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The Washington times., 1933-04-13
VERTICAL

VERTICAL
1-What noted Indian chief was
known as the "Friend of the
White Man?
2Above
3-Flinch
4-Terminate
5Amorous glance
7-Old times (Poet.)
6-Hostilities
9-Nimbleness
10-To what country does Gree1-
land belong?
14-Repetitions of words
15-Consumed
16-Emanation
19-Rowing implement
22-Debatable
24-Oil Of hogs fat after rendering
27-Cry
29-Scotch drinking-cup
30-What American statesman waS
Secretary of State under
President Woodrow Wilson?
31-A kind of striped cotton fabric
32-Embankments
34-Legal claim on property
35-Beverage
38-Possess
4O-Test
41-A glistening brightness
43-Gull-like bird
45-Small valley
47-River in Tuscany
"a color
61-Sesame
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HORIZONTAL.

HORIZONTAL
1-Who, as president of Harvard
University, Cambridge, Massa-
ehusetts, for the past p
years, recently retired because
of old age: Abbott Lawrence
........?
6-What American statesman
was Secretary Of State under
Abraham Lincoln?
11-Sheepliks
12-Loiter
13-Sex
1S-What noted professor shared
the. 1892 Nobel prize in medi.
cine with Sir Charles SherrinR.
tom: Douglas ........?
TIA bow
18-What celebrated American
lawyer and Secretary of State
acted as personal advisor to
former President Woodrow
Wilson?
20-A low quarter Of q city
21-Printer's measure
2S-Oriental weight
25-Man's name
26-One who il indebted
2S-Fragrant rose-petal oil
31-Departs
32-Heavy vehicle
33-Winged
36-AssistS
36-Nothing
37-WhO has been the only Speak.
or Of the House of Representa-.
tives to be elected President
of the United States?
39-A thoroughfare (abbr.)
42-Cause to sit down
44-Troubfesome useless plant
46-College yell
48-Place under restraint
5O-Ridicule
52-Sooner than
53-Climbing plant
54-What former Italian Foreign
Minister was recently ap.
pointed as Italian ambassador
to England?
55-What u. s. banker represent.
ed the u. s. at the meeting at
Paris at which the so-called
Hoover moratorium pact was
signed?
The Washington times., 1933-04-13

Herewith is the solution to yes
terday's Puzzle.
The Washington times., 1933-04-13

Of our prizes, tickets, ETC., have
zone to boys and girls living
out Of Washington.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-27
EXECUTRIX NOTICE

Having qualified az EXecutriX
Of the estate Of Dr.. Geo. H. NAL
lett, this is to notify all persons
claiming any debt or obligation
due them, to present said claims
to the undersigned at the office
of Ewbank & Weeks, attorneys,
Hendersonville, n. c., on Or before
one year from the date hereof,
otherwise this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. Per-
sons indebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned.
This the 26th day Of July, 1888.
RENNE DISMUKES MALLETT,
EXccutriX,
7-27-Thurs. 6tp.
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the All club campers at Swanna-
n0a. .. .s.. ..r BARN.
Miss Madeline Ford of, Tryon,
is spending this week in this COM
munity, visiting relatives and
friends.
The Sunday school revival, con
Quoted at Beulah church last week
by Mr.. F.. johnson and Miss Maret-
Ia Huggins was quite success. =
Mrs. Guss Henson and two sons,
Marion and William, are visiting
Mrs. Henson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Z. Cantrell for q week.
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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM
MONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina,
Henderson County.

