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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

SIOOp 10 give MIN b
hot foot" When
Tom Shaw, the cele-
brated bookmaker, was
a robust young man,
he used to wrap coffee
bags on the New Or
leans docks. Dick
Benson Of the Pitts
burgh Sham r o C ks
They're In the hockey
minors) is an aviator
and operates an air.
port In Oil City, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

ceeu derm McCracken
as Lafayette football
coach because of his
success with the frosh
team. Incidentally, the
Leopard frosh, unde-
feated but tied once,
are expected to take
over all the regular
Jobs next fall. /.
Bing Miller's m o s t
priced souvenir does
not come from base
ball. 1t is a 10-franc
note sent him az
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26
Women Who Have Pains
Try CARDUI Next Time!

On account of poor nourishment,
many women suffer functional pains
at certain times, and It is for these that
relief it has brought and the good II has
done in helping to overcome the cause Of
wonanly discomfort. Mrs. Cole Young, Of
Leesville, La, writes: II was suffering with
irregular !. had quite lot Of pain
which made me nervous. took Cardui and
found it helped me in every way, making
me regular and stopping the pain. This
quieted my nerves, making my health much
better" >. II Cardui does not benefit
YOU, consult physician.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

scale with melodious effects and in
perfect pitch. Mixing music and work
is inherent among Swiss farm folks.
Artistic designs, dates. names. and
pretty sentiments are hammered on
the Swiss bells by special craftsmen.
Bells vary In value according to size
and design from So to more than 500
per bell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

phia, as I did during
the past month. The
sum Of the titles there
are "Babe Ruth's Own
Book of Baseball" with
the home-run kings
name upon the title
page but really writ
ten by Ford Frick,
now president Of the
rival league; similar
treatises banged out
by gifted ghosts under
the bylines of John
Meg ra W, Christy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

TO i've with MS lam
lily. When he was
sitting with her in
his automobile one
night, after mid
night, his thirty
fve-year-old wife,
of whom he is said
to have grown tired,
came out with a re-
volver and killed
the secretary. There
is no news in this,
e &c ept that Mrs.
Reisman is to be
tried by a jury Of
IL husbands and
ono h n n y n1np To
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

al MdMduX ndSnt
endeared himself to Bill Terry by say.
ing that the high-priced pitcher, Harry
Gumbert, won't make the grade in the
majors. :. Jimmy Johnston, the box
ing promoter, has to eat three Christ
mas dinners each year, one at his
mothers house, one at his own home
and one at the home of his children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

Mathewson and few minor celebrities,
and little else. All of these literary
compositions are In the nature Of biog-
raphies and no one of them compares
with the average second-rate work Of
the sort issued so freely concerning
the life and times Of some ffth-rate
congressman from a tenth-rate state.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

would seem that one or two women
might have been placed on the jury |;
If a man were tried by IL wives and
one spinster, he might complain. How
ever, If all IL husbands should read
their consciences frankly they might
make the best possible jury for the
accused woman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26
BRISBANE
THIS WEEK
III Husbands, ! Bachelor
Fish at 10000 Feet
Measuring Beauty

| Homes and Automobiles
In New York Mr.. Reisman took hts
young twenty-three-year-old secretary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

I'M Pelping. Chinese students, young
men and women, "stormed through
the streets" demanding that China
defy Japan and fight to prevent fur
ther selzure of Chinese territory. Many
studedts were wounded, 10 killed, 20
CHINESE girls In the front rank defied
bullets
StudSnts shouting Down with jap
anese Imperialism I" cannot do the
work airplanes, tanks and explo-
slves. 10 use in shouting IL you are
not prelpre for war.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

Or Counterfeiting
Some people make money even
when times are hard. That's talent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

Those lwho have doubted that this
earth is round, including one colored
clergyman in the South, who writes
frequently on the subject, would be
convinced by photographs Of the earth
taken in the stratosphere, 1900 feet
up. Forty thousand square miles OF
the earth's surface appear on the pho
tograph as a SEQ lion Of the sphere.
OKing Features Syndicate, Inc.
WNU Nservice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

