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The Washington times., 1937-02-11

1898 Chevrolet Master Coach QOQ0
Black finish. cream wheels OSCO
and trim, tires like new. motor recon
ditioned to perfection. The entire car
is spC and span; the price has been
drastiCallv reduced.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
60S H ST n Z Line. 1n20n
The Washington times., 1937-02-11

Chevrolet 1885 COach-A nice coax
little car in the best Of condi- CDCSfC
ton, at a low price: tires show no
wear, mileage is low; trade and easy
terms.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
1907 NJ st. \, w. WEst 1916
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
CHEVROLET

Chevrolet 1888 Sedan-Best of POOQ
mechanical conditic1. all good OACC
tires; terms and trade
L. p. STEUART, INC.
1925 II st. y. W. DE. 1900
The Washington times., 1937-02-11

Buick 1885 Model Al Sedan-QS0S
Glossy black finish without OOOO
scratch; built-in trunk; spotless
whipcord upholstery: perfect mecha nj
Cally, and tires nearly new Car No.
50. Emerson e. Orme guarantees 1t.
Trade and easy G. VI. A. c. terms.
EMERSON & ORME
II & NJ SITS. \. w. Dist. 300
The Washington times., 1937-02-11
Rentals
Apartments IJnfurnished
IS
'THE WFSTMORELAND"

THE wESTMORELAND"
CALIFORNIA ST. AT CONN. AVE.
Attractive units of rooms. kitchen and
bath, newly decorated, new kitchen cab
met. electricity included in rent, dining
room in building. $50.
LINKINS COMPANY
1888 De Sales St. N. w. Dist. 1922
10TH ST. n. E., 317-Two rooms, kitchen,
newly decorated. SAT. SO to $50. See janitor.
14TH ST, N. E., 621-2 rooms. kitchen.
enclosed back porch. semi-bath: gas.
heat. light. incl: reasonable.
18TH ST. n. W., 1929 apt. 221-Two
rms. kit. bath and porch; electric re-
frigeration c. n. HILLEGEIST CO., 1921
K st. N. W. National $500.
1924 ORREN ST. NE.
rooms. kitchen and bath, heat, gas and
electricity furnished.
Rental. $50. so Per Month
JESSE H. HEDGES
Tower Bldg. d. 1892
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:: SOCIETY ::
Enjoyable ShosDer GiDen
Yesterday At Legion Hall

