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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PPLYIMoUTM 1888 ds luxe coupe: when
siders four thinss-appearance, perform
'na & nnsssd II h: Sssps.fn h.f
golden beige without : scratch. immscuiate
Interior and excellent tires. It has been
thoroughly reconditionsd by our factory
trained, mechanics and has the perform
81 S.u. e,esss b, the
antee and is priced at only . fraction Of
its IL original cost: For . short time only 1923.
Ine trey Motor Co., 1929 l4th 81. NV.
sts. Decatur 1918. Xtiantie 4340 $40 ens''h
p,LXMouTHs; sobs Of them. el years. ali
must must E3,a.hy e. e. sny price to make room fol
must clear our warehouse. Select your car.
We VIII make the price right. Lee D.
Buffers Warehouse. 11S1 21st st. NV.
PONTIAC 1888 gray o-cyi. 4-door sedan;
radio; @ IT., heater: defroster; driven By con-
dealer: 1921 Conn. Clev. s4O1.
PONTIAC 1888 cream 6-cyl. convertible
coupe; black top. RED leather upholstery.
Mr. Flood. dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev. e4O1 :.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia.--lN 1HE MATTER OF: JUSTUS S.
WARDELL. RECEIVER, SEVENTH STREET
SAYINGS BANK. WASHINGTON %. C
MISCELLANEOUS NO. A3. REVISED
ORDER NISI.-Justus S. VVarden. as Re-
ceiver OF the Seventh Street Savings Bank
having reported to the Court that he has
received an offer from NJ Frank Rupert
to purchase real estate in the District of
Columbia described as Lots SO4 and SO5
in SQUARE All in the land records of the
District no of Columbia improved BY prem
ises 1901, 1908 and 1O03I2 Sixth Street,
southwest. in said District, at and for
the sum of 81 10000 subject to real
estate commission of per cent and hav-
ing further reported to the Court that
he has been authorized by the Deputy
Comptroller of the Currency of the United
states to petition this Court for authority
to make said sale upon the terms herein
set forth. 1t is by the Court this 10Th
day Of February A.D.. 1898. ADJUDGED.
ORDERED AND DECREED that said offer
be accepted and said sale shall be ratified
and confirmed unless cause be shown to
the contrary on or before the 4th day Of
March. 1923. provided however. copy
OF this orde. shall be published in the
washington Evening Star at least three
times prior to said March f. 1888. AL
FRED A. WHEAT. Chief Justice. (SealD
A. true copy. Test: CHARLES E STEW
ART Clerk. BY ANDREW A. HoRNER.
Asst. Clerk. fe23.25,2S
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TRAlleRS FOR SAll.

TRAILER, Hayes de luxe model. used for
display purpose only; has mahogany finish,
equipped with toilet and washroom Nand
everything needed to make 4 real home;
equipped with Warner electric brakes. List
price $1.O95; special price. 5000 for quick
sale
One commercial trailer. 131i #. long, in
excellent condition.. can be used for ONCE
or display trailer; slightly used; price, $32b.
Both may bo financed.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., NC.
45l1 Wis. Ave. NV, Clev, 8282,
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
GsDifGI faas washinssGn shhEn nBs EsSfusIy
pm. March Is. 1888, and then publicly
opened for furnishing standard and spe-
cial electric lighting fixtures for the Annex
to the Library of Congress Washington
D. C. Specifications and bidding informa- :
ton may be obtained without deposit by
qualified intending bidders on application
tho Capitol
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
9. WARDELL. RECEIVER, SEVENTH
STREET SAYINGS BANK. WASHINGTON,
p. C.-M1SCELLANEOUS NO. "a
ORDER NISI. --Justus S. Wardell. Receiver
OF Seventh Street Savings Bank having re-
ported to the Court that he has received an
offer from the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission. Interior Building,
washington, in behalf of the United States
OF Alnerica. to purchase real estate in the
District OF Columbia described as Lot Three
t3) in SQUARE Two Thousand Kieht Hun
ored and Eiehty-Two (2SS2) among land
recofos OF the District of Columbia being
unlmproved property formerly improved by
pre- nises No. sos Barry Place Northwest
IN said District. at and for the sum of Six
Hundred and Seventy-Five Dollars tS675),
all cash without real estate commissions.
ana having further reported to said Coz rt
mat ne has been authorized by the Deputy
comptroller of the Currency Of the United
states to petition this Court for authority
TO make said sale upon the terms herein
Sc set st iosth; it is By the Court this tn day
DERED AND DECREEp: that said fIer be
confirmed unless cause be shown to the
February. AID. 1883 provided however. a
copy o. this order shall be published in the
Washington Evening Star at least three
times nrlcr to said February 25th, 1898
JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice. ,Seal,) A
true copy. CHARLES A. STEWART Clerk.
by ANGREW A. HORNER. Asst. Clerk.
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WIN. ]. FATHER. Jr..
ARTHUR G.. BISHOP.
Ca1ruiuinn Traieta
" y, I y, 7 = = y 7 ~, : = '1,.~V ~
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. INC,
AUCTIONEERS
NOTICE OF SALE TO ENFORCE LIEN
FOR CHARGES

