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Evening star., 1938-10-18

ATTENTION!
Real Estate Brokers' Property Owners.
Electrical repairs Of all descriptions
within ! hours notice.
PENN ELECTRIC CO., INC,
1908 11th NV. NATL. O512.
Estimates cheerfully given on installations
90
Evening star., 1938-10-18
ROOMS UNFURNiSHED.

Alb GALLATIN ST NW.-Large front
room. southern exposure. windows. CEDAR
lined closet next shower bath; bus passes
door; unlimited phone. Geo 1903.
514 B ST. NE-Large room. inclosed
porch. electric grill. h., l., e.. redecorated;
adjoining bath: adults
I454 NEWTON ST N.w.-First-foor front
room. grill privilege, SIS; adult.
Evening star., 1938-10-18
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC AGENCY" 20341a Ga ave,
Dec. 2421, supplies help. work. See Gvyn-
doleen. Quick. courteous service. Men.
women.
Evening star., 1938-10-18

manent association for capable and indus
trious man. Salary. $500 per month.
Evening star., 1938-10-18
MOTOR TRAVEL.
BEAUTY PARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced: won
derful French method used. pr. Dell,
Ledendecker. 3025 o st. NV. West 1l2O
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
ANSWERS.

1. Burleson county, Texas, was
named for Edward Burleson, North
Carolinian, who served as vice-presi-
dent of the Republic of Texas under
President Sam Houston.
2. On Chowan river at place call
ed Perquimans in 1712. There are
records of some individual Baptists
in the State as early as 1895.
3. The shortage of teachers. The lit
erary board in making its report in
1888 proposing the system of public
schoosl discussed the problem of
teachers. The State would need 1850
teachers, one teacher for each of the
1850 districts into which it was pro-
posed to divide the State.
4. "The Inhabitants of North Car
olina, are not Industrious but subtle
and crafty to admiration, always be-
haved insolently to their Governors,
some they have Imprisoned, drove
others out of the Country"
5..The Confederacy needed the cop
per for making rifle caps. Turpentine
stills were paid for, but whisky stills
and worms were confiscated.
g. The office was created in 1913 to
take the place of Provost Marshal.
The first sheriffs were appointed by
the governor who selected one of the
three men recommended by the JUS
tees of the peace of each county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
TO-DAY IN HISTORY

