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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION

NORTH CAROLINA.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
In Superior Court.
GEORGE ?. STREET
v.
MAX ZAPH and wife, ELIVA
ZAPH, and o. +. KLARhN.
The defendant, o. +. Klarcn,
will TAX notice that an action en-
titled as above has been COM
mcnced in the Superior Court OF
Henderson County, to forcclosc
the lien Of the tax sale certificate
for 1929 county taxes on certain
property in Henderson County,
listed by Max Zaph and wife,
Eliva Zaph, on three lots, on
which is located the Rusher House,
described in Deed recorded in
Deed Book 1SG, ct page rs; and
the said 0. T. Klaren will further
take notice that he i required to
appear at the Office of the Clerk
of the said Court on o. before the
3I5t day Of January, 1885, and
Answer CT Demur to the Com
plant and Amended Complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said Complaints.
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Plans
Fiddler S Contest

On Friday. Jan. is. at 1870
O'Clock the annual fiddlers con-
test nill be held at the Edney-
Vile high school \ number OF
musicians from the county and
from other counties are expected
to enter this contest and make 1t
the best that has been held at
Edneyville. The proceeds from
this program will be used to buy
new library books for the grades
and to help the home economies
department carry on its work to
the end Of the year.
Sponsors Of the program say
that all who miss this program
will really miss something good.
The ''fiddlers" are invited to have
sandwiches and coffee with the
home economies girls before the
program.
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and he would bring her back.
Ann, crouchcd behind tall
shlubhery near the sun porch,
heard him driving away. AS soon
as the sound Of the motor died
she opened the door. removed her
wet coat and hat. putting them
on chair in the hal and called
a taxi company.
81 want a cab sent in q hurry
to the Inglcsidc section. You
know where it is?"
"Surc, lady. What street,"
"No. A. Cherrv Circle. Writ
it down, please, Pm in a great
hurry
81 have it. Forty-four Cherry"
Its the fourth house aftcr you
turn in fro"1 town. Back among
some trees"
II think ! know the place. Any
way III find it,
Glow long will it take you to
get hcrc?"
"It's half hour rum"
"Please hurry"
"Okay, lady"
Ann closed the door. She
turned out the lights in the hall,
turned on more lights in the liv-
in" room, went back into her old
room and turned on Z light by
the dressing table.
1t was fully 20 minutes before
Allan returned. He had finall''
given up the search. He could
look all night. crashing about
among trees that lined the high
way and still not find Ann. How
she could have gotten away so
quickly was a mystery. He was
raging angry, wet end cold.
! The door was shut. Between
; the drawn shades in a room on
the left wing was. athin yellow
streak. A light in AIMS room.
! The front door WIS locked. Allan
rang the bell angrily.
Ann opened the door. "Allan,
where in the world did you go?
] heard you dashing ava" in the
car"
"Where were you-hiding from
me, weren't vou?" He caught her
roughly b. the shoulders.
Don't be silly. Why should
| hide? | was hack in my room
doing things to my face. | ral