NOTICE OF SALE TO ENFORCE LIEN
ha! o. y SGfe nGi'f Y aeFsHH
RAx R4Ar Of 6cHn MARSH ,?3s; at the HOUR OF OF
succeeding Wednesday and Saturday until
rooms q Adam A. Wssehler 4 SON. on. situated 1He
Of Washington, District Of .columbt. the
undersigned will sell at public auction the
personal effects and miscellaneous house
ne accounts Of Mr.. Theodore Alexander;
Mrs; NJ Joseph Barnes; Mr.: or Mrs. H: A.
Renry claree s Mr. tA SfI0n r. coleman n or MfS Ms
Paul critikos; Mr.. A. w. FERGUSON; Mrs
Il Mrs W. san;a Francis = Mrs Mrs: s: N ellis: Mr. or
W Cooley: Mrs. Ida Hall or Mr.. William B.
Halls Mr.. George Henderson: Mr.. Stuart K.
Hill; Mr.. or Mrs. H: Francis Hurley: Mrs.
Mr.. Woody johnson; Mrs. Allan F. Jones'
Mrs. Wesley Judkins: Mr. NJ. W Kimmer-
linz; linz, Mr. for or MIS-: claison King; M. q Mrs
Mrs; William E. Mantz; Mr.. Charles McKoy
Or Mr. Charles Hall OF. Mr.. John F. Davis;
Mckens lnez Nh NchSs o4 MSs Mr. Mrs
Miss $. Policy; M: or MIS-" Mrs. waiter si'P F.
Porter; Pc ,a.. M or Mrs. scherer Preston: MI.
Ruth smith Mrs. Ethel pn b oasD.yi smyth: MI. NJ
II s. Throne or Mrs. Horace J. Throne:
Mrs. Bertram Welsh; Mr.. or Mrs. P. e.
wise: Wise. M Leonard Price or Mrs. Leonard
PIice: MI Leonard s. Zirke: Mr.. or Mrs.
Palmer: Mr.. or Mrs j. E. Rollins: MI or
MIS-. Everett @ a shurr; Mrs. Anna F. stew
Watts or Mr. Sherwood F. waits Said
auction and sale will be made under and
by virtue OF section BIB of an act Of Con-
gress approved April IS 1910. f36 Stat
Part !. P. BOD; known as the Warehousc
Receipts Act. and for the purpose Of
satisfying the lien Of the UNDERSIGNED on
SAID property for storage CHARGES and
other lawful. charges in connection with
the caring for and safekeepinx Of said
personal property together with costs OF
AMERICAN STORAGE COMPANY
fe23 mh4 l. = WARING pre.id.nt
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlR.