Delightfully."- entertaining was
the shower given yesterday by
Mrs. Rachel Sanchez and Miss
Isabelle Martinez complimenting
Miss Edith Amelia Ogden, whose
marriage to ". Stetson Kennedy,
of Jacksonville, viii be a social
event of July 8.
The American Legion hal was
beautifully decorated with tropical
flowers and ferns and presented
besutifEl sight. typical o. Key
West and its many beautiful
SHRUBS and flowers.
Hundreds of presents were Civ
en- the bride-elect.
Many lanes were played and
refreshments were served.
Those present were:
Mesdaucs Mary Watson, L.
Gutierrez, John Taylor, Oscar
Soiano. Jose Torres. Nestor Dole,
A. ]. Sands, Sybil Badia, Thelma
Ye.vington, Chas. Salas, j. v.
Whorton. Rose Neville, conehiss
Thrift, e. Esquinaldo. Jr., ofeiia
aIondul, Hilda Sands. Alice Mitch
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prospective Developments that are
likely to occur and the matter of
time enters both preElegH Vas ap
example: unless water and sewer
age are q { red i >
useless to reserve any particular
ares To- upmseznnnEszzsz tizeN ere
not likely 10 exist without these
services Put It is going 70 take
a number OF years to obtain both.
"Zoning will also regulate the
height OF the buildings in residen-
tiai and business areas; it win
sti7ulate what minimum side and
'front.' yard areas are necessary and
IN all districts what allowable use
any building may be put to.
s.Zoning may stop an individual
from doing certain things but only
VIXEN It is obviously against the
interests of others having invest
ments in the same area Zoning
IS successful when the interests
of a community as q whole are
correctly Fisralized. It is not a
one-man problem nor the work OF
q committee alone, but should be
the Interpretation Of the thoughts
and desires of a good many in
dividuals who are interested in
seeing their city derive the benz
fits and protection that a zoning
ordnance can give, both to the
existing residents and to pros
pective purchasers of property.
ITO this end a QUESTIONABLE
has been prepared which if though
fully answered win materially help
the committee working on this
problem. These questionnaires
may be t .rned in to the Chairman
of the committee or to the secre-
tery OF the Chambe.. of Com
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el', w. Hilton Garry. Amado Par
"a. Rosa Aguilar, Dulee NJ. Var
gas. Josefipa Lugris, Tomas
AguiIar, Gabriel Gutierrez. Isa-
bel Caring. Hszel NaIOney, Frank
Ign Aren5erg, Jose Fernandez. A.
Aguilar. Florinda Hoyos. Carmen
Ogden, coneka vasquez, Lille P.
Lowe and P. A,guilar.
Misses Iesta Lowe, Jennie Gar
Ella, Anita Garcia. Irma Frow,
0ne.ia Vasqaez. Lidus;na SaIin-
ero. Dolores Cuervo. Grace Perez,
Florrie Ketchines, IsaLel Martinez,
clarabell Cerezo, Martha Car
bonell, Vendaline Watkins, Cele-
stin johnson, Rose Mae Roberts,
Dorothy Lord, Dora Machado,
Ofel;a Maehsdo, Ida Rodriguez,
Otilia Ceramics, Marjorie Key,
Barbara Carey. xenia Hoff, Mar
josie Atwell, Edna Gomez, Do
lores Cremata, Anita Salgado,
Dolores Bc.lo, Lcsbia Esquinaldo,
E va Esp :naldO. Helen Saunders,
Georgia Saunders, Anna Whit
marsh, LsEra Whitmarsh, Emma
! FildOstigui, 0tilia MARQUEE. Lat
gzlda Fernandez. Romelda John
son cleora Roberts, Estrella Alon-
50, Martha Malone, Marguer- q
Valenzuela, Orchid Lake. Ross
Ar<hgo, Carload Arrange. Eva
Valdez. Solita cobo and Consuelo
Carmona-
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hare been frusfed b. al TIE victims
euen nsore fhan HiQgiaa NIGHT
hare pockefed EfIiiam's letter.
SeeTas % hare had sone iaside
ksolciedcs since The frsf night.
NcEE Could net hare beaned
eilher Cock. Annie. WiIiiam or ny
eeH. fgaoFance q hts fafher,s er-
fafomca siaculGT. Bnrx possibility
tat his dire orer the rocks ICES an
alfempi e suicide. Motiue inconl-
pfehensible.
hrooded ever nat sheet for sew
eFaI niHutes. Not much evidence.
nsi1e from his queer actions that first
night Nothing dcfniie. Just a vague,
In4lzINnt undercurrcat q duplicity
trlalIy unlike Michael. HIS rows with
Gay were encouraging in that they
miTAf have been expecfed. Mike was
81 - rather Ike en- August day
Watm and sunny witd occasional
Nan&nr-siorms For the aozanfh time
] caF1sd him for act taking me into
his eonfounded secret. whatever It
waR That cioaa-mouihed attitude was
ret Akn him.
Co / trrote next and stopped at
q caEnpiste loss. AS Car / could re-
naHmhnr at that momeni re had not
Gne Ehred e cridenca against Gay
EaI3EF. Irzn. no cue had actually
sN1u her In her room On the nlght Of
5aea's death. but uc ere had seen
A1E 81 e I1 The zaua applied b the
epIaaa4 q - cni and ne disunnfled
Fncsa SIC bad been 81 ne library
Eke4 Ccck an1 AnnIe we're STACKED.
IA ~ oWn RON win al tho others
wkon william and ! were Drained.
So I'D nol been 81 TIE scene e q
eflm4 Ia ere single Instance.
NaE sections. - Car as ] could see.
- heen pezfactiy uaiurai and ahso-
IaiaI9 pFedle.abie. Ihere was no trace
81 = mulixe. unless We were to 50
nack - nh4t little sare of Jealousy
e. elaractzFIsticalig exhibited On
lhnl Mrsl eeeainR. Her slate vas 30
Glasn saIat foT q momeni my mystery
nEIlns habils seat z thriil q suspi-
rlan eazing 1aroush ny head. But
4 - n1fE1d 20 laugh - M oWn
HN1onns. / wrote.
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Of my head told me to 90 on. ! must
think quickly. and my thoughts on
paper were worth q dozen OF my
thoughts Jeff 70 themselves. ] needed
another drink. and ! took one.
COOK
A dope fend at some time in
her life. Very h0f-headed. Sfroag
as q buIl capable Of eIeUerIy man
aged deceit oUer long period.
Possible rs0tioe-same as Williams
plus the slightly unbalanced mind
Of the addict
wrote my next idea down with
fingers that trembled with excitement.
Episode in the kitchen might hare
been an act designed By her to
fhn0t1 the authorities Of the scent
Same applies 70 mysterious appear
ance and disappearance Of Williams
letters No evidence Of her t0here-
ab0Ets at any time gireH by anyone
but William and Annie. During the
episode IN Williams room, William
might hare acted for Cook. rhon
he tros fond of.
The mess IN n. ForTingfoH,s room
tr1s the sort Of thing that might be
expected Of a drug-cruzed person.
Both Of the FdrringtoB sisters
trusted Cook. She IS as strong as q
man. Night hare bodily removed
either the Skipper or n. Earring
ton. NoTE All Hypothetical No real
evidence
Nevertheless. experienced a thrill
over that possibility. In its light.
could explain the entire performance.
Cook. aiding William and Annie to
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Dance Tonight At
Colonial Hotel

