Rose Whips Big Star Oh
R. Blake’s Three Homers
ji. Mills Proves Wild
and Walks Eight as
Star Shows
Strength in Bowing 8
to 5 to Rose Outfit.
,, .,.i> it Big Star in the city
i !:i-1 night. 8 t" a and
the big bat nt I! , h
• : tin' V let* •!•>'. till' Ito.-e ’
i .ltmi1 for t!ic circuit
, • tv. i. ot the blows elear
• • ,il fi-nc • while the third
I, ., , ,| ni er.
:,.o !a'd the victory 11■■ the
j( . th:cc;h he fin e all ay to
eighth when Big Stai
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11 i I |.i tched a mi e gain
t . !:.o Ala1 i ■ • i though hi
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. , I A1 a : 10 1:1 hull's decided
k.,, cal 'li add la hard to
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or all. r li. pn. a.
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1! 1UII 100 120—5
Ac: oy 2. Jackson, Allen,
li n.- Blake 3. Stolen ah.-cs —
r iloyle. Hendrick. Osehner.
K 1 i i,' blc pla v (Ischner !■ i
Bases on balls Mills 8.
.1, St ck-oiit- ;!•!!•.• 2
.'. I Taltn.u Winning pitcher
1 ,o: me: pitcher Mill.
11 :: "i and Boyd Scot er
o..n. Time - 1 :Uri
Flnsical Fitness
( lass Bowls .-Wainf
^ i
. ■■ : hy-ica! 11 tiles-; ela--. for gads
r ell art at lilt- If'-score
.1 !le\ la-1 night crh about
1 ; ,it'. S' vei a! ■ e\v men ■
V. : ,cd the el.e-s l,;-t n iglit and
ted pk ntv ol e in pet i t ion for
■ ' "1 the class. Miss Rachel
V. ■ .aid M s Dari ■ Scogg ns
i ■ . :gh is irers for he even.tig
tie ol 97
■ next meeting will be held in
a gi school gymn siimi Tuesday
: ' .1 iy Llti. at 8:80. All members
r ed to v. ear rubber sole ■ ‘toes
i.v ciothe.- Those desiring to
' e class will have an oppor
' 'i register' at this meeting.
FIRST *
&H^on»ient
There is no finer symphony than
the blending of Century Club
with your taste. Serve it as you
Please—in highballs, cocktails or
straight. It is still a champion—
FIRST in Enjoyment, FIRST in
Taste and Flavor.”
CEITIIY
AND FLAVOR
*
l his 90 Proof W'hiskey is 3 IVotj OM
* Century Distilling Co.t Peoria, III. *
CITY SOFTBAI.I, LKAGl K.
Club Won Lost Pel.
X 11' 'ilfU'i's, in ;> (, i.ooo
U. e .9 l .667
^ I k ndt*r on 1 2 333
li;h st‘"' (I 8 .01)11
P1KILMONT I.I AGI I
1 lull Won Lost Pet.
Greensboro 17 8 .080
Charlotte . 18 8 .(119
I .elm end 13 9 .591
Xmlnlk 12 111 .545
)■ i tslnoiith 12 13 48u
l>.nliam 111 18 435
A her tile . ID 13 .435
Win.-ton-Salem (1 19 9411
NATIONAL LKAGlK
Club Won Lost Pet.
Brooklyn 25 8 .758
II ■■loll 18 1.4 545
Boil is ... 17 15 • .531 ,
B.’t M reh 1 . . 18 17 .514
■New York 18 18 .471
I ’me.mint 1 14 17 452
< 'mongo 14 19 .424
I ’hnatlelpliia .... 10 23 .308
AM Kit It AN LKAGl K
Club Won Lost Pet.
New York. 20 9 .1190
(Toinlund . 22 10 .888
Dm ro:t . 20 15 .571
Boston . 1(1 14 .533
SI. Bonis . 18 20 .394
Washington . 12 19 .387
Chicago . 12 19 387
Philadelphia .... 13 22 .371
. — I
Results
essm
( ITY SOFTBALL LEAGl’E
lio.-e 8, Big Star 5.
PIEDMONT LEAGl'E
Winston-Salem a. Durham 3.
Green Ijiirn 8. Richmond 2.
