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Evening star., 1936-03-22
c. 0. P. 'D|CTATORS'
WARNED BY BORAH
IN ILLINOIS SPEECH
Hints He May "Take a
Walk" if Monopoly Rules
Convention.
YELLED THRUST SEEN
AT GOV. ALF LANDON
Senator Calls Himself Only Can.
didate Who Has Not Bolted
Party in Past.
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN,
staff Correspondent of The Star.

CHICAGO, Ill, March Ex-senator
William E. Borah, opening his CAM
paign for the Republican presidential
nomination in Illinois, tonight de-
clared that "if monopoly is going to
name the candidate and write the plat
form for the Cleveland convention I
reserve my rights"
Borah said he was the only candi-
date for the nomination with any
chance of success who had not bolted
the Republican party in the past. He
had reference to Col. Frank Knox of
Illinois and Gov Alf Landon of Kan
sas, both of whom were Bull Moosers
in 1912.
"N0 Plan to Bolt"
II have no purpose. have no plan
to bolt" said Borah. But I am going
to reserve the absolute freedom to look
over the candidate and the platform
OF the Cleveland convention"
This sharp declaration that he
would reserve the right to look over
the candidate and the platform written
at Cleveland was interpreted here to-
night as threat by Senator Borah
that he would take a walk" if he con-
sidered that the big interests had
dictated the nomination or drafted
the platform.
1t was the Senator's first statement
along this line and Republican politi-
cal leaders were pondering its effect.
pnroh'c frionIc he foi1r cOf1rl1f
to tie Gov. Landon in with the big
interests and the old guard of the Re-
publican party. The Senator himself
has not opened up an attack on Lam
don so far.
Applauded by Crowd.
Borah drew enthusiastic applause
from the crowd in the Civic Opera
House, when he delivered a slashing
attack upon monopoly and upon the
men whom he charged had sought
their own personal gain and had for
gotten the principles of the great Re-
publican party.
Il ask YOU" said the Senator, "if
monopoly will be disturbed the
slightest if the Cleveland convention
is controlled by these gentlemen who
are seeking to dominate it,"
Borah's challenge to monopoly and
to organization leaders, whom he
charged with being tied up with mo-
nopolistic interests. drew cheers. The
Senator was in fine fighting form.
He delivered a strong defense of the
Supreme Court of the United States
and the Constitution, demanding the
continuance of an uncontrolled iu-
dietary.
Raps Foes of Court.
Pointing his remarks at the attacks
made recently upon the Supreme
Court and its right to pass upon the
constitutionality of laws enacted by
Congress, the Idaho Senator said:
There is nothing more important
to the happiness and contentment,
freedom and liberty of the citizen than
a political tribunal, whose sole
(See BORAH, Page A-l5J
Evening star., 1936-03-22

officials Of which said o collection
might be taken up among employees
of the store If further funds are
needed.
The Star had received q total of
$851.25 for the District Chapter, and
additional gifts were being received
almost continuously. A list Of con-
tributors is printed in another column.
Local Red Cross officials found
temporary shelter yesterday for all
families previously housed in two
Evening star., 1936-03-22
THREAT TO PEACE
SEEN ELIMINATED
Next Move Is HitIer's on
4-PoWer Plans, Say
League Officials.
BACKGROUND


Two ueeks ago yesterday Ger
many n,oued newly formidable
army into denilttdrized gone along
Rhine Riuer. Immediately wdr-
like tension gripped continent as
France and Belgium hdstened to
strengthen frontier detenses,
Britain sought to preserve peace
and Italy stood by in bargaining
attitude.
Co-signers OF Locdrno pact,
quartet finally agreed on policy of
compromise ,Cith Hitler's offer OF
neD international agreements as
basis OF hopes for peace.
Meanwhile, howeUer, armament
race continues, pith all nations OF
Europe participating and Japan
and United States folloiDino er-
ample.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

New York, head Of International Busi-
ness Machine Corp.
That young movie star who sent
thousands of hopeful mothers with
their offspring to the nearest tap
dancing and vocal studios-Shirley
Temple-received s23. 3.0s4.4s from Fox
Films.
Installments paid on many new
1see STXEfES. Faae X.il)
Evening star., 1936-03-22

CENTRALIA, H., March 81 P).-
A woman and her 7-year-old son were
killed today and four persons injured
when the Diplomat, fast Baltimore &
Ohio passenger train, crashed into their
automobile at grade crossing near
Candoval
The dead were Mrs. Doris Buchhorn
and her son Bryan of Salem, Ill.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
(See M'CARL, Page A-3.)
Gov. Allred's Sister Killed.

