davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Coming Week Will
Test Market Rally
Rusiness Picture Continues
Favorable But Traders
Show Caution
Nv MAX BUCKINGHAM

New York. May %. -U.RD-The
test of the extent of the stock
markets rallying power likely VIII
develop this week, leading traoetS
believed today.
Prices rallied last week with pl-
yotaI shares taking command. buI
volume was so lacking that no
definite trend appeared establish
ed. ,,
Caution will be the watchWoro
until the test is out OF the way
The market is political to a great
degree and the developments III
washington are foremost Tor con-
sideration. Fears over government
plans have subsidized some on the
price improvements, however, ana
there are reports of fairly Slzeaole
buving accounts now on the SIDE
lines ready to start buying.
The business picture presents q
Favorable view although there VIII
be a summer recession in indus
trial activity. Leading Industries
over the weekend showed:
Steel - The magazine Steel
found that operations had gone up
2la points to 81 y per cent OF ca
pacity. equaling the April high.
Buying is less than shipments, the
publication found, but current or
ders plus heavy backlogS are SUI
ficient to assure activity well into
the summer. The scrap decline
continues and the indications are
the bottom may be near.
Automobile The labor difficult
ties have curtaued some produc-
ton with operations last week at
l34.5OO units compared with l4O,-
396 in the previous week. Ihe
change in automobile models dur
ing the summer is likely not to be
90 severe as in recent years. Heavy
orders for 1887 models will make
production on those run later. In
addition the changes between 1887
and 1888 models are not likely TO
be so great as in recent years. An
other comforting factor is that
April factory sales were 42,068 un-
IFS greater than in the correspond
ing 1886 month.
Railroads. Carloadings in the
week ended May Is made more
than a seasonal increase. This
trend may be continued. Heavy
crop movements will get under
way soon. Provided drought does
not interfere. advance indications
are for better crops than last year.
In addition. the high rate Of in
dusrrial operations in the east
assure good shipments from these
regions.
COpper-Some American copper
executives are abroad inveStigat-
ing the situation there. The slump
of around four cents a pound -
which led to the world market
collapse six weeks ago indicated
a tremendous speculative position
had been built up. But copper de-
mand domestically continues high,
Retail trade-Consumer spend
ing shows improvement. Unsea-
sonal weather has cut into the
gains some but the average is run
ming about Is per cent ahead Of a
year ago. No great resistance tC
prices has appeared, most stores
report, although there are fears
this may result If prices advance
further.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Electric Appliances 10

ELECTRIC Fans, call in and let
us show you our line OF WeStlng--
house fans. McCoy'S. CMlS-2o
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

W. H. HINTON. n-..;,,uoo
That certain tract OF land in Providence
township, more particularly described as
follows: , -,
~ acres located on Butler road ana ad-
ioining lands OF ]. Morgan, Paul BrothetN
and others known as the Sawyer Iahd'
200 acres located on State Highway NO;
"a adjoining lands of u. ID. o'erman anu
]. J.. Roper Lumber 'ompany' kho"h N
the SmithSun and Sawyer land.
% acres adjoining lands of j.. &. Hudson
and u. V. Hinton known as the Alex
White lands 1T.
I5:i acres located ON Butler road adJoih-
ing lands of l.. &. Hudson and Il. T. NC
pherSon, known as the EaNon lands
100 acres located on State Highway No
34 adjoining lands OF u. T.. "Hl4his
state and II. V. Hinton. known a. the
Richardson Swamp.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

Cutting room scraps: Max Il
Cover the WaterfronO Miller
signed as a Paramount writer to
script Ruler of the Sea" . Ma
ria Sieber, f2-year-old daughter
of Marlene Dietrich, has a crush
on Ray Milland Buck Jones
returned from a 14-day fishing
trip off Mexico-with one fish ..
Bette Davis smoked a cigar witt
Henry Fonda, on bet' ther
turned green . =.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

