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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-09-17
1866

Coots voted bestiked by the little stor of Hollywood
and most likely to succeed" by mothers everywhere! Two
toned eeces checked feeces fecked weeds and alpaca
shoulder styles All beautifully lined and wormy inter
lined Novy, brown, wine, green, ton and oatmeal Sizes
II to l6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-09-17
) .9.55

Deonno Durbns fovorite styles! And they'll make your
little girl look odorobIe too! Cepes, chenille dots and
tofetos in shrwoist, swing skirt and eored skirt styles
You'll find tricky contrasting ppnes, TERED jobos corded
trims and gold trimmed ornaments All Of the fovorite
foil coors-rust, royal, novy spice brown cocktail blue,
toisn1on green and Persion rose. Sizes IL to g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-09-17

Pick yourself q pair Of fine wool Stacks to con-
frost with your coot. Choose from q wide
vorlety of the smortest patterns and fabrics.
Sizes II to 20.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
TRINCHERAS JUNTO
A MADRTD
La biblioteca y 81 museo
a pocOs metros del enemigo
Labor de cultura en- las
primeras lineas

Llevamos va unos kil6me-
tros de recorrido por un CANT
no estrecho, flanqueado de ar
lboles esbeltos con viruela de
metralla en- los troncos recios
" munones de poda violenta
de acero en- las ramas, cuando
tropeZamos con ell comandan-
tie Bazan, jefe de aquel subsec
tor. Esta rodeado de soldados,
que lie escuchan con una aten-
ci6n que apenas pone parpa-
deos en- los ojos hechos al O :
tear por las troneras de los pa
rapetos. FL comandante les es-
ia hablando de temas cultura-
les, de problemas de hygiene y
de sandal, que en- esta zona
del frente son tan necesaries
como la divulgaci6n de temas
estrategicos. En- realidad, no
hace falta machacar mucho so
bre esta Ultima question. Aquf
estan los soldados para demos
trallo, curtidos por los soles de
dos verano3 dc guerra y los al
fileres lie hero de un inv ar,
no lntermedio. Y por ell alta
const :"'.e lie Una acometivi-
dad que va Sc esta tradueien-
do en- Wet ,rias preparedness
de la definitiva.
En- la tarda clara, con calnia
de fuego solar sobre la inmo-
vilidad de los a1boles sin br
sa, II comandante va abrlen-
do la puerta cerebral de sus
muchachos a nuevos horizon
tes de cultura. No es solo eI
afan mecanico de dominar ell
esqueleto del fusil o de la anne
tralladora Ell que domino a to-
dos en- estas primeras lineas,
a pocos pasos del enemigo.
Con 81, complementandole,
hay otro afan derivado de la
letra impresa, en- galeradas
fuertes Y energicas, que a la
bora de sedimentarse en- los ce
rebros de los lectors o de los
que forman ell auditorio de es
tas conferencias divulgadoras
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
INA NINA LEAF EXPLOTo,
DEL EDIFICIO DE
LA ESQUELA DE AGRO-
NOMIA
Los fGcciosos saf,feron
muchds bGjGs

Madrid, sept. 21.- Una nina
preparada por los zapadores
leales explot6 debajo de la es-
cuela de Agronomia de la Gu
dad Universitaris, causando
muchas bajas a los facciosos.
Las ametralladoras y los NOR
teros leales completaron Ell EXT
to de Ia operation.
La cuna de los rebeldes en- la
Ciudad Universitaria esta a
punto de ser destruida por COM
pleto.
Deshizo la nina varios nidos
de ametralladoras de los faccio-
SOS que protegian sas comunica-
clones.
Las baterias leales atacaron
las rebeldes, silenciandolas.
Aumenta por momentos la
~resistencia contra ell avance fac
cioso en- ell frente de Asturias.
Las operaciones militares
quedaron interrumpidas layer
a causa de la lluvia Y la niebla.
Todos los diarios de Madrid
piden que Sc imprima mayor
actividad a las obras del ferro-
carril Madrid Valencia, con Ell
fin de que Sc terminen antes del
invierno.
En- Cerro Gordo los facciosos
sufrieron numerosas bajas.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
R DE 10
Duras condemns contra los
~G0t0moVilistGs borTGchOs

