davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1912 KALoRAMA RoAD-Attractivel fur
nlS,h,ed double rooms; excellent food. CO.
DOWNTOWN. 1910 VERMONT AVE Cool.
weekly. Others. board opt, NE. 72o4.
3os 18th ST. NE-Girl will share at
tractive maple twin hedrm., new pvt. home:
every conVen. AT 7647
surroundings ideal Free parking.
l7"S N ST NW-slnele and double room,
s:i2 81 and up: walking distance.
LARGE, NEW. STUDIO: single and double;
s'9 at coIambs P1nSsn' I'd 'f Co $G S1 AS'0fS"S f'
24ol 18th ST, N,w-High, cool, park loca-
ton, single. double, also large rm. for 3 or
men; l | windows; reasonable.
1855 CALVERT ST NV, Ant 5l-Larpe.
cool room. twin beds or studio couch.
Hobart 5Sa3.
GIRL-cool. single room, private; det,
Emerson 5104 cS-
ATTRACTIVE twin bedroom for > persons
N private, congenlal adult home EXeel.een,
food Conv. transp. Woodlev 1904. "S'
refined Young people single. double; South
ern chef Walking distance
MT. PLEASANT. 1905 Lamont st. NV
Real OPPORTUNITY: HomeliEe Exce! food,
1ueStS Se4uoEl ItsNt. CCiiN- Trans
a725 CoNN-Roommat for .younc lsdv,
porch Also SINGLE unlim phone 2S'
20"4 N ST. NW.-Large ond-floor front
room next to bath twin beds: suitable for
beautifully furnished rooms in private
young folks wanted Hobart 5727 II
SHARE d double Toop pom NTH s9v from NJ
4a17 18th ST. NW.-Large room twin
beds next TO bath: adjoining porch
Private home; no other boarders.
phone Maid service. Lar,ndrv one Blk
of 18th and Col. rd. >iic,s. CO 3797 ---
3a2 18th ST. NE.-Nice double room in
private home. No other roomers Lincoln
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. $500 Military I'd
Attractive cool rooms for refined young
ladies. Spacious home. Personally super
vised meals. Woodley 1897.
"O13 KALORAMA RD NV. nr. Conn
also cool basement rm. Shady street.
1912 18th ST. NW.-Availahle AUGUST /:
large cool double room, twin beds: Is min.
phone aite' Hobart hobart 5s7a. Ne~' ''''''e O'''''"
DUPONT CIRCLE I7o7 New Hampshire
ave n.W-Four single rooms. running
water; newly decorated Delicious food.
ROOM AND BOARD in private home with
PRIVILEGES of the house: Young married
couple employed or ; ladies: < min. to
town; 1Oc bus fare Phone OK 2I41. Mrs.
Stoneburner, :5515 N. 9TH ST, Arlington. Va
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Sinele room in
private home for young lady: meals
optional; reasonable. Woodley 1921.
1914 MORRISON ST. N.W.-Laree, cor
ner double room. twin beds; quiet cool;
garage.
1916 10th ST NW-Young man to
share large. cool, 2nd-floor front; newly
fllrn.. ODD hath: eXceptional meals 90
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

IN cool Virginia, modernly furn.; lce,
master hCdrm.. pvt. bath: new home: en-
ployed couple. Falls Church 2lI4.
IN NEARBY MARYLAND-Large double
room. private bath ard shower for gen.
tleman. Rox 351-J. Star.
103 DEVON FL. Alex. Va.-Sncle or
double, furn.. air-condltoned; new home
near new airport. 2S'
ARLINGTON-Well furn.. cool bedroom
next bath; lar@e closet. private home; >
ADULTS; no other rnomers. CH. 5215.
100 s "0th ST. Arlington Va.-Corner
room on st floor. nicely furnished, with
meals; $3.50. Jackson 1860.
MARLBORO PIKE. mile past D C. line
> young men: twin beds, tile both. shower:
meals optional; gar Hillside n371-W. 2S'
COLONIAL VILLAGE - Nicely furnished
doube room. next tn bath, with Jewish
fam,lv: J hlk Irom bus llne. CH 800.
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ROOMS UkFuRklSHED.

