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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
Is There q Chemistry
Of Human Intelligence?
LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. D.

:, Are there aay cieIaical or
pkusicaI charges IN TIE 6rajA
d,riaq actire iunctioH? /" ot&er
qcordS. is there q chemistry OF
Intelligence!
There is a great deal Of data but
we would not like t. come - any
definite conclusions. The BRAIN re-
Cuires Oxygen. sugar ANA water:
Disturbance IN the vatcr balance OF
the BRAIN Is disastrous. resulting IN
decreased mental c'tic,rlcy. and
when the balance Is profoundly up
set. coma and delirium.
The water balance Of the brain is
intimately bound up with the acid
base equilibrium. The cpIeptc
brain is an alkaline brain. The dla-
bette brain is an acid brain and. II
not balanced by proper treatment.
results in retarded mCntauon and
Stupor.
The brain cannot function At all
without oxygen. BalloonI<te 1t
$4,000 feet o. more lind their men
tai reaction - impaired ;aa5 they
cannot make observations,
Are our thoughts also II the
bottom elect"ic&,'' asks Dr.. Albert
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06

P. -IathewS. professor If h;ochem-
~ me University q tincln-
mari. "Wkenever i nerve Impulse
sweeps over i nerve i IS accom-
panied by al electrical disturbance.
When the nerve impulses play back
and forth over chl commissioners OF
the brain. they ave accompanied by
this pale iigntHin@ q The negative
variation Is t,,ac r@le lightning
what We rt>ogU.ze aS conscious
ness"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
y Alma Si7ux-SCATb2rLy-


sent me to see how you "ere'
Terry grinned. -, .s
"Myra-said that? Swell. l'ei
l guess everythings all set. Mayo1
somebody'll give me break So
can support a family.
Romany said fervently: AN
Terry O'Rourke, if yot settle
down to your singing. nothing IL
the world can keep you from liz
top. If you stay sober
When she hcsitated, Terry
sighed. ..
Listen, if a scare like this
doesn't put a man on the "atei
wagon, there isn't much nope toi
him. I'm cured. I've wrecked my
self and injured a woma.. tor NE
I've had my lesson"
I'm sure you have" kolilai'y
voice was warm with frlendiiheSS
"About-Cholly." Terry CLOSE
his eyes. Did she take my OuSIii'6
up pretty hard, Romey?
She was terribly sorry Rom
any assured him. 1t happened JIiS'
as she was about to announce nef
engagement"
The muscles in Terry's face
tensed. but there was no olher sls''
of emotion.
Il guess Hayworth is a pretty
swell guy Tell Cholly they nave my
blessing. But no man Is goou
enough for my-for Cholly."
Il know" Romany said sadly
But Terry. this is all for the pest
Would you like to see her Tor d
moment She is outside"
Terry hesitated, then shook MS
head.
No, Komey-not yet. Not now
Ire kind Of like TO wait untll
GET used to the idea of marrying
somebody else-anA everything
Romany choked.
Il understand. And so VIII
Cholly."
She bent and touched Terry
cheek With mr. fingers.
Il like you. Terry! And goodhE
for now. I--In be hearing Dig
things about your singing some o:
these days"
Thanks. Glamor Gal" ne
grirned again Then ne closed his
eyes YEARLY and Romany went
hurriedly from the room.
Outside the door. Romany took
Cholly's arm and led her down the
corridor.
He thinks it's better for you
to come later" she told Charlotte
with great relief He's very tired.
one visitor was about all he could
stand today"
"He-he's going to be all right p"
Cholly asked. wiping her eyes on
her wisp of a handkerchief.
I'm afraid So" Romany smiled.
Or he'd hardly he making we'd
ding plans"
Cholly ste
Romany r1...
Hes go. 3. marry AIyra
as soon as Il . ..0 ut of the hos
pital. He So -uesscs some
Onell give h.Gi !. ak Sc he car
support a fa u4l
Ckolly's eyss =" clouded.
'MyTa Or 20 ~ lever DO"
oh. yes: +" many smiled
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
FOR WEDNESDAY
(AGhere to the amounts Of tood
ordered.)

