davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Kdyz slunce pail jake when.
V Cedar Rapidskych listech
pise Jan j. Hrbek.

Kdyz slunce pail jake when
ami mrak ma obloze,
kvapem dozrava jiz sklizen,
ami ptak sc neoZve.
List horkem Sc jiz krouti,
v dali slyset HAS cikad,
tn a tam Sc pohne prouti,
cd potoka vane chlad,
We stfnu stromu rolnfk sedi,
i ten potah svuj tam dial,
v dali v strnutf hledf,
aniz by sc pohnul sval.
V jeho tvafi, ktera zvykla
ma tn pekelnou when,
marn6 jeho ruka stiskla
bic, jenz mel opfen o pen
stromu, kde Sc SWIM potahem
hledal chvili oddechu,
pozoruje &C je maven,
hfmenf, jez le v doslechu.
Jen ably neprisly kroupy,
neb velka prltrz mraeen,
to vsechno smahem ien loupi,
pax by byl iiste ztracen,
Pojistenou nema sklizen,
v sypce nenf skorem mic,
slunce pail jake when,
strachy Sc mu menf lie.
.Snad to prejde? Zadfva Sc,
jak Sc mracna kupf jiz,
tn najednou zablyska Sc,
spadne z nej najednou tfz,
kdyz vidi, re prichazf dest
ktery svlazf vyprahlou zem,
uvolnuje zatatou pest,
jede domG s potahem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Vojini " Reichu davno
farmari

Pestovanf plodin ma vojen-
skych letistfch v Nemecku ne
nj zadnou novinkou ami krato-
chvfli, nybrz produktivnlm pla
mem nemecke armadnf spravy,
jak byl informovan depart
ment obchodu Spoi. Stat6.
Pozemky u vojenskych le-
tist v Nemecku nekdy slouzi
"a pastviste, kdezto strany a
rohy jsou zdelana ma policka,
ma nichz clenove leteckeho
sboru intensivne pestuji RUNE
plodiny. Roku 1889 bylo z
techto pollock v Reichu sklize-
no $4,000 tun brambord, 1000
tun obill, 800 tun konopl a 100
tun travnfch semen,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Zasilka zbozi z Francie, ktera
mIze byti posledni.

Do New Yorku Norsky par
nix "Lista" priplul s nakladem
francouzskych produkt1, KITE
re mohou byti posledn1m zbo-
z1m z Francie, dokud Sc tamej-
81 pomery, valkou rozvracene,
opet neurovnajf.
Tento parn1k mel We SVEN
podpalubf 10000 beden like
RI, zahrnuj1c v to 800 beden
francouzskeho konaku, $500
beden francouzskych vim a g.
800 beden ruznych jinych IL
kerr, jimiz Francouzi prosluli.
Dalsf naklad teto norske To-
di sestaval z techto vecl: L.
|O16 sudG zajecfch kozek, A.
200 pytlh mastku 81 talcum,
tucet beden francouzskych
parfumI, znacna zasoba pre-
serv, krajek, sametu, skla, po-
lodrahokamu, b%avlnenych ru-
kavic, kozenych rukavic, jeh-
necich kozisin, kozisin pro plst
plstenych klobouku, umelych
kv6tin, hrnc1rskych vyrobkd,
mydel, skleneneho zboz1, por-
celanoveho zbozi, optickeho
zbozi, obuvi a cigaretoveho
papiru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Lovecka latina.

