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MOTOR TRAVEL.

MOTORING TO DALLAS VIA ST. LOUIS
and Tulsa July 1G. can take . passengers
MR.. RAMLO. Metropolitan 9Ol0
DRIVING '37 PLYMOUTH TO MIME
ger. Natl. 1921. Br. 70, MR.. HUBBARD
15'
TO MILWAUKEE. WIS. JULY II; WILL
take > pass. Dec. 24S4, MRS. CLEARY
FREE.
DRIVING ASHVILLE. N c., SUNDAY
July is. via Skyline Drive; take passen-
gers. Shepherd IS2l-W
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POULTRY G. Eggs
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK
DOGS. PETS ETr
FARM & GARDEN

PROFESSIONAL GARDFNFR Will c,ra,.
souf roses shrubs. everEreens and nsreT-
mas cir!ne he hot months Landsrsnirg
p.aLlS. Le Roy Corhin. Greenwood 3ose
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1915 aOth-Large, COM
fortaby furn. front rm.. large closet: con-
tinuous hot water: $50. Decatur 3O44.
LA SALE. Connecticut and K-Room and
bath apartment. $50: attractive Call
District 1880.
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SALESkEk.

statesmen for rapidly growing COM
pany; must be executive tyne over 30:
the right men will have lifetime oppor-
tunity: good income. Address Box 44-D.
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LOS r..

LOST.
BIFOCALS. flexible frame Landsburghs
case, Friday between PalaiS Royal and 10Th
st. nv; reward. 1918 Eye NV 49,
CHANGE PURSE white containing S25
and tokens: reward. District 1900. Branch
9O3. or after pm. Adams 5553-W.
COAT, brown eabardine vicinity 1st and
K SITS. NV. Sunday night reward. Met
1916.
DIAMOND RING. about l carat, white gold,
square face setting: band broken; reward
4 found communicate with University Club,
District Sis.
GLASSES. in blue case; lost in vicinity Of
Wis ave. and N St: reward. 3267 N St.
Apt. !. West 120SJ. IA.
.tRISY TERRIER, red l year old named
Mike" vicinity Jefferson ST. ne and
Blair rd. Reward. Call Randolph $3.50.
KEYS in leather case Saturday. bet. O
St and Dupont Circle. via 18th and P;
reward. Potomac 247O.
MEMS GLASSES silver frame gray
leather case, Saturday about 1:30 pm;
reward. Decatur 2002.
PURSE. green. contained ladys glasses,
Sheafer fountain pen. coin purse. keys
and billfold containing S25 in currency
between 1913 PIX. rd. NV and Pure Food
store. l4th st. NV. Finder please call
Miss Friday. District 1000. Branch AZ
WAGTHAM WATCH. gold. open faced. with
foo and cross. Lost at Wisconsin ave. and
District line. $50 18th st. NV. Met. 5116.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs ane
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del
WASH. MATTRESS Co. 81 8 L st. s.W. Nat. 6619
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AElP MEN.

BgARBER for olney, Md; must be expert
BARBER young. 1st-class American.
Apply 1o4 18th St NV.
BARBER. white; experienced, hair cutting,
ladies. Call Columbia a476.
BOY. white. IS to 90 to work in restau
rant. Room, board and wages Old Mexico
Inn. PA Baltimore blvd. Riverdale. Apply
to 10 am
BUTCHER, But stn5s: ne exp. with gen work in aro
ter $50 pm. 1725 W. Va. ave ne
COLhECToR-Ma with car. Must be
familiar with city and vicinity. Good SAL
ary aapy paid to right party. Askins-Fitwell.
COLLECTOR with car. acquainted with
Northwest section. exceptional proposition
for live wire; salary and extra bonus. APP
ply ,3l 9TH st. NV.
COLLECTION MANAGER for credit man
producer essential. replies confidential:
LUCRATIVE salary. Address Box 3s3-D. Star
office.
female EXPERIENCED in ] ORGANIZING ing can- o
and commission. MosK1Ss' s;''.ea; 7ss II f.ry ST.
CURB ATTENDANTS over IS year, Of
ase:. s16 week salary suaranteed. Apply
81 II Georeia ave. NV.
DAIRY AND BARN HAND. experienced; no
drinker: must be able to drive: references
~ ~ = Isooiasol. bldnQyWlne.
Nd Phone Brandywine 51-W.
DENTIST. permanent position to good op-
orator: good salary; wonderful future: reg
1stered D: c. DR.. Leon. 443 eth NV
DRIVERS. experienced. for dry Cleaning
plant; steady Job. good pay. Apply 1920
23rd st. NV.
ELECTRICIANS, HELPERS; know District
come ready for work Wed morning. wash.
inston Electric Co. Inc. 3209 Oliver st. NV.
ELECTRICIAN; an experienced shop man
power motors: rewindinE experience unnec.
essary.. Apply Mr.. Radcliffe, Abbott Re.
frigeratton Co.. Inc, 1928 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1937-07-13

