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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-12-22
Hand Susceptible
TO Pus Infe ction
his Is Perfectly Natural, Says Or. CIendening, Who
Describes Its Common Disorders

It is forever reaching out to grasp
something, and that something may
be sharp and cut through the skin
and fascia and leave pus germ
staphylococcus or streptococcus
in the deep fascial spaces where
the tendons run. And then the ten
dons move back and forth and
spread the infection up the arm.
1t is the condition called "blood
poisoning, and is marked by those
fine red lines that go up the arm and
show under the skin. Always Sc
rious, the surgeons first thought is
to put the hand and the tendons to
rest and apply large, moist COM
presses. If these do not stop the
spread of the contagion, missions
must be made. Such case should
always be put in the hands Of sur
geon, but recognition Of its nature
can be made from the description
given above.
Another Condition
Another condition of a chronic ma
turo IN WHICH CHe 1NoSA"S " !AAO
hand are involved is the condition
known as "Dupuytren's contrac-
turen. You may have noticed some
of your friends, especially men,
who have little finger, or perhaps
two or three fingers, curled up to-
wards the inside of the palm. NO one
knows the exact cause, but 1t ap-
pears to occur when the end OF some
instrument is habitualy rubbed
against the palm Of the hand. l
have known case in a golfer, and
one in a gentleman Tanner who
spends most of his day with a rake
or a hoe in his hands. e.
EDITORS NOTE: Seven pamphlets by
DR. Ciendening can now be obtained by
sending 10 cents in coin, for each, ana
scIf-addressed envelope stamped WIN
three-cent stamp, to DR.. Logan Clenden-
inc. in care Of this paper. The pampniets
are: s'Three Weeks Reducing Diet IN
digestion and Constellation. Keduc eng
and Gaining, Infant Feeding In
structions for the Treatment of Diabetes.
Feminine Hygiene" and 1.-The Care OF the
Hair and Skin"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-12-22

sad w W. Constitutes both the strength
Asnd, n @nness Of the hand. For the
Part Of ffo FL more than any other
&tsctioo' ng c, body, is subject to pus
mat is perfectly natural.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-12-22

ou Dt; Ciendening will answer
onIv T''ons Of general interest
bis )" col ana then only through
Evening star., 1938-04-28
150-$5 Daytime and Evening Boes-----$250
Summer grain leahers black
reen red-evenng bags light and dark fabrics.

1851 81 Bag$1 white fabcod backsrap and handle
and 81 fabric bags light dark ground
prints slightly soed from handling SOC
Leather Suede Rayon Daytime and Rayon Bro
Evening Bags-handle pouches, slipper
tailored envelopes-black brown blue red, 81
Vagabond Bageathers
abricsome evening baEblack brown green
rod blue 81 so
$3.50 Patent Leather, Novelty Rayon
Fabric Bags-black brown blue red-lsht and dark
evening
$3.50 Backsap Pouches Envelopes vasabond Bags
-leathers suedes fabrc-black brown tan
evening seuin simulated pearls with tiny beads light
and dark rayon brocades ---------- S.
1a-s1s5o Bags-ack brown eaher sedes
" r.von fabrics Observation-Disclosures $e1S
Evening star., 1938-04-28
200-Misses' $395 2-Pc. Spring Knit Dresses,

Misses S595 Spring Knit Dreses-2-pc Eton collar
slit neckline stylesback
Ia to
150-$295 Spring prints with agotting
rayon-and coon) with convertible neckine
necks runles, fronts
hanky with fronts-whte pink aqua
navy. black copper-32 80
75-$195 Spring Shirts cotton bouses print
types-white blue
pink maize rust-32 to
100-$295 SweatersSpring zephyr spons with
cub collars embroidered fronwhite cherry French
dusty pink, maize,
60$95 Sweaterwinter sosleev vestees with drawstring
neks embroidered frons4ong
ersbrown, rust, green cherry-343S
1885 Winter woo
black brown, navy-broken sizes 24-32
Evening star., 1938-04-28
1881 Sets Of Trio Perfumes (fIoroD SOC

