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PAGE FOUR
HENDERSON DAILY DISPATCH
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Ths Henderson Daily Dispatelt la a
■ember of the Associated Press, News
paper Enterprise Association, South
ern Newspaper Publishers Association
end the North Carolina Press Associa
tion.
The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled to use for republicatton all
aews dispatches credited to It or not
otherwise credited In this paper, and
also the local news published herein.
All rlehta of publication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
SL B9CHIP riO!> rniCEk.
wayafeie Strictly is Advance.
One Tear U.N
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Per Copy .N
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their communication both the OLD
and NEW addreea.
■atieael Advertising Iteprcsentstlvea
FMOST, LANDIS A KOHS
85* Park Avenue, Nsw ferk City; 54
Bast Wacker Drive. Chicago; Waltoa
Building, Atlanta; Security Building,
•t. Louis.
Balered at the post office In Hender
" n N. C., as second class mall matter
w
QOU KNOWS ALL O God. thou
lyiow-.vt my foolishness: and my sins
are not h:d from thee. —Psalm 68: 5.
TODAY
• __ J
today s, anniversaries
1744 Abigail Ada wife of the
2nd Prcsid'nt and mother of the
author of an lteresting and vaulable
set o fletters pasturing Revolutionary
days, born in Weymouth, Mass. Died
in*.Quincy, Mass., Oct. 28 1818.
1810 -- Alfred de Musset famous
French author, born. Died May 2,
1857.
1815 Anne Charlotte Bolta, poet and
writer of her day. noted In American
letters for her literary salon in New
York, burn at Bennington. Vt. Died
March 23. 1891 .
1821 -Fedor M. Dostoevsky, famous
Russian novelist, born. Died Feb. 9,
1881.
1831 Darnel W. Fiske, Cornell lib.
rxrtan. editor and book collector, born
at Ellisburg. N. Y. Died Sept. 17,
1904
1836 Thomas Bailey Aldrich, noted
poet, editor and author, born at Ports,
mouth, N. H. Died in Boston, March
19 1907.
1873 John T. Dorrance, founder of
the Campbell Soup Co. and a pioneer
in the field of condensed canned foods,
born at Bristol, Pa. Died in Camden,
N. J., Sept. 21. Y 930.
TODAY IN HISTORY
1889— Washington admitted to State,
hood.
1918- Armistice ending World War.
1920—Urtknown Soldier of France
and England buried in their respec.
tive countries.
1921 — America's Unknown Soldier
buried In Arlington National Ceme.
tery.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS
Maude Adams actress, born in Salt
Lake City Utah. 60 years ago.
Anna Katherin e Green tßohlfs) of
Buffalo. N. Y.. mystery otory writer,
bom in Brooklyn. N. Y. 86 years ago.
Caroline P. Ball, sculptor, born at
Terre Haute. Ind., 63 years ago.
Edith B. Lowry of St. Charles. 111.,
a noted physician and writer on sex
questions, born at Austin. Minn., 54
years ago.
Dr. George \V Crile. famed Cleve.
land surgeon, born a tChile, Ohio 68
years a .g o
Samuel Insulll the Chicago capitalist
who lost a mighty financial empire,
born in England. 73 years ago.
William M. Collier of Auburn, N.
Y.. lawyer and legal writer, onetime
Ambassador born at Lodi. N. Y., 65
years ago.
King Victor Emmanuel 111, of Italy,
born 63 years ago.
TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
The hour of birth again will make a
great difference in the propensities of
the native of this day. The best phase
of it produces a watchful, brave, and
well.diaposca person who will face
many dangers to set the right In Its
proper place. When the aspects are
bad. an element of jealousy combined
with a voluptuous tendency appears,
which. If allowed vent, may bring
trouble, especially in dealings with th©_
opposite sex.
HIGHWAY PRISONERS
AT NEW HIGH MARK
* Dally llltpateh Bureau.
la tfc# Sir Walter Matal.
•T J. C. BASK RRVILL.
Raleigh, Nov. 11. The army of em
ployed In the prison camps of the
State Highway Commission, which
otherwise would probably be an army
of unemployed, now numbers 4,674, the
largest number yet recorded .accord
ing to Sam D. Scott super! ntendqpt
of State Highway Commission prison
f«mpr On this same date a year ago,
the population of these prison c&mpe
waa only 8,923, although at that time
the number waa considered large.
