davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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kitchen and bath: electric refrigeration'
sos. See resident manager. ,.;.,,
1914 14th st. n.w,-3 rooms. kitcnen
44Ss 14.h st; NV rooms E9;c,sd kitchen hen
bath. $3.50. Res. mgr. Electric re1riser-
1900 x st. NV rooms. kitchen and
bath, electric refrigeration. switchooano
and elevator service; s6'oo' See resident
5ss snd St nes roG%s s,aSsn kitchen sna bstS sId
ss!h sso: s0G Electric c0Gah 4eflssralen. s anu 'A
1417 Kst. NV. National $500.
CAPITOL, EIL.iS NIL, d.iii.,is 18th aSd MESG% rSdm
eata u igsi HxLE4 Aet As au1s adams saas no pe
3411 goth ST. ZONE BLOCK WEST OF
Conn batS aye sso e ordSfy ON house
'u1EsPs RxsDHEL sflldfa' HaGsER RaeSssF CO: 1Nc.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 3o00:
NEW sHgpRR66AANS R6ASy APT BLDG.
sisting Of two bed rmsi v fm 3InD1r
vacancies for Sept. occupancy. Rentals.
sfSsSflk 5SG Six 1rspess FpoWEs fHeay AVE rAKoMA MD
1417L st. NV. National $3.50.
sol % ST. NE-3 ROOMS. BATH. EiEC
refriger alton. heat and hot water lnciuoeo'
20 18th s.. 4 TE8a aRAvANETai National ozsa.
Groom and bath studio apartment. $50.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g.
INVESTMENT CORP: oo
1919 NJ Y. Ave. NV. National oo33
I436 r ST. N.W.-3 LARGE RMS, KIT.
hath norch and foyer Refrigeration on
house current. resident manageI. ,x,c
I32l Conn. Ave Decatur $500.
THE DAHLIA,
7O,g Georgia Ave. NV.
Opposite Walter Reed Hospital.
Q rooms. incl. sun porch. kltcnen Gao m
ElectricaI gd Refrigeration on House Current.
Elevator Service.
Res. Mgr. No. 106.
THE MADISON TERRACE APT,
1865 Kennedy st. NV.
Beautiful New BUILDING
. rooms kitchen and bath tcorner
Rent includes .eas. electricity and
Elevator Service.
L. E. Breuninger & Sons, Inc,
1878 K st. National 2040.
ITO EYE ST. NV.
3 large rooms and bath. newly newly
decorated. double exposure: deSir-
able dexntown Sso location open nf'
RoBT. LEE o'BR1EN,
171o Eye st. NV. Net. $3.50.
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ALABAMA. Apt 205. 1918 N st. NV
Two front rooms. twins: next to bath;
walk. dist. Govt. Depts.: elevator. Pot.
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] 7o7 HOBART ST. NW-Comfortabl
room with porch. near bath; gentlemen
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COLUMBIA HOTEL. 2125 G St. Nv
single rooms from SIS weekly; double from
So All rooms have running water anu
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CHEVY CHASE large communicating
rooms, bath: 2 or gentlemen; bus line.
oO45
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PLYMOUTH 1886 11th St. NV. Apt. 81
Bright front room. large closet: two IN
family; men
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CONN AVE AND r ST-Studio room
with private bath; gentleman; phone. maid
service. Potomac 1890. 3Os
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COPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST. NV
Elevator. switchboard. refrigerator. gas
free. Available September 3. , large
rooms. fOyer kitchen hath
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

3O30 10Th ST NV. Apt. 114-Beautiful
front room; newly furnished; for lady or
nan
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I705 IRVING ST NV. Mt, Pleasantt;@
Room with sleeping porch: private FANNY
adults. continuous hot water.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Continued

