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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-22
Denial School Grads
ToFete 6. u. Seniors

The graduating class of the
Georgetown University School of
Dentistry will be the guests of the
District of Columbi Alumni
Chapter tomorrow at p. m. at a
farewell dinner to be given at the
school. About 200 alumni will at
tend.
DR.. Joseph I. Marley is presi-
dent of the alumni. Special guests
will include the Rev. Arthur A.
OLeary, s. j., Georgetown presi-
dent; the Rev. David V. McCau.
ley, S. j., regent of the dental
school, and DR.. William N. Cogan,
dean.
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Cane Hobby

ST. SBURG, Fla.
Q.N.S0 Owner of 81 different
types of canes-yet he doesn't use
any of them. That's the story of
Col. William H. Parker. Baltimore
hotel executive, who vacations an
nually in the Sunny climes here.
The cane collection is a pet hobby
of Parker's.
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Named Security Head
Mrs. Anna Rosenberg, Of New
York city, was appointed regional
director Of the Social Security
Board at a meeting yesterday.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue of the au-
thority conferred by deed of trust
executed by Fl. +. Cantrcll and
wife, Lear S. Cantrcll, dated the
18th day Of December. 1927, and
recorded in Book 100, page GA.
in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for Henderson County. '.
s. Bryant. Substituted Trustee.
will at twelve o'clock Noon on
MONDAY, MAY 4TH, 1886
at the Courthouse Door OF Hen
dcrson County in Hendersonvillc,
North Carolina, sell at public AUG
ton for cash to the highest bid
der the following land, to-wit:
Situated in the Town of He'll
Jacksonville, North Carolina
BEGINNING at a stake on the
West side of Spring Street, for
mcrly Sycamore Street, said stake
standing N. Is deg. Is min. West
240 feet from the point where the
western margin of said street in
tersects with the northern margin
of Dale Ave-, and running thence
with said margin of said Sycamore.
Street n. IS deg. Is min. West
GO feet to stake; thence N. S6
deg. As min. West 1873 feet to a
stake; thence S Is deg. ID min.
E. 60 feet to a stake; thence 5.
SO deg. As min. T.. 1873 feet to
the point of BEGINNING, the
same being Lot No. 3, Block @, :
of Lenox Park, as shown by plat
Thereof, recorded in Book 67. page
Ill of the Records of Deeds for
Henderson County, North Caro-
lima, and being the same property
conveyed to H. F. Cantrell by w:
l.. Oliver and wife, by deed dated :
10Th day of November, 1922. and
recorded in Book 124; page % of
the Records of Deeds for Hender-
son County, N. G.. -
This sale is made on account OF
default in payment of the indcbt..
cdness secured by said deed OF
trust. and is subject to all taxes
and assessments against said prop
erty whether now due OF to be-
come due.
A five per cent (5E) cash de- &
post will be required of the high
est bidder at the sale.
This the 31st day of March.
1886. v. s. BRYANT,
Substituted Trustee.
loan No. TBS 4-4-Sat-4tp
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mircd big black picture hats more
than any other kind, and if she
bought that one at 1vonnc's how
could she pack it?
Toby heard these questions and
others again and again. She an.
swcrcd as well aS she could and
she tried to be enthusiastic, when
Harriet talked of Clyde and their
plans. .r
That was the hardest. Toby still
distrustcd Clyde Sabin. She hated
to think Harriet was going TO
marry him, and there wasn't a
thing in The world that sh" could
do about il. She couldn't say,
"Harriet, | don't think you should
marry Clyde because he tried to
make date with me-"
No, she couldn't do that. She
couldn't do anything at all except
help choose the dresses and hats
and shoes Harriet was to wear on
her honeymoon and hope that her
fears might prove untOunded.
Toby was going to keep the
apartment. She was G Il 4 n n e
enough now so that she could al
ford il. The furniture was Har-
liet's, but she wanted Toby to
keep that, too.
"We'll be living in hotel"
Harriet said, Eat least for a while.
I'd rather go with Clyde. when
he's away on trips than stay here
alone, so an apartment would be
a nuisance. After while we'll have
a place of our own, but, in the
meantime, I'd like to have you
keep my things"
Toby agreed. 1t would be lone
some without Harriet and she was
glad she could stay in the same
cheerful surroundings.
She had promised to go with
Harriet to look at some hats one
afternoon, but first she had an APP
nointmcnt at the beauty shop.
w'll meet you at quarter OF
four" Toby said. cat the -
street entrance Of the store"
"All right. III be there"
Toby hurried away. She finished
at the beauty shop and went on
to the store. Harriet was not IN
sight when she arrived there.
"She'l probably come in a few
minutes" Toby told herself, and
strollcd on to look at shop win
dow.
The window proved uninterest-
ing. Toby turned away moment
later and noticed man coming
toward her. He was of medium
height and wore a rather shabby
suit and dark hat. Toby had
seen him somewhere. She tried to
think where, but couldn't remem-
Der. The next instant he was be-
side her.
The man stopped. $50 I've
found you again. he said. "This
time you're coming with me"
(To be continued
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GORGEOUS

