davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-08-24
MARITIME UNION
OF A.F.L..LAUDED
Green AssaiIs Rival Groups
Which "PractiCe Sit
Down Strikes"
BACKGROUND

ACkGROUND-
GroUino concern has been telt IN
some quarters about loUly position
OF American merchant marine as
compared ,Dith those of seuerol Eu-
ropedn countries. To apply long
time program OF building up this
source OF national ,oealth and in
fuence, Congress created Maritime
Commission.
One OF troublesome factors IN
marine picture has been labor sit
untion Uhere ripal unions are at
odds as they seek to Improve con-
dittons in industry phere porking
standards al,Days haze been poor
and foreign competitive standards
are eDen Dorse.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
"Sometimes he II

piled Graywing. sometimes he Is
called Fnfoot."
HUH" exclaimed Reddy. That's
. queer name. How did he come by 4
name like that?"
TT IS because of his feet" ex-
planned Graywing. "They don't look
like feet, but I suppose that that IS
what they are. They've been changed
by Old Mother Nature for swimming,
instead of walking and running. You
ought to see that fellow swim! Yes,
sir, you should see him swim!"
i've seen Little Joe Otter SWIM"
said Reddy.
Little Joe Otter IS . good SWIM
MsS." replied Gfaywing, but Barker
Evening star., 1937-08-13

natural one. The sea Is many times
bigger than the Big River as the Big
River is bigger than the Laughing
Brook and a lot more"
Reddy considered this As he watched
Graywing and decided that he was
telling the truth. Il would like to see
it," said he. 1T must be long way
across to the other side.'
Graywing wanted to chuckle again
at such innocence, but didn't. 1T is"
said he. 1T Is so far across that
never have seen the other side, not
even when flew so far out that
couldn't see the shore had left. All
I could see anywhere was water. BY
the way. I have seen some Of your
Evening star., 1937-08-13

sought to aim his revolver but the mob OF tall
warriors shielded his target from harm, Then
OF the warriors saw Tarzan They were
seized with terrified confusion. Many tried to
gain the doorway to nee.
Evening star., 1937-08-13

relatives living near the sea. Foxes
find 4 good living along the sea
shore"
What kind Of 4 living?" asked
Reddy.
"Oh, mostly hsh, but sometimes
other things, replied Graywing
Many fish are washed up along the
seashore. It Is An easy living for
those who do not prefer to catch their
fish"
who does?" Reddy asked.
Barker the Seal, for one" replied
0raywing.
And just who Is Barker the Scalp
asked Reddy.
"A fellow who lives In he seA," ~
Evening star., 1937-08-13
BY NORMAN MARSH

the Seal is even better. He ought to
be, for he lives in the water all the
time, and Little Joe Otter doesn't"
do you mean that Barker never
comes out to run about on shore?"
demanded Reddy.
HE climbs out on rocks, but he
never runs about. He can't. I told
you that his feet are for swimming,
not for walking or running" Gray
wing explained.
DO you mean that he can't walk
at au?" demanded Reddy.
Graywing nodded. "All he can do
is to fiop along in the clumsiest man
ner. He isn't at home on land. He
Il no more ut home on land than
Evening star., 1937-08-13
BY REX COLLIER

you would be in the water" said h,
II can SWIM" boasted Reddy.
But you can't swim far, and yol
make hard work OF it. Barker Is tn
same way on land. You are at hom,
only on land. Barker is at home onl,
in the sea-" replied Graywing.
Then he must be fish," declared
Reddy.
Graywing shook his head. He shool
it hard. He is no more fish thar
you are" he declared. His fee
may be a good deal like fins, but tina
doesn't make him a fish. No, siree
there is no fish about Barker th'
Seal except what he eatsl"
tCopyrizht. 1879
Evening star., 1937-08-13

