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sc Forma Un Comite
De Paz En- Ell Chaco

GINEBRA. Nov. i9.=R-La L.
e. ne les Naci0nes declare hoy uue
Inns Naciones Gle Paraguay " Bolivia
podian evitarse algunas dIficultades
posibles. vi depOnian lAs armaS en
I'm contienda que tienen empehada
en- FL Chaco BOreaL
El reporte DEL comit6 conEultivn.
dice cue las Naciones antes citadag
han violadO el convenlo de TIN LlTm.
combatiendo
In ell conyenio citad0. TIA Llgn
tiene el derecllo Gle cOrtar las rela-
clones ec0n0micaS. diplomaticas W
FinanclernH CON lng b~ellrnrantnM
AunQue al feporte no dice que 20
hara aSi. se estIma cue pucde ha-
cerse.
Sc les pldi6 q ambas NaciCnes
que aceptaran un plan de par ln
mas pronto possible. X una ccmisi6n
c0mpuesta de SETS miembrug deslg-
nados por la Argentina. Chile.
Peru y Uruguay Sc formara, tan
prOntO como cesen las h0StilidannM.
con Ell fin de dirigir las ne9ociacin-
mes para una paz pernanente.
, 1934-11-20
No Podian Hacerse
Llamados q Laredo

Especial para FL Heraldo)
MATAMOROS, lamps. Nov. 20
Seg1n informeS que pudimoS reco-
ger hoy en- Ia Oticina de la Com
pania Telefonica Mexicana de esta
ciudad. no Sc saba 81 Ia Inca te-
lefonica eStuviese interrumpida en-
tire Monterrey. N. Leon y Nuevo
Laredo. lamps.
Ell ST.. Ricardo S. Rojas. encarga-
do de Ia oiicina local manifesto. en-
~entrevista que celebramos con Ell,
que desde aver Sc habia tratado de
hacer un lamado a Monterrey, pero
que dicho llamado no Sc habia We
rificado haSta hoy, presumiendose
que sea por que la Inca entire Nue.
70 Laredo y Ia Sultana del Norte,
Sc encuentre interTumpida.
Ahadio Ell ST.. Rojas que la comu-
nicacion entire eSta ciudad v Mon
terrey. la hacen pOr las lineas de
companies americans, por el lado
Americana. hasEa Laredo. Texas,
usando de ALI las lineas de Ia Com
pania Telefonica Mexicana-
, 1934-11-20
FUE LLEVADO
I'm HERIDO
EN- AVON

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 10
Francisco Alfonso Street, de 40 amos
de edad, antique residente de Aust
well, Texas fue traido 6 esta ciudad
a bordo de un avion especial hoy
de Tampico, lamps, Mexico SUI
friendo de una herida de arma de
fuego en- Ia espina dorsal. Sc en-
cuentra en- IN hospital local, donde
dicese que SUI condicton eS grave,
pero que tai vez Sc recobre-
Street va q ser operadO hoy en-
esta ciudad, encontrandose parali-
zado de algunas parties del cuerpo.
Dicese que Ia herida sc la nitric un
handido en- Tampico.
Street eS soltero. Sc encontraba su
hermano, Bernard, con ell aqui.
Street trabajaba en- los campoS pc
troleros de Ia HuaSteca Veracruza-
ma.
, 1934-11-20
Aniversario De
Una Sociedad

Ia Sociedad de Obreras Unidas
del Trabajo, de Senoras " Senori-
tas, celebrarA el % Aniversario de
su fundacion, ell dia rs de noviem-
bre, en- Ell salon de la Sociedad Be-
nito Juarez, situado en- la Gale
jefferson entire 4 " 8. de esta ciu-
dad. principiando q las $50 de Ia
noche. " desarrollando al siguiente
prOgrama:
l-Acta Primordial de Ia Sociedad
Dor In Secretaria de Go ierno.
2-Resena Historical durante Ell
aho social por el 5oci0 Honorario,
ST.. Andres Barron.
3-DiSCurSo Official por el Socio
HOnOrari0, Sr. Raul Dominguez-
4-Entrega de Diploma al Consul
de Mexico. Sr. Samuel j. Trevino.
5-Himno Nacional Mexicano.
6-Discurso por ell S0ci0 HonOra-
rio. Sir. Pauline Preciado Jr.
7-Queda IA Tribuna a DISPOSE
ci6n de las SOciedades Hermanas @
personals que deseen ocuparia-
8-L0s intermedios seran cubier-
tos por Ia Orquesta-
, 1934-11-20