MINEOLA, Tex, March 21 R.-
Mrs. w. B. Stokes. Is. sister of Gov.
James v. Alfred, was killed and her
husband seriously i1jured today when
their automobile collided with a truck
east Of here.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
BY THOMAS r. HENRY.
staff Correspondent OF The Star.
HAGERSTOV


HAGERSTOWN Md, March 21.-A night the cannonadng in
the inky darkness
the low bluff Conococheague old
town of WllamSport dozen families clustered together for
warmth in their ghes houses Most Of their furniture had been
River might back into the creek which would overflow its
banksbu nobody actually took the threat seriously
Evening star., 1936-03-22

curiosity Of man to ind out how much
money the other fellow makes.
The popularity Of the late VIII
Rogers was reflected in his $324, ,314
salary from the Fox Film Corp, top
ping all male movie stars on the list.
Miss Janet Gaynor was the salary
leading lady, receiving $252.583 from
Fox Films.
The largest salary on the list-$364,-
lsa-went to Thomas J. wszon Of
Evening star., 1936-03-22
BY JUNIUS B. WOOD.

(NANAD-What the night Of
of
told After motions
with the Shoemaker scheduled start
Tuesday, March "a
Shoemaker z poulno r.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
New Dangers
Seen After
Rains.
DAMAGE SET
AT $27O, 100000
Deaths Reach 100
as Hard-Hit Areas
Begin Cleanup.

Panic From Run,or!
Photos of fleeing croWds
in JohnstoWn are among
those in tDo pages of
flood pictures-A s ond7.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Klan's Hand Seen in Floggings,
Trial Will Bare Torture DEATH,
TAMPA AUaits Revelations in Brutal
Murder, Linked to Night-Riding
Ku KIu1 Band.

The Shoemaker fo0gng and murder ich shocked the N
investigation this and OF others similar to it, disclosed
the first OF dispatches ueeran
distinction Europe and Asia
Evening star., 1936-03-22
43 MILLION FLOOD AID
GRANTED BY +. S. AS TOLL
MOUNTS IN. l3 STATES
Frantic Potomac Valley To,ons
Feared Doomsday as Flood Hit
Watching Families Flee in Middle OF
Night-Mny Maryland Farmers
See All Possessions Lost.

This the first of series of articles BY Mr.. Henry
describing conditions in the stricken communities along
the Potomac recoutng the perlous adventures
of those uho narrowly missed DEATH His second dispatch oH
appear TOMORROW
Evening star., 1936-03-22
BY the Associated Press.

B 10
the envelopes Of
movie stars yesterday through report to the House
Ways and salaries OF $4,000 or more
annually. "a. AL -. ,.n,.r,
similar salary list ned last January
partly satisfied the natural
Evening star., 1936-03-22
NEW SABOTAGE CASE
British Admiralty Discloses Dam
age to DESTROYER.

|. age to Destroyer.
LONDON, March 81 R.-The
eighth case of suspected sabotage
aboard British warships since Autumn
was disclosed tonight by an admiralty
oficial, who said damage to Great
Britain's newest destroyer, the Griffin,
was under investigation.
The official admitted that it was
suspected "a case of willful damage"
had occurred. There we're unconfirmed
reports that pieces of metal had been
placed in the vessels machinery.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
ATROCITIES CHARGED
Ethiopian Minister Asks italian
Sanctions Be Continued.

Sanctions Be Continued.
LONDON March 81 (R.-Wolde
Maryam, Ethiopian Minister at Paris,
sent two notes to the League of Nations
today protesting against alleged Ital-
ian atrocities in Ethiopia, such as
gas bombings, and urging the con-
tinued application of sanctions against
italy.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

(See RELIEF, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1936-03-22
WEATHER.

%. 8. Weather Bureau FurecHsl'T
Fair and warmer today; tomorrow,
cloudy and warmer, probably showers to-
morrow night; diminishing northwest
winds today observation-disclosures, 50.
at am yesterday: lowest, 40, at IL am.
yesterday. Full report on Page B-4.
Evening star., 1936-03-22

Gee RED CROSS. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1936-03-22
Two Die as Train Hits Car.