1es15o Boxes Houbigant Fougere Royal Soap
Bottles
15-79c Large-size Magnyng Mirrors
1O3-29c Tooth Brushes, assortment Of styles
Dermay busting sachet and toilet
1850 Bottles Honey and Almond Hand Cream 1sc
Turtle Oil Creams and Cleansing Creams S9c
15-s4.50 LeLong Sets Of Compact and Lipstick
15-s250 Houbigants Dung Powder floral
for cleansing tissues
Comb. Mirror Sets enamel backs----$275
12-s95 Magnifying Mirrors long handles coored backs1
Towels white pastels
1856 Powder Puffs
3-s Bottles suntan
Powder Pus, small sizes, pase
12-Oc Blue Bird Nail Polish
o4-sl Raymonds Water-pnks Soc
Bottles Raymond's Perfume. floral odors
Bottles De Raymonds Floral Perfumes
3-S395 Perfume metal framed
2s-s3 Rosnes Coogne-Naturele, Chypre Am
bree
22-s2 81
Isl Travel Kits covered upper and pouch
$3.50 Perfume Trays large
Spring Hondboes-Street FLOOR asi3.p1e. EsS. as
Evening star., 1938-09-18
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD UNFUR-
nlShed rooms. kitchen and bath. Frigidaire,
S.f2 month. Hillside 0365.
l?0l KING ST, ROsEMoNT, ALEX Va
small % quiet apts.; reasonable; adults: ref.
400 SOUTH GLEBE RD., ARLINGTON
Hooms vsm's popab mlle fGrn fou,h Of Buskinshsm
:; bus lines: adults; S45. OXFORD a:,:::s-R S3-is
FFuR7NIsHEDa4 Fsn7 ROOMS. D1NETTE. BATH.
LYON PARK vA.-FURN1sHED APT IN
attractive home: lst floor: private en-.
trance. Phone Walnut ;4o9. Sun. or or eve We
BUNGALOW Apt ROOMS paru -.
sase; sais:; porch. lawn. ais Phiiadephia ave- We-
Silver Spring. Md. Shepherd i4i6-J. Sun.
ss'g sas a1s9s is n:a home PRIVATE
n Wavne St. Arlington Va '' -
RFIvERDALE-2 Fnrn u OR 4 ATTRACTIVE RMS.
aVen aver reenWaod G. qntu5n Gil heat sos Columbia
GfonY fn2n or a,EooM BOO APT.-pVT, FAMILY;
! "A Monroe ave. Riverdale Md. Md "''S
ALEx;;MATTRAC. ALE ;.I,TTRAC. ! OR 2 LGE.. SUNNY
0S Maae sah Chef %a 1sef!sa Re1nstoI Fe Re-
furn rm., $50; adults Temple a4aa.A A''o
W1D WIDOW WILL, WILL SHARE WITH BUSINESS
nfrivileee of preparing own meals and use
OF epv entire 1i,e apt. % East Maple ST. Cali
saFs,al : r. NICELY GEL, FUR: H:,,WH. GAS ELEc..
shinr ave. coimaro os Manor nor Md aepi's FER
mT buF RAAIhIER AnTniTSeS 35l6 EVANS ST. BLOCK
ss2s s So 0ee aleenssoosd1d ssis1ds5s ss4 h0twater
AARdIiaHopoN Aad A. peSIv w. dscora,ld 44l 10Th RR No
enqI5ches saI9 for suitable employed couple: bar
Hshwey i any an No one $40 Drive out Lee
house on right.. Arnold b bus. suln f'tn'' ;'fo
bLvING baee d,nex RooM ydom II ~ l7 OPEN FIRE
eeeerie Stove ea'a srouna %sa
I moori two private outside entrances; hard
heat teephone sarase nos attraet suTfonnd
ines: references requested. Wis 27o2-J :
25 l025 NORTH FILLMORE, ARLINGTON
saEnsesd bur osfoTd F9om asoa stchenette adults
ARLINGTON. va RMS, FOR. LIGHT
bus Inc ioss Randoluh 81 osford eas
sR so9e On Msoa sS9 Emgss,a
pie preferred. Walnut 1341-J.
350s 36th, MT; RAINIER ROOMS,
Ink: oil heat; clean. semi-pvt. bath. eiec.
range: unfurn.; $40.
ARLINGTON. VA.-TWO GROOM APIS,
Frieidaire. S35. Call Walnut 1851.
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM BED
room. kitchen, private bath back porch.
30 Johnson ave. Hyattsville. Md
LARGE LIVING ROOM BEDROOM EIEC
equipped kitchen-dinette. bath. porch: pri-
vate entrance; 3 miles Alexandria Temple
1A46-I
rs JOHNSON AVE. HYATTS.. MD.-LIV-
in room. dining roam. bedroom kit. bath;
adults only: delightful location.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED. NEARBY va
3 rooms and bath. newly furnished in
man'e: electric kitchen; Is minutes D. c.
Alexandria 3421-J.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
FLATS FOR RENT.

