davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

monopoliumot szerziink ma
gunknak a biztosito egyletek
szamara a magyarok kozt lete-
zo lehetosegekre, inert EFT
amerikai intezmenyek mem
nyujtjak.
Utolso pontkent emliti a je-
lentes AIT, ami a papir utoljan
is az els6 helyet koveteli a ma
ga szamara es amt szerenyte-
lenseg nelkul lehetne kiabalni
a haztet6kr6l is a magyar szar-
mazasu amerikai embernek.
Hat magyar ifjunak a Ma
gyarorszagba valo latogatasat
teszik lehet6ve a Reformatus
Egyesiilet resze0l, meg pedig
olyan modon, hogy a latogatas
osszes koltsegeit viselik es ext
a hat egyent azok k0zul valaszt
jak, akik a magyar nyelvben
es kulturaban valo jartassaguk
felytan AIT igazan kierdemlik
szabad versenyben.
Ezeket a dolgokat batran
ell lehetne eredmenyeknek is
konyvelni, mi azonban szive-
sebben k0nyveljiik ell a fent
emlitett dolgokat eszkozoknek,
amelyek a csak ezutan kibon-
takozo eredmenyekhez fognak
maid vezetni bennunket.
A magyar egyletek tiineme-
nyes fejlodese, a magyar rene
szansz azokat igazolta, akik az
utolso evek konvencioin, a sal.
toban, az osztaly gyiileseken &
minden mas lehet6 alkalom
NAL ait predikaltak, ARA ker
tex bennunket, hogy magyar
egyesileteink nezzenek valami
vel messzebbre, mint a biztosi
tasra kiadott dollarok.
Akik k0zonyt, ellensegeske
dest, ellenszenvet legyirtek
mikor az egyletek konzervati'
tagsaga mindig a "koltsege
ket" emlegette, ha ilyennemj
messze-b efektetesekre kertel
penzt egy-egy magyar egylet
mel.
| Minden hshitiisegre, min
den tulzott aggodalonra, min
den maradi csokonyossegr
megadtak a feleletet a szS
mok, amelyekkel senki vitab
mem szallhat es amelyek ma
Reformatus Egyesiiletben hus
5 ezer tagot jeleznek.
t Akarki meglassa, az igaz
e a nagyaranyu fejl6des csak e,
4 utan kovetkezik es j6 szere1
i csc, hogy a Washington szel
t naz, magyar Amerika egyi
logos biiszkesege er6sen va
S epitve. Mert elton az lido, m
kor vi emeleteket kell ra epit
a nj, iroda helyisegek reszere
: remeljtik, hogy AIT az id6t mi
q mi, bevandorolt magyarok
s megeljtk.
III -(
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

