension de las
elecciones.
De acuerdo con las leyes es-
panolas en- vigor, la suspension
de las eIecciones corresponds
a la asamblea Legislative, y no
al Gobierno. Pero AZana SOS :
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

tiene que, toda vez que las e.
lecciones fueron d~ecretadas
por ell Gobierno anterior, sin
contar con la aprobaci6n de
ninguna asamblea legislative,
podran ser suspendidas por o :
ira disposition g-ubernamental,
sin que paraello Sc requiera ul
terror aprobaci6n cameral.
Sc sabe que los partidos del
''frente popular de Izquier-
entire los cuales figura
"Izquierda Republican,, de
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

Sc siente la corriente alenta-
dora. Las gentes no quieren
DIR hablar de cOmplicaciones,
y asi hasta la viuda del mill
tar ingles destrozado anteayer
en- Abisinia por una bomba Ian
zada desde un aeroplano tia
liano, ha comentado 10 ocurri-
do diciendo: "Yo, que deberia
ser la primera en- protestar,
comprendo que, al fin y al ca
DO, 81 mi marido ha muerto de
esa manera, ha sidO porque 81
gozaba en- esa clase de aventu-
ras, Y hubiese sido para Ell un
sufrimiento mucho mayor mo-
rir pacificamente en- su CANA.
aoui en- nuestra casa.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

Londres.7Ha causadO i'm
preston en- I~nglaterra la entra-
da "simb6lica" de los ejercitoS
de Hitler en- la iona deSmilita-
rizada del Rim? FL sentido
practice de los ingleses respon-
de a eSta pregunta diciendo que
es until perder tempo lamen-
tando ell percance Ocurrido a
una vestal que dej6 de SerlO
|cuando los alemanes proclama-
ron su derecho a reclutar Sus
IsoldadOs seg1n ell sistema obi
gatorio. En- virtud de esa name
"a practica de apreciar los
flats acomplis', Ia Gran Bre-
tana dejo a la vestal-el Trata
do de Versalles-de tai name
ra que los franceses hubieron
de decir con gesto airado: I'm
possible la habeis dejado para
vos y para mi"
No. En- I~nglaterra no ha eau
sado impression ell que resue-
men por primera vez, desde
1918, en- Colonia, las fuertes
'pisadas del paso de aut6mata
con que marchan los alemanes.
mas: ell ambiente Sc ha Ozo-
'nizado con una bocanada de
~optimismo. Ahora-es el resi-
men que Sc puede sacar de los
concentrates de Prensa de hoy
ante las noticias de Alemania
-sera possible que pongan
Francia y Alemania todas las
.cartas sobre la mesa, pues va
.ha quedado eliminado ell mie-
do al estallido europeo possible
en- ell case de que los alemanes
|pasasen ell Rubic6n. va Sc de-
cidieron y ell gesto es califica-
do aqui de "simb6lico'', pues,
en- realidad, seg1n explican los
.tecnicos militares, la desmilita-
.rizaci6n de la IONA renana ma
da significa ahora cuandO Ell
maquinismo del ejercitO y la
eficacia de la aviaci6n anulan
distancias y snprimen frOnte-
Iras.
Aqui dOnde TODD es materia
de apuestas, ha perdidO pun
|tOs la pOsibilidad de una que
IRA entire grandes pOtencias eu-
ropeas. En- Marcia va ell pro-
grama de defensa naciOnal, sin
mas oposici6n que la plat6nica
v desanimada que han hecho
los laboristas, a los que ell Go
bierno ha hechO Greer con gran
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
BERUFF VENDETTA ES
P~ARTIDARIO DEL SUELDO
DE LOS CONCEJALES

