davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03
Mussolini Seizes Full Con-
troll of All Money Insti-
tutions Throughout
the Nation
LEAGUES COUNCIL
IN POSITIVE MOOD
Meantime, Resolution Is Al
ready Being Drawn To
Make Oil Embargo Effec-
tive ON Warning Powers;
Mussolini Reported Ready
To Weigh Peace Proposal

Geneva, March 3.-(AP)-The Lea
que of Nations committee of Is, repre-
senting every member of the Council
except Italy, decided today to appeal
to Italy and Ethiopia for peace, and
gave the two nations one week in
which to reply.
The date was fixed specifically at
March 10, at which time the commit
tee will meet again.
The members agreed unanimously
on the text of the peace appeal.
League officials, meanwhile, prepar-
ed the text of a resolution for imposi-
ton of an oil sanction upon Italy In
the event the peace move failed. The
resolution affected the sale of oil to
Italy and transportation by tankers of
oil to Italy.
Informed Italian sources said Pre-
mier Mussolini was prepared to weigh
carefully The peace offer, despite the
threat of oil sanctions, as the Lea
CUES Cancellation efforts embarked on
their most critical phase of the en-
tire dispute.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03
Processing Taxes Would Be
Spread Broader and
Thinner, With Wind
fall Tax Asked
CAPITAL STOCK TAX
MAY BE TAKEN OFF
Excess Profits Levy Also To
Be Removed; New Propo-
sal Would Raise Around
$1,614,OOO,OOO Annually,
Not All of 1t, of Course,
New Taxation

Washington, March 3 (AP)
tax law changes,
including imposition Of a cSx on
undistributed corporation pro-
fits and repeal of the present
graduated corporation income
tax were recommended to Con-
gress today by President Roose-
welt.
He estimated the tax on undistri-
buted corporation profits would yield
$1,614, 100000 annually.
Layout Explained.
In a momentous message recon-
mending a thorough revision of the
national tax system, the President al
so proposed:
Processing taxes spread broader
and thinner than the old levies out
lawei by the Supreme Court.
A "windfall' tax to recover a con-
siderable part of the old processing
taxes which were returned to the tax
payers, or on which they refused pay
ment.
Repeal of the existing capital stock
tax. which was estimated to yield
$163, 100000 in the fiscal year 1887.
Repeal of the corporation excess
profits tax, which was estimated to
yield $5,OO0,0OO in 1887.
Repeal of the exemption of divid-
ends from the normal tax on indivi-
dual incomes.
Yield $826,OO0,O00.
The graduated corporation income
tax. which the President proposed to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03
PRIVATE BANKING SET-UP
ia ABOLISHED IN ITAL

Rome March s. (AP)-Private
banking in Italy was abolished today
by a sweeping banking reform passed
by the Council of Ministers in a ses-
sion at which Premier Mussolini de-
clared anew Fascism's defiance of
League of Nations sanctions.
The cabinet ordered the four big
CONTINUED on Page SKI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-03

Continued on Page Three0
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
o million obyvatel vice.

William L. Austin, riditel
censovnf 1fadovny vladnf We
Washingtonu, oznamil odhad
obyvatelstva We Spojenych Sta
tech, die ktereho zije v repu-
blice 128,429,O 900 osob.
Novy odhad byl pripraven v
mesfci cervenci a vykazuje O
9O8,00O osob vice nez dine 1.
cervence 1885. Odhad je "a
lozen ma vykazech O narozeni
det1, 1mrtfch, pristehovalc1 a
vystehovalcG.
PorodG bylo behem roku O.
znameno 800, 956, pfistehoval-
Gu pfipusteno do Spojenych
Statd 8,044. Nejvetsf pocet O.
byvatelG z1skal stat Illinois, kde
byl pocet jejich rozmnozen cd
r. 1880 o 204,346 osob. ziie
We state 7,845, 900 osob. Vetsf
pocet obyvatel1 mali pouze sta
ty: New York, 2,935,OO a
Pennsylvania 1O,136,OOO
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Proc jest vdscnym.

