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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-17
PRIEST, O'CONNOR
SWAP ANGRY WORDS
OVER FARM MEASURE
BY UNITED PRESS

AnTy words were exchanged
Sunday night between Father
Charles l.. Coughlin, Detroit IA
do priest, and Chairman John J.
O'Connor OF the house rules COM
mittee over The Frazicr-Lcmke
farm mortgage bill.
CUughin, in his weekly radio
speech. called O'Connor "the as
sassin' of the measure. which pro-
yidcs for $3,000,000,000 currency
expansion. he inferred President
Roosevelt should Try to remove
O'Connor from the craftsmanship
of the rules committee, which
largely controls Legislative proce-
durc in the house.
O'Connor, replying, dared
Coughlin to come to Washington,
saying Il will kick him all the way
from the capitol to the White
House with his clerical robes and
alI the silver he made specializing
in Wall Street. He's been a dis
grace to my church and a libelous
intruder in politics since coming
20 this country from Canada few
years ago; I'm not even sure he's
Il citiZpn.'
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BYPU Business
Session Tonight

The monthly B. Y. p. U. bust
ness meeting and fun period will %
be held tonight for the young
people Of the First Baptist church
in the new Sunday school build
ing. Due to so much snow and coLln
weather, last months meeting waS :;
postponed, making double work
for tOnight's meeting. .ap
Two of the most important
items to be discussed tonight will
be the study course for the de-
partmcnt the second week i'm
March, and the annual western
regional convention to be held in"
April
Al! officers are urged by pro-.
gram sponsors to be prepared .
with pencils tonight and 10 bring .
their committees with them as,
committee work will be sire Ssed.
Program plans will center
around the b. Y. p. U. March
theme, Faith is the Victory in
Our Bible Study" .u.
The business program which
lasts one hour will be convened Ut %
80 o'clock. Following this will
be the half-hour fun period. -.
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bride. What's your racket" he
added, with a grin that was like
a leer to take away the sting of
his blunt question.
81 haven't got a job at all, just
sow" Dirk said. "I'm only ski
Jumper with bed leg
They ordered drinks. "Oh, one
of those things in the news reels"
Mamie said. u don't want to be
personal. But you could go places
"a young guy with pan like
yours"
Dirk said.
You got it," Mamie said.
Looks and class with it. There's
q lot of easy dough for smart
guys in this world" He reached
in a pocket, and showed him a pic
ture OF the actress, Nora Lane.
CHOW you take a dame like this
one. She's on board. Now, if |
was . guy like you I'd get TO
know her"
Dirk looked at him sharply, but
Mamie assumed a confidential
tone. "She's travelling under Il
false nar:, Nobody knows where
her suite is, even. I've seen her
on the stage, and ! could recogn-
ize her."
Dirk thought swiftly. $50 that's
it. He came to my room looking
for the actrGs IS. Because it was the
largest suite. They'll find her,
sooner or Liter.
He said, soothing: "Nora Lane
wouldn't know me, Why, she's ia
nous
The conversation Jagged, and
! Dirk looked about for an excuse
to be rid of this sleek young
man. His eyes bounced upon the
held spot Of SnowShOyS Blake. lie
lifted a hand. and SnowSj'o'a
came toward him. Mamie Jack
son stood up, and excused him-
self quickly.
"PlI see you latcr,' he said
"Dik." He paid the bartender
and slipped away from the bar
4, Just as SnowshoGs came up.
4 sec You're c0nSorting with
the Jungle" Snowshoas said.
Il don't get you!"
"That snake who just left you.
He's one Of the few that amt m
captivity yet. Pvc seen him IN
police court everywhere. Can't
remember where. Shall we have
another drink and go down to
dinner? | want to show you sollc
more Of the Jungle beasts thai
amt put in zoos yet
Ito Be Continued
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dress. But when he had finished
he picked out small slab of
hickory from his suitcase and be-
gan to whittle on It. It locked
like a small model o. a ski
which it undoubtedly was. He
was busily engaged in the work
he liked most in the world when
a knock came at the door.
''Hel!o?" Dirk said, low, to
himself. "Who can this be?"
When he opened the door
man with sleek black hair stood
outside. Dirk saw his furtivc
glance about the suite, and noted
the shifty expression in his eyes.
It was the man who had been
following hiw and Jane earlier.
Instinctively Dirk let his frame
bar entrance. Yes" he said.
Even as the introduer spoke his
eyes ceasclcssly roved about OBJ
iects III the suite, taking in every
thing-thC furniture, the clothes
in djsarray, the bedroom and
bathroom beyond.
Il beg your pardon" he said
bowling with an exaggerated ges-
ture Of pOlitencss. 81 guess | made
q mistake" He stepped back and
looked at the number OH the door.
"Suitc "A. That was a bum steer
the steward cave me. | was look
ing for a--!9dy."
Then he rausai, and spoke with
a lccr. "Swcll layout you got here,
buddy. All by yourself, too" he
said with d question mark stamped
on his forehead. My mistake"
Dirk watched him narrowly; he
hai never seen such tiielCss, row
ing eyes in a human being. They
reminded MIN Of 4 python'& he had
seen 1 f,E day, before III 5he 700
cruel crafty.
eyes. | suppose you made mis-
take"
II oo't mind #c. I'm not for
ward guy. Names Mamie Jack
son. There's q friendly little game
going on downstairs. Cyaps--they
got it stacked uD like 4 mint IN
there. But ] don't like tho noise.
] came on this cruise 10 set a lit
tie yhut-yyc. Wouldn't care TO have
drink OH me at the h@r before
dinner? Aren't you lonely W
hcre?"
nirt5 hcsitatcd. 1t ali sounded
harmless enough. And it was Il
pretty dull prospect sitting
around whiting on a stick when
there might be something Lively
going on in The bar. # only iane
Weston hadn't decided to take a
rest that night, he might have en-
joyed dancing in the ballroom.
az don't usually cotton 10 sLran-
gers like this" Dirk said, little
stiffiy. ''Pm a lon wolf myself.
But | don't like to drink alone. |
think will have 4 look in at the
bar"
in the back of his mind he kept
saying: "This bind is up 10 some
thing. l may as well see what's an
his mind now. J don't want him
proving around here at night"
r" went out on deck with Man
ME Jackson, and they made their
way through the swarm Of men
in the bar.
Mamie seemed to have sized
him up accurately from the ap-
pearance of his suite, for he said:
"You don't look like one of these
. Broadway nlayboys-too N u C h
shoulder and fist-but you got Il
bridal suite on this cruise, and no
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REGIN HERE TO-DAY
Deck Morgan

