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The government paid for clear
ing their land and building their
houses. Now they are repaying
the government. They are repay
ing at the rate of $50 a month
and they pay for twenty years.
At the end they will have paid
up $4,000.
So far the cooperative plan has
worked successfully. There is no
indication that the paternal hand
has spoiled them Work is still
hard. It was their own labor
that, through Sub-zero weather
last winter, cleared the land of
scrub and brush, drained the
swampS. laid the ten miles of
red dog" road. plowed, har-
rowed. fortified, planted the land,
and put up the fifty houses on it.
THAT was before the families
Il came. The men all lived to-
gether at the Mansion house with
a cook to feed them. working
through the week and going home
on Sunday to tell the folks about
il.
The cooperative idea during
this period functioned perfectly.
But in the future it may be more
difficult. The present plan is the
establishment of a factory near
Arthurdale which will give a liv-
ing wage TO each head of a fam
lily. In addition. each home
Steader has his garden patch ca
pable Of raising more vegetables
than he needs. This surplus is to
be traded in at the cooperative
store. No cash is given in return,
but a credit, against which the
homeSteader can draw shoes,
shirts, butter and milk until his
credit is exhausted. In this way
it is hoped TO avoid dependence
on current market prices.
TRITICS Of this New Deal for
Il dS q NCA
pretty little social experiment. but
far too expensive. Why coddle a
few in the West Virginia noun
tains. they ask. and let millions
Starve elsewhere?
In reply. those who manage the
project point out that these
miners we're on relief rolls before
they came TO Arthurdale. that the
government merely is investing its
money and that the principal will
be paid back. Finally they point
out that a higher standard of
living Is created, with expanding
desires and an increased market.
Whatever may be the pros and
cons. one thing is reasonably GER
tain. The outcome Of the expert
ment Will depend primarily upon
the cahber OF the homestesders.
They are of old pioneer stock,
serious. hard-working, with all
the providence of the thrifty poor.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

