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THE President had with him ov,

THE President had with him over
Sunday his sons and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Il Roosevelt and Mr.. Franklin
Delano Roosevelt, jr. who accompanied
him on the cruise aboard the Secuoia.
They returned to the White House with
him last evening and left the Capital
on late train to return to the North.
The Speaker OF the House and
Mrs Joseph w. Byrrs have moved
to the wardman Park Hotel, where
they have taken an apartment until
the close Of the seSs,cn.
The Undersecretary Of Agriculture,
Mr.. Rexford Tugwell, will return this
afternoon from a week end trip to
Tennessee.
Mrs. South Trimble. wife of the
solicitor of the Department of Com
merce. and their family are at Sher-
wood Forest, where they have taken a
cottage for the Summer. Mr.. Trimble
drives down each evening from the
Capital.
Rear Admiral Thomas H. Hicks had
as his guest at the Mayfiower over
Sunday his niece, Miss Betty Hicks of
Cambridge, Md. Miss Hicks will ac-
company Admiral Hicks for an extern
sive motor trip the middle of August.
Mrs. Golf, widow of former Senator
Guy Despard Goff, will sail tomorrow
on the Conte di Savoie for Genoa and
will be accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Horner of West Virginia. They will
remain abroad until the Autumn.
Maj. Joseph Olden DAILY, U. S. A..
and Mrs. DAILY are staying at the
Mayfower while in Washington for
an indefinite period. They arrived
Saturday from Monterey, Calf, by
motor Mrs. Days mother. Mrs.
Henry Lantry, made the trip East by
d train and reached Washington earlier
in the week.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph A. Walsh
entertained at dinner Wednesday eve
ming in their home at l4l3 Taylor
street northwest in honor of Senator
David I. Walsh of Massachusetts,.
Others in the company were Senator
Pat Harrison of Mississippi, Senator
F. Ryan Duffy of Wisconsin, Senator
James e. Murray of Montana, Sena-
tor Louis Murphy of Iowa, Mr.. Joseph
T. Kelley of Boston, Capt. j. E. Whar-
ton, U. S. A., and Mrs. Wharton of
Virginia, Miss Anna NJ. Nickoly of
Wisconsin, Mrs. Mary Ludon Up
church of Asheville, Miss Margaret
Long of New York, Miss Irene G..
Harrigan of Boston, Miss Gladys
Brown Hill of Macon, Miss Mary
Morse, Miss Elizabeth Ellen Marceron,
Miss Harriet Ann Marceron and Miss
Audrey Becker all of Washington, Mr..
o. L. Hem of Cleveland, Mr.. Milton
Walter Jordan of New Jersey, Mr.. Al
len Stewart Thorn of Philadelphia, Mr.
Charles G. Hoyt of Sioux Falls, N.
Oak; Mr.. c. H. Branscombe of Colo
RADIO, and Mr.. John Marshall, Mr. Ken
8 meth G. Walsh and Mr.. Donald G..
Langdon all of Washington.
Lieut.. John r. Hough, who has been
stationed at Marine Corps headquar-
ters, is under orders to sail from
San Francisco, August 16, for Shang-
hal. China, for duty with the 4th Ma
TineS.
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Miss Miller to Wed
Mr.. BOlz in Autumn

Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine Ralth Miller
of Silver Spring, Md. announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Mary
Louise. to Mr.. Alfred Raymond Bolz Of
Riverdale, Md. The wedding will take
place in the late Fall.
Miss Miller graduated in June from
the University Of Maryland and she
is member of Alpha Xi Delta So
rority. Mr.. Bolz is also a graduate of
the University of Maryland.
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Fish First in Fifty Years.
The first verdace. u whitefisn spe-
cies. to be found in England in so
years has just been caught in Bas-
senthwaite Lake.
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Mrs. Smith at Summit
To See ~ Below"

Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith, better
known in dramatic circles as Maud
Howell Smith, left today by motor for
West Point, where she will make q
short visit. Mrs. Smith will stop In
Summit. N. j., tonight to see the
opening performance Of IA Below"
which will play at the Lyric Theater
there this week. Mrs. Smith played the
leading part in the production Of the
play. written by Mr.. Edward de s.
Melcher. when it was given here last
Winter in Pierce Hall. Miss Marie
Nordstrom, formerly Of Washington,
this week will play the part done by
Mrs. Smith in the Washington pro-
duction.
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Lieut.. John r. Hough, who has been
stationed at Marine Corps headquar-
ters, is under orders to sail from
San Francisco, August 16, for Shang-
hal, China, for duty with the 4th Ma
Tines.
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Members of Presidents
Family Leave for North
After Week End Visit
Mr. and Mrs James Roosevelt and Formers
Brother, Mr.. F. D. Roosevelt, Jr.,
Guests on Cruise

Lieut.. and Mrs. Hough have rented
their house in Bethesda, Md, TO Or.
and Mrs. Carroll Shartle, who will
move about August /.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hough. who are
both native Washingtonians, will leave
the last of this week to drive to San
Francisco, stopping en- route for short
visits on the way across.
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Drug Output Climbs.

Soviet Russia is actively increasing
the production of morphine.
Evening star., 1935-07-22
10000 Want to Join.

Sixty thousand men and youths have
applied for enlistment In the British
Royal Air Force within O month.
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Tall Athlete Leads.

This years sports parade at Moscow
Russia, was led by o 6-foot 8-inch
athlete.
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Japan Protects Images.

Japan will preserve old Buddhist
images by designating them national
treasures"
Evening star., 1935-07-22
Steel Activity Jumps.

Production Of iron and steel in Bra
I'll is making great strides this year.
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O 1925 NEA Service. Inc.

Soon other couples dropped in,
some who had come to Crest
Lake for the dance and the week
end, 10 guessed. She knew none
of them, and felt suddenly
strange and alone. Resentment
welled up inside her at the
thought that Marsh, after being
so solicitious all week, had left
her to shift for herself. "And
yet" she told herself, 1--WE no
right to feel that way. What |
have here is job. / mustn't
forget that" Nevertheless she
was extremely glad Todd Barston
had called her.
As the music stopped the Frag-
onets Joined Barston and 10. At
the next song 10 danced with
the movie actor. She could not
help smiling at the thought of
what Tubby Davis would say if
she could see 10 now, held in
arms which had crushed all the
beautiful figures Tubby so envied
on the screen. The 1.-the, slender
figures of the Crawfords and the
Harlows and the Colberts. Only
st was queer but true-only
she would rather have seen Tub
by's familiar, cherubic face at
chat moment than be dancing
with Peter Fragonet!
60 be continued
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When she had disappeared up
the stairway to the Marsh apart
ment, Barston let out a long low
whistle. "That old gal certainly
disturbs me. She looked at us
as if she thought we might have
been picking the embroidering
out of the towels
JOS face was flaming. "Obvi-
ously she thinks you were in my
room"
"Well, good Lord, even if
had been, | don't see"
She forced laugh. 1--WE must
not let the evening be spoiled
Mrs. Marsh really doesn't mean
anything
The band was already playing
when they reached the Inns
huge. ballroom-and it was q
band which set JOS blood ting:
ling and her foot tapping. The
Fragonets had come down early
and were dancing together, the
only couple so far on the floor.
"Let's not have such music &C
to waste" Barston said, and Jc
drifted away in his arms. Across
the floor, towering above his
wife's red head. Peter Fragonet
nodded and smiled; and 10 knew
from his glance that Barston had
been right, and she was lovely ir
the beige lace.
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| turned to 10 with a sudden trou-
bled expression. "No other Hol-
lywood denizens at Crest Lake,
are there?"
mo" 10 told him lightly. "The
best we can boast so far is a de-
.partment store owner and a long
distance aviator"
"Good," he said humorously.
81 don't like other Hollywood
people around. Especially movie
people. l want to be the whole
show" He grinned at her, his hat
pulled down against the wind.
They might as well have been
alone in the car, for Marsh and
Mrs. Fragonet seemed absorbed
lin their own talk, but against
THE sound of the motor and the
rush of wind the two in the rum
BILE seat could not distinguish
their words.
"You know" 10 confessed, 81
don t know what to say to you.
live thought of movie stars as
people from another world"
"Well, Fragonet laughed,
"we're from another world, pos
sibly. But it's a mighty human
world Just the same. Look" He
held out his wrist. "Pinch me
and you'll find Pm just like any
body else"
Her eyes twinkling with delight
at Fragonet's bandinage, 10
pinched his wrist and raised her
eyebrows in mock establishment.
"You arer' she exclaimed. Then
she grew suddenly serious. "Hon-
estly, though, I've enjoyed your
pictures a lot, Mr.. Fragonet."
Don't you dare begin that!'
he warned her. Then: "Have you
known Doug long? l don't seem
to remember you being with him
when he was in Hollywood and
Pm darned certain | would re-
member if you'd been there"
''Your memory's still good. I've
known Mr.. Marsh only a few
days. You see, Pm working for
him" 49,,
ooh, | see. His secretary"
Fragonet asked.
"No Pm the hostess at
Crest Lake Inn"
"And a delightful one, Pm
sure" Fragonet said.
When they reached the Inn
and debarkeG from the roadster,
10 thought that Mrs. Fragonet
glanced at her and the actor
rather suspiciously as if she
hadn't trusted them together.
But 10 tossed this from her mind
as imagination, excused herself
from the trio and went to her
room.
Fragonet, she decided, was an
admirable young man, and de,
serving of all the success ne had
attained. She had thought he
would be arrogant and blown
with ego; but, surprisingly. he
was-well, he was something a
great deal like Bret Paul. A
handsome Bret Paul who was
careful about his dress.
10 had dinner in her room,
then read for an hour or so be-
fore beginning leisurely prepare
tons for the dance that evening.
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Essssstssssss

