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her. and be saw that her gown Was
blue. long, straight in line and cut ~
the shape OF q heart ct the top 20 show
her cleaning young shoulders. She was
transported as well as transformed
and he thought:
"A new dress affects any woman as
an audience affects an actor. NOW !
know Why nobody recognized Cinder-
ella at the ball"
his eyes dropped below the hem OF
her dress. Yes. There were the slender
little feet in their golden. high-heeied
slippers.
as that" he began. That can't
be NV little daughterl"
ayes. it is, Dad" Priscilla told him in
her low drawl.
Grown uni" he said wistfully.
WHATS that you're wearing2"
'sIt,s an aquamarine, taffeta, sweet
heart evening gown" Anita told him
eagerly. Isn't she lovely?"
'sYes," Ford agreed, "she Is. But why
should q baby dress IN an evening
goWn?"
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at arms length. perhaps because she
looked so fragile. II was then she Is
sued the order OF which her sisters were
to hear In an hour and the post with
In the week.
Hold me closer" she precisely in
sisted, $50 may know what you're
planning TO do"
She never really led Tim Pedar down
Filtration Walk AS she explained 1t,
she slept late that night and he was
the first person she met after break
fast next day. It was past one and
lovely day, so they Just walked. They
took beaten path running along the
river. She never even suspected IL was
Filtration Walk until she suddenly saw
balanced rock overhanging the path.
She knew Immediately it was Kiss
ing Rock" and Tim WIS smiling shyly at
her because the legend is that the rock
viii fan unless 3 girl lets boy kiss
her. She smiled back at him and put
up her lips. He kissed her and then
put his arms around her and kissed her
again
Gee, you're sweet kidd" He whis-
pered. Gee, you're sweet"
I've been kissed, she calmly tod
her startled sisters later. Under Kiss
ing Rock. And 1t wasn't as bad as I'd
expected. It was nice"
At Parade that evening she was hyp-
Noticed by the perfect cadenced rhythm
Of those 1900 marching men and by
the fact that somewhere among them
was Tim. When they marched off Pa
rade grounds toward the saliy-port,
she knew that when she saw him
again he would no longer be . down.
trodden Plebe but q Yearling.
The hop IN Che Gymnasium mat night
was q hOpl Tim looked different, big
ger. She supposed u was because he
had grown from a Plebe into q Year
ling. They danced their first six dances
together and as many Of the rest as
the other men would ailow-which
weren't many SO many cut In on he's
that she couldn't dance more than six
steps with any one person. But they
had the first moonlight" together and
danced IN the semi-darkness and It
was then she realized she was terribly
IN love with Tim. It was awfully nice.
She tried Wishing that he would cut
back and she was successful q surpris-
ing number Of times. They were dane
ing together when the Officer Of the
Day raised his gloved hand and the
drummer rolled his drum and the hop
was over. She told Tim she would cail
him out next day but she never did
because when she got back to Mrs. Ain
slee's, Anita and Joan were already
there and Anita looked tired and
drawn.
Pack up, Cilly," Joan said. We're
driving home tonight"
Priscilla, after one long look at
Anita, did as she was told.
CIo Be Continued
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and George Aimes Of ~. and Mr.. Pedar
Of for uS?"
Delighted" he said "And envious
He sat down and telephoned sum
monses for the three and. after what
seemed an hours wait in the huge
oak-paneled Tudor Gothic room, Pris-
ella saw two spruce white-uniformed
giants and q smaller cadet bearing