Habana, MARIO 28.-En la
tarde de aver visit6 ell Palacio
Presidential, para saludar al
Rresidente Provisional, senior
Jose Barnet despues de su toma
de possession, ell nuevo Alcalde
de la Habana, senior Beruff
Mendieta.
En- Ia antesala palatina, ell
mayer habanero Sc encontr6
con un prupo de concejaes, que
habfan lido a interesarse por la
aprobaci6n de una medida que
les permita disfrutar de un suel
do por ell ejerciciO del cargo pa
"a ell que han sido electos.
HablandO con estos conceja-
les, y luego con los periodistas
p~alatinOs, ell doctor Beruff Men
dieta manifesto que el era par
tidario de que Sc lie pagase un
sueldo a los COncejales, y que
creia que ell "A untamiento ha-
banerO podria hacerle frente a
este aumento de su presupuesto
de gastos.
Agreg6 tel doctor MendietaI
que 81 crela que en- ell futurO no
tendria que acudir a las sesio-
mes del Consejo de Secretaries,
como 10 venian hacienda sus an
tecesores.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
PALPITACIONS NTERNACIONALES
En- Tnglaterra Sc cree que ell gesto de Hitler alicia
la posibilidad de una guerra entire grandes
potencias europeas

habilidad que lie ha echadO al
vino buena d6sis de aqua, Bri-
tania tiene fila la vista en- los
astilleros de Clyde, de donde
va a salir, con ell supertrasat-
lantico "Reina Maria, la re-
conquista de los oceanos para
la bandera de la marina mer-
cante britannica. Sc comenta
con orgullo que al poner ell
Rey Eduardo VIII sobre un CO.
jinete principal de la maquina-
ria lanzada +, toda Marcia un
penique de canto conservase la
pieza su equilibrio. Al produc-
to de nuestros astilleros-di-
cen los ingleses con orgullo-
no lie sucedera 10 que al de
otras naciones, y ell Queen
Mary" no sufrira del NAL de
vibraci6n de que adOlece ell
"Normandie''. va sc habla de
otro buque de $4,000 tonela-
das, 5000 mas que ell Queen
Mary" que han empezado a
construir en- Clyde, y en- las re-
Clones que viven o mueren, Sc
gun sea pr6spera o no la in
dustria de construcciones ma
wales en- Inglaterra, reina ell op
timismo. En- la naci6n entera
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
as MUERT0S O LA Me-
NINGITIS EN- KENTUCKY

Louisville, Kentncky, mario
28.-Hoy Sc ha dado a cOnocer
una estadistica de Ia epidemic
de meningitis en- este EStado.
De los 1872 casos r~egiStrados en-
los Ocho eondadOs durante los
6ltimos meses, Glen Sc reportan
como +otaimente restablecidOs,
treinta Y pico estan bajo trata-
miento en- Ia actualidad, y los
cuarenta y cincO o cincuenta
reStantes han tenido nn fatal re
sultRdO.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
Azana, y Union Republican,,

Azafa, y Union Republican,,
de Martinez Barrios, han acor-
dado hacer una candidatura
.unica para estos comicios.
FL anuncio de esta union de
las Izquierdas, mas que la 81
tuaci6n del momento, es 10 que
ha obligado a las Derechas a
retirarse de la lucha, a la que
irian a ser d~errotados con toda
seguridad.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28
G.. AFANADOR, CANDIDA
TO PARA JUEZ DE PAZ

Ell senior G. Afanador, aboga-
do local, ha anunciado su pro-
p6sito de presentarse como can
didato para Juez de Paz, por ell
Distrito Ndmero Uno.
En- S uplataforma, e Fenor
Afanador afirma que hara "jus
ticia para todos, sin distingos
nj de raza, y que juz-
CARA de acuerdo con Ell derecho
y la evidencia."
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

Ell "Fuego Chino" que empleo Ale
iandro ell Grande en- su campana
(cerca 1926 A. CO. Sc cree que fue n
de los primeros ejemplos del uso de
Ia pirotecnica.
La gaceta., 1936-03-28

San Marine puede j~actarse de ser
Ia repdbliea mas antigua del mundo.
Lleva diez siglos de existencia sin in
t~errupciUnes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22

after the Wademen had bounced their
first four rivals handily, they went to
Knoxville all cooked and primed" for
the slaughter Of Tennessee team
that had been beaten by Alabama the
week before. They returned to Dur
ham with a 1915 defeat
The lone good showing a Duke
team has made in Knoxville was the
1882 game which turned into bitter
battle after it had started off like a.
walk-away. Tennessee went away fast
to two touchdowns and were headed
for another when Fred Crawford in
tercepted a Vol pass and dashed 49,
yards to score. Duke added another
and the score was tied 1913 with only
two minutes left to play. At that
point Deke Bracket and Beattie
Feathers went into action to carry the
ball from the kickoff on two plays to
the 18-yard line They were stopped
there for three downs but on the
fourth down Breezy Wynn dropped
back and booted placekick for a
1913 victory.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
TULANE COURTMEN
MEET u. N. c. TEAM