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-lRl-
Los Estados UnidoS han n0tificado
hoy a las Naciones deudoras. que la
cantidad de 15z.T29.976 debera de
pagarse en- dicierrbre Is proxtmo.
Las noticiaS fueron ~rutinarias, y
no quieren decir que Ia Tesoreria
eSpera c0lectar grandes cantidadeS
de esta suma. S0lamente Finlandia
que debe s228,5SB hasta diciembre,
esta al c0rriente en- sus pages.
Las figuras S0bre los pages que
deberan de hacerse en- diciembre,
lncluyen cantidades que sc deben
sobre Ell amontO principal, e inte-
reses, baj0 los ~convenioS de Ia Mo-
ratoria, pero no incluye las cam
tidades ~atraSadaS, que no han Sido
pagadas. la Siguiente, es Ia lista de
las cantidades que sc adeudan q
los Estados Unidos.
Belgica, S3,1O9.453: Checoeslova-
Quia. 81. $50. 812: Estonia s45i $50;
Finlandia. 288.538; Francia. go.
y. sos. 3l2; Inglaterra, Sill. $50. 765:
HunRria, $50.210; Italia. $2,14l. 593;
Latvia, s220.6e3; Lituania, S121 .466:
Polonia, $6.616.03g; Rumania s48.750
, 1934-11-20
QUEMARON PUENTES
Los REBELDES HOY


pazos " Estacidn Rodriguez. h ma
mana de hoy.
Tai accion l~nterrumplo Tim cumu-
nicacion entire Monterrey " los e.
tadOs Unid0S. per0 el restO de lM
Republca se e~ncuentra en tran
quilidad.
Ill General Juan Andrew Alma
zAn ordeno que las tropaS federalea
salieran en- perseCuSion de luB RE-
beldeS, que se cree sean de Lam
pazoS, Ia terra natal del General
Villmrrcal, candidate derrUtmdo en
las pasadas elecciones para PreSl-
dente de Tn Republica.
Las c0municnci0neS telefonic&M
fuerOn reparadas para FL medic Ola
de hoy, " se eStan ~reparando lOh
puentes del Ferrocarril que fuer0n
quemad0S. Se dice que SOlAmentm
sera interrumpido el servici0 ferro-
carrilero unas cuantas horaS.
, 1934-11-20
Ell TEMPO

Para Brownsville v el Vale: ines
table hoy en- Ia noche. probable
mente con algo de lluvia; Ell mier-
coles estara nublado parcialmente,
v nc habrA mucho cambio en- Ia
temperature.
Habra vientos moderados del rs
&c en- la costa.
FL volumen de las aguas del Rio
Grande. decrecera en- las proximas
"a horaS.
, 1934-11-20
PARAGUAY
Sc MEGA AL
ARBITRAJE

ASUNCION. Paraguay, Nov. TO-
Rl-En 81 reSpuesta a IA Liza de
las Naciones. Ell Paraguay se nego
IN cOnsiderar len proposition. para
terminar Ell conflicto del Chaco.
I'll Gobierno Se neg0 Oficialmente
a aceptar ell informe del comite
Consultiva del Chaco. lombrado p0r
i'm LAga de las Naciones. recomen-
dando Ia Immediate cesacion de las
hostilidadeS, que serian suletadas
a arbitration La Cancilleria, Sc
gun se Sabe, giro instrucciones a
su Representative en- Ginebra, para
que notificara a Ia Liga esta desi-
cion.
I'll Paraguay, animado por los re-
cientes triunfos en- Ell Chaco. insls-
te en- que la guerra sc p0dra ter
minar solamente cuando exista una
garantia Gle que las hoStilidades
s~uhSecuentes seran imposibles.
, 1934-11-20

Hoy en- I'm manana. IN laS cincu wv
media. dejo Gle existir en- eSta ciu-
dad Ell Sr. Donaciano Chapa Gomez.
en- La Residential de la familia, Ca
lie Tyler y IA.
III Sr. Chapa Gomez tenia 6B en-
cos dc edad, " era bien conocido en-
esta ciudad v en- Matamur0s.
lie sObreviven SUI Viuna, la sra.
Maria Rita Chapa de Gomez y u
hiloS. Miguel. Clara. Lidia, antonio.
Donacian0. Vicente " Luis, asi como
algunos parienteS en- eSta ciudad "
en- I'm veclnn MatamoroS.
IT sepeho del cadaver Sc verifi-
cara hoy IN laS CuatrO de la tarue
en- el Panteon Antique dc esta
cludad.
, 1934-11-20
COMMUNICATION
TELEFONlCA
ES CORTADA