Dance being given this evening
at Colonial Hotel Ballroom is ex-
peeted to be a very enjoyable af-
fair and in all probability viii
be largely attended. 1t is being
sponsored by Robert j. Perry
Chapter, Order of DeMolsv.
Music for this event viii be
furnished by Sugar Sweeting's
dance orchestra
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Reception GiDen
For HoweHs

A surprise reception was held
last night at the Ley Memorial
Church parsonage in honor of
Rev. o. C. Howell, the new pas
tor, and Mrs. Howell.
Various games were played,
with delicious Refreshments being
served, and all in attendance
spent a very enjoyable evening.
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new ARRIVAL IN
M'MAHON FAMILY

Announcement has been made.
OF the birth Of a son. weighing
eight pounds, to Mr.. and Ms.
John Charles Mcmahon tbs morn-|
ing at q local hospita'.
The new arrival has been given
tie name OF John Charles lie
Mahon, Jr.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Sisters Anette, Charles Eugene,
Margaret Kathleen and Olive Dc
Mise, we're passengers on the
Florida Motor Lines bus this
morning for Miami en- route 70
Montreal. Canada They are mem
bers Of the Order Sisters Of tha
Holy Names Of the Convent of
Mary Immaculate.
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In 10 months California inter
eepted 6.817 lots Of fruits ahouf
to enter its borders but suspected
of harbor ing the oriental fruit
moth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gibson and
son, Paul Jr., left over the high
way yesterday for Miami. and
other points up the state
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-25

Nf3 tempieg were beginning %
~ Nauna Ike Eteam pipeA ] anew
80 - t.rsa whlch might decenily
sIloa naYszIf Cor gaiklnG II . corner
ns4 1anE slnce elspse4 knew nat
- ahNf8 upHfniFs nfuzt 5e gesting
I1sea 1nt 81 somethlns h de back
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Mrs. Eugene B. williams. and
daughter Miss Eleanor Williams.
who were visiting with another
daughter Miss Lois Williams,
teacher in the Monroe county
schools. and Miss Ida Engel. left
this morning for their home in
Fort Pierce. Fla
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Albert Johnson left this morn
ing for Marathon and other points
on the KEYS for a business visit Of
several days.
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Has refased point bleak to en-
afeeF qaesfions. Reccired soGze
nsN1IeFioas commHnirnfioR from
@ade - perhaps the last she ereT
E1aag- Was outdooTs C some tine
neaf fhcf 6 trhich Jade met her
aesfh. FuTiousIu opposed 70 any
tnee1fioofien. Sugr estion q hash
re - ickeie thing nnch1racferis-
&c.
Ne procf tsnt he did rot XII the
c1f and fcFeck his ounf's r1ona-
FieEf ore o. TIE spot after the
sAeoliap 81 a Farginnfon. Would
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DR.. Edward ]. Won K. Menge
Of the College Of st. Farncis,
Joliet, IN, famed psychologists,
born at Fond du Lac, Wis, So
years ago.
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~ G. Vaientine Bevsr, presi-
aeat 81 lhe Unitezsity e Oregon,
bagu "a famesfown. y. Y. 81
fea7 aee.
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Today's Birthdays