Lovci 81 v zine vypravf O
svych vykonech v lete.
"Kdyz jsem byl V Africe,"
povfda pan Vosahlo, "spatril
jsem Iva, jak Sc plfz1 k ohni.
Nepozbyl jsem duchaprftomno
sti, popadl jsem vedro S vodou
a hodil jsem mu je ma hlavu.
Lev Sc ulekl a odpl1zil Sc"
"To je pravda," vmfsil Sc do
hovoru pan Blyskavice. "Toho
vecera jsem sc prave vracel do
toho tabora a potkal jsem toho
Iva. Jak jsem me- We zvyku,
zastavil jsem Sc a pohladil
jsem jej pc hTfve. A vfte, re il
mel opravdu mokrou?!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

We Watertown, Mass, We
vladimir arsenale, v nemz wy
rabena jsou della cd tech nej-
mensfch al do 16-palcovych,
PRAGUE nynf 1000 muzG We
|trech smenach. Bude-li MOI
no ziskati zkusene mechaniky,
dalsfch 1000 Dude zamestna-
no. Jenom obcane jsou "a
mestnavani a vybfrani velmi
peclive. Vsechny mechanicke
tajnosti jsou zarlive strezeny.
Arsenal kona rovnez praci
pro valecne lodstvo, ale O teto
fast mic nebylo dano ma veTej-
most.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Doprava 100000 900 We Ella.
ts stala cely million a plati jej
vlada poSte.

VAdO6 POSISs
Zlate pruty v Gene 100000
900 byly v New Yorku v noel
nakladany do zeleznicnfch vo-
III pro zavazadla k postovnf
dOprave do federalniho skla-
dist6 u Fort Knox, KY.
POStovn1 department pTipra-
vii 81 jiz 1cet pro department
pokladu, ably mu zaplatil ST.
100000 Ia poStovn1 dopravu
tohoto zlateho pokladu.
Zlat6 chilly a pruty byly ma
nadrazf drahy Pennsylvania do
praveny v obycejnych postov-
mich vozech, ktere nemely il
n6ho "obrneni" neil obycejne
drat6n6 mr1ze. Vozy vsak do
provazeli ~postovni inspektofi
a odd1l voj1nG S nabitymi pus-
kami.
K vyplacenf zasilky bylo po-
uzito obycejnych postovnich
znamek, pouzfvanych k regis
trOvanl dOpiSu a jinych vecl,
ackoli tyto znamky nebyly pTi-
mo pTilepeny ma zlate pruty.
PTevezenf tohoto zlata z fe-
deralnf reservnf banky v New
Yorku bylo naf1zeno, ably Sc u
volnilo m1sto v tamnfch bez-
pecnostnfch sklepenfch, ktera
byla preplnena poslednimi
zasilkami zlata z Evropy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

