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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
CHERRYDALE, VA. 2214 NORTH KEN
Phone Oxford 1908.
EIGHT ROOMS, BATH, HoT-wATER
heat; new-house condition; corner property.
Wilson blvd. West 0110. IL
INCEST LOCATION IN VA HIGHLANDS
4 rooms. bath, large garage. nice lot with
trees and shrubbery; on well-shaded street.
close to business center and bus; l0c fare;
IL minutes to city. Gil 22nd ST.. south,
Arlington County. Available July !; $45.
Trust Bldg. Natl. 2019.
WELLINGTON VILLA, .ALEX-BUNGA-
low liv rm.. fireplace > bedrms kit. elec.
tomac; big yard; completely furn.: Is min.
Wash. Avail. July l st or sooner-till Jan.
1st Alexandria 366-W12.
WASHINGTON GROVE MD.-5-ROOM
bungalow, bath, cleo, garage and chicken
house; $500. Jackson 154s.
ARLINGTON, VA. 45l6 DITTMAR RD.-
6 rms. bath, gar, lge. lot new G. E.
range: bus to door: $50. Walnut 1735-W.
BROOM BUNGALOW, GARAGE. H-WH.
tile bath, shower: large lot. shade; good
location for children; near schools and
transportation. 3 Grove ST., Hyattsville.
Greenwood 204a-J. IL
IA ACRES RICH, FERTILE. PRODUCTIVE
soil. eight-room modern bungalow; 10 miles
from D. c., Defense highway.
$4,000.
Will sell on easy terms. r. T. VIOLET
& SON 3S43 34th ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Hyattsville $40.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
H WINSHIP WHEATLEY,
H. WINSHIP WHEATLEY. Jr.,
ATTORNEYS for P1ainfifY