DUPONT CIRCLE. 100" Conn ave-Nice-
ly furn. single, double and triple rooms:
meals optional; large reception rm. very
reasonable: low Summer rates. Decatur
5iGS. North g4O4
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e, GaIvanlZed SCREEN WIRE. &C So Fl
ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS REDUCED '''
KENTUCKY HARDWARE co.
:3n1I NJ SrT ~ w
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
tJOntlnu ued.

BUCKWHEAT BLOWERS
, several different makes and sizes Nov
- your chance TO yet e real bargain. l.,
Lincoln 1900 ~ ''' A''
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:5":3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-Sin-
gle rm. i'll quiet new home; SIS month
I%45 L ST. NW.-?nd floor. house.
Singlc rm 81 80 weekly
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 2ll2 o st.-Large. cool.
comfortable south room adj. bath; every
cOnv: gentlemen. North 1891
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4.3 MARIETTA PL. NW.-Master bed
room S. and 2. exposures practically new
home; > in family; half block from bus;
rea Snnahln Gen Eo2E
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| SPOTTERS for wool. gray and white
| work, good pay, steady work. Premier
| CleanerS rear k22 II
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Washington Produce.

:, BUrTER-9e score. 1-pound prints. 3s;
l-pound prints. 81: h-pound prints, 3s;
tub, 80; Market strong, ca
veal 10; lamb, ls pork loin 2I; fresh
:33:. slab bacon. rs; compound 1877:
LIVE sToCK-pigs, shas'.; light hogs.
ss4a9la medium hogs. 9laa9,4 heavy
hogs, sa9i2; roughs. 6as; calves. 5al0;
Prices paid shippers. net fob. Wash
ington; BY the United States Bureau Of
hanged prices. currsnt rent recslpIs et efaeiTs
hennery whites 2l laa22 Government
graded and dated white esss met prices
extfas exa shaRs5s sTss IL oS & satrss
20 T. S. Sss3daTas Sang la,;e :ia. a.w.
sstady ayE pFiess ssne5s,
Chickens-Roeks and crosses under 8
eGHnes aness yonns oa poapds STe5 and pEna D as each
20a25 each. Turkeys-Youne hens. lba
90 pounds and over. is; No. IS. IL; old
hens. IA; old toms. IA.
Fruits and VEGETABLES.
Sales In large lots by original receivers
~ APpLE@No = !OSsyi esygiot arrivals, i, one un-
BasRets aPe g No. mfFks fsady
minimum. i.50"i IS: 3ja-incR minimum,
al q; utility GRADE , and showing sesId
immm 3I as e si5f nSl1I minimum 4n
I5o .1.-ineh MINIMUM 69-i75 util,
size. Delicious, 2,i4-inch minimum, l,50-
l.65; 2l2-inch minimum. l.90;2 90: 2s4-
inch minimum aooe2 oI utility sTade
2i4-inch minimum. i.T5-l.s5 2Hs-inch
minimum. 2;oO-2l5; 2'4-inch minimum
s5-i45 sS5 %nfssRRS .fneR mnimna tinsh nb6inq@
21:.inch mi1imum so5l % 90; &11,ineh min. 4
i 80 Paragons oi4 inch minimum. 1.I5-
l.@5; 2i2-inch minimum. l.50.l 90; e2.-
inch minimum; l;65-1 75; 3-inch min;
cartons: Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia
and West Virginia. combination extrs
fancy and taneyDeelG1as GD1gsn pe:dSs
PsIIsiSas i;so s5f 90 sisymsns. s6;l,zs
PoTAToEs-one Idaho. seven Maine
aTed h5e 4sek broken ed nns
mand, light; market slightly weaker. 100.
pound sacks Y No few MaiPe S91ps, Green Ns2
PENNSYLVANIA Russet Rurals unclassifed
Idahe Rqssst fss 6abs4 RgFbanki rl6}iss
btuIshel crates Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No