Valentin Bartholome, New
Brunswick, N. j., pfse: "Jsem
velmi vdecnym Ia Vas lex Ora.
Petra Hoboko. Trpival jsem
hrozne bolestmi zaludku ma
sledkem chybneho vymitani,
ale cd tie dolby co pouzfvam
Ora. Petra Hoboko, bolesti L.
pine zmizely." Hoboko jest
bylinny lecivy prostfedek KITE
~ posifuje vykonnost zaludku,
pravidluje stolici, zvysuje tok
moce a odstranuje skodlive ne
sistoty re soustavy. Tim ma
blahodarny 1cinek ma celkove
zdravf. Hoboko neni proda-
vano v lekarnach, lie je obdr-
zeti pouze prostfednictvfm po-
verenych mistnich jednatelI.
Pro informace piste: DR.. Peter
& Sons Co., 25O1 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
PIaceni vaIecnych dluhi ma
byti provedeno Is. prosince.

Vladnf department We Wash
ingtonu uverejnil seznam jed
notlivych narodG dluhujicich
nasi Wade ma dluzlch re sveto-
We valky obnosy velike WISE.
Nejvfce ma splatce zaplatiti ma
Angle a to $117,67O,765.05
duh jej1 tlmto d~ostoupil vyse
$3.50, IA, 1868. Pc nj jde
Francie, jez zaplatiti ma Is.
prosince splatku $22,3O3,312.-
%. duh jeji tim dostoupil W.
Sc $347 ,330.97.
Mezi dluhujfcfmi je Cesko-
slovensko, jez zapatiti ma splat
ku $1,682,812.78. duh jejf z
valky tim vystupuje ma $12,-
949,775.29
Pine plat jedin6 Finsko, jez
odvede poslednf splatku $751;
1850.
Yugoslavie dluhuje ma valec
mem dluhu Spojenym Stat1m
,052, 424.89.
Krone Finska O placenf va
lecnych dluhG zadna z dluhu-
jfc1ch zem1 sc nestara necha-
vajfc bremeno to ma bedrech
Spojenych StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Zemrel " chudobs.

Baron Karl Ferdinand Won
Tint, mattel zamku Schalen-
burg ma Dunaji v Rakousku,
potomek kdysi slavneho rodu,
zemrel opusten v chudinske
warde v nemocnici v Chicago.
Baron pTijel sem pred peti
Lefty. Byl pTijat presidentem
Hooverem, jemuz sdelil, Re Sc
rozhodl venovati svIj zamek k
utvorenf vedeckeho stredu a
pozvati vsechny celne vedce
sveta k utvoren1 svetoveho
strediska kultury.
V depresi baronovi dosly pc
nize. Nekolik pTatel Sc jej u
jalo. Kdyz onemocnel nasled-
KEN podvyzivy, jej dopravova-
Ii do nemocnice. Sebrali jiz
penize ma cestu, ale nemocne-
mu Sc prit1zilo a skonal ujis-
ten, re pfedce Dude poslan do
mi aspon jake mrtvola.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
z WASHINGTONU.

Federalni agent protinarko-
ticke sluzby znicili "a $780,
900 heroinu, ktery byl zaba-
ven paserakGm o poslednlch
letech. Hodnota tohoto opio-
veho alkaloidu v nezakonnem
obchode cinila cd $1O,OOO,O 900
do 5000, 900.
- Co odlesk valecneho po-
strachu, plenenf meny, a soci-
alniho neklidu v Europe, ST.
281,659,OOO cizfho kapitalu
poslano do Spoj. Statn behem
Fl mesic1 koncfcfch 80. zaTim
t. r., jak oznameno odborem
pokladu.
Hromadeni cizfch fond1 v
teto zemi "a rok a 9 mesicI Sc
rozd9luje ma tyto sekce: KRAFT
kodobe bankovnf fondy (vetsi-
nou balance a vklady nahro-
madene zde cizimi bankami) /,
900; zakupovani
%.jistin, 1905, 900; a broker
ske balance, $23,258,0 900. Vel
ka Britanie je v cele vsech.
Cisty vykaz zahranicnfch ma
kupn americkych cennych pa
pirn zahrnoval pro onu dobu
obnos $633,253,O0O Do toho
jsou zahrnuty jak vladou wy
dane dluhopisy, statnf a samo-
spravne bondy, tax i akcie kor-
poracf carterovanych We Spoj
Statech. z toho vysvita, re CT
zina Sc pocina hodne pousteti
do spekulaci ma americkych
bursach.
= Is. prosince dluziti Sc bu-
de vlada $500, 600, 900, jak Sc
kretaf pokladny, Morgenthau
v pondelf oznamil. Dluhem
|timto celkovy duh Spojenych
Statd d~ostoupi WISE $34, O96,.
561,84O.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Zasypan ovsem.

