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small girl into the city library the other day
and asked that "r Quack" be reserved for her mother
Patient inquiry revealed that the child referring to
," Father Goose biography of Mack Sennett
This was just of the 101 .806 books checked out
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WAIT FOR THE NEW CHRYSLER
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the Bret she had seen last night
through the window of the cot
tage. How was she to know that
there had never been other Dila
Saunders, even at the university
when he was protesting only his
love for 10 Darien? v
Her Strong legs, flashing stead
lily in their whipcord breeches,
had taken her far into the woods
before she realized that now the
sun was almost above the trees.
Resolutely she turned and began
retraclng her steps along the
path, watching every moss-grown
trunk, every moving leaf, in an
effort to keep her mind away
from yesterdays events.
Tubby was on the veranda
when 10 drew in sight of the
Inn. She had evidently been wait
ling, for she hurried down the
slope to meet her friend.
! Good morning, Tubby," 10
cried gaily, masking her gloom.
cpd have asked you to go hiking
with me-but know how you
like to sleep"
Tubby nodded. Especially on
mornings after a dance. What
made you skip out so early last
night? | stayed until the orches-
itra put their instruments away"
81 managed to take on head
ache" 10 said. 81 went out for
a breath of air, but that didn't
do any good. So l tried sleep"
"Well, you look fine this morn
ing" Tubby told her. "By the
way, l went up to your room a
while ago and saw a notice on
I the door SAYING there was a spe-
cial delivery letter for you at the
desk"
Especial delivery letter? Oh,
Tubby L hope nothing's
wrong at home :"
That's not likely" said Tubby
philosophically. 81 never throw a
! fit unless it's a telegram"
10 hurried to the desk and re-
ceived the letter. As she had sus-
pected, it was from Weston, and
addressed in her fathers familiar
handwriting. Feverishly 10 slit
open the envelope.
Unable to wait until 10 had
finished the letter, Tubby burst
out, Anything wrong, Jo?'
10 shook her head, hurriedly
scanning the letter through. "No
it's good news, Tubby"
Smiling happily, 10 folded, the
letter and slipped it into the
pocket of her Jacket. dad got
his lob at the state house. The
one he was planning on when he
sold the store" 49,.
"Say, that's great" Tubby
eyed 10 speculativeiy. "That
means YOU can 20 back to the
university this fall. You should
have saved enough here to just
about"
10 was shaking her head. "No,
Tubby. l don't think | want to
90 back now
The other was silent mo-
ment. Then she said, 81 can un-
derstand that, 10. You're way
ahead of us who are in school
vet. You've found place in the
World-and none of us can know
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and gave not the slightest heed
to the. obvious fact that Tubby's
greeting was entirely noncommit-
tai. .
mind if Join your" Babs
asked cheerfully.
please do 10 invited, won
dering at the other girls sud
denly cordial attitude.
I'm not sure | can really eat
any thing Babs told them, laugh
ing. "You see, Pm rather excited
after last night" She shrug
ged, taking up the menu. 'But
l suppose it will wear off after {
while"
Tubby made a queer sounc
within her throat. Il stayed a
the party until the ianitor came
in, and l didn't see anything un
usual last night. At least nothing
THAT would make me lose myn
appetite for breakfast. Give II
the lowdown, Babs."
ooh, of course it might no
seem important to you two,'
Babs said. "But it's importan
to me-and to Douglas"
Douglass" repeated Tubb!
| maddeningly. "You mean Mr.
Marsh?"
"Of course. You see," Bah
leaned forward confidentlally
"We're going to be married!
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NOTICE. OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power Of sale contained in thai
certain Deed in Trust executed by
K. G. Morris and wife. Daisy Nor,
ris. dated March L, 1926, and re.
corded in the Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Henderson Coun,
ty, North Carolina. in Book Sc at
page 331, default having been
made in the payment of the in
debtedness secured thereby and
demand having been made by the
holder of said notes for foreclos.
, ure, the undersigned Trustee will
on Tuesday, September 10, 1885,
at 1900 o'clock noon, at the Hen.
derson County Courthouse door in
Hendersonville, North Carolina
offer for sale at public auction 70
the highest bidder for cash. Ia
satisfy the indebtedness and ex.
penses of said sale, the following
described land:
: Being that property, lying an:
being situate in Hendersonvil!,
Township, County of Henderson
/ in the State Of North Carolina ant
being bounded and further dc
scribed as follows:
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Being the same lot conveyed By
A. W. Calhoun and wife to Chas.
A. Hobbs by deed dated December
20. 1913, and recorded in Book
"a, page 81 of the Records If
Deeds for Henderson County, BE.
GINNING at the intersection Of
the North margin Of 4th Avenue
West formerly Academy Street,
with the East margin of Justice
Street, and running thence with
the North margin of 4th Avenue
, North 81 deg. Is min. East 80
feet to stake; thence North -
deg. West las feet to stake in
the South margin Of a 12-foot al
ley; thence with the South margin
of said Alley South 81 deg. West
80 feet to the East margin of JUS
tice Street; thence with the East
margin of Justice Street South
16 1-2 deg. East 145 feet to the
BEGINNING. Also the use of an
alleyway IL fit. wide on the North
side of the above described lot as
heretofore granted for the use of
said lot and the adjoining prop
'erty, and being the same land de-
scribed in Deed from Charles A.
Hobbs and wife, Harriet G. Hobbs
to X. G. Morris and wife, Daisy
Morris, by deed dated October l5.
1920, and of record in Book 100,
page 10 of the Records Of Deeds
for Henderson County, North Car-
Dina.
This the 10th day Of August,
1885.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO.,
! S-l3-Tues-4tp Trustee.
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REGIN HERE TODAY

