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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
Iridescent Films
May Soon Displace
Oil Prospector

Vancouver, B. C.-The pros
pector struggling scores and
even hundreds of miles to the
nearest assay laboratory with
a heavy backload of ore for
testing may shortly be a ro-
mantle hero of the past.
His future brother-in-arms will
need little more than a fstful of the
same ore to determine whether it is
worth his while to go back with min
ing equipment.
Thin films of iridescent color, like
the ones seen on oily streets after
a rain, used by the expert in analyz-
ing ores may spell the difference
between the two.
This was the tenor of a report
here by Prof. A. M. Gaudin of the
Montana School of Mines at a joint
meeting of the Canadian Institute
of Mining and Metallurgy and the
American Institute of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineers.
mlllSl DID VI Jill lSIlL CllGIIllCdi
composition but which look alike
and are difficult to tell apart ex-
cept by means of costly tests of
large amounts can be analysed un-
der the microscope by means of col
ored films, Prof. Gaudin reported.
Importance is attached to this dis
covery because of the fact that SIM
disappearing ores may be widely
apart in value
Differences in the color of the iri-
descent films are caused by differ
ences in the thickness of the film.
Minerals which otherwise have
similar properties pick up differing
amounts of film when placed in the
same solution. The different colors,
and therefore the different min
erals, can be told at glance.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
Keeping Up
WNjl6Seienfe
&Se1"@S2e r4e
Suffering Found
Related to Twins
in Chicago Studies
Both May Be Connected
With Left-Handedness

Rockford, Ill. = Twins and
suffering may be closely re-
lated in their occurrence, Prof.
Mildred F. Berry of Rockford
college reports in the magazine
Human Biology"
Recently completed studies of a
group of nearly 1000 Chicago chill
dren, half of whom suffered and
the other half of whom did not,
reveal that twins are found twice as
frequently in suffering families,
Miss Berry declares.
In addition, Sin suffering families
containing both twins and single
children, suffering is more frequent
among the twins"
Because of the apparent connec-
ton between suffering and twin
ming, which is believed to be heredi-
tary, Miss Berry also believes that
suffering is passed from one gen.
Grafton in family to the next. The
belief that the affection is largely
psychological now finds itself, she
states, ION shifting sands"
Five hundred non-stuttering chill
dren and 462 children who suffered
were studied in four Chicago hos
pitfalls to determine the possible con-
nection between suffering and twin
ming.
Left-Handedness Comes In.
Thirty-two sets of twins were
found in the immediate families of
the Sufferers as against only IS sets
of twins in the non-stutterers' fami-
lies, she reports. Of the 30 fami-
lies of Sufferers containing both
twins and single children, % of IS
twins suffered, while only Is of SO
single children were afflicted, indi-
eating further connection between
suffering and twinning.
The high frequency of the speech
defect among twins was connected
by Miss Berry with the previously
reported fact that both suffering
and twinning have been connected
with left-handedness. Suffering is
four times more frequent among
left-handers than it is among people
who use their right hands. Left
handedness is also found to occur
six times more often among twins
than among the remainder of the
population.
The delay in learning to speak
found among twin babies will also
be recalled by Miss Berry, who be-
ieves that it may have something
to do with the suffering among
twins.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
Wise and Otherwise

They call it hOTse-senSe because
it's knowing ,ohen to say may"
UP to thirty girl Udnts a man
,oith future. Over forty, she uants
a future With a man.
Hare you heard about the gold
prospector ,oho couldn't sleep nights?
1t seems he had lode on his mine.
Holiday cruelty: Man takes his
wife into care ,Uith an echo so thai
she can't hare the last ioord.
A physical culture expert recon-
nlends urestling as an aid to health.
n grapple day means no doctor
to pay?
Caufionary tale: There ,oas girl
,oho finished up as an old maid be-
cause she Wouldn't stop talking long
enough to let anyone propose to her.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
Marked Beginning of Canoeing

When John Ledyard hewed his
own canoe and sailed from Hanover,
N. H., down the Connecticut river,
and thente on his round-the-world
cruise, ne marked the beginning of
canoeing as leading recreational
sport at Dartmouth college as far
back as l773
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
First Stem