- VOjensky vybor domu "a
stupc1 slysel cd generalniho
stabu armady, re cena branne
povinnosti Dude pro prvn1 rok
|$1,1OO,OO0,0O0 a pro rok po-
tomni $500, 900.
Predseda vyboru Andrew F.
May, demokrat q Kentucky,
prohlasil: "Ackoli jsem proti
valce tolik jake kdokoli jiny,
nejlepsfm zpisobem uniknouti
valce je byti ma nj pripraven."
Benjamin Marsh, sekretaf t.
Nv. Peoples lobby, prohlasil
pri slysenf We yyboru, re pro-
jednavana predloha O branne
povinnosti je "prvnlm Hitlero-
wynn vitezstvim v America"
"Manazeri" kampane
VENDETTA L. Willkieho chysta-
j intesivni napor v jiznich sta
tech. Ones bylo zjisteno, re
kandidat podnikne Rampant
cestu do jiznfch statG. Strate-
gickym planem jest vloziti
Wilikie-ho JIM kampan v ru-
ce demokrat1, jake Sc stale V
r. 1923, kdy Herbert Hoover
byl republikanskym kandida-
tenn. Tab tento setkal Sc ten
dy Sc znacnym uspechem. V
demokraticke organisaci, jez
byla utvorena, ably ~.pracovala
pro Willkie-ho, jsou diva muzi
kteri zauj1mali vIdci m1sta V
Rooseveltove administered =
John w. Hanes, byvaly podse-
kretar pokladny a Lewis Doug
las, direktor rozpoctu.
= Americti Indiani nemaji
dosti koralkG ma sve vyrobky,
coz je nasledek nynejs1 valky
v Europe, jak vysvetluje John
Collier, vladn1 komisaf pro in
dianske zalezitosti.
Ceskoslovensko pc leta bylo
1Tadem Indian Service We Wa
shingtone povazovano "a jedi
ny uspokojujfcf pramen jem-
nych koralkI, uzfvanych Indi-
any ma jejich rucn1 prace.
AvSak pc roztrhan1 Cesko-
slovenske republiky a pc ne
mecke okupaci ceskych zem1
tyto ceske koralky p~festaly n.y.
nj do Ameriky dochazeti. V
zasobe je pouze male mnoz-
stv1 z toho, CO doslo pred val
kou do USA.
Jine korale ma svetovych tr-
zlch, zahrnuj1c v to i ony z TIA
lie a pax ony, vyrabene We
Spoj. Statech, nikdy neyyhovo-
valy pozadavkGm IndianG, jak
Indian Service nynl zdGraznu-
je.
Korale pro indianske pasy,
penezenky, mokasiny a podob-
ne vyrobky must byti stejne We
likosti s hladkymi okraji, ktere
by nerezaly nit, pri cemz je-
jichz ouska must byti dosti vel
ka, ably Sc jimi mohla nit pro-
vleci.
Krone toho koralky must by
take neobycejne pevne a tr-
vanlive. Nejlepsi ceskosloven-
ske koralky k tomu 1celu by
ly z porcelain a IndianGm je-
vyhovovaly.
- V zodpovednych aviatic-
kruzfch byly obdrzeny
zpravy, re Henry Ford brzy
s hromadnou produk-
CT aeroplanovych motord ma
svGj vlastni vrub", ably unikl
prItahIm vladn1ch kontraktu.
Test tudlz mono, re detroit
sky tovarnfk spln1 svojf nedav-
nou predpoved, re Ia 'sprav-
L4L 11~o1nook<1 rooh1 hxy xyxyro |
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Prorok.

James w. Gerard, velvysla-
nee Spoj. StatG V N6mecku ro-
ku 1917, prohlasil, re Spojene
Staty budou We valce do sesti
m6sfcG - nejak a nekde.
Tento New-yorcan, ktery
prijel navSt1viti sve pTately do
Butte, Mont, vysvetloval dale,
re nemGze r1ci, kde ia valka
Dude, zdali ma vychod6, ma il
hu nebo ma zapade, ale re bu-
de.
Amerika je 'tuze spokoje-
ma, blahosklonna", dodal k to-
mu Gerard, a "hroz1 il skutec-
ne nebezpecl Sc strany Nemec-
ka."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Americti vojfni ma Aljasce mo-
hou byt zaroven i farmari.

AOu Oyt ! TdfInafl.
Americtf vojfni mohou Sc
staff take zemedelci, kterym
krone vycviku We zbrani mGze
Sc dostati take vycviku, iak
zachazeti S motykou pfi obde-
lavan1 a dobyvanf FRANKFORT.
A krone toho mohou byti
jeste nauceni, jak pestovati
maliny, kterym Sc ma Aliasce
vyborne daff. A to pro to, lax
fekl jiz Napoleon l., re "arma-
da pochoduje ma svych zalud-
c1ch."
General-major Henry H,
Arnold, SET leteck6ho sboru
armady Spoj. Stat1 prohlasil k
farmarum, usazenym V ddoli
Matanuska Valley, re armada
Dude potTebovati rdznych re-
medelskych produktd k zaso-
bovani 5000 muzG, kteTi bu-
dou lezeti posadkou V move
letecke zakladne u Anchorage
p~ocinaje pTfst1m rokem.
A temto farmarGm take re-
kl, re v pffpade, kdyby v lido
Ii Matanuska nemohli vypesto-
vati dosti plodin k zasobenf
techto vojinG, re armadnf spra
va by mohla byti prinucena
zapoc1ti sama S vlastnim far
mafenlm. General Arnold sc
pfftomne naleza ma letecke
inspekcni ceste Pc Aljasce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Plavec docilil novsho
rekordu.