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
Dist ict Of Columbia: a:-.INTERNAT1ON-
AL HARVESTER COMPANY. a corpora
ton. Plaintiff. VS.. WILLIAM JOHNSON
Dsfendant-Law No. 36s-573.-ORDER
OF PUBLICAT1ON.-The object of this
suit is to recover personal property de-
scribed as One Used International Motor
Truck Chassis and for q judgement in
replevin for. the delivery thereof to the
plaintiff and for a. Judgment in favor Of
the plaintiff against the defendant. It is,
therefore. this 9Th day Of June. 1885
ORDERED That the defendant, william
johnson, appear in this Court in the above
entitled cause of action on the 18th day
OF July. 1898, at 10 O'Clock am, to defend
this suit and show cause why the plaintiff
should not have Judgment as set forth:
otherwise, the suit will be proceeded with
as in case Of default: provided that the
plaintiff shall cause notice Of this order
to be given by publication in some news
paper OF the District of Columbia at least
three times. the first Of which shall be at
least twenty days before the day fixed
herein above for the defendants appear
ance. GEORGE c. ANKAM. Judge. iseai)
A true copy. Test: BLANCHE NEFF. Clerk
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ADJOINING GOLF COURSE IN NEARBY
Maryland. lot containing 25,OOO square
feet; ready for building. Country club
privileges included. Priced at Sl.500.
Phone Georgia 9203.
S1,40O FOR A LOT so FIT. WIDE IN
heavily wooded section Of restricted homes.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, Clev. 900 until
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Phone Georgia 92O3
S1,4OO FOR A LOT 80 FIT. WIDE IN A
Hos hfs5y To0def 70 hsfes Of ce $50 TD
6ox125, WOODED. s1,4oo; ALL UTILI-
ties 33rd and Upland ter; 50xl20, ST 800.
D1EFEENsAcH Eff isHe "G8oeo %o. spseaisi. q @ ast
$3.50. l101 Vermont ave. Emer. 4117.
TEXAS AVE. AND ST Sc 5Ox13O, 2
and gas; 500 J. MITCHELL, Atl. s033.
TWO BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS; $4,000
square feet, Massachusetts avenue. Md,
one. one mile from Westhaven; Sacrifice for
Bulls once SnsI Rational %A ESQ. soN sunday has
and evenings. Adams 1864.
HALF BLOCK WEST OF 18th ST:
st. about 'pSs' Ss by s % e.
.aa esTsain1 roa psh saa sH e9urss s
hs foot vailss isf saS e.
MAKER. 1719 ( st. NV. Natl. 1855.
LARGE LOTS, ADJACENT MT. VERNON
low prices, $500 to $1,000. Unheardoof @
Box 41e-B, Star
HOME BUILDERS ATTENTION.
retreat bordering Rock Creek Park and
convenient to shoppins center on connec-
design. etc. Four handsome homes already
built. Price approxmates SOC per foot.
For full particulars CONSULT MR.. RABY,
WITH BOSS g. PHELPS. NATIONAL $500,
OR CLEVELAND 1892.
GARDEN CITY,
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
LOTS. $3.50. LOTS.
On Lee highway near ,Glebe rd. Mini
provements. A well-planned and highly
restricted community.
Z Homesites Sold.
A. E. LANDVOIGT.
Realtor. Exclusive Agent
e17 18th St. NV. District 1886.
LEE HIGHWAY FRONTAGE. GROWING
more beautiful every day. Beautiful 'front.'
age, from so to l60' deep. just beyond
fax 10 miles from WASHINGTON: The Har-
Sison estate will be sold regardless of price
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
SATURDAY. JUNE 1s. AT gao PM.
On the premises, on easy terms. first and
tas. time & offered for what each tract will
berhnod bSrlpg Thekly settled fast growing neigh
restricted Meets F, H. A. loan require
ments. Be on hand and tell the auctioneer
what you will give. Only takes a few
minutes to buy what you want at your
own own price Meet US there. You will enjoy
Wand. LAND CO.,
Walnut 7246. Arlington. Va
COLoRED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
Fairmount Heights. $75 up; easy terms;
help build. District 9I7O.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
AUTO LOANS.
$40 TO $500.
SOMETHING NEW!
Reduced Rates! Liberal Appraisal
CASH IN Is MINUTES.
II you owe on your car you do
not have to pay 1t of, Well make
you second loan on it-save re-
financing costs
DRIVE IN FREE PARKING LOT.
STATE FINANCE CO.,
10th and H sts NV.
AUTO LOANS
FROM S25 TO $500.
WHETHER CAR IS PAIDSFOR OR NOT,
NO s-CoNFIDENTIAL.
YEARLY INTEREST TABLE:
800 loan repay $415 mo-, costs So 90,
500 loan repay $s.3a mo. costs s. 90,
Larser Amounts in the Same Proportion.
P O T o M A
AUTO FINANCE CO..
5i3 F ST. NV. Republic 2.17
Open Mon: and Thurs. Ewes Till PM.
FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR DRIVE IN
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S5 Q5Q

RooMS-NEAR MD. UNIVERSITY.
Ful-size dining and living room with
open fireplace, covered front and screened
rear porches; double construction; large.
lot on brow of hill shaded by lovely oaks.
Terms. OWNER. Berwyn bow.
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

NEW ELCAR COACH on display: lowest
price trailer in its class; various sizes.
cobb's GARAGE, BladensburR, Md, north
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DODGE de luxe sedan. 1888; as clean .
used car as we have ever seen: Com
pletely refinished and reconditioned:
Ready for years Of service. Sb down and
"a week. AIS Motors, Inc. Chrysler
dealer, 1854 18th st. NV. and 1924 Wilson
blvd. Arlington.
holstery like new; new tires just installed
by former owner (name on reQuest); in
vites new-car inspection and demonstra-
ton. S487. AIS Motors, Inc. Chrysler
dealer 1894 18th st. NV. and 1924
Wilson blvd. Arlington.
DODGE 1896 4-door built-in trunk sedan:
eesn Sery oW
satisfactory; truly fine car; see 1t before
you buy. Easy terms and trade: 1855.
Phone Dist. 1900. Mr.. Meaney. dealer.
black finish. beauty and . bargain.
Drive it for economy. Save on upkeep
IS s. we'll as purchase priee Only s2s5 s
st. NV. Potomac 1900.
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DODGE 1887 de luxe four-door sedan.
large trunk. 6-cyl, owned since new by
Chevy Chase. family; unusual bargain.
S649. See Mr.. Flood. dealer. 1921 Conn.
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DODGE 1885 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan.
Here Is the most outstanding car in our
entire stock of 100 guaranteed "Trew
Values" Finished in o sparkling strato-
sphere blue, the most popular OF Dodge
colors; equipped with hand-tailored seat
covers. dual trumpet horns safety wind
shield wipers, dual safety tailliehts, safety
glass. safety steel body. eafety hydraulic
brakes. etc: this car represents the ulti-
mate in safe. dependable. beautiful trans
portation. For q limited time only S555. 90.
The Trew Motor Co.. 1928 14th st. NV,
14th and Pa. ave. Sc. 14th and Chaplin
SITS. NV. District 1918. Atlantic 4340.
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PARTY WANTS $1,000 1st TRUST ON
" e. income property; no broker fees;
repay principal and interest monthly
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STUDE, Dictator custom sedan 1894;
black finish, clean interior; reputation for
low upkeep on gas and oil; excellent con-
dition; only $297. Lee D. Butler, Inc
Stude. Distrib., 1121 2lst st. NV Dist
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FARMS FOR SALE.
WATERFRONT PROPERLY.