New Orleans, Oct. 22--The long an
ticipated tennis match between Tu-
lane University and the University Of
North Carolina will materialize here
On Friday, October %.
Neither the Wave meters nor the
Tarheels have lost in the South IN
years, yet the teams haven't played
since 1880.
Coach Emmett Pare will use Ernie
Suffer, national collegiate singles
champion; Guy Cheng, .China's num-
Der two Davis Cup player; Joe
Abrams, former New York city prep
champion; Billy Westerfield, former
Wisconsin mems singles title holder;
and Don Doyle, who won several re-
gional tournaments this year.
The Tarheels have Hamsey Potts,
ranked number three IN American in
tercollegiate tennis; Archie Hender-
son, Eddie DeGray, Bob Fuller and
Frank Shore, all Of whom have had
fine success in summer tournaments.
North Carolina is coached by John
Kenfield veteran tennis coach.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
Team Showed It's Mettle In
Fighting Strong Roxboro
Team In Score
less Tie
LAST HOME STAND
FOR NEARLY MONTH
Team Plays Wilmington Sat-
urday. October 81, There;
Same Backfield Probably
VIII Start Friday That
Worked SO Well Last
Tuesday

,.r.or high schools fighting
i',,r oleven will swing into ACTON
bu''uV7 second time within the week,
io' .., catholic Orphanage, of IA
'D;rh here tomorrow afternoon d.
IA o'clock on the new hlgh school
"' T,,, Bulldogs fought Roxboro to
.i,,s tie here Tuesday afternoon
- ,yhqt was said to have been the
w., NJ .on,e of the season to that point
Co5cb Miller is not letting up IN ms
,.;u,. with the boys, the student oooy
u'i q holiday yesterday afternoon
a.fend the Golden Belt Fair, but
!. 90. inst another afternoons work
for his charges. The boys MT the
orird early in the afternoon, at
o9,olock getting away late in time TO
oet into the festivities at the talr-
grounds +od
coach Miller has not moderated
rridav's foes. always hard fighters,
and he will throw the full strength OF
HE aggregation against the invaders
in hopes of adding their scalp to the
string already compiled by the locals
this season.
Miller will probably start the same
backfield that carried much of the
work in the Roxboro game, Captain
Avscue at quarter, Turner and Cog
hin at the half posts, and Mule
Peace at full.
Aston was out of the game Tues
dav. due to an injury, and he may be
able to get back into action. Hunk
Stewart handled his post we'll, and
Aston will have to put up plenty Of
fight TO regain the berth.
Sonny Cooper and Billy Dunn start
ed against Roxboro in the Bulldog
backfield and showed up we'll, being
first string reserves. They will prob
ably see plenty of action tomorrow
when Coach Bing Miller gives them
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
Wade's Ride Back On Next
Saturday Night May Be
Another Very Long One
Dukes Mentor Has Never Returned From Knoxville
With Vctory Tennessee City Has Jinxed Boss Of Blue
Devils All Thro ugh The Years

Durham, Oct. 22-The ride back
from Knoxville Saturday night after
his undefeated Duke Blue Devils have
met Tennessee's Vols is likely to be
another long one for Coach Wallace
Wade.
In all the years his Alabama and
Duke teams have met the Vols, the
Duke mentor has never beaten them
in Knoxville. It is the only place in
the south that has jinx over him.
This is a fine piece Of psychology in
favor of the Vols but leaving any psy-
chology out, it is an undeniable and
evident fact that the Vols have i'm
proved in amazing fashion this sea-
son.
1t has been predicted by most of
the sports writer's in this section
after seeing Tennessee play North
Carolina-that the Vols would be the
outfit most likely to upset the Wade
mems cart. They were practically all
unanimous in picking the Blue Devils
to topple Tech but they have consis-
tently pointed out the dangers of this
Tennessee team. They have said Ten
nessee would just about ARRIVE" by
the time Duke was scheduled to meet
them.
And, according to their perfor-
nance against Alabamas powerful
team last week, as reported in the
papers and by Duke scouts who saw
the clash, the Vols are "here." Duke
scouts say it is one of the finest foot
ball teams in the south.
Experience of another year should
be thing to point out to Duke fol-
lowers. 1t is remembered that in 1884
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
EAST
1885
Score

