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cord, they both arose and stared at
him over the glowing Goals.
Water" said the ahkin in Span.
fish.
Langton handed him gourd. The
native drank and set down the ves-
sci. He looked at them both with his
penetrating glance.
Was It Imagination or the flicker.
ing light and shadow from the flre?
but the high-priest's eyes held
a queer mocking light, thought
Frank. Although the mans face was
impassiVe. and his body immobile
and useless, nevertheless he still
was impressive with an intangible
power.
II was as II he alone, Of the four
In this remote valley. had some
knowledge hidden from them. And
that knowledge gave him mastery
OF the fates Of his companions.
In the days that followed. Frank
and his machete were indefatigable.
In the interval OF day between the
sudden eruption Of tropic dawn over
the jungle above them and the quick
cloak Of darkness that descended At
sunset. all busied themselves at
their varied tasks.
Frank chopped and stripped Of
their thorns bales OF long leaved
cactus. Janice pounded and soaked
them in water. and put the fiber IN
the sun to dry. They would have
plenty Of rope for their varied en-
periments to win to safety. He col
leeted timbers Of driftwood and
split them to make q frame for his
raft and poles and rungs for lad.
ders. Langton because Of his hurts
could take no part in the rougher
work.
(cesrifat. 1854, ., Esvksss Is..as)
Tomorrow the rains Genre.
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QUINTET PUT OVER
MANY MUSIC HITS
BROADWAY THRU a, KEY
HOLE" STARS HAVE MADE
MANY SONGS FAMOUS

In the cast Of screen, radio and
stage artists assembled by goth
Century, Pictures for Walter VIM
cheIl's story, Broadway Thru q
Keyhole," United Artists release
at the Palace Theater, beginning
Saturday, Fhruary "a. are five
celebrities who have done as much
toward turning the efforts Of Tin
Pan Alleys composers into hits as
any similar group yet assembled.
This quintet. all of whom are
featured in broadway Thru a
Keyhole," comprises Russ Colum-
DO, radio crooner. Frances VIII.
liams. star of George Whites
Scandals" Eddie Foy. Jr.. music
al comedy star. Abe Lyman, popu-
lar radio band leader. and Blossom
Seelsy, a Broadway star of the
old eroon-shouting days. s,
With Constance Cummings. who
appears for the first time in a
singing role, this quintet eontri-
butes the four songs which Mack
Gordon and Harry Revel have
y4s4ttsn for thls sensational story
which Walter Winchell wrote
around a night club hoofer. IA
nous singer and q raeketeer.
Russ Columbo has five big song
hits to his credit. He introduced
"Sweet and Lovely" to the nation
over the air and set the whole
country echoing its haunting mel
ody. Other songs he popularized
are "call Me Darling" you Try
Somebody Else,'' you're My
Everything. "Time on Ms
Hands" "You Call II Madness
and "Prisoner Of Love"-the lat
ter two Of which he composed.
Eddie Foy, Jr.. also has q fond
place IN Tin Pan Alleys hearts
His most recent song hit was "She
Didn't Saw Yes-She Didn't SAY
No. in ''The Cat and the Fiddle.
He introduced the rage song
Liza" in "Show Girl on Broad
way" and "Time on Ny Hands
IN ziexfeld's 'Smiles."
Broadway Thru a Keyhole" i
the second production Of the new
Joseph ". schenek-Darryl zanucl
Company. goth Century Pictures
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BRIEF SESSION
CRIMINAL COURT
HARRY SAWYER AND BIAS
i PENALvER FINED SIS
AND COSTS