HNFuBN:: $50 AND s35 MONTHLY; 632
laree porch and grounds: open. OWNER,
9oi ST. ne. Lincoln 03OS.
S:11 80 MONTHLY ROOMS. BATH,
electric gas yard; near schools stores
.-ol2 18th pl. ne. OWNER. 1897 D St.
ne. lincoln O30S.
81 TODD PL. NE.-WHITE NEIGHBOR-
hood: md floor, Is rms. bath h-w.h.. ami
Frlsidaire; rent reduced. Dist. 2713. 1Ss
baIh. hot-water heat. electricity, $40. LIN
K1NS co, 1872, H St NV Dist. :i533.
BIB GA AVE. NV.
. large rms bath: Arcola heat -- $50 90
5 rms, bath '"' s3. 80
BIS 18th ST. NV. '''
1919 KENYON ST. NV
rms oath' large rear porch. yard
,.., PLANT q GORDON. INC. i''''
l:'if Park Rd. NV. Col. os:,S.
;'025 DUMBARTON AVE. NV ROOMS
Silcnel' bath rear porch. $3.50.
ib9l Both ST. n VT rooms kitchen,
naSR; aaalf rear porch h.-w.h., S45.
bath, h.-w h., porch Sa7 80
,, j. MCKINNEY BERRY
1868 Wisconsin Ave. NV West n5l3-O5l4.
GROOM FLAT-S45.
651 PA. AVE. Sc.
Suitable for doctors o. dentists Office;
on 1o1T, s4T line; in q busy nelshborhood
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc Line. 0OS4.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
HOUSES UNFURhIsHEp.

SS3SM aSysE 81 BE 1oos Rs1R J! soF
RaEwoRaH ssaFms RY ss s sert:nsa saE
VIZ shower iisht s, dry fuf mHo basemena? S sasn
caulked Insulated. weather. stripped. auto.
bR @ aaat
schools, churches. trans; must be seen h to
r. %ded ssH msns a Roy house
partly furn.: immediate posses sion Co
lumbia 525l Sun. and ewes.
TAKOMA-MODERN. DETACHED. INsU-
s poreh ssrase: near pGi park 0h shep nsssse ssSs
Nearly new detached brick home, I'VE rooms
and recreation room; ami. 1s'
Psqs pses sath 81 NEAR y,R, "
AEx M sns cARRE "a 5 flfi ifo Haasts's st. nv ssS
BUNGALOW. s RMS, OIL BURNER:
HSer St. Sean 'd ears. sse rs s $40
1876 AMEs PL. N.E-e RMS. BATH
h1sh; Lincoln ses4.w s3ss: RF' Eastern High s47'So
I,5,. lool 1EyINa = w St. Ne RMRooKLIAND.s M
Owner prefers keep rm Pot Sa74-J
46 BRYANT ST: NW.--s LARGE RMS
Moadas s5S sousai SO :ssosse so seoSo per mo- ao Can
2 ROOMS. H.-w.H;, ELEc. LIGHTS. GA
lines: $50.5O month. 1884 Md. ave. ne.
RCOMING HOUSE, 81 EYE ST. NV. Il
rooms. bath. electricity, hot-water heat;
ideal location: 500 per month. M. FRANK
RUPERT. 1927 9TH St NV.
1858 YOU ST. Sc. CORNER FENDAIL
ave.-All-modern house, large rooms (6)
practically new oil burner: large fenced
yard Apply PENN REALTY CORP. 474
K st. NV Met. 1888.
S5O-207 UNDERWOOD ST. TAX. PIX
r. and b.. h.-w.h.. open fireplace; garage;
near schools. playgrounds. shep. 4O67-J.
SEM1-DET.. Rms, BATHS, AUTO
ming and Saturday afternoon and evenins
RIvERDALE MD. 700 JEFFERSON AVE.
O BELT: union trust Blds. is. N
PETWORTH 4l15 9Th ST. NW.-s
rooms. gas heat. Electrolux refrigerator
garage: S66. Call MR.. BENTLY. Column
RHODE ISLAND AND MONROE N.E.-DE-
tached; 8 rooms. porches h-wh.. elec
refrissrator efis.;n insulated ceiling; excellent
619 KEEFER PL. NW-6 RMS BATH,
porch: hot;Sir heat, S47.5O. Key, o17.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEARBY SUBURBS RMS, KIT. BATH,
garage: bus: pvt. entrance; porch; large
yard. Greenwood 1909.
apt unfurnished; very reasonable. Hillside
0Z41.J
Evening star., 1938-09-18
HOUSES UkFuRklsHEp.
((1nnftnuAA