to the front door and called you
but | guess you didn't hear"
He was still staring at her sus'
ipiciouslv. "No tricks, Ann. II
i thought"
Ann said gently, slipping hcl
arm through his. you've beer
drinking too much. It's made
you imagine foolish things. l.
my supper ready? l suppose
shall have to heat the coffee
again."
She was leading him, with NJ
insistort little pressure against
his arm, TO The Kitchen.
'Tvcrythlng's ruirod,' he grum,
bled.
"And al my fault, ! suppose
because | went to n0WdC" my
nose" Ann said lightly.
"Well, let's forget it''
"Takc off your wet coat, Al
lam" Oh, she was glad 10. get
him away from the hall whore
her own soaked coat and hat
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not waited to put her coat and
hat on, but had run to the car.
Women were certainly queer.
There had been something
about her that seemed familiar.
lie didn't quite know what it was.
She was crying now. He could
hear mufflcd sobS. Probably She
regretted running off from her
husband and would be telling hi'r
in a moment to take her bach.
lie shrugged. Well, it was all in
a. night.
The taxi sped along through
the darkness, rain beating fierce
ly against the windows.
The driver leaned back, turn
ing his head slightly. Where to,
miss"
After a moment the girl an
swcred in husky tone, "Do you
know where Roland street is?'
Roland street. lie had to think
a moment. cts on the east side
of town."
He remembered now. 1t was
an old street filled with cheap
brick apartment buildings. 81
think | know where il IS"
Ann couldn't bear going back
to the drcary, lonely apartment
just then. Sheila was out with
Jimmy. 1t would be several
hours before she returned. She
felt faint at the thought of the
place. Maybe she would feel bet
ter if she stopped at the drug
store on the corner and had some
hot chocolate.
The taxi was nearing Roland
street. please let me out at the
drug store on the corner" Ann
said.
The cab drive halted at the
curb and Ann got ont. She open
cd her purse. Luckily she had
enough to pay the fare. She
counted out the money and hand
ed it 20 the driver. He was star
ing at her, a queer expression in
his eyes.
Well, she must look strange
with the wet coat clinging to her,
her eyes red from crying.
/ She went into the drug store.
The taxi driver continued to
stare at AIMS retrcating back.
/ Yes sir, there wasn't a doubt!
This was the same girl he had
driven away from that swell
apartment. Young Peter Ken
dall's wife.
He was excited. He followed
Ann and saw he- sitting a table
in the corner. won't you want
a cab to go home in, miss. | can
wait"
"No, thank you. | live near
here"
He went away, but not far. He
stopped in the next block and
telephoned police headquarters.
Detective Shannon answered.
"l'vc got the girl you were
looking for" the cab driver re-
ported "The wife OF chat mil
lionairc. She's in a drug store
at the corner Of Constance and
Roland streets. Yes, I'll follow
her and meet you at the drug
store in a few minutes
He went back to me drug store.
Ann had disappeared.
Ito be continued)
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This December 27, 1884.
J. 2. FLETCHER.
Clerk Superior Court.
2-28-Fri-1tp
NOTICE OF SERVICE by
PUBLICATION
NOitIF CAkOLlNA,
HENDERSON, COUNTY.
In Superior Court.
GEORGE p. STREET
S. |. DEPEW and wife,


