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hen 9Jatt: .&ttler tuuroe als 8e.
freie' heeriibt. Sdtte nibt aneaiidts
bieie. Eotfute bns 11rteiI gnslanbs
ein'ithisr uer iein ioren." Ser In'
idlub ri anlpiorr-rflid. gs fei tein
anarift auf Elm frentoes golf erfolgt,
ionoern elm &inoernis aus Dem Beee
ger6l,rt tporben. Der befannte eng
liide Sournaliit Waro priee, Der bic
geri ,rsuns In Der Sitrnart ols au.
een,euee ieIbit miterlebte, frat am
12. .Mirs in 2in3, als Die Maiien Der
Staet aboIf Gitle erparteten, ipon.
tan Dor bas Mifropbon uno erfldrte
unter !tiirmiifem Subel. bob er ben
Seiterreidern gu oieiem biltoriihen
Gage 'eins bersliditen @liidtpiinide
ousiprsde. Sn Der r0ailp Mail"
fdrieo er ant is. M1rs: Iuf ben
aan5cn @ege brrd Sber. uno Nieoer.
0ite, relf lei es in,nner oasielbe gilo
9eipeien uno INNER bieIelbe 8eeeiite.
runs. seIbit IN BEN friiber marriit'
ifhcr Stdoten uno in oen fart ia.
tboliItrn @esenben fet Der Subel
eleita srob sepeien.
Nibt onbers NOR bd,noIs, tpie aus
BEN Staten bes gerIiner gIattes
berporsebt, oas Bib Der fiibrenoen
frans5iiiden GreiIe. ~aooIf SitIer
bat be,,te," 10 fonnts man om Is.
Md-; i'm rSournaI" Iefen, rieinen
erobten Sriumpb peripirfIidt. gr
1T nod 1ien surii1eetebrt, Sos er 5u
elmer Seutfden staot eemadt bat..
Dec ..Eetit Borifien" soe am 13.
MGr3 cus benz SubeI Der oitm1rfii9.
en- ge,oIferuns ben sdlub: rsie
oirf!c fdon piel tiefer anseitedt se.
tpeier fem, ols man bos onsemein
eeeIau6t hdtte."
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9unncrstaa, 1S. Sannar:

9unncrstaa, 1S. Sannar:
Solrittass galtern Ston6aro Sime
Gas Ntohridten. engliih
$50 9Sobridten, ensliib
ga ')n,itta9s Galtern Stanbaro 9ime
5:45 Nahr'hten, englii9
6:15 3eit,,nss'hau
7:30 GertIdlanoeho
SOC Mahrihtsn, eneliff
s:45 Sftuelle Soctrdse. eneliid
500 sus Dem 3eiteeifeben, enelild
1875 Nahriften. beutlh
10 30 @adritten, ensliid
1880 aursberift. ensliih
1900 Na6riaten. ensIifd
Trcitas, 19. Sannar:
gormi!tass Gaitern Stanoaro Time
l6:45 Nabrihten, eneIiid
$50 Nadrihten. ensliib
Narmittass gaitern stanoaro 9ime
5:45 9odridten. eneliid
Sis >3eitunesidal,
1880 0euti6lonoe6o
500 Nadrihten, eneliih
900 Nus oem Seitgeideben, enaliid
tO:15 Tad,ridten, beutib
1880 Nadrihten. eneliih
1880 aur5be-idt. eneIiih
1900 Nahriften. enslift
s,.berbem nerben ie nad @eoorf
lpih,.se 'fadritten bon Sou gu Gon
aut gu ionit,sen 3eiten eeienbet. aen.
bert1een Der Senoeaeiten uno @eI.
leld'aen tperoen ietpeils iiber ben
Se.1Ser befon7tsegeben.
Ser Geutide Suratpellenienber 1T
fiGer. bab feline Sorer IN Noroame.
rita ibm eeraoe iest nit Der sleiden
aufnerfIamfeit tpie bisber foIgen
tpercen uno biitet Sic, beriidert su
iei.l bah er oas spine tun ipirb, Inn
Shren Gag fir Gag elm umioiienoes
gilO Der Gage uno Der 9atioden su
gebe,:.
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freuHe mnN Nrbeit
Cff;sie1es Crsan Ses Snternationd. d.
len Seutralbaros Jreube nnb Arbeit,
8erlin. 8auptidriftleiter @aIter
&icbt 8eft II 1T iueben eridienen.