Jane Weston feels her dreams
have come true when she sets out
en- a three weeks ocean cruise.
She received her ticket in place
Of the salary due her when the
travel magazine employing her as
a stypist suspended publication
On board James meets handsome
Dirk Strom who has been skiing
at Lake Placid. He introduces her
10 his friends, Snowshoes, a de-
tective.- Snowshoes tells that that
Nora Lane, famous actress, is on
board. Miss Lane owns the famous
kokinor diamond and it is known
that she usually has it with her..
The detective, looking over the
crowd, says, at looks as though
new gang war has sent the rats
all scuttling to this ship"
Dirk asks Jane to go to the
dance that night but she declines.
She does not want him 70 think
she is too interested in him.
NWO co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER V
Dirk StrOm folded his expensive
tweedS and hung them up careful
~ on hangers in closet. He went
to his travelling bag and took out
the new white linens for the trop-
zeal phase Of this cruise. His SIN
Gle bag was in the middle of his
bedroom and he eyed it sorrowfuI-
ly.
GLOW can | fill up q three-rOom
suite with the contents of one
bag?" he said, half-alOud, and
laughed at himself in tn cmirror.
"Here | am on de luxe cruise in
the most expensive suite" he
unused. cts more than a bridal
suite. The bellhop said it was the
royal suite. The King of Siam US
it on his last transatlantic cross
ing. who'd ever have thought it?
One year ago today | was maroon
cd out in the High Sierras and had
never seen a big ship. Nor a street
car" he added, smiling. "Nor a
building higher than the three
story saloon in Tlmckco.'
Dirk got out his safety razor,
and took it inside the greenfield
bathroom, intending to shave be-
fore dinner. He had two hours to
kill before 8 o'clock.
Then ne took q silver trophy
from his bag, and placed it on
view on a stand in the big sittin&
room. He paused to admire it. 1t
was the figure of a ski-jumper
poised in a mid flight through the
air-symbolic of Dirk's victory in
a ski jumping competition at Lake
Placid.
Dirk went back into the bed
room and began to undress.
When he stod by the bed in shorts
and athletics, he ran a hand in his
pants pockets and began to count
his money, flinging it down on.
the covers. give dollars and sixty
two centsw he said, aloud. The
sardine king, my eye! | couldn't
buv a plate of sardine sandwich
esq
Inwardly he unused, "T'll have
to 90 easy or ri be broke in the
middle of this luxury cruise. Bat
if | had told Jane Weston ! was
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TO nowhere
BY Deck Morgan @''''0 NEA Service Inc
G. 1886 NeA Service, Inc.