The defendants, s. |. Depcw
and wife, Mrs. S. l. Depcw. Will
take notice that an action entitled
2s above has been commenced IN
the Superior Court of Henderson
County to foreclose the lien of a
tax sales certificate for 1927 coun-
ty taxes in the original amount of
S98.5O, on Lots No. 2 to NO. 50
inclusive, except Lot No. II Of
Block No. 4 OF LenoX Park Sub
division; and the said defendants
will further take notice that they
ere required to appear Mt the Of
fec OF the Clerk Of said Court on
or before the 31st day of January,
1885. and Answer or Demur to
the Compliant i said action, or
the Plaintiff viii apply 60 the
court for the relief demanded in
said Complaint.
This December 81. 1884.
]. p. FLETCHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
12-23-Fri-4tp
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BEGIN HERE. TO-DAY


Arm Hollistcr breaks her en-
gsgenent to Tony Mick'e the
same day that Peter Kendall tells
Valeria Bennett, his fiancee, that
everything is over between them.
Ann thinks she still loves Tony
and Peter believes ne still cares
for Valcria, bus when chance
brings the two together and
Peter asks Ann to marry him she
agrees.
They 60 to Florida and are
happy there. Then Peter is re-
called home. His family snubs
Ann and Valeria tries to make
trouble between Ann and Peter.
She succeeds finally and Ann goes
away, leaving no trace OF he-
whereabouts.
Peter, desperately in love with
her by this time, grows loncl;er
as the weeks pass. His efforts to
locate Ann arc fruitiess.
She has found work as gov
crness in the home of Mrs. Tracy,
an artist. Allan Vincent, Mrs.
Tracy's brother, is attentive to
Ann.
Valeria, schcming to win Peter
back, pcrsuades him to hire Allan
Vincent to decorate the home he
bought for Ann.
Ann learns the house Allan is
decorating belongs to Peter. Con-
WINGED that Peter plans to divorce
her and marry Valria soon, Ann
leaves the Tracy home. She be-
comes a clerk in a secondhand
book store. From a newspaper
she learns that Peter is building
model community for the en-
ployes Of the Kendall factory.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xiv
IN the Kitchen Allan was MAX
/ ing progress slowly. Hc smiled as
he hcnt over the stove and moved
uncertainty about the room. Ann
was little witch. he thought,
masking an entirely different per-
sonality under her nun-like atti-
tude.
A plate slipped from MS ncrv-
Gus fingers and crashed to the
floor. He called, Guess you'd
better help me dish up. Pm
breaking al the china"
There was no answer. He wait,
ed q moment and called again
"Say, Ann, you never did have
that cocktail. Want one now"
Still no answer. At the same
moment he felt q rush of cold
air. A door must be open. A
door
Allan ran to the hall. A black
expanse met his bcwildercd gaze.
The front door was wide. He
could see the dark outline Of the
trees. branches swaylng near the
porch. His hands felt for the
switch. He cursed softly. So
that was whv she had wanted
supper! VOL, she couldn't get
far with this game.
A quick survey convinced him
that Ann was really gone. Hc
would find her, he thought furi-
ously. 1t would have been better
for her if she hadn't played him
trick like this. It would be
only a matter Of minutes before
his car would cover the distance
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Autos and accessories
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were.
He poured two drinks. Ann
sipped her own and then, feeling
his eyes upon her, finished the
drink quickly.
Want another"
Later. I'm going to scramble
more eggs, if you don't mind. l
never could cat cold eggs"
He had siumped down in 4
chair, watching her gloomily as
she mixed the eggs in 4 bowl and
whipped them steadily.
She turned to the stove. str
red them into a hot skillet. Oh,
why didn't the taxi come. Ii must
10 all of a half hour. If her plan
failed in the end-but no, it must
rot fail. 1t couldn't fail. The
driver had understood perfectly.
She went into the breakfast
room, got cloth and napkins
and came back.
"A lot of fuss" Allan said,
over : little food. Let's cut the
frills."
Ann, spreading the cloth
smiled at him. There's nothing
to hurry about end | like the
table to look NICE"
There was the taxi coming VI
the drive. Allan had not hearc
it. His head had dropped to HI:
arms, on the table.
81 forgot the silver. Will you
please get some!"
He got to his feet and stag
gered into the dining room. "fol
heavens sake. Ann"
She flew to the front door
grabbing her hat and coat on tn:
way. The driver had reached tht
door. In another moment h
would have pressed the bell. HI
helped Ann into the cab. POT il
himself and turned on the igni
ton.
They were driving away wker
Allan rushed to the porch
"Annw he shouted.
"Drive on, please Ann said
Don't stop"
! Now that her frightful sus
pense was behind her she Leaned
back against the scat, shiyerini
I in her wet garments, tears pour
ing down her cheeks.
The driver guessed that thi:
girl had Quarreled with the fel
low who yelled at them. Perhap:
he was her husband. Womer
were always running away from
their husbands. There was thC
girl who had run away from tina
young millionaire, Peter Kendall
The taxi driver hadn't believed
the Story until the detective whC
had questioned him told hin
thered be fat sum in it if h;
could locate the girl. The detec
tive had tipped him literally, too
for The information he had given
about dropping the girl at th'
restaurant for breakfast. The cal
driver never had hcard whctho
or not they had found the Girl
If she was the wife Of million
airc, she probably had zone ba"l
to him.
He had not seen this girls fact
She had opened the door anc
rushed out On the porch just a.
he reached the door. She haG
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
North CAROLINA