(See FLOOD, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1936-03-22
34,272 Get Aid.

In Pennsylvania alone, the Red
Gross reported 34.272 persons on its
relief rolls. while West Virginia ap-
plicants for aid numbered 8,988 fami-
lies. In Massachusetts the organiza-
Evening star., 1936-03-22

(See FLOGGINGS. Page A-S9
Evening star., 1936-03-22

Full Associated Press
News and Wirephotos
Sunday Morning and
Every Afternoon.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-04-10
LETT:

Left:
Sophisticated.
Frances lang
ford, singing in
Pararno u NJ
Coli e0iat ."
wears this eve
ming gown Of
btae k chiffon
velvet With
rhinsstens en-
broidery ac-
centin o the
neokIine.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
HEREFORD COURT NEWS

Hertford. Oct. 8-Thc following
cases were disposed Of in Record
erS Court:
Addie Lee Foster, colovCd. aid
Mary Eta Webb, coIorcd. charged
with assault with deadly weapon.
Both were found guilty and costs
divided.
Mary Eta Webb. colorCd. charg-
cd with trespaSs, found not guilty.
Henry Mallely, colorcd. New
Hope, charged with accessory be
fore the fact breaking and enter
ing, no probable cause found.
Henry Overton, white. Gates
County, charged with reckless
driving. Found technically guilty
and judgement dismissed upon
payment of cost and $12 to Dr..
Brinn for treating persons injur-
ed by defendant. Noted appeal TO
Superior Court.
Melton FELTON,, colored, pleaded
guilty to attempted larceny and
was sentenced II months On the
road suspended for two years on
good behavior and payment Of $40
fine and cost.
Ernest Hardy, Colorcd. trans
porting and illcga! possession CT
WhiSEcy. Found guilty and sent
en2cd TO six months on road and
a S0-day sentence suspended in
July, 1886, ordered in effect and
to run consccutivcly with o.her
sentence.
Luke White and Sarah King.
co!orcd, charged with assault With
deadly weapon. Case dismissed.
f. j. S?ivCy, co'cr2l. charged
with assault with deadly wca1cn.
Found guilty. Judgment ordered
to pay onc-half the cost Of doc
tors bill.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
Ask Change In Date
OF ChOwan Court On
Account Of Christmas

EdcntOn. Oct. 8-SupCrior Court
clashes with the YuletidC season
here in December and The Ch0-
wan Commissioners have written
Governor Ehringhau&C that this
is unfortunate. and vii! he please
set a later date for court, per
haps, put the December term off
entirely. The term is scheduled
fer Dec. 81. and in the natural
course of events would run
through Christmas Gay. The gov
CAlCr has ttun informed that
Christmas time is Christmas time
in the Abemarle and that if Judge
Paul j. ITrizzciic could be permit
ted to hold a special three days
here from Dec. a on to CiCar up
the civil docket. all would be well.
and the county would be saved
some money.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
SCOUTS PLAN AN
ACTIVE SEASON

Contribution by the PasquotanK
Commissioners Of 500 has given
q decided impetus to local WORK
and interest in the Boy Scout
activities in this city, Walter w.
Cohoon scout executive said last
nieht. when local scoutmasterS
met to formulate a program OF
scout activities for the fall season
ir collaboration with Norfolk
headquarters.
It was decided that on Oct. ~,
troop committees will meet with
Louis R. Lester, Norfolk scout Of
fetal and others interested N the
work to map out the program Tor
the coming year.
Fall inspection Of the local troop
will be held on Oct. &c, when the
awards will be presented in public
ceremony.
Those members, who wish their
honors before the district court
of honor meets en- Dec. ID, may
receive their awards by attending
the two intervening meetings IN
Norfolk, CohOOn said.
An elimination contest will be
held on the local high school
grounds on Nov. 2, in which all
local troops will select teams to
represent the district at the
regional rally TO be hcld at Fore
man Stadium at Norfolk some
time after Nov. II. Actual date OF
the rally will be announced later.
Local Scouts are to choose eight
men to be entered in the antelope
race. two for the artificial rcSplrG-
ton contest. Cne who will enter
the dressing competition IN which
he will be required to remove and
don his scout uniform in tie
shortest possible time, and also
five scouts to enter the SCma-
phore signaling event.
Il sincerely hope that the pco-
pie of this city will do their best
to help us in furthering local
scout activities by giving as much
as they feel they can possibly af-
ford for the furtherance Of this
work" Cohoon said, in view of
the fact that county officials have
deemed the work SO worth while
as to merit a contribution from
county funds"
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
Hereford p. +. A. To
Have Tag Day Saturday