only a ski jumper, and broke, she
wouldn't have been interested in
me. Not girl who's going on
the stage"
Dirk Strom had spent 20 years
in an isolated mining town high
up n the Sicrras Of California,
clf-educated in arithmetic as we'll
as in skiing. Way back there in
the eighties his father, 4 NOrwe-
gian, had been imported-as they
are imported into the Andes TO-
day--for the task Of carrying the
nail to isolated mining camps on
skis.
Throughout the nine months
Of isolation in the nigh Sierra
SHOWS, skis were the only practic-
able means OF running swiftly
over the ground from post to
pos. Old Lars had frozen to
death in the. blizzard Of 1927,
and his wife, a sturdy NoTseWom-
an, had taken his job until Dirk
was cid enough 10 become the
pack animal and postman on the
hazardous, sky.higk route.
Then one day celebrated skier
had seen him jumping on the
rude hill at Truckee, and, OBJ
serving his style and terrific dis
tanc2 leaps. had sent him on an
exhibition tour Of the Rockies, The
~ drlc,'cSt end the cast with all
expenses paid.
Now, on board the u. S
Oceonic, Dirk sat down in a chair
aud began 20 massage the tendons
in a leg.
He had injured tho iep in q
fail on his skis at Lake Placid,
and it had cost him a coveted
place on the American Olympic
team this wear. \ little girl OF
five had @un out on the jumping
hill. in the path OF his downward
flight on skis. lie had landed
safely and was speeding straight
toward the child ut 20 or 70 niles
an hour when he took the spill to
void hurting her. He had rolled
over and over and landed against
. post.
With an injured leg he couldn't
make the trip to Europe with the
Olympic squad. and it was bit
ter disappointment. The father
of the child whose life he had
saved had &howercd wealthy IN
tentions On Dirk, all of which he
refused except til" onc-a letter
to a prominent ski manufacturer
who accepted Dirk's new design
for skis and give him q job in a
hickory smawmill down south
where all the skis came from.
But when the doctor said it'd
be a wise thing for Dirk to do a
lot OF sitting down and baking
his lee in The sun. he accepted
this offer Of a cruise under I
tropic sun.
Now. as he went into the bath
room to shave, Dirk smiled at his
lone suitcase in the middle of this
royal suite. The chiid's grateful
"pthcl' had ordered the best Even
the expensive tweeds and white
linens had been part of the
wealthy mans idea of 4 cruise;
they had been forced on him.
Dirk put his razor away, and
came out into the bedroom to
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-17
Yellow-Throat

Along wooded streams, and In
moist thickets. the yellow-throat
will be found. He is Oliye-green,
bright yellow on the throat ana
hreast--which fades to a dull white
under the tail; and he wears
characteristic black mask. There
is n narrow border of gray just
back of the mask. His feet are
duSky, Olive-brOwn.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-17
SKATER, Sc, m TRAINING

ATTAWA. Ont. (UP)-IEilairc
Legcr, 85, is learning Row 10
skate again. He modestly admits
he was "prctty good" skater in
his Younger days, but had to give
up thc sport IS years ago. No"
he is trying to get beck into
shane.
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DEG CHEWs DOWN TREES

NAN JOSE, Cal. WPJ-Ihe
5hcriff's Office has been asked to
take drastic action in the case OF
a dog, which after chasing cats
up prune trees in various orch
ards, chews the trees off at the
roots till both the tree and the
cat come down. IT,. -.
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TO FINGFRPRINT PUPIL