HENDERSON COUNTY.
In Superior Court.
GEORGE z. STREET
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On S,ained in boats were
cam r.e chained to a desk,
VI property, is a sue
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/ TO RESTORE PAY

NV ~ II, Jan, II. (UP)-
, s,,.. Of pay cuts for
scs. .D.oEe~ and full pay for
b.. ''.1S salaries in the low
n %,e certain for 1885,
rose, council finance
'a"lrman, has said.
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answers to Previous Questions

CHAMBERS model, made OF
u wood, was discovered re-
Gently in an old smithy and Is
now owned by the Vlrglnla
historical Society. The Rev.
Jeremy Belknap organized the
massachusetts Historical So
ciety in Boston. Booths ice
Yacht was a square box mount
ed on three runners covered
with iron, a sail, a rudder post
and a wood tiller-~
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LIN ~ IAApC-N - - u - L 4
In Superior Court.
GEORGE 2. STREET
VS..
THUGhS Z. MILLS and wife,
NPS. THOMAS +. MILLS. ct al.
The defendants, Thomas r.
Mills and wife, Ms. Thomas F..
Mills. will take notice that an ac-
ton entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Henderson County, to foreclose
the lien of the tax sale certificate
for 1927 Henderson County taxes,
in the original amount of S87.62,
on 4 house and lot in the business
section of Druid Hills, described
in deed recorded in Deed Book
173, at Page IS; and the said de-
PENDANTS will further take notice
that they are required to appear
at the Office of the Clerk of said
Court on or before the 30th day
of January, 1885, and Answer or
Demur to the Complaint of said
action, or the Plaintiff will apply
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to the court for the relief de-
manded in said Complaint.
This December 27. 1884.
!. P. FLETCHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
12-2S-Fri-4tp
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Who won the first interna-
tional auto race at Indian
apolis?
Where was the first plank
road built?
When was the first reh'
gious review issued?
Apeuarc in next issue.
La opinión., 1935-04-23
Nueoo Precio a..
(Sipue dc la "a. Pao.)

fijan en- $50 pesetas al mes para
los ~periodicos de Madrid y BARGE
Iona y $50 para los de provincias
que vendan sus numeros a Is CEN
limos y de cuatro pesetas para los
de veinte centimos.
Las empresas Sc comprometen
con esta ley a satisfacer a los VEN
dolores una comision de cuatro
centimos por cada ejemplar VEN
dido a ounce y de cinco centimos
cuando ell prec.o sea de veinte cen
limos. Igual comision ~percibiran
los Intermediates entire las admi-
nistraciones y los vendedores ca
llejeros.
Una comisi6n integrada por re-
presentantes de las prop.as EMPIRE
sas cuidara de velar por ell cumpli-
miento de la ley y la escala de san
clones que seran cobradas por ell
Ministerio de la G~obernacion Sc fl
ia en- 1000 pesetas Ia primera falta,
cinco mil la segunda y $4,000 GUAM
tas Sc cometan despues de la ter
cera.
La opinión., 1935-04-23

un hombre me dijo que me guerra,
Y 20 lie correspond. Era guapo,
~apuesto, carinoso y saba decir
palabras que 20 nunca habia
dido, lQue mas necesitaba para
quererle? "Soy rico, me dijo ade-
mas y 70 pense: "iMejor!' y me
entregue a su cariho, sin descon-
fianza, sin reservas, sin pensar
que, por 10 mismo que era Ell rico
y 20 pobre, su cariho no poiia e
verdadero. Lo que 20 no vi, 10 VIC
mi padre, 1nica persona que ha-
bic en- ell mundo que por mi Sc
intercse, y Sc opuso a aGuellos
amorios. Yo considere su oposi-
ci6n crueldad Y su ;nsistencia in-
justicia. "Puesto que tn padre no
quiere que me quieras me diJo
mi novio-, huge conmigo...
Crei su paiabra mas que las dc
mi padre, Y hui con Ell.
La opinión., 1935-04-23