III 5th ST. NE-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath. h.. J.. g. furnished: near all con-
veniences: refined, settled couple only;
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BEAUTIFUL LIGHT. EFFICIENT APT.
Frigidaire. gas. elec.: quiet. convenient
neighborhood: on car and bus lines. 1S4l
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lis n ST, NE.-Single room. running wa
ter. next to bath. So week; sentlesmnsan'
board optional -
sos conn AVE-Beautifully furnished
toon, oyerlooking yard. | 1 windows, private
Family; Immediate possession; ae'oninn.,ns
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143o COL RD.-Desirable, Ink. front,
End f., ST.: single. S4. 143l Fairmont
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BEACON. 1901 CALVERT'sT N.W-sEv-
eral desirable apts.; 4 rms. kit and bath,
$50: 5 rms. kit, bath and porch. SlC5.
Elec. refrigeration. resident manager
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC,
1S2l Conn. Ave Decatur
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THE SUSQUEHANNl

2 rooms. kitchen and bath $3.50.
14th AND GIRARD NW.-ONE ROOM.
kltchenette and bath.
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NEW BUILDING

Two rooms. kitchen, dinette, bath with
shower; rent includes gas and electricity,
featuring the latest in equipment and con-
NenlenceS. Occupancy now. lease from
SeDtember ]. $40 Randolph st. NV
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OODRIDGE-Attractive bed room. cool
in Summer. warm in Winter; RADIO next
bath: c.h.w.; near bus and car. :3O3
Monroe
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31I Bird ST. NE. NEAR MASS. AVE, APT.
- rooms. kitchen and bath; newly dec
Grated Apply 800 Maryland ave. ne.
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bI6 l6th ST, NV. Gordon Hotel-Larse
double rooms twin beds runnlppE d,lps Wa5ar; Tooms
with bath SIS weekly; 24-hr. elevator and
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I1OI KuBOURNE PL. NW-Room and
sleeping porch next to bath; near MI.
Pleasant car line; gentleman reasopnaasole'
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1s0s WYOMING AVE between Connectlcnt
ave and 18th st.-Attractlve room oH, Mtn
oorrh. other vacancies; garage. %
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN well cared for on a lovely
farm; sent to school. Ella Hardey Clarke
Clarksville. Nd.
GUESTS. Gentiles accommodated in clean.
comfortable home: good nourishing meals.
Mrs. j. F. Cummins. Homewood. Blue Ridge
Summit Pa
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3l9 I4th PLACE NE LARGE ROOMS,
one small room, semi-private bath; gas,
elec.. heat and phone; S32.5O per month.
Dol zgIh
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437 10th ST NE-VACANT THE Ist: 2
rooms. kitchen and bath. back porch: pri-
vate entrance; heat, lights. gas furnished;
recently redecorated. S35
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ADAMS 1459-Delishtful sleeping porch.
twin beds adjacent living room en- suite.
suitable for 2. Jewish family. Excellent
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TABLE BOARD.

1878 10th ST. N.Wlopenine Sept. 1.
Attractive new dining room serving de-
licious. well-balanced meals. Transients or
weekly rates.
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14oS VARNUM ST. NW.-Large front rm.'
priv. bath: unlim. phone service
3o3 EMERSON ST N.W.-Verv attrac.
front rm. priv. bath; 1 or : gentlemen.
Close to bus.
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THE NEDRA.

1740 New Hampshire ave- Beautifully
furnished comfortable room: recreation
room. Meals optional. Decatur 5s30.-
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THE NEDRA.

174O ~ H. ave Attractive. colorful.
outside rooms gynasium. recreation. Meals
optional Decatur $3.50.
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i13S CONN. AVE.-Large front room nicely
Turn, near bath; cont. hot water: quiet.
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BILTMORE CLUB,
/ $40 18th st. NV. Just of Dupont Circle
attractive home for young
rnealS
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1926 10Th ST. N. W..
Large bright single and double rooms;
cont hot water and all conY. 3Os
17OS 10th ST. NV.
Exceptionally nice. clean rooms; Dupont
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No. 3-1335 N ST. NV.
room kitchen and bath--------S32.oo 81
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H. G. SMITHY CO.,
81 18th ct. NV. National 5905:
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DOWNTOWN.

