davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-03-20
HILLANDALE.

4S LOTS.
single or as q whole in built-up home
section At the extremely low price Of
$675 EACH.
10 LOTS
on bus line. near high school and busi-
ness center,
$3.50 EACH.
SEE US FOR LOTS.
The M. H. BARRY ORG
Established 1912
$40 Mt. Vernon Ave,
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Phone 7S. .
CoLORED LOTS IN pEANWooD AND
FAlhMONF HEIGHTS. S75 up: easy
terms; help build. District 0l7O
Evening star., 1938-03-20

90 acres. fronting on road l.adinv fron,
Nprpeck to Laytonsville. beautiful piece
OF land, all clear. Will sell in two.acre
Sa1a' staCls' varying in price from $500 TO
Evening star., 1938-03-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued)

.. v.o MSSSSSSssE oMSSSfSSS{SSsMsEERS,' {, 'sSSssSs fSSsfx
room and bath BRICK bansaloS:
Gil heat; large yard; $3.50 cash;
ss.ooo-kooKS1Lns &c PSf %Hn'R PIKE en.ar air.
room house. brief terrace over;
looking countryside; 2 baths; oil
Acknowledgements aa5ss rERRAoE-srlck
dtion.d sSP%: olf Rs.i Hssss lsses ssTd
ssosS{SbTHa s{S AZ in WS5Ss1SS Rs55SsS sSnditsS
st9ns stone, eonstruction. interesting
bath. paneled % reereation n tGoms room, ona
built-in garage. New house con-
VA oessAaMaxN.isHkAwNER REALTY CORP.
MeG: $500: 100 ST. NV.
LUNCH ROOM & CABINS.
soe e-rGfom house, cabins, hen house 1Ox
f2utGI'; e; 1nn. on Lee hish,Tsy. i,y. Fine veil plenty
compelled 60 to sell at = sacrince at $4,000
IL MILES FROM D. G.
12h acres on Lee highway in high state
WITH baths soqsf Fn.is fes satsfsd aHt
ny Een and stream; 100 apple trees. 80
sTsea "a and sa sraSSGe
A BARGAIN.
y acre. new 5-room house. wired for
cleo, room for bath; on hard road, mi.
from D. G: Owner compelled to sell. Price,
CHAS. F. BROADWATER.
Fairfax. Va. Tel. Fairfax 70.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-COME OUT.
Beautiful homes, 81 rooms all modern
tnprovements. You can move in imme-
diately Lots 100000. S6,5OO to $4,000.
Lots 1O0xo25. S11OO.
2S-aere tracts. best on market, S1,75O.
HARRY M. MARTIN.
~ Dresden ST.. Chevy Chase View.
Phone KenSineton 7S
Evening star., 1938-03-20
LOTS FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
Highland View Park. Silver spring-1O
choice lots overlooking Sligo Park; terms;
ami WILLIAMS REALTY CO.. 500 In.
yestment BLDG. Natl. 1898.
SURROUNDINGS: 70-ft. front, IT'S It. deep;
near l0reenvich Forest and Edgemoor;
81 500: terms. Plans included.
neishborhood; trees; 91-ft. front. 1873 It,
deep: 81 800. Plans included in price.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 14th 9t. NV. National OO3e,
Evening star., 1938-03-20

r1ne little country home near oney. with
--story modern house hardwood hoors
h-w.h; l acre of land: $4,000.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
FOR A LIMITED TINE
The CHEVY CHASE LAND co.
Offers
Choice Building Sites
nar snllara fat