CABBAGE-No carlot arrivals. one
broken and one unbroken cars on track
crate: demand light: market steady. Do
mestic round type Florida. 1i2-bushel
hampers. truck receipts. packed locally
$3.50: Texas. half lettuce crates; ! 90;
New York. 5O-pound sacks. Danish type,
6Q-65.
CARROTS-No carlot arrivals. one
broken car on track Supplies moderate;
demand light; market steady. Texas hall
lettuce crates. IS; California, Western
lettuce crates. dozen. -!5-3.O0
broken car on track Supplies moderate:
demand light; market steady. California,
crates 10
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, March lF tU. s. Dept: of
5000 direct; market opened around
$40 lower: light-weights of more in in
stances; top. I0.40; bulk good and choice,
1SO-325 pounds. 10.10a35: sows steady:
pigs scarce and steady: bulk sows. Oscars.
Cattle. 5000: calves, 1900. general
trade steady: choice and prime steers ab-
sent: slightly too many common and me-
dium warmed up and short-fed light
weight steers in crop: these slow. steady
to weak: all representative weights and
however. good to prime Offering ruling
grades $3.50 higher; kinds sealing over
today 14;;4o: next highest priee. a ;35;
long yearlings. 1400: mostly S.50al1 so
market on steers: heifers very scarce.
firm; cows. slow steady; bulls unchanged
at $50 down: light yealers. 6;50as. 90:
standing shipper vealers, $50: stockers
and feeders also very scarce.
Sheep. 1000, including 200 direct: fat
lamb supply around rs per cent from
Colorado: strictly choice handyweights
scarce: early indications around steady
for best kinds: bidding unevenly lower on
others, but asking steady to strong gen.
orally; three loads handyweights freshly
shorn lambs at 9.25 steady: sheep scarce
steady: few choice handyweight fat
ewes. $50.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, March 4 lp-Poultry. live.
one car, 90 trucks. steady: hens. over 5
pounds, 17ls; 5 pounds and less. 1914;
White Rock, a3ss: Plymouth Rock; a5is;
Plymouth Rocks, "a; barebacks, is;
roosterS. 10: Leghorn roosters. 12:, tur-
keys, hens, 21; young toms. 49, old 16;
No . turkeys. Is; ducks AZ pounds up:
white and colored. 20; small. white and
colored. Il; geese. "a; caponS, pounds
Butter, 69Sl; flrm; prices unchanged.
Eggs, 1880: easy; extra firsts, local. -;
cars, 22l4 fresh-graded frsts. local. 2134:
cars. %: current receipts. 21;. storage
backed extras. 2334: storage-packed firSts.
Potatoes. 7o; on track. 2SS; total q. s
shipments, 75S. Old stock: Good quality
large-size RusSets firm. demand fair; fail
Quality. medium-size Russets about steady
demand rather slow; other stock about
steady, demand light: supplies moderate
sacked. per cwt.. Idaho Russet Burbanks
u. S. No. i. 3 31Oa55; u S. No. 2. 2.65a75
colorado. Red McGlures:, q: S No;
round whites q; s No. !; S;soa4o: y; 8 s,
Rurals. U. 8. No. J.. 2.35a4Q; North Da.
kota Cobblers.- partly graded, $50. New
stock: Slightly. stronger; supplies mod
crate demand fair; track sales. CARROTS
bushel crate Florida. EliSs Triumphs: U
S. No. l, mostly 215: less than carlots
2.20 a crate.
Evening star., 1937-03-04

OHIO BELL NETS
$1O;278,17GP PROFIT
1886 Earnings Compare
With $8,819,796 for
Previous Year.
BY the Associated Press.

