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La gaceta., 1940-05-02
10 QUE OTROS DICEN
Y 20 COMENT0
Por lose r. SanfeIiz

Las communicates necesitan
tener representation, aunque
Iforman minorfa, en- todas las &C
tividades de la vida, va sean eco
n6micas, polfticas o administra-
twas.
Todos pagamos los impues-
tos, contribuciones Y gabelas
que imponen los gastos del Co
biernO Federal, del Estado, Con
dado o Ciudad. No hay indivi-
duo q. Sc escape de pagan, FL CO.
m~erciante paga licencia y otros
impuestos d~irectamente; pero
en- sus transacciones con TODD 10
que Sc consume, Ell pan, la leche,
la gasolina, la carne, Ell vino, los
refrescos, la ropa. I'm impuesto
o muchOs impuestos que deben
ser abonados por dos CONSUME
doreS.
De aqui que en- ell momento de
elegir, dentro del actual sistema
a los que van a dirigir o admit
nistrar los sauntos plblicos de-
bemos estudiar Ell caracter y
cualidades del individuo "poss
tugadO' y conocer a fondO su
capacidad para manejar nues-
trOs intereses. I'm puesto i'm
portante eS ell de "Comisiona-
do.
Afortunadamente tenemos
hoy en- Ell Distrito No. l, a una
personalidad que ha probado
en- mas de una OCCASION su waller
para sus representados. Este GO
misionado es ell Sr. Nick c.
Nuccio, estimado por todos, y
que fue elegido por una tremen-
da mayoria de votos y luchando
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eacne oecay-rtdden "Biind Spotss
that ordinary pastes, powders
even water -. may not enter
It's herel The most delightfully."- different
tooth paste o ever heard of When Ealiva
and brush tQuch The NEW formula Listerine
Tooth Paste, su~percharged with Luster-
roam detergent. II instantly springs into
M amazing bubble bath" that makes your
mouth tingle with life. So fine Il surgos into
and cleans danger spots that ordinary dem
tfrices may never even havereaohed. Cleans
and polishes areas where some experts say
up TO $50 Of decay starts,
Get the big 25t tube, or better still, the
double-slze 40e tube containing more than
u pound Of Cooth paste. Al any drug coun-
ger. Lambert Pharmacal Co, st. Louis, Mo.
THI NEW FoRMuLA
LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE
S"'' "its s.aMa@Ha@m
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GAeAr~rA

que "se parecen q las crienta-
lee, y maxine a aquellas de las
Iltimas regiones de Chinal)".
Escritores americanos -recono
cen hoy que Ell desembarco en-.
Terra Francesca de Juan de We
rrazzano Representa- positiva-
m nte la primera pagina de la
historic de Nueva York Y de los
Estados Unidos"; y la relation
del florentino debe ser realmen-
tie considerable como ell acta de
nacimiento de la matr6poli de
les ragcacielos. Defpues- como
es sabido-pero solo hasta 1909
ell enviado de le Companfa Ho-
landesa de las Indias Orienta-
les, Enrique Hudson, visit6 la
bahia que conserva su nombre
y EN- la cual en- 1925 los hugo
notes fugitivos de Holanda fun
daron Ia NaeUa Amsterdam que
cambi6 su nombre por ell de
Nueva York al ser conqulstada
por los ingleses ell cfo 1854.
Pero italiano queda eli acto de
nacimiento del primer nGcleo de
vida civil que floreci6 entire Ia
TmpruReta y Ell OrtO de Rucelldi,
entire Selvd de Iaari y Vale I'm
broSa, frente a la Isla de Tulsa.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
Ell NACTMIENTO De NUEVA YORK
MINERVA" ROMA