30 Darien breaks her engage
ment to Bret Paul, college ath-
letic star, because Bret objects
to her taking a Job as hostess at
Crest Lake Inn, fashionable sum
mer resort owned by wealthy
Douglas Marsh.
10 goes to Crest Lake. Marsh S
eccentric mother dislikcs her and
causes difficulties. These are in
creased when Peter Fragonet,
pays marked attention to 10,
asks her to marry him IS soon
as he can secure divorce.
Bret Paul GENES to Crest Lake
as life guard. Babs Montgomery,
school acquaintance who is jsal-
Gus of 10, is also there.
Frrgone leaves and returns
when his film company under
takes to make part os 4 motion
picture az the resort. 10 becomes
friendly with Lola Montez, ac-
tress. During a scene on the
lake Lola narrowly escapes
drowning, Is rescued by Bret
Paul
10 learns it was Bret and not
Fragonet who saved her life aft
err the sailbost accident. She is
or her way to see Bret when
Marsh stops her, saying he wants
to talk about the party next eve
ming.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER NXXII
As the first pink streakS of
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where the devil we're headed
once the campus let's go of US"
That's not it altogether" 10
said slowly. Then, smiling quick
ly, she added, But let's have
some breakfast, Tubby.'
They found the dining room
crowded with the movie company.
Dram and the principals-except
for Fragonet-were at one table,
and the technical crew grouped
around several square tables
which had been showed together,
They were all talking ceaselessly,
and all seemed excitedly glad
that their location work was over
and the familiarity of Hollywood
was imminent once again.
az wonder" unused Tubby as
she and 10 found small table,
"where your boy friend isl"
IF you mean Fragonet,' 10
said lightly, "Im sure | don't
know" Hf
"He's been keeping very much
out of sight since that day he
let Miss MonteZ slip into the
lake"
10 shot Tubby a disappearing
glance. Cant we talk about
something pleasant, Tubby?"
"Sure let's talk about what
were going to have for break,
fast
Before they had finished Silas
Dram sauntered over to THEN
table to bid them goodby. 10 was
vastly amused at Tubbys discom-
fort, for she knew that Dram
had danced almost exclusively
with Tubby the evening before
and she could only imagine the
trend of the frank and eccentric
Drann's conversation. When he
had taken himself off, Tubby
gave vent to a prolonged sigh.
"That man worries me to death
when he's around" Tubby con-
fessed. 81 never know what he's
going to say next"
81 should think" remarked 10,
chat would be delightful. With
most men YOU know perfectly
well what they're going to say
next"
"Sa-ay you've certainly
taken on a load of establishment
the past few days, 10 Darien"
"Perhaps it's time. Perhaps
I've been just a silly young fool
of a girl, Tubby."
But Tubby shook her head
obviously. She didn't like to see
10 so bitter, so set against every
thing. 1t wasn't, she knew. the
true 10 Darien. Tubby wondered
what had happened now: and she
wondered, too, if something might
happen soon to shake 10 loose
from her bitterness. Tubby had
her own ideas about what that
something would be, but she kept
her own counsel this morning.
Her friend hadn't been very open
to advice or suggestions recently.
AS she sat trying to think of
something which might lift 10
from her mood, Babs Montgomery
came fitting into the dining
room and caught sight of the
two girls instantly. Babs nodded
briohtlv to JOS Good morning"
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drawn reflected up from the lake
10 Darien sat upright in bed, wide
eyed and sleepless, and glanced
at the clock beside her. 1t was far
too early for activities at Crest
Lake, but 10 knew that there was
no use in her touching her pillow
again.
She sat for a moment on the
edge of the bed. retrieving her
scattered and bitter thoughts,
Then, as if to brush them away,
she pushed trembling fingers
across her forehead and got to her
feet. Perhaps, she thought, a walk
in the woods would straighten her
up.
! So, just as the day was fully
breaking over the tranquil lake
and the quiet forest, 10 was tramp
ing briskly along one of the paths
that led away from the inn and
the cottages and their occupants
She felt as though she would like
to keep on walking forever but,
as the thought formed in her mind
she smiled ruefully. "lf kept on
walking I'd run into other people
and I suppose they're all about
alike, really"
She was, she told herself over
and over, a fool to be so upset
because she had found Bret Paul
with the Saunders girl in his arms.
She had lost nothing, really, for
she and Bret had meant nothing
to each other since that night in
the Fendale apartments when he
had upbraided her so fiercely. And
yet
And yet (she knew it now she
had always somehow believed that
they would mean something to
each other again. She knew now
that from the first time she had
encountered Bret again at Crest
Lake, she had wanted forgive
ness. She had wanted him to take
her in his arms. She had wanted
to get back, somehow, to those
idyllic days of the shaded campus
when nothing had mattered to
her except-Bret Paul.
When Douglas Marsh had told
her the bitter truth which meant
that Fragonet could not be faith
fui now, might never be faithful
to any one woman, she had real
ICED more than ever what Bret
Paul had meant to her. He had
been someone who had cared for
her and no. one else. Someone
who cared enough to the fanati-
cally angry when he believed she
was doing wrong.
= =
He had seemed so aloof and
decent and-and right. And now
he was as cheap and common as
hundreds of men she might meet
and talk with or join in cocktails
and cigarets. There was another
thought lurking at the back OF
her mind. a thought which sulked
and feared the light but which
nevertheless was there. 1t was
that Bret may have always been
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TREE HISTORIC GIFT