&. W. HOLLOWEIL and wife, MIS-. Z. W
HullOwell.
These certain tracts OF land located IN
NiNuntun township, and described a' ioi'
lows:
os acre, known a. the Perry tract, adj
Joining the lands OF CuperSmith brothers
Morris land and Others Said tract being
known and designated as the Perry tract
4GI. acre, known a. the Jackson tta't'
adjoining lands Of J.. :. Blades, MTs. Mat
lie IIlrrell and the main road
lGli !. acres known a. the liollowell tract
adjoining the lands Of W A. Worth, +.
". lluuwell and Margaret Holluweil.
2lT acres known as the Body farm. ad'
Joining lands of +. ". lIulowell. Margaret
Ilulluwel and tile main road.
23 acres known the jackson iarin. ad'
joining lands of Jasper Thompson D. j.
White and the main road
Onc-half acre situate ON the land TO !. "
WinSlows house.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

CHARLES WINsLOw and vie, A''
Winslow. and ~
That certain tract or parcel q. 'I.' "a - .
and being in Ncwland to"h'.'; "a gdn
Brothers land. containing
more or less.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

Clothing

ATTENTION LADIES
New dresses just received for
our sale. which continues through
this week. HURDLES. CMy24-29
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Poultry and Supplies 43

STURDY, selected, blood tested
Reds. Barred Rocks, White Rocks,
Leghorn- lO0-S695; Heavy Mixed
$3.50. Prompt shipments. Prepaid;
Live delivery. Carolina HatcherleS,
Greensboro, N. C.. CMlO-l7-24
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

T.. V. HINTON. =, Lad ;. x.,,
tn,s"sbin more particularly described as
follows: u..., tI;.L =.
a. "a and adjoining lands OF the heirs of
Jahn L. Hinton. known and designated as
the f. V. Hinton home.
30 80 acres located ON state Highway Ew No;
81. adjoining lads oi lame" smn c.i,, %si,"p and
a. Hoc a. .oras located ON State Highway No
a. adjoining lands of John l.. Hinton
o. o., s"d known as the DALEY tract.
e, V. HINTON. ,,,, 4, mo,,r, H..
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

wUIIAli BROTHERS and wife, Mrs. VIII
liam Brothers, -, =, v.r,.nd
That certain tract OF land in NGwIana
- ~ / Proctor containing 10 acres.
',,,r.. mr. less. This being tue interest OF the
s,iJ William Brothers in the lands oil hl'
gatLar james Brothers, amounting "
5ll1O acres.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Want Ads
(I::S
Wanted

LARGE SAFE, cabinet type pre-
ferred. Will trade present safe
which We have outgroWn, or buy
outright for cash. M. G. Morrisette
& Co. Elizabeth City, N. c.
CMy24-3l
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

T.. V. HINTON. Ian, ,n Noun, H.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
100
Building & Loan

WE ARE always ready to assist
you with your building problems,
Remember it is just as cheap to
build your own home as it is to
rent a house. Albemarle Building
and Loan Association. CMl8-24
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

LAWN MOWERS grass CatCherS.
Lawn mowers sharpened, called
for and delivered. GRIFFIN B1-
CYCLE SHOP. pM2Z-2o
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Auto Accessories "a

THE PURE OIL COMPANY can
serve you with a fun line of auto
mobile accessories, tires, tubes
and batteries, wholesale and retail.
.tiu guarantee tires and batteries.
w. H. Smith, dist. Phone 262.
CM22-28
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Delicatessen "

WE HAVE a nice selection Of
sandwiches, aaladS. and T-bone
steaks. Phone GAS. SUGAR BOWL.
pM19-25
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

HAVE YOUR winter garments
cleaned and scaled in Cedarlzed
bag. COOPER CLEANING
WORKS. Phone 280. pMl9-25
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Cottages For Rent 95

MACS HEAD Cottage for rent,
Sound Side. Geo. w. HaSkett, &.
City. phone 284. cM24-6t
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Lawn Mowers %

LAWN MOWERS Sharpened soc.
No emery wheel, no temper de-
stroyed. Elias Williams, l0l East
EhringhauS Street.
pM18-24
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Norfolk Markets