Ston bds 9itelbilo Der ne,,en
3umrrer itebt san5 i'm 9eiden Der
neufralen staoten. Gin reiaenoes
WSedben aus Sloba In sftpeben bon
SdreOens beriibmteitem Maler In.
bers 3orn, Ser bemnGhit 80 Sabre
aIs senorben ,pdre. fdmiidt ben M,,.
bent,teI. Ser SnnentitcI brinst Bill
Der bcn shtpeoens n6roIifiter So.
feni,lot Soparanba. sluh cine
fdnar5-meibe seite aeist nod giI.
Der bon sdtreoens GFeniden uno
9anr.
NOrlreaen lit nit einem a,,fihIub.
reihen Irtifel iiber ben in ben Iesten
Sahrcn peltberiibmt eeiporoenen
0id'er Trpsbe @uIbraniien pertre.
ten.
Wei nien lit nit foitliden giISern
bonn iiamiiden sdneerlpettitreit in
Bridge pertrcten. llngorn nit inter.
eiicnten 9ilbern aus Stobt uno 2ono
Ius StaIien er5Gtlt elm geridt bon
Der lehantiniifen Meiie in gari, cine
bunt' iebr eeluneene 6arbmontaee
brtnet giIoer italieniiher Bolts,
funit. @on einer Reiie nod spanien
ber:btcn cine farbenirobe srobe Mon.
taee ,:nS elm Mrtifel aus Gan seba.
titan.
| Cine meitere fartise Msontose 3eist
ums shnappidiiiie in SueoiIatuien.
nj! omielben Sanbe befaBt iid Die
sdtnyhiloieite oieier Summer in ei.
nem i,igoilmuiIhen panoromo. Bon
9risd1enlano brinst bos nere Self
cine bante 9ilberieite uno einen slr.
tifel ~Mtbener silbouetten". ferne,
einer ;ntereiianten Srieinalbrief ei
ner @riehtn nad elmer o,,sseoebnter
Deuii1lanbreiie. Cine reiaen6e bunt
seite oringt rGixopGiide 3ra1ten
srurpcn". Mie iiblid erideinen oi,d
biesn,ul bic Dilonofiaen aus ber 81
plomatie. ooneben Nilber aus be-
8eitgefhihte aus afTer weIt. 80,
erob m Sntereife 1T Elm @eiprd4 mi
elmer gneldnotrin Die in Geuti9lan
gebl,eben lit unb nun cas- Mei9 n6t
rem, oes arieees erlebt.
0er 8oriisenbe: bes riitteleutopd
'fAen Dirtfdoftssdees, 9erltr
ipr'dt m eincm u1sgeaeihneten vi
tile ii5er siihoite,,ropa un6 Deutid
lnno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

