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The Washington times., 1937-08-20
SENATORGRAVES.
TAKES OATH IN.
FULL CHAMBER.
Hundreds Are Unable to
Gain Admittance

U.N.S). Mrs. Dixie Bib b
Graves, wife Of Alabama's gov
ernor, became the fourth woman
Senator in history today when Vice
President Garner administered the
oath of office to her before a
tremendous throng in the Senate
chamber.
Hundreds of sightseers crowded
the galleries. Other hundreds were
unable % gain admission to the
chamber.
Senator Graves wore a short
sleeve raspberry print dress, with
a corsage Of white gardenias on
her left shoulder. She was hatless,
her brown hair waved into a cor
onet braid. Her shoes and stock
ingS were brown.
BLACK SWORN
Black took his oath as an aSSo-
ciate justice of the Supreme Court
today before F. C. Pace, disbursing
clerk Of the Senate.
However, that ceremony did not
make Black q full-fledged justice
Of the court. When the court re-
Sumes sessions on October 4, c..
Elmore Cropley, its clerk, will ad-
minister the judicial oath, and un-
til Black takes that he can not
perform any Of the duties of a
justice.
The oath administered by Pace
places Black on the judicial pay
roll and starts his pay at the rate
of $4,000 q year, court attaches
said.
The news that Gov. Bibb Graves
had named his wife to serve in the
Senate while he presideS over Ala
bama from Montgomery, came in
a swirl Of events last night after
Black and Graves had conferred
for three hours.
Graves announced a special elec-
ton would be held next April to
elect a Senator from Alabama, but
neither he nor his wife would re-
veal whether Mrs. Graves would be
| candidate.
Earlier, Black had received his
commission to the court from the
lands Of President Roosevelt at
White House luncheon conference.
The Alabama liberal handed his
'eSignation as a Senator to Gov
2rnor Graves. Black and his fam
ly will leave Washington for a
rief vacation before donning his
Judicial robes.
JOINS MRS. CARAWAY
But 1t was Mrs. Graves, tall,
slender brunette from deep Dixie,
who was in the spotlight as Con.
gress raced toward adjournment.
Her induction into the Senate
increases the feminine bloc" to
two in number, for Mrs. Hattie
w. Caraway has been representing
Arkansas there since 1881. Mrs.
Caraway was appointed to COM
plete the uneXpired term of her
late husband, Senator Thaddeus
Caraway.
Mrs. Caraway was elected to a
full SiX-year term in 1882 and is
now senior Senator from Arkansas.
The widow Of Huey P. Long of
Louisiana was appointed to fill the
vacancy caused bv her husbands
death. She was not a candidate
to succeed herself.
The first woman ever to serve
in the Senate was the late Mrs.
Rebecca E. FELTON, of Georgia, who
served only two days. She took
the seat vacated by death of Sen
tor Tom Watson.
PLANS TO KEEP BUSY
Mrs. Graves is SIS years of age.
She was married to Graves, a
cousin, in 1900. She told reporters
hey had grown up together, add
ng:
His problems always have
been my problems.
A member of several patriotic
and civic organizations, Mrs.
Graves indicated she will major in
social security legislation, aid for
the needy aged and underprivi.
legged youth, though farm and in
dustrial measures also will receive
The Washington times., 1937-08-20

Our Caveman Ancestors. Charles r.
knight, distinguished artist-scientist,
paints o stirring scene showing pre-
historic man defending his wife and
child against wolves. Reproduced in
full color in the American Weekly, the
magazine distributed with next sun
DAYS Washington Herald.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
La junction del dia 10

Patrocinadas por las Seccio-
mes de Recreo Y de Intereses de
Jas Sociedades Centre Asturia-
no, Centre Espanol, Unione TIA
diana, Circulo Cubano y Caballe
ros Leales de America, Sc efec-
tuara una function ell dia 10, en-
ell teatro del Centre Asturiano.
"La Cara" una production
dramatica de gran interes, sera
interpretada por los mejores ar
tistas de Tampa, i%ncluyendo Ma
nuel Aparicio, Carmen Ramirez
Pillar Ramirez, Matilde Rueda y
la intelligence y popularisima 10
Selma Rodriguez.
Aparicio prepare ell reparto y
oportunamente 10 daremos a CO
nocer.
Todos nuestros elementos SO :
ciales cooperaran al exito de es-
ia function de confraternidad.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
EsTTMAsE QUE SERA A,
PROBADA EN- ESTA Sc
MANA LA LEY DE CON-
troll DE LAS COSECHAS