Judge j. Vining Harris held a
brief session of criminal court
this morning for the purpose of
hearing pleas of guilty.
Harry Sawyer and Bias Penal
yer, charged with selling in
toxicants, were fined $25 and
costs each.
Eddie Fender, charged with
vagrancy, was advised to leave the
city. Pending his departure SEN
tence was suspended.
Herbert Stirrup admitted he
was drunk six days ago and asked
the sheriff's office to lock- him up
in Jail. Chief Deputy Clements
Jaycocks always like to oblige and
granted his request.
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SYNOPSIS. Escaping bdnd OF
naiirderons edpd0es in the Yucotan
ttt10tes Fraftk 1r0hamse. the err
pI0rers 4ssd janice. Kent the na0vie
star. fdN into q pdilev from tvhieh
theg cQHt0t. act out imprisoned
tctth them u he higb. priest Of the
efs0e theNs are feeln0 budIg IN
!itreds and BtllD Lan0t0N. Ora
Agnssass istsetsi0s aviator friend for
seAoms be had Jeet searehing.
L0tl0lon has bekn describing his
egperteisce tcith. the same tribe Of
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COCONUTS DOWN
PELcANS' TEAM
HERE YESTERDAY
CLOSE AND, EXCITING GAME
OF BASEBALL PLAYED YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON. RE-
SUITS IN SCORE OF S TO 4
tBy JovE)

One of the most interesting
and exciting games of baseball of
the year was played yesterday at
the Colored Baseball Park, be-
tween the Pelicans and the Coco
nuts.
Smith did not allow a hit or a
man to reach first base for the
first six innings. In the seventh,
C. Garcia hit one through third
for the first hit of the Pelicans,
then Gabriel hit into a double
play, B. Garcia for the Pelicans,
also held the Coconuts scoreless
for the first six frames, but was
touched for eight hits.
In the seventh. the Coconuts
broke the ice when Allen walked.
McIntosch hunted and B. Garcia
overthrow to first base. Allen
went to third and McIntosch was
thrown. out at second by a throw
from first to second. Gonzalez
also hunted and Allen scored the
first run of the game.
In their half of the eighth, the
Pelicans staged rally that Melted
them four runs, and it looked like
the game was. cinched. B. Garcia
flied out to second, p. Diaz singled
through the box. L. Bazo hunted
safely and beat out the throw. B.
Razo struck out, Monteagudo sim
gled to right and p: Diaz scored
Avila doubled to left and L. Bazo
and Monteagudo scored. Swain
hit to short and Avila scored. c.
Garcia struck. out.
In the last of the eighth, the
Coconuts scored one more. 3 E
Sands doubled to left center. R
Sands was out, short to first
Smith singled to right and E
Sands scored.
In the last half of, the nintl
the Coconuts won the game. Nc
Gee hit to short. E. Sands up
MCGEE stole second and through
a bad throw by the catcher, h,
went to third. single to left ant
MCGEE scored. Albury batted fol
r. Sands and heat, out an, infiele
hit. Smith struck out. Butler
beat out an infield hit and the
bases were fun. Allen struck out
Three on bases, two outs and the
score 4 to 5. Captain r. Sand:
of the Coconuts called time anG
sent Pinch Hitter Pinder to bal
for McIntosch. Pinder waited un.
til the count was 3 and2 and ther
he swung and hit a, Texas Lacquer
over shortstop. C. Garcia mad,
great effort to catch the bali
but he just nearly touched it with
the tip of his fingers. E. Sandi
scored and before they could re
cover the ball, Albury had crossed
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shore and dipped up fresh water out
rof the sea.
Rivers in this country did tunnel
under the beaches and discharge
from holes in the ocean bottom. A
pop bottle had survived it-but.
could living. breathing man? He
sighed and shrugged his shoulders.
He said softly:
"As you say. its chance that
must be taken. We must try every.
possible device before the rains
come. You put up a good argument,
Billy, but think you and Janice
stay here"
I The paralyzed figure Of the. head
priest made sound. As of one ac-
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

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16s0-Sieur de Bienyille, Jean
Baptiste Lemoine, French COVER
nor of Louisiana. founder of New
Orleans and Mobile, soldier and
explorer, born in Canada. Died
in France, March 2, 1868.
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Today In History

I836-Historic siege of the
American garrison of the Alamo,
Texas, begins.
! 1s47-Battle of Buena Vista.
1905--Flrst Rotary Club form
ed in Chicago.
/, 190S-Noted Ford Hall Forum,
Boston. had its first meeting.
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An known species Of birds have
been listed in . single set Of vol
umes to be published BY the HAr-
ward University Press.
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The University Of Michigan her
barlum has mere tl.an 100000 ex-
amples Of plant lie. that have
been collected over = period Of 9s
yearA
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Today's Birthday.