Reported by w. C. Mitchell & Co.
EooS and Poultry.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
NOTICE!
Of Sale Under Tax
FOreclOs ure
Judgments

Under and by virtue OF a Judg-
ment of the Superior Court OF
Pasquotank county, made in those
certain actions wherein the Court
of PaSquotank was plaintiff and
those persons listed below were
defendants. the same being fore
closure suits brought by said plain
tiff to enforce the collection OF
taxes and the undersigned being
appointed commissioner for the
purpose Of selling said lands to
pay said taxes, which said judg-
ments are duly of record in the
office of the Clerk Superior Court
of Pasquotank county, 1 the un-
dersigned commissioner, will. on
the 28th day of June, 1897, at II
O'Clock. noon, and as long there
after as it may be necessary to
execute all of said sales, at the
courthouse door in PaSquotank
County, N. c., offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, provided
said bid is sufficient to pay all
taxes due the County of PaSquo-
tank through the tax year 1888,
otherwise the lands will be deemed
automatically purchased by said
county. those certain tracts of
land lying and being in the vari-
Gus townships of Pasquotank
county and described Immediately
following the names OF the de-
PENDANTS for whose delinquency in
tax payments these sales are be-
ing had, and being the defend
ants named in said judgments.
HENRIETTA ADAMS and husband. -------
Adams.
in Ncwland township. known rs the GallOp
land. containing 4/3 acres, more or less.
HATTIE ARMSTRONG and husband. -----
| Armstrong.
Eight acre Abe Hence land located in New
| land township.
|
| ATLANTIC LUMBER COMPANY.
| l41T acres +. Is. Sawyer land and 1852
acres J. r. White land, located in New
| land township.
BALL AND WALSTON. hall and
| wife Mrs. ---------liall,
Walstun and wife, MrS. ---
| WalstOn.
That certain tract o! land lying and being in
Salem township, known the Sawyer land,
containing lIlO acre.
RICHARD BAKCLIFT, Sr.. and wife. Mrs.
Richard Barclift. Sr.
22H acres Ben Johnson land and eight
acres Simpson land, all in Mount Herman
township
NJ II. BEASIEi and wife. Mrs. NJ. IL.
Beasley.
That certain tract OF land in Providence
township, bounded on the north by the
lands u. Miles f. Russell and the said
Matthew BeaSley: the east by lands of
d. ID. Overman; On the south BY lands OF
said Oyerman and ON the west by lands
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Cleaning

DIR MONTE DRY cleaning SyS-
ter inSures your garments against
moths. OdorleSs dry cleaning.
Work guaranteed. Albemarle
Laundry. Phone l25. cMSl-tl.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Help Wanted Male

RADIO SERVICE man, to do gen.
eral radio repair work and work
around store, with opportunity for
promotion as salesman. Young
man preferred. NJ. G. MorrlSette
g. Co.. City. cMyZ4-3I
HIGH SCHOOL graduate who
does not expect to enter college
and VINO wants to learn a trade.
Opportunity for apprenticeship in
desirable line. Must be sober.
healthy, dependable. No play boys
or loafers wanted. Write for ap-
pontment, giving address and
telephone number # any. Mr..
Boyd, c o Box 387, City.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

r. {. ROACH and wife. Mrs X. c. Roactz
That certain tract Of land located ON Mil
Pond road in Newland township adjoining
the Hinton land. known as the !. b, Roach
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Service Stations

CERTAINLY, we wash cars. Com
plete modern equipment and we
call for and deliver. c. V. Perry,
West Main. Phone. 803-W.
cA30-tf
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

HENRIETTA ADAMS and husband, -------
Adams.
That certain tract or parcel OF land lying
in Ncwland township known as the GallOp
land containing 4iJ acres. more or less.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
LOCAL MARKETS

Following are the offering prices
to the producers on Elizabeth City
markets at the close of business
hours yesterday.
LIVESTOCK
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Household Needs 30

