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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13
What 10 You
Know About
NORTH Carolina?
BY FRET II MAY

l. What was the amount of the O..
penses of Governor Hoey's inaugura
ton paid by the State?
2. When were all public offices fro
governor down. declared vaca'ed2
3. What was North Cardinals load
ing industry one hundred years ago.
4. When was the first Baptist con
gregation organized in the State?
8. When was North Carolina's
greatest era of school house building?
6. In what State are the three NORTH
Carolina born presidents of the Unit
cd States buried?
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TODAY,s HOROSCOPE

Todays native, a quiet, pleasure
loving person, will probably take
much interest in the study of religion,
perhaps clergyman. The life will be
quiet one, perhaps secluded, but the
native vii Hold many and powerful
friends who will exert themselves for
MS benefit. He should only beware of
iapsing into self-indulgence.
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

1. A vessel for perfumes, especially
one to- burn incense in.
2. 1t is the dyed fur of muskrat and
nutria.
3. Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah.
4. No. wNT
S. "Old Line State;" also "Free
State"
g. Foreign Minister.
T. No.
g. A wild goat of the Caucasus.
8. Copenhagen n;
TO- Twenty-Five years.
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New British Troops
Enter Bible Lands
Continued from Page One.)

Continued frcm Page One.)
in which the Arab band had been OPP
Grating virtually unchecked.
This band, with the support of Arab
villagers, has terrorized areas as far
south as Beer-Sheba and north to
Jerusalem.
The Worcestershires arrived from
England last week and Immediately
went into action to quell Arab-J ewish
disorders. Complete order prevailed
in Bethlehem.
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place. Mr.. Horinouchi has been an
ex-undersecretary of Japanese foreign
affairs. But what faction does he rep
resent?-true Japan or the bughouse
militarists? Heaven knows!-not be-
ing sure of politics in Japan!
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Japs' Envoy Here
Quits AS Protest
Continued from Page One.)

= I ''s,S 11S'0
kai pointed out that Nippon hadn't
the funds to wage prolonged war.
TheIeupon Samurais committee call
ed in to assassinate him-to teach
him to have funds when required.
Somehow the militarists get away
with this sort of thing. It has an in
timidating effect upon rational Jap
anese craftsmanship.
Japan's Peculiar System.
Here, our War and Navy Depart
ments are governmental subdivisions.
N japan militarism is as independent
of the rest of the government as the
well-known hog on ice.: 1t does as it
pleases, regardless of the cabinet, of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13

State Senator Dawes of New Jer-
sey urges more poker and less ora
tory" More draws and fewer laws.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13

WINDOWS, DOORS, GLASS. SPE-
cial prices during October Sale our
63rd Anniversary. 10x12-12 light win
dows $3.50 per window sash. Wat
kins Hardware Co. 8-5t
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con IS ON WATCH: When thou
lest down, thou shalt not be AFRAID
yea, thou shalt lie down. ana 'ny
sleep shall be sweet.-Prov S:z4.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13

LOST ONE $50 BILL TODAY. FIND
er please return to Dispatch office.
Reward. 13-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13

FOR RENT-TWO ROOM APART
ment, furnished or unfinished. APP
ply at 529 Zene street. 13-1ti
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PAPER SHELL PECAN TREES
for sale. All the best varieties. Book
orders now. November best time to
plant. A. J. Cheek, phone 4O4 13-1t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13

LOST OFF TRUCK SOMEWHERE
in Vance county, 32x6 ply Good
rich tire on International rim. Re-
ward if returned to Lane Nehi Bot
Ting Co., Henderson, N. C. 12-2ti
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FOR SALE 20 PIGS 8 WEEKS OLD.
two brood sows bred to big bone
registered Essex. L. O. Frazier.
Phone 2113. 1927
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WANT lads
Get Results

FELT HATS, ALL THE NEW
shades and shapes, $2.95 and 1895.
Stetson and Dobbs, $500 and $3.50
Geo. A. Rose & Son. 1921
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13

IAINTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE AT
1.-THE Place of Values" Lowe Bros.
fine quality paints are featured
loves semi-paste paint at $3.50 per
gallon in 5 gallon kits. Alex S. Wat
kins. 13-1ti
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NOTICE TO CAREFUL SHOPPERS.
Our fall Nyal For Sale all next
week. Peoples Service Drug Store
Inc. 1875
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13

n. j. O'NEIL IN BUSINESS TO GO
out of business. Heavy lined stoves,
$1.29; stove pipe, IL 1-2c; electric
water system, Fairbanks : Moore
pump, ~ gallon tank, $5495, worth
$4,000; Old Piedmont Supply Co..
Stand, Wyche street near Post o.
flee. 1873
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-10-13

TWO YOUNG MEN, UNDER
20, free to travel with adver-
Using crew. Average pay $12
week and expenses. Mr..
Kirby, Vance Hotel today
only. 13-1ti.
Evening star., 1938-07-04

it-ever. Scrupulous cleanliness is
essential-and even that won't solve
the problem, for no matter how care
full housekeeper is, there are always
insects arriving on the premises in
one form or another, and just looking
for trouble.
Experts have been studying the best
means of insect control for years. For
the average housekeeper the chemical
methods have proved the most sue
cessful. In the last year or so sprays
and their dispensers have been
brought to a really high peak OF per-
lection. While the most efficient are
fairly expensive, they pay for them
selves In the saving effected through
no damage or loss from insect activ-
ities
RUFFALO MOTHS, plain moths
and carpet beetles enjoy your
mink coat tremendously. But they
enjoy just as much q good deep wall
or floor crack that is filled with
woolly dust. You don't necessarily
expect to find them there-so very
often they pull fast one. and get
toehold before you notice them
And then the fun begins.
To combat this, the SPRAYS are
most satisfactory Small, electrically
run dispensers. or hand operated ones.
throw the death-dealing mist into the
air. There are also attachments that
are like long needles; these may be
thrust deep in Dashboard cracks to
gas waterbugs or other insect life
lurking behind the wall The needle
also penetrates upholstery and mat
tresses, to finish off any busy bugs
that may be having free feed with
in. Turned loose in q room the
spray lures any unsuspected guests
out of their secret lairs, to die quickly
at your feet. Carpets and stair car
pets may be sprayed on their under
surfaces. the better to protect them.
Flies and other winged nuisances are
quickly brought in subjection. And
the different sprays have been care
fully developed so that there is no
danger to humans or pets in their
use.
AS said before, constant vigilance,
scrupulous cleanliness and prompt, ef-
fective action are necessary If the
insect menace is to be conquered.
Whatever method you select-be stern
about it, and keep at 1t until you
are entirely sure your possessions and
your premises are safe. Open doors
and WindoWs-even screened ones
permit many little stranger to crawl
into your home-and you've just got
to be on your toes to do battle the
second he gets there!
Evening star., 1938-07-04
Caulifower De Luxe
New andDelicious.

SOMETHING new to do with cauli-
~ flower is bound to strike re-
sponsive Kote with its many friends.
The accompanying recipe is flavorous
exponent of color contrast in the white
of the vegetable flower. the glossy
blackness of ripe olives. and the flame
red of pimento. Substitute thin slices
of sweet green pepper for pimiento if
you wish, now that peppers are sea-
sonable. but keep the foundation recipe
as it is You'll want to repeat with
this and other variations of your own
making, since ripe olives add such an
unexpectedly delicious finish to this
popular vegetable.
cup whole ripe olives.
large head caulif1ower.
cups rich, heavy white sauce.
tablespoons chopped pimiento.
11a cups cornflakes.
Cut olives from pits in large slices.
Boil cauliflower in salted water until
tender, but still firm. Drain. Cut a
few of the ,flowerettes from center,
leaving outer ones intact Place in
buttered casserole or baking PAN Com
bine white sauce, olives, pimiento and
the portion of cauliflower removed
from the head, and blend. Pour into
center and around head and sprinkle
with cornflakes. Bake in moderately
hot oven (40O degrees F. about IS
minutes. Serves six to eight.
Evening star., 1938-07-04

recommended for every day use) .
Then, If fate has been kind, pdt him
where he should have been at first,
in quiet spot. Post a mo visitors"
sign on the door.
The first thing to do with Q At
that's under way is to catch the dog.
He'll bang into furniture. yap and
maybe foam at the mouth. First
class fits really should do a bit OF
foaming in order to live up to public
opinion. Hold him down and get
him where he can do no damage to
himself or any one else. Bites don't
count. They're no more dangerous
than q common wound. Send the
bill for damages to the firecracker
operator and trot out the ammonia
vapors for the dog. Let him sniff.
Put an ice pack on his head and rub
his back.
Inform the neighbors that its only
. fit. not rabies. They can let their
children out. now, only please keep
tho fireworks at home. Pull down the
shades and hold his paw. ThinssIl
clear up after . while, provided
there're no more fireworks.
Evening star., 1938-07-04