Ouiv g, mi s play d.
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
B*i : .a 2. Cincinnati 1.
Brooklyn (i, Chicago !.
SI Ron i- 8. Now 1 ml, I.
Ph.ladeiphia f>. Pittsburgh 4.
AMERICAN LEAGl’E
Detroit 5. Boston 2.
Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 1.
Only games played.
PIEDMONT LEAGl'E
Wins! -it-Salem at Durham.
R cum nd at Greensboro.
Por'smoath at Asheville.
Ci.a. loite at Nort’olk.
NATIONAL LEAGl’E
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cooper (3-3 vs. Wyatt (2-0)
Chicago at New York.
Passcau (4-3) Carpent r
(3-1)
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Sew HI (4-3 w Kail y (3-1)
Cilia.anal at Philadelphia.
Starr (3-1) w. Hughes t 1 - B )
AMERICAN LEAGl'E
Washington at St Louis (night).
Hudson (2-3) vs. Holingswurlh
(1-1).
New York at Chicago
Russo (1-1) vs. Dietrich (3-3).
I i.iladi lpliia ;;t Detroit
yj.-o-ch Hon 15-3 ) \ s. Benton
(1-4)
P, a n at Cleveland
Ilughson (1-0) vs. Harder (2-3’
Buy War Savings Boil's or Stamps.
Signs Ethiopia Book
Glen A. Abbey, United States dele
gate, is shown signing a Book of
Remembrance to be presented to the
Emperor of Ethiopia, Haile Selas
lio, in honor of the regained inde
pendence of Ethiopia. The cere
mony took place at Westminster
England.
(Central Frttt)
Power Pool
Proposal
Waits Action
Daily Hi-patrli Bureau.
In tlie Sir Walter Hotel.
By BOB THOMPSON
Raleigh, May 20.—Tlie recently
published report that the war pro
duct ion bo. id had given the State
Rural Klcctrifirati >n Authority per
mission to go ahead with the pro
p -etl siipci -cooperative power pool
ui eastern X. to Carolina was in
ern ir.
"Vv'e are : 1 the same positi ,u we
have been t'o, week-", .aid J. M,
Grainger, the RKA engineei "We
are -till waiting lor approval 1 .■ on
Washington."
What happened w - that the WPB
urged the format io i. povv e o > I
foi- war purpo e- That may indicate
favorable action on Die eastern
X ih Carolina project but nothing
mote. The m r . vipal it u . coop., a
t.v (.-. pov. er c hi.pa .ic- and military
posts coneemed with the proposed
supcr-coopera' iva long ago did every
thing thi’ WPP i> now advor ting.
Pm- month- Ricy c been wanting
for the WPB t i give its ni< on the
purchase ■ ,r the immen ,■ am mnt of
material needed in y■! .aOO.OOO high
tension line whieli would connect
the sev ci al gene at in", plants
• I is: as p: r- me I nun the .Armv
and Navy necessary to sec ire ap
proval tor almost any kind of c m
-Iictio’i now "da;. . o it is with the
pi ■ iposcd pool. Ho w ever, the Navy
already h s joined in the n ivement
and eve . tV::< 1 1 i 1: ’ proved of
fectivc to date. The ehief argument
for tying un the -mall municipal
and cooperative gene a’:: n plants of
eastern Carolina at this time is that
more pov. r is needed for the Marine
I * a - • ■ - on New River and at Cherry
Point.
According h> the plans for the pool
■ ovv b !11;'a the WPP. the pool would
be c nnected * h the C rolina
Power and Right Co'V.my. the Vir
giai" Elr-trie and Power Company
and the Tidewater Power Company
a- well a- with the municipal plants.
After the war it would mean the in
dustrial development of the entire
. i-tiou. Dm RKA believe■
Carolina Baseball
l earn Accomplishes
Much With I attic
('i1..I>*•! il.il. May 20.—For a baso
i all h am Ilia! a'.''raged only 270 in
hitting anti bad only one experienc
ed i itcher, the V'niversity o! North
Carolina nine accomplished a lot with
a 1 ittle.
Duke, Wak. Forest, and N. C.