FIVE TO TEN ACRES IN MONTGOMET
County. suitable for chicken farm: dt
with owner only Box 1G6-B, Star
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PACKARD 1887 6-cylinder 4-door touring
sedan. Original black fnish like new,
motor and interior excellent: a fine car at
S6S5: trade and easy terms on balance
Packard Washington Motor Car Co, 24th,
M and SITS. NV. Republic O145. Open
evenings
Evening star., 1938-06-16

SUBURBAN PRoP.-SALE OR RENT.
7-ROoM HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT.
3914 9th st. South. Arlington, Va. Walnut
1926 21s
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CHRYSLER, SSS5; 1887 Royal converti-
BILE sedan. beautiful sports-car bar
gain in perfect condition. Radio; heater:
overdrive; white-wan tires; rear wheel
upholstery. Beautiful maroon fnish. Cost
around 81 800 new. See it At once. Nor
ris. Inc. 2O1s 14th st. NV. North 3949.
CHRYSLER Royal 1888 coupe Todays
outstanding late.model bargain at only
1865. Low mileage. practically new. Un-
conditionally guaranteed. See 1t At once.
H. B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS, 1921 l4th
st. NV Potomac 1900.
Evening star., 1938-06-16

LARGE LOTS. ADJACENT MT VERNON
blvd. and view of Potomac. Remarkably
low prices, $400 to $1,000. Unheard-of
easy terms; So, cash. 2iaoo per month.
Box 4l9-B Star
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
TODAY IN HISTORY

1821-Moses Austin, Connecticut
born Western pioneer, received grant
from Mexico to settle 800 American
families in Texas, then Mexican; died
in June and settlement successfully
established by his son, Stephen F.
1874-Died-in 63rd year, in North
Carolina, Chang and Eng, Siamese
twins; American actors and citizens:
Married sisters here, one having 1C
children the other 9, and dying within
hour of each other, the second prob
ably from fright.
1899-Wake Island, about one square
mile in area, a Pacific outpost on the
u. S. to Philippine cable route, taken
possession of by u. S. because discov-
cred by Wilkes in 1871; today import
ant to trans-Pacific air transportation
1903-Departrnent of Labor and
Commerce created-divided into two
bureaus in 1913.
17-Sovereignty of the Danish
West Indies Virgin Islands) passes
to United States.
19z3-French invade Ruhr, Germans
suspend mine contracts and New
foundland are workers with contracts
for ore there find themselves out oil
work
1931--Gangsterism in lonely Alaska
unknown thief Stays Is fishermen
one by one.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
TODAY y
ToDAY's ANNIVERSARIES