BERKELEY, Cal. (UP)-Th"
school board has fixed the week
of April 2O-25 for the finger
printing Of all school children. II
is hoped the example will result
in the voluntary fngcrprinting OF
the city's entire population.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-02-17

MUCH SCRAP GOLD is coming
to us for cash. Convert those
cuff links, watch cases and
other discardS into cash money.
Sherman's Sporting G. o d s
Store,
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Wanted
3I-Real Estate

WANTED TO RENT-Two small
farms or one place with two,
four or five room houses in vi
cinity Of HendcrSonville. ChaS.
Proper, General Delivery, st.
Cloud, Fla.
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THE DIFFERENCE between civ
ilization and bolshevism is
largely q matter of whiskerS.
Toms Barber Shop will keep
YOU civilized.
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Special Notices

JUSTUS COLD capsules is our
best "break up a cold" remedy.
We guarantee them. The Justus
Pharmacy, "The Old Reliable. y"
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ENJOY HOT WATER when you
want it. See us for estimates
on hot water without cost of
firing coal range. Mcintyre
Plumbing and Heating Co.
Phone 159.
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STAR BRAND shoes are higher
than some and better than
many. We've sold them under
guarantee for 40 years. Try
them. Nj, NJ. Shepherd.
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PAINTING TIMF will soon be
here. Let us help you in secur-
ing painter and in selecting
the proper paint for your house
Rigby-Morrow Co. 4th Ave. 7.
Phone 81.
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YOU CAN SEE why Texaco roof
ing is strong, durable and there
fore economical by examining
it. Let us show you. j. II. Rea-
ben, Agent; or Local Dealers.
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AUTOMATIC stokers give better
service with our dust treated
coal made especially for stoEer
use. Star Dray Co. Phone 175."
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DON'T WORRY over broken
parts of machinery. We can re-
pair them or make new ones.
Shealey's Machine Works. "
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The Irish Free State reports an
increase of 5000 motor vehicles
i'm the last fiscal wear.
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PLAY POOL and billiards at the
Hot Spot. Watch your trIend'
play. Spend an enjoyable hour.
Eat and play.
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Heavy frost following the long
drought is killing large fruit trees
in South Africa.
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4O-MiScellaneous

WE BUY HIDES and furs of all
kinds at top market prices. We
pay cash for tallow and bees
wax, and sell live poultry. Sher-
mans Grocery. Phone Oil.
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WANTED-Hard to fit men to
wear perfect fitting made-to-
measure clothes. $21.50 up.
Lewis Dept. Store.
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EYE MAKEUP to suit your own
individuality. Eye brow arch
and dye Use. Hotel Ames Beau
ty ShOppe. Phone $40.
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WE LAUNDER CURTAINS. Your
finest curtains beautifully laun-
dered by our new methods.
Phone $50. Minico Cleaners and
Laundry.
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SETTING EGGS WANTED: Do
you have any to sell, what
breed. and the price? Tell pros
pective customers through an
advertisement.
TRY WAYNE DAIRY FEED
Your cow will give more milk.
If she does not, trade her off,
she's no good. iiou.ton's Feed
Store. -
SUNSHINE POLISH - Fer ri.
amos, furniture, automobiles,
brass beds, leather upholstery,
etc Recommended and guar
anteed by us. Brunson Furni-
ture Co.
BUY 1T AT HOME-Look over
Timcs-News advertisements for
the most desirable offerings.
FLOWING TINE is about here.
Mr.. Farmer may be disappcint-
ed in not finding the name Of
4 pillow salesman in these col
umns. That invites inspection
of out-of-town catalogS Of de-
Scription.
PAINT YOUR HOUSE this
spring. Who has the paint for
sale, the make ara the price?
A classified ad will do the tell
ing and help the merchant to
do the selling.
PRESCRIPTIONS accurately fill
ed by registered druggists from
any doctor. Freeze Drug Co.
SHEALEY'S MACHINE WORKS
is 4 complete shop. We make
gears and many other parts.
See us when you need parts.
COLD REMEDY SPECIALISTS
Bromo-Quinine tablets 2!c; 2Jc
6G6 cold tablets 19c; SOC HIPS
Cascara Quinine tablets 1&c;
35c Nick's salve Bic; soc Nick's
Va-tro-nol 39c; soc Norwich
Tar compound 39c; $l.25 Greco
muIsion $LO9; pint Castor oil
pc. Wilson Drug Co.
CALL AT GIBBS to engage good
corn, l to so bu., zoe. Light
hens, lie; medium, i4c; n.
and up, lie; fryers, 1Sc.
CELEBRATING THE MIL
LIONETH PHILCO! GREATEn.
values! BIGGER tradc-m allow
ancc! LOWER down payments!
EASIER terms, BRUNSON
FURNITURE CO.
PAID at 3 IL per
rHOt nor 1OOllO, on Dpcpm her
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DIVIDENDS PAID at 3 i-2 per
cent per annUm on December
3fst. All investments insured
up to $4,000. Why not take a
few shares in First Federal
Savings & Loan Association? 4
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5Foodsfuffs