The undersigned having quail
fed as executors of the last will
and testament of B. Weitz, de-
ceased, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate of said deceased to present
them, duly verified. to the under
signed, Mrs. Ray Weitz, at Hen
Jacksonville, N. c., or to Shipman
& Arledge, Attorneys, Henderson
vile, N. c., on or before the 9Th
day of April, 1885, OF this notice
will be pleaded in Lar of recov-
cry. This April 6, 1884. .s
MRS. RAY WEITZ,
l. D. WEITZ,
4-7-Sat-6tp Executors.
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with the north margin of South
Carolina avenue north 62 degrees
east so feet to the southwest
corner of lot No. 81; thence with
the west line of lot No. 81 north
Is degrees west 140 feet to the
south margin of an alley; thence
with the south margin of said
alley south So degrees west SO
feet to a stake, the northeast cor
ner of lot No. SO; thence with
the east line of lot No. 33 south
% degrees east 140 feet to the
point of BEGINNING, and being.
lot No. 80 of block Is of the
Osceola Lake subdivision. 81.
And being the same property
conveyed to the federal corpora
ton by L. f. Johnson and w. c.
Meekins, trustees, by deed dated
January 4, 1880, of record in the
office of the register of deeds
for said county in book No. 10l,
on page 267. 80.
And also beng the same prop
erty conveyed to j. w. Slater,
widower, by deed from the Fed
eral Corporation dated May l,
1888, and recorded in the office
of the register of deeds.
This property will be sold for
cash and the highest bidder will
be required to deposit five per
cent of the amount bid with the
trustees on the date of sale.
This the 10th day of April,
1884. .,,
Robert T. Barton, Jr., and Thos.
G. Camp, Trustees.
Bv Harkins, Van Wrinkle d. Wal
ton. Attorneys. Apr. 21-Sat-4t,
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the au-
thority given to the undersigned
trustees in a certain deed of
trust executed by j. W. Slater,
widower, dated May l, 1888, and
of record in the office of the
repister of deeds for Henderson
county, North Carolina, in book
of mortgages and deeds of trust
No. 125 at page 213, default
having been made in the payment
of the Indebtedness thereby Sc
cured and the holder of the notes
secured thereby having request
ed the trustees to offer the here
matter described premises for
sale in accordance with the pow
er contained in said deed of
trust, the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash at the courthouse
door in Hendersonville, Hender-
son county. North Carolina, the
following described land at II
O'Clock noon on Monday, May
21, 1884, that certain real estate
in the County of Henderson,
State of North Carolina, particu-
larlv described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake in the
north margin of South Carolina
avenue which stake stands north
So degrees east 1885 feet from
the point where the north mar
gin of South Carolina avenue in
tersects the east margin of Biloxi
ham street and being the south
east corner Of lot No. SO: thence
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But even ner love TOR MIN could
not teach ner patience. Soon Lottie
was crying and he was obliged to
comfort her and pretend some
more. +
You do love me. don't you?" she
said. hopping her eyes and chox.
ing back the last of her sobs.7''
OF course do. Lottie." he said
DULY. I'm a lucky chap and |
know it,"
You'll never know how | love
you. Pablo Never!" f'"
You're awfully good to me.
Lottie." 81
Good? Kiss me. honey. OH
not like that"
T What II he should drop his arms
and say, Il can't go through with
it. Lottie! can't" What would
happen then? He had not known
she would be so demanding for
demonstrations of affection. He
had not known that pretense could
be so hard.
EsTELLE wrote Pablito that eve
IL ming. She had 60 SEND the let.
ter by post because there was no
chauffeur now to carry messages.
She wrote:
Dear Pablito: 1t Is good to
write your real name without fear
Marcia has told my father and me
what she has told you. too. ain
so glad for you | have not for
long while been so glad about any.
thing.
81 want to see you and wonder
whether you will want TO come to
see me. II has been a long time
since we have met but. remember.
ing our hours together as have
so keenly since being here. feel
that-oh. | don't know. 1 can't
express it.
Il hurt you horribly, know.
Perhaps If l had been stronger |
would have seen some way to avoid
doing that. But l want to tell you
now that love you as much as
| can ever love anyone and | will
marry you II you still want me
to.-Estelle."
DABLITO reread the note slowly.
l. his eyes blurred by the dizzi-
ness that had swept over him as
ne read it the first time. Then the
servant appeared at the top Of the
stairs and behind her Pablito saw
Norris Noyes!
For a moment Moves paused:
then he moved forward with a
weak, cropping "Pablito!"
Pabllto chung to Noyes' hands.
The two made the small meaning.
less comments people make when
emotions are too great to be ex.
pressed by words. At length Pab-
Ito said. II have never needed you
so much as now"
And even Noyes. In his humble.
ness. could believe that. Pablito
was thin. His eyes were tired and
his lips were set to that grim line
which tells of vast determine.
ton and an equally vast hopeless.
ness.
Whats wrong" the older man
asked.
Its nothing that can be
changed" Pablito assured him. Il
wouldn't even bother you about 1t
but you know I've always told you
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EDNEYVILLE

EDNEYVILLE, April 21. - A
good crowd attended the town
ship singing Sunday afternoon at
the school house.
Mrs. Arthur Allison called on
Mrs. Bob Robertson Wednesday
of last week.
Miss Mable LYDIA left Thursday
of last week for Virginia where
she will entire college for the
spring quarter.
Misses Elva and Eathen Press
" and Leila Rogers visited Dana
school Monday. o.u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gillian
visited Mrs. G. V. Stepp OF MI,
Home Sunday. .
and Miss Nellie Nix visited Mrs.
J. /. Ownby Of Barnwell, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Glenn Freeman, and son,
Mrs Sam Williams, and daugn-
fer. BILLIE. of Bat Cave, were IN
this community Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover thompson
of Mills Springs, recently yiS SI.s
the latter's parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
IL. Presley. -,o, ord
Misses Eathen Presley anG
Nellie Nix were supper guests Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit OwnbV ouh-
Mrs. ]. W. Nesbitt and son
Floyd, called on Mrs. X; T.. me oet
Monday afternoon of last WeeA,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eamgy
visited friends on Banks Moun-
'"t ". STU T. Turner visited his fam am
iiIv in Chesney, S. c.. Sunday anu =
Nr Burk returned to spend q
/ few days with him.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
HENDERSON COUNTY.
g. Re: c.. G. Woriey ct al
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9e R014WC kgNAN4Y a, :,:::::
y KATHARINE
HAMANe.TAyLOf