Por haberse apoderado indie
bidamente de un autom6vil de
la agencia U-Drive, Ell juez
Hines impuso aver cinco amos
de prisi6n a dos individuos de
antecedentes penales, Jerry Par
ker, una mujer, v J. d. Cherry.
Ademas de los cinco amos ten
dra Cherry que servir Is meses
mas de careel, por violar la pa
iabra que dera a un tribunal
federal.
La mujer Sc declare culpable,
admitiendo que ella habia rea-
lizado Ell delito, pero ell jurado
apreci6 complicidad en- ell indi-
viduo.
Lloyd Davidson, j6ven que
realiz6 un delito de asalto y ro-
DO con un revolver de juguete,
fue condenado a s amos.
Las otras sentencias impues-
tas son: George Curtis, 80 dfas,
por vender bebidas alcoholics
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
IA REVISTA "sELECTA"

Sc notifica por este medic a
todos los subscriptores de Ia
Revista "SELECTA", asi como
al pGblico en- general, que ha
sido nombrado nuevo agente
para esta ciudad Ell Sr. Rear
do Mascuiana.
Por 10 tanto, Sc suplica q to.
das aquellas personas que es-
taban suscriptas y a aqueIias
que asn no 10 estaban y de-
seen recibirla, Sc sirvan notifi-
carlo al 21O6 de la Gale Is, o
llamando por los telefonos
Yl367 8 Y 4575 y Sc lie servi-
RI q domicilio.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
LA CONVENTION DE La
LEGION AMERICANA EN-
NEW YORK
Desfitaron hoy MOS de 100000
Vetera1os

New York, Sep. 21.-Se efec-
tue hoy la gran parada de la Le-
gi6n Americana y en- ella toma-
ron parte mas de 100000 vete-
ramos de la guerra mundial.
A las 8:55 de la manana la
parada Sc puso en- movimiento al
sonido de los tambores, corne :
tas, bandas de musica Y ruidos
de diferentes classes.
Durante ell recorrido por la
Quinta avenida los exsoldados
fueron ovacionados.
Para mantener ell orden en- ell
trayecto ell comisionado da po-
licfa Valentine utilize 5,971 po-
licias.
Calc1lase que pasaran Is ho-
ras antes de que Sc complete ell
desfile.
Al frente de la parada iban
rs policfas motociclistas, todos
veteranos de la guerra.
Como jefe supreme de la pa
rada iba ell gran mariscal Ray
Murphy, de Iowa, y su estado
mayor.
En- la plataforma de honor Sc
hallaba ell comandante nacional
Colmery, ell mayor general re-
tirado James Hartford, Ell ma :
yor general Nolan, Ell mayor ge-
neral Mccoy y otros jefes.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
A las Mujeres:

81 sufre todos los meses NJ
dele de tomar nota del Cardui
v enterese por ST misma 81 la
beneficiara.
Los dolores de las funciones
de la menstruaci6n, han sido
en- muchos, muchos casos, ate
nuados por Cardui. Y donde la
desnutrici6n (nutrici6n def
~ciente) Sc ha llevado la forta-
leza de la mujer, Cardui ha
demostrado que aumenta ell a.
petite, mejora la DIGESTION v de
esa manera ayuda a tonificar
la resistencia natural a ciertos
s~ufrimientos innecesarics.
(Cuando Cardui no produce
beneficios, consulte al medico)
Pida Cardui q SUI droguista
Use pronuncia "Card-u-i').
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
A menos de cuarenta metros
Ell enemigo

