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HOUsES-UNFURNISHED.
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sAUL.s ADDITION, 52l5 18th ST. NV.
ess With 6ioxer ef house use
16Ss:. wy MM s..,taI IHRqSEMoE|oN 2Oi
saho 6ath' iii S New a xorf ave. HMs INV: $50 $50
month. Vacant Oct. /. Call Natl. OSLO.
..8 rms: bath garage, eiec. refriEeration.
Chevy Chase. Md. 1I9 olenbrook rd-s
rms. bath: garage. large lot; oil heat. elec.
$500 5dSs. 5EpS. II. f. JONES e,:1e;oos & coi .,oo
ON sth ST. NE. FACING CASUALTY
mo5tS sna b. avsaSs eles sse
October ! and :. z. A. GARvEY, Dist.
450s. 1926 Vermont ave.
450s 18th Nw@s75.
3 rooms and bath. porches; hot-water
' ,o,s SHiH11ss 5Hl5 z " & CANDY, ,.,1 NC .soo
NORTHEAST COR. 2sth AND WoODLEY
I'd: n.w.-12 rms. 3 baths, Scar garage;
win lease to private family only; $500 per
DOUGLAS z Bu1LocH 4 Co,
10ee 18th st. NV. 2nd n. rear. Natl. 5339.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. WITH BUILT-I IN
garage; Trinidad section northeast. $50.
Six rooms and bath; excellent condition;
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
S07 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. $500.
Ss5-2O24 PIERCE MILL RID. NV
rooms. bath, attic. garage; vacant Oct. l.
OWNER. Potomac 1898.
NEAR NAVY YARD ROOMS. BATH.
hreoia heat: good condition: convenient
EoR nofxls.aSIs RkNT; VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE.
garage. Can North 53aI-J.
43s LAMONT ST. Nw-gRICK. 6
rooms bath. h:-v.h.. good condition; $50
bed rooms, 2 baths attic. large nrst-
floor rooms. hot-water heat, Gear brick
garage; T., very eepys1is1s LEGATION; ss5.
hall; bath: Porehe.; h;.x;h:: earase:
ROBERT L.McKEEVER CO., INC. -,
shoreham Bldg. Natl. 1850.
COST $30,OOO-RENT, $3.50.
Beautiful new detached home me- never lever
occupiedl, 8 rooms a large bed rooms) :,
3 baths. 3 dressing rooms, large closets
unusually large recreation room. large
IN PETWORTH,
716 FARRAGUT ST. Nw.-S6a.5O.
Rec. hall. living room. dining room.
kitchen. 3 bed rooms, 2 inclosed porches;
0Aia, i4of fAfs'e < cArR1Tz. Dist. 1880.
FERN ST. NV OVERLOOKING WALTER
Reed Hospital-7 r. = b., elec. refrigera-
Rock Creek Ford rd.-10 r. 2Ez b., oil
burner: acres Of ground
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye st. NV. National 1915.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSEs.
BOARDING HOUSE. IL to IA rooms: cool.
quiet location: NV; preferably on high
ground Write in detail. Address Box
25-H. Star ONCE.
I NEED FURN AND UNFURN. HOUSES.
bungalows. apartments. List with me for
| quick rentals LESLIE D. MEASEII,. Ci
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WOODBRIDGE HOME.
Here tt is. You must see 1t. Six lovel1
rooms, h.-w.h.. 'gafage;. $50 monthly. sHau
cash payments. Move In with deposit. ~
Mr.. MAYNoR. 2605 Brentwood I'd. n.e
Evening star., 1936-09-24

