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Evening star., 1933-09-21
HIGHWAY CRASHES
COSTLY TO AUBURN
Two Gridironers Lost, Third
Impaired-Crack Line of
'32 Almost Intact.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A UBURN, Ala, September 81.
~ This may be a glorious
n machine age, but Coach
Chet Wynne would like an
injunction keeping automobiles
away from his Auburn foot ball
players.
Highway collisions have cost him two
athletes and may diminish the value
of another, his triple-threat ace, Willis
"Firpo" Phipps.
This 170-pound battler, who some
claimed was of more value to Ala
bama Polytechnic last year than the
All-America Jimmy Hitchcock, wears
shield over the right side of his
face where part Of his cheek bone
was removed after a wreck some
months ago.
Wynne fears his vision may be some
what impaired and his accuracy in
passing lost.
IF Phipps comes along o. K. and
we find dependable punter we should
have fair year." says Wynne. THAT
Is, barring any more vehicular dis
aSterS.'
Evening star., 1933-09-21
pIxLEE. TURNER ON AIR.

Jim Pixlee, George Washington grid
coach, and Joe Turner, wrestling I'M
presario, will speak over VOL at 7:45
tonight in the weekly sports broadcasts
of that station.
Evening star., 1933-09-21
GRID MANAGERS MEET
Will Make Plans TO

135-Pounders Will Make Plans for
City League Tonight.
A meeting Of managers Of 135-pound
teams planning to play in the National
Capital Foot Ball League will be held
tonight at 7:30 O'Clock at the home OF
President Vic Gauzza, 201 D street
northeast, Apartment /.
Northern Props will drill Sunday at
II o'clock on the Park View playground.
The first practice Of the season for
the Maryland A. c. will be held tonight
at 1880 o'clock at Seat Pleasant.
Members of the St. Mary's Celtics
will work out at o'clock tonight at
Seventeenth and B streets.
Evening star., 1933-09-21
PRO FOOT BALL.

Chicago Cardinals, 2; Indianapolis
Indians, o.
New York Giants, %; Pittsburgh
Pirates, 2.
Evening star., 1933-09-21

@NE Of the better yarns going the
I rounds at Chevy Chase today
concerns the trouncing that
Charlie Mackall of Washington and
Cincinnati administered to Gene Lark
in, the assistant pro at the club, after
Evening star., 1933-09-21

will not be changed. Bayuk
guarantees it! This means that
the Bayuk 'Phillies" you buy
tOmOrrOw-Orn next month
will give the same complete
enjoyment and satisfaction
that it gives you today.
BaUusk's Guarantee
In 1921 peak sales year-the
Bayuk Philadelphia Perfecto
(Familiarly known as ~Philadel-
phia Hand.made") was thelargest.
selling 1O.cent brand in America.
Bayuk guarantees that this cigar
today-at S cents-contains the
samefne fneImportedSumatrawrap-
per-the same fine ripe Havana
and Domestic long-filler. It's the
same identical cigar.
Evening star., 1933-09-21

Manor Club woman golfers are to
start their club title tourney on Mon
day with an 18-hole qualification
round. The match play rounds will
start on Tuesday and will run through
Friday
Evening star., 1933-09-21

is breaking all cigar-sales
records.
More than one million Bayuk
s'Phillies'' a day are required
to meet present demands.
Dealers from New York to
San Francisco-report it as
being their most popular
cigar.
There's only one possible con.
clusion. Bayuk ''Phillies' is
pleasing the tastes Of more
men than any other cigar in
America. 1t must be the cigar
that smokers like best.
Despite rising costs s-the quail
ity of tobacco in this fine cigar
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-06-22
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