V Charlottesville, Mo-, John
V. Sigmund, reznik re st.
Louis, docilil nov6ho rekordu
v plovani 929 mil pc proudu v
rece Mississippi, coz mu vzalo
vice nez tTi dny = pfesn9 SO
hodin a 48 minut. Kdyz dos
pei ku sve mete, nemohl chodi-
ii a musel byti donesen do no.
telu. Sigmund prekonal re-
kord 288 mil, postaveny Cla-
rencem Gilesem 2 Billings,
Mont, v lonskem roce v rece
Yellowstone,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
beti 1000 aeroplanych motor1

b6ti 1000 aeroplanych motord
denne. Nova zprava jest v
tom smyslu, re Ford Dude wy
rabeti sve vlastnf motory a pax
je nab1dne ma prodej. Pravni
odbornici industrie naznacili,
re Poole takoveho planu Ford
by unikl klausulim, jez obsa-
hujf vsechny vladnl obranne
kontrakty, jez ukladajf jista
pravidla a vyzadujf pr1sne do
drzovanf Walsh ealy-ho "a
kOna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Skokem S hotelni budovy Sc
usmrtil.

V Niagara Falls, N. Y, Jack
son Brown, 2Olety zbojnfk,
jenz doznal loupeze a pfepa-
denf, v nichz z1skal asi $4,000
v ru1znych castech zeme, zabil
Sc skokem S devateho poscho-
df hotelu v dolen1 casti mesta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Dive vYvazlY.

V Potsdam, N. Y, t~rinactile-
ia Lucille Cary byla usmrcena
bleskem, kdyz spala ma poste-
Ii uprostred mezi svyma dvema
sestrami. Druhe dive sestry Wy
vazly bez jakehokoli poraneni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Posadil zenu ma rozpalena
kamna.

V New Yorku Harrison Mat
news, So leta starry cernoch,
byl pridrzen k velke porote ma
obvineni, re "a teploty SO stup
nj venku, posadil svou zenu ma
rozpalena kamna v kuchyni
sveho bytu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

V Eddyville, KY, Henry
Phillips, cernoch z Louisville,
byl popraven elektTinou v stat
nj trestnici "a zastTelenf Ely
Williamse.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
Americanka ztyrana Japonci.

Manzelka Americana c.. j.
Meyera re Salt Lake City, u
tab, byla uderena do tvaTe pfi
stretnutf S japonskou policil V
Cingtao. Jak sc pravl, policie
byla povolana, ably zakrocila
prot Japonc1m, kteff rozbili
okno v Meyerove baru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02
NauSiI no rozdilu.

"Clov6ce, CO Sc ii stale? Kdo
ii vyrazil tfi zuby?"
Gale vcera sc mne Vasek
ptal, jestli vim, jaky je rozdil
mezi polibkem a fackou. -"
"No, a."
-. ia rekl, Re nevfm."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-02

Jez tTikrate denn6 = modli Sc tvoje modltby = bud zdvor-
lynn ku tvym v6riteldm : starej Sc O radne zazlvani - dbej
ma vycvik vyjdi zvolna a zlehka.
Mono, re jsou jeste jne veci, jichz tvdj zvastni stav
%potrebuje, ably ucinil tebe s%tastnymi, ale, mdj prfteli, tyto,
jak soudim, dali tt dobry pocatek. Abraham Lincoln.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27
Not Able to Vote

G. &. Bcckham stated today that
he has been voting for sixty years,
and that Saturday was the first
election day during that time when
ne has Uccu unable to get to the
MILK
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27
AROUND TOWN,

Rotary Meeting Tic wra...v
meeting of the Rotary Club viii .,
held Tuesday evening Il, 7 o.r..r..
at the Vance hotci.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27
Heavy Docket
Before Mayor