Arm. APT, SSO-FUR. OR UNFUR.
Choicest location. modern. fireproof BLDG.
24-hour elevator. secretarial phone service:
refrigeration. mirror doors. potomac 5Os3.
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MT. PLEASANT-ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR.
insulated; = rooms, kit. bath, EIectroiux
ext. phone. Employed couple. Col 1859.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN OR 3 ROOM APART
ments, near Government buildings.
Lights gas. heat included. Reasonable.
All 4th 81 n NJ Ill
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Modern bldg; tile bath. parauet floors;
best section; handy TO cars. schools. stores.
wellington. 11O1 Park I'd. NV. Adams
3:50o
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beds all conveniences. good meals. con-
genial private home. unlimited phone; rea-
sonable; walking distance Adams 1OUS
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AN APARTMENT OF ONE ROOM. KITCH-
en-, bath. small dressing room and dinette
at 17l2 Connecticut ave. NV. Rent rea-
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ATTRACTIVE HOME. new subdiy.; quiet,
cool: porcheS; desirable room shower
breakfast. Address Box 191-D. Star oftce.
.}O'
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ATTRACTIVE APTS.: HIGH-CLASS
neigh5orhood some furnished: car avail
able on appointment. Mrs. GREEN. Adams
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NEW BACHELOR -APTS., 1O22 j 1th ST
n:w-l rm., bed alcove. large closet bath.
Electric refrigeration. S31 30 to SI"5O.
DOUGLAS E BULLOCK & co.
DurEea B!dG. III L ST N W. Nail h2la
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17o2 N NW-Attractiv room for
adults Simmons single beds, good meals.
refined home: best downtown section.
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1927 MASS AVE. NV large. double
rms, running water End and 3rd floors,
comfortable beds. good food. unlimited
nhnna. rates reas
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a-RM. APT SEQ. FURN. S75

Beautiful apt. like new: 3 large rooms
kitchen. bath and porch: near schools.
stores and theater. See this for location
and price. 1915 L st. NV.
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818 18th ST. NV.
Bachelor apt, rooms and bath. FUR
nished: valet and maid service. janitor.
Met 144S.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
13s 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN,
NEAR EVERYTHING.
Completely Furnished.
MIRAMAR,
CORNER ] 5th AND r. I. AVE.
Frigidaire Current Free.
S7500-Living room with portable din
cite. table and chairs. dressing room Witn
Murphy bed. cozy sun room. kltchen WIN
special cabinets tiled bath with shower.
With extra Murphy bed in sun room.
S79.50.
See Manager. Potomac $500.
1404 K CAFRITZ. DIST. 90sO.
INTOWN, FURN. APT, $40.
Modern elevator apt bldg. neatly FUR:
marble bath. 1924 K st. NV. Natl. o431
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

l7:8 N. H. AVE. Nw.-WILL OPEN FOR
TfoNs m ApvAacE. REpEcoRATEp
NER- SPRING MATTRESSES. SINGLES
AND DOUBLES A PLACE OF DISTINC-
TION AND CHARM.
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FRONT ROOM WITH PRIVATE SHOWER
sink and lavatory; . closets; S25 for single
person or $50 a month for couple. 50l5
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S.7 DO. ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH AND
porch: ami. 40 18th pl. ne, F. M.
PRATT co Q4A ST Nail. Slis2.
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BEST VALUE.
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE,

q TM., n, SoU, T UR., Sio.
Modern fireproof bldg. o4-hour elevator
switchboard service. Refrigeration. house
current. TOURAINE. 1880 r NV. Pot 1900.
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1874 EYE ST. NW.-ENTIRE ond FLOOR.
large rooms. kitchen. dinette, entrance
hall. ample closets; SO.
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NTLEMAN-Attractive bed room. adj
shower BATH screened porch; priv. adult
family. detached home. GeorSla Sl99.
1923 NJ Thomas Circle-Nicely fur. dou-
BILE. single; one light housekeeping room;
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

-, So FEK MUNIH n; outsid,
en, nicely furn next to bath with shower
Walking distance. Unlimited telephone
Decatur 0112. .5o
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NEARBY VIRGINIA = Excellent meals.
lovely rooms, beautiful detached home with
ami, shade trees; private transportatlon'
$50 Alexandria 2579-W..
WOODSIDE. MD. 1913 First ave.-Single
or double rm., near bath; private home;
l block 10th st. bus. Shep. 1894.
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$3.50.