per square foot
!, Street improvements are included. To
aoss as sa,s Fsnns n. 10 5qd I lot
OF construction at s.. interest.
-aIi IiH1oSS; Z, Z FISHER # & GO. INC,
No. I. 9NyTWsrANPING N'W' 44;a1 1ss,e LoGAT5oNs. Add
44lh and 45th sts. incindes " wafer ps.Vend snd
No. p. NV 43'x11o'-s1. 500.
west side 44th ST., between Chesapeake
and Davenport sts. Includes water and
No. g.. Md. 65'x150'-s1.e5o.
on Lam6ept sat. rd' in woodland section of
Just on Georgetown rd.
D. west Y ,,ss Side Of Of Wisconsin ave. Just over
:. Fullest cooperation. given. For further
ilnai0oIIRatior la0I 3 t, l. ca Gall Mr.. Towbss.
EDMoNDsToN. MD
For Quick Sale Several Choice Lots
,a,L Lots in Sc. Penna: ave. extended rap
s"oo ots ssoo snd up fh For eeys0n spnooe
ment to inspect call
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye St. NV
DRIVE OUT TO CARROLL KNoLLs
neN site 6S5 new home on this
ave. ave. north Of Silver Spring: high attitude.
.Ss:ss ,2d:' s: dssi sai0 oes,5n S t5s 1on
Ri, " YIN. F. cAARh1N. A .
st 6 = H5s 5So frontage. rs feet Price TedSesd
sos 1nys.9nsas +; M1ST s'ae. sM'RD11EDs' MT! ess-
AMER: UNIV. PARK. so FRONT: 81 .740.
Near BTooEyills rd.. 0e; Near Chevy CHEVY Chase
o.- FRANK ri q n BOYLE. Realtor,
sun. Cleveland o7s4. xpt. 4is. is'''
SE RSEAS SeAsRS1H saE2Ek SsShks: ssSISs:
evsoS5dA eMEvY eHAse e s5SS XIE% a AsP 2
Harry N. MARTIN aao ou''0efs
II Drefdsn Pbon. st x.1:tnyior Gheyy Chase View:
All ,u,nroys6s $3.50 TO s759; J.,
service SO to SO foot frontase: tsed Bethesds sds
wfaS4NAs H$S4 ~ s. sW ssHAw"HR REALTY M:. sgso CO.
CARROLL TN kFoA1s slPH NE% RqE suB6S1v1sroN, IS
lfEi NEAR 81 siLSER SneHaaAu spk1NAGy NAyENoE'
BRADBURY HEIGHT1?6x144.
s,n0. z nousfs; noay only $3.50. Mr. stebbn, eve.
1343 H st. NV. District 1900.
VIII, svMRERs, BUILDER @ @oPPoRTgNITY =
;Sss;ss; r. (! i've sS1s. lot. MI
~ cARRoLL KNoILs.
:ids sss Of Of Georgia ave. Select your lot.
s1ls oMso1. Ave- u cAmiiF.F' sii7ss Spring.
BUILDERS ATTENTION.
70 lots beautiful; wooded; level land: Sc
whit. House, site approVed nS'fs s. t5e f5eT the
entire subdivision for $1,000! For further
son. ATLANTIC O83O.
price. near the Potomac and about a mile
beyond the end Of the Cabin John. car line
BY Conduit rd.-Secluded. wooded: in an
tonians: size 5Ox1OO. feet we hang our
heads to mention the low price. S475.
Call MRS io11s 5Sfseis + Masi sHoEMSkER. aaSi;
1719 K st. NV Natl. 1853.
T sfso sts1sADSSSs ssns St. S:sy 5Sgs aoysr z
. s ThTes sal|s!ns Sites, ,,, west SO. 4s.d st.
-Four rov-house lots. 1ssx116 4th st.
ns north T9 RcTNFlssst Ct rsyed y street: water
'ns ;sHsi :fse ssa '1s xas ss:f;n' isaS
Evening star., 1938-03-20
TO CLOSE AM ESTATE-

1ngleside, on the Rockville Pike. 3
miles north Of Bethesda. Md. large house
about 20 rms. 4 baths. 2 f1replaces: house
1s furn.. dining rm. and kitchen equipped: :
elec. Tefre., large gas range; > drilled
wells more than 100. IT. deep; Delco elec.
Eater plant steam heat; large barn and
ABOUT acres ground. The place is operat-
ed rs an exclusive eating place and has
enjoyed good business for many years.
WI be sold subject to present lease,
For details and inspection call
CYRUS KEISER, JR.,
Evening star., 1938-03-20

Is acres: 2-story. 6-room house: no i'm
ptloVements; entire IA acres under cultiva-
Evening star., 1938-03-20

BlackSmith's shop. How rare. and yet
an excelient building. EQUIPPED with black
condition in one of the best farming sec-
tlons Of Montgomery County; $3.50
Evening star., 1938-03-20
NORTH WASHINGTON