With the approach of colder weath
er and the prospect of erven fewer jobs
both Chairman E. B, Jeff ress of the
Btate Highway Commission and Su
perintendent Scott believe the popular;
K tion of the camps will Increase to 5,-
*»<I00 or even more- w ,
OFFICIAL VANCE COUNTY VOTE
IN ELECTION TUES., NOV. 8, 1932
n e*
g O P Jd
* j ■ I . el
COUNTY TICKET i=|slfi2 3
aii • a «i»B:'ss£giJ(ss h
Register of Deeds ’
HORACE M. ROBINSON 359 507 804 618 900 320 US 181 24 207 318 118 133 3802
Sheriff ~ “
J- E. HAM LETT 899 597 307 618 500 326 118 180 24 206 317 113 133 3887
Coroner
E. O. FALKNER 359 594 290 618 505 320 118 181 24 204 817 113 132 3874
Recorder
R E. CLEMENTS 359 593 298 618 595 319 118 181 23 205 SIT 113 133 3872
County Commissioner 2-year term
S. R. ADAMS 359 584 (288 618 589 318 118 181 04 206 317 113 132 3847
SSgST" * y ‘“** n “ 559 577 289 618 688 519 118 119 54 205 517 115 155 M 59
W. P. PARRISH 359 578 305 618 582 316 118 179 04 204 315 118 132 3643
' a —
J^C°C*>C>PER 0n 359 581 288 618 589 316 118 180 23 205 316 113 133 3839
J E. KIMBALL 359 567 291 618 578 316 118 179 23 205 315 113 132 3814
House of Reps.
O. S. FALKNER 357 589 300 618 591 321 IIS 181 23 205 315 113 132 3863
State Senate
D. P. McDUFFEK 359 586 295 618 585 320 118 181 24 205 317 113 133 3854
Solicitor _ „„„„
W. H. S. BURGWYN 359 577 291 618 584 320 117 181 24 205 316 113 133 3838
State Ticket
Governor _
J. C. B. EHRINGHAUS (D) 367 548 291 636 586 302 116 179 212 24 318 115 131 3825
CLIFFORD FRAZIER (R- 24 65 27 29 23 5T 5 1 2 0 36 13 12 294
Lieut.-Gov.
A .H. GRAHAM (D) 367 551 284 636 582 301 117 180 210 $4 <311? 115 131 2816
BOONE D. TILLETT (R) 24 49 26 30 19 57 4 1 2 0 36 13 12 273
Sec. of State
STACEY W. WADE (D) 367 548 284 637 583 302 117 180 210 24 318 115 131 3816
C. R. BRADY (R) 24 51 25 28 17 57 4 1 2 0 36 13 12 270
Auditor
BAXTER DURHAM (D) 367 551 282 637 580 300 117 180 210 24 318 115 131 3812
S. S. JENNINGS (R) 24 49 25 27 18 57 4 1 2 0 38 13 12 268
Treasurer
JOHN P. STEDMAN (D) 367 551 284 636 582 301 117 180 210 24 318 115 131 3818
p jj_ GWY<N (R) 24 48 26 28 18 57 4 1 2 0 36 13 12 269
Suot. Schools
A T. ALLEN (D) 367 545 283 636 579 299 117 179 200 24 318 115 131 3802
ALGERNON L BUTLER (R) 34 50 26 28 19 57 4 1 2 0 36 13 12 272
Attorney General
DENNIS G. BRUM MITT (D) 368 551 285 635 588 302 117 179 211 24 318 116 131 3825
H. S. WILLIAMS (R) 24 49 25 27 17 57 4 I 2 0 36 12 12 266
Com. Agcltr.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM (D) 367 549 283 635 582 303 117 180 209 24 318 115 181 3813
L PHELPS <R> 24 49 25 28 18 57 4 1 2 0 36 13 12 269
Com. of Labor
A. L FLETCHER (D) 367 549 283 635 583 300 117 180 209 24 318 115 131 3810
A. I. FERREE <R) 24 48 26 27 17 57 4 1 2 0 36 13 12 267
Corp. Comsr. a
STANLEY WINBORNE (D) 366 648 281 635 582 300 117 180 209 24 318 115 131 3806
VIRGIE McCLURE (R) 24 48 25 28 17 57 4 1 2 0 36 13 12 267
Ins. Comsr.