$3.50.
1919 29th ST. NV.
2nd floor, = rooms, kitchen and bath.
$45.00.
1000 23rd ST NV
3 rooms. kitchen and bath: gas. eIec.,
heat. .tirigerat!on included
$47.50.
S19 2"nd ST. NV
. rooms. Kitchen and bath.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
Realtor.
2135 Pa. Ave NV. West O4sn.
3314 MT PLEASANT ST. NW-SEVERAL
desirable 2-rm.. kit. and bath apts, S47 so
and UP. Electric refrigeration, resident
manager
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exposures
Electric Refrigeration.
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Observation-Disclosures

1852 FAIRMONT ST. NV
Lovely. large room and kitchenette filst
floor: telephone. gas. cleo; So week
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
That Is Majority View Right
Now, But They May
Change by Time of
Regular Session
DRYS MIGHT GAIN
BALANCE OF POWER
State Control and County
Control Advocates May
Fight to Draw; Report OF
Liquor Investigating Com
mission May Also Influ-
ence Many Votes
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

BY j. G. RASkERV1LL
Raleigh, Dec. IA majority of the
members of both the House and Sen
ate of this special session of the Cen
eral Assembly and who will be mem
bers of the regular 1887 session when
it convenes in January, are apparent
ly in favor of a county option liquor
control and liquor stores system ac-
cording to those who have been sound
ing out the legislators on this subject.
AS a result, the belief is growing that
regardless of what the State Liquor
recommends in its report,
the General Assembly is likely to do
little more than permit any counties
which want liquor stores, to hold cleo
tions and set them up pretty much
along the same lines as in the Is coun-
ties which now have liquor stores.
County Plan StrOng.'
There is little doubt that at the pre-
sent time the sentiment is strongly
In favor of the county liquor control
plan. It is also agreed that not only
are all of the 18 counties which now
Continued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
IMMEDIATE WAR AGAINST
JAPAN, MARSHAL'S DEMAND

Tokyo, Dec Sunday
The Domei (Japanese) News Agency,
in a dispatch from Shanghai today,
said the Chinese marshal Chang
Hsiao-Liang who kidnapped Chang
Kai-Shek, premier of China, at Sianfu,
had issued a circular telegram de-
handing immediate war against Jap
an by the Chinese Nationalist gov
eminent.
The Domei dispatch asserted the
young Chinese marshal also demand
ed emergency measures be taken to
cope with the grave crisis and said
the rebels guaranteed Chang Kai-
Sheks life. ......,
Replying to Marshal Chiang's de-
mands, Domei quoted the National
government as saying:
The National government fully ap-
preciates the young marshals pro-
posals, but the National government
first desires the immediate release of
Chang Kai-Shek.
After that 1t will discuss emer-
gency measures in connection with
the young marshal's demands"
Domei said the mutineers, who for
some time have been showing signs
of joining the Communistists, whom
they were supposed to be fighting in
an anti-Japanese crusade, detained
Generalissimo Chang after he had or
dered them transferred.
Censorship at Shanghai was report
edly imposed by the Chinese govern
ment
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
Ex-king, Now Duke of
Windsor, Arrives at Bou-
logne on Way to Some
Swiss Retreat
HE WILL NOT SEE
MRS. SIMPSON NOW
Woman of His Heart Will
Not Meet Him Until She
Is Ready Under the Law
To Marry Him in April;
George vi Greeted and
Hailed in London as Ruler

