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IS-Furnished Rooms

- Capable, efficient
stenographcr. Must be quick
and accurate. Crystal Springs
Manor.
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COACHING in French, German,
Spanish. Conversation lessons
i'm French. Phone 674-W, An
tOinette Geiger.
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RECREATION-The tourists and
also home folk are seeking the
best amusements and are will
ing to pay for them. What
have you to sell? Tell them.
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MERCHANTS will find here a
good assortment of office
equipment, including files, rec
ord books, stationery and gen.
eral office supplies. BARRIERS
Book Shcp-Baker's Art Gallery.
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4O-MisceUaneous

WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Reliable Furniture
Co., opposite courthouse. Phone
770-J.
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SPECIAL SALE on kitchen cabi-
nets with all latest improve
ments for only $26.93. 81
pieces china free. Reliable
Furniture Co., opposite court
house.
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l3-Merehandise

is JUNIOR TRUCKING?- Buy,
him this 14'xlS' heavy duty
Shuredry Tarpaulin for $50.
Boy, is it duck-y. Henderson
ville's Exclusive Awnings
Shoppe, J. F. Stokes & Son.
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7-Professional Services

EYES TROUBLING YOU? Come
in and learn ii you need glasses
or if your present lenses are
deficient. Leona Allen Young,
OptOmetriSt.
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I2-Radios and Service

Ado REVOLUTIONIZED-
RCA Victor instruments, Ma
gic Brain. Magic Eye, Magic
Voice, Metal Tubes. Call No. 8
for demonstration. Brunson
Furniture Co.
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SUMMER TIME is SPORT TIME.

SIMMONS BeaUtyrest Mattresses
The worlds best aid to sound,
refreshing sleep; 837 coil
springs. Invest in health, the
priceless possession. 81 weekly.
Brurson Furniture Co.
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36--Automo5ies

WANTED-Good used car, coach
or sedan, 1888, '34 or '35; pre-
fer Chevrolet, Plymouth or
Ford. P. O. Box 244. Phone
4S5.
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I7--Houses

FURNISHED HOME FOR RENT.
Modern cOnveniences. Attrac-
tive price for summer months.
Phone G54-W. Mornings. Dewey
LYDIA.
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WE OFFER the latest Model
automobile insurance, an all
risk" policy at nominal cost.
HendersOnville Insurance Ag-
ency. Phone IA.
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DEATH TO BEAN BEETLES
with Bari-cide. Farmers Fed
Grafton.
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PATRICIAN HARDWARE in all

p NANININ tf<NND WI IL
latest designs to make your
home more attractive. See US
for builders hardware, plumb
ing and interior decorating and
painting. Phone 100 and our
representative will call with a
complete line of samples. Hen.
Jacksonville Hardware Co., Inc.
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COMPLETE line of radio batter
les and accessories. Mldclty
Tire &c.
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MUSIC CLUB MEETS
WITH MISS Stages

BALFOUR. July &c. - Miss
Reba Stages entertained the music
club at her home on Tuesday. Miss
Helen Hammond had charge of
the program. Those present for
the meeting were: MesdameS
Greene. Higgins and Andcrs and
Misses Thelma Higgins. Virginia
Houston, Fay Garren, Wanda An
ders, Ruth Brown, Rcrn,ce
Greene, Jewel Haynes, Gladys
Brown and Betty Anders.
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,PECIAI BARGAIN - Oseeola

SPECIAL BARGAIN - Osceola
Inn Hotel, 30 large airy rooms,
completely furnished, running
water in most bedrooms, well
shaded. twC-acre lot, just out
Of town. Chance of Il life time
at $4,000. AnderS & Rector
Realty Co.
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Lost and Found


LOST - English setter bird dog.
Orange and white. Straycd from
premises Thursday, July 9th.
Reward. Telephone 5S7 or ad-
dress T. o. Box 1876, Hender-
sOnVillc, n. c..
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For Rent
l6-ADartments

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, all
convenicnces, one block of
Main st. Phone 3S2-J.
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House This the Time Read and Use These Advertisements