DAN C. BONEY (D> 367 544 283 635 580 300 117 180 209 24 318 115 131 3803
W. H. GROGAN. JR. (R> . ~24 50 25 28 18 57 4 1 2 0 36 U 12 270
— —1 l,
1 Judge Sup. Ct. , :•
R. HUNT PARKER <D) j 367 557 290 641 587 306 117 180 24 318 118 181 3844
; No Republican —— .
Judge Sup. Ct.
H. HOYLE SINK (D) 368 541 283 686 580 300 117 179 209 24 318 115 131 3801
JAMES M&cCLAMROCH, JR. (R) 24 49 25 28 17 57 4 1 2 0 36 13 12 268
U. S. Senator (Short)
ROBERT R. REYNOLDS CD) 367 543 294 634 567 295 117 178 23 210 318 114 131 3791
JAKE F. NEWELL (R) 24 77 30 31 40 60 4 1 0 2 36 14 12 331
U. S. Senator (long)
ROBERT R. REYNOLDS (D) 365 526 285 633 565 294 117 177 23 210 318 114 131 3758
JAKE F. NEWELL (R) 27 73 29 30 37 60 4 1 0 2 36 14 12 325
Congress 4th Dist.
EDWARD W. POU (D) 366 544 285 636 582 301 117 179 24 209 318 114 131 3805
LP. DIXON (R) 24 86 26 28 *l9 57 4 1 0 2 36 14 12 279
President
ROOSEVELT (D) 552 560 306 632 584 305 120 178 24 209 318 115 130 3833
HOOVER (R) 32 64 30 34 34 54 4 2 0 3 36 13 12 318
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HENDERSON TOWNSHIP £s|| B |J|J§|J| 3
S 5 W 00 ® H
E° F. MURPHY *(D) 389 296 680 808 2854
Trustees Henderwon Graded Schools
MRS. HENRY PERRY 359 518 >B7 556 597
H. A. NEWELL 359 503 280 658 612 ’ 2821
4d MRS. S. T. PEACE 1 10 8 , “
* ' CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
For 1 ' 148 238 106 231 207 74 8 14 4 84 15 14 86 1204
Against * 184 223 116 244 280 114 18 158 5 61 48 65 96 1607
For 2 . 118 167 66 173 190 47 2 16 7 26 9 17 18 868
Against ~~ 72 198 88 210 248 102 86 147 2 46 87 49 111 188 7
No. 8
For 171 864 183 802 827 102 25 45 21 68 20 58 114 1706
Against 47 94 62 142 168 67 16 124 2 87 88 41 28 860
No 4 7! ' :
For 13g 222 82 187 229 80 7 11 18 86 14 3 16 1042
No. 1 proposed making terms of sheriffs and coroners for four years instead I
of two, aa now.
No. 2 proposed permitting of constitutional amendments to he ootad on
special election*.
No. 3 proposed protection of Insurance for widows end children against
creditors of Insured.
BBnXMOU, (N.C..) DAILY DBFJCTCH FRIDAY? WdTSkBRR li,' VM “*£'■*
Happy Day« Are Here Again. '
Armistice Is Observed
Throughout This State
(Continued from Page One.)
celebration. Major A. L Bulwinkle,
congressman from the tenth district,
spoke at a morning memorial service
and tonight Lieut. Gov. James O.
Sheppard of South Carolina will ad
dress a banquet. Band concerts, drum
and bugle*corpe drills, drills by the
Statesville cavalry troop and other
features marked the day.
At High Point “business and indus
try” agreed to observe the day and the
football game between High Point and,
Appalachian ColMges was a high s{dti
Wilmington and New Hanover coun
ty observed the day with some dosen
meetings. At the piincipal one in the
county seat R. li McMillan of Ra
leigh, spoke.
At Washington a monument erected
to the memory of Beaufort county
CROSS WORD PUZZLE
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ACROSS
I—A quivering
4—White alkaline compound
10— Talks wildly
It—Lubricated
It—Enough (poetic)
13— Horn
14— Elongated fish
16— Imitate
10 —I love (Latin)
17— To push out
to—Part of New York (abbr.)