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (UP).-A
solid black walnut table made
from a tree planted 60 years ago
by the late father of a former
governor has been placed in the
executive study at the capitol.
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RUSSIAN MINERAL OIL age
qt.. $1.OO Wine Cardui 59c, ooc
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WE TRADE cabbage plans, fruit
fars and tops, seeds, fertilizer,
tools, water pipe, for potatoes,
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BE A WORLD VOYAGER. Span
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LEoNA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometrix. Correct test
ing and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co.
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Special Notices

NEW INVESTMENTS July ST.
231. Home loans placed Sl4,,
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S45, 2S4.77. Loans for August
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I'LL TREAT YOUR HOG and
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YOU ARE MISSING something
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43-Personal Property

LOST-Small wrist watch on
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PAY YOUR TAXES WIFE
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
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For Rent
16-Apartments

COMPLETELY furnished apart
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street. between Third and
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Deeds and Plants

'r SE and coLLARD plants.
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17--Houses

PUNISHED COTTAGE, off Fifth
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monthly, including lights and
water. j. D. Pullen, American
Bank. Phone 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28

visszatartoztato, de altala lene-
zett Nemzetek Ligajat.
Mussolini tehat akkor is BIZ
nos, ha igazsaga van!
Az egyik pittsburgh napilap
munkatarsa latogatast tett az
Aspinwall melletti veteranok
korhazaban. Tobb sebesult ka-
tona elott szoba hozta a vilag-
haborut. Kifejezesekben kul0n-
b0zo - de mind egiranyu fele-
letet adott. What did we get
out of the war, eh?" = ker-
dezte az egyik. A mask: 1--WE
fought a war to end war! did
we? What are they doing in
Ethiopian" A harmadik: II
wouldn't fight again, if they
ran a red hat poker down my
throat"
A leghiggadtabb Ell mondta:
"Ha tanult ember volnek, be-
jarnam az orszagot, hogy a ha-
boru ellen lazitsam a nepet. Mi
tudjuk, hogy XII gazdagodott
meg a haborubol. Mi tudjuk,
hogy xix csinaljak a haborut,
and I can tell you, hogy mem
azok csinaljak, akik a harcter-
re mennek.
Hat meg a magyar vakok,
benak, "sokkosok" NIT monda-
nanak? Barmennyire panasz-
kodnak es kovetelodznek is az
amerikai veteranok - roluk
negis csak gondoskodva van =
amerikaiasan.
Magyarorszag nepe is meg
tesz amt lehet, de naennyit le-
het?! Nehanyan kapnak "vite-
ri telket', de a legt0bbnek, az
amerikai felfogashoz kepest,
csak eppen "egy erdempenz es
rongyos 0lt0zet" jut.
Karolyi Mihaly grofon xviii
: tudtommal = meg egy nagy
birtokos sem adta oda birtoka
java-reszet sem a veteran ka-
tonanak, sem a veteran nincs-
telen zSellernek.
Roth II. Igndcs.
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saga keze feltetlenul benne
van.
Mem lehet allami hivatalok-
ban kinevezest kapni, mem le-
het meg a katonasagnal sem
el6re jutni, ha valaki mem
fizeti le, amt a Madame Lu-
pescu tabora k0vetel S val6-
saggal ez az asszony uralko-
dix az orszagon.
Egy balkani kiraly feje mar
legordult, inert az agyasat el-
vette S bar Carol meg mem
inert elmenni odaig, 8 ha new
leg mem is, de a valosagban
kiralynet csinalt mar az agya-
sabol.
Es akik a roman helyzettel
tisztaban vannak, azok AIT al
litjak, hogy a t0rtenelem
megisnetli onmagat hogy a
Balkan k0nnyen hiiseges le-
het a hagyomanyokhoz, anne
lyek kozt ismeretes Sander
volt SERB kiraly peldaja.
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A CANADAVAL VAL0