SugeItH HuDeE ul9 >ipll'eIllWuIIltue
0er.'efuns tn Yrcblrme, Die Sen
pbi!oirpben, ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ter. ocn &iitorifer uip betpeeen.
Ald, Der @unfd, Idneller fertis ;u
'ein. idneler ielbitanbis su iein uno
gu re,oienen, rnodt itd bier, BET elmer
iiberDa,,pt ielbitdn6ieer eetporoenen
Susenb bemerfbdr. 9iiraIi9 ers1blte
mir ein befannter @elebrter, ,oaR feline
IifI.enten linn oaponIiefen, Inn aur
Snouf!rie gu seben, no fie i6nelIer
poranfdmen. beiler perbienten. sd
,piirSe. aub tpenn t6 o,oerstpo 1ptrt.
fhaftIid biel beiier geiteut tpdre. ME.
malls meine @:iienibaft oufseben. Die
Dos SoeaI meines 2ehens it," fiiste
ct b:n5u, itnb, bier ieben ipir oeutIih
ben llrteribiea. Der oben eefenn5eih.
netsn 9luffaiiuneen.
sssn oller @elt tpiro lber bic v2an6.
flumt" Der i1nsen Generation se.
tlast. Gas 1T Elm febr ernites unb
iebr foleenid,peres aopitel, ,oenn nod
iinmer ba! oos uraIte Spridtport
redt: ~0urh ben gauer beitebt bic
Welt!" 9ie eanse @roBitabt NIT if.
ren s.dn5enocn Gaiiaoen, ibren ted.
niiden Bunoern, ibren Muieen,
9bcctern. l1niperiitdten @arenbdu.
fern. Tnbrifen, ganfen, ,pirb 81, elmer
l1nn,Salidteit obne ben 2onomonn,
oenn @rot 1T sic SHUTTER alIer aiinite,
uno 1ur eine 3eit uno 2ebensouffai.
finu, be p0llie natrrfern eetporoen
tudr ,'nb gifteriin aus benz NipbaIt
empo-itiee, fonnte ben r8auer" iiber
bic GtuIter onieben ,nb nereeiien,
oab bas aorn niht int 86derIo6en
,p6d1i' i,nb bas @emiiie nidt in ben
MorfibnIlen. aann iemono einen
Stas.S ,,ennen, Der tpidtieer lit ole
Der 2,nbmonn2 @os fir Elm Grana
bat cher In Der 2onoiusenb Dlas ee.
arifIen, bic Geder unb Dorfitile a,,f.
aeben iui0, Inn bofiir ben 70 iiber.
iddstcr, blinfenoen, sleibenoen 3au.
Der Der eroben stabt ein5,,touiden!
Su riel miibepolIe Irbeit, Die nidt
seIobn! tpiro in eeniisenoem MoBe,
5u .p:uig Gnteil am bunten Strom
oes 2ebens, Der eben III ben stdbten
brett Oabinrori6t?
Ger @robItdoter ,peib. bab bas
iiberIhdst tpi-o, ct Iiebt Dos freie
Sana NIT ieinen @ieien, ieinen
aedern. @dloern, seen, ieinem fret.
en Si.nmeI. feiner Naturperbr,noen.
beit. Inn lit bic I6noIide Stille Cob.
'al, i.ne ct peiB,oab Der i,,nse
Werfsb. Der bonn 0an6e 1iebt, in ben
,nstn Auortieren Der stabt, In lbren
| Gob, ten, ibrem 2drm feinespees
aliidlieher iein tpiro, oab man iid an
oen iSeieraIencb,nnmel ourh el6n.
senoe strabe5, an Wuiit, ,gafees unb
5iieicn.ainos idnen ae,pobnt. oab
mar iib au9 in Der Stabt abrofern
muB Tim iein 0rot 5u peroienen, unb
leine 3cfinen bier idnelIer log ipirb
als ellf benz 3anb.
| Gin grobes 2anb, Elm m1Gtises
@oIf 1T tpie Elm Sreanismus, elm Ie.
6entcs. Iebr fompIisiert sebaltes 9e.
len nit aopf uno Maeen, Sera une
| Sirn. Sano uno Sub. gr lit franf, es
treter ausfaas. uno WanseIeridei'
nu1lgen elm. ipenn treenbein Srean
ber'agt. Ser 8eIebrte un6 Der 4iinit.
Ter farm obne Den Mrbeiter ni6t ans,
fommen, iie nIIe brauhen ben gauer
unb Der @auer brauht lie. @anae rie'
ienbafte Snouitrien iino aus Der It'll
len @erfitatt bes 8eIcbrten berpor'
eesc1sen; feline 0ilminouitrie, @a'
oioirE:.itrie, &ontsentadnif, aunit.
ieieeiin6uitrie unb 10 tpeiter ipdre
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- oas 1lnansenebme HSt fi&
ni&: oaburd abmenoen. bab ou bei.
men 9crn bariiber an Qnoern ausIdBt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

@pn @Aifap Stpfse

Ser BaIb iftreiet in ber Siefe
Sbnars uno ihirer, dls i6liefe
Sn I'm bas Sero Der Welt;
I;a iriiae ct I'M Sun!el
S's iiinsiten Sass 0efuntel,
SaS ii6 perbcreen bdIt.
llrc 1T bod MIR bic Stille,
81, iener tiefe Dille -
@os tim 70 emit fein ldbt -
SIR ii1 aus anen Gsneen
ST.: letre 2iht tpiu ihlpinsen,
@cDeimnis, Sob unb Seit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