MEXICO. ID. r., Nov. 20.-(P-La
Compania T~elefonica Mexicana. re-
porta que sus lineaS de comunica-
cion. entire Laredo Y Monterrey,
fueron cortadaS la manana de hoy,
aparentemente por partidas rebel
des.
Debido a la mencionada interup-
cion. los detalles no han podidc
c~onseguirse, pero sc rumora que Ell
supueSto Manifesto del General
Villarreal. que aparecio en- I'm pc
riodlco local, anunciaba una revo-
lucion armada para Ell dfa 20 de
noviembre. aniversario de la Revo-
lucion MaderiSta.
La Compahia de Telegrafos Ma
cionales dice que sus lineas est&n
intactas.
, 1934-11-20
CONFESO DE
GRIM EN- En-
VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, va, NOV. 20.-R)-
Il Negro Phillip Jones, de Is amos
de edad, continue IN In cArcel del
Condado, baio n fuerte guardia,
despues de que las autoridades a.
nunciarOn que habia confeSado su
participation en- la muerte de las
oos ninaS de Clifton Forge, Alice
~ Ellen Hill.
Las a~utoridades del Condado de
Henrico, dicen que Jones sera de-
tenid0 en- la carcel de csc lugar, al
gunoS diaS mas, en- espera Gle que
los animoS sc calmen suficiente-
mente en- Clifton Forge.
I'll Sheriff IT. Wilson Seay dice
que en- la CONCESSION, Jones absolvio
de toda culpa "a los tres negros que
fueron arrestadOs CON el; sn eSpo6a,
Chester Smith y John Pryor.
Los animoS we ~encuentran muy
exaltadoS en- Clifton Forge, pero Sc
aplacar0n un POGO despues de que
&c supo que Jones habia sido traido
aqui para mayor seguridad. En- Ell
mOmento mas culminante de In
exaltacion anoche, la casa de Jo-
mes y su espoSa fue quemada.
El Sheriff Seay, dice que Jones
nego haber violado a Ia mayor de
las ninas. mientras que Las auto
ridades dicen que 81 10 fue.
I'll Sheriff dice que en- In confe-
sion. Jones di1o que conocla a las
ninas desde hacia seis meses. y que
ell domingo en- la tarde habfa lido q
Clifton Forge y que Smith. un con-
ductor de Taxi, 10 habia traico una
parte del canine en- 81 autom0v1l,
de regreso al hogar. dejandolo en- Ia
orilla del canine EN- las ~cercanias
de su Residential.
"Vi a las ninas venir lelos tOda-
via, " me escondf entire la maleza,
pensando que las podria asustar,
pero crea que ell espiritu del NAL
me perdio.
, 1934-11-20
Tres Reos Capturados
En- Poplar Bluff, Mo.

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo-. Nov. 10
RD-TreS hombreS que escaparOn
Gle Tn carcel de Piggot. Arkansas. Ell
dia 9 de noviembre. cuando los plo-
meroS se encontraban traba1ando
en- el edificio. fueron capturados a.
noche, v regresadoS a la Prison
Los pr6fugoS son John Brackens.
de ~ amos dc edad. a QUEEN se acu-
sa de haber golpeado Gle muerte O.
c. M. Presson, en- diciemhre del aho
pnsad0. con una macanap Gle las
denominadas blackjack willard
Brackens. de 10 amos v a Frank
Martin. de 20 amos Gle edad. acu-
sados de robo.
, 1934-11-20
GRAN DESFILE
VERIFICOSE
Ell LUNES
Especial para II HeraIdol

MATAMOROS. lamps. Nov. %
La Fiesta del IA AniverSario Gle ln
Revolution que " efectuo en- esra
ciudad eel dia de hoy. se VITO con
curridisima, habiendoge visto uno
de los desfiles mas grandes que se
hayan efectuado en- esta cindad en
mucho tempo.
Liza manifestation calculase cue
era integrada por mas dc seis mil
almas, uenando cast t0da Jam Calls
6exta.
In 81 Teatro Reforma w vsrificb
Ell Acto Official. hnblendoGe viHtD
el citado edificio Ieno de- bote en-
bote por Las personals que turnarUu
parte EN- el desfile.
e calcula cue cerca ~ tres mn
personals. entire ninOg wv adultoH TO-
maron parte en- In manifestation
aparte de las Autcridades ctv1leu w
Militarn&
, 1934-11-20