Little Three
Wesleyan-Amherst ...........O-26
Other Games
Alfred Clarkson .............O-27
Allegheny-Grove City .......O-13
Army-Springfeld ...........DNP
Bergen Co. JC-Nassau Coll .O-13
Bethany-Thiel ...............7- lib
Coast Guard Acd-Amer. wash. 1875
Colby-Bowdoin ..............O-ZO
Colgate-Lafayette ...........52-O
Cornell-Penn State .......DNP
Delaware-R Rand Macon s.......0-26
Dickinson-Swarthmore .......14-7
Drexel-City Coll, NY .........0-14
E. Stroudsb'g Tr.-Cortland Tr O-39
Edinboro Tr.-Clarion TT. .....O-19
Gallaudet-Wm. Mary (Nfk) ..0-34
Observation-Disclosures ....... $50
Gettysburg-Lehigh ..........21-14
Glenville Tr.-Concord Tr. ....6-13
Observation-Disclosures ..........1 1870
arvard-Dartmouth ...6-14
Holy Cross-Carnegie Tech. ....7-0
Indiana (Pa.) Tr. -Bloomsb'g Tr.0-6
Johns-Hopkins-Haver .....6-7
Juniata-Bridgewater ........18-0
King-Cumberland ............O-27
Malne-Bates ........... ..7-26
Mansfield IT, Millersville Tr. LOT
Mass. State-Worcester 200
Montclair Tr.-Kutztown IT,. 1870
Mt. st. Mary-LaSalle .DNP
Muhlenburg- Usinus ..........O -21
New Britain Tr.-New Paltz Tr. 60
New York Aggies- 1926
New York U.-Georgetown ....7-6
NorWich-Middlebury .........0-14
Panzer-Ithaca ...............O-34
Pennsylvania-Brown> DNP
Penn. Milit'y-Frank-M Marshall OLA
Princeton-Navy .26-O
Providence-Boston Coll. 500
consideration ......,.....O-21
st. John-American ..........1 1877
ST Lawrence-Niagara ..20-13
81. Thomas (Pa.) -Leba'n Val. DNP
Snepherd-Fairmont Tr. 1920
Shippensburg- California (Pa.) 26-O
ayracuse-Maryland ...........O-O
Irenton-Arnold 1T
Irlnity-Connecticut State ...26-13
Opsala-Moravian ............O-19
yei"1At-New Hampshire .DNP
viila'.Jva-Boston u. .DNP
wash'-Jeff. -Bucknell ..O-6
wash. Coll Susquehanna 90. .O-12
,Waynesburg-Slippery Rock ..13-O
west Chester-St. Joseph .DNP
west Liberty-New River Tr. .34-6
Wllams-Tufts 300
1aie-Rutgers ..DNP
SOUTHWEST
Border Conference
Arizona-New Mexico State 60
Fiagstaff-Tempe .........O-6. 90
Southwestern Conference
oodyor-Texas A. and M. 14-6
r'ce-Texas .28-:0
Other Games
~@s Vegas-New Mexico TT. .DNP
a. Me%lco-N. Mexico Military 21-0
gu Foss-El Paso ........... PIT
v.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
OCTOBER ~, 1886
w~yrrnCw~nNyAV