rada. 10 era y no tengo ganas
Je volver a serlo. para que, 81
NADIA ganaria con ell Gambia? Co.
nozco va, por experiencia, las ZEN.
tajas de la bondad y la honradez;
morirse una de hamhre, como 20
cstuve a punto de morirme. :.
Ech6se a reir burlonamente, y
luego continue diciendo:
Sin embargo, yo no hubiese
dejado de ser 10 que era, 81 a clio
no me hubiese visto obligada. No
faltaba quien me decia a todas
horas: "Si quieres, en- vez de pa
sar hambre como pasas, tendras
cuanto desees: lujo, comodidades,
%1iquezas. -" 70 era tan tonta,
que despreciaba TODD este por Sc.
guir siendo buena. Una necedad
de la que luego me he redo mu-
chas wees.
La opinión., 1935-04-23
Harlem, la Ciudad Cdrcel

explota inicuamente a sus prisions-
ros. Y NADIA de extraho es que los
300,0 600 negros en- ella reeluidos -
debatan en- ell vortice de la deses-
peraci6n, que dan acosida a las teo-
rias mas radicales, que suministren
ell mayor c~ontingente al comunismo
International, que hasan explosion
al leve contacto de cualquier chispa.
La mas reeiente explosion estal'6
al critic de alarma de I'M nesrita.
Un jovenzuelo de Ia raxa fue sor-
prendido robando un cortaplumas
dc 10 centavos en- una de esas ten
das de "5 y TO-. La negrita vic o
creyo yer u 10 golpeaban y critic
que 10 mataban. Algunos miles dc
ne5ros currieron y comenzaron .
batir a los blancos y destruir su
propiedad. Quinientos gendarmes
restablecieron ell 'orden" despues dc
doce horas de eombate. FL saldo fus
8 muertos, Negroes; 100 heridos, da-
nos de cierta consideration a Ia
propiedad y una actitud mas ame-
naxante dc los nesros oprimldos.
Funcionarios necios o eiegos y los
| comerciantes explotadores imputan
ell tumulto a Ia obra exclusive de
agitadores, y han intentado impo-
ner el terror en- Harlem. Con este
criterio Sc han hecho pesquisas,
aprehendido trabaiadores en- masa,
o impuesto penas. uno de esos fun
cionarios, un Rybicki, hizo la hip6-
crita y cruel proposition dc que -
deportara a los negros del Sur a sus
Estados, en- los quo mpera Ia ley
Lynch, bajo ell rpetexto de que esos
neqros estan 'a~nsiosos" do regresar
pero carecen de medios para el via
je, mas considerable su proposition
"como una MEDIA efectiva para
prevenir Ia repetiei6n de actos dc
v%iolencia."
ACCOMPLISHMENTS la opinion en-
general, y ell alcalde do Nuev
York rectificandose a 81 mismo, han
re~conocido que la asonada no ha
sido mas que un sintoma, otro sig
no entire muchos, de Ia intolerabls
~situaci6n que p~revalece en- Harlem,
y ell aIcaIde ha prometido rerne-
diarla y solicitado q este fin Ia CO.
operation de los lideres reiigiosos
de la comunidad.
La tarea es ardua. Para la demo.
craeia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sobre la teoria de que todos los
hombres son ~iguales ante Ia ley, dc
que todos tienen i%suales oportuni-
dades-es una c~ontrariedad que 81
tragico problema del negro en- Har-
lem, que parece ser menos trasIeo
que en- los Estados del Sur, haya
fIotado a la %superficie, deseubrien-
do la pugna entire esa teoria y
la realidad. Pero tai es ell precio .
que Sc pagan los bellos suehos, los
mobiles ideales que Sc transformer
en- ley escrita, pero que no SO pue-
den o no Sc quieren vivir por ser
contrarios a la naturalexa o q Lac
~pasiones humans.
r. Zubaran CAPMANY.
New York.
La opinión., 1935-04-23