ashamed to show his Ignorance. He
wanted to learn.
THE sea is great lot OF water,
= different kind of water" said Gray
wing. OF course, he meant that the
water is salt.
rs it as big as the Big River?"
Reddy asked, and Graywing chuckled.
Reddy looked at him suspiciously.
What are you laughing at?" he de-
manded.
Excuse me-" replied Graywing.
"Your question struck me as funny
until it came to me that the Big
River is the most water you ever
have seen, 50 Of course your question
wasn't . funny ons. but . perfectly
Evening star., 1937-08-13

time Reddy ever had seen Graywing
not flying and the first time he had
had to make Cravings acquaint-
ance. Graywing had mentioned that
the Big River ended in the sea, and
that it was along the sea that he
spent most Of his time, coming up
the Big River only now and then.
What is the sea?" asked Reddy,
for he lived too far from the seashore
ever to have visited 1t. Reddy wasn't
Evening star., 1937-08-13
ACROSS.

] 1nSidlouS.
5 Surfeited.
10 Stigma.
Ia Bone of the forearm.
Is Powerful antlseptic.
is Feminine nickname.
II Stakes used as dummies in swort
practice.
13 Gossip.
19 Chum; colloq.
20 Sends out.
% Children's name.
"a Relative rank.
26 Slav.
q Pertaining to rain.
80 Freeholders.
"a Skilful.
36 Baptismal fonts.
38 Harsh throaty noise.
80 Culinary herb.
Al Civetlike carnivore.
~ Goddess Of victory.
&3 River in Tuscany
a. Before this time.
IS Be droWsy.
~ Slice of bacon.
40 Helthiest metally.
81 Patron saint of lawyers.
So Surround with anything.
56 Situated on the left side.
so Discipline.
81 Oral.
81 An assize.
Sd Asiatic kingdom
IS Sailors patron saint.
IS Gateway of Shinto temple.
81 Masculine nickname.
68 Equip.
SO Inaugurates.
20 German river.
DOWN.
l Imposed upon.
2 Smyrna fig.
Teaches.
Pie.
Triple.
6 Silk mask; French.
7 Cutting tool.
8 Makes plastic, as clay.
Printers measure.
10 Hard.
ii Italian seaside resort.
Evening star., 1937-08-13

IL Loosen.
13 Beam.
10 Empty.
81 Blind.
% Essential element.
Is Ornamental stands.
% Affirm.
20 Smooth consonants.
81 Justified.
80 County in Nevada.
33 Want.
"a Wingshaped
IS. Foreign quarters Of Constantinople
81 California rockf1sh.
40 Indian diamond given to Queen
Victoria.
As Go.
48 UnWholesome.
so Predicament.
50 Bend.
81 Grayish blue color.
SIS Masculine name.
Sc Deal.
81 Feminine name.
So Circuit.
SO Govern.
81 Throw.
SO Japanese measures.
66 At.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
Bedtime Stories
By Thornton W. BURGESS

CRAYWING THE GULL sat on 4
rock little way out from the
bank of the Big River, and on the
bank sat Reddy Fox. It WAS the first.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20


en- dos amos:
Anula la ley todas las leyes
Rnteriores que Sc referian a la
' compra Y d~istribucjn de libros
de teAo
Bajo el presente plan los car
bios de libros Sc hacen cad
cho amos smedante recome}
clones de una Junta de siete
cadores, que ofrecen cineo alter
netivas al gabinete, ell que pue-
de escQger una de las cinco. Con.
eli nuevo sistema Sc reduce a
tres Ell n1mero de alternatives y
permite contratoS por tres amos
0 por un ndmero indeterRlinado
de amos mientras los libros re-
sulten satisfactorios.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
Ell PAPA DEFIENDE AL
CARDINAL MUNDEL Elm