everything" FOR a moment ht
pressed the letter In his pocket
then abruptly his hand dropped.
He had no -ight,t to press that latter
nor feel a shaken ann ,ecstatis
warmth as he touched It, Ne, mxst
write .Estelle and tell ,her. ,he vas
engaged to be-. married; ,tf write
her that after she had tod hr:n
she loved him as much as siIs
could love anyone!
"A man named Billings sent .
note to YOU" Noyes said. "bu
forgot 1t. left 1t on the bureau
propped before the glass but | waS
so excited"
Wen get It wnen We get your
things" Pablito said. He put an
arm around Noyes' stopped Shout
ders and for short moment forgot
that things had way Of coming
10 him too late.
OTTIE was assembling her
Il trousseau-gaudy frocks and
fragile undertakings OF orchid.
peach and sapphire chiffon. Col.
lecting this tinery. She came as
close to happiness as she had been
since Pablito had asked her to
marry him. Sometimes In the
nights Lottie woke with tears on
her cheeks. Pablito was not happy.
she knew. Wen. she vowed IN her
bravest mood. she'd make him 60.
But at other times she realized she
did not know how to make him
happy. n., =
She went to La MERGED a good
deal those days. The church ap
pealed to her and warmed her /
little as she struggled. to be near
that embracing. comforting Some
one who was spoken of so easily
and often as God" y
And here among the women who
knelt with devout eyes on the altar
Lottie would sometimes pray ar.
IDENTIFY In her own manner: God.
| haven't gone so very straight
but. honest. promise you II you'll
just give me this chanel" 80
She liked Noyes and called him
a good old scout" but his eyes,
as they rested on her. were too
frankly appraising for her comfort
She affected little mannerisms
when with him. An airy my
DEAR" was one Of her favorites. u
sounded odd as she leaned forward
to say. Honest to God. my dear"
Noyes pitied the girl deeply but
was distracted at the thought OF
her becoming Pablito's wife. :
He said one morning after Lott.t
had lost her temper and thrown .
cup of tea at the fast disappearing
servant, "Pablito, you can't marry
that grill"
But I'm going to-" Pablito said
grimly. II owe her a lot" he added
more gently. land she cares for ma
Besides, I've already asked her.
The things DONE" .a-,
Things can be undone."
There was no answer to that
Presently Noyes went on. I'VE
heard that you cared for Jim
Fields daughter" - g
IT still do" Pablito let himself
say.
"Then you're not being fair to
her-to Lottie." ,t
"I'm sorry" Pablito shook biz
head. II can't talk about It. b
sides, it's all settled"
Ito Be ContinuedO
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

BEGIN HERE TODAY
PABLITO. q handsome youth
.cru.ed of q murder he did not
commit. escapes from Key West
TO Havana with two thieves.
BEAC. and LoTTIE. In Havana.
nnder the name nj "Juanito." he
becomes celebrated as n, boxer
snd he and Beau open gym
an<ium. ~--. ~ copy
Pabiito loves ESTELLE FIELD.
laughter of rich JIM FIELD. and
she .toycs him. They meet md
plan 10 marry. hut Field breaks
op the affair. taking Estciic away.
rwo years later she becomes en-
sngcd 40 ALEC DAVIES
SIN AUBREY. titled English
nan and PabIIto's fnther has
seen. searching for his son. en-
tertive.
Believing Esteiie fnithiess. Pab-
ito asks LOttie 10 marry him.
Field foses his fortune and
Davies breaks his engagement TO
EstciIe. She ana her rnther return
to Hnrnna. MARCIA TREAD
WAY. who knows PablIto - inno-
cent or the murder charge. At last
Tells the truth. clearing him.
LOttie overhears Nnrcin's stGry
and warns Beau-the real. muir
derer He leaves hastily.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
MARCIA left Pablito in a mood
N that was mixture of relief
and the utmost bitterness. Ali
these years he had been suffering
for crime he had not committed.
Suffering loneliness and hopeless
ness and the loss of the one girl
in the world he loved. All these
years
Lottie came into the room.
whats the matter. honey boy?"
she demanded carressingly.
Nothing"
you look It! Beau's gone"
Pablito looked up quickly at
that.
Decided he needed a change of
air." Lottie added lightly.
did you listen to what we were
saying?" he demanded. She an
swered with nonchalant. easy.
Sure"
81 wasn't going to give Beau
away" PabIito said. frowning.
"Oh. he knew that" she an.
swered. "but that woman who was
here might any time. See?"
Eyes. l see"
He pulled himself up YEARLY and
moved toward the doorway open.
ing on the balcony. Everything in
his life had come too late. If
Marcia Treadway had told the
truth a few years earlier nothing
in the world could have kept him
from marrying Estelle. Now
Let's go over and see what
they're doin' on the house this
afternoon" Lottie suggested.
"If you like" he agreed.
"Say. If you don't wanta go. just
say so! Nobodys going to make
you do it,"
Il want to all right. I'm just
little tired, L guess"
do you love me. Pablo? Love
me a little bit, uh?" $685.,
i've asked you to marry me,
Lottie."
Her face clouded.
II know I'm not very demon
strative." he admitted. I'm sorry"
you amt much good at pre-
tendin'." she said harshly. But he
thought he was a little better at
pretending than she knew. r -.
BE little patient with me, will
Vo4. Lottie?" he asked, not quite
steadily.
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pAPnnNS FOR TWO