55lety Wilfred Brown, "a
mestnany v obilnlm elevatoru
firmy Cerny-W atson v Albion,
Nebraska, byl zasypan hroma-
dou ovsa, ale vzdor teto zkuse-
nosti davajf mu lekari nadeji
ma uzdraven1. Nejakou naho-
dou povolila prlcka, jez odde-
lovala obill a mnoho busl1 ov-
sa sc sesypalo pr imo ma Brow
ma. Jiny zrfzenec jmenem Bob
McVicker povolal hasice, kteT1
pracovali asi 20 minut nez
Browna vysvobodili. Jedna je-
no noha byla prirazena k zemi
kusem pflcky. Lekari doufajf,
re z poranenf vyvazne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04

vzdy prichazely a vzdy dospe-
il ku svemu padu.
V tie wire a duchu budeme
miti mir v Zapadnlm Svete. V
tie wire a duchu budeme strezi-
ii naSe 1zemi. V tie wire a du-
chu m1zeme tez S pomoci Bozf
davati nadeji sym bratrim "a
morem," koncil president
Roosevelt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
17lety odsouzen k smrti.

V New Yorku, odsouzen byl
17lety John Sullivan k smrti.
Ma zemT1ti ma elektricke zidli
v Sing Sing, 4. ledna. Dne 20
1nora die -vlastnlho pTiznanf u
bill majitele striznfho obchodu
Hermana Meyersona, 48 leta
stareho pri loupeznem prepa-
du, pri nemz ukoristil SO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04

"Staremu Svetu, v nemz kata-
strofa hroz1" jinymi, kterf hna-
nj Jsou ku valce silenstvim a
hladem pc 1zem1 a kteri by
vypadnouti mohli prot NAM"
Zastupy naslouchajici presi-
dentove feci, provazeli vyvody
presidentovy S nejvetsim mad
.Sen1m.
Prijetf presidenta v Buenos
Aires popsano jest jake nejvet-
81 V historic Argentiny a demon
strace, kterymi doprovazena
byla rec presidentova v Con-
gressionaln1m palaci.
President v pametihodne re-
ci sve fekl, re miliony v zahra-
nicl hledf ku American s ma
dejemi, re Novy Svet niue po-
moci Staremu v odvraceni ka-
tastrofy.
President daval d1raz ma to,
re We valce nema byti snahou
profit a re obeti miru vycha-
ii z ducha zalozeneho ma wire.
Demokracie jest stale nadejf
sveta. "V1ra Zapadnfho Sveta
nebude 1plnou," zd1draznoval
president, "jestli re opomene
svoji viru v Boha. Lid
ske pokolenf rozdflnym jest cd
jinych druhG zivota existence
a skutecnostf nabozenstvi. OBJ
casne pokusy zaprfti Boha
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Utonuli pri klouzani Sc.

We Wilkes-Barre, Pa, tTi
bratrf, 17lety Charles, 12lety
josef a 8lety John Stemrich,
kteff Sc klouzali ma tenkem le-
du ma vodnf nadrzce asi mill
cd rodinneho obydlf, probofili
sc a utonuli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Nevesta 3 stopy, zenich
4 Stopy.

V Bethany, Oklahoma, odda-
nj byli u pritomnosti asi 700 O.
sob: Floy Dell Hough, 8 stopy
a 11R incl vysoka a Warren
Todd Hughes, 4 stopy a ~ in
&c vysoky. zenich je obuvnf-
KEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Unesli vojina re straze.

We Fort Meyer v~ysetruj1 u
nos voj1na re straze v noel 16.
listopadu a kradez jeho revol-
veru. Armadnf dGstojnfci Sc
domnlvajf, re lupicska banda
uziva tohoto revolveru pTi pre-
padanf lidf parkovanych au-
tech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
We sporu o krocany.

V Gonzales, Texas, pri spo-
ru O krocany, byl zastrelen Jo-
SET Rabel, 65lety farmaf, Will
Knoxem, rOvnez far
marem. Rabel byl strelen diva
krate.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
Smrt z r~ozcileni.

V Battle Creek, Mich, Gale
ia Alice E. Russell zemTela ma
HE, kdyz sc dfvala ma predva-
nocnf paradu Santa Clause.
Rozcileni il sklatilo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04
63iety tanecnfk klesl mrtev.