Washington, die. 8.-Los Je-
fes de la mayorfa en- las dos ca
maras expresaron hoy la Green
cia de que la ley para Ell control
de las cosechas sera aprobada
en- esta semana, remitiendose
despues al Presidente, que la
firmara.
Dos victorias obtuvieron los
partidarios del programa del
presidente, la primera cuando
la camara rehus6 eliminair ell
precio de quota para ell algodon,
Y la segunda cuando ell senado
derrot6 una enmienda del repu-
blicano Nc Nary para limitar
ell funcionamiento del progra-
ma a tres amos.
La ley del formal minimo y ell
maxine de horas, seg1n calculo
empezara a discutirse ell pr6xi-
me lunes.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08

10 gesto, cen retirar su recono-
cimiento al gobierno del gene =
raj Chang.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08

Sc otorg6 a Jack Pendola Ell
hacer SO uniformes para la po-
licfa, al precio de $1,425.85.
Sc aplaz6 la question de la IL
cencia de cerveza Y vino a w.
j. McCracken, dueno del esta-
blecimiento de la avenida Mag
nolia conocido por ell Oso Gran
de. Ell comite de policia estima
que debe concederse.
Fueron concedidos permisos
para vender who's y cerveza a
j. Menendez, del 25O2 de la ca
lie Main, West Tampa; Manuel
Fernandez, 1907 de la Gale 16;
Fermfn Rodriguez, 1919 de la
Septima; Manuel Castro, 1902
avenida Doce; Jose Piniella,
1704 de la Gale 16; Jim Pardo,
1916 calle %; w. D. Massari,
125 Hyde Park Place; G. L. Pc
rim, 205 West Plat; Frank Ip-
polite, 1913 Hyde Park Ave: Sc
gundo Gonzalez, 2718 Florida, v
Casimiro Vega, 100 w. Fortu-
ne.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
FUE Ell
M DE
LA CONSTITUTION
DEL SOVIET

Moscou, die. Sci i~nvierno
deja sentir TODD su rigor en- es-
ia capital; pero ell frfo Y la ME-
We no lograron evitar que Sc cie-
lebrara un gran mitin con mo-
two del aniversario de la prime
ra constitution del Soviet.
Sc levant6 un escenario al al
re- libre y uno de los actores
imit6 a Charlie Chaplin. Miles
de personals asistieron a la fies-
ia, en- su mayorfa obreros de
las fabricas.
La fiesta Sc relaciona con los
preparativos que Sc hacen para
las elecciones del dfa IL. Todos
los peri6dicos dedican informa-
clones y editoriales a las cleo
clones, ~aclamandolos como un
triunfo de la democracia y COM
parandolas con las que Sc cele-
bran en- las democracias de otro
orden.
"Pravda" describe la Union
Soviet com oun faro de luz ra-
dante para los trabaiadores del
mundo y dice;
Detras de los .bordes de nues-
ira feliz patria, en- todos los
continentes e islas del mundo,
trabajan pueblos ~oprimidos que
siempre recordaran la fecha
del 5 de diciembre de 1886.
Nuestros hermanos de clase
no Sc han librado todavfa de las
cadenas del eapitalismo; pero
Sc preparan para una lucha de-
cisiva contra los opresores Y ex-
plotadores. Para ellos la Cons
tituci6n s~talinista es un progra
ma de acci6n, TN documento
que les muestraa 10 que Sc ha
hecho en- la Repdblica Soviet v
10 que Sc hace en- otros paises.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
Ids INvASoRES PoN
SEES PIDEN QUE LOS EX-
TRANJEROS Sc RETTREN
DE NANKING
I'm suboficial japonss alardea
de haber matado a 80 chinos y
otro dice que FL ha segado
78 vidas