else and diet into pleasing propor-
tions. And the sad part of 1t all is
that your beach rating of beauty is
accurate. For there you are, almost
as Nature produced you. without bene-
At OF fiattering clothes to hide your
negligence!
am aware that we all cannot have
ftgures as glamorous as the famous
beauties Of the screen. but We can. and
should rid ourselves Of bulges OF flesh
which make lis grotesque under the
bright sun. Every woman should b.
nicely proportioned and supple in
movement
Let's get down to the truth. Are
you honestly and truly proud to don
your new swim suit and strut along
the beach and be carefree in your
play? Or do you feel desire to keep
covered up until you dash into the
water? Do you look with envious eyes
| at women who have adhered to the
rules OF beauty?
II I could make you truly ashamed
OF your indifference. then could hope
that you would heed my suggestion to
make this an active summer. Even
though you are a bit shocked at your
seasons figure possibly likely subject
for humorous soul with . candid
camera), go to the beach just the
same. But exercise while you are
there. Swim. Swim lots. If you
don't know how to, learn You can.
Swimming develops your body beauti-
fully. 1t distributes excess weight pro-
portionately. and If you are too thin
it firms the muscles and induces q
mighty good appetite.
| When you are out Of the water,
| play games. Don't Just sit and burn
your skin to a crisp. Play deck ten
mis-. leapfrog, baseball on the sand
II these are beneath your dignity, then
seek secluded stretch of beach and
run. Run with your knees pushed
| high and your elbows bent back!
Make the most Of those hours under
the sun.
BY midseason I'll bet you will be
more of beauty than you are now,
especially if you will remember to pro-
tect your skin and eyes and hair from
burning sun. You mustn't destroy
those while you are fashioning your
| body!
(Copyright, 1889
Evening star., 1938-07-04
A. N, A. Photo.

dancing on our vacation) you may be
little discouraged by those dark
circles under your eyes the next
morning. If you're a wise gal, how
ever, you won't let that worry you very
long, for you can help to erase that
look OF fatigue with tiny dash Of
white rouge The only warning is
this: Don't use it if you are sun
worshiper. for even a little bit ac-
centuates the highlights in the skin.
1t comes in very fine powder form.
and, as We have said. is supposed to
be boon in making that Worn-out
look vanish. >.
One Of the smooth, cool face creams
on the market should be very refresh
ing these scorching days In par
ticular, the preparation which contains
some sort of mentholated mint in
gredient. and looks and smells like
fresh, cool mint straight out of the
soothing to the skin, and is supposed
to be an excellent 'pick-me-up" if you
are tired. sleepy, wind burned or what
have you.
Our nomination for this week S
'Super-efficiency" goes to new and
handy box of mascara This item
comes in a chromium case and con-
tains small sponge which when held
under the faucet for a moment in the
morning, is supposed to stay damp for
the entire day If you have ever
wanted to retouch your lashes at the
same moment that you were freshen-
ing the rest of your makeup, you will
appreciate the beauty of this. The
mascara itself is said to be water
proof and removable only with cold
cream very handy for your
aquatic endeavors. Still another ad-
vantage is that the cake of mascara
is removable and you can purchase
ref1lls at about one-half of the original
cost. You'll probably want to try one
and buy several others for inexpensive
and attractive little gifts . . They
should be we'll received.
Evening star., 1938-07-04
Dorothy Dix Says
Fathers Alone Responsible for
Being in Background at Home.

