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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
NOTICE.

l have this day qualified before The
Clerk of the Superior Court o! Vance
County, North Carolina. a. Execute,
under the last will and testament 81
the Late Mrs. Clara Beacon HoIi''
and this is to notify all persons noIH-
ing claims against said Estate Z!
present the same To the undersigned
within one year from this date. q.
this notice will be pleaded m DIT
10 any recovery. Persons indebted "
SAID Estate are requested Ia m'"c
prompt settlement.
This the 18th day of December
1889.
JERE p. ZOLLICO!Fth,
Executor Under the Will 81 ihc Lac
Mrs. Clara Beacon Ii"ui!.
}. p. & j. H. Zollicoffcr,
Attorneys.
l6-23-30-6-l3-2O
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
Indecision
Grips Mart
,:HNss w 1872 80

s:Nss5 FSsssSs IL. sitssss 1+ ~
New York, Jan. 20,--(AP)-ln-
decision again gripped the stock
market To-Day and except for a Few
.avoritas the general run OF lead
ers shuffled over Il general lrregu-
lar route.
Brokerage quarters were coming
. - r4Icluslon that many poten-
tial buyers were holding off be-
cause of record foreign liquidation
4hIle selling for Europe had been
dribbling into the market here
daily. offerings have been far from
urgent.
Transfers for the two hours total
ed 271,17O shares, the smallest since
December 9. Bonds and commodl-
ties were hesitant the greater part
# the day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
NOTICE OF DEMONSTRATION.

Having qualified before the Clerk
CT the Superior Court of Vance
County, North Carolina as admins
traitor OF the estate Of Mrs. Emma
McAllcster Knott late of Middle
bug, N. c. All persons having claims
against her estate arc hereby notified
to exhibit tilcm to me duly verified
at my Office in the S2aJoavd Railway
Building, Halifax ST., Raleigh, N. G.
On or before january 7th, 1871 or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of anv
recovery thereof. All persons indebt-
g d 10 said dccedcrt are hereby
notified to make immediate payment
10 me.
This January 9Th. 1910.
f. b. MchLLESTER,
Administrator OF the Estate of
Mrs. Emma McAllestcr Knott.
Pittman, Bridgers G. Hicks,
Attorneys,
Henderson, N. G.
6-l3-20-27-3-lO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
ANSWERS.

l. Games Horner Winston. son oi
Judge Robert w. Winston, OF Dur
ham. and 4 graduate of the UnINer-
Sitv. His mother WAS daughter OF
Dr.. J. H. ticrner, founder OF The tior-
ner Military Institute. Thlrty-S!N
Rhodes scholarships are assigned an
nually to the United States. They are
valued at about $4,000. and carry i
course Of study at Oxford University,
Ensland.
>. The 1889 payments amounted to
S24.9l3.604; for 1929, $50. 1000.
3. Only tour. two senators and two
congreSSm.u. The senators are VIII
liam Z. borah. of Idaho. and Ellison
D. Smith, of South Carolina. Thy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
Rat Gnaws Toe OF
Sleeping Negro

Tarboro. Jan. 2J.-Jamrs Pnney.
Negro. appeared at the county health
department. here yesterday with 4
badly gnaWed toe on his right foot.
He reported that he had gone to
sleep in rs home the night before
and woke to lind half OF his toe
gnaWed away.
His only explanation was that he
thought that during the night 4 rat
must nave &naWed his toe. His house
ne said. was full Of large rats.
He was treated by Dr. Edward
Robertson. Who had no remarks to
make aboU; the case.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
January 20, 1929.

Teachers in the public schools OF
the city have started an agitation in
their own behalf for an increase IN
their salaries, according TO the state
ment OF member of the faculty Of
the high school.
Everything in Warrenton points to
early work on the towns new S1O,-
coo hotel which is to grace the Green
site in North Warrenton. The hotel
will be modern in every particular,
with steam heat, rooms with baths,
ana ladies parlor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
January 90, 1915

The few remaining members OF the
Confederate ranks now living IN
Henderson and Vance county gather
I'd in the city yesterday to celebrate
d day devoted to the memory OF their
leaders. General Robert E. Lee and
General StoncWall Jackson. B. n.
Perry was speaker Of the day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
January 20, 1880

FIRST papers covering the right OIL
way for the power line that Is TO
stretch from the Carolina Power &
Light Company's huge sub-station
on the outskirts Of Henderson to the
site OF the plg power development
on the, Roanoke river were tlled Sat-
urday at the office Of the register
of deeds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today's native is gifted with di-
rectness and celebrity in action, but
somewhat gloomy in disposition.
Strive to lock on the brighter side
of life, as the tendency is to follow
the inherent Impulse Good paren-
tai training is important.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
urNnrpcoN IN r DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, JANUARY ~ l'4o
5-lO-2O-25 Years
Ago
(Taken from Daily
Dispatch Files)
January 20, 1885