Magyarorszagban marcus
harmincadikaval megindult a
tavaszi idegenforgalmi ideny es
az els0 erkez6k nagyon elokelo
amerikaiak voltak.
Magyarorszag hivatalos ide-
genforgalmi vallalata - me-
lyet a kozonseg Ibusz neven
emleget - nemregiben vi We
zetes ala kerilt. Az vi vezeto-
seq ellen Veress Gabor Nav.
igazgato all, aki az Ibusznal
alelnok vezerigazgato. Az 9 ell
gondolasai, tervei szerint tel
iesen modern metodussal at
szerveztek az idegenforgal-
munk fontos szervet es az at
szervezesnek egyik legfobb je-
lie, hogy olyan fontos idegen-
forgalmi piacon, mint az Egye-
silt Allamok, nagyszeru osz-
szekottetest teremtett az Ibusz
szamara.
Az elokelo Raymond and
Whitcomb ceggel leptek ossze-
kottetesbe es ez az osszekotte-
tes bizonyosan nagyon hasz-
nos lesz Magyarorszag szama-
ra. Hiszen ez az amerikai uta-
zasi Sroda a legjobb amerikai
korokben dolgozik, a legpenze-
sebb amerikaiakat hozza at
Europaba. Olyan tomegek jut-
hatnak hat el Raymond and
Whitcomb cegnek az Ibusz al
tai a magyar idegenforgalom-
ba kapcsolasa altal, melyek
eddig soha Sc jartak hazank-
ban.
Marcus harmincadikan er-
kezett Budapestre a Raymond
and Whitcomb es Ibusz k0z0s
rendezeseben az elso csoport,
amely ketszaz amerikaibol ALT.
A csoportot Triesztig hoztak
luxus hajon, oman meg kil0n-
vonattal - kenyelmes haloko-
esikb6l ALT az egesz vonat -
Budapestre.
TIT igazan pazar, meleg TO
gadtatasban reszesitettek az
frkezs ameFFllkkaaiakat. Fllkkaiaalk.as1t zeneszo-
val vartak 6ket, minden holgy-
mex csokrot tuttatntsss az Ibusz
figyelmessege, ami lathatoan
nagyon j6l esett vendegeink-
mex.
Remek autokon jartak be a
varost, megmutattak es meg
magyaraztak nekik a varost
fiirdoket, a szallodaikkal, ella
tasukkal = Budapest legjobk
szallodaiban nyertek elhelye-
zet - nagyon meg voltak ele-
gedve.
Este el6bb szallodajuk ci
gany zenekarat hallgattak, az
tan az Ostende kavehazba mer
tex, ahol a ciganygyerekekb6
all6 ugynevezett rajk6 zeneka,
muzsikajaban gyonyork0dtel
hosszu ideig.
Masnap aztan fajo szivve
hagytak Ell Budapestet es ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

egySegek, az allamok, megyek,
varosok, stb. koz0tt.
A sz0vetsegi alkalmazottak
szovetsegi j0vedelmi adot fizet-
mex, de mem fizetnek varosi,
allami es megyei adokat.
Viszont ezeknek a politikai
egysegeknek az alkalmazottai
fizetnek varosi, allami, stb.
adot, de sz0yetsegi adot nem
fizetnek.
New Yorkban peldaul a ma
gyobb jovedelmek utan allami
j0vedelmi adot fizetnek.
West Virginiaban is, mas
allamokban is.
A kongress1men azonban a
maga kereseteb6l csak sz0yet-
segi j0vedelmi ad6t fizet. az
allami jovedelmi ado alol fell
mentik.
Hasonlokeppen New York va
ros polgarmestere ugyan meg
fizeti a fizetese utan az ad6t
New Yorknak, de sz0vetsegi i0-
vedelmi adot mar mem fizet.
Semmi eszszeru ok nincs ar
"a, hogy eek a gentlemenek
inert ne fizessenek adot eppen
ugy, mint a kozonseges polga-
rOk.
New York ALAN kongressz-
menJe vagy szenatora mem dol
gozlk nehezebben fizeteseert.
mint az az ember, aki ugyan-
annyit keres maganvallalatnAl
evente. De amig a maganval-
lalat alkalmazottja ket helyen
adozik, a kongresszmen ur csak
egy adot fizet.
Eek ellen az el6sdiek ellen
kelt h - nagyon helyesen -
utolso beszedeben Roosevelt. a
k1 a kongresszust ARA kerte.
nogy ezen a helyzeten valtoz-
tasson.
Talan alkotmany m6dositas
szukseges, hogy EFT megtehes-
SEX, talan az sem sziiks2ges.
De barmely esetben mindent
el kell a nemzetnek k0vetni.
hogy veget vessen ezeknek az
igazsagtalansagoknak es mind
ket el6sdi osztalyt megad6ztas-
SAX a j0v6ben.
Mi egy cseppet sem feltink
t6le, hogy azontul a sz0vetsegf
adoslevelnek piacot mem tal6l-
nanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

Angliaban megengedtek a
pekeknek, hogy a kenyerhez
valo lisztet fessek es szines ke-
nyeret arulhassanak. A maj
gazdasagi viszonyok k0z0tt
azonban a kenyer szine leg
gyakrabban - fekete.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
HUSZEZER MAGYAR