.ie Ster,,c eet'n @ebete
Aus hem Sanhe ,2,eher her sebuiu6t"
Ypn Sans Sobft
Ste Madjt bat ale Dirse
s.. sunt[e S9mn seitelIt.
Dl5 iie iih ieIbft ourd1bringe.
0eubt einiam ale @eIt
Bic Sterne seb'n Gebete
Durh 0ine lirb Trnin li,1b Nlut;
as :,b @ott ielber ipebte
81 ibnen - flar unb gut
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5:4S ytaHr;hten englnn
Sis 2eitunssihm,
7:3C GeutihIonbefo
500 Nohrihten. ensliih
300 slus Dem 3eitseideben, ensliid
t0:15 Hodrid,ten bel,tlt
spnnabeno, 13. !Sanuar:
Dormittoss goitern Stonoaro Sime
6:45 Nohridten. ensliif
$3.50 Nohrihten, sneliih
NnGnittass gaitern stanoarb Time
5:4s Nnhridtcn. enslild
SIS 3eitunesidau
7:30 Geutihlanoeho
500 Wodridten, eneliih
300 Mus Sem 3eiteeideben, ensliid
1888 Nahrihten. beutIt
10:3o Hodrif.en, ensliif
1870 aursber'dt. ensliid
1900 Nadrihten ensliid
Sunntag, IA. Sannar:
gorri!taes Guitera stanoaro Eime
6:4s 9sahridten. enslilG
$3.50 Nadridtsn, ensliih
NoAmittass gritern stanoarb 1ime
5:45 Wodridten, eneliid
Sis 8eitungsidau
7:30 Eeutiflonoc6o
500 Nahr!bten, ensliid
S:4S Gl,lturnoltriee ensliih
9:OC gus benz 3eitseideben, eneliid
10:t5 Nahrid ten, beutlh
10::s0 Nahrihter, ensliIt
1870 8ursber;dt ensliiG
1900 No1ritten. enslii9
Nuntag, Is. Sanuar:
gorrittass gaitern Stanoar6 3ime
$50 Nadrihten, eneliih
5:45 Nadrid,en, enslii9
yto h!rtttd9S Galtern STANDARD Sime
6:4s gfodridtsn. ensIiih
Sis Seitungsidau
7:30 TeutidIanoeho
500 Nahrihtpn, ensIiid
s:45 slftueue gortrise, ensIiit
9:0t Ius benz 3eitseiheben, eneliid
10:is Nahrihten. beutih
1890 Nadridten. ensIiid
1880 aursberrht. engIii6
1900 Radrif ten ensliid
9ienstas. Is. Sanuar:
go,miitaes gaitern Stanbaro Time
6:4S Rodridttn, ensliIf
$50 9tadr,hten. ensliih
Noamittags G,itern stonoaro 1ime
b:4s Rudridten, ensIiId
6:15 3eitunss'hau
7:3G Seutihldn6eho
500 Nadri9ten, ensliit
800 Nus Dem 3eitseihebe,1, ensliid
1888 Nahri&ten, 6eutI9
1880 Nadrihten. ensliih
1850 aur5ber:ht. engliid
1906 @ahridten. ensliiH
Iittmoh II. Sauuar:
gormiitaes gaitern Stanoar6 9lme
6:45 geodridten. eneliid
$3.50 Nafr;hten. eneliih
Nat,mittoss gaitern stanoaro Sime
6:I6 Noaridten. enelii9
0:ts 3eitunasidau
1880 Geutihlanoeho
500 MoHri1yen. eneliin
800 Nus benz 3e!teeideben. ensIiif
1O:15 Nahriften, beutid
1890 gtahritten, ensliid
1850 2ur3berift. engliih
1899 Nohrihten. engIii9
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11
DR., PETER FAHRnEY / SONS co.
'bns ben rBrofeiior" fir Nbpfif itn6

obns ben rNrofeiior" fir Nbpiit itrt6
gbc,nie entitanSen,her iheinbar fern.
lieacnoen HrotIemen nodaine. Der
Snsenie,,r. Ser Saharbeiter. ber
aouf,nann, Ser tuasenbe llnternebs
mer. iie ale ietten unb iesen an iebs
Soee uno Elarn,,ne ihr a0nnen uno
ibre &rdfte. Wir brauden bic Gopfs
tpie oie Sdnoe, ,lno ieoes Salent, iebe
oen 1urditnitt iiberrasenbe 8esos
brne. Bic an fulifer SteIIe itebt. ribt
auseeniist ipiro, lit elm gerluit fir
Die Naeemeinbeit. gs sibt feinen
b0beren Gllbm als BEN, ieinem SoR
uno Samit Der aansen @enidbeit unS
ibre,r. 5ortihritt nit ieinen Jdbies
teiter seniitt Su baben. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