Z 1886 - Massachusetts, Bay Colony
Legislature voted 400 pounds sterling
toward "schoale or colledge"
ly one-half coiony's annual tax income
Unnamed school later became Har-
ward.
1646-John Eliot, Apostle to the In
dians," preached his first sermon near
Boston to the Indlans-by next sum-
mer was preaching TO them in their
own language.
1853-Ihoreaus "Week on the Goa
cord and Merrimack Rivers" his first
book, which he had published fou"
years previously at his own expense,
returned him py his bookseller-7O J
copies returned as impossible to sci.
cut of the 1000.
1886-Statue or Liberty in New York
Harbor, dedicated by President Cleve-
land. tss4
1908 Historic interview with the
German Kaiser published in London.
1918-Austria-hunga sends note
that it is ready for an armistice and
accepts independence of Czecho-Slo.
vaks.
1919-U. S. Senate repasses Prohi-
bition Enforcement Bill over Wilson's
veto.
1924-Dawes Reparation Plan in
operation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
LaGuardia Is Presi-
dental Possibility
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CONTINUED from Page ~OneJ
York to live down-a glorified prize
fight manager. It's a shame that his
religion should count against him, but
it would, undoubtedly.
And so on down the line-there's
something the matter with each of
the most of them.
Mayor LaGuardia likewise has his
drawbacks.
For one thing, he isn't Democrat.
He has served in Congress as a Re-
publican and a Socialist. He has SER
we'd New York's mayoralty as a F'us-
ionist and an American Laborite.
Yet, what of it?
He's a New Dealer. He should COB
BILE all New Deal Democratic votes;
all advancedly liberal Republican
votes; all Farmer-Labor votes; all
/ Progressive Farty votes; all Amer
| lean Labor votes; all maverick votes
| Qike those of Senator George w.
Norris followers).
He's a New Yorker, which is some-
thing of an handicap out in the west
ern sticks. Still, he was brought UP
| in Arizona; he's a westerner himself,
and semi-southerner. -
s. He's a bit close to his italian an
cestry. That can't be helped. He has
| a brilliant American war record, any
/ 'yay. s
He admits that his name ("F'io-
rello," or, in italian, little Flow
er") is slightly ridiculous and it is,
considering how hard-boiled he is.
Even that isn't his own fault, though.
How could his mother, christening
him. have foreseen that his name
would weigh with him presidentially
later?
Curiously enough, the mayor is ac-
cused of having Jewish blood. Again,
what of it?
Outstanding in Congress.
I claim credit for having recognized
! Fiorello H. LaGuardia as a conspicu-
Gus member of Congress when he was
| only one of the rank-and-file of rep
resentatives.
was n so-calIed Socialist then.
The last time 1 saw him, 81 have
certain socio- political ideas of my
own he said
Like 'em or not-LaGuardia has
iue>ts. And ideals. ~
It isn't pure politics with him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
Today.
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1466-Desideriu Erasmus, Dutch
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., born. Died July
12, 1886.
172S-Capt James Cook, English
navigator-explorer, born. Died Feb.
A. 1779.
18O1-Henry Inman, noted and ver'
satile portrait and genre artist, who
died at As, born at Utica, N. Y. Died
in New York, Jan. II, 1916.
1836-Simon Wolf, Washington, ID.
c., lawyer and Jewish leader, friend
of Presidents, champion of Jews the
world over, born in Germany. Died
June 4, 1923.
1836-Homer D. Martin, landscape
painter, who struggled with poverty
his life through, his pictures unsafe
able when he needed money for food,
and fetching fabulous prices when he
was dead, born at Albany, N. Y. Died
at st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. IL, 1897.
1S4O-Joseph w. Fifer, Union sol
der, lawyer, governor of Illinois, born
at Staunton, Va. Died at Blooming
ton, ILL.,, Aug. 6, 1888.
1844-Moses Ezekiel, celebrated
sculptor who spent most of his adult
lie in Italy, knighted by kings, born
at Richmond, Va. Died in Italy,
March 27, 1917.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS

DR.. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, president
of the National Geographic Society,
Washington, born in Turkey, SO years
ago.
Howard Hanson, director of the
Eastman School of Music, Rochester.
N. " composer and conductor, born
at Wahoo, Nebr, AZ years ago.
DR.. Rosalie S. Morton of Winter
Park, Fla, a noted surgeon, born at
Lynchburg, Va, 81 years ago.
Rt. Rev. James E. Kearney, Catho-
lie bishop of Rochester, N. Y, born
at Red Oak, Iowa, 81 years ago.
John Boles, actor, born at Greenville
Tex, 38 years ago.
Prof. Michael /. Rostovtzeff of Yale.
professor of ancient history, born in
Russia, SO years ago.
Richard Folsom Cleveland, only son
of the late President, born at Prince
ton, N. j., Al years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
Rails, Utilities
Stock, Leaders; "a

New York, Oct. 28.-(AP)- The
stock market, after an early rough
ing by profit-takers, regained its bal
ance today under the leadership of
selected rails and utilities, While the
comeback was exceptionally quiet,
initial losses running to two or more
points among steels, motors and air.
crafts were reduced in many instances
near the fourth hour. Railroad bonds
were supported on the faint hope the
Presidents fact-finding committee,
which is to report its finding on the
carrier wage controversy after noon
tomorrow, would recommend at least
part of the cut asked by the road~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

market break stopped it. In addition,
Christmas trade this season will be
the best since 1890
Unemployment Must Be Ended.
This review Of the business sitda-
ton is not poppy-cock. I call the busi-
ness turns as | see them. My job is to
give you facts. Therefore. while I am
optimistic today, say: We will have
lasting personal, industrial, and inter
national prosperity only as we give
greater attention to Jesus gospel.
especially have in mind one major
problem unemployment. shall give
my opinion on this issue, in view of
my European observations, in a later
article
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
IL Large Utilities
To Spend So Billion
In Next Two Years
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Continued from Page One)
er. He succeeds Roswell Magill as un-
der secretary. Magill resigned recent
ly
Hanes is 46 years old and his fa--aily
home is at Winston-Salera, N. C. The
promotion will raise his salary from
$4,000 to $4,000 for him.
Edward A. O'Neal, Of the Amer
lean Farm Bureau Federation, said
he thought Secretary Wallace's pro-
posal for two-price farm program
would represent an excursion into an
untried field" The Wallace plan en-
visions purchase Of surplus con1mod-
tiles by the government and their
sale to needy persons at low prices.
O'Neal called at the White House
today with a group of southern agri-
cultural officials to discuss the cot
ton problem.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
Bailey Seeks u. S. Hand
outs In This State
Continued from page onc.)