North CdfOllnG,
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Eta Thomas Graham, Plaintiff
VS..
Hugh NJ. Graham, Defendant
The defendant above named
will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been COM
menced in the superior court OF
Henderson county for the pur.
pose on the part of the PLAINTIFF
of obtaining a divorce absolute
against the defendant, on the
grounds Of separation, as provid-
ed By statute; and the defendant
will further take notice that ne Is
required to appear at the office
Of the clerk Of superior court OF
Henderson county and answer or
dcmur to the complaint of the
plaintiff on or before the 18th
day of August, 1888, or within
80 days thereafter, or the relief
demanded in the complaint will
be granted.
This July ~, 1888.
]. p. FLETCHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
3-ThurS-4tp.
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crumbs from his table. II was
not a pleasant thought for one of
Marcia's temperament.
CHE settled herself in a chair.
- Tell me, was Cuba amusing?"
she asked.
Rather" said Barrett. again
looking at Elinor. i've always
been attracted by the place.
Did you like it too. dear?'
Marcia went on, turning to Elinor.
"Oh, l adored it," the girl an
swered.
you two talk just the way
Dick and l did about Dicks place
in Canada where we spent our
honeymoon. But you aren't
honeymooners and haven't that
excuse" Marcia murmured. To
herself she thought. What in the
world can make Elinor flush so?"
I'VE were really delighted with
the trip" Barrett stated hur-
riedly. Higgins came in then
with the flowers Marcia had
| brought. EIiuor and Barrett both
seemed eager to speak Of the
flowers, admiring them and prais-
ing them rather eXtravagantly.
Barrett, drawing his chair closer
to Elinor's. reached for an end
Of the string sash she wore about
her frock and ran it through his
! finer:
t.g Gad TO be near EllnOr, Mar
cia saw. The thought aroused d
fame CT jealousy in her heart that
was Gisconcerting.
Elinor asked about the baby
and Immediately Marcia was Off.
she related with elaborate detail
Just how the baby smiled. the way
he looked while sleeping. She
missed not bead Of the rosary
every proud mother tells but she
saw in her listeners no tendency
to smile or hint at boredom as
so many listeners do. Instead she
felt she had their whOle-hearted
/ attention.
you've been sweet about lis
tening TO all this" Marcia ad-
mitted when at last she had fin
ished. But it's so wonderful
having n baby for ones own! 1
cant help bahbling. | hope some
day ycu'll understand"
Il hope So" said Ehnor and
blushed.
AGAIN Barrett was locking at
"a Elinor with that humble, ador-
ing look. He laid his hand upon
! Elinor's. He had to make Il trip
down town and Marcia volun-
teered to give him lift. Before
her, and much to her amusement,
he said his goodby TO Elinor,
kissing her and adding, Dent
! forget mel" He tried to make 1t
seem a joke but quite obviously
it was more than that.
1T looks rs IL life were happy
for you, Barry" Marcia conf
mented after they were on their
! way.
Happy doesn't half express
J it," he responded.
I'm so glad" she commented.
She assured herself that she
really was glad. And yet Bar
rett's infatuatiCI menaccd her.
When she had been a child Bar
rctt had always been willing to
do anything TO stop her tears.
Now that was changed! A foo!
could see that Elinor ruled him,
or could rule him If she wanted
to.
When Barrett returned home at
bit after six he found Ida Stat
ford sitting with Elinor. AS Ida
greeted him she gave him a SLY
glance and a smile which he knew
Elinor noted.
A little time passed and then
Ida rose. run in to see me to-
morrow morning, will you,
Barry?" she asked sWeetly. Il
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-27
PENROSE

PENROSE, (Routc u, July 81.
The program given by French
Broad B. Y. p. y. at Beulah
church Sunday evening was great
ly enjoyed by the large congrega-
ton present.
Miss Beulah Cantrcll returned
home Saturday afternoon, after
spending an enjoyable week with
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-27
CAPTURES TARANTULAS

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UP).-
Howard Wilson has d strange
hobby. He tracks down and cap
lures tarantulaS, insects with
deadly poisonous powers. The
largest he ever caught had leg
spread OF five inches.
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23-Pets and Livestock

LOST One Bancroft Winner ten
mis- racket from the II. A.
Smith Co. Shop. Persons sus-
pected but no questions will be
asked if it is returned before
Sunday. Ivan Smith.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-27

