davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

AL salir de FL Naranjal, los
duelos y la parte importante de
la comitiva, que era nutridisi-
ma, habian subido a los carrua-
ies,
En- veinte minutes, a pesar de
que los AUTOMOBILES hubieron de
ajustar su Marcia a la de los
Ocho caballos que tiraban de la
carroza fdnebre, Sc lego a la
estaci6n.
Y alli, va dispuesta previa-
mente una capilla, Ell arzobispo
de Valencia Sc disponia a decir
un response por Ell alma de Ia
infeliz sonora.
El ataGd fue colocado en- Ell
centre de la capilla, en- un cata-
falco y descubierto.
Pero entonces ocurri6 un in
cidente..., un horrorosisimo in
cidente.
Uno de los amigos del mar.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

iHa tornado listed en- serio la
oferta de $4,000 hecha por
Jim Downing a Tony GalentO
para un match, en- la Florida,
con Ell joven y fuerte aspirante
Johnny Paycheck?
IDesde aquf nos parece que
81 tai oferta sc lie hace a Tony
inmediatamente cCntestaraI:
Pongan dinero en- Ell banco; sal.
go Embellishments.
Ahora bien, no debe olvidar-
Sc que Jim es I'm empresario ca
paz de llegar lejos 81 Sc lie da la
debida ayuda monetaria.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
aceta Folletin No. SO
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

que lie dejaran un instante solo,
en- su despacho.
POGO despues, Sc explicaba 10
ocurrido.
Estas dos cartas, llegadas a
Ell Naranjal durante su ausen-
ella, habian matado a la pobre
martir.
FL marques nj siquiera culpa-
ba al cartero, que habia cumpli-
do con su deber, entregando Ell
certificate a la marquesa.
Entire 81 y su esposa no habia
nj habia habido nunca secretos.
iEl culpable de TODD, Ell ver-
dadero culpable, l Gnico, era Ell
Destined.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
ESTA EN- GRAVE ESTADO
UNI AYUDANTE DE BILLY
CONN

Pittsburg, Enero 10.-No ha
perdido gravedad el estado de
salud de Jim Lindsay, glaiador
del peso medic, ayudante del
campe6n Billy Conn, conocido
como Ell "Marinero Combatien-
to-" Lindsay, de "a amos de e.
dad, Sc lastim6 ell pasado % de
diciembre cuando hacf ejerci-
clos de guantes con ell campe6n
de las ITS libras. Dolores de ca
beza Sc lie presentaron Ell LUNGS
siguiente y tuvo que ingresar
en- un hospital.
Los medicos lie descubrieron
un coagulo de sangre en- la ca
beza y a toda prisa sc lie oper6.
Ell coagulo es Ell resultado de
I'm fuerte gOlpe que recibi6 y
echo hacia atras, viOlentamente
su cabeza.
"Su estado es muy grave, de-
clar6 ell DIR. Bragdon, pero 20 es
pero que sobreviva."
Sc vienen hacienda esfuerzos
para Iocalizar a la eSposa del p6
gil, Virginia Pearson Lindsey,
de 20 amos, una bailarina, que Sc
hallaba en- canine de Chicago
luego de cumplir un ~cOntrato en-
New York
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

ques de Rio Verde, ell doctor
Montero, acababa de llegar pro-
cedente de Valencia, de donde
estaba ausente cuando Sc reel
bio en- la capital levantina la no.
ticia de la muerte de la mar.
queSa.
Era intimo de don Rodolfo.
con tai intimidad y tan antigua,
que Sc tuteaban.
FL doctor Montero wenia a
tener la misma edad que Ell mar
lques de Rio Verde, y Sc debian
mutuamente muchos favores.
Ell doctor, ademas, que tenia
casa en- Madrid, visitaba CON
frecuencia ell palacio de la Cas-.
tellana.
Montero fu6 uno de los que
supieron en- Madrid mas prom
to, amos atras, la terrible TRACE
dia del naufragio de los maruue
ses, y la perdida de su hija Jo.
sefina,
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