Mem pontosan huszezren
vannak, inert a Reformatus
Egyesulet legutolso igazgato-
sagi gyiilese pontosan 20,173
tagrol szamol be, akik egyutt
vannak ebben az orszagos ma
gyar egyletben.
Kezdink emberesedni es kez-
dUnk a szamainkkal amerikai
aranyokban beszelni.
Huszezer egyleti tag terme-
szetesen meg mindig mem any
nyi, amennyinek lenni kellene
minden orszagos magyar egy-
letben, de sokkal tobb annal,
mint, amennyire nehany eve
mertiink gondolni.
KulOn0sen azert t0bb es
azert orvendetes, hogy tobb,
inert a Reformatus Egyesulet
ebben a fejlodesben mem all
iliaaag iiia agaban.
! .sssaagyaaar egyleteinkben mu=
tatkozik meg a legelesebben az
a teny, hogy harom-negy ev
ota reneSZanSZot 81 magyar
Amerika es hogy az igazi fej-
lodes, az igazi egymasra val6
talalas csak most kezdodik.
Ha a Reformatus Egyesulet
utolso igazgatosagi tilesenek g
jelenteset vizsgaljuk, konnyer
megtalaljuk a magyarazatat
hogy ezt a reneszanszot m
hozza.
/ Magyar filmekrol beszelnel
: a jelentesben, amely meg szoro
sabbra fogja magyar Amerik;
koloniait kapcsolni.
A detroiti magyar taborozas
rol beszelnek, ahol a videki ma
gyarok ezrei fognak testveri Ike
yet egymassal.
A Rakoczi Egylet jubileu
> mar0l esik a jelentesben emil
tes.
Ez az egymashoz vezet6 szel
lem, amely az utolso evekbe,
: honosodott meg k0z0ttiinl
$ er6sebbe tesz mindannyiunka
: es ha ezentul is szorosan egy
< mas mellett fogunk haladn
: magyar Amerika raeszmt
/ maid, hogy ez az igazi utj
a boldogulasnak.
IS Nemzeti zarandoklatr6l b,
; szelnek.
el Talan 0ntudattal, ITALIAN 81
n tudaton alol ereztek meg m;
o gyar egyesiileteink az utols
par evben, hogy az ugyneveze
a masodik nemzedeknek, gyern
a keinknek Ok csak egy olya
q, dolgot tudnak kinalni, amin
3 kiil0mbet Amerika mem adh,
a a szamukra.
% A nemzetseget, a szarmaz,
0ntudatat es biiszkeseget.
i Kar lenne nagyzasi manial
K esnunk, meg a huszezres, ha
1t mincOteZreS szam sem ell,
a nagy hozza, hogy eredmeny
ri iizleti versenytarsai lehessul
"a Amerika hasonlo Macy frate
nails intezmenyeinek.
e. De mikor nemzeti zarando
tt latot szerveziink, mikor a ri
q f0ldi Magyarok Vilagkongre.
le- szusa irant keltjiik fel az
vi dekl6d6st q tagjainkban, akH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