Frente a los arboles que ro-
dean. ell lugar que ahora ocu-
pan los soldados, atentos a la
palabra de su jefe, hay un la
go amplio, de claras resonan-
cias matritenses en- jdbilo do
minical, convertible en- sepul-
tura acuatica de moros, legio-
~narios y fascistas extranjeros.
Cuando termina la charla,
ell comandante nos acompana
hasta las 1ltimas avanzadas.
Por ell canine tenemos que ir
protegiendonos con los troncos
de los arholes, para no ORE
cerle al enemigo un blanco de-
masiado claro para sus maqui-
mas enfiladas en- la quietud SC.
lapada de los nidos camoufla.
dos. De pronto, nos dice:
-Estamos a menos de cua-
renta metros del enemigo.
No sc lie We. Pero Sc lie adj
vina a traves de la frontera
verde de troncos y ramas, aga
zapado en- ell aguardo de la ca
"a sin riesgo. A veces, hace &C
to de presencia por sorpresa,
bordando ell tapiz obscure del
pequeno bosque con agujas
violentas de ametralladoras.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

sin los sellos correspondence
J. @. Toler, por matar con su
autom6vil a Carl Smith, I'm O.
brero, Is amos de presidio. Toll
err hugo del lugar del accidente,
dejando a su victima sin asisten
cia,
Pena de cinco amos Sc Impulse
al negro Bies Hicks, de Plant
City, que estando borracho ma
to con su coche a una mujer de
su raza.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
BELCHITE Els UNO DE-.
(Viene de lu Ia, pGq.)

Las lecciones aprendidas en-
Quinto mantuvieron Ell vigor de
las tropas del gobierno en- Bel
chite. No Sc hizo esfuerzo para
atacar la ciudad. Primero habla
que capturar sus defensas ex-
teriores Y eran poderosas. Fran
en- efecto, inexpugnables contra
los ataques de frente. Pero los
leales, rodeando a Belchite, sc
hallaban en- posici6n de tomar-
10 por la retaguardia Y la opera
ci6n Sc complete la noche de a.
gosto 81 a septiembre 10.
Belchite habia sido tan bien
sistematizada por los insurgen-
ties, que cada casa tenfa su sa-
Ida de escape hacia otras casas,
con so nidos de ametralladoras
en- toda la poblaci6n. Despues de
haber los leales tornado pose
sion de la ciudad, ell 4 de sep
tiembre, pasaron cinco dfas an
ties de que fuera limpiada por
complete.
Con la toma de Belchite y las
fortificaciones de sus nuevas
lfneas, finaliz6 ell ataque del go
bierno hacia Zaragoza. En- 81
extreme flanco derecho efec-
tuaba todavia una i~mportante
operation la columna del gene
raj Kleber. Por una raz6n des-
conocida detuvo la Marcia an
ties de llegar a Villamayor de
Gallego y no pudo tomar ase
pueblo v unirse a la columna
catalina en- Zuera.
La columna catalina 10 hi
20 mejor. Atac6 las alturas de
Zuera en- una violenta maniobra
que lie cost6 300 hombres.
Pero ell sacrificio result6 in1-
til. Ahora los leales tienen en- su
poder la mas fuerte posici6n en-
ese flanco. Mas de so millas cua
dradas de territorio tom6 la CO.
lumna catalina.
Con esta ofensiva ell general
Sebastian Pozas adquiere su lu-
gar, con ell general Miaja, entire
los mas valiosos comandantes
del ejercito leal. Todos convis-
men en- que realize una admira-
BILE labor de organization dam
do al ejercito del Este su pre-
sente forma y discipline.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
JOSE M SANFELIZ

Este querido amigo, que no
envejece, cumple hoy 81 amos
de edad.
Hombre bondadoso a carta
cabai, Sanfeliz es Ell Inico SUI
perviviente, en- Tampa, de los
patriotas que formaron el
Cuerpo de Consejo del Partido
Revolucionario Cubano.
Otros, con menos meritos
que 81, disfrutan de pensiones
dadas por ell gobierno de Gu
ha.
AL dar Ia noticia de su. cum.
pIeahos, NOS place felicitar al
sincere amigo y patricia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21
MURIO UNI A AC.
TOR

Washington, Sep. 21.-A la
edad de 45 amos falleci6 hoy en-
ell hotel donde residia, ell primer
actor Osgood Perkins, una de
las mas notables figuras del tea
tro americana. Anoche ell actor
fue muy aplaudido con motive
del estreno de la comedia "Su-
sana y Dios."
Una enfermedad del coraz6n
lie produjo la muerte.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