You read with horror about the
number Of deaths by automobiles on
highways, and then read with surprise
the report that 34,500 persons were
killed in their homes by accident last
year, making the home about as dan
gerous as the highway. The real dam
ger is carelessness. The fault is with
human beings, not with automobiles.
Men that work in crowded rooms,
travel In crowded trains, sleep with
their windows closed, may learn some
thing from the sad fate Of vast schools
of salmon crowding in to spawn. Their
great numbers exhausted the oxygen
in the water and they foated on the
surface dead.
An ancient Jewish writer said: 1.-THE
blood Is the life." He might have
added: Oxygen is the life of the
blood"
Children should be taught that from
the cradle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

The Republican party decides to hold
Its 1885 convention in Cleveland, cast
ing 81 votes for Cleveland, 80 for
Chicago and for Kansas City. Each
city had offered $150,OO0 as it's contri-
button to convention expenses. The
delegates will spend more than that,
and then there is the glory.
Republican delegates will see a
beautiful city on a beautiful lake, and
find themselves In a congenial Ohio
atmosphere that has produced Presi-
dents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26


The highest navigable body Of wa
ter on earth Is Lake Titicaca, 1900
feet above sea level, belonging to Bo-
livia and Peru.
Uncle Sam has agreed to send ex-
perts and show those countries how
to stock the lake with fish.
Some physicist might answer this
question:
"Will the fish be affected by the
high altitude as human beings are
affected, or would the fact that water
with its ball-bearing molecules) is
not compressible keep the fish from
knowing whether the atmospheric pres
sure is great or slight?"
An English professional beauty,
Rosemary Andree, convinced that her
figure is the worlds most beautiful, is
challenged by an American girl named
Mardee Hoff. Miss Hoff's friends say
her figure is better than any since the
Venus Accroupie was cut out of mar
BILE. Mardee Hoff's figures might in
terest you: Age twenty-one; Titan
hair; bust "a; hips. 36; waist, "a;
thigh, 1919; ankle 8.
Nothing is said about what is back
of the forehead, or the size of the head,
but both are probably satisfactory.
Science says, Intelligence goes with
beauty" and that is probably true, ex-
cept when intelligence is spoiled by
flattery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26

Members Of congress are bothered
by thousands of letters from advo-
Gates Of the Townsend plan, asking:
"Will you vote to give everybody
past sixty 5000 month pension, or
will you not?"
Doctor Townsend says many congress
men have promised to support the bill.
You would ask: Have they told how
to- get the $8,OO0,OOO.OO0 that the
: Townsend plan would cost every year?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-26
No Need to Suffer
Morning Sickness"

"Morning sickness" lis caused by an
acid condition. To avoid it, acid must be
offset by GLkalis such as magnesia.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
DOLLAR SOUND, u. S.
READY TO FIX VALUE
lC.--:--et from uazs ..eI

CCc-t:--et from g4g= c-=t
20 move gradually toward Frac..-
cal exchange sEa1IlIzzE50H- =
said. II that can y adhered. IL
fins. sen =L1-li come easily a-t
almost q It's 1wa accc-t- Unless
s9-=5.s+y racks -E= -Ia- thai
w5-Ii b. th= normal c.-rss-
He added. howeve-. hat t.
nation Could NOT stabilize oy ~
c-zr.-E IL Intention not 20 chang
the present gold content Of =.
53-Ea-. whiEh L 5s.Q5 Per cent y:
I-s tcE-er value
II we launched out alone n
such I course" 1e said. 1T would
UT u right hack where We were
IN 1882 and e==r : tempting n
v5-z-!ol for the others TOT u 10
low. but again % take z8TzC-z2=
d Gun. disadvantage.
We realize The importance o
world prosperity. and viii sv2-:
L. 1gg6rTEnTEy 10 assist N TIA.
cGIsn-except the ever pres
s-- % p6BGEnJtY TO donate V-o=-
g=rT-g Il our OWL exP@1z@-
M@rger-Esu placed Z large par
If the blame s9r currency 8cs': ?
FsziEas-Egr Oh foreign lsGGc-'
-2GG sIs;srpsl.da1GrsT WHO ga.
.Let! f- foreign exchange ILL
sGugi. -G answer CRITICS Of the =.
1IiraE7Tg1j6E prsgDzrG by cTtL-.:
f,;relar. lraGss statistics.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
Chemist Offering
Unique Idea To
End Hard Times
By DAN ROGERS
Urited Press staff Correspondents