down on them. The giants did not seem
aware OF the smaller man and she
knew why. He was q ducrot, Plebe who
would not be recognized by the upper
claSSmen until after graduation parade
tomorrow. Under her poise, she trem-
bled. Here was life, real grown-up
life. walking toward her.
PRISCILLA
Cadet Pedar was 3 Southerner. He
was dark, seemingly slow-moving and
drawing.
Lady" he drawIed diffidently rs
the other four left them, the cadets
without a glance at him. you're Ores
den china, Do you know the Point2"
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Thayer Road Is our Main street. Or
we could walk up TO Fort Put or Re
doubt Number -Four"
She waited but he didn't say word
about Filtration Walk and she Was glad
because Anita and John had told her
about Filtration Walk. That's where
you got kissed.
She told him she would like TO see
the river, so they walked into the hills
and sat down and gazed at the Point
and the broad, clear Hudson below
them. Priscilla told him II was awfully
nice and meant much more than that.
She was thrilled with the beauty Of It
and the serious company Of q grown
up man.
He told her about himself, about get
ting his appointment after two years
OF college. He mentioned how glad he
was that he would not be q Plebe after
tomorroW's Graduation Parade. Did he
know she knew that, then, when the
whole corps passed through the sally
port into the area after Parade that
man they chose Just as hard as they
chose and the Upper Classmen would
have to take 1t for deviling the PlebeS
all year? And after that, the Upper
ClaSsmen recognized" the PiebeS by
shaking hands and, 10 and behold. the
Plebes were Plebes no longer. That
meant that ne could attend the hop
tomorrow night at the Gym. Did she
have a drag for that. II she hadn't,
she thought II would be awfully nice
If he would drag her tomorrow night.
"Qoshl" He said suddenly after a
glance at his wrist watch. i've got
TO run. I'll miss Paradel
He took to his heels without back
ward glance at her and she ga2ed
thoughtfully after him until he disap-.
peared. Her gaze picked up the scene,
the great beautiful buildings. It was
lovely. The whole afternoon had been
lovely, though it had gone awfully fast
There was something about the river.
It was like some one in green and sill
yer breathing. And she felt so nicel
She Just sat and sat. She heard
bugles. And a band playing. She saw
the flag descend slowly on its staff
down there on the plain. The boom OF
a gun And 1t was dusk. She rose and
walked down the hill.
She was sitting in their room in
Mrs. Ainslee's house in Highland Falls
when Anita and Joan came in and she
repeatedly told them with indeStrlict-
ible calm there was nothing the mat
to run to make Parade and she had
Just sat on the hill looking at the
Point. No. she hadn't seen Parade. She
would see It tomorrow. And Mr.. Pedar
was dragging her to the hop tomorrow
night because, then. he would no long
er be a Plebe. His name was Tim. Anita
and Joan exchanged glances over her
head and Joan winked.
God" she quoted graphically, help
the ARMY
Priscilla was disappointed in the hop
that night There was something miss
ing and things went wrong. Her part
ner, Cadet James Davidson, was an A
Company man, and A and M are the g.
feet 7and-oVer companies. Cadet David
son was six three. exactly a foot taller
than she.
Any other time she would have been
thrilled by the beauty Of the scene in
Cullum hall. The huge room lit by its
40O-odd lights and filled with men in
dress uniform and girls in evening
dress. But the soft music did not soothe /
her, partly because Davidson held her !
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-01