Near Forest Glen.
~; 5O0-Price greatly reduced on this
beautiful brick, English style house: 6
large rooms. bath. full basement. attic.
Grounds 100x241. facing two streets;
Ponitry houses. garage. Built by man in
building business for his own home
NEAR WHEATON,
S3,5oO-New. broom bungalow. nearing
completion Beautiful house. with plenty
age. Fine spring Terms
e TAkOMA PARK.
S4.1 15O--D. C. California bungalow; 6
rooms modern improvements: dead-end
street. Will sell on terms or trade on
S6.S50-D. C. house. 6 large rooms:
convenient to bus and stores: $3.50 down
originally sold for $500,
r. D. LILLE CO.,
Evening star., 1938-03-20

I,,"', q oI. NV Natl. D345.
u KING AVE. SEAT PLEASANT MD
1ust on Central ave.-Nice 2-story frame:
rms. all In good condition; 5 acres of
land; rent. $40 month. "a
4. Marion St. Seat Pleasant: b.rm.. bath
$40 month. Aei''
. - Crystal Sprink ave- Capitol Heishts:
S-rm irame; mi: rent, $35. Apply d.
.yoSEeH. 61st and Dix SITS. ne. Line.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
Fairfax, Va. Phone 70.

l41 acres, nicely located on stone road
WIN electricity. improvements consist Of
a SeVenoroom house, corn crib large bank
the necessary equipment consisting OF IS
COWS, helfers. bulls and machinery re-
SulIeo 70 operate the farm. The land is in
Ct if you are interested in a small dairy
Iarm priced as a walkout, $4,000,
Evening star., 1938-03-20

acres: chicken farm. laying houses
Ana s;no oath: al buildings in splendid condi.
Evening star., 1938-03-20
WILL SACRIFICE HOME.

acres. bungalow, lights. deep we'll
water high elevation; 4 miles north Dis
to sell at sacrifice. Inquire for E. E.
MITCHELL. Bladensburg rd. Kensington.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

$2,500-6 ROOMS-A ACRE
II miles out. Va hard road. electricity.
month. MARTIN T. WEBB &. Son, Room
102. 416 9th st. NV. Re- O94O, or at
Ann4ndale, Va, Sundays and evenings
Evening star., 1938-03-20

3 Bedrm., Colonial Brick.
New, 8 rms. large bathroom and kitchen.
open fireplace. oil heat. attached garage;
paved street: u acre. handicapped; IS min.
downtown. auto: bus at door. Trade on
lots. farms shore property or equities
considered as part payment. Reduced
PHILLIPS H. CLARK CO..
Spring Brook Terrace. Nd Or. 1874.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

100-ACRE tobacco farm with about H-
mile frontage on Potomac River; sub
50 eoil milss from B. e.; CT 3io.too; tsrms.
o16 Tenth et. NV. National o0e6.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

30 acres: close in; good loc ,.r,r,
~oodeo: electricity and stone road: hnuse
needs repair. Price. 500.
80, FRED B. CUSHMAN.
106 North Adams st.. Rockville ua
Phone 3sa "
Evening star., 1938-03-20

BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS. BATH. CELLAR:
good furnace heat elec. lights. shade. brick
Lear garage. Stable for horses and
aoout =. acre for vegetables Located Old
GEORGETOWN rd.. between Bethesda and
Rockville: Rent. Ss5 per month
,- SHANNON e. LUCHS CO..
Evening star., 1938-03-20

LOT 34x15O-ADJoINs HOUSE NUMBER
$3.50. 32nd ST.. Chevy Chase. D. c.; ut
$3.50. A bargain:
NV; lis feet. South Brandywine st..
So: $50. all three sites.
Four row-house lots. 1s.9x115 4th st.
and seweE $500 each: can build apsrtment
Mr.. 03AlL. Telephooo Adams 1874.
Evening star., 1938-03-20

A H1GH-BRoW LOT AT A LoW-BRow
price. near the Potomac and about q mile
beyond the end Of the Cabin John car line
exclusive colony known to few Washing
tonians: size 5Ox1OO feet We hang our
heads to mention the low price, S475,
Call Mrs. BURGESS, Wis 4253
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1T14 X at wv Natl 11eR
Evening star., 1938-03-20

SELECT YOUR LOT
ON CARROLL KNOLLS,
NEAR SILVER SPRING .
cHEvY CT. GHAsE Sdd " VIEW EVg AND. GEORGIA
81 100 per lot: excellent for homes: good
opportunity for contractors and builders
HARRY NJ MARTIN.
II Dresden ST.. Chevy Chase View.
Phone Kensinrtnn 20
Evening star., 1938-03-20

Pc CORNER 5th AND K SITS. NV
csnfer cenfe; eornsr Erocery store opposite New
Met. 1888 1 ~ ST. NV
Evening star., 1938-03-20
237 ACRES-S4, 500.