r. Wade L. schmiit. zoologist-
felatef of lae z. s. National Mu-
eNuA Washington. born in WASH
ZEE. , G.. 50 years ago.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Weintraub
and Mrs Weintraub's mother.
Mrs. Mary Prayer, who were visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs Berman
Weintraub and Mr. and Mrs. Ess-
dore Appelrouth, left By bus this
morning FOR their home in Hons-
ton, Texas.
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execute revenge for his Imprisonment,
might have been obliged to 90 to ap-
palling extremes in order to cover
their own tracks Il was highly pos
sible that the poor old Iunatic. wan
dering around IN the dead Of night
had observed something he was not
meant to see and had, accordingly.
been done away with. The only sub
Stimulating witness to Higgins alihi
had thus been removed.
Perhaps NJ. Harrington had seen
something. too. That would explain
the several attempts on her life. What
could she have seen? Apparently she
was unaware Of its Importance. The
coat-sleeve that she thought she saw
in her mirror might have been VIII
liam's.
Must Bag The Culprit
TIME was passing. A very few hours
L remained before the probable ar
rival Of 3 rescue party from shore.
Unless We we're to 60 through worse
ordeal than any we had yet encoun-
tered, it was vital that we have our
cuiprit bagged and ready for delivery
when that first boat touched shore.
Gritting my teeth. / pushed on with
my notations.
ANNIE
Also capable Of good bluff. Least
50 Of the three. Was certainly tied
up b. someone else. Mysteries might
hare been due 10 strain Instead Of
fright. Has seemed uRafraid Of
empty house sincs first sight. No
definite eridence. Incapable Of any
Of e alone. Night do anything for
or trffh william Notice plausible.
n HARRINGTON
Iarifed Jude here. Heard last con-
peysafion betsDeen Skipper and
Jude. With Skippe1 trhen person
sras heard IN upper hail With others
1xring attack on Cook and Annie
and attack on William and me.
Brother could hare trusted her in
pliciflu. Not strong enough 70 re-
more any0Ee bodily.
Last person 70 see the Skipper.
Nearly killed tl1iee. Apparently
trifhholding eUidence, consciously
o. ofhsrlrise. With Annie schen let
ters trere removed from Williams
roonl. Has acted ehaTncterisficolIa
throughout Motive-none.
fcoSsri0hf. 1857. Esther TvlsrJ
4 Leak ever the blnff and get an
Idea. temorr0w.
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geon, born at Madison. Ohio, SO
yesrs ago
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~ 1ohn n. Qusyie o. Miami.
Pa ED New Yofk. noted sur
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SUMNER SCHOOL, E4
Specialists ii 1uner HzA -
gins s A. r.. Man4aT. 44n4 =.
lois WILLIAMS. 141s Na
Phrister Street
sun1s-aaE-mes-1r.z
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aslo-pou.i s-~zzz B@1
established + congEez
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NJ HARRINGTON

leak ever ths blua ana get an
Idea. tsnerrow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
TODAY \
TODAYY's ANNIVERSARIES