"Today's my wife's birthday"
said the manager to his assistant.
81 want her to be very happy
when I go home this evening. Can
you suggest anything?"
eyes, sir; I'd suggest you re-
move that lipstick from your
ear"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
Somebody Else

First Typist-I'm going out to
night with an Irishman.
Second Typist-Oh. really?
First Typist-No. O'Brien.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28

First Clubman-I wish l was
dead.
Second Clubman-Can't you
marry her-or did you?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
On the Way

Mother-I can't help thinking
that Mabel would be happier if
she married a man with less mon
ey than Mr.. Parkinson.
Father-Don't you worry. He'll
soon have less if ! know Mabel.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28

A scientist says that fish shrink
after death. Not when it's an
angler who lands them.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
Power to Discharge the Army

In the year 1885 congress gave the
President power to discharge the
regular army whenever he saw tit
TO do so.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
Schools Out

Professor-Now if / were to be
logged, what would that be?
Class Gin unison)-That would
be corporal punishment
Professor-But if I were to be
beheaded?
Class (still in unison)-That
would be capital.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-10-28
Before or After

When girl wears her heart on
her sleeve, is it a call to arms?
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

ses interesados en- Ell manteni.
miento de la paz. La poblaci6n
del Soviet, de 100000 ha
bitantes, demanda del gobier-
no que los bandidos fascistas
sean llamados al orden. La L.
MON Soviet no continuara su-
friendo por mas tempo la pro-
vocation de los fascistas tia
lianes.
Contiene ell editorial refe :
rencias a la derrota de Qua
dalajara, donde los italianos
huyeron, y a los planes que
Mussolini diera a conocer en-
su discourse de Palermo.
Pravda elogia la nota de
protesta remitida a Roma y re
cuerda las primeras demands
de Russia, que eran de p~rotec-
ci6n a la marina mercante en-
aguas de Espana.
La nota del Soviet no solo
pide compensation, sino que
ell gobierno de los pasos ade-
caados para la protection de
slls barcos.
Todos los observadores con-
vienen en- que la agitaci6n en-
Russia no es falsa, sino una. sin
cera expression del sentimien-
to del pueblo, va conmociona-
do desde que los facciosos hun
dieron ell Comsomol.
Parte de la tripulaci6n del
"Comsomol," seg1n ell Pravda
Sc pudre injustamente en- la
pr;siones de Franco.
Las potencias agresora
Green que la conspiraci6n ger
mano-trotzkista debilit6 a Ri
STA, pero la realidad es otra.
La cosecha de este ano hat
sido la mas RIGA de la historic
del pals Y fluctua entire diez y
ounce mfllones de toneladas
de trigo, en- reserva, sobre la
subscription de % por cientU
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
LOS JAPONESES ATACAE
PROTEGIDOS POR UNA
CORTINA DE FUEGO
Ell mando chino anuncia una
victoria en- Lotien

Shanghai sep. TEL ejercito
iapones realiza hoy I'm supreme
esfuerzo para abatir la resis-
tencia china en- ell noroeste de
esta ciudad. La artilleria mill
tar y naval truena en- varios lu'
cares Y con mayor fuerza en-
Chapel, Yangtzepoo Y Kiang-
wan.
Una cortina de fuego protege
ell avance de las tropas niponas.
Tres bombas japonesas derriba-
ron ell edificio de la Prensa Co
mercial, construido en- 1888.
Ell gobierno de los E. u. ha
resuelto que ell transporte Cha
mumont de la marina america
ma, saque de Shanghai a las ia
milias de los ciudadanos ameri-
canos.
La Camars Americana de
Concrete, de asta ciudad, ha
protestado de la actitud del Sc
.cretario de estado .diciendo que
los americanos que Sc queden
en- Shanghai 10 haran por su
cuenta y riesgo.
Los hombres de negocios a.
mericanos y los misioneros ex-
presaron su descontento por la
actitud del secretario america
no y mandaron al presidente
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
LOS TEATROS DE YBOR CT
TY Y WEST TAMPA