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Harris, Jr. gave
L delightful family dinner Sunday
noon al their home on the Raleigh
road, IN honor oI the 82nd birthday
ut lnem ldner. ). Ii. Harris, 81.
Several delegations of boy scout
leaders went to Durham this after
noon for the annual regional con-
vention being held there morning,
afternoon, and evening, at which
time the Scout program for the year
was outlined and leaders acquaint-
ed with the work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
Cotton Market
Is Spotted

New York, Jan. 2O.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened three points high
er TO four lower. Near the end OF
the first hour, prices held one lower
TO two higher, March (old) ll.GO;
July (oldD 1899; May neW) 1887.
Futures closed four points lower
to three higher; middling spot liza,
oh nfa 6Gd
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
Grain
May Embargo Ship
ments to Japan
CONTINUED Frun- Page Onc)

in the occupied Chinese area.
In Tokyo, the newspaper Asahi
said the government next Wednes-
1AV would issue d decree providing
for continuation of existing duties
on American imports after the
treaty expires Friday. ..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20

WEBB'S HENDERSON SHOE STORE
Clearance Sale on nov. Ever i nc
reduced. 500 pair mems. WomeH's
and cl1iliren's on racks T Or
STAG. Sl.99 l7-iti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20

LET US PUT IN THAT FLOOR
socket you need or repair that light
that won't burn. Phone 81. O'NcI
Electric Service. III Montgomery
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pair work. MotOr Sales Ca
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20

FOR ALL PIPEWORK. PLUMBING
repairs and contracting: Leave Gull
at Hughes Furniture Co.. phone
379. or call residence 6l2-J. J. G.
Wheeler. il representative Of j.
c.. Wheeler & Som. l5-f,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back PCge

|. Moscow.
2. InsulatOrS.
5. Panama Canal Zone.
4 Boxing.
5. Solid, liquid and gaseous
6. Enlarges.
7. E-kon'-o-mist; not e'-kon-o-
mist.
8. Denmark.
9. Mechanism.
10. Airpl2ceS..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20

OLD MATTRESSES REBUILT LlG"
new $500 and S6.Ga. sp.a.. ,..m
Gate City Mat,rcss Co.. Weldon.
N. G. - .-gt-a-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20

ALL STATE LICENSED BEAUTY
operators. Phone 200 for appoint
ront. Your patronage appreciated
Rridgers Beauty Shot. IL"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20

LET Us REBUILD YOUR ,.J
mattress over like nos. ami ..
build innGr&prinGS. We .a...
feather mattresses. Gil ... Hn.-
derson Mattress Co.. G?T-E. U-.-
dcr:On. 2.-."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20

FOR KENT: STOT| BUILDING ~
Corner William uEG Ti&d-r .r.oar,.
See S. T. Peace. g---i-.-rH-m
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-20
Tom Cooper ant Ward to
Enter Cubernatorial Race
Correspondent Says

(Cort.rWcd From rage 0ne)
Evening star., 1940-03-31
Senators Who Are
Affected by Elections

In the East:
Gerry (DD. r. l. Austin tR,. Vt.
Gudey CD. Pa Hale tR). Me
Maloney CD. Conn Barbour tR). n J
Mead CD. NJ Y Townsend tR). Del
Radcliffe CD. Md. Holt Cd, w. Va.
Walsh Cd. Mass.
In the West:
Ashurst tD) Ariz. johnson tR). Calf
Burke (DD, Nebr Pittmsn DD, New
Chavez Cd. N. Mex. Wheeler tD), Mont
King CD. Utah Schwellenbach Cd,
O'Mahoney Cd. Wyo. Wash
In Middle West:
Donahey Cd. Ohio Vandenberg R),
Minton Cd, Ind. Mich
Truman tD). Mo. Shipstead (F..L).
Frazier fRD. N OAK MINI
La Toilette tPD. Wis.
In the South:
Mcclellan fD). Tenn. Andrews D), Fla
Bilbo D). Miss. Connally Cd. Tex.
Byrd tD). Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
Record Enrolment
Expected 1t INC