este para acortar la travesia de
Europa a Asia.
FL propio heros Sc refiere tam
bi6n a las vicisitpdes del aventu
RADIO y peligroso viaje en- la IA
mesa carta que, al regreso, diri-
gi6 desde Dieppe a Francisco /
con fecha de 8 de julio de 1924.
No fue afortunadamente la
rartida de las cuatro naves. La
tempestad con que toparon ape
nas salieron del Atlantico hizo
zozobrar a dos de elias.
Las dos restantes-ia ''Nor-
manda" Y la "Delfina'-se re-
fugiaron en- un puerto de Bre-
taha y ali fueron reparadas /;
no obstante, solo la segunda pu-
do de nuevc afrontar Ell oceano.
Fue precisamente ell II de Enc
no de 1924 cuando desde un de-
eierto escollo "propincuo a Ia
isla de MADEIRA" la "Delfina"
parti6 con cincuenta hombres'
hacia las costas septentrionales
del COntinente americana, del
cual, un cuarto de siglo antes,
otro gran navegante florentino,
America Vespucio, habia explo-
RADIO las costas meridionales.
FL dia z de Mario la nave de
Juan re Verrazzano TOGO la tie
IRA americana a los $40 de lati-
tud, al norte de la Florida. Des-
pu6s de una tentative de nave
gaci6n hacia ell sur, la proa fue
orientada al septentri6n y toda
incidental esta breve, pero po-
sitivamente descrita en- la ma
rraci6n al Soberano.
He ahi la nave en- las bocas
del Hudson, en- faz a grandiosaa
praderas virgenes, que sugierAll
a Juan de Verrazzano los mas
dulces nombres, los bellos NOM
bres de su terra florentina /.
"Bautizamos aquellas tierras 4:
selva di laurj" "Por causa de
los hermosos cedros, impuesto
lie sea su nombre: CGpo di ce-
dri; y despues Orto de Rucce-
Uai; Ell Paradise, CGpo San Ga
10, Vale UmbrOsd, Monte Mo-
reI0, COrte Majore, Flora, San
MiniatO, pImpT1netG, Careggi..
Estes Y otros nombres Sc leen
no solamente en- la aludida na-
rraci6n, sino tambien en- los
tres documentos cartograficos
que, poquisimos amos des-
pues, transcribieron Y fijaron
ell deScubrimiento del floqenti-
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
Uco E. IMPERAToRT

Cuando en- 1909 la ciudad de
Nueva York conmemor6 la ex-
ploraci6n del famoso navegante
inglGs, Enrique Hudson, que ha
dado nombre al gran rio donde
Sc espajan hoy soberbios rasca-
cielos, Y Ia prensa anglo-sajOna
magnificaba ell "descubrimien-
to" gus tres siglos antes, preci-
samente en- 1909, Hudson habfa
realizado, de aquella parte de la
costa de los Estados Unidos, la
colsctividad italiana de la gran
diosa capital americana cum
pli6 un admirable gesto de rel
vindlcaci6n inaugurando en-
la iglesia de nombre indigena
Manhattan un monumento a
Juan de Verrazzano. FL pedes-
tai tiene inscritas las breves pa
labras del juicio definitivo del
Ihistoriador americana Fisk:
mo puede subsistir duda algVl-
ma acerca de la entrada de We
rrazzano en- Nueva York en-
1924; la misma opinion de o.
tro Ihistoriador insigne, A. j.
Weise, que habia demostrado ia
Terra Francesca descubierra
por Verrazzano en- 1924.
Terra Francesca" habia la
mado Juan de Verrazzano a a.
quella costa de los Estados Uni
dos "inventa per mandatum re-
gis Francisco, es decir, por en-
cargo de Francisco | que habia
puesto a disposition del floren-
tino cuatro naves.
Como otros grandes italianos
-que contribuyeron magnifi-
cos n1cleos de italianidad por ell
favor de Luisa de Saboya, re-
genie del Trono, y, despues, de
su hijo Francisco Giovanni
di Pier Andrea del CASTILLO di
Verrazzano, cerca de Florencia,
logr6 realizar una gran empire
sa; Ell rey Francisco pensaba
crear un imperio colonial y por
ellos adhiri6se a la empresa del
navegante ~florentino calurosa-
mente mantenida por Ell italiano
Antonio Gondi, insigne banque-
no en- Lyon.
Ell propio Juan de Verrazza-
no nos ha legado ~autentico tes-
timonio escrito de cuales eran
sus prop6sitos e intenciones
Ezra mi intento llegar con esta
navegaci6n al Catayo y a la ex-
tremidad oriental de ASIA" es
decir, intentar ell paso del nord-
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
Sc IN confirmado Ia ocupa.