FOR A COOL Kitchen this sum-
mer, let us show you our WeSting-
house electric cooker that will
cook a meal for eight persons.
Only S29.90. McCoyG. CM20-26
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

CUSTOM BUILT Cabin Cruise,
"a #. long. 9 fl. wide, with forward
cabin sleeping four, galley, toilet,
large open cockpit; 8 cyl. V-8 mo-
tor with marine conversion and
Joe's clutch. Dual control. A beau
tiful Job. built for sport fishing;
only two years old; speed II to
Is miles per hour. Will sell cheap.
Can be seen at Elizabeth City. NJ.
G. MorriSette, Elizabeth City, n.
e cMy24-3l
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
General Contracting
and Financing 70

OUR PLAN of financing enables
us if you own or lease your lot to
build or moderniZe your home or
contemplated building. No down
payment, Sc intereSt-up to 20
years to pay. $3.50 per thousand
is your monthly payment. EStl--
mates free. Pictures and plans OF
hundreds of homes available. Mail
or phone request for application or
estimates which will be completed
at your home. First and second
mortgage money and loans avail
able also on existing property. No
obligation. Feel free to consult us
about your building requirements.
MUTUAL CONSTRUCTION COM
PANY, Phone ll85, Suite l2Ol,
Second Floor, First and Citizens
Bank Building. sol East Main
Street, Elizabeth City, N. G.:
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

WE ARE ready to place contracts
for Pine Pulp Wood to be deliver
ed at South Mills and other points
located on waterways north OF
Albemarle Sound where loading
facilities are afforded for bargeS
drawing seven feet. Terms: Cash
on delivery. We will also buy tim
ber stumpage either by cord or
lump sum. For particulars, ad-
dress Conwell & Company, Inc,
Southern Building, Norfolk, Va.
cM12-28
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

BERTHA JACKSON and husband -
Jackson.
That certain tract Of land located in
Mount Hermon township and known as the
Jackson land. containing two acres more
or less
{. Il. JAMES ad wife. Mrs. &. Is. James.
That certain tract or parcel Oi land lying
and being ON Sound Neck road in Salem
township. containing IS acres. more or
less.
X. II. JAMES Estate. John Beaman. Agent
That certain tract of land located IN
Salem township ON the Sound Neck road.
adjoining lands Of Mrs Mary SnOwden and
Others: being known as the Jones tract.
containing "a acres. more or less.
JENNErrE BROS. l.. Is. Jennette and wife,
Mrs l.. h. Jennette, W. ii. Jenpette
and wife Mrs W. II. Jennette.
That certain tract OF land located On Pear
tree road in Mount lIermOn township known
A. the .ilbertSon land. containing 81 acres.
more less.
JEREMIAH JOHNSON and wife. Mrs. Jere-
mah johnson.
"a acres land located on the Bluff Point
road in Salem township.
JULIA JOHNSON and husband --
johnson.
That certain tract of land located on the
Mill Pond road in Nrwland township ad-
Joining lands ui Hence heirs and known
as the Abe Hence tract, containing -
acres. more or less.
WILEY JOHNSON Estate. Henry Johnson
Agent.
3S acres land located in Salem township
and known aS Newly land.
WILLIAM JOHNSON. James Glover, Agent.
That certain tract Of land located on Bluff
Point road in Salem township. adjoining
lands of Judic Cartwright and others.
Said tract contains % acres, more or less.
JORDON JONES Estate Mrs. Jorlon Jones.
Those certain tracts Of land in Providence
township more particularly described aS
follows:
Five acres adjoining lands of J. g. Harris
and others and known as the Whitehurst
lands
13 acres adjoining lands of j. g. Harris
and others. and known as the Miller lands
W. X. JONES and wife Mrs. W. X. Jones.
30 acres Spence Upper land and 30 acres
Mullen Woods. Newland township.
MARY WEEKS LAMBETH.
One-half interest in a certain tract Of land
in NiXonton township. bounded follows:
On the West by lands Of +. NJ. Godfrey
]. W. Smell and Mac White. on the North
by lands OF Mac White and George White
on the East and South by the lands uf
Jackson heirs, the same being a part OF
the deed farm. containing ~ acres. more or
less.
Eleven acres land in Nixonton township
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
For Sale

