Henderson daily dispatch., December 24, 1935, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAD/? DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMRER 24, 1935.
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;! Result of Monday’s Election
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' Fruit hi in county yesterday voted
) 1.032 to 1.072 in favor of opening
s of liquor stores, in flint county
’’ ; under managemerit of a local al
i cholic control hoard.
Franklin was the last of Ihe IK
’ counties authorized l>y the 19.‘hi
' general assembly to hold elections
) ! on the subjeet of county liquor
control. With llie exception of
' 1 Itockioghaiu county, which voted
I i dry by a narrow margin, all fav
- j ored county liquor sides.
Stores are now being operaled
' ; in every county that has voted
; “wet” except Franklin.
. 1 Balloting Fight
The balloting was lighter than
< i was expected, up Know-covered
> roads kept many voters from the
[ polls, especially in rural town
' sliips. Os tlic 10 precinct* In
J Franklin, to voted for the control
, plan, laniisburg and Franklintori
' largest towns In the county, east
Dig majorities for legal liquor,
* white Vourigsville opposed.
Christmas Finds World
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j live efforts will end and avert war, i
y i Anthony Eden, tlie new foreign min
p I ister, sounded out sentiment among
, i ijoague members for armed support
r j in the event of hostilities,
p j Italy’s northern army made slow,
s i difficult progress through the hostile
i j western Tembien sector to the role of
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Y war drums.
s Activity on the war front occasion-
ed further Ethiopian losses, said Ila
y !ian reports. One such advice said a
p Tembien clash Sunday resulted in the
of more than 600 Ethiopians
Y | and the wounding of 1,000 in a eom
p;• ■* l starting at Mariam Quornr in the
k | mountainous sector west of the main
y front lines, and ending in an Ethio-
P pian flight up the Tonqua Valley.
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{ Warning To Japan
p Voiced by Soviets
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[ | war minister and prime minister have
v | been here for ten days conferring
p | with Soviet leaders, toow a firm stand
, ! in facing the situation. Mongolia de
* i mands an apology from Manchukuo
) i for the clash which Mongolia claims
y ; resulted from an attack on a Mon
[ golian frontier post.
y j “Soviet Russia,’* declared Izvestia,.
K l "is always the bearer of the stand
[ ’ aids of peace, but it will answer
; | threats of invasion with an increase
of armed forces.
“The enemy who dares attack the
3 Soviet Union from the Baltic or the ;
. Pacific will feel the force of our sub
y marine and surface fleets, as well as
p their quick mobility.”
. The communist party newspaper
' Pravda said the submarine fleet had
) been increased 435 percent since 1931
, and that the destroyers had been in
* 1 creased hf 370 jiereent..
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) Scene of Nativity
Ready to Observe
Advent of Christ
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) aiding Christmas day. The effigy
\ will he borne to the narrow grotto
[ ■ beneath the transcept, which is ae
) i cepted as ihe actual site of the hum
p ble manger where Jesus Christ was
born.
y Twinkling candle light the dark
) little grotto, so small that only two
. score worshipers may enter at on»
' time to kneel and kiss the holy spot.
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) j Rise in 2 States
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J | deep Lumber river near here,
v j The dead are Victor Jordan and
[ ! Ernest Proctor. Carlisle Floyd, who
* I smashed his way out of the vehicle
p j after it plunged into twenty feet of
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i | sciousness this morning.
Playing at The Vance Theatre
Wednesday and Thursday
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“The Dark Angel,’* *el«a*ad through United Artiste
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! kings of England were supposed to (
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touch of their hands. Under Charles
11, the royal healing of scrofula at- (
tuined its greatest vogue and this t
king is said to have this touched and (
cured about 100,000 victims during 5
his reign. The rush of those seek- $
ing the king’s cure was so great that
on one occasion six or seven were
crushed to death instead of healed.
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