VETERANS took advantage of
the help we extended pending
receipt of their bonds. Others
preferred to wait until they
were in hand. Every facility of
our business is at your disposal.
Millwork, lumber, paint, coal.
Hendersonville Supply & Coal
Co. Phone 500.
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HENDERS ONVILLE IN CIVIL
WAR TINES. by Rev. n. Col
lin Hughes. On sale at Bakers
Art Gallery. Freezes Drug
Store, and by the author
Phone 2l5-J.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as administra~
tor c. t. q. of the estate of }. +.
Ockerman, deceased, this is t"
notify al persons having claims
against the estate OF said deceased
to exhibit them to the under
signed at Hcndersonville, North
Carolina, on OF before the 18th
day of June, 1887, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re-
covery.
This 18th day Of June, 1886.
THOS. Fl. FRANKS,
Administrator, C. t. a. Estate 81
J. f. Ockerman, Deceased.
6-18-Thurs-6tp
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ROOMS, APARTMENTS - The
Dixon Home, Bird Ave. w. and
Fleming. Phone 1921.
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WAMPOLES PREPARATION,

79c; pint Squibb's mineral oil,
SOC; pint Russian mineral oil,
29c; Russell McPhaii candies;
Eaton's stationery. Freeze Drug
Company. =
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4 H NJ, FRONT LOT with

.omo. ,.."se. Several mort
s@ .@9y .,. houses easy pay
Ion NJ INITIAL payment. !.
wy" Phone SII. :
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- Fl acres; poor LARGE
-.+ r l side OF Horse
..,.. Grand view. S250o
b. EA". K. Suther-
49, 3
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SATISFIED

/. w.rrE ~ 10 pay
5r. '' 81 You want your
Bur- .',.''.,."nS are bet
{ & Realty Co. ''''e IN
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43-PersoraI Property

LIBERAL REWARD to finder of
tan pockctbook containing $50
cash. Postmaster, Flat Rock,
n. G..
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IN sO'I II BUNGALOW at
p nome - on large lot,
n. H., e. 9. Love, over Eco Co.
'--Hl3. <
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HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE are en-
joyin@ Oaceola Lakes new
beach. Gnc Of the most modern
clubhou&es in the Carolinas.
Private lockers.
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SUNSHINE PLAY SCHOOL,
7G4 Oakland street. 215-J

LOANS-FHA will now finance
new construction. We invite
you to come in and get full de-
tails. We will be clad to assist
you in making out your appli-
cation. Hendersonville Supply
and Coal Co. Lumber, paint,
coal. LenoX Park, Phone 800. "
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6-Business Services

OF LOANS placed first
10 days of July. $4,000. more
in process. Can handle other
applications promptly. When
better home loans can be had,
FIRST Federal Savings and Loan
Assn. will offer them.
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DR.. GOLDBY, herb specialist will
he ut NJ. A. Cases residence,
Tracey Grove road, July lG-l7-
Is.
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HOLLINGsWORTH MATTRESS

Cove meet all state bed
ding laws in our operations.
Cur sterilizer methods are pass
ed by state bedding inspectors. .
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29-Help (Female)
32-Rooms and Houses
28-HeIp (Male)

WANTED-Painters, carpenters,
decorators. Sun and Diet
Health Resort, Crystal Springs
Manor. Laurel Park.
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PRICES REDUCED on ladies
spike heels to 15c pair. Twen-
~ years rebuilding shoes in
Hendersonville. Two shops :
Main St. and 18th Ave. Phones
lGO-9tO1. English Bros, Quail
ity Shoe Repairing.
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JUST INSTALLED new sawmill.
VIII do custom saving. Mill To-
Gated on Maple st. 0. l.. Cope.
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I5-Misce.ianeous

ROADSIDE LUNCH STAND, Fv-
ing quarters. Furniture, fix
lures and stock 500. Rent
$40 month. Box ;, Times News.
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DO YOU WANT a loan up to 20

wears in connection with financ-
ing a home with monthly pay
ments and 6 per cent interest:
See Brownlee Insurance &
Realty Co.
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5--Foodstuffs

NORWOOD VACUUM packed
coffee. One pound in 3-pt. glass
jar. 25c. Splendid coffee jar
or good for canning purposes.
Sherman'S Grocery.
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LAUNDRY SUITS Numbered and
reshaped 75c. White wash
rants 25c. Miller's Laundry 4
Dry Cleaners. 129 18th Ave. f..
Phone 1913.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23

Frank Morrison, veteran secretary
of theof the American Federaeioa ~ ~
Labor, born at Frankton, Canao"' -
years ago. -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23
MAC CARA TO END
CAREER THURSDAY

College Station, Rale gh, Nov. %
a brilliant collegiate football career
will end for Captain Mac Cara OF
North Carolina State when the Wolf
pack meets Duke in Duke stadium
Thanksgiving.
For three years Cara has been one
of the States outstanding left ends.
TIL s has been his best year and his
play has solicited the praise of every
coach of States opponents.
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81 have some serious news for you. m'lady."