1IN 4G11rO&1A4
Home 1885
Team Score
Buffalo Hiram .............DNP
Fordham-St. Mary's ......... :7-7
Hobart Denison ............DNP
Manhattan-Detro ..........DNP
Michigan Columbia ..........19-7
Mississippi Catholic ........19-2O
Pittsburgh Notre Dame ....... 60
Texas Christian-Miss. State .DNP
w. Maryl'd-St. Mary's (Tex.)DNP
WEST
Western Conference
Illinois-N Northwestern ........3-1O
Minnesota-Purdue ...........29-7
Ohio State-Indiana ....:.....28-6
Big Six Conference
Kansas State-Kansas .2-0
Missouri Iowa State ......... .6-6
o Oklahoma Nebraska .........O-19
Missouri Valley Conference
Tulsa Oklahoma A. & M. ....12-O
Washington U.-Drake .......13-O
Other Games
Adrian-Assumption ..........26-0
Albion Hillsdale ............. 90
Alma Olivet .................S 1-O
Ball Oakland City ...........25-O
Bluffton-Rio Grande. o. ..... 90
Bowling Green-Kent State ...O-45
Buena Vista-Western Union ..,O-6
Carleton-St. Olaf so
Carthage-Bradley ........... 60
Case John Carroll ...........12-6
Cincinnati-Dayton ...........29-O
Cornell College-Coe ..........O-O
Creighton Hardin Simmons ..DNP
Defiance-Danville ...,........ 90
DePaul- Omaha .DNP
Observation-Disclosures ......... IT
Doane-Hastings .............7-14
Earlham- Franklin ......... .DNP
Eau Claire-Stout .23-O
Elmhurst-Eurek0 ............1 1870
Evansville Terre Haute ..... OILS
Eveleth J. C.-Virginia J. C....6-25
Fort Hays-St. Benedict ..... O-2O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .........DNP
Huron-Augustana. ...........1-zo
Iowa Central-Simpson .....'DNP
Kalamazoo Cedar Falls .....14-Z1
Knox-Beloit ................. 1871
Lake Forest-Ripon ..........14-O
Lawrence-Carroll ............ O-O
Macomb-C Carbonate ........DNP
Observation-Disclosures State ...13-7
Marshall Ohio Wesleyan ..... 90
McKendree-St. Viator ........2Z-6
Miami CO., -Ohio U. .........O-2O
Mt. Pleasant Tr.-Ypsilanh IT, OF
Mt. Union Wooster ...........1-1
Normal Charleston .........' 1917
North Central-Augustana (1u.)O-12
Ohio Northern Heidelberg 80. Sc
Oshkosh Tr.-Platteville ......14-7
Principal (The) -Shurtleff ...DNP
River Falls Tr.-Superior -. OLD
st. John (Minn. -Concordia .DNP
st. Observation-Disclosures TT. ..12-7
Stevens Point-DeKalb >......DNP
Toledo Western Reserve ....DNP
Wabash Butler ..............O-2O
MISREPRESENTATION .......20-13
Wichita Oklahoma City ......9-1O
william Penn-Iowa Wesley 1920
Wittenberg- Oberlin ...........0-3
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
BUCKY BRYAN BEST
FOR GREEN WAVE

New Orleans Oct 22-Bucky Bry-
an, halfback, and John Andrews, full
back, are the two leading ground
gamers of Tulane's Green Wave.
Based on figures of the two south
eastern Conference games played,
Bryan has averaged 3.5 yards per try,
while Andrews has averaged 80
yards a punch, most of which were di-
rected at the middle of the line.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of the laws of
the State Of North Carolina pertain
ing to mechanics, laborer's and etor-
age liens, the undersigned will offer
for sale to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction for cash, at OLary's
Garage. Inc, in Vance County. North
Carolina, at IL o'clock noon on thurs
day, November 8, 1895, the following
described automobile
One 1928 Model Whippet -Four Door
Sedan, Motor No. 96-147406, Register
ed in the name Of w. A. Wooley.
This the 14th day Of October, 1895.
O'LARY'S GARAGE, INC.
Gholson and Gholson,
Attorneys.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
High School GriddersF ace Second Foe Of Week FRIDAY

home lot until Nov. 20, unless game
is scheduled here on Nov 10, an open
date.
The squad goes to Wilmington next
Saturday, and then plays Oxford in
the Granville capital Nov 6.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
Bulldogs To Meet Catholic
Orphanage Eleven At $3.50

another chance to show their wares.
The Raleigh team has always been
a hard fighting aggregation, always
giving the Bulldogs as much as they
can handle.
This will be the last opportunity to
see the Bulldogs in action on the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22
TULANE ELEVEN is
WELL BALANCED ONE

New Orleans, Oct. 22-Tulane's foot
ball team, starting eleven, is one of
the lightest powerhouse brigades
ever assembled. The line averages
1856 pounds from end to end and the
backfield averages 1873.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-10-22

What has become of that Spanish
siesta hour? It used to be unkindly
said that the Spanish sleep three
quarters Of the day.