1928 KEARNEY ST. Me- rms, kitchen
cite, PVT. bath. good location, no children.
S27 mo. Michigan u403.
LARGE single and double rooms, hardwood
floors gas. light, heat. Also basement
room Michigan o"i5
95l SHEPHERD ST. N w. md a. rms.
kit porch, private bath; Frigidaire. gas,
eiec, heat. rent reas. adults only. eS'
FOR QUIET employed coupe, room.
in pvt home. nr y Capitol and r. /
ave. ne PeaS. DU. 3I31
cOLORED-lgO5 S st NV, large rooms.
md floor front: fNcellent location; light
housekeeping privileges
COIORFD-ll1" FaIrmont St NV
large. airy. unfurntShed rooms; front,
splendid neichborhood; reasonable rent.
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statesmen
SAlESMEN.
MAGAZINE MEN

Why work territory pounded daily by other
comp nies when you can work territory
worked only or 3 times year by COM
Ieadlng agazines? Commissions up to
I3M plus front: Spot verification only
Transportation furn. No Shelling out to
crew managers Pay daily or weekly. g.
day wk. to producers Apply am or g
pm See Dan Wagner 402 9th St NV
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HELP MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE. colored. neat, clean, for board
ing house, experienced in SERVING meals
2no cleaning. Local references. Live in.
Lincoln 1019a
FARMER AND WIFE experienced, with
relerence' sleep in. C. H. Bready Phone
ialthersbure 149-W. Derwood Md
JEWISH BOYS AND GIRLS to take orders
Ior Hebrew New Year cards Big profits
spare time work. Call Frank Gordon,
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Locol Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
! time 23c line e--- S SO
3 times zoe line e----- 180
Z times l9c line (consecutiVely) 3,99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-S12 25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less; l5c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines, I time, zoe line ---- 5 go
lines, 2 times, 18c line 1.0S
3 lines, 3 times, 15c line l,35
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained
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ROOtAS WANTED,

SINGLE III k. room. with e!ec refriGera-
,or must be quiet and near parking space
B0X 3i2-J Star
RSoSeRE iS.Se tI one Sng!e roSml must De INN
eate, must have shoWer. old couple pre-
ferrcd Call Mr.. Shc-wln, Randolph 9lo0
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
FURNITURE. rugs. household goods. etc.
Positively highest prices Also reliable
moving at lowest prices for best results
Call any time. Ii 54SS.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair hemstitching, buttons covered,
pleating OF st RE. 1900, RE. 2311.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD SILL
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN.
INC. AS YEARS AT 935 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches, diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry: full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S. S1S ST. NV
BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat
diamond watch cases condition unimpor-
tant as we use same in our mfg. dept.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.,
-o7 9TH St NV
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HELP MEN.
(Cnrtip,,ad

UNION FOREMAN, one who can work
with tools; must have experience all
around; Job ready. Box 325-D, Star.
WANTED . superyisor s for . chain main, Of re: !,
ayers and stan, must be, experienced in
eta IN the
BOX 46-G, Star.
ONE OF ALExANDRIAs largest heating
and fuel dealers has an opening for a
tion and service work. Only man. with
vs sGn' lps 4isx. sss ssl4 s Strand st. Alexandria
COLLECTION MAN, EXPERIENCED IN
POSITION. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE RIGHT MAN INSIDE WORK
ONLY. BOX 393-D, STAR
MILL WORK BILLING CLERK.
state experience in house construction
and IN ONCE work give age and salary ex-
geihsid. Reited EsnseT Md MN LSmber Co.
FURNITURE SALESMAN,
Experienced only, between the ages of 25
to to A. Permanent position with one of
one that can qualify. BOX 249-G. Star
COLLECTION MAN
For For :, delinquent account dept of large
state past exp. age. salary expected. etc
Ihe position open has an excellent future.
Box 322-D. star
statesmen
Who own trucks to sell advertised soft
drink TO dealers. direct from truck Liberal
drawing account, AGAINST commissions until
routes are established And weekly com
missions amount to $50. II you have clean
record and willing to work. we will teach
you to sell and help build your route Ad-
dress StatiNo see. selling exparierce md
SNAPSHOT of your truck and yourself Box
&c Star
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'lI 5th ST. Ne RMS. KIT. TILE
path pantry. front porch. automatic heat;
nr stanton Park; adults only; eentiles.
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1920 a5th st. NV ROOMS KITcH-
en bath S41 so and S45 F NJ PRATT
co. lol1 x ST. NV. MA. sfs"
129 HAMILTON ST NW-IIVING PM-,
oeorm' dnette, kitchen. hath. ; closets.
olo 9th ST. NE LARGE RMS. KrTcH-
IRON erT harF 00rrhnr ifte~ nm
en-. pvt. bath. porch. hot water, light heat,
gas. garage included admits
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THE TR7NoNT 1907 r".h ST NV
! room, kitchen, bath; 500 so Manager
DuDOni 1I63
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

