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MARY B. WARREN w NJ
LILLIAN E. HADLEY Sec'y.
MIJIER InSrpu

MORRISON. ELLEN. On Monday Decem-
Der is: 1888. ELLEN MORRISON. beloved
wife Of Ross W. Morrison and mother OF
Mrs. Fanny Fuller. James D. Morrison.
Mrs, Isabel NJ. Strasburger Mrs Irene
Beatty and Mrs. Helen stone. Funeral
road nv Nofice eotfaenGe; 81 fiGe a-3S Military
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GREEN RIVER
BLANKS The
FRUETLAND 9
All-Star Team Planned IL
Meet Madison County
League Boys
Bv r n. CASE

How did you fellows come out
today? That's the question you
hear asked most along the strr cts
where the County League players
get together on these balmy Sat
urday nights to discuss the days
happenings in the county loop.
Well, here's how they came out
Saturday afternoon.
Down at Green River the fast
stepping River lads kicked over
the dope bucket by banking the
strong Fruitland nine Z to 0. Big
Jeff Ward, Green River fast-ball-
err, was almost invincible on the
mound while his team mates
clouted out Is hits off L. Pit
tillo, Fruitland finger. t..
Vaughn was the star of the day,
clouting three two-bagsers and a
single out Of four times up,
which drove in six runs for Green
River.
East Flat Rock won again, from
Balfour. on their home grounds
by the score Of - to II. The
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There is no substitute for
newspaper advertising.
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, default was made IN
the payment of the indebtedness
secured by that Deed in Trust eX,
ecuted by N. B. Mckinney AMI
wife, Claudine L. Mckinney, to
NJ. NJ. Redden, Trustee, dated 70
June, 1925. recorded in Book 10,
page 92, Records of Mortgages
and Deeds in Trust for Hender-
son County, on account of which
the power of sale therein con-
ferred, after due and proper no.
tice, has become absolute;
Now, therefore, the said Trus-
tee, will. at the request of the
owner and holder Of the note, ard
in order to satisfy said debt, and
by virtue of the power Of sale
contained in said deed in trust,
sell, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, at public auction, at the
Courthouse door. in the City OF
Hendersonville, Henderson Coun..
ty, N. c., on the 18th day OF
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Crook got the longest hit of the
game, a three-bagger off Barn
well in the eighth with the bases
loaded.
Listen boys. Here's some news
Negotiations are started to select
an all-star team out of the Hen
derson County league to meet an
all-star team selected out of the
Madison County league m a Sc
ries of games about the first of
August or sooner. w. Pittillo at
Fletcher is working this up with
the Madison County league.
Later committee will be ap-
pointed to select the best play
ers out of the Henderson County
league who will meet the Madi-
son county aggregation. All-star
teams from other counties may
also be played later. Get busy
boys and make that all-star team.
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game was tight and hard fought
all the way through. At the be-
ginning Of the last half of the
ninth inning Balfour was leading
East Flat Rock by two scores,
but lost the game on an err0,
and a hit after the side should
have been retired. Stewart
pitched for Balfour while J. Jack
son and Hendricks worked on the
mound for East Flat Rock.
Up at Fletcher the hard-hitting
Lime Kiln boys won their third
game in a row by downing Boyl-
ston II to 7. No details have
been received of the game.
On the Mills River diamond,
Valley Hill took IL to 4 lick
ing at the hands Of the husky
corn huskers. The game was
much better than the scores in
dictate. In the sixth inning the
score was tied at four all, but IN
the later innings about every
man on the Killers team made
an error to lose the game. Mills
River earned three of their runs
While valley Hill was due all her
markers. In fact the Killers are
still trying to figure out how
they made only four runs off II
hits and five walks. They may
write to Washington and have
congress figure it out for them.
Locks like the depression had
something to do with it. But the
old man Stevens pitched for Mills
River and must have had a horse
shoe in one pocket and rabbits
foot in the other one. o yeah,
T.. Case, the writer Of this piece,
and c. Barnwell pitched for Val
lev Hill. But why bring that up?
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June, 1888, at II o'clock noon, all
the property described in said
deed in trust, to-wit:
BEGINNING on a post oak on
the top of mountain East 53 poles
TO a hickory q. NJ. Wilson cor
ner) thence S. 81 deg. E. 43 poles
to a rock in +. Justus line; thence
with his line and VIM. Cantrelps
line S. A deg. E. 81 poles to a
rock, Aiken's corner; thence with
Aiken's line N. 81 deg. W. 55
poles to a rock; thence S. 40 deg.
W. 2414 poles to a rock; thence
N. as deg. w. az poles to a
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rock r. j. Fletcher's corner;
thence N. 80 deg. W. 70 poles to
a C. O.; thence 70 deg. W. 76s
poles to a chestnut (The Hefner
corner) thence N. % deg. E. 40
poles to B. O.; thence East 81
poles to a stake; thence N. AZ
poles to a w. o. near the road;
thence N. 38 deg. +. 26 poles to
a black gum; thence N. 50h deg.
f. 16 poles to a C. o.; thence n.
33 deg. E. II poles to a rock
(Or's corner); thence East 3
poles and 20 links to a rock ;
thence South II poles to rock,
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9Th corner Of the 2h acre tract;
thence S. 81 deg. w. IL poles to
S. O.; thence S. 25 deg. w. ID
poles to a chestnut; thence S: "
deg. w. tn poles to a black
gum; thence S. SO deg. Z. 81
poles to a chestnut; thence S. III
deg. E. SO poles to a rock in the
old line near the top of the noun
tain; thence South with said line
25 poles to the beginning, con.
tanning GO acres. -,
This 18th day of May, 1888.
NJ. M. REDEEM, Trustee.
5-16-Tues-4tp
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Raise Wages Of
l4OO MIL People