Shanghai, Die. 8.-Las auto
ridades militares japonesas pi :
dieron hoy a los extranjeros re-
sidentes en- Marking que Sc re-
tiren cuanto antes, por cuanto
su ejercito atacara Y entrara en-
la capital de IN momento a otro
La petici6n Sc ha comunica :
do a los c~6nsules todos, inclu :
yendo al os de Inglaterra y Es-
tados Unidos.
Ell consul americana di6 ell a.
viso a sus nacionales, que en- to-
tai son II.
Tratase de una ciudad fortifi
cada, dice Ell mando japon&s, Y
no podemos dar garantias a los
extranjeros Y tampoco a la po-
blaci6n no combatiente.
I'm ultimatum, pidiendo que
la ciudad Sc rinda, Sc entregara
al general Tang Shen Chi, jefe
de la guarnici6n de Marking.
Los iaponeses trataron de en-.
trar por una de las puertas anu
ralladas y fueron rechazados.
Otra columna nipona no ha
podido salir de Mulink-W an,
contenida ALI por los chinos.
La aviaci6n japonesa mantle
ne su actividad contra los pobla
clones del vale del rio Yantze.
I'm despacho de Toxic dice
que dos oficiales japoneses esta
blecieron una competencia para
yer cual de ellos era ell primero
en- matar Glen chinos con la es-
pada.
La barbara apuesta la hicie :
ron los subtenientes Toshaiku
Mukai y Takeshi Noda, ell pri :
nero de 26 amos y ell segundo de
rs. Dfcese que va Sc acercan a
los Glen, por cuanto matan q to
dos los chinos que encuentran
cerca de ellos. Mukai afirma que
tiene SO y Noda rs.
Ell mando japon4s asegura
que tiene la seguridad de captu
rar a Marking en- pocos dfas.
Marking esta rodeada, di :
cen los japoneses, y su .caida es
question de pocas horas.
Las tropas chinas mantienen
su discipline en- ell sector de la
capital, no obstante las noticias
en- %contrario dadas por los jape
neses.
FL Jap6n amenaza, en- ridfcu-
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
Ell TEMPO

Hoy Sc empezara a investi-
gar Y calcular el dano que las
heladas han producido a la Coz
secha de naranja y las siem-
bras.
FL term6metro empezara a
subir hoy, pero habra frfo. Has
ia ell viernes no retornara la
temperature normal en- esta CO.
marca.
Hay posibilidad de que llue-
va esta noche. La helada de a.
noche hizo pocos dafos.
La temperature maxima aver
fre de 40 grades Y la mfnima de
33.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
LA SESSION DEL AYUNTA :
MIENTO
Minoria y Mayorfa

Anoche celebr6 session el ayun
tamiento Y al someterse a deba-
tie ell punto de las nuevas reglas,
ell consistorio qued6 dividido en-
dos grupos, uno de A, que pare
ce ser Ell de oposici6n, y otro de
8, que parece integrar la mayo
ria.
Levantaron la voz por la mi
norfa u oposici6n, Rosenthal,
Pacheco, Watson y Raglan.
Los de la minorfa, luego de
una polemica de tono violento,
lograron que la votaci6n sobre
las nuevaS reglas quedara demo
rada hasta la semana pr6xima.
Watson y Pacheco hablaron
de obtener 81 consejo de I'm abo-
gado particular.
Hrbo "fuegos artificialeS" en-
tire Pacheco y Epps, sin resulta-
dos desagradables.
Apoya las nuevas reglas ell co
mite que preside Albert D'Ar-
pa y del cual forman parte Lati
mer Y Faver.
Rosenthal calific6 las reglas
de autocraticas y dictatoriales Y
protest6 de la conducta del pre-
sidente.
El asunto qued6 para la Sc
mana entrante, a moci6n de Pa
checo.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
La fiesta del Circulo