Gy Inc ASSOClhttQ FIcSo
CLEVELAND, March 4.-The Ohio
Bell Telephone Co. announced today
net income, after all charges, of $10,-
278,176.38 for 1896, compared with
$8,819, ,796 08 in 1885.
Total operating revenues in 1885,
the company said in its annual report
to stockholders, amounte' to $39.270,-
876, an increase of $3,508.544, or 9.8
per cent, over 1885 Total oper-
ating expenses were $23,457,9l7, an
increase of $3,321 ,206, or per cent
above 1885.
THE telephone revenues for 1886
however, were still $5,092,286 under
the level reached previous to the de-
preston, in spite Of the fact that
several millions of dollars worth OF
plant has been added since the low
point of the depression" the report
said
The company expects to spend
$14,300,000 on construction in 1887
the report said, with s8,800,000 in
plant to be removed, making the net
estimated addition to property OF
$5,5OO,00O.
During 1886 expenditures for plant
extensions and betterments amounted
to $11,835,7 ,797 and s6,656 ,072 worth
of plant was retired from service
causing a net increase of S5,179,72
in plant investment.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
sy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Convertible
liens today supplied the main motion
In a bond market. which seemed un-
able to develop a definite trend.
By midday the corporate list showed
something like an even division OF plus
and minus signs, the majority denot-
ing minor changes.
United States Governments were
also deeply grooved, with few trlfling
gains in Treasures and some losses IN
the Home Owners Loan Corp. group.
Further bullish activity in steel
shares was the foundation for an
other good run IN Youngstown Sheet
e. Tube 3l2s. Following the stock,
it pushed up more than 5 points in
early trading.
Great Northern Is, series "G," was
the outstanding performer in the rail-
division. moving up about 212. This
was on top of APPOINT rise yesterday.
The bonds exceptional strength was
explained in trading circles by its
privilege of conversion into stock,
the latter also having achieved a
considerable gain in recent sessions.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
BANK C[EAR|NGS
MOUNT SHARPLY
Climb to Highest Level Since
December 23, 1886,
During Week.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Bank clear
ings IN the United States were lifted
during the latest period to the highest
levels since December %, 1886. Fig
ures for both this year and last in
cluded heavy f1rst-of- -the-month set
Elements
The total for % leading cities, as
reported to Dun g. Bradstreet, for the
week ended Wednesday, March 3, was
81, 100, ,623, 900, against S6,064 ,658 900
in the corresponding period of 1896,
rise Of 17.2 per cent. This contrasted
with an increase of 114 per cent in
similar comparison for the five days
previous.
Clearings at New York City were
$4,573,275,0 ,0G0, which was 142 per
cent in excess of the s4,003, ,294 900
recorded last year. At outside centers,
the aggregate of s2,536, $4,000 rose
23.0 per cent above the amount a
year ago. The upturn at individual
cities was sharp in a number of in
stances At Buffalo, Pittsburgh,
Cleveland. Baltimore, Richmond, At
lanta, New Orleans, Louisville, Mn
neapolis and Seattle the gains range
from 80 per cent upward There ";
a decline of ST per cent at Omak
but II was narrowed from the drop {
IA per cent Of the FIVE days before.
The weeks clearings were higl.e
than those of the short period pre-
ceding by S1,518,467 900. Between
the two similar weeks of 1886, there
was rise of s1,o45, $4,000
Figures at leading cities, together
with percentage gains and losses
compared with those of 1886, follow.
also daily average bank clearings for
December, January and February.
|
Evening star., 1937-03-04
PARIS BANK CHANGES.