month: sssrl, lease. L. NJ. LARkfN. North
sls G2s51M1RRs 2.5 NWl ia,es q ss
near cars. bus; $40 and $40.
THE EARLE. IFS Z ST. s:k
Rooms and Bath-$42.50.
See Janitor.
4 ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL. KITCHEN
Call resident manaser. Potomac 0027.
1AIRMoNr 81. N.Wlspacions
hoar ser1ie. .ith s.. MSS neN.
nDnEFx +; 2ES gEohSeR' SslensIe sos4a aa4e 5000.
$500. 8 Rooda KIT. BATH.
Front apartment. rrepisee. Msht noors.
ivory woodwork. large Kitchen, tiled bath
room plenty do e closet space Apply At
1920 YOU 81. NV. North a4oo.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN, s1n PRIVATE
bath bath choice lSss.lSn ion eGS sGtet zse
furnished. $40 extra. Columbia ZOO. .
5425 ILLINOIS AVE. NV r.. K. AND
b. garage; porehes. yard; S47.5o. Open
$50 NEWTON PL. NV ROOMS,
kitchen; semi-bath. heat. light. gas; adults;
2s27 18th ST N.w.-6-RooM APART
ment. exposures: electric refrigeration :.
convenient transportation. Apply Apart
ment 9.
sag so MONTHLY; j st FLOOR: 3 ROOMS,
sss sos1e Sc fsne fns dsos asssd adults only
ssst sssasiso sSos Ss g4s sensa.h sSahe e,.1 ol5s
1928 1,s ST NV: AFT l-g BED
hested; heated; Gentiles; open 5 to $3.50. Adams
ENTIRE End FLOOR,
Semi-det. private home, nr. sth and Madi-
iy Im bed r. sun room 'sRs snd fis rriaia. Giiaa.
empi: couple pref; most ress. deorsis
heat. leht. gas; rent. $26: III 9th st. ne.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, PRIVATE BATH;
no small children; no phone. 4010 Geor-
.ia ave. nv.
2917 18th ST. N.W-ENTIRE SECOND
moor. . large front rooms. kitchenette.
oatn: private entrance: redecorated: reas
floor. Consisting Of large front room with
iavatory. bed room, inclosed porch kitchen,
pain, neat, gas; elee., phone. elec. refrig-
nEIREST nsInssrr At At s45 TO :s0-716 9Th
s1rable; 3 rooms. bath each: most con-
GGen1iens Gs1ne location Inspect At once: don't
SGSS "ose. A'V pets. A1ENA. AOdmS
DEsIRABLB APT. NEAR .sUPREME
rooms. bath. pantry. storage attic, 2
porches. exposures. oil burner; adults
oo.s APPLY E. n; HODGE CO.. INC
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, DnaETTE. BATH.
overlooking MARYLAND ave. NE; all new
ssure: ss s. xE 50 1ah us new
National O036.
1000 g ST. N.E.-3-ROOM AFT. TILE
ekAvEs ossa' EYE oo. m 4Sa a 81 y %M M. T. PRES
1907 KENYON N.w.-1st FL, 5 ROOMS
bath. bat open fseplaess: fMefrissr.tion. EFF GARAGE
OVERLOOKING LINcOLN IMMORTAL.
401 23rd ST. NV.
FriGidaire Current Free.
room 1oo% dnstt: e fssb.n nal. Iii. yas b.sh
sYilt-in tub and shower. See manager.
N.i,Heri i494 K, os'' 'cArRrrz. DIST. soso.
THE The wEsTsURY. tssra
14th ana Tuckerman SITS. NV.
room ana h Closets. esrpeted % ana arsisticailss ihs
decorated halls. Several select apts now
ssyssijsSis' sxs E1 others ready Oct. i: ssa-so to
Representative on Premises untn PM.
1o1. 1sth bARsf st 4 sw wRlrTs G2f Geff. o1oo.
NEW BLDG. AURORA Hills VA. S62 so
ineaSass an sees oet .nd isSSv NJ "iser
bath with shower iar.e locker. Eiectroiux
reiriserator iine residential A. section. con- con
cIHfsE Inlis :sn siSS wilson Blvd. ciasendon. s n
Va, Walnut 1892.
Evening star., 1936-09-24

APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APTS.; HGH-CLAsS NEIGH
borhood; some furnished; car available on
appointment. Mrs. GREEN. Adams 454S.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. LARGE RECEPTION
nail. bath; gas. elec., heat, hot water.
Frigidaire 62OS Wis ave
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Ss.25O-MT. PLEASANT,

Big. wide six-room home practically
new and so perfectly refinished you would
never know it had been occupied Wide
cement front porch. double back porches,
ouiitIln pun ,,,f,, ssfaSe new e9upment through
Greek. Park. and the price just reduced
to sell 1t quickly Phone
r. M. HOOKER. Metropolitan o683.
EVENINGS, 5 TO Q. Call Lincoln OSI2
S7.650-AN OUTSTANDING ROW-HOUsE
cant and in beautiful condition; faces
toward Government park: attractively
decorated rooms. recreation room beau.
tiful tiled bath with shower. electric kitch.
en- and electric hot-water heater. recessed
raolat1on, gas heat, concrete-fioored front
IN price. BOSS & PHELPS NATIONAL
1900. EVENING PHONE. CLEVELAND
Evening star., 1936-09-24

WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL
Groom brick. near Bunker Hill I'd. and
Govt park. bed rooms. h.-W.h.. tile
bath. shower oak floors: built 3 years.
Lot zoo It. deep: $3.50: $1,000 down.
wOODRDGE REALTY CO.
o3r7 Ave NE North ro03
Evening star., 1936-09-24
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

BOARDING HOUSE. IL to IA rooms cool.
quiet location: NV; preferably on high
ground. Write in detail. Address Box
25-H. Star ONCE.
I NEED FURN. AND UNFURN. HOUSES,
bungalows. apartments. List with me for
quick rentals. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Ci.
3465.
Evening star., 1936-09-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(EnnflnuAHl

302 NORTHUMBERLAND RM.. DIN.
rm. . bed rms. kit. bath; 500 per
month: yearly lease. L. n. LARKM. North
Evening star., 1936-09-24

L.rxe d-iivins room, Kitchen; newly
decorated: gas. elec.. c.h.W. included.
I446 v 81. -NW (ACRoSS FROM ST.
beds; ven fufnishsd; as gss. slec.. running
ia q 0T. NE. (OPPO0TIE SENATE or.
nee Building)-Srd-door apt. 4 rooms and
bath: garagek 90
Evening star., 1936-09-24
wAPLE & JAMES. INC,
OF caoroia Ava Chenherd AASS

SS.5OO-NEAE wARDMAN PARK-EIGHr
rooms and two baths flour bed rooms. !.
breakfast room, pantry. hot water
heat. built-in garage. In splendid To-
cation. near all conveniences. Call for
appointment to see.
SO. 500-Colonial home in beautiful Edge
moor. Detached residence of six large
rooms. wide screened sitting porch,
hot water heat. hardwood floors,
painted throughout: electric refrigers-
ton, garage: splendid lot 561ax120
feet. Just one square from stores and
transportation.
S12. .5O0-5-bed-room and 2-bath detached
home on attractively HANDICAPPED lot
60x1O0 feet; large shade trees; in best
section Chevy Chase. D. c.. near every
convenience: all 5 bed rooms on second
floor: OIL BURNER. 2-car garase.
TERMS ARRANGED.
SHANNON 4 LIICHS Co
Evening star., 1936-09-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEARBY VA. 1927 LEE HIGHWAY-UN-
furn.. Q p dinette kitchen. bath. 1st
floor; S4550 Walnut 7016.
home, furn.; front room, large closet.
c.h.w. oil heat; within n block Of bus.
Alexandria 1854.
NEARBY MD.-MOD.. PARTLY FURN.. 8
rms. bath and shower; screened porch.
nentilation' pvt' entrl III ear: M speciai DICE prics
to empl. couple. Greenwood 1888.
Evening star., 1936-09-24

FzO4 ILLINOIS, AVE N.W-DkTACHxD,
Iafa6o; 97e.tO. open foe lnspoetion.
Evening star., 1936-09-24

apt; bed
en- running water and
Evening star., 1936-09-24

is69 INGIESIDE TERRACE Usth and
NeVton n, n,w.)-Nicely furnished single ana
double roomS: desirable; reasonable; c.hw
Evening star., 1936-09-24
ROOMS AND BOARD.
(Continued.)

3 CONGENIAL. temperate young men can
have use of private home. fine meals, in
s suburb; 20 min MIN g Sya auto from Govt hldEs
Evening star., 1936-09-24
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
LARGE BUNGALOW,

ORIGINALLY BUILT FOR OWNER
Beautifully landscaped lot, IS It: wide,
in a neishborhood with expensive homes.
Beautiful bath with vitreous china equip,
ment and actually trimmed in eold-plated
hardware-worth seeing. Floored attic.
garage, screened porch. Priced much be-
low original cost. Owner leaving city. A
high-class home in high-class neighbor:
hood. For further particulars phone until
Evening star., 1936-09-24

Portable: toilet and lefge tubs, semi-Drty.
bath: can afraMse tidy apaEfment; Pas
Evening star., 1936-09-24

PHWoRTH 512s 3rd Stare front
room private bath, cont h. W: mr. ousSeS,
1entieman preferred; breakfast optional
Evening star., 1936-09-24
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR,