Maurice Griffin, g roxy sta
ry farmar v Boxboro, Mass,
tancil We ctvrtek. Klesl mrtev
pTi tanci v naruci sve manzel-
ky asi nasledkem namahy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04

nolan ma oOZAVOtI.
V Devils Lake, N. OAK, Joe
Mazakahomni, 22lety Indian,
ktery Sc primal, re mlada in
dianska dfvka Alva Iron Bear
pfisla o zivot jeho rukou, byl
odsouzen ma dozivotf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-12-04

63lety Harry Wendell byl
nalezen ma kraji reky Rock
zmrzly.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

M0THFRSI ovaltine is delicious
"VI"LnO' pure food concentrate
first created in Switzerland and approved
by thousands of physicians. Already it has
gained worldwide recognition and is par
ticularly noted for the remarkable increases
in weight and nerve poise which so often
occur when it is added to the daily diet.
For example, Mrs. F. H. OFT, 12O N. 18th
Street, Clintonville, Wis, writes:-"My
daughter was rery nervous, under,ceight. and
had difficulty pith her lessons. We started
aiuinq her Opaltine which / read about in
the paper. She is doing wonderfully now in
school and has overcome her nervousness. She
has also gained 41A pounds in four sOeeks.
We are surely thankful to Ovaltine."
This letter, of course, covers only one indi-
vidual case. And we do not claim or guaran-
Evening star., 1936-02-09

tee that similar results will occur in every
case where Ovaltine is used. But this letter
is so typical of thousands we have received,
that we believe thorough trial of Ovaltine
is justified by every intelligent mother
whose child is nervous and underweight.
Thousands of nervous people, men and
women, use Ovaltine to restore vitality
when fatigued :. Ovaltine is also highly
recommended as a Strengthening food for
nursing mothers, convalescents, and the
aged-and for sleeplessness when taken as
hot drink at bedtime.
Ovaltine is very inexpensive to serve-and
can be obtained at all drug and grocery
stores. You simply give it mixed with milk
either hot or cold-and children love
its delicious taste. :. Note special offer
at the right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
Marriage Licenses.

Robert Z. Storm, 81, 1881 Columbia I'd,
and Anna R. Howells "a, 1854 Columbia
rd.; Rev. r. J. Clinchy,,
shire ave; Rev E. H. Roach:
Robert A. Kemper. 10, 1904 Kenyon ST.,
a spd Rbod d 4 M,, WSsle' Is Bethesda Nd
William H. Taylor, ~, and Lily E. HODGES,
20. both Of 1906 Pennsylvania ave. Sc;
Rev. j. H. Taylor.
81. both Of Baltimore: Rev. L. Novick.
Samuel A. Smith, 35 Richmond, and Mary
/. FLANAGAN. 70. Clinton. Va; Rev.
A. F. Poore.
'oh sas a. x san Tsompson t 5iI 18th St st.
Sc. Judge r. E. Mattingy.
Eervin o. Parker, 25 1871 18th ST.. and
Mary s. Reid; 20. 1929 Donaldson pl.;
Arthur II. Mcconville, So. 1868 Columbia
I'd. and Lois D. Foote. 53, 1861 Mint
wood pI; Rev. c. J; Daeey;
spolis MINI; Rev. W A. Reese.
Ruth J. Conway. A., lilo Sth st. ne;
Judge r. E. Mattingly.
ferry. is, both Of Richmond; Judse
Richard Loving, 90. and odelle NJ saun-
ders Is; both of champlain. Va; Rev.
Joseph G. Adams 10. Mansuin. Va. and
Martha C. Almond Il, Sweet Hail.
william F. Holmead, 90, and Ethel NJ.
copes. &c. both Of Silver Spring. Nd;
Thomas s. Norman. os. Clemson, s. c.,
and Atha G. Gullion. %, Newcastle
N; z; Rev. J. T.; Freeman,
' Lucille f. Rose s. az New wy York .ve
Rev. B. H. Whiting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
"ROBBER TAX HIT
BY. JAMES A. REED.
Pay Roll Levies Called 0p.
pressNe to Poor, Needy and
All. Classes Who Toll.
9y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio, october 30.-The
New Deal social security act was
branded last night as ''robber tax"
on workers by James A. Reed, former
United States Senator from Missouri.
Il have argued that the doctrine of
soak the rich would end soaking
every one" Reed asserted, but was
not prepared for anything so radical
and oppressive as the social security
act"
The act places direct tax upon
every working mans and woman's
wages, he stated, and reaches directly
into the pay envelope and is collected
every pay day." He flayed the tax as
"a robber tax placed upon the poor,
. the needy, and all classes of people
who toll"
Reed failed to mention Gov Alfred
NJ. Iandon, Republican presidential
nominee. in his address at Civic Audi
torium, but in a national broadcast
from his hotel room after the meeting,
he praised Landon's record and an
nounced he intends to vote for him.
Gov. Landon's record is one of hon.
esty and sincerity" he said. His rec
tord shows that he tries to keep his
word and make good on his promises.
He also says he doesn't want some of
the power Roosevelt demanded and
got. That Is why I shall vote for
Landon."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
Deaths Reported.