srHna Do1sh:. f. NM n. just ,s. OF "a .1stns e.
elec. refg, auto. heat II desired; conv. for
Govt employes. Clev. 1918.
story frame Insulated: 5 rms. tile bath.
shower; h..:w.h.; electric range and hot
t s4ai sd rSsoS:s dl srrinssS Srcctmdh It,
Nd .Ia K nj; S;t SHttside s,: p: G. Of CONDUIT rd.
pm. and Sunday. w. H. HARMS. IS"
b-RM. HOUSE, NEW. ANIL. OVERLOOK
ay hf sss vi. gss sGS HfE: is
room; @ % sss: COZ Io ss7sa na '''n' feef1ts'0n Il!
x65-CH. CH, MD-DET. 2-sToRY;- 6
r. and b.: partially furn. II desired: h.-w.h:
S1inr sehoois; si,, shopping bus avail. Oct. 1.
M 1928 sENEErT PL NE; Szs RMS.
etsn and al sts sles HEHassTNas Eneon osa7 BROS
IL. IL a5d ST; NE: NEAR cArIToL-Io
saspheld %s Osia: SEER -''r sar.ss' s'e'' s:fs
BROOKMONT. MD. 6416 RIDGE DR.
rms. bath with shower. h.-wh fireplace.
IGrchsfk, M', k,7Ms tarase' electric kitchen; S57.
1881 AND 1889 BENNETT PL- N.E.-sIx
hot.wster heat: in good condition through
gut; $3.50 month. Phone Natl. 1903.
2l4 A. ST. NE. Mr.. SUPREME COURT
rms. bath. 2 porches. 2 hreplaces, h.-w.h.
Reasonable. Randolph 5000.
1928 SPRING PL NW-8 ROOMS, IN
closed sleeping porch, built-tn garage. new
~ renovated; near school, church and
81 NV q -. 0d1
Evening star., 1938-09-18

pETACHID HOME m FOxAf2EoVER
looking FOUNDRY Branch Park. = rooms.e
baths. den on hrst floor. double rear
pofehes; gas heat and refrigeration: built-
in garage. Call Natl 1910.
n IT'S a BARGAIN YOU'RE LOOKING
for. investieate this one. 3-faus1ly house.
rooms: fine condition: hot-vstsr heat.
Ps.i. Nd Yhone ssS.o sSeoherd s1sii 2sis. 1aN:%A
2 ROOMS, BRICK. on WAf: .2xcKL-
lent condition: location ovefiookin9 city.
2320 ChestG 1t. s.e.
S.W.. NEAR 9Th AND Z OTS.-6 ROOMS.
bath: e.Ini.: $3.50; terms; vacant. LLOYD
II. TURNER, 800 9TH ct. Aw.. Net. 1917
1900 KANSAS AVE. NW.-VACANT;r
roomg baths, huilt-in earage; will re-
condition: possesaien with dsposit.
PETWQ6TH. z403 7th eT. N.W.-VA-
ssT3n si1t; 5'ssAzSE% % house. Go6 soy ~ price tsr
cL1vxLAND. PARK. LocATD N1AR TKS
beautiful ve1andas and lovely hallv1JE
containing bedrooms. 3 baths, firsulaces.
Modern in every respect. Can be bought
very reasonably with .sood cash paymsnts.
communisats Eith ths MuNs1Y Ikuo3
(oontinvsa % Nsxt Pn0s.S
Evening star., 1938-09-18