LARGE, THIRD FLOOR, private home;
cool, comfortable; near bath; act like own
home; can arrange meals; $25, unf.; $35,
furn. Columbia 7100.
Evening star., 1936-09-24
ROOMS-FURNIsHED.
NN-Al-A

lgle room for gen.
ar; ami: reason
CAe
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-28
ELECTION NOTICE

WHEREAS Bill entitled IAN Act to
provide for a Civil government of the
Virgin Islands of the U. s. A." public
NO 749-S 4524-was passed by the 74th
Congress of the United States and ap-
proved June %. 1886, provides 10 Section
& thereof in part as follows; The
next general Election in the Virgin Is
lands shall be held on November, 3, 1886.
AT such election there shall be chosen
the entire membership of each Municipal
Council as herein provided. -; add
WHEREAS the said Act now styled the
Organic Act, provides that the Municipal
Council shall be composed of nine 80
members. viz: Members For Christian
sted Town & Suburbs; 2 Members For
Christiansted Country District; Mem
bers For Frederiksted Town; 2 Members
For Frederiksted Country District, and
one Member At Large.
NOW THEREFORE. by virtue Of the
aforesaid Section of the Organic Act,
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-28

and by direction of the Governor of the
Virgin Islands of the United states.
general election will be held at the Police
Court House. in ChristiaDsted, on TUES
DAY. November 3. 1896, a which time
the Electors 10 this District will partIci-
pate 10 the election of ONE MEMBER
AE-LARGE for the whole Island.
The balotlng will commence at l
O'Clock pm. and will close at the earliest
pm. as far as the ChristIanste6 Coun-
sted is concerned.
ln conformity WITH Publication of Nov
ember Is. 1906. paragraphs l and 2, can
dldates for membersbip-AT LARGE
IN order TO be considered at the election
IN this district, must be nominated by one
OF the Electors 10 this Electoral District
either by written notice, signed by the
nomInator and sent TO the Chairman of
the Electoral Board at his official Office
not later than q o'clock, p. m. FRIDAY,
81 inst, or be announced by a vuter of
this District by personal appearance of
such voter before the Electoral Board, at
the place where the election is to be held
between to 4 O'Clock, .. N. Saturday
31st. inst.
Ali concerned will take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly.
THE ELECTORAL BOARD FOR CHRIS
TIANSTED COUNTRY DISTRICT
Christiansted, st. Croix. V.I.U.S.A, Octo
Der, "a. 1886.
d. HAMILTON JACKSON
Chairman Electoral Boald.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-28
Election Notice

"A
provide fer a Civil Government of tn.
Virgin Islands of the u S.A." (Pubhc No
I49 4524-was passed by the "a h Con
gress of the United States and approved
June ~, 1896. provides in Section 8
thereof 10 part as follows; 1.-The next
general Election in the Virgin Islands
shall be held on Novembei 3, 1886 At
such election there shall be chosen the
entire membership of each Municipal
council as herein provided. and
VIII EREAS the said Act now styled
the Urganlc Act, provides that the Num-
cIpsl Council shall be composed on nine
~ members. VIZ: 2 Members For Chris.
tiansted Town & Suburb: 2 Members
For ChristiansIed Country District:
Members For Frederiksted Town:
Members For Frederiksred Country Dis
trlct, and Member AT Large:
NOW THEREFORE. by virtue of the
aforesaid Section of the Organic Act,
and by direction of the Governor of the
Virgin Islands of the Unlted States, a
general election will be held at the Police
court House. in ChIistiansted on TUES
day, November 8, 1886 at which time the
Electors in this district will participate
10 the election of ONE MEMBER-AI-
LARGE for the whole island.
The Ballotng will commence at q
O'Clock, am. and will close at the earliest
II M. as far as the Christlansted Town
q Suburbs is concerned.
ln conformity with Publication of Nov.
Is. 1906, paragraphs l and 2, candidates
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in order
TO be considered at the election in this
district. must be nominated by one of
the Electors in this Electoral District.
either by written notice, signed by the
nomlnator and sent to the Chairman of
the Electoral Board at his Official Office
not later than O'Clock, p. m. FRIDAY
Both inst. or be announced by a voter of
this District by personal appearance of
such voter before the Electoral Board, at
the place where the election is to be held.
between 3 and O'Clock, pm. Saturday
3lst inst.
All Concerned will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
The ELECTORAL BOARDFOR CHRIS
IIANSIED TOWN AND SUBURBS.
Christiansted. st. CrOIx. V.I.U.S.A Octo.
Der, "a. 1886.
D. HAMILTON JACKSON,
Chairman Electoral Board.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-28