two older daughters. And so that would
be Priscilla, 10, and his youngest, COM
ing so slowly and dramatically down
the stairs. He carefully set his cup in
the saucer, rose, laid his napkin on
the table, and moved into the living
room.
The three were grouped, their faces
uplifted, staring at the stairs. Frances,
his slender wife, was smiling. Anita,
his oldest, blonde and eager, had her
lips parted. Joan, brunette, sIltry and
inclined to accept what today offered
and let tomorrow take care Of itself,
was trying to act her Is years and keep
from jumping up and down with ex-
element. Ford Booth grinned. His eyes
followed theirs. And his mouth opened.
For a vision floated into his startled
gaze. A small, slim woman with sad,
luminous eyes, a short nose and a visit
full mouth. She came down the last
steps slowly, staring straight before
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-01
FARM LANDS ZOE sALE
FARM FOR SALE IN FLATHEAD

Valley. 400 acres. $50 irrigated. 30 alfalfa.
40 pasture, 40 fail wheat, 40 to seed in alfalfa
or pasture, 40 summer fallow Eighty acres
divide to three farms or sell separately. Five
miles from Roman on school and mail route.
Orchards house, barn, out-buildinRs, ma
chlnery, horses Guernsey cows and stock In
cluded II preferred. In Garden Of the Rockies.
For terms write A. W. GORANSON, Route l.,
Ennnrt ATnntnna
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-05-01
FARMS WANTED

FARMS WANTED-With the compile
ton OF Fort Peck dam hundreds Of farmers
aall be OBLIGED to move from their Missouri
bottom lands and viii be looking for new
locations. II you want to sen your farm
advertise II In TIE GLASGOW COURIER.
Glasgow, Montana. Covers Fort Peck terri
tory completely. write for rates.
RUSSELL PRINTS
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the full purchase prics plus postsgei OF you live IN
Canada address General Foods, Ltd, Cobourg, Ont-)
Give Postum fair trial. drink it for the full 80 daysl
Postum contains no cafein II is simply whole wheat
end bran. roasted and slightly sweetened. Postum
comes IN two forms Postum Cereal, the kind you
boil OF percoste and Instant Postum made instantly
in the cup Il is economical. easy make and deli-
ccus You may miss coffee az FIRST but after 30 days.
you'll love Postum for its Kic full bodied flavor.
A General Foods product
(Tha Off ersarss Dsesnabsr 81, 1877
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THE DRAMATIC HAPPEN
INGS WHICH A FATHER,
IN A FAMILY OTHERWISE
FEMININE, IS UNABLE
TO UNDERSTAND.

HREE Of the ladies were In the
living room. Ford Booth, sip
ping his second cup OF coffee
at the dinner table, could hear
them whispering. So ne knew
Il was something feminine and prob
ably dramatic. Maybe q new dress.
They always acted that way at the ad-
vent Of q new dress among them When
the stage was set, he would be called
in to admire. He always was. he went
on slipping his coffee and approaching
the warm meEiOwness Of the early SUM
naer night. IL was June Sd. He heard
steps on the stairs, slowly descending.
Then:
Daddy Come in herel Quickl"
That would be Anita and Joan, his
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LIQUOR LICENSE FFEs

report 70 the state treasurer's office from
the state LIQUOR board reveals that durfnF
the two weeks from April / TO April Is saie
OF Aqaor licenses produced the sum Of SlT7-
900. This money was divided between the
public school general fund and the public
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ALFALFA SEED, MONTANA GkOWN,
Is cents pound and up. Samples on re-
quest. LAKIN SEED COMPANY, Miles City
Montana
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l92 ACRES IRRIGATED FARM fol

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sale; so acres in cultivation, plenty Of
water. 5-room modern house. barn and other
out buildings Six miles to county seat. Fish
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range. $1,000 down payment, easy terms.
JOHN KOEGLER, Thompson Fails. Montana.
THE BEST IRRIGATED FARMS in
eastern oregon, where crop failure Is un-
known where we have water 70 use cheap.
T. F. QUINN, Real Estate, Hallway, Oregon.
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ATTENTTON, FARMERS

LIMITED SUPPLY LARGE BURLAP
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NINA NAY 8. issT %
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

Fernandez, Juana Diaz, Jennie
LetS, Mercedes Quesada, Eula =
liza Fernandez, Adelaida Fernan
dez, Nina Lsto, Aurelia Garcia,
Aurora Gonzalez, Lily rizzola-
TO, Norma Cueryo, Olga Huerta,
Tulsa Quesada, Josefina Puen-
tie, Maria Montesino, Helena
Montesino, Carmen MARTINEZ y
Angelica Martinez.
Muchos Y muy valiosos rega-
los recibieron los nuevos espo
sos.
Los atsntos duenos de la casa
obseqGiaron a los presentes con
iinas pastas Y licores.
EstaJ,eceran su Residential en-
Tampa.
Felicidades.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

