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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-21
Ouarles Knocks
Out Foe In Third

GREENSBORO, Sept. 21. -
Norment Quarles, Hendersonville
lightweight fighter, knocked out
Norman Cohen, of Petersburg,
Va, in the third round of sched-
uled hereunder here last night.
Quarles weighed 136 pounds and
Cohen LAP.
Quarles floored Cohen for a
count of seven in the first round,
and twice for counts of seven and
nine in the third. and finally poll
ished off the Virginian with a
right to the jaw in 55 seconds Of
the third round.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-21

will be all right, provided it does
not have the same trouble imp
Fluker's indicator had during the
softball series.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-21


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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Where They Play
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
(Only games scheduled.0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-21
Who Won
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 81, st. Louis SIS.
New York ), Detroit o.
(0nly game Scheduled).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 5, Brooklyn 4.
St. Louis 3. New York 10.
(0nly games scheduled).
The Washington times., 1937-07-22
KIRK MILLER SAYS:

(no count and his handlers said
after the fight that 1t was the
third round before they could get
him out Of the daze. Meanwhile,
he went along on blind momen.
tum.
The Variety Clubs outdoor
fund will realize something over
$1,000 for its summer altruiSm,
which in retrospect makes the
splendid Steele-Williams presen-
tation more than worth while,
over and above its artistic
phases. The whole card was
well staged and the preludes and
after pieces worthy Of the main
attraction.
The show was a distinct stimu.
lus to boxing in Washington and
undoubtedly will have the effect
Of reminding interest here in the
manly art. Carter Barron and
his various committees of bankers
within the Variety Club who so
vigorously promoted the card
may rest on their laurels as show
men-even beyond their native
pale.
The Washington times., 1937-07-22
Griffmen Snap
Losing Streak

Continued from LIST Sports Page)
field fence to silence the crowd
that booted him. He faced Bill
Dietrich in the first inning yester-
day and smote a home run into
the upper left field stands, long,
long way from the home plate.
Lewis was on base.
In betting this homer Simmons
followed the style set by Melo
Armada, the gay caballero from
south of the Rio Grande, who hit
the first ball pitched into the
right field stands for home run.
In the third inning another bar
rage, laid down by Travis, Kuhel
and Myer produced three runs.
Kuhel tripled. Lewis and Travis
singled in the seventh, and Sim
mons singled.
Well, that was just fine, and
Jimmy DeShong, after pitching
bad ball in the first inning,
steadied down and really turned
in q ball game. Kreevich'S home
run In the first produced two runs,
but then DeShorg took charge.
No account of the game in Chi
cage would be complete without
some reference to the fact that a
delegation of fans from Wisconsin
presented a roll Of cheese to the
washington ball club. What;
Goals to Newcastle?
The Washington times., 1937-07-22
ADVERTISEMENT
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The Washington times., 1937-07-22
HOBBS Many Rallies

And often when williams
seemed to have shot his last, fu-
tile slug and to be on the verge
Of submission, from somewhere
he would find the strength to un-
leash a furry Of wide hooKS that
brought Steele to the realization
his prey was not yet ready for
the knockout.
The Hobo's rugged spirit stood
him in good stead throughout.
In the first round he was manned
by a one-two attack from Steele
that spun him to the floor for
The Washington times., 1937-07-22

Continued from LIST Sports Page)
despite the sometimes unwiseldy
style that happens to be the VIII
uams' way.
Williams type Of almost I'M
cloth, if not audacious, attack is
the kind that oftimes gives the
thoroughbreds Of the ring the
most trouble, so Steele had to
provide not only the balance for
the fight, but the fineSse,
The Washington times., 1937-07-22
COMMENT
COMMENT

Consistent mare; edge
Two splendid efforts
Beat good plsterS here
Drops weight; figures
No wins in long time
Won two at AGSWRm
Nothing lately
Been racing poorly
The Washington times., 1937-07-22
COMMENT
COMMENT
COMMENT