Hertford, Oct. 8-1nc Parent
Teacher Association Of the HCrt-
ford grammar school has set a.
side Saturday. October 10. as
Library Tag Day.
On that day therC will hc work
ers on the streets selling tags at
from five cents to dollar for the
purpose Of buying books for the
school library. The library is IL
need of many new books, as it has
to meet certain requirements to
retain it's rating as a standard
library.
Mrs. Hurry Broughton, prCSi-
dent of the P II. A., urges the
public to take cognizanCc of the
date Of the Tag Day and cooperate
in every way possible to make it
I success.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
A Three Days Cough
Is Your Danger Signal

"A cough, chest cold or bronchial
Irritation today may lead to serious
trouble tomorrow. You can relieve
them now with Creomulsion, an
emulsified Creosote that Is pleasant
to take. Creomulsion Is q medical
discovery that aids nature to soothe
and heal the infected membranes
and to relieve the irritation and
inflammation as the germ-laden
phlegm is loosened and expelled.
Medical authorities have for
many years recognized the wonder
full effects Of Beechwood Creosote
for treating coughs, chest colds and
bronchial irritations. A chemist
worked out a special process of
blending Creosote with other in
gradients so that now in Creomul-
sion you get a real dose of Beech
wood CreoSote which is palatable
and can even be taken frequently
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
l. E G. A l.
lot ycE OF REchLG OF PROPERTY
UNDER TAX FORECLOSURE JUDGMENTS

lnlrr ami 10y virtue ui Judgment of the
Su rnr trnst made in that certain action
entitled County "f rasIu0tauk yS Mrs Mary
Sc It. N'n Scott Sample bower of attorney
the Srr'" being foreclosure >u.t bruL .ht by
III! plaintiff = cmIn:Ce the COLLECTION cf
taxes ana the undersigned hrimg appointed
''mm S,iunrr for the purpose cf selling said
iam'i~ :, .1y sail taxes. which said judgment
j. dur Il rec ri in the Gffrr OF the CLERK
Il Superior t"ur. g.. paSuuutank County
Iui the bill on the property below described
having h'rn raised within the required time.
|. the Undersigned COmmissiOnc' will ON the
2arl ,lar OF Dct"hcr. 1896. at twelve o'clnck
Ne n. at the Courthouse door in FuSuuutank
G,'untv. y. G.. cffrr for sale tn the highest
hul.ir' Tor cash that certain tract of land
below Srrihcl for the purpose uf Collecting
the delinquency in tax payment Gn such land.
stare and lot lucacl In the city of
Elizabeth city. ON the CORNER of Ehring-
harlS and Road Streets. Said property has
width rf 33 and a depth OF 90 and
IdDiuN Lands # T.. l.. Sawyr-
Bids on this tract will start at $21OO. 90
AMI ! !cr cent IF the bid is required t. ne
dep >i:r hy the Glrrk of the ruurt # thr
time aud place Of sale aS evidence of good
faith Ui the purchaser
rits Tth day Uf October. 1896
JOHN r. McMiLLAN
C-cyc-U0-l6 Commissioner Of Court
The daily independent., 1936-10-09

and continuously by adults and
children. Thousands of doctors
now use Creomulsion In their own
families and practice, and druggists
rank Creomulsion top because In
this genuine, original product you
can get a real dose Of Creosote so
emulsified that 1t goes to the very
seat of the trouble to help loosen
and expel germ-laden phlegm.
Creomulsion Is guaranteed salts
factory In the treatment Of coughs,
chest colds and bronchial troubles,
especially those that start with q
common cold and hang on and on.
Get a bottle Of Creomulsion right
now from your druggist, use 1t all
up as directed and if you fail to get
satisfactory relief, he Is authorized
to refund every cent Of your money.
Get Creomulsion right now. (Adv0
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
STEEL SHARES
AID ALAGGING
STOCK MARKET
Ry MAX BUCKINGHAM