Numerous charges were disposed
of in city court today, with Mayor
Henry r. Powell presiding.
George Lloyd pleaded guilty 10 be-
ing drunk, and was given 80 days,
suspended upon payment Of the
costs.
Hal Martin. Negro, pleaded guilty
to being drunk and disorderly, ard
was given 60 days, suspended upon
payment Of fine Of s. and costs.
Junius Martin, Negro, was guilty
of being drunk and disOrdcrly, and
the court sentenced him to 60 days
on the roads. suspended upon pay
mcnt Of fine of S. and costs OF
court.
Melvin Taylor, Negro, drew four
months on the roads for possession
of non-taX paid whisky for the pur-
pose of sale. He gave notice Of an
appeal, and bond was set at $50.
Willie Grant and Susie Grant,
Negro, faced a possession charge.
Susie Grant was not guilty. Willie
Grant was given four months on the
roads. lie gave notice Of an appeal,
and bond Was set at $3.50.
Beatrice Durham. Negro, pleaded
guilty II assault with Il deadly WCa-
pom, Il knife, and was given 60 day;
in jail, suspended upon payment OF
the costs, and showing good behavior.
StarEic Harrington pleaded guilty
10 being drunk, and was given 81
days, suspended upon payment Of
the costs.
Farmer Sn"cd, Negro, was guilty
OF being drunk and possessing non
tax paid whisky. He was given 80
days, Suspended upon payment of 4
fine of $50 and costs, and showing
good behavior for the next TWO years.
Entering Il plea Of guilty TO being,
drunk, Arch JOyncr was taxed with
the costs.
George Johnson, Negro, drew 80
days when hC pleaded guilty TO be-
ing drunk, suspended upon payment
of the costs.
James Burt, Negro, was guilty OF
being drunk. He received Il 30-day
road term. suspended upon payment
Of the costs.
w. w. Short was sent to the roads
for 80 days for being drunk. The
road term was ordered suspended
upon payment Of the costs.
Jack Ford was given the choice OF
80 days on the roads or paying the
costs when he pleaded guilty to be-
ing drunk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27

trouble, says Chief Langston, arc the
SCrcWdrivcrS. or ill-manncrcd mo-
torst who drives without regard Tor
the rights Of his fellows, and the
careless jayWalkcr, or ScrcWjay, who
makes brakes scrccch, cars SWerVe
and drivers swear when he crosses
the street in the middle Of the BLOCK
or against the light
The Villains of the two SkitS will
be Jake the SCrcWiay, Il SCVcnioot
iayWalkCr with a thrcC-fOot num-
mcrS head on his shoulders, and
Oscar the ScreWdriVcr, another SWELL
head who will weave in and out Of
traffic and do his best TO get things
Snarlcd up.
Both of these SCrcWballs will 60
through their PAGES several times
during the day, 50 that hundreds Of
motorists and pedestrians get first
hand knowledge on what not t" in.
Meanwhile, the police department
safety squad car. loaned by the local
Shell dealers for the On"-day var
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27
Total Is $7O6.3O To-
ward $1,000 Sum Ask.
ed of County; Cam
paign To Continue
Through Wednesday,
MIR. Peace Says.

An additional $lyl.55 in contribu-
lions for the Vance county Red Cross
chapters $1,000 fund for war relief
n Europe was reported today by
Chairman S. r. Peace, in charge Of
he campaign. Added to the S514.7j
previously reported, this gave total
If $7O6.3O, leaving S293.70 to be
raised if the goal is to be reached.
Mr.. Peace said the drive is still in
progress and called on citizens to
contribute if they have not already
A lone so. H" was very arxinuS that
The total amount be realized, and
aid the campaign would be extend
RI through Wednesday Of this Wocl-
n the hope that the full 81 900 would
he contributed
Red Cross authorities in WaShing-
ton have appealed for an ovnr-slIb
"cription of the fund, urging tho
iced that exists among war refugee"
N countries that have been overrun
~ the Germans.
Mr.. Peace has done much Of tn"
york himself in raising tho little
more than S70n that has already bee"
contributed although he has had
he valuable aScistanco Of ccVcra'
team captains and their assiStant".
Several donations of $50 and S25
have been made. but most Of tn"
donations have been Of the 81 s.
and $40 class.
New contributions announced to
day for the first time are:
E. G. Faris. 81: F. B. Hight, ST.:
Vance Barber Shop, 81: J. H. Bridg-
ers, So; Jasper B. Hicks, 50: F. W..
WoolWorth Co.. IS: J. R. Stevenson.
81; Woolards Drug Store. 81; ]! p
Watkins, 81; E. F. Woodlief, 81; j.
G.. Pickett, SOC; Cash 81: Reed Har-
ris, 3d. E. T. Creole, 81; Lnuchlin-
Goodwin Jewelry Co., SO: Mrs. e.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27
Typhoid Clinic
Series Begins
Monday,June3