COMMENT
Best effort needed
Always right there
Money possibility
Won last easily
Scratched for this
Fast; faint hearted
May need this
Very unreliable
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26

(A/V0C1IACO 4AOA4 Z age OACs/
ment the bill to provide an appropria-
ton of $155,0O for buildings for the
North Carolina College for Negroes at
Durham, after Senator Gold of Gull
ford withdrew a proposal of his.
Four representatives introduced a
measure to increase taxes on beer and
wine bottlers and dealers, and Senator
Radcliffe of Forsyth introduced one
to relieve banks of the collection Of
the new tax on intangibles in the rev.
enue act
The Senate sent the $1,980,O0O per-
manent improvements bill back to it's
finance committee.
Phone Companies Resist Tax.
Telephone companies operating in
North Carolina protested today "a
gainst one percent franchise tax
for the benefit of municipalities and
railroad companies fought a measure
to permit operation of oil pipe lines
in the State at a Senate committee
hearing.
No action was taken by the COM
mittee.
w. E. Duncan, of Charlotte, Caro-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
GEORGE |. EDWARDS
D|ESAT HOSPITAL
Native of County and Hen
derson Resident To Be
Buried Sunday

George Logan Edwards, 81. native
OF Vance county, and for many years
farmer of the county. died at 1:3(
a. m. today at Maria Parham hospital
after an illness since last Sunday. He
had lived in the city for the past Il
years. He had been in declining health
for several months
Mr.. Edwards is survived bv his
widow, Mrs. Carrie Edwards; three
daughters Mrs. w. L. Allen and Mrs
j. ]. Edwards, both of Henderson
and Mrs r. L. Allen, of Durham; and
two sons, G. H. Edwards, of Hender-
son, and O. N. Edwards, of Raleigh
also three brothers, Ray Edwards,
OF Henderson; and Richard and
Lucius Edwards, both of Franklin
county.
Mr.. Edwards was for about 80
years member of New Bethel Bap-
tlst church at EPSON, but for the past
two years held his membership at
Carey's Chapel Baptist church, sew
eral miles east of the city. Funeral
services will be held Sunday after
noon at o'clock at New Bethel
church, in charge of Rev. Mr.. Biddle,
OF Franklinton, pastor of Carey's
church, assisted by Rev. A. S. Hale,
pastor of the First Baptist church of
Henderson. Interment will be in the
New Bethel cemetery.
Pallbearers had not been announced
this afternoon,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
i11AL PHYSICIANS
ENROLL IN COURSE
c.,duate Glasses To Be
VIZ Held in Raleigh Under
AUSPICES of U. N. c.

,at Vance county physicians
Se' ,,oIcd for the post graduate
har h medicine to be conducted
co0's rvtrnsion Division of the Uni,
BY wv f North Carolina Medica,
~L 1uring the period from March
Se'o' Anril rs in Raleigh. The doc
j. will make frequent trips to the
, .a.fitutc for the courses they will
follow ,,ro vho ho,o ox.o,,od
n, Vance B, Rollins, DR.. H. H.
%' r ny. Thomas S. Royster,
pa %, mr. II. A. Miller
S' Tbe courses offered will consist of
law lectures. each to be given by a
;e'.o nationally known in his field.
u ur', meetings will be held in the Car
l ,no motel. beginning with a dinner
o.'.' o'clock and followed by the lee
. q, at $ o'clock.
rno schedule OF the lectures is as
'O worcb 1.-THE Causes, Relations,
~ Treatment of CarGiovascubar Re-
an. nv disease" DR.. Stewart Roberts,
Atlanta, Ga.
March 24-"The Diagnosis and
vanagement of Gall Bladder Dis
' ~. Dr. T. Grier Miller, University
uo.pital. Philadelphia, Pa.
varch 31-"Syphilis and Skin" to
be selected
Anril The Hemorrhages of Pre-
esrcv" Dr. James McCord, Emory
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
Bulldogs Get Another
Double Cage Victory
Girls Get 1910 Margin Over Warrenton, While Boys
Come From Behind to Wi Out 22-12 in Contests
Run Off Last Night In Warren Capital