LECCIONES de guitat1a Ha-
waiiana, dadas con el mejor nae
TODD que existe. Resuitados in
mediatos. Conservatorio de Mi
sica Honolulu. habitaciSn 22O,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. Te-
lefono M 8797.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

Sc VENDE, un bungalow, en-
esplendidas condolences, en- la
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
a su duefo, 2015 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-09-21

habran de traducirse en- un ar
ma nueva contra Ell tsseismo,
enemigo de la libertad y de la
cultura.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
WATER CRISIS IS
!. BELIEVED PASSED
Heavy Rains Send Big Flow
Over Dam To Purify
Supply

The crisis in the Henderson water
supply, in which an offensive odor
and taste has seen the subject of Sc
we're complaining by consumers for
nearly a montH, was believed passed
or at least ra aidly going, today, fol-
lowing a heavy downpour of rain
Friday afternoon. This deluge fur
nished a flushing treatment to thu
lakes, and sen: the waSer gushing
over the spillway at The dam, both
the main reserves and also the smaller
lower basin.
For the past two or three days
there seemed tc be a slow improve
ment in The quality of water served
to consumers. This was 1uc both 60
the :-act that solution recommend
ed by State Board of HSalth officials
was put into he water. and also the
gradual draining OF the lakes under
the pressure of heavy rains during the
week.
If conditions continue favorable
for several more days or n week, city.
officials hope the situation will be
entirely cleared up
Many people have hauled water 20
their homes for drinking purposes,
A..,, tins has taken time and caused
some inconvenience. 1t will be UNI
necessary after the odor and bad
taste disappear.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
Massanutten Military
Academy

N WOODSTOCk, VIRGINIA, -
fl SHENANDOAH VALLEY
College, preparatory : Commercial
Music = Splendid equipment-Junior
r. o. T. c. Unit-Athletics-S acre
recreation program at Camp Lupton
For catalog address DR.: H. j. Bench
off. Head Master, Box 1911.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
LOCAL PEOPLE TO
Pr. A. INSTITUTE
Week of Conferences To Be
Started at Chapel Hill
Next Monday

A number of Henderson ladies are
expected to attend the tenth annual
Parent-Teacher Association Institute
at Chapel Hill next week, it was
stated today by Mrs. L. D. Wall. Mrs.
Wall and Mrs. Harry Keller are work
ing up the local delegation.
The convention begins on Monday
and will last through Saturday. The
Aycock dormitory will be used for
accommodations for those VINO re-
main overnight or for several days.
It is stated that the lodging charge is
SO cents a night, and meals may be
had in the University dining room.
Any Henderson lady planning to at
tend the institute was requested to
lcontadt either Mrs. Wall or Mrs
Keller.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
EFFORT BEGUN TO
COLLECT HUT FUND
individuals Who Made
Pledges Are Asked To
Deliver Cash Now

Efforts looking toward construc-
ton of the proposed recreational hut
st North HENDERSON are being started
in the way of collection of pledges to
the cause that have been made. Va
rious individuals and groups have
made pledges to the fund, and total
of $1,000 is sought for the purpose.
C. F. Tankersley, Jr., is chairman
of the recreational committee of the
local Federation for Child Welfare.
which is sponsoring the movement.
A letter has been written from the
North Henderson sParent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION, and bearing the signatures
of a large number of the parents there
expressing appreciation of the under
taking and setting forth the need for
such a recreational center as is pro-
posed. He and his associates IN
tend to push this hut project through
at once" Tankersley said in his let
ter.
The letter following written by G.
F. Tankersley, Jr., chairman of the
recreation committee of the Fedora
ton for children explains itself:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
Vance County Weekly
Extension News
sponsored Sanders county Aycocl
ssta tfarma agent, and F.
home demon