mi padre? No me recibiria en-
ella. iComo v~ivir?.. Alguien me
repitio las proposiciones que en-
otro tempo habia rechazado, y
entonces las ~acepte... Tambien
aquellas p~roposiciones eran n
mentira. De TODD 10 que me ofre-
cieron no encontre mas que la YER
eiienza; esa ST, grande, muy gran
de; tanto, que a SUI peso me hum
III mas y mas en- ell vicio... Has
ia uue, al fin, llegue a perder
hasta ESQ, hasta la vergiienza...
Entonces fui casi dichosa. No go
zaha, pero no sufria :.
Interrumpiose, y cambiando de
tono, agrego:
-Anoche e~ncontre a csc hombre
por casualidad- sedalo a Cipria-
no. me dijo 81 guerra seguirle.
LIE segui. iPor cue no? No tenia
donde pasar la noche... Me trajo
aquf. Yo no saba 10 que este era.
81 10 hubiera sospechado no hu-
biese venido. Luego tambien csc
hombre me ha enganado. Lo que
aquf Sc me ofrece 20 no 10 quiero,
porque 81 10 aceptara v%olveria a
;ener vergiienza de 10 que soy y
v~olveria a sufrir... No; que nc
dejen marchar... iSoy 10 que soy
Y no puedo va nj quiero ser otra
cosai para que? Cada uno es 10
que los demas quieren que sea-.
Pues 20 soy y sere 10 que los otros
han querido.
Y volyiendo a encogersa ds hom-
La opinión., 1935-04-23

Con acento mas carihoso aIn
cue ell que antes empleara, la mar
quesa lie dijo:
-iQuieres darme un beso?
Ella la miro s~orprendida.
-;Un beso! -exclamo-. iOh,
no!
-iPor que?
-Porque, al besarla, la man.
charia...
ESQ me dice que conoces tus
culpas, y conocer nuestras culpas
es estar en- canine de arrerentir-
nos de elias.
Levant6se de su ~asiento, y antes
de que la joven pud;era impedir-
10, lie echo los brazos al cuello, y
la beso.
La asilada la rechaz6 con fuerza
y retrocedi6 unos cuantos pasos,
-iPor que me rechazas? pre-
gunto Loreto.
-Porque.
No pudo decir mas.
I'm s~ollozo d~esgarrador ahog6
sus palabras.
Pasados unos i~nstantes, sc en-.
canine a la puerta.
IA donde vas?- lie pregunto
L.oreto, deteniendola.
-iDejeme listed salir!- repusc
ella mo sea cruel
La opinión., 1935-04-23
Las Sociedades de
(Siaue de "a "a. Pao.)

presente, en- ell susodicho domici-
Ito. habiendo estado a cargo del
mencionado senior Santa Cruz,
quien trato un tema de verdadera
importancia para los socios de la
agrupacion en- general. habiendose
designado a la senorita C%onsuelo
Garcia para que sustente la Sc
gunda, en- la session que tendra We
rificativo ell proximo microbes IT
del presente. Nos manifesto ell Sc
nor Santa Cruz que a ella quedan
invitadas todas aquellas personals
que gusten asistir a la session del
dfa ~indicado, aun cuando no sean
miembros de la agrupacion de re-
La opinión., 1935-04-23

y aquel tono con que tan bien sa-
bia conmover los c%oraZones:
-Quedate aqui, a mi lado, en-
esta casa que no es una carcel,
como supones, sino un refugio en-
el que no careceras de NADIA.
y Jque voy a hacer 20 aqui?
-pregunt6 ella.
-Redimirte, ser buena, volver a
ser honrada.
-iEso es impossible!
Y la infeliz echoss a reir con
una incredulidad y un descaro que
daban lastima.
Don German volvi6 a mirar a
su protectora, como diciendole:
:Se convence listed de que TODD
cuanto Sc haga por esta cIase de
genie sera inutil?"