NALlOnAl 4O.SS.
4515 Holiday st., Brentwood, Nd.
8 rooms. modern kitchen fully equipped
rear porches. oil heat automatic hot-water
se aenee aesa ,.1d from
ave, un n.e to ~ williams Turn o1 risht 'se to
EEsHD5Ex Esi Ss9i nrAI1 Hs%AsR sas,s.4R Iss;. H,s:
NEAR STATE; war sE AND A. NAVY 1n5LDo.-
1922 H st. tISk1Ss NV: Co 6i.,rie. 1922.
F%i s4io sHobt sasss Els fs1ND sss AVE- NJ $1,000
f"'' 1Ss seths aAssisos fsfS 5s' 81 f-se Nv
Fm' 81 ssfh oz.lS4a a: II sest st. NV: NV
r"'' $50 So ilfa fish ST. S. hs hi.' .'---'7S'oo
'ms s.'s; sosfH f!fi c1p1ho e;i h3En ST.
8 rms BATH iles. : 81. f.i NV RH;''h'--seo'oo
rn' "a 90 S' RoxSoKo i'es ,,i 81 oil NV hs;t $3.50
rms BATH ios eifs; fs;b s;sj sr nh NJ 90
rm'' ~ essh kssYos i!ss a. sr. nixR-s'o''o Nv
rms. bath. elec. sas, h.-w.h..
ISIS 1sis RHODE ISLAND AVE. 1900
rms isss sstn hosfH s1sf 81 'cArffoL h,oh ST. 7'o
F"''' BATH ass s'fs 9th 81: 81. NJ sis:h-~7'so
rm''' BATH 11ca slsf sth 81 81. hNIxEh'-s46' NJ 90
'"' eite' sia isvIsd5 i1sf 5'' sr I'M Nv. $3.50
rms, bath. elec.. gas. .-S3T. 80
1923 ard ST. NE.
5 rms. water. toilet In yard $3.50
DUPLEX APARTMENTS
: bath - $4,000
1t. bath. dinette .'.' $500
500 North Capitol st. Apt. rs
rms, kit, bath go - $3.50
p IIIAGpIIpIHc
Evening star., 1938-09-18

CHEVY CHASE. MD
6.room brick house. bath. lavatory.
maids room. blower heat Ss6.
Colonial center-hall type. z rooms. 2
baths. Ist.hoor lavatory. oil heat, elec.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
H-room brick house. bath and 1st-hoor
blower heat. SS5
g rooms. 2 baths. oil heat and elee.
refg.. S95.
CAN us to see these and other Chevy
Chase properties.
EDWARD H. JONES d. CO.. INC.
oo.O Conn. Ave. NV. Clev. 1900.
l3O ADAMS ST. N:W.-8 LARGE ROOMS.
NV g.. electric liRhts: $40
S2S 1th st. n.e-6 large rooms:
h.-w.h.. electric liehts: $40.
GEORGE JAMESON
2sls 18th St. NV Col 3SSs.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

- 1871 Eye ST. NV
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
2315 40th ST. NV.
Apt. 3-.Livins room. bed
room. Kitchen, dinette. Gao IN
bath and porch ~1@'oo
1909 1st ST. NV
Apt. }--Living room .
bedrooms, kitchen, di- C5O m
nette bath and porch %oo'oo
500 MELLON ST. Sc.
Heat FurniShedD
Apt 3-Living room, bed
5osb so9n' .rd dtehen, ehsah dinet'e' $47.50
Apt. 4-Living room. bed
room kitchen. dinette, %60 m
bath and porch ~o0'oo
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Building Dist. a4Ss
$3.50 RMS. KIT; AMP BATH.
Rent includes elec. and refs
large. cool room large kit. tub
and shower; tile bath; elevator,
ersons 6719,
Evening star., 1938-09-18

14l7 Whittier st. N.W.-S9O.
Just OF 16th St bedrooms. 2 baths;
large attic.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INVESTMENT CORP.
National b833. 13l2N Y. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD UNFUR-
nished rooms. kitchen and bath. Frigidaire,
e!ectric range. Oil heat. private entrance:
N3o month. Hillside O365.
l?0l KING ST, ROsEMoNT, ALEX Va
Evening star., 1938-09-18