Under and by virtue of the
authority contained in that GER
tain deed Of trust from Reginald
Willcocks and wife. Novia A.
Willcocks, to the undersigned
trustees dated January 3, 1929,
and recorded in Book 1875 at page
131 of the Records Of Deeds of
Trust for Henderson County, de-
fault having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed of trust which
conveyed the lands hereinafter
described to secure the same, the
undersigned trustees will, on the
18th day of July, 1888, at twelve
o'clock noon at the courthouse
door in Henderson county, offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, the lands
hereinafter described for the pur-
pose of satisfying said indebted
ness. Said lands being described
as follows:
Situate, lying and being in the
County of Henderson, State Of
North Carolina, near the City of
Hendersonville and known and
designated as Lot No. l, Block
No. Is of Laurel Park Estates, as
shown by a plat thereof duly re-
corded in Book l at page 100 of
the Records of Plats for Hender-
son County, North Carolina, more
described as follows:
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sale to the highest bidder for
cash all the right, IT'LL and in
terest of F. S. Wetmur, bank
rupt, and also all right, title and
interest Of the undersigned trus-
tee in and to the one-half I'M
divided interest in 9.37 acres of
land more or less, decided by S.
H. Wright and wife to F. S:
Wetnur, by deed dated 9th of
October, 1925, and recorded IN
deed book $50, page lO2 of tn"
records of deeds of Henderson
county, North Carolina, reference
to which is hereby made for more
complete description.
Report of sale to be made to
f. w. Thomas, referee at his Of
flee in Wachovia Bank building,
Ashcville. N. c., at II o'clock a.
m. on 3rd day of July, 1888, for
confirmation or rejection of said
sale.
This 1st day of June, 1888.
Edw. r. Sutherland, Trustee.
+. S. Wctmur, Bankrupt.
6-1-Thurs-4t
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ELINOR rose quickly, her rather
in his slow and cumbersome
way. The dining room had been
decorated under Lida's direction
in what she considered an impress
sive manner but tonight the aged
oak walls and family portraits
looked down on faded roses In the
center Of the table and VenettaA
cut-work cloth that was a litlie
crushed. The candles, too. haa
been burned before. g
1t was the sort Of thing Eiinse
detested. Consistent simplicity she
thought to be so much more agree-
able. The constant striving to i'm
press others had become one OF tho
meanest, although one OF the
smallest, of Lida's deceits. -.
Mother dining out?" EIiror askSd
after Benson had pushed her char
under her. .-.
YES" her father said. "09
somewhere with that young Cef'
ter"
Il loathe him and yet I'm sorry
for him, too" Elinor stated. y
was odd how she could talk anA
hear herself as IL from a distance
while all the time that new, a.
cited feeling in her heart made hot
seem to be a different person. gas'
Father" Is
Eyes, dear?" .-
"How are you OF financially tuSt
now? l saw a dress yesterday ]
would like to have" :, IT,
"Then get it." he answered quick
~. Elinors doing without because
Ida simply had TO have" this 9
that had always angered him. And
yet somehow he never managed %
compensate Elinor for her patienoe
with having so few frills. -
Thanks ever so much" she safe.
Elinor was thinking that she wouN
try her hair a new way. Low -
her neck. Her mother had SEN
her with it that way and called :
"idiotically STACEY" But her moth.
err would be in Miami. Beauttful
thought! And Tuesday when they
drove up the Hudson to have ldta.
ner at the inn that he liked shSa
wear her tan coat that looked quite
well in spite of being so old and
the little tan hat that Celeste. her
mothers maid, said was becoming.
Benson appeared in the doorway.
There's call on the telephone
for you. Miss Stafford" he SAID
cts Mr.. Colvin."
ITO BE Continuedb
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New Water Rates
Fixed at Saluda

SALUDA, June 22.-At n spc-
cial meeting Of the town commits
sioners Tuesday evening an Ordi-
rance was enacted providing for
a minimum water rental OF two
dollars per month within the
town limits and two dollars and
twenty-five cents per month on
Out-Of-tOwn connections. The
service charge of one dollar for
installing meters remains the
same. The adjusted rates now
apply to connections regardless
of whether the service be for one
month or of longer duration. The
renters of summer homes have al
ways protested against the sea-
sonal water rates. In the past
few years the seasonal water
rates became less tenable as the
rental charges of summer cot
tages became reduced. The adj
justed rates will no doubt meet
with popular approval.
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NATIONWIDE PIGEON
RACE WILL BE HELD
COMING SATURDAY