NEW YORK. May l+.-tCPf.
\ game @: international h;de-aEd-
seek with the world gold supply
WIS proposed .2s- nigh: 20 end
hard times
The u-i1re theory VS. advanced
tv Thomas Miig:ey II : -c-5-t u
The American CL=-rtt-l >ce.=-T on
rcssi5te air c0-t5ts1-i-E d SOUTH
African guild mines. many II which
.bave bored 81 near -hs lower -
Elar.s that L=z- = almost .rt1.@Es-
NfSgEeT- f-7=n-or Of ethyl Zss-
gtTne- Wa -t-2 55sGaTsrzr 81 EeEETg-
.-,.us.s used II cooling u1IEes-
Faced With possible abandon
uer4 Of crtaJ6 wealth South Al
ricar rrfre awrers ara turning 20
r,s fii,iii.rspar5s 10 cool aud GeLlrTldl-
tfsv ry,,s deep tg-1usis- Mifgl=E said
I Mgr. r1l& 5i-ar ~ known ~ In ~
nm. rrsf of si,a world --e5sr-l== --=
T,,j,ar,esi,.er G5arriat- and II -
f5,i.re.,,a-iof, leads 10 TCs EecpV=EEE-
! W7ri;rl,.T says ditis may result
"rThe Euid thar wDrELi cs1-e -r2,1
-Has,s mines viii fGw 90 the S1arE-
tbrIs,srg IN Ca,ea1 BciraTr the Brit
isgf governments NAY take : good
" uR,- of This Il, taxation 10 1rS-
r'lllrr Inung the unemployed A.
,, tuIea IN talrv these people Will
,nn,1f ID ~ purchase The a.ErJe -
-7l,-aI =lrDius IN lie Lr-T=t >-21s:;'
,v+,re,abv lie rGid win =vErT-2--T
,vr~rr n riip United >IAEas and
rar nrl -iIn United STATES 1ra:I.:-
INV yne,,a va viii carefully lock
Il m. mc,l n lie sa-lstIGEICc II
all nu citizens.
\ 'THr. furne,s viii b. happy ~
Bmvnlr almlun WINK On ltaee 1i,eil
ibuyv IL hmusS a taV and IN 1lErn
I INV the Dr1tuGtS aI nc'IsGIy
WINCH viii Keen industry n ip.esl-
/ .iiul condition amt everything viii
/ br rt,~r nee until all die rniG Vas
bpan stti.el ant, off Suut1t AfrlGa
anu iuri;Wt IN n the glnt@t Startza
t.raasiu'y
/. '"Tlim will 1lfnp this p,ardr,l.as'
cvrlhn 70 an cent and We viii. igaan
ey,unITe1unn tlpanehdpns utienplnF-
nent.", Aidties. said
\ Dilr ipp didn'tr stop theae rnd
/ Tbgyap usz III tie .rle Aaie'ss MS
Rer 70 uaanstusl DtUsfiet4t&.
'Gbvipusir haree viii }e unlN
one SENSIBLE, hing oodie ttiat will
! he. o mt al. tie iterhfDbretti on
boats. ioad.thsa 4olalGf. otft' ti,aaas
/ and tukca Il. bact . Nli+ga DhitY Il
. in solne obseure p'as,ee - ne Brit
/ ish- csm ffmF it aa1S l.e4eajt STAT
! the cs-c!ha al over 34gaflJ'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
BAT CAVE