She was not quite certain as to
what her duties would be at the
dance. She had half-expected
that Marsh would escort her, OF
at least advise her, for this was
! the first formal function at the
Inn since her arrival. But he
had said nothing further about
it since the morning he had told
her he planned the affair for
Friday night, and had ordered
down an orchestra.
AS she was laying out the new
beige lace she had bought at
Lytsen's the telephone rang and
she heard the voice of Todd
BarSton.
Il wondered if you'd let me
take you to the dance tonight, y
he said gaily. "The truth is, I'd
much rather stage a dance-but
II know III never have chance
to dance with you unless you're
very much with me-"
For a moment 10 was non
plussed. She was not at all GER
tain whether she should accept
such an invitation from one of
Marsh's guests-and there was
still the possibility that Marsh
expected her to be free.
"Wen, you see, Mr.. Barston-"
81 would have asked you much
sooner" Barston broke in, "but
II had an idea cur young owner
was taking you. l Just learned a
moment ago he's dining with the
Montgomerys in their cottage
and they'll all be over later. SO
| grabbed the telephone and my
courage-and here | am"
JOS heart skipped a beat, and
she couldn't have honestly told
herself why. But in a flash she
pictured Marsh and Babs Mont
gomery dancing together, and
Babs Sinking beside his should
Ell.
what l was going to say, MI
Barston. is that l may have some
things to look after, and"
ooh, | won't mind that. III
just hang about until you get
through pouring coffee or wax
ing the floor, or whatever it is
you have to do"
10 laughed in spite Of herself,
"All right, then. Knock on my
door about nine"
His knock came very promptly
at nine, and when 10 stepped in
to the hall the aviator's gaze
swept her up and down appre-
ciatively.
you're lovely, 10 Darien,
YOU"
He stopped suddenly, looking
beyond her with a sudden, en-
barrassed expression. 10 turned
to see Mrs. Marsh coming quiet
ly down the hallway.
GOOD evening, Mrs. Marsh, "
10 said. Are you going to watch
the dancing tonight" .
For a moment Mrs. Marsh did
not reply. She glanced at the
door which had not yet closed,
and then at Todd Barston. Then,
very deliberately. she said. 81
hardly care for modern dance
music, Miss Darien. Thank you,
and good night. Good night,
Mr.. Barston."
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pEcIN HERE TODAY