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June
%. - (UP). - Americas pigeon
race, national institution in
which Chattanooga is the take
off point, is scheduled for the
morning of June "a, it has been
announced.
The ace, which, called "The
Chattanooga National Combine" "
is sponsored by the National
Homing Pigeon association of
Washington, D. c., and Harvey
c. Burke, secretary of the asso-
citation, will be here to superin-
tend the releasing of the birds.
Approximately 10000 birds,
comprising about 10 crate-loads,
will be sent here to be released
by the Railway Express company.
From Chattanooga the birds will
wing their way the 600 to 700
miles distance to their home lofts.
Chattanooga was chosen for
the take-off because it is about
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from Aunt Ella for more years than
even I can remember. While l was
still on the leash l used to be
dragged there and Colvin and his
sister ran in often. He's good
chap, | understand, but they say
he's a hard-bOiled bachelor. | think
q good many women have tried to
marry him. The Colvin fortune IS
considerable, you know"
CHE flushed at the words.
- I'm not going to try to marry
him." Elinor admitted honestly
and a trine loudly. But If he
wanted to marry me-he'd have TO
do no more than snap his fingers or
whistle," She tried to make a joke
of it, laughing, but she could not.
After the failure she covered her
face for a moment with her hands.
! Suppose" Stafford said slowly,
che hasn't sense enough to know
! how lovely you are? Suppose he's
as blind as so many damned
fools?"
Then I suppose III know /
/ wasn't-nice enough"
DON'T" Her father begged. Eli
nor slipped her hand into his and
/ looked at the dcCanter. He had al
ready had a good deal; more even
than was usual. 1--WE must play
chess after dinner" she said. eyes
still on the decanter.
"I'd like to but I don't want to
bore you, baby"
"But I'd love It! You know
love it. Father, when is Mother
going?" Her voice was suddenly
anxious.
"They start, l believe, tomorrow
morning"
"Then-that's all right" she
said quickly, happily. She didn't
want Mr.. Colyin to meet her motn'
err until she, Elinor, had had lit
tie chance. She wouldn't have any
chance at all If he met her mother
Elinor knew. II had happened be
fore with every young man who
had been attracted by Ellnor, ex
cept Bobby Telfair who had re
NAMED adamant under her moth
er's attacks. The attacks were
made, the girl understood, In order
that a selfish woman might prove
the fact that she could attract and
enchant and rule wherever and
whomever she wished. The thought
Of this had never before really mat
tered to Elinor. Now it did.
Benson appeared in the broad
doorway just then to announce thai
dinner was served.
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glass and spoke. "And who took
you riding?'
"Mr. Colvin-Mr. Barrett Col.
vim"
Thought perhaps you'd gone
with Bob Telfair-"
"Oh, no."
Like him, don't you?"
Eyes, l like him but"
"BUT WHAT" Stafford prompted
How had anything so beauti.
full come to him and to Ida? So
beautiful spiritually as we'll as
physically? He never had been able
to make it out.
"Well," she explained slowly, 81
like him as a very good friend.
You know he's helped me a lot with
Cousin Philip, going to see him
when l couldn't manage TO because
of Mother and the way she feels,
He's been a very good friend." she
ended loyalty.
Yes, l know. Poor young devil!
Well. what about ColVin? You like
him?"
Every much" The response
came low.
Hum" Bentwell again lifted
his glass.
81 had the most wonderful after
noon I've ever had in my whole
life!" she confessed.
Bentwell had known 1t would
come to her in that way; that she
was built to give q whole heart and
not a cautious inch Of it. Suppose
Colvin were damned fool enough
not to realize that which was OF
fered him?
DO you know Mr.. Colvin, Fa
ther?" she asked. She wanted t
talk of Colyin. he saw. There hac
been a time years ago when he hat
wanted to talk Of Ida in the same
way. The time had been short, a!
Ida was orphaned and alone ant
they had married quickly. Sool
after marriage be had not wantct
to talk of her nor even to think o
her. Elinor had his capacity fo
dreaming. She must not be hurt
Il know him fairly WE'LL" he re
sponded in his slow way. Hi
family have lived across the stree
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BEGINNING at o stake, the
Southeast corner of Lot No. 2,
Block 13, said stake standing IN
the Northern margin of Wood
byne Avenue and running thence
with the Northern margin of sad
Moodbvne Avenue n. 40 deg. ~.
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of tEc au-
thority conferred by the acts OF
congress relating to bankruptcy,
and bv order made May &c, 1888,
by f. w Thomas, referee, the
undersigned trustee of F. S. Wet
muir, bankrupt, will at II o'clock
noon on Saturday, July /, 1888,
at the courthouse door in Hen
Jacksonville, publicly offer for
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with the Southern margin of said
Drive S. 60 deg. W. IA TT. to a
stake; thence S. 70 deg. W. &c
#. to a stake, the Northeast cor
ner of Lot No. 2, Block ID;
thence leaving said Drive and
with the Eastern line Of said Lot
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63 #. to stake; thence N. SO
deg. E. 80 #. to stake; thence
with the curve of The Northwest
margin of Woodbyne Avenue So
fit. to the point where the same
intersects with the Southern mar
gin of Panorama Drive; thence
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No. 2 S. Al deg. f. 106 #. to the
point of BEGINNING.
This the 18th day Of June,
1888.
JOHN A. CUTCHINS,
JAMES L. TAYLOR, JR.,
6-15-Thurs-4tp Trusteet.
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$50 miles from the points where
most of the fanciers are located,
which is the average flight Of a
homing pigeon.
The pigeons are marked and
victory in the race is determined
by the extent of the flight and
the amount of flying time.
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.,..! H$E&I!yE
BEGIN HERE TODAY