GASTONIA. May 30.-(UP).
The Manville-Jenckes Co, operat-
ing the Loray mills here and n
cloth mill at High Shoals, yester-
day announced a wage increase
Of II 1-2 per cent, effective Mon
day. The Loray mills are employ
ING about 400 workers now.
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DARLING FOOL g ay! s9:;5

She trem5lea. feeling this mans
power. his attraction. Give me
Until morning." she pleaded at last,
in answer 10 his opportunities.
Telephone me at nine"
The boat train." be reminded
ner. leaves at IL. That makes II
short" But his eyes were glowing
as with triumph. He felt himself
master of the situation. You can
throw few things into dressing
case. can't you? And Miss Corey
can send your trunk later" ~
The girl begged to be taken back
to her hotel early. for by this time
she was actually almost Ill With
nervousness and excitement Mao
kcnzie readily acceded TO her re-
quest He was iubilant Already
he treated her like one Of his choic-
est possessions. She was cold? All.
that would never do! "Haggihs.
wrap Miss O'Dare in the fur rug,
so!" That was better. He would
order hot milk sent up TO her d..
rectly she got back 10 her room. /,
Did she mind being alone until
Miss Anstice returned? Well. all
the better perhaps. so that she
might make her decision.
! AT parting he was very gentle
- with her. under the bright, re.
spcctfuI eye OF the uniformed boy
at the lift. 49,
sleep we'll" he charged her,
smiling. 49,
"Oh. will" she promised.
laughing nervously. Thank you
for everything-you are so kind"
Dut her eyes were troubled after
she had left him. What should She
do? 1t was too much to expect her
TO make such a tremendous deci:
sion overnight. Out OF his pres
cree, she now relaxed. feeling. II
the truth were told. bit resentfui'
.
| ing. Miss Corey had described him
not long ago as BIT of a pirate
The term suited him exactly. He
had a touch OF the buccaneer about
him. A polite. well-clothed buo-~
cancer, of course, but there was In
his nature a trace Of the ruthless
ness which belongs TO the unscrup-
ulous. Monica recognized this. Tx
ing him none the less for II. at
tracted In spite of herself. That
he was twice her age did not seem
to matter. She was young enough
10 consider this fact In itself D
romantic circumstance. She did
not love him-no! But since aha
could not have the man she did
love. did this matter? Weren't
most people inclined to oyerestts'
mate the value of love? 90 ~
She sat thus. wrapped in her old
blue dressing gown. and slipped the
warm. milk the servant brought
her. reminded by it of the mans
solicitude for her.
What shall | do?" she cried
aloud to the empty walls. What
shall! | tell him tomorrow"
AS If in answer to her cry sofe'
knock sounded at the door OF the
suite. Monnie, thinking the maid
had returned to carry away the
empty cup. softly called. Gomez
But, instead of the fresh faced Eng
lish woman in her neat uniform. .
page boy entered with an envelope
on a salver.
THE letter came on the boat
train. madam. The director thoaghy
it might be urgent, It had been %
delayed" ~ -
She tore the envelope open with
trembling fingers Dams writingt
1t had been addressed to her hotel
in New York and forwarded. ?
What could. he have to say %
her? .s .. .'.s s'. 49,
Ito BE Continuedl
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MEMPHIS, TENN, MAN
LEAPS TO HIS DEATH