Ciudad Vaticano, Mayo 90
En- dos cfrculos del Vaticano sc
dijo hoy que ell cardenal Munde-
lein, tiene I'm perfecto deresho a
decir 10 que siente y que Ell San
to Padre no puede impedir que
hable de Hitler como de un "em
papelador o tapicero a1striaco."
La aotitud de Ia Santa Sede
hacia Alemania y Ell gobierno de
Hitler Sc flo en- la enciclica de
mario 20, cuando Sc acus6 al
gobierno nazi de violar Ell con-
cordatQ v privar a los cat6lices
del derecho de controlar la edu-
caci6n religiosa de sus ninos.
Todos los peri6dicos de Der :
lin, inspirados por Jose Goeb-
bells, demandan que Ell Papa re-
pudie las palabras vertidas por
ell Cardinal.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

en- Ell aer6drowo de Pau y uno
sufri6 averiaS al aterrzar en-
una finca de Sauterne, diStrito
de Gironda. Doce de los aero
pianos liegados a Pau son
Boeing deNombate, del tipo que
que Sc hace en- Russia y Esta-
dos Unidos. Ell resto es de cons
trucci6n e%spanola. Ell averiado
en- la finca es un "chato'.
Declararon los aviadores que
habian salido de Santander y
efectu aban reconocimientos ON
Ell frente vasco. Regrasaran a
ESpaha con una eseolta de av o.
hes franceses.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
. VERBENA DEL TABACO
Sc dosqrd ell alquiler de
la ptGtdformG

Ell comite executive de La Yer
bena del Tabaco, reunido ano .
che Ell session, en- la oficina de la
Camara de Concrete de Ybor,
en- la Septima avenida, resolvi6
una peticiSn del Subcomite Pro
Ambulancia para Espana, pre-
sentada por los Sres. Pepin Gu
tierrez, Jose Vazquez y Aurelio
Prado, en- ell sentido de cobrar ell
alquiler de la plataforma, esti-
pulado por La Verbena en- 800
Y devolver ell dinero al Subco-
mite como donativo de La Ver-
bena.
Quiere este decH, mejor ex :
plicado, que La Verbena tiene ell
acuerdo de cobrar 500 por Ell
alquiler de la plataforma, que es
de 100 pies por 100, lpero que en-
este case, por tratarse de ana
obra de humanidad, cedera al
Subcomite TODD Ell dinero del al
quiler, 10 que equivale a cederle
de gratis.
El reglamento de La Verbena
qued6 aprobado anoche mismo Y
sin perdida de tempo Sc inicia-
ran los trabajos de organiza :
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
INCENDlO EN- UN CAFE
CONTIGUO A UN U
lCINEMATOGRAFICO

Hollywood, mayo 20.-En un
cafe contiguo a un estudio cine
matografico Sc declare un incen
do Y tuvieron que huir de las
llamas ell artista Bling Crosby y
la orquesta de George Stoll.
Los bomberos dominaron ra-
pidamente ell fuego, que amena-
zaba con destruir dos estudios
cinematograficos y una saia de
trasmisiones por la radio.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

|Aurelio Prado, Jimeno MenSn-
dez, Antonio Huerta, por los Ca
balleros Leales de America; RAJ
monin Rodriguez, Bernardo
Rea, Jose Santos, Manuel Con
zalez, Benjamin Blanco y otros,
todos pertenecientes a colecti-
vidades que han ofrecido su a.
pogo a la labor iniciada.
Aurelio Prado y Ramonin Ro
drfguez informaron por la CO.
mission de "finanza" o hacienda
y propusieron que los billetes de
antrada y almuerzo para ell Pic
mic, que Sc celebrara ell dia ID,
en- La Columna, sc impriJ"an in
m~ediatamente.
Asf Sc acord6 Y llevaran estos
impresas estas palabras: Conf
te Popular Democratico de So
zorro a Espala. Subcomite Pro
.Ambulancia para la Cruz Roja
Espanola. Los billetes de entRa-
da y almuerzo de los adultos He
varan ell precio de SIPS, los nj
nos que asistan al almuerzo solo
pagaran rs ~centavos. Costara
Is centavos la entrada general.
Ademas Sc imprimiran amos
taIonarios para donativos que
diran: Donativo Pro Ambulan-
cia para la Cruz Roja Espahola,
Sc acord6 no aceptar anuncios
para esos impresos.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