17O6-Benia amin Franklin, statesman
patriot, author, diplomat, scientist, III
ventor, philosopher, printer-puohsner'
Americas great versatile personally
today the great exponent OF tnrl1t
horn in Boston. Died in ,Phlladel-
phia, April II, 1890.
1768-Smith Thompson, Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y. lawyer, state jurist, cablnet
off;eer and u. S. Supreme Court just
ice horn in Duchess Co., N. Y. DIED
Dec. IS, 1S43
7771 -Charlss Brockden Brown
known in literary annals as the first
American to make writing his profes-
sion. novelist who became known
internationally, whose works are for
gotten today and who could not make
an adequate living for his family
writing alone, born in Philadelphia
Died there, Feb. q, 1910.
18OO-Caleb Cushing, Newburyport
Mass, lawyer, congressman, success
full diplomat in China and Japan, cab
met officer, in the confidence OF LIN
coin, scholar, called one of the most
versatile and talented of the century
born in Essex Co., Mass. DIED Jan. z
1879.
1822-George Fuller, among the
great American artists of his age
born at Deerfield, Mass. Died IN
Brookline, Mass, March 81, 1884.
1829-Mrs. Catherine Booth, wife OF
the founder of the Salvation Army
and his inspiration, known as the
Mother of the Salvation Army" born.
Died Oct. 4, 1890.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
TODAY's BIRTHDAYS

Prof. ]. Warren Madden of the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh Law School,
chairman a he Rational Relations
Labor Boar Washington, born at
Damascus, III 43syeafs ago.
DR.. Rohe' u. Eutchins, pi sident
OF the I'm diversity or Chicag,, BORN in
New York, 50 years ago
Cora w. Stewart of Morehead, KY,
noted educator, born at Farmers, KY,
Sc years ago.
Glenn l.. Martin of Baltimore, air
plane manufacturer, born in Iowa, So
years ago.
Morris Gest of New York, theatrical
producer, born in Germany, II years
ago.
Avian Macauley of Detroit, auto
ma ufacturcr, born at Wheeling, w.
Va IS years ago.
Iavid I1oy1 George. Britains pre-
mic o. W. iays. ION rs years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
ANSWERS.

l. When the first United States cen
sus was taken in 1870 North Carolina
had a population of 393,751 while Vir-
ginia had 1850. 1t took North Car
DINA one hundred and ten years to
catch up with Virginia, and thirty
more years to gain million on Vir-
yilia.
:. Caldwell county was formed in
1871 from Burke and Wilkes, and was
named for DR.. Joseph Caldwell, first
president of the University. Commits
sioners were to locate the county seat
which was to be named "Lenior" in
honor of General William Lenior
which was incorporated by act ratifi-
ed January %, 1851 by the legislature.
g. Late reports show that for one
year 22,658 white persons were tried
and 16,903 colored persons were tried
in the North Carolina Courts.
a. When possible they demanded
salt from Spain and Portugal. The
salt from England was to mild to keep
meats in this climate, according to
claims made in 1855. Salt also was Sc
cured from the Isle of Man and Tor
tuga, or the Turks Island, but this
was too strong and ate up the juices
of the meats, local dealers claimed
Some salt was made ~ evaporating
sea water.
5. According to the Budget Com
missions report, the State paid for
1886 a total of 1857 ,029 for conducting
higher courts. This included salaries
of Supreme Court judges and the costs
of the Supreme Court, and the sal
aries of the superior court judges and
solicitors. 1t does not include any o.
the court costs to the various coun-
ties which include salaries and fees
of the county officials, jury fees, wit
ness fees or other fees and costs Of
county nature.
6. The news was relayed to North
Carolina from Boston in thirteen days
It was more than month before Gov
ernor Martin had any official news of
the battle, "too late" he said ito op-
crate against the Infamous and false
reports of that transaction The bat
tie was fought April 10, 1775 and
news reached Edenton May 3rd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page

1. Western coast Of South America.
2. The correct form is somebody else 6
3. A marriage not solemnized in tho
ordinary way, but created by ar
agreement to marry, follow by CO.
habitation.
4. National Emergency Council.
5. Mount Mckinley, Alaska.
6. Thomas Jefferson.
Z. American artist.
8. Daisy.
g.. Tallahassee
10. Charles Reade.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
WINTER is TIME TO
GO AFTER THE RATS