rms; all with running water newly deco
and snds fn5
single, $3.50 wkly up; dbles, ssbO up.
ALTuRAs. 1869 10th st. n.w.-Attract.
iIrn fnd I'm rms: mr. showers; S4.hr' elevator
zhRaaT Ho1 rnsSsa 1sa ans s!s With ol
yate bath Simmons inner spring mat
tsrssss;s s.s%;, eles fans; circulating ice water:
and MOVIES and brief walks to Govt o.
bf besfin al al 5000 10 eek's' '0ee'a' monthly 'a'eS
PRINCE KARL. HOTEL, 1901 NV
Attr rms, running water, inner-spr matt;
hotel 24-hr. switchboard sec. service. elev.
rss HorE and K Weo 9ssstH saos sh ussi s
With bath, from S1o so weekly: 24-hr ele-
Tator Tsnr and switchboard service; excellent
2eI14 CATHEDRAL AVE near Conn. ave.
Single cr double. twin beds. well furn.;
porch; cool. Columbia $3.50.
sI s1na ST W. stnalo re TGor sink
$3.50: District 2135.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1857 corn.-Two lovely
studio rms. pvt. bath. Take elev r. 3rd
moor. INQUIRE before pm. NO, 1922.
3o42 ST Sc. Hillcrcst-New,y furnish
M cd room, bath, phone; S25 month. Lincoln
U0Vf.
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th NV
Lovely rooms. newly decorated: running
water lnner-spring mattresses: single SIS
up: doub.. 81 IN: showers elevator
3-Rm Front English Basement Apt so.
NEAR DUPONT CIFcLE r7ao p-Laree
room, double or single. next to bath: well
furnished reasonable oGs
2201 MASS AVE NW-For discrin,inat-
ing guests: everything new; RUNNING water.
lnner-springs. switchboard; breakfast op-
tional
1855 ChLVEPT ST NV. Ant. 51-Corner
room. twin hede reasonable: board op-
tiona. Hobart 5S03
KEW RDFNS''-httractiv furnished
room se'ni-private both; r~'vnte entrance:
on bus line. Phone Ho. 72a5
25"4 18Th ST. N.w.-Laree front room;
men; twin beds. LARGE closets; S25 mo-;
small room; $3.50 AID. 1886
2ol7 KALoRAMA RI NW.-Lovelv front
room. Windows roahogarv fu-,it,,re win
beds. inner-spring mattress: - block Conn
aye convenient to buses and cars. "n~th
V564 oSa
Ho2 6th ST. N W-ror rome: . Ice rms
trnnt. p'en e~ kit F~io'Iaire reot'v
furn. walk dist TO all Govt. depts en-
ployed people: $40 per week.
a00 18th ST NV m FrankIi,, psrL
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. ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH AND PORCH;
heat sas. .eiec. included. Phone Lincoln
lh1iS 1n1 fth st ne
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9Sft WISCONSIN AVE = ROOMS.
norehes KITCHEN. bath free refc. $50 -
50. F NJ. PRATT CO. 1917 K NV.
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Ga A ST SF-JDFAL. 1st FL, 5-RM.
apt; nr- Capitol Library and trans heat.
gas b V slsc. Ericlda ire incl
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Sirable corner ant. of rms. kit and
bath newly pauered and painted S55
INQUIRE on premises No sol 18th ST n W.
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36l5 33rd ST, MT. RAINIER Nd
rooms. Elt hath. heat. light, h W, S31 so.
! blk. R I. ave
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duced. . large rooms. kitchen. bath. d.
nette. screened porch. ward. STORAGE locker;
I'll heat hot wa-e- furnished redecorsted.
1884. Ant DI. 2434. Other apart
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400 14:h ST NV ROOMS KITCHEN
and bath newly decora ed; Frlgldaire on
mouse current: reasonable
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1928 11th ST, NE. c'nd FLOORS RMS.
b. porch. b VIII; all outside rms: S3o so.
II. II CARTER. fl3 5th NV MA AIS
. LARGE ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH.
newly decorated $40 Open. 9lO R l.
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HAMII TON CTS. o140 " ST NW-AT-
trac.. 4 rn,s. k. h $50: elec. refg res
nor, UNION STORAGE co. NO O1O4
S36. .5n--FA1RLEE. 1921 KENYON NV,
nr 14th and Park-Lge liv rm bright,
CHEEKY. nice dinette kit. tile bath refg;
newly decor; attr. well-managed bldg
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no. 18th ST, W.-ror rome. Ice rms.
'front.' "'sn e~- kit F~io'daire. reot'v
furn walk dist TO all Govt depts en-
Dloyed people: $40 per week
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o027 K ST NW-2 PMS KITCHEN.
CO. 13l K st NV
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100 9th ST Va ROOMS KIT
dining rom. bath heat. gas furnished.
cleo: So mo: pvt. home: handy to down.
toWrr District 656f
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STUDIO fpT.- > PONNr0. vrTCuENFTrF
nam. hro0.acn, psr'!r furnished INQUIRE
1919 Conn ave or = Pices court
1"A NEAL ST n Nr-2 ROOMS YIrCuFN
srd hath: newly decorated: janitor service
rcacn-ah'e -,
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CORNER. APT. 3 IGF RMS NEW Y
6ecoratec. southern and eastern expos
h-W.h.. eiec- 351 11th ST Sc
fdo3 1Ath ST. NV" AND ? ROOM
apts; Kit bath: G. ref-.: newly deco
rated. S4H so I'D. Apply mgr
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFuR.