cet the business if you have the fa-
cilities to handle it," he told Mayo
Thomas E. Cooper, City Commission
er J. e. L. Wade and State Senator
'o-be Emmett Bellamy who compos-
d Wilmington delegation that
came here to enlist the support of tn
senator and Governor Clyde r.. Hoey
The governor also promised the
Wilmingtonians he will do what he
can to help.
The New Hanover trio pointed ou.
tnat the port project is really a reall
zalon OF the Cameron Morrison
cream OF a. State port-a dream which
was shattered some decade ago when
voters Of. the State defeated pro-
posed State port issue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
Woman Links Germans
Into Big Spy Ring
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VCUHtIHueu IrOm Fdge One.J
Attorney Lamar Hardy. This was an
alias of Captain Pfeiffer, describing
in vague terms ways we do business
in Europe" and instructing Rumrich
not to deal with any other firm"
Mrs. Bush, a. handsome brunette,
named as the two officials who tried
to persuade her to entertain in Wash
ingtons in behalf of the third Reich,
Lieutenant Commander lido Won
Bonin and Lieutenant Commander
Hermann Menzel, attached to the es-
pionage section of the defense office
of the Reich war ministry Both are
under indictment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
What DO You
Know About
NORTH Carolina?
By FRED H. MAY

1. What county in Texas was NAM
ed for a North Carolinian?
2. When and where was the first
Baptist Church established in the
State?
g. What problem confronted our
first public school system in 1910?
4. What did Governor burlington
write London officials about North
Carolina people in 1881?
s. Why did the government make a
strong campaign in 1864 to seize
stills?
6. When was the office of sheriff
first created in North Carolina?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
!
Cotton Moves
Very Slightly

New York, Oct. 28.-(AP)- Cotton
futures opened unchanged, to two
points decline, with lower Liverpool
cables partly offset by trade and To-
cal buying. Late in the first hour the
list was net unchanged to two points
lower. December. eased from 8.48 to
S.46. December was 8.48l at midday,
when the market was unchanged to
two points net lower. ax
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
TODAY,S HOROSCOPE

Today's impulses are toward re-
forms, and in the stronger natures,
violent and rash. Idols will be ruth
lessly upset, and often those things
destroyed which the native has not
the power to rebuild on better foun-
dation. Guard against this, since it
may result in blighted hopes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
PARIS DENIES FURNISHING
WAR SUPPLIES TO CHINESE

Paris, Oct. 28.-(AP)-A Japanese
protest to France against alleged ship
ments of arms to China through
French Indo-China today brought
reiterated denial that such a traffic
existed. The Foreign Office express
ed surprise" that Japan again should
protest. When Tokyo made similar
accusations earlier this year, the
spokesman said, it was unable to
"substantiate" them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
Babson Thinks Business
Ready For New Advance;
All Industries Gaining

Continued from Page One.l
duces greater demand for goods, pro-
vides more jobs, and speeds up the
wheels of all industry. 1t is being done
now. For instance, steel companies.
in holding down prices, are giving re-
covery added impetus in many lines.
g. The new armament program out
ned ten days ago will mean,
course, new high figure for Anne.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
Qllfjl1sl daz.z 3 q z0F 200

THE MYSTERIES OF ETERNITY
FAR sURPAsS THE WONDERS OF
THIS LIFE: And there shell be no
more curse: but the. throne OF GOO
and of the Lamb shall be in it; and
his servants shall serve him: And
they shall see his face: and his name
shall be in their foreheads-Rev.
22:3, 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
SATURDAY GRID SCHEDULE
.OCTORER~2a. 1881