MATAMOROS. lamps Nov 20
Patrocinio Ramirez &c r-esentd
hoy a la Comandancia dc Policia
local habiendoSe queiado de que
Ie habian robado su estabieclmlen-
to que Sc encuentrl situado en- Ia
Gale Oral. Manuel Gonzalez entire
Las de seis v siete-
Segun el parte. Ramirez dice que
le fueron robadOS como cuarenta v
cinco pesos de cigarros de una
marca bien conocida. asi como SIG
en- elective y una cantidad Gle CHI
Gle.
Los ladrones se introdujeron MI
citado establecimiento por una
puerta habiendo roto los caudados.
La Policfa w. encuentra investi-
gando este nuevo robo, esperando-
&c sean aprehendidos los rateros-
, 1934-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nov. 70 ~
OficialeS Gle las C0mpahiaB Telef6-
meas en- esta ciudad confirmarun
hoy Ia notiCia de que sus lineaS te-
lefonicaS al interior de Mexico Gwen
encontraban interrumpidas, peru
no tenian mas detalles acercn dn
Ia interruption del Servicio telefo-
nico entire Laredo. Texas " Monte
rrey, NueVo Leon.
III Departamento dc EStado no
habia recibidO repOrteS de yIs re-
presentanteS en- el sector citado.
, 1934-11-20

SANTO DOMINGO. ID. r.. Nov.
20sAHt--El ex-Presidente de Cuba
Gerardc Machado. que ha estado
en- el exilio por algun0s meseS. se
embarraf& hoy @ maiana EN- IAN
vapor alemAn. con el Tin de radl-
carse en- Italia. Ut 5r. Marhad0 Se
ha recobrado completamente del
ataQue de indigestion cue sufri6
hace don semanaa-
, 1934-11-20

lESpeclaI para IT HefaId0l
MATAMOROS. lamps. Nov. 10
Hoy fuer0n traidos q internados EN-
Ia carcel de esta ciudad. dos pre-
sunt0s homlcidas de Ia vecina DO
blacion de San Fernando. lamps.
LOS dos individuos citadOs, Fuse
bio Reyna Gonzalez v Mateo Sail
mas Garcia. fueron trafdos de IA
citada ciudad por Ell cabo Gle Poll
cfa. CT. Juan Cara.
ri CabO Cara. present6 "A In Co
tola ~izquierdiila calibre 80 con Ia
cual dicess ~ c0metio I'm crimen-
, 1934-11-20

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov. 20-P1-
Beulah Winchester, de IS amos. Ia
muchacha que llevo nj peQuenO
Jackie Gibbons con ella Chattanooga,
mientras que los padres del nif0,
hacian esfuerxos desesperados por
encontrarlo. Sc declare culpabIe ha-
hiend0 permanecidO EN- In carcel
por no poder cubrir Ia fianza de
$4,000 que se 10 MO.
, 1934-11-20

MONTERREY, Mexico. Nov. 40.
R,-La Secretaria de Guerra a.
nuncio hoy que un pcqueno grupo
Gle rebeldes habian cortad0 los a.
lambres de IA communication inter-
nacional telef6nica. " quemado dos
puentes del Ferrocarr1l entire Lam
, 1934-11-20
AN para El Heraldol

Especial para FL Heraldo)
MATAMOROS. lamps. Nov. TO-
Las lineas telegraficas de esta ciu-
dad a Monterrey s. encontraban
funcionando perfectamente a las
doce del dia de hoy. segun Sc nos
nformo en- la Oficina de los Tele-
CRATES Nacionales en- eSta ciudad.
, 1934-11-20

TENDHEIHL para ET HHFMII0T
MATAMOROS. lamps. Nov. 10
AnOche fue remltido IA Tim Conan
dancia de eSta ciudad, Ramir0 Lon
goria Soils, residente del Rancho
lei SoliSenO" p0r Orden del Juez
de Primera Instancia y del Agente
del MinisteriO PublicO arusAnd0Beln
Gle aggression "a mano armada. Ole ul-
traces a IA Autoridad. y de rpSistlr
IN los Agentes Gle Ion miSma.
, 1934-11-20