New York, Oct. 8-U,R)-Steel
shares came to the rescue OF a
tagging market today and carried
the list into further new highs
since 1881.
The market opened firm, fea-
turcd by a block of $4,000 shares
of Commonwealth & Southern and
a 10000 share block of United
Corporation. Tickcrs were behind
the market in the first few min
utes. Then trading dragged. Lead
erShip switched about. Industrial
and railroad leaders dropped,
Losses ranging to more than a
point. Near the close heavy buy
ing developed in steel shares u.
S. Steel and Bethlehem each push
ing through to new highs for the
year on gains of q point or more
and the entire market advanced.
Trading again exceeded the 2,000,-
600 share level.
The fact that late leadership
swung to the steel shares came as
a bullish item to a trading group
that was beginning to be a little
nervous. Steels provide one Of the
safest types of leadership. Before
their late squirt there had been ac-
tivity IN cement shares, building
stocks, alcOhOlS- none of which
offers sound market strength.
Behind the buying in steel
shares are a number Of important
items, including:
1.-The industry has the best
untitled orders total since 1929
with almost complete absence of
speculative buying.
2-Total production this year
likely will be around s. per cent Of
the 1929 capacity.
3-Nine months shipments cX-
CccdCd any full year since 1880.
4-IncrcaSing shipments and
production bringing increased
profits to the companies, although
the profit margin is not so high
as il 1929 because of increased
costs. and numerous companies
are getting in position
to pay off some Of tho 1~''~ 80.
CumuiatCd arrears on pr,Ivrlcd
shares.
The chief industrial report of
interest was that of General Mo-
tors corporation sales for Scptcm-
bcr. This showed sales TO consum-
CTS as the largest September since
1929 and nine months sales to
the best since 1929.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
Find Midget Bible

A midget Bible one hundred and
nineteen years old has been found
among the possessions of Mrs.
Frank CullinS, Sr., Of Brownsville,
Pa. The Bible Is two inches In
length and one and one. quarter
inches wide, and contains 254 pages.
1t was printed In New York by S.
Wood.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
l. E c. A L
NOTICE


RESALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
North caroIIna In The Superior Court
Fsaquo'ank County.
WALTER JENNINGS. PloIntIF
MATTE JENNINGS. e, al. Respondents.
Imr>u,nt - rr'rrS O. r,.,al" entered on
S.r'r'nh,- ~'h anI S.lr""h"~ 3urI 1896.
respectively. by Hon. y. Elton Avllrtt. clerk
Sni,.ri"r Court oi paSnuDtnn& County. the
undersigned commissioners III On O.tnhcr
-. l93G. ~ - o'clock noon at the Court
House door in Pa>uurtank County offer for
sale AZ public auction for cash tn the high
rSt bidder these certain tracts Of land lying
and bc.pg in the County and state aforesaid.
more particularly described IL follows: tn-wit:
iO BEGINNING un the South pf cherry
Glade Road Il: trh iuot uf the Israel
Perry and Drctrin Perry Lane and run
Ming along said lane 'n the ditch former
Is known A. tie James y. Perry Lead Ditch
Nnrth-.ly cuursr 10 the Third Tap bitch
Moth Of thu barn; thence along said Tap
Ditch IN Ea,trry course - 'hc said
Ghp~ry Gadr Road opposite point be
tween W. T.. Jrnn.us>' well and barn:
thence along Said cherry Glade R"al -
the first station. including the dwellings,
.ffic.,~ anil IN other ont hnliinsS thrnrn.
containing GO acres situated in Mr.. ll"rmon
/ 'BI>h!b adlpn nS the LnlS now "r
formerly h"logins to J. .. ~ Wnod. w.
f.. Jennings T. =. Ownl'y. II ais
tH) 4 uj"c" II woodland. BEGINNING
a. the Northwest corner of thr sail II. II.
Perry Field ON the jackson Road: thence
running along said Road i Westerly course
>. tIr Ii.'l. River Pun; .h"nr" down
said Run sufficient distance ~ 10 in
clElr twenty aces uf woodland: il h"iuE
the same land, that wrrr allotted I" II"
children n: the said II. H. Perry AS Il
homestead after his death. For NOR"
r.mpl,tr description reference - hereby
made To Book 50. at Page G53 "t tn"
Public Rr..i,tyy COR In,Iun.H"N County.
Srrth Carolina.
Thp4e tracts of land will be- > ID with til"
z. flowing reservations and exceptions:
Ja) Gne chicken house now "n Tract \
is reserved IN The widow ant ~" S'"'
have the right TO move the same at any
timr prior to January |. 1881; aha
tb) The grave yard. with a right OF wnv
To- and from the same Is hereby reserved;
and
tel Possession of said tracts Of land Is
not 10 be- surrendered to the purchaser or
purchaser, until January |, 1877. ann all
r-,u and 5nr rent, growing arrrTng dur
ing the ypas 1890 are reserved and VIII
nnt pu Ia the purchaser or purchasers.
The bi,idi. ON this land will begin at
Thirty Two Hundred and fifty five dollars
tS3a55.DO) the original bld M'''hS o'c"
raised to this amount.
Thi, September 30 1896. ,.
]. KENYON WILSON.
X. CLARENCE DOIIER.
.prnoo-1G Commissioners.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09