Home 1887
Team Score
Western Conference
Iowa-Purdue ................O-13
Michigan-Illinois ..........7-6
Northwestern-M Minnesota ......0-7
wisconsin Indiana ........DNP
Big Six Conference
Kansas State-Kansas TO
Nebraska Missouri ...........7-0
= Missouri Valley Conference
Orahe-Grlnnell ..............45-7
Other Games
A Alma-Hillsdale .7-20
Assumption-Albion ......... .0-S3
Augustana (nl. Carthage 14-6
Bowling Green Ypsilanti Tr. OBS
Bowl. Green Tr.-Kalamazoo Tr. 7-13
Bradley Illinois Wesleyan .....7-O
Carbondale Tr.sNormal ..... .6-12
Case Baldwin Wallace .....O-13
Cedar Falls Electromagnetic. 1918
Charleston Tr.-Macomb Tr. .O-34
Chicago-DePauw .DNP
Coe-CarIeCon ................6 .6-13
Columbia ia. upper Iowa .7-21
Concordia-St. John (Minn. .O-25
Cornell College-Knox .24-O
Danville Tr.-Manchester ..DNP
Denison-Detroit Tech. .DNP
Eureka-Shurtleff .O-12
Evansville-T -Terre Haute Tr. OF
Hamline-St. Olaf ..6-6
Hanover-Franklin .O.12
Heidelberg Ohio Northern Go
diram-Juniata ..DNP
Illinois Coll. James Millikin .27-0
kalamazoo-Hope ........... .26-O
Kenyon Otterbein .......... 200
Lake Forest-Beloit ......... .27-O
Luther Central
Marshall Dayton .............7-O
Marquette-Iowa State ..O-3
Mich. Min. Tech-River Falls Tr. 90
Milwaukee Tr.-St. Norbert .7-1s
Mission House-Aurora .O-12
Mo. Mines-C. Girardo Tr. -. .6-16
Monmouth-North Central .....O-O
Mocrhead Tr.-Winona Tr. .DNP
N. Oak. State-N. Dakota. .....O-27
Northland- -Eveleth ]. C...... .O-2O
Ohio University Cincinnati. (. ITO
Ohio Wesleyan Miami (O.) .O-32
Oklahoma-Tulsa .7-10
Olivet-Adrian ...............2 .26-O
Parsons-Simpson .25-6
Riron-Lawrence ..............7-7
Rose Poly-Earlham 1918
st. Thomas (Minn. -Macalester 7-6
st. Viator-Dekalb Tr. ...... .DNP
S. Dakota States. Dakota PIP
Spring'fd Tr.-Warrensburg I'd. O-10
Stevens Pt. Tr.-Platteville Tr. 1913
Stout Inst. Lacrosse Tr. .DNP
Valley City Tr.-Jamestown .6-39
Valparaiso-Ball Tr. DNP
Wabash-Butler 90
Wayne Toledo 1880
Weatherford Tr.-Edmond Tr. DNP
Wheaton, Carroll =. 1880
Whitewater Tr.-O Oshkosh ...27-0
Wichita Creighton b... ..... .DNP
Wittenberg- Oberlitp ..0-13
Wooster Muskingu1n n.........1 1875
Yankton-SiOux Falls ..... 1915
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