Abrieron ell domingo sus puer
tas les teatros de Ybor City y
West Tampa.
En- ell arreglo definitivo no
intervinieron para NADIA los se-
nores Frank Cassaro y Victo-
riano Manteiga, que Sc retira-
ron de las negociaciones, lue-
60 de haber intervenido en- la
preparation del c~ontrato, por
que la Compania Sc negaba a
firmar.
Herminio Canal, un emples
do de ia Prensa," Sc metio
sntonces en- ell asunto, seg1n Sc
nos informa, v aconsejo a los
empleados que entraran sin
firmar. La esposa de Canal es
una de las taauilleras,
Sin firma alguna, pero bajo
promesa verbal de Mr.. Greek
de que respetaria Ell arreglo,
los huelguistas volvieron al ira
bajo.
Presenciaron ell convenio yer
bal, EN- calidad de testigos, sin
firma alguna, los Sres. Char
les Spicola, Nick Nuccio, Juan
Pacheco, F. Souto y r. Vega.
Frank Cassaro y ell Sr. Man
teiga pc retiraron por enten :
der que la Compania NO podia
negsr a gus ampleados 81 dere
cho de contrato collective,
Los empleados entraron des
puss sin firmar, bajo palabra,
y esos senores nos piden haga-
mos constar que NADIA tuvieron
que yer con ell arreglo defini-
two.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
LA Fl

Pasadas las diez de la mana
ma de hoy, en- la estaci6n de la
Union, Don Marcelino Domin-
go y su esposa embarcaron ha-
cia Miami, de donde hoy mismo
continuaran viaje a la Habana.
Hasta Lake Wales iran en- ell
omnibus y ALI tomaran ell tren
que les llevara a la preciosa
ciudad de la costa este.
Ell tren arribara a Miami a
las cinco de la tarde y ell vapor
saldra a las Z.
En- horas de la manana del
microbes llegara a la capital
Guiana.
Despidieron al Sr. Domingo
en- la estaci6n ell Comit6 Popular
Democratico Y representations
de las sociedades Centre Astu-
riano, Centre Espanol y Caba-
lleros Leales de America.
Emocionante fue ell momento
de la despedida, cortsdo por el
rapido ~arrancar del omnibus,
que desaparecio en- pocos segun-
dos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

del impuesto de defensa ex-
pedido, hace dos meses. y que
era de 1000, 900, 900 de ru :
bios.
Los cares de carga que cir
culan montan a mas de 100
mil y la production de carbon,
hero y aceite apesar del an
terror SABOTAGE, ascienden a :
proximadamente a 80 por Glen
to del programa.
Podra argiiirse en- ell extran
jero-e acknowledgements en-
Italia, Jap6n y Alemania-que
la p~resente agitaci6n rusa es
para distraer la agitaci6n ha :
ella ell exterior. Esa es una pc
ligrosa teoria y mas Sc aprecia
este cuando Sc leen los peri6-
dicos del Soviet.
En- favor de la paz Russia ha
llegado hasta ell extreme de to
lerar injurias, pero no hay pa
ciencia que no tenga lfmites y
la paciencia rusa parece a pun
to de desaparecer.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
LOS RUSOS
CONDENAN Los ACTOS DE
BANDIDAJE DE LOS FAS-
CISTAS ITALIANOS
Pide ell Soviet una indemniza-
cion y cue sus barcos sean
protegidos

Moscou, Sept. Bel hundi-
miento de dos vapores mercan
ties del Soviet, crimenes come
tidos por submarines piratas,
ha producido honda indigna-
ci6n en- toda la Rep1blica. Los
peri6dicos publican editoriales
con estos epfgrafes: Los pira
tas deben ser llamados al OF
den; actos de candidate de los
~fascistas.
"Pravda" culpa directamen
tie a los italianos y dice: el
nuevo crimen de la Italia fas-
cista no solo es una provoca-
ci6n contra la Repdblica So
Wet sine contra todos los pal
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
FRANClA z lNCLATERRA
EVITARAN CON SUS ES
D LOS ACTOS DE
PIRATERIA
Russia pide una ydemnizacion
a Roma per hundimiento
de sus vapores
Los facciosos dicen haber He
gado a 20 miilas de Gijon