ReparamoS toda clase de Espeios
con trabajos netamente garantiza-
Cos. PrecioS sin competencia.
Cash Furniture Co.
Dth. arid washington SITS.
, 1934-11-20
Tipo de HOY

No habia variado Ell T1po. coti-
zandcse Ell Peso a 37.54 centavos
A~mericanoS, 0 sean 3.65 pesos por IN
dollar.
, 1934-11-20

No Sc registrar0n causas en- los
Archives de la Corte hasta la bora
de Salir nuestra edicion.
Evening star., 1934-12-07
LACK Of FUNDS HIT
BYPAROLESSTUDY
Crime Committee Declares
Finances at Fault for ''In-
adequate System"

Calling attention to the Parole
Boards lack of funds, either to pay
its own members or to secure an ade-
ouate staff. the Citizens Committee
on Crime yesterday blamed this con-
dition for the inadequacy Of the pres
ent parole system.
The committee adopted finding to
the effect that the existing District
Of Columbia parole system is made
quate in that it lacks funds to pay
board members and for the neces-
sary expenses of a proper staff"
Other phases of the law enforce
ment situation in Washington will be
taken up by the committee at subse-
quent meetings in an effort to formu-
late a definite program of legislative
reform for presentation to Congress.
With regard to the parole system
Attorney Chester CayWood, secretary
OF the committee. SAID:
You can't expect to obtain the
services OF efficient persons in the
parole system if proper compensation
is not offered. In our study of the
District parole system We have dis
covered that lack of funds Is a serl-
GUS handicap"
Mr.. CayWOod said the committee
also will consider the question of how
long prisoner should serve before
he becomes eligible for parole At
present an application can be made
when one-fifth of the sentence has
been served
Evening star., 1934-12-07

were presented this morning in the
opening session of a forensic con-
ference for senior high school stu
dents at George Washington Uni
versity.
The affirmative was presented by
DR.. William John Cooper, professor Of
education at George Washington Uni
versity and former United States
Commissioner of Education. The op-
position was set forth by Rev. George
johnson of Catholic University, di-
rector of the Department of Educa-
ton of the National Catholic Welfare
Conference and secretary-general of
Evening star., 1934-12-07
C. W. PETERS ELECTED

Charles w. Peters was elected COM
modore of the Corinthian Yacht Club
at the annual meeting last night in
the club house at First and v streets.
Other officers elected were j. H.
Galliher, rear commodore; Sewell
Shreve, vice commodore; Levin w.
Walker, secretary-treasurer; C. S.
West, recording secretary; John @.
Walton, measurer; DR.. Roy Lyman
Sexton, retiring commodore, and c. E.
Ingling and Edgar N. Brawner, men,
bers of the board of trustees.
Evening star., 1934-12-07
HEART ATTACK FATAL
Woman Is Stricken on Street
Talking With Friends.

Stricken with a heart attack last
night while talking to her husband
and friend at the corner of Four
teenth and Newton streets. Mrs Liza
beth MOckbee MCKlm of 3408 Brown
street died shortly afterWard in the
home Of a private Physician
Mrs. McKim was a lifelong resident
of Washington. She is survived by
her husband, Philip NJ. N1CKim; a son
Philip H. MCKim, and a brother, Lee
Mockbee
Funeral services will be held at the
home tomorrow at pm. Burial Will
be private.
Evening star., 1934-12-07
he National Catholic Education AS

the National Catholic Education As
sociation.
Discussion groups were led by DR..
William G. Carr, director of research
of the National Education Associa-
ton; E. M. Foster Of the United
States Office Of Education, and DR.
Stephen E. Kramer, first assistant
school superintendent of Washington
Rush D. Holt, Senator ELECT from
West Virginia, will speak at the con-
ference tomorrow in the Mayfower
Hotel.
Delegates from about IS high
schools in Maryland. Virginia and the
District of Columbia were present at
todaY's sessions.
Evening star., 1934-12-07
Parrish Speaks Tonight.

Frank NJ. Parrish. attorney in the
Department of Justice, is to speak on
Enforcement of Criminal Laws" at
the monthly dinner meeting of the
University of Michigan Club of the
District at the National Press Club
this evening at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1934-12-07
FEDERAL SCHOOL AID
is TOPIC OF DEBATE
Cooper Argues Affirmative Case.
Catholic University Official
on Other Side.