Ell comit6 para ell fondo de la
.paralisis infantil, de la ciudad
de New York, Sc propone con-
certar IN match entire Joey Ar
chibald, de Providence, R. l., ell
campe6n de las 1875 libras, y Pc
tey Scalzo, ell campe6n sin cOro-
ma a legftimo contendiente.
La comisH6n atletica del Esta-
do de New York sera consulta-
da v Sc lie pedira su "yuda.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

Ell combate entire Lou Ambers
" AL Davis, ell primero campe6N
del peso ligero y ell segundo cam
pe6n sin corona del peso weller
Sc efectuara Ell dia % de febre-
no bajo la direction de Mike ia
cobs.
No Sc discutirA en- ell match Ell
.tftulo de Ambers y al vencedor
Sc lie otorgara una pelea con 81
negrito Henry Armstrong, el
Grey" de las lat libras.
Davis Sc hala obligado a no
pesar mas de lat libras. Am
bers tendra libertad para esco-
ger su peso entire 1876 y lat.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES

Jose Luis empezara a entire
narse en- Pompton Lakes, New
Jersey, c~ampamento del DR..
Bier para la pelea con ell chile
no Arturo Godoy que Sc efec-
tuara en- la Madison Square Gar
den Ell dia 6 de febrero.
Luis boxeara con varios gla-
diadores ayudantes los martes,
iueves sabados y domingos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
The AWFUL PRICE YOU PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
Check Below And See If You Have
Amy OfThe Signs

haggard looking, cranky and hard to i've
with-can keep you awake nights and rob
you Of good health, good times and Jobs,
Don't let yourself Ego" like that. Start
taking 3 good, reliable tonic-one made espe-
etallv for polien- And could you ask for any
thing rose benefits have been better proved
than world-famous LYDIA e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
~ the wholesome herbs and roots Of
pinkhamg Compound help Nature calm
your ahrieldng nerves, tone up your system,
epd help lessen distress from female fune-
donal disorders.
Make 9 note NOW 70 get q bottle Of this
tms-proven Pinkham's Compound TODAY
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

Mike Jacobs insiste en- pre-
sentar, en- ell mes de MARIO, una
pelea entire ell hebreo Max Baer
y pecho abarrilado Tony Galen-
to. Antes debera obtener ell per-
misc de la Comisi6n Atletica
del Estado de New York.
La pelea sc describe como par
te de un torneo de elimination
para pelear con Jose Luis en-
1910.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10
A-EPTC
LAS CONDICIONES

Cleveland, Enero 1O.THaT
Trosky, ell famoso inicialisSR de
los Tndios, firm6 aver su contra
10 para la temporada de 1910.
Els ell octave c~ontrato llegado q
la secretarfa del club Cleveland
DID ia noticia ell administrator
de la novena, Frank Kohlbecker.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

va sabemos que Ell marido de
Aguedita habia salido de la cor
te a raiz de la carta que Eulalia
hizo llegar a las manos de Ia
Cenci, y por la que parccia pro-
barse que Pepe y Maria de las
Nieves. no eran hermanos.
Pero Sc propuso callar, por
ahora...
Don Rodolfo invite a Pepe a
que formara parte de Ia presi-
dencia familiar del duelo.
Los carruajes Sc alineaban va
en- fila interminable a 10 largo
de una de las avenidas.
LEGO Ia carrOza mOrtuoria,
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

I'm pEtgil de peso completo
Les Savold, de De- Moines, To-
wa, que recientemente derrib6
por la cuenta de diez a Mauricio
Strickland, Sc encuentra en-
New York Y peleara con Jim
Robinson.
Ell match S~avold-Robinson
forma parte del programa a GU
va cabeza aparecen Billy Conn
y Henry Cooper.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

que la del prOpietariO del cOche
excelentisimo.
Don RodoIfo Y Pope Sc .abra,
aaron en- silencio.
~ Ramo Florido que venia a
comunicar otro drama horrible
al marquesi.. L..
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