DR.. w. w. GEORGES, Foot
comforts Appliances and Spec
ialties. Free examination. DR..
Webb, Foot Specialist in charge
-Ireeze Drug Store, Hender-
sonville.
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.....! B&InDE

have some business with which 1
want help" Again the sly glance.
1t was q command. cloaked
mockingly in the tone OF an APP
peal.
Elinor and Barrett dined lei.
surely. played two games Of chess.
and then Barrett read aloud an
article he had liked and that he
felt Elindr would like. On the
surface the evening seemed as
placid as many others they had
shared but beneath the calm sur
face he felt Elinor's unspoken
question. The thought chilled
his heart.
Later that night when they
were upstairs she called through
the open door between their
rooms. "Oh. Barry
YES. dear?" he answered. He
knew at once that it was coming
the question he would rather
not have her ASK and TO which
he must respond with lie.
! May | come In. Barry?"
"Of course. dear"
lie had taken off his coat ana
was fumbling with the studs IN
the front OF his shirt as she en-
tered. Elinor was swathed IN a
negligec of yellow chiffon. II was
the color most becoming TO her.
setting high lights OF gold dane
NJ in her hair.
~ lie sat down on low stool and
- watched him. frowuing at
himself in The mirror.
"These things are obstinate"
he murmured. Then. trium-
phantiy. There we are"
He was hoping that he could
divert her. He did not want her
to ask. What makes mother look
at you the way she does. Barry?"
, II she asked that or anything like
that he would have to find some
way OF evading.
Her smile became n trille stiff
and he saw that her eyes were visit.
full. frightened. Always before
when she had come into his room
he had dropped everything TO well
come her.
Elinor noted his preoccupation.
She told herself that she should
have realized his DEVOTION, all
those little attentions, could not
last.
Barry" she began again.
Yes, darling?"
Barry, what makes mother
| don't know just how to express
it--but why does she look At you
so slyly sometimes? The way she
did this afternoon? It's almost
as though there was something
you and she knew that was a
secret"
Lord, dear. you know your
mother better than ! do! How
would know why she does any
thing"
Il don't know why I.asked."
Elinor said slowly. bat thought
you did know. Barry. Somehow
I've felt that you did. ! don't
know how TO express II but
thought | could see aversion-or
shrinking-in your face. These
last few weeks I've thought ]
could tell what you were thinking
just by looking at you. You have
such an honest face. Barrett"
lie hoped he did not-at the
moment. But 1t was true. AGd
Elinor had seen that he was hid
ing something from her. She had
seen that he was ashamed OF the
deception, too. He couldn't tell
her that he and Ida had no
secrets because that wouldn't be
true. And he couldn't tell her
the truth because OF hts promise
to Marcia. .... ..,..
There was nothing for Barrett
Colvin to do but curse the luck
that had led him into such a trap.
ITO Be Continued,.u b.,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-27

ASK YOUR friends about Peaces'
Grocery for good merchandise,
courteous service then come
and see for yourself Cor.
Church-Caswell Street.
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FOR SALE
.uou,es and Real Estate

|SuE-Beautiful five room
g.x fronting on Lake
1,reo,a Lake. Large
hardwood floors, all
1 ranveuienceS. Price
i sa Terms. q,
1 ares fertile land. good
4 modern six room bum
With all city convent
1 .ro miles cut, one block
Greervillo Highway. Price
ESQ. See II. Marlborough,
rwpll Real Estate Co,
he lT2.
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ou need a cool dress for
.".4S or afternoon wear?
>. inc lovely models in all
, v.gI materials and colors at
SNIE BOWEN'S.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-27

La, are occupying the summer
home of Ms C. w. Baldwin, of
Coral Gables, Fla.
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BATTERY AND ELECTRIC work
a specially. Midcity Tire Co.