woul be glad to change places with
you"
Then they'd be making a mis-
take"
81 have a country place." Hill
yer's tone was sober. cts in Con
nccticut. | don't seem to be able
to spend much time there"
In New York, she knew, he
lived at hotel. A very elegant
hotel where everything he could
possibly want was supplied him.
III should thing you'd like being
in the country Toby told him.
II might, if there were some
one there to make it seem like
home. Most Of the time it doesn't
seem worth the bother to make
the trip out there. Getting old, l
guess"
Hillycr had often made refer
cnccs to his age. He did it joking
ly, yet Toby felt that the fact that
the years were creeping on dis
turbcd him. She didn't know how
old he was. At first she had
thought OF him as definitely mid
dle-aged, but now that she knew
him better he seemed younger. He
was leanly-built, athletic. She
knew he liked sports, though he
seemed to have little time for
them. He might be 40 or he might
be closer to so. That, Of course.
was old to Toby.
1t was day or so after that
drive into the country that Har-
riet found Len 1ogan's column in
the evening paper and showed it
to Toby. The columnist had writ
ten:
What soap manufacturer whose
initials are j. H. is being seen
about the hot spots these spring
evenings with the oh-so-pretty
young things whose picture APP
pears in the soap advertisements?
Although the report has been de-
MED, friends hint that the couple
will middlc-aislc it within a few
weeks"
Harriet put down the newspaper
with a flourish. "Well," she said,
"what about it,"
What about what?"
cts easy enough to know who
Logan means. What about it? If
there's going to be a wedding I'd
like to know about it
Toby took the newspaper and
read it for herself. "Oh!' she said,
why do they print such things!
It's dreadful -. they haven't any
right"
"Maybc not, but what l want
to know is, is it true: >"
"Of course it's not truc--that
is, if you think it's about"
81 know who it's about all
right. How many soap manufac-
turers do you think there are in
New York whose initials are
j. HIP"
"But it's NOT true, Harriet.
And it spoils things so. Mr.. Hill
ycr's been awfully nice to me, but
we're just friends. There's moth
inc more to it than that. I think
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BY LAURA LOU eROOKGIAN
q 'a,6 PEA s,rSts. H.