Summer typhoid clinics conductc%
bv the Vance county health dSp1iI-
will open next Monday, juno ), Win
clinics at seven points in the county,
i WAS announced today by DR.. y. -.
Gregg. Vance county health ol!lC'''
Tne complete schedule OF the series
of clinics is published elsewhere III
this paper and Dr.. Gregg suggests
mai pctsuuS throughout the county
elm ont their schedule and MAKE
note OF the dates Of the clinics most
convenient 10 them.
III ,>v.Nu!iu VIII do their duty by
taking nls lrce treatment, III:
Gresg said. there will be no typhoid
,,.,, - >uu,> CIt.t,y.
Il do not mean to say that every
one should take the vaccine us there
..,,. i,.,... cuuuIlUll$ which make Il
Inadyi>aUlr that certain persons
should take TIE treatment. Consult
vour doctor. In our clinic we treat
Uulv those who we lCCl need inc pro-
lection.
These clinics are for white and
colurcu uuQ lrre 10 all.
"Agalu We wish To remind ali par
eutS that the law requires all chill
oren between the ages ot SIN months
ana TIVE years 10 UC NaCclnatCd lut
We Will be prepared al
these Ci.niC; IL ADMINISTER the tONoIu
IN those not able 10 get III town 10 L
uucIur. BRING yOur little children lut
Eacclnatlull-ohly ONO
dose i necessary.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27

The police department plans to il
rI,tralc its war on ScrcWdriVcrS and
crcWjay> on Wednesday with vivid
visual demonstrations Of exactly
what Kind Of pests thee two NiGia-
tors Of safety rules are, and how
they can best be eliminated.
The demonstration, in the form Of
two prepared Skits, will so on at
unspccilicd intervals several times
during the day, right on the hcav-
lest Travelled streets, where most of
Henderson motorists and pedestrians
can see them.
The SkitS will be conducted under
the supervision of Chief Of Police J.
II. Langston To help eliminate the
two most prevalent traffic evils
which, he says, arc responsible tor
4 third OF the traffic accidents which
have occurred on ICndcrsOn's streets
during the past few years, and at
least thirty-livc prcCCnt Of the trail
ric congestion as we'll.
The two most prevalent sources Oh
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27

on screWdriverS, will trail Oscar the
scrcWdrivcr up and down the street
as he violates all the rules of safe
driving and common sense, and will
point out for the benefit Of other
motorists what is being done wrong
and what should be done TO correct
it. The squad car will also pick Out
Jake the screWjay from the crowds
along the sidewalk, and will dress
him down to a farc-thcC-Wcll every
time he attempts a jayWalking ex-
petition across the street.
While the skits arc going on, there
will be a safety puppet show playing
at half-hour intervals all day We'd
nesday on Garnet street in front Of
the post office. The puppets will
present several acts Of vaudeville
every performance, illustrating in
humorous and entertaining fashion
most of the cardinal rules Of Safe
driving and safe walking
a. safety meter with timing de-
vice which records the time each
motorist takes to apply his brakes
upon seeing sudden danger ahead.
is going to be set up near the puppot
show location. 1t will be open to
the public for time trials between
performances Of the puppct show.
I The equipment for the police de-
partmcnt'S war on screWdrivers has
been loaned to the department by the
local Shell dealers, as part of a
paign being organized this spring to
encourage courteous and safe driving.
| The purpose of the campaign is to
laugh the ill-mannered drivers off
the streets, according to 0. T. Kirk
land and Perry Rose, of the Kirk
Rose Oil Company local Shell dis
tributors. Traffic experts, they say.
have found that ridicule frequently
does more to improve courteous
driving practices than fines or jail
sentences.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