Madrid, Sept. Los go :
biernos de Francia e lnglate-
ira anunciaron hoy que sus es
cuadras Sc bastan para doml-
mar la pirateria en ell Medite-
franco y que ell viernes Sc ce-
lebrara la conferencia anun :
ciada, aunque Italia no asista
a ella.
Ell acuerdo Sc tomo con fir
meza luego de que el gobierno
de Russia habia mandado una
nota a Italia, protestando del
hundimiento de varios de sus
vapores mercantes y atribuyen
do los actos de p~irateria a los
submarines del gobierno del
Duce. sG
Italia, como es costumbre
del fascismo desvergonzado,
contest6 a Russia en- tono agre-
sivo, mientras los periodicos
de Roma Y Berlin achacan al
gobierno zeal de Valencia, con
cinismo Incompatible, ell alta
que contra ell destructor bri
tanico Havoc.
Ell rozamiento ruso-fascista,
segun una nota entregada en-
Londres y Paris, no modiflca
ell acuerdo de los gobiernos de
Paris Y Londres.
En- los cfrculos diplomaticos
Sc cree que Italia asistira a -
conferencia en- que Sc tratara
de la pirateria, vista la actitud
de Russia. Ell gobierno russo pi-
de a Italia una indemnizacion
por ell hundimiento de varios
de sus vapores mercantes.
81 Italia no concurre a la
conferencia, los gobiernos de
Paris Y Londres pondran fin a
la ~piraterfa, por medic de la
fuerza, en- TODD ell Mediterra-
neo.
La acci6n de Moscou Sc con
sidera legitima, teniendo en-
cuenta que dos de sus vapores
mercantes fueron hundidos en-
pocos dias, sin previo aviso.
Conferenci6 hoy con ell pri-
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

Roosevelt una vigorosa pro-
tag
tremo OrfeOte, dieen, es q
sultado de musffos amos de
Y no podemos entender la ]
tud da gobierno. Desear4
rlantener en- China 10 que he1
mos ganado a fuerza de gran
des trabajos. =
En- los cfrculos diplomaticosS
Sc dice que ell g6bierno ingles
insistira en- obtener del
Jap6n una completa satisfac-|
ci6n, con motive del ataque he
cho a su embajador. La nota ia
ponesa, "%interna', tratando de
aehacar a China la responsible
lidad por Ell incidente, ha pro-
ducido en- Londres una pesima
impression.
Ell mando chino dice haber
desplazado a los japoneses de
las dos terceras parties del ;rea
dc. Lotien, a II millas de csta
ciudad.
Chinos traidores, al servicio
de Toxic, Sc reunieron en- Kali
gan y Sc declararon indepen-
dientes. Ell nuevo gobierno va
tom6 possession y lleva Ell nombre
dfctado por los militares nipo-
aes, Gobierno Aut6nomo del
Sur de Chahar. Este movimien-
to, segdn ell peri6dico japon6s
Nichi7Nichi, signifca "Mongo-
la para los mongoles y 10 dirige
ei principe nc TEX, cuyo verda-
dero nembre 10 es Tomu Chuk
torof. Tiene Ell principe So amos
de edad y mantiene estrechas
relaciones con ell ejercito japo-
mes, al cual Strive.
Comunican de Toxic que los
japoneses tienen Ell prop6sito
de restaurar en- China la dinas-
tia Manchu y que probablemen-
tie pondran en- ell trono al en-
perador Kangte, del Manchu-
kuo, uno de sus mas sumisos
monigotes.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
LAS ELECCIONES MUNICH
L DE HOY
AnimGci6m a FGVOr de la FOrma
Representative

Estan verificandose hoy las
elecciones municipales en- los
barrios latinos v en- toda la mu-
nicipalidad.
En- horas de la mafana, a.
gunos e~lectores, en- los barrios
.latinos, aconsejados por amigos
de los candidates, Sc olvidaron
de votar los Is nombres de la
candidatura de la forma repre-
sentative de gobierno.
AL mediodia va Sc votaba con
mayor discipline y animation
v Sc acumulaban votos en- favor
de la presente administrator
municipal y en- contra de los in
dividuos de la Comision.
Las maquinas de votar fun
cionan en- muchoS de los cole
gios y las tarjetas de la Forma
Representative dc Gobierno Sc
ven en- muchas manos.
En- algunos prescintos Sc te-
me que los individuos de las
mesas traten de demorar la e
lecci6n en- horas de la tarde.
Todo indica, a juzgar por la
animation, que triunfarAn los
candidates de la Forma Repre-
sentative de gobierno, que son :
F. T. Blount, Eva Allen Capers,
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