Sc I'M confirmado Ia ocupa.
ci6n por les noruegcs, ayudados
por volrn-arios suecos, de Ro-
4.y Tynaet.
I'm 81 mar Y en- 81 airs les Ale
dcEl' |arrcllan una n~eva ofen-
81 "a para impedir que Alemania
pIeda continuar absskciendo a
sus tropas en- Noruega. Los ale
inlnes Sc sostienen en- Kvikne,
al osste del vale de Glomma Y
ncroeste de Dombas, donde las
fuerzas aliadas todavia luchan
para %contener a los nazis.
Noticias de origen noruego
manciona nuna batalla entire la
egcuadra y la aviaci6n de ia
Gran Bretana Y una escuadra a.
tambien ayudada por la
aviaci6n. Dur6 ell @ncuentro dos
horas. I'm barco nazi fue hua-
dido y otro incendiado.
Los alemanes sufrieron ot1o
contratiempo en- Otta, a 20 mi.
Has de Dommbas, de donde Sc
retiraron con grandes perdidas,
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
LAS TROPAS ALEMANASi
Sc RETIRAN
VolantGrlOs Suecos Ayudan
a las TrOpas Noruegqs

Estokolmo, mayo 2.-Las trc
pas noruegas Sc uneven degde
Ia frontera de Suecia en- direc-
ci6n al sur y a trav6s del vale
del rio Glcmma, mientras las
tropas alemanas retrl.eden as
de su spuestcs de avanzada pa
ra defender y mantener sus IL
neos de comunicaciones en- Ia
central.
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contra oponentes de rnucha po-

contra oponentes de nucha po-
tencia.
Cuando Nick c. Nuccio, sien-
Dc CONCEAL de la ciudad, fue in
ducido per sus numerosos ami
gos a presentar su candidatura
1ara comisionado del ICondado,
muchos dudaban q. pudeise sa-
lir victorioso. La wotaci6n fue
arrcyadora y desde Ell dfa que
ocvlp6 su puesto en- la Junta de
Comisionados, Nick C. ,Nuueio
fu6 I'm paladin de las mejoras
para ell distrito que hoy repre-
senta.
Por estas razones, confiada-
msnte espero que Nick c. Nuc-
clio :ea re-elegido para que COM
pleta todas las obras que tieae
ccmerzadas.
Pars RepreSentante por 81
condado de Hillsbereug, en- la
legislature del Estado de Flo
rida, hay un candidate de mu-
cha valia, nuestro buen amigo
y tocayo el Hon. Raymond Shell
don. Una personalidad destaca-
da q. en- anteriores legislatures
probe cue no Sc amedrentaba
por las amenazas de bastardos
intsreses Y que los intereses de
sus representados estaban por
encima de TODD,
Los componentes de nuestra
colonia saben que Raymond
Sheldon no espera a la Temporal
da de las elecciones para unir-
Sc a nosotros. Miembro de va
rias sociedades, asiste a todas
las juntas y fiestas. No es ell a.
migo de la OCCASION y por 10 tan
to yo verfa con mucho placer,
y por ell bien de todos, que al
canzara un n1mero de votos a.
rrollador, 10 mismo que McDon-
aid y Toland.
Dos veces tuve ell alto honor
de formar parte del Jurado ba-
jo la presidential del Magistra-
do john Hines, en- Ell Tribunal
de 10 Criminal.
En- esas ocasiones pude apre-
ciar, la rectitud y ell buen juicio
de- joven magistrate, que escu-
chaba atentamente al acusado,
a los teStigos y los fiscales y de-
fensores, y despues instruia al
Jurado. Sus sentencias, EN- mi
concepto, siempre fueron JUS
tas, sin agobiar al desdichado
que las recibia.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

smedical tests reveal
bow thousands of WOMEN ~
' s'il Fen e Get NEW ENERGY

II you feel tired out, limp, Iistless.
moody, depressed-l your nerves
are constantly on edge and you're
losing your boy friends to more
attractive, peDpy women-SNAP
OUT or IT. No man likes a duli.
tired, cross woman
All YOU may need h a good reliable
tonic; II 50, Just try famous Lydia Z.
Pinkhaa's Vegetable ComEound
made especially for women. Let Il
stimuli e gastric juices to help digest
and asiimilate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1940-05-02
Cont Spread four Cold Cough
Get Menthe- MuEsioR {.