Margaret Deland of Boston, not
ed novelist, born al. Allegheny,
Pa, a years ago.
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LEGALS
N COUNTY JUDGR's COURT.

N COUNTY JUDGES COURT
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
Re Estate Of
JOHN ID. BETHEL.
Deceased.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given that VIII
on the sth day of March, A. ID. 1894,
sprasenf to the Honorable Hugh
Gum, County Judge OF MQproe
County, Florida. my Final Report
and vouchers and ask for the APP
prevail OF same, and apply for Final
Discharges in the Estate of John d,
Bethel, Deceased
Dated January ;. 1894.
L. NJ. GERSTEI4.
Administrator
ians-1e4f9-se: feb2-s-Ie-23: mars
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SEWING MACHINRS--We re.
pair all makes. Guaranteed
service. Singer Machine Agency,
J. L. Showers Music Company.
feb1
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Ruth, Nichols of Rye, N. Y,
aviator. born in New York City,
! SO years ago.
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IN. THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE


FLORIDA. IN PROBATE
In Re: Estate Of
THOMAS C. PfsNT,
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To ail creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
Said Estate.
You. and each OF you. are hereby
notified and required 90 present any
claims and demands which you. or
either of you. may have against the
estate Of Thomas G.. pent. deceased,
late ~ Monroe County. Florida. 60
the Hon. Hugh Gum. County Judge
of Monroe County. at his office in
the County Courthouse in Monroe
connty. Florida. within eight call
ensar months from the date Of the
first publication hereof. All claims
and demands not presented within
the time and in the manner pre-
seribed herein shall be barred as
provided by law.
Dated February rs, A. ID, 1884.
DAISY GRII.LION,
As Administrative of the Estate
% Thomas c. pena, Deceased.
feb. 1888 mar. So.
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1751-Henry Dearborn, Massa.
chusetts' soldier of the Revolution,
Secretary of War from 1901 to
1909, born at Hampton. NJ HI
Died in Boston, June g.. 1929.
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Frederick Warde of New York,
famed actor, born in England, S3'
years ago.
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WANTED

WANTED-You to, know that We
have the right prices on letter
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statements. and any. form Of
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1839-William r: Jones, Penn
sylvania steel4mill superintendent;
mechanical genius, inventor, borg
at Hazelton, Pa. Died in. Pitts
burgh, Sept. %, $780,
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17s7-Emma willard, noted
Troy, N. Y, and Hartford. Conn.,.
teacher, principal and writer. horn
at Berlin, Conn. Died at Troy
April Is, 1870.
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Charles Merz of New York City,
editnrs journalist, author. born at
Sandusky. Ohio, Al years ago.
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1685-George Frederick Han
del, famous German composer,
born. Died April Ia, 1859.
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Today's
Anniversaries

16SS-Samuel Pepys, famous
English diarist. born. Died May
&c, 1903.
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Roy D. Chaplin, automobile
head, former Secretary of Com.
merce, born at Lansing, Mich, 81
years ago.
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RADIO REPAIRING

RADIO REPAIRING: We repair
all makes. Guaranteed, service.
]. L. Showers Music CO.. feb1
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Prof. Frederic L. Paxson of the
/ Univ. Of California. noted his
torian, born in Philadelphia, 81
years AGO.
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1s23-,James @. Patterson,
Connecticut granite dealer, founds
er-president of the Travellers In
surance Company, born at Blooni-
field, Conn. Died Sept. ID, l90k
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1s32-John H. Vincent. Meth
odist preacher and bishop, Original
tor of the Chautanqua movement,
born at Tuscaloosa, Ala. Died in
Chicago, May 9, 1929.
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Douglas Volk. dean of Ameri-
can portrait painters. born at
Rittsfield; Mass, rs years ago.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT with
all modern conveniences. APP
ply at S27 Duval street.
feh13.tf
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Governor John G. Winant of,
New Hampshire, born in New York
City, IS years ago.
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Admiral Braid Wilson, U. s. NJ,
retired, born at Camden, N. j., "a
years ago..
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished house, all
conveniences, SIT month. APP
ply 1116 Grinnell street.
feb8-tf.
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iL0ST-Pair black frame glasses
in leather case. Between White
head and Duval streets. Reward.
! Frank O. Roberts, 427 White
head street. feb20-1t
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Tomorrow tie raIns sems.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-16
SIDE CHANGES
S Story by Hal Cochran