- GisentGlh iollten Die &rtess.
beridte .Oibtltne uno 8abrbeit" be.
titelt iperoen.
- 9as Wort y v1oleran5" bat fetne
Beoeut,,ns mehr In ber beutisen per.
riiftrn Belt. ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-11

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .TTNTTTTT7TTNTND
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-15
NOTICE.

The property hereinafter described
having been offered for sale on the
9th. of July 1910 at the courthouse
door in Henderson and Il bid of
S4l4.00 received and reported 10 the
court, and thereafter increase bid
made and order Of resale made. Now
therefore under and by virtue Of au-
thority contained in the orders here
tofore made in the proceedings en-
titled Carrie Pearson, ct al. VS.. MOllie
Henderson, ct ais, the undersigned
will offer for sale for cash to the
highest bidder at the courthouse door
in Vance County, N. c., on Saturday
the oath. of August 1910, at midday,
the bidding TO begin at S455.40, the
following described lands, viz:
All those two certain tracts or par
GELS of land containing 94l acres and
1885 acres, in aggregate of 1916 acres
more or less, subject to the dover by
metes and bounds of So acres, same
situate near Greystone in Vance
County Of record Book 5 Page 10 and
Book 65 Page 100 Vance Registry.
This 9th. of August, 1910.
T. P. GHOLSON
and
D. P. McDUFFEE,
Commissioners.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-15
FORECLOSURE SALE.

By virtue of the power contained
in that certain Deed of Trust cXcc!t-
ed by w. M. Burton and wife Re-
becca Burton, recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds Of Vance
County, NJ c. in Book l6l, at Page
los, default having been made in
payment of the debt therein secured,
on request Of the present owner and
holder of the note therein secured,
I shall sell for cash, by public AUG
ton, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in Henderson,
North Carolina, at 1900 O'clock,
Noon, on Monday, the End day of
September, 1910, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
Beginning at a stake on the east
side of plantation road just south of
w. A. Ovens residence in Wright's
line, corner of tract No. and No.
2 and run thence south l6 degrees
80 minutes west 1114 feet to a stake;
thence north Sc degrees 80 minutes
west 1871 feet to 4 stake in Cooper
line; thence north 10 degrees west
1889 feet to an iron pin; thence "Onth
IS degrees Is minutes east 1899 feet
to the point of beginning. The same
being tract No. as shown on plat
of Alex Cooper land made June 10,
1920, ad being the same land con-
veyed to w. M. Burton by Walter T.
GreenWay, Administrator of the e.
tate of S. w. GreenWay, by deed
recorded in Book 1874 Page 439 for
Vance County, North Carolina.
This the lst day of August 1910.
w. o. McGIBONY, Trustee.
R. B. Carter, Attorney.
Henderson, N. C..
1
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-15
NOTICE OF RESALE.