State, three of Carolina's foremost
rival- in the State and Soutliern
('t 'll ler; nee r -iiipet it ion, all outhit
the Tar Heels tii: - season blit nolle
them was as icce.-sfiil a- Coach
F11mi i! aril’ ho\ in making tilt in
'.. t - euiint.
i’WO CASES HEARD
BY THE RECORDER
There were two charges in enmity
court, with Rec rder R. F. Clements
p esiding.
George Edward Kelly, Negro, was
guilty o! possessing non-tax paid
■,.!i -kv, and was given 60 days,
■uspended upon p vnient of the costs,
and not be convicted of violating the
w di ' lit ion laws of Vance county
within the next two v" rs
Eknilge Fisher Gregory Dent,
Me i-o. was guilty "f speeding, and
'■■■ yis for ju.'lrmcnt was continued
: payment of the Co-.ts.
M S 3.11 rKOill I Ml I 1,11 III
A wav i - mah a new flannel-like
1" .e '‘V .|;J ng" together fiber
! t I'ci' Ilian by \vea\ i ng I hem ha
• ii* t been I'atenled. Th • "w Td"-nr •
(I eed cloth b .■■: i:, i lo lie-strong, soft
old flexible and I > j tail I i\ u >'i we.T
i:r<*or/"rio\’s of ursi’WT.
W'iiEI; MAS, in the processes ot
'■ a!'.re. wr ;i lend and brothe;.
'.me- T. Flm -re. Jr., who has Leon
Tfhalt'd with oi:r Lodge for twcnt-v
'imr years, halving been raised to tlie
;i I me Degree of Master Mason on
April 18. 1918. has quitted thi life
lor tlie more abundant existence in
that bourne from which no traveler
o’- :
AND WHEREAS, we mourn the
loss sustained by us in his decease
and sympathize with the bereaved
members of Hie family of our de
THEREFORE HE IT RESOLVED
'TEST: that we bow in humility lie
lore the course of Nature, behind
which and ever mindful of them we
ecognize the Supreme Architect ui
lie Univu -e who lias til] wisdom and
is ju 1 and who has given us the as
surance: "Where 1 am, there ye ma;.
e also.”
SECOND: That the I vilv of th -
deceased be extended the heart-feu
sympathy of the members of Hen
derson Lodge Number 229 both in
dividually and as a fraternity:
THIRD: That this Lodge, of which
he was a beloved member, mourn his
iepurture as an evidence of the keen
sense of loss felt when we contem
>lato the fact that this friend and
other is in longer with u in the
lesh:
FOURTH: That a copy of these
resolutions be entered upon the min
utes of the proceedings of this Lodge:
i copy sent lor publication to tee
Henderson Dispatch and a copy sent
to the bereaved family of uui de
eased brother.
J A 1IORNADAY,
P. J T RAWLINS,
K. T. WELDON,
Committee.
Pleasant Reading
Sergeant Eugene Damron, of Blue
field, W. Va., an American soldier
stationed at our base in Guatemala,
under the command of Lieut. Gen.
Frank M. Andrews, is shown read
ing letter from girl he left behind.
(Central Prtgn)
CAROLINA TIGERS
WILL PLAY SUNDAY
The Carolina Tigers will tangle
with Smith Hill, Ya„ here Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the
Tigers park The Tigers w re idle
the past Sunday, chalking up a ti to
5 victory over Winston-Salem in
their last diamond appearance.
Davis is the likely choice for the
mound Sunday, it is said.
To meet the deadl ne lm phm',
time on tin* GftOf) ; - c- m >;md i.ndr
cultivation at the Caiedonia PriM.j
Farm in Halifax county. .\. C.. nuis
production method- 1 avi I . he ( •• -
ployed by J M. Tulin. Karin .Supc: ■
intendent. Ol the P-'u.1 crrciig. un
der cultivate »n. • .ere thuu 4.0(U
aie growing truck crop-. P: i.-o-i P;.
rector Oxm IPU- X;tlc-. • In i r..
with High way ( on
rising l < »sts, t . ■
foods loi the pii-ene! ;;>J j»; ;;
camp- with land .. . ;ii kibu- has P , n
doubled
“'I'lli• will cut d*i .:a greativ the
amount <d fo« td v e w :1: ha’, e i
purchase f".' prisunci - lib: I-Pure."