College Station, Raleigh, Jan. H.
During the winter, the control of rats
is most effective, most economical,
and requires the batting of a smaller
area than in any other period of the
year.
For these reasons, any community
in need of rat eradication campaign
should take action at once, said Geor
ge B. Lay, rodent control leader OF
the Biological Survey.
Lay, whose headquarters are a.
State College, explained that in colder
months rats are concentrated in and
around buildings. Thus much small
Ter area need be baited than in the
warmer months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
Ry FRED H. MAY

1. How many years did it take
North Carolina to outstrip Virginia
in population?
2 Wtan was Caldwell county form
ed and Oh MhOm was it named?
3. What is the difference in the
number OF court cases against white
and colored persons in North Caro-
lima?
4. Where did early settlers in North
Carolina get their salt?
s. What is the total annual costs of
the courts to the State?
6. How much more quickly did the
North Carolina patriots receive news
of the Battle Of Lexington than the
British Governor?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-Earl Reading
was appointed British high commits
sioner to the u. S.
Premier Wekerle of Hungary and
his cabinet resigned, because the gov
eminent could not cope with peace
agitation.
Dr. Won Kuhlmann, speaking for
Germany, announced that Christmas
peace terms of the Central Powers
had been withdrawn and were. hence
forth null and void. Reason: none D :
ceptance by the enemy. Henceforth,
he declared, the responsibility for con
tinuance of the war rested upon
Franco-British shoulders
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
TODAx's HOROSCOPE

Today gives the rugged, natural life,
preferring isolation with the oppor-
tunity to study or mediate by itself
There is a certain unevenness of tenn
per that will try the patience OF
friends, except those who can see be-
meath the c1ussy exterior. Today ma
tive is warHcd to be content with a
limited sphere of action.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
ON OTHER JAN. 17tbs

16OO-Pedro Calderon de Barca was
born, a contemporary of the great
Lope de Vega. To him 226 successful
plays are attributed. So great attrac-
ton was his name to theatre-goers
that other playwrights used his name
on their stage offerings. Yet his play
wrighting was done while he was a
priest and actively carrying on reli-
gious duties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

ON ANY OF OUR USED
cars selling above $500 we
will give 1888 license free
Legg-Parham Co. "You Can
Get A Better Used Car From
A Buick Dealer" 12O Wvche
81. Phcne %. 3l-tf.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
JANUARY
SUN NON rue WE'D THU FRI SAT
E;;|!&d|!!1:: E 3 |! i; ) !;
municated and exiled.

nlunicated and exiled
For his own cruelty to non-confor-
mist Thessalonians, Emperor 1heodos-
ius was accommodated by st. Am
brose and forced to do penance. Theo-
dosius died on this date, 395 A. D..
aged 40, of dropsy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
ONCE Upon IAN. 18th


It is recorded that when a prophet
told Flavius Valens, emperor of the
eastern Roman empire from 1854 to
378 A. D., he would be succeeded on
the throne by a man whose name be-
gan with ''Theo," Flavius ordered
every inhabitant of the country whose
name began with Theo to be put to
death But the prophecy was borne
out, for Theodosius I came next to the
throne.
It was unfortunate for large body
of mankind that Theodosius escaped
the edict. For Theodosius it was who
instituted the punishment of non-ad-
herents of the constituted Christian
church and thus launched the inquisi-
ton in which hundreds of thousands
were to die in ensuing centuries.
However, the first time the blood
OF a non-adherent was shed in accord
ance with the law, the Christian
church was struck with horror at the
act. and the bishop who ordered the
so-called hereto punished was excom-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

ssTflepe9S
the Door ell
Again.

SUPPOSE daily to your door came the butcher, the
grocer the cothier the furrier the furniture man, and
every other merchant with whom you deal? What
tedium Of doorbe answering that would mean!
It would be even more impractical for you to visit
daily all these stores find out what they have to offer
and the price,
And yet you need those merchants service quite
much they need your patronage. Contact between
seller and consumer is essential in the supplying Of
human needs Before a sale can be closed the goods
must be offered Every day, through the advertising
columns Of this newspaper the merchants of this city
corle to you home with their choicest wares Easily,
quickly you get the news of all that is worth while in
the marlet-places of the world.
They not strangers at the door, but merchants
you know and trust You are always of high quail
y and fair price when you buy article advertised by
q reputable firm
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