U—First woman
*3—A wit
25—Like r
r—Trite
20—Watering place
31 —Wrongdoing
It—Part of the kpdy
W—Sweet-smelling powdef
34—At liberty
17—Greek poet
M—Beieagaennent
*9—Advice (Scotch)
40—Performance for six
down
1— Woody plant
2 Girl’s name
3To bring forth
4 To cry like a cat
6—Bono
B—To feet
men who died in the World War was
unveiled and at later exercises A. H.
Graham, newly-elected lieutenant gov
ernor, spoke.
At Charlotte Gold Star Mothers of
Mecklenburg county were luncheon
guests of the American Legion Auxi
liary, a service was led at Indepen
dence Square by the Rev. Herbert
{Spaugh, and a Legion meeting will
be held tonight.
Asheville had a parade and Frank
C. Patton, of Morganton, was speaker
at exercises. Weaver and Mars Hill
colleges played football there this aft
ernoon.
NOTICE.
v Take notice that I will apply to Gov
ernor of North Carolina for a parole
of Buck Stewart, who was sentenced
to prison for ap-aulting a female for
a period of five 10 ten year.* All who
oppose same should file their pro
tests at once.
MRS. J. M. STEWART.
8— Consider*
9 Clever
11—Singly
13—Skilled
15—The one-spot in cards
IS—Four (Roman numeralw
t*—A girl’a college
N 22—Pale
83 — One
84— Attlg
35—Extra
*7—A smell piece
t*—Faithful
Jo—Tapt
31—Japanese coin |
99 —A vegetable "
94 —Facming Implement
38—To mend
S3—Compos* point
Answer to Proviso* Fouls
niFi
Da. K. H. Pattbbmr
Efrt Sigit Sptuh*
liniMoai.N.O.
W. H. BOYD
Be|Mnvd Engineer and Surveyor
- Office ii Law Build lr.„
Office Phone 199 Home Phone 1*
in
W. H. BOYD
Representing
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance C«
Os Newnrit, N. i.
Office Phone 198— Law Building
Home Phone 10
NOnCli OF HALF OF REAP
EBTATE
By virtue or power In m* \t?* d <•
an order of tb-? Superior Conr* of
Vance County In the matter of
Daniel vs Margaret <M:.geie< r -»
hom, I wBl offer sot sa« .» ,u v.
auction, to th* highest Uod-. f e. • .
at 12 o’clock noon, ai'th* • ou t h**u
door In Henderson N. C *.i *«»» «*<*>
the 21st day of Novvmn- i J» ' 1 '■'
following described pi open y:
Begin at a stak<* -»•.*. < *. <
Nelson Clay cornet on Whlttvr St •«-
and rim thenc* st.utuw; ro
Annie Young line 100 ft*-* tc «Ne -i.
Clay and Roy J ick< u.r «•>.
(hence southeasterly along L*ic* i- i*
line 86 feet io a aiakw. Neisoi* <-!■»>•
new comer, thence noiUtcii) •*
Hne parallel wtin Annie Ttoui.g ilr.t
150 feet to a stake on Whitten Street,
thence along Whitten Street noun*ri*
36 feet to the pla<v of d« ginning. ~‘ l
description in deed hook i 33 pag*- *•'
ihe Register of Deed* *'t
Vance County. This is a sale *ind> *
order of court, and will have t.« 1.
open ten days for confirmation
This 20th day of October 1932.
T. a. KITTRELL. Com
SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE HENDERSON
AS FOLLOWS
No. NORTHBOUND
MS—4:4i *A. M. for RWmwA
New York, ooiuwwt
*»f M Nor line with No. 18 ar
rfvtaf Portemouib-Norfolk it *3
F-M. with pnrtor-dlnlng oar oor
i—1:0 F. M. for Blchmood
and Tint—will fVaahinj^o.
New York. ,
ns-ssu F, M. for Blok®**
W—hlnyton and. New York.
•-*<* A. M. for PortOTwnik* I
Norfolk Washington. New York
la SOUTHBOUND
Ml-B.il A. ,M. for Sevaimek
Miami, Tampa. St
Mil P. M. for Baleigh. Sae-
Sort, Hpnilot, ColomMa, S*vao-
Mk, Tampa, 8». F
m—im V. M. for Baleigh. H*®"
‘ Jat,. Seta ail ah jaetoonetWa
f minaf, Tampa, St. Fetenbtff'
I .*M ""fo «W»-
For Information call on B . ■•
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