MEMPHIS, May 30.-CUP)-
A. Ernest Lloyd, assistant cashier
of the Plough Chemical company
went to The First National Bank
building Monday, climbed the
stairs to the 18th floor, hung his
coat and hat on the bannister and
leaped to his death. No motive
could be given other than that
he had been worrying about i'll
ness of his wife who has been a
semi-invalid for some time.
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DEFER BANKERS CASE

NEW YORK, May 30.-CUP).
The trial of Joseph w. Hartman,
former head of the Hartman Ma
tional bank. charged with making
IA false entries or the books OF
his institution, was postponed
again yesterday until June 3.
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ARE YOUR EYES giving you
trouble? Have them examined
and fitted correctly by an ex-
pert optometrix. LeOna Allen
Young, next door to State
Trust Company, Main street.
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WANT to borrow six hundred
dollars on good security at
Eonee. Address A. B. c., care
Times-NewS.
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SAVE MONEY ON your take.

SAVE MONEY on your taxes
and street pavinp 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 a substantial
discount. Mutual Brokerage
Co, Rose Building. End floor. =
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RESULTS SATURDAY, MAY 81

SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY
East Flat Rock at Boylston.
Mills River at Green River.
Fruitland at Valley Hill.
BalfOur at Fletcher.
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WILLIAM GRADER, Uni
w versity of Southern Cali
fernia, holds the worlds pole
vault record. James Watt in
vented the STEAM ENGINE.
Standard gauge is FOUR FEET
SIX AND ONE-HALF INCHES
between the rails.
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NERVES REGULATE LIFE and

NERVES KENULAI Z LII 4 anu
health. Chiropractic adjust
ments enable nerves to restore
normal functioning (health) &.
See DR.. Geo. Saxmann (DC,
Phi. c., D. S. IT,. Phone 1875.
1915 Maple street, east Of Hy-
man Ave. and North Main st.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