Henderson high school cagers whip
ped Warrenton there last night in a
double bill for the second time within
a week, the girls winning their con-
test II to II, and the boys taking
their game by 22-12 margin.
The girls contest was close and
hard fought throughout with the
count being Sail at the half whistle.
Miss Blake, with five, Miss Daniel
S, and Miss Wilkinson. with three
accounted for the scoring of the locals
Miss Pridgen got five for the LOSERS,
Miss Reid 3, and Miss Duke 2.
The boys game was rather rough
and Warrenton held the lead at 9-5
when the mid-time whistle blew
Henderson began to play basket
ball about the end of the third pc
riod, and pulled ahead of the John
Graham five. *aA"
Captain Durwood Turner led Hen
derson with eight points, with Peace
and Vaughan accounting for five tai
lies each, Aston got two.
Rideout was the best for the losers
with six. Miles got three, Bell two
and Hedgepeth, one
Coach Ruby Temple used Perry
Blake, Daniels and Wilkinson at for
wards for Henderson. Stainback
Ayscue, Loughlin, Mabry and He'd
rick at guards. Warrenton used Duke
Reid, Pridgen at forwards, Finnell
Boyce, Hicks and Hicks at guards.
Coach Bing Miller sent Peace, Al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
MRS. BRAKE BURIED
AT ROCKY MOUNT
Mother of Local Man Pass
es After Illness of Two
Weeks of Pneumonia

Rocky Mount, Feb. 26-Funera
services for Mrs. r. C. Brake, who
died of pneumonia just before 4
o'clock yesterday morning, were con.
Quoted from the home at o'clock this
afternoon
Rev. Norman Johnson of the First
Presbyterian church performed the
rites, assisted by Rev. Chester Alex
ander of Tarboro, and Rev. James A.
Satterfield, former pastor of the Pres
byterian church here of which she was
a member.
Interment was in Pine View GENE
terry.
The elders and deacons of the First
Presbyterian church were the pail
bearers.
Mrs. Brake had been i'll for the past
two weeks, and became seriously ill
with pneumonia Sunday She sue
cumbed to the illness at $50 o'clock
Thursday morning at the home, 2O3
Lexington street. She was go years
of age.
Before her marriage to r. C. Brake.
a prominent business man and vete-
ran alderman of the city, Mrs Brake
was Miss Hettie " Cosby of Tarboro.
Surviving are her husband: four
sons, Clyde, Jesse Morton, and Doug
las Carlton, all of here, and r. c.
Brake, Jr., of Henderson; two daught-
ers, Mrs. r. c. Anderson and Mrs.
Ben Roney; three brothers, B. M.
Cosby and H. M. Cosby of Tarooro,
and James E. Cosby of Santa Rosa,
California; and one grandchild, Bar
bara Leah Brake.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
TWO DEEDS PLACED
WITH THE REGISTRY

Realty transfers with the Vance
Registry yesterday were two, accord
ing to the record books.
Henderson Grocery Co., conveyed to
Thomas G.. Horner and Henry T. Nor
ris for $500 and considerations pro-
perty on William and Montgomery
streets.
E. G.. Adcock, ct al, sold to P. J.
Oliver for SO and considerations 65
1-2 acres of land on the old Hender-
son-Warrenton Road.
Observation-Disclosures seize government
in Japan and assassinate several poll
teal lealers. ~T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26

linas manager of the Southern Bell
Telephone & Telegraph Company, ar
gued against the measure to allow
towns to tax telephone receipts at one
percent He said his company paid
$81, 900 in taxes in this State last year,
equivalent to $9.17 on each OF the 49,
900 telephones in use! eff the taxes go
up" Duncan warned, crates must go
up"
J. r. Porter, of Tarboro, of the Car
DINA Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany, presented similar figures for his
firm.
Senator Flanagan, of Pitt, author
of the bill, and Mayor M. K. Blount,
of Greenville, said cities now get
nothing from telephone companies in
taxes, though the companies got val
liable franchise, and some Virginia
towns get up to three percent in tax
from telephone companies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
House Vote Sets
Record on F Finance