London Dec. IL (AP)-The
British destroyer Fury took Ed
ward Of England to a guarded
quay at Boulogne-sur-Mer,
France, today to start his lone
ly wait for happiness, while
medieval heralds proclaimed
George VI as Britain's king.
The destroyer tied up at 4
p. m. at the Boulogne dock,
near which an especially reserv-
ed sleeping car was standing.
The car, it was believed, would
be coupled to the Calais-Basel
express to carry the Duke of
Windsor as far as Zurich,
Switzerland.
Edward could not be identified
aboardship from the quay, and it was
believed he would remain below decks
until train time.
From Boulogne his path may lead
to Austria, to Italy, the Dalmatian
coast or elsewhere, wherever he
chooses to wait for Wallis Warfield
Simpson.
Proud heralds in the trappingS of
another age proclaimed a new king
today to Londontown--and from the
warship Fury's decks the man who
was a monarch watched another for
eign shore.
Throngs, wrapt and prideful, spread
out before the musty battlements of
ST. James while trumpets shrilled and
Sir Gerald Wollaston, the garter prin-
cipal king of arms, proclaimed George
vi, "the only lawful liege lord" of
495, ,OO0,O 900 people.
At Boulogne-Sur-Mer France, flu5-
tered officialdom, mobile guards, de-
tectives and police waited for the de-
stroyer Fury bearing Edward of Eng
land to anchor off the port. A train
with one whole car reserved may car
ry the king Of only yesterday toward
Continued on Page Five.D
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
~ Il e.. RASK ERVTIV,

Raleigh, Dec 12.-The enactment
of the unemployment insurance bill,
which is expected to become law by
Wednesday, is going to be of great
help to Governor-elect Clyde r. Hoey
from a political standpoint, since 1t
makes it mandatory for him to ap-
point two members of three-mem-
Der commission at from $4,000 to $o,-
900 a year each, it is pointed out
While the law leaves the fixing OF tne
salaries of the chairman and mem
bers of the commission to the COVER
nor and Council of State, the general
belief is that the chairman OF the new
Unemployment Compensation Commls
sion will probably get a salary OF 30
900 a year and the other appolntlVe
Continued on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
GRAVELY IN LINE
FOR SENATEP POST
Likely Again To Head APP
preparations Committee
Next Month
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
r. nA X ERVTLL

Raleigh, Dec. 12-Talk going the
rounds in political circles here Is
that Senator Lee. L. Gravely, OF
Rocky Mount, Nash County, Is likely
to be appointed chairman OF the Sen
ate Appropriations Committee, the
same committee of which he was
chairman during the 1885 session.
Until the last few days, the belief
has been general that Gravely was
not likely to get a major committee
this time, due to the
fact that he did not support Lieuten-
ant Governor w. P. Horton in the
primary, but backed Paul D. Grady
instead. who was defeated. If Grav-
Continued on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
BAILEY MAN TAKEN
TO STATES PRISON
Suspended Sentence Invoked on Man
suspected of Staying of His
Aged Mother

Rocky Mount. Dec. IL (AP)-Jesse z
Bissett, Bailey man whom Nash Of
tlcers arrested in connection with the
axe-slay.ng Thursday of his mother
was taken to State Prison last night
70 serve a two-year suspended sent
ence imposed on him several months
ago for breaking into the ABC store
at Bailey
G. Y. Balkner, Nash sheriff, said
ne did not have enough evidence now
10 hold Bissett for murder of his 60
year-old mother Mrs, Maria Bissett.
Blssett attended funeral services
'oF his mother at Bailey yesterday
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
House Vote
On Security
] Unanimous
Vote III to @, as Fin
al Action Comes;
Some M e m b er S
! Leave for Homes

Raleigh, Dec. 12.-(AP)-Without a
dissenting vote, the House passed the
administration unemployment insur-
ance bill on third reading early today
and sent it to the Senate. The vote
was III to O.
The, Senate will meet monday to
take up the measure and leaders pre-
dicted it would become law by We'd
nesday, unless the upper branch of
the General Assembly materially
amends it.
Revenue bills necessarily must pass
Continued on Page Five.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
FIREMEN CONTROL
STOCKYARDS FIRE
$4,000 Damage Done in Chicago Dis.
trict Before Blaze Is Over
come by Fighters

Chicago, Dec. 12.-(AP)-Fire-
men early today brought under
control a fire which destroyed
sheep and cattle holding pens on
the western edge of the Union
Stock Yards, causing damage es-
timated at $4,000.
Starting in a wooden sheepbarn,
the flames spread to an area a
block long and 500 feet deep.
Fire men fought the flames
from a viaduct of the Chicago
Junction railroad. The railroad
right of way helped check the
spread of the blaze, and it was un-
der control about an hour and a
half after the first alarm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
Ten Killed
InSheIHn9
OfMadrid