MONNIE o'DARE. beautiful md
young. saiIs for Europe with her
old friend, MISS ASSTiCE
COREY. TO try to forget DAN
CARDIGAN who MOnnie believes
has Tilted her for SANDRA LAW
RENEE. In New York before
sailing Monnie encounters AR
nCed mnn OF wealth. She meets
him again on the boat and he oh
viousiy admircS her.
MOnnie in poor and the trip In
Cinderella adventure for her
Back home she has left her
mother, sister, and two brothers
CHARLES EUSTACE. handsome
newcomer TO town. sends her or
chids and comes 10 see her OF at
the station.
while Sandrl, Mt home, IL TAX
Ing advantage of Monnie's absence
To try TO win Dan from her. Nom
ric liz in London where Macken-
zie showers her with attentions
They go TO dinner one night and
he startics her by proposing that
she return 80 Ancrica when he
does.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXVIl
HAD she really heard arthur
Mackenzie say those words OF
was she dreaming? Monnie, lacing
her fingers in her lap. gave him q
direct, almost childlike look.
Il don't understand" she
faltered. you're going back tc
New York. But Miss AnstiCe and
plan, as you know, to start fol-
Paris next week."
II know" he said firmly. 81
know all that" There was eager
ness in his tone. You can sec
Paris any time. Next month-nexl
year-with me. Yes, Monica, | am
asking you to marry me-"
The color Jared up Il her cheeks
She was tense. "But that's impos
Sible. | told you"
He interrupted her with a sweep
ing gesture. Il know. You tolC
me about the young man bach
home whom you swore TO love for
ever. Well, what's happened /:
this, as L see it. Either he's for
gotten about you-which l doubt
as | scarcely think you would have
cared for a fool-or he's got en-
tangled with someone else. Either
way he's lost his chance. Monica
I'm in love with you. Does tha
sound absurd from me-with al
you know about me?"
There must have been something
tell-tale about her expression FOL
Mackenzie's smile was grim.
81 know you've heard plenty
Gossip aboard ship. won't at
tempt to deny any Of it. I've no
oeen al angel. You must know
that. Women-well, we won't G.
into that. It's all past. ! have
never asked a woman to marry M
before, believe that. There's some
thing about you, Monica" he tolt
her, his voice softening. "tha
makes me want to do things FOL
you--show you the bright places o
the earth"
That's kind" she murmured
lashing him q smile.
Its not" he assured her. PURE
selfishnoss. that's what II Is.
want to see your eyes shine like
child seeing its first Christmas
tree"
Am | so naive?" asked Monnie
struck by this picture of herself
lie threw out his hands. Its no
IL that exactly. You're-oh. 81
fresh and unspoiled. / never knew
there was anyone like you In TIT
world. You give me back som'
ouch of my youth-some faith IL
.ost. D'you know" be went on II
slightly altered tone. "d'yol
snow what Cornish Faneway sait
0 ME when first she saw you? OF
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THANKS, pleasing you keeps US
in business. Shorty's Pig N
Whistle Nos. l and 2.
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Lost and Found
24-Personal Property

LOST-Man's diamond ring set.
Reward. Address "E," care
TimeS-NewS. 4
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SPECIAL-Hair cut, shampoo and
tonic soc. Deluxe Barber Shop,
next to Carolina theatre.
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the deck tnat UTSt uay. 10 YOU nc
member"
Il remember" said Monnie.
thinking of Cornish's cynical eyes.
She said. Who's the little Gag
gage? Paying excess on her this
timer"
Monnie's color was nigh, ner
voice angry. How could she?'
He shrugged. she knew NE
my reputation. She assumed there
was something between us. but |
soon put her straight on that |
knew then that what | felt for you
was different because when she
said that | wanted to knock her
down"
He fell into an instant's muslns.
What do you say. Monica?" be
asked with a boys eagerness.
She gave him a level glance. 81
can't answer you now" she told
him. Il must have time to think"
I'm not very patient, you
know" he reminded her, smiling.
assured. I'm used to putting
things through quickly"
She had a glimpse for an instant
of what her life would be II she
PIT her hand in his. Smooth sail.
ing. always. He would be ruthless.
She would have what she wanted
materially but her very thoughts
would be owned by him. Did she
want that? She shivered.
Cold"
She shook her head.
You're not eating a bite"
Too excited. | guess" she said.
"You'vc-you've taken me off my
feet"
lie laughed. delightedly. such
Il a baby!"
And you leave tomorrow" she
unused, staring beyond him, not
really seeing the soft pale colors OF
the room. the mirrors rejecting
the images Of we'll dressed, soft
voiced people. This was his life,
she thought. A succession OF
smooth.paced events, money paving
the way for all manner of luxury,
luxury without ostentaticn. Arthur
Mackenzie's wife would be sort
of queen in her own right. Doors
would open for her. The ways
would be made pleasant. The temp.
tation came to her 10 surrender.
1t would all be so easy. No more
money worries, no more snubs. She
could do so much for all Of them
at home. Her mother. Kay, the
others. Why did she hesitate?
Il must" she murmured, have
little time. To think things
over"
"Ah. time!" He threw out one
strong brown hand in an impatient
gesture. We've known each other
-uO" lOHS 10 IL. wv "SNH''
Three? Enough. anyway. Don't
let's waste the precious minutes.
Monica. Life Is so short"
But she was stubborn, for once.
She was not so pliable in this
mans hands as she might once
have been.
Il can't tell you now." she per-
sisted. Later"
Then you won't so back with
me?" His face darkened. we
could be married by special license
tomorrow. Never mind howl
could arrange IL You could sail
with me and in January when all
this business Of the loan Is finished
we could come back 10 Paris to-
gether. I've wanted to show you
Paris. Remember | said that from
the start?"
Il remember!" Amber eyes
flashed at him.
Monica, you darling! Don't dis
aDpoint me now"
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BATTERY AND ELECTRIC work
a speciality. Midcity Tire CO..
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THE ALL AROUND BATTERY
and Electric Shop. Service
with a smile" Gray & Hug
gins Battery Company, corner
First avenue and South Main
street.
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HEN CROWS LIKE ROOSTER
: HOUSTON, Tex. (UP)-Mrs.
/ w. r. Gilbert owns a precocious
chicken which crowded like a
rooster when four days old. Old
time poulterers say the young
ster's performance is unusual.
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WE GUARANTEE to save you
money with the best material
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call for and deliver. Phone
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FOR SALE