ATLANTA, Ga, April Il l.,
fUP).-Gov. Eugene iat ta cen'
asserting aoe that he took into con on
SiJorstion triviality of money s 20
T ion IA their robbery and the15
len IN yesterday este pardoned Leland land
Harvey and Aubrey sinful rs than
5 InO Mars, Only $500 was actual.
w EVU stolen by the men, Governor
Talmadge said.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF PROP
TIES IN HENDERSON
COUNTY FOR THE NOM
PAYMENT OF FRANCHISE
TAX ASSESSED AND LEV
led FOR THE YEAR OF

PAYMENT OF FRANCHISE
TAX ASSESSED AND LEV
led FOR THE YEAR OF
1881.
By virtue of power vested in
me as Sheriff for Henderson
county under the laws of North
Carolina, and the order from the
department Of revenue of the
State of North Carolina, Raleigh,
N. C.
l will on Monday, 30th day of
April, 1884, at II o'clock noon
at the courthouse door in said
county, sell all the hereinafter
described properties to the high
est bidder, to pay and satisfy the
unpaid franchise tax owing there
on for the year 1881, plus a per
cent statutory interest and cost
of advertising and sale as allow
ed and provided by law: House
and lot known as Park Hill and
one lot on Justice and Florida
avenue described and recorded in
book $50, page 230, in register
of deeds office of Henderson
county, listed in 1881 in the
name of Chescovia Corporation.
This March 80, 1884.
w. A. GARREN,
Sheriff Henderson County.
3-31-Sat-4tp
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R-MiScenaneous

KENT - Six-room cottage,
l..n avenue east, second
I'a from Main street. Three
o. Rouse and - acres land,
Do water and fruit trees,
se niles out. BrunsOn Fur
fe Company. &
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TUE NEW PLYMOUTH
..' ' Dodge and Hudson
I'sa Dodge trucks. Ly-
lrro Exchange. l3O
Main street.
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Answers to Previous Questions
president b NC II AN AN
! served from March 4, 1857.
to March 4. 1861. when Abra-
ham Lincoln took Office. An
English-type slow sand filter
was the first means Of water
publication by filtration in the
United States. The billiard
match at Detroit was between
Michael Phelan of New Yorl
and John Seereiter Of Detroit
for the worlds championship
and a $4,000 purse, Phelan
won by a score of 1000 to 1904
points. His best run was 129.
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WANTED driver for round S;Iin da ap
" Jacksonville. Away I'VE nr i've y
49, transportation. Driver
care Tipes-News.
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By virtue of authority vested
in me as Commissioner appointed
by the Clerk of the Superior
Court, I will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the Courthouse
door in Henderson County, N. c.,
on the 3rd day of May, 1884, at
IL o'clock noon, the following de-
scribed parcel or lot of land in
.Henderson County:
Being fully described in that
certain Deed made by M. Allard
Case and wife, Florence Case, to
Harriet Davis, Sept. 20, 1925, re-
corded in Book 1879, page 1876,
Registery of Henderson County,
BEING the Harriet Davis proper
ty on New Tracey Grove Road,
description in above mentioned
Deed hereby Incorporated by ref
erence.
This the I'd day of April, 1884.
w. r. SHEPPARD,
4-7-Sat-4tp .. Commissioner.
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a~Misceilaneous
Lost and Found
Fersonal Property

lSosI 1881 Flat Rock high
.rar.l ring, Initials 4B.F., :"
a,j "i Z on Main street. Re-
Return 70 Times-News.
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FOR SALE

Autos and Accessories
Evening star., 1934-04-16
PROPOSALS.
NtOE ONIENLtJs
OF TILE INTERIOR WAcH-