SACRIFICE - Immediate sale.
Amerlcan Educator Encyclopedia.
never used: Latest Edition. write
r 0. Box SIT, Creswell, N. c.
cM24-25
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

PEANUT MARKET
Peanut quotations: Jumbos, 434
to 5; Runners, AZ to 424: Bunch,
Az to 434. Market remains quiet
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Millinery

BEACH HATS
Large assortment of smart,
brightly painted Straws for chill
dren and ladies. Prices Csc and
soc. G. NJ. WILLIAMS, POT South
PoindeXter Street. CM2l-27
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale, 1c
per ID. in 25-lb. bundles. Special,
100 lbs. for 85c. The Independent:
J3-tf
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

W. T.. HINTON. , ,o,,,ed in
Those certain tracts of land locateH III
Newland township, more PARTICULARLY
scribed as follows: .,, ~, road
% acres located on the Mill ron" Ioau'
adjoining lands Of Ed. Proctor ana OtherS'
and known a, the Caleb Griffin tract
Ten acres located ON the RlNer biIuse
road. adjoining lands of John j.; hi''"''
sst,te and known as the Griffin lands;
40 acres adjoining lands OF Spence helfS
and W, V. Foster known AS the Sop"ia
~ acres located on Up River road: aa-
;ninipy lands of f. Is. Granger ana W A.
Foster known as the Brothers woodlahI.
IO acres adjoinin. the State Highway a,a- Las
ouotank River and lands ot r. uIih III
SaiI tract is known as the Moore land'' -.
"a acres adjoining lands Of leo, W.
Stokelpy and the Parker lands. known ~
Stokeley land. ,,,.,,,,.,, So
no acres located on state Highway ; No;
"a adjoining lands of II. j.. Hinton anu
thc Stokrley lands. known as the hinton
Uo,n. and being tile tract now USED ny 'he
said ". f. Hinton, as place OF RESIDENCE
45B acres located on state hlGh%,y NJ.
"A and adjoining lands OF W. r. SAWYER
and Thomas Brothers. known as the FRANK
Sawyer tract.
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Bakery

MRS, WILLIAM JENNETTE-
'4Is please sample" our cinnamon
huns with our compliments. we
bove half dozen free ones for you
Al Al BENIARLE BAKERY. O,
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Help Wanted Female 2


WANTED: Experienced waitress,
apply Busy Bee Cafe, North Poln-
dexter st. cMl4-tf
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

REFRESH YOURSELF with one
of our cool fountain drinks ana
delicious sandwiches. Prompt ae-
livery and curb service. Phone 953; Sc
WHAIEY'S SHOPPE. CM22-Zo
The daily independent., 1937-05-24

Special Notices 81

TYPEWRITERS-All MAKES; NV,
used and rebuilt, SIS up. Service
on all typewriters. Our representa-
tive covers Eastern Carolina every
week. Typewriter Sales & Service
Co., 223 Main Street. Norfolk.
Phone 4l769. cA31-tf
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Awnings

QUALITY awnings have proven
hest for comfort, protection ana
9npearanCe. Munden & AleXander,
Phone 1899. NNi@O u
The daily independent., 1937-05-24
Confectionery IL

PARK Ar MONROE'S for a drink
and a sandwich, made While you
wait, We also deliver, Phone 9O9;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-07
Cars Go Up h Smoke! Abandoned Troleys Condemned To Bon Fire = Fire Marshall Aides Supervise Destruction = Even old Snow PlOughs Follow Sand Car Into
 Flames
Flames