(4Ghere to the amounts OF tood
ordered.)
Breakfast: One slice of pine
apple, one soft-boiled egg, one
slice toast with butter; coffee
with one piece of sugar and tea
spoonful of cream.
Lunch: Two tablespoonful OF
chicken salad. one glass of milk,
tablespoonful of ice cream, coffee
or tea with lemon.
Dinner: Cup of cream of to-
mato soup. average helping meat
and two vegetables; one slice
bread and butter; small slice OF
apple pie, coffee or tea with
lemon.
Days Calories-120O.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06

DR.. ClenGeHing viii answer
questions Of general interest
only. and theI only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

L. G.: Will you please tell me
if powder blown into the nose could
get into the ears and injure them
Answer: 1t is a possibility but a
very faint one. | never heard OF
case.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06

EDITORS NOTE: Or. 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 L se,f-addiesSed envelope
stamped with ,hree-cent stamp. to DR..
Logan ClcndeninC. in care ~ this paper.
The pam phle;s are: Three Weeks Reduc-
49,: Diet. "Irc;i-.< tic; I'D Constipation.
-. -.'..-':c az &: "a -. ART Feed
.rs;:vs,'u,.. 80. -: =. ,le:. 4
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06

DR.. Orestes Ferrara, shot as ne
rode through the streets Of Havana,
was former Cuban ambassador to
the United States, and secretary Of
st"te during regime Of Gerardo
Macnado. DR.. Ferrara's chauffeur
We instantly killed. Only recently
re>urned from exile, Dr.. Ferrara
was again active in politics.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06
w. Kerr Scott 10 Make His
Formal Entry Jcr ~.-com
In Race For Reelection
Continued From Page One(

(COntlnUeO FFNEo EoSe OHel
he will be in the Held to- another
four years 0, duly - the State 5
Chief agricultural official. Probably
his press man will send along full
biographical sketch OF the determin-
ed Alamance man: but even that will
De more or less 4 repet.tiOn OF what
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-06

z
On April 10, 1887, seven boys held
up an East Side, New York candy
store, killed a detective. Three died
in the chair in 1889, two are serv-
ing life. Benny Ertel was one who
escaped. In Washington he married.
His bride told the police. He is
shown enroute to Sing Sing, after
= being sentenced to die.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Craft Talk
By Bruin At
Rotary Meet

r. w. Brum made Il "craGt talk" TO
the members Of the Rotary Club
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
Vance hotel.
The session was presided over by
Il. J. Jones, president.
The club extended Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G.. S. Davis congratulations and
good wishes upon the celebration OF
their tWcnty-Iilth wedding annlVer-
:,ary.
MIR. Bruins talk dealt with Five
and Ten Cent Store buying BuSl-
ness. and the speaker took the mcm-
bcrs into the duties of Il buyer fol
such store, explaining the 'innel
Working'. He said that 5 and lO's
were relatively young, the first ono
being started in Lancaster, Pa by
+. w. WoolWorth and today there
arc approximately 5000 variety
stores.
Mr.. Bruin intcrspcrscd his talk
with iOcular references to Rotariidls
present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Mrs. Mills Is
Again Head
OF Philatheas