|. Name and state the location o.
the largest cavern in the world?
.. The green coloring Of leaves Is
called chlorophyll. crythrophyll or
Xanthophyll?
3. Balloons were first u4cd as mill
tary equipment in the Civil War or
World War?
4. Name the four official Com
monWCaIth's" in the United States!
5. What is tho smallest sized cur
rent United States coin?
6. What docs boxing the COM
pass" mean?
7. What is the name OF the two
wheeled cart that was used in the
French Revolution 10 transport con-
dcmncd person to the guillotlne?
8. In the 1910 Kentucky Derby.
GaIlahadion and Bimclech finish
cd first and second, respectively.
Name the third horse.
9. On which side of the plate
should cocktail forks be placed?
10. What arc the three longest
rivers i'm Africa?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27

We never believe Il politician Is
seriously seeking the presidency I'M.
i'll VIC see photo of him IN ilShl,rS
boots and Indian war bonnet pIlch-
ING hay.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27

1872.
1woy-D. l.. Noyle. 1923: ". W. Girls
som. 2.67f: ". p. Parrish, 1885.
County Board Of Education (votc
for tWo)-T. Is. Parham, Jr.. l,9Oo;
". +. Rem, 1881: S. ". Oakley, l.
SOP: John D. Rose, 2,4O5.
Constable Henderson township
Kit p. Davis. 472: Jack Collins, 500;
Henry Davidson, l47; Thomas ".
Newman. 1873: J. L. Mundy. l,2O4.
For govcruur-L. Lee !>SaNely. l.
22l: J. VI. Broughton. 97T: a. J. Max
well. 956: ". p. Horton, 527; Thomas
f. Cooper. lO4; Paul D. Grady, lO2;
Arthur Simmons, II.
For lieutenant governor-R. l..
Harris. 1875: l.. \. Martin. 553: W.
ErSkine Smith, 100: Dan TompkinS,
263.
For secretary of State-Thad Eure,
2.3+6: Walter Murphy. l.l9O.
For aUditor-CharlcS ". Miller,
l.OO5: George Ross Pou, PAT.
For commissioner OF agriculture
c. Wayland Spruill, l,l68: w. Kerr
Scott, 2.279.
For Insurance commiSSioner-Dan
G. Boney. 1871: William B. Oliver,
1867.
Congress. fourth diStrict-Harold
D. Cooley, 1882: Howard Griffin,
63l.
Republican for governor-GCorgc
NJ. Pritchard. 10; Robert H. Mcneil,
:: John r. Hoffman, l.
Republican lieutenant governor
J. Forest Witten, g: Halscy 3. Leavitt,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-05-27
MRS. CORA /. PHELPS
BURIED on SUNDAY
Services Held Sunday at 3
P. M. for Well Known
Louisburg Lady

Funeral services for Mrs.. Cora
Harris Phelps. wife Of ]. d. Phelps,
who died Saturday morning at $50
O'Clock at hcr home in L"ulShufg'
were held from Flat Rock church
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. INC
Rev. Mr.. Davis Officiat"d. and burial
WAS in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Phelps had been member
of Flat Rock church for thirty years,
and was we'll known in this section.
She is survived by her husband. J..
d. Phelps, and three sons, Herbert
Phelps, Of Henderson, and Oscar and
Tommy Phelps, of LoulSburg, and
ono adopted son, Dusbie Burnctte, Of
LuuiSburG.
PalIbearcrs and flower bearers
we're chosen from among her nlccc2
and ncphCWs.