dolgozott utiterviik nem tette
lehetove, hogy hosszabb id6t
tolthettek volna a magyar f0-
varoSban.
Erdekes: alig, hogy elhagy-
tax Budapestet, a hazafele vi
vo hajojuk ujsagaban az uta-
sok egyike meghatoan erdekes
cikkben fejezi XII elragadtatasat
a magyar f6varos szepsege, az
Ibusz vezetoinek figyelme
irant. Ketsegtelen, hogy a ESQ.,
port tagjai, ha hazaternek, tar
sasaguk koreben nagy propa-
gandat fognak kifejteni Ma
gyarorszag f0varosa erdeke-
ben.
Jottek eddig is sep szam-
NAL Magyarorszagba amerikai-
ak, de ilyen tarsasag SERVE
zetten, mint amilyent az Ibusz-
Raymond and Whitcomb tar
sulas hozott, meg mem fordult
meg nalunk.
A nyar folyaman AIT hisz-
silk a tengerentuli kitun0 uta-
zasi iroda nagyon sok csopor-
tot kIild az Ibusszal karoltve
Magyarorszagba es bar Magyar
orszag eddig is elokel6 helyet
foglalt ell az Amerikabol indu-
10 idegenforgalomban 0to-
dix helyen all sziilohazank =.
hissziik, hogy hamarosan meg
el6rebb fog rukkolni.
Az Ibusz vezet6i nagyon he
lyesen eros tevekenyseget folly
tatnak abban az iranyban,
hogy mennel tobb amerikai
turistat hozzanak Budapestre
Marcus elejen es k0zepen
olyan meleg napok voltak Ma
gyarorszagban, hogy majusra
is eleg lett volna. 4prilis ellen
ben hiivosen k0szontott be az
.sl; san hidegre fordult es sajnos
a magyarorszagi gytimolcsosok
ben oriasi karokat tett. KEGS
kemet, Nagykoros, Gyongyos,
Eyer es mas gyiimolcstermelo
videkek gazdatarsadalmat bi-
zony szazezrektol fosztotta meg
a szokatlanul hideg aprilisi ide
jaras, de a kapasok is nagyon
sinylik a hideget.
Pedig nagyon jo lett volns
egy nyar jo termessel az eyes,
vonalon, hogy a nep penzhei
jutott volna.
A Magyarok Vilagkongresz
szusa allando szervezeti iroda
jaban, ahol most fokozott tenn
poban folyik a munka, erdeke
oreg urral talalkoztam a ma
pokban. Csorgey Titus a neve
nyugdijas tanar. Eddig Buda
pesten lakott, most videkre k0l
tozott es miel6tt elhagyta
f6varost, felj0tt a Vilagkor
gresszushoz, hogy erteke
k0nyvtaranak egy reszet fel
ajanlja, kiildjek AIT el azokna
a magyaroknak, akik tayol 6
mex sziil6hazajuktd Is SION
jaznak a magyar betiire.
Persze: a Vilagkongresszu
vezet6sege elhozatta a k0nyv'
ket, azota egy szallitmany
is ment belole a francia idege
legi6ban, Afrikaban szolgal
magyar fiuknak.
A magyar tarsadalom m
mar sokkal tobbet gondol
kiilf0ld0n el6 magyarokr
mint regebben, amiben ketse
telentil igen Macy resze van
vilagkongresszus felvilagosi
munkajanak.
Iskolak tanulM messze fl
don el6 kis magyar gyereke
mex kiildenek k0nyveket, mi
tette ezt peldaul legut6bb
nagykanizsai allami polga
flu iskola, amely Brazilial
kiild0tt k0nyveket.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20
Giant Commits Suicide
Over Inferiority Complex

BUDAPEST.-Peter Kovacs, a 28-
year-old man, eight feet tall, weigh
ing 300 pounds, died because of an
inferiority complex. He hanged
himself in a wood near Budapest.
A letter, found in his pocket
read: MY enormous size made
me unhappy. Everywhere 1 went,
felt people looking at me with
amusement. In the tramcar they
made funny remarks. was unhap-
py in love. feel very, very unin-
portant and inferior. l had better
die"
The unhappy giant began his
career as salesman in a store. He
had to give it up because customers
did not like to look up at a shop
clerk. He had various occupations,
mostly in factories. He had always
much difficulty in finding a room,
because normal beds were too short
for him.
Last year he fell in love with
pretty young girl, Mary Kiss. This
name, in Hungarian, means little"
Whenever Kovacs went out with the
girl, he had to hear the remarks of
the neighbors: There goes Mary
Little with her big friend" The
girl became annoyed and refused
to see him any more.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20
Once-Lavish Hostess and
Daughter Like New Life