Mrs. J. Franklin Mills, of Hcndcr-
son, was reelected us president rol
the coming year OF the PhilathCa
Union al the annual convention OF
the North Carolina Observation-Disclosures
Association which ended ruur-day
meeting at Canton last Sunday after
noon. John S. Milne. of Henderson
was also reelected as Il vicC-prcSi-
dent of the Baraca group, even IN his
absence.
Choice Of Mrs. Mills at this time
is the first instance i'm the long his
tory of the associations when ono
person has been elected prcSidcn
tor the third time.
j. Paul Murray. mayor of Canton
and convention ChaiEmGan. was elected
president of the Baraca group. sue
cccding Is. ID. Bum. of Oxford, who
has Just concluded 4 tWu-yCar tern
in office.
Mrs Mills was awarded the b. Y
IIcdrick trophy, given by Mr.. He'd
rick. of Salisbury, for having or
ganizcd the largest number of classes
during the past year. She accepted
it with the honorS shared by hen
Shaw philathca class of the First
Baptist church of Henderson, OF
which she is the teacher. A Bible
given by O. n. Johnson, of Durham
for the best class report, went to 4
Baracu class in Salisbury The He'd
rick trophy was given this year for
the first time, and remains per
mancntIy in the possession of the
winner if earned three successive
years.
Honorable mention was given to
the kitlrcll Baraca class of the First
Baptist church here for the best class
report.
The 1911 convention of the two
groups will be held in Salisbury.
Social CuurtCSicS extended visitors
by the Canton people included the
annual banquet Saturday night and
"Trip 10 Clingman'S Dome, in the
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park. and an informal reception the
first night of the meeting.
Except for Il delegation from Kin
ston. the Henderson visitors to the
convention came the greatest dis
lance. Only the FIRST Baptist church
here was represented in this COM
munity. There were some from o.
lord and Il Guodly group from Dur
nam. but the most of the delegates
were from the Piedmont and West
Crn North Carolina sections.
\ feature OF the convention was Il
memorial service for departed menu.
bClS. who had died during the past
year. and one of those was Mrs. N.
Buckncr, Of AShcvillC who was for
many years Il full-timc paid secretary
of the State conventions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Murphy Gets
Six Months
For Larceny

Johnnie Murphy, 4 North Hendcr-
son youth of about 10 years, should
get some title along with the six
months road term handed 10 him to-
day in city court by Mayor Henry T
Powell, after Murphy pleaded guilty
to a larceny charge.
Murphy was taken into custody
yesterday by Police Sergeant J. G.
Hudgins, after Murphy had at
tempted to sell brass memorial plate
he is alleged to have taken at tho
Junior high school grounds.
Two of the plates, erected by the
local post of the American Legion
at the base Of memorial trees plant
cd at the school for Vance county.
World War heroes. who paid the
supreme sacrifice on the bottle fields
bore the names of John a. Williams
and Walter Pruitt: and the third was
Il plate placed beneath Il memorial
tree. planted by the High Schooi
PIT. A. in memory of Mrs. j. W
Beck, with the plate being erected
by the grandchildren Of Mrs. Bcci:
All of the plates were SO badly
battered, they Will have TO bc re-
placed with new ones.
The plates, as junk, were valued
at PIC.
C. L. MCdlin. Of Roanoke Rapid
was guilty Of drunken driving. and
was given 90 days. suspended upon
payment Of $50 and costs and tho
revocation of his operators license
for the next II months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
MAPS FOR SCHOOLS
PRESENT PROBLEM

Baltimore. June l2.-(AP)-Thc
Baltimore city school board suffered
a big headache and there was no re-
lief for It's dilemma.
1t was time TO receive bids on
furnishing maps and globes.
John W. Lewis. assistant supcrln-
tcndCnt. creased his brow when nc
thought about conditions in Europe
and opincd that maps we buy today
may have only historical value to-
morrow" The board said it didn't
expect the situation to be any bet
ter by the time bids close June 10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
ANDREW LEVENTIS DIES

Rocky Mount, June l2.-AndreW
LcvcntiS, about As, owner OF the
Hollywood Cafe on North Main street
died last night. He had been sick
for about four weeks following an
appcndcctomy.
Mr.. Lcvcntis came to Rocky Mount
from Henderson 10 years ago. lie
was born in ArahoVa, Greece, neal
Sparta in the state Of Lacona, and
came to the United States in 1910.
He is survived by two sisters, one
in GaStunia, the other in Henderson
and Stcpmothcr in Greece.
A Greek orthodox funeral Will be
held. i'm GaStonia today where The
body has been taken.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
FRED KOCH, JR. TO
JOIN UNC FACULTY