mer ntnistro Chamberlain, e
fnisEo de estado ingles, Sif
Antono yEden que asistira a la
reh;6n de- Suiza. q
f, dltimo acto de Rstilldad'
del fascismo espanol EHcia La
glaterra 10 ha sido la captura
del vapor ingles Burlington,
que Sc dirigia hacia Espana,
cargado de petroleo.
Contra todas las leyes del
mar, los piratas insurgentes a.
presuraron ell vapor frente Il
Palermo, Stella, Y lie llevaron
a Palma de Mallorca.
Dicese que 81 Italia no asls-
lie a la conferencia del viernes
Alemania tampoco concurrira.
Russia esperafque Francia e
Inglaterra asuman una actltud
definitiva en- cuanto a los alta
ques de los ~piratas.
Los facciosos derrotados en-
Ell frente de Belchite CONT
ndan retirandose.
En- ell frente de Gij6n las mi
licias Sc han retirado a Barro,
lugar a 20 millas del importan
tie puerto asturiano.
Los f~acciosos dijeron aver
haber pasado de Lanes, en- ell
frente de Asturias.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07
LOS GRANDEs ACTOS DEL
SABADO. DOMINGO Y E5-
MES EN- HONOR DE DON
MARCHING DOMINGO
la HkcETE
(Vie9te de ID Ia. pGg9

lie saludo de nuevo ell presi-
dente del Centre Asturiano Gel
Sr. Domingo lie contest6, EXPIRE
sando ST admiration por la es-
plendida casa de salud Y la o.
bra de los asturianos.
Jose MARTINEZ agradeci6 la
gentileza del Centre y la reu-
MON Sc do por terminada.
Antes de regresar al hotel,
Don Marcelino Y su esposa hi
cieron una vista al domicilio
del consul de Espana, Sr. Jime-
nez, v al Centre Obrero.
La gaceta., 1937-09-07

Ray B. Cralle, Thomas A. Dyer,
D. j. Ferlita, E. H. Folk, Il. H.
Clifford, Sra. Lucy C. Gordon,
Phil Grubstein, H. L. Hitchcock
Victoriano Manteiga, Jose Mi
yares, ]. NJ. Rey, w, S. Sheph-
ard w. A. Sullivan.
The daily independent., 1937-07-07
Japanese Beetles In
Greater Numbers
NOW Being Found

Raleigh, July 6.-U.H-Japan-
eSe beetleS-enemy of orchards,
vineyards and 20 kinds of shrubs
are now more prevalent in North
Carolina than at any time in the
states history, c. H. Brannon,
entomology division head, an
nounced today.
Upwards of 1000 beetles have
been trapped so far this year.
This is 500 more than were
caught in the peak year of 1885.
Brannon said.
"Vincinities of Greensboro
WinSton-Salem and Salisbury
must remain under quarantine,
while it may become necessary to
extend the ban throughout the
state. Brannon explained.
Beetle captures have been re-
ported from Asheville to Whining
ton in large numbers.
Approximately 10000 traps
have been scattered throughout
the state to trap the pest.
Indications are the beetle is
spreading" Brannon said, and it
is essential quarantine regula-
tions be enforced"
The daily independent., 1937-07-07