it's dreadful for anyone TO try to
make out that there is. | wish this
hadn't happencd!"
"Don't worry about it," Harriet
said easily. 81 just wanted to get
it straight"
But Toby did worry. Others
read Len LoGan's paragraph and
spoke about it. There were iibc&
at the studios and at the Model
League Office, and, since Toby was
so plainly embarrassed, her de-
mails were accepted as proving
the rumor.
She had a dinner engagement
with IIillycr which she almost
broke. At the last minute she de-
cidcd to go through with it. She
would have to sec him some time,
she thought, and might rs well
have it over with.
She was relieved that he; said
nothing about the gossip column.
They went to the restaurant
where he had taken her the first
night they had dined together. 1t
was a favoritc of his, and Toby
liked it, too.
Hillyer talked of events in the
days news. He had an amusing
story to tell and asked about how
she had spent the day.
"He doesn't read Len Logan's
column" Toby decided. cor at
least he didn't see that one"
And then Hillyer surprised her.
The waiter took away the soup
plates and brought fresh ones.
Hillyer looked up and said, "Syl-
Ivester-"
eyes. Mr.. Hillycr?"
Would you say this was hot
spot?"
The waiter hcsitatcd an instant,
the gravity Of his face unchang-
ing. Then he said, "No, sir"
Hillyer leaned back in his chair.
"Neithcr would l." he said.
If that was reference to Len
Logan'S paragraph, it was the only
one Jay Hillyer made.
The gossip columnist seemed
less important after that, land
Toby decided to forget his barbs.
When anyone said anything about
the reported romance, she laughed
and was surprised to find that this
attitude seemed to discourage the
queStioners.
She had more time with Har-
riet these days. Clyde Sabin was
away on another trip.
"Maybc," Harriet said, "the
next time he goes, I'll go with
him." She was buying her trous-
seau and insisted that Toby must
accompany her on many Of the
shopping trips. Harriet was a
shrewd shopper, but now she
wanted advice. Gowns were Sc
Iccted and sent home, only to be
returned. She couldn't decide be-
tween the blue negligce and the
yellow one. And what about
shoes? Did the ones with the
buckles or the straps look best?
Would Clyde like the red and
white sport dress or the green
one? Was it true that men adj
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

TOBY RYAN, 10, is a photo
graphic model. posing for photo
graphs to be used in advertise
mcrts. Unknown at first, she is
soon in high demand in the stu
dos, particularly after she is cho-
sen as The Hillyer Soap Girl
Toby shares an apartment with
HARRIET HOLM, another model,
engaged to ma~y CLYDE SABlN,
whom Toby distrusts.
Wealthy TIM JAMESON show
ers Toby with attentions for a
Time, and then seems to forget
her. Toby's oldest friend is BILL
BRANDT, who works in an adver-
Using agency. She is fond OF Bill,
but has never thought of him ro-
mantically.
After weeks of silence, Tim tel
cphones, but Toby makes an ex-
cuse for not seeing him.
JAY HlLLYER, president Of
the Hillyer company, comes to the
studio while Toby is posing for
some photographs. Later she goes
to dinner with him.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XVIII
Toby went with Jay Hillycr to
see "Hcre Comes the Queen" The
play was gay and amusing and
brilliantly staged. The star was a
radiant and graceful dancer - Il
dynamic little creature who locked
scarcely older than Toby herself.
She. sang almost as we'll as she
danced and her costumes were
dazzlingly lovely.
Toby said, over her shoulder
to Hillyer, "She's beautiful, isn't
she ~
He agreed. Toby, intent or the
scene behind the footlights, was
not aware that Elillyer's eyes were
on her more often than they were
on the stage.
She went to dinner with him
twice in the week that followed
and to a concert. On Sunday they
drove to a famous inn across the
Hudson. Toby enjoyed that, too.
She hadn't realized that spring
had actually arrived. Trees were
spreading their leaves and fields
were deep green. The sunshine
was warm and yellow.
She said, at must be wonder
full to live in the country"
"Would you like that"
"More than anything | can I'M
agine. Think of looking at trees
like those" (Toby swept one arm
in wide gesture toward pic
turesQuc group at the right "and
think of being where you can real
ly see the sky and walk on grass
with no keep Off signs. And be-
ing able to see things growing and
maybe plant them. I'd have gar
den if | lived in the country. And
I'd have a dog-no, two Of them.
And all day long I'd stay out in
the sunshine"
Hillyer laughed. "You make it
sound attractive" he said. "yct ]
imagine there are hundreds Of
girls who have all those things who
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra-
tor of the estate of Emma P. Kill
patrick, late, of Henderson Coun-
ty, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them to the uSdcrsign-
ed on or before the 7th day of
March, 1887, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlemen: with
the undersigned.
March 7, 1886.
F. H. ROBERTS,
Administrator, Estate OF
Emma P. Fitzpatrick.
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NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
North Carolina.
Henderson County,
Agnes Sandifcr
VS..
William Marion Sandifcr
IN SILDDEDINR EOILpn