Chapel Hill. - 'H.--i1o'c" ION.
noint to an en.uIt. eat oI at least
1900, the largest i the history Oh me
institution. vixen tn" University Oh
North Carolina opens It's doors TINS
fall, according 20 officials here todaE'
Ben Husbands. associate registrar
said it looks as though there VIII De
between $50 end $50 freshmen en-
rolling. and between $50 and 4oo
undergraduates transferring IRON
other institutions. Last years tall
enrolment was 3.ol4.
Freshmen and new transfers Will
register on Monday, September 70,
and returning students will register
on Tuesday, September p. Glasses
will begin on the 18th. Students VINO
were enrolled last year or in some
previous year may register for Gre
dit through September 80 il unavolo-
ably delayed from reaching Chapel
Hill on the proper registration Date
An orienta'ioI program for fresh
men and now students will begin al
9 o'clock Thursday morning, Sentem-
Der 10. and continue through Sunday,
September %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
Wheat Bulletin
Now Available

College Station. Raleigh, Aug. 26.
"A bulletin containing recommended
tons OF wheat varieties 70" the diff
ferent sections of North Carolina has
been published by the North Caro-
lima Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton Ind is ready for general distri-
button, it was announced today. Dr.,
Gordon K. Middleton, economist,
and w. H. Chapman, assistant agro-
nor, st Of State College, and J. F.
Hendricks and D. w Coward, as
sistant superintendent in charge of
branch experiment stations a. States
vile and Salamanca, respectively,
are co-authors OF Inc publication.
A copy Of the bulletin may be OBJ
tanned free by writing to the Agri-
cultural Editor at n. c. State College,
Raleigh, for Experiment Station Bull
letin No. 1923, wheat Varieties for
North Carolina"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
Scotsman Wants
To See Blitzkrleg

New York, Aug. 26.-(AP)-Sir
John A. MacTaggart, 72-year-oid
Scottish real estate operator, 4ett
Sunday on the American clipper for
Lisbon, Portugal and Great Britain,
saving he had heard there was going
to be blitzkreIg in day or two"
and that he didn't want to miss 1t. ,
1--WE never seen blitzkreig and
| want to be certain that Hitler full
fills the advertised specifications, ne
said. "If they have more than 1000
planes in the air at one time l dom
want to be asleep here in New York
while a show of that kind is avail
able"
The British baronet lives here but
directs the Western Heritable Invest
ing Corporation, Limited, of Glas-
gov, Scotland, owners OF l2,oOC
apartment houses in the United
kingdom occupied by some $4,000
Glasgow and London families.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
Octogenarian 10
Run Tobacco Sal,

Kinston, Aug. 2G.-Gcorgc p
Fleming will be assistant mama.
of a tobacco warehouse here :.
fall and it will be the historic En-.
house. He operated ii many w..
ago. Fleming is an octogcna..
probably the oldest active ,obacr...
ist in the eastern North Carol.
belt. He is known to thousand,
farmers and tobacconiSts. He b.
been called the hardest worker ,
the Kinston market in spite Of 3
age. Kersey Smith is the veteran
<cmployer. Smith today tad /.
thought it appropriate that Flcmr
should run sales in his old aua
The house is moi many years yow.
er than Fleming. II may De the I'D
est in the belt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
Forestry Assn.
Program, Is
Endorsed
Daiiy Dispatch Bureau
-, S;r walter IinteL

,a1,;,b Auo 26-R. Bruce Ether-
az" Iirrctnr OF the Department Oh
CNnser\ alton and Developments lbs
s,,thusiastical!v ru,io, Sed Ire WEN
,,nint nrocra,,, Of the Mort >arolliid
Forestry Association.
The dozen detectives are:
More adequate forest ire p,o-
.oot;o, ~, = Statr.ride basis. support
ed by an increase, state 'Pp'opi ~
ton. ,,f
. Acquisition and Development u
- cvstnnI of state forests IS oe'''o'.
s.,.stinn .reuS in the manaSe'''c'''
I'D ,Isr Of non-tarm land: also "'-
ouis.. IN of more safe PARIS 60
2 Development ot community ~!
~. cn,infieS. town and cities 70
nrovide employment for local '>' .on'
and as source of income: Il p''''N
zion of watersheds. T.,
\ forest re.e2rch prosFanl ~
develop better pracuceS OF
,,,anaaerlent. improved rSih"CS %
a.,,,iEs -:,rber. better methods OF
,,,arufacturiug forest proaucS 'l'|'
new uses OF WOOD. . -. 60.
" More adequate facilities to' l'r-
estrv instruction. 49,,
An enlarged program OF + II i"
Forestry" education ana extension ''S
an aid to farmers II developing 'le''
woodland s,,.o,+,.,. in
tho schools ~ use "a more ln'"''''''-
-, ,,,] waterfalls
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
Rural Dry Vote
Wins In Person