PARIS. March P.-The Bank of
France statement for the week ended Feb
Fuary 26 lin millions Of francs):
Gold reserve. 57.35S unchanged: sight
balances abroad, IA. unchanged; bills pur-
khased abroad. 1894, unchanged; dis
Counted commercial bills-France, s.629;
Increase. 1.O25. Temporary advances to
ktate tprior to 6-1S-36) 12,272; un-
changed. Temporary advances to state
since 6-1S-36), 1900; UNCHANGED. Ad-
tances against securities. 1884; increase.
Circulation, 81 062; increase. 1852.
Total credit to current accounts, 1900;
6ecrease. 527. Thirty-day advances against
securities. S13: decrease. 8.
Rate of discount. per cent.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
U. S. TREASURY POSITION
3y the Associated Press

The position of the Treasury on March
y. Receipts. Sl4,702. .416.02: expenditures,
= n uHE 1I0 90. balance. 81 Dob. 80. =
|646 90: customs receipts for the month
"a 797. .9S1.62 ,,.
h) s.. E5S. .6fi4, ,131 IA: expenditures. ST.
k3f. S5:S .59434 including 81 .934 S3S. :
4O4 "a of emergency expenditures; excess
X eXpenditures, S3,07S. 1S9. 1890: gross
debt S}4 4.214, ,462. 15. an INCREASE Of
|S333.314 25 over the previous day; gold
|aSsets SLABS 519 SOB 40. lncIudlng
|S3,15 300. S76 Al Of inactive gold.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK March 4 lPp-Eggs IT,
164. firm. Mixed coiors: storaee-packed
frsts. "a: firsts. 23i2;- mediums 22l2-23;
dirtles. No, l. % i2a'+; average checks
2l-3lI2: refrieerators. firsts 21-2134.
Butter. S163 firm and UNCHANGED.
Cheese 80. 1S5: firm and UNCHANGED.
Live poultry. by freight. steady and un-
changed.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
LONDON BANK REPORT.

LONDON March lP.-The Bank OF
England statement for the week ended
March 3 lin thousands of pounds
Circulation 400 954; increase. 5,ss1
Bullion, 3l4.516; increase. ls3; Reserves
81 562: decrease. ) 104. Public deposits
1914: increase 22n4 Private deposits
13l 49,; decrease $50 Government Sc
curlties. s5.0Sa; increase. Al. Other Sc
curities %, 336, increase. lO49.
The proportion of the banks reserve tc
liability is $3.50 per cent. compared with
30 10 last week.
Rate of discount. per cent.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Washington Exchange

SALES.
N. & W. Steamboat Co.. at ITO.
Potomac Electric Power SO pfd-5
at ia, 25 at ia.
AFTER CALL.
City & Suburban 5s-$l 900 at Sc
$1,000 at 8512, $1,000 at 85H.
Potomac Electric Power 51a% pfd-
at 11334, 3 at 113.
Ana. & Pot. r. R. 5s-S1 900 at n.
Capital Transit Colo at 151a.
Capital Traction 5s-Sl 900 at 9615.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
Sears DisclOses
2O.3PerCentCain
In Sales Volume
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March 4.-Sears, Roe
buck g. Co. reported today sales for
the first period of the new fiscal year.
from January 30 to February 26, were
$50, ,725, ,423. and compared with s25.-
SAL 1925 for the corresponding period
in 1886. The increase was IS. 83,598.
or 20.3 per cent.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
100000 TO BE SPENT.

TOLEDO, March [P).-The Pure
Oil Co. announced today s2,000,000
would be spent on refinery expan-
sion program here. The still capacity
of the refinery will be more than
doubled.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. March 4 (P.-Crude rub
ber futures opened steady: unchanged to
II higher. March. 21.70b: May. 90 90;
July % 1914.
Bid.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, March 4.-Dividends de-
slared tprepared by the Standard Statls-
tics Corp.
Extra.
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate riod record able.
starrett IL s. Co 40c - BIS $3.50
Arrearage.
Amer Capital s.; pf 15c 3-15 Al
Maeor Car pf S:3615 10 lilo
Special.
Lehman Corp $40 30 L!
Genl Time Instrum .5c Bio Al
Merch & Mfg Sec pf --35c - 3-lb 80
SloSS Shef steel 40
S6 cum pf S1l2l - $40 3--o
Increased.
United Carbon Co ST. Q 3-15 Al
Evening star., 1937-03-04
MONTREAL SILVER.

t11res OPENED strong. o5 to 125 higher.
Opening sales: April. 1850: July. 45.45;
September 462O.
Evening star., 1937-03-04
q. S. TREASURY NOTES.
GOLD SENT TO U. S.
(Reported by Chas. D. Barney 8 col