Now that the frogs have gone away, I'm sorry that they didn't <, stay and entertain us for while lair little Dotty said.
 1T love to watch them hop zarOund. I wish that more frogs scould be found. I s'pose, though, sNtkat we'll have to entertain our selves, instead"
 or Happy Helper smiled. Said he, "Well, I don't know, miss. Let me see. Perhaps can think of a plan to give you all some fun s, sGee, make it good" said ' Scouty. ''We have seen bout all there is to see. In fact, guess that we've seen everything beneath the sun"
 tswell, if that's true, we'll sit ' about and wait until the moon comes out" exclaimed the Happy Helper. T will hold my plan till x fken." "Oh. was fooling," Scouty said. "If you've some plan, go S right ahead. Fen though we've seen 1t, we will gladly look at it 1. again."
 ~The old man scratched his head awhile, and then he shouted, with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-16

(Duncy shows his skill at riding in the next stOry.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-16
ENolkFo0JRALI EFk15!

THE longest punt in history? It was one
 | of 115 yards, made by Harry Raben. horst, present basketball and baseball! coach at Louisiana State, when he played for little Wake Forest in 1919.
 The, punt came during Wake Forests annual classic with North Carolina State. Thanksgiving Day.
 North Carolina had rushed the ball to Wake Forests six-inch line, but lost it on downs. Rabenhorst then dropped 10 yards behind his own goal line and booted a tre. mendous spiral that carried 85 yards in the air. Gurley, State safety man, touched the ball as it rolled on toward the goal line. Then Johnson, Wake Forest end, fell on 1t l for a touchdown. five yards beyond the goal.
 N1 0 iaa1 sx HrA sEBMeE NC N. BEG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-16
Pictures by George scarbo A'

smile, "Ah, ha! I have it, little tots. I'll bring more frogs to you.
 "Once more my magic hands I'll wave. I hope twill make nobody rave. You see, it is clever little trick plan to do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-16


 Now, Coppy. you and Windy stand real still, and try to watch my hand. I am not going to hurt; so there is no cause to fret.
 'In just a minute you will be big frogs, a funny sight to see. Then you can show the others how to hop real far, I'll bet"
 It certainly looked very strange to see the two tots bodies change. 'They're frogs, now" shouted Goldy, "but their heads are just the same" ,..s The bunch then heard wee Windy shout to Coppy,F"Come. let's hop about. If anything goes wrong with us, ol Helper is to blame" i Copyright. 1884 NEA Service Incl (Duncy shows his skill at riding in the next StOry.) a
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-09-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