/ the waters below. Pajamas and
bedroom slippers were gone, but
the dressing gown was hanging
behind the door. The door to the
bathroom was open, and James
looked in; but it was clear that
his master had not been there, and
the window also was closely fast
ened. 1t was quite unusual for
Sir Henry to make a move until
he had swallowed his tea and mis-
morning clothes had been laid out,
A search of the compactum as
sured James that all the clothes
were in their places, neatly ar.
ranged by himself.
He went downstairs and made
inquiries of the maids who were
working in the living room, but no
one had seen any sign of the MISS
ing man, and the great front door
was bolted and locked. as James
had left it the night before. James
went through the rooms on the
ground floor, the great library, and
then into the chapel, but there
was no sign of Sir Henry.
The Abbey was an old, rambling
place, and James felt that he had
better report the matter before
making a thorough search. He
assembled the staircase slowly and
| knocked at the door of Lady
Severinge's private sitting room
over the gateway.
She was reclining in a cushioned
recess in the window, fully dressed,
but wearing a peignoir and chat
ting with Eric Colindale, the agent
for the estate. a blonde giant of
a fellow in riding breeches and
sports coat A slight breeze ruff
fed Hilda Severlnge's fair hair as
she turned to the butler with an
impatient expression.
What is it, James ?"
II have some serious news for
you, m'lady."
Her face went suddenly white.
What is it-not my husband ?"
Colindale sprang to his feet.
He's not dead ?"
VA nv oiA IlOPS IL ~ uOC al
bad as that, but he has gone from
his room, and no one seems to
know where he has got to-"
But that's ridiculous" Colin
dale said, glancing at Hilda
Severinge as he spoke. HE must
be somewhere"
The butler, in a wooden voice,
recOunted his tale.
1--WE must have a thorough
search at once" Colindale said
briskly.
He may have fallen down some
where, and been injured" the
woman observed nervously. There
was a look of terror in her eyes.
as though she feared the worst.
You had better stay here,
Hilda. I'll go with James,
The butler turned his head
away to hide a look of anger at
the Christian name that had
slipped out inadvertently.
(TO Be Continued)
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THANKSGIVING DAY
FEED LESS COSTLY
Chiefly Due to Lower Priced Turkeys
and Poultry; Turkeys Off
Five Cents Wholesale

Washington, Nov. 23.-Thanksgiving
dinners vii, cost less money this year
chiefly on act,l.r' If lower prices of
turkeys and { Jn'try the Bureau of
Agricultural Economics said today.
How much less, officials would not
say, since prices vary with quality
and markets
Wholesale prices Of turkeys, due to
this years large crop, are reported at
about five cents a pound less than in
early November a year ago. Prices of
chickens are down about three cents,
also due to larger supplies. Ducks and
geese are priced slightly under year
ago.
Prices Of cranberries will be rela-
lively high again this year (about the
same or possi ly slightly higher than
year ago.. Prices of apples are
higher Oranges and grapefruit will
be slightly lower.
Retail prices OF potatoes in October
were 80 percent higher than a year
ago On account of the small crop of
late potatoes. Prices of sweet potatoes
also are higher, and the retail prices
of cabbage, carrots, and lettuce will
he slightly above those of year ago,
the bureau said.
But prices of squash and onions will
be much less than year ago-about
one-half the prices in 1885. Celery is
slightly lower priced as is rice. Vari-
Gus nut crops are small this year
with prices advancing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23

Winning his varsity spurs in the
opening game with Davidson, Eric
Upton, Dukes sophomore fullback.
has been a big reason the Blue, Devils
have such "a great record this sea-
son. This side-stepping youngster
will be one of the Blue Devils big
hopes for "a victory over N. c. State,
in the final game which would give
the Wademen state and Southern con
ference titles for the second year in
a row. Upton came to Duke from
Petersburg, Va, high school.
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VOL YES PREPARING
FOR DUKE BATTLE
Squad in High Spirits While
Preparing for Final Con
test of Season