5 SPECIAL COFFEE at
and Pure Pork Sausage at
a 10. are making new
DIS and holding the old
Give them Il trial. Phone
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REAL. ESTATE WANTED-We

want liStings of city and county
property. If your property is
for sale list it with us. Ewbank
and Ewbank. Phone 80. Ask
ANYBODY
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CHICKS STARTED and grown
on Harris guaranteed Vitamln
and Mineral balanced feeds will
be free of ali deficiency dis
eases, the cause of heavy chick
losses. d. T. Hart Company.
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9-PerSonal Property

NEW AND USED Furniture
Come in and see our complete
stock. You can save money.
Reliable Furniture Co. Oppos-
lite Court House.
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PAINT YOUR ROUSE this
spring. Who has the paint for
sale, the make ara the price?
A classified ad will do the tell
ing and help the merchant to
do the selling.
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15-Miscellaneous

RECLAIMED Korean Lespedeza.
Several tons balcd Shucks.
Straw and hay not baled. Z. ID.
ingram, Mills River.
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FOR SALE-3O young guineas
soc each. Apple trees, , 10 Is
it.. Zoe to 25c; best varieties.
Yellow locust posts. Will DaI-
ton. X. +. ID. >. &"
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FOR SALE-Fine Spitz puppies,
Phone 3l3-W.
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CELEBRATING THE MIL.
LIONETH PHiLCOI GREATEi.
valueSi BIGGER tradc-in allow
ancc! LOWER down payments!
EASIER terms. BRUNSON
FURNITURE CO.
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SHEALEY's MACHINE WORKS

is complete shop. We make
gears and many other parts.
See us when you need parts.
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Services

EA-SEKNiCE MEN = You can
buy anything else when you
have money but yoa must pass
examination for life insurance.
Next month or next year may
be too late. Edw. r. Sutherland.
Agent. s"
SUPPOSE YOUR HOME should
burn tonight? Insure with
Prownlee Insurance and Realty
Company.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-08-07
THOUSAND METHODISTS
in NATIONAL CONFERENCE

One thousand young people of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will gath
er at Berea College, Berea, KY, from
September 2 to 6 for the second Ma
tional Conference of Methodist Youth.
While the conference will proceed
by modern discussions methods, there
will be addresses by such outstanding
Protestant leaders as DR.. Halford E..
Luccock, Of Yale; DR.. w. J. Hutchins,
president of Berea; Bishop Edgar
Blake, of Detroit; Bishop James G..
Baker, of San Francisco; and Bishop
Adna W. Leonard of Pittsburgh.
Youth between II and 25 from all
over the United States will attend
with adult counselors.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-08-07
Evangelist To Hold
Services At Goodwill

With the coming of Evangelist
BILLY" Virgins, Rev. VIM. T. Wig
gins, of Philadelphia, Pa, to the Good
will Baptist Church, Rev. E. w.
Church, pastor on September 9th to
goth, 1896, inclusive, there will be af-
forded the people of this community
the rare opportunity of hearing one Of
the Billy Sundays Philadelphia Cam
paign converts.
Mr.. Virgins has had a most re-
markable experience and has been a
great success as soul winner in many
places. One should not fail to hear
his life story, "From Dance Hall to
Pulpit" which he will give among
many other addresses during this
campaign. There will be services
each night at 8 o'clock except Satur-
day.