Home 1887
Team Score
Alfred-St. Lawrence ........DNP
Amherst-Mass. State. .41-6
Bates -BoWdoin ............. .7-10
Bloomsburg Tr.-Ship'burg Tr. 0-20
Broolxlyn-Amer.-I international DNP
BroWn-Tufts ................1 1870
Bucknell-Albright ............O-6
Buffalo-A Allegheny ...........13-7
Canisius-M Manhattan DNP
City Coll. N. Y.-Lowell Text. DNP
Clarion Tr.-C California Tr. 30
Clarkson-N Niagara ...........6-28
Coast Guard-Rensselaer .....DNP
Columbia Cornell ............0 OLA
Cortland Tr.-Syracuse B. .DNP
Delaware-St. John. n............ 1927
p. Str'bg Tr.-Monclair Tr... OPS
Franklin Marshall -Drexel ...25-26
Green Mt. ]. C.-Vermont J. c. DNP
Harvard Princeton J..........3 34-6
Haverford-Johns Hopkins .12-13
Holy Cross Colgate e..........12-7
Indiana Tr.-Mansfield Tr. .25-0
Lafayette -Ursirras .DNP
Lenlgn-Rutgers .............O-34
Maine-Colby ................1 .13-O
Middlebury-Conn State ......7-20
Muhlenburg- Gettysburg .... 1912
New Hampshire-St. Anselm .6-13
New River Tr.-Concord Tr ...O-35
N. Y. Agri.-New Britain Tr. 60
Panzer-Ithaca ................0 .0-6
Pennsylvania Navy ..14-7
Penn. Mil. Coll.-Lebanon Valley 0-3
Penn State-Syracuse 1919
Pittsburgh-F Fordham ..........O-0
Rhode Island Worcester ......2-12
Rochester-H Hobart ...........O .O-10
st. Bonaventure-Davis Elkins DNP
Slippery Rock Tr.-Grove City. 1916
Springfield Northeastern -. .6-12
Susquehanna-M Moravian ...... 6-7
Swarthmore-H Hamilton 1920
Trenton -Millersville Tr. .0-28
Union Williams .......... ..0-6
Vermont Norwich .......... 1876
Washington Coll. Dickinson .DNP
Wash. & Jefferson-G Geneva ..DNP
Wesleyan-Trinity .............7-0
West Liberty Tr.-Findlay .DNP
West Maryland-Mt. st. Mary 26-0
Westminster-Thiel .1%.t4
w. Va. -Waynesburg OF
Yale-Dartmouth .0-9
NTERSECTIONAL
Army-Notre Dame .......... OF
Akron-C Carnegie Tech .......DNP
Boston College-Florida .....DNP
Catholic U.-St. Louis ......... .2.7
Centenary-Loyola (Los A. ...7-14
Michigan St.-Santa Clara. ;. .DNP
Montana State-Portland 80. ..DNP
New York U.-Ohio State 90. .DNP
st. Mary TEX. -McKendree .DNP
Washington (St. L.)-Centre .DNP
Western Reserve-Boston u. 10
West Virginia Youngstown. DNP
Xavier {Cin. Providence ......6-7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
SOUTH

-
Home 1887
Team Score
Southern Conference
Turman-Davidson ........... .0-13
Maryland-V. M. l.. .0-7
North Carolina-Duke ....... .14-6
Richmond Washington & Lee. .0-6
Virginia William & Mary. .....6-0
v. p. I.-North Car. State. ..7-13
Wake Forest Clemson .......0-32
Southeastern Conference
neutrality-suspicious. ......... .0-41
Tennessee-Louisiana ........DNP
Tulane Mississippi State. -. .DNP
Vanderbilt Georgia Tech 80. Ola
Other Games
Boone Tr.-C -Cullowhee Tr.
Citadel Wofford 1870
Glenville Tr.-Concord TT. .DNP
Guilford- Milligan .DNP
Hampden Sydney-American ..19-0
King Carson Newman .2-6
Louisiana Coils. w. Louis
lana Inst .7-26
Louisville -Transylvarlia ......6-10
Mars Hill-Wake Forest FIR. .DNP
Mercer-Oglethorpe 1875
Morris Harvey-Bethany -. .26-7
Presbyterian-Emory Henry. 1922
Richmond -Morehead Tr. .0-26
Roanoke-Rand. Macon .DNP
Sewanee-T Tennessee Tech ......6-0
SOUTHWEST
Southwestern Conference
Texas-Southern Methodist. /. .2-13
Texas A. & M.-Arkansas. 1926
Texas Christian-Baylor .......0-6
Other Games
.Arizona-New Mexico ........ .23-O
El Paso Mines-Sta. Barbara
Sta. ............... 1918
Hardin Simmons Commerce.
TT. ..................s.15-12
N. Mex. State Flagstaff Tr. 10
N. Mex. Mil.-Las Vegas IT,. .DNP
Rice-Auburn ................ .13-7
Shreiner Inst.-Kilgore J. C....6-21
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Rocky Mountain Conference
Colorado Wyoming .DNP
Colorado St.-Utah State. ......0-7
Utah-Denver ................7-13
Other Games
Albion Tr.-Westminster .DNP
Lewiston Nor.-La Grande ...1o-19
Montana-Idaho ...............O- .O-6
West State IT, -Chardon TT. :. .26-7
PACIFIC COAST
Pacific Coast Conference
California Oregon State ..... .24-6
Oregon-Southern Cal. ...... .14-34
u. c. L. A.-Stanford ZIP
Other Games
Cheney Tr.-Whitworth ......12-14
Ellensb' Bellingham TT. 90
Fresno State-Cal. Aggies. -. 1870
Gonzaga- Washington State. 90
Linfield- Pacific Lutheran ..6-12
Redlands-O occidental ......... 90
San Diego St.-San Jose St.... .7-6
Whitman College Of Idaho. :. 200
Wh1ttier-Pomona ........... .7-13
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