Arguments for and against Federal
aid to education, a controversial issue
which has become increasingly prom
inent during the depression years,
Evening star., 1934-12-07

Give him a suit for Christmas-a
''Karlton Junior if you want to
really please him :. Coat and two
pairs of kniokers in browns and grays.
and four-pieee blue eheviots. Sizes
8 to l8.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-05
North Blue Ridge
NORTH BLUE RIDGE, July 5

NORTH BLUE RIDGE, July 5.
Mrs. E. A. Allen, entertained Sat-
urday evening with lovely party
for Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Justus.
Before her recent marriage, Mrs.
Justus was Miss Lula Mae Rhodes
of Hendersonville.
String music, which was much
enjoyed, was furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. Harlic BurleSon and Miss
Ruth Stepp. The most interesting
event was the opening of the gifts
which had been brought for the
honoree.
Those enjoying the happy occa-
sion with Mr. and Mrs. Justus
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wal
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pace, Mr..
and Mrs. Harlie Burleson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Justus, Mrs. Roy
Owens, Mrs. C. N. Allen, Mrs. Su-
san Stepp, Misses Ruth Stepp,
Marie Walker and Orpha Stepp.
Cake and lemonade were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Griffin Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Griffin
of Fruitland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cole, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. D 0 c k
Case and children motored to Big
Hungry on a recent Sunday to
enjoy a picnic supper together.
Miss Orpha Stepp was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Susan
Stepp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Walker and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-07-05
NOTICE OF SALE

Under the power Of sale con-
tanned in a deed of trust execut-
cd by C. w. Davis and wife, Ella
Davis, TO the undersigned trustee,
dated May 10, 1929, of record in
book 90, at page ISL. Of the trust
deed records of Henderson coun-
ty. North Carolina, l will on the
10th day of July, 1884, at IL
o'clock noon at the courthouse
door in the city of Henderson
vile, Henderson county, North
Carolina. offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, all the following described
land, to-wit:
Lying in the city Of Henderson
vile, Henderson county. North
Carolina. Beginning at an iron
pin in the west margin of Church
street, said stake standing north
9 degrees Is minutes west 139
feet and 3 inches from j. &. Ar
lodges corner, said Arledge's cor
ner being on the west margin of
Church street. and the south mar
gin of Barnwell street; and runs
north 9 degrees Is minutes west
GO feet to a stake, the southeast
corner of Mrs. G.. w. ConnelPs
lot; thence with her line, south
80 degrees 45 minutes west 149
1-2 feet to an iron pin, j. o.
Johnson's corner; thence south 9
degrees Is minutes east 60 feet
to an iron pin, j. o. Johnson's cor
ner; thence with Johnson's line,
north 80 degrees 45 minutes east
149 1-2 feet to the beginning.
This sale will be ri:de subject
to the prior lien of deed of trust
executed by the said grantors,
which is of record in book SO, at
page 80. of said registry.
This the 14th day of June, 1884.
D. II. LEE, Trustee.
By: J. FOY JUSTICE, Attorney.
6-f4-Thurs-4tp.
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shame.
"You hate me, don't your he
said. Il don't much blame you.
I've messed up your life and dou-
blecrossed the best boss | ever
had. don't know what got into
me. I must have been crazy"
you're not crazy. You're weak.
l wish you'd leave me alone. You
only upset me and yourself by
coming round and whining and
lamenting. And here's one thing
you don't seem to realize i
wouldn't marry you, even if l
could. Pm glad Pm not married
to you"
Roger Thorpe shook his head.
"God, Jane, you're hard" he said.
81 never knew anybody like you.
What'll you do? Go back home to
your aunt? What'll she say? You
can't be alone. You never seemed
to have many friends. Somebody's
got to. stand by you. And look
here - this is my child - I've
got some rights you know. Pm
rot Sinking my responsibilities"
Jane stood up, furious and de-
fiant. you go away and stay
away and don't talk about your
rights and responsibilities. This
child will be mine, you UNDER
stand, my own unless you
want to acknowledge it openly, let
your wife know. and all your
precious family. Believe me, if
you annoy ME much more I'll tell
them myself"
"And / thought you loved me-"
he said, very slowly. 81 don't be-
lieve you ever cared whoop for
me-"
Are you going?" asked Jane.
COR must | GO into another room
and lock the door,"
(To be continued)