10 Darien, finishing her first
year in college, learns her faith
er is out of work. 10 hunts a job
and secures part time work IN a
marine supply store. There she
meets wealthy, handsome Doug
las Marsh who offers her the
job of hostess at his inn at Crest
Lake. 10 accepts and this cause:
a Quarrel with Bret Paul to
whom she is engaged. 10 breaks
the engagement. =,
She goes to Crest Lake. Marsh
warns her that many people con
slider his mother eccentric. 10 is
sure that Mrs. Marsh dishkes
hr.
CHAPTER XIII
The Fragonets walked hurried
ly to the car almost before Marsh
had chance to get out of it. ,
Dough- Fragonet cried Jovlal-
ly. "How glad we are to get off
that blasted train. | hope your
place is worth it. I'd have flown
up but Edna doesn't like
planes"
Mrs. Fragonet laughed. II think
Pete can get me into plane
when it's time to return to Hol-
lywood e. How are you, Doug"
Great. Edna" Marsh told her.
He turned to 10 Darien. This
is Miss Darien. | think you two
will be great friends. -. And
this, 10, this is the one and only,
the stupendously charming, the
colossal"
"Never mind. Doug" Fragonet
stepped forward, grinning. MY
name is Peter Fragonet, Miss
Darien."
10 liked him at once. She de-
cided she liked him better off the
screen than on, for now ne
seemed real and natural and
without pose. His voice was wholly
unaffected. 1t was. in fact, quite
ordinary, and without the deep
quality she had heard In the
sound pictures. >,
Edna and 1 will sit in front, "
Douglas Marsh said. 81 hope you
and Pete won't mind the rumble
seat. Jo."
"She'd better not" Fragonet
said, smiling at 10. "Me, | like
rumble seats He helped 10 into
the rear compartment and hop
ped in beside her. As the car
pulled away from the station, he
heaved a great sigh. cts GER
tainly great to he here He
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JUNIOR ORDER WILL
SOON END CONTEST

Skyland Council No. 266, J. o.
U. A. NJ, will meet at the X. Of P.
hall on Main street at 800 p. m.
Tuesday night.
The councillor urges all MEM
bers to be present to make ar
rangements for the closing Of the
contest, which closes in week.
A number of candidates are now
in waiting to receive degree work.
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MISS STEPP TO GET
DIPLOMA AT CHICAGO

Miss leila Mae Stepp, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. X. Stepp, route
4, Hendersonville, will be granted
the diploma of. the Moody Bible
Institute, Chicago, August |, when
a class of 81 will be graduated,
friends in this city have been ad-
vised by directors of the institute.
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100000 BEING PLACED in
loans on homes in July. Easy
terms for borrowers. Safety
with liberal returns for inves-
tors. First Federal Savings &
Loan Association, 1T Sixth
avenue west.
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KNIGHTS OF PYFHIAS
WILL CONFER DEGREE

The Knights of Pythias will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the
Masonic hall. The chancellor dom
mander urges all PythiaRs to- he
present as the Page Rank will u
conferred.
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FREEZE DRUG CO.-60c Cald-
Wells Syrup Pepsin 36c, 75e
Squibbs mineral oil 53c. Sl.25
fountain syringe 64c, l0c
Woodbury. Facial soap 4 for
! Csc; 81 Wine of Cardui, SIC.
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ROOFING. Competition roofing
raising in price. Let US furnish
you with Certain-teed compost
ton shingles and roll roofing.
SIX cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rloy extra heavy pure zinc
coated. 5-V galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonYille Supply and Coal Com
pany. Everything in the build
ing line. Lenox Park. Phone
500.
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BOARDING - Newly furnished
rooms with lavatory adjoining
bath. plenty hot water, Sim
mons beds, bountiful meals.
Desirable section, close in
Rates Sc to $40. Rooms $3.50
up. Mrs. Livingston, 81 Bun
combe street.
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BE A WORLD VoYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson Furniture
Co.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Comnany.
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THERE is and will be caskets
on sale at Burgin +. Hyder's
at Dana, made by l.. 6. Mar
shall.
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Special Notices