Pspln~ Gutierrez inform6 que
el Y ell Sr. Victoriano Manteiga
habian visitado a George How
ell, vtcepresidente del Exchange
National Bank, que tiene a su
cargo la administration de La
Y que este habia ofre-
'cido la finca, a soiicitud de los
visitantes sin cobrar por ell al
IGuiler. La luz correra por cuen-
La del Subcomite. Sc acord6
mandarle una carta de agrade-
cimiento al Sr. Howell.
Julio Alvarez, presidente de
la Secci6n de Recreo del Centre
Asturiano, do cuenta de la no
BILE actitud de los Caballeros del
Aguila de Orc cediendo la fecha
de JUNO Is, que ellos habian Sc
parade para su fiesta, a pesar
de que sc veran obligados a sus-
penderla para 1ltimos de agosto
O primeros dias de septiembre.
A proposition lie Manuel Fer
nandez Rubio Sc acord6 man.
darle una carta de aprecio a esa
Orden. ,Debe hacerse conHtar
que ell Centre Asturiano habda
ofrecido la fecha del 26 de jul
MO, pero que la comisi6n acep-
to la del Is como mas convenien
tie para la venta de tickets y los
fines perseguidos.
Bernardo Rea inform6 de
una e~ntrevista con los represen-
tantes de las orquestas que to-
can en- las sociedadss, los que
recommendation a los presidentes
de las secciones de recreo que
Sc dirigieran a la directiya de
la Union, 10 que Sc hara.
Para concertar una entrevis-
ia entire los mIsicos v una dele
gacion del Subcomit& fue conf
sionado ell Secretario.
Fue nombrada una comisi6n
compuesta por Aurelio Prado,
Pepin Gutierrez y Jose Vazquez
para solicitar de La Verbena
del Tabaco presto su platafor
ma para ser colocada en- Ia Co
lumna, ell dia Is.
La comisi6n inform6 anoche
mismo Y hoy Sc nlandara una
carta al presidente de La Yer :
bena, Sr. Celestino Vega, Jr.
Para entrevistarse con los mi
sicos quedaron nombrados les
presidentes de las secciones de
recreo, Sres. Bernardo Rea, Ju-
lilo Alvarez Y Armando de la Ri
va, a los que acompafaran Vic
toriano Manteiga Y Pedro RANT
reg Moya.
A proposition de Jesds Fer
nandez Diaz, en- representation
de la comisi6n de intereses. Sc
acord6 no hacer invitaciones pa
ra 81 Picnic. Todo ell que desee
ir o llevar alg1n amigo debera
pagan.
Mahana viernes volvera a reu
nirse ell Subcomite, en- Ell mismo
lugar.
AMFYArrrmmxa rAs
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
JuntG del SubcOmite
de AmbMtdnciG

U6 n mo NtIftCtU
Calebr6 anodhe junta extraor-
dinaria ,en ell Centric Obrero, ell
Subcomite de Ambulancia para
la Cruz Roja Espanofa, presi-
nendo ell Sr. Gustavo Jimenez,
con Victoriano Manteiga de Sc
cretario.
Sc hallaban presentes Jose
Martinez, presidente del Comite
Popular Democratico de Soco-
rro a Espana, que es viceloresi-
dente del s%ubcomite; Pedro Ra-
mfrez Moya, secretario del Co
mite y vicesecretario del Sub
comite; Manuel Pareja, Jose
Vazquez y Manuel Fernandez
Rubio, por Ell Centre Espanol
JESUS Fernandez, Julio Alvarez,
Pepin Gutierrez y Angel Soda
La gaceta., 1937-05-20

pular Democratico de Socorro
a Rspana, la Union de Cocine-
ros v Dependencies acord6 ha-
cers un donativo de $50. Ell a.
cuerdo Sc tom6 en- una junta ce-
lebrada ell martes.
CASTELAR, 'entregara ell dine
TO en- ell momento que 10 estime
op0rtuno.
Reciba esta colectividad obre-
ra nuestra felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
ATTENUATION EN- FRAN
CHA IS AEROPLANoS DEL
GOBIERNO LEAL