SUFFERN, N. J.-Take it from
woman who was once worth mil
lions, and now must earn her own
living she's better off without her
wealth.
Mrs. Cobina Wright, known a dec
ade ago as New York's most lavish
hostess, gazed affectionately at her
16-year-old daughter, also named
Cobina, and said:
I'm almost glad we lost our mon
ey-CObina seems so much better
off. She's more interested in things
and gets more out of life because
she has to work for things. When
we had five cars they didn't i'm
press Cobina at all But, this sum-
mer she got a new car and she's
mad about it."
1t wasn't so long ago that they
had apartments in New York and
Paris, a mansion in Newport,
country house on Long Island, to
say nothing of their cars and jew
els.
The market crash of 1929 and
Mrs. Wright's divorce left them vir-
tually penniIess.
Instead of moaning, they began
working. Mother Cobina has en-
tertained at supper clubs and on the
radio, while the daughter models,
acts and poses for commercial pho
tographers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20
PRINCESS, FORMER
COED. QUITS GUM,
CHEWS BETEL NUT
Education OF Moro Girl at
University an Expert
ment That Failed.

JOLO, SULU, p. Princes Tar
hata Atik Kiram, whose education
at the University of Illinois was an
experiment that failed, apparently
is not sorry she declined to help
speed the change in civilization for
300,000 Moros in the Sulu archipela-
60.
American ipstick, fur coats, foot
ball games md evening dresses are
things of the past to the princess,
who was to have been a mission
ary" in the westernization of the
Filipino Mohammedans.
She is living alone in apparent
contentment in a simple dwelling
on Jolo island like thousands of 9TH
er Moros. She refuses to be ques-
toned about her collegiate interlude
in America in the early 1920s.
Sarongs Replace Skirts.
Her short skirts from Urbana
have been replaced by Moro sa-
rongS. She has abandoned chewing
gum for betel nut, which has black
ened her filed teeth.
The Americanization of the prin-
cess was the idea of Frank w. Car
penter, then governor Of the Depart
ment of Mindanao and Sulu of the
Philippine government. He sent Tar
hata, still in her teens, to Manila for
preliminary education.
In the hope that education by ex-
ample would hasten the transition
of the MorOs from their warlike
ways, Governor Carpenter sent the
princess to Illinois. She was ac-
companied by Miss Carmen Agui-
naldo, daughter of the Philippine
revolutionary leader, Gen Emilio
Aguinaldo.
Has Second Native Husband.
Tarhata abandoned her American
civilization in record time when she
returned to Sulu and the expert
ment has never been tried again.
Western ways are seeping into the
Moro civilization, but gradually.
Princess Tarhata is living with
her second husband, Datu Buyon-
gan. She divorced her first husband,
Datu Tahil, WI lie he was in prison
for sedition. she is the only wife of
Datu Buyongan. Datu Tahil was
polygamist.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20
Tornado Blows Marriage
Certificate 81 Miles

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.-When the
tornado which whipped across CEN
trail Illinois March 80 struck the
Dent Bell far near Deer Creek, il
carried away everything-house,
barn, corncrib, and furnishings.
Listed among the missing articles
was the marriage certificate of Mr..
and Mrs. Bell. 1t had been kept in
a bookcase in the home. Six months
later they learned that Harold
Yunge, who lives near Benson, had
found the certificate on a field 81
niles away.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20