BARRETT CoLVIN, back In
New York after four years, meets
2O-year-oId ELINOR STAFFORD
and falls in love with her. Bar
rett IL 81, wealthy and has made
a name for himself ms an 1rche-
OlOgist.
EIinor's beautiful mother. Ida
STAFFORD, has kept the girl in
the background, wanting atten-
tion for herself. Ida is carrying
on n filtration with VANCE CAR
TER and In constantly scheming
to keep In the good graces of
MISS ELLA SEXTON, her hus-
hands aunt. in order TO inherit n
share of the Sexton fortune. Eli
nor hates this Hypocrisy.
Barretts half-slster, MARCIA
RADNOR, Is terrified for fear her
husband will learn of an unfor-
tunnte episode In her pnst. Years
before Barrett shielded Marcia
when n youthful romance ended
dlsnstrOusly. Marcia had n son
whom Barrett adopted. The boy
In nine years old now. Marcia
Insists that IL her husband learns
the truth he Will never forgive
her.
HAROLD DEXTER, the boys
tator. threatens blnckmail. Bar
rett, limiting ut knowledge OF Dex-
ter's past tall of which is bluff,
frightcns the man into promising
he will not make trouble.
Barrett takes EIinOr Stafford
for a drive. Each time he sees
her she seems more charming.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER X
pENTWELL STAFFORD sat be-.
fore the fire, flushed and heavy
eyed. The usual decanter and
glass were beside him on a small
table within easy reach. For the
first time that he could remember
Elinor had not greeted him as he
came in. Although the home-com-
ing had left him hollow it warmed
him, too. He hoped that she was
out with some young people having
a good time. The fact that she had
so few good times made his eyes
fill with those tears that rise easily
from alcohol.
A little stir at the door made
him turn to see Elinor, her eyes
bright and shining.
"Well, child"-he offered IN a
rasping, low voice after the cough
that was habitual.
"Dear!" she exclaimed. She came
forward swiftly, stopped and kissed
him, then settled on q low stooY
at his feet.
Her father studied her. She was
beautiful - rarely, undoubtedly
beautiful. He didn't see how ever
the dullest eyes could miss thai
fact.
"And what?" he asked. 1t was
a nightly ritual, one that hat
started back in the days when Il
prompted a history Of her pla!
hours and of how she had done a
lessons.
81 had a ride" she replied. Sht
was staring into the fire and tryins
not to smile. He saw her set hel
teeth OIL the lower lip which woulC
turn upward. saw the dreaming
languor Of her eyes.
"Um!" Stafford reached for tn
deCanter to pour another drink
He had always known it woul'
hurt when it came; but he hat
never sensed the depths OF the hurt
Ard yet he wanted Elinor to fal
in love, to be happy and settled II
a home of her own. Odd how rea
son and instinct quarreied! H
slipped his bracer. set down tn
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DR.. J. S. BROWN has moved
from the Flat Rock road to the
corner of Willow street and
Hillcrest avenue. Telephone
l76.
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POPLAR LODGE-Laurel Park.
Rates SO and SIS weekly. All
rooms with bath. Also three
cabins with bath. Mrs. D. 7.
Mclean. Phone 9l20.
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21-Good Things TO Eat