ing highest grade beechwood GREG
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Mentho.
MulsioE . taste the whole family
viii like, Il clings to the mem
branes SO It's soothing, healing In
gredients ac' faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpiti
NAttendanca at church is necss.
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger tire congregation with >
cold cough wien Mantho- Muls'o7 y
so inexpensive and easy to obtain"
N,ntho-M ulslon Is endorsed By
your neighbors and Guaranteed by
Leading drugg'J's yNc adv
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

which Jour body uses d;recily Eos
energy TO help build up more physis
Sal resistance and thus help calm
tittery nerves, Lessen female hino-
tiona distress and give you joyful
oubbling energy that Is reflected
thruout your whole beiry.
over 10000 women have re-
ported marvellous benefits from
Pinkham's Compound. Results
should delight you'll Telephone You
drugs e right now for a bottle.
WELL WORTH TRYING.
La gaceta., 1940-05-02

A colo cou, n seriously endangers
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds and
COUGHS causes more loss Of rhe
.han all other diseases eombinec.
II Won have a cough due to 2 cold
get Menthe-M INFUSION, che gdaran-
ted medicine, today, II henlho-
llulsion fails to sop your cough,
Immediately and get you eutiteiy
over your cold cough quicker tnaa
any medicine sou ever tried esN
or yogr money b. X.
Mentho- Mulsion is more than an
jrd,lory medicine, II contains
.lils A and ID to build your ~
resistance, and seven sootn'n'
500 ing oils and rncr- - m'' ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
Prices At Top Legislation On Wine May
For Soy Beans Dispose Of Wet-Dry Issue
publicanS a going issue.

puDllcanS 4 going issue.
Almost everybody. however. is
likely TO gang up on the present law
permitting the sale Of fortified wines.
up TO u per cent alcohol. in al! sorts
OF stores Ill over the state.
The AEC supporters know the
sale Of wine OF this strength is cut
ting into the revenue of the liquor
stores. Those legislators who favor
liquor stores but who come from,
dry counties, feel that there'd be a
much better chance for a wet vic,
tory il hard iiQuor-Ind that's Just
what - per cent wine iS-Wcrc not
quite - easy II gel. The prohibitions
lists profess To be against every form
Of alcoho! and therefore couldn'
fight against a ban on Wine The
beer interests would not only be re-
licVcd Of some corGet!t!on but would
feel Il little DIT less upprehenSive OF
public condemnation if there were no
high powered wine on sale.
Incidentally. DR.. Gallup-WhoSe
four per cent margin Of error played
some part in electing Roosevelt-haS
conducted a recent prohibition poll
and reports that dry sentiment is on
the decline in every section Of the
country. He gives no specific Figures
on North Carolina. but he reports
that the South which was exactly
$3.50 ON the prohibition question in
January is now 56-44 opposed 10 con-
StitutiOnal aridity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27

Raleigh, Nov. 27.-Tar Heel far
mers who are withholding soybeans
from market while waiting for bet
lei prices We're today cautioned by
Buxton White, marketing specialist
Of the State Department of Agrcul-
ture. that there are slim prospects
Of any increase in prices.
North Cardinals farmers will like
ly sell approximately 100000 bus
heis this season. Prices are now
about 20 cents higher than those
prevailing five or six weeks ago at
the opening Of the market.
Any further advance, however, is
likely to be checked by strong COM
petition from peanuts and cotton
seed as sources Of oil and meal.
White said. Besides that, the loss of
European markets is Il handicap
which cannot be overlooked
Then. too. any reduction in soy
bean production will be more than
offset by increased yields of pea
nuts and cotton seed.
'Despitc the decrease in soybean
production in The country. which has
been reported at more than III per
cent" said White. Farmers are eX-
pecting 33 per cent boosts in peanut
production and 10 per cent increase
in cotton seed. all Of which more
than offset the soybean reduction"
Commenting on the tendency to
withhold the beans while waiting for
better prices White declared:
This practice cannot be continu-
ed with any certainty Of future price
increases and farmers vii! be wise
to follow closely price trends ana
to study market news reports and
Chicago Exchange quotations look
ing toward disposition of the 1910
crop at favorable exchange"
North Carolina soybeans are now
being sold for processing in COMPETE
ton with the beans produced in mid
western states where average yields
are about double those in this state
and where oil content is about %
per cent higher. Our beans last year
showed a moisture content Of about
14.5 per cent compared with 20 to II
per cent for IllOiniS and Indiana"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
III the Sir Waller Hotel.
Ry HENRY AyESHI.
Ry- !


