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1 SIXTH PAGS . .HENDERSON DAHY DISPATCH Mor.thr. Ju!v ?.lfCX New Crossing Law Not Observed Here The Old Home Town by Stanley trtjf Ifoftl Cat. fc Lt tfXJ lf S t 9 11 lit v r " I Hi,- 2j: fKwfcvt I- fa-. I IU fit I t4 . i ,' :ui V; UI.I'AIH AU. !scifcasraj. a.d i North Carolina's new law requir-' ins all vehicles to stop at railroad crossings after July 1, is not be ing generally observed in this sec tion, i reports being received here are accurate. No arrests have been made for violations of the statute, so far as has been learned, certain ly there have been no trials in local courts for that offense. Officers are not as familiar with ine provisions 01 tne statute, as they wish to be before they set in to enforce it, they say, and until they are sure of their ground they hesitate to act. One view of the new law that is teing taken here is that it absolves the railroads of blame if they meet with an accident to some motorist or the driver of any vehicle other than a motor driven one. Those who express their opinion after this fashion point out that there is very little likelihood of any serious ac cident so long as the stop law is ob served, and that it would be a point at law they could and probably would argue if a case over arose in which they were to be made de fendants in an action of the kind. The large red signs are not with out their good effect, however, as there are many careful drivers who are reminded of their approach to a lailroad crossing by this glaring warning to halt. The new State highways being constructed In this section leave little responsibility on either the driver or the railroad, for every grade crossing between Henderson and the Wwrren county line has been eliminated, and it is understood a similar plan is to be followed with respect to the route south when construction is begun in that direction. OTHERS VIEWS. fl per week. Last week's BASEBALL FACTS To the people of Henderson that would like to have baseball here: With the ending of Saturday's game with the Trinity team (State Champions), at Roanoke Rapids. Henderson had a very successful baseball week, winning 3 out of 4 catc re- I iceipts were $305 less war tax. Con j. i sequently we will have to have this j money in the treasury to play our schedule. The Henderson baseball club is a non-profit making organi zation, operated solely for the bet terment, entertainment and recrea tion of Henderson and community. Several of the men in the club are ont receiving ny money at all for their services, the others are receiv- 1 rA --5; x VvCv-- 0 7: ) V, if ip AHtitHfi4 AL.vCPtiiemtili rzli - y t IA t bate p.'l f tif JoU. A. lUf C z4 ( UJ U tUfti vtiu i:. (uim cidi nT lu ' Int ft! . TUt lit- 1 1th Jf. 2J, If 1 IF ITS RELATED TO HARDWARE ITS KIN TO O'NEIL games played under its new manage-1 "K J 1,31 aooui enougn ior expenses, ment. Which proves that Hender-iand they are all in there to play sen has the best baseball club that I clean, fair and square winning ball she has ever had. rr Henderson. The books of the The Henderson" Cluh will plav 6! club are open to the public at all games next week, namely: Ltiieleon times. This is a Henderson prop here, on Monday; Weldon. here onlosition and we want you all to get Tuesday; Weldon at Weldon Wed-' in and push. We would like to nrav Rnannkn T?:miil nt Roanoke hear from the Chamber of Commerce Rapids Thursday; Roanoke Rapids, Kiwanis Club. Rotary Club and the Vi r.ni Tr'i'i ti ! it oust T ittlotnn 'i t T.ittlo i other Civic organizations that arc tnn c-.,in,vi:iv Vmv thrsn srnmes for the betterment o Henderson will be played, weather permitting But right there is whre the cluh is at the end of its rope. The club has done all and more than the public has asked of it. Now it is up to you whether Henderson has any more baseball of the class fcho is f-ottiiif nw :iftfr next Safur- !., i,... liioo (linn f(l I llCt. 1 ILriC 1ILLO U til l O O limn J v payed into the treasury in donations, not counting about $60 that has been raised fo rthe uniforms that are here now in the express office C. O. D. $122. r0. More was prom ised but no receiveel. Roanoke Rap ids raicd $40 to support their team. Weldon raised nearly as much and Henilerson has the best club of the two to be proud of and Henderson has raised. only $50. Large sums of money are raised annually to support things that are for the betterment of the commun ity such as Chautauqua, Y. M. C. A. clube of different kinds, swimming pools parks, etc., and if any one can show where baseball is not just as essential as any of the above