Paris, mayo 20.-A causa de
la niebla Sc viersn obligados a
aterrizar en- Francia 18 aero
pianos militares del gobierno
espahol.
Del grupo, II descendieron
La gaceta., 1937-05-20
SERVICIOS DE La m
posta! Telegraph
TELEGRAMAS
A mas de 10000 10.
5000 del Canad&.

A mas de 10000 ioraudada Dc los EstadOs Unidoa )
5000 de. Canadk
CABLEGRAMAS
Via Commercial Cables q Europa y al ortente y via All
America Cables a las Antilas v Centre y Sur America.
Estas dos conpahias estan asociadas con Ia Postal Tefe.
graph, pidendose enviar caheramas dssds eualouAY Off
cfha de Ia Postal Telegraph
RADIOTELEGRAMAS
Via Mackey Radio a buoues en- alta mar q Europa, al
0rente y a la principales ciuGada de los Estados Unidos.
0tros servicios que ofreee la Postal Telegraph son los Dc yusndados
y.rspartci6n pr mensajeros, reservation. en- autobuaes y an aero
pianos, traslado de fond0s y entrega de reRaos. MadiantA III serv-
edo de regalos, puede listed enviar flores, libros, dulass, eg&rEos,
etc. q cast euaiquier parte do los Estados Unidos.
The Washington times., 1937-01-08
Love- Modern SOPhisticateS at Work and Play
By MAY CHRISTIE

And the impulse came Ann to blow out that lighted
match to do what dreamed Of doing this past age
To take that beautifully scupured head in her two hands
and draw BOSOM running her fingers through the
thick fatty brushed of his hair so that 1t might rumpe
into tbov curls as she had once seen the sockroom
when he had hand tired employe who was strug
Cling heavy bales of silk that had come in from the
The Washington times., 1937-01-08

Monday night. Her heart full Of
Paul Bradley as. with her mother,
She hearkened to the first act Of
GSamson and Delilah" from the
seats in the box at the Metropoli-
Tan that had been given her by
4'Fim O'Hallahan.
= When the curtain fell, tears Of
emotion stood in AIMS blue eyes.
Evening star., 1937-01-18

Baltimore Harbor. The car was one
Of several new machines being de.
nvered to the company owning the
liner. The car and mans body were
recovered.
Meredith L. Bare, 26. Of Frederick,
and Charles Koozer, %. Of Altoona,
Pa, were critically injured in the ac-
cident in which Mrs. Gosnell was
killed. Bare had internal injuries and
a possible fractured skull. Koozer
was believed to have a broken back.
Two Of Mrs. Gosnell's children were
riding with her in Bare's machine.
Evening star., 1937-01-18

Maryland highway fatality toll today
to "a since the first of the year. This
was two more than twice the traf1c
toll of year ago.
Mrs. Lucy Gosnell, 81. died In q
collision of an automobile in which
she was riding and truck last night
on U. S. Route 40. near Frederick.
The drivers of the two machines were
not expected to live.
Howard H. Jones, 35-year-old
colored stevedore, drowned yesterday
when the automobile he was operating
plunged off the liner Ell Estora into the
Evening star., 1937-01-18
ING0T OUTPUT JUMPS.