IN SUPERIOR COURT
The defendant above named viii
take notice, that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Henderson,
County, North Carolina, for the
purpose of obtaining Il Judgment
Of absolute divorce in favor Of
the plaintiff, on the ground that
the said plaintiff and defendant
have lived separate and apart for
more than two (2) years, and for
the further purpose Of having the
custody of certain minor children
mentioned in the Complaint,
awarded to the said plaintiff.
And the said defendant will fur
Their take notice that he is rcQuir-
ed to appear at the office of the
Clerk Of the Superior Court OF
Henderson County, on or before
the 22nd day of April. 1886, and
answer or demur to the complaint
i'm said action, or plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This 21st day of March, 1886.
J. p. FLETCHER,
Clerk Superior Court.
3-21- Sat. 4tp.
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CITY DEEP IN "BLACK"

SACRAMENTO, Cal. (UP) -
The city is in the embarrassing
position Of having gotten so far
out of the red it does no tknow
what to do with the excess black.
The municipal revenues Of 1885
exceeded budget estimates by
nearly 5000, leaving a $780,
600 surplus.
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CELEBRATING THE 7 MIL
LIONETH PHILCOi GREATEI.
values! BIGGER trade-in allow,
anceI LOWER down payments
EASIER terms! BRUNSON
FURNITURE CO.
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Special Notices

CONTRACTOR A. L. Gurlcy is
using observation-disclosures paints
on houses owned by the Fed
eral Corporation. Rigby-Mor-
row Co. Lumber, Builders Sup
plies, Millwork. Phone 81.
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THEFT BRINGS VACATION

GONZALES, Cal. (UP).-High
school students here twice have
enjoyed a days vacation, thanks
TO an auto thief who stole the
32-passcnger' bus.
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SUNSHINE POLISH - For ,Pi-
amos, furniture, automo oiles'
brass beds, leather upholstery
etc. Recommended and guar:
anteed by US. Brunson Furnl.
ture Co.
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32-Rooms and Houses
WANTED TO RENT-By couple

WANTED TO RENT-By couple,
for five months, furnished cot
tage, in country near neighbors,
or on edge Of small town; Sid
to SIC per month, according to
size and cOnvenienccS. Altitude
not over $500. Mrs. kcmpster,
61O7 River Terrace, Tampa,
Fla.
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Discovery of Alum

Anm was discovered at ROccha,
in Syria. about 1900, and manufac-
tured in England by Sir L. Chalo-
ner In 1GOS
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DR.. GOLDSBY, Herb Specialist,
will be at NJ. A. Case residence
April 13, II, Is, Tracey Grove
road.
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OLD GOLD TALKS when sold tor
highest prices for cash at Sher.
mans Sporting. Goods Store; II
your jewelry is idle, bring 1t 10
us for cash.
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let your bonus

IETERANS = Let your
help you build a home or I'M
prove the one you have. Let
us help you plan to make 1t go
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lun-
Der, Miliwork. Coal. Lenox
Park. Phone 500.
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37-To Swap

WILL TRADE my land south of
Miami or my small home for
Hendersonvillc improved prop
erty. Give details. Owners only.
Z. O. Box 300G, Miami, Fla.
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36-Aut0mobHes

WANTED-10O cars daily to
wash. grease and lubricate.
Filling Station at Shipman's
Garage.
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WILL BOARD one or two ladies
very reasonable. 209 Buncombc
street.
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START yOIJR CHICKS on Harris

START YOUR CHICKS on Hart S
Vitamin and Mineral complete
feeds and let experience teach
you that it is different from
ordinary chick starters, YET
priced lower than some. u. L:
Hart Company.
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EASTER CANDY and RABBITS!
Big assortment at freeze Drug
Co.
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$4,000 NOW BEING PLACED
in home loans. Safety of invest
ments insured up to $4,000.
Call for information. First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Assn.
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RADIO BARGAiNS-Some cspe-
cially good ones in used sets
from $3.50 to $4,000. Mid City
Tire Co.
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FURNISHED HOUSES-Inquiries
for such arc received daily.
Please list yours with us at
once. Edw. r. Sutherland Co.
Phone $50.
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Wanted
29-Help (Femaie)

WANT hnusekeeper and cook,
take care Of sick person. Hicks
NcCrary, X. F. d. /.
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PERMAn=.-

! 500: RhMANENTs-.RT1,.,I
! sSOG.' o Eugene and Fred
. aid .s SiGe Is $3.50. $500 90
'''e PeaS1ttVv ~ ~ Phone. 9l6.
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3l-Real Estate