Mike Jacobs Sc propone ofre-
Ger tres "notables peleas" de Pc
so ligero Ell dia 2 de febrero, en-
Ia Madison Square Garden.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

Lew Jenkins Sc batira con
ATippy Larkin, Sammy Angott
Icsv Peter Lollo y Billy Angott
con Tony Marteliano.
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

description semanal: 20 c.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeEefonO Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

Il peri6dicO e idioma Espahcl
ho mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-01-10

UnO de Jos amigos del mar.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05

is important, Mr.. Roosevelt asserted,
because the whole country must be
able to get news Of what is going on
in every part OF the country and in
every part CT the world without Gen.
sorship.
3.-Frccdcm Of religion. Under
dcmOcracics. the President said, this
freedom has been maintlincd fairly
we'll. but not in countries living I'M
der other systems Of government.
4.-Frccdom o. expression. A
person should be able to voice his
opinions, the Chief Executive said,
so long as he docs not advocate over
throw Of his government.
5.-Frecdom from want. That must
be accomplished by removal Of cul-
tulral and commercial barriers be-
tween nations, Mr.. Roosevelt said.
The outlining of these detectives,
the Chief Executive said. raises the
question Of whether we IRE going to
seek the five "freedoms" or give
them up, or encourage by lack of
opposition those nations which have
removed them in order to achieve a
somewhat more efficient government.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
AND DRUNK
CHARGES ARE HEARD

Assault and drunk charges were
heard today in county court. with
Recorder r. Z. Clements presiding.
Sniff" Williams, Negro, WAS not
guilty OF assault.
Pistol Pete" Brodie, Negro. was
guilty Of assault, and prayer Tor
Judgment was continued upon pay
mcnt of the costs.
Eugene GriSSom went to the roads
for 80 days for being drunk.
Ray Hendricks was given 81 days
on the roads for assault, suspended
upon payment Of the costs.
In another charge. Ray Hendricks
was guilty OF nOn-Support, and was
given six months on the roads, SuS-
pended provided he provides adc-
quate support for his wife and
family.
Addic Bullock and Shirley Davis,
two Negro men, staged a fist fight
in the middle of the Mlddleburg-
DreWry road as 4 large crowd look
ed on. it was brought out in court
The two were guilty of aSSaultlng
each other. and prayer for judgment
was continued upon payment oil the
costs as to each defendant.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
City Budget
To Be Ready
Next Meeting

Although little work as yet has been
done on the new l940-41 City OF
Henderson budget, tentative sche-
dulc of expenditures for the new
fiscal year is expected to be ready
for presentation to the City Council
at its regular monthly meeting the
fourth Monday evening this month,
according to Mayor Henry T. Powell
For many years it has been the
custom of the City Council to have
III; tentative budget prepared ana
presented at the July meeting OF that
body, and for it then to remain on
file with the city clerk for d month
before being adopted at the August
meeting. During that eriod it would
be open Ior inspection by any tax
payer wishing to do that.
Tie precise property valuation for
the city is not determined definitely
as yet, but is expected to be as much
as last year.
Mayor Powell said maturing debt
service obligations would be more
the coming year than in l939-40, but
that he did not think general fund
expenditures would be quite as much,
in view of the fact that the budget
the past year included sufficient
levy to pay cash for the city fire
engine, which cost in excess Of SlO,-
900, and some allowance was made
also Tor sewage disposal plant cost
item.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
THREE CHARGES UP
BEFORE THE MAYOR