PONTIAC 1887 de luxe coupe. s-cyI.;
green; cared for like new; S695. See Nj.
FLOOD. dealer, 4221 Conn. Clev. s4Ol.
STUDEBAKER 1898 coupe; original blacF
mniSh mnian. upholstery and tires like new; given
REQUEST; S497. Lee D. Butler, 1l37 18th
st. NV. ~
STUDEBAKER 1894 Dictator sedan. truly
rubber and spotless interior. See it today
AZ Hill q Tibbtts. Inc, 1114 Vermont ave.
NV. national 1850: Open evenings
WILLYS 1888 de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
AmerTica's !ha,T economy car now at 4 price that
snould attract every smart buyer Saves
nal1 the gas. Beautiful blue finish, runs
WiLLYss 1aka soR; WAsHsN.Iou gss i, PsIsed :, sl55:
st: NV REPUBLIC 4O4O. Open ewes.
BARGAINS at ARCADE Pontiac co.-1s32
Plymouth coach; SI29: PONTIAC 1881 Sc
dan. Sl49; Ford 1892 sedan. $1l9: 1882
Hupp sedan. S195: Ford 1881 coach. 800.
and many other flne cars at bargain prices.
AAfeane AGane dsan rs2ntiae Co. l4l9 Irving st: NV.
ana 6ladensburG I'd: ne. Lincoln 1922.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1887 s-cylinder 4-door touring
sedan; company omcial car that's like new
susr.nteed; su .a full trade allowance for your
Inc. 1928 l4th St. NV. Decatur 1900.
PONTIAC 1887 four-door sedan, s-cyl:
cray; Dept. Agriculture, executive car.
marvellous condition; real bargain, S713.
s1ol. .000' u'"e' 4"@i Conn., cieV'
PONTIAC 1884 sedan. only S295; Dodge
1885 sedan. $3.50, and 30 other fne cars,
all makes and body styles at wholesale
prices t9 retail buyers Arcade Pentiae
large lot at New York ave a' and Bjadene. sSse OF
burg I'd: ne. Lincoln 1922.
PONTIAC 1898 beige s-cyl 4-door sedan;
trunk: radio. heater. de luxe equip; very
Flood, dealer. 1921 Conn. Clev 8401.
PONTIAC 1888 blue 6-cyl 2-door sedan;
purchased by Foreign Service man and
traded back on Pontiac coupe: real bar
sain; S7ab. See Mr.. Flood. dealer, 1921
Conn. Clev. 84O1.
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AUCTION SALES.

o2a to- Be sns! s1aD Nc r s fo1 .o4s2. yS ,e
HGe1os 1sss!Fs N skEss Msssh NC Il 1888 r1cHs1Ra
THos. J. oTHh Y4sS &, 8 s3N' e NV NAWycTIoNEERs
sEgRs H5 sSi5f sESfSassa zSAsEz 'egs eys
TTAz1f5sa TAFas aAH As9uE su1lt-1k 4 f9Sns a2KsAoE
PEASE PE.sf k6RTHWEsF'o Fa5MIsEi 70 sia5 LEROY
e 81 the land 'r records ord PIT q the e0 pi.srct
y 'na .t the the eaqsst St es
%SSsv 5ISnS 4 tss esS%,.ss; & 81 MoSSHS, THG
PM the following described land and
and ses IN ne =. snd senr Cot
and m = Soy widovs % Mte iSeisson per q pss ,H.s
lumbia; subject to the sO-foot building
line linz, -, restriction M created IN Az Msgreemen; M MIe.
land records. Of the District Of columhis'
Terms Of sale: one;tourth Of the
ese to .nd be a IN
sentum 'eers eer annum p.ssbs r.!
us o the so or a. deea CASH.
post Of S1.000.0O will be required at
time Of sale. All conveyancing. recording,
etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale
to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
resale in some newspaper published In
WASHINGTON D. c.
WIN. J. FLATHER. Jr..
ARTHUR G. BISHOP.
Surviving Trustees.
fe1516,17ls.1a,21. %, ,25.26.2S
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MONEY TO LOAN.

on B. c. real estate. PROMPT service. p. !
WALSHE. l107 Eye st. NV. Natl. GAGS.
ond-trust loans; specialist in refinancins
property. Loans negotiated promptly.
G.Il c AZ Y; E.t1 + 4Gs98HERN s1a New York ave
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FARMS FOR SALE.

els ACRES AT LAYToNsVILLE MONT
eomery County. Nd Pure-bred Angus
cattle a speciality; Win sell fully stocked
ana equipped with farm. or farm alone.
MOBLEY. Derwood. Md
ABOUT 10 MILES SOUTH OF CITY, ON
main hiehway-200 acres of fertile land
at the edge of good town good barns
fair house: fine view. This place will be
approved by a real farmer or by the city
seeker for outdoor life. Price reduced to
S13 100000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K ST. NV Natl ll6R
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2024 14TH ST. NV.
Store and 5-rm. Apt, S135.
@. TIMER. 1925 You st. NV.
NEW STORE AND APT.