Why man does not consider it as
important to give his children his own
personal care and direction as he does
to give them good food and good
clothes, is one of the mysteries of mas
culine psychology, but he doesn't. He
may know that his wife is weak and
silly; that she has no more Judgment
than hySterical hen; that she is 50
overly fond of her children that she
cannot see single fault and is utterly
incapable of forming them into the
strong disciplined men and women he
wants them to be, yet he turns them
over to her to rear and does not even
interfere when he sees that she is
running them by her spelling.
NOTHING else goes so far to explain
why so many children turn out
badly" as the phrase goes, as does
the fact that they lacked a fathers
influence, that they had no fathers
wisdom to guide them. no fathers
hand to hold them steady.
We sentimentalize q mothers influ-
ence but, in reality, a fathers influ-
ence is a hundred times more potent.
For children love their mother. but if
they are given a chance they both love
and respect their father. When
mother warns them against the dam
gers and temptations that await them,
it goes in one ear and out of the other
because they probably know that
mother isn't half as wise to life as they
are. But when father speaks, they
listen because he has been down the
road and he knows.
So, perhaps, if father would chum
up with his children and make them
always feel that he was their most
understanding and sympathetic friend;
II ne would hold their hands when they
were babies and stand close to them
through adolescence, Fathers Day
would become the greatest festival of
the year. DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1938-07-04
Answering
Readers
Not Necessary to
Write Notes for
Get Well Cards.
By EMILY POST.

DEAR MRS PosT> Does the re-
ceipt of Get Well" cards necessi-
tate personal thank you note? Dur
ing the recent illness had, I received
dozens Of very diverting cards with
messages of encouragement and wishes
for my quick recovery. Many of them
were from people I don't know person.
ally but who are good friends of other
members of my family, and I think
that a word Of thanks from the men,
Der Of my family who happens to be
the friend should be sufficient. To
write each of these people a personal
note suggests a rather staggering un-
dertaking. especially for one who does
not feel too energetic as yet.
Answer-No, it is not necessary to
write thank-you notes for Get Well
cards. As you happen to see these
people, thank them verbally. Until
you do, the members of your family
who are their friends can say how
much you appreciated their messages.
Sometime perhaps you can send them
a return card on their birthday or
other particular day. I agree with you
that such cards are very delighting,
often really helpfully cheering to re-
ceive, but that having to sit down
and write q whole note of thanks for
them would take away much of their
charm for most of us. 4
nEAR MRS. POST: If the clergy
mans wife is known only slight
ly by our family, is she still supposed
to be invited to my wedding in church?
And is the invitation addressed to
her alone, or is her husband included?
I ask this last because he naturally
expects to be there, as he has prom
ised to marry us. Another thing,
If she is to be invited, does she have
to be given a place in front of the
ribbons?
Answer: A clergyman's wife is usu-
ally invited to the wedding, since
she is usually a friend of the brides
family, and she is given the same seat
in church that she would be given
were she not the wife of the clergy
nan. In other words, If she Is =
very intimate friend she Is seated in
front of the ribbons If she Is more
or less q stranger she takes her place
wherever room Is found for her as
for anybody else. But If she Is total
stranger and the wedding q small
one she is quite possibly not invited
at all IF the cIerrvroan IL a friAnd
and you therefore want to invite him
to the reception, then an invitation
should 60 to him and his wife both.
If he is merely oflciating at the
church, and the reception is so small
that only family and intimate friends
are to be asked to it, then-as have
already said-no invitation would be
sent to him and his wife.
{Copyrisht, 1e3s.)
Evening star., 1938-07-04
BY MARY ALLEN HOOD.

~ IREWORKS TO the canine
- mind) are objects made Of gun
powder that 60 OF once year
4 and scare the person who didn't
light them. Dogs never light fire.
works. A good fright being all that's
necessary, the canine of the species
usually follows up the display with .
At, thus relieving his shattered nerves
for another year.
Why people buy firecrackers Is not
understood by dogs. Inasmuch as
the purchase is viewed with absolutely
no love by the pup the least that
can be done Is to keep the two apart.
A display Of glorious bangs is some
thing to spare the family hound. He
might go to the country, only maybe
he doesn't know any one to invite
him. The next best Is 4 dark corner
in the basement. Lacking the base
ment, he might try spending the eve
ming under the bed. Most folks own
beds.
A fit about to break Il . subtle
thing to behold. Pups may staeger.
jump or grow yappy. Sometimes his
bark starts out under perfect control
and then goes up Ike somebody Try
ing to outtalk street car. He'll reel
Maybe, If he's an 1ndividualist, he'll
Just 60 into convulsions by . method
all his own. II the situation II recog-
nized In time it may be averted,
granted q bit Of luck. Shake him
hard. Massage his back. Swing him
to and fro BY his front paws (not
Evening star., 1938-07-04
, ATHER DAY has come and
been duly celebrated, though it
ran a poor second to Mothers
La