Roxboro, Aug. 26.-Person county
apparently retained its dry status IN
saturdays second balloting on legal
lied sale of whisky because OF rural
votes.
-Four precincts in the city OF Roxo
boro recorded ballots numbering 10Y
in favor of control over 668 against
control, but heavy majorities against
control Wer. cast in Allensville ana
Longs store, county precincts, SO that
these precincts may be credited
with the dry margin of "a votes.
Allcnsville reported 81 for control
and lO5 against; Longs store, 26 for
control and III against. Many other
precincts were about even.
State dry forces were reported
greatly pleased over the outcome.
Ballots will be officially canVasseo
Tuesday morning at II o'clock. 10
| taI votes cast were 1,304 against con-
troll and 1,24O for control.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

slightly thick voice, and again
Gun sensed the foreigner, though
he would have passed In most
places as an Englishman all right
Its my first time here" was
Guns reply. But 1 must say l
hardly regard myself as a pa.
tient'-nor did I expect a medical
consultation was part of the per-
formance!"
The doctor gave an eloquent
shrug.
"Ah, patient it Is just a word!
But, Of course, we assume that
people do not come here unless
they have a reason. A little tonic
Ia reyiver. Permit me"
In response to his gesture Gun
obediently opened his bathrobe,
and the doctor nodded his approx
al Of the figure thus revealed.
There is not, I think, much
wrong with you"
i "No?" Gun agreed. I'm sorry
to be such a disappointment"
j; "Ah, no, but, we have to take
care. Firstly, in certain cases of
/. heart affection the ordinary ray
bath might prove dangerous. Also
we like to make sure that our
pat-our CLIENTS-obtain bene-
fit from our treatment. Pardon
: me. ."
I The cold rim Of the stethoscope
: impinged on the flesh over Guns
heart and lungs. The soft fingers
! of the doctor-Gun found them
, rather repellent-closed lightly on
t his pulse.
Him, yes. And the tongue,
: if you please"
FL Gun obtruded it.
e THANK you! There is little
: wrong with you-but you have
been OVERRIDING it slightly Of late.
n A little overwork - overstraln,
:. maybe. You need some rest. The
: nerves, too, are a little shaken"
: IT was just thinking the same
d thing" interrupted Gun, with .
o meaning which escaped the doc
d tor.
d ayes. The ray-baths will do you
: lot of good, you will find. But
e you must also sleep. If you would
! favor me with your name :"
"Dogsbody," answered Gun. un-
e hesitatingly. ARTHUR Dogsbody.
s Just q visitor to London"
d II see"
IS The doctor scrubbed in his case
d book. Gun had a sudden idea, and
,e took a quick glance over hs
" shoulder. The doctor wrote large
and-unusual for man OF his
al professionalism hand. The name
J. preceding Guns assumed one was
"Pullinger."
a ITO Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
Dean Schauh
Outlines Shift

Walnut Cove, Angus, o.
farmer who produce ccopor 'l- BE-
who secures the Iargcs, n ,''',,.o. Jig
per unit Of farm cntcrp,,in ' ,"
the person who succc.sr.m,. .'.. .
the Shift from tobacco ia n d, "".'
come sources. declared ~. ' @-
Schaub, dean of the ycro,' !. p
culture at State College i'm g.
dress here celebrating rln OF die
of a milk receiving plant, Dr. e..
with a party from the c,aoan I'D.
part in the fourth annaa. {.
county farm tour and .cr,-,,s
make the dedicatory addrc.. ~.
milk plant in the a.craoan
DR.. Schaub said that The ,~,..
farm had too few cultivated ..c..
make general farming as Dsof5,..r.
tobacco farming had been in =.
past. Therefore. he urged Tho a.. ~
crS to turn to chickens as tho g..
alternative. Those farms m ns.
80 to 40 bushels of corn an nero c
be produced should add hoe. .
every farm should keep q coy n.
home milk supply and other rar..
sell milk in the newly cs,abr...
market.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