R2teIgh. Nov. 2'.-Laoor troubles
II which several 'turrlner> were
given unWeicome baptrZMS-t'ke oiPS
IN cold Macon county streams were
not caused by union az non-Uml"u
iS>ue$. Governor Clyde Il. H"eE SAID
u.ler studying Il report from Com
missioner cf Labor Forrest r.; Ahu-
!ord and after talking 10 the depart
@,rMt mead !; som" length.
The governor Is sun seeking 10
Set T. the bottom OF 't'e n|"'ter ana
md out what really W>S oe:Nho me
wcrCmeNt among employees on the
aluminium Company OF America ;
N2Mtahala dam proJcct-a movement
which. under the slogan throw The
damn Yankees OH. resulted N clos
.n& down the big prolec..
Tie workers were stirred into &C
ION by claims that the company was
-lving Jobs to outsiders (the damn
N&ukeeS) in preference II local
workers: but Commissioner Shit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
RV HENRY SCERUI

Raleigh. Nov. 27.-BeSt indications
at this writing are that the labOr> oil
a Wet-dry 'mOuntain' in the Gen
eral Assembly are quite likely 10
bring nothing more than fortified
wine mouse"
In other words, upsaoi of all the
efforts Of prohbi1ioniStS is not likely
to be more than an act putting sale 81
fortified Wines-perhapS wines of all
kindS-under jurisdiction Of the vai!-
Gus county ABC boards.
That would be something OF 4 mol
low victory for the dry DIS bone
element: but would be more than
satisfactory to the ABC counties, TO
ABC advocates in many counties
now legally dry. and TO the beer III
terests which are making a desper-
ate effort to disassociate themselves
from all forms Of hard liquor.
The most ardent prohibtionists
might not like it. but they certainty
couldn't logically object to it.
From time to time there have been
reports that the dIys will be i'll po-
sition to force d real battle over a
statewide referendum; but the fact
is that the w. c. T., u. has never
seen fit TO release any figures on It's
legislative poll, except statement
listing as dry an overwhelming
proportion of those who replied 10 &
QUESTIONABLE. But in the absence OF
information as to the actual number
of replies, that statement was worth
less on its face.
A survey of legislative personnel,
based on previous voting records.
known inclinationS and general
knowledge Of the lawmakers. midi
Gates very strongly that II would
take nothing less than the most ter
rifle pressure to get favorable action
from them on any proposal to sub
nit the question to the people.
That pressure isn't going to be
supplied by Governor j. NJ. Brough-
ton, according to all available infor-
nation. though the next chief exc
cutive hasn't said anything about it
publicly.
Where any such pressure would
come from, therefore, is hard to dis
cover. There seems little doubt that
the state as a whole would vote dry
if the matter were ever submitted.
but that's an entirely different thing
from getting referendum bill
through both houses Of the legisla-
ture.
The 26 AEC counties, of course.
will bitterly fight any such proposal;
and they will be Joined by western
law makers who dc not want 10 stir
up a hornets nest and give the Re
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27

Soon to be Governor J. M.
Broughton ought to hold something
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
l--.s5asev1ze VIII Be Asked
= increase Patrol Personnel

>Nd general supervision of safety on
the highways.
Each putrolman is under orders 10
stop at least fifteen motorists every
Gay III 4 chcCkup on licenses. he said,
;vu 10 be halted during daylight
hours and five after dark.
THAT amounts 10 about $500
motorists day. if every one Of the
natrulnnen does il: but with more
than GGG.0nO motor vehicles register
I'd in North Carolina its easy To sec
VIII t = hi% job this one item Is" he
laid
On the subject of compulsory
Inspection >tatut" he said he tuvorS
one which would permit the patrol
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27
z. 6. T. c. HOLIDAY
DATES ANNOUNCED