NEW YORK. January 1s P.-
Ingot production of the American
Rolling Mill Co. in 1886 was Is per
cent above that Of 1885 and 81 per
cent above 1894. Charles r. Hook.
president, reported. There was an
increase in virtually all lines.
Evening star., 1937-01-18

They were not hurt. A nth passengee,
Harvey G. Staub, suffered minor
Injuries.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
MARYLAND CRASHES
ARE FATAL TO TWO
Widowed Mother of Four and
Stevedore Victims-Year's
Toll Now "a.

~ the Associated Press.
: BALTIMORE, January 18.-The
deaths of a widowed mother OF four
children and a colored man boosted
Evening star., 1937-01-18
Spo+Iigh+ing "Noncy"

2-piece Glen Boeie Of "Tre-Mir," q
combination of spun silk and royon,
light weight, but enduring. Spaghetti
cord locing at shoulder. Green, pink,
beige and yellow mixtures. Sizes II
to 20. SASS.
Evening star., 1937-01-18

cOLORED RUBBER BANDS in
transparent drum ---1oe
SCRATCH PADS, good quail
ity. Special, dozen, 3x5 inches,
3oe; 4x6 inches, soc; 5x8
inches hes--65e
RECIPE BOXES with index and
100 ruled cards. Leather
ette cover 35e
UNITED STATES STAMPS,
collectors pockoee Of 900.
LEATHER WASTE BASKETS
with colored tooline Sl.s5
DESK PADS, leather cornered.
Three sizes --------S5e
\, @AA
Evening star., 1937-01-18
Other January Specials

SCORE PAD SETS, twelve
pods and six coIored pencils,
CeIlophone wropped. SpeeioI,
SCRAP BOOK with cot or dog
design on cover. l0kxl2
TYPEWRITlNG PAPER, Honn-
nnernilI Bond, Is substance.
500, 8Hxl2 sheets s5e
No. 2 PENCILS, striped or yell
low hexoeon S n ope with
erosers. Special, dozen 23e
WAX PAPER, exl2 sheets.
Special, 500 sheets .----zSe
STATIONERY. AIsLEs 2 AND 1. Fl
Evening star., 1937-01-18

ore combined in this spe-
cioI cream by Elizabeth
Arden. One smooths the
texture by refining coarse
pores. Another snooths
out lines. While the third
tones the muscles so thot
they support your skin in
q smooth and youthful
outline. An invaluable
did in keeping or reeoin-
ing skin beouty. S..
Visit our exclusive Arden SoIon
ond consult the specially troined
Arden soIespeople on your beouty
problems.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-05

1655-King Camp Gillette, razor
blade Observation-Disclosures born at
Fond du lac, Wis. Died near Los
Angeles, July 10, 1882.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-05
SO BEING HELPED
BY COUNTY FUNDS
62 Given Aid During De-
cember, Mrs. Austin's
Report Indicates

At the end of December a total of
80 persons were on the countys re-
lief rolls as financed by county funds,
and a total of 81 were given aid dur
ing the month, Mrs. E. r. Austin, well
fare superintendent and supervisor of
the work, advised the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners in her monthly re-
port Monday.
But there were 20 applicants who
were not helped, the report showed
There were Is pension cases and hos
pitalization was provided for ID in
dividuals At the end of the month IS
persons were at the county home and
eight patients in the tuberculosis
Sanatorium.
Juvenile cases handled in Deem
Der numbered II. There were three
juveniles on probation and one on pa
role, while there were IA State paroles.
Two child labor certificates were is
sued, and Mrs. Austin made 139 visits
and Investigations. Two official trips
outside the county were reported, and
a total of 1877 miles travelled in the
discharge of the duties of the office
in December.
Emergency expenditures for goods,
medicine, clothing and fuel and the
like amounted to $461.43 in December.
Pensions were $50 and burial costs
paid amounted to SIS. Mothers Aid
spending was $57.83, and hospitaliza-
ton $28007. Outstanding bills report
ed for the months end were $35.71.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-05
MRS. BAILEY DIES
At BROWNSVILLE
Mother of Henderson Tele-
phone Manager Had Suf-
fered Broken Hip