LADY, WANTS End FLOOR FRONT
Iurnlshed apt; with private family; n ".
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WALKING DISTANCE.
1912 18th n.w-single. 2nd d., front;
cool, attra.; maple furn.: reasonable. 27'f
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY FOR MONTH
or f weeks. " rooms kitchen bath Dorrh
KEW GARDENS. Phone Michigan 5000
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2ol7 FALORAMA RI. NW-Lovelv front
room. < WINDOWS roahoganv fur,itrre twin
beds, inner-snring mattress: ia block Conn
1864 oss
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THE CLIFTON 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV.
= rooms. hall. pantry bath, locker. nm
furn' 5000; furnished 500. See jsnitor
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1884 18th ST. Nw-Lpree front room
men: twin heds LARGE closets; S25 mo !;
small room; S3 so AID no2R
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800 18th ST NV on FRANKLIN Park
Cool, neatly furnished room; e1eening or
| Ink continuous hot water: S3 wk up
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Living room, bedrooms, kitchen
bath, shower $50 50
Newly decorated and furnished Sleep
wen llnner-spring inner mattresses on all beds;
kept, freproof bldg, in most convenient
location: resident manager
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aa 74th ct So" PocNs KITCvFN.
private hatN 'qrge porch: heat light gas
fNr0'SNet rr-'v frr0-2fr1
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pTDpocNe LrvrNc1 ROOM x q
~ Corr ave ; newly decorated; conv.
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IFE MENDOZA 5000 2Oth ST NV
one !sr @nd one small hedroom living
room. KNCnenere. hath: completely fur
Sl.hed tor houreteepIng, linens ard silver:
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KEW GARDENS "-httractive furnished
room. seni-private beth: n~vnte entrance
on bus line. Phone HO zoos
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ENTIPF 80 Fl COR. " pOoMs- KIT
pFl Ha,1. large oorcN. CT ". heat. lcht,
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W., The Charlotte Apt. o
rrnished front studio room;
n. SS ueekly
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JEFFERSON ST. W.-C,ean. COM
bic room. 3 WINDOWS, next to bath:
trans. Georgia RT10
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~, ST. Ne" ROOMS. KIT -Dr
hftfe. bath. Incl uH!'rn phone Frieidaire,
chW., auto. heat DU 219O
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and 3 bedrooms living room dining room
kitchen. . baths; reasonable rent Resi-
don't Ant OQo
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PERPETRATORS, repossessed and re-
built All makes. all sizes. over 200 to
choose from Frigida ire. WESTINGHOUSE
g. E. Kelvnator,. Leonard. coldspot.
Roree nt;nss CroslsyY ~ All fully guaranteed
free service warranty Extra large trade
allowance. Shop us before you buy and
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OIL ST. Apt. 5l-Cuoi st-
tshed studio room, unlimited
*. Atlantic 6G1o
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2ol MASS. AVE NW.-For discriminate :
ing guests: everything new. runnine water.
lnner-sprinss. switchboard; breakfast op-
tjonal
Evening star., 1940-07-27
HELP MEN.