Hara epoca en- nuestros salo-
mes ell Gran Cabaret Popular
que Ell Circulo Cubano celebra-
ra, Ell dfa 25, en- su palacio de Ia
Gale Catorce.
Las orquestas estan va con =
tratadas, 10 mismo que las or :
questas que tocaran en- ell bale
de Ano Nuevo.
En- anos anteriores la fiesta
del rs culmin6 en- grandes triun
fos para la Sociedad.
Todos los amigos de la Espa-
fla leal han ofrecido su concur
so, por cuanto ell Circulo STEM
pre- Ia puesto su casa a dispo-
Bici6n del Comite P. Democra-
tico.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
UN AEROPLANO SIC ESTRE
LILO CONTRA DOS CASAS

Austin, Texas, die. S,-UR
aeroplano Sc estpell6 contra dos
casas, p~ereciendo Ell photo, un
Official del -ejercito mejicano, y
un niho de 2 amos, Leonard
Albright.
Sc llamaba ell photo captain
F.. A. Avelino Y tenfa 20 amos de
edad. II
I'm hermanito de Leonard SUI
fri6 contusiones. Avelino estu-
diaba en- la escuela de Kelly
Field.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
CORRIDAS DE R
EN- CUBA

Habana, Die. Sci Senado
pas6 a la Camara, luego de a.
probarlo, un proyecto de ley que
autoriza las corridas de toros
en- Cuba como attraction del tu-
rismo.
Una concession por SO amos Sc
"a concedida solo a companies
cubanas, las que podran cons :
truir una plaza en- la Habana Y
cinco mas en- las otras capitales
de provincias. La plaza de la
'Habana no costara menos de
y las otras a $780, 900
cada una,
De las ganancias netas Sc ex-
traera un 20 por cieAto, 10 por
ciento para caridades naciona :
les, 5 para propaganda del tu-
rismo y 5 para ell Institute Civi
co Militar de Batista.
No Sc permitira mas de dos
corridas a la semana.
Las corridas de toros Sc pro-
hibieron en- Cuba a raiz de la
primera intervention america :
ma,
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
Matinee

Continuara ell domingo la Sc
RE de bales diurnos que patro-
Gina la secci6n de recreo y ador-
no del Centre Espanol, presi-
dida por Angel de la Riva.
Ell bale del pasado domingo
fue otro exito mas. Sc congre-
garon en- la gran sala $50 pare
jas.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
Sports Parade"

Sports Parade"
La revista de este nombre ST.
que Representatives. en- ell tea
tro del Centre Asturiano.
Els interpretada, con ell mejor
gusto, por la companfa ameri-
cana.
Centenares de personals que
daron muy complacidas con las
funciones del domingo y ell lu-
mes.
Hasta Ell dfa IL, sim inerrup-
ci6n Sc mantendra la obra en- 81
cartel. Il
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
Ell Bale del Sdbado

EG DUttE U6L DuUuNO
Tendra lugar ell sabado ell
bale organizado por Ell Temple
Ideal No. 2, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de Orc.
Las damas del Temple han
colocado centenares de billetes
de entrada ,reservando algunas
mesas.
Tocara la orquesta Don Fran
cisco, la mas popular, 10 que ga
rantiza para los bailadores una
noche deliciosa.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
NOTAS SOUALES

Pasa de $4,000 la cantidad
recolectada hasta la fecha.
Suplica la asistencia Ell secre-
tario Ben E.. Davis.
La gaceta., 1937-12-08
La Verbema del Tabaco

Sc reunira esta noche, como
hemos anunciado, ell Comit6 E
5ecutivo de la Verbena del Ia
baco.
Asuntos de gran importancia
reclaman la asistencia de to&os
los miembros.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-15