BAT CAVE. May -+--H-:- -
re Northern gave I clt-2-z":E
shower :cE NrS- 3=--lz a=zZl1
On Wednesday, zt-=--or-- So Va
n. recipient O.: many GS=t-. 2-
It- u quests were: N=stz--s- ~
Tzas= g1=::-- were: MESSIAH
Ton Tu:E=-. Georgia Gale. L=T r
SINNER. Cal Freeman. Car
Cannon. Per Freeman. :.
41dzEr=. Frank Reynolds. G
ze,d. and HawEe---
Mr.. Bertha H=a2z- rs
-gGlerGa.s. Calf. Tor the sum-
Mr.. ard Mrs. C.a1t= E-==-@
If SPar-a-5u-g. T.<;c=G -=----'.
here SuEda.'. -,
M Walter and ie-gA-=-- v =:
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14

.GunGinued rum 1aga Gnnl
American 1eurie sTunG 1:reir man
y November. l3.'2.
Chairman Eannerir McAalla',
D.. Cgnn... VI iihg 1TsU IifiCa rnin-
ne5ee. iemanGed tn t1nw w'rT
,.,. Ir,g'na. VI i:lr. I-fiGa7It vas
n0G Introduced.
Tue 1aq my flies r'!feot anu M
y,Frganh tucI.ngntS :G1i@r n'mn
l,e,n since. 0 legair f:l.H ttg'lr.
Lung saaglrd -.
lit all sounds Uer% mN'sSRlruus.
Mcclellan rsturseh.
Sensia,, William b.. :in'atl. T..
rialhn surA aha gIs:tdun ciiat Csln
senate was MT ait!lhnGat IN nuke
ann. istsesthgaJiu6fs unless such M
,,,S,,es Seaa ttqr ltm mlypusg or
t4,B,,e. IN legi,~atGuE Lang prompt
h, men tla5 p0sitii0ir 1W amending
Ma. pes0hf5iq4t bh lRnanU HgisitIs
mon, ~, l>,tn 8 8ahnGS Iif'rm' ffmn
boIfb9g high l0iitrGai nm'r5y nUyts.
EeB,es iR atfaiH'hagr VI C-lu Denu-
esaBip lfaaiQHasl committee.
4 Plea that he senate authorize
I| the, proposed iiF'estigat,m on the
Il aBoH3dl bhaa IL VIA lmr ustt that
H haERE 1s given 3 nil opportunity
/. 10 clRaf his, RaIne ws.N nAtel nv
n SENATOR'S Fat MpGaiTan,. D.. New.
! 4D1 SVEGpH y, Whua,er D.. Mont.
n IL JRc,agedj t;lanaa MRS no e1T.
. denee offered by Lmgr 70 s,lustun.
4 tlate lS charges againg; Faa4e,.
ana aaaedi i t.lere ware thai T1a
4 lR me tR,st, To WIT nur. only for
ian lnEeStiHat3on mt fun, inpsacil.
ImRRh'
y aehatosS, Impatient TO- kesEr din.
. FeE engagements Emcsal DAnro-
GratTc Ieaderss to- aus.n,ton sasfier
plans 70 Ssenr thea senaae in session
aft qtgh!. tn,,i the matter 1yass dis
qQSedl 9i- Il. Ns,ss agreed. however,
1haf thea Ssnstea stSoNitd meet "a n
p n .todaR and Vote oau the reeo-
.Npon ny lRl&Wps NJ.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14