TRY OUR delicious Blue Bird ice
cream, big cone sc, pint pack
age 15c. Let rs serve you.
Shorty's Pig N Whistle No. l.
We doze but never close.
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SAVE MONEY on your taxes

oAVE MONE on your taNSs
and street paving assessments.
We have a quantity of past
due bonds which, under the
provisions of a new state law,
may be applied on the payment
of certain taxes, and which we
offer for sale at substantial
discount. Mutual Brokerage
Co., Rose Building. End floor
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT on Flat Rock road
two Groom apartments fur
nished. One 7-rOOm complete
ly furnished house, two baths
and servant quarters, garage,
Phone, Miller's, 153.
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ANNOUNCING the opening of
our tea room in connection with
Dainty Made Bakery Home cook
ing. Try our bread and pastries.
Church street, Hodgewell hotel:
Elsie ]. Hanwell, formerly of
st. Petersburg, Fla.
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RADIO TUBES TESTED FREE
at the shop. Midcity Tire Co.
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wooDALL LODGE, Davis Sta
ton, Brevard road. Rates SIS
and SO weekly. Modern con
yeniences.
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1S-Business Services

HAVE YOU had your walls paint
ed for spring and summer
now is the time. We will gladly
give you an estimate, Hender-
sonville Hardware Co., R. j.
Edwards, president.
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Special Notices

BATTERY AND ELECTRIC work
a speciality. Midcity Tire Co.
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FOR SALE
and Real Estate

2-Houses and Real Estate
"a ACRES, three miles out on
Brevard road for $3.50. Grand
view and good land. n. u.
Love, American Bank Bldg.
eLivestock and Poultry
FOR SALE Five ponies, well
trained for driving or riding.
Phone 1374-R.
5-Miscelianeous
GASOLINE ENGINE and deep
well pump in good condition,
$50. Phone 1921.
HAVE ONE Iate-model apartment
upright piano repOsseSsed in
Hendersonville territory. Can
be seen in local storage. Spleen
did condition; fully guaranteed.
Rather than reship will sacri-
flee. Terms if desired; small
payment delivers. Write Bald
win Piano Company, Wholesale
Dept, Concinnati, Ohio.
FOR LUMBER, builders supplies
or mill work see Rigby-Morrow
Co., Fourth avenue east. Phone
81.
JENNIE BOWEN'S SHOP - AS
usual new things arriving daily,
and always the latest styles.
RADIO SERVICE, batteries and
tubes. Midcity Tire Company.
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ARCADE TEA ROOM Dairy
nrb5ucts fresh every day. De-
E.SaBx~sherbert with cake Toe:
TN our S5e steak dfnner. 40
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HAVE ONE Iate-modei apartment

FOR LUMBER, builders supplies
or mill work see Rigby-MOrrow
Co., Fourth avenue east. Phone
81.
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JENNIE BOwEN'S SHOP - As
usual new things arriving daily,
and always the latest styles. ."
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RADIO SERVICE, batteries and
Tubes. Midcity Tire Company.
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GASOLINE ENGINE and deep
well pump in good condition,
$50. Phone 1921.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-05
NINE C0LORED JOINED FORCES
 TO TELL STORY
Will Try to Save Their Comrade, Who Seems Very Close to the Elec- tric Chair

Dccutar, Ala, April b. (UP)--
 The nine negro youths accused or attacking two white girls In tho "Scottsboro case" were cxepected to begin their testimony today In an effort to save Haywood Patterson. one of their number, from the clec- trio chair.
 After the state rested yesterday and the defense began an attack on the credibility of Victoria Price. ono of the alleged assault victims. court was adjourned an hour early so that Samuel Ieibbowitz, New York attorney for Patterson, might confer with the youths In prepara- ton for their appearanccs.
 I.eibowitz was granted tho right to talk to them in tho court room after he complained the jail where they were held is "unfiit for pig to enter" During the conference militiamen guarded the court house with machine guns.
 Mrs Price returned to the witness stand for q flow minutes yesterday to identify Patterson as tho third or fourth" of six negroes she said attacked her. Then the state pre- sented several wltncsse who were members of the posse that stopped the freight train on which the ne- groes and white girls were riding at Paint Rock.
 Judge James IT. Horton denied q defense motion for mistrial on the ground that Attorney-Gcneral Thomas E. Knight. Jr, had clappod his hands at tho testimony of hls witnesses. Tho judge also held IT, rcvclant testimony showing Mrs Price had been convicted of adult cry and Of liquor violation. Lclb- owitz said hc wanted to show that tho states main witness Is 0 per- jurer.'