College Station, Rale gh, Nov Is
a Wolves of North Carolina S ate
re not to ask Duke for any special
favors Wien they clash in Duke sta
dunn Thursday. They believe Duke
is in for a bea+i~-.
At no time this season have the
Wolves appeared more confident. To
prove t they have in practice shown
more drive, speed, and spirit than in
many weeks. The Wolves =" hey
arc ready.
Fans who have rot seen State and
Duke play in past years have mi sed
the best played games of the year
There nave been many great battles
between them and it doesn't seem pos
sible the one Thursday could be in
any better, but this 1886 meeting
looks like the real Mccoy.
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CAVALIERS TACKLE
HEELS TURKEY DAY
Ancient Ri1als VIII Clash in
Charlottesville In Annual
Grid Battle

Chapel Hill, Nov. 23-The Univer-
sity of North Carolina winds up it's
1886 grid campaign Thanksgiv ng
Day meeting the University of Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville in the renew
al of an anciect rivalry which ranks
high in Dixie in color and keenness
of competition
The Cavaliers and Tar Heels have
played 40 times on the gridiron. The
feud was first inaugurated in 1892
when there were two contests. Vir-
ginia won the first 3O-18 but later in
the season the Tar Heels measured
off their opponents in an impressive
manner 26-0.
The Cavaliers dominated the grid
picture from 1892 to 1927, winning 20
games losing eight, and tying three.
Since that time the Tar Heels have
beaten the old Dominion contingent
consistently and have lost but once in
the past nine years.
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CATTLE FEVER TICK
SEEMS ELIMINATED
Not Single One Reported to State
Agriculture Department In
Over Two Years
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In inc Sir Walter Hotel.

~kV y. &. " SF< 'sS W.
Raleigh, Nov 23.-NOt a single cat
tie fever tick has been officially re-
ported in North Carolina IN The past
two years.
II believe tbs pest has ,.-en COM
pletely eradicated from this State, -
said DR.. William Moore, chief of the
veterinary division of the State De
partment of Agriculture, through
which cooperation has been maintain
ed with the Federal Bureau of AMI
NAL Industry, in the battle against
drawbacks to the cattle and livestock
industry. North Carolina was among
the early states to be rid Of the tuber-
culosis.
During the fiscal year ending June
80, 1885, out Of 24,572 cattle tested for
tuberculosis, only Ga reacted. For the
year ending June 80, 1885, tests num-
bered 1884, with only IA FACTORS. All
these diseased animals were slaugh-
tered and owners paid indennities ag-
gregating $1,424.71 in the first period
and $25431 in the second period, a
like amount being paid by the Bureau
of Animal Industry.
In its control program, the Depart
ment of Agriculture, also through the
Veterinary Division, made 126,456
tests for pullorum disease among poul
try in 1934-35. OF these birds, 3,542
were found to be infected During the
1866 season 153-551 test were made,
with 4,737 birds showing positive re-
action.
All reacting birds were removed
from flocks and sold for slaughter, it
was pointed out.
No anthrax, sheep scab, I-lackieg or
CHAMBERS have been encountered dur
ing the past 20 year period, and the
Department has continued 10 LOOK
after the health Of livestock on ~
owned farms and has carried on sue
cessful efforts Of disease controi on
these farms.
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DEACONS READY TO
BATTLE WILDCATS
Team Will Spend Most Of
Time Perfecting Timing
and Play Execution

Wake Forest, Nov 23-With the
date of the game with Davidson Col
lege there on Richardson Field
Thanksgiving Day only few days
off, Coach Jim Weaver has pronounc-
ed his Demon Deacon squad as fit
and ready to go to battle in this an
nual Turkey Day CLASSIC against the
Wildcats.
According to Coach Weaver his
boys will spend most of the time tn s
week in perfecting the timing and
execution of their plays. The Dea-
cons were largely occup ed in last
weeks drills with setting up a de-
fence to be used against the famous
running and passing attack of Mr..
Lafferty and company. It has been
said by Wake Forest scouts and by
many fans that nothing short of a
court Injunction can SOP the power
full offense of the Newton coached
machine.
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You're Telling Me!
BY WILLIAM RIFT