earah E. Wood. Sc. 22s 9th st. Sc.
Fairfax Irwin. 80. 2332 Wisconsin ave.
Mary w. H. Grimes, 81, 3419 Porter st.
George 9. BERNARD, IS, Walter Reed Gen.
eral Hospital.
Louise c. Richter. II, 631 Alabama
David W. willis. 20, eo2 9th st. Sc.
Edward H. Childers, 90. Georsetown Hos
wilhelmina odell. SO. 100 E st. ne.
Charles 9. Angel SO. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Anna Bartz, 81, Siblev Hospital.
Robert Flanagan, 56. $40 East Capitol st.
Louis Bell. Sc. Gallinger Hospital.
Adam r. Kreglow. So. 1905 Kalmia I'd.
Agnes Smith. 55. 1920 Upton st.
Clarence p. Nolan. A. Gallinger Hospital.
Austin L Zachary. AZ, sl3 Webster st.
Densil Sears, 20, Walter Reed General
Hospital.
Infant Earl Parker. Children's Hospital.
johanna Brown, "a. 927h New Jersey ave.
Robert johnson, 50. Gallinger Hospital.
Margaret r. Palmer. 40. 800 G st. Sc.
Foster Lay. AZ. $3.50 Wisconsin ave
Harold Slaughter. 81, Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
Births Reported.

Prank and Elizabeth Casciola, boy.
James and Susie Auslund, girl.
Raymond and Annette Underwood, boy.
Rorbert and Thelma Muckelbauer, boy.
John and Marian Mess, girl.
Robert and Mildred Schenick girl.
Arlton and Irene Murray. girl.
George and Dora Atohi. girl.
Harry and Alice Widmayer. boy.
Henry and Violet Arnold. girl.
Charles and Jane Facchipa. boy.
Boyd and Josephine Ferguson. boy.
Claiborne and Mary Basley, girl.
william and Margaret Townsend, girl.
1rmon and Hilda Dennison. girl.
Lawrence and Ruth VanMeter, girl.
Milton and Betty Katz, girl.
Hezekiah and Ruth Burton, boy.
Charlie and Cora Hill. boy.
Richard and Mary Stovall. girl.
John and Sallie Oliphant. boy.
Lawrence and Anna Richards, boy.
Joseph and Mary Parker. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
M0RGENTHAU Halls
MONEY PACT EFFECT
Agreement Very Successful He
Replies to Query-No Franc
Repercussions Here.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Morgenthau told his
press conference yesterday the tri-
power monetary agreement has been
very successful"
Asked how the understanding by
the United States. Great Britain and
France was working out, Morgenthau
replied:
The agreement is only one month
old. From the standpoint of the
United States, 1t has been very sue
cessful.
France dcvalued and there have
been absolutely no repercussions in
this country"
Morgenthau said no significance
could be attached to the fact the
pound sterling has dropped from
about 1896 to around s489 since the
agreement was effected.
The Secretary said he would leave
tomorrow for his Dutchess County,
N. Y, home. where he will remain
until after the election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30
Minnesotans to Hear Game.

Members of the Minnesota State
Society will meet in the Lafayette
Hotel at $50 pm. tomorrow to hear
the broadcast of the Minnesota
Northwestern foot ball game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30

Shop Saturday and SAGE!