CONTINUED from Page onei
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
Spending Measure Passes in
Senate, Revenue In House

{Contmued frooa Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26

Senate, most Of them of clarifying
nature. So it was that Chairman
Victor S. Bryant, of the House Fin
ance Committee, decided to try to get
House concurrence in the Senate
amendments without sending the re-
venue bill to conference-and he did.
Majority Large.
The result was that when the time
came to vote the majority IN favor
of concurring in the Senate amend
ments was so large that the minority
did not even call for roll call vote,
the amendments being approved on
first reading 10y viva voce vote. The
bill is expected to pass second and
third reading with even less difficulty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26

University, Atlanta, Ca. -
April 14-"New Advances in Nutri
ton with Particular Reference to the
Vitamins," DR.. c. p Segard, Wiscon.
SIN Research Foundation, New York
City.
April 21-"Goitre," DR.. Geo. P. Null
Ter, Professor of Surgery, jefferson
Medical School, Philadelphia, Pa.
April 28-"Acute Infectious Dis
cases." DR.. Charles F. McKann Pro-
fessor of Pediatrics, Harvard Univer-
sity, Boston, Mass.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
TAX COLLECTOR AT
POST OFFICE MAR. q. S

A. o. Curl, Jr., deputy commission
err of the N. C. Department of Rev
enue, will be in the sheriff's office at
the court house on March 1, 2, 3, 6, 8,
II, II, 13 and Is to assist taxpayers
in filing their State income tax re-
turns. Deputy Curl will also be in
Warrenton March and 9, and in
Louisburg and 10 for the same pur-
pose.
The commissioner will be glad to
assist all in the filing of their returns
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26

ston, Edwards at forwards, Vaughan
at center, Turner, McIlhenny and
Rideout at guards, against Warren
tons Hedgepeth Rocker and Rideout,
forwards, Bell, center, and Williams
and Miles, guards
This was the fourth consecutive
double win for the Henderson teams.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
ROAD TERM GIVEN
NEGRO FOR ASSAULT

Eddie Davis, Negro, was sent to the
roads today in city court by Mayor
Irvine B. Watkins for a term of four
months when he was found guilty of
assaulting and cutting William Scog-
gins and Gill Cothran with a deadly
weapon, knife.
Douglas Jones, another Negro, was
tried on the same charge, but was dis
charged.
H. w. Edwards was fined SIS and
costs for being drunk
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26
"RHYTHM GIRL REVUE" AT
THE STATE NEXT WEEK

The State Theatre presents as its
stage attraction Sunday and Monday
matinee and night "The Rhythm
Girl Revue" featuring Hot Dog John
son, ace of black face, with Carl
Wheeler as seconds. Plenty of boys
and girls with dances, songs and mus
ic to entertain you. Regular picture
program completes the program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-02-26

(COntinued from Page Cnel
the House would reuse to agree either
to the sales tax on meals, as imposed
by the Senate, or to the exemptions
to the building materials tax, also in
serted by the Senate. But as leaders
circulated among House members
Thursday night sounding out senti-
ment, it became increasingly apparent
that the House was willing to accept
both of these changes without argu-
ment, as well as the many other
minor changes made IN the bill in the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Pasijove hry " CSR.