I0Uer ana DY virtue OF the au-
thority conferred by deed of
trust executed by Sam T. Hodges
and wife. Louise X. Hodges,
dated the 9th day of June, 1927.
and recorded in book 12t, page
II, in the office Of the register
of deeds for Henderson county,
Y. S. Bryant. substituted tru:-
tee, will at y o'clock noon on
Monday, Oct. s, 1884, at the
courthouse door Of Henderson
county in HenderSonville. n. c.,
sell at public auction for cash to
the highest bidder the following
land to-wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land
in or near the Town Of Hender-
sonville, Henderson county, n.
c.. and more particularly deScrib-
ed - follows:
Tract No. ,: Adjoining the
lands Of the Hodgewell hotel on
the south: f.. T.. Wooten on the
west; Mrs. Lizzie Walker on the
north. and Church street on the
east. and more particularly de-
Scribed as follows:
Beginning at q stake in the
west margin Of Church street,
Mrs. Louise X. Hodges north
east corner. (now Hodgewell no.
tell and runs with the west mar
Gin Of said street north 10 de-
greeS west 50 feet to a stake;
thence south so degrees west $50
feet to q stake in the WOOCen
line: thence south 70 degrees
east with said Wooten line ST
feet 10 mis- corner; thence with
Louise X. Hodges line tnOw
HOdgewell hoteD north 50 de-
grees east $50 feet to the begin
ming.
Being known as the cottage lot
and being the lot designated as
tract No. ,, conveyed BY the
Hodgewell corporation to Louise
X. Hodges, by deed dated Octo-
Der 27. 1928. and recorded in,
the office Of the register of deeds
for Henderson county, North
Carolina in book l24, at page
g."
This sale is made on account
Of default in payment of the in
debtedness secured by said deed
of trust, and is subject to all
taxes and assessments against
said property whether now due
or to become due.
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PAGE FIVE

seige. The invalid upstairs oc-
cupicd himself with his solitaire,
his books. Miss Florida came and
went. She was giving music les
sons now but they knew her fl
nanccs were low and reluctantly
accepted the small amount she
gave them weekly. They could
not have managed without Miss
Florida. She stayed with Mr..
Racburn when his wife went to
the Exchange morning and after
noon. Sh" was invaluable. both
for her spirit and her physical
aud. Boots, as a school girl, had
beca mildly tolerant of the spare,
angular spinster with the rather
gushing laugh. Now she thought
the plain face actually beautiful
and the thin hands held in them
a kindness the like of which she
was not Likely to know again.
But it was not easy going for
the girl. She had her moments
Of black Encouragement, diff
cult to conceal. 1t was in one OF
these that Edward, gliding up to
the shop in his big car one early
winter twilight. found her.
Drop all this" he urged al
most angrily. "Lct me take care
Of Won, OF all of them. ! want to
do it,"
1t was tempting. The snow fell
steadily outside. Boots dared not
bay the warm things she needed
to keep out the mounting cold.
And Edward. murmuring in her
car. talked of warmer climate
for her father, gulf stream cur
rents, eternal sunshine.
ITO be cOntinued)
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Under and by virtue of the au-
thority conferred by deed Of
trust executed by 8. l.. Jones
and wife, Cora c. Jones and \.
c. JuStuS and wife. Bessie JUstuS
dated the lst day Of March, 1928,
and recorded in book l20, page
G29. in the office Of the register
of deeds for Henderson county,
V. S. Bryant, substituted trustee
will at - O'Clock noon on Mon
day. Oct. s, 1884, at the court
house door o. Henderson county
in HendCrsonvlllc, \. c., sell at
public auction for cash to the
highest bidder the following land
tO-wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land
in or near the town of East Flat
Rock. County Of Henderson and
more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning ut a point at the in
tcrsection Of the west margin Of
Brown avenue with the north
margin Of Blue Ridge road and
runs thence with the west mar
gin of Brown avenue north 30
degrees OF minutes west 40 feet
to stake in the margin of
said Brown avenue; thence south
so degrees 5G inmates west TIT
feet to stake; thence south -
degrees o. minutes east liE.T
feet to stake in the north mar
gin of Blue Ridge road; thence
with the north margin OF Blue
Ridge road north Al degrees cast
72.1-2 feet to the point OF be-
ginning, and being all Of lot No.
II and the eastern hal Of lot.
No. 10 Of the Capps subdivision
as shown by a plat made by Geo.
kerShaw.
This sale is made on account
of default in payment of the in
debtedness secured by said deed
of trust, and is subject to all
taxes and assessments against
said property whether now due
or to become due.
A five per cent 8 per cent?
cash deposit will be required OF
the highest bidder at the sale.
This the Sth day of Septem-
Der, 1884.
V. s. Bryant, Substituted Trustee.
9-S-Sat-4tpI
To,, No 11SE