Strike while the iron hot Save while the values ore high!
SATURDAY IS YOUR LAST DAY. Our Anniversary ends with
bong with voues that cpse all others prices thot at
O'CLOCK SHARP will go back to regular! Anticipate your
needs buy now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-30

Corsettes all have the new
brassiere tops in lace or
satin. LasteX girdles,
small, medium or large
sizes. Other brocaded and
plain coutil styles.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-21
WHY STRIKES FAIL

S,rles fail on the picket line, under the present
se,,, Of organized labor Nobody denies the rlght
&c tho individual workers to combine with other
individual workers for mutual protection and proht
Nobodv denies the right of such organizations to
s,r;ke The law goes still further and allows
"peaceful picketing." And right there is the milk
in the cocoanut. Can there be any such thing as
peaceful picketing?" Not if the picketng is to be
effective To be effective it must force abu-
sive language or maSsed blockade, itself lawlesS
act How many people do you suppose a peaceful
picket would keep out of mill where the people
desired to work? And when force in the shape of
threats abusive words or actual physical violence,
is used does not that mean the same thing as TAX
ing over the functions of the state becoming a
sort of super-State? So it seems to u.s. Therefore,
organized labor will have to different at
ttude at the picket gate. They will have to be gov
erned by law, as other individuals and groups,
| and that's about all that need be said about it..
Regularly constituted laws, to meet their hiatus, if
not already upon the statute books should be en-
acted and placed there. And the laws must be inn
partial, just and fair to ALL. They must admit the
| right to work where man prefers to work. rather
| than strike They must clearly define the rights of
all parties and be enforced in all fairness Is there
anything wrong with the above reasoning ?-Unior
Times.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-21

shot through him. But nothing
Ike that happened! No dcfunct
rats were found lying around or
standing around, for that matter.
You can always tell in various
was when Il rat is alive; but the
only way you can tell whether 4
certain type Of human being IS
alive is by the cigarette smoke
coming out of his nose.
So my friend set himself 10
watch his rat clcctrocutcr and see
what. Eventually he saw Il large
rat start across the copper strips.
AS soon as the rat completed the
circuit he jumped or was thrown
about three feet into the air.
When he landed; he landed run
ming - apparently unhurt. Any
thought my friend, in the interest
OF science, continued his vigil, he
saw nothing happen when rats
contracted the 500 volts except
that they went straight up and
came down possessed of unusual
energy.
Il have been thinking of taking
the same treatment myself for
that tired feeling" said my
friend"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-21
BEHIND TIE, SCENES
IN THE CAMPAIGN

1.-THE workingman and the
farmer, along with the business
man, have come to realize that
only Landon'S election can save
them from a disastrous future"
says 4 Republican.
At any rate, the Democrats,
controlling the govcrnorShip, the
two senatorial seats, the whole
congressional delegation, the mu-
nicipal SetupS in st. Louis, Kan
SaS City, and other cities, along
with most other Offices, have
much superior organization for
campaign and electoral purposes.
BUSINESS is good and through
- out the state are many who
have been Swcetcned by federal
spending.
Jesse w. Barrett, Republican
candidate. for governor, seems to
have 4 much better chance Of de-
fcating Mai. Lloyd Stark. Demo-
cratic and PCndCrCast candidate.
than Landon has TO beat RooScI
welt.
Stark cXtolS The New DcalH
Barrett says nothing about ma
tional issues and makes his slo-
gan, in effect, "ClCan up Kansas
c ty." Statewide resentment
against machine domination may
elect him.
st. Louis expects to have tho
most honest election any large
American city ever had. a bitter
primary fight between Democratic
factions led by Mayor Bernard
DiCkcrman and cX-CongrCssman
William l.. lgoc developed a
scandal in the Mound City which
revealed a ghost vote" Of some
thing like $4,000.
The ST. Louis Star-Times and
the st. Louis PoSt-DiSpatCh began
to investigate before the primaries
and continued TO apply terrific
heat. A grand jury has indicted
2i persons for election frauds and
probably will have 200 persons,
mostly DCmoCratS--umdCr indiCt-
mcnt before long. Election Judges
and clerks arc scared Stin.
AE"nrriHhi. 1876. Af.A Service. Incl
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-10-21

man dlu as ne Sdlu anu NNHI H'H
way.
"Okav. now" we thought. But
we had counted without consult
ing the rats. The next morning
the hole was open again and the
indications were that business was
proceeding as usual at the same
old stand. So had our cook pour
some I've crystals into the hole,
AS soon as they touched the
ground they melted and stood out
ike ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
but bad for barefooted rats. SO,
evidently, thought the rats, for
they Immediately dug another hole
alongside the first. Iye was pour
ed into the second hole. Where
upon a third hole was promptly
dug. Into the third hole went
more I've. That was adding insult
to injury. Like the chap who said
he wouldn't work for a man who
had told him to take his hat and