II. a. HUMPHRIES,
sOs North CAPITOL st.. Realtor. Natl. 6731.
| $50. .OO-l356 IRVING N.W.-0 R.. 3.
| $65. .00-7O3 9th n.e-s T.. b., h-w.h.
$6O.b0-l3O3 Spring I'd. n.W.-6 r. b..
$50. .5s-I2i7 Holbrook n...-s r.. b.. gar.
| t6.OO-3646 Holmeadn. w.. r..b.. h..w.h
45.0O-sl7 3rd NV r.. b.. lat.
$37.60-sl6h 7th s.w.--e r.. b., eiec.
S37.5O-423 2nd n.w.--6 r, b.. elec.
THOS. D. WALSH,
Evening star., 1938-09-18
ALEXANDRIA. VA,

Attractive new apt. liz Z. Chestnut
st., Just on Mt. Vernon ave. near new hiGi
school: large living room. bedroom. tile
bath buiit.in tub with. shower. dinette
and hot water furnished; ali outside rooms
large screened porch
HRODIE 6s COLBERT. INC
Alex -24S4. los 8. Royal st.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

FOR CCLORED
1212 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Duplex. Just completed: one ROOM ktch-
en- and tiled bath with shower: hardwood
hoors' gas heat. Only one left; S}S. 90
HARRY JUSTINE.
$40 1lth ST NV Natl. .S44. .
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-29
TODAY IN HISTORY

17S5-Letter of John Fitch to Con
tinental Congress, asking for finan-
cial aid TO, MS pioneer steamboat in
vention, referred to committee moth
ing ever done by Congress for him.
1814-Alexandria, Va, ransome l
herself from British who had JUS
burned down Washington, by pay
ment of more than 100000 in goods
second war with Britain.
1831-Maj. Thomas Biddle in duel
with pistols at close range with Con-
gresham Spencer Pettis in st. Louis
both mortally hit.
1842-Britain and China end war
between them-China paid some $780,
600, 900, opened ports to British trade
and coded away site of HongKong
1935-Haile Selassie grants away
about half his count TO American in
terests in concessions-Qu een Astrid
of Belgium killed in auto accident
1937-China makes non-aggression
pact with Russia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-29
Continued Upward
Trend In Business
Reported By Bank

New York, Aug. 29.-(AP)-The up
ward trend of business activity that
began in June has continued this
month, the Guaranty Trust Company
noted today in its monthly economic
survey.
"The development is encouraging in
view of the obstacles that have exist
ed at home and abroad, including the
additionally dull midsummer season
and the renewal Of war fears in Eu-
rope and the far east the bank said.
Despite the seasonal influences
tending to restrain expansion, activity
in some branches: Of, business increas-
ed rather sharply in July and the ear
ly part of August.
GAS for the Internal onal tension
in Europe and Asia, it seems to have
affected financial markets more than
business activity in general. Even
these effects were temporary, since
quotations resumed their upward
course as soon as thetsituation abroad
became less critical
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-29
VANDENBERG WARNS
OF ALTERING COURT
Michigan Senator Says Political
Control Blow At Religious
Liberty

Grand Ledge, Mich, Aug. 29.-(AP)
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg. Re
publican, Michigan, warned here to-
day that any attempt to subject the
Supreme court to political controls
would be potential blow at religious
liberty.
~ an address prepared for delivery
before the Michigan conference OF
Seventh Day Advents, the senior
Michigan senator asserted that when
the spirit of the constitution dies re-
.gious freedom perishes."
you have just one warrant for re-
ligious freedom" he said. can invio-
ate Supreme court to give it voice.
One is impotent without the other"
Turning back to the holly disputed
Supreme court reorganization bill of
1887, Vandenberg warned that "any
effort to submit this court to political
controls; to make it submissive to the
temporary gales of passion which
periodically sweep every nation; to
cob it of lis supreme cons titutional
jurisdictions; any such effort-no mat
ter how nobly meditated or how per-
suasively argued-any such effort is a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-29
ANSWERS.