Drug Co
carrying complete line of drugs
and drug sundries. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded.
Phone 122. Immediate delivery.
i
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18-Business Services

SIMONIZING YOUR CAR will
make it look like new. We do
it at lost cost. CAP Karling's
Gulf Service Station, Main at
Seventh Avenue.
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21-Good Things TO Eat

OUR MOTTO, good food, prompt
courteous service, appreciation.
Shorty's Pig N Whistle, Nos. l
and .. Remember in Hender-
sOnville it's Shorty's.
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13-A-Help Wanted, Female

a HOUSEKEEPER at Golf and
Country Club. Call at club
house for information.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-27

WANTED - Peeled poplar, pine
and chestnut wood. Farmers
Federation.
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EWbank

WALTER HAGEN is a
PROFESSIONAL GOLF + X.
The elevator was invented IN
1852 by L. G: OTIS. Enoia.
rnent means CONF ENSATlON.
ADVANTAGE. BENEFIT
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Special Notices

residence and going
business in ST. Petersburg, Fla.
for property OF equal value
near Hendersonville. Address
407 First Avenue, West.
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0ALt-Good wood and
range. Call Sutherland
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HES AND GRAPES-Fine

mis- AND GRAPES-Fine
F liberia peaches, free
worms, 4jc to T5c a
r. m quantities at or
I Choice Concord, Niagara
| Delaware grapes at 3 to 4
a pound in quantities,
an'nG July 2Sth. Our
-"'S are always good. Our
pes are the best. Paris
'D-am Orchard. Two miles
p Greenville.
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Seeds and Plants
miscellaneous

automobile radio sales and
F'.ee see Midcity Tire Co.
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NAYSIOE INN, Brevard Road
Modern cOnveniences, plenty
of fresh milk, butter and yege-
tables. $7-9 per week. Tele-
phone Mrs A. F. Justus, Blan-
tyre.
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WANTED
lO--Miscellaneous

YOTIP ON FURNITURE taken
in exchange for new. Brun-
son Furniture Company.
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PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE
We represent the strongest
companies in the world. We
will be glad to talk over your
insurance needs. Ewbank q
E'whsnk.
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SALE - Seasoned Poplar
lor ZtX24 Cabin. Cut in
1asy, bark on. n. NJ. Davis
Ian Cave Park.
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THE HEALTH FOOD STORE.
116 9th Ave. West. Whole
Wheat, Rye and Soy Bean
Bread. Diabetic and other
sanitarium foods.
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7-27-Thurs. 6tp.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-17
ONLY ONE PLACE TO CUT

When complaint is made about the high school
costs IN North Carolina, there can be but one in
depreciation if the critic is informed and that is
that reference is made to the salaries of teachers.
Institutional cost is the major expense In the
institution of public schools.
And when we get down closely to examine where
in this paramount item of expenditure can be doc
tered up and brought around to more reasonable
level it is at once discovered that the school teach
er in North Carolina, on relative basis at least, is
fearfully underpad rather than overpaid.
The average salary being paid school teachers in
North Carolina is $847.5O, whereas the average
salary of other public employees in North Carolina
is S1,625. ..A
Is it reasonable to assume that the school teach
ers of this state feel like sitting stupidity and ST.
lently by while reduction in their low salary IS
contemplated, so long other employees in public
service average already twice much rs they are
receiving
North Carolina must be fair about this matter,
look at it neligently and analyze the issue in the
laboratory of simple, common sense and Justice
Charlotte Observer,
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have gone far enough in North Carolina;
and this newspaper believes that small
vestige of local self-government should be
left to the people.
If the people of Hendersonville want to
maintain and pay for an extra month, or
months, of schools, to maintain system
which has been built up by years of effort
and the expenditure of large sum of
money, The Times-News believes they
should have that privilege. And all the
other special districts of the State should
have the same privilege.
The average salary of school teachers III
North Carolina is approximately one-halt
the average salary of all the other en-
ployes of the State. The economy program,
which The Times-News grants is necessary
and which this newspaper approves, should
take into consideration the fact that the
State buys more man and woman power,
more personal service, more efficient serv-
ice, for the money paid to the school teach
ers than for any other appropriation made
for State expenses.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-17
NEWSPAPERS OPINIONS
HOW MANY PRESIDENTS?