1765-Harman Blennerhassett, the
Englishman who settled on an island
in the Ohio, and became noted IN con-
nection with the schemes OF Aaron
Burr, born. Died, in poverty, in Eng
land, Feb. 2, 1881.
1794-iCaroline H. Gilman, Charles-
ton, S. C. and Cambridge, Mass, pep
ular writer of her day, born IN Bos-
ton. Died Sept. Is, 1888.
1814-Henry G. Hubbard, Middle
town, Conn.,, pioneer elastic web man
ufacturer, inventor, born there. Dleo
July 30, 1891.
1818-John H. Regain, Texan soldier
lawyer, congressman, Confederate
postmaster general, statesman under
the three governments of Texas, born
in Sewer Co., Tenn. Died March o.
1905.
1S38-John Hay, private secretary
to President Lincoln, ambassador, Sec
rotary of State, historian and Journa-
list, born at Salem, Ind. Died IN
Washington, July /, 1905.
1846-Elbert H. Gary, Chicago law
yer, U. S. Steel president and chair
man, born near Wheaton, Ill. Died
Aug. Is, 1927.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
TODAY IN HISTORY

182O-Shot himself-Henry Christie
phe, king of Haiti; Negro born in
slavery, revolutionary soldier against
the French there, whose cruelties as
king led to the desertion of his own
troops.
-Chicago's great fire started
about nine in the evening; a big fire
the night before had wrecked most
of the city's fire apparatus and ex-
hausted the fire-fighting force.
1912-(25 years ago. New world rec
ord set by 'Uhlan, trotting horse, at
Lexington, Ky.
1915 = German submarine U-53,
which had entered Newport, r. I. har-
Dor previous day, sank six foreign
merchant ships off Nantucket and
three more on 9th.
The rights of Canadian citizens who
work in U. S. to cross border daily
without immigration visa sustained by
u. S. Supreme Court
1936-Papal Secretary of State, Card
inal Pacelli, arrives in New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
NOTICE.


Default having been made in the
payment of that bond secured by that
deed of trust recorded in Vance Coun-
ty Registry in Book 172 at page SO,
and dated the 9th day of April, 1882,
executed by c. S. Taylor and wife,
Elizabeth M. Taylor, and at the re-
quest of the holder thereof and pur-
suant to power contained in said deed
of trust, the undersigned Trustee will
offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the Courthouse door
in Henderson, North Carolina at IL
o'clock midday, on Tuesday, Novem-
Ter End, 1887, the following described
real estate:
One-S.xth undivided interest in the
following lots: list: Known as the
Paschall lot bounded on the north by
H. w. Tucker, on the south by Shop,
IN the east by road leading from c.
$ Taylors to Townsville, on the west
~ c. S. Taylor lot, and containing one
acre more or less. End: known as the
Shop lot BOUNDED on the north by
i'aschall lot, on the east by road lead
ing from c. S. Taylor's,so the south
by railroad, on the west by E. o.
Taylor lot. Bird: Being lot No. on
the j. Respass plat recorded in Regis
er of Deeds office, Vance County, N
=, bounded on the north by the Har-
grove lands, on the east by Episcopal
Church lot, on the south by TAYLOR
Ferry road, and on the west Wv H. G.
Taylor's lot, being known as the
Schernahan lot. 18th: Lot No. ID on the
j. Respass' plat recorded in Register
of Deeds office, Vance County n. c..
bounced by S. r. Adams lot Hargrove
lands, and others, containing one
fourth acre, more or less. All the
above lots formerly owned by e. O.
Taylor, Jr.
Also one-third undivided interest in
the following described lot in Towns
vile, Vance County, North Carolina:
Bounded on north by Railroad on tho
east and south by Taylor Ferry road
on west by Starks Mill road and Ne
gro Methodist Church lot. said lot
being known as the Mary Roberts lot
containing by estimate acres more
or less. Also one six-room house and
lot known as the Gupton house LOT
described as follows: Bounded on the
north by Paschall lot, on east by Pur-
cell lot, on west by alley leading to
Matthews lot, on south by e. o. Tav-
lor lot, containing one acre more or
less.
This the 30th day of September. 1897
S. r. ADAMS, Trustee.
J. F.. & J. H. zollicoffer, Attorneys.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND.

