Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-24
Capital COssin
BY HENRY AvERlLL
DAILY Dispatch Rureau

DlSpaLch Rllreau
In the Sly iialtAr sSu'
Raleigh, June 24.-AnvHadii' i'otel.
thinks the first congressiona', VINO
trict isn't proud of It's Represa,,4 us
Lindsay Warren should take innt "'a'Ne
peek at the program the Hvdo ~ ~. one
W Chamber Of Commerce has ieou, oull,
for Lindsay c. Warren Weak, I9Sued
Ocracoke, July to g. at
Typical is page ad from tho o.
OF Washington (N. c. which UlV
claims in big letters: "We ara ,, pro,
TO be the home of Lindsay Wa,To~a ,oaa
or words to that effect.
Thad Eure's feat in gettino j..
Public Laws of 2939 into tho ho ule
OF county clerks and others tbroHnu liuS
out the State before May tboSnl
the General Assembly did NOT IS
journ until April 4, has reco;To5
recognition in State Goevrnn,anssul
publication of the Council of e.
Governments, in Chicago. The maga
zine says it is believed to be = eneo5
record, not only for North Caroliu0
but for the whole nation.
On the home front. however Th.,
probably got himself into hi ~
hot water by being SO good in tbot
case. Neither the ''Public-Local Ia"a
of 1882, nor the Journal Of eitbor
House has yet been distributed and
folks are beginning to wonder 'bor'
Gomez"
The difference lies wholly in tbo
publishing firms which got the con-
tracts to do the printing. That wbicb
won the Publics Of 1899 cooneratoJ
whole-heartedly in the speed effort
Those that got the others have moi
New members Of the State Roard
of Agriculture Claude T. Hall waS
in Releigh Friday. He told yollr cor1
| respondent about a mouse which
killed rattlesnake and promised r.
relate "deer" story at some future
date when his veracity has been suf-
ficiently avouched.
Inscriptions for a dozen new his
| torical markers have been approved
and sent to the fOunlry, according to
DR.. c. C. Crittenden, secretary of the
North Carolina Historical Commits
sion.
In brief, they will commerorate.
Q) Site of st. Philips church, Bruns-
wick county, 1851. (2) Home of Ed
ward B. Dudley, first governor of
North Carolina elected by popular
vote, 1886. (Wilmington); 60 Birth
place Of George E. Badger, secretary
of the Navy, 1841, and U. S. Senator
1865. (Craven county,; (4) Site
Of State College, Raleigh; (5) Site Of
Wilcox Iron Works, important source
of munitions during American Rev.
olution (Chatham county,; (6)
Birthplace of Thomas H. Benton u
S. senator from Missouri, 1S21-5l
(Orange county,; CD Cox's Mill,
headquarters of David Tanning, not
ed Revolutionary Tory leader IRAN
dolph county,; 90 Home of David
S. Reid, governor 1854, congress
man and U. S. senator (Rocking-
ham county(; (9) house in which
Stephen A. Douglas, Democratic
presidential nominee, l060 was mar
ried (Rockingham); QO) home OF
Alexander Martin, governor l702-
85 and 1892, officer in Revolution.
(Rockinghom county,; 11) Trouble
some Iron Works, where Greene
camped in 1871, visited by Washing
ton, 1871 Buckingham county,; and
(12) home Of Benjamin Forsyth, Oh
ficer in war of 1872 for whom For
syth county was named (ForSyth)'
Formation in Cumberland county
of a club to promote third term foT
President Roosevelt is first indication
in the open that anybody is really
thinking at all about next years
national campaign in North Caro-
lima; but it's likely to be Just ule
opening gun in thunderous cam
paign.