III DR.. Winton
La junta directiva del Cireu,
10 Cubano, con un acierto que
MERGE nuestros mejores elo-
Aha nombrado cirujano de
Ia POI erosa sociedad al DR.. M.
r. WimNsp, Juno de los mas re-
prtados q djanos de la nacion.
En- Ell r. Winton Sc aunan
81 conocimieA to de su profession,
Ia bondad yVsincero amor por
los debiIss 0 enfermosl
La adqnisici6n para'la socie.
dad Guiana es valiosisima, por
cuanto significa una garantfa
de pericM Y extraprdinario cui-
dado para los enfermos.
AL ~felieitar al Circulo Gpba-
-, Y en- particular a su presi-
dents Paquito GassA y a Ia jun
ia directiva, feficitamos de pa
so al DR.. Winton, un eiudadano
.predilecto de la colonia latina.
Hombre mejor, para tan no.
bile mission de humanidad, es d.
ffcd encontrarlo. a
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

hallahan oeuradas todaS las To-
calidades del teatro del Centre
Asturiano, como 10 habia augu-
RADIO 81 SrhComite de Muieres
ddhscrito al Comite Popular De
mocratico do Socorro a Espana.
La, comisi6n organizadora, a.
Judada por los jovenes del Cen
tro Asturiano, atendi6 a todOs
os detalles.
Ell programa Sc cumpli6 Ell to
das sus parties Y fue una noehe
de triunfo para JoSefina Rodri-
grez, la tiple y ~actriz, y para
los valiosos artiStas dirigidos
por Manuel Aparicio.
Josefina y Carmen Ramirez
supieron conmover al audito-
RIO.
Carmen destac6 su labor en-
Il pr6logo Y Josefina en- los
Heroes de Madrid"
Para ellos hubo muchos y vi
gorosos apIausos, como tambier
para Arturo Moran, Antonio il
menex, Mauricio Gutierrez Y los
demas artistas.
Aparicio sac6 de la obra ell
mejor partido possible y las actri
les y actores destacaron su ia :
lento.
Con 81 acostumbrada habili-
dad dirigi6 la orquesta Ell macs
tro Maxine Echegaray.
Ell Comite Popular Democra-
tico Sc siente altamente compla-
edo por 81 triunfo de anoche.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

gran fiesta de la Seeci6n de Pa
neficeneia del Cireulo Cubano,
para la que Sc han vendido va
eentenares de billetes de entra-
ia, al Secci6n de Beneficen,ia
gealiza una labor admirable y
seguramente obtendra Ell apoyo
de nuestros mejorss elementos
sociales.
Las dos salas del Circrlo Sc :
ran adornadas con mucho gus
to.
Para el domingo 8 anuncia 81
Centric Astariane, por medic de
da. La Secci6n de Benficencia
fiesta que merece ell concurso de
sodos, por los fines beneficos
rue persigre.
La Secci6n de Propaganda a.
.ona los recibos de quota a los
'o2ios enfermos y sin trabajo,
el dinero que produzca ell ac-
20 del domingo Sc destinara a
csc prop6sito.
Dos fiestas que seguramente
Sc convertiran en- dos triunfoS
jociales y pecuniarios para esas
.nstitrciones.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27
La Fiesta de Aver

Rotundo t-iunfo ~conQuist6
aver Ia sociedad Unione Italia
ma con su fiesta en- ell edificio
de la sociedad Stella, en- West
Tampa.
Los salones Sc abrieron a las
once de la manana Y cuando Sc
sirvi6 ell almuerzo, despues de
las doce, cast no Sc podia dar
un paso en- la sala baja.
En- uno de los angulos del sa-
Ion tocaba una orquesta italia
ma v era nauy aplaudida. Mas
tarde ia Tropical, otra de
nuestras mejores agrupaciones
musicales, sustituy6 a esa or
Guesta, interpretando un pro-
grama selecto.
Ell almuerzo, exquisite, Sc
componfa de macarrones y ter
nera con salsa.
los comensales hicierop no.
nor a los dos platos, elogiando
de paso al cocinero y a la socie-
dad.
Ali tuvimos ell gusto de salu-
dar a Don Pablo Longo, EXPIRE
sidente de la So9iedad, que ac-
tue de maestro de ceremonies
en- ausencia del 5Sr. Vicente
Guastella eel buen amigo, presi-
dente de la Unione, que guar
da luto por la reciente muerte
de su sonora madre.
Estrechamos la mano a Vicen
tie Antinori, Ell intelligence secre
tario; Ignacio Antinori, su her
mano; Pedro Maniscalco, ell Gull
to j6ven expresidente, Tanasino
Glaviano, presidente de La tia
La gaceta., 1937-09-27
NOTAS NQALE