V Slovenskem KrusnohoT1, V
ovzdusf t%ajemnych vrchG Po-
l'any a Vepora, v nevelke obci
Sihla u Lomu mad Rimavicou,
polozene v lesnate krajine We
vySi 1000 m n. M, odvazili Sc
loni mlad1 pracovn1ci ozivit ira
dici pasijovych her ma Sloven-
sku, p~rerusenou sv6tovou val
kou.
Budeme hrat kazdorocne
Dnesne dfevene stavby nahra-
dime betonem, vybudujeme
amfiteatr, postavlme svetu
nieco, elm sd nemohol chvalit
ami Oberammergau. Sloven-
ske Paste budou a musia byt
vyhl'adavane svetom."
S tax nadsen1m nacrtavs
nam do budoucna program u
citel Jan Benicek, autor librete
a tajemnik Pasijovych her pre-
Slovensko v Sihle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10

Stale jeste zije u mas duch
saTcin a doutnaj1 jiskry divci
valky. Nedavno ma Zbraslav-
sku rekly 81 dive zeny u kaplic-
ky navzajem, CO 81 o sobe my
slf a byl z toho osud. Kazda 81
vedla z obce Is svedk1, vesmes
falesnych a z prfbuzenstva, a
starosta obce S pevnou sukovi-
CT V ruce vedl to proces1 k SOU
du ma Zbraslav. Tam to smi-
Tili, v dobre sousedske Will sli
nazp6t, pax 81 pripravily zby-
tecne o penize a popraly sc ma
vzajem i Sc svedky. Vaznejsi
pTfpad je hlasen v Ruseku ma
Kralovehradecku. Tam VITA
hla matka s dcerou, ozbrojene
cepy, prot zene jednoho zed-
n1ka a ia vzala ma ne kous.
Muzove otrl1 re svetove valky
rychle ut1kali "a humna, pro
toze to v~ypadalo, jake kdyz Sc
hustle utkavajf S krizaky. ze-
ny 81 chvfli vymenovaly nazo-
ry, mluvilo Sc o useknutych pa
licfch a rozmlacenf ma cucky,
nacez odlozily ODE strany mou
Dire zbrane a zacaly jen peste-
mi. Ted Sc jim do toho plete
soud pro lehka ublfzenf ma tie.
lie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
President-osvoboditeI Masa-
ryk podruhe ranen mrtvici.

President Osvoboditel, To
mas G.. Masaryk, byl We SVEN
lanskem zamku pc druhe ra-
men mrtvici.
Nekolik lekaTskych bulleti-
MI oznamovalo, re nehroz1 bez
prostredni nebezpec1. Celym
ceskoslovenskym narodem u
pTfmne milovany a ostatn1m
sv6tem nejvyse cteny 87-lety
starec, sc nachazel ma zaslou-
zen6m odpocinku, re ktereho
jak pTi SVEN odstoupen1 z pre-
sidentskeho kTesla pravil =
"se Dude jeSt6 chvfli dfvat, jak
to bez neho d6laj1."
Poole nedavnych zprav z
Prahy byl do poslednf dolby
zdravotnf stav eX-presidentuv
velmi uspokojivy a proto nahly
zachvat je pro cely svet vel
kym pTekvapenfm.
Ia nadherneho sobotn1ho il
ira probudil Sc president osvo-
boditel Tomas G.. Masaryk
znacne zotaven a pri jasnem
vedomf. Probudil Sc pc Z. no
dine.
Ma zamek v Lanech dochazi
stale mnoho darG pro staricke-
no ex-presidenta a zaroven ia
Ike mnoho pTanf, ably Sc z to-
hoto zachvatu brzy uzdravil.
Dosel do Ian take telegram
rumunskeho krale Garcia H.,
ktery staTickemu expresiden-
tow pTeje rovnez brzkeho w
dravCni.
President Eduard Benes
ztravil opet celou noe ma zam-
ku V Lanech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Ztracime million dust " narode.