NEW STORE AND APT,
1417 OTIS PL. NV, $50
Excellent location. north of 18th and
Park rd., adjacent to two new apartment
buildings consisting of over 325 apts.
Store 20x45, especially suitable for gro
Gerry or drug store. Apartment contains
living room, bedrooms. kitchen and bath
cleo refrlseration and stove; equipped with
on burner. See res. mgr. 1445 Ogden
ot. NV.
14O4 K. CAFRTTZ. Dist 1850.
BLADENSBURG RID. AND L
ST. NE.
, Large corner, now occupied by A. & P
FoSSeSslon April i; excellent location for
DRUG STORE; no competition Call Mr.
UGAST: Met. 2S25-2S27. F. ELIOT MID
DLETON: 2O6 Investment Bldg.
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CORNER GEORGIA AVE AND
MADISON ST NV
New building, nearing completion. Large
corner store with full basement also small
store fronting on Madison street At
tractive leases to desirable tenants
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
&224 18th st. NV. District 3347.
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1sx50 FIT. 300 11th ST. e., ON HEAVILY
tfaveied t street: next to, Sanitary grocery
store; good for any kind OF business; unit
9eater; rent S65 monthly. Call Mr.
WOLFE. Columbia oal1 o5s
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LINCOLN 1885 ZEPHYR, driven very little
new-car condition and appearance in every
way: your oppo1tHnity . tS own z tine csr
Vermont ave. National $3.50. Open
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oLDsMoBnE "s" 1885 sport coupe, radio.
heater. and other extras; very sporty and
and driven by one party: S465. Pohanka
Service. 1925 Goth St NV. District 9141.
oLDSNcBnE 1888 sedaps, demonstraters
and efacials cars, used only several molths.
g. nv. pistfict 014l. leliinS and
oervicine 0ad8mohllos since 1923.
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PLYMOUTH 1894 coupe; q dandy little
draulic brakes; economical trsnsportation
for only S225. Packard Washington Motor
Car Co. gath. M and sts. NV. Republic
OH Open evenings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
Two More Opportunities
Of Needy Families Taken
Sixteen Are Left To Be Provided for at Christ
mas; Public of Community Urged To Act
Quickly in Handling Charity Cases for the
Holidays

losis suspect; one girl gets days
work in mill occasionally.
NUMBER SEVEN
Five in family; mother is invalid
and been in hospital, furnished by
county; on relief; three girls, 10, IA, 8.
NUMBER EIGHT
Two children and mother; deserted
by father; boys IL and 4.
NUMBER NINE
Family of seven, father on RELIEF;
girls 10, IA, II; boys II, 8 and 7; Old
est Girl recuperating from pneumonia
hospital treatment furnished by coun-
ty mother dead
NUMBER TEN
Father on roads for non-support;
mother unemployed; boys II, 13 ard
10; mother has applied for relic;
work.
NUMBER TWELVE
Ten in family; father works part Of
time; boys IS, II, II, 9, z, 6, and J.;
Oldest boy is deaf and dumb and W.
oble to work
NUMBER FOURTEEN
Nine in family; tenant farmer, cror
1oIicO IQlS year anu ola uOC pay Oh
six boys, 13, y, 10, 8, 6 and g; girl 4;
much in need.
NUMBER EIGHTEEN
Eight in family; father WPA work
er; mother dead; boys p, 10, 49,; girls
Is, II, 8, 4 boy, 81, is deaf and dum-
and cannot work and other boys can
rot get work.
NUMBER TWENTY
Family of four; father has active
tuberculosis; two girls 10 and 8; ve.y
deserving.
NUMBER TWENTY ONE
Eight in family; widowed mother
with seven children twin boys, IA; girls
y, other girls 7, 5, and 3 and eight
months; father died this year; live on
farm, did not pay out; mother has a2
piled for dependent children aid anc
has been approved, but payments
have not started.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
QUARTET CHARGED
WITH RODb|NG CAR
Seven Cases CigarettesNAnd
Quantity Candy Taken
From S. A. l.. Box Car