Chapel Hill, June l2.-Frcd KOCH
Jr.. who is completing his first year
as head Of the Department OF Drama
at the University Of Miami, IN
Florida. will return TO the University
of North Carolina this week as visit
ing professor in the Department OF
Dramatic Art during the first term
of the Summer Session.
While here Mr.. Koch will direct
the first stage production Of "Smoky
Mountain Road" his new full-lcngth
ruiu,uy ri the Carolina highlands,
to be presented in the Playmakcrs
Theatre ON July II, -, Is. The play
WAS broadcast early this month over
Il couSt-to-coast radio hookup by the
Carolina Playmakcrs Of the Air.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Sheriff Is
Being Sued
For $4,000
A. o. He ID epe h
Brings Action Alleg-
ing Malicious Prosecu'
ton; $4,000 Actual,
$4,000 Punitive Dam
ages Asked.

A suit for $4,000 against Sheriff
l.. l.. Swanson Of Vance county was
on record in Vance Superior Court
today, A. O. Hcdgcpcth, kttrcl
township farmer, being the plaintiff
and the allegation being malicious
prosecution. Actual damages OF Sl0,-
600 and punitive damages Of S5,OOC
arc asked.
The action followed warrants en-
changed between the two several
months ago, when lIcdgcpcth. owner
of l79 acres Of land in kittrcll town
ship, and on which he makes his
home, SWurC out Il warrant against
Sheriff Swanson alleging that the Of
riccr. after nc and his deputies had
destroyed an illicit whisky still on
land adjoining Hcdgcpcth, had gone
away leaving Il fire burning, and that
the flames spread, doing consider
able damage 10 some SIX acres OF
timbCrland.
This and other facts are reviewed
in HcdGCpcth'S complaint in the new
civil action. The plaintiff said Swan
son and his men came by the Hedge
pcth home for water after destroy
ing the still, and mat Hca8cpclf
asked lhCm not 10 go away leaNlilG
the lire burning to menace ms pro-
perty, but that they did. The fire did
spread. the complaint related, and
the sheriff was called IRON icnder-
son. ten miles or 50 distant, and i'll
formed OF the damage, Whcrcupon nc
returned, but even thcn dld 'llltlt
or nothing about inc ire, not even
|" me extent ol %ulnm"hlnS hcip lo
qucnch 1t. This Is alleged To- nave
occurred May 8. 1910. AT trial the
Shcrll WAS released.
The llcdgrpcth criminal warrant
was issued against the sheriff on May
/. and the complaint in the now civil
SUIT says the sheriff thcrcup"n Is
sued warrants charging lICd2Cpcln
with Illegal possession ana minuIac-
turing WhEEE. me pl'Ih'l!l dclIcG
any knoWlcoSc OF inc ownership Cl
Inc sun inc Shcrlll ana ms men RAD
cd\ ana declared mat WiIcn OFFICERS
came 10 ms nome 10 arrest nm III
the presence ol ms Wllc ana liNc
chIcrcn, ms Wllc was so ShocKro
as 10 be thrown mo coilEulSlolS allo
violent mysteries nccc""it'Ilils the
care nl piIySIcilh' 1t IS allcecu tiSC
that Swanson actiOh III issuing allo
serving the warrant was "acluatec
throughout not ny any regard lof inc
public interest, but solely ana eN-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Dance Date
For West End
Is Announced

West End Country Club Will give
(, dance Wednesday evening, juno
10, from ~ until , O'Clock Tor It's
members and their guests.
Freddie Johnson and his orchestra
will furnish the music tUr the even
ing.
Bobby Davis and ErskInc Gle
mcnts. Jr., arc the Co-chalrmcn OF
the event, ana promise Il most en-
Joyable evening.
The clubs June dance usually
uShcrS in the summer social season
tor Henderson, and attracts many
dancers from over this section.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
BIBLE SCHOOL FOR
MIDDLEBURG TO END