CARPENTERS-Repor Piney Branch Apis,
sligo parkway and Blair rd., Silver Spring,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
NOTICE OF RESALE.

The land hereinafter described
having been offered for public sale,
and subsequent thereto an advance
bid of 10 percent having been made
as provided by law, by virtue of the
power and authority contained in a
Deed Of Trust executed by Kittie
Crallie, widow, recorded in Book
1874, at page 526, in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Vance County,
N. c., default having been made in
the payment of the debt therein Sc
cured, at the request of the holder
of the note, l shall again offer for
@ale at public auction, to the highest
bidder for Cash, at the Courthouse
door in Henderson, North Carolina,
al Il o'clock Noon. on Thursday,
April 4, 1910, the following described
real estate:
Begin at post on the edge of an
Alley; and run N Is degrees SIS
minutes E 78 #. TO post; thence
N 81 IL w 1l3 IT. to post; thence
S 10 deg. II min. w 76 it. to a post:
thence S 80 deg. 80 min. E 116 it. to
the place of beginning, being Lot No.
q of the N. H. Chavasse property
plotted by w. B. Fluharty, and re-
corded in Book az, at page &c,
Vance County Registry. See deed
from J. H. Goodrich. and wife.
Bidding to start at $4,000.
This the 18th day Of March, 1910.
L. +. GHOLSON, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
4 esa1ay n II
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

l734-Innmas Mexican. Delaware
lawyer, SIgner Of the Declaration Of
pGndence, Pennsylvania chief
justice and president Of Delaware
ooth at the same time, president, the
Continental Congress, born London
berry, Pa. Died June "a, 1917.
1848-Elias Hicks, noted Quaker
preacher Of Jericho, N Y, VINO trav-
eled the country over, leader Of a
separation movement, BORN New
York. Died Feb. 81, 1880.
1790-(150 years ago. Alexander
H. Everett, noted diplomat for Ame-
RIGA in Europe, New York magazine
editor, author, brother of Edward,
the famous ator-statesman, born
in Boston. Died in China, June 20.
1847.
1842-Gecrge Herbert Palmer,
famed Harvard philosopher and man
of letters, born in Boston. Died
May 7, 1888.
165O-Alice French Octave
Thanet, novelist, born Andover,
Mass. Died at Davenport, Ia, Jan.
9, 1884.
l855-DaVid Todd, famed Am
herst College, Mass, teacher of as
tronomy of nearly 40 years born at
Lake Ridge, N. Y. Died June /,
1889.
186O-William Jennings Bryan.
lawyer, congressman, three times
Democratic candidate for President
orator, secretary of state, born Salem
III. Died July 26, 1925.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
ANSWERS.

|. By a fire SAID . nave peeh
started when a Negro woman car
ried a lighted torch to the cellar III
search of eggs. The main bllilom?
md the east wing were deStroyeo'
The west wing, standing today, IS
used as a residence. The building,
completed in ITO. cost about sou
600. and was said to have been the
finest building in the new world. IL
was first occupied by Governor
Tryon, and then by Governor JOSIAH
Martin until the beginning OF the nc
evolutionary War. Governor Rlchard
Caswell, the first governor of the IN
dependent state Of North Carolina,
we'd there for some time.
>. Walter F. Poole elected on the
Republican ticket to the Fitty-E1@ht
congress in 1888. Congressman Poole
lied on August %. 1888, before con-
"ress assembled. Thomas G. Skin
ner, of Hartford, was elected to fill
he vacancy.
3. The first State institution was
he Fayetteville Colorcd Normal
School, Fayetteville, in 1877. Govel =
nor Vance took leading part in es-
iabliSh!ng and opening the school. It's
object was 10 train young men and
women Of the colorcd race Tor
teachers.
4. To tattoo 1.-The arm, limb, or any
part OF the body" Of any person I'M
der the age OF 81 years is misdc-
meanor, and is punishable by fine
II imprisonment
). According to the latest reports
Of the United States census bureau
the average value Of an acre of North
Carolina farm land is S3l.76. The
average for the United States is
$3.50.
u. according TO the last census
there were 74,777 babies in North
Carolina Of less than one year Of
age. The parents Of only 1882 of
these were living in town.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
His Masters Voice