s-t.>G tl.gChL All 49, tlaca-
uUeu = nj-rast n ld,sela ], az
De.:.~ ~ le limited 70 4iNs':
5TEv-u. vng 3ut win glla D,;-
E.5,t E'g",~ ':ssl rom 4lG -s.a--
rams ampas
Although tiRla.na sent lFfe ard
.t.;e <D's"ii, 9iU lFDss <laph=,t--
IA, andy GuilsIh ffed S'aG53,t
AMI 5urya,i ta tAl9 ma5Rrs, G!V;r-
hal : .. vear 'N9Ii'hf 3R0ar tsH':,
When : tn = helms A,pSeI t'tS, IT.
US Glitai n biR FGeatGi Ef1:
I0me NJ lie, Grifha8R 'tiIih fVAal-
4ra snd ItQsa ISJllgh gaaEflhqH
81 iroRped in on dliR tffaf d.;
ii. seven seaitS RfqQt'R4 ~ ~;
l0.man }}HHa tftligii;N'
Il. Sas iaQ0HfRitsbN iiPt gwen
~ yllq silada bit talHFe we're mo-.
tG0mea "a die, sissatt az ReaiS
StediiiH ttlff I 49, ,sil s}i.t R,r
lpasae. glSlliibi8Vh 9aTh p. tfE.1i1 i
nose IN Rilipih tela, Ffsa0jfitsfF i30''
Rai5i natiRa liig bow o. tii2 braves
BUSiqh Brave
the, iaHGenaSr ~iisl TA1Ch %
fegsiqas. GitRlipaian lGE'Hslll' 60
xaa FaRfar itable uHdEi th2 cirC4T.
stances thor combat haye b.
am haFGeE had tlGs Aee- Pl--a
9saiRSt F9aaessae Oh S,llQT.
AftsT Lhs Etads. Q0TaaO92a Tor "a
m0st FaEt VI trstrsirilf: pa 4.ia
la4h slHaGAed III WAltss. -
Coach Fraqk Thomas. .. Q2iyCr
+ hera evgE vas one, tr0a-sd. OIL IA
scrubs. ~ ans Of his 4tAlEtls -
gg ,.t-s5sg4 aS SUIT
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
Frau Ludendorh
Is Originator OF
Race Religion
Does Not Favor Return of
Old Germanic Gods,
She Declares
By ERNST FALKNER
{ Copyright, l035, By United Press

TCTZING. Bavaria. May IA
HPJ. Frau Mathilde Luden-
6orF;. founder u the 'race-re-
!.yion" which her husband. Gen.
i,jch LudcndorH, seeks TO intro
dyce into the army. explained her
nrugual doctrines IN the first IN
tcr,'ew ever granted a foreign
correspondent.
She began BY denying en-;
Dba,jcally that she or the general
tator return to the OLD Oermanlc
gods, such "a WOtan. -,
+ au Ludcndorff received the
correspondent in Tutzing Villa
outside Munich, still filled with
flower sent on the Generals
10th birthday last month. she IS
"A typical German house-F rau'
"arbed in a simple wooden dress.
She wears her hair long, and no
cosmetics.
Before the interview, the gen
cral referred to rumors that he
was contemplating separation
from his wife because of her re-
ligious doctrines which might him
dor his reconciliation with the
Rcichswehr (army leaders.
These rumOrs are completely
untrue" he asserted, adding ne is
100 per cent in accord with the
Nazi philosophy.
Frau Iudendorff, herself a
scientist and psychiatrist, said
her doctrine was in complete
harmony both with natural sci
cnce and true knowledge OF
God"-the term she substituted
for religion"
THE subconscious of every
person Containsaa certain way OF
experiencing the divinity" she
said. handed down from ances-
tors Us an inheritance of race.
That is the reason why 1t is
dangerous to introduce into ma
ton any religion created by
foreign religion will affect the
religious feeling of a nation ana
cugcuder religious indifference,
hypocrisy and moral decadence.
christian nations are not
aware Of the moral decay into
which they have fallen because
they never hear q word OF he
hirh moral level Of their heather
ancestors. On the contrary, they
are yold their ancestors were I'M
rou,h. heartleSS barharlanS.
She said people educated in
any foreign faith were "uproot-
ii. and had lost their sound po-
llieal instinct.
"rhsy fsil 70 recognize the
enemies Of their race. she said.
,apG ul$:ruSI their own brethren.
A., This iATsa.sCS nations with
~u,u,
Frau Luisuiortt insisted
"<aawtsy;ss Of Cox" IS inherited
;.p-, Gs-u,zr,,c ancestors WAS the
oss. creed :ar the Germans
Sven -, she rscaGiaCsi revival
.. The cult .; Wet&1. declaring
<@cn Gs-w&rsc religion waS
,,-ec IN keeping with scientific
experience
For our ancestors, It was Ill
rsgac To- sslI their children light
r5as SsrGc6 unsn the CTeG Thor
sB2Hg ais hammer, she SAID,
-artheG5 damaging them souls.
Our children. however, know the
laws OF sIsc1r&IGv and know
,e,assgs ray be pEedaGGa,: by lgt1-
"iag zoos.
N@snge. anv Religions GgactI-rE
lss!rg THAI CID tale wqyIld t;Ir1a.cg
i!>g,r Tce4lggI.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
CIANTSLOSE 10
inning GAME
TO CARDINALS
Dodgers, Shaded by Cubs
Fail TO Make Gain On
the Leaders