Four Negroes, Francis Steed, Perry
Davis, George Wright and John Webb
were being held in jail this afternoon
awaiting a hearing in county court,
charged with breaking and entering
q Seaboard Air Line railway box car
in the southern yards last Friday
night, taking seven cases of ciga-
rettes and about 100 pounds of candy.
Two cases of cigarettes were recov-
cred by officers from George Wright's
store in the Mobile section
The Negroes were arrested Sunday
night, following an intensive inveSti-
cation in which the county officers,
under the direction of Sheriff L. l..
Swanson, city officers under Chief
J. H. Langston and railway police
w. E. Wilson, L. l.. Collins and ]. r.
Knight, participated
Former Sheriff J. E. Hamlet, now
a city policeman, played a prominent
part IN leading to the arrest of the
four Negroes, and in the investiga-
ton of the thefts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12

Two additional Christmas Oppor-
tunities were taken during the week
end from the Is that were left on Sat
urday of the original % offered to
the public. This left a total of six
teen yet unprovided for
Individuals and groups or organi-
cations were urged to make reserva-
tons of their cases as quickly as pos
sIble. To do this, it is necessary TO
contact in person or by telephone En-
voy or Mrs. Luther Morton, of A'he
Salvation Army, who guarantee t1e
merits of each case. They will give
full particulars as to the name and al
dress of any family desired and the
actual need for the individual mem
bers of the family.
No one at the Dispatch has any
more information than that appearing
in the list herewith presented, and
cannot even furnish the names. All of
this and any other data desired can
be had from The Salvation Army Of
ficials and the names will appear in
the Dispatch, unless otherwise re-
quested.
The list not yet taken and those
taken today appear below:
NUMBER ONE
Family of seven4 Five children,
boys 8, 6 (twins), DIE year old, ore
girl, 4. Serious illness in family since
midsummer. Farm family, tenants,
very much in debit and needs help
very badly.
NUMBER THREE
Taken by Miss Alice Rose.
NUMBER FOUR
Family of four, on relief; mother
has arrested case of tuberculosis !;
boys 10 and 16; girl 10.
NUMBER FIVE
Taken by Rehobeth church Sunday
school.
NUMBER SIX
Family of ten; girls 10, II, 16, II and
10; boys IA, 8 and 4. Father une1l-
ployed, mother has active case Of
tuberculosis; one boy, g. is tubercu-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
SCHOOLS TO START
HOLIDAYS FRIDAY
Two Full Weeks For Christ
mas-New Year Period
VIII Be Given

White and colored schools of Vance
county will start their Christmas
New Year holidays on Friday of this
week. The suspension will be for q
two-weeks period, with class work re-
Stunning again on Monday, January 2,
superintendent E. NJ. Rollins said to-
day.
Christmas exercises of different
kinds are expected to be held in most
of the schools on Friday. and that
evening Christmas operetta win be
given by 120 pupils of West End
school in the auditorium of the Hen
derson high school.
The weekend will see many Hen
derson young people returning home
from colleges and universities to
spend the holidays with their parents
and other relatives. Some, however
will not arrive until cdriy next week.
Most of them, however, will have a
full two weeks vacation, returning
about the first or a few days after the
first, Of the month.
It is expected there will be numer-
Gus social events during the holidays
in honor of the young people home
from college and university.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
SUSPENDED TERM IS
PRAYED ON MYR|CK
Various Charges Up In
County Court Before Re-
corder X. E. Clements

Recorder r. E. Clements presided
at today's session of county court.
James E. Myricl1 was convicted of
assault, and was given six months on
the roads, commitment not to issue
upon payment of the costs, and show
ing good behavior for the next two
years. Myrick was sent to the roads
for six months when suspended term
was prayed on him at the courts ses-
sion.
E. B. Clark was not guilty of seiz-
ing a crop Illegally.
Prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment of fine of SIS and the
costs of court as to r. B. Jones,
charged with allowing a wagon to be
driven without lights and drunk.
Amos Robertson Reavis drew a
ninety day term on the roads on a
charge of secret assault with intent
to kill. the sentence suspended upon
payment Of a fine of $40 and costs
and showing good behavior for the
next two years.
Prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment of the costs as to
clarence Rainey, Negro charged with
possessing illegal corn whisky.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
Special Criminal Court
Term Opened By Parker
Swanson Functions At
First Court; As Cases
For Trial; arker May
Be Back Here Next
Month