would like to know it. THE MAN AG KM EXT. Henderson Baseball July 9, 1923. Club. at Hamilton. LOXIXC: Benny Leonard v Alei Hart, 8 round, at Philadelphia. Joe Lynch vs Bobby Wolgast, S rounds, nt Philadelphia . Joe Tiplitz vs IUchie Mitchell. S rounds, at Philadelphia. Sammy Mandi ll vh Frank l Calla han. 10 rounds, at Peoria. WANT ADS. A GREAT FUTURE IS SEEN FOR NOVARRO Y1io Appvarn A I Th Hlgcnii 0-n ll u-rt Tonight Bui It Viin,l All Fji-y SbiMing For Thin llanI-Htic Vouti SpMiiUli Actor. WANTKIl YtlP TO KNOW THAT i off buibliue ohro Rq ami ro prrt-ft- to butM you ! I tcpir yuur ol4 vn- iht- 47 you rom for I belli. Too ficf art, than oa have "-n lh w 'In years and lh qttatily tnttrlt Ixtlrr. ill apprwiatQ your buims. C. W. Ktnth k. Sn. T lo 10 1 1 1ts Jto. JJ, Kl IIKMtUrTTA Mll.tn?;. ' U. I. I. N. I. t- IJ2 riiMi; i Kirk m Sn. tt0ffr. Every thinK Q'lNElli'S In Hanlw 1 TODAY'S CAI-MNDAIi IV SPOUTS (Monday, July 9, 1923) RACING: Meeting of Empire City Racing Association, at Yonkers. Meeting of Xiagara Racing Asso ciation at Fort Erie. TROTTIXG: Meeting of Grand Cir cuit opens at Toledo. COLF: National open championship tournament opens at In wood L. I. Western junior championship tournament opens at Chicago. Pacific Northwest oinateur and women's championship, at Seattle. Iowa State championship tourna ment opens at Cedar Rapids. Connecticut State championship tournament opens at Shenecoasett wei TENNIS: National clay courts chain I pious Now we, (the Henderson Baseball Club), are going to put it up to you, (the public), fair anil square. If you want any more baseball after next Saturday we want you to put not less than $500 in te treasury by next Saturday night. This money to be used to defray the expenses of the club after gate receipts have been applied to same. The club has scheduled games for nearly every dav up to the moth of September on its present bases of operation it costs about $350 to play six games nonship opens at Indianapolis. New England sectional doubles championship opens at Providence Pacific Northwest sectional clou bles championship opens at Port land. Utah State championship tourna ment opens at Logan. Oregon State championship tour nament opens at Portland. BASEBALL: Meeting of National Baseball Federation. at Cleve land . BOWLING: Ontario lawn bowling championship tournament "opens Tate Willing To Put It In Black and White "Hardly a man comes to the shopT , ft d ,,otl, ,,ut I don't tell about Tanlac," said J. S. ' ... ,1 r- r f,- i.- Aioi,, ri,arirM-1 fortunate for me I stuck to the Idle, tVO -i i .11 u 1 11 01., vnui ville. Va.. Batterv Repairer for Ir-1 treatment. and it increased my win-Way-Hill Co. j weight and made me a well man. I "All mv life I suffered from con-! took my last dose of Tanlac last spring, but haven t lelt a loucu 01 constipation or any other aliment since. Just put me down in black and white as being strong for Tan lac." Tanlac is for sale by all good druggists. Accept no substitute. Over 37-million bottles sold. Etipation, and for three years past my stomach was in such terrible shape I could eat barely enough to keep body and soul together. My nerves were too shattered to rest, neuralgia almost blinded me at times, and many days I couldn't even get down to the shop. I was losing ground so fast it was a ques tion with me how much longer I could last. "I was tempted to eiuit taking Tanlac Vegetable Pille are Na ture' own remedy for constipation For sale everywhere. advt Ramon Xovarro, Ucx Ingram screen find who has won the thealr gocrs' plaudits Tor hi exceptionally fni pcrforinanec.H in "The Prisoner of Zenda" and "Trilling Wotm n" and who is playing tin- leading tnab role in ll'-x Iiigiam' production fr Metro. "Wlit-re the Pavement Ends". at the Riggan Opera Mount-, wn torn in Durango. one of the prcmp r- uiis states 01 .M xu-ci. Then he lived the life of n wrll- o-do Mexican boy and nt an early acr gave c-videnrn of unusual talent. With his own hands he constructed miniature theatre in which ho and his sisters enacted plays of hi own creation. Ho even designed and fashioned the jtottings ome of which were rentakably clever. His sisters, who did not nhare Ramon's enthusiasm for acting! wcr reluc tantly wheedled into assuming thfc malo re; Irs t u salary of two cents a performance. Realizing that opportunities in the theatre were far more numerous in tho Cnited Mates, he came to this country at an early ace and his ab ility as a dancer won him a place in Mae Murray's dance troupe, with which he toured he Orphum circuit. Arriving in Los Angles ho became stage manager of tho Majestic Stock