liza; RanfSp Fernandez 30 pre-
sidente DEN Cent? Espahol; Pa
quito Garcia, pres;denA del
CiFculo Cubano; JadJ F I'm
deg Diaz, de la directiva del Zen
tro Asturiano; Raul Vega, te-
sorero del Ceptro Espanol; Jose
R. Colmenaress We la Junta Di-
rectiva del CeNtro Espanol; Bal
dqWero FernAniez, = dipatado
del Castillo C4st6bal Colon, de
los CaballeroSN del Aguila de
Orc; es concejalAFrank Camel
"a; d V. spo9; una nutA-
da rebresentaci{b de los Cen
tros Espanol~~Sturiano otra
representation der Girls
toDa1 .'1l0n' y numerd per
~ llCtHTdGh12.
Beflisimas mrjeres, orgullo.
de la colonia latina, daban YER
Sadero yealce a la Fiesta.
Elias acompanaban a sus es-
pesos, iamiliares y amigos,
Y par elias eran todaS
las miradas e inoontables expire
stones de galanterfa.
Paul Longo present6 a los
p~residentes de las sociedades
Centre Espanol, Circulo Cuba
nc, Centre Asturiano, La Italia
Y Castillo Crist6bal Colon, tie
niendo para ellos frases gala
mas, que lie fueron devueltas.
Longo mencion6 tambien a la
prensa latina y americana, 10
que los chicos de la prensa SD
pleron agradecer.
Una fiesta que honra a la u
nione Y respondi6 a los mobiles
fines que perseguia la Secci6n
lie Cultura y Propaganda.
En- la Unione, como en- otras
sociedades, hay socios enfermos
y sin trahajo, que deben ser ay1
iados.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27
BodG

BodG
I'm querido amigo, M~hoiC
MascUnana, regente de la i'm =
prenta de su senior padre y de
los talleres donda sc imprims
aste peri6dico, contrajo matri-
nonio Ell sabado por la noche,
con la Srta. Marina Alvarez.
Fue una boda fntima, a la que
solo asistieron los familiares de
los desposados.
Celebr6 Ell acto civil ell como
lido Notario Sr. Candida Perez.
fernando como testigos los Sc
hores Alberto Rodriguez y An
tonic Rebozo.
Manolo merece toda la felici
dad del mundo, por sus MOBILES
sentimientos, Y nosotros Sc Ia
deseamos de TODD coraz6n.
Y vaya tambien nuestra sin
cera congratulaci6n para la Sra.
Mascunana.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27
WEAK AND SKINNY
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La gaceta., 1937-09-27
La BOdn del SGbddO

La BOdd del SdbddO
Ell sabado contrajeron matri
monio, en- presencia del notario
Candida Perez, la Srta. josef.
IA Fernandez, bella e inteligen-
tie, y ell ioven Manuel Gil.
La ceremonial Sc verified en-
la residencia de los esposos Ma
ria Jose Fernandez, 1909 de la
18a. avenida, actuando de testi-
Cos ell Sr. Ramon j. Fernandez
y la Era. Faustina Gonzalez.
Luci6 la novia un TRACE ele :
gantisimO, que elogiaron sus a
migas e invitados.
ALI Sc encontrahan las ST.
|guientes damas y damitas
Sras. Teresa Cueto; Juana
Gil, madre del novie; Josefa Re
fojo, Faustina Gonzalez, Ange-
la Huerta, Josefina Garcia, Jo-
Selma Huerta, Maria Gonzalez,
Amalia Fernandez, Aurelia
Huerta, Sara Gonzalez, Adolh
ma Cuervo, Obdulia Menendez,
Maria Dfaz, Emma Permuy, Ma
ria Fernandez, Argentina Go
mez, Y Mary Whittier.
Srtas. Luisa Huerta, Antonio
La gaceta., 1937-09-27
Ia OBRA De LA
Ola DE TAMPA
FeIicidades.