Three charges were disposed OF at
tudav'S session Of city court, with
Mayor Henry T. Powell presiding.
Junious Dyrd. Negro, was tried OH
a charge Of drunken driving, and VIZ
given 80 days on the roads, Suspend
cd upon payment OF fine Of $50 ard
costs Of court, and his license was
revoked for - months. He gave
notice OF an appeal. and bond was
set at Sl00.
Grace Ross WIS guilty Of failing
and refusing 10 pay 4 taxi fare OF
$3.50 to Grady lIcdgcpcth, and WAS
given 60 days in Jail, commitment
not to issue if she left the city by
noon today, and remains away from
Henderson and Vance county for &
period OF tWo years. The costs were
ordered rrmitt"d.
Mrs. Howard Hale, not the we'll
known Mrs. Hale OF North Garrett
street was guilty of not paying 81
taxi fare to Ollie LufsCy, she was
required to ply the fare and the
costs OF court.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
City Spends
Chilly 18th
On Thursday
Quiet Occasion With
No Serious Accidents,
and With Fires Add
ing Comfort and
Blankets at Night In
Order.

For the first time in the memory
of oldStcrS in recent years fires we're
kirdlcd in many homes yesterday on
the Fourth OF July and added to the
comfort OF houSeholderS III Hender.
son. And when nightfall came ana
citizens retired for the night. many
found comfort only IN laying on olan-
ketS 10 keep them warm.
Not within the memory OF many
residents here has il been necessary
10 have neat in homes and to sleep
under blankets on the Fourth OF
July. in midsummer. But II was
on Thursday. ...
Independence Day passed without
incident here. It was 4 quiet oOSer-
vance of the nations l6+th birth
dav. There were no serious accidents
to mar the peace and quiet OF the
occasion. and there was general rest
and relaxation from ordinary daily
duties.
Many people were away for the
holiday. some going to beaches or
other resorts. On the other hand,
many local people had guests tor the
iav. Picnic plans i'll some instances
were uuvy Q> the result of the drlz-
zle uI rain during the forenoon. but
by mid-aftevnoou the sun broke
through the clouds for more beflt-
tlng summer day. albeit It with tenn
peratureS still we'll under normal Tor
the time OF year.
Virtually all business suspended
tor the day. and other establishments
took part holiday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

C. E. Ms there more suffer-
ing from heat today than back in
the horse and buggy days?"
Answer-Certainly not. With
the use of electric fans, air con-
ditioning and the availability Of
the automobile to carry people to
the scashore and lakeside, our po-
sition is far better than our an
cestors in the "horsc and buggy"
days in the United States. As a
matter of fact, statistics show
that heat prostrations have been
reduced in the last deca',e about
so per cent over the period of
twenty or thirty years ago.
B. R.: "Please tell me how to
obtain Vitamin E other than in
wheat germ oil and green vege-
tables. l am under the impress
sion that it can be had in concen-
tratcd FORM"
Answer: 1t has recently been
isolated in concentrated form but
the process is very expensive and
the product correspondingly ex-
pensive. 1t can be obtained when
4 patient with a rare form of pa
ralysis needs it, but it is not nee.
essary for the average person to
obtain it in this way because in an
average diet there is plenty of
Vitamin E to take care of the
needs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
REVIVAL CONTINUES
AT HOLINESS CHURCH

The revival meeting at PcntecoStal
Holiness church at South Henderson.
which was begun last week, is still
in progress. The interest and attend
ancc are fine, and are growing each
night.
Miss Natalie H. Carnes, evangelist
of Folly Beach, S. c., is speaking
each evening. Tonight's subject will
be "Sanctificaton'' She plans to give
a sound, practical and scriptural view
of the subject, and the public is in
vited to attend. Saturday night the
young people Of the church will put
on a drama Tho CrucifiXion Of
Christ, and Immediately following
Miss Carnes will speak.
Sunday morning at II o'clock, she
will speak on THE Great Task of
the church, and Sunday night "a
Voice from the Dead.
Special music is featured each
night by the churcE's band. Services
are held at 7:45 o'cloc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