1. Congressman William T. Craw
ford. democrat, of Haywood county
was unseated when his election was
contested by Richmond Pearson, re-
publican, of Asheville, May 10, 1900
2 A total of 1875 were killed OF
died and over 5000 wounded.
3. BY act of the general assembly
of 1715 observance of the Lords Day
with all the proper acts of piety'
was required. Trade or work was pro-
hibited. January 30 and September
% were declared days of fasting and
prayer and May 20 was designated as
a holy day.
4. The silk industry was encOurag-
ed by Governor Arthur Dobbs, and
the legislature made an appropria-
ton to be used for this purpose. Fa-
miles were moved here from France
to train North Carolinians in the cul-
ture of the silk butterfly, and to show
them how to wind the silk from the
rOcoOnS.
5. James Pinckney Henderson, of
Lincoln county in 1846-47.
g. Governor r. B. Glenn in his mes
sage recommended the adoption of
the primary systemi because, Job
tanning nominations and being elect
ed to office are becoming too expen-
sive. and, alas often fraudulent meth
DDS are resorted to in order to win"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-29
TOday*
TODAY'S AMIN lis SARIES

1769-Rose Philippine Duchesne
midwest pioneer and religious teaca
err. known to Indians as 1.-The woman
who always prays," born in France
Died near St. Louis, Nov. IL, 1852
1792-Charles G.. Finney, famous
evangelist, connected with Oberlln
College as professor-president for 4!
wears, born at Warren, Conn. Dlea
at Oberlin, O., Aug. 16 1875.
1SO9-O.iver Wendell Holmes, famed
Boston physician, poet, essayist and
humorist, father of the late jurist'
born at Cambridge, Mass. Died there
Oct. Z, 1894.
1S11-Henry Bergh, outstanding per-
son of his. generation in the teach
ing of humane treatment for animals
born in New York. Died March IL
1888.
1815-Anna Ella Carroll unofficial
military genius, whose plans of wal
strategy were adopted by Lincoln and
his military advisers, born in Mary
land Died Feb. II. 1894.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-29
NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND ELEC
TION CITY OF HENDERSON.
NORTH CAROLINA.

A special election will be held be
tween 700 a. m. and sunset. Eastern
Standard Time, Wednesday, Septem
Der %, 1888, at which there will b
submitted 10 the qualified Of
the City of Henderson the followins
question: =
Shall an ordinance passed August
26, 1888 authorizing not exceeding
$4,000 bonds of the City of Hen
derson for paying a portion of the
cost of constructing extensions to
the existing sanitary sewer system
of the City, and a tax 70 for said
bonds, be approved? r
The question hereinabove set forth
contains a statement of the purpose
for which the bonds are authorizes
by the ordinance referred to in such
question. 1t is expected that the CITY
will receive grant from the Fedora,
Emergency Administration of Public
Works for paying the balance of the
cost of such improvement.
If said bonds are issued. a tax viii
be levied for the payment of the prir-
cipal and interest thereof on all tax
able property in the City of Hender
son.
For said election the regular regis
tration books for elections in sal
City shall be used, and such book
shall be opened for the registratio,
of voters, not heretofore registered
from 900 a. m. until sunset on eacl
day except Sundays and holidays be
ginning Saturday, September 3, 1872
and closing Saturday, September Il
1885, On each Saturday during sale
period said books shall remain oper
at the polling places. The polling
places and the names of the election
,fficers, subject to change vas provid
I'd by law, are as fellowsi 6
First Ward: Munfcipals Building
4. C. Anderson, Registrar: ].
Nuckles, H. c. Pace, Judges.
Second Ward: Farmers Warehous.
e. A. Latta, Registrar; Fl A. Girls
som, L. T. Harris, Judges.
Third Ward: Big Henderson Ware.
Davis, Registrar: n
nus Pegram, w. D. Massee, Judges.
Fourth Ward: High Price Ware
house,. r. Carter. Jr.. Registrar.
J. r. Powell. c. F. Tankerslev. sr
Judges.
BY order of the City Council of the
5ity of Henderson.
S. B. BURWELL, City Clerk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-29

It's happy face but sad heart for
Mrs. Rosa Lee. Glazner, %, of Wichita
Fails, Tex, who seeks a home for her
son as she faces possible peniten-
tiary sentence on forgery charge Al
Woodward Okla. Mrs. Glazner said
that my. husband left me and I be-
came desperate, knowing I was to be-
come a mother" She said she forged
a check and was placed in the Kansas
State prison. There her baby was
born She couldn't find work when
released so she again forged check.
She told Shreiff Elmer Nelson, who
arrested her, that she intends to plead
guilty.