A special criminal term of Vance
Superior Court convened here today
to last one week only. Judge r. Hunt
Parker, resident judge Of this the
third judicial district, is presiding
ing the docket.
Sheriff Lennie =. swanson, who
took the oath of office one week ago,
on the first Monday in December, of
ficiated and functioned for the first
time in an official capacity in SUI
perior court when he called the session
to order at the behest of Judge Parker
shortly after 10 o'clock.
There had been some question Of
whether or not the six months grand
jury that served at inc regular Oc-
tober term of cour, would serve at
the special term. and Judge Parker
ruled that it could and would. Mem
bers of that body were on hand, led
by W. X. Sturges, ST., foreman. The
jury did not have great deal to do
since many of the cases for trial had
already been acted on by the grand
jury.
Clerk of Court e. 0. Falkner said
there were about As cases on the
docket, and he doubted that it would
be possible TO reach all of them, leav-
ing a sizeable job for the regular
criminal court in January.
1t was talked about the court house
today that Judge Parker would come
back here for the January term by
reason of an exchange with Judge ].
Walter Bone, of Nashville, who was
scheduled to be here for the term.
Judge Bone is assigned to the third
district for the first half of 1885, and
even if he does not come here in jan
uary will have two other regular
terms, in March and June, to hold in
this county, each of them having one
week of criminal and one of civil
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
JOBS OFFERED FOR
NEGRO FARM HANDS

The Henderson office of the North
Carolina State Employment Service
reported today several immediate
openings for Negro farm hands and
Negro tenant farmers. According to
]. S. Guide, employment service man
ager, these jobs range from monthly
wage jobs for couples without chill
dren to share-crop propositions which
require rather large families.
Mr.. Guide urged all interested per
sons who have had farm experience
and who can furnish references, to
contact the local office immediately,
or to meet an employment sarvice
representative in Oxford, Warrenton
or Norlina. = An interviewer visits Nor
lima and Warrenton each Wednesday,
and spends the entire day in Oxford
each Thursday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
RABBI RYPINS TO
SPEAK AT ROTARY

RaSbi Fred 1. Rypins, of Green's
loro, will speak to the Rotary club
at their regular weekly meeting 20
morrow evening at $50 o'clock at the
Vance hotel. His subject will be ".Tne
Jewish Situation in Germany"
Any CT the Rotarians who wish to
bring guests to the meeting are ask
ed to notify the secretary, E. f. Shaw,
by noon Tuesday, but if they are GO
ing to bring them in just for the pro
gram, it will not be necessary to
rotify him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
SCHOLARSHIPS OF
AREA GATHER HERE

The Vance-Granville Schoolmaster's
Club will have dinner meeting this
evening at $50 o'clock in the cafeteria.
or the Henderson high school, accord
ing to announcement, and all superin-
tendents, principals and assistant pin
crpals in the two counties are mem
ners OF the group and invited to at
tend. No information was available
as to the program to be given. A. 3.
Searnes, principal of Wilton high
school' in lower Granville county,. is
president and w. d. Payne, PRINCIPAL
of Henderson high school. is secretarv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
FARM EXPERTS WATCHING
PRICE REACTION ON SALES

Raleigh, Dec. 12.-(AP)-Farm ex-
perts watched the flue-cured markets
for any reaction that might come
from the rejection of control, although
most of the States tobacco crop has
been sold.
North Cardinals flue-cured grow
ers turned thumbs down on the pro-
posal to continue the program of crop
control. AAA officials at N G.. State
College reported returns from 844 out
of 1853 percincts in North Carolina
showed the following returns:
Tobacco quotas; for, 1874; against,
4,514.
Cotton quotas: 1900 for and a
gainst, 1892.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-12-12
NTJMBER TWENTY-FIVE

Four children living with married
brother and his wife; father and
mother both dead; two boys 9 and 8;
girls 10 and 4; only income is SIS
monthly
NUMBER TWENTY-THREE
Family of eight; father in bad
health and cannot work: four girls
Is, IA, II and /; two boys and g.;
family on relief.
NUMBER TWENTY-FOUR
Family of ten, on relief; boys 16
IS, II, 9, and 5; girls and 1.
NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE
Family of six; father paralyzed;
mother on relief; boy Is on NYA aid;
boys 16, 10 Cnfantile paralysis casei
girl 9.