Advance bids having been MADE
upon the property hereinafter set out,
and pursuant to an order issued by
the Clerk Of the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina, in the
Special Proceeding docketed in the OF
flee of the Said clerk entitled Claude
Smith and wife, Eugenia Smith, John
r. Smith, WidoWer, VS.. Georglana
Smith Harrington and husband,
Walter B. Harrington; Mary Emma
Hill and husband, Charles E. Hill,
Kenneth Urquhart unmarred; Arch
Woodlief, WidoWer, Horace l.. Wood
lief and wife, Thelma Stone Wood
lief, Charlotte w. May and husband,
Ohio May, Baxter Woodlief and
wife, Reba SatterWhite Woodlief,
Thad Woodlief and wife, Margaret
z. Woodief. Paul Lee Woodlief, un-
married: Jake Smith and wife, Mollie
Smith; Lee Smith and wife, Julia
Smith; Mary Smith Glover and hus-
band, Harmon Lee Glover (Widow
of Russell Smith having remarrled) ;
Josephine Smith Harrington and
husband, Mack Harrington; and j..
M. Peace, Administrator of Benz
Urquhart," the same being docketed
in the Special Proceeding Docket in
the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Vance County, and by
authority of further orders of said
Court for resale, the undersigned
Commissioner will again offer for
sale, at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse
door in Henderson, North Carolina,
at II o'clock, Noon, on Monday,
August 26, 1910, the following de-
scribed real estate:
LIST. House and lot on corner OF
Railroad and Belle Streets; described
as follows:
Begin at an iron pin so feet from
the intersection of back of sidewalks
on Belle and Railroad Streets; run
thence along Railroad Street S. 81 IA
w so it. to said intersection; thence
along Belle Street N 81 w l08 feet
to iron pin; thence N Sc 1-2 E so feet
along Greenway's line to an iron pin,
Y. w. corner of lot No. 2; thence
along line of lot No. S 30 IL E
1O4 it. to iron pin, the place of be-
ginning. Reference is made to deed
'ecorded in Book 16, page 292 Vance
County Registry, also to survey OF
w. II. Boyd, Engineer, made June Il,
$40. this lot being referred to as Lot
10. on said survey. Bidding to start
at S850.5O.
House and lot on Railroad Street,
nccrihed as follows.
Beginning at an iron pin on Rail-
Dad Street S. E. Jennette corner;
un thence S. 81 IA w. As feet to
n iron pin, corner of lot No. /;
hence N 80 1-2 w along line of Lot
10. /, 104 feet to an iron pin in
Greenway's line; thence N Sc 1-2 E
s IT, along GreenWay's line to an
ron pin, Jennette's corner; thence
long Jennette's line S 80 E 995 feet
} iron pin, the place of beginning.
reference is made to deed recorded
n Book 16, page 292, Vance County
Registry, also to survey of w. H.
Boyd, Engineer, made June 81, 1910,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-15
Rivers Rise
Rapidly
(Continued From Page Ouel

their banks at some stations and a
preliminary warning said there were
indications Of 4 general overflow in
central and downstream stretches
within "a to SO hours.
The weather bureau reported the
following conditions this morning:
Cape Fear river-Moncure had
2.25 inches of rain: the stage was
1873 feet this morning, rise of II
feet in 81 hours. Flood stage is 20
feet and the river was rising fast.
No reports available from Fayettc
vile.
NcuSe rivcr-Ncusc station had
6.5 inches Of rain. The river was l6
feet deep, two feet above bank level,
and had risen 1873 feet in "a hours.
Smithfield had AS inches OF rain:
the stage was Is feet, one above
flood, and q level Of l8 feet or high
er was in prospect. GOldsboro had
1888 inches of rain and Kenly 2.90
inches.
Tar riVer-Tarboro had 6.55 inches
of rain, Enfield 5.25 inches, Rocky
Mount 4.98 and Nashville COB. The
stage at Rocky Mount was 1913 feet,
nearly three above flood level.
Roanoke river-Weldon had 5.22
inches and the stage was BIT feet
barely above flood level with the
waters ring very rapidly"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-15

Corn is the only crop grown more
extensively in North Carolina than
pastures, according to R. L. Lovvorn,
agronomist of the N. C. State College
Experiment Station.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Happenings
OF Interest

WARRENTON, Va, JAN. 81
Mrs. Baldwin Day Spilman, ST., and
her granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth
Rice Barrett, will leave Thursday
for Miami Beach to spend the re-
mainder of the winter. They will be
accompanied by their cousin, Mr..
Hugh Spilman.
Mrs. K. F. Bowman and her
daughters, Mrs. Charles Farrar and
Miss Virginia Howard Bowman. are
spending some time in New York.
Miss Lucie Duer entertained at
tea Monday afternoon at North
Wales in honor of Mrs. James Platt
of St. Louis. who is the guest OF
Mrs. Isabel Cotton Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur Haserick
of the National Cathedral School is
spending the week end at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Shaw and
their little daughter. Miss Yolanda
Shaw, are in Florida for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Prentice Porter
of Lake Forest, ILL.,, are spending
some time in Middleburg and were
entertained at dinner this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Crompton Smith. Mr..
Porter is joint master of Mill Creek
Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles V. B. Cush-
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Costume Ball
To Be Held
At Fairfax
Gala Affairs to Be
In Form of a
Barn Dance