Accompanied by his wife and their
son, R. H. Bailey left today for
Thomasville to attend the funeral and
burial Of his mother, Mrs. Susan Gary
Bailey, IA, who died at hospital
there Monday afternoon. She had
Teen i'll three weeks with complica-
tons arising from a broken hip SUI
fered recently in a fall at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. r. K. Earring
ton, of Thomasville.
Mr.. Bailey had been at the bedside
returned home for Mrs. Bailey and
their son. realizing that the aged
lady was critically ill.
Mrs. Bailey is survived by four sons,
John, of Raleigh; w. NJ, of Dunn, r.
H., of Henderson, and Paul Bailey, of
Honolulu; three daughters, Miss Bes-
sic Bailey, of Rocky Mount; Mrs. r.
F. MCGEE, of Cheraw, S. c., and Mrs
R. K. Harrington, of Thomasville;
two brothers, w. A. and j. M. Under
hill of Selma; IA grandchildren and
three great-grandchildre She was a
member of the Baptist church at
Dunn.
Short funeral service will be con-
Quoted at the home of Mrs. Earring
ton Wednesday morning 10 o'clock
by Rev. G. M. Fickens and Rev. J. A.
]. Harrington. Final service will be
conducted at the Bailey family ceme-
terry in Johnston county by her pas
tor, Rev E. N. Gardner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-05
Luke Ball Gets 20 Years
For Manslaughter; Hog
Thieves Also Sentenced

Luke Ball, Negro, was sent to the
State penitentiary in Raleigh for a
period of 20 years today in Vance
Superior Court when he pleaded
guilty to a manslaughter charge be-
fore Judge Henry A. Grady, who is
presiding at the session.
He was charged with the fatal shoot
ing of Sam Taylor, Negro, in the Cor
bits section, west of the city.
Beatrice Smith, Negress, also charg-
ed with Ball with the murder of Tay-
lor, was declared not guilty.
During the morning session, Perry
Poythress, one Of seven men charged
with stealing hogs Thanksgiving
night in South Henderson, was sem
fenced to State prison at hard labor
for period Of not less than three
nor more than five years.
Isaac Falkner, Assert Falkner, Bon
nie Wagner, Wesley Woodlief and
Murray Varker, also charged with
the stealing of hogs along with Poy-
thress, were sent to the roads for Is
months, commitment not to issue up
on payment of $135 to the owners of
the hogs, pay the costs and be Of good
behavior for five years. Kermit Rob
erson, the seventh man in the hog
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-05
SERVICE TOMORROW
FOR OWEN D. EVANS
Former Henderson Man
Dies Suddenly in Rock
Hill Enroute to Work

Funeral services for Owen Davis
Evans, "a, will be conducted at the
First Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock in charge of Rev
A. S. Hale, pastor of the church, with
Rev. J. k.verette Neese, pastor of Con-
gregational-Chr:st church, assist
ing, and interment will be made in
Elmwood cemetery.
The deceased was born June %,
1902 at Vicksboro, later moving to
Henderson with his parents.
He is a son of Mr.. and John w.
Evans, OF this city whom survive.
MIR. Evans had been in Rock Hill
for the past two years, coming there
from Sarasota, Fla, where for eight
years he was connected with the post
office department.
In addition to his parents, he is sur
vived by his wife, formerly Miss
Dorothy Moore, of Petersburg, Va,
and three sons, Harold, II, Owen
Moore, 10, and Jackie, 8; and the
following brothers and sisters, T. j.
Evans, and Mrs. M. J. Woodlief, of
this city, Mrs. w. E. Rem, of Wat
kins, Miss Ruth H. Evans, this city,
Mrs. Bertha Cunningham, of Lebanon,
Tenn, Mrs. L. E. Kearney, of Dur
ham, c. c. Evans, of Washington, D.
c.; c. D. Evans, of Danville, Va, and
A. D. Evans, of Tarboro.