MIRRORS RESILVERED, up
holstering cleaned, demothed.
Roy Young, 500 Grove street.
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BUILDING AND REPAIRING

BUILDING AND REPAIKINI
can be done most advantage
ously at this time. Let us
serve you. Rigby-Morrow Co:
Lumber, Builders Supplies and
Mill Work. Fourth avenue
east. Phone 81.
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent Frederick
son Motor Express, Phone III.
4
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HAVE YOUR eyes tested and fit.
ted with correct glasses by
registered optometrix. Leona
Allen Young, next door to
State Trust Go.
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WE BUY AND SELL
USED FURNITURE
and COAL RANGES
RELIABLE FURNITURE co.
Opposite Courthouse
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43-Personal Property

LOST Silver bon-bon box.
Marked "C.F.B." Reward. The
Cedars.
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CALL AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots good corn $1.00. '
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and Plants

'sClAL PRICES until August
On fall and winter heading
DSaSe and collard plants. Nor
[ya aa Bitch, 329 Third avenue
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1l-Household Goods

FOR SALE-Extension oak din
ing table, "a inches wide, will
seat Is persons. Walnut side
board, 40 inches high, so in
ches wide with marble slab.
In good condition. Phone 667
or address Lock Box 532, Hen
Jacksonville.
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For Rent
16-Apartments

SECOND FLOOR TWO-ROOM
apartment, furnished; reason
able rates by month or season.
141 Seventh Ave. East. Phone
2S5.
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LIONS GARAGE PLANTS

'TClONS CABBAGE PLANTS,
f. peRRhagen, Flat Dutch, Dan
h. baIlhead, Allhead. Plant
SiD INV Late Beans, corn, tur-
bpES mustard, spinach. Get
hySerIeS jar tops. Govan
H. aer Seed Store, Seventh ave-
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Livestock and Poultry

bnr 'AILk-Registered Guernsey
[rsJ. ~ years old, or will
80 .e 10 Ior horse. +. L. Ponder,
'oS. Fiat Rock.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WITH
BONDS COUNTY. CITY AND
STREET ASS ES SIN E MS.
PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH,
REAL ESTATE.
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Lost and Found
42-Pets and Livestock

LOST---On highway between
TryOn and Hendersonville,
black and white wire haired
terrier, about 7 months old,
Reward for return to K. A.
Bowen, Tryon, or Times
News, Hendersonville.
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Houses and Real Estate
} SAIE-33S acres. five till.


~ SALE-Property north or
Fort Pierce, 2O7 feet water
front on Indian River, with
Oca; rwO-StOry, three car
sarage; main house four bed
E OOmS; servant house; $50
ear-lg orange and grapefruit
pee: priced at $4,000. Write
IOg terms to Box 200, care
NlTeS-News.
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12-Radios and Service

THEY ARE HERE! New 1886
Philco. The finest radio ever
built. See them at The Brun-
son Furniture Co. y
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power, foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1885 Phileo. Brunson Furni-
ture Company, -
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| For Sale
Autos and Accessories

Fry DAY we add more Ford
In chevrolet auto parts also
f. for late model cars. Jack
b. Motor Supply, 131 Fourth
Cerue east. Phone 300.
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WANTED
40-Miscellanesus

WANTED: Large Iron Safe,
Phone 80, o. Roy Keith, Real
Estate.
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10 had dinner in her room,
then read for an hour or so be-
fore beginning leisurely prepare
tons for the dance that evening.
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1S-Furnished Rooms
19-Business Places

HALL FOR RENT-43xl4 feet,
with piano and chairs. Day or
month. Arcade Bldg. Apply
Dairy Products store.
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professional Services

GRADUATE MAsSEUsE. R. N.
Colonic irrigation, hourly nurs-
ing. 22I Fourth avenue west.
Telephone 462-W.