KEW YDbk, Hay ~ III,
Frankie Fyisc. and n.$ "'T.'
ebsmDj9n Cardinals inTaoeH loe
POLO grounds Monday for tHs.T
first wbaek u the season at "E
Giants whom they delhrGnsH ."h'
Sc tembeT ana the Cafah won
3. IN 10 innings.
leo Uuf0cbeT's nome run I'M"
The lefi field stands broke W the
zane in the 10Th and gave the
gissauFiaHs running start on
Tie three game series. a PAR o.
bpnc,s by Joe Moore, in the t!Itt
f., dthiPd, acc0untd for both
GIuut runs.
nllI Wake, for the Cards, and
Carl nubbcll. ON the Giant
,oound. both went the distance
and each Welded six hits. Inc
rn,J, lied the count ia the skin
,.hcn Pepper Martin singled, went
IN thild 4n two iniIeld outs, ana
.ro,rd ON IIubbcll's wild pitch.
I, wn, Martin also who made the
npening 81. Louis run IN inc
FIRST lie singled and went
around on walk. sacrifice and
infrcld out, 49,
Second place Erooklyn made no
rnin Oh the leading Giants be,
rntt-c the Dodgers were shaded
AZ hv the Cuba when doubles by
llnitnc,l Lee and G"Ian' nc
counted for the tying ana WIN
n:nr runs in the seventh
lee nnappcd the Dodgers TOUR
came winning streak hv limiting
Ibrm 10 seven hits. while the
Cnbs .arnrrcd 10 off Clark ana
rnratL. Gahhy Hartnctt made
fou, of thclr hits in four tries,
Pittsburgh smoth"rrd the fh'l'
lies. tO1. ~ young tN l'"nt"h
act the Quaker down with tour
hi, and registered his fifth We
tony Of the season. In" llra'eT
hammered Htvin, Johnson ana
DAVIS for Is SafcUcS, huwhing
most ~ them for all 10 runs IN
.''' . S,,hr md Paul WA,
a''' Id hnmrrs
~, I..m",nn,t; nnsat m, Braves. s.
:. ~ Johnson dcwncd Rem
Cantwcll in a mound duel me
NJ ,i.Laa rantwen tor eight
M, ~" anS won With two rams in
the eighth, Johnson ccsN the
~, -, :, ~, safst,eS
- r., s,an3,,. shafts aecurres
-. ~. A,c,r,,am league, Boston,
- :. ,..rl..,s The Yankees AZ
~, w" ri.,, i,aup,ny the Iauh$
-, q. 10. icaryh With The idle
Snn.s,,r< and the s., louis
n,,nss n,yn...cI :he idle An.
- ~. ~ '.<< Mace
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
FIVE CAR0LIkIANS
WILL ENTER TOURNEY

GREENSBORO, MAY q 'l51.
-. I've players. VITA tt,e'' score
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TROPICAL STORM
WARNING SYSTEM
PLANNED IN SOUTH

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years ago.
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SALUDA SHUTS
OUT Killers
TO TAKE LEAD
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

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VICTORY FOR
AUTONOMY 50
TO | MAJORITY

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