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASH
lngton. April 10. 1884 Sealed bids in
duplicate will be received until two o'clock
publicly opened in room 6I09. Interior De-
partment Building. for furnishing all labor
and material necessary for tho following
construction work: /. For construction OF
the heat. light and power plant at How
ard University. Washington. d. c. includ-
ttrucfion fourdation5 foT engines e soiIers
machinery. etc. structural steel work.
brick. brick masonry. miscellaneous iron
sash. plumbing, heatine finish grading.
concrete walks handspring. etc. .. Steam
generators. fans. air ducts. breeching. oil-
3. Steam generators. fans. air ducts.
breeching. underfeed stokers. ash handling
equipment, coal handling equipment. and
motor generators. and excters 3. Re.
movel and erection of the present 25n K.
pan a 10 the the nfT pan
6: Also. piping in the power plant and
piping from the power plant to the Med
also water treatment. boiler feed pumps.
feed water heaters and surge tank instru-
ments and gauge boards. z. Chimney con-
installations within the power plant trans
former vaults and complete wiring to all
existing buildings at Howard University.
proposals in any one of the following three
Fewer than seven contracts by combining
awards. 3. One contract covering all
seven proposals If the interest Of the Gov
ernment so dictates. Proposals will be
considered only from individuals. firms or
corporations possessing satisfactory fnan.
cial and technical ability. equipment.
organization. etc. to insure speedy COM
pletion of the contract. and in making
awards the records of bidders for expe-
dition and. satisfactory performance on
contracts OF similar character will be care
fully considered. At the discretion Of the
Secretary. drawings and specifications
may be obtained upon application to the
Department. Furnishing of plans will be
limited to persons, or firms who intend
bidding direct to the Government on anv
one. Of the eight proposals mentioned. A
Treasurer of the United States is required
plans. Liauidated damages for delay will
be at the rate of 500 per calendar day
but in the event an award is made cover
ing all items in one contract the damages
for delay will be $500 per day. Time Of
performance will be an essence Of the con-
tract and will be considered in making the
award The right is reserved. as the inter-
ests OF She Government may require. to
reject any or all bids, waive any informal
ity in bids received. and to accept or
reject any item. or any bid unless such
hid is qualified by specific limitation.
Envelopes containing bids must be sealed.
marked as directed in the specifications,
and addressed to the Secretary Of the IN.
CHAPMAN. Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1934-04-16

AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY
Real Estate Department.
1sth g. Pa. Ave. NV. MA. 4slo.
Evening star., 1934-04-16
HOUSES-CNFURNISHED.

FURNISHED HOUSES. ALL SECTIONS
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC, 1871
H NV. NATIONAL 551S.
Evening star., 1934-04-16
OLD P|GMY RUINS
FOUND IN MEXICO
Professor Believes They Are
Oldest in America.
Houses Discovered.

MEXICO CITY-The ruins Of
ancient Pigmy towns have been dis
covered at Mezcuital, As miles south
Of Durango City, by Prof. Everardo
Gamiz, who claims they are the most
important archaeological ruins on the
American Continent.
The mummy of man Is inches
tall, together with several pieces OF
pottery and tools are presented by the
savant for evidence.
The mummy is dressed In cloth
woven with maguey fiber. The cloth
and the pottery, Prof Gamiz declares,
show that the Pigmies enjoyed a high
degree of civilization.
Adobe houses 21a feet long, feet
wide and feet high were discovered
inside caves, whose walls we're covered
with plaster painted a rich blue.
Houses Near Brook.
One cave has IA buildings, another
has l6. Two houses more were found
outside, near brook. Each cave has
two buildings resembling turrets COW
cred with a DOME which, it is be-
neved, were temples.
The houses have square entrances,
except one, and each cave is fitted
with a circular entrance on the roof,
believed to be the prison. The houses
are grouped in blocks with streets.
Prof GamiZ believes each house
held one family and each cave one
khan. He declares the fact that the
buildings are inside the caves ex-
plains that the pigmies sought pro-
lection from wild beasts.
Date in Doubt.
Prof Gamiz is unable to place the
date of the ruins, but expresses the
opinion that they are the Oldest in
America. He finds a similarity in
them with the pigmy vestiges at
Glastonbury, in England
Prof. Gamiz urges the Fedora! Cow
ernment to send a scientific eXpedi-
ton to unearth other buildings which
he believes are covered by the dust
of centuries.
Copyright, 1934)