Company, an experience which has been invaluable to him In his screen work. But again dancing provrtl lo be the keystone to his present suc cess, for he Joined the Marion Mir gan dancers and while with them nut on the Roval F.ind.mco. a dance fantasy, for the Ilolywood Commnn ity Players. At this performance he was n-en by Rex Ingram who was looking fcr the Ideal player to m nersonate the dashing Rupert of Hentzau in the "Prisoner of .enda." Rex Ingram believes that Navarro will IxToine one of our greatest ac tors. lie says: "Navarro is a Inrn actor. Inexperience! yt. but able forall that to go out on the set and 1 express things which would putxle an old timer lo accomplish. So impressed was In cram by lh ability of this young Spaniard that he cast him f'r the leading male rol. in "Trifling Women." and Xov arro s brilliant woric tn mai piriure earned him his prominent place tn "Wlure the Pavement Knds. Such Is the Mory of this young actor whose personality and ability are bound to make blm consplcuni among motion picture Idols. To say that he Is good looking is lo a colorless term ior a pnysirai charm that is rare even on tho screen He has deep brown eyes, perfect fea tures and a well shaped head. Silent ly over averace bright, he Is lithe and sb-ndtr and graceful. "Where the Pavement Knds a tirrlng tale of the South Sea, was PLF.ASK TAKE NOTICE: I HAVE pb-nly of nlre ftp p-ach" Jit. They say thee are the tm$l I have had. Yit orrhard thi aerie ,nd git ltum frtsh. C. W. Kavr. 5 and II WANTKIl: A I.IYK W illi: Lll ; IX surance niin lo rrpre-ni us in V.ic county. Well e. lablfc h'-l company. Sr''dd contfart ith literal renewal f,niniv.iin. At tractive lino of pollcle-s with low guarantied tales. Arfdrr.: !; T. Crhrne. Oeneral Ar nt. Tl. Columbian National IJfe In. C ItiMMii Southern Ife Tm-I Co.. i;r-enslxim. N. t. 7 ! I WANTED: LAMES INTKUITEI In nursing, bttwrcn I rn4 2i. Apply la Supl. Sarah ElttiUib HoDpl.al. lI'Dilifmn. X. t. 7 Cl YOl'U OLIJTIUES WILL NOT IST long this hot weather. We U! al low you full value for Jur el I tire In trade for new llr-s. IU- riersnn VllleaiiUlug Co 7 to I? YLNT TO llEAU FROM OW?KU having farm for sab-; give par ticulars and lowest prlee. John J. Ulack. Chlpia Fall. Wn sin. 3 A 7 MIL ELY IN IIE.STKU l-S NOW IX charge of our repair departm-nl Mr. Hester Is well known lo many automobile owner In the rum- tntrnlly. and are prepared lo take care of yoor ironblc oa a make of car. Phone U Z Stevrnsoti Motor fo. Jnurts In Jutr 6 Mr - : - irti.r " a. 1 a & K T, A' V H Jr- . - . ,-s s- "lir JJ rT" Dreamily Delicious! 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Seitz. whori brilliant work a by word wherever films are made and shown. The powerful cast includes also Harry T. Morey and Kdward Connelly. advt. JERGENS TALCUM POWDER " This Is u pure Impwrtetl f B borateil iMiwder, rxqulsltely prrfunieil. Try n bo. y 25c i Wilier Washanrvtle iiinlerwear f 'crepe AU color Yard 29ci . i We have them. New MocW I Dot Voiles, all colors. ROOFINGS For bams, ihnh or any olhcr ttrTrtifct! farm building there i nothire like Barrett Roofing. And how it wears! You wont have to worry about a new roof for many, many years, if you buy Barrett Roofing now. Wc carry it in stock in light, medium and heavy weights. Rolls arc one square each. 36 inches wtJc. Nails and cement in every rolL HOME BUILD ERS MFC CO. rmiNi: llrnl-r-Mn, N. i t 1 . . . t.t. . . r .t,t.l I t . . 1 . f-. -b . ftl.., . . bijr of Ice Crvam thry prvfrrnur Crrain, tHi Not only the kiddies, but the j:niwn folks as wi ll H!;e ur Ice Cream. Delicious is only a name ftr it tl ival trutli ::1h,ui it is that you'll like it lielter than any nUu r Uc.uh itu Uri -u r.r, is indescribable. Quart . . 65c PinU . . . 35c - - Saucer . 10c Cooc . . . 5c IRsnra-goim D27TULg Co. Phone 7 AU-yi l!? IWit ...(.4.....,.ct!'"(lt'tltl'"HlfH"ll B ,! ' Mll 'tMIMj ! ' ' i M ' I li t' I 1 1 I I j 1 (,,'.' ,,,.,,..l. ,..!!.. .ill. ..I.1..H.II....! lli4lllfc M. n.ii ll i'- ii ii ,,,li....l.i,,ll. ll III''! Hlllx '"i III. !iittf!!M Ullinlllill 4 I . -m'estmm TEISER BROS.. B n A. VV. GHOLSON (ptometrtt tt lplkU Iljr rmtoeI. ctte ftieI broken rne dMptlclrd t-j mm .eipetl., ; 4 - GHOLM1VS Ji:VFLnY IttK The Greatest Business in the Whole World Xfi fcccfic- hoaic a4 wc -r.cn corui-ul ll. Cty Tit Uicadoiis cUcrprtsc la thu WrJ; lU fl t. 5 n'j Kaiy t t-i I ti.t.i. women to brtr. t Uictr WtU ti--- The Farmers &Mer chants Bank HENDERSON, N. C. John D. Cooper, Pre. R- B. Crowdcr, V-Prci-Cducr n v - r ? : i Leaders of Iow TrKes . B in m D I.4MII' 4t 4 . 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