PROCUREMENT DIVISION, Pub
lie Buildings Branch, Washington, D.
c., Jan. 6, 1938.-Sealed bids in dupli-
cate will be publicly opened in this
office at 10 A. NJ, Jan. %, 1888, for
construction of new concrete side
walk, curbs, etc., at the U. S. P. o. at
Henderson, N. c. Drawing and speci
fications, not exceeding one set, NAV
be obtained from the Custodian of
the building or at this office in the
discretion of the Assistant Director
of Procurement, Public Buildings
Branch. w. E. Reynolds, Assistant
Director.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17
Today is the Day
By CLARK KjNNAIRD
Copyright, 1888, for this Newspaper
by King Features Syndicate, Inc.

Monday, Jan. II; calendar day OF
st. Anthony, patriarch of monks;
Rosh Shanah Leayla-not+Shebat Is,
569S in Jewish calendar. National
Festival Day in Monaco. Fullmoon.
Thi used to be National Thrift Day,
before thrift became reactionary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

YOUR DIG OPPORTUNITY FOB
1928! 3. c. Grigg. S. c., earned an
AVERAGE of about $4,000 per month
in 1887; his first year in the Wat.
lsins Business. T. w. Pearson, S. G
coined about $4,000 per month in
1887; his first full year. 10000 Others
earned up to $4,000 per month. A
good opening is now available in
Henderson for reliable person. Bust
ness established, no investment nee
cssary. We teach you. For details
Write The J. r. Watkins Co.. 311
Johnson Ave-, Newark, N. j. 1921
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL GRAND
piano in your Community that will
have to be repossessed. The piano
is in perfect condition, one of the
best makes. Anyone may have by
paying the unpaid balance of $685. 90
on small monthly payments. Credit
Dept, Box 262 Salisbury, N. G.
14-3t'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

RADIOS = ELECTRIC AND Rat
terry, Service and repairs to all
makes-Parts and batteries Electric
ranges, refrigerators, washers and
oil circulating heat ers. Stewards
Everything Electrical, opposite
Legg-Parham Co., phone $780, 1879
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

Ask and We shall receive, that your
joy may be full.-John 1924
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

LAST CALL FOR COOK STOVES AT
close out prices. Just a few more to
go at ridiculously low prices Plenty
of good heaters and stove pipe Alex
S. Watkins. "The Place of Values"
17-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

IF YOU NEED ANY ASSISTANCE
in closing last years business filing
income reports or installing new
records, call M. N. Nordan after 7
p. m, phone 952-J. S-8t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-01-17

JUST RECEIVED CAR LOAD
Choice Tennessee mules.
Priced right. See us before
you buy. w. G.. Nights
Store. lift.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1938-09-30
Record Number Set
For Fair Exhibits

More exhibits are on display at the
1888 Butler County Fair than have
been presented in many years, if not
in any year, John Cochran, secretary
of the Fair Board, said this week. Ex-
hibits include everything from flowers,
art and jellies to sheep, cattle, hogs
and prize teams of horses.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday judging of exhibits will take
place, starting at o'clock each morn
ing and continuing through the day.
Other events are on the program for
the evenings.
Again this year, one of the features
that has been pioneered in Butler
County is the rural community the
atre, organized in 1921, and developed
from year to year until it has become
popular for thousands of fair-goers.
Rural organizations present plays and
awards are made at the close of the
three-day schedule, Friday.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1938-09-30
WHAT WOULD
AMERICA Do?

(From the Milwaukee JournaD
The Czechoslovakian settlement will
be realistic because European nations
have to be realistic. Even so, is it
any good?
Is it any good to give in, and give
in, and give in, as the nations have
done to postwar Germany? If they
don't meet Hitler's armies on the
Czechoslovakian frontier will they not
have to meet them on the Rhine, or on
the Marne? Is not this the story of
all blackmail, whether between per-
sons or between nations
If we judge this an abandonment of
moral standards on the part Of France
and Britain, we must ask what Amer
leans are prepared to do in the support
of this morality between nations. The
answer must be that we are prepared
to cheer on the herewith words, but
not with lives or arms or loans.