GET READY FOR SFRING-Do
your spring cleaning and list
your property with Ewbank &
Ewbank for rent or sale. Phone
50.
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livestock end Poultry
S-FOodstuffs

T,LFresh and cured. Poul-
NJ, ~.4 You want lust when
n. ', u, u. That's our method.
e. ~ Faces Market. for
~s.INU, =
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Business Services

(" Nt 4 when you wish
.''e2OS and Immediate
f. Bird Taxi Service.
S'esS5r to Potts. =
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IS BEES

+ la, DIES in a tar bucket,
|saTon' o Pc, rob us Of APP
eiii.;.o r utmost detail to
/ 9rn,irocy Of Your order
/ e. C'; N Flanagan Print int
Z ""ilt 80. =
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seaaeSttt 'f iE for Easter!
$asoo =. $3.50 to 81 30
ss Be,D 1ao $ set, SOC. Hotel
'''y Shop. Phone sis Sis
IN.
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! o ~ SOIE-Tbo .Io,.

p p ,sc :, Shoe shop I ever
s he soz .oe ladies'. Yes. we
tooa, sS Q! Saves the hose,
rr. ''" N.rr +
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SEE US before buying fertilizers.
We have Knoxville and VIC at
right prices. Oliver and Lynch
burg plows and repairs for all
other kinds. Dermid Hardware
Co. We Deliver. Phone S43.%
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'.3Iseai,n-i oNE Of Miss jamie
a sgs@; r Ia East Flat Rock
bon { j.'E F:s3 of our painting,
), Kicker. Phone Sc.
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l2-Radios and Service

COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Midcity
Tire Co.
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I5-MiscelIaneous

TWO-RORSE WAGON for sale,
or exchange for onc-horsc. G..
{. Jones, East Flat Rock.
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Il-HousehoId Goods

FOR SALE--3-burner gas plate
with connecting tube, $3.50.
Helen Rowland, ll5 9th Ave.
West.
SEE THE NEW Florence Oil
Ranges, the most beautiful
models ever offered the Amer
lean home. Sold on easy terms.
BrunSOn Furniture Co.
The Washington times., 1936-06-17

COLLEGE PARK, Nd, June IT,
That important changes are to be
expected in the agricultural trade
relations between the United
States and the Philippines when
the islands become a free nation
was the opinion expressed by Sen
ator Millard E. Tydings in an ad.
dress before the rural women's
short course at the University Of
Maryland yesterday.
Senator TydingS said:
THE removal of q vast guam
tity Of agricultural produce an
nually imported from the Islands
from the duty-free lists to the
taxable lists Is bound to bring
about a drop in the amount Of
The Washington times., 1936-06-17
THIRDS RULE
TO END, SAYS
FARLEY

PHILADELP PHIA, June II
UN.SO.-Abrogation Of the his
toric two-thirds rule by the Demo
cratic National Convention was
predicted today by Postmaster
General James A. Farley, national
chairman, who arrived today to
check plans for the session. He
said:
"Of course, can't speak for
the delegates who will attend
the convention, but the attitude
looks favorable for abrOgatiOn
of the twO-thirdS rule"
Farley declined to comment on
charges that he violated a Fed
eral statute by circularizing Bos-
ton postal employees for 81 con-
tributionS to the Roosevelt cam
paign fund. Informed that a
group of Boston employees had pro-
tested over letter signed with
his name, Farley said a statement
would be released from national
headquarters in Washington in a
couple of hours"
Following a shift in plans the
convention, which convenes here
next Tuesday, will nominate Presi'
dent Roosevelt as the party stand.
ard bearer Friday, June 26, w.
Forbes Morgan, secretary of the
Democratic National Committee,
said Saturday morning Vice
President John Nance Garner will
be renamed.
Morgan disclosed no change in
plans to have the convention open
at noon Tuesday with a speech
by Postmaster General James A.
Farley, national committee chair
man. The keynote address of Sen
ator Alben w. Barkley of Ken
lucky, will be made Tuesday night,
The Presidents acce ptance
speech has been set for Saturday,
June q, at 10 p. m. (E.D,TO.