lector Board at the place where the cleo
TOO is TO be held between 3 and o. clock
.. ~. SATURDAY, the 31st. inst.
All concerned wi take notice aDd gov
ern themselves accordingly.
IHE ELECTORAL BOARD FOR
CHRlSTIANSTED COUNTRY DIS
TRICT, Ch'isliansted. ST. Croix, Octo
Der %. 1886.
d. aAMILION JACKSON
Chairman Electoral board.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-10-28
VOTERS OF CHKISIIANSED Town
AND STIRTTRRC

are cordially invited to attend the final
cempaigp meeting in the support of the
candidacy of ID. q. Canegata and Joseph
Alexander, to the Municipal Council to
De held at the Christiansted Theatre on
Monday evening, November 2, 1885 al
$50 pm.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-05-29

-
The Tribune Herald is this week
in receipt of a letter from w.
Dean Hays who, in the early days
of Hardin was engaged in the IN
Surance and real estate business
in Hardin. He at one time Vas
undersherif of this county aid
has many friends here who will
be pleased to learn that he is, as
he opens his letter: Still living.
laughing and loving. I want your
paper sent to me regularly at
Kingston, New York, Box 907. for
which I herewith inclose NY
check. am in hones that big
old fellow we used to call Vie.
and the lon0 hungry looking iCi-
low are still there; but in any
event, I want the paper because.
while I would like to, cannot
get tine politics out of my sys-
tenn and naturally want to know
the candidates and the ones who
are elected. With my kindest
personal regards. which are ex-
tended to every citizen in Hardin.
/ am. with the same old hand
shake. Sincerely yours, w. Dean
Hays"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-05-29

WANTED-Painting and decorat-
ing. Free estimates given. ~
MICHAELS g. GRAYHAM. a
Elder Hdw. Phone 20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-23
LENGTHY SESSION
BEFORE THE MAYOR
Mrs. M. E. Faulkner And
Morris Wood Guilty OF
Drunk Driving Charge

A lengthy session of Municipal
court was held today with variety
of cases being heard.
Mrs. M E. Faulkner was fined $oU
and costs and her license to drive Tor
- months was revoked when she was
convicted of driving an automobile IN
the city while under the influence OF
whisky. She appealed and her pono
was placed at $500.
Morris Wood, of Garner, was con-
victed of driving while under the IN
fluence of whisky and was tined you
and costs, required to pay $l2 doctor
bill and not drive an automobile with
in the next IL months.
Walter Hargrove, Haywood Vaughn
and Luke Ball, all Negroes, were
charged with engaging in a "skin"
game. Hargrove and Vaughn were
charged 81, and Ball failed to appear.
Thomas James, Negro, was charged
with being drunk and with resisting
arrest. He was fined SIS and costs.
w. G. Brainerd, of Hartford Conn.,,
was fined $3.50 and costs for speed
ing.
Alfonsar Cesar of Miami, Fla,
drew a fine of $3.50 and costs and
was required to pay the costs of court
Melvin Crews, Negro, was charged
with assaulting and beating Beige
Crews, but the prosecuting witness
was allowed to withdraw the warrant
upon payment of costs.
Joe Hayes, Negro, was dismissed
when tried for stealing an automobile
battery from Melvin Fain.
James Ellington, was fined So and
costs for being drunk.
John D. Williams, Negro, was fined
81 and costs for engaging in disor-
derby conduct
Maurice Gill, Negro was bound over
to Superior Court under a $500 bond
when probable cause was found when
he was tried On a charge of breaking
and entering Edward L. Reavis Store
on Written avenue and stealing mer-
chandise therefrom.
Robert Perry, Negro, was fined Sc
and taxed with the costs for being
drunk.
Mary Eta Hicks, Negro, was drunk
and was fined SIS and costs.
Preacher Hicks, Negro, was charg
ed with assault with a deadly weapon
a pocket knife, and was fined $1(
and costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-23
COLORED NURSE IS
ADDED FOR STAFF
Addition to Health Depart
ment Workers Revealed
BY DR.. Mitchell