(COnClnueQ from rage One)
other Basque towns from As
turia.
Another attack was launched
from ReinoSo to prevent the
Basques and their 10000 Asturian
allies from withdrawing from the
Santander-Burgos front on the
south to defend Santander.
The loyalists meanwhile report
ed a major victory on the central
Madrid front with the capture of
Brunette, 18 miles west of Ma
drid.
From Brunette, a strategic spot
along the highway to st. Martin
de Valdeiglesias, the loyalists will
be in position to press in behind
insurgent troops occupying the
Case de Campo on the western
outskirts of Madrid and relieve
pressure on the capital from that
sector by an encircling movement.
The Madrid general staff said
the Brunette offensive was lin ac-
cordance with plans for a general
offensive" and that loyalist planes
"strafed" the enemy's rear guard
with heavy casualties.
A gasoline warehouse at the
rebel base of Navalcarnero, nine
miles south of Brunette, was re-
ported blown up by the planes.
A nationalist major and two
lieutenants were among many
prisoners" reported captured by
the loyalists in their drive on Bru-
nette.
Other loyalist airplanes mean
while bombed insurgent batteries
along the southern Mediterranean
coast from Algeciras to Punta
Carnero.
The nationalist capture of the
Sierra Castro Heights outside
Santander, dividing Santander
from Biscay province, smashed
one of the Basque city's best nat
ural defenses.
The daily independent., 1937-07-07
Fighting Continues
Along the Siberia
ManchukuO Border
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
the Japanese-c controlled north
Manchuria railway. This line,
then known as the Chinese east
ern railway, was formerly owned
by Soviet Russia.
In the first battle, the Japan
ese Kwantung army announced, a
patrol of five Soviet soldiers
crossed the border and attacked
a Japanese guard station near
Mishan." The Russians were re-
pulsed. One Japanese soldier was
wounded.
Two hours later, in the same
region, a much larger Soviet pat
rol invaded Manchukuo and there
was brisk fighting. The Russians
were repulsed leaving two dead on
the field.
The Japanese forces then con-
centrated at a major patrol post
where at sunset they again were
attacked by a detachment of $50
Soviet troops. There was heavy
fighting and the Russians brought
up artillery. They were repulsed,
however, with heavy casualties" "
The daily independent., 1937-07-07

were expected to resume normal
three-shift operating schedules by
tomorrow morning. Shift changes
continued without disturbances.
Warren, o. A dozen automo-
bileS carrying non-StrikerS were
stoned today by strikers from Re-
public plants in Warren and near
by Niles. No one was injured.
Johnstown, Pa. Workers return
ed to Bethlehem Steel Corpora
tion'S huge Cambria plant after a
holiday shut down.
indianapolis. A rour-lour con-
ference between lndiana'S Gov.
M. Clifford Townsend and four
officials of the Youngstown Sheet
& Tube company over the strike
in the company'S east Chicago
plants broke up with sheet and
tube officials reiterating their
stand against signed union con-
tracts. 1t was not indicated on the
face of the conference breakup
whether sheet and tube would at
tempt to a reopening at east Chi
cago Immediately.
The daily independent., 1937-07-07
County Boards OF
Welfare at Work
Continued from Page One>

Carolina, county SuperintendentS
of public welfare have been Of
will be selected by the county
boards of welfare and the county
commissioners, meeting in joint
session.
The terms of the county boards
of welfare, consisting of three
members, are rotating. One mem
ber will serve until May, 1888; an
other until May. 1889, and the
third until May, 1910.
In each instance, the first men,
ber was selected by the State
Board of Charities and Public
Welfare, the second was named by
the County Commissioners, and
the third was appointed by the
first two.
The names of the Board men,
bers for the 10 counties follow:
Camden-Mrs. Clarence Meiggs,
Camden; Mrs. o. D. Reynolds, In
diantoWn, and Mr.. w. T. Stafford,
South Mills.
ChoWan-Messrs. w. D. Pruden,
w. J. Bergman and w. w. By
rum, all of Edenton.
Currituck-MrS. Dudley Bagley
of Moyock, Mr.. E. N. Balance of
Currituck, and Mr.. Daniels S.
Wright of harrisburg.
Dare-Dr. w. w. Armstrong of
Manteo, Mr.. A. w. DrinkWater of
Manteo, and Mrs. Marvin P. Dan
ielS of WancheSe.
Gates-Messrs. w. T. Cross of
Gatesville, F. H. Rountree of Sun
bury and E. S. A. Eleanor of
Gates.
Hyde-Mrs. A. G.. Harris of
Fairfield, DR.. w. l.. SWindell of
Swan Quarter and Mrs. I. B. Wat
son of Lake Landing.
Pasquotank-Messrs. John H.
Hall, Raymond B. Sheely and Gra-
ham w. Bell, all of Elizabeth City.
Perquimans- V. N. Darden
and Messrs. w. F. C. Edwards and
Chas. E. Johnson, all of Hertford.
Tyrrell-MrS. w. S. Caravan of
Columbia, and MeSsrs. j. j. Arm
strong and Davis Coffield, of Col
umbia, Route Three.
Washington Mr.. Walter H.
Paramore of Plymouth, Mrs. Clyde
Smithson of CresWell and Mrs. Ed
ison Davenport of Mackeys.