Such informs. ,Iun aS has leaked
out indicates that Premier Mu>So-
lini has again heard his masters
voice and jumped al the crack Of
Adolf Hitler whip. MuSSolini be-
gan his rise to power long years ago
before the world ever heard OF Hit
Ter. He stuck out that pompouS
chin and reared back a prideful
head to strut himself before the
covering people of Rome and OF
Italy.
But he has fooiiShly or otherwise
allowed himself to be enSnared in
the foxy Hit!er'S trap. to the end
that he comes and goes at SuggeS-
tons from Berlin or Munich. Now
the word from Bremen Pass, where
the two totalitarian heads aSSemb-
led yesterday for what was called
a momentouS conference. is that
Hitler has made demand on Mus
Solini for help il and when Ger
many has lost several hundred thou
sand dead in trying 10 crash the
French Maginot line. And the Ger
man started back home with the
idea that his Italian VasSal had
heard his masters voice and would
prepare for execution OF the orders.
MusSolini may think he is en-
HANGING MS own fortunes by tying
up with Hitler and Stain. He hates
Stain as much as Hitler does, but
the two are so Intoxicated or so in
sane with ambition that they are
ready to go the great lengths to
achieve their gOai;. Both may one
day find that sly old Stain is more
than match for both Of them at d
game of poker, and they may be
left with the bags to hold. 1t would
serve them right.
Honorable MuSSoIini was doing
very well by himself. But when he
finds contentment in becoming the
tail Of HitlerS kite--well his stock
just depreciates. He would gain
more in the role Of neutral than
by taking sides with Hitler, some
thing he may one day learn, even if
too late.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
The Hatch Bill

When the Hatch bill forbidding
Federal employees from dabbling in
political affairs first passed Con-
greSs, we thought it was a good
thing, and still think it is in SO far
as it applies to Federal elections.
But when the Congress gives the
administrative branch of the GOV
eminent the Questioned right of 60
ing into the states TO determine the
activities Of local governing agen.-
cies, it is time to Call d halt.
In its final analysis, the Hatch
act as made to apply to local poll
teal activities, is nothing short of
a bold invasion Of the ancient and
basic doctrine OF liberty and states
rights. 1t is fresh example of the
thirst for power that exists in
Washington, and is new evidence
that the administration is seizing
upon every possible straw to give it
the excuse and the right to thrust
its program of RECOMMENDATION of
everybody and everything into every
nook and corner of the land.
To our way of thinking, the argu-
ment of purifying politics, as adj
vanced in behalf Of this invasion of
states rights, is nothing more than
an attempted alibi and camouflage
to hide the real motive, namely, out
right, direct control of local and state
politics. The guise used is that of
political bans on workers whose pay
is even in the smallest sort OF way
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-19
COTTON CHASING
SERVICE is FREE

College Station, Raleigh, March 49,.
Applications Tor the free cotton
CHASING and market news services
for organized cotton Improvement
groups during the l940-4l season
can be filed any time after cotton
is planted, but not later than August
IS. it was announced today by j. a.
Shanlllin. Extension cotton specialist
of State oIlege. Last year cotton I'M
provemcnt groups in this area were
given until September to apply
for the service.
Shanklin said that the earlier clos
ing date is necessary to assure SAM
ping and classification Of early-gln-
ned cotton. Last season many ap-
plications were filed too late to al
low for delivery Of record forms and
other supplies before the first cot
ton was ginned. These groups did
not obtain classification of their ear
ly cotton.