Greenville. Nov. 27-ThankSgiv-
Ing holidays at East Carolina Teach
erS College will begin at noon on
Wednesday. November 81. and close
at the weekend. with classes be-
ginning at o'clock Monday. The
Christmas holidays will run from
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-27

of a soft spot in his heart for the
Department of Labor (Which is gen.
orally regarded as something of a
red-headed stepchild Of the State
governmenD.
His father was the first chief
clerk Ga position now known as
Deputy Commissioner to the first
Commissioners o. Labor, the late W.
N. Jones.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-03
War Department
Information

The War Department announced
the following information concern
ing the selection of Tucson, Ar1-
zona, as a site for a new air
corps station. Units will be the
first bombardment wing head
quarters, the forty-first lombard
ment group (medium. and the
thirty-first air base group. The
approximate number of airplanes
go; approximate number of all
corps officers-270; approximate
number of air corps enlisted men
-1SOOO; approximate number OF
officers of the services-5O; ap
proximate number of the enlisted
men of the serVices-12OO; ap
proximate amount of funds fol
construction-$1, 100000.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-03
Comeback Party
To Go Western

Outstanding in entertainment
planned for delegates to the sixth
annual Western Safety Conference
TO be held in Phoenix, October IA
Is. inclusive, is the Camelback
chuckwagon dinner. All the color
and richness of the hospitality of
the old west will be extended our
guests. Night on the desert. Dane
ing under the stars.
A full Arizona moon and ragged
black mountains beneath a sky OF
Jet will form the setting for Tribal
dances staged by the Ballet Comp
any of the Phoenix Indian School.
Strolling cowboys, stories by the
Dons and the best doggoned meal
YOU ever ate: all these. and more,
are yours for coming to this party
YOU can't afford to miss.
Mrs. Ethel Hickman, president
of the Western Safety Conference,
Inc, which organization is hold
ing its sixth annual safety con-
ference October 14-1S, inclusive, IN
Phoenix, is the first woman ever
to hold this office. Last year, at
the fifth annual conference, held
in Oakland, California, she was
chosen President in recognition OF
her outstanding work in the safe
ty field. One of the organizers Oh
the Arizona State Safety Council,
she has served for many years as
its Executive Secretary and IS
also State Safety Chairman LOT
the Arizona Congress of Parents
end Teachers. With her wide
background of experience, Mrs.
Hickman is accepted as one of the
foremost safety executives in the
Southwest.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-03
Tempe College News

post Road" mystery comedy
bv Wilbur Daniel Steele and
Norma Mitchell, will be presented
in the college auditorium of the
Arizona State Teachers College on
October 10 and II.
The production is to be carried
out bv the students, even so far
as the direction of the play. POST
Road" is the finest in a series OF
productions which the college
Drama Workshop, under the su
nervision of Professor Beryle
Simpson. plans to present during
the year.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-03
Golden Gate
Exposition Closes

The international Exposition at
San Francisco Treasure Island is
Closed Starting last year in '39 it
1eopened this summer in 1910.
Thousands of visitors thronged
the Island Sunday 29 Sept, the
last day of the Fair. The fair
grounds will be turned over to
wrecking crews and the thousands
who visited the fair regret to see
their playground vanish.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-03
Coolidge Celebrates
days of 40"

Coolidge will enjoy a full month
of celebration of the Days of '49"
A warning poster in circulation
states that all male citizens with,
out whiskers or '49 duds on; also,
all of the famale species of the
fair sex without western attire or
other attire, caught on the streets
of Coolidge, Arizona, between the
dates of October 1st, 1910 and
November 11th, 1910, will be pro
secuted to the fullest extent Of
the law of Judge Gorree's Court
1t promises a month of activity
and pleasure if everyone CO.
operates with the Legionaires to
make a success of this venture to
secure funds for their many
charitable sponsibilities.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Davis return
ed home Saturday after attend
ing the International Lions Con-
vention in Cuba in June and visit
ing friends and relatives at various
points, and travelling about in
Eastern States, also visiting both
Fairs, they were glad to get home
even though the desert seems dry
and hot after seeing much rain
and green country during their
travels the past three months
Mr.. Davis attended the convention
in Cuba as Lions District Cover
nor of Arizona.