PLYMOUTH, England, March 4 (H1.
The French liner lie de France made
special call at Plymouth today to
pick up s6,358,550 Of gold consigned
to New York.
Evening star., 1937-03-04

'Ex dividend
Books closed.
s50c paid May Is 1896: SOC paid Aus
10. 1886; soc paid Nov. 16. 1896.
a4o> extra
e-I', extra
f-li.C extra.
h-75c extra.
g-lT extra paid Dec Is. 1896.
''-25c paid June 80. 1886; 45c ra!d
Dec 90 1896.
xb-50cc stock dividend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-05
ADVISES FARMERS
TO GROW ALFALFA
George Ross Says 1t Is
Greatest Need in Way of
Farm Improvement
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
I'm the Sir Walter Hotel.
- r ~ IA CT<lN1l VIII


Raleigh, July 5.-What North Caro-
lima farmers need to do more than
anything else right now is to plant
more acres of alfalfa, since the State
needs that more than the country
needs good five cent cigar is the
conviction of George Ross, retiring
alumni secretary Of State College and
formerly in charge of all the States
farms, when asked today what he
thought was the States outstanding
agricultural need. Incidentally, Ross
said that he is going back to his own
farm in Moore county and do some
farming on his own hook for a change
"Since you have asked me, I am
going to stick my head out and as
a volunteer 'braintruster' tell you that
If North Carolina is ever going to
have a well-balanced, or even almost
balanced, agriculture, it must start
raising more alfalfa both for hay and
farmers of the State should plant at
least 10000 acres of it this year. This
would be more than 100 per cent in
crease, since at the present time,
am informed, there are only between
1000 and 5000 acres OF alfalfa being
grown in North Carolina. Even then
the State would still be at the bottom
of the list of states in the growing
of the crop.
There are almost dozens of rea-
sons why the farmers in North Caro-
lima should plant and grow more al
fa1fa In the first. place, it has to be
sowed only once in seven years and
produce from two to three crops a
season. And during the seven years
that one sowing lasts, it steadily
builds up the soil, as it sends it's long
roots down into the sub-soi1 after
moisture and fresh plant food. Tt is
virtually immune to dry weather and
drought, and hence supplies green
pasturage for cattle and dairy herds
after all other grass crops have dried
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-05
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES.

: Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in, and in execution of the
duties imposed upon me by GER
tain judgment and order Of the Su-
perior Court of Vance County, North
Carolina, entered in an action herein
pending to foreclose tax liens and en-
titled Vance County, VS.. Sam Lewis
and wife, and Others" being No. $50
on the Civil Issue Docket of said
Court, I will on Monday, the 18th day
of July, 1887, at IL o'clock, Noon, at
the Court House door of said Vance
County, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, the following describ-
ed lands, to-wit:
A lot at Townsville fronting 125
#. on the public road and extending
back to contain 16-1OO of an acre, de-
scribed as follows:
Begin at Susan Hunts line and run
Easterly 1925 #. to stone on the pub
lie road; thence along said road 125
(155) feet to a stake, Orange Lewis
corner, thence Southwesterly 115 IT. to
the place of beginning. Being 5000
of an acre. See book 16 p. 1892.
Other terms and conditions will be
announced at the sale. ~
This End day of June, 1887.
r. G.. KITTRELL, Commissioner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-05
SOFT BALL LEAGUE
TO BEGIN TUESDAY
Two Games Each Day at
League Park and at
Lassiter's Field

First full weeks play in the Soft
Ball League will get underway Tues
day afternoon with two contests sche-
duled for that day. and for the re-
mainder of the week two games will
be played each day.
Games at League park for the week
will be Tuesday, Lions VS.. Roses
Wednesday, Bankers VS.. Wall Street
Thursday, Baptist VS.. Kiwanis, Fri
day, Presbyterians VS.. Underwriters
Games as Lastiter's field will be
Tuesday, Kiwanis VS.. Methodist, Wed
nesday, Baptist VS.. Underwriters
Thursday Rose VS.. Wall S::-et, and
Friday Lions VS.. Bankers
The Presbyterians and Methodist
will play only one contest during the
week.
There are nine teams entered in
the circuit, and the managers met
Friday night to draw up a schedule
and rules and regulations for play.