2-Houses and Real Estate
S27sO BUYS extra good seven
room bungalow, furnace heat,
double garage and other ou-
buildings, 3 1-2 acres OF land
beautiful view, three miles from
Main street, Breyard highway
G.. l.. Anders Realty Co. Phone
sos.
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1S-Business Services

RADIO TUBES TESTED FREE
at the shop. Midcity Tire Co.
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DO 1T TODAY! Putting off
sound insurance protection un-
til tomorrow is fires oppor-
tuniJy. Fire may come tonight.
Phone 80. Ewbank & Ewbank.
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Special Notices

J. J. FRETWELL is at Leona Al
len Young's for watch repair
ing. Will be glad to regulate
your watch without cost. "
DR.. J. S. BROWN has moved
from the Flat Rock road to the
corner Of Willow street and
HillcreSt avenue. Telephone
f7f "
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WANTED
1O-Miscellaneous

CASH for late model closed Ford
in Al condition. Address
Gar" care Times-News.
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WANTED - Dairy goat giving
milk. Address Box 10, care
TimeS-News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-18

and who makes more financial sue
cesses-and artistic ones, too-than
most.
Anna Stem arrived in Hollywood with
out a word of English in her vocabu-
larry. Part Of her training has been
the two-hour study of English each day
carefully modulated fluid speech Of
the International Theater. She also
had to assimilate American life, man
ners and colloquialisms Of speech. An
American cook was part Of the menage.
The Stem had to learn all the ele-
gancies and niceties of life which most
Of our extra girls know on arriving at
studio.
Fifty-one tests have been made Of
the Soviet beauty since her arrival in
Hollywood Scenes from They Knew
What They Wanted" were shot. with
Stem playing the role She has done
bits Of Oscar Wilde's plays. Various
make-ups have been tried and dis
carded And cameramen have racked
their brains to think Of the correct
lighting for hair and eyes.
1t has been Is months Of hard work
on her parts months OF struggle
and deprivation, for she was too plump
for our camera in Hollywood 1t has
been IS months of spending money and
rapid thinking on Goldwyns part. 1t
is quite en- investment in order to give
Hollywood brand-new star. Now,
Anna SteD. who is making Mana" will
show whether or not the results have
been worth the time and the money.
Copyright. 1923. ~ North American News
paper Alliance, Inc.)
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Roosevelt. Jr.. Off for London.

LIE BOURGET, France, July 10 R.-
Franklin D. Roosevelt. it,, left by air-
plane today for London, where he plans
to visit for fortnight before going
to Spain.