Poles for the DoT p
extension from S17
Camden are boing q.
long the route ant ga.
Gi -; tlCn in place q
Monday. VIII SnoTaG
has the contract iG .
right Of waV. t!!' WOE,
'1NiCr way.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
EGEITIERIMG :; ! E12 iSk;}7,t tGI!Rl|

being in q tc.rj1,-->
inc sn -. ,,'. ''.r @gar
My cars a, 49,, "a a2.>.
r,,n Wv, -, - ~ ., . lae cm
said Te,,,, ~ "''''''1: %.
Eo u.as ,,,...
set as eho 81, ,,.o. ,.'.la! A&.,
Supar.s ~.;so y ~ oy Tie s.,
80 om >-e cgg.
In a few ,,o,,.
h;c cor ,...,. ''.D'''OH'S =, 3
on,, ,,,o '''' Ie!ly 4 \
I1, =, n,a; ~. '''D oc,1o- s,.
- ~. ,I'1ii '",'N.
no,, ~ o,;g ~. 2D.sAa,Gn 5.e.
NIT T,,n sa.u ID. ",.'oas.y
o.d 80. 80. s"t N''ol INTO Pa
ana turned south.
immediately Tc?r
III apoioSN to M&Eo II
turning Up for lunch r.I
oay Whcn | prom,Us /.
come.
IhatS quite a.! grr ,
p!a-ncd you had a pr,
saGefnenj. She r
SCia Lsn' a2rao. ad Te-
iioW io'ci| she was ,0snI
.i''!c green mai louc.cs-
i!ci Hflgilj lU-s2l hl.s 3
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
RADIOS
FRUIT STORE
SALESMAN WANTED

MEN WANTED for Raw.eigh rout,S
of 800 families. Reliable hustler
should start earning S25 weekly and
increase rapidly. Writ today. Raw
leigh's. Dept. NCJ-62-S. Richmond,
Va. pO2-9-l6-23-30.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
The Street" today talked

The Street" today talked
about:
Indications Inland Steel for the
year will earn around $3.50 a
share for the year Borg War
ncr earnings for tie year cStimat-
ed around $625 a share Be
iicf3 American Telephone in the
largest quarter earned the divi-
dCnd rGtc =. RumorS that ChryS-
lcr is buying into Hercules motors
B2iicfS Of some optimistic
groups that Schcn'cy Will make
81 extra dividend payment Tex
as Corporation earnings for the
year estimated around 81 a share
General Foods expected TO
make a dividend increase or CXtra
with earnings for the year Csti-
mated around $3.50 a share.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
LOCAL MARKETS

Following are the offering prices
to the producers Oil Elizabeth City
markets at the close of business
hours yesterday:
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
Want Ads
HOUSES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT - Five-room
house in good location. Apply j. f.
B., care The Daily Independent.
cO9-3t.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09

NAVE YOUR FLUES cleaned now.
avoid rush on hand. Call S24.
cS16-tf.
The daily independent., 1936-10-09
CONFECTIONERY
81 CLEANING

FOR TIE best Dry Cleaning job,
Phona ALBEMARLE LAUNDRY.
tS28 IF.
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