Since October 1, the State service
reports, there has been an increase
in its active files of 1874 and there
were 301 fewer placements (4,739)
than in the first half of September.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

Clevelands Y. M G. A. chief says
that men who work off their grouches
at the "I" aisG hotter husbands.
Boys, he's asking for it,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
Japan Warns France
To Stop Furnishing
Supplies To China

Continued from Page One.)
thereafter Japan asked her ITO re-
consider.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

WE CARRY EVERY SIZE IN TER
ra-cotta pipes from 4 to "a inches,
5V galvanized iron from to II
feet lengths, it's super coated and
a heavy 20 gauge weight-it's the
best. See our Logan-Long asphalt
shingles, Kelly axes, mantels and
mantel bricks, wood heaters, CRATES
from IA to "a inches. Visit our new
freshly painted yard and see for
yourself. 141 Horner st. Vance
Coal & Lumber Co. 2S-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

WANTED HENDERSON PEOPLE,
b who appreciate real barbecuel We
barbecue every day. Orders, dinners
and by the pound. Vance Filling
Station. Phone 633., 27-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

DAY NIGHT, FOR TAXI SERv-
ice, call 248 Buddy Williams, Ollie
Lufsey drivers. 28-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

FOR SALE: STIEFF UPRIGHT
".onn, See M. G. Williams, Hender-
son Route 5. 14-2182S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
Placements In State
Jobs Outrank u. S.

tcontij1ued from Page sOne.)
States. The. following tables, arrang-
ed occupationally show how North
Cardinals total compare with the ma
tional totals in percentag of place
.nents:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

FOR RENT - OLD CoCA-COLA
plant on South Garnett street now
occupied by used car department of
Scoggin Chevrolet Co. Apply to
Mrs. j. M. Young, phone 734. 25-Gti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

Authorizations:
DNP. P............... Did Not Play
Tr .............T Teachers College
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

TOR RENT FIVE ROOM FIRST
floor apartment, separate heating
plant and other connections Miss
G. G. Blacknall, phone $685.. OF
204-J. 25-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

-5K xOUK GROCER FOR DIAM
ond bread and rolls. They are baked
and delivered fresh every day to
your dealer. Majestic Bakeries,
Inc. 2O-tf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

FOR SALE TWO POOL TABLES
and one barber chair, all in good
condition. Apply at Peoples Hotel,
1872 Winder street. 24-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

LOST - BLACK MARE MULE
weighing about 900 pounds. Strayed
away from home Monday morning.
Finder please notify r. L. Faucette,
route 4, Henderson, or F. M. Dorsey.
27-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

SPECIAL EVERY DAY AT OUR
bakery whole wheat coffee cakes.
Try them. Majestic Bakeries, Inc.
20-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR SALE.
Mrs. r. ]. Turner, 535 Rowland
street, phone 878. 2S-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28
FOR RENT.

800 FOR RENT.
room house, steam heat, Gholson
Ave-; 5 room house, steam neat, Col
lege street; room house Zollicoffer
Ave; room house, College st. Call
w. j. Powell at office of AL g.
Wester, Phone 139. 28-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

ISIT OUR USED CAR LOT FOR
4 s0l1t5e~ 'f3lpes in used cars. ~.
Sales Co. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

WANTED-A-1 COLLECTOR For
Vance, Warren and Halifax coun.
ties. Must be ambitious, honest
have car and furnish bond. SALARY
If qualified. Write D. d. Bentley
care Daily Dispatch, giving age and
weight. Personal interview will be
arranged. 28-2ti
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BARBECUE TO-DAY AND EvEpv
day. Vance Filling Station. pbos.
6SS- Steamed Chesapeake Pa's
oysters. o. 10y oS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

WE SPECIALIZE IN BODY Ann
fender repairs. Motor Sales Co. 25tr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-10-28

LABOR WANTED - FIVE 11--r--
mobile mechanics. Make applicatias
in writing. Corbitt Motor TrucL lon ~
Henderson, N. C. o. u.