Cotton City Proper: Lot g.
Block SO
I5565-CathOlic Church "a 10
Baughn's Coolidge: Lots
Is, l6, Block 10
SWl4 Sec 49, T5S R6E
55s7-Jack cawthon 1887 4sO 1s
No[thside Sogt Isl fot Add' ID 81osH to Superior;
'5S0Ts Bemont E oAah0s5'15n Add. to Superior
Block
I556s-R F. Chambers Est 1z19S7
Coolidge Lot %,
Block
West Coolidge: Lots 1a, a.
5571-A j. Christensen 1887 $500 2S7SS 22O
SEA of Sec. 15 T5s, RISE.
'''o NEh s%ii SEA less Highway,
in Sec a. T5s, RISE
SEA II. T5s. R6E
5578-w P Clements 1887 60 424 Is
Burgess Add to Casa
557s-carlos Conreras 1887 225 SIG lSs
Add to Superior:
16, Part Lot IA, Blk
55SO-Maurce Cascarrosa 141987 $50 4s1 IL
North Coolidge: Lots T. s.
'''i Belmont asfnr rG a Add d0S5iSlp to Superior:
Lots 1, . Blk. 2S
55s2-Herman Cowan 1897 $50 1852 1'
Add Superior:
Lot and Part Lot 7; Lots
Block IL
5588-s A 1897 125 632 Ia
North Coolidge: Lot 49,
ssss-n C. Cruz. Jr 1887 100 IS
Casa Grande: Lot 20, Blk. %
Plus No. ass
55s7-AlDer, cubtll4s. Jr 1887 n75 ls4 l.,
W.2O' Lot r. Book
55ss-tIeyDe:a Curry 1887 s2o s5.2o So
Casa Grande: Lots T. s. 9,
p, 20. o SO
$3.50 David Dasssn 1887 17s II
Granada Fig Unit
Thact No 21
'''"7w W. 5crso F: Daoe o1 W.. np4 1887 90 ''' l'
NE% NEA of Sec 26 T5s
I5592-Laura T. Davis 500 lis 10
s%1. aSS3 s91sss of sss rs rs, Sc Tss, S0F9i5 RsT
55s3-sarah NJ Davis Est 1908 IT
SW14 OF Sec l. T5S RAE
s1s and E14 NE4 OF
IA, T6S, RAE
''''-z sR& szas and q 81 2Ss7 sw'4 -'
Is. T6S R14E
55s6-Edh Clerq 1887 20 45s IL
Benefits Acre City
1t A, Block
5599-M w. Drake 1881 ooo Al"N0 10
NE14 ndN.1aN12N1ASEA
of
T 1897 ozO lo'7 10
E14 and Nw1l and sEAswA
29, IT'S, RAE.
5601-Victoria T. Drew-40 A 1881 ~ -
cres, NE14 of Sec. 80
5602-Iesie O.. A 1887 4oO looo a.
S1a SEK of Sec 80
T6S R5E.
5603-M L. Durham 1881 zoo Io'Nf -
Is,
No. P 144
121S3I 20
Coolidge:
Lot Und. y Int.
5604-F. w. Hannah 3l93f 20 t'- ~
Add Coolidge:
2 Block 3, Und II Int
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20
TAX SALE NOTICE AND LIST
YEAR VAL. TAX INT,

1887
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES.
Attorneys.

Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in, and in execution of the
duties imposed upon me by certain
Judgment and order of the Superior
Court of Vance County, North Caro-
lima, entered in an action therein
pending to foreclose tax liens and en-
titled Vance County VS.. T. H. Stokes
and wife Mollie F. Stokes, and others"
being No. $40 on the Civil Issue
Docket of said Court, will, on Mon
day, the 10th day of September, 1888,
at - o'clock, Noon, at the Court
House Door of said Vance County Of
fer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described lands,
to-Wit:
Being lot No. 9 Block No. 2 as re-
corded in Plat Book A on page 3. See
Deed Book 81 at page 316.
This, lot is 5Ox150 feet and is part
of the NJ II. Chavasse subdivision
See Deed Book 81 at page 316.
Other terms and conditions will be
announced at the sale.
This 18th day of August, 1898.
r. G. KITTRELL, Commissioner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-08

anv exemption argued that effects
of exemption would be ruinous and
disastrous to local governmental
units.
n Caldwell rebutted charges of dis
elimination" made against the pro-
posed exemptions by pointing out
that there are exemptions for prac-
tically every other subject of taxation
except real estate, on which no de-
auctions of any kind are authorized.
He conceded that there would be
some loss of revenue to the counties
and cities. but argued that the people
of the State, at the polls have spoken
in favor of some exemptions on home
steads: and said that loss of revenue
can. in large measure, be made up by
listing higher valued estates at sums
nearer their real replacement values
than is done at present.
For the opposition John = SIKH
ner executive secretary of u.ea COM
missioners association. cited a. ire
mendous loss of tax values which he
claimed will be suffered by many OF
the counties should even a $500 home
stead exemption be authorized by the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
~ FOR TAXES.

Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in, and in execution OF the
duties imposed upon me by certain
Judgment and order of the Superior
Court of Vance County, North Caro-
lima, entered in an action therein
pending to foreclose tax liens, and en-
titled, "Vance County, VS.. Mrs. Katn'
leen Houghtalling & husband, T. H.
Houghtalling," being No. S15 on the
Civil Issue Docket of said Court l
will, on Monday the 10th day OF Sep.
TENDER, 1888, at II o'clock, Noon az
the Court House door of said Vance
County, offer for sale to the hlghes'
bidder for cash, the following oe-
scribed lands, to-wit:
Beginning on Rock Spring street
and Alley that connects Rock Spring
Street with Chestnut ST., run thence
along Rock Spring st. 40 TT. to Len
Henderson's corner, thence along Len
Henderson's line 80 feet to John Ter
RVS corner; thence along Terrys i nv
40 #. to said alley; thence along al,ey
80 feet to beginning. See BOOK l0'
page 83. anu
Sale will be made subject 10 any
taxes due City of Henderson. :, :.
Other terms and conditions VIII D'
announced at the sale.
This 18th day of August, 1850
r. G. KITTRELL, Commissioner
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
l.N.f FOR TAXES.

Under and by virtue of the powers
contained in, and in execution u
duties imposed upon me by ce eIla1.
Judgment and order of the superb
Court of Vance County, Norm Ca a,n
lima. entered in an action tnet u.
pending to foreclose tax liens, ana =,
titled. "Vance County VS.. Kittle Mason
Taylor and husband Claude j. .lay ~"
and J. M. Peace, Trustee" Delns ~, ~
$50 on the Civil Issue Docket OF say
Court, will, on Monday, the Is,n n,e vi,
of September, 1888, at IL It'd ia
Noon. at the Court House door OF S a.
Vance County offer for sale TO .ns
highest bidder for cash, the i9
ing described lands, to-wlt: oroa
1st. Tract: That tract OF az. IN
fronting 613 feet on Oxford Hoau O." II
adjoining lands of the late H. ID
Nethery (Mrs. Henry Danlel az
others. Being the land conveyed ~
]. Taylor by Lewis Taylor anu " yood
j. Taylor to Kittie M. Taylor by u'N'
recorded in Book 1856 at page loo'
End. Tract: That tract OF ~ o." ord
fronting on the Henderson Ho .w,,ohe
adjoining lands of Mrs. Mary wyc I'D
Nathan Turner, Nathan Perry ~
Flat Creek. See Deed from nens I'D
H. "A. Burton to Claude J. Iayio ayr NJ.
from Claude ]. Taylor to Mo. 100
Taylor. See Book 1856 at page loo n, he
Other terms and conditions WIZ
announced at the sale. ,ooo
This 18th day of August l01o,
r. G. KITTRELL, Commlss'o''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-09-08
INFANT DIES AFTER
AN 18-DAY ILLNESS

Patrick Allen Large, six-months-
old infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
William Large, died at the home OF
the parents on Walters street IN
North Henderson at LAO o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon after an illness of
10 days with complication of dis
eases. Funeral services were held at 2
o'clock this afternoon from the nome
of Mrs. Fall1ner on Walters street.
and intermant was in Elmwood GENE
terry here, with Father Leo Doetteri.
pastor of St Paups Catholic church,
in charge. The family has resided
here since last April 20. The infant,
who was born in Norfolk, Va, last
March 10, is survived by his parents
and one sister, Mary Ann Large, two
years old.