LekaTi Sc velmi vazne zaby-
vaj1 ubyvanim detl republice
a snazf sc nalezt pf1ciny, ably
mohlo byti pomozeno. V pT1lo-
re dneSn1ho Ceskeho Slova le-
kar DIR. Kazil zastava Sc zen
prot vytkam, re pry nemajl
deti z pohodlnosti. "My, leka-
RI" p1se DR.. Kazil, wine zee
la bezpecn6, re jen neobycej-
ne zT1dka dGvodem k bezdet-
nosti je pohodl1." Primal DIR.
Pachner odhaduje, re V morav
sko-ostravske prGmyslove O.
blasti, kde zije ma 100000 IL
di, jest sest az sedm tis1c bez-
detnych zen. Mysl1 tim zeny,
ktere by deti mely, kdyby mo-
hly. PTipocte-li Sc tento po-
mer ma celou r%epubliku, vycha-
ri ztrata milionu dust. Ztrata
milionu dust je problem cello
narodn1 a ~celostatnf. Jake jed
nu z velmi zavaznych prfcin
tohoto zjevu uvad1 DIR. Kazil
pozdnf snatky. Mlad1 Tide mu-
81 snatky, nebo aspoh touhu pc
detech z dGvodu hospodar-
skych odkladati a Sc staT1m u
byva nadeje ma deti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
Rolnici pobofili cikanIGm dom
ky, p~rotoze pry prinesli do
obce bidu.

Do male saTisske oboe Mi
chalan u Prezova Sc pred ne
kolika lety pTistehovalo sedm
cikanskych robin a zalozili 81
"a vesnici ma darovanem po-
zemku cikansky tabor. AZ do
nedavna zili cikani s vesnicany
v mfru. Rolnici vsak V posled-
nj dobe zle ma cikany zehrali.
V pondel1 rano, kdyz muzsti
prrislusnici cikanskeho tabora
odesli "a prac1 ma pole a v ia
bore z1staly jen zeny S detmi,
pfislo jedenact smluvenych
rolnfkd srovnat tabor Sc zem1.
Vyhnali zeny a deti z chatrci a
sekyrami rozbili z hlfny a drew
slepen6 domky. Cikanky be-
zely hned pc sve muze ma pole,
ale nez Sc cikani vratili, bylo
liz dflo zkazy sk~onceno. Cika-
nj Sc vyzbrojili kosami, seke-
rami a nozi a sli Sc rolnfknm
pomstit. Krveprolitf pTedesla
cetnicka hlidka, ktera cikany
utisila. I'll 81 potion vybrali il
nou cestu pomsty. Jeste. odpo-
ledne odesla deputace do Pre-
sova k advokatovi. ably podal
ma rolnfky trestn1 ornament.
Vysetrovan1m Sc zjistilo, re
rolnfci jsou ma cikany rozezle-
nj, protoze neplat1 obecnf dav-
ky a protoze pry prinesli do Oh
&c bfdu. PT1pad bude NIT
soudn1 dohru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-09-10
"Tece voda, tece" ma sinajske
pouSti.

Jeden z nasich krajand V
Palestine, policista v Tel Avi-
WI, postal cs. kratkovlnemu
rozhlasu dopis, V nemz p1se mi
mo jine: "Po prve jsem slysel
vaSi stanici loni ma podzim.
Byl jsem sluzebne ma hrani-
cfch sinajske pouste, a tn jed
nou rano, pc probdele noel ma
hlldce, jsem nahodou zaslechl
hlasenf O pokusnem vys1lan1
kratkovlnne stanice Praha. Ne
mGzete 81 pTedstavit, jakym
dojmem to pGsob1 v takovem
prostred1 mezi poust1 a nebem.
A jeste tohle. Vys1lali jste p1-
sen "Tece voda, tece". Tuto
pfsen jsem sym arabskym ko-
legGm neprekladal. Zili jsme V
nouzi O vodu. Trpeli jsme liz
nj a ctrnact dn1 jsme Sc nemy-
H."