I utes before the hour as fixed by two, "and boy, how she could travel. We drove her on the last leg home, and what time she was able to make. We rocked along so fast upon nu- merous occasions that some of the passengers had to hold fast to the seats. And when we got to Cheshire into the little eating house of Den- ny McClearey, went the crew and many of the passengers. Why, if you were a slow eater, we waited for you, because we could make up time easily. Officially, we were not due until a. m. but many times were in the center at least 10 min- utes before tn ehour as fixed by schedule. Oh, dear, it makes me feel sad to see these old cars go the way that time fixes for them" | Another former motorman, now retired, looked on and observed that car numbered 1887 went through the famous old trolley strike. "A strike breaker drove No. 1887 through the center the night of the riot, and bricks crashed through the windows. After the settlement of the trou- ble, drove that car myself on diff ferent lines in the city"
 And there's old No. 0268, sand car, made famous by it's plunge down North Main street around 30 years ago. Patsy Clark was the motor man; the brakes failed to work on the slippery rails. The car kept go- ing so fast that it got beyond con- trol of the motorman. It flew down grade, while Motorman Clark tum- bled himself into the gutter to make sure he wasn't on deck when the crash took place.
 The car held the tracks until it reached the Green, and then made a sudden lunge westward. and crashed into the Carrie Welton fountain. Supt. Herbert Wales was in his office on the second floor of the building at the junctio nof West Main street and Exchange place. He and the other trolley office crew rushed out to investigate.
 Where's the motorman?" queried the superintendent
 He's dead" answered one of the flip tongued hackmen nearby.
 Poor fellow, and he was such a good motorman," observed the su- perintendent.
 Just then. Motorman Clark ap- peared, badly frightened, but all in tact.
 We thought you were .dead," said Superintendent Wales.
 T thought I was, too," he an- swered.
 Switching his tone, Superintend- ent Wales inquired of the motorman just why he didn't stick to his post.
 Tt was just this way, MT. Supt," answered the motorman, who by this time had obtained his usual com- posture, there's plenty of sand cars around, but only one Motorman Clark"
 And Clark quit his post forthwith, before the formal papers were served on him.
 Who says there isn't history at- tached to each and every trolley car now on its way to the ash heap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-07

which were included in the deeds and bills of sale, in regard to the manner and style of construction of buildings in the community. By their remarks it is to be gathered that by no stretch of imagination could the trolley cars be revised to conform with the restrictions.
 If the owners of the trolley cars now situated in the grove refuse to remove them, legal proceedings will be started, according to the com mittee, which includes William Glispin, president of the association; Harold Reed, vice-president; E. R. Curtiss, secretary; and George M. Connors, treasurer. Injunctions fore ing them to remove the cars would be sought.
 Hitchcock Next
 It has been reported that IS of the old cars have been sold to date, and that plans are underway for several to be moved to the Lake Hitchcock district. No announce ment has as yet been made by the Lake Hitchcock Improvement asso- ciation in regard to their policy on the proposal.
 Special plans had been made by those who would use trolleys for cottages at Kasson Grove, and ur1- doubtedly they will take moves to defend their actions in so establish ing them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-07
Becomes Scene of 'Shanty' War
COLLEGE GROUP
 ATTENDS DANCE.
Lithuanian Association Enjoys Annual Event at
 Hotel Elton

More than 100 couples were pres- ent at semi-annual dinner dance given Saturday night at the Elton hotel by the Lithuanian College and Professional Association, the atten- dance comprising representatiy units from about the state. Mrs. John s. Staneslow was chairman of the committee in charge and was assisted by Helen Tareila, Albina Voketaitis, Edith Pilyelis of New Haven, Dr. Frank J. Hill and pr. John s. Staneslow.
 During the evening the guests enjoyed dinner, dancing and floor show which featured Edna Lazdaus- ka,s in ballet and tap dances, and songs by Agnes Adams, Evelyn Markevich, Emily Burke and Milda Markevich, Miss Edith Bellotti was the accompanist.
 The hostesses were Mrs. Stanes- low, Miss Tareila, Milda Barbicks and Miss Pelvilis of New Haven. The speakers who made brief remarks were Dr. Hill, Attorney Ferdinand Bogocius of Boston, national presi- dent of the Lithuanian Alliance, and Dr. Joseph Raymond of Marianapo- lis college, physician for the Lithu- anian College and Professional Association.