BY, virtue of the power of sale con-
tanned in that deed of trust executed
by Hawkins Henderson and Sallie
Henderson, his wife, to the under
signed trustee, dated the 18th day of
April, 1880, and recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Vance
County, North Carolina, il Book 1862
page 122, will sell at public auction,
for cash at the Court House door in
Henderson, NJ G. Monday, October Is,
1887, at - o'clock, Noon, the follow
ing described land:
That tract or parcel of land join
ing the lands of John Henderson, ].
w. Reavis and others, being the share
of the said Hawkins S. Henderson
that he drew and bought in the lands
of his father Richmond Henderson,
and containing 60 acres, more or less.
Less II acres sold to Robert E. Scott
in deed dated February II, 1927.
w. B. HIGHT, Trustee.
J. E. HIGHT, Trustee.
Henderson, N. G.
September "a, 1887.
Perry & Kittrell, Attys.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
ANSWERS

1. A total of 32,568, causing a loss
of nearly one million dollars, not fig
uring losses caused by SO deaths.
2. Hoke Smith, sOrn in Newton, N.
c., September 2, 1856, the son of DR..
H. H. and Birdie Cobb Smith. He was
goevrnor of Georgia from July 1907
to July 1909, when he was defeated
for reelection. The next year he was
in the race again and given an over
whelming majority. He resigned as
governor to run for the senate to fill
an unexpired term. He was sent to
the senate again in 1914. He died Mo-
vember II. 1881.
3. According to 1880 census reports
the net retail sales of Greensboro's
$50 stores for 1929 amounted to $685.
$4,000.
4. An act was passed by that legis-
lature making the killing or injuring
of any cattle by the engines or cars
running upon any railroads prima
facia evidence of negligence on the
part of the railroad company, and
made them liable for damages.
5. Clay county was formed from
Cherokee by an act ratified February
2, 1861 and was named for Henry Clay
a Kentucky statesman. The act nam
ed Burton K. Dicky, William Walker.
Drury Weeks, Pleasant Henry and c.
T. Rodgers commissioners to locate
the county seat, which was to be nam
ed Hayesville in honor of George w.
Hayes, representative from Cherokee
who took the leading part in creating
the new county. The first court was
authorized to be held at the Methodist
church near Fort Hembree
6. The people were so slow about
paying church obligations that Gov
ernor Do1bs, in 1853 believed it neces-
sary to propose that their salaries
should be paid out of the public funds
of the province.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
Today is the Day
BY CLARK KlNNAIRD
Copyright, 1887, for this Newspaper
by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

Only four other officers had ever held
the title and rank of general-Wash-
ington, Grant, Sherman and Sheridan.
Though Pershing already had 100000
men under him in France, and was to
have 100000, he continued to be out
ranked by field Marshals of both
French and British allied armies.
The Secretary of the Navy awarded
contracts to five shipbuilding COM
panies for the construction of $780,
100000 worth of destroyers. It was
the biggest single order for vessels of
this type ever placed by any govern
ment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

1. How many cases of accidents were
reported to the North Carolina In
dustrial Commission last year?
2. What native of Catawba county
became goervnor of Georgia?
8. What did the retail sales for the
stores of Greensboro amount to in
1929?
4. Why was it said there was no
railroad lobbyist at the assembly of
1857?
5. When was Clay county formed
and for whom was the county seat
named?
6. When did a governor propose to
pay preachers out of public funds?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
100 acre farm for sale to the highest
bidder at farm on Tuesday, Nov. 2,
1887, at IL o'clock, Noon.
Good tobacco and cotton base.
This is the late Sol Fleming, ST.,
farm located IA miles north of Man
son, N. c., in Warren county.
This sale is being made for division
of property.
w. NJ FLEMING, Adm.
This End, day of October, 1887.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-10-08
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used car from q Buick dealer.
Look our stock over. Legg-
Parham Company. 14-tf.

FOR SALE 10 ACRE FARM OF
late D. H. Reavis five miles from
Henderson on old Henderson and
Warrenton road. ample tobacco and
cotton allotments Good dwelling.
two tenant houses, four curing
barns, pack and strip house, stables
and other good out houses. For in.
formation see G. B. Reavis, Hender-
son, V. T. Reavis, Warrenton or
write D. w. Reavis, Kinston, N. c..
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