The Daily Vacation Bible School
that has been in progress nearly two
weeks at MiddlcbrTg Methodist
church will come TO an end with
commencement" exercises in the
form of Il program at the church next
Sunday evening, the pastor. Rev. I.
W. Leo. announced today. The pro-
gram will take the place Of the even
ing service. Forty-odd young people
have been enrolled in the school dur
ing the period it has been in pro-
gross.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
OLD REALTY DEED is
PLACED ON RECORDS

A realty deed made on january
10. 1899 was filed for registration at
the Vance Registry office Tuesday.
according to the records Of that Of
flee.
u. +. Starks sold the land to Sab
rian w. Wilson for $500. It was Il
tract of 100 acres in WiIllanSboro
township.
T. S. KittrcIl. trustee. sold Hamil-
ton Stewart three tracts of land in
Sandy Creek township for $500.
The tracts were Of SIS. 10 and Is
acres respectively.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
MIDDLEBURG STARTS
REVIVAL THURSDAY

A revival meeting to run for at
least ten days is to start at Middle
burg Methodist church tomorrow
evening. Rev. r. w. Lee, the pastor
announced today. He will do the
preaching during the entire period
of the series of services. The hour
in the evening is 8 o'clock, and the
public is invited to attend. The meet
ing is expected to continue through
Sunday evening, June %.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE


y IhG liver should pour on, two prr,o .,
!iIuld bile into your bowels daiIy r. .t o.
bic IS not flowing freely, your i,of ,r 1l.
not digest. 1t may just decay n H., h'. a,-T
Gas I'o;stS W your stomach. Y,V &c, cor,I
looks punk. 80 "osid
II takes those good. cd Carriers rt,.
Liver Pills TO get these t,yo u,rts - tr,,se
flowing freely to make you lei ",,., uos
up; Amazing in making bile Fo,. ;-, sEa
ASK for Carriers Little Liver Pals +, ,.sr.,
lug and Z6f. Stubborniy refuse any,hirs si,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four
|. Name the first President OF the
Il Il

|. Name the first President OF the
German Rcpublic.
2. Where are the Black Hills?
3. When il is autumn in Argentina
what season is il in the United States!
4. Name the largest province OF
CANADA?
S. Were Noah Webster and Daniel
Webster related?
6. What was the baptismal name oil
"Bulfalo Bill?"
7. What is the total full member
ship in the Congress of the OnItcd
States?
8. Which suit in playing cards
mas onc-cycd king?
8. Was the Titanic or the Lusltanla
sunk by German submarine?
10. How many rows OF stars arc III
the American flag?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
Stocks Stage
Strong Rally

New York. June l2:-(AP)-Cot-
ton future opened e to II hlgher'
Futures closed 10 to 20 hlgher
middllng spot 1885. up ~
Old contracts:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12
PRAYER Meeting Tonight.

Tn" regular weekly prayer meet
in% viii be held tonight at g o'clock
at tn" First Presbyterian church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

Danes, SwedcS, Germans and RuS-
slams, all had Il hand in the making
Of Tallnn, the capital Of Estonla' a
city of more than million souls.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-12

The word "hussy" Was at one time
IN reputable use for "houScWlfaH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-01
The Festive Touch of Color
WOOL GLOVES

Bright, hoppy eolors to odd note Of ooety
to your winter sport toss! And, what more,
these gloves ore all wool . ond that's per-
feet insurance osoinst the frostiest weather,
for pure wool provides the best protection
osoinst red, chopped honds.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-01
How to Obtoin One:

If you have regular employment,
simply come to our Credit Office,
stote the amount you desire and
your Letter of Credit will be arranged
immediately.
Or, Phone the Credit Office, District
44oo, before leaving home and
YOUR "Letter-of-Credit" will be
reody when you arrive.
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Credit Office .. Fifth Floor
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Here Is How You Pay:

Amount Jan. IS Feb. IS Meh. IS
of Letter Payment poyment Payment
SIS 1894 1884 Ss.32 !
ss5 sll.e7 slle7 sll.ee
| $50 sle.e7 sl6.e7 $le.ee
Nogales international., 1940-09-14
LEGAL NOTICE

ments thereon and let's Nos. IT, 10,
81, %, 25, 27, 20 and 81, unimprov-
ed, of the amended plat of the
Western Subdivision of the City Of
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Ari-
zona, as surveyed Oct. 1st.-15th.
1885, by w. H. Roper, and on file
in the office of the County Record
er of Santa Cruz County, Arizona.
Lots 1873 and 1873 of the amended
plat of the amended plat of tn /,
Western Subdivision as surveyed b.
Fletcher M. Doan July 30, 1897
and on file in the office of to-
County Recorder of Santa Cruz
County. Arizona.
Lots 1871 and 1873 as designated on
the Bradford Map and more par
ticularly, situated on Walnut Street
and McNabb Drive of the Western
Subdivision and on file in the Of
flee of the County Recorder of San
ia Cruz County. Arizona.
Lots A and B, Subdivision of the
southeast part CT Lot 9, Block 7,
Nogales Townsite.
Lot II, Block B, Mountain View
Nogales international., 1940-09-14
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR
THE PURCHASE OR IMPROV-
ED AND UNIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE OWNED BY THE CITY
OF NOGALES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Mayor and Beard of Aldermen will
at the hour of 8 O'Clock P. NJ on
the 21st. day of October, 1910, con-
slider bids on improved and unim-
proved real estate owned by the City
of Nogales, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
Lot seventeen (1D ANA Drive. in
the Northern Addition to the City
of NOgales, Arizona, according to
the map of the partial subdivision
of Blocks 113. 113A, ia, 114A and
115 of the Northern Addition Of
Nogales, Arizona. drawn by F1etch-
er M. Doan under date Of June ii,
1898, and September 20, 1887, and
on file in the office of the County
Recorder of Santa Cruz County,
Arizona.
Lots 83, IS and 81 with improve
Nogales international., 1940-09-14
zEE{52aIIfIy::1 /! i 5 ], ! !, 1 II: /
sik.AAASS SELLlNG8
By... E. ". era h a m

He's the guy all right. If you
know him, you love him. I guess he
has more real friends than any 9TH
er one man in Arizona. Outside Cf
fine parents (the best start anyone
can have), he began this game OF
life from straight scratch. He hasn't
asked any favors but he's given
plenty of them-never too busy to
listen to a friends problems. These
friends can be listed from the Presi-
dent en- down the line
Never a big man physically-the
injuries he sustained during the
World War have flung permanent
and ever painful challenge at him
which he accepted with character
istic smile and ''chins up" He's one
of the biggest men know wnen it
comes to. sheer courage, deter1nina
ton and initiative. Don't match wits
with him or they'll carry you back
to your corner-his brain is as keen
as the blade of that razor your dad
used to use. Tough breaks? Well,
he's had his share equared-and has
come through with colors flying.
BY this time you can't help but have
guessed who the man is.
A long time ago he and his broth
er bought the Tombstone Epitaph.
They found themselves in the mid
die OF big political fight, losing
fight from the start, but the best
interests of the citizens of Tomb
stone and vicinity were involved. A
representative of the opposition paid
them visit and offered $4,000 cold
cash fer their editorial support.
Quite a big wad to shove in front
of two very much struggling cub
newspaper men. The briber kept his
money, but completely lost his dig
nifty as he was bounced into the
street from the little office.
He never has diverged from an
honest, straight forward editorial
policy and never would, and he has
never broken confidence with the
subscribers of the papers he pub
fishes. He has always stood for those
things that were best for his COM
munity, state and country. He has
always been a strong booster for a
national tourist advertising cam
paign for Arizona, and has public
ly recognized the tourist business
as the greatest of the states indus
tries today, with future possibilities
unlimited.
Maybe if you happen to be one OF
his legion of friends and haven't
heard from him for quite awhile,
you've wondered why. I'll tell you
the reason, because he never would.
He has been a very sick man these
last few weeks, and know he does
not feel very much like writing to
anyone, but do know that he would
enjoy a letter from his pals and
friends.
His address is: The Rest SAM
tartum. Tucson, Arizona, and his
name is COLUMBUS GIRAGI.