College Station, Raleigh, July 15-C.
C. McKoin, superintendent of the Mills
Home farm, Thomasville, will preside
over Farm and Home Week to be held
at State College, August 2-6.
Eight years with the Mills Home,
McKoin is recognized as one of the
states leading farm superintendent,
said Dean l. o. Schaub, director OF
the State College extension service.
During Farm and Home Week last
summer, McKoin was elected to serve
as president of the week this sum-
mer. He has started an active cam
paign to have every county in the
State represented by both farmers and
farm women at the convention.
The dean pointed out that in CO.
operation with the extension dairy
specialists, McKoin has built up a
fine herd of purebred 40 Holsteins
that average over 10000 pounds of
milk each per year.
In cooperation with E. G. Blair, ex-
tension agronomist, Mr.. McKoin has
established a system of crop rota-
ton on the farm that keeps the soil
built up and at the same time en-
ables him to grow the crops needed
for the farm and for the Mills Home.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-15
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Vance County
made in the Special Proceeding en-
titled "Wm. F. Horner, administra-
tor, ct al, VS.. VIM. F. Horner, Thomas
G. Horner, ct al" the same being
Number 1878 upon the Special Pro
ceeding Docket of said Court the I'M
dersigned Commissioner will on 9th
day of August, 1887, at IL o'clock
noon, at the Courthouse door in Hen
derson, North Carolina, offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash, that
certain tract of land lying and being
in the City of Henderson, on Cha
vase Avenue and College Streets,
more particularly described as fol-
lows, to-wit
Beginning at the intersection of
the North side of Chavasse Avenue
and the East side of College Street,
at the back edge of the curb on Col
lego Street, and run along Chavasse
Avenue 76 81 E 454 feet to an iron
stake at Ann Daniels corner; thence
along the line of Ann Daniel ct al N
IL 1-2 E 446 feet to an iron in Ed
Young's line; thence N IS 3-4 w 437
feet to an iron stake at back edge of
curb on College Street; thence along
back of curb on College Street S
8 "a w IS feet; S II 1-2 w 315 feet
to beginning, containing 40 acres
more or less.
This 7th day of July, 1887.
j. M. PEACE, Commissioner
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-15
SCOTLAND NECK TO
HAVE CELEBRATION

Scotland Neck. July 15-With a
speaker from the Department of Agri-
culture scheduled to be on hand, plans
were completed here today for the
mammoth July Festival of Scotland
Neck which will be held Friday and
Saturday, July 1924. The festival
will be the occasion for the formal
opening of the new concrete highway
No 258 from Scotland Neck north to
the ,Roanoke river, and Chairman
Frank Dunlap has agreed either to be
here in person to open the road or to
have his representative here.
The celebration will start at 1880
o'clock Friday morning with the open
ing of the road to traffic, giving Scot
land Neck the first direct comfort
able-to-travel link to the north IN
nearly two years, since the winter
of 1856 did so much damage to the
highway. The new road has been I'M
der construction since April.
At HOO o'clock A. M Dickson, of
Washington, D. c., marketing special
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-15
NOTICE OF SALE.

Under ana by virtue of the au-
thority conferred in me by that GER
tain deed of trust executed by J. F..
Gupton, ct ux recorded in the Regis
ter of Deeds office of Vance County,
State of North Carolina, in Book 1852,
Page 308, default having been made
in the payment of the note secured
thereby, and upon the request of the
holder of it, shall offer for sale and
.ell for cash at the Courthouse door
in Vance County, North Carolina at
twelve o'clock noon on Monday,
August g. 1887, the following describ-
cd real estate, to wit:
Certain lot or parcel of land sit
uate on South side of Henderson and
Taylors Ferry road nearly opposite
where the road to Townsville leaves
the same. Begin in the middle of
Henderson and Taylor's Ferry road
10 feet S 1-2 E. From the southeast
corner of the culvery of the opposite
side of the road: end opposite where
the path on road turns off to Nut
bush Church and r;.n along middle of
said public road S so w 1.22 3-4 chs.
to point in the road opposite an iron
pin; thence S 80, 3D. E 2.56 chs. to an
iron pin on the west edge of the road
that leads to Nutbush Church; thence
along West edge of said road N 1-2
w 1903 chs. to beginning being the
same tract or lot of land bought by
the parties of the first. part from E.
o. Taylor and others on November 4,
1919 and recorded in Registers office
of Vance County, North Carolina.
: his 7th day of July, 1887.
B. H. HICKS, Trustee
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-15
EVERY SECTION AT
FARM-HOME EVENTS
State College Program August &c for
Rural People To Draw All
Over State