clared, the farmer should seed liber-
ally. Thin seeding results in course,
stemmy hay.
Second, cut early. Alfalfa should
be harvested when one-tenth to one
fourth in bloom, soybeans when seed
are about one-half developed, lespe-
deza when around so per cent in
bloom, cowpeas when the first pods
begin to yellow, and cereals, such as
wheat, oats and barley, when the seed
are in the milky stage of maturity.
Third rule, Arey declared, is that
growers should cure their hay as rap
idly as possible. However, he eau
toned against overcoming. This caus-
es leaves to fall off and bleaches out
the green color.
Question Box
Q. When should Lespedeza be cut
for hay?
A. Lespedeza should be cut when
the plants attain height of Is inches
or when it is in full bloom, whichever
occurs first. The usual dates for cut
ting is from August 1 to September
for the Korean and from August Is to
October 1 for the other varieties.
When July and August are dry and
September wet the main growth of
Common, Tennessee rs and Kobe will
take place in September and the cut
ting of hay should be delayed. If cut
early, lespede. will make enough sec
ond growth to reseed the land, but it
is seldom possible to remove a hay
crop and a seed crop in the same year.
Ec-;1nn ci3O n 0lo IO
sown in corn and cotton?
A. AS rule, the best time to SOW
Ibis crop is from August Is to Septem-
Der Is in the mountain valleys, from
Sept. Is to 80 in the Piedmont section,
and from Sept. Is to Oct. Is in the
Coastal Plains. Many stands of Grim
son clover are lost by sowing before
the summer heat has moderated and
excessive shading will also kill the
young plants if sown too early in
corn and cotton. Seed in the bulls
should be seeded earlier than the
dates given.
@. When should the laying flock be
culled?
A. Since efficient production comes
through continuous selection some
>-----o ~J NC ACCOC0 ScIOIA Ill
he year, but the most rigid culling
should be made toward the end Of
The laying period. This usually oc-
ours from July to November and the
ilock should be watched carefully dur
ng July and August for early molters
Hens that mott in June, July, or Aug
lst should be taken from the flock
and disposed of as soon as mott APP
pears or production ceases.
a. How long does it take to pro-
perry cure barn of tobacco?
"A. The time required varies from
81 TO 90 hours depending upon the
aplolty of the various curing process
SEES. After hanging the weed main
am temperature about ten degrees
llgner than the outside temperature
intil the leaf is fairly yellow. The
ieat IS then raised A to 5 degrees an
iour until temperature of 12O to 125
iesrees Is reached. This temperature
neid until the tips of the leaves
Are ory and then raise to 40 de-
srees. This will dry out the entire
ieaI. The temperature is again rails
go TO $50 to 100 degrees and held
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
HALE WILL PREACH
AT UNION SERVICES
Sunday Evening Meeting Scheduled
for Presbyterian Church at
Usual Hour

Rev. A. S. Hale, pastor of the First
Baptist church, will preach at the
regular summer Sunday evening union
service of four cooperating churches
Sunday evening at the First Presby-
terian church, it was announced to-
day. This is the sixth in the series con
tinuing for the two months of July
and August. The pastors of the four
cooperating churches are alternating
in doing the preaching for the series.
Attendance so far has been very
good, church people say, at all of the
services. The series will run through
August, ending with the start OF a
revival meeting at the Methodist Pro-
testant church the fifth Sunday even
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
ARCH|TECTURE7AIK
GIVEN TO K|WAN|}
Carter Williams Is Small
Session With Louisbura
At EPSON

A joint meeting of Henderson
Louisburg Kiwanis clubs was ba,, ana
the EPSON high school at Ensn~Du at
the Vance-Franklin county n In On
day evening, with M. c. Miles rrl
dent of the Henderson club nrosi p,eSl'
The Henderson club had Y nprra 'u.ns
it's members present, but the fia, u
for the Louisburg club were NOT 1 S"eS
ed. N"'I'
The program was in charge Of
Tucker, and included a talk nv cO.. H.
Williams on the architect and "
lecture. He related the history 81 s1ul'
profession from ancient times ao 'ue
to the present, and told what 1V ~
qualifications for an architect VT sne
and what his duties are. "'e
j. H. Tucker, Jr., presented :.
small Negro boys in some Son.. WV swu
dance numbers. They competed Co., anu
watermelon as a prize. The inSn. a
were unable to decide by the annIa sSe'
which was the winner, so the n,o'N
was halved and divided between tDaOl
Mrs. Miles was the guest of t hn
husband president at the mpot n'l
and j. H. Tucker, Jr., and Garter urS
liams guests of J. II. Tucker. rwn'
Der of EPSON people were preson,
as was also Samuel M. Watkins. cboiS
man of the Vance Board of Cow,
Commissioners, land Mr.. and Mr.,
Crawford Daniel. WY
The plates were prepared and serr
ed by the EPSON Community Demon
stration Club, in charge of Mrs p ' n.
Gill. = "
The club voted to hold its wooL,,
meeting next Friday evening at MID
dleburg in the Community House in
continuing its visitations to rural coz
tons during the sIlnan,nr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
Saws Short Course Will Bring Results