egyezseg kihirdetese volt
egyebkent a legfontosabb ese-
meny a multi heten, kul0n0sen
azert, inert valoszinu, hogy
AIT t0bb hasonlo egyezmeny
fogja k0vetni.
Canada ezentul iparterme-
keinek nagyobb reszet ked-
vezmenyes vammal engedi
maid be a piacara S ezzel
szemben mi hasonlo kedvez-
menyt adunk nehany canadai
termeSnek.
Ez a farmereknek eleinte
mem tetszett, de mikor lattak,
hogy Hoover volt az els6, aki
a vedelmere kelt az amerikai
farmernak, azonnal megnyu-
godtak, inert ugy velik, hogy
amt Hoover ellenez, az mem
lehet rossz ennek a nemzet-
mex.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a magas
1vamok akasztottak meg a vi
lagkeresked delmet s. minel
elobb fognak az egyes nemze-
tex jozanodni ANIMAL el6bb te1
viSSza a normalis csere-Jzlet
Iaz egesz vilagon.
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H f tt EN- l. r :

volt a veleje a lazito cikknek
es magyaran az ait jelenti,
hogy egy falkaba t0m0rilve,
lesipuskasok modjara, egysze-
ruen ugorjanak az elnokre.
Minthogy meg lit is betar-
tanak a t6kesek bizonyos for
makat, ennek a cikknek olyan
volt a hatasa, hogy a szerz6je
ait gyorsan magyarazni kezd-
tie es bocsanatot kert a "ki-
fejezesere". De a kifejezesen
xviii is olyan lazltas volt
abban az irasban, hogy erte
minden mas allamban a b0r-
t0nben ulne, vagy fel lenne
akasztva a szerz6je.
Nagyon erdekes ramutatni,
hogy eppen az elelmiszer
truszt eln0ke volt ilyen me-
resi- es szemtelen, aki pedig 81
keresen blokkolta el idaig az
orvossagok es elelmiszerek ha-
misitasa ellen beadott t0rveny-
javaslatot, pedig ARA nagy
szlikseg lenne az orszagban.
EFT lattuk eppen a multi he
ten, mikor San Franciscoban
a mocskos baking soda kovet-
kezteben egy csomo ember We.
szelyesen beteg lett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-28
A VILLANYTRUSZTOK
BIZNAK

benne, hogy a polgarsag az
Insull-fele ezermillios csalaso.
kat mar elfelejtette es kihever.
tie s hogy a congressus megfe-
lemlitese utan a birosagok
megfelemlitesevel is celt er-
mex.
A banyabarok, akik bizo-
nyos allamokban SOFIA a
munkas alkotmanyos jogat
gyakorolni mem hagytak, most
egyszerre felf0d0ztek, hogy
Ok szerelmesek az alaptorve-
nyekbe es annak a neveben
a Guffey-bill ellen fordultak.
S mik0zben minden sz0vet-
segi birosag azzal van elfog-
lalva, hogy az vi deal tor
venyei felett d0nts0n es azo-
kat tisztazza, a nagytoke a
propaganda olyan irtozatos
zuhatagat bocsajtotta a nem-
zetre, amilyent a vilaghaboru
alatti angol propaganda ota
mem lattunk.
Minden t6kes-alakulat "sza-
vazasokat", demonstraciokat
rendez az egesz orszagban es
szomoruan kell megallapita-
nunk, hogy a nemzet sajtojat
teljesen megvettek.
Reszben azert, inert maguk
a lapok is toket kepeznek,
reszben azert, inert a hirde.
tesek attol figgnek, hogy
egyik vagy a mask lap hal.
lando-e ext "a propaganda
szolgalni.