v2s nervous, to say the least.
"Oh, first we see the doctor" ne
replied shortly.
1.-The devil we do" Gun eX-
claimed. What for?"
ooh, T don't know. It Is a rule
of the place, I suppose"
The man spoke impatiently, and
now he moved away.
Gun did not follow him, but
watched him. Two newcomers en-
tered the room, and the man gave
them a quick but comprehensive
glance.
All the same, 1t was becoming
impressed upon him that there
was not only something queer
about. the man lie was interested
in, but also about this place!
Somehow there seemed to him to
be something secret and sinister
about all this oriental fiim-fam'
he senscd, as he so often did IN
certain circumstances, something
menacing that lay behind all these
thick carpets, oriental decorations
and silent-footed attendants. .
Trer was one in the room now
| ouotiler synthetic (Gun hoped fol
The mans sake) eunuch, who
stood stiff1y by the door, but who
Gun observed, was Studying with
some attention everyone IN the
room. Another precaution against
! the admission of undesirables, OF
|. :?
! One by one the men who hae
been waiting had passed through
the inner doorway, and had no
returned. Fresh ones had dribblet
lin from the elevator, and each time
Gun noted, the foreigner" as NJ
had row dubbed him, gave tn
newcomers a quick, comprehen
sive glance
Now it was the foreigners turf
to pass through the inner door
beckoned in by a White-clad at
| terdant. After about three min
utes this individual appeare'
again, and beckoned Gun, VIII
passed through the door an
found himself in a medium-size
room fitted up as doctors OF
fee. For the first time since n
had entered the building the or
entail note had vanished: ~,
/ The man who stood beside TN
r desk was short and fat, and wa
clad in faultless morning coat an
Lavender striped trousers. He wa
; d pink-and-white little man, an
$ it ha.ily needed the stethoscor
hanging round his neck to conve
! the fact that he was doctor.
: Good morning" this individu;
n gret ted him. "You are a new ps
/ tent, are you not?"
Ell The man spoke softly. but In
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
japanese Bombs
Destroy Hospital

Chungking, China, Aug. 26.-(AP)
Japanese bombs destroyed the
American Southern Baptist mission
hospital Saturday at Kweilan, cap
ital of Kwang-si province, Central
News, official agency OF the central
Chinese government, reported TO-DAY
Eleven native patients and ser
wants, were reported injured. Ihe
building had been occupied temper
arily by the mission since its original
plant was destroyed in Japanese air
raid in December, 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
SINKING OFFSET

London, Aug. 26.-tAP-R@
Cros, minister Of shipping SAID 'oa
in an overseas broadcast. that Br'a
had lost slightly less than l.9mm
gross tons Of merchant shipping
the first year of war. but had offs
this by adding lust over 2.O0Dm
to the merchant fleet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
OLD HOLLYWOOD CUSTOM
ENDS ON "McGINTf"

It's Just an old Hollywood custom
and from now on it's out.
Banished from the set OF Para-
mounts "The Great McGinty," which
opens Wednesday at the Stevenson
Theatre, was the whimsical concert
of chair name-painting which for
years has identified lounging cast
and production personnel. Brian
Donlevy, Muriel Angelus and Akin
Tamiroff, prominent in the film, and
Writer-Director Preston Sturges
eliminated the custom when wet
paint wreaked havoc. And besides,
said Sturges, we all knew each other.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
SHORT COURSE FOR
NEGROES is OPENED

Greensboro, Aug. 26-Five hun
dred Negro boys and girls from 35
count were assembling on the
campus Of A. & T. College here for
the informal opening Monday night
of the 18th annual State Negro Ali
Short Course, r. f. Jones, Negro
Al specialist of the N. c. Agricul-
tural Extension Service, is director
Of the event.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
PEANUT CROP HURT
BY HEAVY RAINFALL

College Station, Raleigh, Aug. 26.
Eastern North Cardinals peanut
crop suffered IS to Is percent dam,
age from the recent heavy rains and
flood waters, B. T. Ferguson, district
farm agent of the State College EX-
tension Service, reported today. He
based his report on estimates OF the
AGRICULTURAL Marketing Service OF
the U S.. Department of Agriculture.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

quarter million Annie Oakleys for
tho school children of North Carolina.
This year, Raleigh school day viii
he tuesday, October 8, while school
dav for the state at large will be Fri
day, October II. THURSDAY o. ID.
week will be vocational educatloh
dow
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
, TEIS FIRST:

Gun Cotton. {; nous, agent OF Scotland
Ward arrives in LoI.Grn and drt'el- :
mysterious small packet - his surN +.
kInwn as -. despite several N'i''
which nave been made to take .'''.
him Tired and worn from ms
wrorkin,, assisn-lent. he takes
10 Sleichtncr's Egrrtiar, Ray b :.
a. he is e'r;.. 10 >rter. Re notices a
stranger. also entering the baths. who
seems very apprchensive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26
EVERY STATE REPRESENTED

Manteo, Aug. 26.-EVery STATE III
the United States has now sent an
automobile to the Lost Colony, &C
cording to the reports of Corporal
Tom Brown and his highway control
checkers on the Lost Colony parking
grounds. New Hampshire was the
missing state until Thursday night,
now the object is to secure a double
list of states.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-08-26

Political liberty is no more than
The instrument whereby civil and
religious liberties are secured.