An-year road, i mile from r. r., IL
miles from Washington. No buildings No
petter investment. We are Headquarters
Ior cheap acreage tracts. MARTIN T
WEBB g. SON, Room 1O2. 416 9TH st.
NV. Phone Republic 0940. Or AMMAN
dale. Va. Sundays and evenings
Evening star., 1938-03-20

IL ACRES; 4 ROOMS, $4,000
A productive little farm on ali-year
road; eec.. well, springs; IA miles out
Va. Terms. MARTIN T. WEBB a. son
Room lO2. 416 9TH st. NV. Phone Re-
pubic Og4O. Or at Annandale, Va, Sun
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21

Lions a, to Meet-The weekly meetinu
OF the Lions Club will be bold w.
nesday evening at the Capitol c. ~ meo ..
Z o'clock. 'i NdIe at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
Kermit Clayton On Trial
On Charge Of Burglary
Judge Williams Orders Jury to Leave Court House
When Verdict of Not Gull y Returned in Smiley Case;
Many Cases Dsp osed of First Day
was continued under former court or

was continued under former court or
der
w. E. jerks came into court and
showed good behavior.
Plummer ,StalliHgs, freed by the
court yesterday by directed verdict of
breaking and entering w. c. Nights
Store, and reported through these
columns as Negro, is a white man.
The Dispatch regrets the error of
ministerpretation of court records.
William Smiley was freed by a jury
during yesterday afternoon of a
charge of reckless driving, and Judge
Clawson Williams showed his dislike
for the decision by dismissing the
jury for the term. Some of the jurors
began to take their places in the re-
gular seats for jurors, but the judge
informed them they were to leave the
court house. Members of that jury
were A. S. Newman, E. W. Moore, ].
Fl. Davis, c.. U. Sanford, S. H. John
son, Henry B. White, O. w. Weldon,
H. T. Fleming and w. j. Bowen.
Emma Murphy, Negro woman, con-
victcd of aiding and abetting in the
delinquency of a minor, had sentence
suspended upon showing good be-
laviOr
In another warrant, Emma Murphy
was given six months in Jail for pos
session of whisky for the purpose of
sale.
A charge of larceny of an overcoat
against Tom Spencer, Graham Wheel
err and June Harris was continued
for the term.
Robert White, Negro, charged with
assault with a deadly weapon with
intent to kill, was called and failed
and nisi sofia and capias was issued
and the case continued. His bond of
5000 was ordered forfeited.
Emmett Alexander, Negro, was
charged with incest, but the grand
jury failed to find a true bill, and the
defendant was discharged from Jail,
where he has been awaiting trial
Thomas Gilbert Smith was sent to
State Prison for a term of 10 months
to 3 years when vonvicted of for
gerry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
Budget For
County Soon
ToBe Ready
Tentative Figures To
Be Given Commits
SlOnerS at } u | Y
Meeting

AS work continues on the tenta-
tive budget for Vance county for the
coming fiscal year, starting July /,
there is no Indication that the est
mated tax rate for the new year will
be more than the IS cents estimated
several weeks ago by Chairman Sam
uel M. Watkins, of the board of
county commissioners. That figure
would be cut of IA cents under the
1898 fiscal year, made possible
largely through a slash in debt ser
vice as the result of buying in Of
approximately 100000 unmatured
county bonds, and the payment of
some $4,000 of bonds maturing the
fiscal year now closing, a total of
about $4,000
Miss Dorothea Woodlief, county &C
countant, said today Vance county's
current outstanding debt for all pur-
poses is around $6OOOOO the lowest
it has been in years, and even includ-
ing the heavy obligations incurred
several years ago in the erection of
the new $275,OOO high school.
Tentative budget figures will be
presented to the county commission
ers at their meeting the first Monday
in July. The tax levy last year was
approximately $751; 900, for which a
rate of 80 cents was fixed. 1t is ex-
pected to he considerably less than
that for 1938-39
Estimates. of rates for the coming
year are based on an expected valua-
ton of around $17,5OO,OOO, which is
something like three quarters of mil
lion dollars less than for last year,
due, in part, to the loss of intangible
values, taken over by the State.
A cut of IA cents in the tax rate in
the face of the loss of that much val
uation is considered a fiscal accom-
plishment worthy of note.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21