/. What is the State religion u.
Greece?
2. How many cOun'rlCs Co.,. .
South America?
3. The land at the mouth to. .-a
source Of n river is called ".'.
4. Fill in the missing .c';'.
FIX the first name Of the cy......
McnGeiSSOhn.
5. Which orchestra Icadcs ...
husband OF the motion pic'.a .r-
tress, Lana Turner?
6. What docs the word 'ncc.o..:"
mean?
7. Which city is known a. Tie
Eternal City,"
8. In Czcchosloval;ia, IN. I'd
Bcncs, Konrud Hcnlcin OF .. .
Krofta was called Little II.'..~
9. What was the baptismal l...a
of President Cleveland?
10. Which city in Nevada is a.r4
for its divorces?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
Declare Note Is
Without Object
fCOntrucd From Page rne)

said, that i'm tins case the mtcrprc"
intinn of the Monroe doctrine in the
American note would amount to con-
rcrring upon some European coUh-
tries the right to possess territories
in the western hemisphere ana not
10 other European countries.
Such an Interpretation, the Ger"
man foreign minister was quoted as
saving, would be untcnable.
Hull said the German foreign MIN
lister concluded by remarklhS llat'
apart from this, the Reich govern
mont wol,fG IKE 10 point out again
ON this occasion that the non-lnter-
yrntion in the affairs on the Amer
lean continent by European natIor*
as demanded by the Monroe doctrInS
could in principle be legally valid
nnly on condition that American re-
ions for their part did not Interfere
! Inc affairs Of the European cor
,1..Gt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
Apple Its Own Cure
DR., Gibbs Tells How TO Ease Collie

it becomes solid as soon as it gets
into the stomach.
eff it is any comfort to you, you
may also know that this raw apple
pulp contains Vitamin A and that
is supposed to have some beneficial
action also.
81 understand that you can get
dried apple powder now at the
drug store but I see no reason for
going to that trouble and expense
when you can take a nice raw APP
pie yourself and if you scrape it in
front of the baby, it will probably
ncreasc his appetite for it and the
very smell will make him feel bet
ter right away"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
Oxford Mayor
Appreciative
To Henderson

Mayor B. S. Register, il, OF On
ford, has written Mayor Henry l.
Powell, of Henderson, expressing APP
probation of the cooperation OF Hen
derSon in making the Granville coIn-
" court house centennial Il success
He has written the Henderson chIel
executive as follows:
PERSONALLY and on behalf OF OK
ford and the centennial committee
| wish to thank you for the SpIendlo
rooperatlon which has been render
ed and is being rendered by MEM
berS of your police force. the Hen
cerSon high school band and other
individuals and organizations III YOU,
GOOD community. 1t makes us feel
GOOD in Oxford to know that such d
fine spirit OF cooperation exists pc
tween Our communities. | trust that
Won will be good enough to COM
,nInicatc the contents OF this letter
to YOUR City Council, to your ch'ei
of police and to members oil your
police force. and that you Will also
communicate my thanks 10 the band
master. or band leader, of your most
excellent high school band.
The Oxford celebration comes TO
an end with the final enetratlOn
OF the pageant, "Granville County
Through the Years, this evening. II
would have ended last night but Tor
the fact that it was rained out We'd
neSday night and had to be made up
to GET IN the three performances
provided tor.
Many Henderson people have at
tended the Oxford celebration ana
the pageant and have enjoyed all ol
the events they saw, according 10
expressions that have been heard.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
GARDNER CONDUCTS
ROCK SPRING MEET

A series of services will be begun
at Rock Spring Baptist church, of
which Rev. S. L. Morgan is pastor,
on Monday, July 8, and continuing
through Friday OF That week. Rev
E. Norfleet Gardner, pastor Of the
First Baptist church in Henderson,
will preach. The general theme will
be Our Confident Hope.
Two services will be held each
day. with the evening service being
at o'clock.
The subjects for the various SER
vices have been announced tenta-
lively as follows: Monday" Burning
Hearts and Opened Scriptures, Our
Confident Hope" Tuesday - The
Shepherd Psalm, How to Deal with
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05