Addition of a colored nurse to the
staff of the Vance County Health De-
partment, through Federal and State
funds, was announced today by DR.. q
P. Mitchell, health officer. The new
nurse is Minella Shoffner, and she is
devoting her entire time to work
among the colored people of the city
and county.
The arrangement is a certainty at
least until June 80, provision having
been made for financing the program
could be continued thereafter DR.
Mitchell did not know.
The colored nurse will perform
much the same duties as Miss Edna
Oliver. the white nurse with the de-
partment does among the white peo-
pie. She will go into homes and de-
monstrate how to care for the sick
and give instructions, but will not do
actual nursing herself She will also
work in the schools in examining chill
dren as to their weight, eyesight and
the condition of their throat. She will
also give much Of her time in work
ing with midwives and in instructions
in maternity hygiene, the taking of
blood pressure readings, and will as
sist in the vaccination of children.
Addition of the colored nurse makes
staff of five in the health depart
ment, including DR.. Mitchell, an Of
flee assistant, the two nurses and the
sanitary inspector.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-23
SANDERS ATTENDS
RALEIGH MEETING
County Agents of State
Study Tobacco Drive and
Soil Program

j. w. Sanders, county farm agent,
went to Raleigh today to attend a
two-day course of instruction to all
county agents over the State with re-
spect to the new soil conservation
farm aid plan of the Federal govern
:nent.
Before leaving, Mr.. Sanders said
that much Of the time would be taken
up in studying the programs for to-
bacco and cotton, with particular re-
ference to tobacco for county agents
in tobacco-growing counties.
After the conference is ended, a
number of teams of extension service
officials will start sweep across the
State, carrying them into virtually
every county, where they will speak
before mass meetings Of farmers ex-
planning in detail the new farm pro-
gram.
An intensive campaign will be made
to enlist the cooperation and support
of farmers throughout the State In
this new undertaking sponsored and
backed by the Federal government as
the alternative of the invaiidated
AAA.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-23
Powell Will Outline His
Plans And Work Done SO
Far On Loop Formation
Business Men, Fans
and All Others Are
Urged to Attend
Mass Meeting

Business men, baseball fans, in fact
anyone interested in seeing baseball
in Henderson during the summer
months, are urged . attend a mass
meeting at court house Tuesday even
ing at o'clock at which Ed Powell
prime promoter of baseball for Hen
derson this season, will outline his
plan and what he has done toward
pacing Henderson in the Tobacco
State League, a fast senli-pro circuit
of six clubs.
Powell has already stated that he
wanted his baseball club organized
with business men at the helm hand
ling the finances He plans to perfect
his organization at Tuesdays session.
Henderson has been without any
real baseball since the Piedmont Lea
que passed out here in 1881. indie
pendent teams have been organized
during the intervening years, and last
wear a team was entered in semi
pro loop with several towns nearby.
The brand of baseball expected to
be seen in the Tobacco State was
said to be on par with any Class D,
league, and proved most successful
last year with the four clubs entered.
The league is made up of Soma
Smithfield, Sanford, Angler and Err
win, last years entrants, and Hender-
son and Oxford, who joined the loop
this year.
A wealth of baseball material can
be found around here to carry on the
team, and some talent can be secured
from nearby places, making very
strong team.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-23
Black-Draught's
Good Reputation

The confidence people have in
Black-Draught, built up from salts
factory use so many years, is shown
in its being handed on from one gene
ration to another. It must be good to
have such a strong following.
Here is typical reference to Black
Draught by satisfied user:
1--WE have used Black-Draught for
twenty years." writes Mr.. Fred Rich
ardson, of Hartshorne, Okla. my
mother has used it for fifty years. It
is the best medicine I know anything
about. take it for sour stomach and
constipation, or when I feel sluggish
and bad. Black-Draught is splendid
to regulate the bowels, cleansing them
of waste matter, Kidding them of con-
stipation. I expect to use it twenty
five more years If live and it gives
satisfaction as it has always given"
adv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-23
S175 REPORTED IN
GIRL SCOUT DRIVE
Campaign for 5000 Quota
To Continue Through
Thursday Evening

Total contributions in the campaign
for 5000 to carry on the work of the
Girl Scouts in Henderson during the
coming year amounted to total to-
day of $175, with some workers not
yet reported, it was stated by Mrs.
R. F. Thompson, chairman of the local
Girl Scout Council: who is leading the
drive.
The campaign was being pushed to-
day, and will be carried through
Thursday Of this week, Mrs. Thomp-
son said She and the other workers
in the undertaking were confident
their goal would be reached, and they
were very much encouraged over the
support they had received from the
community in general.