Madrid, Dec. 12-(AP)-Ten per-
sons were killed today and at least
a score wounded as insurgent bat
teries threw round after round of
sharpnel into the center of the Span
ish capital.
The government ordered out its
militia reserves to stem double
edged insurgent thrust at the capitals
defenses.
While Fascist battaliOns struck
from the northeast and the west, a
Socialist communique listed important
victories far to the north in Asturias
province, on the Bay of Biscay.
A new offensive, the government
said, captured several towns.
Fascists suffered heavy losses, the
communique declared.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
POPE SITS UP IN
CHAIR, IMPROVING

Vatican City, Dec. IL (AP)-
Pope Plus NJ spent part of today
in an arm chair, improving stead
iIy from his paralytic attack.
His Holiness talked with Cardi-
nal Pacelli, the Vatican secretary
of state, and received messages
of sympathy from King Victor
Emmanuel and VicerOy ROdolfO
Granziani Of Ethiopia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
House Completes Passage
State Unemployment Act;
Will Adjourn Wednesday
Lower Body Will Hold Only Perfunctory Sessions Mon
day and Tuesday While Senate Labors With Three
Successive Passings Of Special Measure

tending to business, observers agree.
The House passed the unemploy-
ment insurane bill on third reading
early this morning, convening at
1905 a. M, and Immediately proceed
ing with the enactment of the bill on
it's third reading The House complet-
ed its consideration of the bill in the
committee of the whole early Friday
afternoon and Immediately passed it
on its second reading. BY meeting
shortly after midnight this morning,
Continued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
PROSECUTION RESTS
IN MAXWELL TRIAL
Court Rules Testimony at First Trial
Cannot Be Used Now; S5
State Witnesses Heard

Wise, Va, Dec 12.-(AP)-The pro-
secution rested its case against dark
haired Edith Maxwell today after
Judge Eza Carter had ruled that her
testimony at her first trial could not
be used at her re-trial on charges of
killing her father, Trigg Maxwell.
Thirty-five witnesses had testified
in support of the States charge that
the 22-year-old school teacher slew
her father in a family quarrel at his
miners cottage % months ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12

With President Roosevelt at Sea,
Dec. IL (AP)--President Roosevelt
was bound across the Caribbean to-
day on the last leg of his combined
vacation and peace voyage to South
America.
The cruiser Indianapolis, bearing
the President north across the 1867
miles from Port of Spain, Trinidad,
was expected to reach Charleston
tuesday morning The President
planned to entrain there to reach the
capital by evening.
Mr.. Roosevelts cabin was stocked
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
RO0seUelt To Reach
Charleston Tuesday;
Bringing Yule Gifts

with Christmas presents his son
James hurriedly purchased in baz-
aars of the British West Indian Is
lands, where the Indianapolis and its
convoy cruiserb. the Chester, called
yesterday.
The President expressed gratitude
for the cordial reception he received
during his shore visit.
He deferred writing his legislative
budget message and second inaugu-
raj address until his return to Wash
ington, and hoped to spend some of
the last days of hia trip fishing
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
Recognizes Socialist Gov
ernment's Plea To View
Conflict as World
Peace Menace
TO SUPPORT SYSTEM
OF CONTROLLING AID
Franco British Mediation
Proposals Would Be APP
proved, and Cooperative
Action by League and
Other international Bodies
To Bring War to Close

Geneva, Dec. II (AP)-After a
stormy secret session, the League of
Nations Council agreed today on a
resolution designed to isolate the
Spanish civil war
The resolution was understood to
contain four principal points:
First, recognition of the Valencia
governments appeal to the League to
recognize the war as a danger to in
ternational peace.
Two. support of more rigid sys-
tenn of international control TO pre-
vent foreign assistance to either war
Continued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-12
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel
ma cuxWN1 WIFI

Raleigh, Dec. 1.-THE special ses-
sion of the General Assembly now in
process of enacting an unemployment
insurance law, will complete it's work
and adjourn either by midnight Tues
day night or not later than Wednes-
day noon, according to present indica-
tions. If the session completes the en-
actment of the unemployment insur-
ance bill in this short length of time,
it will have broken all records both
for speed in legislating and for at