Kermit Clayton we'll known NORTH
Henderson youth, was on trial this
afternoon in Vance Superior Court
before Judge Clawson L. Williams on
a charge of burglary, and the case
will likely consume part of tomorrow's
session of court.
The youth is charged with enter
ing the home of Thurston Williams
and taking a cedar chest, $3.50 in cash
and other valuableS last November.
He took the stand in his own behalf,
being the first witness called by the
defense when the State completed its
testimony about 2:3O o'clock this aft
ernoon
Numerous cases were disposed of
Yesterday before the first days ses-
sion adjourned.
Jettie Brodie, Negro, was given II
to IS months on the roads for assault
with a deadly weapon with intent to
kill
Rossie Turner, Negro, was convict
ed of breaking and entering the Hen
derson Steam Laundry, and was given
30 to 40 months in State Prison.
Lewis Hawkins and Commodore
Young, Negroes, were charged with
breaking and entering Dickson and
Company and theft of a truck from
T. W. Satterwhite. Both pleaded
guilty, and the court reserved judg
ment in the case until George Inscoe,
who is charged with receiving stolen
property iss completed.
James Murphy, Negro, also charged
with theft from Dickson and Com
pany and with larceny of truck,
went free when the court gave a di-
rected verdict of not guilty.
Johnnie Wynne, who was convicted
at the March. 1886, term of court of
embezzlement from Evans Bakery,
was brought into court Off not COM
plying with court order. Judgment
had not been passed in the case dur
ing the early afternoon.
D. 0. Langston, convicted of drunk
en- and reckless driving at March 1886
term, was hailed into court for not
complying with court order. Judgment
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
INTEREST TAGGING
IN SHERIFF. RACE
Expected To Quicken Some,
However, as Election
Nears July 2

Interest in the lone run-off contest
for a second primary in Vance coun-
ty on July appears to be tagging at
the present time, but is expected to
take on added interest within the
next few days as the time for the
election approaches.
The sole contest of the election is
between Sheriff ]. E. Hamlet, seek
ing reelection, and Lennie l.. Swan
son, second high man in a field of
three men seeking the office in the
June 4 balloting. Swanson called for
a run-off a few days after the first
primary. No other office will be vot-
ed on in the second election.
Supporters of the two candidates
for the office are concerned over the
problem of getting out the vote.
While the office of sheriff usually
creates as much interest as any on
the list when primaries are held, the
fact that there are no other contests
to interest the voters and to get out
the voters is expected to result in a
much smaller ballot than June 4.
The official tabulation of votes
from the first primary showed 2,485
for Hamlet, 1,799 for Swanson and
1885 for j. M. Baity, the third man
total of 5,569 Some have estimated
that not more than 5000 voters will
go to the polls July 2. And how
much of his former support or the
support of the low man in the race
the two contenders will be able to
bring to the ballot boxes next time is
a matter for conjecture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21

18TH leaders Of the "Molly Ma
guires," secret terrorists of the MIN
ing country, Hanged at Pottsville, Pa
ending reign of terror.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
DRY SPOT" SOIL
WILL Be EXAMINED
Strange Phenomenon on
Farm Near Middleburg
Visited By Many

A spot of land some Is or 20
feet square on the farm of l. j.
Jackson in Middleburg township
that has remained dry through the
recent heavy rains in this section,
while the territory all around it has
been saturated with water, has at
tracted considerable attention and
curiosity during the past few days.
Many people have driven to the farm
to see the storage phenomenon, and
have found it to be as represented.
Hubert Lewis, A. B. and M. A.
graduate of Duke University in chem
istry, and who is now studying for his
doctors degree at Duke, a young
man of Henderson, visited the scene
and obtained a bucket of the soil, and
will take it with him back to Duke
for close examination in chemical lab
oratories to determine if there is any
strange ingredient that is either alb
sorbing or shedding water from the
heavy rains that have so drenched
the soil in the vicinity, which is in
an open field and in no wise shielded
or protected by a dwelling or by
trees.
IS lluoudl OACudtAOIA was OOSOA VCN
by the Jacksons last week, and the
phenomenon was learned here shortly
thereafter. After public notice was.
given to the find, many visitors have
gone to the scene to observe the dry
spot" and have wondered at the
cause. But no one has as yet been
able to give any definite explanation
of how the small spot escaped satura-
ton in the heavy rains of the past
week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
Mrs, Stevenson Is
Familiar With The
Scene of Wreck