La function de dn0che
Ell amor que por la Rep1blica
Espahoh Y srs ideales siente la
colonia latina de Tampa, inclu-
yendo q espanoles, cubanos G
italianos antifascistas, Sc vic de
nuevo exteriorizado anoche, con
emocionante entusiasmo.
A las siete empez6 a llegar 81
pubiico Y antes de las ocho Sc
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

Sc solicitan muchachoa for
males. de buena familia, para
ell reparto en- la ruta dc West
Tampa. Pueden pasar mana
ma Sabado por ell 3o1S Tampa
Street.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

Fiesta
Las Logias Progreso No. 81
e Ideal No. SIS, de la Orden de
Odd Fellows, celebraran una
gran fiesta ell dfa IL de octubre,
aniyersario del descubrimiento
de America.
La noticia nos fue dada aver
por un enthusiastic miembro de Ia
Ideal Nc. SIS.
Esperamos nuevos detalles.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

LECCIONEg de guitaa "a Ha-
waiiaaa. dadas con FL Rejor me.
TODD que existe. Resultados in.
nedfatos. Conservatorio de Mi
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 900,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. Te-
efono M 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27
1fGtin6es en- Ell
JeRtrO Asturiqn0

VI. Ross, ell atento sevretario
de la Secci0n de Recreo del Cen
no Asturiano, en- atenta carta
nos avisa que esa Sociedad mi
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

Dos grandes fiestas
Para esta semana hay anun :
ciados dos grandes actos.
Ell sabado SO efectuara la
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

Sc VENDE. I'm bungalow, en-
splendidas condolences, en- la
4venida de Michigan. Buen pre-
eio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
a su dueno, 2O15 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27
y
LA GACETA

clara una serie de matineeS ell
$Smingo 10 de octubre, de 4 dc
la tarde a s de la noche. Contra
tada ha sido la orquesta Rex
cDonald, dc San Petersburg,
corr los precios de so v % CEN
tavoS.
y Apreciamos la atencion.
La gaceta., 1937-09-27

GANGA.-5S acres, buena TERRA a
ID millas, c~arretera No. 1876, hace
frente a los 2 lados de la ~carretera.
-Vendo 40 acres On cada lado. Mi
les de acres. Exc6Eente para ganado
y cerdos. Esplendido lugar. Tambien
so acres serca de Six Mile Creek.
Presto da Ganga.
Lame dia 0 noche o venga a YER
me.
JOHN D. HOBBS
203 East Frances Ave. Telef 4077
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-10-08
5I6IDNORCE CASES
. ON3COURF DOCKET
Comparatively Few Expect
ed To Be Tried This
Term, However

Fiftv-six divorce cases, believed to
be the most on record at any one
time. are on the docket for the weeks
civil term of Vance Superior Court
opening Monday, following this weeks
criminal session. All of these cases are
set for hearing on Monday, but in
dications today were that hardly more
than a dozen or Is would be reached.
Divorce cases are usually the first
business on civil calendars. One rea-
son for the large number of cases at
this term is the fact that the July
civil session was abandoned by con-
sent of the bar and Judge Henry A
Grady, presiding at the time.
A number of interesting cases have
been listed for trial. including one in
which ]. W. Jenkins is suing the City
of Henderson for $3.50 alleged dam
ages growing out of construction of
the underpass and it's approaches on
William street. Another is an action
by l.. A. Jackson against Garland c..
johnson. in which damages are sought
by the plaintiff for injuries he claims
were sustained when he was run
down by Johnson's automobile sew
eral weeks ago.
The docket is greatly congested, and
no likelihood of it being anything
like cleared during the week OF civil
court.