College Station, Raleigh, July Is
Farm men and women from every
county. in the State are expected to
attend Farm and Home Week at State
College, August 2-6, it was announced
here today.
C. C. McKoin, of brownsville, pres
ident of the farmers convention an
nounced that with the help of the
State College extension service he is
making special drive to secure rep
resentatives from each of the 100
counties.
Arrangements have been made, he
added, to give farmers credit for their
attendance as has been done in the
past for women who are given certifi-
Gates upon their completion of four
short courses held during the week.
Last years attendance may be
counted by men who wish to receive
certificates for attendance at four con
secutive Farm and Home Weeks, Nc
Koin stated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-15

he found the first brave toast had
called for another and another to
bolster his sinking spirits.
Suddenly, Marcia saw him slump
to the table, propping himself up
on his elbow. Knowing his faS-
tidious hatred of any kind of a
scene, she looked wildly about for
help. Almost in answer to her
prayers, she saw Sandy come into
the dining room. Wildly, she
beckoned to him. !
Sandy had just finished lone last
drink" with Mike, who had landed
some work for Mcdonald and in
sisted on treating his friend.
Whe- he saw Marcia, all the blood
rushed to his head and he pushed
his way quickly through the
crowded tables. Coming closer he
saw to his amazement that the
man was Gary, and that he was
irrevocably drunk. His temper rose
to the boiling point.
els this your special celebra-
tion?" he said disgustedly to Mar
cha.
tits Gary. He's had some bad
news; can you help me get him
out of here?"
"Oh, sure. I can get him out of
here all right. Get up!" He took
the limp form of Gary in a power
full grasp.
SANDY, stop!" Marcia cried in
alarm. Lets take him out quiet
ly between us. Won't y"
Get up, I say!" Sandy shook
Garrett inpotently, but the man
in his grasp was beyond helping
himself. With look of utter dis
gust, Sandy pushed the man from
him.
Look out" Marcia screamed
shrilly, as she saw Gary tottering
weakly toward the steps. The
force Of Sandy's shove sent him
crashing against pillar. Still on
his feet, he swayed dizzily, then
fell down the six stairs to a lower
floor. Marcia dashed quickly to
his aid and saw him lying still on
the marble floor. Blood flowed
from cash on his forehead, and
he was scarcely breathing.
A woman called, "Policew Sud-
denly the cafe was in q turmoil,
with walters carrying the inert
form of Garrett to a couch, others
clutching Sandy roughly, Mike
trying vainly to explain the acct
dent, and Marcia watching it all
helplessly.
81 hope this little frasas won't
hurt your fine career" Sandy said
bitterly between tightly drawn
lips. "And hope haven't hurt
your fragile friend too much"
He shook himself free of his I'M
official captors.
"Not so fasS,s there" called a
policeman who was bending over
Garrett. WED better hold you
until we see whether this fellow Is
going to ive-Or die"
! Ito Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-07-15
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

Department of State.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All to Whom These Presents Mg
Come-Greeting:
Whereas, 1t appears to my sads
faction, by duly authenticated recon
of the proceedings for the voluntav
dissolution thereof by the unanimou
consent of all the stockholders, de-
posted in my office, that the Hen
derson Vulcanizing Company, COZ,
poration of this State, whose principA
office is situated at No. COZ Garnet
Street in the City of Hendersm
County of Vance, State of North Ca.
DINA ct. w. McCracken being the
agent therein and in charge Thereof
upon whom process may be served
has complied with the Requirements
of Chapter %, Consolidated Statutes
entitled "Corporations," preliminary
to the issuing of this Certificate o.
Dissolution:
Now Therefore, I, Thad Eure Sec
rotary of State of the State of NOrtl
Carlina, do hereby certify that tn
said corporation did, on the oath da
of June 1887, file in my office a dull
executed and attested consent
writing to the dissolution of said COZ
poration, executed by all the stock
holders thereof, which said consen
and the record of the proceeding
aforesaid are now on file in my sal
office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, hay
hereto set my hand and affixed M
official seal at Raleigh, this oath ds
of June, A. D. 1887.
THAD EURE,
Secretary of State.