Pitt- also indicated }» > wuuid d
as much canning a.- available < an
woilid permit (*alodi»iiia or: > a: 1
is also supporting ... »ut 1 lot) 1
cattle and d.nKJ hog.-.
In the P >p picture as e . bout .'5 >
mules, half of them with mu* mine
fertilizer dPtribut"r.-. and the mi::",
half planting' corn with a mie n ull
planter. Lowa. r picture sp. w> Cale
donia’.- “V" l .ode V. 1 til the eleve I
tractors being used for pl«»\ mg har
I’owing Commissioner Ki*rr Sc-tt, « ;
the N C. Dept. of Agriculture s’and
by th<' lei u 1 ractor.
AL SCHACHT COMES
TO DURHAM MAY 28
Durham. Hay 20.—Al Schacht.
baseball's hilarious comedian who ha
provided chuckles and laugh con
vulsions for millions ..I lam thmugn
out tin country, will bring his new
act to Durham on the night of Ma>
2(!. President Charley Miller of the
Durham Bull.- of the Piedmont
league has announced .
Schaeht will be the added attrac
tion to the regular Piedmont game
betwc.n tiu Btills and Riclum nil
Colts.
From 12,U0t).U(KJ to l.i.OOU.ttlin
quarts oi traits, vegetable and mi a'
will be canned this year in North
Carolina, estimates Mrs. Cornelia C.
Morri-. ol N. C State College.
__ . _ _I
Child Bndc Slayer
l-'e'u-t i’ll - y .1- M Mattie Pear!
Mamina:;, -hilcl bride of Daemon
Mannii . 35, i? pict ;:■■■ d in |.. r cel!
r.t M rristown, Tenn„ niter she was
r •• ,1 with second decree murder
f r in r hi -■ an 1’ ■ slaying. She sai i
d!’’! hi.a after in: ar;rument
.. whelm s she hi leave lier
civic moile r.
(C< -iti'a! i'i'CSSj1
VAUGHAN ATTENDS
TRUSTEE MEETING
W. I! Vallfihan. member of the
In 'ai d rn trustee: o! the Negro A.
& T. College in Clleensboro, attend
ed the -enii-animal >■ eeling of that
board in G rre'i.-b' ■rn Tuesday. Most
ly routine affair were before the
meeting, i tiler than the election of
Ciiarlt A i 1 no ■ f f j ’ < ' 1 : wo a
Vlee ehaiiauai: ol 'la- is ard to :-or\ e
i!i'.he :'!i'■ of las :\1. (.' S.
Nolde. ol Chapel Kill, who lia. been
chan man for many year . Dr. Noble,
j who rceeiif !y . iilTored a siike, was
unable to attend the gathering.
Plow 11 i ^ \ f d' | 11 ( ; i | i 11111. i •. j ; 11 < > rf>| \ |, i i, 1 , . -', ;
Most Stocks
Are Lower
•• .% m t
1 .vi.’. f catti-red aair
. nd , • ; ; • ■
.. .■ ir• ' : ,t ? "i .’a :
■ Ai '1 ."U . »i:
i dividend cuts was a deincssan;.
• i , ’hj-r. • fi ■ . -
I •’ r v . : l. ! )-'
• ad „ : • • ' • !»M
Cotton Prices
Turn Lower
NY-.'. York. May 20. A!V ' ■’
t.i■ i ;■ ,.•( - epeMcd •..ncliunf.f.l > .
■ ilut vvcrc 5 1 2 cent
i, :r 1 : i .1 i: y 10 Ml. l.i
A Better Buy
In Blends
*1.10 pTnt
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V^l lo\v li .li ilii-uieen 11 liy tins dii'
on industry to work twenty-four hours a day, li J I jjJM average household get about fieiee as much
seven days a week, until this tear is won. If. jljUm electricity for its money as it did fifteen years
But continuous production is nothing new jjfj IIIlulm ago? . . . Simply because Americas electric
to the electric industry. We’ve always worked In / j iJjB companies have been built and operated the
that way —all year round —in peace or war. 11 IIIfJB American uviy—by good business management.
with planes, the earth with tanks, and the sea II If I Jim - AR.OLINA
with ships. „ I j/ffjxJ POWER & LIGHT
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