l.. r. IIarrill, State All Club leader,
is of the opinion that the influence of
the recent Short Course held at State
College for club boys and girls will
reach practically every member of the
All organization.
Results of such a meeting are far
reaching" the club leader said. "Class
work in practical homemaking and
farming as taught at the Short Course
has automatically converted the re-
turning delegates into leaders, In
such way, the Short Course reaches
practically every club member either
directly or indirectly"
Harrill stated that the course,
which cracked all attendance records
this year, was one of the most sue
cessful ever held. Nearly $50 girls
and boys from IS counties were en-
rolled.
New officers of the State organiza-
ton for 1878 are: Elease Johnson,
Cumberland County, president; Mar
vim Warren, Iredell County, vice-pres-
ident; Carlton Mock, Davidson Coun-
ty, secretary; and Marguerite Kicks,
Johnston County, historian.
A banner was given the Cleveland
county council for making the best
county record. Arson and Stanly
were second and third. Bethware
Club in Cleveland County captured a
PLAGUE for making the best club rec
ord of the year. The Elon College
club, Alamance county, and the Stan
ly county corn club took second and
third places.
Tom Cornwell, Cleveland County
won the gold medal offered for the
best individual boys record. Luther
Canup, Rowan County, and Roy Will
liams, Arson county, were second and
third place winners.
Elizabeth Randall, Cleveland county
won the gold medal for the best indi-
vidual record among girls. Helen
Whitlock, sStanly County and Margue-
rite Green, Durham county, were Sec
ond and third
The Durham county dairy demon
stration team, champions of the State
will represent North Carolina at thc
national dairy show, Columbus, Ohio
this fall.
Cure Hay Early To Get Quality
Coarseness, late cutting, and i'm
proper curing cause a large amount OF
low quality hay in North Carolina each
year, according to John A. Arey, ex-
tension dairy specialist at State Col
lege.
This inferior quality hay has low
err protein and vitamin content than
number one hay. The percentage OF
waste when it is fed to farm animals
is also much greater than that for
good quality hay, Arey stated.
Leafiness and bright green color
are requirements for No. hay. Most
of the protein is found in the leaves
and bright green color indicates a
high vitamin content.
Aren pointed out direct relation
shin between the vitamin content O.
milk and the roughage which the COW
consumes Therefore, he said, 1t is i'm
portant that the animal receive hay OF
a high .vitamin content.
! Growers should follow three rules
If they wish to produce good quail
ity hay.
First, the extension dairyman de-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
HEALTH is VYEA'TH WITH
THESE TAR HEEL. COCN TIES

Poleigh. Aug. 1.-THE three North
Carolina counties with the lowest TAX
able wealth ia re taken on full tlr,e
organized pubic health work rs a
part of their service to the people liv-
ing in them. They are Dare, where. n
summer-long rago,":t is in progress,
Tyrrcll, and Clay. The combined as
sessment' in these three counties is
only $6,839,391, and their combined
population in 1880 was only .16,4OO, and
yet they are not passing up the oppor-
tunity to,afford their people the bene-
fits that come from organized health
work. With these counties, then,
health is wealth."
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-08-07
COURSES IN LIFE
SAVING OFFERED

Junior and senior life-saving in.
struction will be offered to the pub
lie beginning Monday and continuing
through the week at Camp Balance
Rock.
Bill Bryan, Camp life guard will
handle the instruction in both schools.
The American Red Cross hax issued
a plea that all registered junior and
seniors should renew theri cards.
Due to complications that have
arisen, transportation will not be off
cred as has been in the past.
Swimming schools will be held from
II until IL o'clock,