The worst wreck in modern railroad
history, that of the Olympain, which
plunged through a wrecked bridge
into a "cloudburst flood" of Custer
Creek, near Miles City, Mont, with a
death toll expected to reach 81, and
scores injured, occurred on a ranch
owned by Mrs. James r. Stevenson's
father, B. H. Woodcock.
Mrs Stevenson is a native of Miles
City, and told of having visited her
fathers ranch many summers dur
ing her childhood. She and her sist-
ers have played along Custer Creek,
stream that is dry most Of the time
II was named for General Custer who
fought a skirmish with Indians along
it's banks. The stream rises in the
Montana "badlands" and winds it's
way down to the Yellowstone river,
never having a gread deal of water
Mrs. Stevenson said that for the
past several years there has been
practically little rain in that section
early spring when a little appears
When that section is visited by a
rain, it is usually heavy and runs off
Immediately.
When a cloudburst visited that
section Sunday night, it transformed
dry creek into raging flood in
something like two hours, washing out
the sturdy steel and concrete bridge
of the Milwaukee railroad company,
undermining supports to the bridge,
causing it to crash when the Acton
steam locomotive pulling the crack
train began going over the bridge
Mrs. Fred Woolsey, of Miles City,
one of the victims, is known to Mrs
Stevenson
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
Continuing Search
for Crash Dead

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
STEVENS REVEALS
COMEBACK POWER
Former Legion Commander
Once Was dead" Pub !.
licly and Politically
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
I'm the Sir Walker Hotel

Raleigh, June 21-Henry L. Stevens.
Jr., One-time national commander of
the American Legion, has by his NOM
lnation for judge of the sixth judicia,
district added a very important bit
of evidence to disprove the oft-heard
maxim, 'They never come back"
In 1881, when he headed the coun-
try's biggest and most powerful vet
Grams organization he seemed headed
for high honors in whatever sphere
(and is) without doubt. the peer of any
- ~UuAi..y. IL. 49,, i,op~--.
WI every group in the Legion.
Tnnn came the bonus controversy
and Henry guessed wrong. He allow
4uoleu as saying that
the rank and file of the veterans did
not want the bonus paid then-a
statement absurd on it's face Perhaps
he was misquoted- though that sell
dom happens. At any rate, it killed
him deader than Admiral Dewey, who
gave his wife the home popular sub
scriptions had bought.
Henry almost got a good job in
the War Department at the start OF
the Roosevelt administration (rumc
having it that he had even picked out
his desk as assistant secretary when
the thing rose to plague him.
He couldn't have heen elected dog
catcher. His name was anathema in
practically all veteran circles.
Then it was that the Warsaw man
showed he can stake it" with the best
of them. He kept plugging away,
though quietly Two years ago he
came out in the open as one OF Sandy
Grahams ablest-certainly the most
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. The bonus had
been paid. Time had mellowed the
irascible veterans. He thought OF the
governorship, sent up trial balloon
last year-saw it fall for lack OF puff
ing. But when Judge Henry A. Grady
decided the Sina Goodwin case would
prevent his denomination, Henry l.,
saw his opportunity and GRABBED II
quickly.
His two to one victory over veteran
Solicitor Powers shows that they dc
come back.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

/. What are game laws?
2. Which state has the nickname "Pan
handle State?"
Who won the 1888 British Amateur
golf championship?
4 Under which department of the
Federal Government is the u. S.
Patent Office?
S. What is a punkah?
6 What is the product of 5x5x0x2?
Z. Has the U. S. ever issued gold GER
tificates in denominations lower
than ten dollars?
g. What is the name for the cashier
or chief clerk on board a passeng-
or steamer?
9. Which state is represented in Con-
gress by Senator Burton K Wheel
err? -
10. What is the English name for the
Friday before Easter?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-06-21
TUESDAY, JUNE FL, 1893
CONFER AGAIN TO
PLAN TRADE BODY

Another meeting to work out furth-
err details of plans for organizing a
trade body in Henderson in the imme-
date future is to be held one night
this week by the committee that is ar
ranging the set-up. The committee
already has studied personnel and
budget proposals, but has come to no
agreement on either, nor upon the
matter of basis for dues to be paid
by individual business concerns
These and other matters are to be
worked out at the meeting this week.
it is hoped