Il Day. But let us trust that pop
is strutting around in the necktie that
Junior gave him: that the family re-
membered the brand of cigars he
smokes instead of getting him some
thing in a pretty box that tastes
like tarred rope. and that debutante
daughter remembered to say thank
you" for benefits received.
But one wonders whether one should
offer father congratulations or con-
dolences, for he has so long known
his own place in the household
which is the back seat-that it must
have been surprising, confusing and
embarrassing to be suddenly pushed
into the spotlight up in front. He
is so in the habit of letting mother
take all the bows and assume all the
credit for the children that he doesn't
know how to wear the laurel crown
that has been so unexpectedly thrust
upon his bald head.
How mother managed to steal the
show nobody knows, but she has done
it. 1t Is mother whose name is up in
electric lights over the home door.
1t is mother who gets all the press
notices. 1t is mothers sacrifices for
her children that are glorified. 1t is
for the sake of their poor old moth
ers that We turn murderers loose to
kill some more. 1t is mothers suf-
ferings that are exploited. When a
youngster makes good it is mother
who gets most of the credit for it. 1t is
mother who gets all of the sob songs
written about her
RUT nobody croons any pappy songs
Nobody regards father as more
than biological incident and a bill
payer in his children's lives Nobody
weeps over poor father because he has
to toll like slave to support his FAM
lily and swelter in an Office all summer
while mother and the children are dis
porting themselves at the seasore or in
the mountains. Nobody pictures faith
er as a martyr when he goes shabby
so that son and daughter may 60 forth
dressed like Solomon in all his glory
or when he gives up the fishing trip
he has dreamed about all winter to
send Buster to camp.
But If it is sadly true that there
are many men who suffer themselves
to be relegated to such an humble
position in their households that there
is none in it to do them honor and
they are nothing but cash registers
to their children, let us not forget
that it Is their own fault. For, IRON
ically enough, the very fathers who
work themselves to death and deny
themselves everything they desire in
order to indulge their children in
luxuries so often do not even take
the trouble to get to know their young
sters. They are less acquainted with
their own sons and daughters than
they are with their office boys. There
Is SO little familiarity between faith
ers and children that mother has to
act as liaison officer, wangle q new
car or trip out of father and break
the news to him that Mary is going
to marry young Smithers or John has
got in . mess that he has to be paid
out Of.
Evening star., 1938-07-04

ana simplicity about this
graceful dress that will make
4 you look just the way you
want to look in midsummer-cool,
dainty and smart Shirring on the
shoulders makes the blouse soft and
pretty. The very short sleeves are
nice and full. and are gathered into
bands in smart and new way. The
plain neckline is cut to a comfortable,
cool V. The front panel. widening
toward the hem. gives such a pretty
swing TO the skirt
Make up this design in pure dye
silk. voile or chiffon, and wear a
cluster OF flowers at the neckline to
match your broad-brimmed hat.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 154O-B is
designed for sizes II, IA, I6. 18 and 20.
Corresponding bust measurements 30,
30, "a, 36 and 38 Size IA (32, re-
quires 4ss yards of 39-inch material.
The pattern includes 4 detailed sew
chart
Send IS cents for the Barbara Bell
Spring and Summer Fashion Pattern
Book. Make yourself attractive, prac-
tical and becoming clothes. selecting
designs from the Barbara Bell we'll
planned. easy-to make patterns.
(Copyrisht, 193SD
Evening star., 1938-07-04
Ny Neiqhbor Soys:

Hot-water bottles should always
be light in weight. Don't make
the common mistake of filling
them to bursting point, thinking
they will keep hot longer. A bot
tie should be filled to about, one
quarter its capacity.
When vase or bud-vase
becomes discolored, it is very
difdcult to get a brush in far
enough to remove the dark spots.
Fill the vase with strong lemon
juice and let stand for an hour
or so. This removes the spots
very nicely.
Sprinkle grated cheese over the
top OF an apple pie after it is
two-thirds done. Finish baking
the pie and the cheese will melt
and give it a good flavor.
Rinse out your bathing suit
IN fresh water after you have
been to the beach. It helps
prevent the salt water from rot
ting the material.
(copyriEht. 1881