Old radio sets, we read. find a mar
ket in China. It appears the Chinese
are the only race which can under
stand static.
Despite all those pictures Of the old
saint it isn't Santa Claus but Father
who, after Christmas, is left holding
the bag.
Prosperity is no longer "just around
the corner" We are!
Booming Christmas seen" saws 8
headline, That reminds us. Junior
wants Santa to bring him a drum.
New York racketeers are accused
of trying to sell women second hand
hats for new. That proves racketeers
are really dumb.
Little girls think Santa Claus hangs
around the North Pole. But big sis
ter knows it's really the stock ex-
change.
Another new high we expect to see
before the close of the year is the
length of the stocking Junior plans to
hang up at Christmas.
Two significant events have taken
place since 1913. We've had a war to
end war-and the total of the worlds
soiolers has increased LOO 900.
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Pictured above is the UNIVERSITY, !.
North Carolinas cross country tooot
which Saturday won the Sou+bo]1
Conference championship In thn 12t
annual meet held at Chapel Hin w.
Tar Heels dethroned Dukes dnfoaa
ing champions.
Coach Dale Ranson's charges con,
pleted a highly successful sessan
losing to Navy by a single noin,
Carct.na defeated WASHINGTON anS
Lee, Duke, Dav dson ana H.
individual meets.
Reading from left to right: From.
row-F'n|l Kind, Jenkintcwn Do
Graham Cannon, Charlotte. Iir ~,
Hall, Wilmington; Bill Hendr.r
Greensboro; Mark Aderholt Lexfn@'
ton; Bob Gardiner, German,own
Pa; Andy Jones, Variana; Franl,
Wakehey, South Orange, N J.; Bin,
Daniel, Wilson; and Bob Garland
Marshvlle.
Back row-Bn Knight, Bvnnm.
Murray Honeycutt, Lexington; Scot,
Hunter, Hendersonville; CIonae
Moore, Turkey; Joe Russell. Marsh.
vile; Jim Baden, Washington. D @.
Marvin Gewolb, New York civ.
Steve Mazur, Irvington, N. j: Wa)tar
Lashley, Greensboro; and Tom Nor
gan, Canton.
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paper; no name tape or washing
mark. He would be a one-day's
sensation, perhaps, in the papers,
and for the first and only time be
mentioned in the news bulletin for
millions to hear.
Police notice. An unknown
man was found dead" etc. And
then, IF any person can give any
information about this man, please
communicate with Scotland Yard,
telephone number Whitehall 1912"
And then he would be buried at
the expense Of the local parish
after II good men and true had
solemnly puzzled over him at an
inquest.
He was tired of it all: the lone
illness. the sordid life and sur
roundings. Honest work was not
for him, with no character, and
nothing but that awful institution
to give as his educational ad-
vantages, and he had run away
from that.
He had decided to throw every
thing up, take all his money from
the savings bank. and seek a new
world. And then one day he had
read an account of aSeveringe Alb
hey and the description of the
wonderful Sewerage cross which
had been stolen by a former
Severinge from South American
cathedral, when serving under Sir
Francis Drake-tllat prince of
burglars. The ldcc t~'-',g this
priceless relic had appealed to him
as fitting contamination Of his
present career.
AS Jack Reid, an artist, he had
wandered into Sussex. enjoying
the countryside as only a town.
bred man can do. Well, the ex-
pertinent, as far as the cross was
concerned, had turned out a dis
NAL failure, but had led to some
thing more exciting-a mysterious
and horrible murder under his very
eyes; but about this he could say
nothing. He would certainly stay
and follow it up, if only for curl
osity, he thought
But though mentally he made
this mis- excuse, he knew that the
real reason was the vision he had
seen at the window in the moon
light, that fioated before his eyes
as he fell asleep and haunted his
dreams.
James Connolly. the butler at
Severinge Abbey, entered Sir
Henry's room carrying a tray on
which were a cup of tea and two
thin slices Of bread and butter
One glance showed him the dis
ordered bed, al / the dress clothes
Of his master thrown on chair
for his attention.
He set the tray down and took
a good look round the room. A
large window with latticed, old
fashioned panes faced the lake,
but the windows were fast shut,
for Sir James suffered from govt
and feared the exhalations from
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1S64-Henry B. Joy, pioneer auto
manufacturer, Packard president
sponsor of the Lincoln Highway, born
n Detroit. Died Nov 6, 1886.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-11-23

Talk is cheap-and, if you are not
careful what you say, it's cheapening.