FAIRFAX, Va, Jan. 27.-Fair-
fax County citizens are plan
ming to do their bit, as we'll as en-
Joy q gala evening, when they at
tend the Fairfex ball III honor Of
the Presidents birthday anniver-
sary Tuesday in Willard Hall, Fair
fax. The dance will be in the form
of a barn dance and the guests
will wear appropriate costumes.
Mrs. Frederick Dawson Richard
son and Mr.. Charles Pickett are CO.
chairmen and DR.. and Mrs. Lennig
Sweet, Mrs. Robert D. Graham and
Mrs. Paul Peter will be in charge of
an old fashioned country store. AS
a part of the floor show a political
skit, THE Looking Glass" will be
enacted and a group from Falls
Church will sing old-fashioned
songs.
A number of intermission parties
are planned, among them one given
by Mr.. Carroll Hunter and another
by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Brown.
M. and Mrs. Edwin Snead are
guests of Mr.. Snead's brother-in law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert T.
Woodson, en- route to their home in
Montclair, N. j., from Richmond
and Fork Union, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. McCand-
lish, of Hancock, Md, are weekend
guests of Mr.. McCandlish's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Dawson Richardson, and
with them attended the hunt break
fast yesterday when Mr.. and Mrs.
George Benoit of Snowden Farm,
near Fredericksburg. Va, enter
tanned for members Of the Fairfax
Hunt.
Mr.. N. Peyton Young returned
Thursday from New York, where
she has been the guest OF Mrs.
Anne Keith Drake.
DR.. Jesse Jones, who has spent
the past year in Fairfax, will move
February / to Falls Church.
Mr.. Shield McCandlish, a student
at Princeton University, is spending
week with his mother, Mrs. F.
SHIELD McCandlish, and his sister,
Miss Nancy McCandlish.
Mrs. Ronald Blake entertained
20 guests at luncheon and bridge
Tuesday. Mrs. Blake's daughter,
Mrs Alexander G.. Green, jr, OF
Markham, Va, was here for the
party.
Several cities have been built IN
Evening star., 1940-01-28

man announce the birth of a son
Monday, January %, in Winchester
Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. James w. Sinclair enter
tanned at luncheon Wednesday at
her home on Lees Ridge.
Mrs. Harry c. Groome gave a
luncheon followed by bridge at Air
lie Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Fred w. Sharp is spending
this week quail shooting near
YemaSsee, S. G.
Evening star., 1940-01-28
Walters Must Be Linquists

First-class hotels, bars and res
taurants in Italy have ruled that
employees dealing with the public
must speak at least two of the
three languages, English, French and
German, in addition to their native
tongue.
Evening star., 1940-01-28

Several cities have been built II
Ethiopia in the last two years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-03-21
JUNIOR HIGH In
SPEECH MEET
First Place Winners to Take
Part In District Meet at
Biwabik, April 3.

Eighteen junior high school students
participated in a speech tournament
conducted this week. First place win
ners viii enter the district meet at
Biwabik, Wednesday, April 8.
Rose Koprivnik Of grade 81, who had
the selection "a Country School Pro-
gram" was awarded first in the DRAM
attic division Second went TO Virginia
Mattala, 9Th grade, The Soul Of the
Violin" and third TO Betty Carlson, I'll,
Empty Seat in the Fifth Grade"
The poetry Interpretation division was
won by Dorothy Senta, 81, with Hell
Gate of scissors" Betty Handberg,
81, with "Breruica" won second, and
Ann Eckert, 8-M, with Kate Shelby,
third.
First in Grafton went to Edwin Cor
don, I'll, a Message 10 Garcia" and
second TO Gerald Patterson, Jack
Peshel, and Theran Jeffrey.
Others who spoke were Clara Tan
kovich, Gerald ASpe, Avert Tornfelt,
Brian Murn, Lois johnson, Frances
Slabodnik, Dorothy Lehto, end Will
armary Edwards.