Argument as to the number of our presidents
has ragged, politely but firmly, ever since Grover
Cleveland crossed up the count by holding the Of
fee for two non-Successive terms. As result OF
this unorthodox distribution of terms, the great and
erring majority has been referring to Mr.. Hoover
as the thirty-rst president instead of the Thrift
eth. Thus. it is assumed that Cleveland is to be
counted as two men, while Washington, Jefferson
and nine others who served more than one term
are to 60 down in history as single individuals be-
cause they succeeded themselves. The arlthmetlcal
literates refused to heed the reasoning of the re"
clear-eyed seekers of truth, that we could count
either the number of terms the number of IN
dividuals, but scarcely a combination of both, and
that Cleveland could not be both the twenty-second
and twenty-fourth presidents, for he was the same
president each time.
Now. truth has trumphed, and Franklin D.
Roosevelt has been inaugurated in his rlghttul or
der as thirty-frst instead of thirty-second presi-
dent Official verfcation was given by Robert
Woolley, chairman of the Inaugural Medal commit
tee who ordered gold medallion with the correct
figure on it. Mr. Woolley for routing the forces OF
error, deserves a bit of medal himself.-The st.
Louis Post-Dispateh 3. .. -.-
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MOVE 1T DAY

Now that lot of cash is ready to hand for
those who had theirs in the banks and that opening
of the banks makes those who had some tucked
away feel more free with it
Let's get some of this money moving around.
Start SIS bill passing from hand to hand and
within few hours it will have taken care of $50
of business and more. .
Pay SO bill on some owing, whether for work
done debt purchase, and inside of a
couple of days if folks keep that bill moving it
will work off couple of hundred dollars of debts.
Pay out some of the coins you have, or that you
receive from someone else, keep them rolling, and
the total of all they do in week can be amazing.
GA new deaP' in money calls for moving money
around
The more we keep it moving, and the more
money We keep moving the more we will all profit.
-Goldsboro News-Argus sEs4
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THE honey bees were working
u fast. ''Gee, how long Will that
honey last that's coming from that
lovely hower?" asked Quincy, with
4 smile.
ut seer,s you've filled up hods
galore. / wouldn't think thcre'd be
much more" A little bee then said,
We'll use new flower, after
while"
Tire bunch then heard the tall
flower shout, i've given all my
honey out. You'll have to find the
new flower right away. I've done
my share"
And so the wee bees looked
around. Soon Copy cried, "Hey, l
have found the very flower you're
looking for. It's swaying in the
air.
THE blossom he was speaking Of
Il exclaimed, "Oh my! I'd really
love to fill your hods with honey.
All you bees form in line
And so more hods were shortly
filled and not a single drop was
spilled. Soon all the hodS were full
and Mister Bumblcbcc said, Fine"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-17

Wbittier's "Snowbound" memoir
lied and you will just love the
snow instead of frettlng:, buI
we were talking about flowers.
Get out all those extra seed that
last summers abundant flower
blooms gave, decide where you
wish to plant them, then go out
and get the beds we'll spaded up,
mulched with rich dirt, and
ready for planting. We think
the Judges of the Identification
Contest made such a fine decl-
sion when the banner of first
prize was given to Mr. i. 5.
Crossadale Of the Florida Fruit
Store. His little plot just
bloomed and bloomed all sum-
mer. 1t was a pleasure to go
by that way. Then the plot IN
front of the Blue Bird Ice Cream
Store at the corner Of Second
Avenue and Main planted and
attended to by Messrs Carson
and Harding was very attractive.
1t furnished plenty of blooms
but not as much variety IN
plants as the first mentioned.
There were a number of other
Main street tree plots that were
we'll kept and real pretty also:
Let's make Main street beautiful
for next summer.
Now is the time to severely
prune and fertilize your Crepe
Myrtle. Please, every body, that
can remember his grand mother,
plant a Crepe Myrtle Qagis-
trina). Set them on the warm
south side and protect them
through the first two or three
winter seasons by wrapping
crocus sacks around them. There
is a white, a pale pink, a water
melon pink, and a lovely laven-
der. They are so attractive
grouped together,
One lady who knows says this
is the time to plant the seed
from that gay little Jerusalem
cherry You got for a Christmas