apple pulp and apple powder in
different kinds of intestinal dis
orders, including summer COM
plant, in infants and children sew
eral years ago. do not really be-
lieve that this child's diarrhca
comes from eating apples. 1t is
probably an infection, but at any
rate the apple will do it good,
whatever is the matter.
at appears there is something
in apple fiber that is called 'pectin
that is supposed to do the work.
Don't ask me too much about pee
tin because l don't understand It
myself although l have read all
the scientific literature on the sub
ject. All that l got out of the last
article | read was that there were
1000 cases Of diarrhea of all kinds
studied and % per cent of them
responded to the use of scraped
raw apple pulp.
"You can give as much as two
heaping teaspoonfuls of this TO the
baby with prospects of benefit, if
you spread the dosage out over a
couple of hours. For older people
it is best to withhold all food for
three or four days, except for a
glass of water containing scrapcd
apple, at three or four hour inter
walls.
Soft Diet
"Whcn this baby begins to get
better, don't feed any solid food
for three or four days; give moth
ing but custards and egg. | should
classify raw milk as a solid food;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
THREE DEEDS PUT
ON COUNTY BOOKS

Three realty papers were filed with
the Vance Registry Wednesday.
Ed Hayes and wife sold Tom
HAYES and wife 27.6 acres of land
IN Sandy Creek township Tor $40
and considerations.
Thomas Hayes and wife. sold E.,
HAYES and wife 49.4 acres of land
in Sandy Creek township. The trans
fer was made for SO and considera-
tons.
George ". InScoe sold lot on the
Hcndcrson-LouiLSburg highway to
W. H. Casper for $40 and ConSidera-
tons.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
More Soviet Troops
Sent To Bessarabis
(Continued From Page One)

tons at Galati in Rumania.
Sofia political circles took the
view the new Rumanian government
was confronted with an extremely
difficult task in consolidating public
cpinion and restoring order.
The Budapest press generally re-
gardcd the revision of the Bucharest
government as 4 frantic last minute
effort TO board the axis bandWagOn
and was skeptical rs to the SUCCESS
of such measures.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
Stock Prices
Generally Gain

New York, July 5.-(AP)-Slight-
ly more bullish sentiment prevailed
in Wall Street today after the Fourth
of July recess. and selected stock
market issues managed 10 make
gains of fractions TO point or so.
Traders were scarce in the board
rooms, the majority extending their
holiday TO Monday. Transfers APP
proyimated only 300.000 shares.
Closing prices were well under ihc
l,oc+ ~, most rncpS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D.

q YES" said DR.. Adrian Gibbs
to the mother, II know that the
cause of this child's collie is eating
apples and l know it sounds queer
to you for me to tell him to eat
apples. Yet l want you to fix the
apples in certain particular way.
"Take a good Jonathan apple
and pare it, and then take a spoon
and scrapc around and around un-
til you get a nice mush, and then
feed it to our little friend here a
small amount at a time in the
course Of the next hour or two.
An Effective Cure
81 have been doing this for years
and it is only recently that find
myself in fashion and having some
authority behind me. Some Euro
pcan scientists began to use raw
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and Il seif-addrcsscd envelope
stamped with Il thrcc-ccat stamp, to DR..
Logan Clcndcnin". in care of this paper.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rcduc.
ing Dict. "lndi;.c ;tion and Constipation.
"RcGucing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing. constructions for the Treatment Of
Diabetes. Feminine Hygiene" and The
Care OF the Hair and sin.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05

Obtain Liccnsc-RCcordS at the
Vance Register Of Deeds office dis
closed to-day THAT james Clarence
McCool. of Blackstone. Va, and Viz
ginia Mae Foley. Of Richmond, w..
Wednesday obtained license to we'd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05
FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1910

Life's Burdens; Wednesday -II
Thou in Cod, Building Cn.
Home; Thursday-'SImshrn,
nd The Clouds. Christ lu %..
Hope of Glory; and Friday
the Sake Of Name The ii.,
me Murid".
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-05

There can be no dictatorship in
art for there is a natural war be-
tween d system which deals with
men in masses and art which springs
from a free and self-eNpresSing in
dividual.